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  1. EU = Banned until proven safe US = Allowed until proven unsafe.
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  2. Fun Fact: A manual transmission is the best anti-theft device in the USA. 😁
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  3. The cap on the eu fanta is supossed to stay on, that is why it was harder to remove it.
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  4. As there are approx 6000 kinds of beer in Germany, only 5997 more to go..... Have a good time! Enjoy!
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  5. If European Fanta tastes like orange juices than your orange juice is just fucked honestly. I mean I like our Fanta, but it obviously tastes nothing like actual fresh orange juice.
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  6. fun fact, if you take your car driving license exam here in the Netherlands with an automatic, you are not allowed to drive a manual car here! but if you take your car exam with a manual, you are allowed to drive an automatic!
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  7. The blue US Fanta looks like the liquid we put in our cars to clean the windshield.
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  8. To me the red indicator lights look like the driver is constantly pumping the brake pedal. It's really strange that it's considered safe in the USA.
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  9. I never understood how in American movies doors are kicked open so easily. Now it makes sense.
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  10. No oranges were harmed in the making of American orange Fanta
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  11. The disappointment of your team going down is terrible, but of course, the joy of your team going up is amazing. Relegation and promotion is vital.
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  12. Makes me remember the old Monty Python joke: "Your American beer is a lot like making love in a canoe" "How is that?" "Fucking close to water"
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  13. Dangerous candy in a country where loaded guns can be placed around the house. Laughing in Scandinavian
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  14. I was talking to a girl online one night before the last US elections and she asked who I was voting for, I replied "You know I'm in Australia don't you?" She said "What? you guys don't get to vote for world leader?" I was speechless.
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  15. "It's almost like a Formula 1 car..." For a minute in 2018, this car was faster than an F1 car. Porsche beat Lewis Hamilton's 2018 F1 pole time with this car at Spa. There's videos of both laps side by side.
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  16. Why should you have a full metal door in the US when you can just walk trough the wall next to that door? 🤣
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  17. About the "you're not Italian" part: Europeans are generally super happy and welcoming if you tell them you have some distant familial connections from their country. They'll be thrilled to talk to you about their country, language and history and we welcome you if you come to us with a sincere interest. What people don't like is when Americans just blatantly claim to be something they are not, and then go on to speak on behalf of, or in the name of a community they are not actually a part of. It also doesn't help that the things those people say "as someone who's Irish" or "as an Italian" usually range from the utterly ridiculous to the downright offensive.
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  18. You know KitKat is English, right? It was created by Rowntree's of York in North Yorkshire. It's now owned by Nestlé - a Swiss company. It's made by Hershey's under licence in the USA
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  19. I'm Ukrainian and it's a very popular drink here, especially in summer, when it's cold and very refreshing. It's popular mostly among children since it's not considered as an alcoholic beverage, but if you drink a lot of it, you may feel a little kick. Even I in my 20s like it more than cola, pepsi and other drinks, and I'm happy to see other people trying it and saying that it's really good)
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  20. It's not just Europe, its a world sport. The biggest sport in the world. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  21. „Those signs“ are international standard, except in the US…
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  22. a little fun fact. the rocket data for the moon landing was metric. they wasted computing power to translate into freedom units so americans could read the instruments.
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  23. “This thing is smaller than a Golf!” - dude, a Golf is a medium sized hatchback in Europe. Below the Golf, Volkswagen had the Polo, Lupo and Up!
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  24. Your exterior doors looks like our interior doors
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  25. Now i am wondering what your orange juice tastes like lol.
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  26. And 90% of American pop hits is made bye a swedish guy called max martin
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  27. I was once asked by a couple in LA airport if we spoke English in Australia. I said no, we speak Australian but we all have to take English at school. They told me how lucky I was to speak two languages. 👀
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  28. "Name 4 capitals Worldwide that have 4 letters.. in your Second language."
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  29. Czech Republique really makes good beer - even I as a german have to admit that ;)
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  30. These crowds aren't there to see a half-time show, and there's no downtime for TV commercials... They are there for their teams and the sport...
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  31. A lot of people go purposfully to the bathroom during a game to force a goal by the "goals come always, when I am in the bathroom" rule 😂 Keeping the ball is not really a popular strategy when you ask the audiance.
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  32. Don't worry, man. Nobody here in Europe gets that stuff to its full extent. I can travel and choose the country I want to live in freely. That's all I have to know.
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  33. 3:36 the glass is not a solid sheet of glass. It's actually 2 sheets of glass (sometimes 3) separated by air or an inert gas. Creating an "air cushion" between sheets of glass is way more energy effective that installing a thick (and excessively heavy) sheet of glass, because the air in between improves insolation.
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  34. As an austrian, I gotta say its refreshing to see videos about our country and reactions to those videos, it always surprises me that other people are so stunned at the things that for us austrians are completely normal. loved the video!
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  35. Ian, you'd be surprised. I recently watched another 'American tries food' video on YouTube (a pair of an adult man and woman) and after cracking the egg the man watched the plastic capsule for a while and encouraged by his spouse he tried to bite into it because they legitly thought it was edible... After this, I really understood why Kinder is banned in the States. If even some adults cannot discern plastic and try so hard as to leave bite marks on it then Kinder is absolutely a choking hazard for some of your fellow countrymen...
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  36. When a friend from America visited me in Germany I also took him to a rally. He was just used to Nascar so when we went unto the forest he was like "this is a weird place to build a racetrack" assuming there would be an arena or something build in there. When the first car whizzed by at break neck speeds on the gravel road he was shocked, amazed and in love at the same time.
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  37. A Yellowstone Park Ranger once was asked why is so difficult to have bear proof trash cans. The answer: "Beacuse there is a considerable overlap between the smartest bear and the dumbest human." Pure gold. LOL
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  38. One of the absolute biggest advantages for F1 cars that gets overlooked a lot is not necessarily how fast they go, but how fast they stop. Braking on F1 cars is absolute insanity, they can do much better lap times on many tracks simply because they can brake much later before turns while maintaining control than most other race cars, and then get back up to pace fast.
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  39. In the EU, yellow lines on the road are drawn when the road is being repaired/reconstructed. White reflective markings on the road are obligatory on a daily basis
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  40. "Dzięki" means "Thanks" 😉 "Na zdrowie" means "Cheers" 👍
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  41. I was a Taxi Driver. I picked up a passenger from the Airport who had just flown in from California. As we were driving to the hotel, he was looking out the window and turned to me to say, "Gee, you guys sure have imported a lot of Eucalypts." Caught by surprise, I replied, "What do you mean?" He gestured expansively out the window at the bushland we were driving through, and explained to me as if I were a little slow, "All these trees are Eucalypts. They are from California, where I am from. You guys sure must have imported a lot to have so many!" I just about had a brain aneurysm trying to process this thought, and all I managed was "Um, they are native to Australia..." He just gave me a pitying look, shook his head sadly at my ignorance, and stated, quite authoritatively, "No, I think you will find they are from California!" I let the confusion clear from my face, smiled and said simply, "Oh, I guess we must have imported all the Koalas also." Again he shook his head pityingly and said, slowly, talking to the obvious simpleton I am, "No, those are native to Australia." "Oh," I said, confused again, "Given they eat only Eucalypt leaves, they must have been very relieved when we imported so many to save them from starvation..." He looked a little confused, and said "No, they eat Gum leaves." "Mate," II replied, "Gums ARE Eucalypts. They and Koalas are native, the seeds were taken from Ballarat and Bendigo to California during the '49 Gold Rush, and that is how you ended up with Eucalypts in the USA!" He absorbed this for a while, all sorts of emotions playing over his face as he reassessed his entire existence, then he turned to me and said "Was Australia already settled in 1849?" I gave up... 🤦‍♂️
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  42. Becks is like the McDonald's of german beers.
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  43. I think the most important scientific breakthrough a Hungarian made is not these inventions, but safetyand hygenic measures that were put in place in hospitals, thanks to the work of Ignác Semmelweiss.
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  44. That EU Fanta vs USA Fanta has led y'all to a rabbit hole huh.
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  45. I’m Irish and have visited the US a few times. One time me and a couple of friends were in a store in NYC and were chatting. This older woman (I’m only taking like 50’s) came up to us and asked where we’re from so I said Galway, Ireland. I’ll never forget the next thing she said to me. “Wow, your English is really good.” To which I replied: “thanks, yours too” and smiled. She looked so confused for a solid 5 or 6 seconds before informing me that: “of course it is because she’s from America”, so I said something like “aye, and I’m from Ireland where we’ve spoken English for longer than your country’s existed” and carried on shopping 😂
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  46. European doors are suitable for European brick or concrete walls, not suitable for American paper walls.
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  47. so funny how afraid americans are about manual gearboxes
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  48. The big L sign on one of the cars is indeed a learner car for driving lessons. The car with blue license plate indicates a taxi.
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  49. The colour of those US Fanta’s are wild! Look like cleaning solutions to clean your bathroom or kitchen 😂
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  50. The Polish firefighters came in aid to Sweden in 2018, as well. They are true heroes
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  51. Wait a minute , they get 20 Euro to answer hard questions but Americans get a 100 for getting simple ones right ?
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  52. In Portugal we have a joke that goes like this: three friends, an american, a dutch and a portuguese, agreed in going to a bar to have a beer. They seat at the counter. The american asks for a bud, the dutch a heineken and the portuguese a coke. "What the heck are you doing?!" shouted the american and the dutch. "Well, since no-one is having a beer...". No hard feelings. Cheers everyone :)
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  53. Aussie here: Whilst backpacking through Europe, I found myself behind an American couple, a little bit older than me attempting to purchase a train ticket from a machine at a Paris train station. These particular machines are touch screens and the first option you need to choose is what language you would like the rest of the options to be displayed in. They have clearly defined each language with the country of origin's flag (e.g. German flag for German, French flag for French, Spanish flag for Spanish, etc). After some time had past I asked them if they needed help? They reply: "We want the screen to be in American but can't find the American flag on the list." After explaining that there is no such thing as an "American Language" and the language we are using right now to converse with is called the English language and that is represented by "The Union Jack" They stared at me blankly, with a little bit of disgust on their face, as if I had just used their flag as a napkin. Me: "you know, the United Kingdom... That flag." Them: stares blankly* Me: Sigh* "The first option on the list." The kicker - after talking to them for a while, I later found out, the girl had been to the UK dozens of times... So she had undoubtedly seen that flag thousands of times and still couldn't solve the puzzle.
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  54. The cap on the European one was so hard to remove because it's not supposed to be removed 😅
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  55. Funny enough, Romania is NOT slavic, is Latin :))) it has more similitudes with Italy, Spain and France. We understand and learn very easily these languages.
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  56. "look at that, we got 3 pedals" Me, as a frenchman: "well yeah, it's a normal car."
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  57. One thing that people don't often think about when it comes to European Union, is that we are talking about a continent that have spend 100's of years at war with each other, so to suddenly give up all the borders within is pretty huge.
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  58. "This does not look like a road." Because it isn't. It's a street, where cars are mere guests. A street probably built before cars were even an idea.
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  59. it's Hefe-Weissbier. That means, there's yeast (Hefe) in it. It set down at the bottom. You always have to pour the entire can / bottle and shake up the last bit with the yeast on the bottom. You missed half of the experience by drinking it clear. Also, you're drinking export quality batches there. Paulaner Hefeweißbier is very average, export quality is below that. You really should get your hands on the real thing.
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  60. Funny, the toy in the egg is considered "dangerous", yet most US food contains so many INSANELY dangerous ingredients that are COMPLETELY banned in Europe
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  61. I am from germany, and it is so much fun watching you guys taste this beer! Prost!
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  62. Germany was the headquarter of Euro Dance
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  63. By banning just three ingredients American food standards would be raised massively. Those being high fructose corn syrup, red 40 and yellow 6. The USA has the worst food standards of any developed nation simply because the FDA and other agencies seem to consider it more important to protect profits over citizens lives.
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  64. If you are not prepared for different places to be different from where you live - stay home.
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  65. Dont forget to shake the bottle of Orangina first before opening. It makes sure that the pulp is more in the drink and not on the buttom of the bottle...
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  66. Just remember that most F1 design rules are made to slow them down.
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  67. American chocolate requires at least 15% cocoa mass concentrate. European regulations require a minimum of 43% cocoa mass, including a minimum of 26% cocoa butter.
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  68. Haven't seen anyone else mention it, but in F1, everyone runs qualifying at the same time. Yellow flags and other people on track are all things to consider during quali. You should check out a session or video explaining the set up of Q1, Q2, Q3.
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  69. Medieval coca-cola.
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  70. Kofola is much more popular in Czech Republic than Coca Cola. You can get tap kofola in restaurants in Czech Republic.
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  71. these trains must be filmed on the open track, not at stations where the speed is reduced for safety reasons.
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  72. That Q7 V12 Tdi is for when you need to get your 747 out of the hangar 😂
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  73. A manual gearbox can predict the future, because it has an advanced system that scans the road ahead, and can see things like changes in gradient and surface. That system is referred to colloquially as "The driver". On tricky roads and surfaces, automatics are often caught out in the wrong gear at the wrong time.
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  74. The atmosphere is so much better than it was at the World Cup in Qatar. I feel the euros are still more about the game instead of money. Also the passionate fans being able to travel from all over Europe to a country that has a big football culture itself is a massive contribution. Love it!
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  75. We'll give the Weihenstephaner a solid 10/10. Of course we might be biased. 🙂 Thanks a lot for tasting our Helles, really appreciate you taking the time.
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  76. That was pretty solid pronunciation
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  77. I watched this live and was 100% sure that we lost him. The relief when they showed him come out of the flames was undescribable.
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  78. The best about Spaghetti ice is: because the strings could melt really fast, they put a layer of whipped cream underneath. And because the ice cream is very cold, it freezes the whipped cream. Frozen whipped cream... best thing ever. 🤤😊
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  79. I remember the panic in Georgia, US, when in 2008 the headlines whent ; Russia invades Georgia. Was hilarious
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  80. Nothing greater than a cup game where a semi professional team knocks out a big team!
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  81. Hungarian here, who lives in ireland but let me narrate this video with time stamps. First a bit about ambulances - They are usually Mercedes-Benz Sprinters, but are just normal vans without a big box on the back. There used to be a lot of VW T4 Transporters too and older early 2000s Toyota Hiace vans too for ambulances as well from my days anyway. Thing is, there are some narrow streets in Budapest, which this is based in. So some ambulances cannot be too big. Its not Italy type of tight streets but they do get narrow from time to time. All service vehicles have full permission to go on the tram tracks because they are filled in the middle so they can be driven on. Time stamps 1:28 As far as I know, only UK and Ireland drive on the left in Europe. (I stand corrected, they drive on the left in Malta and Cyprus as well) 1:34 The red bus is called a "Trolley Bus" They are fully electric and get power from built overhead lines. However, some new ones have batteries so they don't need to be hooked all the time. 2:26 This is one of the ring roads around budapest and its going towards the end of it. 3:05 He just turned off the ring road. To the left, you can see a roller coaster that is made fully from wood and it used to be this massive fun fair with a lot of cool rides but it got shut down because the zoo beside it needed more room for animals. Some of the rides are however protected contructions so they just operate as normal while being the part of a zoo. 3:20 Yes, its still the Pest side of the city still because there are two halves, split by the river Danube (or Duna for not english speakers lmao) so you have Buda and Pest but the big city itself is just called Budapest. Now the roads here are SO FUCKING BAD that if you are not careful and have low profile tyres, you easy could buckle the alloy or get a puncture 6:00 the close call was with an old Renault 5, which was the first car my dad had. It was an ex rally car apparantly. 6:15 They are now crossing over to the Buda side of the city, over the river Danube. 7:12 To the left, you are passing an old blue bus. Its an Ikarus 280 and it used to be made and manufactured in Hungary. The company I believe was established in 1895 by this one guy who had a blacksmith workshop. 7:57 This to the left is a more modern Volvo bus. Since Ikarus is not around anymore, most buses are from Volvo, MAN or Mercedes. Some of the cars that we've seen in this video are but not limited to - - Late 90s Suzuki Swift hatch and saloon and also the next generation from around 2006. Very popular, cheap and reliable cars, especially the older ones. -Opel Astra F hatch and estate and Astra G hatch and estae. Opel was very popular in Hungary because it wasa reliable, cheap and German. -Renault twingo from the late 90s -Suzuki Vitara from mid 2010s -Old Toyota Hiace Van from early 2000s or late 90s -SEAT Ibiza 6L very popular. Also came in Cupra trim which gave you either a PD 1.9tdi 160bhp diesel engine or a 1.8T 20V 180bhp petrol engine. I think it was nicknamed the hitman from Spain because it was an absolutely unreal litte hatch. -Basically most vans from Ford, Opel, Renault and Peugeot. -Renault Clio from early 2000s -Toyota RAV4 from around 2008 -Alfa Romeo 147 and 156 -Opel Corsa B -Multiple generation from Toyota Avensis -Multiple Generation of Skoda Superb and Octavia -Multiple Generation of VW Passat, Golf and Polo (usually older ones because well Hungarian people arent wealthy) -Renult 5 and Megane Estate from early 2000s -VW Lupo -Porsch Panamera -Audi A7 -BMW 3 series 1990 -Mercedes C-Calss 1994 -Renault Scenic RX4 -Skoda Fabia 6Y Now I just cherry picked cars I think are not seen in america much or evn ehard of but anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed :)
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  82. In Europe, we don't put butyric acid in our chocolate bars so they don't taste like vomit.
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  83. I just want to add that its not only Germany, in entire Europe union rules and signs are basically the same, so this aplies almost to all counties in EU on every thing she said.
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  84. Denmark fired back and said, they could buy America, cause the US has shown that you can buy the Government. Also getting a great Healthcare system and Education, might give the US a chance😂
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  85. Hi. Germany here. "Autobahn" is just the german word for highway. It looks exactly like the highway from the netherlands you saw here. Everything he said for the netherlands is the same for the german highway system. We also do have speed limits, we also have the speed cameras and we also stick to driving on the right/passing on the left. In addition we also have cameras that measure the distance between cars because you can also get a ticket for sticking to close. The only real difference is that for ~57% of our highways you don´t have a speedlimit but just the general recommendation of 130 km/h (80mph) but it is not obligatory. He mentioned that you can drive 10 km/h faster everywhere without the speed camera reacting. That is because your car already shows you ~7 km/h more than you are actually driving and the speed cameras have a tolerance of 3 km/h. That is also why in the city people tend to drive 60 km/h on the speedometer when you are only supposed to drive 50. BUT!: The slower the car goes the more accurate your speedometer is. So if you drive around an area where the limit is 30 km/h and you know of a speed camera then stick to 35 km/h instead of 40 or else it might react. You will find speed cameras all over the place. We have stationary ones, mobile ones and only in rare occasions you might see a police control with a laser pistole. The last one only happens on country roads.
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  86. In Germany (and here in Austria too) you have to keep free an emergency lane in case of a traffic jam by law. Sometime it works out, sometime not so good... This was nearly perfect. 😉
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  87. I'm from Slovakia, Kofola is insane! I love it! It's more popular than Coca-Cola here.
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  88. "Fahrenheit rocks", says the American - yet Fahrenheit is actually German, and we acknowledged our error quickly! 😄
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  89. The futuristic suspension train is like 120 years old 😂😂
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  90. The fact the sirens are sometimes off is not because it is of a "lower emergency" or so, but because the crew decided it is not needed at the given circumstance. That way they first do not make unnecessary noise, but mainly make the siren stand out when really need to catch attention.
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  91. As a german, man i freakin love the Scots and Scotland ❤💙 also our dutch brothers 🧡🧡
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  92. Police "training" in Norway is a 3 year bachelor degree. vs. Police training in US is a 3 month course then they get a gun to fight crime.
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  93. As far as I remember, Walmart cashiers in Germany were initially not allowed to sit at the checkout (like in the US) until German authorities intervened. Such treatment is an absolute no-go in Germany.
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  94. My Father is an ex UK policeman. On his first trip to the US he got himself lost in Vegas and decided to approach some police sat in a car to ask for help - they pulled a gun on him and told him to stand back. It was all OK in the end and they ended up chatting for about 20 minutes about policing but it was quite a shock for him at first. In the UK nobody thinks twice about walking up to police. They're there to help
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  95. The Elevator inside the Aquarium was called "AquaDom" and had a volume of about 1 million Liters. The outer shell bursted in dec 2022, flooded the building and the street in front of it.
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  96. Both in Hungary and in the UK (can't speak for any other places, but probably around the whole of Europe) people in general treat the ambulace like if it was their own child/parent/family in it. If you hear it coming, you do everything you can to accomodate it passing by as swiftly as possible. A life may depend on it
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  97. When sport is entertainment vs when sport is passion. Main difference.
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  98. Let me try to explain at least some of the terms used: Brake warming - F1 cars use carbon brakes, which work effectively when they're hot (400-1000 degrees celcius), so on the out lap (the lap out of the pits, leading to a hot lap) driver must warm the brakes to this temperature window. Brake warming mode changes brake bias, pressure etc., so the brakes warm up faster. On hot lap you most definitely want to turn this off, otherwise the brakes would overheat and even catch fire in few corners Strat 2 = quali mode - the engine and the hybrid system (called ERS, Energy Recovery System) turn in the top performance mode. It drains the battery like hell, but gives 100% power avalaible. Needless to say, on quali lap drivers don't care about fuel or enegry consumption, the just want to do a lap as fastest as possible Brake migration - I'm watching F1 for 28 years, but I don't know what that means, it seems I need to do my research 😁 Brake Balance - that one is easy, it's brake power distribution between front and rear wheels. In heavy braking zones you want to set this bit more to the front, to get most stopping power, but in the medium or high speed corners it's better to set it more to the back, to avoid front wheels locking, or car instability while entering the corner Strat 1 = charge mode - opposite to Strat 2, sets the hybrid system to not use any power, but to recharge the battery DRS - Drag Reduction System - F1 cars have a moving part in rear wing, which "opens" the air flow through the wing, allowing to reach better straight line speed, but of course at cost of downforce. There are zones set on every track, where it is allowed to activate it - understandibly on long straights. In qualifying sessions drivers are allowed to use it in every zone without any limitations, during races you have to be less than a second behind driver in front, to use it. There'a a detection point before DRS zones, where the time difference is measured, and if you're close enough, you can use DRS to make the overtake easier
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  99. "So much awareness." That's because we get driving lessons from certified driving instructors. Not our parents. When I had one of my first lessons some 35 years ago,there was the sound of an emergency vehicle somewhere in the distance and I didn't see such vehicle so I just kept chatting at my instructor. She got SO ANGRY with me! Like seriously, angry. Told me in firm language to pay attention, look around,to check my mirrors numerous times. It was an ambulance. The car was not heading my direction but ofcourse could have been. She made me pull over and stop the car and look her in the eyes. I'll néver forget her words: "That could be you in that ambulance or one of your loved ones. Every second matters, it can save a life so you fxxxxxg need to pay attention when you hear a siren." She was right, lesson learned.
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  100. "Welcome to another episode of fruit juice vs toxic chemical sludge " 😂
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  101. Luton Town (my friend's favourite team) was in the English 5th division 10 years ago. Now they're in the premier league, the top tier of English football.
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  102. I'm from Czechia and I always felt like if I go to a pub or restaurant, I go there for beer and chat with friends, waiter is not part of my experience, he is here to take an order and bring it. I really don't care much if he's happy and smiling or not. Just my point of view.
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  103. Your face when Ř come... Priceless. 🤭 You did it great. 👏
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  104. Race wise, Miami was not one of the best. If you want to watch two good races I would recommend the two most recent - the British GP at Silverstone and the Austrian GP at the Red Bull Ring. Both had some great wheel to wheel stuff.
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  105. I’m from Sweden and it still amazes me when I cross “borders” riding my motorcycle - I pass a sign and that’s it, I’m in a new country, another culture, another history, other food. It’s frickin’ awesome.
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  106. As a Czech I am genuienly surprised by how well you pronounced Kofola
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  107. Here in Romania we say about the bright blue and green sodas that they come in Chernobyl Blue and Fukushima green. :)
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  108. this guy is so open towards everything foreign, its almost hard to believe he's a full blood american, props to him
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  109. Best thing about Aussie money is that you don't destroy notes if you leave them in your pocket when you do your washing.
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  110. I am an Indigenous Australian and am so incredibly proud to live in Australia! We have such an amazing country and the Australian and aboriginal people are just the best. I feel very blessed!
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  111. I've had a surprising number of Americans genuinely shocked to discover that we here in Australia don't celebrate Thanksgiving or 4th July.
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  112. Kinder eggs are also good, but illegal in US, as you know, they are more dangerous than the weapons you can buy in the section next to the sweets.
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  113. "It's very thick, coats your teeth and your throat - the kind my wife will know what I'm talking about" - IWrocker, 2024
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  114. The first clip is at Marienplatz in Munich and that is the very center of the pedrestrian area. It is not that easy to enter this area by car. 😀 And the "tunnel" is the entrance to the metro.
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  115. we dont have prescription drug ads here in Oz that tell us to ask our doctor if that drug we saw on TV is right for us, because ITS THE DOCTORS JOB to tell us what drug would be right for us - NOT private drug companies, and NOT for people to view an ad and go "yes thats the right medication for me!". It's supposed to be about HEALTHCARE, not CAPITALISM. America has it back-to-front here, in the saddest and most expensive way possible.
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  116. 2:19 every Czech has been waiting for this 😂😂 But well done sir, well done 👍👍
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  117. Football stadiums (at least in Europe) are built to accommodate the jumping crowd. There were a few incidents, and everyone knows the fans cannot be stopped, so the architects did their job instead.
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  118. We have a divided town on the border between Poland and Czechia too, it's called Cieszyn. During Covid, there were posters on both sides, saying: "I miss you, Pole" and "I miss you, Czech" in both languages :)
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  119. Imagine thinking your country is the oldest in the world when you literally had to defeat an already existing country (with the help of another already existing country) in order to become a country in the first place.
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  120. Audi sent Michele Mouton, a highly ranked rally driver, with a Group B Audi to the 1985 Pike's Peak hill climb. She, of course, destroyed the course record by 10sec and beat all the competition that year by 30sec. Mouton and Pat Moss (Stirling Moss's sister) are the 2 most well know women drivers in World Rally. FYI Moss was an Austin Healey factory driver.
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  121. I'm from Belgium, and most people here only have one or two cars per household. When I heard you saying that you had 8 cars, I was like "what do you need that many cars for?"
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  122. These people vote, breed, even "educate" their children. Lord help us.
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  123. That bright orange color from the american soda is concerning. In Japan the fanta is like the european one.
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  124. I'm amazed at how quickly that car accelerates while carrying his gigantic set of iron balls around in it.
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  125. Hershey is literally one of the worst excuses for chocolate ever
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  126. 1.5 billion people watched the World Cup final 2022
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  127. I would not want skyscrapers to be built in Europe, cause it's something less hectic about the design and historical look. When I visited New york for the first time, it felt overwhelming to me how big everything was and I somehow felt enclosed and further from the natural beauty of natur. Hard to explain, but I felt smaller as a person and more like an ant just aimlessly moving around as a part of a unit, instead of an individual.
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  128. Don't drive to the tunnel! These are the stairs down to the subway 😂
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  129. I really don't know why I've been watching an American dude watching an ambulance drive through Dutch traffic, but here we are. It's weirdly entertaining.
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  130. Poland is AMAZING. They have done sooo much for the Ukraine war effort and now here we see them coming to assist Greece with the fires that have ravaged the land. Wow!
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  131. You're the first person in the English speaking world that I've heard pronounce Skoda properly! Well done!
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  132. American:"this is confusing" European:"yes and it's great"
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  133. At the Circuit of the Americas, it would take an F1 car just 7 laps to start lapping an Indy car. Indy car racing is great, but in terms of car speed on a track, they are blown away by F1. The power, tech and aero - especially aero creating downforce - it's just not as advanced, and in some ways that's good, because it's more about the driver and car setup than it is about car technology. It's a different style and they're both good and entertaining, but in terms of pace, F1 is way faster than Indy. If you look at the track records of any circuit - if an F1 car has been there, an F1 car holds the record.
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  134. You should watch the interview that Grosjean gave afterwards talking about his experience sitting in the flames thinking about relaxing and giving up his life to the flames until he thought about his wife and children. Extremely moving. 🔥🔥💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  135. as kids, we drank water out of the garden hose, just had to let it run for a few seconds to wash out the spiders lol
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  136. Walther once said about racing in the Group B with his Audi S1: "This car is so fast, if you have to think, you are probably to slow for it."
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  137. What bothers the most about these people is not the ignorance, it's the arrogance.
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  138. I just love how its not just "Germans" but literally everyone inlcuding tourists, horses, probably the pidgeons, and even the stone statues and figurines on the Marienplatz in Munich are staring down these trespassers :)
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  139. I'll try to write the language families of Europe as best as I can! I.Indo-European: 1.Romance: a.Western: -Italian -Neapolitan -Sicilian -Istriot -Friulian -Ladin -Piedmontese and Lombard (could be considered the same language) -Ligurian -Emilian and Romagnol (considered dialects of the same language) -French (with its many creoles around the world) -Franco-Proveçal -Ventian -Occitan -Sardinian -Romanch -Catalan and Valencian (considered the same language) -Spanish (with many variants in America) -Ladino -Aragonese -Asturleonese and Mirandese (could be considered the same language) -Galician -Portuguese (different variant in Brazil) b.Eastern: -Romanian and Moldovan (considered the same language) -Aromanian -Megleno-Romanian -Istro-Romanian c.Modern Latin (no native speakers but still for administrative use) 2.Celtic: a.Brittonic: -Welsh -Breton -Cornish b.Godeiric: -Irish -Manx -Scottish Gaelic 3.Germanic: a.North Germanic: -Danish -Swedish -Norwegian -Faroese -Icelandic b.West Germanic: -High German (this includes Standard German and Yiddish and can be divided into many distinct dialects, Upper ones such as Bavarian and Swabian, and Central ones such as Luxembourgish and Franconian) -Low German (many dialects such as Saxon) -Frisian -Dutch (related to Afrikaans in Africa) -English (and its many creoles and variants worldwide) -Scots 4.Slavic: a.West Slavic -Polish -Slovakian -Czech -Sorbian -Kashubian -Silesian (not to be confused with Silesian German, which is a High German dialect) b.East Slavic -Russian -Belarusian -Rusyn -Ukrainian c.South Slavic -Slovene -Serbo-Croatian (includes Bosnian and Montenegrin) -Bulgarian and Macedonian (sometimes considered dialects of the same language, very controversial) 5.Baltic: -Latvian and Latgalian (sometimes considered the same language) -Lithuanian and Samogitian (sometimes considered the same language) 6. Iranian (this is a very large family in Asia, however I will only write the languages present in Europe): -Ossetian -Tat (closely related to Persian) 7.Indo-Aryan (just like Iranian, extremely diverse in Asia, not so much in Europe): -Romani (many variants of it) 8.Albanian 9.Hellenic: a.Attic: -Greek -Italiot b.Doric: -Tsakonian 10.Armenian (this language is spoken fully within Asia, however it is strongly associated with European culture) II.Uralic: 1.Samoyedic (these could also be considered Asian): -Enets -Nenets -Nganasan -Selkup 2.Permic: -Komi (many variants of it) -Udmurt 3.Sami (many variants of it) 4.Mari 5.Mordvinic: -Erzya -Moksha 6.Ugric: -Mansi -Khanty -Hungarian 7.Finnic: -Finnish -Estonian -Ingrian -Livonian -Veps -Votic -Karelian -Ludic III.Turkic (very diverse family throughout Europe and Asia, I will focus on Europe): 1.Oghur: -Chuvash 2.Oghuz: -Turkish -Gagauz -Azerbaijani 3.Kipchak: -Bashkir -Kumyk -Karachay-Balkar -Urum -Krymchak -Karaim -Kazakh -Volga Tatar -Dobrujan Tatar -Crimean Tatar -Nogai Tatar IV.Kartvelian: 1.Svan 2.Georgian-Zan: -Georgian -Mingrelian -Qivruli -Laz V.Afro-Asiatic: 1.Semitic: -Maltese VI.Mongolic (Asian family): -Kalmyk VII.Caucassian: 1.Northwest: a.Abkhaz b.Circassian: -Adygey -Cherkess -Kabardin 2.Northeast: a.Dagestani: -Agul -Avar -Dargin -Lak -Lezgin -Rutul -Tabasaran -Tsakhur b.Veinakh: -Ingush -Chechen VIII. Basque (language isolate, possibly the oldest language in Europe) I hope there's nothing that I omitted or miscategorized, but these should be most of them.
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  140. This guy is so nice and respectfull about learning Europe . Good job dude wholesome vibe
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  141. fun fact: 4% of the entire population of Scotland was in Munich that day!
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  142. The language issue in this is mostly that countries have different names in other languages so if asks for the letters in the country names or city names you have to think of the English name and ignore the ones in your first language.
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  143. Europe: We nedd to protect pedestrians US: Pedestrians?
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  144. I was born and raised in Serbia, but I lived in the US for a number of years. I lost count of how many times the Americans would equate Serbia with either Syria or Siberia. Also, the dumbest question I was asked by a Texas lady once was if we had food in Serbia. I said, "no, we live off of air and sunlight." Her facial expression was priceless.
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  145. Fresh bread is not bought in a plastic bag.
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  146. "Employees have to report other employees and get punished along with the person who did it if they don't" They literally tried to install a system that works in the exact same way as the gestapo did in the very country that experienced what the gestapo was like...
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  147. Hi from the UK . UK and Euro plates are designed to be read by cameras both for speed enforcement and for road congestion information. Also our police cars have Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras (ANPR) which can read the plate and alert if the car is stolen or wanted for any reason.
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  148. As a French citizen what shocked me with food is everything, I honestly found it too sweet, greasy, overprocessed, vegetables were tasteless, the service is rushed, sure the servings are huge but that just makes me waste more, I'd rather have half the portions for twice the quality and nutrition. For comparison in France you'd have fresh produce, just processed enough to combine the different ingredients into a dish, seasoned with just enough to excite your palate and most importantly you have ample time to enjoy it especially in restaurants where you'll easily spend 2 hours eating your 3+ course meal. Oh and employers have to pay their staff a living wage, vacations and parental leave, crazy concept !
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  149. I am from Estonia, close to Lithuania. We drink it mostly in summer as a cold drink and a kind of sub for a beer. Children can drink it and you can buy it from a supermarket in 10 to 20 different producers in various flavors. It does not have a occasion to drink it. Its just a sweet fermented drink for hot summer days. They even sell malt base mixtures to make kvass at home yourself. All you need is a beer anchor (device that holds up to 10 atmosphere of pressure) to make the fermentation bubbles.
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  150. As a French, when you taste Belgian beer, it is very difficult to go back. Vive la Belgique ! Merci pour vos bières.
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  151. Blown diffuser means that the exhaust gasses are used to generate downforce, the sound comes from not burning the fuel inside but in the exhaust, creating more downforce when cornering
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  152. That was a volunteer unit. They are at work or somewhere else and when the alarm comes in they are dropping everything and rush to the fire station. The big cities here in Germany are having full time professional units with the newest equipment because the volunteers wouldn't be enough. In case the fire brigade needs heavy equipment like a bulldozer or crane they can call the THW (another volunteer organization) for support.
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  153. In Australia, they won’t let you out of the hospital unless you’ve recovered well enough to take care of yourself, or unless you have family members who have time to take care of you at home.
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  154. Guys, its official. Our man's officially European.
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  155. Another feature he doesn't mention but you can see. Every single note is a different size, so even before those tactile features vision impaired people could easily tell them apart by size.
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  156. :D that European store accountant is still wondering why the hell the sales of the EU sodas is spiking like this.... :D
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  157. You can't imagine how it's hard for me to see someone open and drink an Orangina without shaking it before 😆
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  158. I think it's funny how Americans use MM/DD and then celebrate 4th of July 😂
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  159. Well, the "Land of Fire and Ice" is Iceland, so the quiz-makers made a mistake...
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  160. you can tell that the car is a bit older because the color changed from green to blue in 2016 (in Bavaria, where this car is from).
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  161. Fun Fact - In Latvia kvass is more popular then Coca-Cola. So Cola company bought local kvass manufacturer :)
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  162. Let's not forget that for most of them, the question is asked in their second language, which adds a bit to the difficulty.
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  163. Pedro - A man of few words but such high impact 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  164. I have also read that Word and Excel were invented by a Hungarian. For a small country, Hungary has really contributed a lot of important inventions. It makes me proud to have been born in Hungary. 😃 You would think that a lot of these inventions would have been invented by people from much larger countries.
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  165. The ambulance was responding from Zugló Budapest (probably from Uzsoki hospital) to Szépvölgyi road via Rónai street, Nagy Lajos király way, M3 highway, Róbert Károly ring avenue, Árpád bridge, Pacsirtamező street, Lajos street, and Szépvölgyi road. That's 8.5 kilometers (5.3 miles), which would take 20 minutes normally and it took place at the beginning of the afternoon rush hour. The reason the ambulance was flooring it because it was responding to a 10-year-old with a skull injury presumed in critical condition.
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  166. There's a big difference in coffee, but also our coffees are usually way way stronger. Drinking an expresso is not comparable for the crap they sell at Starbucks
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  167. I once had an American (who knew perfectly well I am from Australia) start to preach to me about my constitutional rights..... meaning the American Constitution. He honestly thought it applied everywhere. Also, at least once every year an American will ask me what I'm doing to celebrate the 4th of July holiday, knowing that I am from Australia - like the whole world celebrates America's FREEEEEDUMB
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  168. Vinea is from Slovakia😀Vinea was mixed in 1973 by a team of researchers for the winery plant in Pezinok Slovakia. Vinea was created on the basis of a state contract, and the aim was to produce a "healthier alternative to foreign cola and citrus drinks." The production was introduced in 1974. Greetings from Slovakia
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  169. I'm not proud to be German, I'm glad to be a German and I don't have to wave a flag for it.
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  170. In Europe I think it's the norm to have at least two police officers in patrol
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  171. The "fires" are emergency flares, or how they are called in English, they are not alloved in the stadiums, but they are part of the culture, and fans are good at getting them in.
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  172. The V12 Audi is a Q7 about 1000NM of torque and 500bhp
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  173. And then thez asked Luka if he could sustain the pressure of an NBA Playoff crowd when hes been playing with these crowds since he was just 17 xD
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  174. As a Greek 🇬🇷, I want to thank Poland 🇵🇱 for their help and all the other countries that supported us. Greece is on fire and the vast majority of the fires start from arson. The government blames the climate crisis. It's much easier to install wind turbines if you have burned down the forest. Also, Poland has helped us in 2020, during the massive illegal immigrant invasion from Turkey.
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  175. Glad you enjoy my driving 😂 it’s all about fun at the end of the day and as you can see I enjoy it immensely. Thanks for watching our video! ✌🏻
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  176. That Volvo unit had a portocabin on the back that can be lowered. They are usually dispatched when there's been a big incident. It is actually a remote command centre.
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  177. As we say in Norway! A good patriot is one that see faults and want to do things better for the whole population and the country!
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  178. Fun fact: The Uk is the only country which actually ran a scientific test how emergency vehicles can have better visibility. Their "Batanbourg Design" (I think that's the name) is therefore the only one which is not just some idea but definitely works (at least for the surroundings the UK).
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  179. European police is trained to de-escalate. As long as you are "only being loud", they are pretty chill
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  180. The drunk is a Northern Norwegian, they're known for their colorful language. :P To the point that the cussword he used "Hæstkuk" (which translates to horse cock) was judged in court to just be an expression, as some guy got arrested for calling a police officer it, the word is seemingly used so much it was basically deemed part of their dialect rather than an insult. :P
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  181. Pedro is honorable german now. He showed that he can open a beerbottle with everything 😄👍
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  182. As a German, I'm happy to see all the different people here. Everyone is welcome, no matter where they come from. Come here and let's celebrate together. Peace to everyone
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  183. Don't need a quality door if you can just punch your way through the wall instead
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  184. It is even harder when english is not your native language. In german Rome is written "Rom" for example.
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  185. My dad, who is a mechanic, always told me: when an American wants more power he builds a bigger engine, when a European wants more power he makes the engine more efficient... Always seemed there was some merit to that statement 😊
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  186. base2 (Binary) is natural for computers, base10 (Metric/Decimal) is natural for humans, and Imperial is... baseless, antiquated, and just a bit weird with no correlation between subunits so you need a calculator (even for Imperial-to-Imperial conversions) as opposed to being able to simply and quickly do it in your head with Metric :)
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  187. Poland has their own currency (zloty), but the bills in the picture were czech crowns :D
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  188. There is an unspoken rule: The best beer is always your local beer.
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  189. I used to date a lady whose son James was at Cambridge University. One year, for various logistical reasons, he had to stay there longer into the summer break than most students, as the place filled up with tourists. One day he was walking past an American couple outside one of the colleges (I forget which one), and the woman says, "Oh my go this college is so quaint ! Excuse me young man, does this college pre-date the war?" James was no means snobby by nature, but he said he suddenly felt more affrontedly British than he'd ever felt before in his life. he drew himself up to his full height, looked down his nose at her, and said, with every ounce of snotty superiority he could muster, "Madam, this college pre-dates America..." 🤣
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  190. Back in the 70s, men would drink standing up, at the main bar. Women would drink in an area called either the "Ladies Lounge" or maybe the "Saloon bar". These areas had small tables and chairs for women to sit at. It was also considered rude to swear in front of women
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  191. Henri Toivonen's death was the catalyst for change to group a. F1 in the 1980's got up to 1500hp in qualifying mode. Toivonen was to rally what Senna was to F1.
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  192. as a german it's fascinating for me to see how you rank and describe these drinks, cause generally, fanta here is seen already as very, very sweet and sugary and many people avoid it because of that and you describing it as not as sugary as the american ones really gets me to wonder how (bad) the american ones must taste.
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  193. It’s from France, available from everywhere, Oragina is considered the best, very little chemicals, orange pulp is on their by design.
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  194. Apart from protecting pedestrians. Bollards also prevent cars from parking on the sidewalk.
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  195. It’s great that you’re interested in Europe’s language diversity! But it’s worth remembering that, before Europeans arrived, North America also had an incredible variety of languages. Indigenous peoples spoke hundreds of unique languages, each tied deeply to their own cultures and lands. Many of these languages didn’t survive the impacts of colonization, but some are still spoken and preserved today. So, in a way, North America was once just as linguistically diverse as Europe!
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  196. 19:31 To my Belgian eye that seems like an glass bottle collection/recycling point.
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  197. Ah yes, the Superbowl. 4 hours of commercials with those annoying little interruptions of Football...
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  198. "can european answer simple geography question". "simple", yeah right 😅
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  199. Europeans don't pay tax dollars at all. We don't use dollars.
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  200. Not Sure how other Channels Have Reacted to This... Mine Has been Blocked, So watch this quick!! It might be force Blocked again and taken down :(
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  201. Pozdravy z Česka. (Greetings from Czechia) 🤪🥰
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  202. "I heard that there are grizzly bears in the USA, but when I visited the Central Park in New York, I didn't see any. I feel scammed."
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  203. Mate you need to change the title to Aussie American reacts! Your knowledge of our country is impressive and it shows that you actually care to learn about us instead of just glossing over and not learning anything like alot of other reactors. Keep up the awesome vids champ!
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  204. Fun Fact - Kwas Wileński is Polish Kvass done on a Lithuanian recipe cause long time ago in galaxy far away both Poland and Lithuania (also Belarus, lot of Ukraine and even some Baltics) were "one entity" know as Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth :) Cheers to all my brothers and sisters from old Commonwealth!
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  205. Hello from France, you must taste Orangina in glass bottle, 12 ingredients carbonated water, orange juice and other citrus fruits from concentrates 12% (orange 10%, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit), sugar, pulp 2% (orange, mandarin), orange peel extract, natural orange flavor
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  206. Coming from Poland: Chech obsession with beer really pays off, they know what they are doing.
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  207. "EA" on that armored truck at the beginning stands for "excalibur army", it's czech company that also makes lot vehicles for military and curently is working on modernization of circa 90 T72 tanks which will be send to Ukraine. I believe they work in cooperation with Tatra on some vehicles.
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  208. What I've seen from living in Oz, England and the US is that America teaches American history and geography and most other countries teach World history and geography
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  209. 5:35 That is wrong. Alexandra Stan is Romanian and that is one of the most popular Romanian songs that got international fame. Don’t know Why it says Sweden…so one of your favorite songs is actually Romanian ;)
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  210. The Greek, Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese and Lebanese Australians have certainly enriched our country. They each have a unique perspective on Aussie culture and they never fail to create new and quite original comedy. Absolutely hilarious.
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  211. Roller shutters are my profession. I install them, repair them, program them. Night shift workers are our most thankfull clients 😊
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  212. Another really cool part about smaller teams meeting big teams in the National Cups is that they can possibly draw in huge crowds for the small stadiums, adding good money to the yearly cash flow
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  213. An American asked me on FB who did i vote for , I said i didn't vote. And I was called a lot of names. And asked me what state i was in told him. Northern Ireland but what stateis it in I told him. The UK and kept asking me yes but what state is it in , Lost all hope for humanity
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  214. "Honey, can you come to bed already?" "Sorry babe, I can't right now. The american man is drinking sparkling water on Youtube again."
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  215. Kinder eggs: illegal Kids handling guns: perfectly normal and accepted
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  216. It actually is faster because it has no restrictions like F1 does. They went all out to see whats possible. Question is... how fast would F1 car be without restrictions ? And who would have the balls to drive it.
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  217. No one in Europe will spoil perfectly good coffee or olive oil by mixing the two. That's an American or should I say Starbucks thing.
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  218. The reason for Brown or Green glas bottles (especial for beer) is to protect the content from UV-Light - So you will never see a clear glas bottle with beer in germany
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  219. I'm from the UK, and many years ago I was watching the news on the TV showing a major power outage in the USA. There was a scene of a cop trying to direct traffic at a set of dead lights. Suddenly I had a realisation; roundabouts keep working when the power goes out!
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  220. I'm a simple Austrian, I see Austria I press like. Also quite surprising how many Austrians are in this comment section. Edit: No we are not laughing at you for being impressed by these old building. I might be Austrian, but everytime i visit Vienna, i am absolutely stunned at all these old monumental buildings. Pictures and videos really can't get the size across and how absolutely awestruck you are every time you see them.
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  221. "Why do all the crap in this?" Because it is cheaper and more addictive. Like everything in North America.
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  222. I'll also let you in on a "little secret", many of the American hits were also written by Swedish/Scandinavian writers/composers/producers
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  223. This was Yuki Tsunoda being recorded during a practice session. This was very early in the season since then the cars have actually developed and gotten faster and the broadcasters have started to air uncensored helmet cam footage. Check out Alonso vs Vettal at the last lap of the Japanese GP
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  224. Milton Hershey: "I need to make the milk stay fresh longer for processing." Europe: "here, try pasteurising, we use this for decades." Hershey:"No thank you, I will come up with a process that partially sours the milk and make the chocolat taste like vomit. The comsumer does not care as long it is the cheapest product on the shelf."
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  225. Americans: “you need a big V8 to go fast” Porsche: “hold my 2L V4”
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  226. Euros in Germany is special because Germany is central in Europe so everybody can come. Scottish meet Turkish and Portugese meet Ukrainian.
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  227. 16:00 I think the reason for the bumpers in Europe is that there are strict rules about passive safety for pedestrians and cyclists
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  228. My heart sank while watching this video. Belgium has excellent hospitals, if this poor kid had to go to Necker Hospital in France (golden standard for pediatric care in Europe), it means his condition was super serious. The fact he couldn't be evacuated by an air ambulance means he needs heavy life-supporting equipment not available in an helicopter. Poor kid was on the brink of death. I hope these officers gave him the precious minutes that could make the difference between life and death. I hope this kid made it. :thanksdoc:
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  229. Hey there, there are a bunch of interesting comments here explaining the tech already so here are a few things not mentioned yet: Basically it's purpose is extra downforce usable during low speed&decel, since it only works off-throttle. In 2010, Red Bull introduced the first blown diffuser into the sport and instantly proved how well the design worked. In 2011, the entire field was experimenting with this tech which is basically just cutting spark under decel so unburnt air/fuel mixture gets into the glowing exhaust pipe, just like a semiautomatic transmission in a rally car. In any conventional car, the exit direction of the exhaust is pretty much non-essential for aero but if you combine the exhaust with the diffuser which guides air from under the car out the back and dump a lot of unburnt fuel into the exhaust, the exhaust gas combined with the natural air flow creates a so called "Venturi effect", which describes how low/high pressure air interacts with air moving in a different direction. It's responsible for how a carburettor, sails on a boat or candles work. The sound is indeed incredible but I think it was viewed as something to gladly be patched out by next season regulation changes since it's advantage was not seen as in the spirit of the sport, which is a fishy way of the stewards saying "You've built something we didn't think of doing ourselves. You get to have your toy for 1 season but then it's gone for ever", which means race teams make hay while the sun shines and made for some of the most spic championship campaigns. Phew, that got longer than expected. Hope your week is going well!
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  230. What a lovely and wholesome reaction video! :D Thank you so much for featuring me! 🤗
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  231. The rules of the "corridor of life" - as we call it - is very simple, so there's no ambiguity. Cars on left lane move to the left, all other lanes move to the right. As you can see, works pretty well.
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  232. Sweden, our neighbour, has blessed the world with so much music. You should look up the song writer "Max Martin", who is also Swedish. You will be surprised how many US artists got their big hits from this guy.
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  233. "Some of the people don t speak english as a first language" well exactly none of them.
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  234. This was the last car Škoda produced before it was bought by Volkswagen. It was also the first Škoda car with front-wheel drive. There was also a two-seater roadster version. The station wagon was mainly intended for the police.
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  235. Kofola <3 I am German and i discovered Kofola on vacation over there. It has a very unique flavour. I love it. No comparison to Coca-Cola or Pepsi, for me it tastes and refreshes much better.
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  236. 16:35 oh believe me you dont want to steal gas at the gas station, they register your drivers plate and either the cops show up to your home or you get a bill and a fine
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  237. The simple use of the word "attraction" creeps me out. Stonehenge and a ton of other tourist spots are popular because they're relevant to humanity, not because somebody thought to attract some entitled slob like some American roadside attraction.
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  238. I'm from Bavaria, so my bar is high concerning beer. The original Budweiser is a top level beer, malty with a hint of honey and herbs. I tried the american Bud once when I was in Texas. Dishwater is a flattering description.
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  239. This guy got it backwards, summer tires = min 1,6 mm tread depth, winter tyres = 3 mm
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  240. Finland's tracks are usually one of the fastest ones in WRC season. Fast, narrow dirt roads.
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  241. With the prices of alcohol in Norway, the biggest miracle is how this guy got so drunk.
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  242. Before getting a bad reputation the language was known to be that of writers and poets like Goethe, Schiller and such :)
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  243. Fun fact: In Poland, the ballpoint pen bears the family name of Bíró, pronounced a bit polish, but they named the ballpoint pen after the inventor. 🇭🇺 🇵🇱
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  244. American bread qualifies as CAKE in Europe. Just saying.
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  245. It was a very curious situation. The TGV since 1981 held the world train speed record with 381 km/h or 236 mph. Then, Germany set out to beat the French with their ICE, and in 1988, the newly developed InterCity Experimental reached 407 km/h or about 252 mph. This was an attack on the national pride, and thus France beat back in 1989 with 482 km/h or 300 mph. Then Alstom said, we can do it better with more preparation, and in 1990, the TGV Alantique reached 515 km/h or 320 mph. For about one and a half decade, that was the world speed record for rail based, manned vehicles until 2007. This history line was also why the driver anounced the speeds of 380, 400, 480 and 515 km/h. PS: France held the world speed record for trains for very long times, reaching 331 km/h or 205 mph already in 1955. PPS: The train set is still in regular operation. That means you can buy a ticket and ride on the exact train that still holds the world speed record for trains.
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  246. A little thing to add. If you are a firefighter in Denmark, you can get a sort of metal shield that you put on the front of your private car - usually on the grill. It signals to the other cars that you are a firefighter and your alarm goes off and need to get to the station quickly. Usually ppl are respect the shield and let you through.
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  247. Waterloo by ABBA was the winner of the Eurovision song contest in 1974, which started their worldwide fame..
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  248. Being a typical Aussie. Nothing makes me laugh harder or brings me pleasure then watching a hysterical person running down to he street being swooped by a magpie. One of life’s funny pleasures.😂
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  249. it blows my mind that in a country that is so car dependant you dont have a similar test
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  250. Hallo from Germany! You guys reacted so lovely! I also adore the generational aspect. Hefeweizen is poured in a particular way: the glass is held at as much of an angle as possible to delay the formation of foam for as long as possible. Before all the beer is in the glass, the bottle or even the can is swirled back and forth to loosen the yeast from the bottom. Then pour it into the glass together with the last of the beer. Best Wishes from Kiel^^
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  251. The OM606 is the diesel 2JZ basically
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  252. The first Taxi movie also includes a really cool chase/race scene with the Peugeot fleeying from 2 V8 Mercedes 500E's driven by German bankrobbers. As a kid I was in awe by it all😂
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  253. As a Dyslexic raised in the US then moved to Australia and switched to the metric system. Had I learned metic in school I would have done better in certain areas. The simplicity of the metric system just makes sense. I think the US clinging on to the imperial system is also part of the American Ego that everything done there is better than everywhere else. I know that is going to get some people to be a little stand-offish but living outside of the US the world does see the US differently than those in the US think we do. It was a real culture shock once I moved.
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  254. Traveling in the Eu is extremely pleasant. You don't need a passport, just your driver's license or ID card. I once drove from Germany to Spain by car and was stopped only once. The policeman looked at my identity card, looked at me and said :'' Oh a German, have fun on your vacation''. This little plastic card really opens every door here. The same counts for airports. 27 countries that you can just travel to without visas or specific permits. Sometimes it is almost too good to be true.
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  255. This video put a smile to my face :) Greetings from Germany and God bless you.
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  256. It's in Warsaw. Yellow lines are placed on the roadway during roadworks to create new lanes to avoid the construction site and keep traffic relatively flowing. And yes, those signs were for roadworks.
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  257. When you hear the V10 F1 cars, it makes you think of the old days of F1 on tv. Nothing compares.
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  258. You should look up an OLD clip of a TGV setting an outright World Record . About 500 and something km/h from memory .
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  259. Someone get him to watch Ronnie O'Sullivan's fastest ever 147!
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  260. The Pong thing is not common. I am German and have travelled to many German cities in all states and have never seen that.
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  261. Hi Ian, a dutchie here. If tou look back at the video, watch the traffic light. Almost all turn green when the ambulance comes close. This is because we have a lot of smart traffic lights that detect emergency vehicles and turn green as soon as possible. This makes it easier for traffic to make space.
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  262. Fanta varies a lot even in Europe. I think typically it contains 5% orange juice, but in some countries like Italy and maybe Greece it's 10-12%.
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  263. You can turn right on red in the USA because there are no people walking :)
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  264. As a European, during my brief visit to Washington DC, I was chocked by two things foodwise : - The green peas were the biggest and most beautiful green peas I had even seen, also disgustingly tasteless. - My Quarter Pounder at McDonald was so full of oil, I felt sick all afternoon.
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  265. We’re Dutch or Polish or French or Italian or whatever because we have our national identities, and traditions, and of course languages. And at the same time we’re all European because we’re sharing so much common culture and values. Way more than most of us are aware of, and certainly more than some ignorant nationalists want to tell us. Different but still familiar. It won’t be exactly the same all over the place (and there’s no need for that) but very often it is pretty similar. Having travelled all over Europe, I found stunning landscapes, rich heritage, interesting food and, most important thing, friendy people everywhere. I really like my home continent.
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  266. These ported motors idle around 2200rpm. When they raced at le man 24hr people who were staying at a hotel 3.5 miles away knew the mazdas hadn't retired because they could still hear them from their room.
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  267. Guy in the first clip - the one beeing close - cried out "Scheiße" = shit or maybe you would say f*** instead, he knew he was too close.
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  268. Don't ask for the best beer... it could start a civil war!
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  269. I was going to vote in the US election but due to voter suppression all the drop boxes were removed from South Australia
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  270. The goalie with the US badge is Tim Howard, US goalkeeper with 121 caps. Its actually not a good thing when your goalkepper is your best player on the field though 😅
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  271. Everyone knows if you own a Nokia phone and a Volvo, you're basically immortal
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  272. Treat ambulances like your loved one is in there.
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  273. I had a accident in the out back. I was air lifted out. Woke up like a1oooklms in intensive care a couple of days later. But this was all payed for by the state etc. A system of world class. God bless them all especially the flying doctors.
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  274. "When I think of 'Straya', I just don't think of snow at all." Tasmania: Am I a joke to you?
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  275. We truly thank you our polish brothers from the bottom of our hearts for their solidarity in these difficult times for my country. Along with Serbian and Romanian brothers you are all heroes in Greece.
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  276. this was when people had a sense of humor....you know before social media made everyone so precious....
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  277. It´s like with those memes, where everyone goes "butterfly" "papillon" "mariposa" and then the german screams SCHMETTERLING! Just say it normal and nicely. Being screamed and with rage in the voice, everything sounds ugly.
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  278. It’s a shame Dental isn’t covered more by the Australian system, and as others mentioned mental health care has a fair way to go, but from experience my father was diagnosed with cancer, had a couple of operations to try and correct it, then had extensive care and saw out his final couple of weeks in hospital, and it didn’t cost my poor mother a damn cent thankfully. It’s not a perfect system, but by hell I will defend it forever.
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  279. Considering that European KitKat and snickers tastes better and there isn't much difference between Oreos - helps me understand why I don't like Oreos 😀
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  280. The fact that you can hardly tell the difference of the sounds is just sad really. I really miss the V10 era of F1.
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  281. Going into a foreign market and expecting the market to adept to you rather then you adapting to the market is never going to go over well.
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  282. "There's no eating and driving... there's no texting and driving with a manual car". Oh boy, you're so wrong about that :D
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  283. My favourite. Reporter: "The helmet has a special meaning for many drivers. How important is it to you?" Kimi: "It protects my head".
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  284. As a UK driving instructor for 30 years I have had several clients from the USA wanting to gain a UK licence - They all tended to think it was going to be a couple of hours to be shown the ropes then take a test. Unfortunately they soon realised that the standard required to pass a UK (or most of Europe) driving test was far higher than they expected,
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  285. If you look closely, his right arm placement is a bit abnormal, it is because he had a crash in 2011 at a rally stage, Ronde di Andora rally, "Kubica sustained compound fractures to his right elbow, shoulder and leg, and a partially severed right forearm when his car was impaled on a guardrail." "with fears that he would never be able to use it again". Yet, he still proved that he still got it, steering basically with only 1 arm! After the crash, he even drove for Williams F1 until 2019, what a legend! In his words, "I've had to rebuild my life from zero".
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  286. You are in danger of being the most hydrated person on YouTube.
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  287. 3:11 not going the wrong way ... it's an emergency and service access path (for highway patrol, EMS, fire & rescue, highway maintenance authority, DOT, towing and recovery services etc), no on or offramp which would be open to normal traffic; However, all the cars leaving the highway there aren't allowed to take that access path and thus drive there illegally Yes, the truck is a MAN, built in 2003
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  288. I´m an 55-year old Austrian and to this day the lack of Kangaroos jumping around our streets makes me incredibly sad.
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  289. I am living in Austria, close to a small city called Innsbruck and sometimes it happens that I forget just how beautiful it is around here. Videos like yours are a good reminder to just stop for a moment, look up and appreciate the mountains. Thanks for that, made my day.
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  290. So you say, the USA has Tornadoes, Hurricanes, a relatively high crime rate, extreme hot and cold weather, but you build your houses out of straw and use paper window blinds? Great idea. 🤪
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  291. Kvass - very common everyday drink. You can buy it in every store along with other soft drinks in Baltics.
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  292. The more I learn about the US, the more I appreciate living somewhere else. My country has it's flaws, the people here have their flaws, but man it's still way better then over there, and I appreciate that more and more, which overall makes me a happier person. So thank you USA for being such a mess, so the rest of the world can feel better about ourselves and get a good laugh at the end of the day.
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  293. The thing is, what most Americans don't understand, that these Clubs, Football or Basketball or whatever are a huge part of the identity of the city. They exist for mostly 100 years or something and clubs don't move around from one city to another like in the US sometimes. So the supporters have a totally different level of identification with it.
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  294. As a german it warms my heart to see americans drinking good Beer for once
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  295. The 919 has beaten Hamilton's Pole Lap of 2017 in Spa by 0,8seconds.The old Green Hell Record of 6:11minutes was set by the German Stefan Bellof in 1983 in a Porsche 956.1985 he had a deadly ecciden in Spa after colliding with Jacky Ickx in the Eau Rouge Corner
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  296. The glass coke bottles here in AUS tend to be more expensive then the coke in plastic bottles. But yes it tastes so much better from a glass bottle
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  297. German EMS Doctor here. The busses are mostly ambulances for mass casualty incidents. They are outfitted with some full scale MICU beds, a few intermediate care beds and some seats for the minimally injured. We even have some busses here which are used for normal bus lines but can be called into action by the regional command center. They then get rid of the regular passengers ASAP and go code 3.
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  298. Not only the Diesel-engine: All combustion engines were german inventions: Gasoline-engine: Nicolaus August Otto (1832-1891) Diesel-engine: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel (1858-1913) Rotary-engine: Felix Heinrich Wankel (1902-1988)
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  299. Glad you liked it, Take it easy on the Tim Tams!
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  300. Im telling you bro, at this point, you just need to fly to Europe and experence it for urself
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  301. I;m 64 Australian and I never knew that Vic and Tas shared a land border.
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  302. I think the real reason why Škoda is not in US is simply because they would sell better, than VW. They are basically VW, but cheaper /w less luxury and more quality-of-life features. Edit: Because with marketing, anything can become a recognized brand.
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  303. Now I understand why in the American movies they open the doors with credit cards, I thought it was just fantasy😂😂😂😂
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  304. The keeper with the 16 saves was US keeper Tim Howard and it was in the 2014 world cup round of 16 against belgium (which USA sadly lost 2:1), so he was saving the goal against shots from Lukaku and other good belgium players.
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  305. 7:44 The Milka is a different taste because you got their noisette one… (5:43 zoom on the import label) their „pure chocolate“ ones are „Alpenmilch“.
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  306. Back in university, I was a mentor/guide in our exchange student program, with people coming in from all over the world. One day we went to pick up an american, with a very swedish sounding surname. He came through customs with an enourmous pack; bag upon bag. And heavy as ***. We asked what on earth he brought with him. The answer: Toiletpaper, canned food, torchlight, batteries, sleeping bag, winter clothing (this was a two month program in the summer) water cleaning tablets, medicin... and so on. His familys image of Sweden was that passed on from great great grandpa, who emigrated to the US during the famine in the 1800s.
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  307. I de-aged about 10 years since moving to Prague. My diet did change- I drink a lot of beer, eat a lot of pork and duck and bread dumplings. When I come back to the USA on a visit I get sick after a few days of eating food in America. Bread we get here is water, flour, yeast, salt. Same as how beer here is only water, grain, yeast and hops. The ham we buy is just pork.
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  308. Kiwi here. Just clarifying that these ads aren't real. It's an Aussie taking the piss out of our accent. And to be fair, we do the same to them.
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  309. I was driving a car in Paris, and my two passengers were American. One said to the other "I wonder why everyone in Europe seems to drive stick shift" The other guy said "I guess they can't afford automatics" I just looked at him and said "yeah, the folks that make Rolls Royce's, Jaguars, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes and Ferrari can't afford an automatic gearbox" Wow!
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  310. The slogan used to be Shake the bottle wake the taste.
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  311. Proud to be an Aussie, there's no place on earth like Australia! 🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  312. Those trucks are commonly known as Dakar Rally trucks, often running courses through desert terrain that can take days to complete, with the course being split into several segments with camps at the borders of each segment. You can find people running cars, bikes, buggies, jeeps, massive trucks like that, or high-performance trucks like trophy trucks. You should check it out sometime, maybe do a video on it!
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  313. 12:47 Reminds me of the occasion when an American family was in Kreuzberg, in the Wrangelkiez, and their 16-year old son struck up a conversation with local lads sitting on a bench and ended up sipping from a bottle of beer they had graciously provided... Mama went postal and started screaming blue murder which attracted a couple of police officers. Said mom demanded that the locals be arrested for underage drinking in public and corrupting her innocent son. The officers checked the age of both the locals and her son and informed mom that everything was absolutely fine, everybody was 16 and above and no law was broken, which sent mom off on another rant about siccing the embassy on the city, the police and whater else she could think of. There was a rather wry facepalming article in a local newspaper on this incident.
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  314. Waiting in a London airport, we heard some americans complaining , "we're american ,we shouldn't have to wait with all these foreigners!" A man close by said you're the foreigner in London.😂 I thought she was going to have a heart attack.😂😂😂.
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  315. The USA always talks about freedom. Which is a great concept. But that freedom also extends to being free to be an idiot. Having tight regulations on things like road rules can actually allow for better results that allowing everybody to go free range. This concept also applies to socialised medicine, free education etc. Yes it’s controlled by the government but it’s something people vote for.
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  316. Why food standards are so bad in the US ? One word answer: PROFIT
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  317. Football here in Europe is a religion.
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  318. Australia has many problems, and I'm not saying it's perfect, but Medicare works and I'm glad we have it.
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  319. if your house can be eaten by insect, you lost the argument right away
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  320. "Radler" translates to "Cyclist", it's always beer with lemonade/fruit sirups and has about half to third of alcohol as a regular beer. It's a refreshing and light drink in the summer.
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  321. I adore Pedro. He's the only one that knows how to pour a beer properly. Greetings from Germany 😂❤🍻
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  322. "central European"- you just earned +1000 respect from the Poles 😂
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  323. Have to admit.. We Finns are a little bit crazy :)
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  324. european service isnt bad. It is professional. A waiter gives you the space to enjoy your meal/drink/etc in private, without hustleling around you (which is rude in europe). If you want need something, you call the waiter to you, by giving a little hand gesture and your waiter will be there for you asap. i probably would leave the venue alienated and confused experiencing american service culture the first time.
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  325. I used to work for Caterpillar in the UK. I once made a comment on social media that didn't go down too well with the management in the US, something about the managers being morons. A manager in the US took a screenshot of my comment, sent it to the UK and tried to get me dismissed on the grounds I was posting when I should be working. He didn't realise that Illinois is 5hrs behind UK time. I made the post whilst lying on my bed!
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  326. I used to live in Nottingham, on a night out and met 2 American men and they asked me why Nottingham Castle had a statue of Robin Hood. I simply explained about the story thinking they did not know it, turns out they were angry that their American Story was been used by Nottingham to make money from Tourists. They actually thought Robin Hood was created by Hollywood.
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  327. "Czech this out"
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  328. In Europe, when you see 'sugar' listed as an ingredient, it typically refers to beet sugar rather than cane sugar. This is because sugar beets are widely grown in Europe, whereas sugarcane requires a tropical climate and isn't cultivated here on a large scale. Both beet sugar and cane sugar are essentially the same, as they are chemically pure sucrose. The main difference lies in their source, but for most purposes, they are interchangeable.
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  329. When you know that Swedish trucks are hauling the worlds longest and heaviest road trains on the other side of the planet, it makes you proud to be Swedish
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  330. Sorry but the "it's a staple of French culture to sit down to eat" I've had to laugh. It's not just French. It's the entire Mediterranean area. Try convince an Italian, a Spanish or a Greek to eat on the go like many in the US seem to love to do. They'll look at you as if you had grown two heads.😅
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  331. Parrot: Polly want a cracker? Lyrebird: Hold my beer!
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  332. I'm Dutch, but living in Poland. Honestly, Dutch directness also helps with mental health. Never having to wonder what someone means, because they'll tell the truth to your face. I appreciate it
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  333. I was watching when Senna and Ratzenberger lost their lives, and was also watching when Grosjean crashed. I immediately thought the worse. Not only was it an absolute miracle that he survived, but a testament to the all the safety initiative that the sport has embraced. So thankful that engineers have worked so tirelessly to keep the drivers safe.
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  334. I am Italian and I can and do drink straight milk from the refrigerator. It quenches my digestion difficulties especially if cold... In Europe we consume LOTS of dairies, there are thousands of cheese types.
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  335. I live in Canada and I used to work for Avis car rentals. I handled "domestic" and international rentals. One caller, a woman, called to rent a car in "Hippopotamus, New York". I was a little confused but, being a professional, I actually looked to see if there was a city by that name. Unsurprisingly, there isn't. I very politely asked her to confirm the name of the city and she again said "Hippopotamus". I very politely told her that she might be mistaken as there is no city by that name in the state of New York. She proceeded to tell me that she is a US Congresswoman and I needed to book a car for her in "Hippopotamus, NY immediately. So I checked again - still no Hippopotamus, New York. Then I had a moment of inspiration. "Ma'am, do you mean Buffalo, New York?" "Yes." she snapped, "I told you it was a large animal!"
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  336. Whenever Bugatti's supercars come up, the first thing I think of is James May's comment when he did the top speed in the Veyron (407km/h): "...getting close to the maximum, which means that the tyres will only last for about 15 minutes. But it's OK - because the fuel runs out in 12 minutes"
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  337. A Walmart greeter for example would be seen as creepy and overly invasive here in the UK. Anyone approaching you, asking questions or trying to spark up a conversation, especially in uniform would put anyone on guard immediately... Fake sincerity, overt uninitiated friendliness and the impression of invasive people can utterly destroy a franchises perception...
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  338. An American company bought out the company I was working at and they sent a guy from New York to head up the company here in Melb Australia for 3 years. When he arrived he was always putting us down, saying things like "Australians are lazy" "You only work 8-9 hrs a day, 5 days a week" "What do you mean 4 weeks annual leave and 10 days sick leave?" "What do you mean there's a minimum wage?" He would bang on about the states, and how we were a "backwater" After 3 years his visa was up and he had to return to the states and I said, "Mate you must be happy to leave us slackers in the backwater and go back to the states". He looked at me for a minute and said...... "Australia is everything America wanted to be".......I was stunned.....
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  339. I'm afraid the US doesn't have a chance in this race at least as long as half of the population still thinks that passenger rail equals communism.
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  340. so weird how just normal life for me can be so interesting for others lol
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  341. Neumann (the computer guy) also played a huge role in the atomic bomb invention as he created the Manhatan project. Also the hydrogen bomb was invented by Teller Ede...but they booth lived in the US at the time of the inventions. The ballpoint pen was named after the inventor too, its called biro to this very day
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  342. The one with no sirens was during night time, they don't usually use much sirens during night so they don't disturb sleeping people so much.
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  343. Non-sparkling water doesn't sell really well in most of the Europe because we have tapwater that's comparable or better than bottled water.
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  344. Your opponent in snooker would be absolutely rootin for you to get the 147. If there are 2 tables in play, the other table would pause play, in respect / awe & watch. That is the Gentlemanly nature of the game.
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  345. One part of the answer why europe has more of them is that europe saw quite some terrorist attacks where people tried to drive into people. The US doesnt have as many walkable cities and therefore not as many of that type of attack to learn from.
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  346. A little tip: Companies cannot be assigned to countries based on where they have their headquarters. In Europe, many large companies have their headquarters in the Netherlands for tax reasons, but this does not mean that they are Dutch companies.
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  347. He was every TV journalists nightmare. In press conferences and interviews he sometimes answered every question only with yes or no. Like a character in a Kaurismäki movie, a true Finn to the core. And a excellent driver.
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  348. Just to be sure. In Europe, if you want to look for additives, namely (but not exclusively) colors, you'd look for E<number>, colors are between E100-E199. US name - EU "E-code", e.g.: Yellow 5 - E102 Yellow 6 - E110 Blue 1 - E133 Red 40 - E129 It doesn't mean these colors are used in EU nowadays, but when it's used, it would have the "E" code rather than "color number". Also, if something has "E" number, it doesn't necessarily means it is used in food. Or in the other way, "E" number doesn't necessarily means it is bad. For example "E300" is vitamin C, "E948" is oxygen and so on. Unfortunatelly many people looks for "E" numbers like it would be scarecrow or so, so many producers tends to use rather "common"(?)" name. So for example "yellow 5" (E102) would be specified as "tartrazine".
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  349. I think you picked up a point a bit wrong, they aren't suggesting you should hate your country for its shortcoming, but rather you should be critical of it, in an effort to improve it for everyone.
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  350. I'm definitely not missing the Cybertruck in Europe
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  351. As an austrian firefighter, i'm always happy when our vehicles put a smile on someone's face. Greetings from Austria (Here is a video suggestion of special fire brigade vehicles from Vienna : Diverse SONDERFAHRZEUGE der BERUFSFEUERWEHR WIEN auf Einsatzfahrt )
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  352. Much respect for knowing the difference with the flags.
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  353. So funny that you say they look futuristic. Me as a Swede are like: "They look like normal buses?" =)
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  354. People all over Germany screaming at the screen:"Those are the wrong glasses!!!". 😂
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  355. Always Remember... ANZAC DAY 2023
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  356. Police chase in US=NASCAR, police chase in Italy=Rally.
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  357. What everyone outside of Europe seems to not understand is that the rescue lane is not created at the time you hear sirens. It's created when the traffic starts to slow down and comes to a standstill. If an emergency vehicle shows up, the lane is (idealy) already there and there's no need to get cars out of the way.
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  358. We usually don't have a "movable" door handle on the exterior door in Germany. You cannot pull it down. You can only put a key into the keyhole plus turn it around while pushing the knob to open the door.
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  359. they are towed for illegal parking. not payment repo.
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  360. The different banknote sizes are an accessibility feature for blind people to be able to tell the difference and the colours are chosen so that people with colour-blindness can still tell them apart. They're very well thought out.
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  361. The reason Antarctica is the driest IS NOT because all the water is frozen, it's because it does really have the least precipitation of any kind of all the continents. There's very little snow or rain there. The snow storms tend to just be wind picking up snow that was already there. There's very little outside H2O added or removed from the area. This while other continents get plenty of water evaporated from the oceans fall on its land to then have their rivers transport said water back to the oceans.
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  362. You need to look up Colin McRae. He was one of the greatest British rally drivers.
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  363. "Shokata" is actually a wordplay (Socată + Shock). Socată is a Romanian word for an elderflower-based drink. It’s a mix of elderflower, lemon, and sugar that’s popular in Eastern Europe. Greetings from Romania!
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  364. I bet most Americans think that towns in Europe with the same names as a US town believe that the European one is named after the American version.
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  365. I remember watching an interview with the late great Sir Jack Brabham (2x F1 World champion in the 1960s). He was given an opportunity to drive a modern F1 car in the late 90s, 30 years after he retired. The car was fitted with carbon brakes which he had never experienced. He said that when he came to the end of the main straight for the first time he hit the brakes hard like he would have in the old days and he came to a complete stop 100 yards from the corner. :)
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  366. I love these! Struggling with the bottle cap; every European: gimme, I got a lighter 😅
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  367. "no wukkas" isn't really a direct replacement for "no worries", its a shortened version of "no wucking furries" which itself is a kind of rhyming slang for "no fucking worries"
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  368. I had the opportinity of visiting Czech Republic and I fell in love with Prague and Cesky Krumlov. Greetings from Argentina.
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  369. Most of these are because of bad parking. Repo's like in US are not really a thing. It's done differently.
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  370. When I was like 16 or 15 I went to a birthday party with some other friends. We could not find the place, so we just asked some old grandpa we found working in his backyard. It being the small countryside village it was, he immediately knew the family we were talking about und asked if he should simply take us there. So he went into his barn and came out with this huge Unimog, we got in and he drove us there. Man, I love the german countryside
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  371. I think it is important to mention, that this car is not entirely made by BMW, only the engine is. The rest was built by the WIlliams F1 Team. It isn't relevant in terms of the sound, but I just wanted to throw that out there.
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  372. If you want to be a $ millionaire, import German Blinds, Windows, Doors, or Fanta to the US - Ian will buy that all.
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  373. I am in Germany and have at least 5 bakeries within a 10 minute walk of my apartment
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  374. I live in Prague and that Mattoni Cedrata isn't made from lemon juice. Cedrata is an ancient citrus fruit that is an ancestor of lemon, but is bigger and has a bumpy surface. The English name for Cedrata is Cedrate, but most folks don't come across that fruit anymore.
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  375. I grew up in the scottish highlands and remember a large military exercise where a local estate was asked by the military to use its unimog to pull some armoured vehicles (scout cars mainly) out of peat bogs. It was the only vehicle that could get into the bog and slowly drag the light armour out (it also used a winch and ground anchor). For such terrain the unimog is one of the few sensible truck choices.
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  376. The song was written by Peter Allen and was inspired by feeling homesick when touring and longing to be back in Australia. It never made me feel emotional until I went overseas for the first time and I heard it at Narita airport in Tokyo of all places and I finally understood. Thanks for sharing this! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  377. I think the most amazing thing about the European Union is that, unlike the US, not that long ago all these things were totally unthinkable. Many younger people don't know what you had to do in the past to just cross a border into another country in Europe, even just to go there on a holiday. Nowadays you barely notice when you cross a border; no waiting for hours, no grumpy uniformed officers asking for your passport and looking into your car, and you no longer need to go to a border exchange office to get the right money which took you a few days to get used to. The constant math you had to do... Crossing a border always was a thing, even when just going on a holiday, and even to friendly nations. Not to mention the Iron Curtain which was straight accross the current Union. Who ever thought 35 years ago that you could just cross the border into these countries without even being checked, which back then you could get shot for? Many young people don't know what a hassle it was, and so they don't see the value of the current situation, especially for trade. I'm not saying everything about the EU is good, but I feel like this is often forgotten by people who don't realise what the situation was before. I have to say the current situation takes away the romance of travel a bit. In the past, when you crossed a border, you were in a different world, with a different language, different money, different shops, different laws. It is not as exciting anymore, but I realise that was just for some holiday fun. What we got in return is a lot of opportunities and prosperity that serve us in our every day lives, not just on a holiday.
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  378. EDIT: Monetization is ON for the video.. pending it Doesn’t get copyrighted, any money Earned from this video’s AD revenue will be Donated to those in need and affected by this in Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️. SO Share this video and Pump up the views! I love you all and want to do anything I can to try to help 👍🙏❤️💪
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  379. Land of Fire and ice... is Iceland!
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  380. No Belgian chocolate? Blasphemy 😂
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  381. Some good moments missing, like him in Monaco crashing out of the race and going straight to his yacht after getting out of his car. Maybe we need a part two, Ian!
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  382. The fun part is lots of people think race car drivers "just drive around" the track, and dont consider it a sport.
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  383. Did you notice how quiet this very busy intersection is? You can hear people talk from several meters away.
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  384. On the English language subject. I was asked by an American, why we don't speak a European language in England.
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  385. Glad you liked it dude, and FYI the turbo boats are using the 4JJ turbo diesel from the Isuzu DMax and make about 400HP. My boat that I’m building now, call the ThaiTanic is using a 13b rotary engine though and should hit the canals of Bangkok next month!
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  386. One thing you missed is a couple of rashes of bacon
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  387. A few years ago i went from Belgium to the USA for a client, i ended spending a few days in Portland. One morning i stopped at a Stabucks to get a coffee. The staff looked at me really strangely and asked me to repeat my order when i asked: 'Can i get a black coffee, like filter coffee?' seems everybody is asking some weird strange mix, i just wanted a a black coffee, no sugar, no cream, no milk, no soy milk, no spices ....... good memories to remember those faces..... :)
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  388. The American car culture is huge in Sweden. Many cars was sold here as new back in the days and many is imported from USA. The Power Big Meet is a world-wide event of large proportions. The world's largest outdoor show with American cars. It attracts car enthusiasts from all over the world. A folk festival that not only attracts people out of their homes, but also upwards of 100,000 visitors and 10-15,000 cars to the town Lidköping, It was earlier arranged in Västerås.
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  389. Greeting from Prague. V is "single v" and W is double W - that mean "dvojité (double) V. You are good.🙂
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  390. Yes, the limit in USA is 80,000 pounds which is 36 tonnes.
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  391. No, hotdogs are still called hotdogs in Oz. Red skin on the outside, mystery meat and floor sweepings on the inside. Snags are sausages, as in the BBQ classic.
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  392. Many years ago my Tasmanian born wife was visiting LA with her friend in the Warner Bros store and a staff member overheard them talking about how “Taz” the Tasmanian Devil character was the wrong colour, being light brown when a real Devil is very dark brown or black. The staff member helpfully explained to my wife that a Tasmanian Devil is a fictional character invented by Warner Bros and Tasmania is not a real place. She was still sceptical when my wife produced her Tasmanian drivers licence.
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  393. Rip John Clarke. He's the best. These guys did this weekly for decades.
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  394. Louis de Funes is a legend at Europe. All older as 50 know every gag and we speak his own funny language
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  395. cars towing mobile homes / caravans is actually really common in Europe in general. (and has been for decades) My family did that every summer for years, and we went to the south of France, north Spain or Italy each year (from the Netherlands). Always a long drive and the we stopped at camping for a few weeks (near the sea). It's what we did, and with us millions others, for our summer vacation.
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  396. As a Brazilian American, it makes me proud how much the sport has grown in this country. I used to have to reach out Europeans or my family in Brazil too be able to just talk about the sport with people
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  397. wasn't it tax related? If i remember correctly, there was a program of the US government to make farm trucks cheaper in tax. So there was the choice between a small car or a big truck for the same tax burden. That's why Americans stop buying station wagons or bigger cars: If you need more space than a car just buy the cheaper truck. Also there is this weird believing in US that cars cannot haul trailers
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  398. 80% of Fish and Chip shops in Australia can make a better burger than Macca's, so of course they had to lift their game.
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  399. Cockta is a soft drink from Slovenia. Its main ingredient comes from dog rose hip; the other ingredients come from 11 different herbs, lemon and orange. Its original variant contains neither caffeine nor orthophosphoric acid.
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  400. Italian here: if an employee starts to act like the Walmart employees are required to, Italians would get suspicious. They would start to think "Are these people trying to scam me, or are they trying to steal my wallet? Oh, maybe they want my watch, or my phone!" That's because over here, when random strangers act way too nicely that's usually what they are trying to do.
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  401. A Dutch driver who had drivingtime in both (Robert Doornbos) compared the two cars. He said that if you’ve driving a F1 and then get in a Indycar is like coming from a normal roadcar getting back in to a Flintstonescar. A huge step back in technology.
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  402. No Dutch infrastructure without bike lanes!
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  403. as an English guy it really surprises me how bad the standard of driving in America is considering the whole country was designed around car based infrastructure.
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  404. It's an European thing. We had them already, when I was a little child. And now I am 69...
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  405. The Heinz ketchup ad really got me . That is something I'll never ask for. 🤣
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  406. Dacia is a very affordable brand in Europe that Top Gear made fun of for years
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  407. One of the biggest shocks I had going to the US is discovering that you could actually go through a wall in a fight like they show in movies and it’s not an exaggerated effect. Coming from italy which almost only has brick walls I thought it was an absurd thing for comedy
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  408. The Finns are the best I've seen at this.. everyone Rallys, its like a weekend pass time and audience participation is way over the top :) Winter amateur rallies are something else
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  409. Oh man I remember talking to this girl who was studying abroad in the Netherlands (my country). She was a nice girl but she was a textbook example of how the American education system failed her in multiple ways. A prime example was history and how 'old' things are. She was oh so proud of her old town, and how it was founded somewhere in the 1700's and had a lot of old architecture yadda yadda. I'm sure it's great, I love old architecture and culture. But I asked her if she visited some of ours in the city she's studying at, we've got a lot of history too. Her response was "it can't be that old." It was a big discussion because she refused to believe there was a world before the USA and she couldn't wrap her head around the fact that my town was founded in 792. Not 1792, but 792. I had to show her the wiki lmao.
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  410. It is important to note that Fanta in europe is very different from fanta in the USA, so you won't get this flavor if you mix it yourself in the US
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  411. A guy from the US was shocked to learn that we have TVs in Scotland, and actually said "You're welcome!". Had to explain that the TV was invented by John Logie Baird - a Scottish engineer. He didn't believe me, and it almost resulted in a fist fight because he was so incredibly insulted. He genuinely believed that the USA invented the entire modern technological world and graciously shared it with the rest of us. He was also one of those types who said "I'm Scottish" when what he really meant was "I have Scottish ancestry". Note to Americans - please don't do that. We hate it.
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  412. Merica is so wealthy they have universal healthcare and education like every developed nation does. Oh, wait…
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  413. do any of these people know anything about where they are going? Spain is too Spanish and there's curry in India? wtf did you expect?
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  414. "People moving out of the way" is called a "Rettungsgasse", emergency lane, and is mandatory in Germany whenever you are in a traffic jam.
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  415. By the way, if you can get your hands on French "Orangina", compare that to the European Fanta. It tastes even more like orange juice than EU Fanta does. Whenever Orangina is available, I definitely do prefer that over Fanta.
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  416. dude, u gotta pick that bloody sausage roll up and eat it with ya hands like an Aussie haha... looks pretty awesome, cheers from Tasmania, Australia.
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  417. No it is M.A.N. you're saying it right.
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  418. In Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Denmark (Idk about other European Countries) we drive our Emergency Vehicles under the slogan of "Maximum Visibility without unnecessary disturbing Noise" (At least that's how I was taught at the EMS Driving school back then.) Means we always have the Headlights and Blues on, but are required to use Horns and Sirens only in needed Situations. Needed situations are Intersections, building up traffic, dangerous sections among a few other things. Exceptions are high-danger transport of patients. There are still some that just go over an empty road sirens blazing, but it is generally frowned upon.
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  419. As a German, it's funny to me, to give canned Beer 10s... now i want to see how you guys react to beer out of glas bottles or better, out of the barrel.
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  420. The best pitstops I've ever seen are in rallies and WRC. Those mechanics are fricking magicians. In 30 minutes they can go from completely ruined car without rear bumper, suspension to fully drivable car.
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  421. When you say “Rollläden”. It sounds like “Rouladen”. Which is a delicious meal. hahaha.
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  422. I just can't get over how surprised you guys are when it comes to windows.
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  423. The flag thing is very real. In 10 years in the UK I saw maybe 20 flag designs, total. I spent a weekend in the US where I stopped counting at 400. There's literally one on your shirt in this video. That's uniquely USA
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  424. There was once a group of Finnish opal prospectors in Australia and the first thing they did, when they settled in some desert place, was to build a sauna. The aborigines who lived there ask what is that? And the Finns said it's a sauna, and it gets +90°C in there. The aborigines just shake their heads and thought, it will be 45°C here in the shadow and they go in where it is twice as hot, they must have a screw loose. The Finns told them that, when you come out after an hour or so, 45°C is nothing. 😅
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  425. Here in Italy a Fiat 500X like the one you showed would be for a family. A single person is more likely to have a standard Fiat 500, which is way smaller.
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  426. Ronnie was 21 when he did this. He won his first ranking title when he was 17 years and 358 days old, a record he still holds. He is regarded by many to be the most naturally gifted player the sport has seen
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  427. The Dutch are tall because most of the country is below sea level and they need the extra centimeters to see their neighbours :D
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  428. Senor Pedro giving 10 for La Chouffe is a real Connoisseur!
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  429. Aussies absolutely do not feel isolated from the rest of the world. We literally are surrounded by awesome islands and we love that we're not living on top of each other, all crammed in . This guy has no idea what he's talking about.
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  430. the important part was "aftermarket" not the "led". Almost everything aftermarket has to be approved, and then this modification is written into your car papers, so that every police officer can check it without having to know details.
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  431. Anyone else so happy with how happy he is looking at all the stuff
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  432. You mate, are an honorary Australian in my eyes. The way you showed your emotion and feeling is what we are all about. Proud to be Australian and to have you as a mate and ambassador. Love your work champ
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  433. Americans discovering the "bügelverschluss" is funny as hell 😂
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  434. 4:35. Yes, I run out of gears,  limiter is at 186 km/h. And yes, we have a performance factor where a calculation puts us in different classes. This what you're watching is six classes, plus historic cars and single-seaters. Respect for the YouTube channel... 💪🏽
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  435. Your reaction to the Audi V12 Diesel made me laugh SO hard! 🤣 And also, I don't know if you noticed, it said at the top of the screen "Toque LIMITED to 1000 Nm to not eat transmissions for breakfeast" 🤣 (1000 Nm = 737.5 Footpounds)
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  436. Of course we know Abraham Lincoln in Europe…. He is a famous Vampire Slayer.😂
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  437. In Finland are 5.5 million people and 3,000,000 saunas in Finland. Here are more saunas than cars!
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  438. I love both but I’ll just never, ever agree with IndyCar being better than F1.
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  439. In Europe the van takes over the role the pickup truck has in the US: any spec you can choose on a pickup truck is available on a van as well, and it's bought both as private vehicle and work vehicle with trim lines which fit the one or other purpose
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  440. Baguette: flour, water, yeast, salt(1,5g /100g maximum).
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  441. Sadly this compilation of Manuel Neuer best saves does not make justice. He has much better saves (many) than you saw here !! He together with Casillas, Buffon, Kahn, Schmeichel, Zoff, Jaschin, Van der Sar, Maier are among the best goalkeepers ever.
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  442. 19:07 No the Hungarian language is not a Slavic language, it has more relation to the Uralic languages such as Finnish and Estonian, but that is due to how the sentences are made. But it is really unique, nothing really like it in a sense that no other country uses the same vocabulary. Turkish has some common words with Hungarian but that is more due to our history. I recommend to learn about Hungarian history, it's an interesting one.
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  443. As a Swedish firefighter, I'd say that MO is from the Scandinavian police handbook. Generally we try to act deescalating instead of that macho stuff. But of course with controlled but decisive action when needed.
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  444. NSU is an old german car brand. The RO 80 was a car with a Wankelmotor.
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  445. I love a sunburned country, a land of sweeping plains, of rugged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains. I love her far horizons, I love her jeweled seas. Her beauty and her terror. The wide brown land for me.
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  446. The V8s were awesome, the V10s were absolute petrolhead ear-porn. When standing at the start at Spa, V10s approaching, revving and launc - it made your eyes water and the vibrations hammered your chest. I've been visiting F1 since the late 80s, and wouldn't have wanted to miss out on these insane beasts.
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  447. i've heard this sound once IRL, videos don't even come close to how loud and aggresive that noise really is. its deafening and at the same time so orgasmic
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  448. That guy in the first clip was way too close for that speed! You see him getting pulled toward the train. Trust me, very scary!
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  449. KitKat was an English chocolate bar first, not American.
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  450. On behalf of the older generations in my family, I have to say that not swearing in front of women was definitely a thing. You were looked upon very badly if you did. My grandfather treated my grandmother as the most precious lady ever born, even if she enjoyed a beer & drove around the paddocks like a rally driver 🤣🤣✌🏼
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  451. USA cops, suspect is doing 80mph on the freeway, we need backup and air. EU cops, suspect is doing 80mph through alleyways, we got this covered.
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  452. In the early 70:th, I was a volunteer firefighter in Sweden. We had a Unimog. It was unbelievable how this Unimog could go throw all terrain.
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  453. Newtonmeters are very convenient because they fit perfectly into the metric system. Horsepowers don't and the official unit actually is kilowatts (1 hp = 0.745 kW). People still use hp because they're used to it.
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  454. If you are still looking for a reason why there are so many deaths in US traffic accidents (while driving slowly). And in Germany (where people drive fast) there are so few deaths. The answer form is TUV.
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  455. The first convoy is a special kind of firefighters (Werkfeurwehr written on their vehicles), which basically serve a specific company. They belong to pharmaceutical giant Bayer, you can see the title Chempark on the sides of the vehicles, which is the name of their giant chemical plant. These kind of firefighters and their equipment would be specialized for fires and dangers they could encounter. As you can imagine, fires in a giant chemical plant full of dangerous chemicals could be catastrophic compared to regular household fires, that's why there's so many of them with big specialized equipment. The 90m mast fire truck has RWE logo, which is a giant utility/energy company, so they have special equipment for fires in power plants. Lastly the fire truck with jet turbines is used at airports. Crashed airplanes with leaking fuel can be hard to put out. The last showcase of vehicles also belong to a special firefighting service of an another chemical company called Evonik, you can see Evonik on all of the vehicles.
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  456. They're actually pretty friendly & benign birds most of the time. In mating season they transform into black and white monsters trying to rip your head off when you go anywhere near their nests.
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  457. I'm European and I've never seen that many bikes either. Cycling culture in The Netherlands is truly extraordinary even by European standards
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  458. As a Dutchman i really would love to see Scotland vs The Netherlands. I don't even care about the result but i just want too see the two most amazing fans being together in one city.
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  459. I think 90% of europes first responder units (police) are double crewed. And no divider between front and back seat, also comes back to the double crewed units. The second officier normally sits next to the "guest" or they call in a van with cage in the back for transport. And Yes, that door holds a submachine gun.
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  460. Kimi was a fantastic personality, he avoided doing as much PR and Sponsor events, and apparently at his time at Lotus, when the company was going bust, he didn’t take/accept his ‘points/winning bonus’ circa $17m, to ensure the employees were paid. He is also the last driver to win the F1 Drivers World Championship in a Ferrari, in 2007
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  461. I am Dutch, and a few years ago, I actually told an American in a super sarcastic way that we all live in farms, where we grow weed and tulips, we go to school by horse and carriage, every family has at least one cow and we all wear wooden shoes, and they said "Ohhhh, I always imagined the Netherlands like that, I am so glad you confirmed!" Meanwhile I was sitting there contemplating my life choices.
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  462. I remember an interview from the early 2000s where an American auto executive said that really small cars are a laughable idea. "Nobody's going to buy a car just because it fits better or is easier to park." Perhaps he should visit some of the old towns in Europe... or see this video. Note: He was discussing European car industry in particular.
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  463. As a southern German, exactly a Bavarian from Munich, I still remember my first business meeting in Nijmegen (Netherlands) and the Dutch customer was telling me that our devices are rubbish in the first minute…wow I was shocked 😳, but it skipped any smalltalk and brought us to the point! Next meeting I knew what to expect and never had any problems with our neighbors 👍 cheers from Munich, Sven🍺
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  464. These windows are actually so common here in my country that I never even thought about countries not having them. You can find them in new and even in older houses, all double or triple layered glass for insulation. These things are heavy as hell
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  465. Fun video. Learned some things about my own continent I didn't even know. One little correction: Europe (continent, not EU) is bigger than the USA. US: 9.834.000 km² Europe: 10.530.000 km². And that's European part of Russia and Greenland not included.
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  466. I’m from the UK so it always seems insane to me how anyone could think roundabouts aren’t the pinnacle of junction solutions…..the phrase ‘it’s a no brainer’ springs to mind.
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  467. The buses built in the US looks like the first oldest models I drove as a bus driver in Sweden back in 2000. Anything built after 2000 are space ships compared to the US ones.
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  468. I think the Snicker is different, because Europeans know how real nougat taste! 😋🤷‍♂️✌🏼
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  469. There is another situation that is noteworthy. In Germany, when you are driving on the Autobahn and the car in front of you has brake AND warning lights on, you are likely approaching the end of a traffic jam and prepare to come to a halt, not only slow down. This is not mandatory, but something that people started to do, and I cannot estimate how many accidents thts has prevented. You can often see a wave of warning lights moving backwards on the road while the cars slow down. Edit: apparently, you can replace "in Germany" with " in Europe", if you go by the replies. Good to know.
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  470. I was recently "mocked" by an american (in YouTube) that in my country we don't even have electricity and running water :D I never said what my country is. I guess because my name is written in cyrillic, that was enough for him to know that I am a barbarian :D How and why am I in YouTube without electricity and dehydrated, I guess is a medieval magic ;)
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  471. Vauxhall is how Opel is called in the UK. The rest of Europe would call that car an Opel Astra. About Cupra Leon. It's a Spanish brand related to SEAT but the foto is from the Seat Leon Cupra, just before transiting to the new Cupra brand. Before, the 'Cupra' name was like the top sport class of each car type (Ibiza Cupra, Leon Cupra, etc). Now it's its own brand. Dacia is a Romanian brand, known for their ultra cheap cars and fake 4x4 :) They started selling 4x4 "looking" cars but not 4x4 at all, like the Duster in the foto. Not sure if they still do it.
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  472. A little tip for Pouring Beer, applies to all, Bottle, Can or Faucet. Keep the Glass at a flat angle and only tilt it up slowly when pouring in more Beer, that way you get a smooth pour and an even Balance of Beer and foam. When pouring at a steep angle, Beer Foams a lot more.
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  473. Děkuji za tvojí tvorbu a reakce na naší malou středoevropskou zemi co ma kolem 10 milionů obyvatel děkuji držím palce a jen tak dál 😁😁😁
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  474. Buying your kids an Hello Kitty branded assault rifle: perfectly fine and safe. Buying your kids a chocolate egg with a toy inside: deathly hazard to everyone around
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  475. I'm English and have lived and worked in Munich on several assignments. Once you've had proper Bavarian beer, it ruins you for drinking the lager offered in the bar/pub at home. You'll never have the same appreciation for your domestic beer again.
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  476. It's good you can take this on the chin Ian. As an Australian I can safely say that the USA has NOT cornered the market on stupidity. I was at the local pub with a friend from Scotland and an Aussie woman was really interested in him...he was flattered until she asked him if they had electricity there...I think beer came out of my nose at that point.
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  477. All you need to know is, you may have the most bad ass off roader made by any one. And you can drive it to the hell and back. But when it gets stuck, the rescue is always a Defender
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  478. The flags are there because it's filmed on 11.11, which is the Polish Independence Day. Normally we only have flags on public buildings, like courts or city halls.
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  479. I've seen a couple of YouTube channels where average Americans are educating themselves on the true state of the U.S, eg healthcare, poverty etc, and of course the rest of the world. I've seen some creators tear up watching these documentaries. I think it is great that more and more Americans are educating themselves & waking up from the indoctrination and limited (only basically teaching of American history & 'we are the best country in the world') education. The States are one of the richest countries in the world. But where does all that money go?? To the 1%, the government and to major corporations. I will always support those who are brave enough to educate themselves. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
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  480. My notes as a Belgian: - Do not pour great Belgian beers in such a bucket you call a glass ever again! Every Belgian beer has it's own glass which (so it's said) brings out its flavour and smell better. But you'll be fine with just a decent special beer glass for most of them ;) - You'll get the hang of pouring beers in a good glass after a few tries. - It's indeed Duvel ('Devil' in Flemish accent). Which is like the standard heavy beer if you're not feeling creative. That said, it will knock you out if you're not counting :D - 8% is heavy beer, but it's normal heavy Belgian beer. We have beers of 12% etc. - Please don't taste the foam :p - I don't think Leffe is that special in Belgium. I'm guessing it's a popular beer outside of Belgium because of it's reasonable alcohol level. - Got to repeat, don't ever pour a Belgian special beer like that again :D - Duvel and Leffe are Flemish. We would say 'schol!' - If you want to go deeper into special beers, look for Trappist beers. Those are beers brewed by monks and are generally considered to be with the best beers out there. - Also, you drank three blond beers which are quite accesible. We have all kind of colours. Dark beers we would joke are basically a meal because they are so heavy :D - Putting dark beers and trappist together, I have to recommend Chimay Blue. Which is, umh, something else! Edit: more smileys because people seem to think I'm genuinely hating for the glass :D
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  481. Everything is fresh, every day. They don't add chemicals or food colour. The customers expect a high standard. This is real baking :)
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  482. never underestimate the torque output of a determined crowd
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  483. vegetable oil - Older diesel with quality bosch injection could burn anything oil-like without getting damaged. a little petrol in diesel - good old winter trick everyone and their grandma knows
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  484. Though neither born nor raised there, my ancestry is entirely Welsh and Cornish. During my first visit to the US in 1960, on a concert tour, we visited DC. One of the plaques on the Washington Monument reads, "Fy Iaith, Fy Ngwlad, Fy Ngenedl". The guide explained it was in Patawomek, the tribe of the Potomac River. My 10-yr old voice called out, "No, it's not. It's Welsh and means My language, my nation, my land. It was put here to honour the fact that six of the signatories to your Declaration of Independence were Welsh, as were Thomas Jefferson and John Adams." About half the tour group wouldn't believe me.
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  485. "Why do these spanish-people all speak mexican?!"
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  486. Fun fact of the day: In austria the tone sequence of the siren tells you which branch of the emergency services is coming - police sounds very different (you noticed this, commenting on the "cadence" of the siren), but ambulance and fire are also slightly different. And then there are rare sirens you don't hear often like the emergency response vehicles of the energy company or the Wiener Linien (tram, subway and bus operator). And if you want to be even more nerdy about this - and even austrians often don't know this - the tone sequences are NOT regulated by law, but are based on a super old letter of agreement between the police and the "fire administration" back in the day and newer participants just choosing different tones when they first need one. The only siren that an emergency vehicle is NOT allowed to use by law, funnily enough, is the four-tone sequence of the postal service (A - F sharp - A - D).
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  487. Not moving for emergency services is shocking. First thing you do in England when you hear the sirens is pull over.
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  488. In order of appearance: 0:49 BMW M3 E30 Group A 1:02 Hyundai i20 WRC Plus 1:50 Audi quattro Group 4 2:34 Toyota Corolla WRC 2:52 Audi Sport quattro S1 E2 replica 3:10 Vauxhall Corsa Kit Car 3:22 Citroen DS3 WRC 3:59 Kia Rio Rallycross (not a works car, it's a project from the rally legend Gigi Galli I think) 4:25 Lancia Stratos HF 24V Group 4 5:08 Subaru Impreza 555 Group A 5:42 Ford Escort MKII tuned (the driver is called Frank Kelly) 5:51 Audi Sport quattro S1 E2 Pikes Peak prepared by Audi Sport Veghel (not sure if it's a replica or a works car) 6:02 Piaggio Ape heavily tuned by Loris Rosati 6:28 Ford Fiesta WRC 1.6 6:38 Hyundai i20 NG WRC 1.6 6:50 Lancia Stratos HF 24V Group 4 7:11 Opel Manta B 400 Group B 7:19 Renault Clio S1600 7:37 Peugeot 206 WRC 8:13 Hyundai i20 NG WRC 1.6 8:32 Audi quattro Group 4 9:37 Ford Escort Cosworth WRC 9:48 Subaru Impreza S7 (I think) WRC 10:10 Porsche 911 SC RS Group B 10:49 Fiat 126 Bis (the driver is Flaviano Polato, who drove this actual car on the italian rallyes for 30+ years! He is a kind of a legend here in Italy) 11:08 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 Evo 2 Pikes Peak replica 11:16 Lada 2107 11:35 Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth Group A 11:44 Ford Fiesta R5 12:35 Subaru Legacy RS Group A 12:43 Talbot Sunbeam Lotus Group 4 (the driver is Loris Rosati's father, Stefano) 13:02 Subaru Impreza S12b WRC
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  489. Us chain Subway went through court in Ireland (to pay less tax), and it was ruled by a judge that the "bread" they sold was a confiecfionary item due to the amount of sugar😂
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  490. The black one is Kvas Taras, the biggest Kvas brand in Ukraine. They have 3 main types of Kvas: normal, black and white. While it isn't too artificial and has a decent taste, the best Kvas you can have should preferably be even more natural in flavour. You should really be able to taste the bread. I suggest you try the regular Kvas Taras (more of a brownish, slightly lighter color; depicting a farmer in a field on the bottle/can)
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  491. Belgium has the best beer in the world. Greetings from Holland.
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  492. How about we rename San Andreas Fault into Trump's Fault.
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  493. It looks like it's in Wales, those rally events are usually held on Forestry Commission land, the gravel roads aren't open to the public. MK1 and MK2 escorts are some of the best rally cars ever made, that's why they are still so popular over 40-50 years later.
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  494. I think the IKEA one was: "The dog can't recognize it's home as the humans have bought new furniture while it was out walking by itself"
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  495. Its not 1 inch thick glass ,its double glass bonded together to be like that for insolation,its 5 mm thick or more depending on what you want,the frame itself is pvs or aluminium frame hollow inside easy to work with or instal.
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  496. I now understand, why the few import stores we have around here ALWAYS sell American Fanta in cans… noone would buy this vibrant colored soda in Germany
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  497. Hello from Poland. You can easily make kwas at home. Here's a basic recipe: Ingredients: • 1.5 kg of whole grain bread (preferably homemade or from a local bakery) • 5 liters of water • 0.5 dag of yeast (or 1 dag in winter) • A few tablespoons of sugar • Raisins etc. to taste - experiment! Preparation: 1. Bread: Slice the bread and toast it in the oven. Then crumble it into smaller pieces. 2. Water: Pour 5 liters of warm (but not hot) boiled water over the bread. 3. Yeast and sugar: Add the yeast and sugar, and mix well. 4. Fermentation: Cover the container and leave it in a warm place for 3 days. 5. Straining: After 3 days, strain the liquid through a fine sieve. 6. Bottling: Pour the kwas/kvass into bottles, add a few raisins to each bottle, seal, and store in the refrigerator (up to 10 days). Homemade kwas is delicious, healthy and natural. Enjoy! BTW, "kwas" is just the generic Polish word for "acid'. And it's a one-syllable word, with no vowel between 'k' and 'w'.
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  498. Here in Norway, not drinking milk is basically unheard of. We usually have a glass of milk with our meal daily, and usually for more than one of the meals. For me personally, living a life without drinking milk is just a hypothesis that's hard to imagine being an actual reality.
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  499. The person in the Ferrari made it look harder than it needed to be.
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  500. The fact that they are not sized propotionally is making this much harder.
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  501. Yep. A perentie is a goanna. If having a big goofy, lizard going through your garbage was the worst possible thing, there wouldn't be much to worry about. But actually, the most dangerous creatures in Australia are politicians and property developers.
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  502. The Fanta video is almost at 1M views. Popping off. And I'm loving these!
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  503. Carl Barron had that really nasally Australian accent that means he can talk almost without consonants and use vocal sounds only. It's dying out, but those of us from more bogan areas can do it.
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  504. Scots and Germans partied together before and after the game.
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  505. One of the buttons opens the machine guns at the front of the car, another releases an oil slick out the back, one is an ejector seat and finally the last button turns it into an aquatic car
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  506. The humble curiosity that always is the basis of your reactions is what the world needs more of! Love your channel buddy! Greetings from the very southern part of Sweden! ✌🏻😊🇸🇪
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  507. They are legit. Lyrebirds mimic whatever they hear. That one was doing a very good kookaburra call.
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  508. What I like about Ian is that he seems genuinely excited about stuff and seems honest and doesn't just give a 10 to everything to please the viewers. And if there is something US made that he likes he also tells us that. There is nothing more boring than a content creator who thinks everything is "awesome".
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  509. YouTube MUTED Part of the First Chant/Song due to copyright I guess.. My Apologies. The Rest of the video should work correctly.
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  510. As a Dutchie in Poland, I feel the pronunciation pain 😅 Am loving these reactions!
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  511. 1:27 This one is also Škoda. 1:50 Some of the new police vehicles (since 2019) have these bumpers. The police officers who use these vehicles were actually trained to perform the PIT maneuver by American police. 3:30 The light color also used to be only blue. Newer vehicles, manufactured since 2016, have this red and blue light. 4:08 Euro Truck Simulator is also a Czech game 🙂 5:50 Yes, it is a Fiat.
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  512. I think that all these mega stores in the US are a result of the car dependence. I can go to the city center and just shop in many different stores by walking. And most supermarkets are in small shopping centers, which makes it easier to visit multiple stores in one trip. That doesn’t seem to be a thing in the US, but it is in Europe.
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  513. As a fan of both sports maybe I can clarify some things. The pace of pesäpallo is a lot faster mostly because the pitcher can control the pace and pitcher can pitch the ball anytime he/she wants to. It's up to the batter to be ready for the pitch and one job of the pitcher is to confuse the batters by constantly changing the pace of the game. The out by foul at two strikes is kind of a rule that is needed because you basically can hit every pitch if you want to. It's a lot easier to track the ball in pesäpallo pitch than baseball.The option for the batter to choose to run or not makes the batting a little bit different. You can try some high risk low reward hits at first strike and if you are on your last strike it's usually wise to go for a low risk option and many times just get the ball caught. Home runs in pesäpallo come mostly by hits where the ball rolls out of the playing field. The ball is fair as long as it hits the ground first inside the playing field. It is okay to roll or bounce out of the field after that (also no infield fouls). It could be said that pesäpallo is more tactical sport than baseball and it is true in sense that it seems that tactical decisions can influence the game more. In baseball a shutout pitcher is usually enough for a win no matter what. I think both sports are fascinating. Baseball is like a meditative session and I really enjoy the aesthetics of it. It's good to have some things slow these days. On the other hand pesäpallo is a more hectic version with something happening all the time and it's more of an entertainment.
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  514. On most europeans trucks, in certain types of accidents the cab is supposed to come off to protect the drivers
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  515. I'm really surprised Haber and Bosch weren't listed for their Ammonia synthesis method. Without them, there'd be no way to create enough fertilizer to feed the world today.
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  516. Larko's a bloody legend. They tried to fire him from the commentary team for this year but the fans outraged and they were forced to hire him back. I'm glad they did.
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  517. 3:24 "This is the fast lane! FAHR RECHTS!" Gold.
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  518. "Turning right on red" actually increases the amount of pedestrian fatalities by 70%. That's why it's generally not a thing in Europe, except for systems with an extra set of traffic lights, stopping people from crossing the street before turning on a green arrow for the cars.
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  519. The story of Cockta began in 1952, when the director of the company Slovenija vino Ivan Deu brought back a bottle of Coca-Cola from a trip abroad. and now it is owned by Croatia 🙃😉 Rosehip fruit shud be in there as main ingridiance if I'm correct.
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  520. Good comparison. If you need to choose a beer for 100 people you go with Becks or Krombacher: nobody loves it, but nobody will spit it out. It's common ground.
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  521. FDA be like: "It's all good until proven bad." Europe be like: "It's all bad until proven good." Different approaches to food safety. Plus, more laws to prevent lobbying in the EU compared to the US.
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  522. My first car was a 2cv. A surprisingly good car. Two stories: First, I was living in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, at the bottom of a steep hill next to the moors. Woke up one morning to thick snow. Every car on my street was struggling to get up the hill, including a guy in a 4X4. The 2CV made it up the hill first time. I guess due to the narrow wheels, front wheel drive and ALL the weight at the front. PLUS you can set off uphill very easily in second or even third gear. Two: Camping trip in the lake District. Arrived at the campsite late and in the pitch dark. I reversed the car in to a ditch. My gf at the time got into the driving seat and I got in to the ditch. There's next to no weight at the back of a 2CV so I lifted it whilst my gf put it in gear and drove it out. One last thing - my clutch cable broke one day. I was near a small Halfords and they had NO parts that would fit a 2CV. The guy noticed that the clutch cable was not too different to a bicycle brake cable so he fitted that for me as a temporary fix until I could get to a Citroen dealer. It was still on when I sold the car two years later!
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  523. This video makes me glad (again!) that Australia has a reasonable minimum wage and universal basic health cover through Medicare 🇦🇺 In many other ways, however, Australia is following the US path (privatisation of public utilities, for example) and it bothers me.
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  524. It's funny how in Poland I'd probably consider Tymbark drinks to be on a sweeter side of things. Cactus is one of my favourites, but it has a quite specific taste.
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  525. I respect our neighbors' beer! Greetings from Germany ❤
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  526. Also the RS6 with V10 engine is hella machinery. Wagon from hell.
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  527. German Girl here, who is the lucky owner of a Peugeot 206 CC (CabrioCoupe) with 136 hps. Driving is a lot of fun especially in tight turns!
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  528. It suprises me that there is no Tyskie. It's like the only polish beer you get in Germany, at least in the western states away from the border.
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  529. I see Lithuanian gira, I click 😂
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  530. I don't think I've ever heard anyone speak about Czechia with such passion. very nice. ♥️
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  531. the usual gymnasts wear is basically a bathing suit, legs are completely naked. German graves have a human size rectangle area in front of the headstone where people grow flowers etc. probably to prevent people from walking over the buried dead bodies
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  532. Probably 35 year ago I was working with a doctor from the USA (in the UK) who couldn't name any European countries apart from France and Italy - not even the UK! She thought it wasn't in Europe "because it's an island". She challenged me to name "any US states" and when I got to Alaska - I started with Alabama because I decided to go alphabetically - she laughed and told me that Alaska isn't a US state. She was so adamant I began to doubt myself. Anyway I named about thirty other states, but when I got home I dug out an atlas (pre-Google, pre-internet) and took it into work. She insisted that because it was "and English atlas" it must be wrong - it was a Rand McNally!
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  533. yesterday i zoomed with some American collegues and we talked about German inventions: they were blown away when i told them why it's called diesel (Rudolf Diesel) or an OTTO-Engine. They didn't know that the first jet-fighter was German as well. They stopped believing me when i told them about Werner von Braun and the moon program.. :D
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  534. Born and raised in Greece. So please, don't get me started on this 'how old' issue.
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  535. Just look at how the F1 corners, it's insane, like a train on tracks, holy molly!
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  536. What would help a lot of countries is a REAL driving school! How to behave in critical situations in traffic is so important. Greets from Germany.
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  537. To be fair as a Czech I even had to Google what Praga is 😂 Never heard of it before. I found out it should belong to the Litovel brewery which is kind of meh... So totally agree with the scores 😀 Anyway the foam is not for a cool factor but for conservation. The longer it sits without foam the worse the taste gets.
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  538. I'm a female truck driver in the Netherlands. The Netherlands are flat. But the only 'problem' I encounter is the small and very narrow rural roads I encounter on a daily basis. So narrow that my mirrors on both sides get struck by branches. Even the roads in cities can be very narrow because of parked cars. Sometimes there's 1cm space left between my truck and a mirror from a parked car.
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  539. Cordon bleu schnitzel, pierogi and beer. You are now certified central european guy😂
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  540. I did 15 years as a driver in the UK. Drove everything from small vans to abnormal loads that needed police escorts. I don't agree with the guy in this video that said the comfort of cab over trucks is worse. Yes it's a small space to live in, but driving down the road is like sitting on an almost silent cloud. The cab rides on its own airbag suspension separate to the chassis and engine. I've ridden in a couple of American trucks in the UK, they mostly get used as recovery rigs, so don't fall under the total length issue, and the ride comfort was horrible. Not to mention that the cabs are very narrow compared with euro style trucks.
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  541. You know what my favorite bar is? A European Lion chocolate bar. I just love the crunch of the puffed rice in there.
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  542. You probably haven't tried the USA version of fanta, so you don't get what he means. The USA version tastes like artificial orange sweets/Candy. Compared to that our fanta tastes a lot like orange juice, although I agree that it's easy to tell them apart.
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  543. this ambulance is going to the Necker hospital. It's an hospital entierly dedicated to pediatric care and the first of its kind when it was build in 1778. Fun fact: the stethoscope was invented in this hospital. It's one of the best facilities in Europe for complex pediatric care. The cars vith the red lights on top are just taxis. Red means they're running a fare, green means it's available. Also for the first part of the video, this isn't a highway per se, but what we call the "peripherique", which is a belt of road surrounding Paris with multiple ramps for entry points in the city or the suburbs.
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  544. Citroen were never afraid to experiment
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  545. Yeah my comment got deletet. Look for "Brutus car" especially Start up. 47 liters ww2 plane engine in an old wooden firetruck. German engineering at its best.
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  546. In Europe, we have sport. In the U.S. They have business.....
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  547. 3:50 I see you've just discovered the Piaggio Ape. It's a classic 💖
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  548. Portuguese here. Hugs for austrian friends, you have such a beautiful country!
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  549. Life in Australia mate. It’s one disaster after another but our Australian spirt will never break. We go though something new every year but keep battling along. Love your support, we gotta get you and the family over here for a couple of years to live in the Aussie spirit
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  550. F1 used grooved tyres in place of slicks in dry conditions from 1998 to 2008. It was an effort to reduce the overall speeds and enhance safety.
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  551. My dude doing a master's in fantology 😂 I swear I'm making you a fancy diploma in Canva.
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  552. I'm English but when I was about 16 my father was working in the Netherlands and I was going to an American international school in Den Haag. One of our neighbours was an American seargant stationed at an American base in the country and I went to school with his son. The seargant was a very nice guy and had been declared the American soldier of the year a couple of years earlier. One day, over lunch at his house he said he was taking his family to England for a holiday to see where he had been stationed some years earlier. When I asked him how he was going, he said he was going to drive. I asked him which ferry he was taking, Hook of Holland, Dunkirk, Calais? He looked at me with a queer expression and said "Oh no! I'm not taking a ferry! I'm driving!" After being stationed in the UK for four years he still did not realise it was an island!🤣
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  553. One of the funniest recent fails is Domino's in the land of pizza. Still wonder how they even thought it was possible to take over the Italian market with their American pizza.
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  554. European cars only (looked up the license plates in vehicle registry for extra precision): 0:52 1982 Volvo 245 1:07 1960 Vauxhall Victor Series F 1:29 1962 Volvo Amazon 121 2:27 1965 Ford Taunus P5 17M 2:35 1975 Saab 96 V4 (engine from Ford Taunus) - artificially aged to look like a 1965-68 model 2:51 1959 Ford Zephyr MkII (type 206 E) (luxury version Ford Zodiac had a different grille) 3:22 1957 Volvo PV444 (instant id PV444/544: PV444 has split windscreen) 3:40 1973 Volvo 142 (late version w/plastic grille and big turn signals) 4:30 1962 Saab 96 De Luxe (2-stroke) 4:46 2008 Caterham Seven (originally made by Lotus back in 1957, now by Caterham. yes, it's still in production! Listed in vehicle registry as "Emma", for both make and model. Clearly an indication that it was delivered as a kit car and custom-built by the owner) 4:58 1973 Volvo 142 (late version w/plastic grille and big turn signals) 5:52 1969 Mercedes-Benz 220 D /8 Series 1 ("Strich-Acht") (W115) 6:17 1975 Opel Ascona A Rallye facelift 6:31 1973 Volkswagen 1303 S 7:05 1961 Morris Minor 1000 8:02 1972 Volvo 164 8:13 1958 MG MGA Roadster Extra cars skipped in this video, but seen in the original include an Opel Kadett C coupé, a Ford Cortina MkII and a pre-1970 Beetle.
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  555. My partner went to emergency with chest pain. 3 days later he had a stent in place, and enough drugs to last for a month. however they hospitalised him as a private patient by mistake and we ended up with a $3000 Bill. Still, we just took it to Medicare and it was taken care of because we don't have private hospital cover! I love my country and our first class health care system!....even with its flaws.
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  556. "What you might not know is that most of the clips were from away matches involving German fans in England."
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  557. The watering cans are in a cemetary, brought in by people who attend the graves of relatives there. Often people plant flowers ect on graves here. To avoid having to walk carrying the can every time, they leave it there. And to stop it from being stolen they lock it to this rail with a bicycle lock. Yes, this aquarium had a lift inside, not the other way around. It was in the lobby of a big hotel in Berlin. Unfortunatly the aquarium burst last year and thousands of tons of water devastated the entire hall. It could have easily killed a lot of people, but luckily it burst at 4 am or so, when nobody was in the room. But thousands of exotic fish died.
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  558. Pro tip: the smaller the bites you take out the better
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  559. On the box from Ukraine, it is written "Happy St. Nicolas Day" And those are ukrainian candies and cookies actually made in Ukraine 🇺🇦. Fruits are all natural - not fake plastic substitutes. Have a nice holidays 🎉
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  560. As a Romanian, seeing how the quiz labeled Transylvania as a city instead of a region made me laugh and cry at the same time 😂
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  561. These men were volunteers, not conscripts, and the poor British planning meant they were mowed down when they landed on the very steep shores. They had a huge battle to find a safe position. I recommend looking at a documentary about it. I’ve visited Gallipoli and it is incredibly moving to stand there and reflect. The Turkish people are also incredibly respectful of the place as a memorial and the importance of Lone Pine to Australian and NZ tourists. Australia as a nation was just 15 years old and this battle came to define who we were as people.
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  562. Here`s another fun fact about the dutch: 98% of the 110 000 daily attendees at the Dutch Formula 1 GP last year arrived by foot, bicycle, or public transport.
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  563. In Scotland we use the Gaelic language too. Hence the two descriptors on the ambulance 🙂
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  564. I didnt vote for either Donald or Kamala because they did not visit Sydney on the campaign trail. Makes me feel like they dont care about us Downunder voters.. 🤔🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😉😉😉
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  565. 10:04 Those are buildings from 50-60's [edit: it was brought to my attention that I missed some of the buildings on this street - Marymoncka, that in fact were built in 1930's-1940's. They do look close to those that were build in 1950's tho]. The ground floors are mostly (but not always) intended for some kind of business while other floor are apartments. The buildings are boxy and let's be honest not too beautiful, but they were not intended to be. As in the 50-60 the Warsaw was rebuilding after destruction of the WW2 (approx 95% of the city was leveled during the war) and there was severe living space shortage. That's also why the building had to be dual function (commercial and housing) 10:13 Dacia Duster. Is a Romanian car, cheapest small SUV on EU market (but surprisingly well handling in terrain..of course for SUV...).Mechanically and electronically Dacia is based on older Renault technology (usually 1 gen backwards) 11:56 Suzuki Swace of Warsaw PD is new purchase from 12 January 2023. 1,8 liter engine that makes 122HP with CVT transmission, those are also hybrid cars. The color scheme is new, before that Polish Police was using silver with blue and white details.The highlighter yellow was added short time ago so there are still cars in both paint schemes used. Warsaw PD also purchased some Kia Sportage in similar Paint scheme
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  566. In most European countries drivers must go to the closest side of the road and slow/stop when they hear emergency sirens.
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  567. As an Australian, it's always interesting to me when I hear Americans say they feel the US is a very safe place. I think it's a combination of those either living in one of the safer states and/or a lack of comparative experience. "You only know what you know". Travelling is one of the best experiences I think people can have, as it expands your perceptions in so many ways.
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  568. Hi Ian, from New Zealand here, I work with trains but have friends that are truck drivers, and they tell you that even though American trucks are very cool looking, that the ride comfort in the European trucks wins hands down every day. There is a lot of misinformation in the video that the creator even corrects in the description as well. Like cab overs having smaller engines, when Scania and Volvo both have factory option 700+HP V8 engines.
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  569. Someone give Ian and his family duel citizenship already... They just genuennly love our country and with the knowledge Ian already has, i think he's passed the test.
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  570. Robert Kubica, probably the the most underrated driver of all times! But he´s fast af and a humble human being! Love the dude!
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  571. Der Kommentarbereich benötigt auch einen deutschen Kommentar ;)
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  572. Thank you for reacting to our Video at 2:20, we really appreciate it! 🚒 This truck is the highest one in service with a public fire department in Germany at the moment. Greetings from Germany! ☺️
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  573. regular testing isnt just about knowing your car is safe, but rather knowing other cars around you wont fall apart as you drive down the road
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  574. It is not uncommon to have something like VW golf as a family car with 2 kids
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  575. As a Finn, i’d love to see more content about Finland or the nordics overall. Great video as always, keep up the good work Ian!
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  576. I have to admit American understanding of the rest of world is hilarious..... as in when i visited a bar in Florida (which must get lots of tourists) and after being asked where I was from and stated Australia they were so surprised at my English. I get they may have got me mixed me up with Austria, but Austrians speak very good English too lol
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  577. Brake Migration afaik has to with the following: 1) While braking the weight transfers from back to front, they use this physics effect to have more brake bias towards the front brakes (extra on top of normal brake bias). 2) To prevent lock ups, drivers slowly ease off the brakes, reducing the effects happening at point 1. 3) At the point of easing off the brakes, the bias needs to go further to the rear brakes. 4) BMIG is the rate of which the proces of point 3 happens. They want to change this from track to track and even corner to corner (as there's corners going uphill, downhill, banked, etc.) Hope this clears it up.
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  578. Another point that wasn't mentioned in the video that the buildings Wal-Mart purchased were these giant stores outside of town were you would have to drive to with a car. As German (and most European ) citys are quite walkable people are more used to visit the smaller Supermarkets(and Discounter) right in their neighbourhood multiple times a week, rather than a big foreign Mega Store you have to drive to once a week or month.
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  579. You should react to Michael Schumachers qualifying lap at Monaco in 2012, the adjustments he makes are insane plus the fact he’s 43 at the time
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  580. It is not that Europeans "don't smile" but there is a difference between friendly and fake friendly. I rather don't see you smile than see you fake smile. In fact, if I see that your smile to me is fake, I find that way more rude than not smiling at all. And Americans in public use fake smiles... I don't blame them as it is how they are told they should be but please, be yourself, don't act happy when you don't mean it. You can be polite and friendly without the fake smile. Loud talking: Don't know about how it is in America, but in Europe, yes... the Americans can be found by ear... they ARE louder than everyone else. It isn't even a stereotype. I worked in Hotels, Restaurants and at Festivals and the Americans can be spotted 95% of the time due to their volume. In the other 5% it is often their clothing. You don't notice that in the USA because it is your default. Left in America: There is no left in America, at least not according to what is considered left in Europe. Even Sanders or Cortez are considered center at best. You know why people from other countries are able to go to American specialists? because THEIR INSURANCE PAYS FOR IT Yes, you can get excellent care in the USA.... sadly the normal people in your country that are not rich will never know because they can't afford it. Öh sure, healthcare, the golden example"... That is the wrong response brother, you should be steaming mad that it is STILL the golden example while people in your country are DYING because they can't afford a simple pill or shot to save their frigging life. Work: correct....Work to live, don't live to work.
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  581. 10:56 Well, can you read this? 😅 "Ian has a car. The car has carseats. He bought carseatcovers for the rear bench. He cleans them with carseatcoverdetergent. He left the carseatcoverdetergentspraycan in the car. The hot summer day ended in a carseatcoverdetergentspraycanexplosion. Now, Ian has no car." 💥
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  582. First US american to realize that these people do this in a foreign language. Very smart. 👍
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  583. Mate you will have to check out the movie “The Castle”. One of the most iconic Australian movies ever, and it still gets quoted daily by all Aussies
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  584. I drive 2 hours west they speak France I drive 2 hours south they speak talian I drive 2 hours north they speak German As a Truckedriver it really helps if you at least can do some basic conversations. Sometimes i dont even know what language they talk in that particular village. Its all mixed up.
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  585. now my friend you're ready to try san pellegrino sodas which in my unbiased opinion are peak citrus sodas but as an italian who used to go to france very often, orangina is truly goated
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  586. Living in Adelaide. This was taken precovid so some of it has changed with new buildings- central market is currently under reconstruction, the sculpture out the front of art gallery is gone. It is a clean city, easy to get around. Summers hot and dry from January to March, but can be mild weather through to April. Currently we are experiencing a wet spring expected into summer. I work for a national tour company Journey Beyond that operates the trains The Ghan and Indian Pacific and Adelaide is the hub terminal. Happy to answer any questions as I’m born n raised south Australian. Thanks for showing our city - I’m immensely proud of it and can’t wait to welcome your family.
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  587. They are called "persianas" in Spain. Almost all the houses/flats have them. Very nice if you want to sleep in the morning because they blackout a room completely. Another use is to block most of the sun in summer so the inside of the house don't get too hot.
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  588. It is steep, but not uncommon in europes older towns. And it isnt really a problem if you know how to drive. Starting uphill is part of the driving test.... at least here. ✌️❤️
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  589. 02:00 that is a bakfiets, or cargo bike. This kind mostly used for transporting children. 02:50 yes, that is car specifically made for driving lessons. Where the instructor has pedals on the passenger side also so he can do an emergency brake or help with the gear change. 05:05 the cars with a blue license plate are cabs/taxi.
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  590. Btw.: these were not really "simple" questions. In no way comparable to those in the US videos.
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  591. Odd that there was no mention that in Europe you must have plates front and back. It always seems weird to me to see a car with no front plate.
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  592. It's not like all european public toilets are pay-to-use. Most gas stations will have free toilets, often bigger stores and malls will have free toilets, bars, cafes, restaurants, movie theatres and such have free toilets (they're mostly for the customers, but still), if you're at an area that has an entry fee like an amusement park or zoo, the toilets are often free. Yes, when there are toilet-only structures in public places, those almost always have a minimal fee to use, but honestly, how often do you spend an entire day in a city without visiting absolutely any establishment? Those stand-alone pay toilets are for absolute emergencies, and you pay a minor fee to help maintain them. I get that the concept may feel odd, but I feel like it's being blown way out of proportion. I live in europe, and the money I've spent going to toilets during my entire life is less than one single tip I'd be expected to pay for a meal in america.
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  593. If you're ever in Europe or in Southeast Germany you have to visit Czechia. Such a beautiful country and very friendly people.
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  594. It's a standard of 40 tons across Europe on 5 axles yet it's 44 tons on 6 axles in The UK and 46 tons on 6 axles in The Republic of Ireland and you'll see 5 axle rigid "straight" trucks running at 50 tons in Holland but they are REALLY heavy duty. In the Nordic countries like Sweden and Finland they are running really big stuff of over 60 to 90 tons plus.
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  595. What you don't see....is how comfortable and smooth and quiet they are inside. It's mad, and some of them are double deckers that lean in the bends
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  596. Formula E pitstops used to work like that because it's far too dangerous and time-consuming to swap a full set of batteries. Because of the advances in battery tech the current generation can now go for for a whole race
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  597. I'm an American. I bought my parent's Volvo 850 wagon, soon after it saved us in a huge crash. With insurance money I got another used Volvo, but upgraded to a V70 T5 wagon. That car ruled and like its predecessor, was indestructible. I drove it almost to 300K miles before I sold it.
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  598. Fun fact: In my village of Bundanoon, NSW, Australia, the sale of bottled water is banned! The bubblers (drinking fountains) have filtered water for free.
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  599. 1.6lt 380BHP, very fast and nimble little devils, faster than the beloved Group B ones. I wish more manufacturers joined. This is the best rally era for me.
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  600. Being from Portugal and living in Estonia, it's amazing how I could just show up and say "hey, I live here now" and they were just like: "ok, here is your ID card". It's just that easy. It's amazing.
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  601. The space in the Door is for an MP5. In older Vehicles, the MP5 was placed in the Trunk. In Germany, there are usually two Officers in the Vehicle at any time. The Cage is to protect against flying Objects during heavy braking Maneuvers and to ensure that no one in the back seat can reach back. Tools for accident recording, first aid, etc. are also stored in the vehicles.
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  602. 💡Next time maybe blind test the food/snack after unwrapping (or let your wife do the unwrapping, so she only knows which one is which)
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  603. Dude, we really have to give you an Aussie passport, just on humanitarian grounds :-).
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  604. Football is a sport here in the US. It’s LIFE in the rest of the world.
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  605. Hello. I'm from Ukraine. It's great that you liked our drink the most. I would also like to note that this manufacturer "Квас Тарас" also has a White Kvass, which I personally like better (it's not better, it's just different. It's like comparing black tea to green tea). So if you have the chance - be sure to try it too. And I also agree that kvass has its own authentic taste, so it is better to drink it pure, without adding any fruit syrups.
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  606. "Rechts vor Links": if there are no traffic signs on the road (usually in remote country areas) at a crossroads, you give way to any car coming from your right. In Dutch, it's called "voorrang van rechts" in French, it's called "priorité de droite". This is a kind of "default" rule if no other traffic signalling is available.
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  607. 4:13 I FULLY disagree with you. The oversimplification on the US one gives off a "rip off" vibe. The more intricate packaging of the European/British KitKat gives off more sophisticated vibes. Also, KitKat is BRITISH, not American.
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  608. this Christmas in the US Midwest: "dear Santa, please make an 813 loaded with 20 tons of vinea and kofola appear in my backyard"
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  609. Arc de Triomphe isn't a roundabout, it's a demolition derby
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  610. It is a pleasure to have reaction videos on ours, feel free to use them anytime, mind if we share urs in our channel, so people from Saudi can check ur content as well ..
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  611. Nearly all European truck drivers drive with no shoes on. Hence why almost every European truck brand has created a shoe storage of the last step before getting in the cab. The door covers the last step so you don't lose your shoes.
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  612. That is 259.1 mph Ian.
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  613. 6:44 "How many speeds?" Back in 2004 most cars had 7-speed gearboxes. Prior to the mid-90's they had 6. From the mid-2010's onwards, they've had 8. I maintain that the best-sounding engine ever is the Ferrari V12 from 1994 or 1995. Check out "The Best Sounding F1 Engine: Ferrari 3.0L V12 - 1995 Ferrari 412 T2 Sound" for proof.
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  614. One Example more: Holiday in the USA, talking with a guy about cars. American guy proudly says, he drives a BMW. Me: nice i have a BMW too American guy: oh, really, never thought you have BMW in Germany too ....
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  615. I think you have a really good grasp of Europe. Just don't tell anyone you mistook Serbia for Bosnia: that could start a war...
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  616. The songs are mostly written by people from the ultras, some by normal fans and sometimes they are simply existing songs that become an anthem for the team. Why everyone knows the lyrics is easy to explain, every time you go to the stadium you hear the songs - they are songs that have been sung in the stadium for generations. If there are new songs, they are usually printed out on paper and distributed in the stadium. and now to what really impressed you, synchronization, if you look closely you usually see 1-2 people with a megaphone in the first row. They say which song is being sung and start singing, everyone else joins in. And to keep the whole thing on track there are usually 2-4 drums.
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  617. Watching you pour out the Duvel like that in that glass hurt my belgian soul 🤣but i understand getting both the beer and glass that comes with it, is probably not the easiest over there
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  618. I don't know why but colours of those US "orange" drinks seem absolutely hilarious to me 🤣
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  619. This channel to me is almost the equivalent to international travel right now. I think it's awesome that we can communicate and share some of our Aussie culture in this way! Keep up the awesome work 👌
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  620. The Fiat 500X is a family car. You probably meant to select the Fiat 500. The "X" is the crossover, same base as the Jeep Renegade. The normal Fiat 500 is a 3 door smol car.
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  621. mun-dee Chews-dee Whens-dee Thurs-dee Fry-dee Sat-dee Sun-dee The Aussie days of the week 😂😂
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  622. That orange bus is really something. They have used it for 20 years now; that thing goes everywhere. They even shipped it to Brazil and South Africa for the world championship football. There are somewhere around 30 volunteers to keep that thing driving. It actually drives at the front of the parade when the dutch fans go from the city to the stadium for the match. It even has a bar onboard. It is awesome. The statues the dutch fans were carying during the parade were those of the players of the dutch team that won the european championship in 1988.
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  623. Ronaldinho was one of the happiest players I know. He loved the sport so much. Always smiling. Great player.
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  624. Sorry mate kitkat is originally from the uk
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  625. Sure, take Greenland and use the land to build some more suburbs and parking lots, something the world has been desperately lacking.
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  626. Two Swedish guys on holiday in NY, wanted to exchange swedish kronor to us $ at their hotel. It went very well. They got the exchange rate from Swiss franc to US $. Swiss franc and US $ has about the same value, but it takes 10 Swedish kronor to buy one US $. They thought it was a very good deal.
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  627. Hungary has strong traditions in mathematics and also excellent in chess.
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  628. In the late 80’s my lady convinced some American tourists, in a pub, that the Sydney Harbour bridge was closed every night to allow Kangaroos to cross to the other side for better feed on the north shore.
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  629. When I came home to Australia after living in Europe for two years, I noticed how big and blue our sky is.
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  630. Ian, you should have finished watching till the end for the out takes 🤣.
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  631. as a slovak citizen i love that you correctly pronounce Škoda with Š. Big up my brotha
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  632. I have a good story about food sizes. My family moved to the US and lived there for 3 years whilst my dad was working in the US. First week of our stay we lived in a motel waiting for our house to get ready to be moved into. And one time we went out to eat at some roadside pizzeria. Dad was ordering for us (a family of 2 parents 3 small kids), so he ordered 4 pizzas, thinking that the 2 smallest kids would share. A nice person, next in line, hear that dad was not from the US and proposed that he might want to change his order to maybe only 2 pizzas instead. Dad did as suggested of course, and we still had pizza enough to take home in a doggy bag. In Sweden 1 pizza is for 1 person... and maybe a third of the size that those pizzas were. :P
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  633. Im a heavy mechanic here in Australia, I love Volvo and Scania, they're easy to keep going for 1 million +KMs and have great support for parts. Scania cabs are so comfortable too.
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  634. Woooow finally one for Austria! I am from Upper-Austria and i love your europe reactions. Much love from Austria! <3
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  635. as a polish speaker i never understood english speaking people apologizing that they pronounced something wrong.
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  636. Can we all please appreciate that Daniela puts her life on risc drinking the American stuff for an simple taste Test
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  637. Hi from Greece. I had a Skoda Superb 2004 model 1.9 l diesel. It was a taxi. I covered 1.25 million kilometers. It was an amazing car. The original engine lasted 937.000 kilometers
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  638. Driving manual is second nature after a while. It does have advantages to a automatic, like you can prepare the engine to accelerate.
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  639. In Europe, as in the US, the customer IS King, it's just that we treat royalty with respect and reverence, and not so much sycophancy, which means you get to shop and eat in relevant peace, and not have someone constantly hovering, which can be quite annoying. If someone gives you great service, you tip, but mainly in restaurants, I would say.
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  640. Next year he's moving to Europe 🤣
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  641. And yes, Kinder is completely addictive! If you can find Kinder Bueno give that a try. It’s so so addictive and light to eat… Toblerone that large will break your teeth! lol
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  642. In 1955, the DS Citroën was presented at the Paris Auto Show and amazed the world. The same year, two SNCF locomotives (a CC7107 and a BB9004) smashed the rail record at 331 km/h. American journalists, so certain of a coming catastrophe, rented a small plane to film it. They didn't film anything at all, not because there wasn't a disaster, but because the plane wasn't fast enough.
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  643. The female driving over the bridge in Ireland, the yellow barrier is a height barrier so larger high vehicles such as delivery vans, Lorries and buses can’t cross the bridge
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  644. They got you with the weather rock. First lesson when dealing with us Aussies, someone could be taking the mick.
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  645. NOOOOOOOOOOOOO HE FORGOT TO SHAKE IT you are suposed to shake it so that the pulp can be equally distributed in the drink (and i think it might add a little fizz to the first sips)
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  646. Sandra Bullock spent the first 12 years of her life in Nürnberg, kids pick up the language so fast. She even has a Nürnberg accent.
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  647. I've been playing ETS2 for the last 10 years. It's quite a big part of my life together with ATS. It's very interesting to see someone play it for the first time and see their reactions. This was a blast to watch! Took me back to my "first time" :)
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  648. YT De-Monetized This video Because They Have NO Sense of Humor or Fun. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  649. This video is a nice overview of why Cybertruck won't be selling in the EU at all. European laws do not tolerate cars which can snap pedestrians in half on impact while US laws supposedly don't consider pedestrian safety at all. 😅
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  650. Thank you for reviewing my video :) Was very cool to see what you think about the EMS units over here. I tried to provide the best overview, showing all kinds of different EMS units from as many different parts of the country as possible. For those which are interested: I made similar compilations on German fire trucks, German police cars, and also shorter videos on European fire trucks / ambulances / police cars Some info on the clips: 1. concerning the ems units with car company and other logos on the side: large industries run their own industrial fire department which often run some ambulances, while some other industries also have their own industrial EMS provider 2. the ambulance at 5:00, that's the private EMS provider where I did my training. The Ambulance was designed by both the junior and senior boss of the company and is the only one in the entire country which has a crew cab 3. the one at 6:38 is an ambulance made for the volunteer units attending funfair and beer festivals in the Free State of Bavaria; The larger festivals have on-site stations and that's where the ambulance will be based at; They used to make a new color scheme each year. The Segways at 11:10 are used on the very same festivals 4. yes, the 1976 Dodge W200 at 7:30 is operated by a private EMS provider which got the ambulance from the US Army spare vehicle fleet back in 1991 5. the ambulance is like the large heavy duty van from Mercedes; One was in service at an EMS provider in northern Germany and then was kept as ambulance at a volunteer division down in the south 6. at 10:13 yes it's an X3, and yes it's on both the sidewalk and bike lane 7. at 13:23 that's a Ford Focus C-Max used at emergency doctor car of a water rescue division 8 at 13:31 these color schemes are designed by BMW's emergency vehicle division. They also made color schemes for various police division, fire departments etc
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  651. I totally didn’t take in to account the “might have a gun” factor in the US, the British police rush the car to keep them disoriented and easier to detain
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  652. If burger buns are used it's a burger. If regular slice bread is used, it's a sandwhich.
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  653. Rest in peace Georg. The world of motorsport is a poorer place for the loss of this great race driver.
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  654. for the people that don't know Fanta originated in Germany as a Coca-Cola alternative in 1941 due to the American trade embargo of Nazi Germany, which affected the availability of Coca-Cola ingredients. Fanta soon dominated the German market with three million cases sold in 1943. The current formulation of Fanta, with orange flavor, was developed in Italy in 1955.
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  655. KitKat began production in 1935 in York, England, under the banner of the Rowntree Company. Many, many years later Nestlé bought the company. It's another one of those excellent products that Americans like to assume they made just because it's so good.
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  656. The biggest difference between Europe and USA is the fact that usually in Europe you are supporting your town, village or the place you grew up in. That gives it a sense of "protecting" your place or show everyone your pride. It's more difficult to do that if the team you are supporting could a few hours from where you live. In some cases in the US, there are states without a team. In Europe even the most remote village has at least a football (soccer) team.
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  657. As a french man , seeing this made me laugh and cries at same time. Here in France (which is not the best Country for Healthcare in Europe btw) , we're paying taxes for our health. If you're sick, u go to your doctor, they stop u for working if its dangerous or difficult for your health, and most of the care is free, or nearly that. Very hard to see that a sickness can kill u because u need to work. and yes, we got 5 weeks of vacation obligatory (by the law), and yes, the days off for illness is limitless ... Sorry the my bad english btw
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  658. STOP TIPPING... workers will strike for their rights. Otherwise you're just paying the wages businesses should be paying.
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  659. Hey Ian, if you think the drivers are super human, you should check out the mechanics going to work during a service stop, especially if it requires repairs. Super impressive work from the teams.
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  660. The first time i visited the US I got a tour through the neighborhood with the mandatory stop outside the house that was "over a hundred years old!!"... I decided that that wasn't the time to mention that I grew up in a house that was done in 1725. Sure, regular wood panels and insulation has been added, but inside the walls are still logs with straw caulking.
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  661. It seems that you fell in love with our small country. :) We are right in the middle of Europe, that's a reason when we often refer to our country as Heart of the Europe. When we are talking wine, that's mostly in southern part of Moravia region. We don't have a big wine culture but we produce decent amount of good wine.
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  662. More sugar in food means a rapid increase in blood sugar levels and then a sudden drop, which makes you feel hungry, so you eat more, buy more, and so on and so forth.
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  663. Brake Migration afaik has to with the following: 1) While braking the weight transfers from back to front, they use this physics effect to have more brake bias towards the front brakes (extra on top of normal brake bias). 2) To prevent lock ups, drivers slowly ease off the brakes, reducing the effects happening at point 1. 3) At the point of easing off the brakes, the bias needs to go further to the rear brakes. 4) BMIG is the rate of which the proces of point 3 happens. They want to change this from track to track and even corner to corner (as there's corners going uphill, downhill, banked, etc.) Hope this clears it up.
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  664. My brother is a baker in Greece. She wakes up every day at 3 am to knead and prepare many kinds of pies. At 12 noon there is nothing left to sell except some sweets. People here buy fresh bread of all kinds every day. I will tell him to come to the USA to open a bakery and become a millionaire!
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  665. Here's a few. Expecting to see crocodiles. In Melbourne. Expecting to see people riding Kangaroos. In Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Being told that we can't have a Melbourne because they have one in Florida. Expecting to drive to Uluru and back as a day trip from Brisbane. Expecting to see the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Brisbane. Then when being told it's in Sydney expecting to see it in a day trip. Being told we can't have Indian food in Australia because they only make that in India. Then we get to the just plain rude. The usual being told that we drive on the wrong side of the road. Being told about how we're a disarmed nation who only exists because the USA protects us. Being patronizing told that Australia is just a state of the United States. Oh, how we could go on about that stuff. The crazy. Yes, I've heard the different moon one. Being told we're unpatriotic because there are no American flags up. Being accused that we're trying to rip them off because the weights are in kilograms not pounds and that a kilogram can't be more than a pound. Being told by a customer that they will only use American money because it's accepted everywhere. Getting asked why we're not celebrating Thanksgiving. Or Independence Day. Being told it can't be December because it's hot and December is cold. I think a mandatory 2 week course on what the rest of the world is like is almost mandatory for Americans travelling.
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  666. Those are incredible rally clips. I personally believe top rally drivers are the most skilled racers in the world. The risks they take down narrow roads is unbelievable.
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  667. I can’t speak for all Aussies, but THIS Aussie appreciates your Aussie content
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  668. As an Aussie, what I found interesting is that Australia adopted the metric system, we voted and elected to become an independently run country but have remained part of the British commonwealth. Highlighting this against USA who gained independence from England in the revolutionary war supported by the French. And this is where I find it a little weird that the USA kept the UK imperial system and not quite so readily adopted the metric SI system originally created by the French shortly after the revolutionary war in 1795 Go figure???
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  669. It always hurts my heart how hard it is for Americans to afford healthcare, it should be a basic human right. We send aid to third world countries for this very reason. It seems to me there is no excuse in America, for this to be the case. Also people being forced to work such crazy hours to make ends meet, no life balance, it's so wrong. The reason we have better conditions is that our tax dollars go to pay for these things, yours don't I think, it's just not fair.
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  670. Interestingly back when these American minivans, like the Chrysler Voyager were sold here in Europe, they had regular amber turn signals, at least the European versions did, while the American versions didn't. This is the opposite of money saving. Why bother having two different tail light designs, when the one with the amber turn signals was clearly safer? Why did they insist on installing the less safe tail lights on American versions?
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  671. Some of the other countries that have adopted this technology. Actually have their notes printed in Australia. At the note printing works just north of Melbourne.
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  672. Well, those are all parodies of other commercials of big companies that we see in Europe every day, don't take it literally...
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  673. Millau was a ruined town due to traffic, in the summers you would spend several hours trying to get through. The buildings got grey from the exhaust gasses in that constant gridlock. But if you visit now it all changed! Best thing that could've happened for the inhabitants.
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  674. Australian driving culture top tips: Always drive 10km/h over the speed limit. Always sit in the right (fast lane) when going slow. Never have common courtesy and allow others to merge 1 for 1. Swear like a trooper. Blame everyone else for you bad day. Act as though you own the road and no-one else has the right to share it with you. And finally, drive it like you stole it and you're doing Bathurst.
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  675. I'm Ukrainian and kvass is quite popular here. It's mainly summer time drink, mainly served cold, but never with ice. No one realy sees it as alcoholic beverage, so ou can buy it in any age)
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  676. Im from Munich, and i honestly wish we could just keep these Scotts, the energy and the mood was electric, i haven’t partied this hard in a while🇩🇪🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  677. The camera-guy is Misha Charoudin, owner of apex-nuerburg. He has driven 1000's of laps on the ring so he knows exactly what's coming and what's possible with the car. Offcourse, if you put an F1-car behind the wheel, it's going to be faster. But a lap with a person who knows the track in any car, is really scary. I've driven the track in a Lambo Gallardo, got overtaken by a VW Polo :D
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  678. I Like the fact that skyscrapers are not that common here, the cities just feel a little bit more like places designed for humans to actually live there with joy. I have seen a couple of cities in the states, like Toledo, Louisville, Frisco, and a couple more, but I don't know, some corners are pretty nice, but overall I just miss this "your at-home feeling" that European cities give me, I never felt like, yeah I just want to run around the whole day and hang out here. I mean, it's not fair to compare the rich history of Europe with the young states, but my feeling is, that at some point things got out of hand, old buildings got replaced with skyscrapers, living areas with roads and parking lots, everything was aligned to the car and the mighty dollar and the people were just forgotten.
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  679. Two steps smarter Americans know not only it’s more than Germany, France and Italy, they know that in the south-west of Europe there’s a peninsula where they speak Mexican ;)
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  680. And wait until they learn that CapriSun is a german brand😮😮😮😮😮
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  681. That’s why I feed magies so they have the energy to attack pushbike riders
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  682. Walter Röhrl is a legend for German motorsport fans. He was, and I think he stll is testdriver for Porsche. All important cars Porsche made in the recnt 30 years were tested by him on the Nürburgring. And he is also famous for his pearls of wisdom like: "A car is only fast enough when you are afraid in the morning to unlock the doors" There is an interview with him (German with English subtitles) where he talks a little bit about his perfectionism and what he thinks courage ist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIPEpWenphk
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  683. I literally had a guy say just a few days ago, that the Greenlanders life's would only improve if they joined America spouting the typical American gibberish about freedom, military power and "best country" while personally despise USA as a system and so forth I still asked how any of those things would help them, sad to say he could not give me much of an answer. Like Denmark or the Nordics in general aren't already at the top of most of the important lists that you would want to live in
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  684. Easy Tiger! Some Belgium beers are up to 14%, as I found out to my own demise from a motor bike ride from England to Belgium.
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  685. My favourite fact is about the 1997 European Grand Prix. In qualifying, Jacques Villeneuve set a time of 1:21.072. Michael Schumacher was second with a time of 1:21.072. Heinz-Harald Frentzen was third with a time of, yes, 1:21.072. Top 3 drivers qualified with exactly the same time, down to thousands of a second.
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  686. As a brazilian, F1 was never the same when Senna died that May 1, 1994. I was 12 years old and like most Brazilians that day, I remember exactly where I was and who was with me when I found out he had died. No more exciting sunday mornings in front of the TV, with the family, after church...that all Brazilians were rooting for him to win. Thank you for the video. To this day, it makes me emotional to see him run.
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  687. You should try Lindt chocolate, it will blow your mind.
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  688. A Belgian here. If you give these kinds of ratings to some of our more common beers, you'll probably need to change your rating scale when you're going to try out our truly exceptional Belgian beers, such as a Westmalle Double or Triple Trappist, Triple Karmeliet, Chimay Bleue, Delirium Tremens, Orval Trappist, Westvleteren Trappist, Pannepot Reserva 2008, Paix Dieu (only brewed during a full moon) or a Saison D’Erpe-Mere to name a few of the exceptional ones ;-)
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  689. The duster is a small suv, the Sandero is a hatchback.
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  690. In European cities bollards are mostly used to avoid cars parking on sidewalks and to limit entry to pedestrian zones.
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  691. Ian calling kompot fancy got me laughing 😂
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  692. 11:37 Nah! That's not narrow, plenty of room for two cars. Wait till you get to the lanes where you are brushing through hedgerow on either side of your car!
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  693. Note for Italy: certain models of high speed trains are indeed certified for 400 km/h speed. However, current high speed lines allow a maximum commercial speed of “only” 300 km/h.
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  694. I have never encountered an American being angry at people speaking Swedish. I have only encountered Americans trash-talking the city they are in loudly, the restaurant they are in, or even other customers, still in English. Important note: 89% of Swedes speak English, and will understand that you are trash talking them, we will most likely not a start a fight, we will just ignore you, and this includes the waiting staff.
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  695. It's a group that makes the dreams of sick children come true. The boy wanted to become a police officer. He visit all the French services (BRI, French K9, CRS museum)... And of course a transport in American cars escorted by the French police. They did the same thing with the fire fighters, army...
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  696. I actually work at a DAF dealership, so I might some insight / info I can share about these (and some of the regulations stuff you mentioned) 1st of all, there was indeed a new regulation that allows for slightly bigger trucks, as long as they see a certain minimal improvement in aerodynamics and fuel consumption (if there are no improvements, than the cab can`t get bigger). The new XF is of a similar size to the previous one, but the XG actually saw a decent increase in cab length, the cab itself is taller, and sits up higher (like you would have seen in the video), with a smaller engine hump. The powertrain options are exactly the same on both the XF, XG, and XG+, and they top out at 530hp, like the previous F7 trucks did (despite the new engines being entirely reworked), there is a decent increase in torque though. In terms of powertrains and the reputaion they may have, here`s the thing: DAF`s focus is on driver comfort and operation costs, so the engines top out at 530hp because DAF considers that that`s the most amount of power operators will realisticly really need for most use cases, without sacrificing on fuel consumption. Their Euro 6 engines haven`t been without their faults (primarily injection systems, turbos and VTG actuators, and SCR, just like every truck out there equipped with emission systems), but they are either largely preventable through maintenance and being careful about fuel and Adblue quality and letting the truck regen when it needs to, or there are service bulletins in place to help with costs in case of premature failures of the vtg actuator. The MX engines really are good engines, and will generally take care of you if you take care of them. From what I`ve read in a trucking magasine, it looks like the new XF / XG range are king of the hill in terms of fuel efficiency too (some of our customers have apparantly reported managing about 22L/100km while fully loaded). Also, DAF uses ZF gearboxes. The old AStronic units weren`t the fastest or smoothest shifting boxes, but they were vary reliable. The newer Traxon boxes that came with the MY17 facelift is more efficient, but reliability hasn`b been as good. Here`s hoping revisions have been made for the current version of traxons on these new trucks, so that they can ne as reliable as the AS tronic was. In terms of tech in these things, I think (and this is my opinion / view of things) that it`s down to both the safety standards that really require alot of advanced gadgets, the fact that drivers are hard to come by, so the promise of a new truck with alot of toys will entice many drivers, and also the fact that many companies will want modern design to show that they`re doing well and can afford modern vehicles. As for why euro trucks are so much more modern than american trucks: it`s true that eu truck design seems to have kept up fairly well with cars, while US has lagged behind a bit, but US trucks have cought up alot in the last few years with stuff like newer Peterbilts and Kenworths also using alot of the same tech. It`s also worth remembering that just like Kenworth and Peterbilt, DAF is also owned by PACCAR, and also uses the same PACCAR engines (so the eu equivalent to those brands) and one can safely assume that the tech on the new DAF range will also come state side, if it isn`t already there... As a small nugget of info regarding the XG, the interior livable space is 12 square meters, and the inside is over 2m tall (I wan`t to say 2.2m, but I might be misremembering)
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  697. 1986, pre-Crocodile Dundee (when Americans discovered a place called Australia), Chinese restaurant in Merced, CA. I'm talking with my 6 year-old daughter when a nice American lady excuses herself and asks if I'm Australian. I'm impressed and a little bit shocked that she even knew of Australia when she says to her husband "told you so." I ask how did she know. Her reply....wait for it......"you're using chopsticks."
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  698. It's funny you didn't realize that the King Tiger is a german world war 2 heavy tank :D (entered service in late 1944) and it has a Maybach petrol engine.
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  699. Your always welcome to come down to saudi arabia 🇸🇦🇺🇸
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  700. The education in Europe is not living in it's own bubble. Also we do interact more with foreigners and visit other countries. I'd imagine the number of countries an average person visits during lifetime is much higher in Europe than in the US.
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  701. I love Austria! It’s so incredibly beautiful, clean and friendly. I have been there many times, mainly for skiing, but also a few times in summer and a city trip to Vienna (gorgeous, as are Innsbruck and Salzburg). For me wintersport is best in this country. Better than France, Switzerland and even Colorado and Canada. Although the powder in North America is amazing, nothing beats the atmosphere in Austria. My mother maybe was their biggest fan. She went there twice a year, in summer and winter, for 50 years. When she got terminally ill, a great Dutch foundation Ambulance Wish, took her, my sister and me all the way to Stubaital Austria for a final 3 day visit so she could say goodbye to her beloved home away from home.
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  702. At the Time the 919 EVO was driven, it set a record at Spa faster than the Formula One cars at the time. Also nice to know, the old record was 6:11,13 driven in 1983 by Stefan Bellof in a Group C Porsche 956 while practice before the 1000km race at the Nordschleife. This record was standing for 35 Years. Imagine the guy doing 6:11 in a 80s Racecar.
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  703. I am from Germany but I have to say - our neighbors are really good in brewing beer - and Budweiser is one of my favorrites....
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  704. I'm Czech and I've never heard of the Praga brewery. 😂 Probably it is only an export to the USA
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  705. Yeah, McDonalds is here but everyone just calls it Maccas
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  706. We immigrated from Africa to Aus and we were astounded by the strength of the sun - you literally feel your skin burning - slip slop slap😂
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  707. You can use the tunnel in Euro Truck Simulator 2. And just like in this video it skips directly over to the other station when you depart. Same with ships.
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  708. About the customization of the food. In europe you can customize your order...but the difference is that the waiter wont ask about it. Often on menus the ingredients are mentioned as well. If u dont like a certain ingredient u are free to tell the waiter about it. But just don't change the complete dish...then it's better to just go to another restaurant.
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  709. Yay! Glad it arrived... Sorry if it's a little crushed. I tried to be a little different but with the obligatory TimTams thrown in. Hope you all enjoy. Cheers
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  710. My favourite car from Group C is Mazdas 787b. Entered in 1991, won at Le Mans that year, then the rotary engine was banned the following year along with a number of others in favour of a uniform 3.5 litre F1 style engine. The R26B in that car is one of the best sounding engines ever produced!
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  711. Hi champ, Nats a legend over here in Australia 🇦🇺, he speaks Bogan( I’m an educated bogan myself an proud) and deals with his own mental health and inspires thousands of Aussies and is piss funny. The laugh in the back ground is his partner Jules , together they are changing cooking styles over here and getting people to cook. Yes get your lovely wife on camera with cooking and more, great content and I admire your zeal for Australia and your own countries ✌️🇺🇸🇦🇺👌🤙🤣🥰
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  712. Around 1995, I had a wine store in a large town in a very touristy region also famous for its vineyards. The very essence of the American (for me European) came in one day, cowboy boots on his feet with the matching hat and string tie, and asked me if he could pay in dollars. No, I replied, but he could pay with a Visa, Mastercard or... American express. Three card payment companies, all American, especially the last one. No, he told me, he didn't want to be cheated (??). I then told him that he could change his dollars at any nearby bank counter even without being a bank customer. My suggestion did not please him since he told me that if one day I came to the United States, I would be able to pay in cash anywhere with my Strelling pounds. He came out accompanied by my bursts of laughter. The store was in Strasbourg, Alsace region, in France and the money, at that time, the franc.
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  713. Man, I only been to the USA twice, but when you said that it would be cool if Americans would learn 3 languages before the graduate highschool, I can't help but banter a little bit and say I would be fine if they learned 1 language before they graduate highschool. Some younger people in the USA I had the (dis)pleasure of interacting with were speaking something vaguely resembling English, but I couldn't figure out what they want from me. Probably not even their fault, it does seem like your school system is just falling apart.
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  714. 15:45 This is a typical rural road in The Netherlands. It's bidirectional and has painted bikelanes with a dotted line. The car is supposed to drive within the dotted lines. If there's an oncoming car, both cars can use the bikelane to let each other pass. Of course you have to check for cyclists but overall these roads aren't very busy so this works pretty fine. The speed limit is mostly 60 km/h, which seems pretty fast in comparison to a bike (about 20 km/h) but if drivers follow the rules and stay within the dotted lines it's not a big issue. I still prefer separate bikelanes, but with low demand roads this is an ok solution. About commuting: the other day I saw a stat showing that about 2/3 of all commute is done by car in The Netherlands, so car is still used a lot here. We do have alternatives in most case, which in most North American suburbs is basically absent, but people love the "freedom" to drive a car (I love the freedom to read a book and listen to music in the train to work much more ;-) )
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  715. On the plane en route to any destination outside of the USA. "This is your Captain speaking. Attention all our American passengers. This may come as a shock to you but, when we land in (insert any destination city here), please be aware that YOU are now the foreigner. Please ensure that your seat belt is buckled, sit back and relax, and we will be landing shortly. Thank you for flying with us today".
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  716. An American friend asked me how often do I replace the roof on my home, Thinking he was joking I asked him how often he did his, and he said every 15 to 20 years. He was shocked to hear my answer my home was built in 1845, has thick Granite walls, and the slate roof has never needed replacing.
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  717. I think the BMW V10 of that era was one of the highest revving engines at around 19,500 - 19,800 RPM
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  718. Going 300 kph in a high speed train is indeed as smooth and quiet as it gets. Recline your seat and relax!
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  719. This is just an Eastern Grey. A big red would've clobbered him back 😄
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  720. As you are aware, NZ is not a big land mass and is surrounded by water which keeps our temps milder. I live on the coast in the lower South Island and the lowest temp we had this past winter was -1. As we say down here, “it is not cold you are just wearing the wrong clothes”! As someone else said, we can have four seasons in one day. I don’t like the heat or humidity, so I am very happy living in my little corner of NZ.
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  721. The contents: Kofo syrup, the main ingredient of Kofola, about 14 herbal and fruit ingredients(mostly secret), sugar and/or high fructose corn syrup, caramel and about 15 mg/100ml caffeine, rest is just preservatives etc.
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  722. Buy that Panda. Do it.
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  723. Just to answer your question on speed limits in the US vs. Germany. You have to keep in mind, that to get a drivers license in Germany you are required to complete a full drivers course held by professional driving instructors in cars specially set up for this task (the instructor on the passenger seat has a full set of pedals and the car has extra mirrors, so that the instructor can take over control at any time). This entails multiple 45 minute sessions of driving which also includes a minimum of 12 special sessions (motorway, country road and night time driving) as well as a written and practical exam held by a 3rd party (usually the TÜV which would be equal to the entity in the US that is in charge of inspecting cars for road worthiness depending on what state you are in). On top of all that, from my experience in driving in the US, the highways would not permit this, as the road surfaces are partially not good enough. Especially when crossing bridges, the impacts on the wheels are really jaring at the low speeds that are permitted. Just imagine what these impacts would do to tires, suspension and spines at double or tripple the speed.
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  724. One reason we don't need AC that much
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  725. Really appreciate your reactions like this. I'm from Rabaul, East New Britain. Papua New Guinea. We have a strong relationship with Australia as we were colonised by Aussies, or more correctly the Commonwealth. During WW2 a trail called Kokoda was a track through the mountains for Aussies to quickly move from one side of the mainland to the other through the jungle (due to no roads). The New Guineans also carried wounded Aussies and supplies up and down this gruelling terrain by the infamous Fuzzy Wuzzies. Now many Aussies walk this trail to commemorate their fallen or take high schoolers and fitness enthusiasts for a history lesson or fitness trek. Would love for you to react to a video on this, it's a part of Australian/ PNG history.
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  726. I'm English, residing in The Netherlands, and the Belgians just have the run on everybody when it comes to brewing beer ! No one else comes even close ! Beer heaven !
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  727. As an experienced driver on the right side of the road, when I drove for the first time in UK I was following a simple rule in order to keep the correct lane: the steering wheel must be close to the middle of the road.
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  728. As I know Volvo invented the modern V-Type three-point safety belt in 1959 and patented it. But then decided to open the patent for every manufacturer for free - because saving lives was more important than money from the patents.
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  729. Having Heineken in that list just made it all a big lie 😅😀
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  730. I went to Naples, Italy, for work a few months ago. The food was smaller in portion size, ridiculously cheap, and so damn filling! I'm an American eating machine, and even I was satiated after one small serving. I don't know if the food is just fresher, prepared better, or what, but it was staggering to me. Even pasta dishes, which I usually can just gorge on!
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  731. I wonder how many Americans could answer these questions... But in a second language such as Italian, French, Slovenian or Czech?
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  732. First and last are specialized vehicles for chemical plant fires. The jet engine units are a more civilized version of the tank-with-jet-engines used in Kuwait in 1992
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  733. no way I can see that being solid glass,it's double or triple glazed for eco rules and standards .
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  734. When Dacia got bought by Renault, the french company decided to make the new Dacia models using the old Renault technology, engines, panels, etc. who were proven very reliable and had a budget price, while Renault developed new technology on the main brand. So Dacia became the budget brand of Renault on the european markets.
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  735. i'm from germany and i can tell you: yes a drivers licence here is expensive as hell (over 2k € afaik is normal). but two years? that's a new one in my book... i guess it could take you up to two years during the pandemic, where driving schools had also to close due to our regulations. but normaly i would say 2-6 month depending on your and your driving schools schedule. the only thing i can think of is, that he mixed in the probation time. If you get your drivers licence here for cars, trucks or motorcycles (from 125ccm upwards) you have a probation time of two years. Make one or more mayor errors during that time and get caught while doing so (causing an accindent, running a red light, speeding more than 21km/h over what is allowed e.g.) and your probation time gets prolonged for 2 more years, make to many of those an you can lose your licence! yes you can get it again, but that can get quite costly...
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  736. This is what police work can look like if the officers are trained well and for a long time. De-escalation must always be the first goal.
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  737. Mate, I've got one for you: I'm a Czech shooter; and as we've got rather different attitude towards guns and gun laws here in Europe, I sometimes got in conflict with Americans about the subject... When I expressed my opinion that people should demonstrate their prowess in handling guns safely before being entrusted with one, I was called by the same individual a fascist, a "nazi" and a communist, all at once (in one sentence). Um... I know the state of your education system is... what it is... but could you guys at least refrain from using labels willy-nilly if you've no idea what they actually mean?
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  738. Yielding being commonplace also makes the roads and sidewalks a lot safer for pedestrians. It keeps drivers more alert and ready to respond to people on foot or bikes.
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  739. They don't drive fast. They fly low.
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  740. I get the impression that when many American's go 'on vacation', they treat anywhere they visit like they are at a theme park and their expectations are that everything should be modern and that they are to be treated preferentially 'because they paid to be there'.
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  741. One of the best things about the MOT in recent years is that all the results including advisories(warnings about areas of concern) are online so if you are buying a second hand car you can see its whole history of fails/issues and even its annual mileage before you even go to look at it
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  742. i recommend watching Grosjean's interview afterward, it's... really heavy because he was conscious of what was happening to him, and so he can tell what was going through his head, like asking himself, when he noticed his leg was stuck in the cockpit "oh, ok I can't get out... I'm stuck, like Nikki Lauda... is it gonna hurt ? How long is it gonna take ?" , it's... pretty haunting.
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  743. "Who knew a four-banger could sound so ferocious?" That's the best part, the Yaris is a three-banger. 1.6 liter 3-cyl. Both the rally car and the road version use the same base engine
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  744. British army use a lot of landrovers.
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  745. Tip for Europe driving... You should always stay on the right lane unless you're passing then you can use the left lane. And check the map, it shows directions when to switch lanes.
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  746. 14:07 I see Nena - 99 Red Balloons , if you would have heard the original , you would have known she was german. The original is Nena - 99 Luftballons
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  747. As a european that migrated to america. The electric here looks like its made for a hobby project for children. The doors and locks look like theyre only there to keep the dust out. But they have burgler bars everywhere infront of single layered glass windows.
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  748. I happen to live in the Netherlands and yes we have very strict rules about licenseplates. They are issued by a branch of the government and you're not allowed to make any changes to them or slap some stickers on them. So yes I agree with you that the American plates are cooler looking and more fun but in the end I think licenseplates are a serious matter that serve a purpose and therefor have to be readable at all times.
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  749. Yes, light switches are opposite. No tipping because people are paid well.
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  750. Hi, the mayo we eat in Belgium is not the same as yours. It has a much higher egg content. It has to have a certain amount in it to be called mayo(naise). A big majority of Belgium prefers mayo to ketchup on fries.
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  751. The Italian bus driver was giving instructions to the others and telling the other bus driver that there were other busses ahead...Amalfi is fantastic to see....thank you so much for reacting to Italy 🇮🇹 ...we are so underrated in Europe everyone talks about Germany and that's fine but Italy is on onother level...ciao
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  752. A single F1 piston can cost £50,000. Last year a replacement front wing cost £150,000 and a gear box £750,000. Costs are staggering. The bit that amazes me with the engines is they are seized up when cold and need a "life support" machine to have hot oil pumped through to heat the parts up before the cars can be fired up.
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  753. When the kids ask me why I like going to Bunnings so much, I tell them it is the equivalent to Toyworld but for adults
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  754. A few things that might be interesting: - Eu-Spec also has such reflectors. However, these are not yellow and on the side, but red at the back and clear at the front and can be installed in the light. So if you shine a light on a parked car at night, it also reflects. - If you turn on the rear fog lights in Germany, you can only drive 50 km/h, even on the autobahn. This is derived from the fact that it may only be switched on when visibility is less than 50 meters. Fog lights and rear fog lights can therefore also be switched independently of one another. - Many manufacturers in the EU also offer two-part versions for the side mirrors. The inside is then flat and on the outside you have a strongly curved area. - In many EU countries number plates are written in a font which makes it impossible to forge the characters with a pen or tape. (6 to 8, I to L, etc.)
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  755. You should give the San Pellegrino sodas a shot, if you can find them. They have a lot of good citrus fruit varieties, like blood orange.
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  756. yoo man, thank you so much for reacting my video, appreciate the comments of it! This video is compilation of 18 different events what I filmed during the year, and I did drive over 9000 kilometres / 5600 miles with my own car to attend these events. I welcome everyone to visit some rally events of Finland, it sure is a really nice experience!
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  757. So when you get something really cool, that’s collectable, you say “That’s going straight in the pool room!” You NEED to watch the Aussie movie “The Castle”.
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  758. When the “whiny” F1s were racing in Melbourne, you could hear and smell them suburbs away. At the track the engine noise went right through you and the gear changes were like explosions. An unforgettable experience.
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  759. Ian hasn’t heard of Solo. We better send his family some soon! 😃🙃
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  760. diving manual is like meditation to me. becoming one with the machine is pure freedom. for the love of the ride. greetings from germany.
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  761. The picture of Canberra was actually Sydney 🤣 also I’d imagine that the size thing is taking Alaska in to account. I would of thought he would of said the opera house for the tourist attraction, most of these videos leave out the bridge, which is more impressive to me to be honest 👍🏻
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  762. 4:08 that's a Piaggio Ape, a great Italian kind of "pickup truck" based on a scooter. It's tiny, it's basic, but it's the perfect choice for small businesses like restaurants etc to get their stuff and also get into tight alleys in the old parts of town
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  763. Digital plates defeat the purpose of a number plate: to have an identifying code permanently fixed to each car. Theoretically they could even be changed while driving.
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  764. Getting dumped in the outback to fend for yourself is called the Duke of Edinburgh Award. No kidding, it is a thing.
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  765. The best 25 years of my life being a truck driver. I drove in Denmark Germany France Spain and Norway and Sweden , now I am on pension . 70 years old woman from Danmark 😅🙋‍♀️
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  766. aussies love americans watching our sport, theyre gonna keep flooding to you as long as you keep enjoying it, cheers mate
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  767. In the olden days, when someone complained that the volcano just looked like a mountain, they sacrificed them to the mountain god to make sure it stays that way a bit longer...
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  768. I am french and honoured to see how this car is treated. All I can add is that the seats in this car are comfier than my bed or any other seats ever. You would drive a week before feeling uncomfortable.
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  769. Ain’t no bogan like a Queensland bogan!
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  770. Can we talk about how much of a great Supporter his Wife is
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  771. This guy is very confused... I've been wearing baseball hats, running shoes and cargo pants all my life, lots of people do. In fact, in Europe it's all about freedom of fashion. Every big city just looks like a colorful circus. Wear what you want, nobody cares!
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  772. As an Aussie watching this I can safely say that I would eat these. they look fantastic.
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  773. Pretty easy to import american cars. And when cars are older then 50 years in Sweden you only have to do vehicle inspection one time and they are tax exempted. The laws are made that way to preserve this culture and make it affordable.
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  774. Nobody gives truck drivers a thought. Motorists complain about them constantly, when it's the truckies that keep their supermarkets stocked. Places like this rely on them heavily, yet give them a tiny patch of driveway to use. it's a thankless job and the pay is pretty crap too, if you break it down into an hourly rate. Seriously underrated people
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  775. America owns everything, in their minds. I get SPITTING MAD about ‘Hawaiian nuts”. These are macadamia nuts, a NATIVE AUSTRALIAN tree.
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  776. Fun fact: despite is on gravel, Finland stages' average speeds are the highest of all the WRC calendar
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  777. I always have to explain to Americans i am from Austria and not from Australia. No kangaroo's. One girl from California even told me once i don´t look asian enough for being an Austrian !?! So wrong on so many levels
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  778. Haha you improved your game a lot! And you have +10 points from europeans for measuring temperature in celsius. Keep rocking 🙂
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  779. There are 3000 sorts of bread not only 300. And it's Wirtschaftswunder not Wierschafswunder. Bier is not the only alcoholic drink and another stereotype. Germany is the 7th biggest exporter of wine worldwide and 3rd biggest after Spain and France in Europe. Germany has many other companies that are world leaders in their area but are not so public like Mercedes, VW, Adidas, Puma etc.
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  780. I hate when people call it 'European colonialism'. There were few countries that were colonisers but some didn't attack any other country. I think those that were should be called by name and not stick that sh*t on everyone.
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  781. De-Monetized, But NOT Blocked Thankfully! Sorry for the Filters anyway. I Hope to Watch This whole movie soon, it looks fun 🎉🎉
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  782. During soviet times we had those big yellow barels on wheels with fresh kvass sold on street corners
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  783. Actaually going 300 km/h + isnt scary at all, it's very comfortable and quiet. FYI, the trains in Italy do not actually go 400km/h (it's their speed record), they go 300km/h when you ride them. On the other end, the TGV in France has the European speed record of 574 km/h, and you ride at 320.
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  784. Lithuanian here. We drink kvass more during summer than winter, just like people enjoy cold beer during hot days, but it is regularly at any part of the season. Myself I drink few times a month.
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  785. the F1 one you were confused about was the final race of last year, Max and Lewis went into that race completely tied on points, so that battle was Max overtaking for the championship on the last lap.
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  786. Middle part is basically an LED screen or mayrix board. Will show things like: stop, Police! Or: follow me! Etc
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  787. -"You mean your taxes pay for that? Ha ha" -"You mean yours don't? Ha ha ha"
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  788. Hats off to you - you're the only American I've ever heard pronounce "Melbourne" correctly. Bloody grouse mate !
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  789. German woman here... I actually find it extremely sad when our beautiful language is always put down like this and called aggressive everywhere! EVERY language is beautiful and interesting in itself and deserves to be appreciated or at least not devalued. And yes - I feel personally offended when I hear Americans, for example, shouting and screaming and screeching out the German language in a totally choppy way and with the wildest accent imaginable. Of course EVERY language sounds aggressive when misused in this way! What many people don't understand is that German is a very logical language, which is actually very easy to learn. Even our many compound words are logical and follow a simple principle: take 2 or more existing words, string them together and voilà, you have a fully functional word to describe something - but you don't have to "invent" a new word... So anyone can create new words whose meaning can be understood immediately. Absolutely simple... ^^ Btw: these mega long words that are often given as examples in such videos are not really used in everyday language! There is a separate word for this (of course 😆): "Beamtendeutsch" (words that are only used by civil servants in explanations, legal texts and the like). And as you can see, this is a great example of a compound word that EVERYONE intuitively understands: Beamten (civil servant) + Deutsch (German) = civil-servant-german. WE have ONE SINGLE word for this - in English it takes a whole sentence to describe this official gobbledygook... Which is easier to remember? And what is also annoying and sad about this stereotype: it is often not only said that the German LANGUAGE sounds aggressive, oh no - from an allegedly aggressive sounding language it is then also directly inferred to the general behavior of the normal German! Yes of course, we Germans are all aggressive... Grrr, how I hate that! I find it insulting. It would never occur to me personally to denigrate another language as "dirty" or "aggressive" just because it sounds different from my mother tongue! I have learned various languages (English, Italian, French, Croatian, Spanish, Dutch) and tried others, but unfortunately failed (Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek). The main reason for my failure was that it was virtually impossible for me to form the sound sequences etc. - simply because they differ so much from my own language. Is that why I call these languages aggressive or hard or something else? No, I am not! They are simply different, nothing more... The bad thing is that most of these self-proclaimed language experts don't have the slightest idea what German REALLY sounds like! The Americans in particular only imitate the creepy pronunciation and intonation of Hitler (whose actual voice sounded completely different when he wasn't giving speeches... Besides, this way of speaking is a very old stage technique, which is still taught and used in theaters etc. today). Besides, Germans don't shout at each other all day long - such nonsense... I'm really tempted to make a video on the subject myself and show how aggressive OTHER languages sound when you "bark" them out in this way...
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  790. So here you have an electric single seater designed by ex F1 engineers, making over a 1000 hp for less than 1000 kg, and going from 0 to 60 in less than 1.5 seconds and from 0 to 186 in 9 seconds, 3 seconds faster than the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport, with all the power going to the rear wheels only. it's all possible thanks to the fans under the car, producing twice the weight of the car from the get go, so the car has no issue with launching and cornering, or with traction in general. The name of the car, Spéirling, means thunderstorm in Irish, because the fans under the car are 120 decibel loud, that's jet engine loud ! The car makers want to have a racing serie whith these cars. The company name comes from Sir David McMurtry, an Irish engineer and inventor who worked on the Concorde supersonic jet engines back in the 70's, so he knows a bit about airflow and drag. He was involved in the development of the car, and had the opportunity to drive it last year, imagine an 82 years old driving this wingless plane.
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  791. Several years ago a New Zealand friend of mine and his American wife were walking down the main street of the Australian regional town I live in. They were both in their 30's and Ally (let's call her Ally) suddenly felt dizzy and collapsed. She woke up in our local hospital and after a series of tests she was told she needed a pacemaker fairly urgently. She was horrified about how they were going to pay for all this but of course her health was more important and she had a pacemaker implanted the following day. When it was time to be discharged she was stunned to find there was just a small bill of about $280 bill to pay, our MediCare system covered the rest. They were both working in Australia and paying income tax which automatically incurs a 2% Medicare levy. So for a very small levy on her salary Ally received attention that would have cost $30K or more at the time.
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  792. As an F1 fan, i think that IndyCar is very impressive,due to the fact that they are operating at 1/10 of the budget of Mercedes F1. In race conditions IndyCar is around 12 seconds slower than F1 car. Track record during race in F1 is by Leclerc 1:36,and Colton Herta holds IndyCar lap record 1:48.
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  793. The thing is that in the US since the health related structures are private, the government has no reason to keep you healthy, while in the EU they are public so they need to keep you healthy so they don't have to pay.
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  794. The beauty of the metric system is not in the origin of the meter but in the fact that a cubic meter is equal to a 1000 liter, and a thousand litre of water weighs 1000Kg. It's not how to meter relates to the earth but to other measurements. If you heat up 1 litre of water 1 degree, you have another measurement for the required energy.
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  795. I'm Belgian. I'll set aside comments about beers. You really seem to be a decent guy and a decent couple, with you heart and brain at the right place. I've seen a lot of your videos, you are curious, with no or little pre- and misconception about other countries and cultures. Keep up with you videos ! Ps: Santé !
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  796. 8:57 The yield signs in Gerany are IMPORTANT. Ignore them, and you've got a decent chance of having an accident. People on a road with that sign will not look, they will expect to have right of way, and will enter the crossing at full speed without lookng, as for them the other roads do not exist while they have right of way. Vorfahrt (right of way) is holy in Germany. Also see how she keeps her eyes glue to the road almost constantly and never lets go of the steering wheel? That's what Germans learn. Anything else is very dangerous on German roads, as people are expected to adher to the road rules. There are tons of road signs, and every one is important.
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  797. you have to try Pilsner Urquell Czech beer from Pilsen, the name of the beer comes from the place where it is brewed, but the original name is Prazdroj after the Plzeňský Prazdroj brewery This beer also has a rather interesting history (but I'm too lazy to write that)
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  798. Some ACTUAL things that Australia does better... - Consistently higher scores on the Human Development Index rankings - Health care - Lower crime rate, and particularly less gun violence - Education - Employee benefits and rights (MUCH higher minimum wage, WAY more vacation/recreation leave days, superannuation, etc.) - Simplified taxation. Seriously, the GST poops all over the ridiculous sales tax laws in the US. Plus, the sticker price is ACTUALLY the price you pay at the checkout. - Measurements (c'mon USA, get with the metric system!) - Money (aside from looking cooler, it is WAY more advanced and has better security features... also, a child can't rip it into tiny pieces, and it goes through the washing machine without hassles!) - WAY cuter animals (possums, sugar gliders, quokkas, wallabies, kangaroos, koalas... etc.) - Beaches (I'm sorry California/Florida/Carolinas, etc.. we're just better!) - Coffee etc. etc. etc. 😁
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  799. Kofola from a tap in a nice bear garden with few friends is my favourite memories from my youth.
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  800. My dad is a cab driver in Brussels. He recounted this anecdote to me: once he was driving an american soldier. Chatting with my dad in the cab, he said he was being posted at the local ambassy for a while and made arrangements to import his personnal car from the US, a corvette, and looking forward to driving it everywhere and show of to belgian ladies. My dad stopped at a gas station and pointed at the signs with a smile "sir, in europe our gas prices are in liters, not gallons." The poor soldier had a breakdown as he realised how truely unaffordable it is to fuel his thirsty corvette over here. 😂
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  801. Every bus in the UK has you hail the driver. If there's no one getting on or off there's no point in stopping. Good for punctuality.
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  802. That red volvo you liked at around the 12:00 mark is from the Welsh air-ambulance service - they have rapid response cars too. If you look again you'll see the green 'swish' on the side is actually echoing the dragon's tail from the Welsh flag! Also their helicopters have flame emitters fitted so they look like dragons flying through the night sky. One of those two facts I may have just made up on the spot, though 😀
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  803. Can't wait until Ian discovers Bowler.
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  804. Basements are not common in Australia at all. The most common thing is the back yard shed! Cracks me up watching this.
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  805. "It's almost flush." – Sir, this is about Germany ...
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  806. Dicky Knee was on "Hey Hey it's Saturday". I grew up with Agro's cartoon conection. No chance of funny shows like this these days.
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  807. As an Australian, making a glossy hi res video for this would of seemed self serving and 'un-australian'. Some poorly framed and edited candid video that is true to the spirit and intent of the act is 100% Australian. It's about the act not the recognition. Well done fam.
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  808. They're actually very common here in Australia. Also Toyota follows the formula of if it ain't broke don't fix it
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  809. It's not Europe, it's only the czech republic. Here in Germany it's complete different.
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  810. Short Version: To us Walmart feels just as creepy.
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  811. It’s a comedy skit show. We love our Russell.
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  812. The problem is the American default state is to not enquire and just assume everything is American so kudos dude!
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  813. Some Americans need a burger joint next to any historical site to find them interesting. Shame on the American education system.
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  814. Growing up in London, buses were just a part of normal everyday life. Same with the tube and trains. And later trams. I never owned a car in the 40 years I lived there.
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  815. i'm french but not from Paris, i learned to drive in small cities and countryside. And the first time i had to drove through this roundabout my cousin (parisian) told me "forget every rule, this place is one of the last no-law place on earth, just follow the flow and your instinct and i will tell you which exit we take" driving in Paris to me is only if i have to ( like really ) i recommend public transports instead. Oh and in Paris you will learn why "bumpers" are called "bumpers".
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  816. Alexandra stan - mr saxobeat isnt swedish, its romanian
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  817. Polish pronunciation is easy. Polish grammar is a much deeper hell.
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  818. When my Dutch buddy married an American girl and moved over here, he couldn't wait to buy himself a classic Muscle Car from the '60s. When he got here, he discovered all the good ones have been restored, and cost more than a new Euro car. He also didn't know tha most Euro brands are marketed as luxury cars over here. "Can't I get one with cloth seats and manual windows?" Sales dude at the Volvo dealer looked at him like he was from Mars. He was originally stoked for the 'cheap fuel", until he discovered how far apart everything is in the US (he's in Oklahoma). Even though it's less per gallon (right around 4ltrs to 1gal), you use twice as much of it. Brings to mind the old joke: "The difference between Americans and Europeans is that an American thinks a hundred years is a long time - and a European thinks 100km is a long way."😉
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  819. old volvo engines outlived the bodys. the 200 series was tested at full rpm for 500 hrs straight. talk about a torture test. many modern engines would die on day one. if i remember right then thats the same engine used in the volvo p1800 that outlived its owner. 3.25 million miles and still going
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  820. Briefly about emergency vehicle lights in Finland: Amber is for warning lights such as for wide load haulers or slow construction vehicles. Blue is reserved for all emergency vehicles. And the flashing red (with flashing blue) is only used by police (poliisi in Finnish and polis in Swedish) to tell a vehicle to stop in a safe location.
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  821. The pulp was a technical issue with the first batches. It was not supposed to have it, but people liked it so much, it became the whole soul of the drink. The slight fault became the charme.
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  822. For BBC Top Gear, the late, great Sabine Schmitz did this track in a Ford Transit Van, great viewing.
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  823. "Fizzy drink - soda/pop" In Vic (not sure about other states) we call it "soft drink"
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  824. there was nothing like hearing these things scream past you for a whole race. My ears would be ringing for two days afterwards. Having been to F1 Silverstone recently, I came away without the slightest hum in my ears. I've been going to racetracks from a young age and have heard the greatest sounds from 1970 onwards. I miss them.
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  825. San Pellegrino is so refreshing. Great citrus flavours.
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  826. 2:38 To be fair it is not like anyone other than German people would know the president of Germany. In Germany the Chancellor is the head of the goverment and he would be known in general as the leader of Germany.
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  827. We do in fact have 7 up and Dr. Pepper in europe. I dont think they are that popular, but they are readily available in Finland atleast.
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  828. love how he saw the average greek village and was like: is this abandoned? 😂😂
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  829. Tree kangaroos are also real. I love how suspicious and confused you are though LOL.
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  830. 15:00 - I really love that, no stupid intros, no annoying music, no bullshit clickbait claims. Just an exceptional driver adding context and insight into his thought process. One of the best "corporate" motorsport videos imho.
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  831. As a driver in Luxembourg I overheard a conversation between two Americans. " It was so weird hearing that Austrian guy saying such a random American word, kaput!" "I think kaput is German bro." "They use American words in Germany too?!" 🤣😂🤣
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  832. I can remember when I travelled in remote areas of Australia by vehicle in the 1970s having to register my travel plans at an outback police station. This included where I was traveling, the routes I was taking, and the time my journey was going to take. The police would do a quick check to make sure I was adequately prepared. On one trip on the Strezlecki Track in South Australia, I went through 3 tires. Not repairable flats, but completely ruined tires. If I didn't return or arrive at my recorded destination after 24 hours of the time I registered, then a 2-way radio call would go out for any outback locals to keep an eye out for me. After 48 hours missing, a search would begin following the travel plan I had registered. Times have changed, but outback travellers still occasionaly perish on remote Outback tracks. And for these souls, it's either running out of fuel, or a breakdown. What kills them is wandering away from their vehicle. The middle of Australia is HUGE, empty and very unforgiving.
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  833. 6:45 the Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine and Literature are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden, while the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway.
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  834. The 24 Hours of Le Mans-winning Mazda rotary racer, the 787B, spun only as high as 9,000 in race trim, where it made over 700 horsepower. Some claim 900 was possible if the engine were allowed to spin to 10,500 rpm. Not bad for a 4 rotor 3 spark plug 2.6L engine
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  835. It was actually dangerous to stand near the track, just because the shockwave ! I was there, along the tracks and i FELT it ! Craziest feeling ever ! Like a jet flying 50m from me !
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  836. One our best gifts of the world is the cochlear implant in my opinion
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  837. Australia Fact No. 102 - Chicken Salt is as Aussie as Vegemite, and will be your new best condiment friend.
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  838. Aussie road train driver here, anywhere in cities cabover any day of the week on 9/10 points but long wheel base bonneted anywhere off the east coast, long wheel base smoother ride easier to maintain, handles better with 2-3 trailers, bigger bunks (sleepers) but it’s really depends what work your doing…. Horses for courses
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  839. In the UK you can call it a Truck, a lorry, an HGV or an Artic.... If you tell people that you have a Semi, they'll probably call the police 😂
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  840. In a few weeks we gonna have "American tries to make bread at home for the first time" video haha
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  841. As a European, I must confess that some languages I also heard for the first time in my life and had no idea they existed. :D
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  842. What he's doing is impressing the ladies - the greater the range, the more robust he seems to them! If you were an Australian you would recognise about 15 other Australian birds in his repertoire - along with the other 'random' sounds
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  843. Only one ball is used in the game. The sport's developer, Lauri "Tahko" Pihkala, had been to US and seen baseball there. He liked the sport, but wanted to make some minor chances to it. One objective was to make the game faster. In one interview he described sports in general as "enjoyable militarism". That tells how national defense was close to his heart and also in his mind when he was developing pesäpallo. E.g. you don't hear some shout in the movies "Run diamond shape!" when someone is taking shots at someone. They always shout "Zig zag!". Couple of videos: "KaMa - Kohtalainen syöttö", "Maailman Kovimmat Lyönnit - Juha Niemi - Joensuun Maila", "Finnish Baseball Player shoots the river for a home run, a breakdown", "ViU_09_Heiton tekniikka_ylävartalo_Throwing mechanics" and "Nopeus- ja ketteryysharjoittelu pesäpallossa". Also throwing, Finland is a javelin country: "Jebaa07 Tero Pitkämäki World Champion".
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  844. You should definitely check out the older F1 car sounds! The V10 era was so sick.. but also v12 and v8 (especially the red bull with its blown diffuser). you won't regret it! Childhood sounds 🧨❤️
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  845. In Europe, a lot depends on what country e.g. Fanta is from. Greek has 20 percent fruit juice and Czech 5 percent. I mean, like orange.
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  846. You're right about it being difficult to build a top ten list for European cities to visit, because if you visit 10, you're definitely missing out on a hundred more instantly. I mean: Paris, Venice and Rome aren't mentioned here just to mention three. Budapest wasn't mention, nothing from Germany, the Netherlands or to go further up north: The whole of Scandinavia was missing, too. But just to go to my own lil' country: I'm glad Lucerne was mentioned, but Switzerland obviously has much more to offer than just one tourist city – and I'm sure each European would quickly find 5-10 places very important to visit in their own country. :) But then: If you ever do visit Europe, you probably simply won't have the time to do it all, plus if you only spend half a day in each place, you're actually missing out on each place, too. :) If you go travel within Europe by a rented car, you'll miss out on beautiful railways, and if you instead go travel by train, you'll miss out on driving beautiful roads. To sum it up: It's impossible. Stay at home and react to more videos, so we can comment under them on what you're missing. :P
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  847. What I love most about snooker, is that players are expected to be 100% fair, going as far as to report their own mistake (e.g. accidentially touching a ball) if the ref does not see it. I am so tired of players in other sports always trying to trick around. In snooker, players act in utmost respect for each other.
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  848. As an Aussie, I respect the Haka it n we means so many things. Love to my Kiwi mates.
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  849. Seems to be a trend with US YT-ers trying European chocolate right now. Most seem to discover that it wasn't simply mindless US bashing - it simply is better :)
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  850. In europe most of the clubs won‘t give their number „12“ to a player, since there are 11 soccer players on the pitch and one player is off the pitch… the crowd is the 12th men indeed
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  851. The trouble is in the USA you basically get a licence if 1: You can recognise your own car. 2. You can figure out which is the drivers seat without help from the manual.
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  852. Bigger factories of bigger companies sometimes have their own emergency units. When a accident happens at the factory they can transport the victims fast to the next hospital.
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  853. the only place in the EU where you can drive like you're in India 😂
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  854. Swiss here: In the mountain on the toblerone you can see a bear which is the symbol of the city of Bern, where Toblerone comes from. A lot of people here don't really like Toblerone that much. There's a lot of better chocolate in Switzerland than Toblerone
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  855. There's a reason people call the Porsche 930 the “Widowmaker.” RUF CTR Yellowbird is an extreme version of the Porsche 930, and was the fastest production car in the world at the time. And Stefan Roser, the driver in this video, was the test driver for RUF.
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  856. On tap, you’d give it 11 out of 10, I reckon.
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  857. If you ever hear the term "Blues and twos" it comes from when police cars had blue flashing lights and two tone sirens. The term has stuck ever since.
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  858. It's to annoy the French
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  859. Mainly our coffew is not see through as what they have in the US. Last American friend that came over here in Italy on tasting our Espresso: "this is not coffee, this is jet fuel"...
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  860. Young Lionel Messi got cought by Barcelona talent seekers and brought him to Spain at the age of 13, to Barcelona football academy. And with him .Barcelona became the first club to achieve the sextuple, winning six top-tier trophies in a single year . And Argentina is reigning world champion.
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  861. BASQUE Here!😂 Nothing in common with no language. We speak an isolated one.
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  862. Absolute legend !! But I'm surprised they didn't mention anything about her at Pikes Peak. Granted its technically a 'hill climb' as opposed to a 'race', but a little harsh not to recognise her stunning drives there and overall outright wins.
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  863. 3:44 By the looks of it this is Germany, and the car is an Audi btw, and this only works in Audis at the moment (I believe) since they are connected with the traffic light control panels. But other manufacturers are trying other cool things too, like BMW working with Vodafone (cellular provider) to provide live info on railroad crossings and how long they take.
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  864. In Europe any drink bottle above 700 ml is considered “family” size, to pour out in glasses. The smaller bottles of 700 ml or less are considered “personal” sizes.
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  865. Literally every car guy who finds out about GroupB late into the game "Oh wow! This is fucking amazing! I love these cars!!! What a fantastic series!!!!!" "Oh shit... Yeah... That had to stop. Wow..." But in the end, we all find one car from Group B in particular that we add to the "dream list" of cars we would gladly own. Was fun watching you discover this part of automotive history.
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  866. Take care my Australian friends. All the best from Germany.
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  867. The spectators were definitely the crazier, in some countries it was considered a badge of honour to actually touch the car as it went past. There's at least one anecdote about mechanics finding a spectator's finger caught in the bodywork at the end of a stage... The Renault was only 2WD, it predated the Quattro, but still had the engine in the middle like the later Peugeot. The Metro 6R4 was 4wd and was normally aspirated, so no turbo lag. When Group B ended there were still many 6R4s sitting around unsold, so they became a cheap go-to for European Rallycross. The engine was eventually developed for use in the Jaguar XJ220. Despite the legendary power of the Group B cars, it was only a few short years before the more production-based Group A cars like the Lancia Integrale and Ford Escort Costworth were posting faster stage times...
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  868. Yay! The most hydrated man on YouTube is back!
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  869. I feel like you really get us! Not many people understand our humour and idiosyncrasies so quickly. Welcome to Australia!🇦🇺
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  870. for "szcz" combo i heard an amazing way to explain it from a guy who taught polish to foreigners - imagine you are making the shotgun reload sound.
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  871. you nailed it ! (Greetings from Czechia)
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  872. They don't get a lot of chances to practice pit stops with a powered car coming into the pits. So during practice sessions they routinely change tyres when the cars come in at the end of a stint before it gets wheeled back into the pits to hone their skills.
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  873. When you live in a medieval Italian city, small cars like those Fiats make sense
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  874. This should be a part of the Australian citizenship ceremony.
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  875. a proud Hungarian here. thank you for sharing :) the driving culture here in Budapest has got some rooms for improve but somehow when I meet similar cases on the roads people acts like angels :) (Oh, I almost forget it. There is an F1 track close to this place and there are F1 GPs since 1986.)
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  876. Glad to hear these food tests have made a real impact on you and your family, not just your channel. :)
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  877. Whenever I hear the last post played at the dawn service, it puts a tear in my eye,, proud to be an Aussie and proud of our soldiers, past, present and future, LEST WE FORGET
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  878. So there's no cap for power but there are tyre restrictions. so if your car comes in above a certain weight, you have to have a wider tire. They are judged based primarily on their lead run on how they fill the outer zones and inner clips, if one does better without a significant difference in the chase, they win. they explain it super thoroughly if you watch their livestreams! There's an event this weekend that you should definitely check out.
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  879. 1.5 L bottles are pretty standard in EU🙂 We don´t consider them big. Of course if you are out and you need to drink water, you usualy buy 0.5 L bottle.🙂
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  880. The Peugeot at the end is a much-missed legend of British rallying. Known as the Peugeot Cosworth, it was built by a brilliantly talented engineer-driver called Andy Burton - he's actually a very successful farmer. The car is a bespoke mid-engine tube-frame chassis, wearing carbonfibre Peugeot 306 body panels that Andy got from a French ice racing car (another form of motorsport you should definitely check out). It's 4WD. The really special bit, though, is the engine - a Cosworth 2.5 V6 that originally powered an Opel Calibra DTM car. It also had a 2.9 Ford Cosworth V6 at some point. Andy debuted the car in the late 1990s and he won multiple BTRDA rally championships with it. It was still competitive well into the 2000s, beating factory-spec WRC cars. Rule changes meant the car was banned - along with WRC cars and other homebuilt specials - in 2010, I think it was. A real loss. Andy's name on an entry list could literally double the number of spectators on a rally. Everyone loved the car, and his spectacular driving style. Neither the car nor Andy have been seen in competition since.
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  881. I once asked an american friend about the dollar bills. He replied very lanconic: You know, we got a REALLY good deal on green ink.
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  882. Thanks for the effort in writing all that man. Köszönöm.
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  883. I've never seen you more animated...I do believe you've become a rally fan!
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  884. coming from eastern Europe, the mud covered audi wagon really hits home
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  885. Every time I’ve visited Austria I’ve always been really impressed by just how clean of a country it is. They really take care of their beautiful country, it’s an example to other countries as to how you can have a clean environment.
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  886. Peak Ronaldinho was an unstoppable force. Probably the best footwork in the history of the sport. Strong, fast and accurate. Super entertaining to watch. And he did it all with a huge smile, he was having fun out there!
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  887. I doubt there would be an Aussie over the age of 10 who doesn't know the alt version of "Am I ever gonna see your face again" by the Angels. It is amazing how the alt version brings an instant smile to an Aussies face.
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  888. Hungarian is Finno-Ugric language. So the close relatives to it are Finnish, Estonian and some small languages in Russia.
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  889. As it stands, The Gulf of Mexico is only the Gulf of America in the USA.
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  890. Did you realize? All Rally Cars have to pass Road Registration, working lights, working indicators, because in-between every timed section, you have to drive on public roads to get there... Its great fun waving at the kids, on a normal public road... Every Rally car, is a Road Registered Car..
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  891. The crazy part? The FIA was thinking of one-upping Group B with the even more bonkers Group S prototypes. A bit over 900 kg + 600 bhp in race trim + snow, gravel, dirt + those crazy spectators . . . I mean, what could go wrong? And then Toivenen and Cresto's horrific accident. Lancia fanatic here, ever since the Fulvias and especially the Stratos. For Group B it was the 037 for me.
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  892. Sorry for ruining American beer for you 😅 Greetings from Poland
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  893. When she said that southern Europe is where people go for vaccation, that reminded me of a kind of iteresting trend we here in the Nordics have started seeing lately due to the changing climate. A lot of people from the southern parts of Europe have started coming up here for their summer vaccation because the summers are just too damn hot down there, up here, our summers are still warm, but usually, at least to people from the south, more pleasantly warm, not uncomfortably so
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  894. A notable omission here are the Sami languages, spoken by the indigenous people across northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and northwestern Russia. There's countless varieties, but the majority seems to be Northern Sami. The Norwegian state broadcaster (NRK) does have news programs as well as some other programming in Northern Sami, which is also carried by the Swedish (SVT) and Finnish (YLE) state broadcasters: https://youtu.be/fWMLErYKqBM?si=cms3MD1EPQ1SCfUa Then there's tons of other minority ethnic languages across the nordics, such as Kven, Elfdalian etc..
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  895. most american food is banned in the rest of the world
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  896. They didn't even show you the craziest part of F1. Each team has 2 cars, but only one slot in the pits. If a caution comes out they can end up calling both cars in. The best teams can get both cars through in less than 8 seconds. Stop, change tires, go, next car, stop, change tires, go. True mastery.
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  897. The European Union started as a project to make war in Europe impossible. After Germany and France had clashed again and again since the nineteenth century it all started with the Mountain Union, a treaty for a common market bilaterally controlled by France and Germany for goods relevant to military production. The benefits this project showed for both on the economical side soon inspired a further ranging partnership that included the Benelux countries and, well, more and more European countries joined. Basically it is the biggest peace project in human history that has tied the countries in Europe so closely together that the do blend into the United States of Europe one by one. To some that's a declared goal, others don't want to take things that far. Me, I guess it would be a good thing to have. Me, I love knowing I have that freedom to move anywhere in this multitude of cultures and lifestyles. I love the fact that I can get my cash from an ATM around the corner to go travel to Belgium and pay my lunch here with it just like that. My Polish and Bulgarian and Portuguese and Greek and whatnot neighbours are an absolute enrichment to my life. I love it! 🥰🤗
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  898. I'm never going to get tired of seeing Ian being amazed at things I always thought were totally mundane stuff. 😄
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  899. 15:00 She's actually incorrect here. It is actually the flag of Europe. The Council of Europe (with 46 member countries today) adopted it as the flag of Europe all the way back in the 1950s. EU only started using it as their flag as well decades later. Calling it the Flag of Europe is definitely still correct, even though many associate it with EU today.
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  900. Man, you have such a good personality, always laughing and smiling, I love it! keep the good stuff coming ! FROM SWITZERLAND
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  901. This car, the Peugeot 206 was an absolute banger in Europe, just like its predecessor the Peugeot 205. The success of the 205 saved Peugeot from bankrupcy with 7 million units sold, and 12 milion 206s were sold from 1998 to 2013. They are super common, very fun to ride. The Peugeot 205 GTi was a hot little hatchback that gave the Gold GTI a serious run for its money and is iconic also because of the group B version, and the 206 is also iconic due to the WRC. The convertible version of the 206 is fantastic and is going up in price on the second hand market, just like the 205 GTI which got straight up expensive (above 20000$). And yes, on a diesel engine like this you can just ride the clutch. Peugeot is known for its diesel engines, they have been putting them inside their cars since the 50s.
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  902. Im from southern spain near portugal and we are suffering one of the toughest dry seasons ever, so i suppose Portugal is sufferimg the same.
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  903. Hi Ian from czechia once again. About the badges Škoda uses on it's models, RS indeed are 'sporty' and performance focused trims of higher models such as Octavia, Superb or Kodiaq. For smaller and cheaper models they used Monte Carlo badge, although it used to be more of a design pack for car than any great performance upgrades. There's also top tier luxury variant for most of its models called Laurin&Klement which is named after the factory founders in Mladá Boleslav, hometown for Škoda. About 4x4, as far as I know Škoda is using Haldex AWD systems, same as in vw group, with rear wheel always powered. Btw Octavia isn't sedan but a liftback, meaning the rear window opens with trunk, giving u much more access space. And Superb is the biggest model except SUVs. I recommend you to search up for some Škoda features named, same as brand slogan, Simply Clever. Ice scrub hidden in fuel lid is my favourite. Love from Czechia ❤
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  904. Your Budweiser is not stolen, only the name, your bud is pisswater 😂
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  905. Imagine being the owner of that house in that tight corner, rebuilding the plaster every single year 😂
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  906. 8:00 Galician is the twin-sister language of Portuguese. (Spanish is just a first cousin...) 8:40 Romansh is a Romance language spoken in tiny pockets of Switzerland. About 1% of the population speaks it. Because it's surrounded by German speakers, Romansh's phonology and orthography is quite Germanic. 9:00 Basque is a complete language isolate, with no surviving related languages. It's the last pre-Indo-European language left in Europe. Spanish is closer to Hindi, Farsi (Persian) or Latvian than it is to Basque, even though Basque is spoken natively in N Spain. Of course, with centuries of coexistence, there are numerous loan words from Basque into Spanish and vice-versa. Linguist also believe Basque might have had an important role in shaping Spanish phonology.
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  907. It’s indeed a super clean city. I’m from northern Germany and I absolutely love this city. Austria is such a great country. It’s lovely.
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  908. Opels but right-hand-drives in UK are badged Vauxhall. Same cars.
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  909. Unimogs are common as snowplows, tow trucks, road recovery vehicles etc here in northern Sweden, they are basically lifesavers in the countryside where normal trucks struggle during the winter. When you're stuck in a ditch thanks to black ice and you hear that diesel chugging down the road you know help is near.
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  910. One thing I noticed about the US is that nearly all “fast food” is chain store food. In Australia you’ll find a LOT more small individual businesses such as fish and chips shops, bakeries selling pies and sausage rolls and hamburger/take away shops. These are where you’ll pay 15c for a tomato sauce and fair enough, supporting local businesses is not such a bad thing! McDonald’s etc don’t charge you for them.
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  911. When people talk about "rugby", especially at the international level they are usually referring to rugby union. Nrl is a different game/sport called "rugby league". There are some similarities, but they're both their complete own sport.
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  912. I'd say funès is probably about as famous as charlie Chaplin in the US. He was a mega star and entertained multiple generations and continues to do so long after his demise. Absolute legend!
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  913. Germany is a beautiful country, and a lots of nice people. And especially those wonderful Christmas market I visit every winter. Regards from Sweden.
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  914. Thank you so much for shaking the pulp this time on the Orangina :)
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  915. It is M.A.N. It's an accronym for Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG
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  916. The Dutch police used to drive Porsche in the past😃
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  917. F1 cars also have "push to overtake" -button that is free to use when ever, it uses battery power to increase power. The DRS can be used only in certain zones on the track but can be used in tandem with the overtake button.
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  918. I'm from Sweden, here only 3% of the country is "developed", 69% forested. We have many "forest roads" we rally on. A lot! And yes, we do race on frozen lakes here too. Rally is probably the biggest motorsport here, rivaled only by "Folk Race"😁🤙
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  919. In Europe we have obrigatory checks and they can take the car off the road if it doesn´t pass.
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  920. dm = decimeter (deci = 1/10th so 1 dm = 1/10th of a m) dam = decameter (deca = 10, so 1 decameter = 10 m) hm = hectometer (hecto = 100) cm = centimeter (centi = 1/100th) mm = millimeter (milli = 1/1000th) km = kilometer (kilo = 1000) Same goes for other units, e.g. litres (decilitre, hectolitre) A number of these are almost never used.
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  921. I drive a BMW 530d. 50+MPG, 0-60 in 5.5 seconds, smooth, quiet, comfortable and reliable. I used to always drive petrols until I bought a 335d and was sold immediately. My last 4 cars have been 6 cylinder BMW diesels.
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  922. Oh boy, Ian, the tuned diesel culture in Europe is not a rabbit hole, it's a freakin' tunnel! And I'm not even talking about the even crazier diesel drag racing scene!😄 The 1320 YT channel did a video in Santa Pod (UK) last year and the presenter looked so lost amongst the "sea" of unknown (for him) cars and models. As someone who knows about the heavy presence of portuguese drivers in the UK's drag racing scene, I found that video hilarious but entertaining at the same time. 😀
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  923. German Hefeweizen, or wheat beer, is known for its cloudy appearance due to the presence of yeast and proteins. Unlike many other beer styles that undergo filtration to remove these particles, Hefeweizen is intentionally left unfiltered. The yeast, along with proteins from the wheat malt, remains suspended in the beer, creating a hazy or cloudy look. This characteristic cloudiness is not a flaw but rather a defining feature of Hefeweizen. It contributes to the beer's unique flavor profile, imparting a refreshing and fruity taste. The yeast also adds a slight effervescence, making it a favorite among beer enthusiasts. So, in essence, the haziness of German Hefeweizen is a deliberate choice by brewers to enhance the beer's taste and mouthfeel. Becks is from the north of Germany and is known for its bitterness or tartness which is quite popular among the coastal people in the north.
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  924. The works they did to their stadium (Santiago Bernabeu) are worth a video by itself. The way the store the grass is mind blowing.
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  925. Actually, your German pronounciation is pretty good. You said Nordschleife and Nürburgring in a couple videos and that was always really good.
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  926. Abarth is to the Fiat group, what AMG is to Mercedes and M is to BMW. Carlo Abarth started up making exhaust systems and tuning Fiat cars. When Lancia was up to show the 200 homologation models, they had 100 cars parked at the factory and the last 100 parked a few miles away, but the Lancia team insisted on having lunch with the FIA representative on their way to the second parking lot. During the lunch, they drove the cars from one lot to the other. FIA never found out.
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  927. Finally you reviewed that one This drive at more than 400 kph was over the news and it was also kind of a political debate and even lawyers discussed if this was legal despite the Autobahn not having a posted speed limit on that section. It went all the way to the department of public prosecution which finally argued that the Chiron was designed to handle those speeds and thus could be kept under control. Thus he wasn't fined
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  928. "Wars were invented so Americans could learn geography" - Mark Twain.
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  929. First american i I ever saw figuring out how to open Ritter Sport on the first try. Good Job Ian!
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  930. Ten million likes from Czech republic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  931. Those men calculated earth’s dimensions in 1795, while 230 years later there is people claiming earth is flat 🤦‍♂️
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  932. As a proud Czech Iam happy that you like skodas, my dad used to have a favorit but he sold it, I hope you come to my country one day and try driving a Octavia Rs or some other models, also fun fact a skids da could technically go faster than a Lamborghini from the 90 and newer
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  933. No idea if anyone has pointed it out but all over europe a lot of minorities have fought for generations for the right to express themselves in their native language. We're not giving that up 😂, i'd rather learn 5 other languages on top of mine than give up mine for 1 general one. If your language goes away, so does your culture .
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  934. Not sure how people can think that you would just head to Australia on your own when it's clear your family is everything to you and it's a once in a lifetime experience for most people who come here due to the cost and distance, so keep doing what you are doing and make your way down here in your own time. I'm sure you will get a warm welcome regardless of when you get here.
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  935. English is a Germanic language so I never found it that weird hearing German words in English but when I hear Czechs using German words it always makes me giggle. German words sound really funny in Slavic languages :)
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  936. Funny how one of the most famous vehicles made by Praga is the Praga V3S, and suddenly they make a super car
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  937. Every rally car needs to be roadlegal. They must drive from stage to stage on normal roads and traffic.
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  938. - where is the racetrack - There is no racetrack A whizzed car passing by at incredible speed - OK
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  939. The problem in europe to get more people to work as a long distance trucker is still existing. The problems are that the young generation dont wanna work that much and be away at least 2 weeks from home. And the companies should really start to pay better. Greetings from a trucker from austria
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  940. Also, SOMEBODY send this man some BBQ shapes, for the love of god.
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  941. Look up European police breaking down a door, they have to sweat for it unlike the US cops just shoulder bashing through a front door 😂
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  942. The speed restrictions were some kind of wrong described. You don't go from unlimited to 10 and right after you will have a speedcontrol. It's more like unlimited to 130, 120, 100, 80, 60 to slow the traffic down. Such things you have mostly in preparation for a construction site. Also you might have speedlimits in particular dangerous areas where you have a statistical higher risk of accidents and yes there are also sometimes speed limits without an obvious reason. But on Autobahn there are even more fun Blitzers. You might see like a Bridge across it with speed limits for each lane, then later again and again and on the last one there are not just the speed limits shown, that you already were reminded several times but integrated cameras for each lane. They will take a nice picture of you. ;) There is also a minimum distance between the sign and the speed control. Depending on the state between 75 and 200 meters (246 and 656 feet). Outside cities you will have 100 km/h and at sharp corners or intersections you will be slowed down to 80 or 60. Usually first 80 and then down to 60. Well and in cities, villages and so on the classical 50 km/h and if necessary 30 km/h. It could be even slower and then you would have the mostly ignored sign called Spielstraße (playing street) where you are only allowed to drive in walking speed (5 to 6 km/h) And beside this, you should never forget that espacially on the Autobahn you will have civil police cars that could be suddenly behind you and start recording. If I'm correct they need two records of at least 300 meters. Then they pull you out to the next possible spot and will talk about your driving behaviour. But Germany is in the case of speed control very nice compared to other countries. As example Netherlands, there you don't have a stationary speed control but a sector control. Your car will be registered at the entrance and then at the end. Then your avarage speed is calculated and if it's over the speed limit, well you have to pay for it. ;)
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  943. Quote: "The American Truck Company (ATC) is an importer of the Czech Tatra trucks to the United States. These trucks are being offered for military and other government organizations. The Tatra trucks are rebadged and sold in the United States under the ATC brand."
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  944. I'm from UK and years ago literally had an argument with an American who was convinced Canada was a USA state lmfao 😂
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  945. 1:04 normal shops are closed, but there are a number of exceptions e.g.: petrol stations, shops in train stations, coach terminals or airports, tourist supplies, bakeries, restaurants, cafes etc. A few times a year it is also open on Sundays or holidays. Exact rules vary by state (Bundesland).
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  946. Black Friday sales are really only a recent thing in Australia. I think probably around the time Amazon set up here. Our usual big shopping sales day was the boxing day sales which happens right after Xmas.
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  947. Bro has cracked the code of which videos making the most views LOL
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  948. I think in many cases it is a czech thing, I live in Poland just 60 miles from Czech border and I never heared of american bed or american cascets. I've heard of side-by-side fridges to be refered to as "american" but rather colloquialy then officially in a store or on the label.
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  949. Starbucks is hanging on in Europe, mostly in the tourist cities Uber has had a lot of trouble in Europe too. Mostly because their employee practices are often considered bordering or downright illegal and a severe lack of accountability and adherence to a variety of other local laws on Uber's end
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  950. The trick is to feed them. If they see you as a source of food, they leave you alone and actually bring their babies to feed from you.
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  951. The best beer in Germany is the local one. Every town seems to have one, and it's always the best. (Just ask them!)
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  952. The Czechs are phenomenal engineers - always have been - even with the limitations imposed upon them during the 20th century. Really lovely people too, I found when I visited Prague, which is beautiful. It's worth checking out old Tatra cars too. They were wild. Aerodynamic limousines with air-cooled V8 in the rear, from the 30s onwards.
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  953. You're supposed to keep the cap on the bottle to ensure that the whole bottle is recycled. It became mandatory in 2024 in the EU and reduces micro plastic pollution. The EU says that plastic bottle caps are one of the most littered single-use plastic products on beaches.
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  954. Here in Sweden they have a law of "protection of cultural heritage buildings" They are not allowed to be defaced or changed. If they are to be renovated they have to be fixed keeping the heritage with "more or less" ORIGINAL material and style. If it is so bad that it has to for safety reasons be taken down it has to be rebuilt the same preserving as much of the old material as possible.
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  955. When the creator of the recipe for fairy bread passed away. Hundreds and thousands came to their funeral. 🇦🇺
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  956. I think the habit of opening the windows has something to do with preventing mold formation in your house.
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  957. Sandra Bullock speaks the best most fluent of them all. Damn good German she speaks !
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  958. They should add this on their bottles
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  959. Pedro is definitely the star of the beer episodes.
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  960. I was at Uluru a few years back as part of a ride around Australia. The land around the rock is owned by the traditional owners and as such the resort and main tourist facilities are built about 30km from the rock off traditional land. At dinner one night I was at a table next to a group of American tourists. A lady was complaining quite loudly and boisterously how stupid is was that they built the rock so far away from the resort. I spent most of the meal trying to contain my laughter.
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  961. Citroën is a icon in France, unfortunaly in a very bad shape currently inside STELLANTIS group. There was the 2CV the most simple car in the world but at the opposite also the DS the most sofisticate car in the world back in 50's/60's. This brend is unique and mythical.
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  962. Hi from NZ mate try Vegemite on toast then grilled cheese on top it's a great snack bro🇳🇿😁👍
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  963. when my parents built their house in 1974 (belgium) these were standard, even my grandparents house (1960) had them just not automated.
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  964. I think you unlocked a rare universally European quality: enthusiasm around and zealous opinions on European flavoured (carbonated) beverages. I don't know why this is as interesting as it is but this series is 🔥
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  965. The main reason for videos being blocked on YouTube is not censorship, but copyright, and most of the time it is the owner or creator who request this blocking.
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  966. The Mattoni drink is not ordinary sparkling water, but mineral water from a natural spring in the Karlovy Vary region. The mineral concentration ranges from 1.6 to 1.7 g/l.
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  967. In Germany, we used to call them "Sweden Tanks". Especially the older, brick like designs. (70s and 80s)
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  968. The first time I heard this living here in the US (I'm from Sydney) it really choked me up. I miss Australia a lot but I'm here in California now. I met my now wife way back in 2002, online. We remained friends for 10 years and I visited the US in 2012. We really clicked not long after meeting and fell in love and got married. "But no matter how far or how wide I roam, I still call Australia home." Those lyrics are always how I'll feel. I'll always be an Aussie no matter where I drop my swag.
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  969. Most sodas in northern Europe are beet sugar, not cane sugar. Especially in Germany and Sweden since we grow a lot of sugar beets. The sodas are from Denmark(.DK) not Germany (.DE) which you also can tell from the "Kun for export" which is Danish or Norwegian
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  970. Having driven in Italy quite a few times I can tell you now with the standard of drivers over there it’s hard to tell the difference between mental drivers in police chases and just the standard mental drivers
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  971. Australian ads still a better love story than Twilight
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  972. Fun Fact: all three american soda had 0 g of proteins and about 60-80 g of sugar. Orangina had 0,1 g of protein (Bialko = Protein) and just 9 g of sugar.
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  973. Very popular in Lithuania. When you don't feel like cola and can't drink beer - you take kvass
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  974. Perfect pronunciation and I'm not exaggerating. 👏 Czech has 42 letters and Slovak has 46 letters, the highest number in Europe. There are 3 letters that exist in Czech and not in Slovak and 6 letters that exist in Slovak and not in Czech. The letter Ř is famously exclusive to Czech. The similarity of Czech and Slovak texts is 84% and we understand each other practically 100% thanks to a huge exposure since childhood. Both languages have stress always on the first syllable of the word, which is atypical for Slavic languages. Loved this video.
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  975. That Bundaberg package was absolutely fantastic.
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  976. 4:22 that is a mobile command unit, The reason the door looks too high is because they don't use them on the back of the truck like that. They deploy them like a roll-off dumpster.
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  977. culinary diversity is incredible in Europe. Each country, region, city has its own specialties. You can go 100 km and be in a totally different world culturally, and culinaryly.
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  978. You know you're in an Australian Summer When- a.The best parking space is determined by shade instead of distance. b. Hot water comes out of both taps. c. You learn that a seat belt buckle makes a pretty good branding iron. d. The temperature drops below 35c and you feel a little chilly. e.. You discover that in February it only takes two fingers to steer your car. f. You discover that you can get sunburnt through your car window. g. You develop a fear of metal car door handles. h. You break a sweat the instant you step outside at 7:30am. i.Your biggest bicycle wreck fear is, "What if I get knocked out and end up lying on the pavement and cook to death?" j. You realise that asphalt has a liquid state. k. Farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice to prevent them from laying hard-boiled eggs.
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  979. Check out the german THW. It's a disaster response unit run mostly by volunteers. They have amazing equipment, from boats to excavators and offroad trucks (even Unimogs). They also have many different divisions with a focus on different scenarios like humanitarian help or for rescue missions.
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  980. Hey Ian !! In the 3rd clip they say that the policeman doing that idiotic turn, lost his driver's license and was taken off trafficduty the next day. He clearly made a non dangerous situation into a very dangerous one by pulling that stunt, for sure. I don't remember what happened in this case later though.
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  981. Next compare European vs American air 😀👍
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  982. The difference in cars in Europe is the same as the difference in many things. Quality over quantity. Cars in Europe have to go through an annual roadworthiness test, so quality cars that will last and last so that do not cost too much to put right year after year is what we want. You mention the Golf, it is a highly popular car because it is a quality car, a safe car, an economical car, and a comfortable car, and usually a low maintenance car. The other huge difference between Europe and the USA is environmental awareness, we look for cars that do not guzzle gallons of fuel, fuel is expensive and above all else polluting.
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  983. PS: my youngest son's senior school in England cannot claim what one of the comments said. Sam's school did have a shooting back in 1775 when a master accidentally let off his musket and it is recorded in the school's chapel that it killed a stable lad. Other than that, the school's 1118 year history saw no such events!!
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  984. Just a few clarifications from a German and a voluntary fire fighter: - The entire concept is known as a "Rettungsgasse" (emergency lane). Once you are in a traffic jam, or at the very least when you hear a siren, you are supposed to form one. There is a handy metaphor called "Rechte-Hand-Regel" (Right-Hand-Rule) for this: If you're holding your right Hand in front of you and spread your finger, your thumb (as the leftmost finger) goes to the left and every other goes to the right. So if you are on the left lane, you move to the left. Everyone else moves right. Knowing this is a mandatory part for getting your drivers license. - Honestly, it sadly happens in way to many cases that people either don't form a Rettungsgasse or, even worse, drive through the free lane, because they think they are more important i guess - Our sirens can usually be heard clearer over long distances compared to the classical US siren. That would be for physics reasons, that other people are more capable of explaining than i am - not forming a Rettungsgasse (or even abusing it) is illegal, because you are hindering an emergency response and if you are identified (which isn't that difficult given that the people you hinder usually are right behind you) you can get fined a pretty good sum - The whole thing gets easier, since we have the "Rechtsfahrgebot" (rule of driving right), which means you are supposed to drive in the rightmost lane, that your speed allows, which forces trucks to drive in the rightmost lane, so they don't interfere with a Rettungsgasse
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  985. I find it funny that america doesn't allow kinder eggs but is happy to let people eat chicken soaked in chlorine 😅
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  986. RIP Murray Walker most iconic voice on TV
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  987. I'm old enough to remember the boy racers cars of choice in England back in the day. MK1 and MK2 Escorts 😁
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  988. The woman is a flat-out legend. I honestly thought I was living in the future watching her win rallies in the Quattro, and her grace and calm in the face of the chauvanist clap-trap spouted by my (until then) "heroes" like Röhrl and Vatanen was a real lesson in respect and admiration. I don't care how gifted a driver you are, be respectful to your opponents...
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  989. As a Belgian I took a TGV to Paris once and another one to London, which is also mind blowing going in a tunnel under the sea. I think we’re all very lucky to have them. I’ll take a TGV above a plane EVERY day. More luggage, no waiting, arrive in city center and it’s more comfortable than a plane.
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  990. Greetings from Lithuania, I live in the city of Šiauliai, where the Gira you tried first is made. We drink it a lot. You can even buy homemade ones in cafes and they are much tastier.
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  991. Dear Ian! I really like your content. to explain: The BMW and Audi ambulances belong to the factory's health & fire departments. 6:40: promotional ambulance for "Rettungsgasse" =rescue lane. The cartoons are from a German emergency physician with the pseudonyme "Olaf" The Dodge was run by a private ambulance service in the city of Emden (in my area in north western Germany) that does no longer exist as an ambulance service. 8:35 Mercedes Vario, a truck series that ended up in 2013. Buses are common as disaster ambulances or for operations management in disasters. 14:44 was an ambulance run by Ackermann Ambulanz also in my area. This service also doesnt't provide emergency services any longer. So you have seen F.D.s, Ambulances from the Red Cross, Samaritans, St. John's ambulance and Maltesians. One very big player in Germany is missing: the THW (Technisches Hilfswerk=technical aid force), these are volunteers that run badass federal run technical supplies in disasters. Maybe you try this video out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXrpjYmbw60
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  992. The Czech Republic leads in the consumption of BEER not alcohol in general. Its main competitor is Australia. Most larger towns in Czechia have their own world class brewery. That’s why the local pub will only serve the local beer. I’m not a big beer fan but while travelling through Czechia, I made sure to stop and try the local beer as often as I could. The tap beer comes out as foam and it takes several pours to make a beer. Often the barman starts drawing several beers before they are even ordered so they are ready to go when someone wants one.
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  993. im from Germany, and i love Budweiser from Czech Repulic.
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  994. In Australia when conscription came in for the Vietnam war , it was deemed that if you were old enough to go to war you were old enough to drink , so it was changed from 21 to 18.
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  995. The guy was like "no way that's not possible!" as the car tuned right.
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  996. I got the best advise from my father when I was learning to park. "Go slow and if you're uncertain, stop get out and look at the situation from the outside"
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  997. 5:04 is not the Channel Tunnel, that is Peberholm, part of the Øresund bridge.😅
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  998. German engineering at its best! Audi has the slogan: Vorsprung durch Technik = advantage through technology
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  999. She’s a normal Aussie with the average Aussie accent and most of us sound very similar to her. The slang stuff is a lot less than you would think!
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  1000. Hello! I work as a medic here in the UK, and I work on a car like this video. The role of the car is to provide a rapid response to calls that are immediately life threatening and provide treatment until an ambulance arrives. I then hand care of the patient over to the ambulance crew (most ambulance crews in the UK are Paramedic led). If it is particularly bad and 2 Medics are likely going to be needed to treat the patient on the way to hospital then I will travel in the ambulance too and be dropped back to my car afterwards. Some calls I will deal with and will not require an ambulance as it can be dealt with at home. Sometimes I am responding to assist an ambulance crew that are already on scene because the patient is becoming more unwell. In the UK, all Ambulance Service workers receive a full time 4 week emergency driving course which includes driving at speed, box overtaking, high speed cornering, skid control, collision avoidance etc. We are taught all of this whilst using the IPSGA system of vehicle control (Information, Position, Speed, Gear, Acceleration). We are some of the most highly trained emergency drivers on earth.
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  1001. Everything from decor to menu and the food looked absolutely legit. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1002. As the son of a tyre shop owner I wholly endorse this event.
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  1003. My Dad worked in F1 for about 20 years. In the 90s, I used to spend pretty much every other weekend at Silverstone as back then they allowed in season testing. Standing on the pit wall was incredible and I've never experienced the extreme noise, the ground shaking and the pitch of sound like that in anything else. You simply have no idea how extreme this is until you witness it. When my Dad was at Jordan, they fired the engine up whilst I was sat in the car and went through all the engine warm up routines :) Mainly V10s then. I was a very lucky 10 year old.
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  1004. The 4x4 system on the original Panda was made by Steyr Puch, they also did the G Wagon and VW Vanagon 4x4 systems. 👍
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  1005. Aussie here. Bizarre's the word, Ian. I couldn't believe it the first time I drove in the US and saw this. WTF are they thinking to make this legal?? Blame the politicians who allow it, not the companies that'll do anything for a buck. You wouldn't be able to register them in Australia.
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  1006. i wish more americans were like you, very openminded its refreshing
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  1007. The storm clouds in Sydney are 100% legitimate.
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  1008. When I had a heart condition and here in Cairns they couldn't sort it out because because no backup doctors when you need a stent inserted at that time - the Royal Flying Doctor Service flew me on a King Air aircraft to Townsville- they had a nurse and a Doctor on board- they were amazing- I can't say enough good things about them- they monitored me all the way even though I sat up and was enjoying the view from the plane the whole way- they are so professional- major admiration for the RFDS 👍🏿❤️🇦🇺
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  1009. Many celebrities have died during my 70 years but John Clarke's death hit me like he was family. Thank you New Zealand for another aussie legend...
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  1010. The red roofs aren't particularly limited to some areas but are mostly dependent on the prevalent roofing material of the region. Over time the architectural style of a region adapted to supply and demand and that became the tradition for the region. So in some areas you see the red fired ceramic roof tiles, in other areas gray or even black slate roofs, as people tended to buy the most prevalent (thus more affordable) roofing material. But in almost all cases fairly slanted roofs are the most common as Germany gets quite a lot of rain, and in the past, quite some snowfall as well. You didn't want to allow snow to build up on roofs in case the weight causes the roofs to collapse, so roofs became more or less slanted. Flat-top roofs became a thing in the 60's and 70's but again fell out of use soon after people discovered their drawbacks. With slanted roofs standing pools of water are virtually impossible. In mountainous regions strangely enough roofs often tend to very shallow slants. This was due to a specific type of falling winds called Föhn which could reach very high speeds right out of the blue, as warm, humid air creeps over mountain tops, cools, and rapidly drops on the opposing mountain sides while loosing most of its humidity. These winds can reach very high top speeds, and may cause snow avalanches. As such, very shallow but extremely sturdy roofs were introduced in Bavaria and Baden-Würtemberg in the mountain side villages. In the north, the Hanse, the merchant clans, allowed for a long stretch of prosperity for nearly all North and Baltic Sea cities for nearly one hundred years. During those times buildings were constructed with copper roofs. Something only the very rich could afford. That's why you see so many of these green, patinaed copper roofs today. When they were laid for the first time the coppery-red shine of those roofs must have been something incredible to behold. When you have a thousand years or more to build something intricate and beautiful you tend to keep it maintained as well. But when you build with stone masonry buildings tend to last a looooong time. Yeah, it takes a lot longer to construct, it is a lot more expensive during construction. At least you normally can take out significant parts of a building without causing it to collapse. So even badly affected materials can be exchanged over time without having to tear down the whole building. When you consider the cost over time relationship, stone over the extremely long term (more than three hundred years or so) is a fairly inexpensive material due to its longevity. Now imagine those two stupid mustached idiots (Kaiser Wilhelm II and A.H.) hadn't put Germany through the wringer of two world wars, and THEN imagine what would have been available as historic buildings today. All the attrocities committed don't have to be mentioned, again; everybody knows about them. It really saddens me what we lost in beauty, art, architecture, culture, advancements due to those wars and attrocities. At 7:16 of your video you have a look at the Speicherstadt, the storage city, in Hamburg. It was lined with canals on one side, streets on the other side of the warehouses. The Elbe river allowed for relatively safe passge into the North Sea but still offer continental safety as it is roughly 70 km / 45 miles inland from the actual coast. These canals allowed for bulk shipment with small ships right up to the warehouses, unloading with cranes that slid out along the top of the warehouses, lifted to their respective levels, and stored inside. The same on the other side, to lower bulk wares onto carts and waggons on the street side. This allowed for complete unloading of a ship in a short time, storing potentially spoilable goods under roofs, until needed. The architectural genius of these buildings with air and water flow through the basements was such that the temperature inside the buildings never changed by more than a maximum of ten degrees C (roughly 18 degrees F), no matter the outside temperature, rain, snow, blizzards, sunshine, etc. All without any AC, just the incredibly varied airflow management inside. That's why the warehouse or storage city got the UNESCO world heritage trademark a few years ago. 9:37 That steam engine locomotive obviously isn't used as a standard mode of transportation, but as a curiosity and vintage excursion trip. Most trains (99.99%) in Germany are either electric or diesel, not steam. Some local tourist locations offer these vintage style trips with steam engines. There is just something, I don't know, viscerally powerful about a steam engine chugging along. 12:16 The warmest part is around Freiburg in Baden Würtemberg, close to the French and Swiss border, which incidentally is also the best red wine area of Germany (I wonder why 😃😉). Germany is very strongly influenced by the Gulf Stream carrying warm waters north through the English channel into the North Sea. But the North Sea is a large cauldron of churning waters mixing arctic flows along the eastern British Isles and the Norwegian coast with the warm Gulf Stream waters. As such, the climate is basically temperate all throughout Germany, even with the country stretching around 800 km north to south. The Gulf Stream carries warm air flows across all of France and the Benelux countries up several river valleys, and funnels them into Germany as a predominant south-westerly wind. This means that the south-west of Germany gets the warmest winds most of the time. Only during winter time when the air cools significantly above the Alps and frost and snow settles in does the north become paradoxically more mild than the south. The north constantly recieves the warm airflow rising from the warm jets of water funneled into the North Sea. This leads to a very settled, narrow temperature band in the North throughout the year. The North also has virtually no mountains (or at least nothing anyone would consider mountains) so that air flow is almost completely uninhibited here. Whereas the South has the Alps as a barrier to the Mediterranean climate, thus has to contend with some more drastic temperatures. The eastern part of Germany recieves the brunt of the low temperatures as most warmer air has cooled off over the mainland. It also recieves counter-winds from across Poland, the Baltic Sea, Czech and Slovakia carrying deeply cold winds along with them. In general Germany normally gets enough rain, but the last three to four years saw very little rain during the summers, resulting in some pretty severe droughts. Snow in the lowlands during the deep winter is relatively common for a day or two, often only lightly sprinkling the cities. For long lasting snows with full ground coverage in winter you need to head higher up into the mountains, and even those have seen a decline in snow covers over the last two decades. When it comes to permafrost... weeeell, climate change definitely has arrived in Germany. The Zugspitze, the highest German mountain, has finally lost its permafrost just this year (2022) during summer. This is critical as the rocky mountain top normally is covered in snow, helping the rocks stay in formation due to the ice 'gluing' them together. Now that the permafrost is broken during summer the mountain top may start to crumble. Nobody here denies climate change; the only discussion about it is how MUCH of it is human made; not if it happens at all. But everybody agrees that humanity is at least partly to blame for it.
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  1011. The Unimog was designed to be an agricultural vehicle that was modified for military use, also would love to own a Unimog
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  1012. Even for european museums, these are pretty rare models.. You found a really good museum there !
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  1013. I'm Czech, a few times I was asked by "dumb Yanks" if we celebrate 4th of July. I replied, "Yes, on 28th October". Sight on their faces was priceless.
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  1014. The Yellow Bird was notoriously hard to drive, really impressive to see it thrown around the Nürburgring.
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  1015. From what I've found on the internet, Stac seems to be a Spanish company. You can find the same quality in Germany, but they are not cheap. A colleague once told me that he bought Polish windows that are supposed to be okay, but a lot cheaper than the German ones. If you install a European window in an American house, it will most likely become the thickest, best isolated part of the entire building.
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  1016. ALL Tape Measures I have ever used in Australia for 50 years have BOTH Inches and Centimeters.
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  1017. It is important to know, that the 7 cases when a child choked on a kinder egg toy were not cases of choking when eating the egg itself, but opening it up and giving a child the toy and then choking on it. Which is just basically standard choking hazard for small objects and not connected to the issue whether the toy is inside the egg or next to it.
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  1018. The amount of sugar/salt in the American diet is evident. Every American youtuber seems to be drinking constantly out of huge containers.
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  1019. Try to find a parking space in a normal European city with a Yukon. Then you will understand why most cars here are smaller 😀
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  1020. Actually, the not swearing in front of women is extremely true. That was the social norm. "Made in Australia" does NOT mean the product is Australian. It means it was packed or put together in Australia but the content may be completely foreign. "Product of Australia" means it is made and manufactured in Australia from Australian goods and is genuinely a truly Australian item. Sometimes a small amount of goods from elsewhere are used and there must be a mention of that on the packaging. Victoria has the giant Australian earthworms.
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  1021. As far as I am corcerned as a German, the Scottish already won the cup for the best soccer party. ^^ And, seriously, us Germans just love the Scots.
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  1022. The Diver was Rob Trubiani, a Holden in - house Dynamics Engineer & it cost Holden $50k to send the Car a Crew over to Nurburgring! If they attacked it with a Pro Racer & Holden's HSV GTSR W1 (a LS9 powdered Ute & the fastest ute/pickup truck ever built) it would be deep into the 7 minute barrier easy!
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  1023. The difference in attitude between the Americans and most of the Western world is that Americans see driving as a right, the rest of us see it as a privilege and our authorities see that too. 1.5 tonnes of steel is not a laughing matter when unable to steer, stop or trap its occupants in a fire. I'm always amazed that in the most litigious country in the world is so lax on responsibility to others on the road. It does however produce great car crash videos for us to watch.
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  1024. 06:43 the Citroen XM is like one of those prototype designs of a car from the future that usually never get's manufactured but someone in Citroen's HQ just shrugged their shoulders and said "make it"
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  1025. That wiu-wiu-wiuwiwiu-Sound is the Air flowing over the Gaps between the Waggons
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  1026. Two videos about czechia in single day? You must really like us ay. I am glad to hear americans be happy about czechs, so thanks for that.
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  1027. It’s ok Ian- you are doing a wonderful job proving that this is not a reflection on all Americans. The thing that scares me after seeing a few of these is that many of the stories involve 1. Border security that don’t have knowledge on other countries & their languages???😳 and 2. the number of these that are comments from teachers/principals/ lecturers- if these people have no clue your education system really really is in trouble 😬 On the bright side- imagine how brilliant your children are going to be with you involving them so much in all you are learning through this channels experience.
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  1028. American food is 90% corn syrup. Then 10% food.
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  1029. Question about german president is stupid. German president is powerless and is just prepresentative of state. But real power have chancellor. In czechia we say "if you think your job is pointless remember that somebody is german president."
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  1030. has just been approved as an honorary Australian
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  1031. In the UK (and assume, the rest of Europe as the laws are fairly harmonised), if you pass your driving test in an auto, you have a restricted licence, which isn't really a badge of honour.
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  1032. Now you've gotta come to Australia and try a sausage from Bunnings.
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  1033. Fun fact even in Victoria(the smallest mainland state) its a 12ish hour drive across it. You can drive 24hrs in Western Australia and Queensland and not leave the state. I've lived in Victoria my whole 45yrs on this planet and have visited every state, all of them are beautiful places but Tassie seriously takes stunning to a different level.
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  1034. I am an Australian, of a certain vintage. Over the decades, no matter where I travel, be it in Australia or overseas, people approach me asking for directions to this place or that. I figure I must look like someone who belongs to the local location. Some years ago I was in the city of Vancouver in B.C. My family and I had only just arrived by car 2 hours before. It was my first time in Vancouver. My teenage son and I headed out by foot to a nearby convenience store to buy some food, when an American plated car pulled up along side of us. A middle-aged lady leaned out the passenger window and asked directions to such and such in a demanding tone. So I replied "You keep going for 2 blocks, then turn left, after one block it will just on your right". Without much of a thankyou the car sped off. I turned and looked at my son, who was looking at me wide eyed. "I thought you said you've never been to Vancouver before Dad, how do you know where that place is?" To which I replied 'I don't know where the place they want is, and by the time they find out that, we will be long gone'. My son couldn't wait to get back to our accommodation to tell his mother and brother.
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  1035. BROTHER!!! Take us on a tour through the Europe Store! Would love it. You can collect all the tips from the Europeans what to get man.
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  1036. As a Hungarian, I ABSOLUTELY love seeing these videos from an american guy! And you even pronounce Skoda correctly. I love your content man.
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  1037. Those V10 doesn't just sound awesome, people says that if you're watching the race from the sides of the track, it will vibrate throughout your body. You will not only hear it, you'll also feel it.
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  1038. Those chicago ones im guessing are around a goverment or financial building not for the pedestrians.
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  1039. Chips and gravy is an ozzy fast food "take away" staple, and a toasty is a grilled cheese sandwich but ham cheese and tomato is the go to
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  1040. The 10 g of sugar are per 100 ml, so in total 25 g of sugar per the whole bottle. Our nutrition facts are per 100 g/100 ml And sometimes per portion. But that is mostly for products, where one portion is less than 100 g, like chocolade for example.
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  1041. People make fun of Steven Bradbury's Olympic gold in speed skating because everyone else fell over.. He competed at 4 Olympics, trained 6 days a week for 16 years to make that final.. In the heats everyone was super aggressive and several crashed out.. He was realistic enough to know he couldn't beat the current world champion for a gold and knew there was a high chance of a crash so it was his strategy to hang around the rear... Stay out of trouble and hope for the best. An Olympic final was still a great achievement... It paid off and he got the Gold.. Now it is known as "DOING A BRADBURY" when someone comes from behind for an unexpected win.
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  1042. Check out the Rhonda and Ketut ads from AAMI that was one of the references and they have only recently done an update on the romance after several years of no follow up.
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  1043. FYI: Wildfires are rarely called 'wildfires', here. We tend to opt for the term 'bushfire', instead, as the term 'wildfire' sounds very foreign.
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  1044. The thing that confuses us Europeans, is that when we aren't being accused of being communists, we are accused of being fascists or socialists. The coffee houses made me laugh, the British & Dutch empires came about because of coffee houses. In Britain they nearly all learn French (they can switch to learning other languages later) for historical reasons. It helped to understand the locals when they were invading some far flung corner of the world. I'm sure the people of Idaho and the Dakotas would love Danish healthcare and education. Of course, they'd have to learn Danish.
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  1045. Ayy, Romanian here :D Also the "ci" in Dacia is pronounced the same as "ci" in "ciao" italian. My dad had a 1310, then a 1st gen Dacia Logan since 2004. He still has it, bought new for about 5K euro, never broke down. And a new Dacia Duster 2023, top of the line 4x4 150hp engine for 21K.
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  1046. As a hungarian who drives almost every day, If i see or hear any kind of emergency vehicle one really short sentence pops into my head: "Get out of the way immediately!"
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  1047. This guy needs to learn about Praga V3S.
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  1048. 17:44 The strange fries are a mixture of fries made with carrots, red beets and parsnips. This trio has been used to make vegetable crisps that have been found in my supermarkets for years. It was a limited time edition, like wavy fries. Year-round, we have 2 choices at McDo: classic fries or potatoes. These limited editions replace potatoes for a few weeks. And yes, it's vegetables fries are not terrible. I seem to remember that even BK made fun of these vegetables fries on April 1st this year. 1st tweet: '' tomorrow, discover our vegetable fries ''. 2nd tweet "April Fools. Imagine someone really does that. Lol'' that sums up the general opinion very well. Fortunately, the potatoes came back quickly, but we had fears..
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  1049. You definitely need to check out more of this Sport bro, you won't be disappointed! Shoutout from Australia mate!
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  1050. The compounds are ( mostly ) harmless for us native speakers because we see the individual words they are made up of. Only when those have accidental homophones ("same sounding words") it gets funny - the classic is "Urinstinkt" ("basic instinct") because if read like this "ur-instinkt" it means just that but if one misreads (and pronounces this option) it becomes "urin-stinkt" ("urin stinks")- Not a legitimate compound but hey...😂 Especially comedians and musicians have a lot of fun with this quirk. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
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  1051. the marshals all have whistles to warn spectators of oncoming cars
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  1052. What I found really strange when visiting California was that even in San Francisco which is one of the most affluent US cities it was completly dark at night. There were hardly any street lights! Its the complete opposite in nearly all of western Europe. Even in small villages at least junctions and crossings are well lit at night. Took a lot of getting used to.
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  1053. Italian here. Sicily is much cheaper than the rest of Italy, the more you go north the higher are life expenses. Especially in big/turistic cities or cities with renowned universities grocery and rent are quite high if related to a normal income (but still cheaper than US).
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  1054. beetroot goes on a burger, typical basic burger has lettuce, tomato, beetroot, meat fried onions and sauce. common extras are bacon cheese pineapple
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  1055. Yeah, you really should check SISU's military trucks!
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  1056. The metric system was established in Australia in the 1970's. It is much simpler and easier to use. As a teacher I had to learn to convert imperial to metric and teach students the metric system. It wasn't difficult and children beginning school had no problem as they simply leaned to use the metric system of measurement without knowing the imperial system. The only problem you encounter is from a small group of people who refuse to give up what they know, usually the older generation. They are the ones dragging the anchor on progress.
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  1057. The "Take on me" video was made with a technique called rotoscoping. Very old technique, but was groundbreaking when used in a music video :D
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  1058. Even if they voted in a kangaroo, the US would be better of
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  1059. A current example of German fan culture. At the moment, massive fan protests are taking place in every professional game in football. Thousands of tennis balls fly onto the courts, which always leads to interruptions in play. Most recently, a match even had to be interrupted for more than 30 minutes because the fans staged a continuous bombardment with tennis balls. In the U.S., this would probably trigger a massive police operation.
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  1060. that would complete the "amercian was here" picture though
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  1061. Hello from Germany. Tatra Trucks are very underrated. In Constuction Areas and Offroad they are number one. I've driven an aircooled Model from the 1980's for 6 months. Tatra trucks are built on a central frame tube. That explains their awesome Offroad skills.
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  1062. I didn't even know we've such a brands as Praga or Samson in czechia 😁 those are clearly for export only becouse locals wouldn't appreciate them! Love your vids btw!
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  1063. The thatched hay stack is just that, a stack of winter hay, raised on stone mushrooms to keep rats and mice out and the thatch roof to keep it dry 👍
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  1064. About the second video, with the roundabout: it has "Fahrschule" written on the flank, which means drive school in German. It's probably the video of some truck driver final test.
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  1065. BMW provide so many police cars around the entire world that they provide them fully kitted out on the assembly line. That’s why everything is so integrated. There is no need for a police department to buy the vehicles and retrofit them. It was the same with Ford Australia and Holden. Ford Falcons and Holden Commodores were used as police vehicles and each assembly line had integrated components which would be added during construction if they were to be provided to the police.
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  1066. Just not come to Europe and treat the employees as they were american. 😂 When McDonalds started operate in Denmark they were strongly against the unions. They got wiser. 😂 It took 7 years of struggle and blockings before McDonalds joined the “Hotel and foodsale employers guild” and the employees got an agreement - and a little raise in the paycheck too.
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  1067. We might be a small country but we carry a mighty punch….I love my country…..
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  1068. These two kept us Aussies entertained for years they did this satirical look at current events on a regular basis and always did it with a straight face another duo of comedic commentators are ROY and HG two true blue Aussies who give the run-down on sports events , they are legends and are piss funny . Their coverage of the Sydney Olympics was something to behold and is talked about to this day .
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  1069. The Scania with a Bonnet (Hood) is called a T cab. My favourite Scania model. (I've built a RC model of 1) They were discontinued by Scania in 2005 due to poor sales but are very popular within the Truck show scene. And they aren't cheap due to this.
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  1070. Brother... Your life is Europe not USA. Move to Europe, buy Škoda and live happily untill end of time
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  1071. Larry Perkins... started off rallying VW Beetles, started circuit racing in Formula Vee, ended up in Formula 1, raced at Le Mans, engineered and shared driving of several of Peter Brock's Bathurst wins, flew aerobatic aircraft, designed, engineered and did most of the driving of the first solar car to cross Australia, ran his own team to win more Bathursts....living legend
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  1072. Yes, the first bunch of clips are at Monaco, specifically the swimming pool section. If you think it’s wild now, you should see it back in the 80s and 90s, before they opened that part of the track up. It was even tighter, no room for error
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  1073. The other landlocked Latin American country must be Paraguay.
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  1074. Fun fact: I think the Netherlands actually build those bridges afterwards over some small rivers etc.. Those cheeky Bastards can now claim "Yea it came all from us". But it was funny when it was revealed.
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  1075. Biggest problem with usa policys and regulation, is that usa does not seem to see what other countries do better and implement it. They just want to do their own thing😂 other countries understand that other countries might do stuff better and learn from eachother. Usa is in a bouble and don’t want to learn from oher countries. We in Norway take ideas from countries around the world. Even "bad"countries do some stuff better than other. We can all learn from eachother
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  1076. One thing I think that’s uniquely Australian is the finger wave to complete strangers driving a car in the other direction.
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  1077. In the brackets between $20,000 and $250,000 Americans pay more taxes than Canadians. But we Canadians get Healthcare for that. No denials no bankruptcy.
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  1078. Duvel is dangarous. Two botles with dinner...if one more, you are on your own. - I love it.
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  1079. About the air pressure warning: you can disable the simulation of air pressure if you want. Otherwise this is how it works. Everytime when you use the air breaks (also parking breaks) you loose a bit of pressure. The motor is responsible to build up pressure. When the pressure is low, the brakes can't release anymore. Especially in situations when you navigate on a paring space, oftentimes you loose more pressure than the motor can build up. When you get the low pressure warning, shift to neutral and hit the gas paddle to restore the pressure.
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  1080. Fun fact: Johnny Herbert was part of the Mazda Lemans team back in 1991 when they won. He won the race along with his team, with him having the honours to do the finishing lap. By the end of it, Johnny was so exhausted to the point he needed to be carried out by paramedics, and he fainted. He did not get to stand on the podium because of that. Kudos to him for enduring such a brutal race in such a brutal car.
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  1081. When it comes to exporting, if someone doesn't want it, sell it to someone who does. China's Gov thought they could push us around and found out they can't. I do feel sorry for the Chinese people though. It wasn't their fault. France is none to happy either when it comes to the Submarine contract. They picked up their marbles and stormed off.
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  1082. The best thing about the notes all being different sizes and clearly contrasting colors is that if you have a bunch of different ones in your wallet, like 5s, 10s, 20s and 50s, it makes it super easy to find the one you need at the moment, you dont have to take out the entire wad and flip through it, you just look in your wallet and grab the ones you need (specially if you're a bit OCD like me and prefer to keep them sorted by value in your wallet :P) Also, even the 100 and 200 ones aren't THAT big so at least in my experience, they dont really stick out of your wallet like you were concerned about, unless of course you have a really small wallet :P
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  1083. That white Lancia you saw that spits flames and has a side exhaust has over 750 HP, so these things are fast!
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  1084. Every day, Americans arrive at Anchorage International Airport in Alaska and ask where they can exchange US dollars for the local currency. If you don't believe it, just ask the staff there.
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  1085. Antal Béke is a legendary figure in Hungary. He collects old, mostly Eastern bloc buses, trucks, cars, even restores some. That Rába you saw, it's a Rába S16 truck modified for racing, it has a Rába D2156 engine with a 16-speed sequential transmission (manual), the text on the grill is "BABA" which literally means baby. This is not all, you should see what he can do on a Hillclimb with his Ikarus 260 bus, which now has 700 hp. This man is an absolute badass. :D
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  1086. I'm Portuguese, loved the video. This is how you present something and give your opinion without, willingly or unwillingly, being cocky or arrogant while doing it. Great stuff, keep up the good work man!
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  1087. one legendary 4x4 here in Europe was the Fiat Panda 4x4. look it up!
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  1088. The Darrel lea twist are actually red liquorice. Another great Aussie staple is liquorice bullets. Which is either black or red liquorice bits the size of bullets coated in chocolate. So bloody good.
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  1089. This system saved me from head on with a moose in my truck a few years ago. The truck saw the moose before i did and slamed on the brakes stopping like 1 feet from the animal. We where at eye level with eachother...If the truck had not braked when it did i would have had that animal in the cab with me for sure with problably serious injuries for me....he was a big boy :) On the other hand during winter time the system got on my nerves aswell. Seeing snowdrifts as hazards and slaming on the brakes in corners on slick winter roads, in it self could be very dangerous. Almost lost control a few times when i wasnt ready for it.
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  1090. YouTube strikes again!! Partially muted my audio for copyright until 1:41. Sorry in advance!!!
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  1091. If you can find chocolate brands from Nordic countries like Marabou (Swedish), Fazer (Finnish) and Tupla (Finnish), you should try them also.
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  1092. YouTube DMCA'd this video for music during one of the Jetta TDI cold starts when there was NO MUSIC whatsoever 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Guess the Ignition cranking is copyrighted lmao
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  1093. There's something really cool in France when you know the town or village you live in well, it's when you party late and you know the bakeries that leave their service doors open while they prepare their treats from 4 a.m. You can show up at their back door at dawn and ask for a hot, fresh pastry right on the sidewalk.
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  1094. 1:30 I've seen a town in the USA that got wrecked by a tornado. EVERYTHING was destroyed EXCEPT 1 building... a cinema, former townhall, former house of some guy from GERMANY... It was the only "brick & mortar" building in town and was practically untouched by the storm (a bit of roof was torn off, but 90% of the roof and all of the rest of the building where ok)
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  1095. Im so proud to being Hungarian🇭🇺❤️
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  1096. "COGLIONE" can be translated into something like 'asshole". Meanwhile, "DIOPORCO".. well... Maybe this video has been demonetized already...!
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  1097. I remember a commentator in a Race Calling it Porschiiii. And that caused the germans laughing and rolling on the floor
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  1098. Kiwi satirist John Clarke made Australia his home and found a larger audience for his huge, wry brain. He found an excellent foil in Brian Dawe. Together they were responsible for some classic skits and memorable television. They did a lead-up series to the 2000 Sydney Olympics called The Games featuring John as the head of the team responsible for organising the event. Crazy good. Also they did a heap of political interviews (some savage) with John playing the pollies with no attempt at mimicry but staying in the Clarke deadpan character. RIP funny man.
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  1099. Some context about the situation is stated in the description of the original video. Roughly (machine) translated: "urgent transport of a patient from the National Institute of Oncology at ul. Wawelska in Warsaw to Bielański Hospital." Depending on the route, it seems to be about 10 miles.
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  1100. In many italians cities is normal to park a car without handbrake and with transmision in neutral so that car can be pushed by other cars. After weekend You can find Your car even several meters away from original position.
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  1101. I'm a Brit who lived 25 years in NL. My second language is Dutch. There is so much more info behind the subjects you chose to watch. E.g. the 'bay' enclosed by the afsluitdijk was once the South Sea (Zuiderzee), with several very beautiful major trading (& fishing) ports of the Dutch East India Company from the 'golden' 16th century. The former salt sea has now transformed to sweet water. Den Helder is the home port of the Royal Dutch Navy and also the main offshore oil & gas exploration base. In Friesland province, where your video started, the language is different and older than Dutch. Fresian cows, prolific milk producers, came from here, but also suikerbrood (sugar bread), which you have GOT to try one time 😋 Fryslân boppe ! In the 90's it was calculated that if 2% of the leisure vessels in NL hit the extensive waterways and canals of NL at the same time - nobody is going anywhere ! The routes would be blocked by too many boats.
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  1102. This is the biggest reason why I love the dutch. They are no bs people. Straight to the point and honest. I really want to move there in the future. Learning their language right now. I think the dutch are one of the most friendly people out there. Every time i come there i instantly feel like home. Everyone is greeting you. I've never experienced anything like it in any other country. And i've been in some. My dad was once in the netherlands on a trip but didn't find a place to sleep. There was one family which offered him a to stay the night at their home to sleep. And they wanted nothing in exchange. They even let him eat with them and take a shower. Also their festivals are amazing. You should check out the Defqon 22 end show.
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  1103. Snooker on TV is one of those games when you unintentionally flip onto a channel showing a tournament and decide to watch a couple of shots, you get hooked and end up watching it for hours.
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  1104. That really is one of the most impressive chases with both the suspect and the police officer doing an impressive job maneuvering through the tight streets at such a high speed without crashing
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  1105. 1:27 Red light is used by Polish traffic law while in convoy, marking first and last vehicle in convoy 1:41 By Polish law any type of governmental agency has to organise tender order for any kind of order above 130k PLN (Polski Złoty). Also Tender can't favor any specific company or supplier. Agency can only specify broad definitions and raw values like for eg.: engine power, min size and max size of vehicle and addition and specialist equipment, but also not by name but by norms and specific values. The ammount of regualtions regarding this is very large and complicated so the above one is simplification. But long story short the law is the cause for the variety 2:39 KIA Venga 3:16 KIA CEED Kombi/Wagon 3:27 In Europe Ford Escape is known as Ford Kuga 3:49 Looks like unmarked Skoda Superb to me 4:09 Toyota Landcruiser (looks like J100 type from 1998-2007) of SPAP (Specjalny Pododział Antyterorystyczny Policji - Special Anti-Terrorist Unit of the Police) \SWAT Team but can also be from ABW (Agencja Bezpieczeństwa Wewnętrznego - Internal Security Agency ) like FBI or also SOP (Służba Ochrony Państwa - Government Protection Service) like US Secret Service. Discreetly armored vehicle. 4:42 Kombi aka. Wagons are very popular with the Polish police as they allow more cargo space for all additional equipment they have to carry 5:06 Yes this is an emergency vehicle. Fire Dept. (pol. Straż Pożarna) to be exact. Usually used by commanding officer of larger group like for eg. Firechief 5:40 "Złote Tarasy" - "Golden Terraces" shoping mall in the center of Warsaw, next to it is Warszawa Centralna - Warsaw Central train station 5:58 Toyota Land cruiser (J200 i think) 7:24 MAN from Warsaw PD Bomb Squad (edit) it's a TGM 18.320 4x4 with 320HP engine (235 kW). It has a special compartment for transporting explosives that can withstand blast and contain all shrapnel inside it. It is tested with 5 KG of TNT and/or 100 mm artillery shell. The price tag is 3 milion PLN per unit so 753,705.00 USD per unit as for end of 2023. The name of the vechile is "IRIS" and it is produced by Polish company "Jakusz". 7:55 Yup, Apteka is polish for Pharmacy 8:29 Yup it's a Skoda Superb from latest contract. 2 liter 280 HP engine, DSG automatic gearbox and 4x4 drive. In the same contract a lot of Skoda Scala were also purchased. The Scala was purchased with 1,5 liter engine with 150HP and also with DSG automatic gearboax but with FWD. 8:37 Yup this is the new variant for Polish police, they started purchasing cars in it from the start of 2023 8:50 MAN TGE 3.180 2.0 Liter 177HP engine and 8 speed automatic transmission 9:57 Video is from 11th of November so Polish Independence Day 10:29 Vans are popular in Polish Police used for transport of 7 man squad and with also separate isolated space for detainees in the back 11:02 Mercedes A class (i think 2nd gen) smallest Mercedes car excluding Smart..... (edit) I've checked it's in fact 1st gen not 2nd
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  1106. Hello, Ian Brewing in monasteries dates back to medieval times when monks brewed beer for their own consumption and for visitors, as water was often unsafe to drink. The Trappist beer tradition began with the Cistercian monks, a branch of the Benedictine order, founded in 1098. The stricter Trappist branch emerged in the 17th century. Monasteries brewed beer to sustain themselves financially, adhering to the Rule of St. Benedict, which emphasizes self-sufficiency. In the 19th century, Trappist brewing as we know it began, particularly with the re-establishment of monasteries in Belgium after the Napoleonic wars. Currently, there are 11 recognized Trappist breweries worldwide that have been certified by the International Trappist Association. They are: Achel (Belgium): Known for its strong ales, particularly the Blond and Bruin beers. Chimay (Belgium): One of the most famous, brewing beers like Chimay Blue, Red, and White. Orval (Belgium): Known for its unique Orval beer with a distinctive hop bitterness and Brettanomyces yeast. Rochefort (Belgium): Produces Rochefort 6, 8, and 10, strong ales with complex flavors. Westmalle (Belgium): The origin of the "Tripel" style, also brewing Dubbel. Westvleteren (Belgium): Famous for its limited availability and the highly regarded Westvleteren 12. Zundert (Netherlands): Produces Zundert 8 and Zundert 10, noted for their spicy flavors. La Trappe (Netherlands): Known for a wide range of beers including Quadrupel and Tripel. Tre Fontane (Italy): The only Trappist brewery in Italy, producing a eucalyptus-infused Tripel. Spencer (U.S.): The first American Trappist brewery, known for its Belgian-style ales. Mont des Cats (France): Though brewed at Chimay, it has its distinct flavor, not certified but often associated. Trappist beers generally fall into the following styles: Patersbier (Single): A lighter ale, often only available within the monastery. Usually low in alcohol and served to monks. Dubbel: A dark ale, usually ranging between 6-8% ABV. Noted for rich, malty sweetness with flavors of dried fruit, caramel, and spices. Tripel: A strong, pale ale with higher alcohol content (typically around 8-10% ABV). Characterized by a dry finish, fruity esters, and spicy phenols from yeast. Quadrupel: The strongest style, with ABV typically over 10%. Full-bodied, dark, and often with flavors of dark fruits, toffee, and spices. Blond Ale: A lighter, golden ale with fruity and spicy notes from the yeast. Specialty Beers: Some breweries produce unique beers that don't fit neatly into traditional styles. Examples include Orval, which uses Brettanomyces yeast, and Tre Fontane's eucalyptus-infused Tripel. Trappist beers have influenced many modern craft brewers. The strong ales, like Tripel and Quadrupel, have become widely imitated outside of monasteries.
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  1107. Juha Kankkunen is one of the best rally drivers ever, he mastered both group B and A and he still was fast when he retired in his early 40s, truly a legend
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  1108. My next door neighbor recently purchased an scania cab over ex road train v8 780hp prime mover with auto trans to move grain, hay , stock between farms and to markets . he needed a driver for the grain harvest and asked an old mate who was a die hard kenworth man to drive it . He got the usual "you want me to drive that piece of European shit" and the answer was yes .When the job was finished the neighbor said that he needed a crow bar to get him out ,old mate said he could not believe how easy and comfortable it was to drive .
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  1109. Some of those smaller stations will have lower speed limit, so the trains will slow down a bit. It's for safety obviously. The first clip looked like the station had a high speed up and down line, right in the centre, with no platforms. That one will be going full blast.
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  1110. I'm surprised they left out Olomouc and Karlovy Vary. I was born in Prague (in 1956) but my family migrated to Australia in early 1970 after leaving in the summer of 69 to Austria. I've only been back there once since then in 2013. We stayed in Prague and in and around Zlín where my parents came from. Zlín is not far from Brno in Moravia. Compared to Australia it was incredible value for money. Here in central Sydney AU$50 gets me five beers, in Prague and Zlín I could have a great Czech meal like svíčková and get really drunk for that :)
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  1111. I think that the original video is kind of stupid, because it uses completely random parts of sentences in a loop, so it doesn't even make any sense to the native speaker.
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  1112. The thing that looks like an airplane body with a helicopter rotor is an autogyro. The rotor isn't driven by an engine but by the airflow generated through the forward momentum from the airplane engine at the front.
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  1113. In France, the alarm is tested the first Wednesday of the month at noon (when I was a kid we used to use it to check if our schools’ clocks were on time 😂).
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  1114. Many Euro cars have single colour light units whilst they are off, but still show the correct colours when operated, so that assumption about aesthetic is moot.
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  1115. ' Ozzy man reacts to Magpies' is really funny and also factual. Maggies are the major creature Aussies live in fear of more than any other animal
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  1116. I remember reading a comment where an American said " English singers do well in America because they speak our language" 🙄
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  1117. yesterday snooker, today beer, you're on a roll🔥😁 In Belgium, if your pintje doesn't have foam we suspect: 1. dirty glass 2. dirty pipes 3. wrong mixture CO2 4. a non beer lover serving you ...
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  1118. When my English cousin moved to America to be with his American wife, ( girlfriend at the time) she said they would go to a restaurant on his first night there. He put on a shirt and tie,pair of trousers and nice shoes. He said he was confused why the rest of the group, all Americans, were in shorts and t shirts. They took him to burger king 😂
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  1119. The icecream machine being down is a typical American problem. I've only had it once here in Europe, and that was due to an electrical issue in the building. I heard that it being down in the US, is due to a contract they have with the manufacturer. Might be interesting to react to, if you can find the video.
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  1120. Isn't Repo for cars where the "Owner" didn't pay the interest rates? - Here the wrong parked cars are towed out of the way and that can happen fast in Europe.
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  1121. Wow! This is a surprise! Thanks for featuring my video on your channel! I appreciate it! Apologies to the Chrysler fans and all viewers for calling out that Leyland P76 as a Chrysler. My English teacher back in high school had one and I did know this car. But I must admit, having been away from Australia for 20 years has jolted my memory with some model cars and for some reason, as I saw this car, I immediately thought Chrysler. Thankfully I have awesome viewers in the know with their great feedback that correct me and this helps me to get better at identifying. Tomorrow 29 December, at roughly 1.30pm Australian Eastern time, I'll be posting a walkaround video on my channel of these same cars and more cars Aus, US, Euro, JDM, Rotaries, etc, that were in the parking lot at Greenway, Wetherill Park. So for those interested you can get a closer look at them. Once again a massive thank you Ian (IWrocker) for featuring my video on your channel! I highly appreciate it buddy! Keep up the great work! All the best with the growth of your channel! And I wish you and all the viewers a Happy New Year!! Cheers, George.
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  1122. I've noticed that since you started shopping from this European store near you, you've lost weight, and it shows, and it's wonderful. Keep up your healthy new lifestyle. Love from Greece.
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  1123. No tego się nie spodziewałem. Pozdro dla polskiej widowni.
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  1124. Jet engine (Hans von Ohain, pretty much at the same time as Frank Whittle in the UK), periodic table of elements (Lothar Meyer, same time as Mendeleyv), light bulb (Heinrich Göbel), TV (Paul Nipkow), internal combustion engine (Nicolaus Otto), car (Carl Benz, though some Americans think it was Henry Ford), Haribo Gummi Bears (HAns RIegel from BOnn, that's where the name HARIBO comes from), telephone (Johann Philipp Reis), dynamo and trams (Werner von Siemens), motorcycle (Gottlieb Daimler), programmable electronic computer (Konrad Zuse), Aspirin (Felix Hoffmann), LSD (Albert Hofmann), Wankel engine (rotary engine, Felix Wankel), and many, many others. Granted, maybe gummi bears did not change the world... (though for me as a kid they did 🙂) However, grudgingly I have to admit that probably the most influental invention of the past century was made in the US, the transistor. Sure based on quantum mechanics, but it was built in the US at Bell Labs (for those of a certain age, Bell Labs will always be remembered as one of the greatest 'idea factories' of all times).
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  1125. Many years ago I spotted a ram 1500 sitting on the back of a dealers lot, half off the sticker. Odometer had 75 miles on it at 7 months old. Salesman didn't want to show me the truck. Explained, several people ask every day but it's a manual 5 speed. Now at 230K, runs great.
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  1126. E.Wedel is one of the oldest Polish companies producing sweets. The chocolate you bought is the flavor of the Bajeczny bar. Fun fact, E.Wedel is one of the favorite candy brands in Japan. They liked our chocolate so much that it was bought by the Japanese-Korean Lotte Group in 2010. And now the official name is Lotte Wedel.
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  1127. Outside UK that Vauxhall Astra GTE is Opel Kadett GSI.
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  1128. Regarding the Foods: I (German) lived many years in the USA, and upon returning to Germany I had a strange sensation of dissatisfaction with foods in Europe, I could not make sense of it - until I realized it was the lack of sugar and additives I had become used to in the USA. It took me a while to readjust.
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  1129. The GMC is as aerodynamic as a brake parachute. 🤣
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  1130. Don’t worry about the cost Ian, you’ll have many generous aussies waiting for you with places to stay and beers shouted!! 😄
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  1131. Interesting tidbit. AFAIK, Australia is the only foreign country to lead US troops into battle. General Sir John Monash, during WWI. You'll find his portrait on the Aussie $100 bank note.
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  1132. I’d like to see you hand them out around town and film everyone’s reaction to trying them…. Just a thought…
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  1133. As a European when i was like 12 in school we had to learn basically the whole world including all US states and the capital cities in each state. All countries in Europe + America north+south and their capital cities. For many weeks we practiced this so that in the end we have at least some basic geography knowlege...
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  1134. as soon as he said "rest of the world" i remembered the metric system :)
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  1135. This is why I enjoy your content, you actually take the time to learn our slang and stuff like that properly! Like you can actually say Melbourne haha but I died when you said “he’s a cheeky bugger”!
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  1136. Think the 2CV was designed with very soft suspension so producers could get their eggs to market (over rough fields and roads) without breaking them. Apparently the suspension was simple, but ahead of it's time.
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  1137. The stuffed chicken is chicken cordon blue (ham and cheese) chicken Kiev is stuffed butter and herbs. They must have given you the wrong ones stuffed happens good video
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  1138. You can ask almost every European student they know that Alaska, Hawaii etc are american States.
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  1139. It would help you tremendously if you would be able to tell the various languages apart. For me, languages like Greek and Finnish are clearly recognizable, even though I don't understand a word of them.
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  1140. As a german engineer: czech colleagues really know, what they are doing. Great job!
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  1141. Om606 and 1.9tdi best Diesel engines
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  1142. I think i've only ever seen two kinds of people drive Pick ups here in Germany: 1.) Workers, who use them as a company truck 2.) weirdos, who say the need one because it's manly
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  1143. I literally just watched the building of Drakes mansion. It was all victorian style...done in plywood. Basically a prop
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  1144. Group C was basically the ancestors of the LMP1 cars today: extremely fast, light, and sucked to the ground. These cars raced from the early ‘80s to early ‘90s and it was, arguably, the golden age of racing. I recommend watching Bozzy’s other video of Group C cars at Spa-Francorchamps or Retroschaft’s “Legendary Group C Cars at Le Mans”
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  1145. Just a few more that should be in this list: The car, the television, the computer, the jetengine, rockets.
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  1146. Every British kid who went on French holidays has great memories of Orangina. Glass bottle makes it even better.
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  1147. Funny thing that you miss if you don't understand the language, but "Is she heart-dead?" is actually a mistranslation, he actually asked if she was Brain dead! XD
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  1148. Mate, we're Aussies - taking a break is a national bloody sport to us haha, so there's no need to explain, nor apologise. You need a break? Take a break! We're here for you, fam!
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  1149. Good score, mate! The paw paw ointment is THE best general healing balm you will ever get. Use it for cracked dry lips, and for healing up minor wounds. Nothing like it. Oh, and the squiggles on the 20cent coin represents a platypus in water. Love the content. Go, you good thing...
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  1150. I was so shocked when I visited NYC 5 years ago that barely anyone moves for emergency vehicles. In the Netherlands you can get a hefty fine for not moving when you have the chance to do so.
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  1151. "In Australia, donuts are a treat, not breakfast". I remember a kid from my school going to America back in the 80s on an exchange program, she returned to tell us how Americans ate ice cream and pancakes for breakfast. For a bunch of us raised on toast, eggs, weetbix, cornflakes and oatmeal for breakfast, we couldn't believe it!
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  1152. This was the car that won Le Mans in 2017, but they modified it for this lap with hings that would be illegal at Le Mans such as increased fuel flow for more power(making it 1160 BHP) and revised aero like a larger rear wing for more downforce
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  1153. Wow, the Slovak word for police (Polícia) is written exactly like in Portuguese! 😲
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  1154. We have McDonalds (“Maccas” in our native tongue) and KFC and Subway and Pizza Hut and Dominos, those have been staples here for a while, but a lot of other chains have had trouble breaking in. Taco Bell has tried for a long time and they now have a couple of restaurants, but they few and far between, you usually have to go out of your way to find them. Same with Carls Jr. Some other places like In-N-Out are testing the waters too. But Australia is known for being one of the hardest markets in the world to break in to. I think one reason for this is because we are very particular about our food. We like our food to be food and not full of additives and hidden fats and sugars and flavourings, and we like to know things are locally sourced and fresh. A good example of this is with McDonalds where just over a decade ago they had to drastically change up their menu, because there were a lot of rumours going around, like that their chicken nuggets weren’t real chicken, and that their shakes were thickened with pig fat. To win back the public they now market themselves as working with local farmers and that everything is fresh, and that they use 100% Australian beef, and have added a lot more health conscious items on their menus, etc. Another reason for our tough market is because we like things that are “homegrown”. A good example there is with Starbucks. We Australians love coffee, but we are one of the few countries in the world where Starbucks actually failed. To us that’s not real coffee, their stuff is more like desserts, and we already had our own coffee chains like Gloria Jeans (formerly a Chicago brand that Aussies took over) that we liked, so Starbucks couldn’t compete. You can still find them around, but they closed something like 150 stores nationally just a few years in to trading here. And it’s the same with food. Where I live, Melbourne, American food is really trendy here, stuff like Texas style bbq and crab shacks and Nashville hot chicken and New Orleans cuisine, but largely it’s from independent restaurants run by Aussies, or Americans whom are living here, and we prefer those places to big corporate chains.
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  1155. We got him boys - to my rye loving Baltics + Poland Besides that - there are sweetened versions of Kvass (mostly for kids) but if you want you can look up - Senču Kvass As a Latvian potatoe myself, I recommend those Kvasses: * Ulmaņlaiku Kvass * Rēzeknis Bryuvers/Latgales Kvass * Iļģuciema Kvass + Senču Kvass Fellow neighbours can recommend kvasses from their countries in the comments. :)
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  1156. I'm so thankful America gave us the English language. 😂😂😂😂
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  1157. The movie "Le gendarme de Saint-Tropez" stuntman was the great Rémy Julienne. He made the same kind of cut-in-half-car scene in James Bond A View to a Kill and another 2CV stunt scene in James Bond For Your Eyes Only Fun fact about the movie "Le gendarme de Saint-Tropez", it was the first movie in the world with a Ford Mustang in it. It was a pre production 1964 red convertible with a V8 260ci.
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  1158. I had my license in France and have been living in the US, Canada and Morocco. I feel like our driving test is way more difficult in comparison to many countries. It’s not uncommon to fail the test several times before passing it. And parking is a big part of it.
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  1159. I've seen the Haka performed many times at sporting events but never like this. You weren't the only one tearing up, believe me. I gather that this was partly a way of welcoming the groom into the family, so to speak, and the genuine feeling that was evident was absolutely beautiful. I can say without any hesitation that the Maori are overwhelmingly a truly beautiful people. They are deeply respectful and welcoming and steadfast in living out their values. Many Maori families are amazingly musical with beautiful voices and sing together regularly in beautiful harmonies. They are deeply family-oriented and are one of the true gems of the human family. Of course, I am casting a wide net and every culture has their exceptions to the rule, but I have never met a Maori person I didn't like.
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  1160. i really think the only obstacle football has to become popular in america is 45+ mins without monetization, no ads no sport for you! how dare you😅
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  1161. Ian it takes a lot of restraint not to react to Americans in the wild. I was in a restaurant in Málaga and an American tourist asked me where I learnt to speak Mexican when I ordered my food in Spanish. I explained to him that I have lived in Spain for 12 years. He looked so bemused the willful ignorance of Americans knows no bounds.
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  1162. 7:17 that is an electric logging device. Truck drivers can only drive 9 hours each 24h and this devices logs for every second if the driver is either driving, on a break or loading/unloading. It switches automatically to drive mode but driver has to manually select the applicable other modes because the device does not know what the driver is up to as soon as the engine is turned offf. Also, driver has to select manually starting country for his shift. This has changed because first part of his trip started in England and second shift started in France.
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  1163. In Australia many employers respect the skills that workers learn at McDonalds that they then bring to other jobs. They are not devalued as they appear to be in the US.
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  1164. As a proud RAdelaidian I love our city. The entire west side is incredible beaches, the east side is the beautiful Adelaide Hills and then capped off in the north and south we have 2 different wine regions. In fact we have 5 within a stones throw! Adelaide is a simple mile square surrounded by our parklands, Botanic gardens and Zoo. We have great public transport, incredible dining and nightlife with all our tiny bars and independent breweries and gin mills! Best time to visit is Mad March when we have 3 festivals at the same time!
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  1165. This brings back so many memories of school in the 80s , I was the random Aussie in a school mostly populated with Wogs like these guys, mate , this isn’t comedy, it’s just the way these classic Wog Bois spoke, absolutely classic
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  1166. The Agro adults only video is hilarious, it’s more outtakes to be honest and wasn’t aired 🤣
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  1167. Among the most amasing footages on the Nurb, there is undoubtly Sabine Schmitz (aka The queen of the Nurburgring) casually speaking with the passengers of her "ring taxi" M5 while driving flatout on the track She had 20 000+ laps on the track and some records (including the fastest lap on a utility van) She passed away last year and they named the first turn of the track "Sabine Schmitz Kurve" in her honor
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  1168. 0:53 Opel Manta B (400) 1:00 Ford Escort Mk2 (most likely RS2000 or RS Mexico) 2:00 4:26 Škoda Fabia Mk4 Rally2 1:21 2:30 Toyota Corolla Levin GT coupe (version of the famous AE86) 2:37 Hyundai i20N Rally1 (WRC) 2:45 Škoda Fabia Mk3 Rally2 2:50 Volvo 200 series 3:08 2nd gen Toyota Starlet 3:18 Citoren C2 4:04 Peugoet 208 T16 R5 (Rally2) 5:00 Ford Fiesta 6th gen Rally 3 or 4 (not sure which one). Or it could be stock one (as you said) with few mods 5:21 Lada VFTS. Rally car based on Lada 2105 5:33 7th gen Fiesta Rally 3 or 4 6:07 wait till you find out about Ferrari 308 GTB 4 rally car 6:25 Mitsubishi Evo 3 6:38 Opel Astra F 2-door hatchback 7:23 Mitsubishi Mirage (Colt in Europe) 7:29 Honda Civic EP3 8:12 CrossCar/CrossKart
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  1169. As a Canadian I always wanted to visit Australia. I hope someday I will it's kind of like we are brothers from a different mother if that makes sense.
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  1170. Robert Józef Kubica is a Polish Racing Driver he was not only a F1 Racing Driver, he is also a Rally Driver.
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  1171. 2:00 - They all sounded different because of this: - Audi: 2.1L turbo inline 5 - Peugeot 205 T16: 1.8L turbo inline 4 - Lancia 037: 2.0L supercharged inline 4 - Lancia Delta S4: 1.8L turbo + supercharged inline 4 - Renault 5 Turbo: 1.4L turbo inline 4 - Metro 6R4: 3.0 N/A V6 - Toyota Celica: 2.0L turbo inline 4 - Ford RS200: 1.8L turbo inline 4 - Opel Manta 400: 2.4L N/A inline 4 You can see that some have the same engine configuration but there were other differences that explain the different sounds of similar engines. 3:03 - The Opel Manta 400 was not that little, it was approximately the size of the Audi or the Toyota Celica (and this answers your 3:40 question). 😉 5:10 - Well, I can (two Rally Portugal "under my belt": 1984 and 1985) but the sounds, the smells and the whole experience is impossible to describe in words. Disclaimer: I still have all my fingers. 😄
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  1172. 10:25 - "Looks Great" Me - "Looks normal, this is how beer looks" Cheers from CZ
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  1173. The first 4 times WRC champion. This guy was so cool with his moustache and smockinh cigarillos between stages, a true character!
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  1174. I still remember the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta when the Georgian team walked in during the opening ceremony and the whole stadium stood up and freaked out, the German commentator got a fit of laughter, me too! It was later reported that many Americans returned their hockey tickets disappointed because they thought it was ice hockey ..............at the Summer Olympics!!!!:face-green-smiling:
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  1175. To give you a sense of what Shane Warne's passing has had here. This morning there has been virtually no coverage of the floods or Ukraine on all channels. It has just been tributes to Warnie all morning. He was a rock star. Lived large and will live on
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  1176. The Car with 49 is a old Suzuki Swift from the early 90's (for the USA Geo Metro 1st generation) The Green Car at 02:29 is a Lada Niva 4x4 from Russia The Renault Cilo it's a 16 Valve special Edtion, it got a Williams Fuel Injection and Engine Parts; the Extrior is Stock. It was build from 1993 to 1996 The Car at 08:27 is a Honda Accord Sedan Type R The Car at 09:41 Is a Ford Escort Cosworth RS 4x4 The Car at 10:51 a Zastava. Zastava is a Yugoslavian or Serbian car manufacturer that built Fiat models under license. One model even made it to the USA. The Yugo. The Yugo however a Zastava own development.
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  1177. Martin Brundle is going to love that, 3 races to deal with arrogant American celebrities on the grid.
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  1178. Carlton Draught is even better from the tap.
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  1179. Nothing Belgian, so you need to do a part 2 :D. Also Ferrero from Italy has some good stuff.
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  1180. I've never had a bad Czech beer, they are all top tier
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  1181. I experienced a Dome Judd V10 old f1 engine of Team Holland and it made a donut just 5-8 meters in front of me and my brother. I felt fillings in my teeth tremble and since then never had a kidneystone again. It extract the Neanderthal scream from your lungs (heard myself screaming on the video without even knewing I was screaming…)
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  1182. The small car was a Fiat 500. Later on there was a NSU TT followed by a Opel Manta.
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  1183. Someone send this man a 20 50 and 100 and more coloured coins haha love the reactions and your love with the Australian culture. Have a good one ❤
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  1184. You need to watch Ronin with De Niro and Reno ! Also contains two of the greatest car chases ever !
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  1185. Greetings from Czech Republic, the country of Tatra cars and trucks. The emblem at 3:35 is actually the Great Coat of Arms of Czech Republic, so you know. Thank U for showing Tatras.
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  1186. Such an adorable family and really enjoy seeing them try the snacks of our childhoods in australia
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  1187. They should have included Australia winning the America's Cup yacht race.
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  1188. Sausage Rolls which are made in-house by a café or bakery are often the best. Better than the mass produced ones. We have made at home few times, not too difficult if you use the frozen pre made puff pastry.
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  1189. Hello! In Europe is mandatory to have at least 12% of actual juice "orange" sodas. But please note that in Italy where I live this quantity has been increasased to 20% by law. So Italian Fanta is 20% actual orange! If you have the occasion, taste it! I guess it will taste even better than the European one you tried.
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  1190. There are both replicas and originals in the Eifel Rallye Festival . The Audi with the red and blue stripes is a replica of Bobby Unser´s 1986 PikesPeak car. The plain white Audi is a restored original, and was prepared by the „heritage division“ of Audi Motorsport, driven by Stig Blomqvist in this event. It was originally used in the Olympus rally 1985 in the United States.
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  1191. The first clip: you know it’s tight when they already have the trailer door’s opened.
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  1192. In regards to tipping in Australia we don't have to tip, most of the time we don't. In the USA it annoyed me about tipping. Also in Australia the tax is included in the price. In the USA they have to add the tax onto the price. i think they need to pay people better in the USA so people don't have to tip.
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  1193. I'm not Australian, but Darrell Lea is some of the best licorice on the planet.
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  1194. I love when you said that there MAY be bad language in this video, It's a dash cam video from Australia, there WILL be bad language 🤣🤣🤣
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  1195. 100$ for internet or 2.5$ for bottle of water in the US? That literally sounds like a scam.
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  1196. So, about Chinotto. You were right about being a different fruit and not an orange, it is in fact a bitter citrus that gives its name to the beverage. The city of Savona is known for its chinotto fruit production. As a drink is not so popular even in Italy, even so i personally really like it.
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  1197. The Mini cooper is basically a mini cooper body on a BMW X3 chassis and drive train. Both the Mini and the Hi Lux are all wheel drive/4wdall wheel drive, yep the mini is turbo diesel, Dakar is run every year around the first week in January and goes for 2 weeks or so. In Dakar there are, cars, trucks, motor bikes, side by sides, quads, buggy's, prototypes, SUV's and home built buggy's. Thanks Ian. Seeya Rob
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  1198. You should check out the Camel Trophy, it was best known for using the Land Rovers! 👌🏼 The Camel Trophy isn't just a dirt track parcours, but the real deal, "straight" through the jungle! 🤯✌🏼
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  1199. Anyone else think there was a glaring omission in that list? Beach/sea safety? Every year tourists get into difficulties, some unfortunately drown, while still others end up with 3rd degree sunburn. I reckon more lives could be saved if people knew more about the Life Savers. Learning to swim between the flags; how to signal for help; what to do in a rip and to read the signs which will signal the days conditions...especially the ones which say if the beach is temporarily closed to swimmers!! While it's second nature when you've been brought up with it, I've met heaps of tourists who weren't even sure what the Life Savers towers were all about and had no idea what the pretty flags, fluttering in the on-shore breeze, even mean.
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  1200. German here. Those beers has different ways of brewing. FIRST one, was Lager, SECOND was Bock, THIRT original Pils. Its like comparing apples with pears.😅 But I live your Videos. GREAT WORK
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  1201. The guy sitting there on the Autounion is one of Germany's greatest racing drivers. Le Mans winner, countless championships in touring cars, Formula 1 driver Hans Joachim Stuck. His father was a driver for Autounion and drove this Type C in legendary battles against the Silver Arrows... as far as I know, the Autounions are all replicas because the originals were lost in the war...
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  1202. Pro tip: Belgian gp at legendary Spa is next weekend. As good jumping in point as you'll ever get. Even though Ferrari fucked up and the title fight is pretty much over there wasn't really a bad race so far this spectacular season and the midfield is usually insane.
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  1203. Mercedes C11 (1990): 5l V8 with 730 hp, could be increased with more pressure on the turbo up to 929 hp. Dry weight: 905 kg Top speed: over 252 mph I guess we can still call this fast.
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  1204. Hey guys. Definitely a bit of bacon. Try cooking the pineapple a bit in the pan too. Bbq sauce on the bottom, mayo or aioli on the top 👍
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  1205. I love this kind of "reaction" videos. Most of the brand names are pronounced very similar here in Sweden and down in Germany, guess its because they both are derived from the "germanic" language. Another thing that most people get wrong is that germanic language is the same as german language or derived from german language but in reality the germanic language isnt spoken anywhere anymore and german is part of the germanic languages. English also come from the germanic language but is now very different compared to the scandinavian language that it derive from. In fact, most people would be surprised how many languages that DO derive from the germanic language.
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  1206. "Just rolled in" and "Customer states" channels show hundreds of cars which are death traps! They are quite funny but also insane for the hassle I am glad we have MOT's here.
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  1207. Lane discipline is mandatory in Europe. Not following it gets you fined. Apply that to the US and it will work as well.
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  1208. I'm from Italy and when I started to drive, almost every intersection in my town was a roundabout, so at the beginning I was actually scared of traffic lights because I wasn't used to those. That means to me that maybe people are scared more of something they are not used to in general
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  1209. As a German who Drives alot in the Autobahn i Mist say i dont need Speed Limits Most of the time the Autobahn is full of Traffic so U cant Go fast anyway. And If you are lucky enough to get a free Part of it its Up to you how fast you wanna go. Most important is the distance between the Cars thats the reason Crashes Happen Not the Speed
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  1210. The German beer was a wheat beer there of such a different character. Most beer is brewed from barley, but it is also possible to brew beer from wheat, rye, corn and rice. If you want to learn a little more about different beer types: Lager: Brewed from carefully dried malt and is under-fermented. They are usually divided into three groups. American and Asian lagers: Very light lager beers that contain more raw fruit and less hops than other lagers. They have a light and fresh character and are suitable as uncomplicated thirst quenchers. European lager: The Dane Emil Christian Hansen, researcher at Carlsberg, had a key role when the European lager was developed. European lagers have a milder aroma and flavor profile than the German and Czech pilsner lagers. Czech and German pilsner: The third group consists of the original Czech and German pilsner varieties that have a more distinct character. The beer has a greater fullness and a clearer bitterness compared to later lagers. Other types of lager beer: There are also other lager beers such as Viennese lager that has had to give way in favor of pilsner lager, but it lives on in the Czech Republic, southern Germany and Denmark. Dark lager is another bottom-fermented beer. Originally, all bottom-fermented lagers were dark and it was only around the time of the First World War that the light lager became more common than the dark. Baltic porter is historically associated with the original porter that British merchants brought to the Baltics in the 18th century. It has an intense taste with aromas of coffee, chocolate and licorice. Spontaneously fermented beer: Spontaneous fermentation means that free yeast particles in the air start the fermentation process, and not added yeast. Before the industrialization of beer, it was common for the beer to sour during storage due to the presence of multiple strains of yeast as well as lactic acid and bacteria. These bacteria were widespread and a scourge to brewers until they learned to pasteurize the beer and isolate the yeast strains. But there were also breweries that learned to use the spontaneous fermentation to enhance the taste and add balance and freshness to the beer. Today, sour beer is quite uncommon, but interest in this type of beer has increased in recent times. Lambic is an example of a spontaneously fermented beer type typical of Belgium. ferments and ages Belgian spontaneous beer often in oak barrels for up to three years before bottling, and the result is a completely unique beer. Ale: In everyday speech, ale usually means the vast majority of types of over-fermented beer. However, the differences between the different ale types are large. Blond ale: Light ale brewed according to the Belgian method. The beer is produced by fermentation, usually at a high alcohol content, with a Belgian type of yeast that adds very strong fruity notes to the beer. Pale ale (bitter): Light ale brewed according to the British method. Plenty of malt and large amounts of hops. Pale ale has more bitterness, less fruity aroma and, as a rule, lower alcohol content than the Belgian ale. Brown ale: Both England and Belgium still have strong traditions in dark ale brewing. British brown ale is usually a little weaker than the slightly sweeter Belgian counterpart, but in both varieties the dark malt sets the tone for the taste picture. Wheat beer: Wheat beer is brewed from wheat malt, barley malt and hops and comes from the Bavarian and Belgian beer tradition. In Bavaria, wheat beer is brewed exclusively on malt and hops in accordance with the Bavarian purity law Reinheitsgebot from the year 1516, while the Belgians add spices to the wheat beer and increase its acidity slightly with the help of lactic acid. Otherwise, both countries' wheat beers are over-fermented and have a fruity and spicy aroma. Stout and Porter: Porter was originally a British type of beer and the term stout was initially used only for the most alcoholic varieties. Today it is difficult to make a clear distinction between stout and porter. What they all have in common is that they have a well-developed body and a strong aroma that comes from the hard roasted malt.
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  1211. The beehive in the BBQ is gross 😂 I love that you're using Aussie terms for things, like petrol and lollies. You're definitely reaching honorary Aussie status 😊 P.S. There's a Perth in Scotland and Melbourne in Florida, so whoever put this video together has thrown in a couple of shots that have nothing to do with Australia.
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  1212. Yep, this is what's today called the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg Austria, although at the time it was called the A1-Ring. Probably not the quickest lap he has ever done around the A-1 Ring, but definitely one of the best quali laps.
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  1213. The Wuppertal suspension railway is an elevated railway in Wuppertal that opened on March 1, 1901. It remains the backbone of the city's local public transport to this day. Initially with less modern trains but on the same structure
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  1214. As a fireman from Portugal, let me clarify what the vehicles actually do and who they operated by for the comments. The yellow ambulance, is operated by I.N.E.M, Instituto nacional de emergência, there are a few types of these such as SIV, but these are crewed usually by 2-3 people, and may or may not contain doctors or nurses. These answer ambulance calls ranging from not that urgent to very urgent. The small yellow car is called a VMER, it's basically just a car with doctors from the local hospitals, and they operate under INEM as well, the car serves for life threatening situations, where a doctor is required, usually the doctor will board either the fireman ambulance or the INEM one, whichever is on scene, and the car will be driven by the nurse following the ambulance. Then finally the red ones are the ambulances from the firemen, the crew in those has the same training as the normal INEM ambulances, even sometimes we operate with INEM ambulances due to protocol with them(we have one, it's red on the back and then yellow like the other ones, this is done to distinguish them) but to my knowledge we do not operate SIV ambulances.  Also unlike what some comments say or is the general perception of the public, Firemen and a standard INEM crew do not differ in training for the medical part, at least not for most of the country, as it's all done through INEM anyway and most firemen have the TAS course which is the equivalent to their TEPH course.
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  1215. With that Aussie money you had sent, if you got a 10 cent coin, that mystery feathery thing that no one can ever identify on it is the Lyrebird and yes, they are the real deal!
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  1216. Green L is a low noise truck which allows driving in certain areas after noice curfews.
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  1217. As a big European F1 freak it’s really cool to see new people get into the sport. Next year will be great for Americans. F1 will be racing in Las Vegas over the strip😱
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  1218. As an Aussie I worked for a large Germany company SIEMENS for 10 years, and lived in Munich for two years. Enjoyed the experience working as an engineer on high tech equipment. They work hard, efficient and attention to quality, with a good work life balance.
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  1219. Love that you are watching this. My whole family have done trials since the 70’s. My Aunty has been Women’s Australian champion 3 times and runner up 4 times between 1979 and 2004 whilst my Sister in law has been champion 9 times and runner up 3 times between 1999 and 2003. She also came 7th in 2004 women’s world championship.
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  1220. Yes - European roads are small - VERY SMALL. That's why we laugh sometimes at american SUV's - We're like " Oh man, you're not gonna be able to drive that here". I think you mentioned it a couple of times . In the Netherlands car chase too. Our roads are not wide. And to be honest, Im thankful for that.
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  1221. Here in Belgium they just play the original songs at any time, without disclaimers. I never understood why Americans make such a big deal over a few curse words. A few years ago we stopped with the 1 and 2 cent coins too in Belgium and I know some other European countries did this also. If you pay electronically there's no change but if you pay cash they will round off to 0 or 5 cents.
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  1222. It's not called petrol in another language, it's called petrol in English 😬
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  1223. I just returned from Norway, to England, where I met an American couple who were there to see the Aurora. They had already seen it in Alaska but they "wanted the genuine experience"!
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  1224. Hi Ian, the low flying plane was a 737 water bomber that was also fighting the fires. One of these crashed in Western Australia earlier this year. The pilot escaped with minor injuries. These guys and girls are heroes (an often overused word but apt in this case).
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  1225. You need to watch famous R.Carlos goal against France in 1998. Its crazy.
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  1226. As a Mcdonald's employee in France, I can say that the reusable cutlery (or re-use as we call it) has been used since December 2022 (at least in my resturant). It's a nightmare to wash, but I understand the goal. I did not realise about the cultural stuff, but what I know is that the McCafé, where we sell macarons, pain au chocolat, croissants, smoothies, iced coffee, expressos, hot chocolate and whatnot is a huge success with foreign clients, especially Americans. Most medium to large Mcdos have a McCafé, and in our restaurant it's about 25% of sales.
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  1227. Your wife is the MVP as usual for holding the camera the entire time :) I'm happy you guys enjoy our alcohol so much, pls feel encouraged to keep this going. Cheers (Prost) from Germany
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  1228. This song cuts deep on every Aussie that hears it (even the honorary ones). The video clip and song perfectly shows what separates is from America, and UK cultures. Living here fills you with a sense of pride and good fortune. We're the lucky people, of the sunburnt nation. We always call Australia home.
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  1229. In Austria we still have mandatory military service and when I did mine I was actually a truck driver. We had Unimogs of course but I was assigned to a so-called Pinzgauer, which is very agile but also very prone to falling over, since it's quite high but also very narrow. Watching this tumbling Unimog kinda reminded me of the time I almost put one of those Pinzgauers on its side while driving through the woods.
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  1230. The sound of hell on the induction, the sound of heaven out the back. Love it.
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  1231. Thank you for your video on Aussie fire trucks. I have been a volunteer with the NSWRFS for almost 40 years. I can assure you that the Isuzu is a most versatile vehicle. Some years ago a group of Japanese engineers from Isuzu Japan came out to see what we did with their trucks and they were absolutely astonished. In fact they commented that "their trucks were not meant to do that."
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  1232. It’s even better when the toast is warm and the butter melts
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  1233. The "Hafencity Riverbus" is not technically "public transportation"; it's simply a different kind of city tour. It's €38 for an adult.
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  1234. Belgium : we got 95 and 98. 95 contains 10% ethanol,98 contains 5% ethanol,but if we go to Germany we can get 100 and even 102,that's basically racing fuel.
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  1235. you want 9 or 10? get it cold from tap.
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  1236. Basketball in Turkey, Greece and the Balkan is something else!
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  1237. This video is missing one major point... Australia has Emus, America doesn't! AUSTRALIA WINS!
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  1238. As a frenchman living in Marseille, it was fun to be there and watch former F1 drivers like Jean-Pierre Jabouille doing stuntwork in those narrow streets. I have very good memories of the shooting of this film back in the summer of 1997. FYI: Taxi 2 (2000) is a good sequel, but you can stop at 2. Things start falling apart in the 3rd film. 4th one is terrible. 5th film is absolute dogshit. As far as car chases go, I would say Ronin (1998) by John Frankenheimer has the best ones. Shot in France too.
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  1239. We have a lot of those retractable bollards at the entrance to pedestrianised streets in the UK. They can be lowered to allow emergency vehicles access to pedestrianised areas and to allow for deliveries to shops - usually between designated hours. One of the funniest things I have seen was on a very busy day in Wakefield in West Yorkshire. The bollards had been lowered to allow an ambulance to enter and, as it passed, the crowds of pedestrians parted and then came back together again. looking up the street, a homeless man began to rise above the crowd with his arms outstretched in some crazy David Blaine style magic trick. He had stood himself on one of the lowered bollards and stayed there as it rose back in to position. Very cool and funny. At a different time, but on those same bollards, I saw a transit style van try to sneak on to the pedestrian street following an authorised delivery vehicle. It didn't quite make it on time and the whole front end was lifted clean off the ground. Those kerbstone crenelations that you saw on the edge of the Paris sidewalk are actually very effective at preventing motor vehicles mounting the pavement and/or parking on footways and cycle paths. Pedestrians and bikes can pass between them and they are way cheaper to buy and install than metal bollards that you have to bury deep in to the concrete.
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  1240. One thing I really like about your channel is that you don’t butcher the Australian language. I’m even impressed that you know how to say Emu correctly
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  1241. All the car drivers are bikers too in their free time and in the weekends. They understand each other.
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  1242. I'd fry the pineapple rings as well to caramelize them.
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  1243. I'm a chef in Australia. I love this mad c#*t😂
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  1244. The driver was French F1 driver Jacques Laffite (Yes he can drive. He won 6 F1 races and was on the podium 32 times)
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  1245. The Lyre Bird is definitely for real, no jokes this time 🤣🤣oh, and Tree Kangaroos are real, Google them.
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  1246. "Rollläden" can be dangerous ! Sometimes in summer, when i came home early in the morning totally drunk from a party on a beautyful sunday morning... my room was pitch-black the whole sunday, so i slept until monday, because i thougt it was still night ;-)
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  1247. The reason you get dodgy Corn Syrup in your Coke (and everything else) is because there are massive government subsidies on corn production that actually makes it cheaper than sugar, whereas here in Australia, sugar cane is the cheapest, most practical option. I did read why the corn was subsidised, but can't remember the reason off hand.
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  1248. And you wonder why there are no american F1 drivers???
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  1249. I drive a triple roadtrain based in Townsville north Queensland and I drive to Darwin Northern Territory. I deliver to remote cattle stations and general freight to outback towns. I've been bogged many times, sometimes to the point of splitting up and pulling the trailers out 1 by 1. Love the videos mate, keep up the great work
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  1250. We had a great day on Sunday during the TikTok ban, it was filled with posts saying how much we were enjoying using metric and the right spelling of the word colour etc 😂
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  1251. I don't speak Polish, I'm a stupid Hungarian, so all I can say is: Pole and Hungarian — two good friends, fighting, and drinking at the end. In Polish: Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki. The rhyming saying – which exemplifies the historical friendship between Hungarians and Poles. Nowadays, unfortunately, it is mainly Hungarian politicians who are trying to prevent this from happening, but that is another story...
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  1252. Lyrebirds were introduced to Tasmania in the 1930s when they were worried about the numbers on the mainland. A few years ago they did a study and the Tasmanian birds still use the calls of mainland birds that are not found in Tassie...so they have been passing down the calls through generations.
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  1253. If a bloke had an automatic car in Scotland he would be laughed at lol It's like driving a dodgem car.
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  1254. Hello from Ukraine! This beer is from the city of Lviv in the West of Ukraine. We say "Budʹmo!" as "Cheers!", which literally means something like "Let us be!"
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  1255. So its basically like in the movies where the cops kick doors open in the us😂 I can assure you that you are not doing that probably anywhere in europe. In finland our outside doors have to open towards the outside by law and the frame is constructed so that you cannot get the door in without completely destroying the frame aswell. I do have to say that the european door that was shown here was quite an extreme one though.
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  1256. In many Alpine countries the post was and still is delivered with 4x4 Pandas! Built very solid with no extra fuss these things are remarkably strong and agile.
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  1257. ABS allows you to brake and steer. As you can see here, once you lock up the wheels, you might stop, but you are going straight into whatever is in front of you.
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  1258. The station is in Italy, in the city Reggio Emilia. It is designed bij Calatrava. If you like this you should also watch videos about Japanese High Speed Trains, the Shinkansen
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  1259. what i often heard is that chocolate has a different melting consistency. For example most people in the US bite/chew their chocolate, because it gets somewhat waxy. But most people in europe put a piece in their mouth, and then let it melt on their tongue without biting/chewing it. (of course, normal chocolate only, does not count for crisps, wafers, etc. embedded in the chocolate)
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  1260. So you can understand why European think oval track is booooring 😅.
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  1261.  @johncrwarner  What got me was the asking of "maybe go through the tunnels" WTF? The pedestrian archways?
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  1262. The McCafe part of MacDonalds started in Australia in response to the coffee culture you reviewed in your Starbucks video. Now McCafes are being rolled out around the world.
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  1263. One of the most famous ads for Orangina in France: "Orangina Rouge - Mais pourquoi est-il aussi méchant ?" Red Orangina - But why is it so mean? An ad for Orangina with blood orange. But why is he so mean? Because !!
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  1264. Morgan, Lotus, Pagani, Dallara, TVR, Mini, McLaren, Alpine, Lancia, KTM, Ginetta, Ligier, Troll, ISO, Buddy, Think, Hillman, Rover, Radical, Caterham, Land Rover, Wiesmann. Neither of these were mentioned. And there is definitely a lot more.
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  1265. Favorite thing about you, when you started seeing rally videos, you aknowleded that you didn't know much about it, and seeing you get more and more wrapped up in these agile cars has been so much fun!
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  1266. You do not shake this! As Lithuanian we drink it whenever we crave it 😅 kids like it too. You can pair it great with different snacks - cheese, meat, deep fried bread (our amazing snack). It is popular here as we have dark rye bread which is awesome! Try it if you can. It tastes amazing. The home made one can taste different as well and you may add raisins for example for more flavours. Smetoniška lid is actualy for cleanliness so you can drink from the can. Funnily polish one is called kwas wileński which means kwas from Vilnius, capital of Lithuania.
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  1267. AdBlue is the same as you guys call DEF fluid. Best greetings from Norway P.S: That Audi A3 in your last search isn't really a wagon. It's classed as a hatchback here in Europe !! :)
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  1268. 12:32 This is very common to happen in Europe, and I think the Russians are super keen on it as well. I think you'd love to see some videos of the Rally Dakar then, mainly the trucks, but the cars and bikes are awesome also. Back then, the people that did it were the ultimate superhumans. No GPS, just maps and compass, middle of the desert. Go. Back then you didn't have the fear of dying instantly against a wall or cliff. That was a luxury. If you weren't up to the Sahara, you'd die a gruesome death. :(
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  1269. Massive props to you for knowing Eastern European countries and what language they speak/what alphabet they use. You truly stand out among your fellow Americans.
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  1270. I used to be a food columnist and an Italian cook once told me that anything thicker than five millimeters is a cake, not a pizza.
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  1271. A friend of mine was in a Bushmaster in Afghanistan when it ran over an IED. Although the Bushmaster was completely destroyed, everyone survived. Only one soldier had minor injuries. A testament to the vehicle.
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  1272. These people are probably the same people that make football stadiums so loud. In Europe many clubs are multi-section clubs. This means they have basketball teams as well as football teams and some other sports. In such case you're a fan of your CLUB, so you go to many games regardless if it's football, basketball or whatever.
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  1273. NSU merged with Auto Union GmbH, in 1969, becoming part of Audi NSU Auto Union AG, owned by VW. The brandname disappeared in 1977. That 1983 Audi 100 was my first car btw, got it when it was 10yrs old, 2l 5 cilinder diesel, no turbo, 65bhp. A snail ,or steamboat as my mates called it. Yet when we roadtripped trough europe everyone wanted to be in my car, slow but spacious AND very very fuelefficient and reliable. Brussels-Milan on one tank ( 1200km on 80l tank , effectively 75 tho) ,... in 1997 with already 200.000km on the meter, an under powered, already heavy car , filled to the brimm with 4 adults and luggage, crawling over the Alps.... .... it still blows my mind. Solidified my brandloyalty for decades. Good times 😊
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  1274. It is eerily surprising how similar American products are in color, quantity and presentation to typical European household cleaning products. If I were the father of an American family emigrating to a European country with very young children, I would keep European cleaning products in a safe because my young children might mistake European cleaning products for American soft drinks.
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  1275. Aqua is danish, but lead singer is norwegian ;)
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  1276. i'm from ukraine: we have those type of box with candies everywhere around holidays. it's like a gift for kids, kids are getting those from santa or teacher or parents etc😊 i remember getting a few gifts like that and being exited with my siblings at home to open it and looking what candies we got and trade with each other
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  1277. We can buy kangaroo meat in the supermarket!
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  1278. Gold Coast here. We’re probably going to get a bit wet! Got the generator ready, brought the chicken upstairs 😂 we’re in the flood zone on a creek. Wish us luck 😅
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  1279. The gentleman who sneezed before Steve Davis took his shot was none other than Eric Morcambe, a part of Morcambe and Wise comic team.
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  1280. In German it's called "ein Wintergarten" (a winter garden) for a reason, you can be in your garden during the winter 😉
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  1281. An American professor once told me: " If you speak three or more languages, you are highly educated. If you speak two languages, you are educated. If you only speak one language, you are an American." 😂 And if people don't understand you, just speak slower and louder 😂
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  1282. Please note, that most of the cars in the video are more or less heavily tuned
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  1283. As others mentioned, the Unimog seemed to go faster than the Hummer, thus increasing the chance for it to flip over (being taller nad thinner (relative to its length) also didn't help). But it did seem to me the Unimog, possibly because it had better grip, was driven a bit more recklessly. So, on account of the above, I'd say the Unimog was better / would have more clearly done better if it were driven like the Hummer was.
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  1284. Nothing quite like walking back to a campsite on a frosty morning, grass crunching under your thongs, fresh from a surprisingly hot shower in a portapotty, you can see the foggy outline of kangaroos in the next field but you're eager to reach the campfire and a jacket so you keep shuffling along then the sound of the first cars on track roars by... Everyone who is up and about stops what they're doing for a moment to watch.
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  1285. I’m Australian and even I haven’t tried half of these flavours. I guess I always grab the classics like pizza or BBQ. Might have to try the Hawaiian now. 🍍🍍🍍
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  1286. The one million mile Volvo was a Volvo 740 from 1991. But i think the Volvo P1800S from 1966 that was driven by Irv Gordon, he put 3.2 million miles on it is the coolest of them both!!
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  1287. Australian chocolate is made different to have higher melting point, because it feels like we live on the surface of the sun.
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  1288. The police cars are from a French film channel, which I know very little about. I believe this particular run was to fulfill a wish of a sick child who likes everything police. Normally, they aren't allowed to run their sirens throughout France but on this occasion, they were escorted by actual French police and I assume had the approval to do so.
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  1289. I miss the times when fueling was allowed. It added a lot to the strategy side of the sport, but I understand the ban because of security. How was Miami?. In a word: cringe. They acted like they were the best thing ever and they were only the rookies (in F1 hosting venues). I heard several times the flex "best in the world", the hosts had no understanding of a lof of things but acted like they were the ones that everyone else had to look after, the Vips in the grid were only there just for the photos and free promotion for themselves and had no clue at all, problems with price vs quality all around the paddock, the fake marina fiasco, dull circuit... It felt very "americanized" and below average. OTOH Austin did it way better, even the first time, and the circuit is way better. Let's hope LV takes notes from Texas and not Florida...
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  1290. Nothing out of the ordinary, just everyday driving in Norge
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  1291. This is beautiful Brisbane, my city. It's the capital of Queensland. Yes I guess we Aussies take it for granted. Australia is a very modern country. All the capital cities are so beautiful,lots of parkland and a great diversity in plant life. Also we have the space to do it, a very small population and a very large country. So pleased you are loving these videos. I am so proud to be an Australian
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  1292. This beautiful song NEVER fails to make me cry. When us Aussies hear this, we start to swell with pride and a few tears come to our eyes. So proud to be Australian! 🇦🇺🇦🇺❤
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  1293. Agro was Legend when the world had A sense of humour🤣😂
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  1294. Hey, That's my Brother with the red Volvo on 06,30. I was filming 🎉🎉
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  1295. Pepperspray is illegal in Norway as well. I am 48 years old, living in Oslo and I have never seen a robbery or assault of any kind. I might have seen a street brawl between drunks. Of course things happen here, but unless you seek out the areas where trouble is most likely to happen at night, most people here will never even witness violent crime or aggression on the streets.
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  1296. FYI, I only got my driver's license at age 39, because before that I could just walk or take public transport everywhere. It was only when I moved to the countryside that I needed a car. At 37 I got my motorbike license, but only because I wanted a motorbike.
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  1297. You are correct about the Luxembourgish, it is indeed a Germanic language with a lot of French influence.
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  1298. You should check out Fernando Alonso driving around Abu Dhabi in his old Renault. It's freaking amazing...sounds a lot better than the Goodwood one because Fernando's doing laps.
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  1299. Kit kat is English. I'm sure no-one else has told you that in the comments. Absolutely no-one else.
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  1300. May: Good News! Clarkson: What? May: the new Dacia Sandero will come to Britian!
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  1301. A lot was left out. For example, Spain, Northern and Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia were hardly treated. It focused primarily on England, France, the Romans and Greece
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  1302. Oh man you were talking so much during the clip of the guy hoping out of the van you didn’t notice the snake haha love your content mate
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  1303. At 5:14 he says: You are obstructing an emergency vehicle by not making way, thats not funny. You have to drive to the left, not the lane
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  1304. Mongolia's uniform is my personal favorite.
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  1305. The legendary VK Holden Commodore driven by the king of the mountain Peter Brock.
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  1306. The one from HUG with the two seniors dancing, in the end it said "Cookies from the good old times", hence the music from all the eras. HUG is a big swiss cookie manufacturer and Guezli is the swiss word for cookies
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  1307. What is living in the EU like? Being a German Living in Czechia Studying and working in Austria and crossing the border almost daily and you only notice the border because the rails sound a bit different and also trains look different. Language aswell mostly
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  1308. The Sport Quattro is tuned down to keep it longer lasting for the future. They had around 550-600 hp in race trim. The most powerfull version was the Pikes Peak, I'm not sure, but I think it had a bunch more. There is in Germany the company LCE Performance, they can build you one with 700 Hp and more from scratch. The Sport Quattro which owns Ken Block now was originally the masterpiece and show car from LCE Performance.
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  1309. In my country 🇷🇸, it is not even possible to import and register a vehicle from North America without amber turn signals, you have to buy and install them before customs.
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  1310. 1. Pedro is awesome 2. Zundert is Dutch 3. In Belgium we say "Schol" (in the dutch part), Sante also works and that work also in the french part (shout out to our bothers in Wallonia. 4. You tried the wrong Rochefort, the 10 in my (Belgian) opinion is that it is the best beer in the world, marginally better than a West-Vleeteren or a St Bernardus Abt 12 (which is a good option also, better than the one you featured).
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  1311. Hottest Adelaide day I remember was a couple years ago during a big heatwave, it peaked at 48° celsius which is 118.4° Fahrenheit. We knocked off work at midday cause of the heat, got home and went to the shed for a smoke, the thermometer in the shed was at 56° Celsius - 132.8° Fahrenheit. Needless to say I did NOT stay in the shed and have my smoke...
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  1312. As a dutchy, Belgium beers are the best! Proost buurtjes! Some improvements on the glass department would make the experience even better :)
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  1313. The corridor of life (cars splitting before the emergency vehicle) is regulated by law (it was implemented like a couple years ago or so). Great video!
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  1314. Can I just say that seeing a fully grown man, wearing a baseball cap back to front and then creating eye shade with his hand to take in the views in Barcelona is the single most American tourist thing I have ever seen. How can you not know how hat peaks work?
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  1315. I’m studying European Studies at university, so I should know how the EU works by now. But even if you work for the EU as a civil servant, you still won’t know the full extent of the whole organization. The European Union is not exactly like the United States, but not like the United Nations either. It’s simply unique.
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  1316. We European sports fans, of whatever kind and whatever club, are so passionate that we don't need cheerleaders to fire us up!
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  1317. I'm German, and Czech Budweiser is one of my favorite beers. And I've tried A LOT of great beers. I knew you were going to be blown away, your face didn't disappoint :)
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  1318. You’ve gotta react to a succulent Chinese meal…. Ian …. Please 🙏
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  1319. Pronounciation of pesäpallo was very good!
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  1320. Finally my city! Btw, that's presidental palace called Grasalkocič palace, it's on the Hodžovo námestie (Hodžovo square). I'm going around quite often. I've been in that presidential palace 2 times.
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  1321. Pedro looks like the milky bar kid all grown up. 🤣😂🇦🇺 “ The milky bars are on me”
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  1322. That bus that you said looked like the typical US city bus, that looked like what our busses looked like back in the 80's early 90s at best! 😅
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  1323. In Belgium learning to pour beer correctly is part of the elementary school curriculum! 😄😂🤣
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  1324. They’re not human… I love F1, but to see these drivers deal with every surface while listening to pace notes and driving like that is just awesome… The Pikes Peak climb of Ari Vatanen is one of the best ever…
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  1325. Most cyclones in Australia only have between 10000 to 300000 people in the danger zone. This one has about 4 million. That’s where the problem is. Add in the fact we just don’t know how to deal with them in these parts…they’re usually much further north. I’m in Brisbane😬 Oh and thanks for sparing us a thought, Ian
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  1326. Food containing toy = bad Food containing artificial crap = good
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  1327. Trust me, you are not jealous of our weather. Our heat here is different, it bites you, its hot and dry but when the wind picks up its almost like being next to a fire. Not enjoyable heat, its miserable heat.
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  1328. Don't drink the Bickfords straight! It's a concentrate meant to be mixed with water.
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  1329. i have to say as a brit i don't particularly like American reacts but I've been loving how you do it and how knowledgeable and open about over the seas you are. kudos to you
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  1330. When I've watched TV in the USA, advertisements make watching a show almost unbearable. I once watched Unbreakable (one of my fsvourite films at that time)in a hotel in Indianapolis in about 2008 and I swear it was on for nearly three hours! In the UK, the run time for a film that length - about 1h50m - would take a tiny bit over two hours to air on commercial TV. No ads on the BBC, of course.
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  1331. Juha Kankkunen is one of the reasons behind the term ' If you want to win, employ a Finn '.
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  1332. Hello, I think the couple from Hamburg, Germany, that send you the Scania things either works for Scania or is a huge Fan. The small Truck seems to be a collectors Model that could gain some value over the time if unharmed. Some Collectors want to let it stay in the package to prevent from becoming dusty or nicked while cleaning, but others want to show it outside the package in all it's glory. When you opened the package from the Scania model, there was a small rectangle carton falling out. This may contain some additional things like mirrors, antennas etc. They should be very tiny and can added to complete the model.
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  1333. Hope these help. 3:35 LH Torana. 7:16 Mopar. (Chrysler/Valiant Charger) 8:48 LX Torana Hatch. 9:16 FB Holden Sedan. 10:10 FC Holden Sedan (Pulling in). LJ Torana passing. 11:44 Leyland P76 14:33 HR Holden 14:46 LJ Torana 16:20 1959 Cadillac 17:46 MG Midget? 19:56 Chrysler Regal
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  1334. One important thing! Skoda is the brand among the car factories who probably has the oldest motorsport history. It's more than 120 years old! The Skoda rallycars were always brilliant and powerful. Especially the Octavia WRC. Its engine was more powerful than Subaru WRC's! Don't forget: this car comes from the golden era of rallying. 2 litre engine with 34 mm restrictor, 6 speed sequential gearbox, 4-wheel drive. The torque was around 600 Nm! A real beast! I recommend from my heart to everyone who is able to travel to Mlada Boreslav in Czech Republik to visit Skoda Museum. They have an incredible collection include the wide range of rally and sport cars. It's a really great program!
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  1335. Yeah, even bogans are cool. Normally they wouldn't be so upfront, but because his mates mums shop got damaged. Too funny Lol👍
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  1336. Bin Chicken is a Sacred Ibis. Multi coloured parrots are Rainbow Lorikeets Big white bird eating the biscuit is a Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. The little guy in the bush at night was a Ring Tail Possum. The Possum asleep inside was a Brush Tail Possum which are twice as big.
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  1337. Sorry but the ferrari driver has no and I mean really no experience with parking. That parkingspot would be big enough for a VW Bus to get out. Going in is another thing.
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  1338. Unfortunately Holden did go out of business and Ford stopped making the falcon utes as well. Sad day for us V8 lovers in Australia
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  1339. I just loved the moment you realised "that blue car" was Aussie Mopar muscle, a Valiant Pacer. It was like it all suddenly made sense why you liked it so much.
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  1340. I have my own private burnout pad. I have been to Summernats 3 times Have made the Burnout Masters twice (top 30 in Australia) I'm paralysed from the waist down and drive my car with hand controls. We Aussies love burnouts
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  1341. France has a lot of unmarked police cars, especially in Paris where a lot of these videos are shot. Much more common than in the US, or anywhere else in Europe. Like I said in previous videos, the French sirens are very effective and they are tuned like real music. The fire truck siren is tuned in a major second, the police siren is tuned in a perfect fourth, and the rapid response ambulance at 5:05 and the ambu at 7:19 are tuned in a perfect fifth. Very rewarding to listen to. The car at 5:05 is a Mitsubishi Pajero, the police car at 6:55 is a Ford Mondeo wagon, which is indead the Fusion in the US. You say that the fire truck at 6:33 is quite compact. Well, in a big city, this is normal size. Compared to a normal US fire truck, these EU trucks are about half the length and at least 1 meter less wide.
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  1342. Here's something weird: I'm 58, and when I started school I was taught that 'Christopher Columbus' sailed West from Europe to prove the earth wasn't flat. I still remember imagining as my teacher told the story, of ships tipping off the edge of the world, and thinking how stupid people were in ancient (for me) history. A few years later, Apollo 11 happened and we saw pictures of the earth from space. Many years later I learned that the Columbus stories were bunkum and that people centuries before his time knew the earth was a globe. History repeats itself. Today there are a lot of people who believe the earth is flat. Stupid never disappears.
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  1343. My (dutch) house has them as well. They don't all go simultaneously but we have them as well in white. Not only is it a barrier to prevent break ins. But when they are down it blocks light 100% so you can even sleep during the day if you want to. No one can peek into your home. It also keeps heat inside the home during the winter. And it keeps the house cooler during the summer time. They are fantastic. During the summer I open my windows inwards but with my "blinds" down. That way I still get fresh air but keep the heat outside. Fantastic invention.
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  1344. Have you made bread yourself before? It's really easy to make a better bread... - 500g flour - 3.5 g of dried yeast or 20 g of fresh yeast - 1.5 teaspoon of salt - 1/2 teaspoon of sugar - 350 ml water Play around with different flours, adding seeds etc. Some like to use a cast iron pot to bake it in (still in the oven, not on the stove) to make the crust different. But the base is pretty easy... Edit: checked the base recipe on the flour i have at home. Might need altering depending on the flour, yeast etc. you use. Previously it was just out of the back of my head...
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  1345. Being European is expensive as well. But it does bring peace of mind to know that neither my kids education nor my healthcare will push me towards bankruptcy.
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  1346. Ha, when he said in the last video that European Fanta tasted like oranges, my first thought was "wait till he tastes Orangina!"
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  1347. I felt a great disturbance in the Force. As if millions of Aussies cried out in horror.
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  1348. Q/ How addictive is snooker? Me/ I just watched an American guy who has never played snooker before, play a computer simulated game THE WHOLE WAY THROUGH and was I totally in to the game.
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  1349. as an owner of a '89 205 gti in original condition, i approve.
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  1350. Yes your right Kenworth trucks are an American brand but are made in Australia so are Mack trucks and Volvo
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  1351. In the seconds video they "talk" about score: 18+15? 36! "for you 18+15 is 36?! F**k is 33!! 😂
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  1352. Here in Europe the design of the license plates and the font chosen is to make automatic number recognition easier, which is important for using toll roads and, well, traffic violations (like pollution restrictions)...
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  1353. I am from Vienna, Austria, and we have easy access to all sorts of breads just round the corner. It is very hard for me to understand, that this is not the case in the land of the brave and the free. You're at my pity for sure!
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  1354. Yeah I never understood the 'Everything in Australia can kill you' sentiment when in the US you have jaguars, mountain lions, bears, wolves, coyotes, alligators AND crocodiles just to name a few, so yeah I think I would feel a lot safer camping in the woods of Australia than the US, just saying oi-right.
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  1355. Hi Ian the one car you could identify is a Toyota Corolla from 97/2000
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  1356. Ground beef and minced meat are the same Another tip is if you are not sure of the level of seasoning, take a teaspoonful of the mixture and cook it in the pan and taste
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  1357. “When in doubt, flat out” -there will never be another like him. imo the days of Tommi makinen, Carlos saintz and Colin McRae and The Subaru and Mitsubishi wars were the best era of rallying. Such epic battles.
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  1358. I remember growing up in the soviet Ukraine in the 80s, Kvas would be one of the most popular drinks however also rare and only available in the summer. Here is the curious part - you would rarely find it in the department stores, instead a truck with a 8'000 liter water tank filled with kvas would arrive in your neighborhood regularly. The driver would have different size glasses, he would fill up for you directly from the tank and you could drink at the spot or you could bring your own container. People would come with their 3 liter mason jars, which everybody in the soviet union had, to fill them up with kvas. You had to be quick, because the truck stopped for a maximum of 20 minutes.
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  1359. time taken to taste test Tim Tams: 25 days time taken to taste shapes: 17 days time taken to taste test beer: 17 hours! 🍺🍺 😂😂😂😂
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  1360. Always nice to see an American learning about the beautiful game, especially seeing as the copa America will be hosted there this summer and of course, the world cup in 2026 being hosted there too.
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  1361. Here in Europe you cant turn right on red because there are pedestrians and cyclist 😂And Audi S8 is like a Mercedes S class an have a lot of horsepower 😂
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  1362. Bentley is German owned by VW, Rolls Royce and Mini is owned by BMW so also German. Jaguar and Land Rover is owned by the Indians. McLaren is owned by Qatar. Lotus is owned by Geely, a Chinese company. MG is owned by Chinese SAIC motor company. Vauxhall is owned by Stellantis and is a Dutch company. Caterham is owned by VT Holdings, a Japanese company. So almost nothing is owned by the British anymore in the car industry.
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  1363. It would be interesting if you interviewed your local community to see what they understand about Australia. Could be a laugh Ian.
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  1364. THANK YOU ALL! This is only Phase 1... this will grow and evolve, Plus it will even work its way into my studio!! Whadya think so far!? 😎
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  1365. Basque {Euskara} is a pre European language isolate- no existing related languages on the planet.
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  1366. He is a quick learner... love how he mentions "biscuit" 100 times so no one has a crack about his cookie mistake 🤣
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  1367. In essence, Walmart and other similar megacorps just feel like massive scam ventures that do no good for local environments or anyone besides the people who run the place. Even employees tend to be treated poorly in such places - and especially in Europe that approach of corpo first, little guy last, just doesn't sit well with the common cultures here.
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  1368. sadly a father and son team lost their life in the sidecar' TT this year, RIP, I raced sidecars back in the 70s, raced as a passenger for about 3 years then got my own outfit, now almost 80 years old I can still remember the Buzz
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  1369. Ian, you can't just look at a house from WA and a house located somewhere in Melbourne. To get a true understanding of Australian homes, you also need to include homes from Sydney and definitely homes from Brisbane. The quintessential Queenslander is the highest timber home with wrap around verandahs and intricate woodwork. Definitely a beautiful house when renovated to original conditio.
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  1370. 50000 fans. Royal family is the house of Orange.
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  1371. In the Czech Republic, 550 different brands of beer are brewed, i like Pilsner Urquell 12° and Radegast 12°
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  1372. pretty sure they were all parked illegaly
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  1373. 2022 real Madrid’s champions league run is legendary.
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  1374. I'm in the UK and in my area our food waste is taken by the local authority to an Anaerobic Digestion facility where it is turned into energy to power 4,800 homes. It takes 85 days for the food waste to break down and at the end of the process it is sold onto local farmers as a nutrient-rich fertiliser.
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  1375. Sweden here. There are seven roundabouts between my home and my favorite burger place. I can't tell for sure, but I guess it's about a 4 km drive. It takes 10 minutes, you don't have to wait anywhere, and it's safer so the system works perfectly.
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  1376. The S4 didn't end Group B, it was Toivonen's accident that did it, he could've been driving any of the Group B cars at the time and still had the accident because there were more factors involved than simply the car. The end of the Group B started a few months earlier with Joaquim Santos' accident in Portugal, Henri and Sergio's death was just the last straw.
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  1377. We bought a 200-year-old farmhouse with 45 cm thick brick walls in Germany 10 years ago, put a new clay shingle roof and isolation, new triple glazed windows installed a heat pump and remodelled the interior. This old Lady will be there for another 200 years.
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  1378. Although most of the time, Santa is still represented as travelling with reindeer in Australia, there is actually a children's story that I used to love as a kid which was "6 White Boomers". It's quite a heartwarming story. Some people joke about Santa coming in on his sleigh with kangaroos or 6 white boomers (which are just white kangaroos) and some Australian stores or towns might even put up a sleigh display with kangaroos instead of reindeer.
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  1379. French here. Boulangeries (bakeries) are the best thing in the world in my eyes. It's a small place filled with heavenly products, and usually it's a very relaxing and happy place where I love to go, have a quick chat with the boss and leave with a fresh, crusty, delicious baguette. Somehow, at the boulangerie, everyone is very kind to each other. Also, you usually go to a special boulangerie not only for the awesome croissants, baguettes & pains au chocolat, but also because the boulanger (the baker in french, usually the owner) is somehow a nice person that you like to visit. It's part of the social tissue of the neighbourhood and a good boulangerie can light up a town or village. I would advise anybody to visit France just to try the boulangeries. No specific places, they're litteraly everywhere. It's the only thing I miss EVERY FREAKING TIME when I go abroad. I guess we're very lucky in that aspect. I heard Vienna has awesome bakeries too. But you go to anywhere else... they simply can't replicate a fraction of the deliciousness we got here. It's like sushi in Japan, there isn't a country that does it so well so consistantly, across the whole country. I remember when I was a student, we used to leave parties around 4, and we went (slightly drunk), knock on the back door of our local boulangerie. They would sell us super fresh croissants, still burning hot but after a night of partying it was just divine. I'm sorry I'm digressing, but I've come to realize that those bakeries are maybe what I love the most about my culture, and I'm pretty sure most of my co citizens would agree. It's really part of our identity and heritage in a way I can't even describe. And you're right about the price : they're expensive abroad, but affordable in France. It's not an upper class thing at all, everyone can afford it and everyone eats it. Anyways... if you have the chance to come here, feel free to reach out, we french would love to bring you across France eat our lovely patisseries. Peace bro, as always, you're genuinely interested about the world, I love your reactions. Keep up the great great work, and bless you and your family 😘 P.S. : By the way, running a traditionnal boulangerie is an actual NIGHTMARE 😂Getting up at 3 or 4 in the morning, working all day, then having to prepare all the doughs again for the next day, repeat. Boulangers also work on ALL the special days like Christmas, NYE, Easter etc etc, because that's when they sell the most. That's the thing : boulangers, by definition, are passionate about their jobs. They absolutely have to be, otherwise it's impossible. P.P.S. : You're also right about the craft. It's a long training and it takes hard work to become a decent boulanger. Nobody here knows how to make good bread outside of boulangers, because of the training but also the equipment : their ovens are super hot and you simply can't have this at home. You'll basically never replicate what they do unfortunately ^^ That's also part of the magic of those places. Like cooking, there's prestigious contests yearly to elect the best boulanger in France. A great boulanger / patissier (baker / pastry maker) is pretty much as renowned as a 4 or 5 star michelin cook. Some families are boulangers for generations and the craft is learned from the parents.
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  1380. The land of fire and ice is for sure Iceland. You've got it right.
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  1381. I remember an episode of Ice road truckers where someone used to American trucks got to drive a Volvo. He was blown away. It was well insulated so he didn't have to freeze, it had a tv and dvd player, microwave oven, fridge, comfortable seats, etc.
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  1382. If you can find it, Finnish Fazer chocolate is pretty dope
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  1383. The no tipping is because the wages are higher, there's no reason why you can't leave a tip, often there maybe a jar at the counter for tipping that's either gets divided at the end of day, week or it goes to a Christmas party or on a bar tab for a night out
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  1384.    In Norway AFAIK it is allowed if the car was originally sold (back in the day before the standard was set) or imported with those type of lights (e.g. if you import an old US muscle car). However, I do not think you can sell brand new cars with red turn signals.
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  1385. You are rapidly becoming Australia's favourite you tuber. If you ever come here, the offers to take you places and ensure you have a great time will be overwhelming. as far am I am concerned being Australian is an attitude and YOU definitely qualify. Great Videos mate
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  1386. The bathrooms, even in gas stations, generally gets cleaned once every other hour, sometimes even every hour. It's normal to see lists that the cleaners have to sign every time they clean. So generally, bathrooms in most of western Europe are very clean. Love from Norway
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  1387.  @KeesBoons  geography isn't my strong suit, but I find those questions quite specific, and you have to answer on the spot, in another language. So yes, I'm gonna say that's not so easy
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  1388. well stop means STOP.. its actually safer for the cabin to come off. remember its not speed that kill its the instant stop. the cabin coming off greatly reduce the damage of the driver.
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  1389. Imagine if the NFL had just 6 downs no matter how many yards you make, instead of the 4 and 10 system. Soon as you're tackled you have to get straight up and start the next down, no stoppages or team switches. Generally teams will get tackled 5 times then punt to gain territory. You can't pass the ball forward, so it's all laterals. Similar to the NFL the game has softened in recent years, but it's still super fast and very tough. The State of Origin is exactly what you're after, it's considered the pinnacle of rugby league, NSW v Queensland, the best from each state in a rivalry full of hate.
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  1390. The Convoi and the Jetengine truck all belong to factory firebrigades (Werksfeuerwehr). So they fight industrial fires, like in oil refineries or anything with toxic/explosive/highly flammable stuff The Jetengine is used to hold down fires, chemicals or toxic gases especially over wide areas. It can also spray other stuff like foam to suffocate a fire
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  1391. G'day Ian, Truck racing was invented in Australia when the second truck was sold. Have a great Christmas to you and your family.
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  1392. 3:43 pedestrians are tourists, they just don't know about the underground crossing
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  1393. Regarding 18 year old rights. It used to be 21. However, people who couldn't vote, drink or drive, could be sent to war to die. That was one of the really strong arguments for changing the age to 18. I remember it very well.
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  1394. You need to check out Walter Röhrl's run in the Audi Quattro S1 at Pikes Peak! It's truly what we call a "Höllenritt"! (ohne hell of a ride)
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  1395. In most european countries policemen have to absolve years and years of training and study before they can work as policemen, they also study psychology and how to behave with people.
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  1396. Ronnie’s cue ball control is like no one else. Simply the best there has ever been.
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  1397. React to Pato O'Ward (current Indycar driver) driving 1999 McLaren as well as more modern McLaren F1's. Top speed he could handle, but braking and cornering after a few laps and he admits that his neck gave up and he couldn't handle the G forces. THIS IS A CURRENT INDYCAR DRIVER!
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  1398. Germany is quite big, as a dutch person its recognisable in some places and so foreign in others. Beautiful country that i should goto more often.
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  1399. Except for the Fiat and the the Renault, the rest of those "pick-up" trucks were available in Australia. - The Mercedes-Benz X class was based on a Nissan Navara platform, as is that Renault. - The Mazda BT-50 you saw is based on the Isuzu D-Max platform, (colloquially known in Oz as the She-Max) - That Fiat Fullback is a re-badge of the Chevvy Colorado (as was the Holden Colorado in Oz) - The SSangYong's never seem to sell well in Oz (I don;t know enough about them to know why) And yes they are all body on ladder frame
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  1400. Wow mate this vid was satisfying to watch had a smile the entire time , Massive props to these guys that sent you the goodies we love you down here mate . When i am out of lockdown i have a small parcel of goods to send you as well with a couple of very special items for your wife as you said in a previous vid she would love them , Looking forward to your next vid Ian love your work mate ! Also ANZAC stands for * Australian New Zealand Army Corps . ✌️👌👍
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  1401. I'm a New Zealander and I had no idea that we had such a diverse choice of cars. I thought it was like this everywhere. I drive a Kia Cerato and love it. You are right in that New Zealand is a very beautiful country.
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  1402. I've never seen anyone consume a Tim Tam and be disappointed, YOU DID IT RIGHT!!
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  1403. We love Rhonda and Ketut. There’s another part to this story now. They are a family with a baby and are on the add here to Vax up Australia…like a Sunrise. The next day on tv we found out that Queensland might be changing from The Sunshine State to The Sunrise State.
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  1404. So with snooker, when you break especially, you don't want to open the pack (the group of reds) as you can't really predict where the balls will go, so the game plan is to hit on of the back corners of the red to reduce how open the reds are. That way your opponent has less chance of getting a free shot. Snooker is very much about playing safety shots, very tactical indeed!
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  1405. SISU is like Tatra in the way that they're heavy duty and offroad focused trucks and neither makes their own engines or cabs. SISU uses Mercedes engines and cabs, Tatra uses DAF cabs and PACCAR engines.
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  1406. I'm from Sweden, once I had my sailing yacht anchored in an Norwegian fjord and some Americans came up to my boat with some plastic jugs and asked me where they could fill drinking water. Behind them there was a glacier waterfall... 😳 The day before I had filled 300 liter of fresh water from that waterfall, it is probably the best tasting, most mineral rich, most clean water in the world... But when I suggested them that water they said they can't drink water that has touched the ground. So I told them about the village further in the fjord where they could get chlorinated leadpiped water, there they went...
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  1407. Tomorrow, I'll get back to Paris from Saint Raphael (in the South of France) by fast train: Distance: 838 kms, travel time: +/- 4 hours, cost: 55 euros ... USA, take notes!
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  1408. I wish - while i was living in the USA - i would have met more Americans like you, open minded and intelligent (I am assuming 😉). It is totally okay to acknowledge flaws in your own country—that is not unpatriotic, as you wish to improve your country. Best wishes and a happy new year to you and your adorable family! 😊 Cheers from Germany
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  1409. As a kiwi petrolhead, I can make a few points. Firstly, of course NZ isn't that small. It's bigger than the UK and about the same size as Japan. The NZ map superimposed on the map of Europe is interesting, and is on the net somewhere...1000 miles goes a long way across Europe!! It's just that, sitting next to that massive continent next door, we look a bit insignificant on the map. Secondly, not all of our SH1 looks like that video, just most of it. It's 4 lanes divided in the upper North Island where the people and traffic are, and gets to as many as 10 lanes in the big smoke, Auckland. And of course, we do have potholes too, especially after the rain that we seem to have an abundance of. To the cars, yes we certainly do have an abundance of Japanese market models as you saw. I have a Toyota Mark X, a rear wheel drive Toyota with the Lexus IS running gear but in a larger body, a very comfortable open road car for someone of my older age!! I also have a '96 Chevy Cavalier 2.4 rusting in the drive, made in the Lordstown Ohio GM plant for the Japanese market and badged as a Toyota, all a bit weird.
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  1410. HFCS (High Fructose Corn Syrup) is the devil's invention. That shit is so incredibly much unhealthier than cane sugar. The big difference with the EU versions too is that I think there's less sugar in there to begin with - if you do want your soda, try to get the EU version :D
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  1411. We don't think every American is the stereotype. You're cool mate but there's a hell of a lot that fit those stereotypes.
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  1412. 1st clip, overhead cables is for recharge only. Truck has a battery when there are no overhead cables. This is/ was a trial for proof of concept.
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  1413. 13:42 Here in France ,when someone go to visit the US and come back ,there is 100% chance he will be asked the question "How was the cheese" atleast a few time ,and the response is always"It taste like plastic"
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  1414. The sierra was sold in the states, his name was Merkur XR4Ti, sold under mercury brand
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  1415. One big attraction of rail travel in Europe is that your train journey finishes in the centre of the city you are going to. This saves all the hassle and expense of getting into town from an airport. Cheap airfares are ok but there are hidden costs like having to pay for luggage.
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  1416. They showed the wrong monaro, they showed a HQ, the African SS was based on the HG ( and the HK and HT alike ) Monaro
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  1417. You know what, I'm an Ozzie and I didn't know any of this, it's like our chocolates and foods that I take for granted, I've seen a few food tastings of Australian stuff including yours and it makes me proud that we still have the innovative spirit despite all the nonsense going on in the world that's affecting us.
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  1418. Stiegl Radler is Beer with Sprite or 7up. Nice for a hot day. The Kölsch is a typical beer only brewed in the Cologne area. You drink it quickly and chilled. They are normally served in 0.2L (12cui) glasses to keep the beer fresh. When you’re out drinking and the last sip is in the glass, the bartender will automatically serve you a new one, so that you don’t run dry. If you’re done drinking you put your beer mat on the glass so that the bartender knows you do not want an other one 😊
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  1419. The blank panel might also be reserved for a rear fog light, which is obligatory in Europe, but uncommon in N. America.
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  1420. Im french and louis de funes was a very famous french comedy actor in 70s 80s. By the way the citroen DS ( déesse means goddess in french) was the very 1st car with directional front lights, they re were mecanically tied to the streering wheel to turn light inside the curve when you drive
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  1421. Music is one of our biggest exports 💪🏻🇸🇪
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  1422. That exaggerated German accent is SO great! 🤣 German guy loves it! And the way the guy wonders how he's being overtaken on the right .. I LOVE IT! There are traffic lights with a sign of a green arrow to the right where you are allowed to turn right even when the light is red. Love the "words of wisdom"!!
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  1423. fun fact: in the UK if you pass your driving test in an automatic car you are not permitted to drive a manual car but you can drive either if you pass in a manual car.
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  1424. An American in Luxembourg once told me he had taken his hire car to 230 on the autoroute. When I told him, if caught he'd get a hefty fine. He replied ' It wouldn't be so bad, we checked and 230 is just over the speed limit.' He knew the car speedometer was in kph, but for some reason thought the autoroute speed limit of 130 was in mph, like in the U.S.A. He was doing 143m.p.h., close to double the speed limit.🙄
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  1425. I've seen ambulances in Warsaw using tram tracks during rush hour. Good to have that option I guess.
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  1426. Honey beer is definitely a thing here in Poland. Maybe not THAT popular but it's always on a shelf in most markets. Personally I like it quite a lot, but it's not something you drink on every occasion. It's great in winter. Especially when you heat it up. Shame you guys didn't like it that much but it's still very cool you found it in the US.
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  1427. The population of Europe mentioned in the video is all of Europe, including Russia with 145 million people. The population of the EU is 448 million, which is probably what you remember. It's easy to forget that EU is just a part of Europe.
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  1428. The whistle is the cooling fan. It's air-cooled!
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  1429. The Zastava was a local car maker (when Slovenia was part of a bigger country - Yugoslavia) that produced small Fiat models that they acquired the license on. These were not carbon copies form fiat, they kept changing some things. Later on they made their own model, Yugo, and this one you obviously know :)
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  1430. The air quality here in northern Italy is for 2 reasons: 1) geography= we have alps and mountains on 3 sides so there is no air circulation. 2) industries= there is a strong concentration of industries in the area, it doesn't help a lot with the air issue
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  1431. I was already a proud Aussie motorhead before watching your videos, but man, you help elevate my pride to another level. Well done Ian, your an absolute bloody legend. I hope you get to Australia one day to fulfill your Mt Panorama dreams...
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  1432. Hi, Austria here, i would say that most of these things can be related to the most countries in Europe. Safety vests and triangles are a must to have with you at least here in austria. We had a Skoda Fabia ( yes, we have just one car, and we had no car for the last two years) and towed a lot of things with it. Very nice channel here btw, love your honest interest in europes culture and behavings, never stop being this open minded, servus!
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  1433. Also in Finland they changed the maximum length to 34,5 meters couple of years ago so it's much more eco friendly to haul more cargo or haul to distant and rural places. The long trailer doubles are called HCT- Doubles (High Capacity Transport) that are made of 2 semi trailers with a dolly.
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  1434. Nat is brilliant. I was a bit worried going in, as being a bit sweary is his thing, but you handled it like a champ Ian. He is an incredibly skilled cook, but he makes it simple for anyone to make fresh basic meals, rather than buying processed, packaged, or microwave crap. Aussie legend.:goodvibes:❤
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  1435. I encourage you to watch the 2022 Croatia rally video from JR Rallye, watching them fly on tight twisty roads is amazing (also this is the first year of hybrid power trains, but unlike f1 they retained their amazing sound)
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  1436. Aussie coke in glass is different to far better in glass 👍 you rock guys love from australia 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
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  1437. The orange one is a configuration many municipalities have. The big wind shield and extra short snout gives great visibility, especially when manoeuvring tight roads and corners in old towns and villages. Also great for observing your attachments, like when it's used as a snow plough or street sweeper.
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  1438. As a Polish guy i can attest to the fact, that our slav bro's Budweiser is f amazing. I drink it from time to time for 25 years since i was 20. Only beer that my wife truly likes next to Polish Kasztelan, and Honey Ciechan or Perła. I tries USA knock-off and it ended up in toilet after one sip.
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  1439. The F1 cars did indeed get much quieter. Heck, I was at the Zandvoort GP yesterday, and if there's 1 thing that I noticed, it's that the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars are way louder than the F1 cars. In-case you wonder, the Porsche Supercup is part of the F1 schedule, so if you have a ticket for an F1 race, you'll be able to watch the Porsche Supercup as well.
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  1440. Onya "Alan" for choosing certified boomerangs made by indigenous artisans!! Sadly, so many in Aus tourist stores are absolute rip offs and often made overseas. Great choice mate!
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  1441. That Renault 5 Turbo wasn't their only weird hot hatch, they made Clio V6 RS in the early 00s. Also mid mounted, also rear-wheel drive.
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  1442. They aren’t all like this. While they’re all pretty tough, most will fly away. The ones in this vid have been fed and are used to humans.
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  1443. Christmas in Australia is usually one of two things, Firey hot (sometimes literally) or pouring rain.
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  1444. The Australian pop is a little under 26 million in 2021 The spiders & snakes are deadly in certain places but not particularly aggressive. If you try Vegemite only put a very small amount spread thinly on buttered bread or toast. It's really salty and can be overpowering in large amounts.
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  1445. Santiago Bernabéu has been recently renovated. Big recommendation watching how it came about and how technologically savvy it is. I’m a huge Real Madrid fan, Madridista to the bones.
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  1446. Aussie here. Around 96/97 the US navy pulled into port in my hometown as they have done for many years. While hanging out with friends after school at the train/bus station which was located close to the ship we heard some of the sailors talking about how amazed they were at how good our english was & that our public transport system seem to be really developed too sigh 2 of our group were very tempted to go up to the speaking their 2nd languages (portuguese & italian) 😛
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  1447. Coming from NZ to the UK 20 years ago as a truck driver, i was like, what! I gotta take my truck in there? Now I'm used to it but narrow roads, small yards, alleyways etc really gave me a twitchy arse in the first year.
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  1448. I read in the paper that the Scots closed a beer cellar by drinking it dry Can only love them for that 👍👍👍😊
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  1449. BTCC in the 90s was ridiculous, manufacturer backed teams spending big money and drivers earning 6-figure salaries - it attracted most of the top drivers across Europe, had a prime spot on TV, and attracted crowds of 50k+ to every single race. The drop-off afterwards was dramatic and to this day it's seen as the peak time for touring car racing.
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  1450. Every person who owns a car in the Netherlands has to pay road tax, which is based on the weight of your car. This money is then used to maintain the public roads. Hence why the roads are in mostly excellent condition. But that is another reason why you won't see many large pickup trucks like in America. If you were to own let's say a Ford F150 which weighs around 6600 lb, you would pay around 200 euros / month in road tax (would be even higher for a diesel car). Combine that cost with the fuel consumption of those vehicles and you end up with a monthly cost equal to a mortgage of a house... And to clarify, In the Netherlands most people will have around 20-30 driving lessons (in regular traffic) before attempting their practical exam, depending on when the instructor thinks you are ready. With each lesson costing around 40-70 euros on average (for 1 hour) and the exams being around 130 euros per attempt, the cost adds up... Other licenses for trucks, busses and bikes will be even more expensive as you guessed right. Oh and driving lessons will always be in a manual transmission car unless specifically chosen to do driving lessons in an automatic transmission car, but in that case you will also only be allowed to drive automatic transmission vehicles.
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  1451. i had a mini once . those things handle like no other car , you can take corners at 60km/h no brakes , near impossible to roll like vw's do a bit of work to the engines and they fly . most fun car i ever owned .
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  1452. That was actually some very impressive driving for your first time playing it!
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  1453. Danfoss is one of the largest designers/manufacturers of thermostats, most common in houses with central/radiator heating... Grundfos is one of the largest designers/manufacturers of water pumps to move the hot water around. Both Danish companies, but they have facilities around the world.
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  1454. A nice American lady on a Glasgow to London flight asked me why it wasn't seen as rude in Britain to still call African-Americans black. I was a bit confused at first, until she said, “What’s the polite word for African-American British?” I said, “British.”  She just looked at me.  I said, “Or Black British, if the conversation’s about ethnicity. Or Afro Caribbean. Unless their family came straight from Ghana or whatever.” The next five minutes passed in total silence. I could hear the cogs turning.
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  1455. The name Unimog is pronounced [ˈʊnɪmɔk], and an acronym for the German "UNIversal-MOtor-Gerät", Gerät being the German word for a piece of equipment (also in the sense of device, machine, instrument, gear, apparatus). It was created by German engineer Hans Zabel, who made the note Universal-Motor-Gerät on one of the technical drawings for the Unimog. Later, the Universal-Motor-Gerät was shortened to the acronym Unimog. On 20 November 1946, the name Unimog was officially unveiled. Since 1952, Unimog has been a brand of Daimler Truck.
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  1456. I wonder if the makers of such quizzes incorporate mistakes on purpose to generate reactions. You did great, btw.
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  1457. I am super super impressed with how much you appreciate our V8 Supercars. Dude, you've been an Aussie the whole time you just didn't know it!
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  1458. The swedeish car culture with "Raggare" goes back to the 1960:ies, when the young people bought the old american cars from 1935-45 and started cruising with them. Much of the influeces are from america, because of the car brands, but it´s also a very swedish thing. A popular bumbersticker from the 1980:ies said: "Dont laugh Mr. Svensson, your daughter is in the backseat". Ps: the horses of the swedish police force are half-breed that are castrated. Power and calm at the same time.
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  1459. Except biggest stadium is Czechoslovak Prague Strahov stadium sitting at 250 000 capacity utilised for large events during socialism.
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  1460. The A9X was one of the iconic Australian muscle cars. Driven by the most iconic Australian race car driver, on Australia's most iconic race track. It doesn't get better than that.
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  1461. Hi there hungarian here with a bit of a help for the title: OMSZ is a shorthand for Országos Mentőszolgálat or National Ambulance Service in english The rest can be translated as Ambulance response to Pesthidekút 141(the address where he was going) (From district 14) Also the ride was in Budapest the capital of Hungary.
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  1462. It's a wine bottle holder, it balances the bottle sideways when you use a full bottle of wine, you can get other ones that are only on one leg, makes it look like you're defying gravity.
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  1463. Also this clip was made before the rescue lane was a thing in Slovenia. Now when there is a jam the cars leave the midle for the emergency vehicles
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  1464. Did you deliberately schedule this video for dinner time in eastern Australia? Not fair 😅 Looks like they served you a real gourmet sausage roll there instead of the boring bog-standard ones. Yum!
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  1465. Cool, my Mom had one of these in the early 90es. These Skoda Favorit`s are rarely seen in Europe and even in the Czech Republik these days! The most of them are simply rotten away... Fun to see these things also get to the US. 😀
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  1466. No1 Aussie reviewer on the tube by a country mile... your enthusiasm and passion on all things aussie related is second to none mate and it would be a pleasure to have you and your family come visit our land down under to actually experience some of the topics of your vidz in person.... Thumbs up champ!!!!!!
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  1467. I remeber when Volvo showed up in the 1993 BTCC season with the 850 Estate as a race car. Everybody was giggling about then. That soon stopped after they proved to be very competitive, also thanks to good drivers like Richard Rydell and Jan Lammers.
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  1468. One of the things that often seems to be overlooked when these price comparisons are made is that the Aussie price includes tax and you don’t have to add a tip. So when you buy a meal and the menu price is $20 that’s how much you will pay, not $20 plus tax and then add a tip so it ends up costing something like $26.
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  1469. There was a recent court case in the UK in regards to the bread used by Subway. Subway were taken to court by HMRC and told that they had to pay tax on the bread. According to UK law, the bread has so much sugar in it that it is classed as a cake rather than bread. Subway now has to pay additional tax because of this and have the bad publicity on top. They advertise themselves as a healthy alternative to other fast food and they are selling cakes rather than sandwiches.
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  1470. You cannot fake how genuine this lovely family is everytime they open gifts from Aussies! Even in times of turmoil Aussies always give from the heart! You guys have officially been adopted by the Aussies!! Best thing is.. when you guys eventually do come over, there is no shortages of places to stay at in every state!! Makes me so proud!
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  1471. 2 minutes in and he's talking about a hole in the ozone layer above Australia , it does not exist here , it is over Antarctica , not Australia . 5 minutes in , there are PLENTY of intersections with a slip lane that are signed "turn left at any time with care" , this guy has limited knowledge . Edit no. 2 Re. Wifi he talks about paying for wifi , it doesn't work like that , you pay for an internet connection type like ADSL or Fibre or Wireless Broadband ( which is not WiFi ) and then you add a wireless modem router to share wifi throughout the house / building . Connection speed depends on your hardware , your internet connection type and the plan which may have capped speeds as a budget option .
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  1472. This is why Germany is blessed. We are located right next to Belgian beer, French cheese and Swiss chocolate. 😄
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  1473. Ian, you shouldn’t have to explain anything to anybody. I wonder if these people who are asking such personal questions could afford to take their families to the USA. I hope that you can achieve it some day. We’d love to see you. Congratulations and best wishes on the impending birth of your third child. xxxxx
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  1474. Dacia is owned by the French Renault car company now, and they use Renault engines and underpinnings. They used to use superseded Renault tech, which were tried and tested designs needing no new R&D, which could be made and sold cheaply. Nowadays, Dacia cars are pretty modern, more stylish and better equipped, and whilst still good value, not quite as cheap as they were a decade back.
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  1475. Hey there, I sure seem to be leaving very elaborate comments under your videos. Hope you enjoyed this one and the background info helps appreciate it more! Here's some tidbits on the different stuff you had questions for: -The F1 race was Hamilton & Verstappen battling for the championship on the very last lap of the last race of the season. After a late caution, Hamilton stayed out on very old tires while Max had just pitted under the safety car ending up in P2 right behind Hamilton, poised to go for the win after a backmarker (believe it was Latifi) put his car in the wall triggering the caution. Hamilton was left hung out to dry by his Team strategy, which must have told him "it's over, you'll win under yellows", since he took track position over pace. Typical case of "one late caution turns everything on it's head" you already know and love from Nascar. In F1 there apparently is a rule on how many laps the safety car has to be out once it's called, I believe it's 3 laps at minimum but that would have ended the final championship deciding race under yellow flags which would have been even more controversial and imo damaging the prestige of the sport... So the footage you saw was indeed just after a shortened safety car period (no one had ever seen that before) and a very shakey-cam rendition of the last lap, last race deciding the championship and the few deciding moves that led up to it. Max knocked off the 7 time champion, who is also arguably top 5 of the best drivers ever, driving the unquestionably best car that season. It was an epic moment that had built up to this for years, the venerated old guard vs. the young gun out to prove himself and all came down to the last lap of the last race. In case you want to understand overtaking advantages better, may I recommend "Sergio Perez Minister of defense". It shows the reason why Verstappen even got close enough to mount his final attack against Hamilton, his team-mate did outstanding work that day, -The jump drift Initiation is absolutely legendary and I'm really happy it makes an impact on you! First of all: Japanese announcers are ALWAYS this... animated (lol). At first it's a bit of a love-hate relationship but eventually you'll learn to ignore them/see them as acoustic accompaniment to the action on track. I'm sure you know how drifting works and you can tell the jumped Initiation was actually sweet as F*** and whenever someone initiates a drift halfway in the air, it's mandatory to imitate the Japanese commentary from this video :) About that contest: we saw a qualifying run which decides your position in a bracket style k.o. tournament. Here's how the US version of this event works: there are a maximum of 64 drivers doing their qualifying, each gets 2 tries to get as close to certain points on track like the apex, entry and exit of a corner while also getting marks on fluidity/style and angle of the dangle. The resulting performance is measured in points between 0 and 100, which determines how easy your first bracket opponent is going to be. Tandem drifting competitions are a thing to behold, the car control on display is out of this world. First time you actually go against someone else is the round of 32, after that top 16 etc until you've found a winner. As many competitors have said over the years: "It's figure skating with cars". If you have a moment spare, may I introduce Chelsea Denofa into your life? A 2200ish pound black, purple and gold Mustang chassis with 75° of steering angle in both directions, sticky road legal tires (dot legal), a dog-box 4 speed, pretty good suspension and last but certainly not least: a 9k rpm Nascar V8 stroked close to 440 cui with a 200 shot of nitrous making 900hp off the bottle and somewhere over 1100 with it. I live in Europe and if there's an event on I regularly stay up past 3am to watch him specifically on the Formuladrift YT stream.. Phew, this got longer than anticipated.. -The LeMans clip is iconic, too. It's like watching the unstoppable force vs the immovable object. The Porsche was better under brakes and in the corners while the McLaren was no match on the straights. The cars in question are the N/A V12 McLaren F1 and the Porsche 911 based prototype called GT1, which is iconic in Germany. The McLaren had been designed by a former Formula1 car designer called Gordon Murray and he came up with a bunch of things that make that car much closer to a mechanical piece of art than a production run of a few hundred cars might have you expect. The slick body lines, the lack of a huge rear wing and the integration of an electric fan in the diffuser meant the McLaren had the measure of every car on the grid in terms of straight-line speed bc it didn't compromise any top speed for cornering ability. Brilliant car, probably the most iconic supercar for me. Gordon Murray has to be one of the best car designers EVER. N/A 6Liter V12 made by BMW, 3(!) seats with a central driving position(!!!!), practically no downforce so topspeed is somewhere around 240mph on the road going version, the intake is an oval tube right above the driver, made of kevlar composite that had been tuned&shaped to reverberate in the frequency on the intake valves so between 4k and 8k that thing makes a noise inside the cabin like you're in the intake yourself. It has gold foil in the engine bay to isolate heat coming from the titanium exhaust system so the engine bay doesn't melt the kevlar body panels. Quick aside: I'm sure you're familiar with the BMW M3 and their N/A inline-6 E36 and E46 in the mid-90s up to the mid 2000s? The E46 was on the box of Need for speed Most Wanted back in the day and made me fall in love with it. That engine is basically just one cylinder bank of the McLaren's V12, making their investment into this race engine pay off soooooooo ludicrously well, it's nuts. As a former Honda owner you're sure to be familiar with VTec. BMW came up with their own variable valve timing for the engine in the F1, which then paved the way for their 'Vtec' (called VANOS) making it's way over to the M3 S54 (I believe that's the engine code) and produces that iconic BMW raspiness M3s are (in)famous for. The Porsche GT1 is nuts but slightly more conventional that the McLaren. As you surely know, 911s have their engines behind the rear axle, giving them their very characteristic handling. The GT1 is basically a 911 with an extended wheelbase, an engine on the rear axle instead of behind it (might be wrong here) and a 550ish hp turbo boxer engine. It was a much more typical, oldschool approach to a racecar: road car has too much power? Build a chassis loosely based on the road car but let's go as far as the regs allow and maximize our advantages (chassis roll & flex, aero, cooling etc.). In that sense, the Porsche is conventional but modern for the times while the McLaren is old-school and brute-ish. I love them both to bits, this got very long and elaborate. Hope there were interesting things somewhere in there :)
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  1476. If you don't qualify for it, it's not universal.
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  1477. In Czech we say Benzín which is said exactly like Benzene and diesel we call Nafta
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  1478. The Panda 4x4 is the mountain goat of cars
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  1479. Hi Ian... As mentioned by a few people below, Australia gets a minimum of 4 weeks paid vacation a year, + 10 days public holiday per year. In addition to that, many jobs also get an additional 13 weeks long service leave every 7 years (to be taken any time over the next 7 years). Certainly allows a whole lot more travel! And as for tipping... crazy!!! Everyone should earn a minimum wage from their employer! Tips then for GREAT service.... Love the content, mate!
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  1480. Happy AUSTRALIA DAY my fellow AUSSIES ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  1481. I'm a Belgian who lived in TX and currently working in NC, and even though I love A LOT about the US, the food is a big problem for me. I kinda looked into it and as always it comes down to money. In the US the rules for food production are a lot less strict than in in the EU. In the US the responsibility of food is put on the people that prepare the food, while in the EU the stricter rules apply to the food production. Food poisoning is something I don't encounter in Europe nearly as much as I do in the US, but in Belgium we eat both raw pork and raw beef without problem. That's something that's just impossible int he US unless you know the cow or the pig on a first name basis. Another thing that bothers me is how space is wasted int he US, you've got such an amazing country, and stripmalls is what you chose to do with it... Things I love are all the different subcultures and hobby scenes that aren't somewhat limited by language and large enough to be interesting. Also the Nationa Parks and public land is something I always miss when I'm home in Belgium, where I can't even think of a piece of nature where I can't hear cars in the distance.
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  1482. I had the opportunity to collaborate with Dutch people in several projects. Skilled, always focused on the topic, but also relexed and open for fun. Great colleagues!
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  1483. Fun fact about the packaging, the reason Tim-tams and the mint slices are sectioned off like that in the plastic is because in the Australian heat it keeps the biscuits from melting together! That’s another reason people keep them in the fridge.
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  1484. “Come to Australia, You might get killed” That’s the most the most hilarious quote I’ve ever heard.
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  1485. Ian opens Australian confectionary store in his hometown and becomes a Tim Tam millionaire overnight.
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  1486. I’ve been all over Canada many times. It’s a beautiful country and the people are super friendly. But no way does the scenery in Canada trump Australia. Also what it doesn’t have :- 1) stunning white Sandy beaches 2) the Great Barrier Reef 3) tropical rainforests 4) pink lakes 5) Beautiful weather almost year round 6) kangaroos and koalas and 7) Tim tams. Therefore Australia gets my vote.
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  1487. 6:07 it's a heavily modified Piaggio Ape Cross. they normally have a 50cc or 125cc 2 stroke engine, but Loris Rosati (the builder and also the driver) decided to put a 600cc Honda motorbike engine. Yea he's crazy and he's pretty famous in Italy.
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  1488. Australian humour is unmatched, I love that about my country 🤣 Much respect, my American friend
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  1489. Thank you for including my country! 🇨🇿 ❤
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  1490. Getting more professional with each tasting ;) I work in the food industry (in Europe) and have taken a sensory training course to learn how to do professional tastings. Two tips for your next tasting session: 1. Smell the sample before you taste it and try to describe the smell as well 2. Always rinse your mouth with a sip of water between different samples so that the taste buds are neutralized and the residue from the previous sample does not remain on your tongue and affect the perception of the next sample. Can't wait to see more of these videos! 😄
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  1491. I'm Czech and I don't think I've ever even heard of there being a German president, yikes. All you ever really hear about are the chancellors.
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  1492. It’s also affecting our brothers and sisters in New South Wales now. Thanks for making this video mate . Aussies are resilient and we help each other out in times of need . ❤️
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  1493. I was waiting for you to try Czech beer for sooo long!! Thanks for following through 😍
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  1494. try to get some Paulaner Spezi, they sell it as Paulaner Sunset in parts of the US. It's my favourite type of Spezi. And you have to pronounce the E longer, sounds more like shpaytzee without really pronouncing the Y. The Z sound is correct. Greetings from Munich.
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  1495. American here. Sorry for the absolute ignorance we have on foreign affairs. Just the other day I had to explain to my dad that the language of Sweden is not Dutch, but they in fact have their very own language, Swedish (I know this for a fact because I have a particular interest in languages and I spent some time learning Swedish before switching to Icelandic and Norwegian.) It finally took a google search for him to believe me, but that's one less dumb question that could be given to a native Swede, so mission accomplished I suppose. P.S. Canadians, I am especially sorry to all of you, since you guys are so often mistaken for us and get the backlash of our stupidity 😑
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  1496. I went to Tasmania and met a Tasmanian. I remarked how beautiful it was, and he just said, "Don't tell anyone."
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  1497. As a Ukrainian, many things are scary for me. But still, the ukrainian eas alarms one scares the most because she plays on the streets every day because of the war ( I'm sorry if I didn't write correctly, I used a translator)☺️
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  1498. The Football Player was Walther Frosch (RIP), he was one of a kind. His Life Story is special.
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  1499. As a Finn I didn't know that we are called the land of fire and ice
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  1500. Thanks for your kind and sincere words Ian. Most people outside of Australia hear about the bush fires because they associate them with our hot climate, but many don't realise we regularly get floods. Shout out to all those who give their time freely to help those in need, and DEATH TO THE LOOTERS!
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  1501. "In many languages, the name of the product is derived from the hydrocarbon compound benzene or more precisely from the class of products called petroleum benzine", same with Naphta with kerosene and diesel.
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  1502. Didn't want to like as it was at 351 likes.... sorry ford fans it was likable..... been loving watching an american getting into aussie v8's and tim tams. Kuda
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  1503. Well i have to say u did much better than the Quizmaker himself...ahahah
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  1504. 6:57 This is the Trabant 601, the most famous car from East Germany. It was the cheapest car in the world. 7:33 This is the Wartburg 353, next car from East Germany.
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  1505. the couple in spain,went to a "pedestrian zone" by the navigation system.
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  1506. Swedish, danish and norwegian belongs to the north germanic language group, english and dutch is from the west germanic language group, and then you have faroese and icelandic which is very close to the old norse that were spoken in scandinavia in the age of vikings... and old norse mixed with west germanic, britonic(old english) and saxon language later became mixed into english... in general, swedes, danes and norwegians can more or less understand each others language with little to none misunderstandings
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  1507. Thanks mate! Kimi is a legend, not only on track or interviews, but in his personal life also. He was/is a guy, who wants to drive anything and everything which is dangerous and high speed. His trips/holidays in Finland were/are absolutely legendary. He always did everything, what the F1-Team had absolutely forbitten him to do. Like Rally, Snowmobile races and Snowmobile "Rally Cross", Jet Skies, Motorbike Racing, Motocross, ATW/4 Wheelers....you name it. And off course, his "relaxing" tours with his mate and other famous Finnish athletes, wearing full Gorilla suite/outfit while touring countless bars and restaurants, singing Karaoke like till morning...but these are for totally another story😁😁😎😎😍😍Best regards from Finland!
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  1508. Hey, Italian/German (living in Germany) here. I stumbled upon your reaction and I really appreciate to see it. I can tell you that if you want to understand more about what´s wrong about the way "US- companies are favored by the laws in the US" there is an American guy living in Germany that talks extensively about why Walmart failed in Germany, and one of the reasons is that they thought they could apply here the same typical US "big shark eats smaller shark" attitude. Surprise surprise, rules in Europe (and Germany in particular) don´t allow this kind of monopolistic behavior.
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  1509. Hook loaders in fire departments are common in Europe. They can be kitted out with many modules, hose layer, command post, foam tender, water bowser, equipment flatbed and many more.
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  1510. I don't care what anybody says, long haul trucking is one of the hardest jobs out there and the most time consuming. People have no idea the dedication these drivers have towards their craft. Hats off to all the truckers out there💪
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  1511. Becks is a Pilsener, a Pilsener has a bitterness
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  1512. OMG Every aussie gasped when he called chips and gravy goofy. It's a staple here.
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  1513. F1 showed the way to get great thermal efficient and reliable power from small capacity engines with turbos. Suddenly naturally aspirated engines are very rare due to emissions but twin turbo units with huge power are the norm. F1 has been using Hybrid Tech (battery and energy/heat recovery for awhile now) so those technologies are already in road cars.
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  1514. Thank you so much from the bottom of our heart to everyone who sent us stuff especially Roxanne. Thank you all for your generosity and showing my kids a piece of Australia. They know and have more Bluey and Blinky Bill than the rest of the nation lol ❤😊😊😊 May all of your generosity be multiplied to you times 10. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤🎉 thank you.
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  1515. Me, opening my Bat Cave every morning in Germany.
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  1516. An aspect behind the 306 Maxi Kit Car legend: the car was so well built, in 1997, it ended the "Tour de Corse" (one stage of the WRC championship) in 3rd (Panizzi) and 4th (Delecour), within the same second of the leader McRae. Almost the same thing one year later (2nd and 4th), again behind McRae, and again in the same second. It's a FWD car, NA engine which develop 280hp, for 950kg (around 2094lbs), against Impreza, Lancer, Escort and Corolla, which were 4WD, turbocharged and developed 300hp for 1200kg (around 2645lbs). It's possible to match a 4WD with an FWD on asphalt, but it's harder on other surfaces. It was the first brick on the 206 success later in the WRC field.
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  1517. I’m relieved that we Germans are not the only ones who are direct and considered as rude 😅… we‘re in good company…😉
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  1518. Wuppertal railway is 122 years old. It began operating in 1901 Here's side by side view 1902 and 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TqqdOcX4dc
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  1519. Ventolin inhalers in Australia are less than $20, Asthma is so prevalent here you can get one by talking to a pharmacist. If you have a low income concession card it is about $10, and the price goes down to $5 when you hit the PBS safety net threshold.
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  1520. A roundabout is like a straight road where you can only turn right, and that gives you a second chance if you miss your turn. I was skeptical when they started becoming common in this town, but there's no denying that they improve the flow of traffic immensely.
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  1521. I am from Czech republic. I've paused the video, because I thought it is super easy and boy was I wrong :D The improper scaling of the countries makes it so much harder. So In my opinion you scored pretty well for a non-european :)
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  1522. 3:50 fun fact: the bed size of that tiny thing is about the same as an F150, so there's absolutely no reason for that huge truck :D
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  1523. He drank his own Piss, but spat out the beer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1524. I'm guessing that Americans making assumptions everything is American is just being the part of the American bubble. At least, Ian already knew that Volkswagen, Audi, BMW and Bosch are German and IKEA is Swedish..
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  1525. This is one of those things that seem impossible to the average joe but is just another day for the guy doing it for a living.
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  1526. And on top of pushing all that power out of a 4 banger the amount of abuse the suspension and frames take and they keep going is just amazing I was never a hardcore fan of racing but I enjoy rally sports
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  1527. Funny story, back in 1984 i was driving a 2 CV from Copenhagen to Nice in France. We were 3 guys going for a juhuu holiday. The car was old 15 years and max speed with us 3 dudes in it was 50 miles an hour, on the German autobahn we would go really close to the trucks and get sucked along, it raised the speed to almost 60 miles/h. It took us 42 hours to get there. Great memory.
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  1528. Ignoring the Roo for a second. Ol'mate is pig / boar hunting. The dogs wearing an armoured neck and breast plate to protect against the tusks and will chase down and hold the pigs / boars until the boss arrives with a big knife (look on his right hip). The dog was very lucky the roo missed with that kick, very powerful with a large sharp claw on its feet. In addition to not being able to move backwards, most kangaroos also can't move their hind legs independently of each other. That tail actually functions as a third leg.
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  1529. Many years ago I was vacationing in Alacanti Spain,when I met an American couple on the beach.They asked where I was from,told them Canada.The look on their faces was total shock!They could not believe how I could tolerate the heat in Spain as I lived in an igloo.I went along with them cuz I really thought they were making a joke but then I realized they were very serious.I proceeded to expand on their ignorance.I told them about how we build our igloo,s,heat them,dog sleds etc etc.They bought it all.I laughed so much for days.
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  1530. I recommend reacting to "belgian beer culture" on youtube. I work for the duvel Moortgat company (i'm not a representative at all btw). Everyone working at the brewery, from someone who cleans the floors, to the sales team, is proud of the heavenly taste we deliver. In 1871 our brewery was established by Jan-Leonard Moortgat, a descendant from the brewers family in Steenhuffel. Today, our CEO is Michel Moortgat. The 4th generation. He actually made Duvel bigger than it used to be. Now we have the privilege to call people all over the world our colleagues. From different breweries in Belgium, the Netherlands, france, italy,... to breweries like, Ommegang, firestone walker and boulevard brewing i NY, CALI, and Kansas respectively. The trick is (as far as i see making sure to keep to each brewery what made it special in the first place. Also you can find a video on yt on how to pour a duvel correctly, and why we pour it like that. Also, chouffe is also part of our big family, and we have alot of love for them
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  1531. I missed the Omega Lotus which was a sub 6s Omega build by Lotus. I was mindblown as a small kid.
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  1532. Here in Estonia (southern neighbour of Finland), we have very similar ways of living. The dryers are great if you neeed dry clothes fast out of the wash, but the racks are the best, because no amount of fabric softener can replace the fresh smell and feeling of clothes that dry in the open air outside. Obviously the air quality here in the northern Europe is very good, so that also plays into this, but still.
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  1533. Check out Bruce Wilson's newest video, where he drives a heavy haul Scania in Sweden!
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  1534. If an American watches, or is a fan of Dakar Rally, they probably know the Tatra brand. Thanks for the reaction.
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  1535. I'm Dutch but I live in Poland and I'm in love with everything Polish. You guys deserve to visit Poland (and other countries nearby) and experience all this food freshly made. ❤
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  1536. In Italy we say "Il pandino non si infama" it mean that you can't talk bad about the Panda in any situation. You can say everything you want about Ferrari, Lamborghini, Ducati, Alfa, Lancia, and so on; but if you talk shit about Panda we can be angry. this is the level of love that we have of this car in Italy
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  1537. Congrats IWrocker family. Couldn't think of anyone who deserves it more.
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  1538. It's basically 2 semis, but the second truck is replaced with a dolly, hooked to the back of the first trailer. So it has 3 points of articulation.
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  1539. That video was full of errors. Apart from the weight restrictions that others have already corrected in other comments, the consolidation/ownership map of global manufacturers and their brands is really complex. From memory, it goes something like this- * Daimler (Mercedes) owns: Mercedes Benz Trucks (Europe, Asia, Australia), Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks (Global), Freightliner Trucks, Detroit Diesel Engines (North America), Mercedes Trucks and Busses (Brazil), EvoBus (which includes MB busses and Setra busses, Global), Thomas Busses (USA) and a smattering of other smaller manufacturers that I'm forgetting right now. Up until recent unfortunate evens they also owned Kamaz in Russia, but that's pretty much over now... * The Volvo group owns: Volvo Trucks, Renault Trucks (Europe, Asia, Australia), Volvo VNL (North America, formerly Volvo-White), Mack (USA), Volvo Busses (Global), Prevost Coaches (North America), NovaBus (North America) and probably a few smaller ones I'm forgetting. * Paccar owns: DAF (Europe, Asia, Australia), Kenworth and Peterbilt (North America), Irisbus (which includes DAF, Carosa, Renault and Iveco busses, Europe and Asia). * VW group owns VW Trucks (Brazil) and Navistar (North America), and also holds controlling stakes in MAN trucks and Busses and Scania Trucks and busses (Europe Asia and Australia), and up until recently they owned the Belorussian truck manufacturer MAZ. Fiat used to have a heavy truck division - Iveco, but they sold it off to a Dutch holding company called Exor N.V. (hence the DAF+Iveco bus connection). I do not think there is any engine sharing between Volvo and Scania, at least none that I'm aware of. If anything, MAN and Scania are the relatives, both being effectively owned by the Volkswagen group.
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  1540. Greatings from Bavaria, and the Blue Unimog you show us in this Video, have a preasure control on each wheel. You can change the preasure of each wheel how you want, without leaving the cockpit. 😁😁
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  1541. Hi from Brisbane, Australia. I had the great pleasure to drive over this masterpiece in 2017 while on holidays in Europe. Had previously watched 2 documentaries on its construction and put it on the bucket list when planning my trip.
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  1542. you can modify your car, but it needs to be inspected. reputable brands for aftermarket parts even try to get their parts certified. that is not just for lights, it is for a lot of other stuff. that's why people with tuned cars usually drive around with a thick folder or two full of documentation.
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  1543. Yes, this is a seasonal drink in Ukraine we drink it cold in a hot summer. For those who have not tried kvas, I will describe it like this: it’s like taking a sip of wheat beer that you eat with bread) My favorite is dark kvas with honey. With Love from Ukraine
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  1544. The top speed for MotoGP (my jam) is correct. The top speed record for MotoGP is around 366 kmh at Mugello in Italy. They can be geared to go even faster but they run out of road :D
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  1545. I know these guys put it on for the entertainment, but it's still understandable to us even without the subtitles. I also love the look on the faces of foreigners when they try and decipher what the hell we just said. Funny as hell.
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  1546. The 917 started the Le Mans dominance for Porsche. It's an absolute legend and beast of a car. It's the daddy.
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  1547. alright, ive got one for you mate, im a kiwi, and an american tourist came up to me and asked me where the walmart was, when i replied sorry mate we dont have those in this country, and i really wish i was making this next part up.... the dude replied, im not looking for a girlfriend im looking for walmart, gobsmacked, i said, what do you mean? he then yells, IM NOT LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO MATE WITH, really slowly like he thought i didnt speak english, i proceeded to damn near die of laughter in front of him.
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  1548. I'm Italian other important thing, fruits and vegetables in season . Vitamin are better than the one out season. If you can come here in Italy try more regional food in the little town in rural zone and you can go in paradise😂
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  1549. When I saw the video's title, I thought, "Yay, he's reached 100K!" Thanksgiving never crossed my mind! Guess that underscores one of the differences between the US and Oz 😅 But seriously, thank you & your lovely family for the sincere interest you show in our amazing country. We look forward to welcoming you when you're finally able to make the big trip you've always dreamed of 😊
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  1550. 6:40 "look at that cool little amusement park" made me really laugh. That is the Oktoberfest! 6 million visitors per year is not really "little".
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  1551. When you have to start figuring out 1/16th, 3/8th, 4/10th or whatever and their relationship between each other just to choose the right wrench there is no longer any question: it is insane to use imperial. I grew up in the US but I had forgotten how nuts imperial is until I saw on TV the rugged bikers of OC customs, who are experienced professionals, building a motorcycle and they had to stop to scratch their heads over which bolt size was which and the exact size difference between them. To someone like me who had simply picked between 8mm, 10mm, 12mm etc. and their sizes and relationship between their sizes being incredibly easy it was unfathomable how anyone had ever thought it's a good idea to have a fractions-based bolt size system.
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  1552. Sanpelegrino is simply the best
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  1553. France vs USA. Not Europe.
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  1554. Of course the police cars are mostly manual. How else would you do a 3 point turn really fast or maneuvers that require a clutch or holding the revs up?
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  1555. There was a guy who brought over his Scania w/trailer to the US for his vacation trip. It had a speed limiter so could only do 90kph/55mph so he was passed by American trucks all the time on the flats, but it also had 770 hp so when he started climbing the Rockies he was still doing 55 on the incline, now passing all the American trucks...
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  1556. In the early days of the Isle of Man TT there was a team that won just because instead of taking 10 minutes to refuel they just pulled off the empty tank and connected a new one that was already full. The rules were changed for the next year...
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  1557. Believe it or not but while all this fun is going on sometimes a race breaks out 😂
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  1558. Finns are born with a steering wheel in their hands.
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  1559. "walking must build up leg strength like crazy" 😂 that is the most American thing ive heard in a long time! ❤
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  1560. Those skyscrapers in Paris are called "la défense", they are actually outside the historic Paris line. They are pretty much office buildings with Total, EDF and Suez owning/renting offices or the entire building. Total being fuels and energies, EDF being the French national electric company and GDF Suez being gas and resources. It's actually a beautiful skyline since most of the buildings are recently built with a few more coming up. But it is technically outside Paris.
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  1561. The acceleration from 200 km/h over 300 km/h was INSANE!!
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  1562. 14.40 that Tesla thing is not only the ugliest car I have ever seen, it is the ugliest THING I have ever seen.
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  1563. It's funny seeing that café in Nashville, it has a typical décor of a laid back Aussie café, glad you liked the Sausage roll, it's more of a gourmet one than a regular sausage roll, good to see you like the coffee, Australia inherited it's "real" coffee from the Italians when they started migrating here, thank god we did, as we now have some of the best coffee anywhere, keep a look out for Campos if you can find it over there, it's a very nice product ☕☕☕
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  1564. It uses a modified version (for road regulations) of the 2016 world championship winning Mercedes F1 power unit!
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  1565. As a German … that’s not bread, that’s toast … because that’s all it’s good for :) When baking myself I basically only use flour (usually rye), liquid sour dough and yeast (making fresh sour dough is too much work to do for me if I am only baking once a month or so), water, salt and a little bit of sugar (to get the yeast started better) … but it’s only about 2 tablespoons of sugar on a kilogram of flour. I might add some seeds if I feel like it … Real fresh bread is only shelf stable for 1-3 days - that’s one of the reasons for the added chemicals in processed bread.
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  1566. Taxi 2 is the best. I saw it as a sneak preview in the cinema with a friend and we were in stitches from the opening scene onwards. NINJAAAAAAAAA!
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  1567. Happy Australia Day To All Y'all That celebrate, And for those that Don't, Happy Thursday to Y'all 😎😎
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  1568. In my unbiased opinion as a Schalke fan, I think Manuel Neuers best games were in the Champions League quarterfinal against FC Porto and semi final against Manchester United. Even Sir Alex Furgeson said afterwards that was the best performance of a goalkeeper he's ever seen in a game.
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  1569. I don’t know how to process you just biting into a chocolate block instead of breaking off the rows like a sane person 😉😝
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  1570. 1.5 liter bottles are common in Sweden. But I usually drink tap water.
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  1571. When I was a kid, I dreamed to drive a Citroën 2cv (I'm French). 30 years later, I bought one and drive it every day 😁
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  1572. The Netherlands are the perfect neighbors you can wish for. So glad i live only 20km from the border. 🇳🇱💟🇩🇪
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  1573. You really seem determined to try as many European drinks as possible 😂 Tbh, go on... It's really informative and shows what is good about the European food industry and what changes the American food industry needs! All I'm gonna say is, hopefully, the people will wake up sooner than later.
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  1574. Czech here, as far as I know our local volunteer firefighters still use one of these bad boys and still works great
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  1575. In the US they stop you from the rear because the person that is stopped might have a gun. This isn't an accurrance here. So the police will overtake you and give the instruction on the sign. They'll also will never stop you on the hard shoulder. But drive somewhere safe to do the interview.
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  1576. 2014's worst accident was actually Jules Bianchi hitting a recovery crane and while it was not immediately fatal, he died from his injuries 9 months later. It is F1's only death since Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna died at Imola in 1994. (Although Antoine Hubert died in an F2 crash at Spa in 2019) 2018 is the same Marcus Ericsson that won this year's Indy 500.
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  1577. Perlege is an export version of Cisowianka, i.e. de facto it is the same water from the same source in the Drzewce Village in the Nałęczów Commune. Nałęczowianka is water obtained from a source in Nałęczów-Zdrój, the capital of the Nałęczów commune, so these two companies come from the same region. There are many different types of water in Poland, from regular still, lightly carbonated, sparkling, mineral and medicinal. There are also many health resorts in Poland that rely on mineral water sources.
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  1578. I'm a busdriver in Ireland. I can make a video of the interior and exterior for you if you want to learn more.
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  1579. You are a legend mate🤣, I know alot of Americans dont like swearing but you just sounded like a true blue Aussie. Hooked on your video's. Cheers Dennis
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  1580. A lot of people like to give Adelaide a hard time, but we have everything you need. Beaches all along one side, hills and towns on another, and at each end there are well known wine regions
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  1581. When Ian starts swearing, you know he’s having a blast! 😆
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  1582. JUDD has been making competition engines since the 70s and are well respected within the community, they have made F1 and various single-seater series engines and still make them for the Le Mans 24hr.
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  1583. It is so funny watching it as a German 😂🤣😂😂
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  1584. Nurburgring 24 hour starts tomorrow and into Sunday, all live on the tubes guys.
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  1585. lol this beer in the Netherlands cost around 2 euro.
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  1586. Most European cars if you brake really hard, hard enough to trigger the ABS, then the amber hazard warning lights come on
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  1587. I live right in the line of the cyclone and have everything battened down. Just playing the waiting game now. I pray all my fellow Queenslanders will be safe. 🙏❤️🥰🇦🇺
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  1588. Confirmed no TimTams left in Australia 😁😁
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  1589. As a Finn, I say that Czech beers are the best in the world. The Germans as a good second.
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  1590. Finns always build sauna first.
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  1591. Ian, I think you're reading the European nutrition labels wrong. There may be a per-serving column, but they are required to have the standardized per-100g/100ml column. That 10g of sugar is per 100ml. It would be interesting to know if there is a difference between European and Mexican sodas. Also, if you asked the shop, they might be willing to take orders for larger quantities. That kind of thing's a guaranteed sale on top of what they have on their shelves.
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  1592. Being an Aussie, I love seeing your appreciation for our country.
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  1593. I drive a DACIA Dokker since 2017 and find it is an incredible value for its price. Fun fact: My car comes from a romanian brand, owned by a french brand and build in Marocco! 😅👍👍👍
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  1594. So glad to see an American try Vegemite the right way!! It is somewhat healthy, very rich in B vitamins, but as always, used sparingly it’s healthy. Glad you liked it!
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  1595. The shelf price thing really pissed me off in the US. You still have to add tax so the price on the shelf is not what you pay at the checkout. I hated doing a weekly shop, I never knew how much to expect to pay. I'm grateful that here in Australia the tax is already included in the advertised price. What you see is what you pay.
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  1596. About the paying bathroom : as it was said, it is to help people clean it but there are other reasons to that. It can also be to keep out people who do not want to use the bathroom but break stuff, graffiti, or simply just squat or trash the place down. A lot of the times cleaning people will be here at all times to clean when needed, but automatic bathrooms are more and more common, especially in western Europe. Also, those paying bathroom are mostly in public spaces like in parks, in the city etc... I've almost never seen them in spaces like shopping malls or stadiums for example since they have other sources of revenue to pay for clean bathrooms. About Blitzers : here in France, there are stationnary ones. When on the road, you might see a sign saying that the speed is checked on this section, that means there's a stationnary one. About cops checking your speed live, there are a lot of them sadly as it generates a lot of revenue, but we have an app where people say where they are and the app tells you, as you're driving, to watch out for them. And it knows the location of the stationnary ones too. About air conditioning : Our houses are built differently than american houses so we don't necessarily need AC, especially in old houses and buildings. Supermarkets, police stations, offices etc... all of them have AC, but individual homes do not, or rarely. Older houses were built with thick walls, meaning they retain cold easily. Add to that old towns and villages with all those houses with thick walls close together, creating small streets that stay in the shade during summer. I actually like to go to these old villages during summer as these streets have fresh wind running through them, making it a nice spot to sit down and rest. There was one time when I was in the mountains in summer, hiking to an abandonned village. It was incredibly hot outside and when I arrived in the village, I entered an abandonned home and it was so fresh inside, it was almost cold. The walls were 3 feet thick, filled with stones or bricks, meaning the cold stayed inside during the day. Compared to houses in America, when I see them being built, it's not wonder that americans need AC, there way less insulation compared to old european houses.
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  1597. Here's a fun fact... During Fernando Alonso's debut season in 2001, the team he drove for (Minardi) was so short-staffed and financially unstable, that he was actively helping the mechanics work on his car... Like we're talking literally helping to take the whole thing apart and put it back together, for pretty much every race!
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  1598. Would be interesting to see your reaction Ian to the cars in the Australian ute muster they definitely would be something that you haven't seen before and see what a real bull bar looks like on a car based ute.
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  1599. The idea is that he can get there before the ambulance, and work out what is needed. His knowledge and skill at that point is more important than the ambulance. Ambulance is more for transport and base.
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  1600. Mate, the fact you said 'lollies' first instead of 'candies' confirms how Aussie you really are! Onya!
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  1601. Fun fact, and bearing in mind the prestige of achieving a 147, Ronnie o sullivan once purposely missed the final black of a 147 break in protest at the prize money being too low! Usually it is £147k! ronnie is the goat.
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  1602. Sisu is a Finnish manufacturer, they also make the Pasi 6X6 for the Finnish military under the name Patria. There is a cool video where Finnish YouTube channel TekNavi test drives the new Patria 6X6 with Rally champion Markku Alén.
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  1603. I am not sure how it is in America, but the Bunnings sausage sizzle is iconic! Literally the only reason I keep gold coins anymore is in the hope of the return of the Bunnings sausage sizzle, or the democracy sausage!
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  1604. "Sounds like socialism to me" has actually become such a meme, that I would comment that myself sometimes in a joking manner, and I've seen it by many Europeans, too.
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  1605. "What is snooker?" Played all over the world since 1875. A development of billiards played since the 15th CENTURY. POOL is on US tv because a game lasts 3 mins and they can do adverts - US tv runs sports
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  1606. Australia and any war, there'sonly 1 quote for it. "If I had to take hell, I would use the Australians to take it and the New Zealanders to hold it." -Erwin Rommel. Just don't ask us to go to war with a flightless bird.
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  1607. I don't know why but these videos have no business being this interesting
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  1608. I´m Czech, but I can´t handle how much crowded Prague become. I simply can´t handle it with my crowd phobia. However during covid restrictions I have made several trips to the capital and I have to admit, damn it´s beatiful! Unfortunately for me, crowds of turists had returned so I have to wait for another pandemic :D
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  1609. I remember watching this live, I loved how every other team in pit lane came out to congratulate him, it was truly a magical lap. To put it in perspective, from memory positions 2 to 10 were separated by 1.1 seconds, that's how even the cars are. And then Greg Murphy eclipses the fastest time by another 1.1 seconds. He was on another level that day.
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  1610. 9:53 "I can safely say I have never seen any commercials quite like that." Actually, it's the other way round: for years you have seen pretty much all those commercials, because that's exactly the point: they're lampooning every single cliché you have ever seen on commercials.
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  1611. G'Day Ian, When I was a kid about 8 years old my dad took me out to a cattle station near Coober Pedy in South Australia. A road train with a "White" prime mover had 6 trailers on, the driver did a U turn and got the nose of the truck following the back of the last trailer about 4 feet away. he did a couple of loops before driving away. Awesome.
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  1612. I once left my wallet on the roof of my car at a shopping centre. I got home and realised what I'd done and was getting ready to retrace my steps to try and find my wallet. As I was about to leave, a gentleman came into the property asking for me. He'd found my wallet on the road and checked the license, then drove 5km to my place to return it. Bloody legend.
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  1613. The V10 TDI was introduced in the VW Group with the VW Phaeton. The car was a flop because not many people wanted a luxury car that looked like a VW Passat. V10 TDI (VW Phaeton) unit injector 4.9l: 313 hp at 3750 rpm; 750 Nm at 2000 rpm V12 TDI (Audi Q7) common rail 5.9l: 500 hp at 3750 rpm; 1000 NM at 1750 rpm
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  1614. Something about the flag even most austrians don't know: it's even older than the guy who made that facts video found in his reasearch. He said it's from the Babenberg dynasty, which is where the Habsburg dynasty inherited it from which the republik inherited it. But thing is, this flag was already used by the "Eppensteiner" family which died out in 1122. Their flag and land posessions were inherited by the Traungauer dynasty and when they died out in 1192, the Babenberger dynasty inherited it. So by the time the ones he mentioned got it, the first 2 families it beloged to on todays austrian ground hand already died out! (And when the Babenbergers died out the Habsburgs inherited it. So basically the Habsburgers were the ones having it for the longest time and the only ones who managed to not die out. ;-) The "thing" in the Middle is an eagle and just used on the flag when the flag is used by official government authorities, otherwise it's just the red white red. (only they are allowed to use it with the "coat of arms" which is absically the eagle) The eagle wears a "crown out of a city wall made out of bricks" (hard to translate) as a symbol for the burgoisi?, has a hammer in one hand for the workers and a sickle in the other to symbolize the people in agriculture and has broken chains to symbolize the end of the dictatorship during WW2. On it's heart it has the shield with the austrian flag itself. Fun thing, the coat of arms for one of the federal states of austria is in use since around 1172 in the same form for the same thing and thus one of the oldest coats of arms still in use today almost unchanged. The coat of arms of styria that is. And there is a inscription in latin somewhere that translates to "nobody should tease the styrian panther because there's fire comming out of his mouth and his ass! 😎 (but the thing is that originally there was fire out of all it's body openings. all of them... (ok this got way longer than i anticipated, sorry!)
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  1615. @13:00 thta's actually pretty common in Poland in rural areas - it is a village and it has one street, because there is a one main road - think wild west "towns" but stretched along the road for a mile or two. One of the effect of this, as you can see on the picture - see those narrow lines - that's because each house needed to have a field for surviving, but also wanted to have it near - so they settled on long narrow strips like that.
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  1616. Probably the most important Škoda ever - when it was launched in 1987, VW drove the Favorit as part of its market research and praised it in an internal memo - VW was particularly surprised by its comfort, vibration behavior and high-quality interior by Eastern Bloc standards. So much so that Škoda was believed to have the potential to survive after the end of the Eastern Bloc, which is why VW gradually bought out Škoda as it became possible. Fun fact: Before 1990, the Škoda Favorit sold so well in the enemy countries of Western Europe (especially in the UK, but also in West Germany) that it was not sold at all in friendly foreign countries (e.g. East Germany).
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  1617. I just looked this up, so Orangina was invented by Spanish pharmacist Augustin Trigo Mirallès and introduced at a fair in Marseille (France) in 1932 under the name Naranjina. There frenchman Léon Beton bought the distribution rights and changed the name to Orangina.
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  1618. English is basically two separate languages, one spoken and one written ;p that's why spelling competitions (i believe they are called spelling bees?) are popular in English speaking countries but barely make sense in Polish, because Polish people can spell a word even if they hear it for the first time. The only thing that can be problematic are pairs of letters that sound the same - u/ó, ch/h and ż/rz, but they actually make sense in flexion and there are simple rules to know which one it should be, so it's not a problem for native speakers past elementary school ;p Fun fact: they used to represent different sounds but merged into one in their basic form, but the distinction is still prevalent in other Slavic languages and looking at those different languages you can deduce the proper spelling in Polish ;p
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  1619. Emma singing head shoulders knees nd toes is the most adorable thing ever!!!
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  1620. Gday Ian. Great clip. Those Group B cars were absolute beasts. I reckon rally drivers are THE best drivers. Take a Go Pro drive with one and be prepared to need new underwear quickly!!
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  1621. When you can appreciate the skill and artistry in a 20 minute safety battle, then you will be a true fan.
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  1622. Glenn Robbins is a legend. You should check out one of his earlier characters, Uncle Arthur.
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  1623. 11:20 - Initially Seat made a Cupra version of several of its models, as the performance version, but then they decided to turn it into an actual brand.
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  1624. Back in 2012, I travelled on one of these TGV’s from Paris to London (using the Channel Tunnel) at top speed, we were doing 300kph, which is about 186mph. What I found incredible was that when I walked through several carriages to get to the dining car, it was steadier than walking the aisle of an aeroplane. I never felt the need to grab for a handrail or anything like that. It was silky smooth. no track joins that I could hear or feel, either. Not sure how that works. I’ll admit that I could’ve flown, but the cost was about the same and I wanted to see what 186mph felt like. ;-)
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  1625. The coupe body is the Sierra RS Cosworth, the original. They were two wheel drive. They made an “ultimate” derivative called the RS 500 which was more used as a touring car and highly successful. Some road versions were made for homologation reasons. There was a 4x4 of the original but they are rare and were not coveted. The Cosworth then morphed into the Sierra Sapphire Cosworth and they did have 4 doors, were more of a saloon (sedan) and had both 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive. Many were tuned UP to original RS 500 spec but they never officially made a 500 as it primarily a road car that was then adapted for racing, not the other way around which was the original cars primary intention. Many covet the RS 500, they command very very high prices now for obvious reasons. The original cars still very much sought after now but the market for the Sapphire is is creeping up as they were really tuneable but original unmodified cars are getting rare. And yes, Ford Europe had a thing for large wings….this is the original RS Cosworth but also check the Escort Cosworth….that had a similarity mad rear wing. The Escort was also NOT really an Escort either. It LOOKS like a Cosworth, but it’s actually a Sierra Cosworth platform with a chunk cut out of the middle to make a shorter wheelbase and stiffen it up. They were homologation specials for the road and the numbers were made but you will have already seen them on older WRC videos you will have watched. Also quite successful but absolutely revered as a road car and prices have gone up a heck of a lot over the years. Iconic cars, all of them
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  1626. There's a reason why the interior of a Euro Truck is very car-like. This makes it easier to find your way around and it doesn't take that much to get used to switching from the car to the truck. In addition, it also simply looks high-quality, which automatically makes you feel more comfortable than if everything were just functional. You spend more time in your truck than at home. it is important that you feel comfortable in the truck and that is taken into account by the european truck manufacturers.
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  1627. Just to add fun to it, the 3 surfing brands: Rip Curl, Quicksilver, and Billabong are all aussie :)
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  1628. V10 era. The exhausts are like a musical instrument. And because the rev range is so wide, so are the notes it can play. As these cars can be controlled by a laptop they can just get the engine to rev to the correct rpm for the notes, and then its just the timing. Awesome machines and like the demise of concorde, feels like we have gone backwards.
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  1629. This is so hilarious watching an American reacting to other Americans speaking a different language as if they had two heads! 🤣
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  1630. I would say Würth won. Half the price, much lighter and the inside mechanics are still working.
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  1631. I am from The Netherlands and have been to Belgium and i have eaten the Fries and i can tell you, they are Amazing!! And not only Fries, Everything is next level! In Belgium they really know what they are doing!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  1632. Glad you enjoyed my video. Things have certainly changed a lot in the UK Rally scene since I made that video 13 years ago now!
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  1633. Basically everywhere throughout Europe, whenever you start digging >3 metres deep, chances are you'd find something ancient. You have to stop digging, archeologists have to dig out and research what's there, may be add it to museum exhibitions, and only then woudl you proceed with the construction. Pretty standardized process now.
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  1634. Pedro could be straight out of a western. Love his looks!
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  1635. There's several explanations for the success of the magic roundabout, but my favourite is that since everyone's so terrified of it, they drive carefully and slowly. And that's the fundamental maths of a junction like this. It is overall much faster to process a large number of cars moving slowly than a small number of cars moving faster.
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  1636. Magpies are one of the smartest birds so if they find a safe place they will be back. They can live up to 30 years so often end up as your friend. I had one that would sit on my clothesline while I was hanging out my washing. Then they would bring young here and I would have them all follow me into the kitchen. There's nothing like waking up to the magpie song. Throw a kookaburra in and I'm in heaven!!!
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  1637. IT's impressing from Milwaukee and Würth that only the square broke as far as i noticed but the inner mechanics should be still good 😅👍
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  1638. The thing about fariy bread is that it's a cheap treat that is fun and colourful, can be made on mass, and many parents serve it at kids parties. So it's often not the food stuffs that we enjoy, but the childhood comfort that memories of fariy bread creates. Hence the defensive tone. You're not attacking sprinkles on bread, you're attacking my childhood.
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  1639. At this point we need to send something for the folks at Ian’s local post office they’ve been working over time.
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  1640. Ferrari Tipo 044/1 3.0 V12, power was between 700-760 horsepower, with a 17,000 rpm redline. The car was actually a good step forward in terms of performance, scored 11 podiums in 95. Sadly the reliability was still an Achilles heel. Powerful, but thirsty. They switched to a more conventional V10 the following year
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  1641. Merry Christmas!!!!🎄🎁
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  1642. At driving school (1979 🙈) I practiced on manual and automatic cars. All those years later, I never wanted to drive an automatic. I simply have more control over the engine in a manual car. For example, I can use the engine to brake and drive with more control in the snow. Greetings from Germany
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  1643. Its like one of the most sweetest drink brands in Europe so when he said it doesnt compare to USA sweatness im curious do they just drink pure sugar i want to try the colorful drinks that they have but at the same time i feel like i would just have to throw it in the bin after 1 sip .
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  1644. im an Aussie but i really do love a good Haka, especially when their All Blacks rugby team do it
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  1645. On the American currency thing, I worked in tourism for many years in Cairns. It's amazing the number of times Americans complained that they couldn't pay in American $'s rather than our "monopoly" money WOW!! This seemed to be more common with tour groups rather than solo travellers or honey- mooners. In a resort I worked at one of the front office guys was fed up with this & used to say "sure you can pay in American $"s but on an exchange rate of 1 to 1" They seemed happy with this not realising they were paying way too much lol
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  1646. Here in my country, Spain, trial is very popular. We had great champions over the years including Toni Bou, the Greatest trial rider of all time. 15 straight world championships plus 15 straight indoor world championships for a total of 30 World Championships. Since 2007 Toni has won every single Trial World Championship. The guy is a beast.
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  1647. Superwog is nothing but hilarious skits with no filter. These 2 champions haven't made a bad video yet 💯👍
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  1648. I've never seen anybody hold a kitkat for that long😂 are you cold blooded Ian?😂
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  1649. "Ute" is more of a general term here for a utility vehicle. We would still call that a ute or dropside ute. The term "truck" is used for vehicles with larger load carrying capacity than a "ute".
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  1650. I think Oz has become more and more influenced by USA over time, especially in popular tourist areas on the east coast. It still has a big British influence too. I like to think that we take some of the best parts from both continents but still have our own unique culture. 😊
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  1651. Here in Australia there are companies like Rare Spares that do nothing else but make modern retro spare parts, if you get my meaning, to keep classic cars like these running. It's a whole cottage industry these days. Engines may be of varying levels of originality; Dick Johnson's 1984 Falcon, for example, is a time capsule that has never been touched since the day it finished its last race - even the oil stains are authentic. For a lot of cars, though, they're only "the car" in the sense that it's the original bodyshell and they've been re-created to some specific era or race. Some might even be replicas. 3:57 Looks like the Ferrari Breadvan. 6:45 is an Arrows A10, an F1 car from 1987. Engine was the BMW turbo that famously produced so much power the dyno couldn't measure it, rebuilt for the team by Megatron. Unfortunatey by 1987 pop-off valves had arrived, so the engine's only real advantage was gone. 7:54 is a Tyrrell 012, another F1 car from 1983. Stuck with a Cosworth V8, just about the only non-turbo engine on the grid by that point, they tried to make the car super-light to compete. They got caught cheating in 1984, but that's a long and rather sordid story. 8:20 Looks like an Aussie S5000 car, a modern reboot of classic Formula 5000 from the 1970s, powered by a 5-litre Ford Coyote V8. Good cars, fun to watch, they usually pair up with TCR events here in Straya. Might be wrong though, it could be a Formula 2 car or something. 8:58 is an Embassy Hill, a mid-1970s F1 car from the great Graham Hill's own team. It does sound awesome, Cosworth DFVs always do! 10:44 Looks like a Maserati 4CLT, the F1 ride of choice for the amateur enthusiast in the early 1950s. 11:05 Is some sort of Indy roadster, early 1960s. 11:38 Is an Alfa Romeo 155 touring car from what looks like the 1995 BTCC. 12:55 Is another BTCC car, a Renault Laguna from the late 90's. 13:04 Is a Rover SD1 from around 1984. 14:20 Is a Lotus 77, I think, from 1976 - just before the team brought in ground effects and changed the game forever. 14:44 Ah yes, the famous Tyrrell P34 from 1976 and '77. The idea was to remove the drag of big front wheels rotating in the airflow, then make up for the lost front-end grip by having more wheels. It worked to a degree, as the lost drag was calculated to be worth an extra 40hp from their DFV engine, and they won a race (the '76 Swedish GP at Anderstorp, if memory serves). But performance fell off as Goodyear stopped bothering to develop the special front tyres, and eventually they just gave up and went back to a normal layout. 15:14 Lotus 49 from 1968. The first F1 car to carry commercial sponsorship. Jim Clark died early in the year so Graham Hill carried the team, ultimately winning the championship at the final round (I told you a DFV always sounds amazing!).
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  1652. When it comes to the change, you get charged to the closest 5c so it balances out. If a product is $9.99 you pay $10 but if it’s $9.92 you pay $9.90. It’s all good 👍🏻
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  1653. As a German I can agree, belgian foods are very tasty. Esp. the belgian beer is nice, and chocolate, and of cause the best Fries world wide!
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  1654. Volvo invented the 3-point seat belt, and for safety they did not take patent so everyone could make safer cars as well
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  1655. @13:47 Electric Skoda Enyaq. I had a blast watching this. That weird sounding truck you asked about, i might be wrong, but it sounded like a 2 stroke. And the motorcycle looking cars, are Velorex, and the best thing about them is that you can take the "body" off, and wash it. :)
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  1656. Aussie here; When I was on a road trip in the US we were about halfway between Nashville and Memphis - both cities of course in the same small state. We pulled into a designated information centre for the region just off the road and asked the middle aged, very pleasant attendant for some advice about what to check out in Memphis (about 90km down the road) she said with the upmost southern sincerity; quote “well I’ve never been to Memphis but did go to Nashville once for school so can’t help you out sorry” 😳
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  1657. The independent heating system it's almost mandatory for trucks, because in Europe is forbidden to keep your engine running while stationary during the shift break, in a parking lot for example, to keep your cabin heated or cooled, because the independent heater also incorporates a cooling system as well
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  1658. The combination of confidence and ignorance is a very dangerous thing! As this video shows!
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  1659. In Europe parking at the airport usually costs more than your Ryanair/Easyjet flight!
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  1660. I'm a kiwi in Australia. As much as New Zealand and Australia take the piss out of eachother, anyone else steps on the toes of either nation, the other will jump right in to bat. Like the "only I can fight my brother" mentality
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  1661. The Mercedes was a GLA which is the smallest SUV Mercedes is offering. However you still should be able to sit comfortably in it if you adjust your seat unless you‘re like 2 meters or bigger. Regarding the ‚rechts vor links‘ video: at every intersection without a traffic sign you have to yield for cars coming from your right hand side. The triangle sign with the arrow in it means you have the right of way for only the next intersection while the white square with the yellow square in it means that you have the right of way for the whole street you‘re driving on.
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  1662. The clip with the firefighters is the beginning of an old p*rn video from the 90s. 😂
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  1663. What generate this love and dedication of the fan in Europe is that the clubs aren't franchise that can change town whenever it is convenient to them, these clubs are part of the town and will never go anywhere, it creates a bond impossible in US sport system. If you add on top of that the relegation process, the european cups for the better teams of each country ... well you see the result.😅
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  1664. 6:53 PS is just the German abbreviation for horse power (Pferdestärke)
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  1665. You can't spell AUSTRALIAN without IAN.
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  1666. Aussie coke is way better if you add BUNDY to it 😂👍
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  1667. Romanian here, I met a USA patriot which was asking why any one here speaks English. Told him welcome to Romania were we mainly speak Romanian, French, English and Russian. We are not obligated to speak English on our daily basis. He was furious and started making a tantrum. 3 min later police came and pick him and arrested it for public disturbance.
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  1668. 1. Fc Köln 🔴⚪
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  1669. See also the film SISU😆🤣😁
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  1670. The Chevy Suburbans are registrated in Austria to the diplomatic corps of the USA. W = Wien = Vienna, D = diplomatic corps, 5xxx = USA.
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  1671. In US, you join a miitia. In Europe, you join your local soccer club.
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  1672. yep as an aussie I gotta say I have had a number of americans tell me I speak really good english considering it's my second language. And the game that non american backpackers used to play with americans was 'name the capital city of a country'... sorry to say it was guaranteed you would win over americans every time.
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  1673. Walter Röhrl was an absolute rally monster in that era There is probably 5 people who could come close to his footwork in a racecar till this day
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  1674. Been some time since I got my driver's license; as far as I remember, the fog light ("Nebelschlussleuchte" in German) is mandatory, has to be at the driver's side of the car, and has to be way brighter than the regular tail lights. It's a great safety feature in poor visibility situations like fog, heavy rain or snow, as it allows you to better gauge the distance to the next car ahead (or even see them in the first place)
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  1675. You stopped to soon..the best part is the cops getting the giggles in the car after they left😂
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  1676. An interesting fact to note is that no one has EVER had a fatal crash in a Volvo XC90 (in the UK) since the model's release in 2002
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  1677. Imagine having to drive from Sweden to Greece (about 7 languages) or Portugal to Poland (5 or 6 languages) if signs were not standardised. Even the British have those signs - and they do exceptionalism just as well as Americans can do it. Although there are differences from country to country and there are definitely plenty of signs in the local language(s), the basic instructions and warnings are easily understandable making driving easier and safer. I'm all for it.
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  1678. As an Australian I hope we up the price of coal, given that it's apparently in high demand now, we need to make them pay for leaving ours ships at sea for over a year.
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  1679. Whilst UV levels in Australia are high there is no ozone hole over Australia.
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  1680. 4:25 so a small correction, you said "the next year you're watching, and they're not there?". They aren't there IN THAT LEAGUE, but they do still exist, they just drop to the league below. With that comes smaller crowds, smaller teams, smaller revenues etc etc etc. Imagine being a Raiders fan, and after a dismal season you CAN still watch the NFL, but if you want to keep watching the Raiders you have to travel around the country watching them play in small towns against local teams. And yes, "small" teams in lower leagues can absolutely claw their way up (although usually it takes a lot of money). If you're interested in those kind of stories I would HIGHLY recomend the documentary series "welcome to wrexham", which follows the story of the Wrexham team that was bought by Ryan Reynalds and Rob McElhenney. It's a great way for Americans to start learning more about football (not just the sport, the whole culture!)
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  1681. FYI, this beer is brewed in my home village, in the western part of Belgium, close to the French border. It is indeed named after the Duchess of Burgundy. The family who brewes this beer owns a lot of pubs in our country where that beer is served. But it costs under 2 euro (here at the source 🙂 )
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  1682. A lot of Americans think the USA is the world because they make the mistake to believe what medias claim that a world championship is between Los Angeles and New York (the superbowl is NOT a world championship it's a continental championship because no team outside the us participate to the superbowl. The problem is the same with Nascar...99% of them are American drivers who drive on US tracks... Nascar is NOT a world championship, but a continental championship)
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  1683. I think because of our health guidelines our fast food looks a bit fresher and appetising compared to what I've seen
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  1684. You should try Kinder Pingui, its amazing!
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  1685. What a nice car with Dutch number plates 😄 These plates and other specs of the car tell me this car is from 1981 or 1982, not 1964. Looking forward to see you driving one 👍
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  1686. Don't apologise mate. Nothing wrong with showing emotion. I just watched this, I knew survived cos I remembered the incident, but its still very emotional seeing him escape.
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  1687. In Australia, our sidewalks and roads are heated to 150 degrees 😅
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  1688. As a Motörhead American, I often feel like I was born on the wrong continent. This racing and summer-nats makes me think they hand out superchargers for Christmas.
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  1689. The streets in many cities have now been adapted. Previously that street was probably a 4 or 5 lane road.
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  1690. Australia's health system is NOTHING like the British NHS. Most Australians quake at a the idea of a "single payer" system. My daughter, in England, had painful, potentially dangerous, infected gall-stones for 3 years. She was denied surgery until she appealed to some kind of NHS tribunal. Here in Melbourne I was very sore one weekend. I was seen by my GP first thing Monday morning - infected gallstones. I was admitted to a pretty deluxe hospital Tuesday (32 inch touch screen on a boom over my bed - all the streaming movies and games I wanted), operated on Wednesday, home on Friday morning.
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  1691. I don't think most Americans realize how low their wages and work befits are are compared to most of the rest of the world. We don't tip our server because we don't need to. Your average waitress here is making about $18 per hour plus all kinds of benefits. In the US they are paid so low with no benefits that they really need those tips. From my perceptive that's just wrong. You shouldn't have to reply on the fickle generosity of the public to make your bills. Basically the US had given a free pass to business and put the onus onto you, the public. Don't tip wait staff here, might be seen as a kind of insult, like you think they need charity.
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  1692. My flight to Greece was rerouted and I ended up in Prague for 3 days. I am very glad that that happened, as Prague is beautiful and I soaked up the history. The Czech people are really friendly and have a rich history in engineering.
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  1693. It's great to see how united Europe can be in football. 4 weeks of European Championships are just fun.🥳
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  1694. Mate, as an Aussie I'm proud of you guys, this exemplifies the Aussie spirit... great work
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  1695. 205 T16 is basically a road version of a group B car. It is a factory upgraded mid engine car .
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  1696. You don't drive Polski Fiat.... You wear it and you're dead, if you hit a mosquito
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  1697. I posted on an American based channel that it was a good start to my Saturday morning and some couldn't comprehend that people live in other time zones that puts them in a different day. They got confused and seriously asked if i was a time traveler!
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  1698. @ 1:06 : "Fahr´ Arschl*ch!!" - priceless! ;-))
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  1699. The magpie is an incredibly smart bird and very magestic. But they defend their raising grounds to the death. They also won't swoop at all you if you keep eye contact with them, so lots of ppl put sunglasses on the back of their head to combat them. But there is so many accounts of them forming incredible friendships with humans whilst still being wild.
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  1700. We all Appreciate u giving back to the community. Not many generous youtubers like yourself well done👍🏼
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  1701. Nothing wrong with taking a break even if it was just moving back home. Some times all you need is some family time . 👍✌️😎🇦🇺
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  1702. Pedro's opening skills, German Approved!
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  1703. No need to apologise for anything mate. Apart from anything else a new addition to the family takes up time. You do a much better job at promoting Australia than any of our sad treasonous excuses for governments. Enjoy the race.
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  1704. It's true about 'Selfie' originating here. Wifi is also an Australian invention.
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  1705. Your name was mentioned on ' Bruce Wilson' Q&A. You should check out his channel. He had a Scania 770hp truck built and imported into the USA with the intention of taking it to various truck shows and trying to convince American truckers that Scania is the way forward. It would be nice to see you react to some of his videos.
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  1706. Actually, the Fiat 500X is not the little one. It's the SUV variety 😅
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  1707. I think its a form of respect. We value each others and our own time, so we communicate truthful, and to the point. Its almost perfectly synonym to 'efficient'.
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  1708. The Yellow Pages - Not Happy Jan commercial is worth watching.
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  1709. When I mention that the USA has “universal healthcare” but nobody qualifies for it, I was MOCKING IT. I was being sarcastic 😂😂 and I thought i conveyed that by how I said it in the video. 🎉 That’s how patriotic Americans defend the USA by mentioning that we have MedicAid and MediCare… and in reality I’m here thinking “than why don’t I qualify for them then if they’re universal “ 🤣
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  1710. In Portugal we have a lot of this . But usually it's cobble stone and not tarmac, so in winter is a fun experience. And also we usually drive manuals. Best thing it's to use the parking brake and let go wen the car starts creeping forward or your clutch won't last long
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  1711. That Orangina had a Polish label. /edit premature comment 😅He read it was from Poland. "Z miąższem pomarańczy" means with orange pulp. "Smak klasycznej pomarańczy" means taste of a classic orange. The european attached cap is supposed to help with recycling but I find it extremely handy when driving a car. No more caps flying away and getting stuck under the seat. Hello Mrs. Rocker, glad We finally get to see the face of the mysterious voice 😂
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  1712. RIP Gary The Goat. A Legend with a short, yet stellar life.
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  1713. it looks like NUKA COLA from Fallout 😂
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  1714. I hope a legend from Belgium sorts you out with some Côte-d'or chocolate. Hard to beat.
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  1715. They can also protect the glass in doors and windows during a hurricane. We have them in the Caribbean too!
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  1716. Jamie Dunn is the guy who does Agro. Legend 👍
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  1717. Kimi at his prime was unreal.
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  1718. The patterns on the UK emergency vehicles is called Battenburg, they also glow in the dark making then super visible and less of a risk of being hit by traffic
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  1719. He is from Lofoten 😂 In the North, the Police drive you home
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  1720. Actualy in 14th century Czech and Polish language were almost identical, even the writing was, but then Czech writing came thrue simplifications and we replaced some sounds like for example CZ, SZ, RZ with diacritic Č, Š, Ř. So thet´s why Bohemia in polish is Czechy and in czech language its Čechy, its almost identical pronounciation.
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  1721. Exactly mate. Refreshing. And it’s a complete meal. With a beer it would be a 10.
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  1722. That's 2 Euro coin
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  1723. Ian , those frilled necked lizards , are common in bush areas ; they only bring the frill neck as a defense mechanism .. but don't hurt them they are a good friend they eat funnel web spiders !
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  1724. When I was working in a remote area on a mining project a road kill roo had mostly dried out and someone stood it up and put a smoke in its mouth. The project engineer told all of us that this was grossly unacceptable and not to be repeated! Next day the roo had a hard hat , sunglasses, a reflective vest and work gloves on and holding a men at work sign! No comment from management!
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  1725. Take care Aussies, keeping you all in my thoughts. 🇦🇺❤️ ✌️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  1726. Rear wheel steering is very common in Europe for trucks that operate in tighter spaces. Not just garbagetrucks who operate in narrow streets, but also for example construction vehicles. Trailers with steered axles are also extremely common for the same reason. The truck and trailers that deliver bricks and stuff can have up to 4 steering axles and the spaces those drivers manoeuvre through is just insane
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  1727. When we needed an escort, nobody thought about fist-bumps or high-fives. The arrival at the hospital is not the main goal but only the prelude of the most serious phase: To save the life of your passenger. I can only speak about myself, but as an ambulance driver my main feelings were worry and hope and when I had the rare opportunity to meet my escort and thank them for having done a good job, I always fought back tears. As long as I could drive, I could do everything in my power to help my passenger. But as soon as I had handed him/her over and the adrenalin level went down, I felt so helpless I was in no mood for excited gestures.
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  1728. Cooool , A great example of a time when cars were made simple, durable and affordable.
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  1729. The oldest City in Germany IS Trier. IT IS over 2 000 Years old, and you can still walk through the original, Roman City Gate, the huge Porta Nigra.
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  1730. For anyone wondering and for Ian, the sole DAF and the Volvo's had I6's, the Scania and the Iveco had V8's and the MAN TGA had a V10
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  1731. I'm a french from Paris. In reality, it's not so difficult. There is only one rule: take care of what is coming from the right. and ... just continue. There is 12 runaway. Too complicated and not enought efficient to paint on the floor or put trafic ligth on this Place. Trafic light are before. That's why there are gaps in the traffic. By the way. In some video, you see small paint on the read. It's tempory for army truck, tank , soldiers, etc when there is ceremonies like bastille day. Thank's for yours videos. Pierre
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  1732. anyway, other youtuber bringing soon a brand new scania 770 V8 to the US.. check Bruce Wilson.. maybe you can drive if you cooperating :) He have 3 older scania already
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  1733. As Ukrainians, we always make kvas at home in the summer. Roasted rye bread, honey, water, and a starter that contains wine yeast, 3 days - and it's done. Simple, refreshing, low sugar, no preservatives. In my family, we also make a spring kvas, from birch sap and raisins.To kvas means to leave for a fermentation. We ferment many things - apples, beetroot, gherkins, cabbage, etc.
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  1734. Here in the Nordic countries we had the "Nordiska passunionen" (Nordic passport union) from 1954 that made it possible to travel between Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark and some years later Iceland and Faroe Islands joined. This is the main reason the Schengen area include them even those that are not members of the union.
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  1735. 7:36 - Before 1990, the Czech Republic was in the Eastern Bloc, so the technology was a bit old-fashioned. After 1990, VW brought Skoda to western standards. The Czechs have always been good at metalworking. The reason why VW doesn't deliver Skodas to the USA is probably the same as it used to be with Opel. Opel is a good German car brand, but it was part of GM for almost 100 years and GM didn't want to compete with itself.
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  1736. They used a specific mapping, when off throttle, half of the cylinders were still firing up (like still on throttle) to create exhaust gases flow. That flow was then directed between wheels and diffuser to seal it off and make it work more efficiently. They did this so they wouldn’t loose the blown diffuser advantage under braking.
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  1737. "Bombeiros" means "Firemen" Here in Portugal we have firemen paramedic units and their ambulances are painted in red and white (like the regular firemen vehicles) and sometimes white and blue. The yellow and blue ambulances belong to INEM (National Institute of Medical Emergencies)
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  1738. Start a fundraiser for a visit to the Czech Republic! I really need to see your childish joy during a visit to the Tatra and Skoda museum! I believe that I am not the only Czech who would like to send a donation. Come on man! The Internet has tremendous power!
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  1739. I do the payroll for an Australian branch of an American company. Last US auditor I had was like "woahhhh wtf? This guy has 600 leave hours, what happened?!" I was going to get in trouble lol Had to explain to him that, if we don't use our leave (Annual and Long Service, not sick) it just accumulates and it gets paid out when you resign.. He's like "so people just sit on their leave, and that's their nest egg?! Back home it's use it or lose it, it resets each year!" his mind was blown. I've paid people out more than $25k in unused leave.
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  1740. Belgian here, the middle glass is closest to the perfect pour of all 3, but there should be e a little bit more foam. After pouring an entire bottle in a glass, there should be like 1 to 2 centimeters of foam (I think that’s just below an inch for your American measurements). But hey, you are right, pour and drink it like you want! Enjoy your beers, that’s most important! 😎
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  1741. Finally you have some professionals in your team.
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  1742. And hey did anyone see Sabine Schmie drive that ford transit around the nurburgring. Women have their place in motorsport just as men.
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  1743. Merry Christmas mate! Enjoy some Tim Tams while we all sweat our backsides off.
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  1744. When the gold rushes were winding down in the US gold was discovered in Victoria and a population explosion resulted. Melbourne became the richest city in the world as a result.
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  1745. Seeing how they do it over there makes you realize how much we all have in common. Horsepower brings people together. I have always wanted to go out there and experience this. Everyone looks really cool and just out having fun, that’s a language we all speak!
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  1746. It’s amazing how much you care about our country mate you’d love it here.
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  1747. THE RELIEF I felt when I saw you try Vegemite correctly 😂 and yes, pies are God tier food.
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  1748. My fav orange drink is Orangina, very orange juice like, Fanta recently moved towards more natural flavours..
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  1749. I remember when that waterbus in Rotterdam just started driving people phoned the emergency services because there was a bus in the water
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  1750. This is around Paris. Traffic jams do exist in France, especially during rush hour. This specific traffic jam was caused by the road work you see at the end of the video. Reducing the lane even for 50 meters can cause big traffic jams as cars from the blocked lane have to merge on other lanes, slowing down everyone.
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  1751. Sicily is among the poorest regions in Italy, I live in the North of Italy and you can almost double those costs. Average income is around 35k, below 20k in Sicily. I would still pick any place in Europe rather than the US for a multitude of reasons, but of course if you're living on an American salary in Italy it'll look like a dream. Try to do that on an Italian income and it'll be just the same as Atlanta. That said, I would still pick our quality of life over bigger salaries though.
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  1752. Kimi is a legend. When his Mclaren caught fire in Monaco and he just walked to his yacht instead of going back to the garage was hilarious. He also said one time that racing was "more like a hobby" to him. He did a bit of rally driving as well. Guy is an animal.
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  1753. European style all the way
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  1754. Jaws of life was invented here in aus for cutting people out of car wrecks
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  1755. Roo meat is high in protein and low in fat. It truly is one of the healthiest red meats available. It tastes good too. The cassowary ,the bird eating the apple, is rated as the world's most dangerous bird.
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  1756. I went on a work promotion a few years back and i was lucky enough to get given a ride in a two seater F1 car. It was such an adrenalin rush that couldn't be matched. Acceleration was unbelievable and the cornering was like the car was on rails but the thing that really stuck in my mind was the shear power of the brakes. Under heavy braking it felt like my internal organs were trying to burst out of my chest.
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  1757. Dude, you are becoming more Aussie by the day, when you corrected Canberra, i almost gave you a visa mate.
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  1758. RIP to the 3 sidecar people who lost their lives at the Isle of man this week
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  1759. When I lived in China one of my mates Matt was the chef at the Holiday Inn steak restaurant. A mate and I went for dinner and Matt cooked Australian style hamburgers for us. A couple of Americans saw what we got and came over and asked where it was on the menu. We explained the situation and Matt came out and agreed that he would cook them for the two Americans the next day (they had already ordered from the menu). the feedback was entirely positive.
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  1760. In Finnish colleges, this drink is served as a daily lunch drink along with milk, kefir and water.
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  1761. Ronnie O'Sullivann holds the world record for the fastet Maximum Break in history (He has done it in 5:08min an for the most in professional competition(15). Hde is also a 7times wolrd champions and for many the greatest of all time.
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  1762. Larry is not just a legend, he sets the standard by which other legends are measured. He is one of the greatest drivers in Australia's history, and one of the very best motorsport engineers as well. He is truly an icon.
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  1763. The most ridiculous experience: I rode one of TGV Thalys from Cologne to Paris. Running at 300kmph, alongside highway, all of the cars are moving to the back :P
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  1764. Another fun fact (seems to be a lot in the comments already). In Victoria, Australia most of our ambulances are Mercedes Sprinters but we do have one that is a big American style ambulance. It is our 'Mobile Stroke Unit' and has a Built-in CT Scanner (or CAT as you call it) so we can diagnose and manage strokes before they get to a hospital. Also as I know you love slang. Fire-fighters are 'Fireys' and paramedics are 'Ambos'
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  1765. Definitely learn about TWO-UP when you get a chance. When the pandemic first started and lock downs were in place, dawn services had to be cancelled. People still took part at home - lighting a candle in the morning at the driveway as The Last Post was played over loudspeakers from every school and sport venue (at least in Queensland). It is a level of patriotism off the charts - not about how big of a flag can I fly, how much merch can I wear - but a deep rooted acknowledgement of what it is to be Australian. Lest we forget.
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  1766. I'm from the Czech Republic and almost every village volunteer fire brigade here in the Czech Republic has the old 6x6 Tatra 148. It is a cistern for 7000 liters of water. It has a V8 12.4l engine.
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  1767. I was in the Australian army for many years, in field force transport so, drove mog's a lot. Eight gears forwards and backwards, drive through and or over anything and, I even had a 12 volt fridge for the snack's. There was a dual cab variant ordered from Merc for "one transport squadron/Australian army" to be used in the Variety club's charity bash in the eighties or maybe a bit earlier in the mid to late seventies.
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  1768. The Unimog is the swiss knife of vehicles. You need days to check all it's options. The catalog must be thousands of pages. If you cannot find a rig for your actions in the catalog - Unimog might construct the gear and - Voilà, it appeares in the new one!
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  1769. Fun fact : the Cathedral of Strasbourg, north east of France, whose construction began in the year 1220, is 142 m high and was for more than 2 centuries the tallest building in the world (from 1647 to 1874).
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  1770. I had a UK spec Skoda Fabia about 10 years ago. Nothing fancy but it was well built, nice to drive, comfy and good on fuel, never went wrong. Great little car.
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  1771. I'm glad you like Spezi. - Coca-Cola here in Germany makes a similar product to Spezi, it's called Mezzo-Mix.- Germany, with its 84 million inhabitants (equivalent to a quarter of the US market), is a highly competitive market. So, next time, try Fritz-Kola or Fritz-Limo (different flavors) from Hamburg, or also from Germany, this time from Cologne: Afri-Cola and its Bluna ;-) Coke or Pepsi is not as dominant in Germany as one might think, there are also Red Bull products from Austria, and the German discounters Aldi/Lidl/Penny/Norma also offer their Cola-Soda products.-
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  1772. The law here in Austria says you have the right of way even with Blue lights only. Why use the siren at 3am or on an empty street. I usually just use it in bursts at intersections or in other dangerous situations. Hell, in some of my nightshifts I don't use the siren at all. I find it pretty good the law gives you that option here. Also if I transport a patient it even streses them more out if they hear it constantly.
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  1773. Australian train driver (that's railroad engineer to you). We had a Unimog at the last place I worked. Outside of railways, what really sets them apart from everything else is their portal axles. In off-road world, either you have them or you don't and everyone else don't. It doesn't a PTO, it has three. Front, rear, and one side.
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  1774. Glad you like German beer so much! The first one was "Kölsch", a kind of beer exclusively from cologne. "Kölsch" translates to cologne'ish. You are supposed to drink it from 0.2l glasses, Früh is one Kölsch brand, it means early. Many Germans living outside of cologne make fun of Kölsch, because its drank from small glasses and tastes very light. The German purity law actually is the oldest still existing food law in the world. We manage to do a lot with these 4 ingredients, aren't we? :D Radler isn't "woman's beer". Radler roughly translates to bicyclist. Its beer mixed with soda, like we also sometimes mix Pils with Sprite, you'll get roughly the same taste. Its nice when you go for a hike during warm summer, or if you plan to do sports. There is a German saying: "Radler ist kein Alkohol" - Radler is no alcohol. Krombacher is the biggest privat brewery in Germany. Its from a little town called Krombach, and actually I'm from there :D. The tower on the logo exists and is a restaurant. I really enjoy to see something from my little region being drank all over the world. However, it tastes much better if its fresh from the tab. The brewery has many varieties of beer, and there is also international tourism happening to it. People come from all over the world, you pay like 20 bucks, you get to see the brewery and then you have 2 hours of free drinking with excellent service and food served aside. Brilliant experience! In the 2010ers (maybe earlier) the German brewery's created more Radler-like beers (Radler is the German OG-Beer mix, but there was a less popular cola and beer mix around, too). The Schöfferhofer Grapefruit is a wheat beer, which are sweeter in nature, with some grapefruit soda stuff. The beer mix-stuff btw. isn't allowed to be called beer in Germany due to the purity-law. So we call the "Biermischgetränk" - Beer mix drink. The Franziskaner is a very solid German wide sold Weißbier (White Beer), which is also an unfiltered wheat beer, the Bavarian call it white beer instead of wheat beer. I also like to drink it outside on warm summer days, when you call it a day. Wolters is from the more northern parts of germany. Like the northern and western parts from Germany tend to drink more Pilsener, the south is more a wheat beer region. Like Warsteiner, Krombacher and Wolters both come from the western part of Germany. DAB is a more international brewery, i think they concentrate more on export, but i could be wrong here, dont know to much about them. DAB is the "Dortmunder Aktien-Brauerei" - Dortmunds Incorporated Brewery. Soooo, there are 1492 brewerys in germany with 8135 different beers.. Which ones come next? :D
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  1775. But it's allowed in some European countries at least, but nobody really likes it.
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  1776. PB is an Australian legend. His passing stopped the entire nation :( Rest his concrete bones. Such a sweet man ✌️
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  1777. The menu has changed over time and adapted to Aussie tastes and just like the coffee video you did Maccas was competing against local burger joints and cafes. So they had to up their game to keep their customers. Not only that the staff are well paid and there are opportunities inside maccas. They offer business management training (among other courses) to staff looking to be managers, decent workers compensation if someone gets hurt on the job and you're more likely to get hired elsewhere if you've had a job a maccas (friends who have worked there have told me this). That's not to say every maccas is great there are some real bad ones out there which I'm sure many can attest too.
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  1778. Here in Czech Republic tornadoes are not common, but i very well remember the F4 South Moravia tornado on 24 June 2021, it was the deadliest tornado in Europe since 2001 and it was also rated F5 originally, but it was then downgraded to high-end F4
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  1779. Greetings from Czech Republic! Thanks for checking my video, hope you enjoyed our emergency vehicles :)
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  1780. Mate I haven't seen this many Tim Tams in the last 20 years, how good..
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  1781. Greetings from Ukaraine! I'm drinking Kvas Taras while watching this video, glad to see you liked it. It's mostly a summer drink, but I enjoy it all year round. There is also a white kvas, brewed from wheat instead of rye. Try it if you have the opportunity
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  1782. 3:50 That is a Piaggio Ape, an iconic three-wheeled light commercial vehicle. Lot's of them in Italy. Sadly, production in Italy has been discontinued last year.
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  1783. Please Google the recipe for ANZAC biscuits, home made are SOOO much better!!! Back story to them is that during World War 1 families wanted to send their boys in the Army (ANZAC's) a parcel of luxuries from home that would survive long trip of several months to get too them as they have a long shelf life and so the tradition continues to this day. When I was serving in Iraq in the Navy I was sent a large package of ANZAC biscuits from my family which lasted for 2 months in my ships locker and were still delicious.
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  1784. Firstly: Congrats you two! Secondly: NO WUCKEN FORRIES! I don't think anyone is intentionally trying to pressure you guys, we are just excited for you to experience Australia for yourselves after seeing your enthusiasm for our country we are very proud to live in. If you rush it, you'll be stressed and ruin the experience and regret it, so take your time mate. Take care of your loved ones and we'll see ya when you're ready mate!
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  1785. Ian you hit the nail on the head. Yes Australia is a big melting pot of cultures. Which has made the way of life and acceptance of many different nationalities rather unique. I’m a migrant, came as teenager, did my high school here. I have lived here for many years, now an Australian citizen. Married a fifth generation Australian. My sons have both married other nationalities ( melting pot getting stirred even further ) It’s a great place to live and raise children. My only gripe to anyone coming here, be prepared to assimilate. Don’t bring your problems with you. It’s a big country, if you find the climate doesn’t suit, move around until you find an area that does. Regional Australia can be warm and welcoming, smaller communities. I live 2hrs drive south of Sydney. We often get 0deg days in winter, the cold here is different. Hard to explain, you have to experience it. Even the centre of Australia can be very cold, people don’t realise. But I thank my father every day for bringing the family here for a better life. Best decision, absolutely love this country.
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  1786. In the 70s I was failed on my 1st test for avoiding a collision! A car came through a give way sign so I stopped. The examiner failed me saying I should not have stopped as the other car had a give way sign. I was so angry and let him know it.
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  1787. The best smell in the world, freshly baked bread.
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  1788. I have seen an American couple that came to my country for their YouTube channel. They were literally broke and had nothing in their pockets, they got in the second largest city from my country, literally went nowhere than just roaming around like idiots and then they had the audacity to say: it is so fucking boring here. :))) also, their stupid card didn't work in my country and they were angry at us, not at their stupid bank that blocked their card, for a payment in another country across the world. The ignorance. The funny thing was that they got so many bad comments and reports for being racists and bullies, that eventually YouTube took their video down. :))))))))))
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  1789. Come on mate. You’re Aussie now. It’s Herbs. Not erbs 😂 gotta pronounce the H hahaha love your work mate and love seeing your family getting involved in the videos.
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  1790. Hi Ian, I'm an Aussie retired Truck Driver and I've had a lot of experience with Volvo trucks and I can tell you that everything you've heard about them is 💯% true, they are one of the safest and most comfortable vehicles you'd ever want to drive, especially on Australian road's ( if you can call them road's 😂 ) you get out of them at the end of the day and you don't feel like you've done 10 round's with Mike Tyson, in my 40 year's driving trucks I've driven Mack's, Kenworths and most brands but Volvo and Scania are at the top of my list for there comfort and safety, shit, they are more comfortable than most car's on the road today, great video Ian as are all your videos. Cheers mate, greetings from Australia 🇦🇺👍😎✌️
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  1791. 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 ✈️🇸🇦
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  1792. After the first post I did some googling because I got curious. The oldest state in the world is said to be San Marino (in Italy), founded in the year 301. And just as a related fun side fact: the oldest city that still exists as a lived in city (so no ruins or historical sites) is Jericho in Israel being a staggering 12.000 years old.
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  1793. Ian, as many has mentioned here, the cameraman/Youtube channel owner is part of Apex-Neurburg, owned by Robert Mitchell (he has his own Youtube channel too), an American. They rent out some cars (M4's, 911 GT3, GR Yaris, GT86) to lap the Nurburgring as well as hotel accommodations. The reason behind how Kubica was inch-perfect in that video was that he has been pounding round the track the whole day in preparation for an upcoming endurance race. Misha rode-along towards the end of the day.
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  1794. "Its like they know" well yeah, you learn it during driving lessons
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  1795. The bus is an european turist bus, its a common turist bus.
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  1796. So I'm Dutch, living in Poland. We have small deserts like this in The Netherlands as well, but Poland keeps surprising me with her beauty. It's so diverse.
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  1797. Cool to see his front tyres warm up as he is sitting on the grid as the heat from the brakes permeates through.
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  1798. 10:45 "That's a special kind of stupid right there". I remember a copper once telling me that their 'customers' are never brain surgeons. 🤣 (UK)
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  1799. Ian, you're damn good! I, as and European didn't know all the answers, though, to be fair, there are mistakes in this quiz.
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  1800. Some news about Juha.....Juha Kankkunen has just been appointed deputy team principal at Toyota's WRC team for the 2025 season. A story that began in 1983, and featured a world title with 1993, the four-time world champion has another new chapter to write.
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  1801. Ultras are everywhere. My favorites are when they go to the youth games of their beloved club. What an experience it must be for 12-13-14-year-old children to play in front of such fans. It's not just noise. Ultras are on every call, sub, they're watching the bench, timeouts, they're in the game with the players before start until finish. (FYI: the first and second (Europe) clips are from the same match - kudos to Aris fans)
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  1802. I‘m from Germany and have been to Italy like 25 times and I really love this country and its people. My wife and me visited Amalfi Coast in 2015 and it as so beautiful. We had a little Jeep Renegade (daily commuter) at that time and I was glad to not have a bigger car there on these roads.
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  1803. What's Crazy about this car is the power to weight Ratio 875HP for 875Kilograms Thanks for reacting to my recommandation ! I prefer the Exterior views of this. It's really Crazy
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  1804. Wouldn't be many intersections over here without some sort of burnout marks on it. As they guy said "special units" are a plenty. 🇦🇺
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  1805. tip for Aussies: Coles brand "special burger sauce" is basically the same as Big Mac sauce. Woollies do a version too, but I think the Coles one is closer to the McDonalds flavour
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  1806. Lismore has really suffered. If you can check out the news articles and you can get the scale if how big the floods are. We have floods from Queensland all the way down through NSW to Wollongong.
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  1807. Red Rooster is good, don't listen to the winging poms.
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  1808. Your family is just the best. Pedro rocks! Shout out to Jezza and Luke for sending gifts 👍
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  1809. When Tony Abbott decided to change our Commonwealth fleet cars from Holden to BMW, his daughter, who worked for BMW got a promotion. Move along folks...nothing to see here.
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  1810. Romanian and Italian are so similar that many Romanians can understand Italian without ever learning it.
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  1811. A friend of mine lives right beside a 4 lane road, because of the noise he was given a grant from the local council to install triple pane windows, its bizarre seeing traffic just out his front gate but not hearing a thing.
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  1812. Look at the king of the mountain, peter brock.
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  1813. Ronaldinho was one player every fan wanted at their club. Regardless, I don't know a fan of footie that wouldn't acknowledge his incredible skill and enthusiasm.
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  1814. Those big mattresses are made out of bundles of willow twigs, lowered on the sea bottom that consists of soft clay. They are fixed in place with stone blocks from Norway, the Netherlands do not have any stone except chalk in the very south, but that's not strong and heavy enough. When the soft soil on both sides is stabilized, works could begin. It is called Afsluitdijk (Closing off dyke), but it is a dam. It is 90 years old, and not leaky, but we have to prepare for the future and make it stronger. Also correct some mistakes... fish could not pass, but they get a special fish river now.
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  1815. When you check out the botanical gardens in Australia for a day out it's something you're never going to forget . You can barbeque your way around most of Australia for free .
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  1816. Thanks Ian for being so invested in our lovely country and being able to laugh at us joking around about America " your the best mate " 🇦🇺🇦🇺🌍
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  1817. When I was a child, my parents bought a Trabant as family car. As a family of four, we all fitted into the car, and we used it for long vacation trips including camping gear - the longest trip being three weeks of camping from Eastern Germany until the Black Sea in Bulgaria, making this a trip of more than 2500 miles or 4000 km. Yes, you can do it. And Polish families did it with the even smaller Fiat 126p.
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  1818. It's what I keep telling US based YouTubers ... they all hear about "Spezi" where you mix Coke and Fanta. They try it and are underwhelmed... YES obviously because you're using the wrong Fanta. Coke and EU Fanta is amazing.
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  1819. It's not just the cap, or the shirt/shoes....it's the combination.
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  1820. My Neighbour has one. He´s the first owner, bought it brand new back then and still driving it today. Fantastic Car!
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  1821. roast lamb and gravy should be a food group of its own . the only thing better is lamb on the bbq cooked over the flame makes it taste sooo much better
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  1822. Gotta do some YouTube searches of “Summernats”.
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  1823. Australia's size is 7.692 million Km squared so I wonder if he was referring to "Liveable area". The U.S and Australia have been officially mates for over a hundred years and we all know that in friendship each friend has their things they do better and stuff that makes them special. In a way we're like brothers who are similar but also like to be noticed for our differences🤗
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  1824. When I was a kid, so 20 plus years ago, everyone would say Adidas the German way. Over time Australia became more americanised and people started saying it the American way. I never budged. I was sure the German way was right even though I never looked into it.
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  1825. I really wondered if other nations don't recognize a Euro coin.
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  1826. 2:55 pretty sure its a Scania 90m is roughly 300 feet 11:00 at the start of the clip he says its designed for stuff like chemical fires. And its designed to not only spray water but it even has a tank reserved for foam so it can spread an aerosolized foam/water mixture. Its also mentioned that the turbines runs off normal gas but can also be powered by other fuel sources such as NLG etc.
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  1827. I live in Melbourne. Don’t worry about us we’re doing okay. We’re tough will do what’s necessary. We actually worry about you guys more.
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  1828. 1:20 yes thats the Horn, he uses it before every corner so oncoming traffic knows someone is coming, its pretty scary if you are not used to it.
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  1829. Hey everyone, cameralady here, just wanted to apologize to anyone if my camerawork wasn't the best that day. Guess I was super excited. Will definitely improve on this or get a tripod lol :) Much love to you all. And special thank you to everyone for these awesome packages and all packages sent. Wow. :')
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  1830. I can tell you exactly why! Our bread isn't cake, the rest of our food isn't pomped full with sugar, and we have walkable cities and don't drive everywhere.
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  1831. I'm Portuguese and I worked at the Expo-98 in Lisbon as a security and sometimes visitors would ask us questions about not only our country's pavilion but mostly about other countries. A group of Americans asked if Portugal had frontiers with any other countries. I said we only had a frontier with Spain. One of guys had this amazed look on his face and asked: Spain? They speak Spanish? I replied: Yes, they speak Spanish. The guy just looked at the group, turned to me asked: "When did the Mexicans conquered Spain? To this day I still don't know how I didn't belt out a heartfelt laugh. 😂
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  1832. The people at the post office must be wondering why Ian’s stockpiling TimTams
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  1833. One that many Americans (or people from all over the world for that matter) don't know is that Spotify is Swedish.
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  1834. I learned to drive in the UK in a manual car (still more common than automatic) and one of the more dreaded parts of the practical test was the hill start. I had a grumpy examiner and a steep hill. The bastard got out and put a matchbox behind my rear wheel. If I crushed that matchbox, it was a fail. I passed. Then, a few years later, I learned to ride a motorbike and I had to do the same bloody thing on a motorbike. No handbrake. You had to coordinate the clutch, the throttle, a footbrake and one foot on the road. I passed that test too, but it was a whole other level of difficult.
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  1835. When I was a child I saw a blue Audi RS2 in Barcelona. I fell in love immediately. It was basically an Audi 80 Avant tuning by Porsche. And it was incredible. My dream car is the 2010 RS6 Avant. I mean, a station wagon with a V10 engine? Sign me in. Edit: Some cars you may be interested, Renault 5 Turbo, Renault Clio V6, Volvo C30 Polestar, Volvo 850T-5R and the Auto Union Type C Streamline, a beast with 500+ HP that can reach 400 Km/h in 1937
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  1836. i watch and enjoy a lot of your videos, Ian. as a german, having lived my whole life here, it's very interesting to see your and others' reactions on germany, especially to this original video… makes me notice how "normal" this beauty is to me in everyday life, but how much there is that i should appreciate more. thank you, and keep up the good work! cheers from bavaria!
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  1837. Love your videos mate that infographic show get a lot of stuff wrong at times now I know the video was dated brief overview over Australia has and will get in the future -ARMY- the army currently has 59 M1 A1 Abrams main Battle Tank and the US state department as approved the possible sale of 75 M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams main battle tanks to to replace the M1 A1 Abrams plus 29 M1150 Assault Breacher Vehicles, 18 Joint Assault Bridges, six M88A2 Hercules Combat Recovery Vehicles which Australia already has 13 of which would increase the total strength 19 and 122 AGT1500 gas turbine engines. Australia is currently in the process replacing the 257 ageing ASLAV with the more capable boxer CRV 211 in total 25 in built in Germany and the remaining to be built in Australia Australia is also in the process of picking replacement for the (431) m113 Armored Personnel carrier until land 400 phase 3 to procure around 450 vehicles the two finalists are the South Korean Redback ifv and the German lynx ifv Australia also has 1052 Bushmaster is the protective mobility vehicle and sea service with multiple countries 1,100 Hawkei Protected Mobility which are currently in production 2,268 G-Wagons to fulfill a multi -purpose roll 2,536 Rmmv-hx Tactical military truck 31 hmt extenda High mobility transporter for special forces 54 m777 155mm howitzers and the procurement of 30 AS 9 Huntsman self propelled howitzer and 15 as10 armoured resupply vehicle 30 rsb 70 short range anti air man-portable launches to be replaced by 9 unknown quantity of a nasams medium range launchers 15 larc-v amphibious cargo vehicle 12 lcm8 riverboat and mechanized Landing Also there are Talks Of acquiring some sort of mrls most likely hmrls 14 ch47 Chinook 22 arh tiger armed reconnaissance helicopters which will be replaced by 29 ah 64-e Apaches 20 Blackhawks remain in service for special forces soon to be slated to be replaced by an unknown aircraft 15 Eurocopter ec135 trainer shared with navy 40 Mrh-90 taipan The army also operate various drones and other equipment late combat excavators dozers and equipment and various small arms but I'll be here for a move I have to list all of them and numbers for them are really hard to get -Navy- 2 Canberra class lhds which are amphibious assault ships which not technically aircraft carriers but with some modifications can operate f-35bs although a small flight 6 Collins class diesel electric submarines to be one day to be replaced by at least 8 regionally superior nuclear powered submarine most likely Virginia or astute classes 3 Hobart class Destroyers 8 Anzac class frigates to be replaced by 9 Hunter hunter class frigate based on the type 26 frigate 4 Huon Class minehunter 2 supply class aor replenishment ships 1 modified Bay class landing ship dock 12 Admiral class patrol boats to be replaced by 12 Arafura class offshore Patrol boats 2 Cape Class patrol boat 6 evolved Cape Class patrol boats two act as a intermediate replacement for the admiral class 2 Paluma Class survey ship coasta l 2 Leeuwin Class survey ship Mv Sycamorerole Aviation Training Vessel MV Stoker and MV Besant submarine salvage and rescue And various landing craft ribs and other small craft 6 mrh-90 taipan 24 MH-60R Seahawk 15 Eurocopter ec135 trainer shared with army Navy operate various drones as well -Airforce- 33 out of 72 f-35a multi-role stealth fighter 24 fa 18 Super Hornet multi-role fighter 11 EA growler electronic Warfare 12 if they replace the one that crashed ?-72 A/B classic Hornets multi-role fighter being retired as more F-35 come into service exact number of classic Hornets in service is unknown 7 kc 30a tanker 8 c17 globemaster heavy lift 12 c-130j Hercules medium lift 10 c27j Spartan tactical airlift 2 AP3c Orion maritime Patrol and surveillance 14 p8a Poseidon maritime Patrol and surveillance 6 e7a aew&c airborne early warning and control  3 super king air ISTAR intelligence surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance 4 on order g550 SIGINT/ELINT 2 Boeing 737 VIP Transport 3 Falcon 7X VIP Transport 8 super king air utility and light transport 33 Hawk 127 lead in Fighter trainer 49 Pilatus pc-22 primary trainer 6 of which are used by the Royal Australian Air Force Roulettes which is almost like the Blue Angels but without the Jets 4 super king air multi engine trainer 6 on order Mq 4c Triton maritime Patrol drone 12 on order Mq-9b Guardian unmanned surveillance combat drone 1 prototype 6 on order Australia's very own loyal Wingman artificial intelligence stealth multi-role unmanned aerial vehicle There's a lot more in the Australian Defence Force this is a brief overview ps this took like over an hour to type on my phone
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  1838. We should really get you to Czech republic. I'm like 30km from Tatra factory and museum, and 30km from Radegast brewery, part of Pilsner group, I think you'd stay here forever.
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  1839. Ian, your father-in-law Pedro, seems a happy, nice dude. Blessings to all your family. You guys are so Australian. We are a friendly mob down here. You guys would fit right in. I so enjoy watching your video's. You put some cheer into a world of craziness. It's always good to turn on youtube and watch your Vid's.
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  1840. Group 5 was another golden era in motorsport. Zakspeed Turbo Capri gets an honorable mention with its 600bhp 1.7 liter twin turbo 4 cylinder as it gave the Kremer Porches a run for their money.
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  1841. A lot of these car's are just retired from track duty's and are original.
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  1842. Remember we are Australian! You can be as honest and upfront about what you like and dislike, we will not be offended.
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  1843. I believe that 'free/open lane for emergency vehicles' is a rule even in other EU countries - at least here in Czech Rep. it is. Locals call it 'záchranářská ulička' - translated like 'Rescue alley'
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  1844. The majority of the uk do not swap to winter tyres. Proper heavy snow fall is such a rare occurrence that they are viewed, I think, as an unnecessary expense. Plus theres the storage of a full set of tyres and the facility to change them. We are just not set up for snow here.
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  1845. 11:46 Camera guy goes on green light, means the guy coming from the left had red light. The yild sign on the post under the traffic light is in force when the traffic lights are off (either due to damage or during the night in areas with less traffic)
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  1846. The BRM V16 was designed in 1947 and first ran in 1949; the engine rev'd to 12,000rpm when all its competitors maxed out at 6,000, maybe 7,000rpm. I first heard the V16 at the Daily Express meeting in 1950 when I was just 3 years old, and the scream (from the supercharger which ran at twice engine speed!) echoing off the old hangers at Silverstone has lived with me ever since. The first clip of the car at Goodwood was only scratching the surface - he didn't even get it 'on cam'; at least the Nick Mason recording over the stills gives some idea of the sound at or near peak revs - but imagine that sound lasting for maybe 30 seconds and getting ever closer and louder - just thinking about it gives me goose-bumps!
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  1847. It's from a Channel 5 show called 'Traffic Cops'.
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  1848. I love how that last clip of him just shut you up. It does that to everyone. Perfect reaction.
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  1849. Yeah, as a Dutch person, I think Czechs always have produced great engineering.
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  1850. As I went to an International School in Germany from 1980 on, I spoke a fairly respectable English by 1984. I went to a summer camp in California. A 14 year old kid (or around that age), a self proclaimed car fan, asked me if we had cars in Germany. When I told him we invented the IC engined car, and Germany at that time supplied around 30% of the world with cars he didn't want to believe me. Confidently wrong he declared 'everybody' knew that Ford had invented the car. Nuff said.
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  1851. Citroen was probably the most innovative car company in the world. Their DS21 was so far ahead of it's time it's like it was from a different planet. Great cars from a great car company.
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  1852. The engine in the Defender sounds to me like it's a Td5. 2.5 liter 5-cylinder turbodiesel.
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  1853. Here in Monterrey Mexico a local TV station has one Unimog to climb the Cerro de la Silla to carry goods to engineers that are in the repeater station in the most high part of the mountain. No other truck can do that, in fact, climbing walking is a risky task, but the televisa unimog works fine for that.
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  1854. These kids are going to grow up around more Aussie animals than the Irwin family!
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  1855. I found a comparision online EU 91 --> US ~87 EU 95 --> US 90 EU 98 --> US 93 here in Germany there are some stations selling 100 (Shell) or 102 (Aral) octan fuel
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  1856. It's its own series. Technically you can't own an FXX, you buy it and Ferrari hang on to it and maintain it for you and prepare it for track days. My favorite sounding car is the Lexus LFA.
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  1857. Funniest Part of this video is that it got De-Monetized upon upload for Featuring Violence?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1858. Depending on the situation we will definitely lean into the Aussie slang a bit more than usual. "Give us a squiz" just means "give me a look".
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  1859. The light bulb was not invented by Edison. Joseph swan is credited with that. Edison just improved it
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  1860. The currency of Poland in the picture is incorrect. That's Czech crowns from the Czech Republic. Poland also has their own currency called "złoty"
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  1861. Kubica was f1 driver and he had a pre- contract with Ferrari before his almost fatal incident in skoda fabia wrc on some local Italian rally. Obviously the accident stopped his career for many years. He managed to get back to F1 ( Williams and Alfa Romeo). In the meantime he was also wrc2 world champion and did some crazy wrc stages as well
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  1862. Many stereotypes about German come from those propaganda movies from the 30s and 40s. And many American movies nowadays use this way of speaking as base for their typical German. We use it in Germany as well in comedy or satire ;) But, a "normal" average German person does not sound like this, and we don't shout all the time 😁Thanks for this video 🤗
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  1863. Interesting fact - Australia has more snow than Switzerland, its just thinner and spread over a much larger area.
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  1864. First time visiting the US in 1998! I remember everything was so cheap, much cheaper then France or the UK! Now it’s the opposite!
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  1865. Both the Czech Republic and Slovakia are beautiful countries, full of kind and very witty people, who know how to work hard and how to have a good time! My problem with the Czech Republic is that I can rarely stay sober when I'm there....😂
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  1866. there's one very interesting story about senna, in one of the street courses he crashed the car, when he came back to the pits the mechanics started to tease him because he crashed and he started sayng that the wall in the turn had moved, the mechanics laughed it out because, cmon, a concrete all moving? well later in the day they found out that the wall actually move 0.5 cm towards the circuit due to another car kissing it before senna arrived, you can how far these guys goes to be the fastest, and how keen eyed senna was to noticed that the wall had moved
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  1867. That Swedish sign is totally fake! I live in Sweden and even i can't pronounce it!
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  1868. I live in Swindon and it's easy enough to navigate, pick your lane and give way to the right. You just ignore the central island and focus on the roundabouts individually. The fatality was a cyclist that had a heart attack while crossing it.
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  1869. The most important thing to remember when using the Chunnel is that France and England drive on different sides of the road.
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  1870. We used to have one living on our property and it used to mimic, exactly, the sound of cars going over an old wooden bridge that ran past the end of our block. It had the engine sound and the rumble of the planks, as well as the dopler effect as the car approached and receded. Absolutely amazing birds.
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  1871. Been loving this channel every day while stuck in covid locked down Melbourne.
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  1872. This is why, whenever we vacation abroad, we allow a significant part of each day unplanned, just to be able to stroll and gaze at the city. One of my favourites is to stroll around near the end of the afternoon or early evening during the magic hour when the lights are coming up and people are starting to relax from the working day. Just beautiful.
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  1873. Dingos are a very beautiful wild animal. They're very curious but cautious at the same time....so very proud of you to notice the errors in the original video, glad it doesn't just take an Aussie to know. Issac Butterfield is an very funny although very "in your face" , always important to remember with Issac a joke is just a joke.
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  1874. Aww loved seeing you get a little emotional over that! you're definitely one of us. I saw this recently myself and brought a little tear to my eye!l too! Part of their campaign to celebrate being open and flying again after being largely grounded through covid. In case you didn't know the blonde woman singing earlier on is Kylie Minogue, the guy singing after that is Troye Sivan. They're both Australian singers and sometimes actors. And then of course Hugh Jackman. And the kids are all part of choirs.
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  1875. Thank you to ALL the Aussies who send the parcels to the Wrocker Family. Your continued generocity makes me so proud of each and every one of you. Thank you. C'mon Aussie C'mon C'mon.
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  1876. I had a run on nordschleife with walther röhrl..... there are no words to describe the terror and fear you go throu when he is "going easy" ..... the moment he switches to "racemode" you want to die.... BUT also you feel absolut secure and save.... cant explain it.... Best 7 minutes of my live
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  1877. The weirdest part about the time zones is, that the US got 4 of them - they should be more aware of them than people in smaller countries. Simply watching something like the Super Bowl should do it.
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  1878. Grandpa looks sharp. The cowboy sombrero, handlebar mustacho, well fitting shirt and what looks like a 1oz gold Libertad medallion. I bet he even has a pair of those insanely pointed boots. Reminds me of the David Guetta Play Hard video. What a cool father in law.
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  1879. More videos from Poland, please! 😁
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  1880. You should really check out Bruce Wilson and talk to him if you want to see a Scania V8 770 hp truck in the US!
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  1881. Worked at a golf cart/moped/bicycle rental business in Key West. Big Latino family came in, no one spoke English. Manager asked me to go and talk to them (I was the bike mechanic). So I did. Went back in and told the manager I couldn't help them, I didn't know any Spanish. He thought, because I was foreign, I could speak Spanish. I had to explain I was English, and didn't know any Spanish.....
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  1882. Bruce Wilson, an american youtuber, owns two european Scania trucks. The latest one is a new 2025 model and it is a demo model to test the water in the US for the Scania company. He has some nice videos about them on his channel.
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  1883. The US uses a different type of sugar that’s unhealthier, but sweeter (high fructose corn syrup). Though the real ugliness starts with all the stuff the US puts into soft drinks that’s flat out forbidden in Europe. So yeah, our soft drinks are unhealthy, but still way healthier than the US versions.
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  1884. Gday I’m an Aussie and absolutely love this sport. I have no idea why this is not bigger in other countries? Anyhow you’ve entered the rabbit warren now so enjoy your AFL journey. Check out AFL biggest hit and best bits video for an overall feel of the game Oh yeah I’ve just subbed as well Looking forward to your next reaction
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  1885. Wow, it seems ever since we Australians were accepted into the Eurovision Song Contest we are now considered European, going by this video...
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  1886. Thank you for that video and your kind words about our city of Vienna !! Thank you so much! Greetings from Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹 💪
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  1887. Magpies are only vicious when nesting, I raised a baby magpie when I was a kid they're the funniest birds and highly intelligent beautiful birds
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  1888. Queensland is the Sunshine State. Our catchphrase is Beautiful one day, perfect the next. That car that broke down is Coronation Drive in Brisbane. It runs beside the Brisbane River and if he continued in front of him is the Brisbane CBD. It is an extremely busy road. And yes that was an ambulance and we call the ambulance drivers and medics ....ambos. We shorten everything. Brisbane is my hometown and I ‘m glad a few of those videos were from Brissie, did it again. Lol
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  1889. "When I was your age, a selfie is what we did when the missus didn't put out!" :)
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  1890. Can I make a suggestion? You've gotta have TONS of Tim Tams and Aussie snacks and sweets by now. Maybe you could share them and do reaction videos with other people that you know, or even people that you don't know? What about doing a pop-up Tim-Tam-Slam stand at your local market or public area, where people get to try a Tim Tam Slam on video? That would be cool, and great exposure for your channel. People have sent you all these things because they love to share Aussie food and culture with the world. It'd be great to see you on-sharing that to those around you 😊
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  1891. That Dodge RAM is parked in Amsterdam, not Paris.
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  1892. In Germany, your car has to be up to snuff to be able to handle the speeds on the Autobahn safely.
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  1893. Ian this is how Aussies are dosen't matter where you are or who it is we're always there for one another, given there are a few Bad Apples that won't show the Love but there's not many
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  1894. Scotty Mac is a legend... He's over your way now racing Indy Car for Roger Penske
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  1895. Townsville lad doing well, hope he blows up. His growth has already been unbelievable.
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  1896. I can speak for all Australians - seeing a new video from you is the perfect start to a Saturday morning :D
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  1897. I went to a proffessional game of grid iron while staying in the USA on holidays. The exciting bits were exciting for 2 minutes but then it was just lots of stopping and people walking on or off. I now understand why cheerleaders are such a big and important part of the game there. They are needed to entertain during ALL the boring bits. The people I stayed with could not understand why I didn't think it was the greatest thing to watch. The atmosphere was great but I could not get over how slow the game was overall. They kept trying to explain but I couldn't understand why the team on the field didn't just play everything. They didnt understand what I meant until I showed them some games of AFL and League. They are addicted to state of origin now.
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  1898. Yes, Volvo is 5 cyl. Rules 2.0 l N/A max rev 8500, 310-320 HP
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  1899. Don't forget that the Czech Republic used to be behind the iron curtain after WWII and thus under soviet control and shielded from USA influence. This might be why they have more "admiration" for USA than other EU countries. In Belgium the only thing we refer to as American are those huge 2-door fridges.
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  1900. Service/Repair is nearly the same here in Europe. Usually the main difference is the price of fuel and higher energy density of diesel, which lowers the consumption. Due to tax changes in Germany gas and diesel nearly cost the same, but diesel cars usually cost about 1-2k more, so mostly it is only worth it to buy a diesel if you drive at least 10-15k miles a year to get benefit from it. Diesel is much worse if you drive only short distances, but are great if you drive a lot on Autobahn. So usually they are used for bigger cars or vans. Now diesel market share is in Germany even low electric vehicles, still at around 18% (sales in 2023) but not as popular as it was few years ago.
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  1901. I worked in the restaurant business and the most heard complain from almost all Americans was that the portions are so small. I have visited the USA 4 times and I was blown away by the protion sizes..... One of the main reason ,in my opinion, that people get overweight, if it is not a sickness is the intake of way more then 2500 Kcal per day. And Europeans excercise way more, they walk, bike...... So if you add all, better quality more pure food, less intake and more excercise then it is natural to be lass overweight..... But sadly more and more Europeans go the American way.....
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  1902. There's two important facts about Lanz Bulldogs: 1st: Whatever (vaguely liquid) fuel you have at your disposal, it can use it. 2nd: No need for a horn, you can hear this tractor coming a mile away
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  1903. Left is Fanta from the Fallout universe.
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  1904. dont get confused, we dont order milk! but it exists.. and there is a 0,5l mark on a glass, foam is always above it! glass is probably 0,75l to the top, and the foam also shows how clean the pub is! thats why czechs know before they take a sip, we know everything from foam😂
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  1905. Your pronouciation of Červený Jelen was spot on man :) I do work with lots of guys from USA in IT in Prague and none of them would say it so clearly like you did :)
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  1906. Can you imagine that in Mexico they don't even speak Mexican? So disappointing.
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  1907. I like the Paris model, in that they effectively have a cultural heart and a financial heart. They can have a huge tourism industry with their cultural side, and still have a modern city for people to work in. It also allows people to live in the medium density, walkable areas that have local businesses everywhere, because if you limit the height of buildings, the maximum height is going to be built over a greater area, so you get a much larger area with dense enough population to support a large number and variety of local businesses. It's not as busy as a pizza place in the middle of downtown New York, but it's still busy enough for most businesses like cafes, bakeries and convenience stores to have a good customer base.
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  1908. The green bring truck is from Norway in Oslo ✌️ was there with my truck at work just today 😅
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  1909. ahh yes, the 0-60mph in 2.5 sec in gravel car. As a fellow Lancia driver, this is a BEAST. This single car banned a whole rally category.
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  1910. 11:25 I reacted to that guy, saying: "How do you expect Australian people to vote in the USA election?" They replied: "Mail-in ballots are a thing." I can't...🤦‍♂️
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  1911. Never seen red sunkist before. In Aussie land, we follow European guidelines 😮
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  1912. The US and other non-European ones are weird because it's clearly electronic. All the European ones are either analogue (literally someone spinning a handle and releasing briefly for the dip to let the spinning cylinder drop RPM for the downward oscillation) or are electronic recreations of that exact one. You can find the devices by looking up "Handkurbel Sirene" for example, though many rural fire stations and the like literally just have a standing one installed. Makes perfect sense since you want to be able to communicate there is an emergency particularly when power is cut ... due to an emergency.
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  1913. @IWrocker, 99.99% of the time, kangaroos will flee from you. When I was about 9 or 10 years old, my class went on an excursion to the Melbourne Zoo. Some of the kids in my class used to bully me, and they did the day we went to the zoo. When we got to the Australian fauna section, a few of the kids started teasing me, and pushing me over. The teacher and the tour guide didn't see them, but a big red kangaroo saw them and came over, stood on his hind legs. The kids ran off to join the rest of the class who had started walking to see other animals. I got up, and went to catch up......and the kangaroo came too. He stayed by my side through the rest of the tour. Not even the staff could lure him away. When the kids turned to look at me, the kangaroo would again stand on his hind legs. He was my body guard for the rest of the day, and not once did he show any aggression towards me. ❤❤🦘🦘
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  1914. Spezi or Cola + Fanta is neither viewed as Cola or Fanta in Germany, but as a separate type of drink. So you can be asked whether you want Cola, Fanta or Spezi. ^^
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  1915. i love how you are starting to discover why i feel there is no equal to F1 in open wheel racing... no matter how cool the racing gets... this is the pinnacle :)
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  1916. Good ole flame throwin KRANKY 👍
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  1917. 25 years old, or older? Get yourself a Fiat Panda 4x4, you won't be disappointed.
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  1918. finally an American that actually listened to his Australian audience when learning how to try Australian snacks thank you
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  1919. (Google said it better than I could) The orange color that’s present throughout much of Dutch culture is a nod to the royal family, which is made up of members of the House of Orange. The dynasty dates back to 1544 when William of Orange inherited the estate and title at the age of 11. In the years after WIlliam of Orange ascended the throne and the Netherlands gained independence from Spanish rule, the national flag was originally blue, white and orange. However, over the course of the last nearly five centuries, the country traded out the orange for red. The reason is not entirely known. Some subscribe to the lore that red was simply easier to spot on the open water -- an important fact for a sea-faring country. Others believe the change was part of a 1654 treaty with the English agreeing to adopt the colors of a Bavarian Coat of Arms. Still others suggest that the orange dye used for the flags turned red over time until the Netherlands just made the change official. Despite the lack of orange in the country’s flag, the color is ubiquitous throughout many Dutch sporting events and celebrations of the royal family. (I add myself: Willem van Oranje, William of Orange, was the leader of the Dutch revolt against Spanish rule in our country. It became known as the 80 years war. He was from the house of Nassau (in Germany) and became prince of Orange (in southern France.) Carrots, yes we all know them, those orange vegetables.. were made orange in honor of our king hundreds of years ago. Exported all over the world it became known as the color that carrots naturally are.)
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  1920. The 'high school boys honor retiring teacher' is an amazing display of cultural inclusion.
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  1921. An European car brand or rent-a-car giant should sponsor this man and his family to an insane road-trip through Europe driving different cars from different eras on different countries tasting different soda flavors, beers and wines. Someone make it happen.
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  1922. The timber thing is a wine bottle holder, i think 🇦🇺👍
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  1923. One thing I do love about our Australia is our coffee (god bless our wonderful Italian and Greek immigrants, those two groups did wonders for our culture). Even McDonalds (McCafe), got to give them credit, they put an effort in for YEARS to get it right. Their coffee even turned my sister into a coffee lover.
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  1924. My god, that last video looked like straight out of a parody. Those drivers need to be banished to the shadow realm
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  1925. As for the "almost flush"; If you want to jump over a stream, and you ALMOST got over it, you still have wet feet ;-)
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  1926. not a big fab of Gloria Jeans in Oz either. Their coffee tends to be over roasted and tastes like burnt dirt. When you can get a locally roasted brew that still has the undertones of chocolate and berries just from the beans alone, you learn to love your cafe as a destination
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  1927. No, it would've been during the race, he was well known for his relaxed driving and often can be seen waving to the crowd as he was going over the mountain,
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  1928. I'm form Bordeaux, France. Roundabouts are everywhere here. And we love them. The nice thing is even with traffic jams, when at a roundabout you'll quite often see people stopping and letting you in the roundabout. It favor "zip" merging thus the traffic is always flowing. 👍🏼
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  1929. I met an American businessman once in Germany who was doing a round tour of his firm's subsidiary companies in Europe - from France to Germany, Italy, Spain and Denmark. He said that his head office couldn't understand why he needed seperate translators in every country - didn't everybody speak EUROPEAN ?😮
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  1930. I didn't know if food in Europe taste better but they are surely less toxic
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  1931. YT Muted a couple 30 second sections towards the 10 and 11 minute marks in the video.. for a backround song I guess.. My apologies.
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  1932. My town in Norway didn't have any for a long time, and when i found out we would be getting 4 of them, i didn't want them, but now i'm annoyed that there's only 4
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  1933. As always, by the end of this video clip, I had tears pouring down my face and my heart full. Peter Allen sure knew how to write songs that tugged on the heart strings. And your reaction to this song really added to how I was feeling. I just love the way you and your family have embraced Australia and New Zealand. Thank you so much. It does mean alot. And I have loved visiting my friends in the US too. I have seen some wonderful places and met some truly amazing people on my travels over there. I am descendant from an Irish convict, a first Australian from the Jingilli tribe of the Northern Territory, a digger who was at Gallipoli and my father was a Rat of Tobruk in WW2 so the song I am, you are, we are Australian is the only other song that can make me tear up like I Still Call Australia Home. I would love you to have a listen to it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjkrjYitgeA
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  1934. May i point out they have disassembled the traffic island, street furniture and traffic light to allow the turn. Wow!
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  1935. Minami jump is legendary. Unfortunately no longer exists as a drift track.
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  1936. dont worry, i am European and never heard of Germany being "tornado valley" neither. They are either very, very tiny ones .. or imaginary. (or they avoid damaging property and people, because i dont think i have ever heard of tornado damage in Germany)
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  1937. Roxanne.....as the mother of IWrocker.....I am so grateful for your kindness and generosity to my son and his family. You bring me to tears with your lovely gifts. Thank you..thank you...thank you. ❤
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  1938. I am Czech and I can´t count how many times I watched his movies on VHS and on TV when I was a kid. I am surprised that he is totally unknown in US.
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  1939. I am from Ireland, irish language is compulsory subject in irish schools. Even though the vast majority of the population speaks English. Every road and street signs are written in both irish and English. We have an Irish language radio and TV station. Every news bulletin is broadcast in irish and English. I can speak a little Irish due to the fact that my Irish teacher teacher was an alcoholic and taught most of the time with a hangover. However I am fluent in French German Italian Spanish and could get by with various other languages. My neighbour is from Serbia so I'm learning a little.
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  1940. Really appreciated the Scottish fans in Munich. Very respectful folks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇩🇪
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  1941. The public bathroom situation was one of the biggest shocks for me when I visited America. One of the bathrooms I went to had such big gaps between the doors that I could see pretty much everything outside the stall and had to get a friend to stand in front of the cracks to feel comfortable going. Here in Norway it is pretty much unheard of to have so thin and flimsy bathroom doors with multiple centimeter gaps. Over here it is very common especially in newer or renovated public bathrooms to have thick floor to ceiling tiled walls with proper doors like the walls and doors you’ll find in private homes. I e always wondered why this is the case for American bathrooms and my only guess would be to cut down the cost of public bathrooms, but I’m not really sure. Another surprise for me personally was how little Americans know about the world outside the us. When telling people that I’m Norwegian I got a lot of questions on where in the world Norway is which is not something I’ve never experienced in any other country I’ve traveled to. Americans also seem to believe a little too much in stereotypes, a guy I met at a museum I visited asked me and the rest of my group where we were from and when we told him we were from Norway he didn’t believe us because he assumed all Scandinavians have blonde hair and blue eyes which is simply not the case. Almost every American we spoke to were also very surprised at how good we were at speaking English which surprised us. To us it’s completely normal to be good or even fluent at English since we start learning English as soon as we start elementary school and many people even start learning simple English words as early as daycare.
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  1942. Italian here, it's not only Italy but all Europe, our city are centurys old so the road weren't made for car or busses
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  1943. 3:42 That actualy isn't solid sheet, usualy they are like 3 layers of glass. Also, with the eurowindows you can use "microventilation". To do that, you have to put the handle into either 5 o'clock or 2 o'clock, depending on the windows. That will make the windows not fully sealed up. You can use in moist rooms such as bathrooms.
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  1944. The Calibra deserves the most attention, it is the all time best Opel car with very futuristic design for its time, amazing aerodynamics.
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  1945. I feel like USA an EU are like the complete opposite, here trucks have had automatic gearbox for quite a time now but until very recently the large majority of the cars where manual, and for you guys it seems to be the other way around 😅
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  1946. Can't believe I had to follow your channel to find out about this home-grown one 😅 Garn is hilarious & I'm glad you really 'get' our Aussie sense of humour!
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  1947. i was a cabbie in Sydney back in the 1970s and a US sailor on leave had a lady pen pal in Perth and wanted me to take him to Perth when I told him it would take 3 days. He could only say but its just the other side of the island.
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  1948. The Citroen DS, the single greatest step forward in automotive innovation since the invention of the wheel. I like this museum, this collection is obviously a tribute to all the designers and engineers that rethought the car, that thought outside the box and therefore sometimes came up with a tear drop, or with a box.
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  1949. As in one Czech film was said about Czechia. "Look at this beauty. Alps will amaze you, but this will touch you. It's not a country, it's a garden."
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  1950. Skoda would have to set up production lines over in the US to get into the market. There are to many import taxes and restrictions to protect US based brands.
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  1951. Czech Beer Review, followed by Bloopers and an Awesome ManCave tour at Greg's. What should we try next!??
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  1952. This video missed the even bigger gorilla in the room...China's dependency on Australian Iron (Australia supplies 56% of the world's Iron). We are by far their biggest supplier and even as they turned away our coal ships they were begging our government to regulate the price of Iron which has skyrocketed. Even if they could power those factories, they are dependent on the other raw materials that they source primarily from Australia in order to actually produce goods.
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  1953. As an Ozzie that's been living in California for more than 20 years, this brings back so much nostalgia for me. Got a subscribe for this one
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  1954. This list should be named "Most popular brands you can get in a local european market". Carlsberg? Heineken? This is just yellow water. Maybe cool for a grill party in the sun but not much more. And to be fair, there are some decent ones in there but most of these have nothing over some actualy good beers from the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland etc. That being said, great reaction as always. Na zdrowie! 🇵🇱
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  1955. Ok... Ian... Reposession of cars isn't as common here in Europe as it is in the US. (Don't know exactly why, but I can honestly tell you not once in my 44 years have I seen a repo, not in Austria where I grew up nor here in the Netherlands.) Cars getting towed for most Europeans means: the car is parked in a spot where you can't park and that's that.
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  1956. I love Your passionate comments of Czech cars. I live in Kopřivnice where the Tatra factory is located. The brand is is still alive and thriving. What you see in videos is only a fraction of what you can see in Czech with your own eyes. Only after watching your videos I realized how many things we consider boring normal while other people can be excited. You should definitely come to visit Czech. But, not as a regular tourist. Take an advantage of any personal invitation. Only then you can see the real side, not the facade. Life here is nice and surprisingly easy (don't ask locals for their oppinion. Complaining is a national sport.).
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  1957. I’m Costa Rican and live in Prague since 6 years ago and it’s an AMAZING country. I’m so proud and thankful for living in this beautiful and peaceful country. ♥️🇨🇿
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  1958. Proud born and bred Western Australian here, best state in the Commonwealth, beauty and diversity in a state that makes up approximately one third of the Australian continent. The west is often overlooked by international tourists that head for the east coast, they don't know what they are missing as you can see. 🙂
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  1959. This video was taken from a dashcam Carabinieri used,they pursued the car with their Fiat Bravo,while in patrol near the local cinema This happened in my city,Torre del Greco and ended in thebnear city of Ercolano like 6-7 years ago. After the chase,the suspect was identified and came out he was already knowed by the law,and then charged for resisting to a pubblic officer,and damage to state property,because the patrol car has taken some damage near the end of the chase
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  1960. remember in Australia, this guy is bigger then Jesus. his water quote is legendary: General rule of how much water you need in the outback is 3 litres per day, per person, per man, per degree over 25 degrees, per kilometer if on foot, in the winter months divide by 2 plus……..another litre. Russell Coight
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  1961. You should see "The hell of '63" It's a movie about this race in 1963. It was -18 degrees Celsius that day. That's slightly below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Only 69 people made it to the finish, out of 10,000.
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  1962. Two more points from a Dutch guy: status and fake friendliness. I visited a zoo there and everywhere you looked were signs like: this fence is sponsored by X, this plant was donated by Y, this pavement tile was paid for by Z. People seem to love getting their name slapped on something public. And they act like you're the best friend they ever met in their life after exchanging two sentences, but then don't contact you again until they need something from you. (That last part seems universal nowadays, but people outside the USA don't pretend nearly as much that you're important to them.)
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  1963. The vents om the outside of the tyres function as a centrifugal pump, moving the air through the brakes. And I love the futuristic sound of this turbo engine.
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  1964. I have been working in the automotive industry, in quality management, for almost 25 years, not for OEMs, but for tier 1, tier 2 suppliers. My experience is that when our customer is a Japanese or European OEM, we have to meet much stricter expectations than when we deliver to the USA. A VW group (for example) has much higher expectations regarding the quality of components and assembly than an American car manufacturer. This says a lot about the difference in quality and not in favor of American cars.
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  1965. This video is for kids so its quite tame on the details but Gallipoli was a blood bath. Thousands died there. The Turkish were ready for them. There was even barb wire under the water. Horrible. The youngest soldier there was not even 16 and they were all volunteers from Au and NZ. They weren't conscripted. What they did for freedom should never be forgotten.
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  1966. The 190 E DTM was a legend 2,5 l 4 Cyl. in row., 370 hp at 9500 with 980kg - that were the golden DTM times! :)
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  1967. Drive everywhere because most cities are not designed for walking. Most European cities are very walkable...
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  1968. Been waiting for one of these video to pop up. Kimi will forver be loved by F1 fans, what a guy. Bwoah.
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  1969. Another way to say No Worries is, "She'll be right" which means "it will be ok"
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  1970. Did you also notice, that the driver of the little car on the right was friendly enough to give the trucker some space. You have to work together in such tight spaces.
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  1971. I'm from Czechia and I can say, if some non-European would say "Czech Republic is Eastern Europe" I would be happy, that they at least know where Czech Republic is. However, at 17:12 it says Polish money, but those are Czech crowns, not Polish Zloty.
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  1972. Never apologise for taking a break. We all love your content and will still be here even when you take a break.
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  1973. this was filmed during the Kangaroo Island bushfires of 2020, it was so funny and really cheered people up in a very dark time
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  1974. God bless the Czech, cool rally cars, cool beer, cool guns ❤
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  1975. I highly appreciate your videos. It's great to hear at least one voice of sanity right now from across the pond.
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  1976. About the sugarcane cap. I don't know if it is the same in America but in most European countries little plastic things like caps, yogurt containers, plastic wraps etc. are replaced with non-plastic alternatives to reduce oil consumption. Personally I think it is more demonstrative than actually environment saving but anyways :)
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  1977. The problem with lane discipline, among other things, in the US, is that there's no real driving lessons with qualified instructors. Sitting in a car with your mum for a while 😂 doesn't teach you anything. The actual driving test is way below par too.
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  1978. Luxemburg stands out on just about all per capita maps because they have a small population and a lot of workers that live in Germany, France and Belgium. So their economy and consumption is made by a much larger pool of people than their population lets on, the reason the coffee consumption is so high is because people come across the border and get a morning coffee on their way to work.
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  1979. I became friends with an American couple shortly after they moved here and lived for 3 years. They imediatly commented on how much cheaper the UK was. It was very evident on brands that were the same in both countries like Kelloges Corn Flakes (which is actually a US company I believe). The other 2 things they said was that within a couple of weeks they both had far less digestive issues and heartburn problems. And secondly that after about 3 months they both started losing weight without trying despite no major changes to their eating habits. They ate fairly healthly but still had pizza or McD's some times. On talking to someone they found that one of the jobs of the liver is to rid the body of certain toxins and many chemical food preservatives are seen by the body as poisons. Another fuction is to help break down fats to be digested out of the system. As their livers were spending more effort protecting against the large amount of preservatives in US food it was being less efficient at breaking down fats. I should say neither of them were obese but both lost 20-25ibs when here.
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  1980. About bloody time you got to this one! You are now educated. Mark Larkham's tech briefings are legendary and they've only gotten better since he's gotten the smart board. It's a pity that the audio was muted by Youtube at the start! The race this year is being held on November 7.
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  1981. Congrats to our honourary Aussie family - well done Ian, Dani, Emma and Andrew 🐨
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  1982. I live in the southern Alps in France and let me tell you, we have lots of roads that are used for rallying. You could spend an entire day visiting them all here. They're all small, with strong turns, and gets icy or covered in snow during winter. A challenge for Rally driver but also normal drivers, it's a real pleasure driving on those roads
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  1983. I speak Dutch, my native language. We had English, German and French in high school. Dutch and one foreign language are mandatory in a Dutch exam.
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  1984. One place you don't see them in Europe is gas stations 😅
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  1985. That’s the weirdest looking sausage roll I’ve ever seen but as long as it taste the same. Don’t forget the dead-orse!
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  1986. You can train them. At one of my old houses I had about thirty I could call with a whistle. Great for freaking people out. If they trust you they are great birds.
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  1987. My ex got arrested in our driveway for being a smart arse to a cop. He was very drunk, he and his mates were being loud as the cop happened to be driving past. They took him back to the cop shop and called me about an hour later to come and get him as he wouldn't shut up and was complaining he had a broken foot. I told them he probably did have a broken foot, that's what the racket was about, his mate drove over his foot in the driveway. I told them I had a 6-week old baby asleep and since they took him, they could look after him and I'd be there in the morning....maybe. lol
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  1988. 7:15 those roads, that's why we love our manual cars 😂
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  1989. We have tornados, but they usually stay small, nothing compared to the ones you have in the USA. There can be very strong non-tornado winds, though, and they can cause serious damage, and there are sometimes floods when it rains over longer periods, depending on the terrain... It can get really cold in Winter, but in the last years, the Winters have been rather mild. We haven't had any lasting snow for ages. When I was a kid, there was snow all Winter, and it would only thaw in Spring. For the brewery, it's hard to say, there are many good beers. But most people drink local beers in the bars.
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  1990. The costs they are 'quoting' as australian prices is typical for elective surgery not emergency surgeries. While the 'public' system performs elective surgeries, it is de-prioritised. If you want your elective surgery to be fast tracked, then you would pay privately. If you broke your leg, clearly not elective!
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  1991. FUN FACT: The US Ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy (yes, JFK’s daughter!) attended Summernats 35. She’s not been in Aus long and this was her first Summernats. She attended the burnout competition, the mullet competition and had a look at the custom cars on display. She had a ball!
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  1992. Pedro is legend, We dont speak the same language, but I trust him with my life. Good vibes from Pedro.
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  1993. I am from Eu and have no idea of some of them too :)
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  1994. I'm in the UK, I was critically ill in January 2021 and needed to be in hospital A.S.A.P. It takes an hour to get to my local A&E normally by car, the Paramedics got me there in 22 minutes on blue lights!!! Fifty two hours later I stopped breathing and spent then spent the next month in ICU. The Paramedics are my saviours. Love your channel, hello from the UK!!
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  1995. Range rovers have auto crawl, auto descent, auto effing everything. Real pleasure to drive
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  1996. Orangina is from France, BUT Spanish did invent Naranjina before. For Orangina, the special adding to Naranjina is to add real pulp, so you have to shake the bottle berfore opening the bottle.
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  1997. Milo on ice cream is definitely a regular thing here, as is chopping up Tim tams and mixing through. Job well done Ian ☺️
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  1998. Sandra Bullock and Leonardo DiCaprio have german parents. DiCaprio's mother is German and his father is of Italian and German descent Bullock's mother, the German opera singer Helga Meyer, performed there at the State Theatre. Her father was an American soldier stationed in Germany. That's why she has both American and German citizenship Bud Spencer was Italian. Real name Carlo Pedersoli. Terence Hill's real name is Mario Girotti (also Italian) Terence Hill (born 1939) and Bud Spencer (1929–2016) are Italian actors who made numerous action-comedy and Spaghetti Western films together. Spaghetti Western is a broad subgenre of Western films produced in Europe. It emerged in the mid-1960s in the wake of Sergio Leone's film-making style and international box-office success. Michael Fassbender is another actor who speaks german. Fassbender was born in Heidelberg to a German father and an Irish mother. He speaks a little German, but not as well as a native speaker
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  1999. There are a huge number of race series where everyone is driving exactly the same car (or very near to it) and it's really a competition of drivers. If you like that, that's great (and I like it too), but Formula 1 in racing cars and Americas Cup in yachting are nearly unique in being primarily an ENGINEERING challenge, with the drivers somewhat secondary. As we saw last year, you can take George Russell out of the last car on the grid and put him in Lewis Hamilton's car and he comes within a hair of winning his only race in it. And that's what I like about F1. If you want a driver's series there is EVERYTHING ELSE. It would be sad if we didn't have at least some series where the focus is on engineering and technology. The cost for a complete season for a top F1 team, including design, salaries etc is pretty high. In 2019, Mercedes spent $484 million, Ferrari $463 million, and Red Bull $445 million. There is now officially a budget cap of $140 million but that only covers specific things.
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  2000. Many here in Sweden put the I5 or I6 from newer T5 or T6 models in the older rear wheel drive cars, that makes the ultimate Volvo for having fun!!!
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  2001. I've never driven one, but i i rode along plenty of time during my military service in Austria. They're really fun. The 6x6 version is mostly used for military ambulances. I would say the biggest weakeness of the Pinzgauer is the heating. Horrible during the winter. Our drill sergeant always said: "there's two heating modes: cold and freezing cold" xD
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  2002. Hey! I would like to provide a little info. Those small cans were in Danish. My native tongue. It is a German can because there is a lot of border shopping going on between us and Germany. So as it said, it is meant for export to Denmark only. You got the translations down very well. Thank you for the great videos. It is pretty wild how it is in America with food items.
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  2003. WOW What an honour to feature on your channel. A friend showed me. Thank you so much. New subscriber here. 🙏🙏
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  2004. the ironic thing is that you haven't actually checked out the "small car" selection we have in Europe. All the cars you checked out would be mid-size in Europe. The actual Fiat 500 or Panda, Renault Twingo, Mini cooper, Toyota Aygo, VW Up, Skoda CitiGo or a Smart. And even the original Smart isn't the smallest car anymore. There is the Smart ForTwo and even crazier or whatever the Renault Twizy is.
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  2005. First unknown was Peugeot 306 Maxi, next was a Renault 5 Turbo. The old Toyota is a Celica, and after that was a Escort RS2000 MKII. After that was a Peugeot 205 T16, Group B rally car that dominated WRC after the Audi Quattro. After the Delta, was a Lancia 037, last rear wheel drive to won the WRC before the Audi Quatro. And the pronunciation is the second that you mentioned. Skoda is a Czech automobile manufacturer, since 1925, and this is a Skoda Fabia, with a shared base of the VW Polo. They need to have licence plates, even modern ones, to circulate on the roads between stages. So, they a road legal, technically.
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  2006. As an Aussie, I have a lot of Kiwi mates, love the Haka, it pops up in unexpected circumstances 🇦🇺👍
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  2007. For years I wanted to get a Passat and then when I finally was in a financial position to do that, that model of Superb was out and... it was so much roomier and feature full than a Passat for a bit less money and a better warranty so... I didn't expect I'd be buying a Skoda but they're great. (Oh and yeah, in Australia here)
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  2008. I just wanted to express how happy this video made me. I really enjoyed watching you and your family try your own variation on the classic Aussie style burger. the point of this burger is that every Aussie has their own preferred variation, some with bacon and some with out but always with the beet root and whatever vegetables that one prefers. I adored the end and was also happy with the kid exploring new tastes. Thank you for a great video and I am so glad you enjoyed your burgers.
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  2009. I have never been to Australia, but I know a little about Australia's history, Geographic, and Culture! All I have seen shows only one thing. Aussies are 100% Awesome and very loveable. ❤ from Sweden
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  2010. You shouldn't be shocked at manual cars in Europe, automatics are a different licence and basically classed as disabled cars😂
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  2011. wow this is on hardcore difficulty. kudos to those getting everything right
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  2012. My dude. You need to check out the TVR Cerbera Speed 12. You won't regret seeing one of the most mental cars ever built
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  2013. Ian says " American Reacts to Why US Signs Are Different Than Everyone Else's " and the world replies in unison " Because murica "
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  2014. I am from Prague, and I love it, but I am not sure if someone who has been in every country can really know much about any of them, it feels like ticking boxes, probably with very short stops in many of them just to posture. btw: you definitely cannot walk across the city in one hour, you'd need to multiply that many times. I think it would be like 25km walk at least. He's probably just talking about the city centre, which is a small part of the actual city. Which again shows kind of a shallowness in his approach, even if he claims to have lived here.
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  2015. The bollard test is testing the bollard, not the truck. The bollard is used to protect sites from truck bomb attacks, pedestrian areas etc.
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  2016. The people who love the sound of the combustion engine think this car sounds weird. People who watched Knight Rider as kids think this car sounds awesome!
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  2017. this poor man is gonna end up moving only to not eat whatever america gives him XDDD
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  2018. Frenchman here, when was 20 in the end of 80's, i wanted 205 GTI or Golf GTI ... but i've got an old 2cv 😁
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  2019. The big monster trucks you couldn't identify are all MAN KAT1 trucks. The German military used those and they are in my opinion the next step up from the Unimog. Indestructible and just insane. This video has the 8x8 and 4x4 variants in it. They also came in 6x6. All with diesel engines of course but they sound like something else.
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  2020. About 9 years ago I was in a serious car accident. I was in intensive care for 5 days and hospital for 2 weeks. In total I had about 9 weeks off work. Apart from the costs associated with the car insurance I was out of pocket for about $150. The hospital stay was fully funded and I had enough sick leave to cover the whole period
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  2021. More shockingly is that a McDonald's hamburger, taste a lot more better than a McDonald's in the USA. Naturel meat instead of the hormon meat, and in the European buns for the hamburger, are no chemicals which also keep yogamats soft.
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  2022. at this moment it is official, germany has lost 2:1 against spain in extra time. Germany, the hosts, have been eliminated. But they fought until the very last minute.😢why you don't play the full video, it comes so much more after this scenes.
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  2023. Bro, I think we should make you an 'honorary Aussie' and throw you a dual citizenship. You love this place and everything about it as much as we do. :)
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  2024. The Platypus isn't the only egg laying mammal.... the Echidna also lays eggs.
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  2025. Australia holds the oldest continental crust on Earth, researchers have confirmed, hills some 4.4 billion years old. ... Earth itself is a bit more than 4.5 billion years old. The Aboriginal people say is the beginning place
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  2026. Donald and Kamala didnt even visit us here in Queensland... HOW BLOODY RUDE!!😉
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  2027. Netherlands is also a hearing test. We use multiple frequencies. Some will make vibrations that deaf people can notice. We also use push message on GSM network and others.
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  2028. anyone else finding themselves ducking their heads trying to see under the sun tint?
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  2029. We use them to pay for our healthcare.
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  2030. Toyota just has an excellent reputation for reliability. I personally like the boxy style of the 80's and 90's, so sharp and no BS.
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  2031. Starbucks failed in Australia for a very simple reason. From the start of European settlement, Australians by and large drank tea, following their English forebears. After WW II, many Italians came here, bringing their coffee with them. Coffee shops sprang up everywhere and thrived. Australians changed their allegiance from tea to Italian coffee. Starbucks coffee is not Italian espresso style even though it may be made using espresso machines.
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  2032. The food thing in the U.S. is what happens when you let an industry police itself (FDA) What could possibly go wrong with that? 🤥
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  2033. I’m in full agreement Ian , violet crumbles hands down winner . Just remember this stuff is made for kids far to sweet for humans. 😂👁👁😊😊🐕‍🦺🦘🐨🇦🇺
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  2034. Man, canals instead of streets: even my 7-year-old nephew understands that this is Venice
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  2035. I'm surprised he didn't mention that while being Australia's greatest race it's actually a public road and people live along it. To the extent that there is scheduled times through the race week when the track is closed to racing so residents can enter or leave their properties.
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  2036. Green sparkling water with 3 hearts is called Radenska - hello from Slovenia ✌
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  2037. Brilliant! Could you imagine how funny it would've been if you'd have started in the UK, having to think about driving on the other side of the road?
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  2038. "rusting is not a brand specific thing" Mercedes-Benz: "allow me to introduce my 1995-2003 collection"
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  2039. Now you understand why I've been trying to get America sold on the AFL for the past 27 years! Yes, that long. I got introduced to the AFL in 1994, when my girlfriend at the time (she lived in Melbourne) came to visit me in Nebraska. I saw it, and was hooked immediately (and that says a lot coming from a place where the State Religion is College Football). I saw my first match at the MCG in 1995, and haven't looked at anything NFL/gridiron ever since. Everyone nowadays has it lucky: back then, the internet was barely a thing, there wasn't a web browser, and the only footy coverage we had was a 1-hour highlights show on a 2-week time delay (the time it took to get the tape mailed from Australia to the US). Keep this up, and you're going to be in for a treat, because we now have live footy. If you have FS1, FS2, or Fox Soccer channel, you can catch matches live, which there should be 9 of them this weekend!
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  2040. Of course, the sauna on the thumbnail is a sauna module, which is something you won't find in Finland. Walls and ceilings and floors tend to be light-coloured because it gets dark in the winter. Dark colours also make it feel smaller and suck out all the light. Living in a small dark hole will get to you when it's also dark outside. In the summer, the contrast of outside light and dark inside will also be problematic. Neutral tones are easier (and also easier to sell). They go with everything and you can add all the colour you want with paintings, plants, furniture, etc.
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  2041. Mate, you were much better than most people on their first try!
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  2042. If you can believe it, Morgan still hand roll the body panels from sheet steel. No massive hydraulic presses churning out identical parts. Level 10 Craftsman required.
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  2043. The problem with driving at those speeds is the directly proportional speed that your fuel gauge moves in the opposite direction!
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  2044. Ukrainian here to help 👋🏼 It says „Happy Saint Nicholas Day” Thanks for a video and Merry Christmas!
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  2045. Na yeah, not to bad Ian. I think most Aussie would give you a citizenship for your love of Aussie muscle cars, Bathurst and geography of the land.
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  2046. Johnny was the original driver of the car at the 1991 le man 24 hr race where they won the 24hr (with Volker Weidler and Bertrand Gachot..side note Volker Weidler actually suffered ear damage from the car which eventually led to his racing retirement ) Johnny went on to a successful Formula One career (winning 3 F1 Gp's) and Gachot had several years in F1 as well and this was a re-enacment or a demonstration display I believe at the 2011 Le man 24hr (20 year anniversary) and I am sure Johnny absolutely loved it....as we all did :)
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  2047. Dutch here: This is NOT a list of "lies" taught to us in Europe, rather her OWN misconceptions. Just because she couldn't filter fiction from fact doesn't make it a fact...Big difference. Going through that list, however, I have to state that the USA-ians that DO fit the stereotype tend to be extreme in it. And I mean: a LOT more extreme than anyone I've seen here in Europe. (been around a few holes here...)
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  2048. My wife and myself did a Mediterranean cruise in 2019. When we returned to our cabin one day there was two lamingtons on a plate covered in plastic cling wrap waiting for us. We asked our cabin attendant and he said only Australians got them.
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  2049. I'm a truck driver myself in the Netherlands and i drive for the event branche for festivals but i also deliver at Private party's and concert halls in the city centre in a double as you call it and you really learn how to drive in tight spaces with a lot of obstacles but you have to stay cool in your head for not make any mistakes in the centre of Groningen for example the are a lot of bicycles and their are a lot of them that are realy suïcidale so you have to really have your head clear so bad things don't happen but that's the fun part of my job....if people really think Oh no way that is going to happen and you make it happen with a double and people waiting sometimes put their hands together with a look at their faces if they see water burning that really makes my job awesome, great reaction btw and even i like the big american trucks, in the Netherlands they don't make any sence because the Netherlands has to much tight corners and small streets, greetings from the Netherlands
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  2050. The reason queensland homes have high ceilings is due to the hot weather in summer
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  2051. I have a theory. From what we see of US politics, decisions seem to be made in favour of which company's lobbyist has the deepest pockets. So I'm thinking that chemical companies, including Monsanto, who I believe owns patents on most of the corn grown in the US, spend a lot to ensure food and health scientist's warnings about unhealthy food additives are ignored by politicians. Just a thought. We have similar problems here in Oz.
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  2052. Look at him at the worldcup 2014. that’s complete different what he did and the best goalkeeper ever lived was born at this moment
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  2053. I totally agree with your opinion. While I'm super impressed by F1's speeds and engineering. The sheer thrill of watching these guys bolt these cars flat out through forests, streets towns and remote cliff hanging roads on different surfaces (most of them loose) is just unmatched and mind blowing. Rally drivers and co-pilots are a different breed ! 🏎
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  2054. I admire your focus on the goal of drinking all Fanta from USA Fanta Reserves 🤣🤣🤣
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  2055. Ian: I never walked 30 minutes somewhere in my life Me walking 20km to save 25 Kč (+- 1euro)
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  2056. The Phase 3 GTHO was the fastest 4 door production cars of that era. Glory days of Australian muscle. Streets around this country rumbling with the sound of HO's , the 350 Monaros, the E49 Chargers and, of course, the GTR XU1 killer Toranas. OMG, some truly spectacular cars were produced in Australia during the era.
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  2057. I love lyrebirds as they're trippy. They get their names for the tails as when their tails are up, they're shaped like a lyre (medieval stringed instrument) We have them here in Victoria around Healeville (Managed to see one in the bush near there) and the Dandenong Ranges (Sherbrook Forest as seen from a carriage of Puffing Billy going over the Monbulk Creek trestle bridge). And yes, they do mimic sounds and other birds to impress female lyrebirds ...especially chainsaws!
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  2058. Depending on configuration and circuit, F1 will hit 370km/h quite regularly. The Baku street circuit is stupidly fast, as is Monza. Back in the mid 2000's, BAR-Honda ran an experiment on the Bonneville salt flats, trying to break the 400km/h F1 barrier. They got close at 397 (247mph) as the official speed, but in the Mojave testing, they hit 410+ (254mph).
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  2059. Cologne Cathedral in Germany has an annual building maintenance budget of 6.6 million €. Which is only half the story, as they have to have people trained with historical methods to replace things. At least the construction "ended"* in 1880, so there's newer documentation... but it began in 1248 (with construction halting 1528-1823), so the old stuff... not so much luck. * it's one of those places where being done at one end means you can begin at the other end again. Local legend is the world ends if the cathedral is ever really finished.
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  2060. These cops are wonderful, they know their job is to help people, not to beat them down. Respect.
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  2061. This video doesn't say anything about the metric system. The actual size of a meter is not relevant, it's the fact that's it's always the same, and can always be reproduced the same, something which has been accomplished in the US system by defining the inch, feet etc by the metric equivalent. Essentially this means that the US is using the metric, but uses different names for certain amounts of units.
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  2062. The most beautiful car ever made, the convertible is beyond classic .
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  2063. When my cousin moved to florida from the UK, the first thing he mentioned was the food. In his words "Everything is full of shit" From the meat, bread and even fruit &veg. It's all pumped full if sugars, flavouring, colouring, preservatives and hormones. He showed me a pic of some burger King halloween burger, and the bun looked luminous lol
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  2064. Fun-Fact: In Germany we call x-rays "Röntgen-Strahlen"
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  2065. Its not that German people do not take up debt or credit lines. The difference is that most people keep a close eye on how much debt they currently owe and how long it would take to pay off. Before taking up any more debt we calculate if it is feasible, how much we would save through the new purchase and if it is even necessary in the first place. Societal/Pier pressure is not so much a thing here that people always need the newest and shiniest thing. We would rather save up or make sure we can afford the credit/mortgage for the next car or house before committing.
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  2066. Mate, your families heart is as big as Australia. The role modelling you are showing your family and the world shows us, your subscribers, we definitely chose the right channel (family) to keep watching and coming back for more. P.S You’re right at keeping this clip simple and from the heart. For as much as we are larrikins, we truly appreciate you humble, kind and warm generosity. Lots of a Love from the entire continent Down Under 💫❤️💫🙏🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  2067. If you watch pitstops from the 30s, 40s, 50s, they are hilarious to watch. They have completely no urgency, people are smoking having a drink and a chat about how things are going, its just like someone pulling in to a gas station during a road trip. I have always been impressed by NASCAR pitstops as its just all manual man power, no fuel rigs, air powered jacks and the bare minimum of crew.
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  2068. It's like Christmas morning everytime you guys do mail time. I'm so impressed with my fellow Australians, they are so generous and thoughtful. Makes you realise there is still a lot of great people out there.
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  2069. Fun fact: The US Army and Marine Corps are actually using the metric system. They meassure distances in meters and kilometers. That's how their maps are set up and even their gunsights show meters instead of feet. In the naval and avation world on the other hand, even Europe is using the imperial system, although with knots and nautical miles instead of land miles.
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  2070. Everyone knows the love story of Rhonda and Ketut! ❤️ and also, there’s another new ad from Rhonda and Ketut and their baby, telling Australia to vax up 🤗
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  2071. Super glad that he actually ate it way it’s supposed to be eaten, as opposed to eating a spoon full like some idiots 😆 this guy is getting more Australian as we speak!
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  2072. The fact about 60% of videos being blocked is outdated. Today pretty much no Videos are blocked anymore, the reason why they were blocked many years ago is due to germanys strict copyright laws
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  2073. If it's not Airbus, I rather take the bus. 😀
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  2074. In Germany we don`t need a AC , because most houses are build of stone and are accordingly insulated., like our house. If it`s hot in the summer month of July and August , it helps to lower the blinds , close the windows an turn on the fan, then it`s fine. It`s also nice and cool in the apartment in the evenings , when it`s cooler you can open the windows again to rentilate.🙂
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  2075. Logie is legit - Logie awards are the Australian Film and TV awards. Named after John Logie-Baird, inventor of the television.
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  2076. Dude I’am really happy to see you interesting in our off road Style😂❤️💯
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  2077. The roo has a huge toe claw that will open your gut, That is how they actually fight by standing on their tail and kicking out and downwards to cause damage.
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  2078. Since a couple of months, the Paulaner Spezi is sold under the name "Sunset" in the USA These mix of Cola and orange is very common in Germany. There are a couple of brands fm Coke MezzoMix Other company calls this MischMasch, SchwippSchwapp, Spezi 7:43
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  2079. Skoda are very long established brand in the Czech Republic, predating ww2. They also had a heavy vehicle division before WW2 and made some fairly good tanks for the Czech military, 2 types of which were taken over by the Wehrmacht and used during WW2, One was the T-35 which supplented the Panzer 2 and one was the T-38, which was later adapted by the Germans into the Hetzer Assault gun and Tank Destroyer. The Hetzer was probably the most successful Ta k Destroyer as it was small, low and packed a high velocity 75mm gun. The Original T-38 had a 37mm cannon.
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  2080. Great vid, would love to see a part 2. The 'bugga' ad series was epic.
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  2081. Aussie here. On a personal level, in a conversation with someone in America, I said I lived in (suburb name) in Melbourne, she commented that Melbourne does not have that suburb. I told her Melbourne Australia, not Melbourne Florida which by the way was named after Melbourne Australia by it's founder, Cornthwaite John Hector, who lived in Melbourne Australia before moving to America. (By the way, Melbourne Florida was originally Crane Creek) Additional: the suburb I live in is named after a country town in England. The other thing I laugh at are the music / film reaction videos on YouTube where the presenters (majority American) are astonished that the singer / band / actor is from elsewhere in the World and not American.
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  2082. NEVER, EVER shake a wine bottle! Open the bottle and leave to 'breathe' (oxygen gets to the wine). Use a balloon glass for red wine, pour and leave to breathe longer. Serve at a cool room temperature.
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  2083. 'The Gulf' can be driven to the very tip of Australia from Cairns pretty easily. The wet season makes things a bit harder but people do it all the time. Dirt roads turn to mud in the 'wet season' so is definitely 4WD territory during the wet. Depending on the severity of 'The wet' it can become cut off for several weeks.
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  2084. Happy birthday Ian mate .as a proud Aussie I love when foreigners take an interest in our beautiful country , there are dozens of people who put out videos about Australia and most of them make us Aussies cringe , you are one of the few who actually research the content and I applaud your effort your doing a great job keep up the good work .
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  2085. Torsen differential is pure gold, some say it's the best 4wd system ever made
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  2086. When my daughter moved to Queensland, then married and has a family of six boys, she was well prepared for semi-rural living. She'd been brought up on our home farm in the East African highlands. 4x4 driving, bull bars, winches, having 2 or 3 spare tyres, mud tyres all yr round, spare fuel and water on the insulated roof rack, shovels, sand mats, et al, were already things engrained in her mind. My Aussie grandsons are never caught unprepared today!!
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  2087. With the sparks it looked like the DeLorean going back to the future on Nov 12 1955.
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  2088. When a person shares his joy with others, he may not even know that he is bringing joy to the other person. Congratulations, Dad and Mom, may the whole family be blessed! :-)
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  2089. Mark Larkham raced in late 90,s early 2000,s, he has a lot of knowledge, Dick Johnson used to say ''to finish first, first you Must finish!''. It is 161 laps, 1000kms, the last 20 or so laps gets really interesting, desperate measures to try and win the BIG one, Bathurst is THE BIGGEST race in the Southern Hemisphere!!
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  2090. In Germany, we have tons of road signs. So many, in fact, that we often say it's a "Schilderwald" - a forest of signs - out there. It can get confusing as heck... What Hayley was explaining is that there are general rules for speed limits that are not specifically made clear to you by signs. In towns or cities, you are expected to go 50 km/h. Out of towns or cities, you can go up to 100 km/h, and on the Autobahn we have the notorious "no speed limit" rule, but a recommended max of 130 km/h. All of these can and will be supplemented by signs, though. So if you get into a town and go 50, but then see a sign that says 30, you have to go 30. Sometimes in big cities you may even be allowed to go faster than 50 km/h, like 60 or 70 - sometimes there's even highways within the city limits, like in Berlin for example. Out of town you may often encounter a speed limit of 80 or 70, since those back roads are not always super wide, in great condition, or they're very winding and not super easy to drive fast on. On the Autobahn, a lot of parts are max 120 km/h. I'd even say more parts of the Autobahn have speed limits than don't. But that's just my personal experience. Also, on the topic of safety vests, those are mandatory to have. Some countries in Europe mandate them only for the driver, some for every person you could potentially have in your car (so if you have 5 seats you need 5 vests, even if you mostly drive your car alone). You'll also need an "up to date" first aid kit. Usually you need to replace that every few years because the sterile parts in it (bandages, bandaids, etc.) won't be sterile anymore. And that reflective triangle Hayley mentioned at the start is also a must. If you ever get into a traffic control, they might not only ask for your paperwork, but also these three things. Getting my license cost around 3,000 euros and took about three months. We take a theory exam and then we do a practical one where we are accompanied by our driving teacher and the person evaluating us as they give us instructions on where to drive and what to do (so we can show that we know what to do in any given situation). Our license doesn't expire, though sometimes there's discussion on whether it should, because people don't always adhere to the rules anymore after having their license for a while, or senior citizens might not be as well-equipped to handle cars anymore as they used to be when they got their license. On the topic of having multiple cars per person, I simply wouldn't be able to afford it. The insurance, fuel, and maintenance cost would far exceed my disposable income. I also wouldn't have any space to put them, and I don't have any need for special-purpose vehicles like trucks or pick-ups or whatever else there may be. As for the gas stations, we have the ones with a shop and clerk attached, and those without (self-service). For the ones with clerk you pay after pumping, for the self-service ones you put your card in upfront and set a maximum amount that they can deduct from your account - I think this is what you described as well. Anyway, I wrote a novel. To anyone who read all of this: Have a cookie. 🍪
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  2091. Hahahah "Is that a road?" You would have a lot of fun driving around Lago di Como as close to the lake as possible. 😂
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  2092. The video is flipped, but the "Immot" Mitsu is actually "Tommi" mitsu, driven by the legendary Finnish 4 time champion Tommi Mäkinen, who absolutely made this team during his golden years. On top of 4 championships, he also won the Finnish WRC event 5 times, back to back, and the most legendary Rallye Monte Carlo event 4 times, back to back. One of the goats, and dominant drivers of his era for sure and absolute stud behind the wheel.
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  2093. Mateship in Oz is number one , Americans are very patriotic to their country first where as we Aussies will look out for each other first and the country comes second
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  2094. Making watches is an actual profession here. You have to learn it for several years to call yourself Uhrmachermeister/in, it‘s more than just gears :)
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  2095. I’m a truck driver in Norway. This is the daily dose of excitement you get in this beautiful country. You take the challenges with the goodies. You sleep well after a day full of impressions. Go for it! Get a trip!
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  2096. Standard Pickup in the USA - the RAM? Wow - in Vienna it´s like a Monster Truck ;-)
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  2097. I can clearly see the moment when your body, with a sparkle in your eyes, signals that it wants exactly that - good food not only fills you up, but also makes you happy. Bon Apetite!
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  2098. Man, it's time for you to come and visit Europe and experience it for yourself. Being here is better than just watching videos.
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  2099. was told for an Aussie i speak real good english, then was asked how do you say hello in Australian....my reply was gdaymatehowzitgoin, then sat back and laughed as 3 tried to replicate it
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  2100. Robert is a Legend. In 2010 he was considered a driver destined to win F1 world championship. Unfortunately his career was cut short after an off-season rally crash in 2011 when his car was pierced by a badly mounted guardrail, which basically severed his right arm, badly injuried his leg and messed up all the right side of his body. The damage is clearly visible to this day. His hand doesn't work properly (barely mobile) and he limps a bit. After the crash he then miraculusly made his return to motorsport, won 2013 WRC2 WC, and spectacularly won 14 WRC stages. He made a short comeback to F1 in 2019 but his season wasn't the luckiest. Still hats off that he could drive an F1 car with his level of disability. He's now finally finding success in other racing categories. He's also a loved, good, genuine and humble person with a great sense of humour. Even though he's not italian he's always very welcome by italian fans as he spent nearly whole of his life there and had a contract signed with Ferrari for 2012 season
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  2101. That dog needs to purchase a lottery ticket! Fun fact: Rally has contributed MORE to daily driving cars than ANY other motor sport.
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  2102. Should check out British/ European truck racing
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  2103. There are a few other sorts of YouTubers doing the American reacts for Australian content. You eclipse them with your knowledge. Far the best.
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  2104. I've always grown up thinking basic health care is everyone's right. It's so sad that a person can be bankrupted for life over an essential service or even worse die because they couldn't get the service in the first place. Care of the people has to be the first priority of any Government.
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  2105. PSA: You can use the Google translate app on your phone to see what language it is and what it says Love the comparison videos! Not gonna lie though, it makes me even happier I live on this side of the Atlantic Stay safe
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  2106. Caps: Do I wear a cap? If it's scorching, yes - to protect my head from the sun. So I'd say the purpose is utilitarian rather then fashion. But wearing a cap inside is a big no - at least here. Same thing while sitting down to eat - and I've seen tourists get told off for doing that. "Athletic" clothes: Yeah, there are people for whom tracksuits seem to be their exclusive choice of clothing. But let's just say those people don't exactly have a particularly good reputation. About "Americans being loud": My experience with tourists is that Americans aren't universally loud. But at the same time whenever I come across a tourist that's too loud, they are indeed American.
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  2107. Look up the “moments like these you need minties” ads. If you suck on them a minute they actually go really gooey and chewy. Alternatively, freeze them, and they shatter like Crunchie bars when you bite them. Put a few pineapple lumps in a bowl and microwave for 10-15sec. They puff up huge and are delicious. You can then scoop them onto ice cream if you like. Also Jaffas in the sun for a few minutes melt on the inside, stay hard on the outside. Pretty good. (Or 10sec microwave) [Edit] Someone include Squiggle Top bikkies in next package.
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  2108. The biggest problem, as per usual, is people feeding them. So, it's only natural for the birds to associate people with free and easy food, which then brings them into contact. In North Queensland, it's not uncommon to see them follow people along the beach. It freaks some people out but the birds aren't there to harm there, all they are looking for is food. The dangerous part of the Cassowary isn't the beak, it's the huge claws. Those things can open you up like a tin can but they don't just rush out of the forest and attack people for the hell of it lol
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  2109. The glass EU bottle is a hospitality bottle, main land EU (Poland like you mentioned indeed). UK bottles are more stubby. When you buy your to go coke in store, it’s a 500ml plastic bottle or a 330ml can. And yes, there is a difference between glass bottle hospitality bottles, fountain soda, cans and plastic bottles (Eu coke)
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  2110. You are right about brakes on race cars. It is really interesting when you see a race driver from say V8 supercars etc have their first go in an F1 car. You would think that the acceleration and cornering speed would be the biggest thing that impressed them afterwards! But they usually comment that they can't believe how quickly it stops.
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  2111. Listening to the older F1 engine videos always puts a smile on my face.
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  2112. Pro tip: Disable the fatigue simulation in settings. It´s happening way too often for a smooth game experience due to time compression oh and stick to quick jobs until the bank offers you the second loan. Take that and buy your own truck, but not earlier. you might get broke if you don´t have enough "buffer money"... and last one: put your first 3 "Skill Points" into long distance jobs ;)
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  2113. Serbia. Known for it's beautiful Adriatic coastline.
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  2114. If you are a Scania fan, you should check out the YouTuber Bruce Wilson. He's a Florida American, that recently bought his second Scania truck, up in Canada. He has like 6-7 videos, from going to Canada, importing the truck to the states, showing it to friends (mechanics), taking a trip to Scania factory on Sweden, and driving a bunch of trucks there, going to Finland, to visit a famous Finish semi truck workshop, buying an engine from the guy, and traveling back to the states. All within the last few months.
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  2115. “It is better to be silent and thought a fool than to talk and remove all doubt”. Mark Twain, one of the other many intelligent people from 🇺🇸. Love ya wrocker
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  2116. Well without sounding ARROGANT from personal experience and being married to a beautiful American woman myself being Australian to compare Australia and our way of life you just can’t. We relocated to Australia permanently and comparing our lifestyle here in OZ to back in the states well we just can’t.We are so lucky in Australia and as much as the US has going for it well simply put ❤️🇦🇺❤️ Cheers
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  2117. I strongly suspect that the haircut comment was meant as a joke. Typical Dutch humour among guys especially. Foreigners take it seriously because they don't expect it, but also because it fits in with the stereotype of the Dutch being rude. I've been living and working in NL for 32 years now. I definitely recognise a comment like that. What to do? Give as good as you get, with humour! A smile, a laugh, and just lightness, goes a loooooong way.
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  2118. You’ve really adopted the language, with “gander”. Good job mate.
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  2119. For the other cans... Fridge them it has to be around 6 °C... Correct temp. Next - wash the glass you wanna have super clean and WET glass for czech beer. And pour the shortest way - not from the air.
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  2120. Windows are a thing I have noticed varies significantly and I simply don't get why other countries don't just set a decent standard at least. A good window is a great investment when building a home, and in some countries, like Sweden it is mandated to meet a certain lowest standard. My cheap student accomodation windows here in Sweden are 3-pane, super solid windows. I was in London this Christmas and the hotel had the worst windows I've ever seen. They had horrible insulation from both temperature and noise. I could hear everything. It felt to me like the windows were open. Back home in Sweden you close the windows and the outside noise is gone.
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  2121. Thank you is "děkuju" or "děkuji", where "dě" is pronounced as "ĎE". Also one speciality in Czech is that we have a semivowels or what is the proper term.... Basically you can have l and r function as a vowel. For example in "vlk" (wolf), the "l" is treated as vowel.... So one famous tongue-breaker is "strč prst skrz krk", where there is no vowel in the whole sentence....
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  2122. ATTENTION--- From 4:34 - 6:44 YouTube has muted my video due to some copyrighted song in the backround from the original video... It is beyond my control and I do apologize!! The rest of the video should work as normal!!! Sorry & and Thank you for being here!
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  2123. Loved the "bugger" series of ads. The old Landcruisers were essential equipment for farmers, back in the day.
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  2124. The NSW RFS is the largest volunteer fire fighting organisation in the world. Some of them are in Alberta now helping Canada.
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  2125. Spreading it thinly is the key also really hot toast with the butter melted is the ultimate way!
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  2126. The Martin horn is based on the Doppler effect which helps to recognize where it is coming from. The frequencies are given by the DIN 14610 with the deep and the high pitch being a fourth apart. The land signal is linear directed, because there are not as many side roads etc. (so the EV might either come from the front or rear) compared to the city. It is lower in pitch to carry far. The city pitch is higher and louder because of the city noises - and it is directed wider, so you can hear it from the side, too. Doppler helps to know from where the EV is coming.
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  2127. Yep, spot on. The Eucalyptus ones aren't really lollies (candy) per say, they are good when you have a cold. Macadamia nuts are indigenous to Australia. Nice to see the family, mate.
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  2128. It was a hard but important lesson for them to learn. Frankly, I think Walmart's expansion overseas is a form of imperialism. It's like they expected Germany to become American and to adopt America's values" instead of adapting itself to the local culture. Wlamart squandered a golden business opportunity but their ignorance of other cutures simply let them down. I am sure there is an element of this in all store chains that spread internationally but Walmart seemed to have got it wrong bigtime. Aldi on the other hand did the right thing and never tried to enforce German culture on the countries they exported to.
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  2129. There was a French woman named Michele Moutan that could run with any of the men. She just needed to finish the stage to win the championship, But she had a mechanical failure and came 2nd.
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  2130. I once visited one of those truck trials and was invited to ride in one of those 8x8 Tatras with a crew cabin. Not in a competition section but while moving the truck from one end of the area to another. And the driver DID NOT use the roads but used shortcuts over hills and so on. Just to show of. My conclusion: that thing didn't have nearly enough grabbing handles in the cabin!!!
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  2131. Sorry, but that's a firm no here. Milo and just hot water... nah.
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  2132. MAN F2000. Best Truck ever build. Yes, it normally has a ZF 8-speed splitter gearbox with a rear-mounted group, so it basically has 16 gears. But it is a smooth-running double H shifter with very short shift travel and many gears can be skipped because the engine has so much torque. They are quiet, powerful, but only have as much electronics as necessary. Very few problems and easily repaired.
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  2133. Dacia i think is today the cheapest car brand you can get in Europe. 20 years ago it was Lada, Skoda and so on.
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  2134. 10:39 Opel Manta B 400. 😍
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  2135. BMW M57 with straight pipe sounds brutal
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  2136. I was a machinist for 22 years, and at one point I worked with a number of German and eastern European machinists, and they were very precise and detail oriented. I can imagine the designers and engineers trying to think of everything they might need and where it would best fit.
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  2137. Totally legit, I grew up around the Dandenong ranges and to hear them mimicking police, ambulance and fire engines ( way back when they had individual sirens and bells) was unreal but to hear them mimicking the local steam engine ( puffing billy) complete with steel track sounds in the middle of Sherbrooke forest was incomprehensible.
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  2138. I remember watching this a while ago. He's definitely got balls of steel, you'd never see any Aussie attempt this! Those facial expressions though said it all 😄
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  2139. In Europe you are generally allowed to drive 9 hours, and the 9 hours can be stretched to 10 two times per week. Also a lot of driving in europe is general goods distribution so even tho driving hours are less, you can have 12+ hour days just because you have so much stuff to load and unload along the day at on average 30+ different places. At least in Finland.
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  2140. Big difference, the bread. Aussie bread tates like bread. American bread is more like cake! haha
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  2141. Tara and her family are from Wisconsin and came here for 2 years, went back for 2 years, then came back here and have been here a total of 7 years to date. I think Tara's talking average temps, I know here in Auckland it's becoming common in more recent years that in the hottest parts of summer to get around 32°C (90°F) and to a Kiwi, THAT'S HOT! We have bugs but they tend to stay in there own environment. Our house rooves are corrugated steel sheets or clay tiles, I'm 61 and I've never seen a shingle roof in NZ ever. She might be confused with black tile. We don't have basements unless the house is built into the side of a hill. A lot of our greenery here are evergreens, so NZ is pretty green all year round. Our dryers are for drying on wet and rainy seasons, not when the summer sun is out as a rule.
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  2142. The Didge has an effect on the soul when heard live!
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  2143. Try Pilsner Urquell as another czech beer. It's the origin for pilsner typed beers
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  2144. As a French National, I never understood people trying to cross BY FOOT the Place de l'Etoile. You have NUMEROUS underground passages offered to you ALL AROUND the plaza, but noooo... Instead let's just cross in the middle of traffic, on one of the largest roundabout in Europe. 🤦🏼😂 Edit: Exemples at 9:10 You can see one of the stairs on the top right (the left thing is a vent for the subway underneath). Those stairs will lead you to the Arc de Triomphe, in the center of the roundabout.
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  2145. A masterpiece of german engineering
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  2146. You also must see American vs European Basketball fans.
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  2147. Marabou, Fazer, Lindt are good ones too. The darker Toblerone and the white ones are pretty good also. Maybe should send a package before trumleedis tariffs.
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  2148. Wagyu is a very expensive beef that originated in Japan but it's now raised in Australia. It is known for the fat marbling that runs through the meat. When cooked properly the fat in the meat turns Buttery and makes the meat very moist.
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  2149. There's also a Japanese history one as well that slots in after the part where he goes "And Japan became sunrise land" and it then says intermission. Bit shorter but also amazing to watch.
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  2150. Did you notice that all the trucks have a Registration Plate? So they are road legal and probably used on public roads almost every day, not some special builds just for competitions like this. / B.
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  2151. I-shift is a robotized manual gearbox. I have driven that truck model and it's no different from a normal passenger car aside from the driving position and size of the vehicle. Very comfortable. And I was involved in the development of that truck model.
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  2152. Pedro is the most adorable grandpa ! You have such a wonderful family
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  2153. I was in a 10 car traffic queue doing 20mph on a 60mph road. We were all stuck behind a caravan. Markku Allen appeared out of nowhere behind me in the S4, between stages on the road. There was a few hundred yards of straight, Markku pulled out, hit the accelerator and just flew past the whole traffic queue in a few unbelievable seconds. I have never seen anything accelerate like that in my life, either before or after it happened, way back in 1986. Incredible machines, incredible drivers. The video really does not do them justice. If you were lucky enough to see one in action live, it sticks in your head for as long as you live.
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  2154. Yes, I've driven there many times... In fact once you've got used to it it's kinda fun. Some rules to keep in mind : vehicles coming from your right (including those entering the roundabout) have right of way. Take your time, all entrances are governed by traffic lights, so if there is a continuous flow from your right, just wait for it to stop (when the light that you can't see has turned red). If you need to exit, pick a car and move forward a bit, keeping eye contact with it's driver until they let you go. If they don't, let them go and do the same with the next car. And try to keep reasonably close to the outside lanes
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  2155. You actually had a 4 × 4 2CV Sahara version in 1960. This had an additional engine-transmission unit in the rear. For the second engine there was a separate push-button starter and choke. Hard to find now but some do exist. Why you like this car.. character which is missing from most cars now.
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  2156. Don’t know why there aren’t bollards keeping fire hydrants clear of cars in the US.
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  2157. honestly, nothing beats a good hot jam doughnut or maybe the dusted cinnamon. the glazed variety would be my last choice. we have so many small bakeries and patisseries who have their own unique doughnuts, that KK was really living on hype and curiosity until people went back to what they actually love and crave.
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  2158. Those "little houses" are called BAUWAGEN and are used on construction sites for the workers to have breaks ore change clothes.
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  2159. Is indoors because all the fumes are collected (sucked in) filter that cleans and a particle filter( that neutralize most of harmful particles ) then exhausted in open air.
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  2160. The DS was a beautiful car that was way ahead of its time. Was also use by many camera crews because it was so stable. There was a Car SOS episode about it aswell, amazing engineer in that car.
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  2161. As an Australian, it always amazing to see what other people think of our game. Its a true fearless game like our rugby.
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  2162. A language in itself cannot be aggressive, I don't even understand the point. The way we use language can be aggressive. I can speak the most melodious language (maybe Italian and Spanish) in a way that makes the person pee themselves and I can use the most abrasive language in a way that melts the ice.
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  2163. I love the directness in Germany. This is the only way to create clarity and improve something.
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  2164. The table is huge, much bigger than pool. The pockets are smaller than in pool and the edges are rounded, so it is harder to pot the ball in corners.
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  2165. Czech power 🤟🇨🇿
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  2166. Billy Connolly does a video on Queenslanders where you can pick one and have it transported (like a used car yard). And nothing sounds better than falling asleep to summer rain on a corrugated iron roof!👍🥱⛈️
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  2167. I love how he nails a bunch of flags I haven't even seen in my life, but struggles with Poland and some other obvious ones haha.
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  2168. Dutch fans singing 'Viva Colonia' in Hamburg...awesome
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  2169. 2:18 the confusion I was waiting for 🤣🤣🤣
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  2170. In Fanta Exotic is: Currant, Carrot, Chokeberries, Elderberries and Lemone/Citris
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  2171. in France, relief for victims follows a particular "philosophy" which can be summarized as follows: It is the emergency service which moves to the site of the accident and not the victim who is moved as quickly as possible. With the doctors, and the equipment of an emergency service on site, absolute emergency medical acts can be considered on the spot if necessary, after the victim is moved to hospital services.
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  2172. The Puskás Stadium in Budapest was named after Ferenc Puskás. One of the best footballers ever in history. He was born in 1927 and died in 2006. Star of the Hungarian national football team and Real Madrid. In the Hungarian national team, he scored 84 goals in 85 matches. He scored 156 goals in 180 games in Madrid. All this happened in the 50's and 60's. The most famous Hungarian in history. I have a story about him. In 2001, I was in Singapore on a business trip. I visited neighboring Malaysia when I returned to Singapore at the Malaysian border for approx. a 30-year-old Malaysian border guard asked for my passport and saw that I was Hungarian. He looked at me and with a big smile on his face just said: Oh, Puskás, Puskás! - In 2001, a 30-year-old Malaysian border guard at the Singapore-Malay border also knew who he was. Brilliant!
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  2173. Actually it's Hungarian engineering. It is operated by a hungarian company that built it and holds the patents for it. It has a normal drivetrain for the streets and switches to propeller when swimming. The driver needs several licenses to drive it. A bus license, a river boat license and a boat license for the port of hamburg. It is not a commuter bus, but a touristic tour. Riding it is less spectacular than watching it.
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  2174. Man, bad timing, just when Germany was kicked out of the tournament by Spain...
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  2175. Hey Ian In Poland 🇵🇱 such test are normal too. In case any problem while the inspection you get two weeks to fix all issues. You are not allowed to drive your car without the inspection- if police catch you you won’t be allowed to drive - car would be taken to the police car park. In case you your car wouldn’t have a valid inspection and you would have a car accident- your insurance company would refuse to pay. And yes such inspections are something normal across whole Europe not only EU
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  2176. If at 18 someone can offer their life for our country, they DESERVE a beer at Beer O'clock !!!
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  2177. That grey Skoda Octavia letting you out on the roundabout was realistic. Some people have an attitude and others are helpful, also depending on the day they're having
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  2178. First from England. The second orange truck from Switzerland. Blue Mercedes from Germany. Italy, Venice, and white Isuzu too. White Renault from Paris, France. And finally England. Greatings from Poland.
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  2179. Much respect Ian for listening to our requests and responding. I know there is a lot going on in the world but everyone’s suffering is real and needs validation and sympathy. So many on social media saying oh at least you’re not in the Ukraine being blown up. That just isn’t the point. Such comparisons just serve to invalidate individuals who are struggling with something very real in their own lives. Thank you also for donating funds raised that’s so very thoughtful x PS the floods are in Sydney now!
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  2180. If you can, you should take a trip to Finland and see one of these races live! Maybe contact one/some of your finnish subscriber(s) who have experience on the matter to hook you guys up to some good spot of the track.
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  2181. Man, you have very good pronunciation. "Ř" is a nightmare for our kids and some adults too 😉. Greetings from the Czech Republic.
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  2182. As belgian, during my military service, I was quartered in Cologne - Köln. Superb city, full of friendly and festive people. As I have the chance to live in Liège, Belgium, wich is not far from Holland and Germany, I go back there occasionally for a good restaurant and to enjoy the marvels of architecture. The Cathedral is amazing.
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  2183. Finally! Possibly my favourite Australian comedy series. The handshake shots always made me laugh. Yeah, you need to watch more of Russel. Any of them/all of them are funny. Try and find the one where he met the hippies in the bush and they fed him some 'cookies'.
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  2184. As far as Australian children's books go "Possum Magic" is legendary and iconic. It was read to me as a child. And I'm now 38. I hope your adorable Rugrats really enjoy it. 😁
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  2185. Kinda surprised he didn't mention Sir Jack Brabham being the only driver ever to win an F1 championship in his own car. As for the number of US GP's I don't really care unless it's at the expense of an existing GP like Spa as rumours were circulating recently.
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  2186. Out on the patio we'd sit, And the humidity we'd breathe, We'd watch the lightning crack over canefields Laugh and think, this is Australia.
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  2187. Fire hawks and falcons definitely use burning sticks to ignite new fires to flush out game.
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  2188. Milo on icecream is a natural instinct, it's part of evolution.
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  2189. Universal recipe for Kompot from my house. You can use apple and mint or other stuff as well. 3kg of black cherries 6-7liters of water 0.5kg of sugar (depends how sweet you want it ofc) Boil it for 15-20minutes. (Harder fruits need more time to rip and let juices out) Let it cool. After that store it in fridge, you can ofc bottle it or put into jars.
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  2190. There's nothing bad about an MOT test mate, it keeps you and other road users safe..end of
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  2191. That older home is what we Aussies might call a “Renovator’s Delight” 😂
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  2192. I say this as a car guy. The problem is that while you (or any individual) may only want to do it every so often, plenty of people also want to do it occasionally (or regularly) and if you live where people do burnouts, have drag races, rev with straight pipes, etc. you quickly learn that it's multiple people every single day, many more on weekends, all hours of the night and day, and it's loud.. Anyone around cars knows cars are loud up close but this stuff is loud inside peoples houses from a fair distance (particularly at 2am). It's obviously not worth shooting people but I definitely understand why the guy might be so frustrated (As far as he's concerned it's not 1 burnout, it's every burnout he's had to listen to for however long it's been happening). It's not car guys or hoons in general, it's inconsiderate people.. I go to Bathurst and Winternats and will gladly get deafened by V8s... doesn't mean I and the 1000 people living nearby want to hear it all night every night.
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  2193. We've got Donut King in Australia, so the market was already well-served before Krispy Kreme arrived. Donut King is definitely not on a small scale.
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  2194. The Czechvar Cans really look like the ones you get in Europe, except for the Name of course, where it spells the Accurate Budvar/Budweiser Name.
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  2195. 15:50 A lot of europe makes their roads "fit for purpose", meaning for roads where there could be high risks of pedestrians etc. they make the road narrow and awkward for cars. Things like bi-directional roads without a centre line. Traffic calming measure like sudden narrowing, "give way to oncoming" restrictions, speed bumps and even places where the pavement comes down across the road, "signifying" the potential of pedestrians stepping out. "Table top junctions" are common here. Basically the lift the whole junction up about 8 inches, forcing everyone to drive up a ramp on the way in and down on the way out. It focuses people from all routes, even the "main flow" route on the fact it IS a junction and to slow down (or risk hitting the underside of your car nose on the ramp). All of these measures are aiming to change the focus/attitude/attention of the driver and have them adapt to the road and slow down. Inversely, "highway" class roads are either devoid of pedestrians/cyclists entirely or they are (where possible) segregated allowing wider, faster, safety barriered through ways with higher speed limits. In America a lot of this seems backwards and city streets are more and more often being upgraded to favour cars and deter pedestrians. The concept of "Stroads" is a good YT search.
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  2196. Oh my God. Good catch with the shirt! There's so many examples of clothing incorporating American flags. Very American thing to wear them and probably not even think twice. You don't see people in Australia wearing flags for day wear.
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  2197. The Mini won Bathurst in 1966, and Minis took the top 9 places. They were racing against more powerful cars The first car to finish behind them in 10th place was a Mopar, a Chrysler VC Valiant automatic. Maybe you should check out a highlight video of the 1966 Bathurst.
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  2198. As an Aussie i love my NZ brothers and sisters. The culture and passion is amazing to see and i could never get sick of seeing haka.
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  2199. I'm Dutch and I met up with an American friend in London. He was wearing a baseball cap, basketball shorts and and he was about 330 pounds, so really the average American tourist. To blend in he wore a German soccer jersey (in the UK 😂 ). We didn't get harrassed, robbed or stabbed. Also typing this while wearing khaki chinos. Pretty common here.
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  2200. 1:00 - aston martin valkyrie  1:09 - gordon murray t50 2:01 - mercedez amg project 1 2:18 - rimac nevera (concept 2) 2:38 - koenigsegg jesko absolut 3:03 - koenigsegg jesko 3:20 - nissan silvia 5:58 - ford supervan 4 EV 6:28 - hennessey venom f5 9:33 - LMPH2G 9:40 - subaru GL wagon gymkhana 10:48 - czinger 21c 11:02 - pagani huayra r 11:37 - LB nissan gtr r-35 Please correct me for any mistakes!! Hope it helped!! :)
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  2201. After 20+ years in the US, the first European Sprite i had (still on the plane) already hit different: Not syrupee, less sweet and more tasting like lemon. 😊
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  2202. American, Dutch and Czech walk in a bar and the American says "I´m gonna have a Bud, ´cause that´s da best beer in da world made with genuine american craftmanship from best of american malt!" The Duch says "Bring me Heineken. It is the best beer in all world made with love only netherlands is capable of and from the best hop there ever was." The Czech says "I´ll have a Coke" "You are not having a beer?" exclaim the two other. "Well. you also are not having one, sooo...."
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  2203. James Packer (not Parker) was engaged to Mariah Carey. They didn't marry.
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  2204. If you wan't more Nürburgring madness I'd recommend the Video "Is THIS the Best Race to Spectate EVER? Surviving the 24 Hours of Nurburgring on No Sleep" by the channel Hoonigan. It perfectly captures the atmosphere during the Legendary N24 endurance race there. It's basically gt3 endurance racing with a Rally atmosphere. One of my all-time favorite pieces of racing content on YT.
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  2205. Here in Europe, roads are smaller than in the USA. Everyone has to learn how to react when sirens approach from anywhere, sometimes you just have to stop where you are, and sometimes it is important to not stop and go on, so the ambulance can keep up its speed and pass you later on. I think this driver is a bit braver than average, nevertheless it is more common for emergency services to drive fast like this, than it is in the US. Ambulance drives have to pass numerous tests and have to be on the road a lot to keep their licence to drive like this.
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  2206. As an Italian this gave me the idea of ​​a gathering of Polish car enthusiasts :) Keep in mind that the vast majority of Fiats are due to the presence of the Polish branch and the models are vaguely different from those produced in Italy or Brazil (such as Mexican Fords ), in Italy the 126 and 127 stopped producing them at least 10 years earlier, leaving production to the Polish branch and moving towards new models.
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  2207. He’s basically telling that white car that she can’t switch lanes, because the ‘middle lane’ has to be 100% accessible for the police etc.
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  2208. The huge food portions are also a trap for foreigners visiting USA. I remember when I was in New York and we went to Five Guys. I was so hungry that I took the medium fries instead of small that I usually take in Finland with my burger. Oh boy the medium size fries were larger than you could ever get from anywhere in Finland. I think it's safe to say that our large is your small portion, atleast with fries. 😂
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  2209. Hello everyone. Pedro & Dani's Flauta Recipe: The recipe is below: Makes about 15 to 20 FLAUTAS* depending on how much filling you put in them. 1. 2 and a then half a chicken breasts. Boil in water til cooked and tender then shred. 2. Chop about 2 small onions and use 3-4 big tomatoes. Any tomatoes will do, the juicier the better for this recipe. * if no tomatoes, no worries, you can use canned tomato sauce as well. 3. A small can of Chipotle peppers. You'll only need to use 3 or 4 and blend in the blender with some water or chicken broth enough to cover your Chipotle chilies in the blender. 4. You can use salt & pepper to taste and a pinch of cumin and a sprinkle of garlic salt. Cooking: 5. Add oil to liking and combine onions and tomatoes and Sautee them til tender and add spices. 6. Add the Chipotle sauce you made in the blender and then let all the flavors cook for about 3 to 4 min. 7. Add shredded chicken 8. Get corn tortillas and microwave about 10 of them for about 50 sec to 1 min or until soft. You can do another set of 10 so they cook evenly in microwave. 9. Get corn tortilla and add chicken filling 10. Optional* to close the rolled tortillas you can use a toothpick but be SAFE and remove them. OR just face tortilla roll aka Flauta*** face down where the roll ends on the oil. 11. Optional * you can cook in oil or air frier for about 10 min putting 5 at a time. You can eyeball it and use your own alternatives. 12. If you're vegan you can shred carrots (or cooked jackfruit/shredded) and add more onions and tomatoes and same spices instead of chicken. 13. Enjoy and let us know if you tried this. 14. Be happy 15. and SMILE 😃
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  2210. 03:07 the siren is so effective because the two defined pitches make it possible to know whether the police car (or any other emergency vehicle for that matter) is coming towards you or moves away from you… thanks to the Doppler effect.
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  2211. My Dad drove a waggon and drag for Eddie Stobart. He would have been 80 today. Really enjoyed watching this and raising a glass to his memory
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  2212. the reason wine knives were invented lol
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  2213. The most difficult thing in Snooker is, that the peckets are so small. A ball barely fits inside a pocket, in pool the pockets are huge in comparison.
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  2214. Wonder how many of your 112k subs are us Aussies, you've certainly gained a bloody lot of mates down here
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  2215. When the first Ford Falcons sold in Australia in 1960 it was a disaster they were built the same as the American car they basically started to fall apart on Australian roads being much rougher then US roads so they had to beef up the suspension and carry out reliability test like this one to get back customer confidence peace out.
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  2216. Did YOU Pass Your Driving Test the 1st time??
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  2217. with the do not leave the vehicle it's because vehicles are easier to see from the air than a tiny human
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  2218. From Belgium here, suggestion for your next Belgian beer, try Tripel Karmeliet. Nice to hear you like our beers, thanks for the promotion !
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  2219. the middle section of the lightbar is a both front and rear facing text display which can display various information, warning and instructions, usually bilingual in German and English, like e.g. - Stop Police - Police, Please Follow - Caution Convoy - Danger - Wrong Way Driver - Ice - Accident - Road Closed - arrows pointing left or right
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  2220. Old Australian military gear is often or usually sold to other militaries. Australian equipment has a reputation for excellent maintenance. For example the F-18 Hornets built in the 1980's in Australia, have been sold in recent years to Canada as Australia upgraded to the Super-Hornet and the F35. Amazingly, ex-Australian Mirage III's from the 1960's are still in active service in the Pakistan Air Force.
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  2221. "Banoffee" is banana/toffee flavour. They make cakes here at cafes of that flavour. Loving your videos! Keep them coming!!!
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  2222. The sound recording you heard accompanying the static photo is a recording of Nick Mason's car, being driven by Mark Hales (respected racer and journalist). Nick (the drummer from Pink Floyd) called on his contacts in the recording industry to get some high quality sound recordings of various cars in his collection, got Mark to drive them and write about them, then compiled it into a book called "Into The Red" which was released with a CD of the recordings. The V16 was a hugely complex engine, basically 2 V8s end to end with the power output coming off the middle, the supercharger was a centrifugal design, built by Rolls Royce using their aviation expertise, and much more efficient than a more familiar Rootes style blower. It also means the faster you go, the more boost you get, so when your wheels spin you get more power, so your wheels keep spinning....on skinny tyres, with a huge tank of alcohol fuel in the back. It was ambitious but too complex, and by the time the bugs were sorted out it was no longer eligible for Formula 1 because the rules had changed.
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  2223. in Australia we have ads for some pharmaceutical products (over the counter pain medicine, cough medicine, etc. that you can buy without seeing a doctor) but not prescription medicines. we do have ads for lawyers too. my friend's house down the street when i was a kid had a garbage disposal but they're definitely not common here. plenty of people in australia get braces, teeth whitening, veneers, etc too. and black friday has also become a thing here in recent years. red solo cups are available here but are more often used when emulating a US celebration (superbowl parties for example) rather than all the time. not the most accurate video!
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  2224. DON'T use water. Nobody uses water.
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  2225. I would say without a doubt the reason America doesn't have any honeycomb types of sweets is because of the saturation of Corn Syrup production vs Sugar.
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  2226. Polish brothers learn quickly😂👍🙋🇨🇿
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  2227. The Issac Butterfield reaction to this video is the greatest, he also debunks his theory on the Australian sun
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  2228. Yeah. People usually think insulation is just to keep the cold out, but it actually keeps the heat out too.
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  2229. The Aussie government should give you guys a citizenship for life.You guys have a real passion and love of our country down under.lots of love.
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  2230. Check the ads Audi made driving up the ski jump tower. They filmed that twice. The place is Pitkävuori, Jämsä, Finland.
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  2231. I feel kind of proud as an Aussie that you called your little angel Sydney
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  2232. Its really cool to see an american using our terms like "Bloke" and knowing all the names of the various parts of our racetrack. Love these videos man.
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  2233. We have bigger, fluffier, less sweet donuts that we love. I personally love Beaumonts or Daniel's donuts.
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  2234. Slightly different , I read about an elderly couple who were visiting the U.S. , were in New York where they were confronted by a mugger . The lady said disdainfully : "Don't be ridiculous , we're BRITISH" and they walked off . Must have left the mugger rather confused where his cunning plan went wrong .
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  2235. I do find it odd and worrying that so much is added to food in America. Even the most basic foods like bread for instance. So much sugar is added to bread that to non American palates it tastes more akin to cake than bread.
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  2236. Tornados are quite rare here still, wouldn't really call it an tornado alley. We have something called "The german special way" in history, beginning with not being conquered by the romans (thanks to guerilla warfare; Battle of the Teutoburg Forest) and a lot of other stuff that went way different than it did for our neighbours
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  2237. The funny thing is that Ryanair is actually an airline with a very good safety record. They recently had a nose gear failure at Dublin (theres a ton of videos from spotters out there btw) but the airline is just shit on for firm landings and charging you for the convenience of breathing. The airline I work for has landings just as hard, I've had a few over the last year. Sometimes the conditions just throw a curveball at the pilots and they need to get it down or go around.
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  2238. I used a Cadillac Esplanade in Europe for three years. The most common response from passers-by was laughter, at how ridiculously big it was. Secondly, annoyance at me having to take up four spaces in supermarket car parks.😅😅😅 So glad when it was replaced by a Mercedes V Class.
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  2239. I am really surprised the narrator never showed any pictures of Frankfurt, Germany in this video. There is an area full of skyscrapers that make it look like an American city, and it's called "Mainhattan", a nod to Manhattan in NY of course, and this is due to the fact that Frankfurt is situated on the river Main. ;)
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  2240. We always went on holiday to the Italian alps and every remote town is full of these little panda’s cause they get you everywhere. They are going up in price here in Europe
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  2241. I was in Australian Army. When we were introduced to these in basic training, they said we are gonna check out this new vehicle, it's Australian made, my reaction was {Oh boy, this is going to be a cheap nasty piece of crap}. Boy was I wrong. It sounded sick, it was comfortable to sit in, had air conditioning, felt modern like a spaceship inside, I was impressed as hell. Worlds apart from my experience sitting in Unimog trays and M113 APCs. Had many friends get blown up in these and walk away unharmed.
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  2242. What's weird is that the US has draconian protective rules for imports, but it's to protect un-healthy things. This is about food and beverages in general, but you also mentioned cars, that you can't have in the US and yet, they are more economic and less polluant (and probably cheaper)! Take care!
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  2243. The most Aussie American I know 🇦🇺
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  2244. My first time in NY (I’m a Brit) and got into a taxi and the driver said “do you have any luggage?” My response….no worries mate,it’s sorted. He turned round and said “do I have to worry? What’s in your luggage to worry about?” Had to explain that the phrase means ‘it’s all good’ Then had to explain “it’s all good” to him too!
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  2245. When they first made it, some local dude tried it and cried out "what a devil!" so they kept the name. And please don't put the stress on the second syllable;) greetings from Flanders, Belgium if you will
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  2246. @Ian, you have to watch Jeremy Clarkson explain how Lancia did Beat Audi with the 037. Amazing behind the scenes story told in a Brilliant way by JC.
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  2247. This dudes a ledge 😁👍I need some IWrocker T-shirts and Trucker Caps to rock around Melbourne in 🇦🇺 PS: who ever sent the packages is a bloody top person ❤️
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  2248. "Every authoritarian government that keeps their population ignorant and uneducated succeeds in achieving a perpetual subservient people that are easier to propagandise"-TS
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  2249. Respect to all the ambulance drivers from all around the world.
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  2250. MUST READ - THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT HAS CONFIRMED WE HAVE A TIM TAM SHORTAGE - All complaints need to be sent to this IAN fella in the US. The SAS has deployed and there mission is to locate and return our TIM TAM's.
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  2251. Many cars, especially BMW and VW group, have adaptive service intervals, where the car tells you when a service is needed, based on use.
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  2252. LMAO. Tim Tams for life. When you try milo, try it on ice cream mixed to a soft serve.
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  2253. I often really like Canal + commercials. It's a French subscription TV channel that exist since the 80's and has grown as a major TV and cinema producer.
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  2254. A Unimog is the best expedition vehicle on earth. My friend bought an U1300l from the german army. Extreme good quality, simple electronics and build like a tank. Greeting from Germany.
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  2255. Metro 6r4 making an appearance. Cult car.
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  2256. Homnestly, everyone knew of Krispy Kreme from media. Then we tasted them , they were soo sugary and so different from every other Australian acessible doughnut that they just automatically lost a lot of their market. Personally if im shopping for doughnuts, KK is the last place id go
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  2257. For me, the Greatest. It was just a joy to watch him playing.
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  2258. The moment with Massa on the top step of the podium was Interlagos 2008 I think.. For the drama that was an incredible race and finale to the season, if you get a chance watch the race and the build up to understand what had happened that season because to watch that race knowing what needed to be done by everyone... It's just a shame someone had to lose.
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  2259. Whats it like to live in Australia?.......Freaking Awesome, best part..my fellow Australians
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  2260. Hey there Ian, thanks so much for delving deep into this one and I assure you haven't seen all of it's wonders yet :) I thought your end credits thoughts on liking foreign things were really nice and I share your fascination for all things fast, cool looking and interesting. I live in Germany but have been following US car culture closely just because it was so very different from what I was used to in my upbringing. Particularly the 60s&70s muscle car era's styling became soooo cool to me around age 15-16, it made me fall in love with Mopar (426 HEMIs in particular) and learn all about the available stock engine configurations which led me to learn about early Cali hot rodding and Bonneville salt flat racing which still fascinates me a lot even though I never was a great fan of the Steve McQueen movies... The cars were always the coolest thing about those movies, same with Burt Reynolds :) But there was one other movie which made me fall in love with 55' Chevys: Two lane blacktop (it's gloriously cheesy). I never thought the 55' body style was all that 'aggressive' compared to 'Cudas or even Dodge Charger/Challenger styling but once I saw that car in that movie, I started looking at the 'American design language' differently.. I suppose it was a hold out of me being used to European design language from the period where a car that looked menacing or aggressive was somehow considered crude, which I adopted without previously thinking too much about why that is. When I first saw a 68' Charger I thought I'd just seen automotive Arnold Schwarzenegger. I remember thinking "How on god's green earth is the grill just soooo perfectly simple and also ultra cool at the same time???" From there on, I started following a couple of YT channels but there's one surviving all these years I can whole heartedly recommend to every gear head who reads this: When you've got a bit of spare time spend an hour watching 1320video's coverage of any drag and drive event. Jeez, I started watching when Cleeter McFarland hadn't even been on camera yet and anything that wasn't a Promod north of 1000hp was the fastest car in their respective state. I value the German system of "no TÜV certificate, no driving" since I believe it's over all beneficial for society and people involved in accidents BUT the thought of building a 3-5mpg +500cui twin turbo, power glide/turbo400 transmission STREET CAR on a 67' Ford Fairlane/Dodge Dart which you drive and race from track to track is just... my personal heaven. That's ABSOLUTELY NOT possible in Germany. YouTube made me fall in love with Americana, the reason I know anything and almost everything about the highlights and lowlights of US car culture comes from Finnegan&Freiburger's Roadkill show on MotorTrend (before you had to pay), 1320video, early Hoonigan, Chris Harris on Cars and Matt Farah on Drive. I think it's wonderful you are so interested in learning new things, the treasure of knowledge you already have doesn't make you scoff at things that are different and foreign and I think that's such a wonderful thing. I'm still amazed you like Skodas as much as you do, to me they're like modern rebadged Buicks or something lol :) I'm happy you didn't let the fact you can't use Jay Leno's content without them copyright striking you into oblivion deter you from being curious. Cheers Ian, I hope you and yours are doing well.
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  2261. Allan MacKenzie is quite a well known didgeridoo player here in Aus...most recently on stage with Mitch Tambo & John Farnham at the Firefight concert after our devastating bushfires. Elephants are my fave animal so this was especially beautiful to watch. Loved it!
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  2262. That was not in Denmark with the trashcans but in The Netherlands, because the car text also says Dank zij GTL which means thanks to GTL in Dutch
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  2263. It is time to make this American an honorary European. :yougotthis:
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  2264. watching the race at suzika you could see after the red flag the FIA required all the teams to start on the full wet (blue side wall) tyre for a rolling start. at the end of the formation lap cars can be seen pitting for Inters (green side wall) because its a faster tyre, even in full wet conditions
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  2265. The reason why Swedish kids leave home so early is how "high school" (gymnasiet) is organised, in the very sparsely populated country. Sure, here in Stockholm, where I live, there are high schools to choose from around every corner (ok.. not really), and most kids have a maybe 20-30 30-minute commute. But in municipalities in both northern and southern Sweden, it can be very far. Veeery far. Just two examples from my own family, I have one relative in the north who lives 2 hours away from the nearest high school, and one in the south that would have a 1-hour commute. Both by (normal) car. And in Sweden, you start high school at 16, but you can't drive until you're 18. So a lot of high school kids live in the towns where the high schools are even if their families live an hour+ away. Add to that, Sweden's high schools are more like mini-colleges, with study programs ranging from social science-focused, to natural science, to cooking, to child caring, and a ton of others. All schools don't offer everything, so if there's something you want to study that's not available where you live, you might opt to move into a school with a dorm, and Swedish law states that you must be registered as living where you have your main bed, so to speak. There are even super-niche programs, like the Professional Dance program, or the Ski Instructor program, both only offered at their single schools, respectively.
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  2266. Superstocks (previously known as A Grade Stockcars) are a premier class of New Zealand Speedway (dirt track racing). Cars are of bespoke design with integral roll cages built to rules provided by Speedway New Zealand. Superstocks weigh 1,400 to 1,500 kilograms (3,100 to 3,300 lbs) and are usually powered with modified production car engines of up to 248 cubic inches (4,060 cc). Contact between cars is allowed and is intended as part of the sport. Superstocks usually run engines such as Toyota VVTI V8 Nissan VK56 V8 Nissan VH41 V8 Ford V8 Chevrolet V8 or V6. Peace out.
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  2267. Perlage comes from Poland and is only bottled in Poland. I was curious and checked with the bottler: they export their water to Canada. So the water you bought probably took a detour via the Canadian market, but is from an underground spring in Poland.
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  2268.  @davee4508  This is absolutely true. These 1955 tests were also used in the development of the Shinkansen. The Japanese had a problem with their prototype: the pantograph tore off the catenary after a certain speed. Something like 200km/h. They didn't understand why the French managed to exceed this speed without (too many) problems. Japanese engineers went to France to ask the question. Their French counterparts quickly understood that the Japanese were installing the catenary pillars too precisely. The pantograph creates a wave in the catenary in front of the train and, after a certain speed, the pantograph catches this wave and tears off the catenary. To avoid this problem, simply “break” the wave by installing the catenary pillars imprecisely. Like: a pillar every hundred meters, +/- 20 cm. So, to solve a problem, you sometimes have to be precisely imprecise.
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  2269. This is pretty close to reality, what you're missing is the vibrations going through your body. Incredible, cannot be explained. Just awesome.
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  2270. I would add the Sainsburys 'local' and Tesco 'express' stores are considered convenience stores where you can grab some items in your lunch break, or on the way home. They are more expensive than the actual large supermarket versions found outside of city centres, where you would go to do your weekly grocery run.
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  2271. FYI , the EU has 1,728,099 square miles of territory,, but Europe as a whole has a bigger land area (3,910,680 sq miles) than the U.S. (3,531,905 sq miles).
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  2272. 3:45 yes it is from Poland
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  2273. "If this van is Rocking don't bother Knocking" I had one back then they were called Shaggin Wagon's another sticker was "Don't laugh your daughter might be in Here" it was in the era of Keep on Trucking " all decked out in the back with a TV brings back great memories for this old man. Peace out.
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  2274. If You ever go to Sweden. You must visit Classic Car Week in Rättvik. You will be amazed about the cars that shows up that week!
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  2275. You called it "def" a couple of times. It is actually DAF, a PACCAR brand originally from The Netherlands. #1: Freightliner Argosy 6x4 B-Double. (Freightliner have since discontinued the Argosy line) #2: Mainfreight Kenworth K200 6x4 B-Double. Mainfreight have a reputation for very shiny, very clean trucks. Lots of bling. They stand out. #3: International 9780 8x4 Truck and Dog. What we refer to as a "mud carter". #4: Kenworth K200 6x4 with an extended quad trailer. New World is a NZ supermarket chain, with this guy therefore likely a subcontractor on store deliveries. #5: Volvo FM 8x4 Quad Dog. Got Milk? This guy here would be doing pickups from dairy farms. #6: Kenworth K200 8x4 with the same extended quad New World trailer... Almost certainly the same operator as #4. #7: Iveco ACCO 8x4 Quad Dog with petrol (Hazchem code 1203) on board. #8: Freightliner Argosy 8x4 with 5 axle trailer. #9: Kenworth T610 8x4 with quad trailer carrying dry cement powder. #10: International 9800i Eagle cabover 8x4. (Not a model we have here in Australia so my knowledge is very limited) #11: Scania R series 6x4 B-Double with petrol on board. Nuff said. #12: Freightliner Argosy 8x4. #13: Mercedes Benz Actros 6x4. #14: Same truck as #13 (same number plate), but sequence error in video editing has it arriving after it was leaving... (*opinion*- They are of course very comfortable to drive, like any other new truck, but i've had issues with the gearbox on previous models as well as the cab feeling wider than others for some reason. Wouldn't complain if told to drive one by an employer, but wouldn't buy one of my own.) #15: Older model Freightliner Argosy 6x4. #16: Another older truck. A Kenworth K108 8x4 Quad Dog logging truck. #17: Volvo FM 6x4 B-Double fuel delivery. Again, 1203 specifies petrol. #17a: A linfox Volvo FM 6x4 with petrol on board sneaking the other way. #18: Mercedes Benz Actros 6x4 with quad trailer. #19: Mack Trident 6x4 Super Dog mud carter. #20: Kenworth K108 8x4 quad dog. #21: Volvo FM 8x4 super dog. (Yes Ian. That second steer axle does indeed turn, as do all of the previous 8x4 configurations. They are referred to as "twin steer".) #22: NZDF MHOV 6x6. All wheel drive off road general purpose medium size truck for the NZDF. (New Zealand Defence Force Medium-heavy operational vehicle. Supplied by MAN) #23: Isuzu Giga 6x4 tipper and dog mud carter. #23a: Freightliner Argosy 8x4 quad dog logging truck. #24: an old model Isuzu. Not sure which exact model though. Sorry. #25: Hino 500 6x4 drain clearance truck. #26: Another NZDF MHOV 6x6. Both this and #22 are active NZDF vehicles, rather than former. #27: Another Isuzu Giga 6x4 truck and dog. #28: Volvo FM 8x4 with petrol on board. #29: Mack Trident 6x4 Truck and dog logging truck. I am a professional truck driver from Melbourne and I would be happy to answer any trucking questions you might have.
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  2276. Damn, I don't have problems with anxiety, but just watching this, my anxiety rose to the roof. Hats off to emergency vehicle drivers.
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  2277. This thing was the most powerful semi ever for a few years, 480 hp in the late 80s
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  2278. I love how these foreigners do these comparison videos over and over and continue to have so much wrong.
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  2279. Just a few legends that weren't on those lists: Motörhead The Who Pink Floyd Black Sabbath The Cure The Clash Led Zeppelin The Beatles David Bowie Eric Clapton / Cream Depeche Mode Judas Priest Jethro Tull Def Leppard Muse Spice Girls Genesis / Phil Collins Pet shop boys Duran duran Just to name a few from the top of my head.
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  2280. This is Europe... Great cars, nice environent and culture, ...
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  2281. I'm a 'car guy' and I've never understood the 'v8 guy, muscle car guy' distinction, a cool car is a cool car, why limit yourself to only the V8's when there are so many other epic cars in the world.
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  2282. 'Learning from mistakes' is American? Yikes! All I can say is, she should travel more.
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  2283. What wasn't mentioned was how GM executives were extremely happy to take the profits back to the US as they struggled to keep themselves (US) afloat needing the Australian Government assist packages given to HOLDEN to keep the plants open in the US taking the money back through GM but not injecting any decent margins back into HOLDEN Australia, yet it was the Australian sold vehicles giving greater profits for GM, then they tell Australia to change the vehicles they should be building while they were building the plant in Thailand at Rayong with parts of those assist packages that was meant to keep the South Australian (SA) HOLDEN plant open. This is why the Australian Government refused the later support requests from GM and HOLDEN Australia. Of note the SA HOLDEN plant also provided parts for other car manufacturing in this region much like MITSUBISHI did before it closed its manufacturing in Australia
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  2284. Hi Ian, here is an overview where the languages belongs to: Most European languages today belong to the Indo-European language family. This is divided into various groups, with the largest language groups in Europe being Germanic, Romance and Slavic. Germanic language group East Germanic: Polabian (extinct), Sorbian (living) North Germanic: English, Frisian, Dutch, German, Scandinavian languages (Danish, Swedish, Norwegian) West Germanic: Dutch, English, Frisian, German, Luxembourgish Romance language group Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Romanian, Catalan, Galician, Sardinian Slavic language group West Slavic: Polish, Czech, Slovakian, Sorbian (living) Eastern Slavic: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian South Slavic: Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Slovenian, Macedonian Other language groups Baltic languages: Lithuanian, Latvian Finno-Ugric languages: Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian The European Union recognizes 24 official languages, including all the languages mentioned above, as well as Irish, Maltese and Luxembourgish. The majority of European languages have their common root in the Indo-European language Proto-Indo-European (PIE). best regards from Germany
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  2285. Please please look at the Bowler Wildcat!!!!! Top Gear UK did a section on it
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  2286. Tomato sauce and ketchup are completely different. And yes you can buy both here in Australia. Ketchup is sweeter and tomato sauce is more salty!
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  2287. The Tree Kangaroo is a real animal they are found in Queensland tropical rainforest and Papua New Guinea Rainforest, they are a beautiful animal Google it and have a look they are one of my favourite animals
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  2288. On 21st July 1991 Greek tanker Kirki lost its bow off the coast of Western Australia, resulting in a major pollution incident. During the incident and the subsequent tow to a safe haven, the ship lost approximately 17,280 tonnes of light crude. The combination of severe weather conditions and the effects of the Leeuwin Current helped avoid serious pollution of the West Australian coast as they dispersed 7900 tonnes of oil lost during the initial stages of the spill.
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  2289. For example here in Finland, there is a 3500kg (car+passengers+max permitted load) limit on B driving license (normal cars). Therefore quite many of those euro pickups are below that limit to be able to driven without truck card (C). Some of pickups are registered as an truck here, purely due taxes (car, vat, etc...). So with B-license you cannot drive heavier than 3500kg cars (or car+trailer combo). 3500kg limit is thru EU are, if I'm not entirely wrong.
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  2290. I think this comes from the fact America is a nation of immigrants, and that a lot of their states / cities / regions are still largely populated by descendents of immigrants from specific places. It is functionally useful sometimes for Americans to say to other Americans "I am an Irish American" or whatever, because it says something culturally about their cultural experience. That gets shortened to "I am Irish" pre-internet, because the "American" part is obvious to everyone you're talking to. Fast forward to a much more integrated planet and people are still saying "Irish" instead of "Irish American" and have also now - erroneously - come to the conclusion that "Irish" in America is the same as "Irish" in Ireland. Which is obviously absurd to a European, but to an American who has grown up in a bubble of people identifying their cultural experiences by describing themselves using a national identity that they don't really have... it's confusing to Americans when we turn around and say "No you're not". Even if it's true. I think ultimately Americans maybe just need to acknolwedge that the suffix "American" is the important part of their national identity and that being "X-American" is wildly different from being X. It's also becoming less and less useful as a cultural marker in the US, as the states are very much settled into their own cultural identities now, which may owe something to the ancestral roots of the settlers, but are very much their own things at this point. I find most Europeans are generally quite good at changing their word choice dependent on the people they're speaking to, and Americans are completely incapable of doing it.
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  2291. 0:54 Sabrina - Boys (Italy) 0:58 Modern Talking - Brother Louie (Germany) 1:03 Spagna - Call me (Italy) 1:09 CC Catch - Cause you are young (Netherlands) 1:14 Modern Talking - Cheri Cheri Lady (Germany) 1:20 Trio - Da da da (Germany) 1:25 Falco - Der Kommisar (Austria) 1:32 Scotch - Disco Band (Italy) 1:38 Ryan Paris - Dolce Vita (Italy) 1:44 Pet Shop Boys - Domino Dancing (England) 1:50 Yazoo - Don't Go (England) 1:55 The Human League - Don't you wand me (England) 2:04 Nick Kamen - Each time you break my heart (England) 2:09 France Gall - Ella elle l'a (France) 2:12 Visage - Fade to grey (England) 2:19 Boney M - Felicidad ( Germany) 2:24 Al Bano & Romina Power - Felicità ( Italy) 2:30 Alphaville - Forever young (Germany) 2:34 Ivan - Fotonovela (Spain) 3:09 Sandra - Heaven can wait (Germany) 3:14 Mecano - Hoy no me puedo levantar (Spain) 3:20 Frida - I know there's something going on (Sweden) 3:25 Gazebo - I like chopin (Italy) 3:33 Nik Kershaw - I won't let the sun go down on me (England)
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  2292. Lived in CZ for 5 years. Great people and country! Loved every minute of it. Get onto motogp please and keep up the good work!
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  2293. They thought the platypus was a joke too. It's legit.
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  2294. I’ve heard that kfc in America doesn’t have burgers like we do here in Australia. You should check out that in another video
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  2295. You call that a break? In Australia, we call that an extended long weekend. Take some real time off, mate. You deserve it.
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  2296. I was born and raised in South Africa, when I came to Australia, I never really got into wearing shoes except to school/work. [EDIT:] We do have guns here, but the are limited to Calibre and Fire rates/types, and in order to get one, you have to prove the police/government you're not an absolute knob.
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  2297. Well done Ian, your a Aussie now.
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  2298. 'Cactus' generally means a little more than being tired. eg: If a car part is broken and unrepairable it is 'cactus' or 'f----d'
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  2299. FYI Bundaberg ginger beer is Adam Savage from Mythbusters fav, hey also did custom lables for him. so stoked as an Aussie to see a good Australian company repping internationally like a bawse! gg Bundaberg!
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  2300. My dad is a retired firefighter in Norway, out firetrucks are a lot smaller, but our buildings are also shorter, so the uses are different... which is why our firestation has a Unimog ready for forest fires, to go out in the terrain to fight fires. But a lot of other tasks are done by the firefighters, like.. there is a truck for salvaging things after a fire, there's smaller pick-up trucks for errands and such, like one I got to join my dad at as a kid was basically security, checking the perimeter of the local garbage dump, both for fires as gases are formed by trash, but also to make sure there aren't people with guns trying to shoot seagulls, as they're drawn to the trash as well, so I've gotten to drive smaller fire "trucks" like VW Transporter T3, Mitsubishi L200, Mitsubishi Pajero, and oddly enough a Ford Explorer, which all were used by the local fire department, actually they had two of the T3 Transporter pick-ups, both of them diesel, one NA and one Turbo, the NA one was so slow it barely got up hills... They also have duties like putting up all the city's flags for holidays and celebrations, and they have to be guards at events in case of fires, like there is a local award show for Norwegian movies and actors/actresses, dad often had overtime standing guard at those shows. Also... demolition, you could hire the fire department to tear down wood houses... as in they'd use it for training and burn it down in a controlled manner, training up putting out fires, and also to be more efficient in "smoke diving" where they basically went in blind and then had to draw a map of how they think the house layout was afterwards, there was one guy in my dad's team who basically had photographic memory and almost could draw up blueprints with measurements after going blind in a smoke filled house. They also train car mechanics, as part of the car mechanics 101 classes, it's mandatory to learn how to put out car fires, as a teenager I crashed my first car, my dad took it to work, and a friend of mine who was taking that education ended up in my dad's class, and it got a bit surreal for him as he got my dad telling him how to set my car on fire, to then put it back out. :P Sorry that got long kinda randomly... ADHD things.
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  2301. There's no way to cleanly eat a TimTam slam. You'll always get melty chocolate on your hand but totally worth it.
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  2302. I only enjoy a beer 🍺 on 2 occasions, when it's raining and when it's not.
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  2303. This is a fun event as a part of a cruising event with classic cars. two runs up the hill and the goal is to make the two runs as close in time as possible. Any old classic can enter.
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  2304. 4:02 is a Fiat S76 from 1910. They had a 28 litre (not a typo) 4 cylinder engine producing around 300hp. 15:01 is a Tyrrell P34 F1 car from the 1970s
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  2305. I am an electrician. For years I have not seen a tape measure in Europe that did NOT have both measurements: in cm AND inches. And I have worked in Poland, Germany, Holland, France…
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  2306. New Zealand and Australia are not the same thing. We Kiwis wash our sheep daily in the rain. They wash their sheep after every drought.
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  2307. Just remember, if anyone sends you Marmite, they are NOT your friend!
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  2308. Notice the difference between pre 2010 and a bit later? The wheels, they stay on alot better even if the entire suspension is destroyed while before they usually popped off and went rogue as they had been injuries to not only drivers due to wheels but also to the crowds. A very important safety feature.
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  2309. I read that they limited its top speed to 155 mph, they will do an unlimited run at some point. I can't wait to see these race, 4 wide through a corner (because plenty of space :D )
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  2310. One of my favourite country. Really beautiful and I love Portimao race track! Cheers from Czech Republic!
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  2311. They also named a pool in Victoria after Harold Holt , we have a strange sence of humour as you drown and they name a pool after you .
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  2312. The Ford is a KA, as others have already said. The small VW near the end is an UP!, and the truck is a Volvo FH16-750, so it's using a 16,1 liter inline6 (no V8, only Scania does these nowadays) with 750 hp and 3550 Nm (over 2600 ft lbs) of torque. Quite a monster, even the strongest (regular) Scania V8 have (a little) less power than the FH16-750. But the cabin of the truck isn't as big as it seems, they have a tower with tanks (because there's no room between the axles) and some other equipment behind the cabin. Cabin without the heavy-hauler-tower should be a regular Globetrotter XL cabin. So yeah, it's quite big for a euro truck, but not comparable to the sleepers on americans semis. I think the axles of the trailer can be steered independently, otherwise they wouldn't be able to maneuvre it around the sharp corners.
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  2313. Everyone deserves a holiday... glad u took the time off.
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  2314. The 2nd clip is on the intro of a truck rescue service show on TV, recorded in Norway. It is called "Ice road rescue".
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  2315. Oragina in glas bottle is 10 of 10. Your wife did a great job (don't be afraid to look in de camera)👍 I like you present this to getter. Greetings from the Netherlands!!
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  2316. I am an American living in Germany. Something we have here and in most European countries is an emergency doctor supporting ambulance calls. They travel in their own vehicle where needed and continue to another location afterwards if needed. They do not travel in the ambulance. Only EMTs travel in them. Paramedics are seldom seen over here as they do not fit into the structure here.
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  2317. I was walking to the shops in Brisbane when I came upon an elderly gentleman being followed closely by about seven Magpies. They were flying closely around him, jumping from fence to fence, and walking beside him on the ground. He told me that they would always follow him to the shops, then wait outside while he completed his shopping, then they would accompany him back to his home. He was indeed a friend of the Magpies. Very cute.
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  2318. Ute = utility. Family up the front business out the back. Basically the mullet of the car world.
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  2319. Carl Barron is an icon… I love his stories….
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  2320. " Its small " lol, that one is huge comprared to the 1st Panda.
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  2321. Without spoiling, you're going to love what is coming in the later days of the event. Something truly spectacular happened.
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  2322. I remember my first Grand Prix in Melbourne, Aus. I was on the opposite side of the lake/track and I could hear the F1 cars start up in the pits and how the engine screamed as they made their way around the track. I got goose bumps as the sound was coming closer and getting louder, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. As they roared past, the soundwaves would just hit your body and you could feel your chest vibrate. An experience to remember.
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  2323. Rolläden are the patron saint of all nightshift workers 👍
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  2324. It's pretty cool that you guys have places that help make Aussie tourists feel right at home.
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  2325. A town in Western Australia hit 49.5c last week! 121F! That's even a little toastie for this heat lovin aussie!
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  2326. Carl Benz - Benzin/Benzina/"Benzene" Rudolf DIesel - Diesel Cheers from Germany.......
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  2327. Even just owning a man caving in itself is Aussie af
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  2328. fun fact about UK soccer international team(s) - in Olympics, UK attends as 1 country - in FIFA World Cup, they attend as 4 countries - in UEFA Euro, they attend as 4 countries
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  2329. The Tiger 2 crank was for the intertial starter, they have to wind it up to speed before starting the 700Hp Maybach petrol engine.
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  2330. Something I specified under the original video, too: Kinder Joy wasn't made to comply with US laws, it was introduced in Italy in the Summer of 1999 (initially just around the South-East area of Italy) under the name Kinder Merendero, intended as a summertime substitute for regular Kinder Sorpresa eggs, as Ferrero has a policy of halting the sales of some of its products in the Summer to avoid the heat spoiling them.
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  2331. You can tell that Daniela is a very good cook. If you CAN ever get lamb you will notice a big difference. I usually cut the rolls in to individual portions before they go in the oven, then everybody gets some lovely "end crust" and they can be served cold, buffet style at family gatherins, etc.
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  2332. I drove a Tatra Kolos 813 in Turkey, we had three at the company I worked for. 8 wheel drive and able to lock all 4 diffs. 17 litre air cooled V12 diesel and down beside the driver were 8 knobs that let you adjust the tire pressures while driving. Great truck, room for 6 plus the driver in the cab and we had 24 aircraft style seats on the back. We used to take tourists (mostly German) on cross country safaris on them. There were hatches in the cab roof and you could climb up there and sit on the roof. When we went through villages all the kids would come out and cheer. Awesome truck to drive.
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  2333. Ian out of every American reacts you my friend are by far the best, I want to maybe to an aussie reacts to American things, keep up the great content, and look forwards to the Tim tam slam, make sure you refrigerate them first
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  2334. I think that when you live in the US you become very unaware of how lots of countries around the world consider energy resources. So many of the points here just show how the American's disregard excessive energy use, Whey you can use the natural resources you should. eg. drying in the sun, heating only the rooms you are using, shopping more frequently to avoid refrigeration costs. If there is a better way to save on energy, its both a bonus to your wallet and a bonus for the planet!!
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  2335. Mark Larkham's This is Mt Panorama: This is Bathurst is a video to watch. Gives me chills every time. Best description of Bathurst....EVER!
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  2336. It must be named after Maria of Burgundy, the Duchess of Burgundy. The Duchy of Burgundy ruled over a large part of the Low Lands (today's Belgium and Netherlands) for about a century and this was a bloom time. Maria was the last one and gave the cities a lot of freedoms and privileges, was popular back then and is remembered fondly.
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  2337. G'day Ian, l have been bitten twice but Brown snakes while working on our family farm, and had to have antivenom injections, thank God for the Royal flying Doctors, and sat phones, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  2338. That's hell great. I watch you from Czechia and enjoy your videos very much.
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  2339. Emma doesn't miss a Kangaroo.. She would be handy as a "Roo spotter" driving across Australia
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  2340. Congratulations to all of you on the birth of baby Sydney ! I’ll give a special wave for her to the Harbour Bridge when I drive over it today.
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  2341. Cheeky; Larrikin: showing a lack of respect or politeness in a way that is amusing or appealing. Fun loving naughtiness. Up to mischief but in a good way.
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  2342. Italians are very passionate for their motorsports in general and that's why there are so many rallies and hill climbs held there and many on public roads.
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  2343. Glad you finally got to see my suggestion 👍Also glad you enjoyed it, thought you would. I think the birds eye view really helps you understand how they do it. I don't drive trucks myself, but massive respect to those that do, it's definitely skill backing a B double like this.
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  2344. Getting the pronunciation of Emu correct gets you a Golden Wombat sticker. You're on your way to being a true Honorary Aussie. All that's missing now is you making the trip down here. Good on ya mate!
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  2345. You should check out the DAF Variomatic. Its a old Dutch made car that could go as fast in reverse as in drive. We had a racing series called "achteruit racen" which translates to "reverse racing". 120 kilometer per hour speeds could be achieved in reverse... 😂
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  2346. We need more Dani cooking Aussie food videos
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  2347. 5:50 You won't find anyone calling anything other than a semi trailer a "truck" in Australia... Everytime you call a Ute a truck I can't help but think of actual trucks like 18 wheelers.
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  2348. 10:15 thats a Peugeot 306 proto, its got a v6 in the rear
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  2349. Honestly I love the sounds of magpies. I love watching people befriend magpies and kookaburras
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  2350. "Finally, Amazon have delivered my zeppelln!"
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  2351. Homemade kvass (gira) is very different from the kind you find in supermarkets. Some restaurants in Lithuania serve their own homemade versions. It's actually quite easy to make at home.
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  2352. I don't mind paying for restrooms, it's usually something like 50 cents. It usually means they are cleaned. Sometimes, there's even an attendant in the bathroom who collects the money and keeps everything clean. Usually, paid restrooms are in commercial establishments (like a department store, gas station, etc) and the public restrooms are free (and usually disgusting).
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  2353. Would 100% love to see you reacting to the tight manoeuvres done by Eu trucks
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  2354. ‼️ATTENTION!! - I messed up.. I must’ve accidentally deleted a section at the end of the video where he interviewed a Young Boy from the Czech Republic 🇨🇿 and that kid was awesome.. he knew much more than any adult American in the video. I apologize for the mistake, check it out on that original video, it’s funny. Clearly the average European education is much better. 🎉
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  2355. What she says about the safety rules does not only apply to Germany, But is the same for actually all of Western Europe This is how we learned it during our driving lessons and the driving license exam
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  2356. Exploiting a grey area is never 'cheating' in my opinion. If the rules are stated with little to no definitive oversight, then a little 'creative thinking' in an extremely competitive environment is to be expected, encouraged, and applauded.
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  2357. One of the counterintuitively genius elements of the 2CV is that the engine was deliberately choked from the factory with a very small intake and carburetor. As a result, every element in the drivetrain is effectively massively overbuilt, and under very little stress no matter how hard you thrash it. You can drive it foot to the floor all day and night in any weather and it won't even blink.
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  2358. The Dutch are tall to keep their head above the water line
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  2359.  @lukekarts  Lol yeah. A friend of mine used to mock me for goin kartin sayin "I don't see the fun in goin around in wussy kids toys". Got him to do a session with us in ProAm karts n he was fuckin dead after just 11 laps, complained for 3 days about how bad his neck n forearms hurt. Never heard a single negative thing outta his mouth since🤣
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  2360. Kids are the most honest judges ❤ Happy holidays from Berlin 🎄🎇🎄
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  2361. In Germany, accident victims are given initial care and stabilized at the scene. The paramedics come with the ambulance and an emergency doctor with a car/off-road vehicle or sometimes even with the rescue helicopter. The patients are only transported away when they are stable. As far as I know, in the USA no doctor usually comes to see an accident victim.
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  2362. You gotta watch Jeremy Clarksons take on the entire Lancia vs Audi era of Group B, explains virtually all the shortcuts they took, and the findings of the grey areas
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  2363. 3:50 Zastava is not Danish, its Serbian
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  2364. 5:12: "Allez avance toi" The driver is complaining the Porsche is too slow hahahah
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  2365. An American who not only acknowledges Carl Benz in favour of Henry Ford, but also recognises the contribution of Bertha Benz too?? HOW RARE!
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  2366. Maggies learn who the people around them are, thats why you give them a few snacks and youll have a friend gaurding your front yard for as long as the snacks keep coming. Really clever little buggers. If they decide they dont like you. You better grow eyes in the back of your head in spring.
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  2367. For the date having the same number used first for 28-31 days straight for the month is pretty useless, you already know which month it is. How many times do you need to be reminded which month it is as your first piece of information? It's most useful for the information that changes 'daily' to be given first, as it's the most needed info straight away and changes most often.
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  2368. That's why we love you man. You remind us that there are good, normal Americans out there.
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  2369. Mlíko and šnyt are always priced as a small beer. So there is no need to be upset that "foam has less beer than beer" as I've seen some people be in the comments.
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  2370. we get "Willy Willys" (whirlwinds) quite a bit but full on tornadoes are rare as hens teeth, I'm pushing 50 and can recall vaguely only 2-3 in my lifetime.
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  2371. focus is also AWD, when it is in WRC, lower classes had fwd focuses
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  2372. "Do you guys do this on purpose?!" Yes. Yes we do.
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  2373. regarding the Mona Lisa thing... we have a " similar" situation here in Copenhagen with the LITTLE Mermaid..lot's of tourists are, when they meet her, disappointed about her size...
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  2374. German restaurants make most of their money with drinks. Paying for water means restaurants can pay their employees more money and you don't have to tip.
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  2375. As an Australian RFS fire fighter im most impressed just how quickly beer can be provided to fighters when things are under control
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  2376. it´s one of the biggest tractor/truck meetings in Germany (located near Leipzig, Saxony). Happening on the first weekend of july every two years. 13:30 the blue one is a IFA H6, built in the 50s in East Germany, the green one is a KrAZ (soviet production) 14:20 also KrAZ 14:50 Fortschritt ZT 323-A (built in the 80s), the small ones on the trailer were built by the owners, as 'homage' (or whatever you wanna call it) to the original (much bigger) ZT 300 from the 70s 15:40 Unimog 401 "Froschauge" ("frog eye") 17:08 Magirus truck from the 60s 18:04 Primus P20 (from 1942) - built solely for road transportation ("big brother" of the Primus P14 at 10:20) 18:20 Moskvich (soviet built) 19:00 Lanz 4016 from the 50s - it IS the John Deere color - JD took over Lanz in 1957 (or 56? i'm not sure) and painted their tractors green-yellow before stopping the production in 1958/59 or something 19:20 Pampa (license-built Lanz , built in Argentina) and if you do have any further questions (also the rest of the video or any other ones)...let me know. I'm extremely interested in old machinery, especially tractors :)
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  2377. That music festival is Tomorrowland, the biggest electronic music festival in the world and one of the biggest music festivals in the world
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  2378. San Pellegrino lemonade is also worth a try. It‘s one of the best you can buy in my opinion.
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  2379. My dude, he doesn't just have the cue ball "stay in the general area". He sets it up perfectly for the next shot every time. How the cue ball moves after making contact with the other balls is never a coincidence or random luck. He probably has at least the next 4-5 shots already planned at all times.
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  2380. You should check out Eric Bana's documentary about his Ford Falcon that he turned into a rally car. Great movie. It's called Love The Beast
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  2381. When he showed the model ranges for Aussie cars he missed the panel vans, very big here in those days. They came in muscle versions with Sandman from Holden, Sundowner from Ford and Drifter from Chrysler.
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  2382. That was not a useful video to show you what netball is all about. It is physical, fast-paced, and extremely popular in Australia. Australia and NZ excel in netball and have a huge rivalry. You can only hold the ball for 3 secs, you have to be 3 feet away from your opponent to defend, you cannot step with the ball. Only the Goal Shooter (GS) and Goal Attack (GA) can shoot a goal and only within the goal circle. You really need to see a whole game to get an idea of the pace and flow of the game. I, personally, find it more exciting to watch than basketball, but each to their own. It is supposed to be non-contact, but believe me it is an extremely physical game with contact! No dunking, btw.
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  2383. The Euro tunnel is one of the most amazing engineering feats in human history. It's a train that goes from an Island to a continent under the frikkin' sea. Thats INSANE!
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  2384. I love Daniela after one bite of a lamington, " Amanda is my best friend" 😂 I can't wait to see the pool room. Love your family ❤️
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  2385. The first ute was not a Model A. It was a 1934 Ford. Also, early Holdens were 6 cylinders, not V8s.
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  2386. As a sausage roll connoisseur, I'm extremely proud of your work. Well done, guys!
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  2387. 3:08 that's why this model is named Smart ForFour. It's for four people; In contrast to the Smart ForTwo
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  2388. It's almost parked in Amsterdam AND Paris.
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  2389. If it's ok with you and your family Ian we would happy to make you all Australian Citizens. Not going to lie the longer video is awesome, keep up the great content we love watching you and your family. Find a big open field and grab the boomerang and hold it over your shoulder at 60ish degrees with the centre bend facing backwards and then if you throw it forward hard and high enough it will fly around in a big circle and come back to you, it will hurt you if it hits you so be warned when it comes back haha.
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  2390. E for Spain comes from "España" - Spain in spanish. Sometimes those letters are from english versions of the names, but sometimes they are taken from native version of the name. :) About 30 years ago Finland changed to FIN from SF (Suomi, Finland)... On Finland all cars (truck - semis, taxis, etc) have same kind plates. Only difference is military vehicles and of course plates for embassies. And denying further customisation is because most of european countries requires plates to be machine readable for speed cameras, parking garages etc...
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  2391. Missing my 2 favourites from Kimi, "you will not have the drink" and "gloves and steering wheel"
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  2392. As a mopar man you'll be pleasantly surprised that straya bought out a Valiant Ute as well 😁
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  2393. Mate, I love my country, but watching you react to it makes me appreciate it even more. You are doing a better job of promoting Australia than our tourism board.
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  2394. There is a desert in Europe too, the Tabernas Desert, located in Spain. Most of the "spaguetti western" movies were filmed there.
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  2395. Here in Portugal it's common to see farm owners or people who have properties in the countryside, still driving their 90's, 80's and even 70's Toyota Land Cruisers, Ian, and they're usually diesel, which makes them even more reliable and durable. I really feel for you guys in the US for not knowing what you missed out on.
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  2396. I was lucky (I guess) that when I started school, Australia had recently adopted the metric system, so I was taught mainly metric, but the teachers were still well versed in the imperial system as well, so I was kind of taught both. In high school I used nothing but metric, then when I started my apprenticeship I was told by all the older mechanics "Don't use that metric crap around here", and used mainly imperial measurements (Thou, foot pounds, etc...Even on Japanese cars). As time went on, everything pretty much switched over, but later in life I found myself working on US systems. All the younger techs used to always ask me, is 9/16" bigger or smaller than 5/8", 3/16" and 5/32", etc. It was at that point I realised just how complicated and antiquated the imperial system really is. In saying that though, I can still visually set an 18 thou point gap...Not that I need to anymore ;)
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  2397. Kudos to our dutch neighbours! When it comes to coastal infrastructure and engineering they are top notch!
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  2398. Where I grew up in Yorkshire, the accent changed very slightly from village to village. In some cases we could identify which street. This was useful for identifying ‘outsiders’ 😄 People now move around more so you can’t really do that any longer.
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  2399. The lockout law in Sydney no longer exists. They were introduced to reduce alcohol fueled violence for around two years. They were abolished about a year ago and only ever applied to the cbd, kings cross and the rocks.
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  2400. The one thing you can do to improve your game massively is to think about where you want to leave the cue ball for your next shot. Top players are thinking 5-6 shots ahead!
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  2401. Most northern European truck companies have their trucks for 5-10 years, depending on company size and truck usage. Then they sell them on to smaller companies (or in more modern time, the lease just ends, and the leasing company sells them on). Generally trucks "migrate" towards the old east bloc countries as they age, and to a lesser extent to the poorer southern European contries, the middle east and Russia. You still see them on the streets sometimes, but that's mostly for ones that have been converted for specific usecases (e.g. for scaffolding work, mounted with hardware such as a crane, etc.) but fleet trucks are rarely older than 10 years. Edited to add: Aside from increased maintenance, EU pollution regulations also generally means that it's not profitable to do long haul on older trucks, as the engine regulations are update every 5-7 years, leading to higher taxes for older, more polluting engines, and lower for newer, more efficient ones.
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  2402. Sausage rolls are one of the few classic Aussie party foods that really can be made ahead because they can be frozen unbaked then when you’re ready to serve, all you have to do is bake them. No fussing with garnishes or assembling, just make sure there is plenty of tomato sauce (ketchup) to dunk them in!
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  2403. "depends on whose checking your vehicle" definitely not. 😂 These tests are for the safety of everyone and when you fail you have 4 weeks from the fail date to get things fixed. When the vehicle is not safe it can't be moved during that time period. My parents car has a rusty side skirt which requires replacement and that caused our inspection to fail. But such damage is not a traffic hazard and the vehicle is still traffic legal. So we are allowed to use it. But it has to be repaired and then the car has to retake the inspection :)
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  2404. I love that Ian, as an american is so aussiefied that he knows where Alice is on an unlabelled map. I bid that we should just give him citizenship now and do away with the formalities
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  2405. 1:57 That truck is a URO, manufactured by a Spanish manufacturer called Urovesa, based in Galicia like the creator of the video. It only makes all-terrain vehicles. The Spanish army has everything from cars to trucks of this brand. Greetings
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  2406. To watch this as a truck driver from Germany, I can tell you, that was fun 😂 I don't know the game, but when you try a very tight turn with this kind of truck, you might damage the pressure connection to the trailer and as a side note, the tyres of the trailer don't like to be scraped sideways when the trailer is fully loaded 😉 In town, you have to stay always on the right lane and red lights are red lights ( some got a little traffic sign with a green arrow, only than you are allowed to go on (at least in Germany) ). I could tell you so many stories about horrible situations in old little towns and their narrow streets , but you are just about to find out . Good luck 😅
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  2407. As a french, what surprises me the most is that not all countries in the world do the same. Our french "viennoiseries" take their name from Vienna in Austria, we won't learn them anything 🙂German bread (and pastries) is different but also awesome. Swiss and Belgium pastries (and chocolates !), italian food in a whole is at the same level as the french one, spanish food too. I've seen a few weeks ago a video about how the US bread is made : OMG !!! How can you eat that shit ??? English bread and food is a bit the same kind of "no taste" food. Why ? Is it so hard to just do the same ? Why don't the US consumers ask for it, and continue buying industrial chemical unhealthy food ?
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  2408. You did extremely well for the first time. Good job. Hilarious video, especially when he roasts English and shows how ridiculously inconsistent it is in vocalization of the letters/clusters/words. Like Ear, Bear, Beard, Pear, Hear, Heard, etc. Pretty much nonsensical to a Polish person in the early stages of learning English 🤣
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  2409. @IWrocker, The name Budweiser is a German derivative adjective, meaning "of Budweis". Beer has been brewed in Budweis, Bohemia (now České Budějovice, Czech Republic) since it was founded in 1265.[4] In 1876, Adolphus Busch and his friend Carl Conrad developed a "Bohemian-style" lager in the United States, inspired after a trip to Bohemia, and produced it in their brewery in St. Louis, Missouri. Anheuser–Busch has been involved in multiple trademark disputes with the Budweiser Budvar Brewery of České Budějovice over the trademark rights to the name "Budweiser". In the European Union, except Ireland, Sweden, Finland and Spain, the American beer may only be marketed as Bud, as the Budweiser trademark name is owned solely by the Czech beer maker Budweiser Budvar.[5][6] In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, both the Budvar and Anheuser–Busch lagers are available under the Budweiser name, though their logos differ.[7]
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  2410. As a Country South Aussie Boy I'm not a fan of the city (any city really) but Adelaide is ok & certainly one of the cleanest cities I've been in. It is not really like any other city of Australia, it is well laid out & easy to navigate around. It is very Arty, lots of great food & entertainment too if that's what you want. Myself, I prefer to be in the country !
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  2411. All the best 🇸🇦❤️🇺🇲
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  2412. People around the world who’ve tried Vegemite usually lay it on thick, like jam………that’s their first mistake, 2nd is they don’t use enough butter.
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  2413. Fiat Pandas have a richer history than just that 'more modern' one. (God, I feel old now, haha!) It'll be funny to look into the history of them for sure, especially when it comes to offroad/rally! It kind of crosses over with the Fiat Uno at the start of its life, though.
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  2414. Q: How do you call a person speaking three languages? A: Trilingual Q: How do you call a person speaking two languages? A: Bilingual Q: How do you call a person speaking only one language? A: American Just kidding!
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  2415. Damn, I had to hear 3 times before guessing Portuguese. And I AM Portuguese, but that was a brasilian accent so so strong.... damn damn damn, Portuguese would sound so different!
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  2416. I feel privileged and grateful I was born here. I've been to Italy, Greece, Denmark, USA, England and Jamaica. All amazing places with their own wonderful cultures and sights, but for me, I'll always call Australia home. It's true what they say, us Aussies generally are a very warm, welcoming and friendly lot...and super laid-back lol
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  2417. Golf MK4 1.9TDi one of the best VAG engines. My 1.9TDi has 890k Km of the clock
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  2418. Not estate, its a station wagon or wagon for us Aussie’s
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  2419. You cannot turn left on red, however at a lot of bigger intersections there will be a slip lane which bypasses the red light, so you are sort of turning left on red, but it’s more of a merge. Having said that I’d like to see more left turns on red here in Australia.
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  2420. Milo on ice cream... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  2421. I was there on one of the bridges during this speed record the creaziest thing when the TGV passed under the bridge is that with a such of speed and air moving at the same time it litterally pushed the bridge deck a few inches up with us on top and then the deck fall down at it last place afte the train passed ...;crazy the speed , and the the dust cloud behind it was really crazy to saw
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  2422. In Europe, readable license plates allowed the development of license plate recognition systems. These systems make it easier for us, for example, to pay for highways, automatically pay for parking, etc.
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  2423. This top list stopped to be credible at the very moment when Heineken was in the list.
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  2424. G'day mate, with 80% of Australian live near the sea they all have some difficulties pronouncing inland Town and community names, l think your doing a really good job of stuffing it up like the rest of us, except those living there, cheers.
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  2425. Jeez Ian. This is good example of when you say "europe". In the north like Finland and Scandinavia, people actually care about their cars and would never ever hit other peoples bumbers. Dont scuff my Volvo please I want it to stay pretty!
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  2426. As a former machine operator, German built machines last forever, not so much their cars but printing finishing machines are bullet proof, also German machines are known as 'Over Engineered' and very hard to work on.
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  2427. Dutchie here, This is what I did, from 1986 to 2017. More than 5 million km in 33 countries. I'm on disability now and I don't miss the trucking industry at all except the manouvering in tight places. I humbly take your admiration as a compliment. Great content!
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  2428. Most of clips are recent. His pick was 8-12 years ago. Legend of GK mastercraft!
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  2429. orginal company name is "Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG"
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  2430. Great timing after our boy Danny Ricc just won the Italian GP over the weekend 👌
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  2431. The firefighting special you're interested in is a Tatra Triton made in cooperation with Excalibur Army. It's a civilian version of the military special designed for interventions in extreme conditions and dangerous environments. It is armoured and airtight. And the colour combination of the lights blue - red has only been used in the Czech Republic since 2018. Until then, they were only blue. The sound of the sirens is not always the same, but can be varied while driving.
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  2432. Yes the 509 is a Australian made and designed in Australia for Australian terrain The cab is seperate from the sleeper because of our rough outback roads if it was all one piece like the 909 they would crack and pretty much fall apart And we have the T series over here the T400-T401-T404-T408-T409-T410-T600-T601-T604-T608-T609-T610-T900-T904-T908-T909 and also the W models the SAR’s so many to mention The C series C500-C501-C508-C509 The sleeper is seperate from the cab
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  2433. Now you’re really starting to understand why Bathurst is so big over here…. It’s just fkn epic
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  2434. So much respect for picking up the wrong flag mate 🤙🇦🇺 And yes, we ( Australia ) have a VERY big foot in the door when it comes to trade ( privileges of having a country the size of the US and a population sweet bugger all ), that's what china didnt count on, was us not knowing how much they relied on us for import ( not only coal but did you know 75% of China's seafood gets imported from Australia as well? That hit them hard as well ) China has just gotten to big for their britches and thought they could rule the world under communist law, Australia just knocked them back into reality abit lol theres a WHOLE lot more to what was said by our useless PM but it sort of sums it up
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  2435. People say portuguese sounds like Russian or Polish but OH MY EFING GOD!!!! as a portuguese I feel kind of honoured that someone thinks my simple language is anything even close to Polish 🤣🤣🤣
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  2436. My friend and I have a running gag / saying whenever we catch a game live and one of the goalkeepers makes a mistake that leads to a goal, it's "Neuer hätte den gehabt" which literally translates to "Neuer would've gotten that one", so yeah I would say, especially because he's also the national goalkeeper and saved Germany's ass quite a few times, that he's very respected in Germany, but also in the whole world because he shows his prowess internationally as well. This is what the German wikipedia page has to say about him (which I translated): "Neuer is considered one of the best goalkeepers of all time. In particular, his offensive, playful interpretation of the goalkeeping position is regarded as revolutionary. Neuer was named World Goalkeeper of the Decade 2011-2020 by the IFFHS, as well as World Goalkeeper of the Year in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2020, making him the record holder along with Gianluigi Buffon (Italy) and Iker Casillas (Spain). He was also named FIFA World Goalkeeper of the Year in 2020 and has been voted Germany's Footballer of the Year twice so far. Neuer is one of the 10 German players with the most appearances for the national team." It is pretty rare for a goalkeeper to be named the FOOTBALLER of the year because, as you said, the spotlight usually belongs to playmakers and scorers. This compilation also didn't really do him justice. I would recommend checking out FC Bayern München's official Best of videos ("Manuel Neuer - His Best Saves! | FC Bayern " from 6 years ago and "Manuel Neuer: 11 seasons, 11 incredible saves" from 2 years ago) - these are both way better because I would bet they blow your mind from an offensive and defensive perspective and make you question even more why you slept on soccer for so long 😂
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  2437. This is in NSW. There are two fire services there. (Australian fire services are mostly a state, not a local government thing) Fire and Rescue NSW provide coverage for cities and country towns (from about 1000 population upwards). They do fire, hazardous material response and rescue work, and are mainly equipped with pumpers ('engines' in USA), aerial appliances and specialised units. Their units on the clip are mainly pumpers. They are career firefighters (cities) and paid on call firefighters (country towns). At bush fires they would do mainly defensive (property protection from roads), although they also have some tankers ('brush truck's in the USA). They have over 600 vehicles, about 3500 career firefighters, 3500 paid on call firefighters, and several thousand members of the public in 'community fire units' helping protect streets in urban fringe areas. They cover about 90% of the population in the state. The other service is the NSW Rural Fire Service (worlds largest with 70,000+ firefighters in about 2000 brigades, with a fleet of about 4000 vehicles, 30 fireboats and multiple aircraft) which cover rural areas, villages up to about 1000 people, and urban fringe areas. They are unpaid volunteer firefighters with a paid staff of about 900 providing admin, command and support services. They cover about 90% of the land area of the state. They do mainly small structural firefighting, grass and bush firefighting, and fire protection at road accidents. They use mainly tankers (brush trucks). Most you see shown on the clip are Cat 1 tankers with about 1000 USG tanks. Their pumps have lower GPM than the urban units, but usually carry more water. Also shown are some Cat 9s (Land Cruiser based) with small tanks. The white RFS vehicles are for more senior officers (mostly senior volunteers) for field command and control. The two services have different philosophies of vehicle design. F&R NSW are purpose built, high capability, mostly 2WD specialised vehicles, with extensive equipment and bespoke plumbing. Their pumps are usually PTO driven. NSW RFS vehicles are based on commercial off-the shelf equipment on commercial 4WD diesel trucks, hardened against fire damage to their vital systems, and fitted with protective cabin spray systems. Their equipment is good, but more modest and easier to maintain. Their pumps are usually powered by a separate rear mounted small diesel engine and the plumbing uses off the shelf piping and valves, often available from local country hardware stores. Most units will cruise at 65 mph easily. A F&R pumper would be about three times more expensive than a large RFS tanker because of these differences
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  2438. Here you can see, why the 80 Volvos are called Schwedenpanzer (swedish tanks) in germany (at least among my friends and me)
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  2439. There’s a good doco of Eric Bana at Targa Tasmania called Love the Beast. It’s a good watch, probably not ideal for your content, but worth seeing.
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  2440. Electronics technician here. Electronic PIN locked doors are a HUGE security risk. I could hack that myself with a small hammer and a screwdriver. I'd never use it for my main front door. Hope this helps :)
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  2441. Look at the profiles - the X Class and Renault are badge engineered versions of the same basic truck - the up kick in the rear window gives it away. A lot of that happens in Europe because the sales volume here cannot support the cost of individual development costs
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  2442. Hiya ! The pawpaw ointment is super popular among women as a Chapstick type of product for lips and it's excellent for very dry skin. Most households in Australia have pawpaw ointment. It was lovely to see you using Vegemite properly 😀 Anzac bikkies were made to last so loved ones could post them to service personnel. Love to you and the fam from the Blue Mountains nsw ❤️
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  2443. Ken Block car is NOT rally car, it just looks like a rally car! This is Rally Cross car, very different! Almost 600-700 HP. F1 car is ~750HP without KERS.
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  2444. The indigenous peoples language was trying to be phased out up until the 70s. My Grandmother who is 76 got taken by the government and put into missionary camps for indigenous folk when she was around 4-6 years old and never really knew her birthdate till around 10 years ago. Thanks for the vid, really liked it
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  2445. They stopped making Commodores four years ago yet here is one breaking the fastest lap record in 2021. God I miss Holden.
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  2446. As an Aussie that has a burnout car all the big cars will skid in top gear (hitting it nearly instantly) and have a rear wheel speed around 300kph (180mph)
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  2447. Bloody hell, this is insane. I love F1 but these guys are just as brave and talented. And shout out to the co-driver, you must have complete faith in your driver. I get worried in the passenger seat when my wife drives. 😂😂
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  2448. 11:21 To be fair to us Europeans, we DON'T expect you guys to know the states that make up Germany or the regions that make up France! So why should WE know about the states that make up the USA? We DO however think you should at least know most of the COUNTRIES of Europe, since we're friends haha
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  2449. On one of my trips to the US from Straya, a woman listening to my wife and me talking, asked where we were from. Telling her we were on holidays from Australian. She said she loves Australia, she explained she had seen the movie Australia and thought it was wonderful. I explained that the movie was set in the 1940's WWII era. I said it has modern cities similar to America. She was astonished. She had no idea we had cities. I think she felt a little embarrassed.
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  2450. The Volvo S80 also came with the Yamaha V8, super rare, super sexy. There's a UK channel called Geoff buys Cars that has a lot of old Volvo content.
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  2451. I've seen quite a few longtail boat videos before , mainly diesel powered . Aussies love Thailand and Thai people because I think we have a similar sense of what is fun and this is great to watch and uniquely Thai , nothing like this in Australia , closest thing is probably extreme ski boats and/or offshore race boats , nothing like the same though . Lots of good boat building and engine building talent goes into these , many , many hours into every boat , I salute the builders 🙂
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  2452. Congratulations to you and family Ian. When you are ready Australia is not going anywhere!
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  2453. I love the way that you can take the piss out of yourself and don't get offended when "foreigners" take the piss out of Yanks for their limited "world" view. Great vid, love it!
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  2454. 8:00 fun fact about thoses tower of Bologna; It is believed that the construction of those towers was merely a "flexxing" competition between two powerful families. There were a lot more towers, but I believe they all collapsed at some point, these two being the only remaining, and the in danger of collapsing aswell.
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  2455. i owned a 4 door version... got car, easy to repair... my daughter wrote i love you in the back door driver side, with a stone! and one day, she drove into the wall of the my garage, as real European, the stone wall won the competition!
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  2456. In the trucking industry in oz , dogging as the gentleman mentioned is to do with securing your load , usually with chains , for example if you have a load of steel , you would dog it down with chains , if you go on building site with a load of steel , you would find the crane operator and the dogman , the dogman who has training and certificates , secures the items to be unloaded or loaded off the truck or around the building site .
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  2457. Three cushion billiards (carom) next. Three balls, no pockets and the cue ball has to hit 3 cushions during every shot. True artistry.
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  2458. One big problem was Walmart dont understand the culture. Also Walmart dont wanna work with the Union Verdi together. US companies dont like Unions. Unions have a lots of power in Germany.The retail buisness in europe is very brutal. Walmart had also to pay fair salary, of course 4 weeks fully paid vacation, as well all holidays. Walmart had to exept many things in Germany, what in the US not exist. As well when employee getting sick and cant working. The company cant fire the employee and the working place is secure.
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  2459. That orange helicopter is nicknamed "Elvis" and comes out to Australia from the US each fire season. Its name comes from the fact that it is used by the US National Guard in Memphis
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  2460. When you consider they deliver you directly to the city centre, and you can just walk into and out of the stations with pretty minimal delay, they just make sense.
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  2461. Our bushfire brigade trucks mostly have an inbuilt sprinkler system fitted on top of the fire trucks. This gives the guys and girls a chance to escape an overwhelming fire that could surround them and give them a chance to escape without the trucks burning and killing the crews.
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  2462. The tunnel runs from Folkestone in the UK to Calais in France . The train goes underneath the water . I crossed the Channel a million time with this train
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  2463. About the temperatures in Europe: It depends on the climate where you are. For example: In The Netherlands the humidity is pretty high. If it's 20-26 degrees (no jacket, just a shirt type of weather) it's really nice. Hotter than 27 degrees it will start feeling really hot. Hotter than 35 degrees you usually won't see many people outside or everybody is sitting in the shade. When you go to Spain it's different. It's much dryer there, so the higher temperatures are less uncomfortable. 35 degrees there is just nice weather. Another example: I once went to Rhodes (Greece) and my hotel was on the west coast of Rhodes-city where there always was a nice breeze. It was really nice even though it was 40 degrees. However, when we would go to the east side of Rhodes-city it would feel insanely hot because there wasn't any wind at all.
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  2464. Youtube have to get used to the idea that they are International and that we have different ideas and morals to the USA. Some of the problem are caused because machines are involved not humans - an instance is when British people tried to register their address in Scunthorpe and the machine picked up that the four letter word was contained in the legitimate place name.
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  2465. The Australian school year is 40 weeks, 4 x 10 week terms with the remaining 12 weeks for holidays. We have six weeks for Christmas break and two weeks each for Easter, Winter and Spring breaks.
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  2466. I guess it's even more confusing when the odd American car with the all-red setup shows up in European traffic, since we simply don't expect indicators to be red.
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  2467. "But why is he so mean? - BECAUSEEEEEEE!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npxBeqLNCjg And the Alain Chabat series "You have to shake well. Otherwise, the pulp stays at the bottom." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi27FC8b6jc
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  2468. The complaint by some Americans about everyone speaking Mexican in Spain is pretty well known….😂
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  2469. Nowadays they are just another option from Volkswagen. What me fascinates about the company, that they have been around for so long, there are steam locomotives with the Škoda logo on the side. Also, you can find a lot of trams and modern trains by Škoda driving around in Czechia.
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  2470. 1:52. It’s called a boab tree, the aboriginals do some amazing art work on the fruit that come off the tree. And some of the tree’s were actually used as prison cells back in the day.
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  2471. The I5 turbo is a sound you never forget. The grand-daddy of engines for the to be VAG group. This engine is called an "anchor" as it sticks way beyond the front axle and when you let off the gas the thing just drops the nose as you threw an anchor. Same time, this engine is almost indestructible, it came in Group B with the tech knowledge of Porsche in the turbo work. This thing can handle 800+ HP on a factory block and a wise tuner.
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  2472. Take the 935 "Moby Dick" for a spin in Assetto Corsa with your new wheelset :)
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  2473. Orangina is from France. When i was a Teenager back in the 80's i spend many holidays in France. Back then, they sold Orangina in tiny glasbottles in the shape of an Orange. 😊 Next time you have to taste german 'Fassbrause' or 'Almdudler' from Austria! Greetings from Germany.
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  2474. One fun fact. If you look at the TGV logo upside down. It represents a snail.
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  2475. Just put someone you love in that ambulance...most of us in Europe think that way ❤from Croatia
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  2476. "Mexican coke is usually better", You got that right 😉
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  2477. I like Australia’s options when it comes to plates. You can get Australian style, American style Japanese style or European style. Then each style has a range of different colours and designs. We basically have a plate that will suit pretty much every car on the planet.
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  2478. While we may have lost Group B long ago... current WRC still hits as hard as ever and I'm really digging Team Hyundai x Neuville. Their pedal-to-the-metal in each and every race while modern tech shows how good those cars can handle all of this abuse.
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  2479. When it comes to bakery here in France, when you live in a city like me, you can be almost anywhere and have a bakery at most at 15 minutes walk away. In city centers you can even walk 5 minutes and find 2 or 3 bakery in the same street. Also, even small villages with 500 inhabitants have a bakery, meaning that even in remote places you can get fresh bread every morning.
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  2480. A few years ago I put a pitch fork through my leg and ended up with a nasty bacterial infection. Spent 7 days in hospital and had two operations to clean the bacteria out of the wound. It cost me less than $100 for that week long stay including the operations. I also had to spend 6 months on heavy antibiotics which only cost around $550 over the whole 6 month period which my boss covered. Of course, I did have to put up with my nurses and surgeons making fun of me for stabbing myself with a pitch fork, but fair play lol.
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  2481. Hi Ian: Being homeless in Australia is more about family breakdowns or personal choice. Every unemployed Australian gets $650 per fortnight from the Government. Also Australia's GDP per capita is $53,000, whereas in the US it is $59,000. So I'm a bit confused by the lack of support for Americans. So Glad to see education in New Mexico is Free. Keep up the good work.
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  2482. You really need to check some highly tuned. OM606 videos. They make like 150bhp stock but can be tuned with bigger and more powerful diesel pump and better internal parts to make 700-900bhp and the engine can revs over 7000 RPM and it sounds so good.
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  2483. If you're going to give some away, maybe a Childrens Ward at a local Hospital might be a good place. Not just the Tim Tams, of course, you've also accumulated quite a bounty of assorted lollies that could brighten up some kids days in Hospital.
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  2484. This is, BY A LIGHT YEAR, the greatest in-car video I have EVER watched!! And I’ve seen as many as I can find. This car and this driver are both BEYOND amazing. What is really impressive is he’s just doing commentary as if he were an outside spectator and not the driver going outrageously fast with little room for error. The driver is extremely confident, superbly talented, and he could probably recite every turn and bump if he were a passenger and blindfolded.
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  2485. Y lo más importante, nunca hay accidentes ni violencia, sólo alegría. Así es el pueblo español.😅🎉❤
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  2486. The first footage show a car and trailer passing on the left hand side which means that non English speaking driver was driving slow and sitting on the wrong side of the road. I'm not justifying his serving around in front of her but how long has she driven Slowly on the wrong side of the road?
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  2487. You should check out the Citroën DS. It launched in 1955 and for decades it was technologically superior to every other car on the market (compared to many it still is today). It‘s also one of the most beautiful cars ever made.
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  2488. My friend, never apologize for being curious, curiosity is the enemy of ignorance.
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  2489. Cask wine has got better over the years. Great for camping. Also when empty makes a decent camping pillow.
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  2490. Awesome channel 👌 Thanks for showing our offload in your channel 🙏 Best regards from Saudi 🌷🇸🇦
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  2491. Imagine that in 2007 Australia and other countries used the Bushmaster in Afghanistan and not one soldier was injured inside the Bushmaster for the remainder of the war. Many Bushmasters were attacked with I.E.D.s and no casualties.
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  2492. I could have sworn there were more ads to this series, focused on different Rhonda and Ketut moments on vacation...?
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  2493. I used to drive a 2016 MAN TGM in Germany, it also had auto break. It is a very usefull feature. But sometimes in city driving at about 40 km/h when I had cars in front of me wanting to turn left or right, I would keep some safety distance and let the truck roll anticipating that they would turn by the time i get in their spot but auto break would star beeping and breaking automatically. Sometimes it is a little to invasive and can scare the s**t out of you.
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  2494. I'm happy you are doing videos about other countries. It helps us all learn more about our friends around the world.
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  2495. Wtf Ikarus is hungarian not Serbian
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  2496. Brit here: we have an expression; 'that's like comparing chalk and cheese', or 'apples and oranges', it means that different cars cannot be compared except to show that Formula 1 cars do best going around a F1 circuit. Drag racers beat all on a drag down 1/4 mile, etc. I saw a group of people 'testing' assault rifles against each other. We discovered that the people who knew a particular gun best tended to perform best with it.
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  2497. 2:12 its a Suzuki Swift 2:28 its a Lada Niva 7:50 its a Honda Accord Slovenia was formerly part of Yugoslavia Zastava was a Yugoslavian car brand, now its Fiat.
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  2498. San Pellegrino is the best refreshment on hot days! Well iff you exclude beer. Greetings from Germany!
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  2499. The crane not only has the normal "water guns" (not sure what they are called in the US), but also a ramming thorn, which would be use for example when a plane is burning in the cargo bay. For that you would extended the crane and just ram it through the wall of the plan. The Tip is covered in nozzles, which would than spray water around within. Its crazy to me, how many things that machine can do without someone even leaving it
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  2500. It wasn’t till I visited America that I understood how Australian I was, in saying that I can appreciate certain things about America, Americans are friendly, but you need to watch out for their agendas, Americans do have a different mind set to Aussies
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  2501. There was a news report just the other week actually where a snake was hiding behind the shelving of a supermarket and popped its head out giving the customers a scare to put it mildly haha.
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  2502. Nat's a bloody legend. Definitely look at more of his stuff. Mint sauce is a necessity with lamb roast
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  2503. Spot on bloke!. The quicker the butter and veg is applied to hot toast the betta!. Good stuff.👍
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  2504. Funny, i saw the notification and the title of the video. My first tought was that Ian finally found Audi RS6. Close enough. 😅 But RS7 is pure awesomeness.
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  2505. I grew up loving cars and always wanted to drive a manual. Everyone kept telling me “you’re was going to hate traffic” and “you’ll get tire of it eventually”. I managed to get a manual as my first car and loved it. It’s been 11 years since I got my license and I’ve only owned manual cars. Granted I’ve only owned 2 cars but still, I have no regrets.
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  2506. Another on you have to try but wasn't here is the pavalova. It is is a meringue base topped with whipped cream and kiwi fruit/strawberries/banana/passion fruit/shaved chocolate/whatever topping you want. Of course the Kiwis claim it as theirs so you can virtually say it's an Australasian dessert!
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  2507. In the USA you have to be fast, because the owner of the car can come and pull a gun, in EU that chance is way way smaller 🙂
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  2508. The Renault 5 Turbo was notoriously devious to drive. The turbo often broke traction on the rear wheels and sent even decent drivers off the road. I want one. 😁
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  2509. As an Aussie every time I hear an actual Australian in an American movie it's always jarring and out of place at first, but when someone is doing an accent it's even worse.
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  2510. The reasons flights are expensive is because it’s so far away, that’s why when we go on holidays overseas we go for months and go hard 😂
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  2511. You know this move is something else when a big F1-related channel (WTF1) manages to say a NASCAR race was more exciting than the F1 race of the same weekend. And when I first heard about this, I refused to believe they were talking about real-life NASCAR. But noooooOOOOPE, he really did the wall ride!
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  2512. It's been great seeing you discover about Snooker for the first time. As a Brit, I grew up loving it. You were right to start by watching Ronnie's 147 as this is one of the most iconic moments in the sport's history. The other would be the final frame of the 1985 world championship, which is probably the most famous frame in the whole history of Snooker and something people still talk about. In the final were Steve Davis, who ruled the 80s and had already won a few World Championships by this point, and Dennis Taylor (the one with the funny glasses), the underdog who had never been world champion before. The final takes place over 2 days, first person to get 18 frames wins. It got off to a predictable start, with Davis winning the first 7 frames in a row. At 7-0 down, it would be very hard for Dennis to get back in the match. Yet something switched, and Dennis put in one of the best comebacks ever, and an epically long match which culminated in a 17-17 final frame decider, in the early hours of the morning. 18.5 million people in the UK stayed up to watch it. The final frame then went down to the very last black ball. There's never been a final quite like it since. Search this for the clip: The Black Ball Final | 1985 World Championship | Dennis Taylor vs Steve Davis Ronnie's 147 showed the flashy, fast, exhillerating, genius side of snooker. This 1985 clip shows a completely different side... tension, nerves, exhaustion, and dogged perseverence under unbelievable pressure. Enjoy :) WST 375K subscribers Subscribe
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  2513. for most of motorsports fans,Michael is the GOAT of F1.unfortunally he had a ski accident and got a head injury very bad in 2013.no one knows hows hes doing. on the grid,he allways had MSC as a shortform of his name.today his son Mick is driving F1 also and guess his shortform: MSC. the major goosebumps ,at least i had ,when Mick drove his dads Ferrari,wearing the red overall .and when he finished and got out of the car,still wearing the helmet,all you could see was : M.Schumacher on his back in a ferrari.instandly i saw Michael in my mind...Keep fighting,Michael!
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  2514. Our former German Chancellor (1974-82) Helmut Schmidt, was always extremely frustrated and shocked when he had to talk to US politicians about world politics, because of their little knowledge about the world. So this is not a problem that is new. A quiz like that in Congress would be fun too!
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  2515. Congratulations on New Mexico having free education! I’m surprised. I wonder what other states think of that.
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  2516. on a hot day put them in the freezer, and eat them when they are frozen
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  2517. You should watch the video "If English were phonetically consistent"
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  2518. I admit to be a bit amused at hearing 5% beer being called strong. In Europe I think that's pretty much the baseline. Most "regular" beers are in the 5-5.5 range, but you can easily get 7%. Some speciality beers go into the teens. Strongest one I've had was 14%, but they can go even higher.
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  2519. and an Unimog :)
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  2520. I remember watching the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 & seeing thousands of people stuck in the superdome in New Orleans. They had no power, no clean water and the plumbing system was not working. The 20,000 or so people were effectively on their own. And that's when it dawned on me. This is how the USA works. It really is everyone for themselves.
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  2521. E. Wedel (pronunciation: Veh-del) is a Polish confectionery company, which has been producing a variety of chocolates, cakes, and snacks since 1851. Wedel is also a well-recognized brand of candy in Poland, considered to be the "Polish national chocolate brand". The logo of the company is based on Emil Wedel's signature.
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  2522. That was really the most brilliant DTM par excellence. DTM Group B and Group C were my teenage years.I really loved them.
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  2523. There's so many reasons why we are called the lucky country. After the recession in the early 90s, we have gone from strength to strength. Australia always seems to surprise. Even surprise the Aussies
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  2524. And the car is not too small, he didn’t configure the steering wheel and the seat.
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  2525. Portuguese here. You're confusing two things, Ian: tap water and bottled water. Only bottled water is paid, tap water is always free. Do they give bottled water for free in the US? Many people here go to a coffee shop or a bakery to have a coffee and a glass of water and that water is always free. However, only the bottled water that comes in closed containers is paid: there's a restaurant where I go 3 times a week for lunch in my city that has a machine to filter and better the tap water, so when I ask for water they bring me a glass bottle with a cap (that's supplied by the same company that supplies the machine) filled with water from that machine and that water is free. Those types of machines are everywhere, even in our Parliament.
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  2526. I've heard this from some YouTubers, that they're being demonetized for no reason. I think it's a mistake in YouTube's algorithm.
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  2527. Vehicle reliability is a different concept in the US and (mostly) Europe: you basically drive cars until they a) kill you, b) kill a pedestrian, c) fall apart and it costs too much to repair them. . And not exactly in that order. Your Crown Victoria would not pass MOT in Europe. Know this.
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  2528. Melbourne became very rich on the back of the Victorian Goldrush in the 1800’s.
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  2529. What is "shocking" for me is that the oreos taste the same while the ingredient list show much less crap in the European one...
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  2530. Mate, Australia and myself love you and your family! You make us smile as much as we like to make you guy's smile because you have the honest loving spirit of an Aussie and that makes us very proud to call you our mate. Love all that you've done and will continue to do cobber, keep it up and mad respect.
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  2531. 16:36 the story is true, the picture is fake. He actually had a large Jeep. He was on is way to the cabin, and had plenty of food with him. By the very end he had no food and no gas left in the car. He was days a way from frezing to death when some scooter drivers found him. He did lose a lot of weight.
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  2532. I remember when they were first introduced in NSW. There was a certain amount of apprehension among some drivers. I recall my parents discussing them..."Why do we need them? What a waste of time and money." However they, like all the other drivers, quickly got used to them and soon much preferred the roundabouts to signalised intersections because they were so much quicker. If Australian drivers could adapt to them very quickly, I'm quite sure American drivers would also be capable of doing so.
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  2533. That siren from Tatra from Ukraine is an old Czechoslovak siren, old and decommissioned equipment from service in the Czech Republic is sent to Ukraine to finish its service there.
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  2534. It’s a Down Under Dollop . a dollop of this a dollop of that a Down Under Dollop
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  2535. Ian, I suspect a lot of this has to do with the American exceptionalism that is promoted and little curiosity of the rest of the world. In 2019 I travelled around the southern States and while in NC, went to lunch with a group of 8 women my sister worked with, I was floored to learn that only 1 of the 8 had ever left NC and it was literally an hour away from the border... felt sure they were pulling my leg, but it seemed not!
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  2536. Total respect for the natural inclusiveness of New Zealand.
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  2537. You're reacting to a Vietnamese Women living in Germany making a video about Australia. Glorious :-) . You should check out her Videos about Germany, a lot of cool memes. Uyen is quite famous in Germany.
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  2538. Mohelnice is a town in Šumperk District in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 9,300 inhabitants. The historic town centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument zone.
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  2539. The outback may look amazing during the day time but it is simply stunning at night with all the stars to look at. I never get sick of that.
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  2540. fat pizza, swift and shift couriers and housos are tv shows that ran for multiple seasons with this same sort of wog comedy.
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  2541. The 79 series cruisers are bloddy expensive for what they are. So yeah, solid axles front and rear, v8 turbo diesil, but super basic inside and look like something from the 70s. You can still buy them new though though. They have a reputation for being rugged and reliable, and even without lift kits etc they are very capable off road.
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  2542. I'm so stoked to hear you saying biscuits instead of cookies mate! We'll make a proper cobber out of you yet!
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  2543. Mammoet is probably going over a bridge with limited weight so they construct their own bridge floating above the original road/bridge.
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  2544. Its so funny to see that you are surpriced by that Scania's ability to climb that hill around 6.30 in the video. Here in the Nordics we have both snow and hills, so we are both used to and prepared to deal with conditions. So we use proper winter tires (not all seasons or all terrain!!) and if nessesary snow chains, and we also have plans on how to deal with the snow and winter conditions.
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  2545. Minties are road trip snacks, and a cool thing with the wrapper, you start ripping from one corner and continue around the corner and continue and the competition is to see who can get the longest Minty wrapper snake
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  2546. Tasmanian beaches are some of the best in Australia and therefore the world. Wineglass Bay for one....that's in Freycinet National Park Tasmania.
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  2547. You’re welcome champion! Hope the family enjoys!
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  2548. Dutch also has a lot of compound words. Which means the longest dutch word doesn't exist, because it's always possible to just add one more word to the word.
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  2549. Thank you, thank you so much for correcting the “could care less”. It means you care, not that you don’t…..when “couldn’t care less” is appropriate , as you stated.
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  2550. Glad to see they gave her the protective gear but they forget to put vegemite on her neck and ears because her neck was not protected as that is the Drop Bear Repellent
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  2551. The sound in the first clip is not from contact with another car, but someone closing a garbage bin in the street.
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  2552. The red and white car was a Holden Commodore so a full size family sedan, gives you an idea of the size of the falcon. That guy really knows where and when he's got traction!
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  2553. A clarification on being caught and being out. If a runner is not in the safety of the base they are standing at for a strike and are being caught, you need to move to the next base to avoid being outted by defending team. Also you will be removed afterwards from being a runner. If you manage to stay at the base you started at before the strike at the moment the ball is being caught, you are safe and remain as a runner. Game is generally way faster paced, as pitcher can start serving as soon as you get a pitching right after the last strike of previous batter. That means that ball is being returned to home base, then gets rotated on one of the other bases before returning it back to pitcher. This means that say a batter misses the ball on the last pitch, pitcher gets outs them to the first base (by throwing after being in control of the ball within the home base) and gets the ball back, you can immediately start pitching to the next batter. Most of the batting strategy revolves around getting right players to run, to move runners between bases and to score runs. This usually results in batting team trying to avoid unnecessary outs, so their following time at the bat won't start at unfavourable spot, as that can really hurt the rest of the period. Last summer there were a few Pesäpallo games being cast with english commentary, one at the main league and other in third highest league: https://youtu.be/U0lsmfUmrLI https://youtu.be/BjcsmdI63Ys Glad you enjoyed the video!
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  2554. Hey Ian, Aussies grew up with Fahrenheit as well! We just adapted very easily. Americans really don’t like change. I’ve witnessed that with so many things!
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  2555. In Paris it's considered normal to touch the bumper of others car, or even push them a little
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  2556. I am glad to see that the song hit the spot. This song always brings a tear to my eye. Peter Allen does a great rendition of this song. This should be our National Anthem.
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  2557. The writer of the fairytale "The little mermaid" was Danish...(Hans Christian Andersen) He died in Copenhagen. That is why the statue is there.
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  2558. Gimme more Fords to study ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇ (I can't believe How much I am liking Australian Fords... 😅)
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  2559. We may not have a lot of Mexican food products on the shelves… However, since south-east Asia are close neighbours, our supermarkets tend to have an entire aisle devoted to Asian groceries.
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  2560. I think you did get confused about the mixing/swirling. It ONLY applies if you drink a "Hefe Weizen". It is done to get the remaining yeast out of the bottle.
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  2561. Saw him live a few time at Adelaide back in the 80’s. He was a master. Such a sad loss to world sport.
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  2562. I'm so glad you watched this. I'm a true blue Australian bloke and this always brings a tear to my eye 💙
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  2563. I love how Emma goes “mine” when she sees the koala toy. 🤣 You’re babies are so gorgeous. 💖
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  2564. This video is a great example of the difference between "passion for our favorite club (Europe)" and "clubs that only aim to earn $ (USA)" In Europe there is a huge cult for the Club and a fan never stops defending their Club, this passion is demonstrated by songs to encourage the team and also songs to discourage the opposing team.
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  2565. This era brings back so much nostalgia of playing Colin Mcrae Rally on the PS1, so many legendary cars!
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  2566. I think Citroen wouldn't put them self in an S tier 😂 but hey, It's your tier list
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  2567. The real unsung heroes here are the planners who work out the routes, often working out big diversions to avoid overbridges, unsuitable roads etc, and still get to their destinations, also the authorities who arrange for overhead wires etc to be moved/removed and replaced afterwards. It's all a big logistics puzzle they always seem to get right.
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  2568. I am more of a Holden lover, but have to admit the models of Ford's shown look unreal.
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  2569. Le Mans ,1970, Steve McQueen Fight with Ferrari 512. His opponent, Siegfried Rauch a Bavarian Actor and life long friend with Steve Mc Queen. Best from Bavaria, and Chapeau for yor European Culture Interest ( including beer)😂
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  2570. Hi Ian Some cars in the uk do have a lockable fuel cap for which you need a separate key to unlock it this is mainly to prevent fuel theft.
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  2571. Duvel is the beer that gets you on your ass without noticing. It's the perfect summer night with a bbq beer. La Chouffe is my favorite to drink on an average day when sitting around with friends. Leffe isn't my favorite, but the dark Leffe I use for cooking stew. There's a reason why our beers are considerd UNESCO world heritage. Germans and Czechs perfected a few types of beers, Belgians (and today American craft beers) threw the kitchen sink at it and ended up with wacky combinations that filtered through time to the point where you can't really go wrong. There's a special type of beer that goes from sweet to sour and are considered the ones that people who don't really like beer should try. They're Geuze, Kriek and Framboise. Some sour, some almost like lemonade.
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  2572. Talking about orange sodas, in France, we have Orangina, which is, in my opinion, better than fanta, and definitely closer to orange juice (it even has orange pulp in it).
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  2573. Sandra Bullock speaks like a native. She even has a regional accent.
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  2574. the striped rock is called "zebra stone" and is found only in North Western Australia. It's extremely old - between 600 million to 1.2 billion years old - and it's not fully determined how the layers came to be, though it's believed to be sedimentary and that the different layers are thousands of years of alternating die-off from different types of cynobacteria.
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  2575. I think the question was intended to mean capitals of countries on the north coast of Africa, rather than capitals actually on the north coast. At least that's how I interpreted it.
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  2576. that´s my city, Madrid. And Real Madrid is the best team in the world!! you should check the celebrations whenever we win the Champions league :)
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  2577. Every nerve in my body screaming at the women who lost her apple to the cassowary...lady let it go that bird will kill you! The staring comp was with a possum. The reptile going up a tree is a lace monitor, closely related to komodo dragons
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  2578. This was fun as hell to watch, I couldn't stop smiling the entire time. Too bad YouTube sucks with copyright issues and you can't do this type of videos more often. Love your content! - A fan from France
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  2579. The specs of the car are listed at the original video description: Flat6 3.3 l, Twin Turbos KKK 469 ch / 5 950 tr/mn 56,4 mkg / 5 100 tr/mn 1 222 kg 0-100 km/h : 4.2 s 400m D.A. : 12 s 1 000 m D.A. : 21 s Max Speed : 342 km/h
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  2580. Really beautiful cars mate. The engineering was second to none. These were the best cars to come off the showroom floor. RIP Holden. Great program champion👍
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  2581. We Australians live a very outdoor lifestyle, and local councils know it. If they want to attract people to “their” park, or “their’ beach, as opposed to the one 5 kilometres down the road, so that people come to that area and buy ice creams, and souvenirs, and meat for the BBQ, etc, and put that money into local businesses, they know that they have to have something to make their destination stand out. Hence the free BBQs, the manicured parks, the spotless toilets, the free swim areas etc. If a public space starts to decline, people move on and money leaves the local area.
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  2582. When it comes to us Aussie never trust us if we tell you anything while at a pub, because not matter what it is everyone will back up the story. 50ft crocs, 400 pound Roos, Hoop Snakes, The Fluffy Beer Snatcher and more
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  2583. If the Aussie Ute impresses you Ian . Then the Panelvan will blow your mind . So many of us Aussie 40 to 60 yr olds were conceived in the Shagg ' n ' wagon . Fabulous machine for artistic paintwork and lavish custom interiors . 70's SANDMAN totally iconic . Hey Sandman you got an honourable mention 😂
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  2584. The European settlement of modern day Melbourne was founded by a guy called John Batman in 1835, there is also the Batman tram station just before the museum. Saw it on the way to the museum our first time down there and we were so curious but luckily it was all explained at the museum which on a side note is my favourite ❤ if you really want to know a place I always start at the museum 👍
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  2585. Here in Australia, instead of having different police departments for each county or city or however you guys in the USA do it, we have state police departments. You can see the state police badges on the side of each car. Also, we used to do all domestically produced police vehicles (or mostly domestically produced), but since holden and ford australia shut down you can see a larger variety of police car brands on the road.
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  2586. The Woronora Bridge construction was an absolute gem of engineering. I live about a 5 minute drive from here and it reduced travel time by up to 20 minutes ( during peak traffic) over the distance of 0.57km. During construction I was only 17 and my friends and I would sneak onto the partially completed bridge and hangout, often getting chased by security and police. The construction was done on land and the bridge was essentially pushed across the pylons called incremental launch. It was the largest bridge by this form of construction when it was built. Edit: When you eventually come to Australia the beers are on me. Cheers for the great content mate!
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  2587. In Australia (or at least SA) places like coles, woolworthes, and foodland are more likely to sell eggs cold, but if you get them from the markets, a fruit and veg place (some do also sell eggs for some reason), or a meat place, they'll just be on a shelf or something. That being said, I do believe that most people put them in the fridge when they get home anyway
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  2588. There are modifications to add remote control to any Unimog. I've seen it once in foresting. It's like rc-cars for grown ups. 🙂
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  2589. We, Thai people and ASEAN people will see the style of playing Sepak Takraw as normal. Because it is a sport that is played everywhere. Usually played for fun in the evening, from children to adults and everyone, regardless of nationality, can play if they play often. Speaking as someone who used to play Takraw before. 👌👌
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  2590. The days of Brock and Johnson going ten-tenths around Bathurst just chatting live like they were on a Sunday afternoon cruise lol. Amazing pause, it just came so naturally to the guys. Yeah, pretty sure it was the 7 Network in Australia that pioneered in-car footage and driver commentary
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  2591. Nobody likes us anymore. You're gonna love us when everyone else runs out of iron and lithium.
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  2592. Czech trucks were common in the east block armies and for heavy duty transports or fire departments. As kids we saw these on every corner on construction sites in the bigger cities. Thats are V12 aircooled diesels. Fun fact, the Czechs built two recovery vehicle for tanks out of these trucks. Both equipped with airplane turbines... to rescue 60tons main battle tanks from the battlefield.
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  2593. I think it's brilliant that engineered stone is being banned. Why risk peoples health and lives over house fashion. Well done Australian authorities.
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  2594. My sons tyre blew last week and I stayed with the car while he went to get a new tyre, the car was jacked up and in the 20mins I was waiting I had 6 different people stop and ask if they could help, made me so happy to know even in hard times Aussies will stop and help and even have a friendly chat while you wait :-)
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  2595. What's Something Strange about your country, city, or town?? For me currently, here in the state of New Mexico, Women can Legally be Topless in public haha
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  2596. The most emotional moment of FOS for me was seeing Wayne Rainey riding his race bike up that hill. First time he has ridden since becoming paralysed from the chest down almost 30 years ago. Absolute legend of racing before Moto GP.
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  2597. Although this footage seems harmless enough...... When they rear back and take their weight on their tail, they are preparing to open up your belly with their long toe on their powerfull back legs....... a Cassowary, slightly smaller than an Emu has killed people using similar weapons...... Bottom line.... never stand face to face with a roo.... they see it as being challenged.......
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  2598. Theres nothing like sleeping under the stars in the out back . . . The stars are so clear and seem so close you feel you could touch them
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  2599. Rain on a tin roof, mate. A beautiful sound. These two are about 2.5 metres, maybe 7 feet? And thanks buddy. I thought people would like this. The one at the bottom that looked at me I think is the male that claims this territory, and the female. I feel so privileged to have watched and recorded this for over 40 minutes.
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  2600. The EU is far more complex than I thought! This was educational and enlightening. I'm going to the original video to watch because it deserves more views. Thanks, Ian. I probably wouldn't have seen this if not for your reaction.
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  2601. Ř is like R+Ž both at the same time Other letters that have not been in that video are mostly just long vowels - A vs Á, E vs É and so on. You did well
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  2602. The look on your face when you heard the Crow call was classic, when out in my local bush area and they start making that creaking noise like the Predator cracks me up everytime. Keep up the great work mate !!!
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  2603. 15:00 might be a small bridge with a small load capacity, and they've put that contraption over the bridge spans or outside the bridge overhang to direct the load. I've seen something similar done when they were transporting tanks from a factory down the road to the place I've visited. Nothing like viewing something like that when you have a train to catch in a few minutes at around 6am:P
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  2604. In this era of F1 I lived about 30-40 km from the track, and we could hear those cars at home! F-N LOUD.
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  2605. French here. One tip that I would really stress out is basic etiquette when talking to someone. Things like "Hello", "Please", "Thank you" and "Goodbye". I met my share of americans in Paris going up to me like "Hey, where is X ?", or "Excuse me, where is Y ?" and since people in France (and most of Europe for that matter) are very polite, this is a really easy way to not make a good impression, regardless who you're talking to (yes, even the cashier at McDonald's).
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  2606. Heres a thing Americans dont seem to get (you included, seemingly?): We dont really have "dangerously slow" cars here.... even if they are "slow". Because being "slow" in the way a 50hp car is, isnt really dangerous here. Better road layout and better drivers makes low power cars, as far as I know, a non issue in regards to safety. 07:43 Yes, this exact car has a WRC variant.. which was champion multiple times.
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  2607. The French Submarine reference was interesting. Big - HUGE - international thing happening there when Australia cancelled submarine order from France in favour of getting some different subs from USA and UK. I think you commented on the rest of the ad. It's always fun to see but gets a bit boring after about the thousandth time it is broadcast.
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  2608. That last fire truck is a special unit for bigger fires. "Atemschutz" means breathing protection - they bring an extra supply of air bottles to the scene.
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  2609. Just as I’m thinking that it’s getting to a point where some of the stuff that you receive couldn’t possibly be unique anymore, someone sends you a chunk of Mt Panorama. Like chocolates and snacks are cool and all, but I’m not sure that anyone is topping that any time soon.
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  2610. Something I've wondered about for a while now just clicked: whenever I see videos from the USA I feel like it's always flat. That's obviously not true for the entire country. But maybe it's not just the topography being flat or hilly - but it's the layout of cities and suburbs. It seems like in the US there are mostly trimmed flat frontyards, the houses are the only things sticking out. Or everything is a flat parking lot, just the buildings sticking out. and the advertisements. The video from the UK just demonstrated that there are a lot of walls or bushes and flowerpots along the streets. It's more multilayered somehow. Do I make sense?
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  2611. Rally is like automotive ballet. The forces, risk, difficulty, expertise required and elegance and precision of execution is unmatched.
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  2612. Definitely a Holden Aussie 4.9 ltr 304 Ci engine. Not Chev. Cheers
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  2613. I'm Brazilian and you do not want to live in extreme heat either, perfect weather is basically between like 15C and 25 C.
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  2614. The “shitting Peugeot” has deeper connotations, the guy blamed the “French” car before the bad driver 😂
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  2615. Rally cars need to be street legal to drive between stages on public roads
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  2616. In one publicity stunt they let a Quattro drive up a Ski jump ramp. That was back in the 80's. They are good at it for ever.
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  2617. Much respect to you for the little tribute to Brocky! I can still remember where I was the day he left us. Literally had just got home from school when my dad told me. I remember just seeing the images of his accident on the news completely in tears for about 2 or 3 hours. 15 years has gone so fast! R.I.P Brocky
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  2618. In the Netherlands (and in Germany too) the fire services use a small variety of specialized first response vehicles like the basic "tankautospuit", a ladder truck, a water rescue vehicle and a "hulpverleningsvoertuig" which is dispatched to car crashes. When additional bigger or specialized equipment is needed at an incident location the fire service has a variety of pre packed containers which are transported to the incident location and left there as long as they need to be there. You saw the mobile command unit on the Volvo, but there are containers with heavy tools for train and truck accidents, for forest fires, hazmat containers and many others. They can be so specialized because they don't each need their own chassis to go with them.
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  2619. I live about 10 mins walking distance to the Holden factory. Still really sad that Australia no longer has a car manufacturing industry and almost certainly never will again. The good old days of Ford vs Holden are well and truly in the past, unfortunately.
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  2620. Ian you need to watch "the Castle" [Australian version not the one they tried to change some language for Americans] and you will get the reference that almost every Aussie makes when they get super cool stuff like the Ford coin......."That's going straight to the pool room!"
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  2621. About the age of leaving the house: I don't know about the rest of Europe, but here in Germany we are talking about leaving the parent's house when we are LEAVING. Like, officially and stamped, with their own space under their own name. It does NOT include university/college time usually. During apprenticeship, most young people keep living with their parents (cause that can start at age 16 and is not paid enough). Young folks with higher education who go to university/college also stay with their parents if possible or move into dorms or a "WG" (shared living space) and most of the time and stay registered under their parents name, while having their temporary shared space registered as secondary space. Hence, most people 'leave' their parents house officially, when they do so for good, after finishing their education and already working or about to start a job. In my case, i officially "left" my parents house at the age of 23, even though i moved out (and never moved back) 2 months after my 18th birthday.
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  2622. 04:12 in Italy is not rare to witness that scenario, you might even see regular people go and try to help the truck driver, giving indications on how much they can reverse or turn-in, for example
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  2623. 4:40 It's just showing how the Mediterranean fits into Australia. The Med is one of the langest seas in the world so seeing howit can fit rather snuggly within Australia shows just how big Australia is.
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  2624. 3:40 Eighth Wonder - I'm not scared (England) 3:45 Sandra - In the heat of the night (Germany) 3:53 Freeez - IOU (England) 3:58 Stephanie - Irresistible (Monaco --> Princess Stéphanie Marie Elisabeth of Monaco) 4:04 Alison Moyet - Is this love (England) 4:09 Pet Shop Boys - It's a sin (England) 4:14 Aneka - Japanese Boy (Scotland) 4:21 Vanessa Paradis - Joe le taxi (France) 4:26 Imagination - Just an illusion (England) 4:33 Toto Cutugno - L'Italiano (Italy) 4:38 Opus - Live is life (Austria) 4:44 Living in a box - Living in a box (England) 4:50 Climie Fisher - Love changes everything (England) 4:54 OMD - Maid of Orleans (England) 5:02 Peter Schilling - Major Tom (Germany) 5:07 Bucks Fizz - Making your mind up (England) 5:12 Sandra - Maria Magdalena (Germany) 5:18 Depeche Mode - Master and Servant (England) 5:24 Rick Astley - Never gonna gice you up (England)
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  2625. As a Belgian it warms my ❤ that you got to try our Czech friends Pilsner. You deserve it 😂. Pilsner Urquell is another really good one. Remember if you're going to try more European beers : I prefer German and Czech pilsners to drink in volume on a night out or just as refreshment on a sunny day. Belgian beers i would say , sit down, kick back and take your time. Especially the trappists. Treat them more like you would drink a fine wine or whisky. I've met many overconfident tourists starting of a night out on heavy belgian beers at 21h and they were in bed by 22h 😂. Greetz , and Prost, Scholl, Zum Wohl, .. 🤘❤️🇪🇺🇺🇲 Btw: dont go for the obvious Stella Artois, we've got way better stuff to offer
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  2626. Homemade sausage rolls are the best
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  2627. Even though ‘Bananarama’ at 14:52 is British, the song ‘Venus’ is originally from the Dutch Band ‘Shocking Blue’.
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  2628. The food is just fresher here and we don't add corn syrup, to anything 😖
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  2629. I was in Thailand in the early 1990's and used to drink in a bar which was owned by a Canadian. I was in there late one night and a rare occurence happened an American wandered in, imagine the Joy on the owners face when a Fellow North American came in, when asked where he come from he said "Born and Raised in Seattle“ well Ken (the Canadian) said " we are practically neighbours, born and raised in Vancouver" imagine the look on Kens Face when The American said hed never heard of it! Im English and i knew it was only a few hours drive apart and on the American continent thats so close, but no The American insisted he wasnt Joking he'd never heard of Vancouver in the 30 years hed been alive!. Cue the rest of the bar falling off their stools laughing, Ken (the owner) rolling his eyes to the heavens and The American looking around blissfully unaware of anything 🤣😂🤣😂
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  2630. As an Aussie I’m enjoying this video so much haha
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  2631. Compound words or compound phrases exist in English, too: school yard, lunch box, information security operations and so on. The only difference is that you just put blanks between the parts.
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  2632. "The space for big gas guzzling utes is rapidly diminishing" Unfortunately utes have been replaced with even bigger gas guzzling pick-up trucks, which are often less practical than the utes they replace. Although the V8 ute was quite popular in Australia, most Holden and Ford Utes built were 6 cylinders.
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  2633. "Paddle shifter are so impressive for 2004. That stuff just starting to come around".... Well no, it was the norm for a decade and a half at this point. The first F1 car to have a semi-automatic transmission with paddle shifters was the Ferrari 640 from the 1989 season. 😎
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  2634. I'm not Dutch, but when I was in the US, I couldn't resist to answer to question "How are you doing?" with actually describing how I am doing. Even though I knew it's not meant literally, it felt wrong not to aswer it properly. Because if you ask anyone in Europe (continental), he would start to describe his troubles and happy moments that lately happened in his life. But the person could have been gone by the time I opened my mounth to answer. Because it really means "Hi". Took me quite some time to learn answering just "Thanks, fine, and you?" :-D :-D :-D
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  2635. To be fair, you'll see a lot of Americans in that eye-rolling group as well..
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  2636. Several cases of Americans with severe stomach issues that have holidayed in Europe and found all their symptoms cleared only to return once home. The additives in American food are crazy.
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  2637. Tatra trucks were used in the past by US fire departments where their legendary off-road capabilities were needed.
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  2638. At 3:30 the cop said: You have to drive to the left ..... if you see from behind
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  2639. Apart from what’s portrayed in American movies, countries in Eastern Europe, especially in recent years, are very beautiful and extremely safe to visit. The people are warm and welcoming, and English is often taught at school as a second language starting from kindergarten. This means younger generations are likely to speak or understand English, making it easier for foreigners to communicate and enjoy a hassle-free stay.
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  2640. You have to consider that the S1 can do the same speed on gravel plus even at 130+mph the S1 was still pulling ahead. Given that the S1 is 37 years old just goes to show how far Group B was ahead of it's time plus just how amazing the engineers that created these cars were and how incredibly talented the drivers were to drive these flat out on single track roads at 140mph+
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  2641. Thank you Ian, you have really embraced our countries and we appreciate the community that has been built through you just wanting to learn more about Australia and New Zealand. I’ll have some ANZAC biscuits for you at smoko! Lest we forget. ❤️🇦🇺🇳🇿
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  2642. In 1933, blue lights were introduced in Germany for police emergency vehicles and soon after for firefighters as well. It is important to know that in the past the fire department was subordinate to the police. At that time, it was also called the fire police or fire protection police. This was to ensure that in the event of war, police and fire engines would not become easy targets for air raids. Because blue light has the highest dispersion in the atmosphere, it is very difficult to see from high altitudes at night on Earth - a great advantage in war.
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  2643. Old, British bloke here. Britain, on the whole does not cope well with any extremes of weather - hot or cold, wet or dry. In my experience, drivers have got worse at driving in snow and ice over the years, possibly because we get fewer episodes of heavy snow fall in recent years and possibly because we have become more confident that our cars will do everything for us. Basically, if somebody leaves their fridge door open overnight, the whole country grinds to a halt.
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  2644. Our sirens are designed to grab attention, the fire trucks (not sure about others) have been designed to send vibrations through you and the car so that you don't just hear but feel the siren.
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  2645. I have been following this energy crisis and its impacts for nearly 12 months now. Not only has it impacted China and companies relying on Chinese manufacturing as stated in the video, it significantly impacted Europe last winter. A large proportion of European energy needs are met by Russian gas from the trans Siberian pipeline. However Russia started diverting European gas to China as the country started paying over the odds for Russian gas just to keep its economy going. The result was an energy crisis in Western Europe.
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  2646. Do you remember your video: American Reacts to The Czech Hypercar - Praga Bohema? Yes, this is the same car brand.
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  2647. I'll tell you that as a parent having a school uniform is a boon. They are generally durable (so they don't wear out quickly) also you don't have to spend time in the morning on what your child is going to wear and also there is no "competition" about what kids wear. It's an all-around win. :)
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  2648. was in my 20's when Group B was around in the 80's, and was a huge rally fan (even volunteered in the running of state and National events here in Australia) but Group B got hugely dangerous with a few European competitors crashing and dying which effectively banned the formula but there was still a lot of innovation like the semi-auto boxes , small wheel base also is a lot easier to spin in a hairpin then a long wheel base, cheers, Garry from DownUnder
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  2649. Tornados are very rare. The worst weather Australia usually gets are the cyclones in northern Australia. On Christmas Day in 1974 the city of Darwin was pretty much destroyed by cyclone Tracy killing 71 people
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  2650. Their ability to get out of the way of emergency vehicle, by leave the center of the road clear. Also when I was in England driving, I noticed when there's a merging to the HWY you move over a lane to let them flow into the main stream of traffic. There are still A-Holes everywhere though.
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  2651. Hey, just to let you know: There is an option to hide the halo bar in the camera settings. (In real life it doesn't disturb your vision as you might think. Just test it out yourself, by holding a pen in front of you, for example. You can basically look through it due to 3D vision) But for using no assists on a controller you did really great. Back when I started I would have spun at every single opportunity. :D
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  2652. I spent 6 months in Boston US for work (I'm French), I had a rental Ram pickup, I felt like I was driving a tank 😂 that I could crush anything in front of me. It was very funny.
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  2653. Diddly Squat Farm is owned by Jeremy Clarkson once of Top Gear.
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  2654. Gotta watch Top Gears Ayrton Senna Tribute, best F1 racer period.
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  2655. as a german i can tell you... this guy is a fucking legend 🤣✌️
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  2656. Over-the-horizon-radar was also invented here in Australia, as was the Audio-Tactile Pedestrian Detector button installed at traffic light pedestrian crossings around the globe.
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  2657. 😂😂😂😂 still got floor mats at my front and back door today 😂 30 plus years old.👍🇦🇺🤠
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  2658. The water in the States is not free, the cost of this is passed on to the price of the food. The refill is not free either, you either pay for it with higher prices for the food or you pay a higher price for the drink from the start. Or the restaurant operator makes everyone in the restaurant pay for it, because he passes on the additional costs to everyone, regardless of whether they drink water or use refill. Nothing is for free, especially not in the motherland of capitalism.
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  2659. The first sirens were developed by the Martin company. (Engl: Martin's Horn, German: Martinshorn) These produce trumpets, trombones and hunting horns. In principle, an air pump turned with the running engine. The air is temporarily stored and directed alternately into two horns. Today there are also electronic horns. The blue flashing lights were taken because all other colors have a meaning in traffic. There are rumors that blue was taken because they don't shine that far in the war time.
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  2660. You see, in the cold you can always put on another layer, in the heat you can only take off so much before it becomes socially unacceptable lol. Well for most of us hahah.
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  2661. They look awesome guys, hint: when the recipe said to season, that usually means to add salt and pepper. Skinny sausage rolls are more common in Australia. The Nashville one was more of a gourmet sausage roll. Fennel goes amazingly with pork
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  2662. When I was a child it was a treat to go to the Darryl Lee shop in Melbourne. Nowadays it's available everywhere.
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  2663. Hi, Ian. The big knob on dashboard is a park brake, not a shifter. That compressed air gun is pretty common in most of truck in Europe for long time (so do fridges). Here in Europe are two basic type of rigs: tractor+ semi-trailer like you´ve got in the US and tandems- a box truck with equally sized trailers (no dolly, some of them with the doors on both sides for easy no-need-to-uncouple load-through). Tandems are actually a bit bigger, they can hold up to 39 pallets, 3 more than semi-t. I have some experience with both (both M-B New Actros with 420hp and 12sp. auto-trans.)But i like manual transmission more, because I want to be in control over the selected gear I need. Thats why I liked 16spd manual transmissions in MAN trucks and in Tatra in my last jobs. Now I drive Iveco Crossway bus with 6spd. manual. It is OK but MAN trucks were better, smoother, finer (Le18.280 box truck and tgx26.400 flour cistern truck). Tatra I drowe was 6x6 10spd. dump truck- perfect for construction hard jobs. Mud, sand... doesn´t matter, it get´s everywhere. I like your reaction, keep it up. Bye from Czech republic.
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  2664. Grouse is pronounced like House, not goose.
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  2665. Guy Martin is an absolute legend. Not just for Motorcycle road racing and the IOM TT Land Speed Record holder for a Tractor 135.191mph in conjunction with JCB. Won The Pikes Peak. If it has an engine he's interested, he owns a WWII Rolls Royce Merlin engine in running condition. He does loads of things for TV had a series called Speed. He also learned to fly a classic Jet fighter and he Taxied a Vulcan Bomber. If you look him up you won't believe what he gets up to and why he is a Legend and National Treasure. He's also a Truck Mechanic 😉
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  2666. In Spain there have been pretty fast trains since the 1960's, but they were isolated models. The AVE (Alta Velocidad Española - High Speed Spain... Ave also means "bird" in spanish) as we know it today started in 1992 between Madrid and Sevilla for the Sevilla Expo 92. Right now, Spain has the fastest average overall train speed on high speed networks, and one of the largest high speed networks in the world. The lines have also been opened to the public sector so you can now get low cost trains running over many routes, not just RENFE trains. One interesting thing about a lot of the train models is they can change track gauge without stopping, going through a track change facility, where the wheels change gauge on the go and takes about a minute to do the entire train, this way being able to utilise the older wider iberian gauge tracks as well as the newer standard gauge tracks, without having to lay down new tracks all over the country or changing trains at different stations.
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  2667. "How is that not more famous?" - IT IS! but only in the not-America world.
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  2668. Australians are tough, we pull together in our time of need….Hold my beer,I’ll be back….Cheers Ian Thanks for the support…❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  2669. The thing with people being patriotic is true for a lot of countries in Europe. People really love to show their country to tourists so asking someone for help is very easy.
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  2670. Coffee ??? what about a Milo version instead for the full chocolate experience. My brother in canada regularly requests from home - eucalyptus, vegemite, milo, tim tams, klinkers, cherry ripe and sparkling red wine. Not necessarily in that order.
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  2671. Bugga was a massive thing In Australia the bugger slogan became more popular with alot of ads
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  2672. Tim tam slam works way better with the refrigerated double coats.
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  2673. As long as most still use "Horsepower" your miles/gallons/fahreinheit are downright modern! Also: I rode one of those in the german military offroad in 88. We really tried to get it stuck and didn't manage.We went into holes with water up to the windows - the Unimog just went through.
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  2674. Silver ones are cents and gold are dollars mate. The heads side of the coin will always have a picture of the monarch on it. Today that is Queen Elizabeth II. This side will also have the word ‘Australia’ and the year the coin was made printed on it. The tails side has a picture of something very Australian and is different for each coin, 5c has a picture of an echidna, 10 has a picture of a lyrebird, 20 has a picture of a platypus, 50 has a picture of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms (Roo and emu) The one dollar coin usually has a picture of five kangaroos. The two dollar coin usually has a picture of a traditional Australian Aboriginal man and the Southern Cross star's. Sometimes the Mint will make coins that celebrate special events or people. These coins will have a different picture on the tails side and are called commemorative coins which are both of the one's you got.
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  2675. I need a 40 yearold finn running after me shouting perkele when I take wrong turns in life.
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  2676. Bigger produce usually doesn't do much positive for the flavour
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  2677. The gift from Anthony must have been from a very personal collection.... Coins from all of those years, grouped together, is very uncommon. To have in your possession coins dating back to 1911 and multiple progressive years up until the ceased circulation of the Australian penny is amazing and would have taken dilligence to group together. Very generous indeed. I was blown away with the personality of all of the gifts you received over the 2 days here. Wonderful, generous people of Australia!
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  2678. the concept of a "closed road" don´t really exist in Scandinavia. There are roads that close during winter, but they typically close a specific date and open a other. There is also the opposite, roads that is only open in winter, like ice roads. Some even quite normal towns have ice roads like close to civilization.
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  2679. And the L on the roof is always a student driver with an official teacher or an examiner
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  2680. Interesting fact is, the same questions asked 20 years ago, or to older Aussies would garner vastly different answers. You've noticed the love from oz because of your love and knowledge of Australia, in previous decades the ignorance the Americans had about a lot of the rest of the world (some still are) was annoying to a lot of Aussies. That seems to have changed lately, with a lot more Aussies travelling to the States and therefore meeting more of the average people (as opposed to loud tourists) and our feelings towards America has had a dramatic change for the better. You guys in general seem to talk really loud compared to Aussies.(when we're not pissed). Cheers Ian, great reaction as always. ps. You and your family have probably done more for U.S. Australian relationships than anything else.
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  2681. Round the Twist is on Netflix (at least in the Australian library) so you have a chance to watch it. It's about Australian as you can get. If you can't see it, you need a VPN.
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  2682. Back in the day the Pub had multiple Bars, the Main/Public Bar, the Private Bar and the Ladies bar (and others), unless working, collecting for charity or by special arrangement Ladies could not enter the main bar, they were welcome in the Private Bar and men could not enter the ladies bar without cause unless invited.
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  2683. im a car enthusiast and ever since i saw this movie when i was young, i wanted to live in a garage with my car 😂 the taxi driver in this movie lives in a garage with a cool loft, its been my dream ever since LOL
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  2684. Try the Ashley Neil video he shows a Mot test in progress, and the mot tester talks you through what's happening.
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  2685. Hi guys, just FYI what you call Powdered Sugar in the USA is what we call Icing Sugar and it’s got corn starch in it. If you don’t have caster sugar (superfine sugar) you’re better off just to use regular white sugar.
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  2686. as a fin i really like that how our whats the word.. fine (what you have to pay if you brake the law) thing works, its calculated from your last year income that how mutch you earn per day and the penalty is same for everyone like you get lets say 20 day fine, but the amount is different because ppl earn different amounts.
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  2687. First time I saw and heard of SISU was upon arrival in Sout Lebanon where I served with the UN. Our unit was set up with SISU armored personnel carriers (APC). Awsome apc's, some of the guys in my unit hit an anti tank mine with it, blew the front wheel to pieces, but they all lived to talk about it.
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  2688. "My way" by Frank Sinatra is a cover of a French song from Claude François titled "comme d’habitude" Same for "Seasons in the sun", "Autumn Leaves", "What’s now my love", "Beyond the Sea", …: all covers of French originals
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  2689. Interesting fact, Luc Longley who played for the legendary Chicago bulls in the 90’s used to use “Norman Gunston” as an alias when using motel rooms when travelling with the bulls 😂 Love ya channel and your love for us and the crazy shit we do down here mate, all the best for you and your lovely family.
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  2690. The ambulance that was different name is UCI Móvil which means Mobile Intensive Care Unit.
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  2691. I totally love when people are like that and just help because it is the right thing to do. I salute this man.
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  2692. Poor bastards, that is hellish even by Australian standards. But because they aren't used to it, it is going to hit even harder. As for the wild fires my heart bleeds in symatico. Try to stay safe my European buddies
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  2693. The Gulf livery is f*ing legendary man
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  2694. Hey Ian You are holding it properly and throwing it properly (if you want it to curve more and come back you throw it harder) but as you throw it angle it at a 1o'clock angle (like you did at the start), as you seen towards the end of the video you were laying it over towards the 3 o'clock angle as you let it go and it became a spinning stick. Hopefully someone sends you some bushmans insect spray us aussies use for mozzies in a care package.
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  2695. The way the Greeks calculated the circumference was quite sophisticated. They assumed the sun was far enough away to cast parallel rays and then measured the angle of the shadow of a stick in Alexandria and an identical stick in Syrene at the exact same time of day. Of course, that proved the earth had a certain curvature that they could calculate on a piece of paper. Really smart stuff. They were not more primitive than us.
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  2696. The thing about crocs too is that they can be very territorial and aggressive, especially the saltwater variety. Your alligators are passive by comparison. Human deaths are quite rare though across Australia, often it’s tourists who fall victim to them.
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  2697. Having worked as a cashier at a supermarket in my teens when they introduced these, the amount of validation methods on these bills is crazy, honestly props to whoever manages to make proper fake ones that would fool a well trained cashier or machine, for as far as i'm aware that has still not been done. (having said that, there's probably a reason why they made new ones with a few more validation methods, but it's probably just to 'stay on top' of it) Fake bridges are no longer fake, an artist in the Netherlands (Robin Stam) was like "hey those are cool bridges" so he got approval from a town to make miniature versions over a small river, typical Dutch things hehe. Sizes vary less then you might think (you don't really notice unless you actually compare them side by side) and the largest bills still fit a normal size wallet. Having said that you can see if somebody has 'big bills' on them just by the color, not by the 'size of their wad' ^^
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  2698. Ian, you have to find a way to watch Bathurst live this year. It would be at some ridiculous time for you. Here it starts 10am and finishes late in the afternoon.
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  2699. The thing about American 'loud' vs Aussie 'loud' is that Americans are like literally physically decibel-ly LOUD, even when talking to someone right in front of them, like you guys are always yelling lol. Australians are boisterously loud lol, like as a crowd and in groups everyone knows we're here lol
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  2700. Can you get Pedro to cook more Cowboy food for us Aussies to see what he would eat when out and about on the range.
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  2701. Peter Brock in an old Commodore... I'm not crying... I have something in both my eyes... RIP Legend
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  2702. WE LOVE YOU ROXANNE! Always coming through for Ian and fam! You are so generous! Sending BIG love your way!
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  2703. I’m a Holden man to the core… but I broke my heart for Glenn seton on that day. He never got his Bathurst win either… he deserves one. Check out Larry Perkins in the wet… don’t think it could be argued that anyone was better.
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  2704. Man I'm so glad you decided to expand your mind by learning about other countries. No country is perfect, but if the US would adopt some things that other countries simply do better, it would hugely benefit everyone. Keep doing what you are doing and the more (US) people watch your videos, the better.
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  2705. a trip from Australia to Europe is about 1/2 the price of a trip from Australia to the USA, even though its a longer flight.
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  2706. Regarding hill climb, don't forget it's Goodwood Festival of Speed, this very weekend. Can be streamed all day long on YouTube, Thursday through Sunday.
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  2707. My 3 year old, when asked to sing jingle bells, always sings "dashing through the Bush, in a rusty holden ute.." its hilarious 😂
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  2708. The GTHO "shaker" is probably the most famous Australian Ford due to it holding the worlds fastest 4 door title in its time.
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  2709. I am Dutch. 20 years ago I was going to the west coast. I loved it. San Fransisco was fantastic. Great nature like the Grand Canyon and much more. Last year i was going to the same place and i hate it. Americans, what are you doing?
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  2710. Im european ( Denmark) and i love your channel for alot of reasons BUT the biggest reason is that you don't go bonkers patriotic defensive when things are pointed out to you ... Keep the amazing content flowing Sir
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  2711. Out of curiosity I've checked popular local brand of bread. I live in North East Poland, in Białystok. SKŁADNIKI: Mąka PSZENNA, woda, mąka ŻYTNIA, sól, olej rzepakowy, drożdże, przeciwutleniacz: kwas askorbinowy INGREDIENTS: Wheat flour, water, rye flour, salt, rapeseed oil, yeast, antioxidant: ascorbic acid NUTRITIONAL VALUE (in 100g of product): Energy value – 1119 kJ / 264 kcal Fat – 2.5 g including saturated fatty acids – 0.4 g Carbohydrates – 52 g including sugars – 1.0 g Fiber – 3.3 g Protein – 7.1 Salt – 1.2 g
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  2712. Happy Birthday Ian. It's our birthday today, so let's have a few drinks and enjoy the day. 🎂
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  2713. Mongolia has the best drip. holy.
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  2714. Eating out is way cheaper in Australia, you need to remember those prices are all you pay, tax is included and there are no tips to add
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  2715. Bro, the kremer Porsche with the Jagermeister livery is just pure awesomeness.
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  2716. As a supporter of F.C. Barcelona, Ronaldinho was an absolute joy to see playing football, he was amazing!
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  2717. It is 100% legit… They are amazing mimics… most amazing mimics on the planet… Typically (in the wild) they go through a string of different calls and then repeat the pattern. Out in the bush, it’s only when you recognise the pattern repeating over and over every few minutes that you realise it’s a lyrebird making the calls and not the actual birds it’s mimicking… …in the wild you only ever hear them and pretty much never, ever see them. They are extremely shy and very good at hiding.
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  2718. 5:21 Perfect donuts - this is Kalle Rovanperä, WRC Champion 2022. Driving on a Toyota Celica ST185. No wonder why donuts are good as Kalle is doing some Drifting as an "side hobby" also. ;)
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  2719. For a nation armed to the teeth, 1-0 to te bottle:face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:
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  2720. i love your enthusiasm for all kinds of topics :D
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  2721. Gary the goat has since passed many years ago, he was an icon for ages. It was a very sad day. It’s crazy that you did this video because I just got the reminder on Fb that Gary the goat passed away on the 17/11/2017.
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  2722. They stopped F1 cars refueling during the race because there were a number of serious accidents while refueling. They want the pit time to be as quick as possible so safety was being put as a second and it was only a matter of time before someone was killed or seriously injured with the fires 🔥 that were happening
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  2723. Wow, you and your family are really getting the Aussie love. It's not surprising, but some of those gifts are mind blowing. I thought the R.M. Williams and Uggs were something (very pricey stuff), but those old coins were on another level, I don't think you could buy those, they had to have been collected by someone. The hat is an Akubra, which is I guess the equivalent of a cowboy hat here, but top shelf, everything you got was amazing. You do an incredible job all of you, and together you just shine love and kindness, you make us all feel good. Thank you.
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  2724. 6:32 are you a learner? Answer: No, He: then you should know where to drive.
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  2725. Be aware that 'sparkling water' drunk straight from the bottle DOES taste different from the same water drunk from a glass... Pouring it out, the surface area and the faster speed of 'bubble loss' tends to make it mellow! FYI: In the UK, any place that sells alcohol, must by law, provide 'tap water' FREE upon request. So pubs, restaurants, cafes (and even many that don't sell alcohol) etc. So lots of people will ask for 'tap water', and avoid having to pay for costly 'still' or 'fizzy', bottled water.
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  2726. One thing about the Citroen 2cv, it never overheats. It has no head gasket to blow, no water to boil, and as long as there is oil in the circuit it will run. It comes stock with oil cooler. It was built to tolerate extreme temperatures. The car has a very good mass distribution, weight is low and centered, much better than modern SUV by far. The light weight make it easier not to be stuck on soft terrain. It was built simple, but a clever design and surprisingly tough.
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  2727. Ian I really appreciate you being so open minded and enjoy your content a lot! I think, you and your family should visit Europe some time. If you need advice or help for Germany I would definitely support you by all means. It's so nice to see American people broadening their horizon. And props to you for always not judging, but just acknowledging differences! You are such a nice person, I really would love to have a good Munich beer with you some time.
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  2728. The blue zone on the tachometer is where the engine braking is most effective. Peak power is around 1300-1500 rpm, I think.
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  2729. Peter Perfect in his prime.
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  2730. Carl is the funniest comedian in Australia the first time I watched his DVD I was laughing so much I was in tears you need to do more Carl Barron 👍
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  2731. Most service stations are open 24/7 in aus. Very convenient when stumbling home from the pub at 3am and in need of a meat pie
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  2732. Yeah the Ferrari driver not the brightest tool in the box
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  2733. Portugal rally was considered to be the best rally in the world many times
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  2734. Vb is a classic, Carlton draught is very commonly drank in pubs. Great Northern is a brilliant mid strength beer, in boxes of 30 cans
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  2735. The German one sounded like a very new siren. We also still have the very old air raid siren ones all over, especially the countryside. The continuous up and down is the EAS sinal and also means "turn on your radio / TV and wait for further information". 3 times 15s continuous tone is fire alarm alerting the voluntary firefighters to report to the fire station at once. 1 time 15s continuous is test alarm. Used to be done on the first saturday each month, but haven't heared in a while, so maybe they're not doing that any more... 1 min continuous is the all clear signal. They have been establishing alternative ways of warning the public by "KatWarn" , a system that sends a signal to all mobile phones in the region to set off an according alatm. Those systems are tested all together on nation wide "warning days". On that day at the specified time all hell breaks loose when all mobile phones, sirens alarms and whatever go off simultaneously! 😆
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  2736. Your Warszawa pronunciation is spot on!!!
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  2737. Larry's co-driver, Russell Ingall is another legendary driver, known as 'The Enforcer'!
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  2738. As a Holden/Brock/Torana guy, I have massive respect for the Ford Falcon. It might be controversial to say but I think the days of strictly Holden vs Ford are mostly a thing of the past. The XB Mad Max interceptor is legendary as are Dick Johnson and Allan Moffat. Perhaps Australia’s greatest car (along with the A9X) is the XY GTHO Phase 3.
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  2739. Eastern-Europe more precisely. 🙂
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  2740. The reason you use high fructose corn syrup in everything is because of how heavily subsidised corn farming is in the US. You have way too much corn and no idea what to do with it all, so it just ends up in everything, and lobbying/politics stops the subsidies from being reduced or removed.
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  2741. The lady in the thumbnail was my daughter’s ballet teacher at one time. I didn’t know she had done these videos until I had seen a Scottish man reacting to this video… wait… that’s Ruby… what the heck?! Now this video is popping up everywhere! I messaged her to let her know it was blowing up on YT, she had no idea “Really?! That’s so cool!!” These guys make great videos.
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  2742. 11:20 The yield sign is lower priority than the light and therefore only applies if the light would be inactive. The order of priority is: Police directives - Lights - Signs - ground rules of traffic (yield to traffic from right).
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  2743. You have a beautiful family, i really enjoyed watching you guys tuck into some great Aussie snacks. :) We call them biscuits or bikkies, not cookies...just another one to stick in your Aussie vocab. :)
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  2744. Welcome to the greatest sport youv never heard of!
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  2745. Those twin charged engines were certainly unique and made a special kind of mechanical symphony. Lancia were innovators in those days.
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  2746. Please, next in Perła Chmielowa/Perła Honey Bro 😀
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  2747. Loud and proud with our burnouts, were also not bias with what country the car came from , we love all makes and models, great to see so many different cars from all 4 corners of the world in ozz ,
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  2748. Those foot claws can disembowel a person!
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  2749. As a Yank who has been in Oz for 50 years now and lives in Western Australia, my favorite Is EMU EXPORT affectionately known as "bush chook". Tooheys New is OK and I used to drink it on trips into New South Wales where it seems to be the local beer in many pubs there, but Thooeys Old which is a brown beer is quite nice also. Victoria Bitter is a very good bitter beer, and the best thing about it is that it is available in almost every pub throughout Australia, so a great beer to stick to when out touring the country. I am originally from Wisconsin, and when visiting, Miller Lite or Heileman's Old Style if available is my preferred drop.
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  2750. That's why Australia needs it own version of youtube and facebook, sick of being banned on FB for being Australian talking to other Australians
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  2751. The climate in Germany is too cold for cane sugar. We use sugar beets over here.
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  2752. Citroen have always played by their own rules. As a result, many of their cars have ended up strikingly different. But they have always featured great amount of comfort and they have even brought many innovations which we now take for granted. I have driven a few Citroens and even the smallest hatch back rides like a limo. Once I drove an old C5 for about 5 hours straight and I couldn't get used to how comfortable it was all the way till the end
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  2753. Ahhh yes! The great ones! "There was way too much sand at the beach!" "They even made a copy of the Eiffel tower from Las Vegas!" ...in Paris "I know my rights!" US tourist trying to lecture UK cop on his constitutional rights... in England "Don't they know smoking is illegal? I'm going to get the waiter to throw them out of the restaurant outdoor area!" US tourist just sat down right next to a smoking couple in a basically empty outdoor dining area, in Italy, on her way to the waiter, as she spots him standing next to the door. Smoking.
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  2754. US - Bar hopping, Australia - Pub crawl.
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  2755. I believe the 2005 Mclaren was designed by Adrian Newey, it was a masterpiece. Kimi was awesome that season, check out the Suzuki race highlights. Great channel man!
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  2756. I drove the Unimog in the Australian Army (Transport) and they are pretty amazing if you use all the features (pressurised diffs, diff locks etc.). They also have portal axles so ground clearance and wading depth is crazy. I also drove some HMMWVs here and there which aren't at all bad, just designed to fit inside transport aircraft so need to be lower hence some compromises. Also, the Unimog in this clip is OLD, possibly the very last model at the beginning of the HMMWV's service.
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  2757. Brocky OWNED Bathurst. That's why we renamed October to Broctober.
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  2758. In NZ we use heat pumps more and more. Set up very similar to your air-con units but we use them to heat the house instead of cool it. When I lived in 40-45c temps up North West OZ we had our aircon set at 23c to keep the house cool. Back home here in the South Island we have our heat pump set at 18-20c to keep the house warm!. I've found you acclimatise to whatever temp you live in. Hot in NZ is 30c, Feels the same as 40c in WA.
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  2759. If I understand correctly, the turbine car is used to cool fires and knock down chemical clouds.
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  2760. Oh my god, Louis de Funes is one of my all time favourites. He was here in germany very popular too! 😄 I remember this 2CV-scenes too. ^^
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  2761. Oh no...he has fallen down the sim racing rabbit hole. 😂 In 6 months time, you'll show off your entire rig with Fanatec and Moza parts. 😎👍 (Speaking from experience) Also, DR 2.0 is GOAT!
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  2762. The rallying mentality in Sweden and Finland has always been: If the car is drivable after going off the road or rolling, just keep going as long as it holds together. I'm going to the finish line. 😎🤘
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  2763. The white car was a Ford Escort Mk1 and the yellow Ford and others where Ford Escort Mk2
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  2764. Just come to Czechia and people watching you will let you drive whatever you want, they would be so happy, even if you would crushed it to pieces. Trust me :D
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  2765. I get really frustrated when I hear people say that there's a hole in the ozone layer over Australia. There isn't, the hole in the ozone layer is over Antarctica, and not even the entire of Antarctica. The sun is stronger, but that's mostly because the air is clearer. And a lot of that is because it's an island and it so dry.
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  2766. the yellow stuff you're wondering about is called honeycomb and is a mixture of sugar, honey and golden syrup metled and then mixed with baking soda which creates the bubbles in the caramel. it is abit different but it grows on you
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  2767. I was an International Relations major at university and with everything I know about all the complex theories and philosophies of how nations states are meant to interact and get along, I think the example shown by this channel and its subscribers is the best guide of them all. :)
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  2768. Those are Renault Clio, not Peugeots. I'm willing to bet it will become your favorite rally hatchback, even over the Skodas, specially if you check out the Clio V6. Thing of legend.
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  2769. I'm Italian, and here Panda is an institution. For those like me who live near the Alps, the "Pandina" allows you to go everywhere, also because the roads here are narrow. Above all, the first series (1000/1300 cc) is a simple and light car but effective off-road. And we all love her.
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  2770. Lamingtons were first created in the kitchen of Queensland’s (old) Government House by a chef who was disgruntled by the governor’s wife’s regular demands for fancy afternoon tea for many guests with no notice. He just chopped up leftover sponge cake and slapped on the chocolate and coconut as a form of FU to Lady Lamington. That went well for him🤣
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  2771. OMG that women's weekly cake cookbook would bring back A LOT of childhood memories for most of us Aussies haha 👌💯 classic
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  2772. The Toyota with the BKK sign is there to help the the flow of the traffic if there's an accident or something that involves the public transport and the "wierd looking" one is a children's ambulance
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  2773. I really like the co-pilot's last sentence: "... It's the finish. Thanks god." I would definitelly shared the sentiment if I was sitting in the car.
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  2774. Yes, he's shifting, I think paddle shift came in at about 1990/91, so you're pretty much driving one handed for a lot of the lap! I know its a silly track with no overtaking, but its one of those that makes you say "How do they do that?" Ian. you need to watch coverage of the 1993 "Donnington Grand Prix" Senna just blew our minds that day.
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  2775. Absolute Aussie Gold. This video should be in the National Museum on loop.
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  2776. the fact that the ice requirements that are necessary for this to be possible are so rare is the reason that this race is so legendary
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  2777. There's a reason if in Italy we call it the "Old Lion"😎😎😎
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  2778. Australia Post doesn’t just have an online shop, all the major post offices are shops- they have all sorts of stuff from games and toys to air fryers and drones 😆 Also the birds on the socks aren’t kookaburras they’re cockatoos! Great stuff. Just loved it when Pedro said Queenslandando ❤️
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  2779. AUSTRALIANS are well known for their generousity,..especially during times of need like Bushfires- flood's , cyclones and just helping Mates out - Your Gesture is of the True Aussie SPIRIT,...WELL DONE IAN AND FAMILY....!!! :)
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  2780. Congrats Ian, Dani, kids, Pedro and extended family 😊 Aussies love your channel and your genuine interest in our great big sunburnt country ❤ Seems like you're getting more subscribers from other parts of the world too.
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  2781. All countries of Europe are different from each other and regions within those countries can differ quite a bit. The Netherlands has only private healthcare insurance but it’s heavy regulated so it’s affordable for everyone. And if you’re not able to pay for it, you’l get an allowance from the government.
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  2782. Formula 1 is not the same without the voice of Murray Walker calling the shots. RIP to the legendary commentator Murray Walker, he passed away 97 years young.
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  2783. “Ampol” service stations have just made a comeback after disappearing from Australia in the 1990’s after being bought out by Caltex ( California Texas) which was formerly Texaco to the 1950’s, apparently there was some sort of disagreement over using the Caltex name here and only recently they have changed back to Ampol which was a very early brand here in Australia and it originally stood for “ Australian Motorists Petroleum Limited”
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  2784. This was my childhood. Every sunday on RTL Televison watching DTM, My favorit was the Opel Calibra
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  2785. The Ford Scorpio was actually sold in the US as the Merkur Scorpio, along with the Merkur XR4Ti which was a version of the Ford Sierra XR4i sold in Europe. The Merkur brand (Mercury in German) was set up to sell high-end European Fords in the US, it didn't last long though.
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  2786. Makes me PROUD to be an Aussie!🇦🇺🦘
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  2787. That's a bloody great video, I don't think I've learnt so much in 25mins in a very long time 🤣 Great vid mate 👍🇦🇺
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  2788. Came for the cars, stayed for my country🇨🇿 Great YouTube channel!
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  2789. Hubby and I just returned home from the Dawn Service. We had a ‘Gunfire Breakfast’ afterwards cooked by the local Lions Club. A traditional Gunfire breakfast is a hot cop of tea or coffee with a slug of rum 😉 (Hubby had a tot of rum in his coffee, I couldn’t even think about it) Years ago they would also serve savoury mince on toast, but lately they serve bacon and eggs. On the 100th anniversary we attended the Dawn Service at the National War Memorial in Canberra. It was the most moving and reverent thing I’ve ever experienced (also it was freezing). There were close to 30,000 people there and you could hear a pin drop in the silence, as decorated servicemen read excerpts from diaries from the trenches prior to the service. 🇦🇺 🇳🇿
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  2790. Proud Tasmanian here.....greatest place on earth!
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  2791. On Good Friday in australia fish and chip shops are flat out selling fish. The shop I worked Aton a small peninsula had at least a 3-4 hour wait. The locals knew this and put in orders well before Good Friday so that we could batter enough fish to do the orders. An American couple walked in, straight past the massive line of people paying and picking up their orders and said very loudly. We are American and can’t wait , you need to serve us first. We laughed and laughed and laughed. They were genuinely confused because we didn’t think they were special lol
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  2792. The “Beat it by 10%” part is basically just Bunnings’ promise to customers if you find lower prices on same products from rival companies
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  2793. the reason for the power points is safety. In the US, outlet power is 120V, so an electric shock from an outlet is, more often than not (for others) hillarious and (for you) painful. In Australia, it's 240V, so if you get a shock, the Ambulance better be close by.
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  2794. I was the drover of the Morris Minor 1000 "Old red" as you called it. And it's not about speed and fastest time. You do two runs and try too get both times as close as possible. Some do it for the fastest time but there is no leaderboard for it. It's a open event for anyone with a vintage car to enter. Really fun and good time!
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  2795. American cars are very popular in Sweden and Northern Europe actually. one of the biggest amcar festivals in the World is the Power Big Meet in Vesterås. About 8000 amcars a part of it. You might want to check out the Jensen Interceptor. Built in the UK, designed by an Italian and engine from Chrysler.
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  2796. One thing about Australians is we have generous big hearts and are always willing to help out a mate .
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  2797. This is insane, that takes so much balls and understanding the limits of the car you are driving, the car handles like its on rails
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  2798. 1:12 - Renault Kangoo 1:33 - MB Atego 1:43 - MB Sprinter 3:08 - MB Atego 3:18 - MB Sprinter 3:29 - Toyota Prius+ 3:42 - Fiat Ducato, 2x Sprinter 4:23 - LR Discovery 4:32 - VW Crafter (You do sort of have them in USA! They share a lot of bodywork with the Sprinter of the same era, albeit different engines and some other stuff) 4:58 - Renault Scenic 5:11 - Opel Insignia 5:16 - 2x Sprinter 5:22 - LR Discovery 6:06 - Hyundai i40 6:12 - VW Amarok 6:37 - MB Atego 7:12 - VW Crafter 7:34 - Mercedes Tourismo Coach Bus. It is not an RV, they are somewhat common colourless when rented by bus operator companies when they themselves are low on buses, or either it's a more private shuttle bus, or it's just privately owned 8:23 - Hyundai i40 9:23 - Citroen C4 Picasso 9:49 - Mitsubishi Fuso Canter 10:07 - VW Crafter 11:12 - Nissan Cabstar 11:24 - Fiat Ducato (foreground), MB Sprinter (background)
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  2799. These are almost all “out-takes”, but even the stuff that made it to air was damn funny! Classic Aussie humour that is sorely missed unless you head out to the country.
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  2800. First time watching one of your videos, as someone who works for the emergency services and also loves to watch emergency services videos, I have to say your excitement and enthusiasm about these vehicles is contagious and really refreshing! Definitely subscribing 👍 keep em coming 😊
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  2801. Cooper's Pale or Sparkling Ale from Adelaide, South Australia any day of the week over these two
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  2802. I’m a truck driver from Ireland. These power figures are for the top end truck the average truck in Ireland is between 450 hp to 500hp about the gross weights it depends on axle configuration the 6x2 with a mid lift axle with air suspension is usually 44 tonnes ! We need to go more in-depth to compare USA trucks to European trucks love the video s
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  2803. these are the sounds i grew up with. just raw power. i went to silverstone in 98 and il tell you as a 16 yr old at my first race hearing those things at 20 feet away it trembles your lungs
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  2804. 4:00 In the Book "Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy", Slartibartfas comments that he once got a design award for creating Norway. Well deserved!
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  2805. As an Aboriginal man I appreciate you reacting to this I myself am a Taungurung man from Victoria 🖤💛❤️
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  2806. Yesterday, in a relatively narrow street, an emergency vehicle came across. There were 3 of us facing him on the road, I was the middle one. As if a conductor were conducting us, we pulled over at the same time so that the ambulance could fit and at that moment I thought of your channel, that you would like it too 🙂 It feels good when strangers act like this together.
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  2807. I am 50 years old (Australian) and I still have a Milo a day! I like the 50/50 ratio. Milo in the bottom, then bang the mug or glass on the bench to make sure it's packed down tight. Then, use your spoon to slowly bring bits of milo 'blobs' to the surface and eat it with some milk on the spoon.
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  2808. The last clip was shocking, no wonder road rage is so common in the US.
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  2809. You really need to watch the movie RUSH, it's about the rivalry between Niki Lauda and James Hunt, during the 1976 season. It's based on reality and shows the true characters of 2 of the most iconic F1 drivers of all time (In my opinion). Niki was almost incinerated in a crash at the Nürburgring and the fact he was racing again, weeks later, is sport's biggest comeback story of all time (Again, in my opinion)
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  2810. Ahh, the Fiat Panda, it's like the secret love child of a Mini and a Land Rover. The old generation "square" ones are proper tiny beast.
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  2811. Congrats mate and thanks for your hard work and love for Australia thanks Ian, Daniella, Emma and Andrew 💜🇦🇺
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  2812. You have discovered an Aussie secret Ian and family. Milo on icecream is a thing we just naturally learn. Anything else is fair game also. Well done!
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  2813. The stuttgart stadium is actually the one from atlanta. its the wrong graphic in the video.
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  2814. I love the bollards in central Stockholm, they're cute smiling concrete lions
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  2815. What always amazed me when looking at cars and boats in Thailand is how much time and money they put into making them look nice while still functional. Polished parts, anodized parts and lots of stainless and titanium. Even some of these riverboats have engines looking so nice you could use them as an art piece.
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  2816. Something you'll find funny/interesting related to light switches. Our power outlets here in Australia have on/off switches.
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  2817. I visited my mother's relatives in Canada back in 2002. One thing that struck me was that almost all houses there seem to have basements - they are almost unheard-of in NZ ( I think because of high water-tables and general dampness here ). I'd love to see more houses with basements in NZ as it's such a good use of space and adds a lot to a house.
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  2818. Ahh yes I am subscribed to her channel, she's been living and working in Tassie. I couldn't believe in the US you have to clean your own tables, Aussies would refuse to do that.
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  2819. no high fructose corn syrup in any of the sweets and no butyric acid in the chocolate. thats why it tastes so good to your American palettes. American chocolate smells like vomit to most Aussies
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  2820. I've watched every reaction of this video . You understood the game quicker than anyone
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  2821. I made one experience so far with a multicar. I was working with a colleague on a wind-turbine in north-eastern Germany once and after we finished work we noticed that there was a massive amount of snow coming down while we were working. We tried to make our way out but got stuck pretty soon in our VW Caddy. We called a local guy who came with his 4WD, i think it was a Suzuki or Mitsubishi to tear us out there, but he also got stuck not much further than we got before. Then he called a guy from the nearby village and he came with a Multicar equipped with a plow. That Multicar got hooked up in front of the Car that was trying to get us out and we were still hooked up behind this one. The Multicar pulled us out there both together while also plowing the road - i was really impressed by this little beast...
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  2822. You ought to see what Top Gear did to a Toyota Hi Lux to be really amazed.
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  2823. You definitly need to have a look at the indoor trial world championship (X-Trial). I like more the indoor, but they are both incredible. Keep an eye on Toni Bou. This guy is a legend. BTW, those guys you saw on top of the rock, they are like co-pilots, each rider has one. Their job is to guide the rider to best positioning (afterall they have a eagle eye view that the rider does not have), also have to clean debries left by the other bikes and also have a very important job of keeping the rider safe in case someting goes wrong, like grabing the bike, so it wont fall on the rider or even grab the rider from falling. Thats why in some scenarios the watcher can be bellow the area where the rider is going to pass.
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  2824. Round of applause for Peter.
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  2825. The engine is a Judd DB, as used in many LMP2 cars throughout the early 2000s. It's closely related to Judd's late 80s/early 90s F1 engine, hence that glorious wall of sound it makes
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  2826. The pressure of playing for Real Madrid (pronounced 'ray-al'), and the demands fans place on those who play for Real, is something that Americans can't comprehend; because there isn't remotely this same level of pressure on players for any NFL, Baseball, or Basketball club anywhere in the US. Playing for Real is a big deal: and Real fans are probably the most demanding set of fans anywhere in the world.....or certainly in Europe.
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  2827. As someone who used to work for Arnott's I can tell you for a fact that the American Tim Tam's are just the Australian ones repackaged for the US market. The "milk" in the ingredients list for Tim Tam's refers to the milk chocolate :)
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  2828. I love our Aussie humour lol. And Tassie knows we love them, they cop it with a laugh 😂 So many other funny references in that ad.Australia day ads are great. One thing we can do here, thank goodness, is laugh at ourselves 😂💞
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  2829. One of the best things I have seen is a ritualistic 'fight' between two big frill necks. We were have a couple of 'sundowners' when two big males spotted each other from about 30 meters apart and started to go into their 'routine' of puffing up, spreading their frills and making themselves look as big as possible by standing on their back legs. Then one would run at the other at amazing speed and stop just in front of them and do their display. The other would back off a bit and then run at his rival and do his thing. They got pretty close to each other but never fought. It was all bravado and display. This went on for thirty minutes, or three cans; whatever comes first. They both kinda crab walked into the bush, still eye balling each other and called it a draw. Best entertainment you could wish for.
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  2830. Jestem fanem Roberta od lat 🏅🏅🏅🏎🏎🏎dziękuje za tak ciepłe wypowiedzi i szacunek dla tego wojownika pozdrawiam z Polski i prawdziwych fanów Forza RK king 😎😎😎🏅🏅🏅🏅🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎Poland
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  2831. because of the flags. a good example...look at your t-shirt. I believe that the flag is so ingrained in everyday design that it's not even noticeable to a lot of Americans. but for non-Americans all the more striking. Greetings from Austria
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  2832. You are more than a fraction Aussie Mate you eat Vegemite know our slang and use correct pronunciation of our cities and places and love Holdens , You are more Aussie than half of the people living here love your work bro . At one point in this vid i was yelling " Its a wombat ya bloody wombat " Hahahaha, had a massive grin all vid well done Ian ! 🤙✌️👍
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  2833. It was a good thing that he wasn't speeding. He passed a cop vehicle coming to the last turn.
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  2834. Nice to see both of you are up front about your dislike of licorice, it is really a love it or leave thing (there's no middle ground). :-) While the rocky road chocolate you tried is good, it doesn't hold a match to the real thing...
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  2835. as a mongolian fashion designer i proud of them so much❤❤❤
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  2836. I’m a bundaberg Born and bred girl. Love my home town, It’s a little bit country and the beach is only 15 minutes drive away. The turtles come every summer to lay their eggs and they hatch a few months later… And the rum is pretty awesome as well.
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  2837. I think you'll find the difference in taste comes from the fact that the US chocolates use Corn Syrup and Palm Oil, which are not used in the Australian chocolate. Palm Oil is being phased out due to the fact that forests where Orangatans live are being destroyed and replaced by Palm Oil plantations.
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  2838. My co-worker used to travel a lot to the US on business and he was shocked how bad the fast food restaurants were, like they're places you'll go if you have to, not because you really want to.
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  2839. A couple of Christmas's ago my Christmas candles melted. Yes, they are meant to do that but only after you light them. I live in the outback and I came home to a broken AC on a 45oC Christmas eve to find my candles hanging of my candlesticks as if they needed a good dose of Viagra.
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  2840. When I was soldier in the Bundeswehr, I was the leader of a small surveying unit for armoured artillery (M 109). We first had a M 113 and then we had to switch to an Unimog. First I was not happy, but then I recognized that the Unimog (same model as in the video) can go where no M 113 can go. I love the Ox !
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  2841. I love how he's struggling to get the cap off like the rest of us before we realised the cap stays on 😂
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  2842. Loved watching "Hey Hey, It's Saturday" for years. I remember Dicky Knee, Ossie Ostrich, Red Faces Talent Competition , The Wheel and the many famous guests and singers and musicians. It was a fabulous and funny entertainment and the host, Daryl Sommers, pulled it all together, ad-lib, skillfully.
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  2843. Those streets are typical for smaller towns and villages in many places all over europe. We even have those in germany. Those streets are in fact not very narrow for european standards b.c. don't forget that our streets are not as wide as us streets 5:15 for example is a completely standard city road. Edit The video also let them look smaller than they rly are :D
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  2844. In the Netherlands it is normal for there to be 2 fingers of foam on your beer. And the foam ensures that the carbon stays in the beer longer. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  2845. @IWrocker, In 1966, Edwin Ernst Menzi (1897–1984) and Joseph Kaiser (1928–1993) together invented the walking excavator for work on mountain slopes. Subsequently, Kaiser AG, Schaanwald, Liechtenstein, and Menzi Muck AG, Kriessern, Switzerland, developed excavators separately. Despite the advantages of the design, it failed to be widely used for a number of reasons, including the relatively small gain in mobility; the fact that most excavation is done in urban areas; and costliness, both of the electro-hydraulic controls and of maintenance. The walking excavator is still not well known to the general public. Today, only walking excavators and forest harvesters, such as the Ecolog forest harvester or the TimberPro tilt cab, are designed to move and work in mountains. More info can be found by checking Walking Excavator wikipedia. Sorry, i couldnt post the wiki link
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  2846. severe lack of Western Australian beaches. Cottesloe Beach, Any on Rottnest Island, Lucky Bay near Esperance to name a few :) Also search Brodie Moss - Youngbloods youtube channel you will not regret it
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  2847. Finally the Panda...What a blast
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  2848. "Good drivers have dead flies on the side windows." (Walter Röhrl, World Rally Champion 1980 & 1982)
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  2849. let's share a little love with Denmark for producing the architect and design for this magnificent building.
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  2850. That bit with the BMWs and Vauxhalls at Silverstone was NOT from DTM it was actually a legendary race from the 90’s era of the BTCC with Steve Soper and John Cleland Tim Harvey Manfred Winklehock etc
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  2851. Weizen is pretty much completely different from pils or lager, it uses a different kind of yeast and a different type of grain (Weizen or wheat instead of Gerste or barley) - or at least as different as the German Reinheitsgebot/purity law allows. There are a lot of different yeasts, but there are two major categories. One rises (obergärig — roughly translated: top-fermenting), one drops down to the bottom (untergärig, bottom-fermenting). Traditional beers - like Weizen or "White-Beer", as it's also called, often used obergärige Hefe (top-fermenting yeast) in the somewhat distant past, because it likes somewhat higher temperatures and didn't need to be cooled (as much). Which was a bit harder in the past, having no electrical refrigeration. For bottom fermenting beers, you had to have cool cellars. And winter, preferably. This is why "Weizen" is both a top-fermenting beer and a traditional summer drink — because you could also brew and enjoy it when it was warmer. There are some other traditional beers that were bottom fermenting, but those often had to be brewed during the winter, because it would go bad otherwise. Märzen (from März, as in the month march) had to be brewed in (or rather before) März (march), hence its name. It's the traditional Octoberfest-beer. Compared to the "Helles" (pale lager, Bavarian edition; which is also bottom-fermenting) it's a little more thicc, more malty, a little more potent. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A4rzen Another traditional "obergäriges Bier" or top-fermenting beer is Kölsch btw. And it also tastes a lot different as pilseners/lagers do. Of course, that all doesn't apply anymore, and you can get either type of beers whenever you like today. And of course there are regional differences. Bavaria — right in the south — being kind of the capital of "Weizen" (and Märzen, but so are some surrounding countries like Austria/Czech Republic, maybe more so today) while the north has more pilseners and stuff — but that also might be because of temperature and traditions. Btw. Can you smell banana when sniffing a Weizen? I almost always do - which seems weird. But you can actually drink your Weizen with Bananas, it's somewhat common in Germany. And it does taste pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5lYwaYkhOE The different yeasts also "eat" or convert different sugars and stuff, so a different yeast can make your beer taste quite different. It might affect the sourness, but I suspect some of the Paulaners "citrusy" comes from the type of hops they used. There are some kinds that taste a bit like citrus (other ones are bitter or tardy, some fresh, some flowery - there are lots of different types/strains). A somewhat known US strain is actually named for that: https://www.hopslist.com/hops/dual-purpose-hops/citra/ (though German brewers tend to call it "jack-of-all-trades, master of none")' Prost!
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  2852. And then you throw in the very varied dialects that are close to their own languages. Makes it real interesting.
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  2853. You can get away with this with a grey kangaroo but you'd never try it with a red. As someone else mentioned, kangaroos lean on their tails and kick with both feet, with a long claw on each foot capable of gutting you like a fish. When you consider that male reds can get to 8 or 9 feet tall and can cover several metres in one leap, they will f**k you up.
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  2854. Roxanne - very generous and thoughtful gifts.
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  2855. The only Event here in Germany that would come Close from the Party Feeling would be the Nürburgring 24h Race No burnouts here but BBQ ,Beer and Party for multiple days around the Nordschleife. But i would Love to visit the Aussies at the Summernats Event one day. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
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  2856. This was a 380 kilovolt transformer for the power grid operator Amprion between the railway station Iserlohn and a substation in Hagen. On the hill in the video they got stuck - they first attached a second truck to push in the back, but that wasn't enough and that's where the video starts. ;) The trafo had a weight of 276 tons, the transport in total was 533t at a total length of 54m. 30th August 2019.
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  2857. fun fact. what you call original coca cola is not original anymore since the introduction of corn syrup.
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  2858. "Australia's not the best at everything either..." How dare you, sir. I challenge you to thongs at thirty paces. Sea snakes are rather beautiful, but they're crazy venomous, up there with the very nastiest land snakes. There are stories of divers being bitten on the sea floor and being dead before they reach the surface - exaggerated no doubt, but you get the point.
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  2859. The biggest laugh out of all of this, is the lady who thinks she can go all over Australia in 5 days 🤣🤣
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  2860. OHHH NOOOO! I'm from Brisbane and I've been making lamingtons for over 5 decades. Don't feel bad about not getting the lamingtons right the first time. From what I saw I think I can help you to get it right the next time. Firstly, powdered sugar is not the same as castor sugar. Powdered surgar is what we call icing sugar. You can use just regular sugar next time. And Self Raising Flour is basically All Purpose Flour with baking powder. Just add 1 teaspoon of baking powder to each 1 cup All purpose flour. I also noticed you didn't beat the sugar and butter together first. Once it is creamy then add your eggs one by one, beating after each addition then add a teaspoon of vanilla essence. Then you can gently fold in the flour. Make sure you have added the baking powder to each cup of All purpose flour. Or you could just make a plain sponge as you would usually make over there and use the lamington pan. I'm sure you can find a fluffy sponge cake recipe that uses ingredients you are familiar with. Or maybe someone can send you a Lamington cake mix which is definitely fool proof. The box has the cake mix and the chocolate icing mix included. The chocolate icing you got perfect which was great. And if you want an authentic lamington don't use any jam. That's a modern addition to our good old fashioned lamington. Good luck with your next attempt. I'd love to know how it turns out. Oh I noticed you didn't use butter at all. Try beating 125gr butter (roughly 4.5ozs) together with the sugar until its really creamy (takes about 5 mins or so) before adding eggs.
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  2861. It's so easy .. it's the law .. if you come to a traffic jam .. it's the law to build the emergency line
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  2862. I'm from Norway, and here we don't have high speed trains. I've been traveling Europe, and I have to say France stands out from the rest. The TGV is extensive, and available "everywhere". Those other countries have very nice rail networks as well, but if you're a high speed train tourist, visit France. 🚄
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  2863. Hearing your kids, with their adorable voices and American accents say “koala!” instead of “koala bear”, just warms the cockles of the heart 😁
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  2864. Good video im from Czech republic but Slovakia is our friend : )
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  2865. I wish that some airline company would send y’all some plane tickets to Australia and include some great Aussie experiences as a part of a holiday package from Tourism Australia. You are wonderful patrons s for all things Australia 🇦🇺 We would love to see you down here for an extended holiday. Consider yourselves adopted as Aussies
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  2866. German here. I know Orangina from France but it might be sold in Spain too. And OMG, it has always been my must-have whenever I visited France, even when I as a child way back then. I am glad you tried it. Looking at one of the bottles your wife held to the camera I had to laugh. It said "260 calories per serving". That wouldn't fly in Germany. Because what does "per serving" tell us? Right, it tells us nothing, it is not a correct measurement. Serving in a big glass, in a tiny glass, in a giant glass, in what, eh? In Germany it would for example be "so many calories in 0.3 liters". THAT is a statement. "per serving" isn't. :) Edit: The "cap-thing" is a relatively new European regulation. It is to hinder the cap to be divided from the bottle, so when the stuff goes to the recycling, both plastics are still in "one piece" instead of losing the cap on a hike or wherever, which would be non-compostable garbage in our nature. And last not least a recommendation: I don't know what the shops where you find the European stuff do import. But if you should ever stumble about a bottle named "Almdudler", please try it. It is from Austria, and it is a herbal soda. And I bet it would be a very unique experience for you. (Furthermore I guess you'd like it.)
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  2867. The original panda was designed by giorgetto giugiaro, the same guy behind the alfa Romeo giulia, the vw golf, the Lancia delta or the delorean to name a few. Absolute legend of a car. It would be hilarious if you got one😂
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  2868. i am living 15min away from the nürburgring and was able to be a co driver of alot of different racing drivers. Its so insane what Kubica did in this lap
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  2869. As a portuguese, i can definitely say you are the best american person that i ever saw pronoucing "bombeiros" and "ambulância". Great video 👌
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  2870. even if the outer shells are much smaller , the interior isnt that much smaller ,at least in middleclass and up ,some of the largest american cars feel cramped inside compared to they outer shell
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  2871. I've lived in the Czech Rep for 22yrs & Ř (R Háček ) can still cause me some issues. Try this classic Czech tongue twister - Třistatřiatřicet stříbrných křepelek přeletělo přes třistatřiatřicet stříbrných střech. This tongue twister translates to "Three hundred and thirty three silver quails flew over three hundred and thirty three silver roofs."
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  2872. I love Honeycomb & Cadbury, but Violet Crumble is my prefered. 🐨🇦🇺
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  2873. About mayonnaise: American mayo is REALLY different than Belgian mayo. The only ingredients for real Belgian mayonnaise are eggs, natural vinegar, water, mustard, some oil and salt. No sugar, no artificial flavoring and no additives. Have a try! A couple of well known Belgian beers you could try: Duvel, La Chouffe, Kwak (see Kim's nice glass at 14:44), Chimay, Orval and St. Bernardus Abt 12. In Belgium and The Netherlands, these are commonly available in most supermarkets, maybe you can find some of them in the US.
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  2874. Afternoon Ian & all. PS: Don't touch anything blue that washes up on the beach!
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  2875. FYI The bit about his first game is it was on ANZAC Day - our most sacred day. It’s a bit like your Memorial Day but we make a bigger deal of it than you guys (I’ve been in the States on Memorial Day) - it’s held in a similar esteem to how you view Independence Day. We see it as not only a tribute to our service men and women, but as a commemoration of the Gallipoli landings in WWI on 25 April 1915. We view this date as the founding of our national identity in both Australia & New Zealand. NB the Federation of Australia took place in 1901 - but during WW1 is where we really felt we became a nation and developed our culture of egalitarianism and mateship.
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  2876. In australia every family has the spider guy or girl. Basically 3 types. The screamer. The laugher. And the guy who grabs it with his hands and chases the other 2
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  2877. I would have compared the crown Victoria to a ford mondeo. Both ford's and the mondeo is a similar type of car. With the suvs lol, people here in the uk complain about how obnoxious ours are. People would loose their shit if they were American sized. It just wouldn't fit anywhere here.
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  2878. As someone who regularly goes from Croatia to Austria to the Netherlands and back and forth. Passing through Slovenia. They really stepped up with the infrastructure. And they are quite nice drivers and people. It's also a very beautiful country that's often overlooked as European holiday country. Had some of the best weird situations in Slovenia and Croatia, love you guys ❤
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  2879. MOPAR!!!! YES!!! Love 'em or Hate 'em???? 😎⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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  2880. First one is definitely in The Netherlands. Good call. The green L on the third truck stands for the German word Lärmschutz, noise control. It indicates the truck meats certain noise emission standards allowing into areas where other may not.
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  2881. Several elite WRC drivers have been regular F1 drivers and they also have long standing driving records in events such as Le Mans. Goes back a long way in the Bathurst race where Finnish Rauno Altonen won the 1966 Bathurst race in a Morris Cooper S that had won the Monaco Rally a year earlier. Australia has regularly hosted legs of the WRC with events in several States.
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  2882. Well, Merry Christmas. Snapshot of Perth (Western Australia) weather for the Christmas weekend taken 15:07 AWST - currently 37.6°C; 25th December: 43°C; 26th December: 44°C. Thanks for your continuing interest in our country Ian, and your great family reactions! "Vote for Pedro"!!! xx
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  2883. "Wow that’s a loud car, where is it?" "About 2 miles from here"
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  2884. Not a Honda, it's a Corolla 😁
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  2885. Considering the US place in F1, I'm of course glad US get to enjoy Formula 1 but I also find it unfair that the number of races their is done at the expense of other Grand Prix. I'm of course biased because next year I'm losing my home Grand Prix in France and it will probably alternate with Spa going forward, I'm quite upset about that.
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  2886. Wow! You guys made out like bandits! R.M. Williams and Ugg’s are true blue and expensive brands! All those boxes were quality- shout out to the senders!! Love watching the love pouring in from Oz!
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  2887. Ford Cosworth DFV V8, designed by Keith Duckworth, dominated F1 for 20 years - '60s to 80s. Awesome engine. You should look at a story on it
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  2888. kankkunen also means hangover in finnish
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  2889. Talking about tires: A replacement set of the Chiron's are "Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2" costs about $42,000. The original Chiron tire sizes are 285/30 R20 at the front, and 355/25 R21 at the rear axle. Somewhere I had read that at that speed the downforce is near 7 tons and resists for about 15 to 20 minutes (their requirement is so high that each one is analyzed using x-ray before use) and the fuel is about 12 minutes (see Top Gear with James May driving the Veyron at 407 km/h (I think at the private Volkswagen's track)). Best regards from Portugal
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  2890. I've seen most of those cars. they are everywhere. didn't know we had the most diverse range of cars though. mind-blowing tbh
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  2891. The silos capture the lives and the environment of local people, farmers and Indigenous Australians, connected to the many wheat-belt rural towns scattered across Australia. I liked the one depicting scenes of WW1 because my great great uncles from Gunning enlisted in a heart beat to fight. Great choice 👍. Those dogs that keep popping up are magnificent kelpies.
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  2892. My little sister who is retired military and lives in Louisiana has a Pontiac SS that was made in Oz. She had to wait quite awhile after ordering it many years ago now, She traded in a Caddy Eldorado that she did not think was sporty enough. Yes, she is a leadfoot, and should know better for a lady who will be 60 on her next birthday, LOL
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  2893. The truck will have enough fuel to do at least 3000km. They're designed with tanks large enough to achieve long haul. Cheers from another ian(long haul truck Driver in WA.
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  2894. Pretty much every house in EU has this.. and newer ones are automated. These can be PVC, aluminum....
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  2895. I'm surprised she didn't mention the electrical manufacturer, Braun. Here in the UK nearly everyone pronounces it Brawn, even when they pronounce Audi correctly. It should really be Brown, as in the colour, but I suppose no-one wants to say they've bought a brown shaver!
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  2896. It's a shame we're moving towards a cashless society with such beautiful banknotes.
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  2897. Mate, you enlighten my day every single time you post by showing that someone actually cares especially in these times when all seems lost and can't get any worse so thank you again for your kindness. Kind regards Cameron.
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  2898. Husqvarna has an amazing museum in Huskvarna, Sweden. They have done so many things that each section could almost be a museum of its own.
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  2899. It would be cool to see more F1 23 and also Euro Truck Simulator 2 content.
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  2900. Well done. You are so down to earth and genuin that's why Australia has embraced you with open arms, I think every Aussie that watches you they see a good mate they would love to have a beer with
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  2901. As a Dutchie I've always wanted to visit Australia, and the thing that attracts me is not just the beautiful and vast landscape but also its people, the Aussies. It's a bit of a long travel though from the Netherlands, I believe more than 24 hours. 😢 Warm greetings from the Netherlands. 😊🌷
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  2902. Great video, Ian. Yep, I think I can say with confidence that we viewers of the channel acknowledge your appreciation of the Aussie auto scene. 👍
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  2903. you should check out an old Aussie show called Kingswood Country
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  2904. Love your reaction man, nice to know the USA appreciates European motor sports👍🏻
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  2905. Building is presidential palace. Guards at palace are called "čestná stráž", they are same as kings guards in London.
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  2906. Dear Ian. Andrej here. I´m so happy that you and your family enjoyed my selection. I tried a bit of everything. The italian pistachio truffles are truly great and I hope you will try the oil and the vinegar. Plus, now you can think of Austria for your European trip. It´s funny to have Austria and Australia in the same setting. All of the australian parcels were great. :)
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  2907. In Portugal we had 46 degrees Celsius (115 Fahrenheit) last week. The scary part is that the heatwaves will be more frequent and more intensifying every year. But the scariest of all is that nothing is being done. So many summits and world conferences end up with one conclusion: money and profit come first...😔
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  2908. This video was shot in Western Australia. Great stuff. You and I are kindred spirits as I also love the desert scenery. Believe me, Ian, you can be really isolated in these regions. I worked as a geophysicist in mining and exploration (which I left for ethical reasons) many years ago and got to travel to places most people never see - even most Australians would never get the chance to visit these areas. Ian, you have to understand that places in Western Australia, especially up north and in the desert regions in the interior are so remote that you could drive literally for days and not come across another soul, except on occasion you might come across a group of indigenous men out hunting game. Going out on a geophysical survey, and camping out in the edge of the desert in the North West, knowing that the nearest civilisation was 500 km (300 mi) away, was the attraction for me. You wouldn't believe how bright the stars are at night, and the amount of wildlife. There is also plenty of water far inland, too - you just have to know how to find it. We had a water bore at our camp but once our submersible pump got stuck when we were lowering it down. Fortunately we got it out and successfully lowered it to the bottom on the second attempt. We certainly would have been in a right pickle if we hadn't 😜On one particular trip to the Pilbara I actually got lost whilst driving out to an old survey line. As I was making my way back to camp with my trusty map and compass, I stood high up on a rocky outcrop and when I looked out I could hear the calls of people beckoning me. Perhaps it was the heat of the midday sun but I swear it was real. Later on I found out that the year before we arrived two teenage boys, who had been working on a station (Aussie term for ranch) not far away from where we were, got lost when they passed through the desert further inland, and sadly perished. It wasn't too far from where I got lost actually. The memory of that experience still haunts me today. The outback can be dangerous but it is absolutely beautiful. On our trips we drove Toyota Hilux 4WDs. These vehicles are especially rugged, reliable and almost unbreakable. If you ever have to travel on the dusty tracks out back, you have to hit them at full speed to minimise the amount to vibration from corrugations caused by other vehicles. Otherwise your kidneys will suffer for it after hours of driving. You also need to hit sand dunes at full speed in order to get over them as they can be humungous. The North West is the hottest region of Australia in summer, which is the season when the Dutch first arrived on Australia's shores in the early 1600s. Suffice to say they didn't stay long. If they had come during winter, they probably would have stayed and explored the country.
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  2909. 2nd clip - this lithuanian driver is alive and is still working as a truckdriver....
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  2910. The designer responsible for the LRV of the Apollo program is called Ferenc Pavlics. Also Hungarian. We are a small country, but our engineers and inventors are world famous. Greetings from Hungary!
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  2911. Dude, since moving to Hobart 8 years ago, there isn't a single day that goes by without me saying out loud.. wow that's beautiful... still amazes me
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  2912. I'm one of the local home-owners who live less than 3km away from where the burnouts were performed. Despite the hooning, the crowd is so well behaved, even if loud and proud, that Summer Nats have earned a lot of goodwill over the years. Ok, it took awhile crowds were riotous initially, but they've been cool for the last decade or more. Still petrol heads, but less drunken stupidity, more technical expertise and pride in appearance of their street machines. A good bunch, and if they get a little wild at times, they're not assholes.
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  2913. I really love the longer episodes, but I understand if they're a lot to film. Keep doing what you're doing, this channel is a new discovery and I love it!
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  2914. We definitely have pop tarts in Australia. In main stores like Woolworths, there are only about 4 different flavours though. If you want a wider variety, you have to go to independent convenience stores that have a wide variety of food from overseas.
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  2915. When I was a young tacker a lot of people in service industries would be offended by a tip. Their answer would be something like “I work for a living” - it was a pride thing, as they saw tips as charity. Same in New Zealand. It isn’t the case so much now though, tips are now graciously accepted, but not expected. As noted by others our minimum wage is a gazillion times that of the US. Having been to the States a couple of times, there is only one difference that completely triggers me - the coffee. US coffee sucks big time. Oh and the guns….
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  2916. The 1.9tdi is definitely bulletproof. That engine runs and runs and run and runs...
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  2917. It's not really the temp that matters until you go over 50deg/c it's the humidity, i lived in Mt Isa Qld, and it would regularly get over 40deg/c but humidity was 0% and i worked in a copper smelter with molten copper over 1200deg/c and outside of work it was completely fine, then i'd go back to Brisbane on holiday to see family and it would be 27deg/c but 90% humidity and i'd melt and feel like i was going to die the whole time. I never felt that even working in the smelter, just hot, but not suffocated.
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  2918. I'm Polish, and God no :D Maybe Żywiec is somewhat ok, but the rest are not really :) They are strong though :)
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  2919. Imagine the look of horror on my parents’ face when my boyfriend rocked up in his shaggin’ wagon! 😱😂 Caused many discussions (arguments) & not so nice judgements. Totally understandable considering their reputation 😎 He also had a P.A system wired in so he could be heard when calling out his mates as he drove around town. I was usually hiding on the floor, under the dash, with embarrassment. You can imagine the fun he had with that & the things he would say! 😳 In this instance said boyfriend became my (still) husband so all the fuss was for nothing 🤣🤣 Great times!
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  2920. Criticism at your country is a form of love because it means you care. At the same time you are the country, and Americans tend to be more self supporting and be less dependent on the government. Some aspects of American society I can admire as an European and some aspects are just better over here.
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  2921. Glad you enjoyed the audis! I live in sweden and drive a A6 Allroad, with 300hp v6 diesel with quattro 4wd. Never under all my years driving it had it let me down. Last fall i repainted my house, so i hired a 3.5 ton (metric) skylift. When i was done i hooked it to my car and drove it up a 30 degree mudhill, didn´t even spun the wheels. Keep up the interesting and fun videos!
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  2922. The number 30 FXX was built for Michael Schumacher after he asked Ferrari if he could have one
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  2923. I'm from Italy and I love your videos! Great job ❤ I don't know about the other countries, but here in Italy things get even more crazy than that In Italy we have very different dialects that are almost languages themselves. For example, I'm from Florence and I can't understand at all people from Naples when they speak neapolitan. Every region has its own, often containing so many words that are different from italian that when we move somewhere for study or for job we always end up having fun teaching each other our dialect. Some old and less educated people, as my grandma's sisters in Naples who were farmers, almost don't even speak Italian. So much so that I need my cousins to translate 😂😂 All younger people know Italian, but sometimes we find ourselves to fall back to some dialect words and see the panic in the eyes of somebody who has no idea what we are talking about. One example from Florence is the word "lavello" (kitchen sink) that in Italian would be "lavandino". I think that's because of the differences in our history and the continuous changes of institutions and borders that we experienced over the centuries which shaped so many different sub-cultures. I don't know if there is any video comparison about this, and I don't think that it would really be a good one for the channel because almost nobody would understand anything, but I think that you would like to hear how different they sound because you seem a courious person. I'm sorry if my english isn't really good, if anyone does not understand something about the comment just ask! ✅
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  2924. The purpose of a plate is to identify the car and the owner. There is never a duplicate plate. Our plates here in Greece have the blue ribbon with the European Flag and the GR letters below the , that indicate the country. On the white portion of the plate there are three letters that show the municipality they have been issued and four numbers from 1000 to 9999. Because our alphabet uses non Latin characters we only use the Latin ones (A, B, E, Z, H, I, K, M, N, O, P, T, Y, X), so that they can be readable if the car travels abroad. Also, we do not recycle plates from cars that have been retired. Once a car retires, the plates retire too. They are never issued again. Also there are no Vanity Plates in Greece. The only sticker we have is the safety inspection sticker. For a new car, the first inspection is 4 years after the car gets its plates. And after that every 2 years. We do not have a sticker for the region. Instead, the Hellenic Republic Seal is embossed on the plate. There are no digital license plates here. To be honest I do not like the idea of them. Expensive and with a subscription? NO THANKS.
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  2925. I was in New Zealand a few weeks ago and took a Polestar 2 for a spin from Christchurch to Timaru. It is quite different to driving in Australia for one very obvious reason... wherever you look there are mountain ranges towering over the horizon. Australia is many things, but "mountainous" is definitely NOT one of them. I actually found the driving experience to be more similar to Europe (except RHD obviously) because of the round speed signs and road markings. Australia is more similar to the USA than to Europe. All in all it was a very pleasant driving experience... although I was a little curious as to whether I would make it to Timaru and back without having to recharge the car... (incidentally, I had 8% charge left upon my return to Christchurch and would have had more if I didn't "test" the acceleration of the AWD 300kW dual motor driveline quite so many times.... very satisfying! :) )
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  2926. The Louis de Funes movies are iconic. Even now, half a century, later his movies are regularly shown on flemish tv. He was an amazing comedic actor with a very expressive face. I've seen some of his movies so many times and even though I know what's going to happen I'm still laughing my ass off.
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  2927. These push laps can get super intense. There's a great video of Lando Norris in 2020 at the Austrian grand prix. It's the last two laps of the race and he's running in 4th, but the guy in front of him has a 5 second penalty from earlier in the race that will be added to his time. Lando is about 6,5 seconds behind him, so if he can gain 1,5 seconds (which is huuuuge in F1) in 2 laps he'll get on the podium. He basically puts in two qualifying laps back to back at the end of an already long and hard grand prix. The focus required is insane and its well worth a watch! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgXo0509S28
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  2928. Australia banned vehicle ads that display irresponsible driving, and the bugger ones were banned because snowflakes. The hilux is second only to the landcruiser in my opinion.
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  2929. أهلا وسهلا 🇸🇦🤝🇺🇸 :D
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  2930. Sisu build trucks for the needs in Finnland (cold rough climate/very heavy trucks (timber, multiple trailors)), you would rarely see a Sisu truck outside Northern Europe. They used a big variety of very powerful engines over the years. Rolls-Royce in the 70s, Cummins in the 80s, Caterpillar in the late 90s/early 2000s (with Renault cabin), 2010s till today Mercedes Benz (with modified former Mercedes Actros cabin).
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  2931. You should make a reaction to the best of Zlatan Ibrahimovic ;)
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  2932. Haha, love how we all came to the comments to say that KitKat is English originally 🤣 I love your comparison videos Ian, keep them coming!
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  2933. youl'd be surprised how many things you can fix by jamming caulk into them gawd you gotta love a kiwi accent
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  2934. The white Utes are Group Captain (that's what I do, basically the same as Battalion Chief). The land cruiser is a Category 9 tanker a light reco unit. The large ISUZU are Category 1 tankers 3600lts 4x4. The smaller ISUZU are Category 7 tankers around 1400lts 4x4. The pumpers from NSWFR are SCANIAS.
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  2935. I live in Europe (Sweden), and I would love to see a video from you with "European" things in the US :D I bet there's a lot of things there that I've never seen.
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  2936. However, the BMW does not have a turn signal installed
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  2937. They planned to start in the Australian market. But when they were told they had to follow Australian labour laws, walmart didn't happen. Starbucks in Australia also failed. The other week in Woolworth, I saw a stack of Starbucks ceramic mugs going for half price, obviously hard to shift.
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  2938. there is a similar atmosphere at handball matches, both men's and women's handball are very popular and there is a serious fan base behind the bigger teams
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  2939. I'm Australian and seeing her eat the frozzy instead of drinking it felt wrong 😂
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  2940. The letter Ł in Polish sounds like W in English. :) Differences in taste may be related to the content of minerals per unit volume. You have to watch whether you drink sparkling mineral water or pure spring water - it makes a difference
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  2941. Coopers Pale or Sparkling Ale
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  2942. If you're wondering as to why Greece has mandatory conscription, look at the neighbours to the east, and the allies to the west.
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  2943. I'm impressed. Vegemite is best on really hot toast, with the butter melting, and spread very thinly over all of it. And it's great on sandwiches with cheese or lettuce. It's super healthy. It's like taking all your Vitamin Bs at once. I love watching your videos. I can't wait to welcome you to the Land Down Under. :D
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  2944. It is quite rare in Czechia to see a pickup trucks. But if you find one its mostly ford f150, Mitsubishi or Toyota Hilux. edit: And I forgot the Dodge RAM 1500. In Czechia instead of pickup trucks you can much more often see a van. Its much more practical and fuel economy is also better. Considering fuel prices are higher thats why people here drive smaller cars rather than pickup trucks. Many cars here have very good fuel economy and with some cheap hyundai (for example i30) you can easily manage 6l/100km (39.2 mpg or 47 imperial mpg).
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  2945. Walter Frosch the guy with the cigarettes is a legend, he is the reason why there exists a yellow card ban in the Bundesliga cause he used to have 20 of them during his prime time as a player usually you get 1 yellow and the second yellow within the same game means you get a red card and are out, nowadays even getting 2 in 2 seperate games means you could get a lock for a game or more depending on your behaviour thx to this man He was known to be drunk during training times and used to smoke A LOT of cigarettes and yet still played for clubs like Bayern Munich
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  2946. Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen drove for Ferrari in 2007 and Kimi won the driver's championship that year.
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  2947. 2:40 - Fun Fact, Ian: that "little" Skoda has the mythical 5-cylinder engine and the Quattro transmission swap from an Audi RS3. 3:00 - If you want to know the insane power figures of that Golf you should react to some of Hillclimb Monsters' videos, that car is featured in almost all of them. Their videos usually consist of a top 10 or 15 cars from one class, so you'll know in what place they finished, and they always have lots of information about each car. This is a very good way for you to be acquainted with the vehicles that you're not familiar with, as well as with all the crazy stuff they do in terms of engines and transmissions. Plus, their videos are short and you can watch them without skipping around. In fact, I'm sure you'll be so captivated that you won't even think about doing it. 😀 4:30 - It's the same Skoda from 2:40! 🙂
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  2948. YouTube does not like australia because we have the best life in the best country on Mother earth
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  2949. It's illegal for pubs to serve a drunk person that's already there or walks in inebriated and the consequences of leaving a cattle or sheep farmers gate open can be devastating so they make sense. Most laws are superseded by new laws but they don't repeal the old old one first.
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  2950. 3:20 The first 3 digits of a product's barcode actually indicate the country code where the product was made. 570 to 579 = Denmark
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  2951. The CNBC Starbucks doco on why it failed in Australia is quite good. Australian coffee is strongly influenced by post war Italian immigrants, so we basically started on espresso as opposed to drip coffee that’s more common in the US. Starbucks would have been either too weak or sugary for Australian tastes. I think they did make a comeback in a few places like airports as they’re probably popular with overseas tourists.
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  2952. I love your reactions, but Emma, omg, she is absolutely adorable. Enjoy your aussie gifts. X Australia.
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  2953. What astounds me the most is the person saying "Czechoslovakia" hasn't even been alive long enough for that former grouping of the two countries to have had any relevance. His entire life they've been split lmao. Probably heard the name mentioned one time in a history lesson or something and just rolled with it I guess
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  2954. this is one of the rare roundabouts where people entering have priority. it's a pretty unique mess.
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  2955. 3:06 those are aero covers for rear facing LED signs
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  2956. Hi, I´m Chris from Germany, you're totally right about that, that they didn't mentioned every brand. In Germany alone we had during the first half of the last century around 300 brands which tried to build cars.
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  2957. Facts: One of the most interesting is that it snows in Australia. Not only does it snow but they actually get more snow than Switzerland does in an average year. This is a fact about Australia that shocks most people who never think about it snowing in Australia but the fact remains that it does.
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  2958. U r gonna love kookaburras Rocker. Their laugh is an iconic Aussie bush noise
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  2959. As a West Aussie this made it to a daily press meeting and he said “I have this poster in my office” 🤣🤣🤣
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  2960. I was on the top of the mountain that day right in front of a big screen. I’m 100% Holden but that lap was special and the crowd went nuts when he crossed the finish line. He could drive a wet sponge he has so much talent.
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  2961. So happy you're getting back into some rally :) We all love soda but...
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  2962. There was a while after the "B Double" was introduced when a cab-over prime mover was essential to comply with the length regulations here in Australia. A friend owns a truck company and still uses cab-overs in certain circumstances to comply with regulations depending on what he's towing, but generally prefers bonneted prime movers.
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  2963. I always chuckle when I hear a cheaper gas argument to be honest. That's because living in on of the top 5 cities in Poland I don't really need a car to get anywhere. I can either go on foot, cause most places are close or commute with public transportation. So yea, gas is cheaper, but that doesn't necessarily impact us on an individual level. The goods transportation around the country is a different story though.
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  2964. Glad you liked the items but my wife Sharon had more to do with it than me. So I'll say thank you to her because she is awesome and loves your family more and more each video.
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  2965. Props to you man for researching Australia, Have subbed and even as an Aussie myself I have learned a few things great job
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  2966. Proud of my country🇧🇪!
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  2967. Speaking of ignorance... I once talked to a US Marine, on the shores of Shoalwater Bay (Queensland Australia), who didn't know where Australia was! He swore that he hadn't crossed the equator "Ever! No, sir!" ...and being a Marine was confused when I said "Mate, don't call me sir!" Others, where blown away when they heard that we have cattle-stations bigger than Texas! ...that was a laugh.
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  2968. Europe removed England's Big Ben from the Euros because Britain was leaving the EU (though it took them until 2020 to finally Brexit).
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  2969. I’ve met a number of tourists, including Americans, who want to travel leisurely from Sydney to Cairns (or similar such as a day trip from Sydney to Uluru) in a week 😂😂 I advise them to buy a map
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  2970. It’s not the temperature, it’s the contrast to normal temperatures and other seasons. Please stay out of the midday sun and hydrate all Europeans. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
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  2971. Ute is short for utility vehicle. And I've not heard the truck bed called a ute itself, but the tray, or bed. Have a good 1 ❤🇦🇺
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  2972. It’s called Hungry Jacks in Oz because when they came here there was already a business named “Burger King”, so they had to call it something else, ala Hungry Jacks. We call them Highway Patrol cars “Candy Cars” because theyre so colourful like a bag of Skittles. Mate you know enough about us now, youd pass the citizenship test easy as…. Imo you are an Aussie already mate
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  2973. I'm so glad you and your family have found this european store and are eating better, that's amazing to hear!
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  2974. "Italy, can't mess this up" ...unless you click on Vatican city. ;) ...yeah, this one would be hard for me, too.
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  2975. the different words for fuel are more umbrella terms, all the words are adapted to each language, in germany it's benzin etc it's also not gasoline but gasolina in spanish. so we don't all use the exact same word but it has the same roots
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  2976. I live in Switzerland and we have those tilting windows too. However, to save energy when the heaters are running (especially now), it's recommended to fully open the windows to air the rooms for a short period of time and then close them.
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  2977. I lived in a place in a really old part of a German city with old cobblestone roads. There was the narrowest curve imaginable and it took me a couple of days to get used to it driving through it with a Mercedes Sprinter or a Skoda Octavia Combi. The American residents refused to drive up to the building because they argued it's impossible to drive that way. I know it was a stupid idea in hindsight regarding insurance but I helped 3 families to get around that corner with different American cars (sportwagons). They couldn't believe it's possible and asked me in which floor I live in case they couldn't get out.
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  2978. Żywiec, Tyskie, Okocim, Lech, Warka, Tatra, Perła, Łomża, Królewskie, Książ, Bosman, Kasztelan is only some of these i see on the store. Anyway, beer is best when served cold and straight from keg/glass bottle. Also, company is important. Nice to see you having fun and banter.
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  2979. The green color is the old color. Between 2000 and 2016 the color for new German police cars changed to blue.
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  2980. always glad to see you wife playing a bigger role in videos, because you can just hear by your voices that you love each other, and that simple connection brightens up my day (and the cute child sounds in the background) just honest people giving honest reviews on, rally cars, food, whatever
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  2981. ‘Pissed’ is drunk and ‘pissed off’ is angry.
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  2982. To tap a decent beer 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺 is an art in itself. This is precisely celebrated in good Bavarian inns and beer gardens. The beer and the foam must match exactly, otherwise the beer will go back. Beer is a food and cultural property in Germany and it must also be treated in the same way🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
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  2983. I was born in New Zealand and have lived in Australia since I was 5...Now I travel back to New Zealand every year to see whanau but even I know that LAMINGTONS are an Australian delicacy. Everybody knows this..
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  2984. The design on the front of the Sydney Swans jumper is the Sydney Opera House silhouette white over the red. West Coast fan here glad you like our footy jumper 😉👍
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  2985. Fun fact about praga : they also use to hire a youtuber/shed dweller called jimmy broadbend as professional racing driver and after that he brought the race car he race with and use it as a racing development team if i recall
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  2986. Being an Aussie myself, i can relate to all this slang, but i never realized how much i use this language every day until now 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  2987. You should do a video about what USA does allow but rest of the world doesn’t eg chemicals/additives in food and cheap dodgy drugs
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  2988. Ian, I certainly hope Australia lives up to your expectations when you finally get here. It's a great country for sure and we love it.
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  2989. I know we recently watched the Jim Clark thing, but this here is the greatest driver of all time. Loeb showed his talent in so many disciplines, from Le Mans to DTM and even went well in an F1 test. He dominates every time he shows up to Race of Champions and then we get to his main career in WRC, 9 WRC championships in a row! With all the potential mechanical failures, unpredictable weather and road conditions the rally can give you, 9 titles is just unreal.
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  2990. The Alfa Romeo 155 V6 TI you spotted was actually one of the highest revving v6 engines ever to roam the racetrack. That car made 490hp at 11.900 RPM and it was AWD! I guarantee you it is one of the best sounding cars you will ever come across in your entire life! Here is a link to a video of one ripping the streets on a demo run: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wysO0nj2bMQ&t=288s
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  2991. Dang, we don't even clean our roofs as often as americans replace them.
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  2992. You are so lucky guys. You have the best YouTube community of anyone. So well-deserved and I love being part of it.
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  2993. The thunderstorms in the wet season are the most incredible on earth.
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  2994. Yeah that's an everyday thing in the outback. It's seriously full of characters. 👍🇦🇺
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  2995. You should checkout even more about this in Sweden. It actually is a waaaay bigger thing than you can even imagine :D.
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  2996. I was laughing out loud at Ian's reactions , great video here Ian , thanks mate :-)
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  2997. I'm an Aussie & I love Vegemite.... but I felt sick watching this 🤢
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  2998. It’s important to recognise that the overwhelming majority of Aussie ADULTS do not eat fairy bread as a regular thing lol - it’s something we make for kids birthday parties.. and all these Australians saying Vegemite in small amounts?!!! Phh! I grew up in the country and we smothered our toast and sandwiches in Vegemite and yes our milk came straight from the cow too 😆
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  2999. The barbecues are all over Australia in many parks and beaches in areas where people are...they won't be in remote areas. But every state has them and many if not all are free to use. They are also cleaned and maintained quite regularly because I've never seen one that was broken.
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  3000. Mailtime is back! Need these more often. Danke to all our Deutsche friends, nice to see you here too. That Scania calendar was definitely something special.
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  3001. In Oz, due to very strict Food Standard Laws, you CANNOT say something has something in it that it doesnt, or is "natural" when its not... When it states "real ** coffee" etc it must be, and listed on the ingredients (in descending order of amount)
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  3002. If you think the UK MOT test is strigent, the German TÜV is even stricter and the Japanese equivalent of an MOT test is called the shaken. It's a mandatory inspection for all vehicles in Japan that must be carried out every two years. The inspection ensures that vehicles are safe to drive and are properly maintained. It's so strict that enough cars fail that they are exported to the UK (they are RHD) and sold.
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  3003. The origins of the Cockta drink begin in the early 1950s. In 1952, Ivan Deu, the Director of the state-owned corporation Slovenijavino, came up with the idea of producing an original, refreshing Slovenian beverage which would be able to compete against soft drinks from abroad (particularly Coca-Cola), which were not yet being sold in Yugoslavia.
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  3004. Your both honorary Aussies now , love your enthusiasm and excitement for what we sometimes take for granted , top bloke and Sheila , hope the tin lids get a few of the treats too
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  3005. Benchtops aren't banned it's just the engineered stone that's used and that is banned because it can cause silicosis
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  3006. Opel, GM, Vauxhall and Holden had a partnership for decades. Many cars shared parts and even entire models were just rebadged. All four brands started off on their own but a four-way marriage of convenience was formed to get around import taxes. Fun fact: The Corvette C3 was based on a concept called the Mako Shark II, which the Opel team also took inspiration from for the 1968 Opel GT. This is why the Corvette was called a Stingray, to keep with the aquatic theme. Big Car on YT does deep-dives on car brands and specific models. Perfect to learn more about brands and models. Great content but maybe not the best to react to as it is a talking head format. Do watch it if you want to learn more about Opel, he did a video on it.
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  3007. 🎉 only 1,500 Belgian beers left for you to taste (each in its unique glass). FYI: we say "santé" in French and "gezond(heid)" in Flemish (meaning "to your health") for "cheers" then knock glasses so they spill on each other ( it used to be how to make sure we drink the same stuff and are not trying to poison our guests). And FYI2: Leffe is considered an "easy/tourist" beer in Belgium, as it's good but not as refined and complicated as other blonde beers. Anyway, thanks for the video and of you need a beer guide when you come in Belgium, I'd be happy to host you guys for the night (and late breakfast, because beer ^^)
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  3008. I'm still trying to wrap my head around Shane Warne passing away. It's so eerie Shane's last tweet was to pay his condolences to Rod Marsh passing away. Rod and Shane are legendary and this seems too unreal they're both gone. 😢🏏 Thank you for this video paying your respects to these two amazing sportsmen. 🙏
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  3009. Really cool to see someone reacting to a video I filmed 😎 thanks for the shoutout and kind words, great commentary 👌🏼 you’re more than welcome to react to any video I post/have posted, this made my day! 👍🏼
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  3010. I was just watching a documentary series about Czech video games on Česká Televize and suddenly a clip of you playing Euro Truck appeared 😂
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  3011. About Perła - 'Ł' in polish is pronounced like 'W' in english. And the brand name literally means 'a pearl'.
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  3012. Even though we don't have thanks giving in Aussie, I'm thankful for amazing YouTubers like yourself! This community is so lovely, so glad I found you! 💞
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  3013. When Ford Australia were developing the turbo version of the Barra, they nicknamed it "Gull" (as in seagull) as it would shit all over everything else! To make the Barra better, there needs to be a change of the oil pump gears, different valve springs and stronger head bolts if you're going to thrash the guts out of one!
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  3014. Hey Rockers 👋😃 How about a bit of a sightseeing video of your local area?! Would love to see some of your local sight and landmarks!! 😎👍
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  3015. Those are traditional hats, no one wears them. :)
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  3016. Mate it was six days you deserved that time off
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  3017. Thanks for kind words for Škoda and Czech police car fleet. Yeah, the livery is awesome. And that Ferrari you saw, it was for 10 years in storage, because police seized it from garage of mob boss that is now in prison. So last year court decided that police should be able to use these seized cars if they find use for them. This Ferrari was repaired and upgraded with aproval of Ferrari themselves. Now it's used as highway patrol during notorious illegal high speed races and as transport car for organ transplants between hospitals. Thank you for all your great videos and reactions. If you ever want to visit Czech Republic, we'll welcome you with open hands. - your fan from Prague
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  3018. I notice a difference between Canada and the US. Canada tends to study world history and geography and the US is more American-centric.
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  3019. I love that the extras being happy to be insulted for the sake of comedy😂❤
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  3020. Foods to Look For/Recipes to try cooking? ⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩⇩🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  3021. oh man, you really need to see the uncut version of this. You can see the whole 17 min lap and how he almost hits the wall multiple times. He even uses a bus stop as extra track
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  3022. I am 61 and at 22 I was driving the big rigs across Australia Perth Sydney,Brisbane etc, I was one of only a handful of female drivers..
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  3023. European plates are very unique from country to country. They just seem very similar to you because you're not used to them (the same way many American plates look like garish mess to us). European plates (and especially plates of EU countries) share a common design language and principles, but they each have a unique and quite recognisable expression of those - different colours, typeface, number of characters, or groupings give a wide range of possibilities.
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  3024. I am honestly shocked about the generosity of the people of Australia. That country is amazing. I know that no place in Earth is perfect, but I honestly believe that is one of the most closest to that, it's a beautiful place with its beautiful humans and environment. I hope one day we can go there. We never expected the parcels and the kind words, and the love, but wow, we were greatly amazed and I'm so thankful Ian did this. You have all become like family to us, like really. I kept seeing quotes at times of feeling off, and I saw quotes saying that you'll find your tribe, or your tribe will find you. I feel like we did, even if its thru the internet, Youtube, instagram, fb. :) I am really thankful for people like you and reading your nice comments. I know right now the world is crazy, but I know love will conquer it all and hope for a better future and 2022. Focus on the positive and know we are strong united :') Thank you so much for being a part of our life :) Sincerely, the camera lady AkA Mrs. IWrocker P.S I am trying to stay awake to celebrate til midnight there but I'm so tired. XOXOXOOX Goodnight and Happy New Year!
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  3025. Thank you everyone for supporting my husband’s channel and for helping make his dream come true. I am beyond proud of him and so appreciative of everyone. It means a lot. Love you all and I’m cheering for 1Million babe ❤🎉❤❤❤❤❤what a beautiful gift 💝 thank you 🥰
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  3026. We have a similar service in Stockholm called The Ocean Bus.
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  3027. It used to be that truckers competing in road haulage at truck races came in almost factory trucks! They just unhooked the trailer, raced and went to work, one such Hungarian truck driver had a truck like this, built in his memory by a legendary and well-known master builder and his team (+and of course with a little tuning). The original name was RÁBA, a Hungarian factory where, among other things, the legendary Ikarus buses used everywhere in the surrounding countries, but also outside Europe like Canada and the (RÁBA) Steigers big tractors, which were taken over from the Americans and modified, were built. BABA stands for BABY. These crazy people also have a 700 horsepower bus. Really good guys and professional mechanickers. They have all kinds of vehicles on their premises: Classic English bus, limousine, T34 tank...war truck. Nowadays Hungary has a 5x European champion truck driver Norbert Kiss, who has a custom-built MAN truck (1500HP 5000NM) and a fully Hungarian team.
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  3028. The reason Burger King is called hungry jacks here is Australia is because before Burger King came here, someone already had the Australian trademark for “Burger King” in Australia, so the American company couldn’t use the name.
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  3029. Damn, massive respect for trying to break the american stereotype! I'm amazed to see an american who actually knows more about central europe than me. Probably. Much love ❤
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  3030. Hoop snakes are tyres, mate. Usually left on the side of the road when a truck blows a tyre.
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  3031. Mate, I also lived in Italy, Sardinia to be exact long before the Brexit disaster. My GF and I noticed that there wasn't anyone selling cold drinks on the beaches, there were just expensive bars. We worked out that we could start up with about 700 Euros. Part of that cost was a 200 Euro hawkers license which would allow us to sell directly to the public without having a premises. We had to buy it from the City hall in Cagliari, the islands capital. The woman in charge of this said if we gave her 500 Euros we could have the license in a week, if we didn't give her her bribe, 3 months. That's why start-ups fail in Italy. It's one of the most corrupt countries in Europe, everyone is on the take. The expensive bars were almost certainly bribing local officials to protect their monopolies, it's how Italy works. The woman claiming that the US is easier to start a business in was incredibly naïve. All I had to do to start a business in the UK was tell the tax authorities (HMRC) that I was starting a business and register my business at Companies House for £25 and issue 1 share to a nominated secretary.
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  3032. The village at 13:00 is quite common sight in Poland and most of Eastern and Central Europe. Back in the past, villages were mostly built around the sparse roads that were present and to make it easier to use said roads, houses were built only by them as new roads spreading outwards couldn't be really made at the time. I live in a town of Łomianki, some 50k people and it is a former village turned town and it operates on simmilar principle, with whole thing built along 2 main roads and everything between them.
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  3033. I love your obsession with Australia. Not a lot of countries/continents take us seriously as they just see us as a small populated 'island' nation, so it's great to see a foreigner appreciate us. Shout out from Sydney and NSW. Go the Blues!
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  3034. Loving how much you're getting into everything Aus, cheers mate, you're always welcome here
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  3035. Hi Ian, seeing you in aww made me smile as we germans often forget or don't appreciate the beauty of our country. Germany has many beautiful places ... I recently visited the castle in Schwerin and was awstruck as well although I've been to many places already. I can't stop admire beautiful architecture and landscape or nature in general. Greetings from Hamburg 🤗
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  3036. And you thought the boxing kangaroo flag was just a marketing gimmick??
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  3037. The Blue car was a Chrysler Valiant another Aussie muscle car 💪 you'll have to do an episode on it :D
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  3038. Mary Christmas from 🇺🇦🥰 I was great to see samples from Ukraine and especially the fact that you liked it!
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  3039. There is a family of Americans living in Romania that has a Youtube channel, and they also pointed out the windows here in Romania and how good this system is... I couldn't understand, I grew up with those windows, I thought everybody has them, it's hard to believe there is a "thermal" windows (like multiple layered windows) without this dual opening system.
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  3040. Yes, Aldi Nord and Aldi South are different companies and Aldi in the US as well as Trader Joe's are different companies as well. But, while it sounds dramatic, the Albrecht brothers had a falling out about whether or not they should sell cigarettes since they can be easily stolen. They still worked together and divided Germany among themselves and in the past ~1-2 years, the 2 have begun moving together again by ditching some of their cheaper brands to have 1 for all of Germany instead of 2 and they got a mixture between formerly Northern and Southern brands. The goal is, to also combine marketing by having the same products in all of Germany and making things easier. Plus they have a stronger bargaining power. I suspect, while they probably won't fuse again to avoid selling stuff etc, they are moving closer together and probably start integrating management etc when possible to save money. Plus they are already only competitors in the area where their sections meet, so most Germans only have 1 option anyway. Edit: I should add, when I say "the 2", I mean the 2 companies, not the brothers. Both are dead
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  3041. The song is a parody of Aqua's 'Barbie Girl' from the late 90s. You got the reference right between Melissa dressing\acting as 'Barbie' and cooking on the 'barbie'. Sam does a lot of ads for the lamb industry and while it is popular to have lamb on Australia Day, it's not mandatory... (what you'd call jello we call jelly, what you'd call jelly, we call jam).
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  3042. Sometimes watching the news it feels like "We came and made our home here in Tornado Alley, and darn it, along came a tornado and blew away our wooden home, so we lost everything. As soon as we get the insurance money, we will build another wooden home in its place and pray the next tornado misses us"... Dude, ever read about the three pigs?
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  3043. You definitely need to do an outside video at your local shopping centre, getting random Americans to try Tim Tams.
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  3044. Great video Ian. The FX Ute had a 132.5 cu in (2,171 cc) cast-iron straight six engine which produced 60 hp (45 kW), connected to a three-speed manual transmission. Cheers and thanks m8! :goodvibes:
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  3045. Original Beetle was built until 2003. The last Beetle was produced in Puebla, Mexico, in July 2003. The final batch of 3,000 Beetles were sold as 2004 models and badged as the Última Edición, with whitewall tires, a host of previously discontinued chrome trim, and the choice of two special paint colors taken from the New Beetle. Production in Brazil ended in 1986, then started again in 1993 and continued until 1996. 1938–2003: 21,529,464 built - 15,444,858 in Germany of which 330,251 Cabriolets - 3,350,000 in Brazil Also built in "few" other places during production run... Australia: Melbourne (Volkswagen Australia Ltd) Belgium: Brussels (Audi Brussels) Brazil: São Bernardo do Campo (Volkswagen do Brasil) Finland: Heinola Indonesia: Jakarta (VW Indosentosa Trada) Ireland: Dublin Malaysia: Shah Alam Mexico: Puebla (Volkswagen de México S.A. de C.V.) New Zealand: Auckland Nigeria: Lagos Philippines: Manila South Africa: Uitenhage Thailand: Bangkok (Yontrakit Motors) Chile: Arica Venezuela: Valencia Yugoslavia: Sarajevo (TAS) Really a World Car in a real mean... :)
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  3046. That Tatra air-cooled V12 sound is so 👍👍
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  3047. This is why we love you guys, nothing else needs to be said..
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  3048. As a German who is not used to such Australian temperatures, I would spontaneously burst into flames when getting off the plane 🙂
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  3049. I can confirm that the Porsche parts department is magnificent. I once lost the only key I had of my 1960's Porsche and was afraid that all locks had to be changed. All I had to do was going to my local dealer show the vin number and the certificate that I owned the car and they made me two new ones in no time. That's service!
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  3050. “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.” ― Albert Einstein
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  3051. They are just discussing the Voice to parliament vote.
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  3052. 15:15 Genuinely amazed you have never seen a steam traction engine before. Those were used all over the world to power farming and industrial equipment.
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  3053. The only time things go wrong in a roundabout is when someone doesn't respect right of way. Or I've experienced people get confused and stressed and take the wrong exit. But there's really no reason to get stressed, because you can literally pass the exit an infinte number of times. You could keep circling until you figure where to go. You'd feel stupid, but you'd be fine.
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  3054. What about the good old Vic Lawn Mower or the even better Hills Hoist. I wonder what ever happened to the famous or infamous, which ever way ur looking from, 70's Panel Van?!? If ur daughter was going out on a date with a bloke that rocked up to ur joint in a Panel Van, then u know exactly what's happening that night & that's why dad's across Straya slammed the door in the boyfriend's face, coz dad's been there done that with mum 🤣
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  3055. 9:15 is a Barkas B1000, the East German Van and counterpart of the VW Bus. 11:33 is am MZ TS250, a East German Motorbike Company
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  3056. Funny thing is also the Bunnings staff that actually know about the products do an amazing job of interacting with customers only when it's absolutely unavoidable.
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  3057. I was skiing alone in the US one February when I hopped onto a triple-chair which had 2 other US ladies who had jumped on board. After the hello/gday greetings they asked where I was from. In conversation I told them that it was over 100 degrees when I left OZ the day before. One of them asked me quite genuinely "Oh, is it still February in OZ?" I nearly fell off the chair but was dumbstruck. Had my brain been working after the shock, I should have aswered with "No, it's August in OZ".
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  3058. I have no idea what the first guys idea was when He wrote that. Maybe He wanted trash talk how little everything is in Europe or maybe He was never really in Europe or He parked His Golf next to Papamobil in Vatican. but no Golf of any generation in any European country is considered big or that it dwarves other cars in a parking lot. There are massive cars that are way bigger than the rest, but Golf isnt one of them.
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  3059. Also german invention: 1st programmable computer = "Z1" in 1938
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  3060. So nice to see an American looking at this globally, rather than just sitting in a corner saying that America is the best place in the world like some. 👍
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  3061. I just wanna appreciate how good the original video is. Well done, Erica.
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  3062. I was born here in Australia but moved to Scotland when I was 13. I lived there for 26 years and have been back in Australia nearly 4.5 years. So with me being away so long, I still get excited when I see or do things or old things like Roos. When driving towards the city (Sydney) and seen the skyline I actually got emotional cause i was home again.
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  3063. I'm going to tell you a secret about magpies that most Aussies don't know or refuse to aquknowleg. Magpies are smart and can remember a person they like or don't like for generations. I have never been swooped by a magpie because I make friends with every magpie I meet. Usually with food or by doing something that they will see as nonthreatening. I can go places in spring most others can't because the magpies like me. They also make surprisingly good bodyguards if they see you getting mugged.
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  3064. Ian, MM is a Rally Legend, I think, when you look back, given more drives per year, she could have been Champion You need to watch Sabine Schmitz taking a Transit van round The Nurburgring. With the W Series, you would think Jamie Chadwick, tw time champ, would have moved forward, but she's back in the W Series again. The W Series is good, should be a stepping stone upwards, hopefully it will in the future.
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  3065. i think we have stringent food regulations as well so the quality is good.
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  3066. Typical Peter Brock....one arm resting on the door and looking so relaxed. LEGEND!
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  3067. In Germany, and I believe in other European countries as well, gasoline and diesel are taxed differently. Because of this, under certain conditions (like driving long distances), you can save money. That’s why diesel cars are so common in Europe.
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  3068. The green coils are mozzie coils. You put them on a can, light one end and they burn like incense and keep away the mozzies. They come in packs with one coil inside another - look in the background of the vid and you can see a pair still in its packet. Separating them without breaking the coils is very difficult - old mate just made himself a legend! However, as several people have pointed out, you actually don't need to separate them. If you light one, it will burn around the coil, leaving the other intact to burn for the second round.
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  3069. I live in a half-timbered house that was built in 1701. The floor is uneven and all of the furniture gets warped, there is a crack in the wall that reminds you somewhat of the Titanic, there is no right angle anywhere and the door frames are at about 1,75 m, so everyone (but me) gets constant headaches... but hey... the house got character... eh 😅
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  3070. Almost is just another word for not ;)
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  3071. That's why shield bumpers were invented. First on the very original Renault 5, I think, in the seventies...And I was told in cities like Paris they used to park without handbrake and not in gear so cars could be shifted easily while parking.
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  3072. It’s crazy how much I learn about my own country from America reaction videos these days 😅❤️
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  3073. Fun fact how to recognise that the tatra in 5:07 is pre-WW2 and tatras you showed before are made after WW2 is the side of the steering wheel, because before occupation by germany, people in czechoslovakia were driving on left side of the road. But it was changed because in germany they drove on the right side
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  3074. I have these in aluminium on every window. It helps insulate the windows at night (heat loss weak point), reduces outside noise, creates a dark room (nightshift sleeper ?), and increases security against burglars. They install in a cassette above the window outside. Not crazy expensive if installed during the build.
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  3075. Rally drivers are amazing but the navigators are the back bone of going this fast if your pace notes are on point then you can absolutely mash the loud pedal 👍🇦🇺
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  3076. Here in Oz it's a bit of an institution to take a random day off work for yourself to just chill or catch up on things at home. We call it "Chucking a sickie".
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  3077. Swede here. Thank you for pronouncing IKEA the right way ❤
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  3078. A long time ago I drove my motorhome into a car park in France. I thought no more about it until a couple of hours later I looked down on the car park from the city walls and realised there was a height barrier at the exit. Crazy, but no escaping the reality; I wasn't going to get out. In the end I had to get help to stop any more traffic getting in whilst I reversed out, all the while bringing the city centre to a standstill with queueing cars and crowds of bystanders watching what I was doing. I did get a round of applause once I got out though.
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  3079. It would be awesome if you would react to some other videos about German firefighters, beacuse there was not very much to see in this video. I would recommend you "Feuer&Flamme" on the WDR youtube channel.
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  3080. I remember asking an online American friend, “Who plays in the World Series Baseball?” I expected a list of countries but I got a list of states. “So none of the teams are outside of the US?” “No.” “Then why is it called the world series?” He didn’t know. Neither do I!
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  3081. I can totally agree on the "aggressive" sales thing. I'm entering the shop because I want to buy something, I know what you sell, don't then jump on me to see if you can "help" If I want help I'll ask because and in one of the few examples I have I just turned around and left the shop, I'll get my trainers elsewhere. Never working front in a retail setting I understand politeness and being approachable but the what I see as jumping on the customer is you have a quota you have to hit and even though I wanted something from here I will go elsewhere for what I want. Fortunately we don't really have that culture in the UK, at least the shops I go.
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  3082. The only thing missing was a vegan still in the comment section, being disgusted....
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  3083. Here in Spain there was a company called Santana Motors that had the license to manufacture Land Rover Defenders for many years. They were called Land Rover Santana and they were very popular among country people during the 60s, 70s and 80s. My grandfather had an olive green one. I was a kid in the 80s and I loved that car. Every time I got in that car, for my child self it was like going on a great adventure. That's why I am very fond of the Defender, it brings back many good memories of my grandpa.
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  3084. Hey iWrocker, first, I like your videos a lot! Regards from a german living in Spain (Canary Islands) for the last 23 years. I believe the reason for US citizens not thinking they are the top of the world anymore is because of more realistic views of other countries being available (Youtube?!) to the people than it used to be 20-30 years ago.
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  3085. Good news! Very good quailty, low cost cars. Reliable too. I see lots of them on the street. If you don't have a big budget, these are worth a look.
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  3086. Got a good laugh when ya misses started talking with the oven mit
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  3087. The cassowary and emu encounters wouldn't have happened if idiots didn't persist in feeding the bloody things. Good to see the people tried to avoid the birds stealing their food. They're wild animals and should be naturally wary of human contact and try to avoid us. They should not be happy to join our picnics expecting to get food. The same problem occurs with very large monitor lizards and dingoes in some parts. It's not safe for humans, and it's not safe for the animals, especially when they get refused food and get vicious about it and attack a human, then have to be killed to avoid it happening again. Feeding wildlife is a stupid, dangerous, and very harmful thing to do, and it's almost always tourists that do it.
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  3088. "One for the pool room" well done.
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  3089. The kindness and generosity of people always takes my breath away ❤
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  3090. The American man that knows more about Australia than any of us that live here 😂
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  3091. the youtuber Bruce Wilson moved to the state right below you. he got scanias too. maybe you can arrange something and go see some trucks first hand.
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  3092. Yeah, i believe he still has issues with it too. One of the scariest rally accidents there was. Underrated driver.
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  3093. There’s a road near Hanging Rock in Victoria that’s similar to that. Optical illusion of course. Keep the great videos coming Ian.
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  3094. Wesołych świąt 🎄
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  3095. Team USA lookin’ like a NASCAR pit crew. Mongolia wins
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  3096. China stopping trade with Australia will NOT break us but it will be a major problem for China, we will make deals with other countries and we will persevere with or without China.
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  3097. I've had black swans and emus stealing food from us but there's no way I'd want a cassowary near me.
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  3098. I can't speak for all Americans, but I for one would be a lot happier with a smaller vehicle, rather than rhe ridiculous bullshit we call vehicles
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  3099. Well... I'll try not to get political, but those 4 years of Trump had a loooot of us over here in Europe go "Okay, what has he said or done now?" every morning when you open the paper or check a news site. There was a feeling of "if he makes a false step – and he's a bit of a bull in a china shop – this could all blow up" again and again, and I had last felt that way in 1986, when I was 8 years old and a 10 year-old told me about the cold war and how close we were to a nuclear war sometimes. I, personally, am not exactly looking forward to anything about the coming election. Chaos seems inevitable. Either we'll have that one guy for another chaotic ride, or he again won't accept the election results. :/
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  3100. Fun fact: M16A4 rifle is exactly 1000 mm (or 100 cm or 1 meter or 0,001 km) long.
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  3101. Am I the only Australian that thinks Ian's blue eyes are majestic 💙
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  3102. Ian, try to use "low sugar" or "no added sugar" bread, I tried making a sausage sizzle in the States a few years ago and the store-bought bread was too sweet. Also don't use hot dogs but thin beef sausages. The bread needs to be fresh (and soft). I hope you can replicate, the Bunnings sausage sizzle, at your place. Sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to create overseas. Good luck.
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  3103. 5:02 From the label, that Orangina is made for the Croatian and Bosnian markets.
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  3104. I passed mine the first time. When I got back to the RTA the tester went inside without talking to me. My instructor was like did you pass, I said no idea. The tester called me up and said come and sign this. I went over and it was my license. I was so happy. The tester was not a nice man who hardly ever passed people on the first go. That was 1988. A lot easier back then to what they need to do now.
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  3105. Its not remotely comparable to NFL or any other sport where merely Clubs are involved. This is the european Championships. National Teams are facing each other and Fans are there to represent their Country and their culture which differs greatly over the little bit of Land we call Europe. Saw those Scottish folks, they are a stark contrast to let’s say Italian or Turkish Fans. You don’t get that within your own country though
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  3106. Question 12: Francesco Illy (Illy Ferenc) was born in Temesvár (Timisoara in Romanian), which is now in Romania but he was an ethnic Hungarian on his father's side and German on his mother's, and the town belonged to the Hungarian part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until the end of WWI. He was conscripted and fought on the Italian front and decided to stay in Trieste, where he got married and founded Illycafé.
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  3107. He used to be that relaxed in races he drove with his arm resting on the door as back then they had the windows down
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  3108. I‘m a German automotive engineer and I‘m very often at the test track in Papenburg. Usually for testing Volkswagen prototypes. It’s super cool test track used by many different automotive companies and it’s often extremely spectacular what you gonna see there (photos are absolutely prohibited there except you have a special license). 😊
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  3109. Over the years I have travelled over 60,000 miles in rental cars across USA through 46 states.. One thing I really hated was the motel/hotel breakfast of sugar sweet donuts with an almost un-drinkable cup of coffee.
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  3110. First Ian in the Western Advocate, next Pedro as Times Man of the Year ..
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  3111. Honestly 180ish Bhp from 1995cc diesel engine is plenty. With 4.7l/100km combined fuel consumption is an excellent deal. Its also a 10yr old car. I'm and audi enthousiast, but applaud BMW for not bringing any underpowered diesel to the market. They always got more power from the same displacement there.
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  3112. Lamingtons are definitely an Australian creation!
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  3113. Someone start a gofundme for a trip to australia for this man
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  3114. Definitely. There is an unfortunate tendency for a fairly large group of Americans to swing from one end of the spectrum to the other end while skipping the in-between parts. You not only MAY be critical, but you SHOULD be critical of your own country's failures and shortcomings. That doesn't mean you should hate your own country. Own up to your mistakes and errors, take responsibility for them, and try to make changes so these failures aren't repeated. That's the most honest form of love for your country you may have. Everything beyond that is simply nationalistic fervor and has nothing to do with pride, but with ideological blindness.
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  3115. Gołąbki are polish (I've eaten them today), but in many countries you can find similar dishes, pierogi doesn't look good, this bread thing is zapiekanka - polish fast food (bread + mushroom+cheese (basic), you can add other things, tymbark is also polish :) SMACZNEGO!
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  3116. G'day Ian, as you know l live in outback Australia and a hard fast rule is you never pass some one who is stopped at the road side as you might be the only person who can help for a long time, also UHF radios are always on as people in need you may be the only one to hear that call for help so backing each other up is paramount to save lives, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  3117. 7:19 I would say we (especially in the Moravia region) like wine a lot. Obviously it's incomparable with the beer culture but considering that we don't grow as much vineyards as in southern countries like Italy or Portugal i think it's quite popular.
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  3118. Yep. Down is on, up is off (in all of Australia). Tipping is optional. Toilets have reduced water, there are 2 buttons, a half flush or full flush. Sun screen is really important (never heard of ozone layer being thin here, but is in Antarctica) the sun is just F'ing hot. High rate of skin cancer is true.
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  3119. I worked in and out of America for 3 years. I was asked constantly “do you know Crocodile Dundee?” Eventually I started answering yeah I do he’s married to my sisters brother in law.
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  3120. This bloke is a bloody legend, about as Aussie as it gets
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  3121. Love the comparison… yes our military may be small in size, but punches well above its weight. They are a force to be reckoned with, as history has proven.
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  3122. You don't have to apologise to Aussies for having a week off, we love 4 weeks off a year.
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  3123. لعيون ابو فيصل نسجل تعليق هنااا 👍🏻👍🏻
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  3124. I remember once waking up at 6am in my tent after bushwalking to the sound of someone hammering in tent pegs next to mine. In my half sleepy head I thought who the hell is hammering in tent pegs at this hour of the morning. You guessed it, the Superb Lyrebird.
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  3125. There’s a saying over here about beetroot. You can beat an egg but you can’t beat a root. Love your content mate. And love how you and the Mrs keep saying straight to the pool room 😂 that pool room saying is from a classic Aussie film called the castle. If you can you should watch it.
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  3126. Ian, you mentioned the water you buy is cheap, if you buy bottled water ion Aus is expensive, but as the tap water is very clean and perfectly drinkable it's $2.50 for 1000L (264 US Gallons) and that expensive to what it used to be, so I guess our drinkable tap water is super cheap
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  3127. What's even better than you learning about Australia is that your whole family are learning about it! Your little ones are growing up with 3 cultures! ☮️💞🙂🇦🇺
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  3128. As an Aussie, I’ve been bombarded with US telly so I kinda know both, although when I was a kid a peanut butter & jelly sandwich really had me confused for a long time until I saw Bobby Brady making a sandwich on The Brady Bunch & it wasn’t jelly, it was jam!
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  3129. There is a great series called "Against The Wind" starring one of our adopted citizens, rocker Jon English. The series centers on a group of convicts sent downunder. Aussies are quite proud of any convict heritag. Most of those sent down as 'criminals' were petty thieves who stole to feed their families, or indentured servants. The big criminals, murderes etc, had their heads lopped off and weren't sent anywhere. It is to be remembered that whilst there WERE a lot of convicts sent down to Australia, they were accompanied by soldiers, and the soldiers families, trades people, and others looking to make a new life within the fledgling settlements.
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  3130. Extreme driver skills for sure. But you also have to consider that European police cars (especially in cities) are often really small cars. Here in Berlin, for example, the police drive Opel/Vauxhall Corsas. :D Once again an awesome video from you. Thanks a lot! <3
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  3131. Cheers for the reaction to my footage, and thanks for the credit and keeping my watermark, respect
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  3132. Long ago Top gear did comparison Panda 4x4 vs Land Rover, Panda did +90% what Land Rover was capable.
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  3133. Wow, you guys are really supporting classic Australian culture here, thanks Daniella and Ian for your continuous interest! 💕 I came in late but I'm hungry again now! Great job! 🏆
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  3134. Hey dude ! I work for the Cleanaway business, trucks I drive get a check over every 6 weeks for maintenance, when they are getting work done there’s always a spare truck to complete the days the trucks down !
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  3135. 3:12 A rev counter red line at over 6K and "unleaded fuel only" points to a petrol engine.
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  3136. I guarantee you that you would never want to be the owner of a historic house. These are homes for very rich people, at least in Poland. You won't do any renovation without consulting a conservator, otherwise fines will kill you. Even after consultations with the conservator and obtaining all necessary permits, any construction company will not carry out the renovation because it requires specialists who can recreate the details manually. It is expensive and time-consuming. There are only two schools in Poland that educate such specialists. I worked for several years in the renovation of monuments and was trained by such specialists. We renovated, for example, in western Poland palaces belonging to the former estate of the German field marshal Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Paulus, who was taken into Soviet captivity near Stalingrad, or a large manor once belonging to the family of Otto von Bismarck, who ruled Germany in the 19th century . In addition to manual and artistic skills, you also need to like history because it helps a lot in this job. Of course, the end result makes you proud
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  3137. The video we all waited for The Balkans are coming soon, and there's a lot of missing content since you only have the base map, you can purchase all DLCs to have a really great overview of the map. The companies aren't real but you can fix that with mods There's also map mods like Promods that adds a lot of countries, like Ireland and reworks lots of the map, the UK, the things etc In terms of mods you can have some sound mods to improve the SCS sounds, they aren't that great.
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  3138. My sister was an exchange student in Minnesota for one year and graduated high school there. When she first met the other students, they told her that that were surprised that she spoke such good English. We are Australian!! She could not believe the ignorance. Also, her high school graduation was not recognised here as the standard isn’t equivalent to ours so she had to do her HSC anyway in Form 6.
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  3139. One thing many Americans do not realise, all of the UK is more Northerly than all of the contiguous US States. It’s only the Gulf Stream that stops us being snow bound all winter.
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  3140. My oldest daughter has spent over 15 years on dialysis and had three transplants, over 50 surgeries many ICU admissions and have never had a bill. My youngest daughter was born with physical disabilities and had many hospitalisations and surgeries, and equipment for home, again never received a bill. I am always thankful for being Australian and have often wondered how we would have survived or how they would of survived if we lived in America. We generally did not have long wait times though I know there can be, I decided to go private for a knee replacement because of the wait time but certainly no complaints from my family
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  3141. I'm an Aussie and I can't say some of the names of places here correctly. Alot of names are aboriginal named places which are hard to say..
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  3142. Fun Fact about Balinese names- A birth order name is chosen from a few typical names according to the position of the child in the birth order of siblings. The people of Bali use the birth order name to refer to one another. The first born are named Wayan, Putu, Gede or for a girl, Ni Luh. Wayan is a Balinese name meaning "eldest". Second born children are named Made, Kadek, or Nengah. Made and Nengah mean madya or "middle". Kadek means "little brother" or "little sister". The third born is given the name Nyoman or Komang. These names may be shortened to "Man" and "Mang" respectively. Fourth born children are named Ketut. Ketut is often shortened to "Tut". If there is a fifth child in the family, he is often called Wayan Balik (meaning "Wayan again")
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  3143. As a Czech person I am really proud that you even know Skoda exist well done and thanks Ian (btw my name is the Czech version Jan pronounced similary :D) The car is Fabia WRC it was the second attempt from Skoda at WRC car first being the Octavia WRC sedan. Fabia WRC was the last car in WRC Colin McRae drove otherwise it was bit meh tbh potential but lot of DNFs :D Skoda had massive success in 1500s and lower classes from the 70s up to 2000s. Great cars like the Porsche of the east 130RS won Monte Carlo, Favorit dominated 1500s with 1300 engine for years and Felicia after was quite succesful WRCs not so much but awesome ad for Skoda esp in UK where it was seen as a joke car due to shoddy reliability due to soviet planning of things but still far best car in eastern block next to Ladas and Trabants etc. Now Skoda is dominating WRC2 with the new Fabia succesor(4gen) of this Fabia (1gen) in the video.
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  3144. The boomerang, the first airfoil devised by man, was the first man-made object heavier than air to fly. About 50,000 years before the Wright Bros. ;-) 🪃✅👍
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  3145. in that Polish commercial, she finished cleaning and she turned off the light, but it was light house !! 🤣
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  3146. I drove Scania's here in New Zealand, truck and trailer, semi's, and B trains. They are really nice trucks and easy to drive especially with the Opticruise transmission which is a manual transmission but totally computer controlled, so no shift lever or clutch pedal, you drive it like any other automatic.
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  3147. I am always impressed by these horns... especially the German firebrigade. They use the "real" 2-tone air horns and sound soo natural and if they are near you can "feel" the sound. Uncomparable in opposite to the digital amplified sounds of other "on duty" vehicles like police or ambulance. Did you know that German police uses different sound-patterns for inner city and overland? It was made to optimize it to the surroundings for better recognizability.
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  3148. In cost of living, Australia ranks about #14 in the world versus #20 for the USA. Food at cafes/restaurants is expensive but the employees get paid way more than the USA with things like annual leave, mandatory employer contributions to super (pension scheme), etc. Plus you don't tip. The costs here are higher but it's not a simple comparison. I've visited the USA many times both for my job and also because I have family there, and I've absolutely bled money through the requirement to give tips because when you're visiting you're eating out all the time. I found out by accident that 10% is not enough and 15% is generally the acceptable minimum, with 20% not uncommon. Also one night we had really awful food and refused to tip, so the manager came over and abused us saying we still had to tip the staff because they didn't cook the food.
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  3149. I've never heard of anyone using water, only milk, or as a topping on ice cream, also goes well with coffee using hot milk instead of water.
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  3150. The streets are so narrow because it's a medieval town
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  3151. "..pregnant bigfoot.." BAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAaa
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  3152. I have noticed in Germany, that whenever there is a traffic jam on the motorway, all drivers move to the side and leave an empty path like this in the middle in case emergency needs to go through. It's fascinating how well they do it and how there are no smart *sses abusing the free way. Kudos
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  3153. I lived next to the Adelaide, Australian track from 1985 to 1992 and the different sound the F1 cars made going from the V8's to the V12's was extreme. The V12's literally sounded like a hornets nest was shaken up and put next to your head and amplified a hundred times. Far cry from the relatively low pitch of the V8's.
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  3154. If you sell all you're Tim Tams you just might make enough to buy it.😀
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  3155. Finland one was for tv/radio. We also have ''classic'' sounding alarm for city and neighborhood areas. Sounds similar to Ukraine one.
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  3156. I've worked as a truck driver in two companies in Norway and they really do go all out. first truck i drove was a hand me down truck from a coworker, an "old" Volvo fully kitted out and was so comfortable to drive. The second company, i got to choose my own configuration and truck. so you know i went to town on that. Just wanna point out that in Norway Max weight is 60t and max length is 25.25m similar to Sweden.
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  3157. I believe the original manufacturer of boat jets was Hamilton industries in New Zealand, also known as W.E. Smith industries.
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  3158. I’ve followed Nat for a while. He’s typically Aussie. Frickin absolute gold. He’s actually an awesome cook too😁🤣👍🏼❤️🇦🇺 Aussie Measurements 😆😂🤣👍🏼
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  3159. For context here in the UK, until 2003, we'd never seen an authenticated 100F temperature. We measure in Celsius, and, prior to 2003, the all-time high was around 36C. The current high, as I type, is 38.7C from 2019, but that will fall later today. It's expected to hit 41C somewhere in England tomorrow, which is around 106-107F.
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  3160. As a fanatic european motorcyclist, this is still on my bucketlist to go there on a road trip and witness this pure insanity, greetings from the Netherlands! Love your videos and open mind🫡
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  3161. Here in Europe some are also a favorite made up playground for children, like some sets of Bollards are so close to each other that you could jump from Bollard to Bollard, great way to play and practice your balance. At least I did that oftentimes as a kid when the right occassion / set of bollards showed up 😁
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  3162. I have seen 1 case of a digital plate in Europe, it was some dude with a moped that had a tablet strapped to the back and was just scrolling through a list of fake plates from different countries trying to decide which fake plate he'd run that day
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  3163. Hey now that you've tried practically every snack in Australia, I reckon a lot of people would be interested to see what your favourites are. Maybe a short tier-list video would be fun?
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  3164. Governors in Australia aren't politicians. They're the Queen's representative in each state of Australia. They're pretty much figureheads. The leader of the majority political party in each state is called a premier. They're the ones who (supposedly!) run the place.
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  3165. You still need to check out the 917K. Flat 12. One of the greatest sounds in motorsport history!
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  3166. It is sad that sooo many Aussie companies have been sold to other countries, the list is massive.
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  3167. The biggest problem here in Central and North Europe is that our houses really aren't made for this heat because we just aren't used to it. They are built to keep heat in and the cold out. Also AC really just isn't far spread. Few houses have any at all.
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  3168. TATRA trucks are famous for having a "Central tubular frame with independent suspension" There are even a few vintage tippers that drive with the original tires, which are specially shaped so that they have profile on the flanks so that they can drive unloaded when the wheels are almost at a 30 degree angle, not breaking down too quickly due to too much wear
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  3169. You can get different kinds of cold across Australia, I remember going to see my sister about 15 years ago, who lived across the border from Canberra in NSW. I stayed in an 1800's hotel the weather was like 3 degrees below zero, I was outside wearing sneakers, a tee shirt, jeans and a hoodie. It was cold but it wasn't freezing, I came home to Adelaide a week later it was 8 degrees pouring with rain. It was bone chilling freezing no matter how many layers of clothing I put on couldn't get warm. The difference was that my sister lived up in the mountains around Canberra and I was near the coast in Adelaide, the wind near my sister was coming off the mountains, the wind near my place was coming from the Antarctic.
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  3170. 13:59 is the most beautiful silence I've ever seen on YouTube.
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  3171. The logo you didn't know about was Maybach.
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  3172. You received some special release coins in the first package. Our coins usually have a different animal on them. 5c: echidna, 10c: lyar bird, 20c: platypus, 50c: Aussie coat of arms, $1: kangaroo, $2: indigenous man. The coins also are supposed to be easily identifiable by touch for blind people. Our notes also get longer the higher the value for blind people too. Look at the notes under light and UV and all sorts of cool stuff becomes visible.
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  3173. The poles are located at the Light Horse Interchange on the M4 . The poles represent the first World War Light Horse battalions that trained at the nearby Wallgrove army camp. The steel wire at the top of each pole represents the emu feathers from the troopers slouch hats, the white band represents the innocence of the troopers. Wallgrove army camp closed many years ago
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  3174. that'd be the perfect zombie apocalypse getaway vehicle
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  3175. As much as I enjoy your reaction videos, mailtimes are my favourite. Your family's genuine appreciation and delight put a smile on this Aussie's face 😊 I can't afford to send you a package but hope that those who can, will keep the tradition going!
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  3176. Frilled Neck Lizards are harmless, just intimidating, those guys handled it perfectly.
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  3177. “In the history of Europe, the Middle Ages or medieval period lasted approximately from the 5th to the late 15th centuries, similarly to the Post-classical period of global history. It began with the fall of the Western Roman Empire and transitioned into the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery.”
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  3178. You need to react to the podium ceremony coverage from the 1992 Bathurst, I think you’ll enjoy “Gentleman” Jim Richards speech
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  3179. Kwak is my favourite beer (Belgium)of all. I say this as a Irishman who has tried over 400+ different beers from around the world.
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  3180. I'm so proud of our local producers, products and hand crafted wares. Go Aussie stuff! Thank you for showcasing Aussie goodies!
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  3181. That’s a weird looking sausage roll, but damn it looks good 👍🏻
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  3182. It's fun to see how excited you have become for rallying. Rally is just super cool! 🙂👍
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  3183. Portugal is fast but Finland has the fastest speeds on dirt/gravel.
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  3184. The one in the middle, everything else is a beer pouring sacrilege.
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  3185. No Belgian Chocolate ??? 😱😱 You are missing out man
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  3186. The siren was from the Military Fire Engine, known as the Green Goddess.
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  3187. Even though Kit Kats are now owned by Nestle they are originally from the UK from Rowtrees of York Nestle took them over in 1988
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  3188. I used to love watching agro he got away with so much rudeness and cheeky behaviuor it was hilarious,not like todays culture of offending a few that decide for everyone.
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  3189. 11:05 I've never understood encouraging high turnover of staff either. Regardless of how well trained a person is, or how experienced, in a particular industry, it usually takes some time before they're fully on board with a particular company's procedures etc. It actually COSTS MORE to train staff up to a particular performance standard, than keeping good employees happy. Staff retention should be a minimum industry standard.
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  3190. Just so you know, we don't handle our balls in football! Except if you're in the wall at a free kick 😂
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  3191. Please have a look at "Michael Schumacher shatters the morale". That lap in Hockenheim Germany gives you a feeling how dominant Ferrari was at that time. What Michael was doing in that car is just unbelievable.
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  3192. I'm a truckdriver, and back in the days we had oil change every 25.000 miles, while we today drive 93.750 miles before we're in for oil change... The engines are better today, and the oil quality ain't even compareable
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  3193. I remember when this bridge was being built. When I was a kid we drove from the Netherlands to the south of France, and we came across this construction site. It was incredible to behold, it was almost like stepping into a sciencefiction movie. We sadly never drove over the bridge when it was finished.
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  3194. My father was a truckie in Australia for years, I sometimes used to go out with him. Their ability to reverse those trucks are the most impressive things. A few things when he was driving coaches, he was driving the longest coach (bus) in Australia at the time, got on the cover of 'Truck and Bus' Magazine driving it. He held the very unofficial track record for BATHURST, IN A BUS, So imagine driving fast around Bathurst racetrack IN A BUS!! One last thing, when he was driving coaches, he used to drive from Sydney to Perth AND back every second week, with a week off in between. 3 days to drive to Perth, 1 day rest and 3 days to drive back, every second week. I miss my did.
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  3195. Ian, look up the video by Not Just Bikes, “These Stupid Trucks are Literally Killing Us”
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  3196. You have to do more conquer driving videos, they are very accurate and informative to the UK, an interesting one is on the magic roundabout, most Americans would be terrified of that I bet 😅
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  3197. Greetings from Germany. The way you took from Nürnberg to Frankfurt is a standart trip for me since 30 years. The accuracy(?) of this simulater is mindblowing. The houses I saw are where they are in reality. Even their look and shape. I did that trip twice with a small Unimog (7,5t (met)) and a hundred times by car.
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  3198. You did well Ian and family, R.M. Williams stuff is not cheap! Very generous. Both Pedro and yourselves will probably enjoy The Story of R.M. Williams, there would be a vid on the Tube, he was an artisan and so are his products to this day. His leather goods, including boots are very high quality. People like our prime ministers and our movie stars wear them. The last box, Byron Bay cookies, Byron Bay is an alternative seaside town or village, which is also the holiday destination of the rich and the famous. e.g. famous Australian Actor Chris Hemsworth (Thor) and his family live there, also in the past, Crocodile Dundee - Paul Hogan lived there, etc
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  3199. Back in the old days, Citroen really were the "avant-garde" of the automobile. Not just the 2CV. At the other hand of the spectrum was the Citroen DS, their luxury car, which, too, was a very unique car.
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  3200. This is the era in which Holden, Ford and Chrysler started building cars specifically for racing at Bathurst. They had to be production cars, in which 200 had to be sold before allowing to be raced at Bathurst. Imo the 70's and 80's were the best years of Australian motorsport.
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  3201. Please, no more Tim Tams!! XD You guys are going to get diabetes, and I will feel Australia is to blame lol I'm glad you have a plan! So fun. The bird on the card was a Kookaburra- the laughing bird.
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  3202. Commonly referred to as the badlands of Spain, the Tabernas Desert is typically categorized as the only true desert in the mainland Europe. The Tabernas Desert is located in the province of Almeria, along the coast of Andalusia, and covers an area of more than 280 square kilometers. Fun fact: In 1966, during the Spanish Franco dictatorship, a US Air Force bomber carrying 4 hydrogen bombs collided with a refuelling aircraft in mid-air and crashed nearby. Fortunately, none of the bombs exploded, but two of the detonators went off, scattering several kilos of highly radioactive plutonium across the landscape. The Spanish military dictatorship played down and covered up the incident at the height of the Cold War.
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  3203. What was trucking like back then? When I was a little boy there was a German TV series called "Auf Achse" about 2 truckers having adventures through all of Europe and Africa. It is such a different world when you watch it now, now all borders in Europe are gone and we all use the same Euro money. Even countries that don't exist anymore. Days stuck at the Yugoslavian border, trying to exchange Deutschmark for Sloti or Dinar or whatever they had, trying to call your boss in Germany but the phones dont work etc.etc.etc. Seems so alien now. One of them drove one of those Mercedes, the other one I can't remember..
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  3204. Today i bought groceries and kept the receipt. 2 bottles juice each 1 liter,1 bottle bitter lemon 1 liter, 1 Liter milk, 200 grams dried dates, 2 big Chia buns, 1 poppyseed roll,1 glass of blueberry jam, 1 kg bananas, 400 grams roasted peanuts, 150 grams real italian Mortadella, 1 loaf of whole grain bread 500 gram. All together at 14.96 € at the next Aldi here in Germany. Greetings.
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  3205. That MAN truck is the biggest standard heavy duty type MAN builds (except for special mod builds...). It has two steered front axles and two double axles in the back. The regular transmission type for regular big trucks are not "automatic", but fully automated manual transmissions with 12 to 16 gears. This heavy duty truck has a manual 12 speed transmission, but with an additional torque converter in between to allow for superslow driving and manouvering under load like that. That "tower" behind the cab contains sevaral additional air pressure tanks, a big radiator to cool down all the heat from the torque converter and also engine, a big coolant tank, hydraulics and fuel tank (since it has so many wheels there is no room anywhere else...). The frame is reinforced so the torque doesn't twist it. "Goldhofer" as it says on the trailer, is a company that specializes in the manufacture of trailers and purpose made heavy load transport equipment. Almost every time you see a rig like that it's by Goldhofer...
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  3206. Got to lose the "fanny" word IWrocker- Means something VERY different!!!
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  3207. I was the 2nd smallest (62kg) to play 1st grade in country league and in my 50's now with a bunged shoulder, dickie knees, ankles, wrists and every other joint as well as a busted back and very bent nose, all from playing. What we were paid each game didn't cover the travelling distance, 300k round trip some days and was quickly spent at the pub that night but everyone always turned up and we played because we love the game.
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  3208. First time I have EVER heard an American pronounce "Jaguar" properly OMG! You don't know what a TVR is? This is unbelievable to me
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  3209. Out on the patio we'd sit, And the humidity we'd breathe, We'd watch the lightning crack over canefields Laugh and think, this is Australia.
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  3210. When you research Anzac Day one thing to look up is the Australian War Memorial, specifically the Roll of Honour. It's a series of plaques at the memorial which form a wall around the inner courtyard. On it are the names of every Australian killed on active service. It's a tradition to place poppies next to the name of someone in your family when you visit.
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  3211. I saw her at the Goodwood festival of speed hill climb many years after she had retired where they reunited her with the Audi. She took off like her pants were on fire and was already sideways at the first corner. The tarmac was ‘guidance’. A legend.
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  3212. Good on you, cobber. And good on everyone who has been so generous.
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  3213. Thanks for the kind words I am in Brissy we are battening down the hatches got our supplies and ready to ride this bugger out. Stay safe Brissy peps.
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  3214. Several years ago, near where I was living at the time, a woman was killed by a kangaroo. It is extremely rare but occasionally happens. However it is not at all uncommon for roos to attack if they are being annoyed or feel threatened. This is no different to pretty much any animal whether wild or domestic. Care and common sense should be exercised always when in contact with any animal.
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  3215. Best gift for the start of the year. 😁 This event is 15 miles from my hometown and I love watching it since my childhood. Seeing those guys in the middle of city drifting through the bus station is mental, also at night of course. :D
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  3216. We don't like cold doughnuts. We like em hot with cinnamon and sugar and you can get those anywhere. You can still get Krispy Kreme, in servo's and places like that, but going to a doughnut "restuarant" is just too weird for Australians. It's a dessert, not a meal.
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  3217. The small tricycle is from the company Piaggio, shown here in the video, the model "Ape". The smallest engine has 50 cubic centimeters. First introduced in 1946 and in series production since 1948.
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  3218. Soccer balls obey the laws of physics, contrary to the absurd claims of some, and Ronaldinho was a savant in that respect. He knew exactly how the ball would behave in any given moment.
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  3219. Love that you know mainland Aussies take the piss out of Tasmanians, and that Western Australians revel in their isolation 😅
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  3220. These sounds live are so loud you just cannot be nowhere near without some sort of ear muffs. It's absolutely fucking crazy.
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  3221. In Germany the Vehicles of the PUBLIC (not privat like for Companies) are standardized for the most Things. There are different Class with different Functions, in a Category it has standardized Utilities at standardized Places in the Vehicle. There is a Rule how much HP the Engine has to have as Minimum, the Colors are standardized to 2 Red-Tones as Basic (RAL 3024 & RAL 3000 if i remeber right) and NOBODY ELSE is allowed to paint a privat Car in that Color, it is even standardized what is written on at what Places and how big the Letters have to be! If you see "Werkfeuerwehr" it is the Fire-Department of a Company. At the Beginning of your Video it said "Werkfeuerwehr", "Chem-Park" and the Numberplates started with "LEV", so i guess those are the Firetrucks of the Pharma-Company Bayer-Leverkusen that are specialized to the Requirments you need for chemical Industry. For that Vehicle with the Jet-Engines Wikipedia Germany says: "Fire fighting turbines are primarily used in the chemical industry and refineries, tunnels and subway shafts, airports and recycling plants." I have see a Pair of Jet-Engines mounted on a Tank (!!!) as Prototype fighting against Tunnel-Fires.
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  3222. I live in the uk awesome to see this. I have a 1984 Ford Sierra XR4i had her 31 years now. Think i paid £2000 back then. She's worth around £15,000 but never sell her she will go to the grave with me 🤣. The spoiler is called a WHALE TAIL . I have the double whale tail on mine. Her heart is a 2.8i V6 (2792 cc; 150 PS (110 kW; 148 hp)) Cologne V6 engine with only 35,000 miles on the clock.
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  3223. My local supermarket doesn't have that many ever on the shelf Us Aussies have taken you and your beautiful family under our wings We all love you and your family Xoxo Now what are you going to do with them all I'd love to see you have some family and or mates over and taste test them together Now that would be a fun video
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  3224. If you zoom closely on those Audi A8 D3 front grills, you can see the badge W12. So its naturally aspirated W12 6.0 liter gasoline engine with 450hp and 580Nm or 428 lb-ft. I think the Slovak goverment has two of those limousines. This engine is made from two VR6 Volkswagen engines(something between V6 and in-line 6 engine). It was used in Audi A8, VW Phaeton(Probably most luxurious car made from VW, similar to Audi A8), VW Touareg(VW SUV), Bentley continental GT/ continental Flying Spur. This engine was made also in 700hp and 750lb-ft variant. Engines like this were made in “mad times” of VW - they made a lot of these special and interesting engines. Worth mentioning is for example V12 Turbo Diesel engine used in Audi Q7(493hp and 1000Nm or 738lb-ft) and in Audi R10 TDI race car which won the Le mans 24hr race 3 times.
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  3225. Czechia is believed to be on "borders" of alcohol cultures where beer, wine and slivovice meet (clear alcohols which can be made using any fruit, however the original is made from plums)
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  3226. Sweden here. My father is from Kiruna so I have a lot of relatives there and have spent a lot of time there. Fun fact: Kiruna used to be the largest town in the world, by surface. There's a lot of whining about how dark the winters are here in Sweden, and yes, there are 27 days in the winter when the sun doesn't rise above the horizon in Kiruna. On the other hand, we have this thing in the summer that evens it out, one hundred days without night. Kiruna is also the home of the Swedish space program, the base is called Esrange.
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  3227. Same here. On our last days of a vacation in the US in the late 1980s we needed some money, so we wanted to exchange ATS 2000 (Austrian Schilling), equal to about EUR 150 and at the time equal to about USD 120. The clerk immediately called the manager and while waiting in her office for the official exchange rate she looked at the new bills and said admiringly: "Pretty!" (in opposite the the than usual "green stamps"...). After getting the rate by phone she asked if we prefer small or large bills ("mixed, please"), fetched the money, counted it in front of us, handed us the bills in an envelope and we said our goodbys. But something felt wrong. Back in our motor home our brains started to work. How much did we get? Counting the money once again we nearly got an heart attack. About USD 2000. Instead of about USD 120. After a short discussion if one person personally could be hold responsable for this error we went back inside. Now the manager had her heart attack when we said there is something wrong. After the whole explanation, thousand thanks and wild discussions on the phone we got our corrected amount according to the new exchange rate. No, it wasn't just a good rate, there was again wrong data. This time we didn't argue and went our way with about USD 300 (again instead of about USD 120).
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  3228. Halloween is an “American” thing according to us Aussie’s
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  3229. With the temperature map where it shows the US Death Valley as the highest...keep in mind that many places in Australia and the rest of the world are not monitored or have only been monitored more recently...so many extreme high temps were never recorded. The US started monitoring temps around Death Valley a long time ago...firstly because it's a relatively compact area near relatively high population centres that experienced gold rushes, laying railways and settlers among other activity...so there was incentive to start documenting it.
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  3230. Czech... Řř is a NIGHTMARE for foreigners... let's see how would you able to pronounce that. Good. Way better than I expected.
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  3231. Hi There. Yes we also have 7up and DrPepper here in Germany. But both are not so mine. We have different cokes here like Cherry and Vanila , wich is my Favorite. Greetings to you and your Family
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  3232. If memory serves, the Opel Speedster was built on the same platform as the Lotus Elise.
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  3233. While living in the UK I lost what it meant to commemorate ANZAC day, and since my return I’ve once again discovered the importance. My first Anzac Day back in 2018 was a very emotional one for me as the memories I had came back. And since have became mates with a couple of guys that have served in Australian armed forces and it has taken on a whole new meaning. We Shall Remember Them Lest We Forget 🇦🇺
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  3234. I was in Romania twice and I can honestly say it's one of the most underrated, unknown countries in Europe to go on holiday but I can really recommend it, it's a stunning beautiful country. I never encountered more dark nights than in the Transylvanian mountains, it's breathtaking.
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  3235. my mother works in a tourist attraction in scotland, few months back an older american couple came to visit, the guy loudly asked if they have guide books in "american". my mother asked him if that's the one with just pictures. his wife laughed so hard at him that he had to walk away.
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  3236. We Aussies nicknamed our $50 note a pineapple 🍍 because of the colour
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  3237. Hello. I have a Dacia Logan since January 2008. I don't really use it anymore, I have another car that I use every day, I drive the Logan only occasionally but it served me faithfully for years. No major expenses other than those for consumables and fuel. I also use it when going to work and on holidays. I've been with it in Greece, in Poland, on mountain roads or on highways and it has never put me to shame in front of other more expensive and better rated cars. When I bought it, I paid almost 11,000 euros because it was top of the range in terms of equipment at that time. It has air conditioning, on-board computer, front and rear electric windows, electrically adjustable and heated side mirrors, central locking with remote control, CD audio system with 4 speakers from Blaupunkt, power steering, ABS, EBD. The new models are much better equipped, including a start-stop system, keyless operation, cruise control, lane assist, hill assist, etc. The engine in my car is 1.5 dCi, i.e. 1.5 liter turbodiesel, common rail injection. The version on my car has 90 hp. The same engine in various power versions is also found on other cars from the Dacia range, but also on Renault and Nissan models, including one of the Mercedes class A variants. As for performance, 0-100 km/h in about 11 seconds and as the maximum speed, I went with it at 174 km/h on the GPS. this is because I have a 5-speed manual gearbox. Newer models with the same engine but 6-speed gearbox reach 190 - 200 km/h. It has the best consumption if you go on a long road constantly somewhere between 110 and 130 km/h. The consumption is somewhere around 4.3 liters per hundred km without air conditioning and about 4.8 liters per hundred km with the air conditioning on. In the city it consumes between 5 and 7 liters per 100 km depending on the traffic. All in all I am very pleased with it. It is a constitutive car. It doesn't offer you I don't know what, but it doesn't claim to either, and it does surprisingly well what it says it offers. The next car in its place will almost certainly be a Logan, obviously the new generation.
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  3238. Something else to keep in mind is Dick Johnson is 76 years old and retired in 1999 so he did well really
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  3239. I cannot believe you did not laugh when the woman motorist said "I am not going to drive to fast, I might spill it!" THAT is Aussie humour in that one sentence!
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  3240. Thats the most american thing
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  3241. Being "All-In" for the rescue of a child's life - RESPECT and LOVE to everyone involved. And I bet it didn't even cost the family a single dime...
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  3242. AdamLZ is a big reason why Barra are gaining traction in the US
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  3243. That armored truck at 2:08 (and its bigger cousin, 8x8 monster with 12 tons of water on board) was built for scenarios like ammo dump fire, industrial accident or massive forest fire. They used to have a tank for that (army surplus T-55 with huge water tank instead of turret and 2 remotely controlled nozzles), this should have similar performance but it's a lot easier on logistics.
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  3244. The husband's a truck driver with a DG (Dangerous Goods) licence. He has three female colleagues, all of whom are greatly in demand in the yard as driving partners (the trucks hot seat and run 23 hours a day). The female drivers are careful, meticulous and keep the cab and truck clean! A lot of the younger drivers who try out don't stick at the job. They'll come in, work for 6 months and get fed up because they can make heaps more money driving dump trucks in the mines without the associated focus and technical/legal requirements of the fuel tanker driver job. The husband's worked for his company for 10 years and has seen good, bad and outright lethal drivers come and go. He drives a big Kenworth hauling a B-double load of diesel of 51,000 litres (13,500gal) 750km/466miles) a day. He's had colleagues die in infernos so hot the engine block melted, or 'going bush' when they fall asleep. I tell him to drive carefully and come home safely every time he goes out. The company is good about safety. They have 'wake up' seats if the camera detects his eyes closing or leaving the road. They expect drivers to take their statutory breaks and fill out their logbooks correctly and promptly. They have an EWD (electronic work diary) that tracks them on GPS and tells them when to take breaks. They have extensive training, medicals and procedures in place to protect the driver as well as the company. We're lucky. It's a good employer, unlike many, many others out there.
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  3245. The Flanders poppy has long been a part of Remembrance Day, the ritual that marks the Armistice of 11 November 1918, and is also increasingly being used as part of Anzac Day observances. ... In soldiers' folklore, the vivid red of the poppy came from the blood of their comrades soaking the ground. Each year for remembrance day Aussies will buy a poppy , whether it's a flower, badge, keyring etc to donate to the families of soldiers and soldiers who made it back , Aussies are very passionate about the loss and sacrifice our poor soldiers made
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  3246. Roxanne definitely rocks… what a legend!! 👍🏼
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  3247. Leffe is legendary!
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  3248. Hi there, just so you get an idea of the general workings of roads here in France, when driving it is crucial for every driver to react immediately when hearing sirens....each driver is totally responsable to participate in making room in every way possible for emergency véhicules.....working together 🥰 this is just as it is and never put in question❣️ Thanks for your video Love from France 😊
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  3249. Ian the food critic with his blazer on. Getting serious now are we?😂
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  3250. Mate, your love of Australia should be rewarded with a box of witchetty grubs.
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  3251. Aluminium: i‘m totally with the NZ guy - it‘s the correct pronounciation (from a german view) 😂
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  3252. Tatra chassis are legendary. They are basis for everything, from fireman, police, riots, mountain rescue to civil defence, military, NATO.
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  3253. Well now I know why we in Sweden call x-ray for röntgen, it was the inventers name 👍
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  3254. Man you seriously feel like a friend now, so good to see more of where you live and your beautiful family. Very kind of those viewers to send these gifts! And I would fight anyone for that caramello koala
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  3255. I was one of the people who suggested this, so just to clarify….this is at Goodwood. I was standing next to this when it happened 🤗🤗 Also, the reason it can do this is not JUST because the engine can be computer programmed but it’s because of both the rev band width AND the throttle response. The fact that it can move to each of the rev speeds between notes so quickly is the way it can actually sound legitimately like music. Lots of cars, road and race, will he able to play the tune, but it would take an age in comparison to move between the revs, therefor making it slurry, out of time and just weird. Everything happens so fast with an F1 engine, they are effectively the only engines (and maybe a few other pure race formula bred engines) that can do this. I’ve seen similar things with other tunes with Williams F1 too
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  3256. The difference between hearing and feeling those crazy sounds going through your body is the real thrill.. I’ve been to a few V8 supercar events in Qld.. but street course like Gold Coast.. the feeling of having one of those beasts going past flat bikkie?.. it’s almost like a shockwave when they go past only a metre from the.barrier.. Bloody awesome
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  3257. It's great to see an American popping their head out of the American bubble and seeing how other countries do things. Please don't try and compare the American health system to other countries as that will really blow your mind. Great reaction and admire you for learning. Good video but as I am European it gave me no surprises. Take Care over there and keep learning. 👍
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  3258. My first F1 experience was in Germany, when after the main race they let the old 10-cylinders on the track for their special short race. We were camping some 30-40 feet from a sharp corner where they downshift a lot - the amount of pure thundering noise is astounding, you think you know what to expect and you get shocked cause apart from the screaming there's so much bass and you can't really pinpoint the direction of the sound when it's low enought so you have a feeling the sound is all around you from all directions. It's like you're in war and the shelling starts. I almost lost my hearing for two days :D
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  3259. As other commenters have said, these roos are western greys and the common ones people come into contact with, definately not to be trifled with if they stand as tall as you but nowhere near as buff as a western red, thankfully they inhabit the harsher less populated regions. They are the full mike tyson spec units!
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  3260. I usually skip most of your car vids, but seeing that you are finally reacting to Summernats after so many comments and knowing how loved Summernats are here in Oz, I just had to tune in for a minute to see your reaction. Ended up watching the whole thing. Why?... Your reaction was absolutely priceless. Good onya Ian 😊
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  3261. Lamb tends to be very expensive in the US. Back in the 1800's there were range wars between cattlemen and sheep farmers over grazing rights. The cattle ranchers won out and there was a lot of negative attitudes to sheep afterwards. As a result not much sheep farming occurred compared to cattle.
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  3262. 2:35 when the audio is cut out, it's typically for reasons of privacy.
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  3263. Watching both this and F1/F2 is ruining my sleep schedule But I'm enjoying it so much Our Aussie in f2 just got 4 poles in a row which is absolutely incredible as well
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  3264. The wheat beer is top fermented, so the yeast is on top and makes the beer cloudy if unfiltered.
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  3265. The C8 Corvette started its life as a holden. They'd been experimenting with a mid engine layout on a holden chassis for a while and had a fully drivable ute with mid engine. Then they started to build the C8 based on what they learned from building that. It was showcased in one of the C8 launch events which had invite only media present.
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  3266. ok, great reaction. There are no send offs or red and yellow cards or flags, if a player makes a hit that is deemed by an umpire to be reckless or serious of nature the opposing team will be awarded a free kick, maybe even a added 50 metre penalty. The offending player may also be reported and will face the match tribunal the following week and may receive a fine or suspension or both depending on the severity of the hit etc. At the time of some of this footage I'm guessing 50% were illegal hits, since then maybe another 50% would be deemed illegal. The only real exception to this is if both players are attacking the ball, with eyes only for the ball and collide that's usually just considered a playing incident
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  3267. Most fire engines in Europe are based on en existing mid-size truck platforms like the Mercedes-Benz Atego etc. They have a short wheel base and (as a result of this) a short turning circle. This is helpful in the older towns and infrastructure in Europe.
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  3268. I actually can't wait until I'm in a financial situation where I can either send you guys a parcel, or just support your channel. You have helped me through some dark days...gorgeous IWrocker family. Some days, I wake up and I know my head is not good, so I immediately go to YouTube and find your videos. It always makes me smile, it always reminds me not to hate every human being on the planet, so thank you. I want to make a gift box that is really geared towards your family.... no food, I think you've had enough lol.....
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  3269. 5:20 - Peugeot 208 R2 7:30 - Ford Puma Rally1
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  3270. The inspections are strict but I think it's good, that makes us all safer on the roads
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  3271. The blue bar on the left side of all EU-countries (and many non-EU countries with their own design instead of the stars) started appearing in the 90's. Before then, if you ventured outside your own country, you needed to have the oval sticker with the country code of your car's registration in addition to the plate.
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  3272. They were lucky that the police weren't there starring also, that would have been quite expensive.
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  3273. Never yet met an Aussie who feels in the least bit lonely or isolated because we are born in Australia......and I live in the most isolated capital city in the world. That cute little smiling critter is a quokka by the way.........they live in the most isolated capital city in the world too.....
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  3274. Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭 We have these things for over 50 years in different sizes. Always great to watch these experienced guys working with it. Great technology we are proud of. Al the best to you
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  3275. Botany Bay is on the east coast, a bit south of Sydney, it was to be the first Colony sight, but when the First Fleet arrived it was found to have insufficient fresh water and insufficient protected anchorage, so they moved up the coast to what is now Sydney.
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  3276. Same here in Austria... An American asked for the bill in a restaurant and was told that it costs XY Euro. The guy laughed and said "I do you a favour... I'll pay in 'real money'. How much is it in US dollars?" When he heard that he can't pay in dollar, he ranted and refused to pay at all.... He ended sitting in a police car.
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  3277. its not about the perfomance, this car is a work of art
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  3278. You really need to check out Jimmy Rees who has been doing "Meanwhile in Australia" clips which are comical skits about everything happening over here.
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  3279. I too have been to America (From Oz) I'm not generalising, but saw pretty much every aspect of that video. From an arrogant Texan who refused to remove his cowboy hat so the people behind him could watch the movie, to the very average service In bars and shops. I know Americans believe they offer the best service in the world, but I assure that not to be true. I did however find the further you went away from the main tourist areas, the better the service was. I also did come away with disgust at how the border existed In racism. The irony was this was in the early 90s when the Americans were pointing the finger at South Africa regarding Apartheid yet the same was happening in America. As for the flags out the front of houses, I think you have Hollywood to blame for that!
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  3280. I think all of Australia is falling in love with Pedro! Mans smiles is just so genuine!
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  3281. 1:33 - The water you see here is the Tagus River estuary, not very far from its mouth. The open area is called Commerce Square. Before the 1755 earthquake it was the place where spices, tea, slaves and all sorts of products coming from far away places were traded. After the reconstruction of the city it was modernised and all those yellow buildings surrounding it housed some of the government's ministeries. Nowadays they have trendy, touristy shops. 2:05 - This ambulance belongs to the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM in Portuguese), a branch of the Health Ministry dedicated to emergency transportation of sick or injured people. They're usually the first responders in emergency scenarios. 2:28 - The red ambulances belong to the Fire Departments, in this case the Ajuda FD (Ajuda is one of Lisbon's neighbourhoods). 6:13 -That's a Yamaha XJ 900. 🙂 6:48 - The INEM station wagon following the ambulance is called Resuscitation and Emercency Medical Vehicle (VMER in Portuguese) and its purpose is to quickly carry a medical team to the location where the patient is, for 1st aid, CPR or to stabilise the patient before the ambulance arrives. 7:10 - That's a tow truck from the Municipal Police, not the normal tow truck used for vehicle recovery (which are flat bed trucks here in Portugal). 😉 There's another channel called rescue911.eu that has compilations of videos with lots of different emergency vehicles filmed in the Porto area. They're around 5 mins long, so no need to skip around. 🙂
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  3282. I live in Australia and have travelled to USA a few times. There are so many things I think America does better than Australia, but also there are so many things we do better than America. Both places are extremely beautiful and very lucky countries 🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  3283. the good ones didnt fail, just snapped the square like they are suppose to, new square off you go, mechanism was rock solid.
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  3284. I'm pretty sure the story about the Lancia being almost as quick around a circuit as an F1 car is a myth. Even with 800HP and 4WD, it would've been much heavier, less aerodynamic and with less downforce than an F1 car. And it's not as if F1 cars of the mid 80s were short on power. The '83 Brabham BT52 with its BMW engine could be pushed to 1200-1400HP in qualifying trim and detuned to around 850HP for races.
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  3285. And No.. Those Beer bottles are old in the backround 😉 I was Drinking Tea Thank you Very much
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  3286. Hey IWrocker. This comment isn't really about this video in particular, but just in general I think you've got one of the best reaction channels out there. You're extremely likable, open minded, and you're humble but you clearly know some stuff about a lot of stuff. The commentary always feels relevant. I love how it feels like we're reacting to something together. Other reactors pause too much and it feels like a chore, like "just get on with it", but you commentate while playing the video, and when you pause it's always worth listening to what you have to say, and it never feels like you're just stalling. Keep up the great work man. I don't know how your days are like, but you always give off these positive vibes and good energy. Excited to see you play ETS2 again too, looking forward to the next video of that 😁
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  3287. to the champs that hooked Ian up...Cheers Guys you rock!
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  3288. Back when the 205 t16 retired, it was put into dyno and produced over 600.. instead of "official 450" Lancia did tests with 5 bar of boost and made over a thousand hp
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  3289. Croatian here, I hear them say "Zastava" under a Danish flag and my slavic brain went like "huhh??", because Zastava means flag in Croatian, Bosnian and Serbian (possibly other slavic languages as well) so I did a double take and then double checked I wasn't wrong and yep Zastava is indeed Serbian as I had thought it was
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  3290. Leanne, you make me proud to be south Australian
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  3291. You are allowed to turn on red at quite a few places, but there is a sign to tell you if that is safe enough to consider. We would have a lot more accidents if it was just anywhere. And speed cameras usually have some lee way, as do cops. And I have never waited more than a minute or two to pay for petrol, usually straight in and out. I like to say g'day and often learn stuff from locals for the chat.
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  3292. I have been to the US around 10 times - it is around 24 hours but I can sleep on the plane. Long flights are relaxed if you are prepared for them - watch movies, eat the food and sleep when you are tired and they actually pass quickly. Extra long flights are better than 5 or 6 hour flights. The last time my wife and I came we went from Adelaide to Hong Kong and then New York. We flew over the North Pole at sunset; I was mesmerised watching the sun set, hover on the horizon and then rise on the same side of the plane over about 2 hours. It was awesome. BTW I love the US and feel very much at home there; i have been to 27 states so far. This guy is exagerating a bit!! Australia is amazing; we live in the Adelaide Hills in wine country - it is a pretty as anywhere in the world. Also South Aussie food is 5 times better than anything in the US.
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  3293. Spezi as a brand or soda name is relatively new. i remember in my teenage days during the 80s in Vienna we mixed Fanta with Coke and this was a Spezi (the name for this special mix already existed). I´m pretty sure the mix drink became popular in german speaking countries during the 80s.
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  3294. The "gene" percentage is so prevalent. I watched a cooking video from a Texan making koláče, and some girl in the commets was like "Yo, I'm Czech and love kolache..." So I asked her if she can speak Czech, and what are her favorite Czech dishes, and of course she couldn't speak Czech, and named like 4 Slovak dishes, and only one Czech. I think her great grand parents came to the US from Czechoslovakia or maybe even before that from Austria-Hungary.
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  3295. More fun facts - the car he was driving in that video wasn't the one he started the race in. The 05 car blew an engine early on, Brock jumped into the number 10 car, which was only put together out of spare parts, to fulfil a sponsorship commitment of having 2 cars at Bathurst. It was never expected to even finish the race, let alone win it. I really think you should have a look at Larry Perkins next, Brock was a legend, but LP was just as much so, plus he built a lot of cars, Brock's, his own and a lot of others. There's video of him in the wet around Bathurst, too
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  3296. One of them had FEUERWEHR, which is the German fire service. I think they just buy whatever is available as used units all across the world and make them work?
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  3297. It must be like Christmas every week at the IWrocker house, opening boxes all the time
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  3298. Hey Ian, at 8:40 those black car with red light on the roof you saw are taxis. Red light signifying "occupied/booked". Taxis are most of the time black and/or just regular sedan car with roof signals and stickers on the side. And at 9:40, the ambulance driver was talking with the cop about wich hospital service they were going to and asked for the "emergencies" or "ER" for the US (I think it's what you call it in the USA)
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  3299. Hi from Mönchengladbach, Germany. This chase was in the South of Italy. The Cursing starts after 4 minutes. Most Italian guys are little Formula 1 Drivers.
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  3300. All manual input, no electronic driver aids, just talent and huge balls.
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  3301. Renault Turbo 5 has it's roots on mad days of the rallying on Group B. That's why it is mid engine, similar stuff were also Peugeot 205 - 205 T16. FIA homologation cars for group b.
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  3302. Their comments about Australia's spaciousness remind me of travelling through the Red Centre (Uluru, Olgas, Alice Springs and the magnificent Kings Canyon) with a friend from New Zealand. I loved the red soil and wide open skies, but she was freaked out by all that space - and she had been all over the world! Just shows how different we all are.
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  3303. nat got us all through the lockdowns. such a champ.
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  3304. IWrocker, need to watch this video of the car's driver (Max Chilton) giving a run down of the McMurtry Speirling - how it is powered, how the fans work and also includes a look inside at the controls. And yes, can be road legal with a few modifications (explained in video). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTgL8_1GDI0
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  3305. we say one, ninty seven.. (1,97 mts ..1 meter 97centimeters)
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  3306. I lived in the US for 3 years from 2001, and I was appalled by 1) Dirty McDonalds 2) Your parents and grandparents working in fast food places cause their pensions were stolen by billionaires. 3) I seemed to be the only one giving to the needy on the streets of Cleveland, and not demanding a receipt.
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  3307. My favourite is being told by an American that my country is being run by a "tyrannical/communist government" because of a single law about car registration or gun ownership (I'll probably get one or two because of this comment). Love your work, mate. Love from Straya!
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  3308. The beauty of the English football pyramid is that there are about 7000 (seven thousand!) teams in the structure with automatic promotion and relegation at the end of each season,. So Bacup are in Tier 10 ....... if they kept winning for 10 years they'd be in the Premier League ...... of course that's pretty unlikely but the dream is there !
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  3309. A normal engine in an US semitruck and Volvo European truck is pretty much the same Around 12-14 liter 500 hp and 2600 NM. But when it comes to the Top end models European models in Scania or Volvo the European engines are larger and stronger. US largest is normaly 6 cyl 16 liter 550hp and 2800 NM. Volvo FH16 is 6 cyl 16 liter 750 hp and 3550 NM. Scania 15,4 liter V8 770 Hp and 3700 NM. The big difference is how they are geared. US semi trucks are geared for top speed, European is geared for power and fuel economy. A good exampel for that is a Video from Scania Denmark (in Danish) driving a Scania truck in US. Us trucks overtaking him all the time until the mountains. But over the mountain pass the Scania walks past them like nothing.
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  3310. there are many services that have been recorded and posted online. Feel free to look them up and see what happens during an ANZAC day service as they are quite moving. The minute silence ceremony is also something to behold. You can see just how much respect we show doing such a ceremony, especially during sport events. When there is a stadium of over 40,000 people and everyone is silent for the full minute.. its something you have to see to believe. a nation united to remember those who've fallen. Lest we forget!
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  3311. If we say "Gas Tank" in German it literally means gas tank - not for gasoline, but for LNG or other gas. That probably the reason why its so heavy (61 tons), to enable it to hold high pressure. Yes, its always a challenge to deliver stuff like that. I assume its no different in the US - not all factories are right next to a highway and have a on ramp. So they will have to navigate through towns and country roads, too.
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  3312. A friend of mine was a mechanic for a F1-team 25 years ago. He showed me his practice schedule in preparation for the upcoming season - I remember how hard I laughed because I thought he was joking. They were practicing to complete physical and mental exhaustion to prepare for the races. Insane.
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  3313. R. I. P. George Plasa. European Hillclimb Championship is an inexhaustible mine of wonderful cars! Some videos are worth watching. There are cars of all types: from vintage utility cars, to Ferraris, to the old glories of rallies, to formula single-seaters. The thing they all have in common is that they are all rockets.
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  3314. You definitely can´t walk across Prague in 1 hour. JUst cross the Charles Bridge take you a half of it goings trought the crowd! Prague is full of museums, music and art. But there is definitely more than Prague in Czechia. We are the country with the most castles, chateaus and castle ruins per capita. About 2000 of them here. And there are more old preserve towns here, beautiful nature and, breweries, vineyards...
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  3315. 4:27 That was quite interesting. Didn't know that.
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  3316. Very underrated comment. Must have been lot of work
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  3317. When he got off the train he was setting his tachograph (electronic driving log) to country of France.
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  3318. 5:46 Not too old, just built up in the "old-skool style". Many owners try to bring back the styling components that were used in the past (like for example the bullbars, roof racks, yellow lights below the bumper, square lights on backbumper,...). Peter Wouters is known for always re-using the paintjob from famous old trucks by fitting the colors and striping to newer models. Fun fact: this trailer is fitted with a water tank and a pressure washer to be able to clean it anywhere :D
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  3319. You absolutely need to watch the Fafe special stage from Rally Portugal, best crowds hands down! Literally tens of thousands
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  3320. Omg sprinkled Milo on vanilla ice cream. Is my childhood in a nutshell!!! 😄 Loving Ur content bro. Keep it up. Your fam is winning the hearts of more and more Aussies every day!!! 👍✌️😁
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  3321. Those spiders are orb weavers, totally harmless. 😉 PS, Huntsman are harmless too, just huge...
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  3322. The utes series used to be amazing to watch but the whole series is ruined now after they were changed from that style of car on the video and into a “pick-up truck” style of Ute. The racing in them has been incredibly boring. There are plenty of videos on YouTube though of the older utes. Some of the crashes are mad and hilarious
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  3323. Correction to his spelling of the nackered most here would spell it knackered, otherwise pretty accurate.
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  3324. I've been related to DAF all my live . My father was a blacksmith at the first plant of DAF , way back in the 40's .He had to bend the leafspring straps by heating them up . I have driven allmost every type of DAF in my 38 year career . I've seen the cabines growing from no space to mega space . I went from a non-synconised gearbox in the 70's to a fully automatic in 2003 . The DAF cabine is like an F16 cockpit : build around the user , for the user . Once I stopped at a truckstop and some engeneers from DAF came to me with questions , how I would see my cab . DAF stands for : van Doorne's Automobiel Fabriek and is situated in Eindhoven , in the South of the Netherlands . DAF is a member of the Paccar group , so maybe you'll see on in America somethimes
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  3325. We need to setup a fund to get this guy over to Oz for summernats 35
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  3326. History of the entire world, i guess is my favorite video. I have almost watched every reaction to this, because I love to see if people learn from it, or if they can add knowledge to it.
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  3327. Great reaction Ian! 1, yes that's a bicycle path and yes I've used it. 2, Speed is max 100km/h during daytime and 130km/h at night. Except near the sluice gates, there the max. speed is reduced too 70km/h. 3, whenever you want to visit, I'll be happy to show you around. 😊
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  3328. The most impressive part about this engine is how quickly it can increase and decrease revs to make different notes with no real perceivable build up or wind down.
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  3329. Much love to our brothers and sisters over the ditch 🇦🇺♥️🇳🇿
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  3330. You should watch The Light Bulb Conspiracy, also known as Pyramids of Waste, it's a 2010 documentary film written and directed by Cosima Dannoritzer. An international co-production of France and Spain, the documentary thematizes the planned obsolescence of industrial products for commercial reasons.
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  3331. It's so weird seeing these ads one after the other. If I remember correctly they were spaced out over a few years and when one was live it was on TV constantly. So every time there was a new Rhonda ad everyone was talking about it. Also, the second-last ad caused a major uproar with Rhonda "cheating" on Ketut, so they had to make the last one when they got back together.
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  3332. Some of their best routines were sending up Australian politicians, they were satirists rather than comedians, unfortunately, most routines wouldn't be understood by other countries, except for "The Front Fell Off". 😂😂They were hilarious. John's imitation of Former Prime Minister, John Howard was perfect.
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  3333. You should check out the ‘best pit stop of all time’ Mercedes’ F1 team double stacking Hamilton and Bottas, the timing is split second perfect.
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  3334. I love how he explained his shifting, braking etc. Good for new ones on this track :)
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  3335. Had both - Bud has a very bland taste (pisswater level) while the real thing has a deep flavour and smooth aftertaste fitting well to Bohemian dishes.
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  3336. Australia and New Zealand go together like hamburgers and fries. As an Aussie I got no hate for any food from my kiwi cousin's.
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  3337. Mate at least you’re not mixing it with water like most Americans 🤣
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  3338. i know the great IWrocker road trip across Europe will probably never happen, but, damn that would be be great
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  3339. Dude!! You guys are going to end up with a Tim tam sponsorship, or doing commercials for them 😂👍🏼👍🏼
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  3340. It might not be the fastest choice for an overall win, but will certainly be one of the fastest in its class. 911s have been rallying internationally since they were first introduced in the 60s. Perhaps the most famous cars are the Rothmans SC/RS Group B cars of the 80s
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  3341. Hello from Switzerland. I definitely prefer the Unimog, the axle articulation in the video as such speaks volumes, plus the constant propulsion. The Hummer struggles at times, although the differential lock was probably not engaged (I'm assuming it has one). Ultimately, for me, one of the most convincing (army) off-road vehicles is the Pinzgauer from Steyr-Puch.
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  3342. The US could fix everything wrong with how it treats its own people. The cruelty is in knowing they'll never do what's right. And that is ironic coming from a country that once stood for doing the right thing.
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  3343. No this is one time that Aussies are not taking the piss out of you Ian. They can mimic most sounds they hear.
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  3344. I live 70 feet off a contextually remote beach directly opposite the northern point of Fraser, Ian. I can see it on he horizon from my back doors and windows. Which I only mention because I have incredibly low self esteem and require the validation of strangers on the internet. lol.
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  3345. Most likely, french police took the Belgian ambulance around Charles de Gaulle airport where the trafic gets generally heavier. They escort the ambulance (that has the funny "US siren") through the heavy circular boulevard around Paris and within Paris to the Necker hospital, that is specialized to treat sick children. As a former parisian, it's great to see how police took several places and streets facing oncomming trafic...
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  3346. The McCafe chain was founded in Australia and was made worldwide
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  3347. Very entertaining Ian, however the Pom got a lot of facts and pronunciations incorrect. For starters there are NOT 8 states! There are 6 states and (debatably) 3 mainland territories and many island territories. Just like I would not be expected to be an expert and make a video on facts about Iceland, I wonder why you are relying on facts about Australia from someone from England who has probably never been there? Actually he did ok...say 90% correct.
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  3348. Australian Swear words. That’ll be a good topic.
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  3349. Greetings from northern Germany. If you like the Unimog, you should check out the former Eastern Germany "Multicar". It is also a versatile truck, but smaller, maybe "cuter" if you want. It's no comparison to the Unimog but the Multicar survived the fall of the Berlin wall as one thing good enough to keep alive and built until today. Where I live Multicars are more common than the Unimog because they are quite cheap. And you get a lot of "Jack of all trades" out of this thing too. :D
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  3350. 06:52 see the comic mole on the back window? That's Krteček, the "Little Mole" from then Czechoslovakia. Even though he was "born" behind the iron curtain in 1957, he was broadcasted in the west and is a dear childhood memory. Lovely to see him on a car in the US.
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  3351. Your "Minigolf" wouldn't officially be called the same in Germany. It can also be called track golf and you have kind of the same 18 holes everywhere you go. But we have the other version here too. That we are having fun in making things serious, you already know. 😂 When I was 12 and only played once a week, I ended up owning 10 "rubber balls" with different weight and bouncyness. My best 18 holes, I played a 23 back in the days. It's actually not that hard as it looks.
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  3352. Koalas are not 100% cuddly, that is a tame koala from a park. A wild male koala can be aggressive and have been known to use their claws and teeth if they feel threatened, but no they don't randomly drop out of trees.
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  3353. Yayy glad to see my packages arrived in tact! And that you enjoyed the idea of trying the fast food sauces. Bit of trivia, the maccas cookies are made by Arnotts, their names in the front. Those kids cookies have been around a long time. The stubby holder literally had your name on it 😂. Glad you liked the books too. The explore Australia one has lots of info including suggested itineraries and road trips, and off roading suggestions and tips. The kids book is inspired by former no 1. Tennis player, Evonne Goolagong Cawley. She won the Australian open, French open, Wimbledon etc. And was the first Indigenous Australian to win wimbledon I believe. Loved seeing everyone else's amazing packages too. There's much well deserved love for you guys out there. 😊
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  3354. Hi Ian, As an Aussie we changed to the metric system in the 70s when I was in high school. So I learned both. In the 90s I worked as an engineer for a US company (Hewlett-Packard), wasn’t too big of an issue converting. The biggest problem was the paper size… US Letter vs A4. In Aus we needed to have both sizes in the printer…. that was a pain.
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  3355. Im from Finland and we also have lots of classic american cars here. Not nearly the amount that Sweden has but still. My co worker has a mint condition green 68 RT Dodge Charger and a Plymouth satellite. I am more in to JDM cars and i have a -89 R32 Skyline Gts-4.
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  3356. Glad you all loved our goodies,we are happy it got there safely and the chocolate is at another level from the Margaret river chocolate factory and whistlers chocolate. the nougat is from the mondo nougat factory which we visit regularly for coffee and nougat. All the best for the new year and keep up with the good work . And of course we hope you love the canvas print in your home. From Stephen, Sonya and Tayla 🥰🥰
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  3357. "Roads? Where We're Going, We Don't Need Roads” by Doc Brown in Back to the Future, or should i say... Back to Europe ;)
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  3358. Cairns may be found on the "North-West corner of Australia", just like New York may be found on the North West corner of the United States. Her pronounciation is fine, but her compass was evidently 'Made in China'.
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  3359. This is what you missed: “Some people have all the luck, because I remember once I was understudy in the school Nativity play, and I just KNEW I would have really made a better baby Jesus than Kevin Desmond. He used to break wind in the manger, every time. He did, he was dreadful, the critics PANNED him."
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  3360. there's no such thing as a swear word in australia, they're just words.
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  3361. Hey Ian. I believe that the part of Queensland affected by the floods has had 80% of its’ annual rainfall in 24 hours. A friend of mine on the Gold Coast had a very close call with the water coming up to her windows, but it stopped there. Her garage was flooded, as were her front and back yards. Next day she had friends and neighbours turn up to do the clean up. The ‘Mud ‘Army’ also turned up….volunteers who just go around assisting complete strangers with the cleaning. People also turned up with free food and drink for the volunteers. She certainly couldn’t have done it on her own. Lismore in NSW has also been hit very badly. Sadly, the death toll in QLD and NSW stands at 15 and others are missing. It really is awful. ☹️
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  3362. The Renault Lagunas were built by Williams F1, they were genuinely cutting edge! The SuperTouring era was up there with F1 and DTM for virtually unlimited budgets.
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  3363. Insane fast driver... In my opinion fastest off all time. That talent drive fast, fearless and consistent was another level. Of course someone says fastest is senna, shumi, prost hamilton or somebody else but if you look Kimi mclaren days he was just another level. Also that first test in sauber speak it self. Kimi was half a second faster than sauber full time driver in mugello test circuit!
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  3364. Hey mate. I live a bit North of Brisbane in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. I live in a rooftop tent on a mate's property, so I'm keeping a close watch on this. I'll probably pull the tent down tomorrow morning. I feel sad for my daughter though. She came down for the Greenday concert on the Gold Coast, but it's been cancelled, and now they're stuck there, waiting for the cyclone to hit. The south side of cyclones carry the most damaging weather, so we may dodge the bullet if it doesn't push north.
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  3365. Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday! I miss the production race car's, and the Torana's were the greatest. Phase 3's weren't bad either 😉
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  3366. In my youth I did a lot of work for Allelys. Nothing this crazy, but helped with his projects. Maurice Allely also had a great collection of vintage tractors. RIP Maurice Allely. 🙏👍 I’m happy his business is still going strong. 👍👍😁
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  3367. 1 tunna all the way!
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  3368. Dude , that was rad. I gave you a hard time about your Ozzie accent a few days ago and you replied ! It was a good effort. Lol. So good to see everyone giving you love ! You should get ya missus and grommets involved , me amd my daughter watch everyday !! Torana 🇦🇺🤙
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  3369. In Raymond Mays' book,[17] he claimed the following power curve with the 4.0:1 supercharger (5.7 ata): 100 bhp (75 kW) at 5,000 rpm 175 bhp (130 kW) at 6,000 rpm 250 bhp (190 kW) at 7,000 rpm 335 bhp (250 kW) at 8,000 rpm 412 bhp (307 kW) at 9,000 rpm 525 bhp (391 kW) at 10,000 rpm 585 bhp (436 kW) at 11,000 rpm 600 bhp (450 kW) at 12,000 rpm He also stated that at Albi 1953, Fangio's V16 had 72 psi boost (4.9 ata) and 585 bhp (436 kW) @ 11,800 rpm, and he reached over 190 mph (306 km/h). Tony Rudd's book[18] showed a power curve peaking at 612 bhp (456 kW).
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  3370. there are videos where you can see the concrete structures flex a couple inches. built to handle the craziness . also the fire is handheld flares.
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  3371. Ooh... Unexpected tears upon hearing your beautiful little one is named Sydney. That is so precious... I honestly expected to hear Matilda. Congrats Dani, Ian, Emma and Andrew... and of course all the grandparents. Sydney is just beautiful x
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  3372. Props to the horses staying so calm.
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  3373. The story goes that the two cyclists riding on the road were cops and later fined the guy for driving on the bike path. You can hear the cop say, "Hey pull over so we can have a chat!" as he drove past. 🤣🦘🐨
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  3374. When he says many other countries, hes talking about europe. The size of homes depends on the land. Ranch homes are common in us and Australia because we get more land. Europe has small land so more floors. Normally.
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  3375. If memory serves me right, this was the bride’s family challenging her new husband, the husband standing up to her family in that he is now her protector and warrior with her supporting his stance and finally the brides family welcoming her husband into their group.
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  3376. When we did a road trip from coast to coast on holiday in the US and drove 8,000 miles, the one thing a noticed about americans driving above anything else is: In Germany, when you are driving, you are driving, in the US, when you are driving, you might be having lunch or text your friends or apply makeup or have a sing along with the radio or paint your toe nails (yes, I have seen that).
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  3377. 5:20 this year the inters were used the most, heavy wets are rarely used in wet/moist conditions. Also a special feature of the inters the profile can wear down, so when the track dries up sometimes they can simply become still quite quick slicks. Lewis Hamilton even won the Turkish GP recently this way, by staying out on the inters.
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  3378. Me as a German also really like the Czech Budweiser and even prefer it over many German brands.
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  3379. In Norway cars are required by law to stop for pedestrian using the crosswalk, and the fine to not do this is upwards of 1000 dollars, including getting a dot on your driver lisence.
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  3380. As a true blue Aussie, I could not stop smiling while watching you guys opening all the gifts. Your family is amazing. Take care
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  3381. I live in the UK. Not a major city, just a small town. I travel everywhere, every day by bus. To and rom work, between work sites when I have to work at more than one location, I go by bus for shopping and leisure trips an, if I need a care, I hire one - maybe two or three times a year. I didn't believe it for the longest time (I used to be a real petrol-legs) but it is surprisingly easy and convenient to use public transport as your main mode of travel. Fun fact. about ten years ago I went to visit some people at an event in Arse-End-Of-Nowhere, Indiana. I found a bus that would take me most of the way and a second local bus that would take me to the nearest town to the event. Then I got a cab to the actual event. When I turned up and told the folks how I got there, they couldn't have been more surprised if I told them I had teleported or dug a tunnel the whole distance. One local man told me that there weren't any bus services in the area and he found it incomprehensible that there were buses. Going home, he gave me a lift in his truck to the bus stop (three or four miles from his house) just so he could see me get on the bus he never knew existed. FYI, the local bus was a small minibus that doubled as a school bus at those specific times of day and was very comfortable. The Indianapolis bus was like a brick on wheels with what appeared to be NO suspension and zero seat padding. It was barely one step up from being transported as freight - the single worst bus I have ever travelled on and I have been on 100 year old, historic buses in a transport museum!
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  3382. Don't forget the sugar cubes! The wife of a German sugar manufacturer complained that the usual sugar cones were too big for use in the coffee cup. Her husband could invent something practical, she said, for example sugar cubes so small that they fit in the cup. Just one or two for each cup.
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  3383. That Fanta lemon is great with gin!!!😊
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  3384. I was there it was in October, It is a 4 days dream really ! Everything is so awesome, I can't even describe the feeling and the ambiance, everytime I watch a video I get shivers. the people coming from all over Europe to San Marino just so see these fckg awesome legend cars (because they're all EXs from years ago or just cars you don't see nowadays 'cause they're extremely rare and expensive) and drivers (there was even the 2022 WRC champion Kalle Rovanpera in the yellow Toyota celica, miki biason, Latvala, Walter Rhorl, markku alen...) the big Porsche you saw is a Porsche Dakar from 1986 I believe, the Audis are rallycross wrx supercars, the equivalent of wrc in rallycross with 600bhp !! This is an event like no others, a big show where the stages are timed but it's not important for anyone, just spectacle and crazy atmosphere so I'm really glad you reacted to this 😄
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  3385. Hi ian and family . I am glad you liked my card from Scotland .
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  3386. Hi Ian & family. Not quite sure if you fully realise what an incredibly generous gift Anthony sent you with the coin collection. Hang on them mate, they are worth a small fortune & will only increase in value. I bought a couple of commemorative remembrance day $2.00 coins back in around 2010. They are now worth around $250 each (in mint condition).
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  3387. There was a lady trucker named Toots. She was always surprised at the attention the media gave her truck driving ability. To her it was just a job and one she was bloody grateful to have. Toots was accidently killed in 1992 when she was crushed by a load of pipes at the wharf in Weipa while loading. It was an untimely death to an Aussie icon
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  3388. R.I.P. Gary the Goat. Fortunately or unfortunately I am mates with a bloke that went to school with Jimbo Bazoobi. I think he picked up the same sense of humor as Jimbo. Great entertainment around the camp fire with them.
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  3389. The amount of sugar in bread is also four times what it is in EU.
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  3390. I used to drive the DAF XF 105.510 with the Super Space Cab back then and it was huge. I could even stand upright in the cab and i am about 202cm (6 feet 5 or 6 i guess?). It was really comfortable and impressing and if DAF has improved the interiour, it is even more impressing. Great video!
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  3391. It’s the only place in the world where two UNESCO world heritage listed sites are side by side. The Daintree and the Great Barrier Reef.
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  3392. In Europe, a different speed limit is valid for trucks than for regular traffic. Trucks are capped at 80 or 90 km/h on the highway depending on the country where you are. In Germany and Czechia, it's 80 km/h, France 90 km/h (and Romania has a 100 km/h speed limit for trucks in the game, but that's unique). The regular traffic is usually allowed to go between 100 and 130 km/h on the highways in Europe, depending on the road situation and country. While in Germany there are some parts without speed limit for regular traffic, I believe in-game, no car goes faster than 130 km/h. Depending on the type of contract you take, your truck will actually be capped at 90 km/h, or sometimes the game let's you go faster, but then you're speeding. In cities, all traffic is usually capped at 50 km/h, or in some areas 30 km/h. And about the traffic lights, placing them on the opposite side may work well for your typical four-way intersection, but in Europe, there are often intersections that are not just two orthogonal roads crossing each other. Especially in the old parts of the ETS2 map the city layouts are very much simplified and don't really resemble their real life counter-parts that well (the architecture resembles the real city, but not so much the layout), which is why you see a lot of orthogonal intersections here, but in the newer parts of the map (or in the reworked areas, like Austria) you will often find intersections where placing the traffic lights on the opposite sides would lead to great confusion. That's why traffic lights in Europe are always placed in front of the intersection.
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  3393. 1:22 - Audi S1 EKSRX (it's actually rallycross car) 3:39 - Renault Megane Maxi 4:05 - Skoda 130 LR 4:31 - Hyundai Accent WRC 5:48 - Porsche 911 Proto (looks like a replica of Porsche 953) 7:59 - Ford Focus RS WRC '07 (2.0 liters, 4 cylinders, ~300 HP)
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  3394. Seems like Pedro is the true beer connoisseur among you three :)
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  3395. Yay, you got the book I sent! I really hope you enjoy reading it with Emma and Andrew. Shapes of Australia, along with Bronwyn Bancroft's many other children's books, is an absolute must-have in Australian children's and school library collections.
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  3396. The Merc's in Taxi movie were 500E. V8 high performance version of the 300D in this video. Yes, VW Touareg indeed had V10 TDI engine. Up until couple of years ago they had 4.2 V8 TDI as engine option in Touareg. There was even 6.0 W12 TSI in Touareg as well. Hell, B5 version of Passat (early 2000s) had a W8 engine in it. V12 TDI in their Q7 SUV was "based" on V12 TDI from R10 TDI Le Mans race car from few videos back that you did.
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  3397. I know this has absolutely nothing to do with the topic, but for some reason the comment from the person at 8:30 made me laugh so much: "They stopped at a sh*tty point. Let me tell you, when I was in the military, that's when a tank sank into a hole."
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  3398. First thing: most of the trains in the clips were going slow due to them passing through a station. There's only few stations that are build to accomodate a full speed passage for safety and environmental reasons (these trains going full tilt are LOUD and you understandably don't want that in a city). You can tell because the double decker trains are normal commuter trains that afaik top out at 160km/h (100 mph) and both kinds looked about equally fast. A real high speed train ripping by at speed would look and sound a LOT different. You may or may not be surprised to read me tell you that sitting inside the train, it's incredibly quiet and a smooth ride, you would not be able to tell that you're speeding at 200+ km/h along the country side. At least until another train passes and you feel a brief lurch as the whole train shudders from the clash of displaced air. In the smaller commuter trains, it sounds and feels like the doors are getting ripped out of the train, though thankfully we don't contract Boeing to make those for us. Secondly: Casual speed conversion math errors in the AI search results. Nice to see these things are still about as trustworthy as your next door scam artists trying to sell bridges. I'd disable that crap on your search engine before you get fed potentionally harmful misinformations.
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  3399. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them …. Lest we forget .
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  3400. I haven't had a burger from Macca's in years , the last ones were "Big Mac's" that were three bites and they were gone , pitifully small for what the name implied . My local takeaway does an awesome Aussie burger that craps all over anything McDonalds ever made .
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  3401. Which Aussie Beer should I try first? 🍺
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  3402. It is interesting, how others perceive the danger of water/swimming, Aussie kids are taught to swim as early as infancy, we grow up so early knowing how to swim and water safety, sooo many people come to Aus that don't have that background and end up in trouble and some drown. Bondi Rescue, the tv show, can't display enough to tourists how dangerous it is.
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  3403. I was in my 20’s when this was on, but I NEVER missed a show! My late father would say”What did Agro just say?!”…😱🤪🤣
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  3404. I bought 2. gen. Sandero in 2020, brand new for 9070€! They were lot cheaper few years back. I drive it every day, it is handling surprisingly good. Great car for that money.
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  3405. I was born in the Friesland province early 60s and I skated a lot on natural ice, sometimes even over 30 km (about 20 mi) a day but never the "11 city tour", meaning of Elfstedentocht. The professionals start early in the morning for the medals, the general public starts a bit later and is allowed to take all day. The goal is to finish the entire route, that is all. You need to collect a rubber stamp on your card at all 11 locations. And if you finish before midnight and have all 11 stamps you get a so called Elfteden-kruisje, a small cross shaped medal with the number of the year on it as proof that you finished in time. My former boss took part 6 times during his life and has 6 crosses to prove it. During the so-called 'Hell of 1963" only a few dozen out of about ten thousand participants finished due to an unexpected blizzard midday, some even died.
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  3406. Thank you to Everyone!!! And hey, This is Hazza's Kitchen, Thanks for the Package, ya wanna check out - - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCELv8E4001QPRVRw2E_4qMA/featured
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  3407. What an adorable jury you had there to help you doing the testing today. : ) German Spekulatius has a long history, about 1000 years now. They’ve always shaped it that way by using wood models. They "tell" the history of St. Nikolaus. There is also another recipe: Gewürzspekulatius. Sweet, less buttery but with christmassy spices. Both are great for dipping into coffee, tea or milk. Merry Christmas🎄
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  3408. It seems the word Veranda means something a bit different in Germany. Veranda in Germany means a terrace / patio with a roof, or a porch, but it's always partially open - so a fixed roof, to protect from rain and provide shade, but fully enclosed / no doors. That would be called "Wintergarten" here (winter garden, in case you couldn't guess 😀). Though Wintergarten are often a fully integrated part of the house that is included in the central heating etc. and used as a room all year round (including in winter, hence the name).
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  3409. Ian, you do have some of the best health care in the world, but it is all reactive. They fix things after they are broken. In Australia and other countries with free national health it is preventative. It means our health stays better for far longer and issues are identified well before they become a problem for the majority of the population.
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  3410. Having Bathurst in the middle of summer. It's going to be hell for the drivers.
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  3411. The hauler on this video, Alleleys is often featured on one of our TV programmes. The show is called Train Truckers and shows the company moving trains, both heritage steam locos, new locos and rolling stock. Not only do they shift railway stock for the heritage lines but also for the national rail companies.
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  3412. The nurse silo was a tribute to army nurses and next to it was a painting of a light horse man from WW1
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  3413. I’m a 60 year old Aussie mum who wants to drive that track but I know that I would kill myself. When I was younger I had a Holden Torana XU1 and used to drag guys off at the lights. They were always shocked to see a girl driving. Bathurst is the best weekend. My 70 year old aunt is as bad as me and doesn’t answer her phone during Bathurst..
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  3414. When you live so spread out over vast distances as we do in Australia, it brings about the old saying "necessity is the mother of invention". You have to think outside the square, as you probably see in rural locations in America too. Our ANZACS were famous for their enginuity too, setting up their rifles to fire on tins of water and string to the trigger, as they withdrew. + Loads of other cool stories 😉🤙🏼
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  3415. Dennis is a British company mainly known for production of buses but has a long history of specialized industrial vehicles particularly fire engines.
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  3416. Yeah I just watched this on Misha Charoudin's channel and he gave a good breakdown of the record lap. The originally didn't want to release a lap record of anything over 6:35 because it was very capable of closer to 6:30 but time constraints were preventing them from getting the car more dialled in for the ring as well as track conditions for optimal grip so they had to settle for the lap time they had in the time frame available.
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  3417. My little brother bought his American wife home to meet the family and actually got her to put Vegemite behind her ear before they left the plane so she wouldn’t get attacked by dropbears, and yes he is still married after 15 years but he does live in the best state of Massachusetts the home of the Mighty Boston Bruins. I am an Australian that loves ice hockey.
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  3418. As an Italian (sicilian) I'm really happy that you reacted to this videos, the second one in particular is a forever classic, so sad you couldn't understand even more of the context
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  3419. volvos can run for a long time with good care and maintenance. the one with most miles on it is a volvo p1800 that have clocked 3.2 million miles.
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  3420. I grew up in Mexico City following Senna, and my bedroom walls were covered with posters of him. I still have the huge Brazilian flag I made to bring to the Mexican Grand Prix back in the early 90s. I remember exactly where I was and who I was watching the 1994 San Marino GP with when he died. One of the saddest days of my life. Thanks for this video, my friend. I've been watching you for a while now!!
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  3421. Considering u only had one Tim Tam left I'm Glad it worked. Some people have to try a few times because they bite off too much and find it difficult to suck the liquid through. Well done mate 👍 A bit of trivia, the Tim Tam was named after the winning horse from the 1958 Kentucky Derby.
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  3422. I’m an Aussie myself , I have learnt a lot today that I never new about Thanks mate 🐨🇦🇺🇦🇺🐨
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  3423. Been to a Walmart in Germany only twice and it was strange and kind of creepy to me. The second thing: standard products like milk, butter, fruits were quite expensive compared to other supermarkets. The cheap stuff they sold were american brands and quite unknown to me! The few things I've tried were not my kind of german standard or taste. No! I prefer at a german supermarket. My favourite german supermarket is btw "Edeka". In the very most cases you'll find a nice backery an café inside of Edeka, a butcher and lot of fresh vegetables, too, and of course a large section with beer and alcohol - if you need it. And the prices are quite fair! It's maybe not the cheapest supermarket around, but very affordable. Exspecially compared to the prices in the US. For example: A good bottle of german beer (0.5l) ... 50 cents only! ;)
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  3424. I'm not a fan of big modern rims on old cars, but as a Holden guy I do appreciate the XY's and the hardtop. Great vid as always, thanks.
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  3425. As a tradesman I go to Bunnings at least once a day. It's true. When you need directions no-one wants to help. When you don't every amateur is an automated xpert instantly knowing more than an old carpenter with 30 years experience. Most of the time all we need to know is where to find shit
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  3426. Brisbane and Queensland in general has catered for the tourist market for decades, there is so many things to see and do. It started to boom in the 80's with the tourist Japanese market. Her mention of Vietnam, there is a big Vietnamese population throughout Oz as many came here after the War ended in the late 70's, many going onto starting businesses that are still striving today, she would have no problem getting Vietnamese produce anywhere in Oz. The bird she was talking about, the Ibis, we refer to as the Bin Chicken :)
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  3427. You heard the "punishment"for the food fraud. The CEO got a $5000 fine and some "community service". While in the meantime earning maybe millions in fraud. So that's hardly a deterrent.
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  3428. Well, that was extra furry, no kink shaming. 😂 I've never seen these and I'm a European Orangina lover.
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  3429. My father had several 2CV Citroëns. The most special one he had was the 2CV Sahara with 2 engines, one in the front (for the front wheels) and one in the back (for the rear wheels) so you have a 4x4 for the desert. It also has 2 petrol tanks under both front seats, a tank for its own engine. The spare wheel is on the hood because there is no room in the trunk. The gear lever is the black ball in the video next to the steering wheel, it only moves forward and backward and the black ball moves left or right to find the right gear. In the Netherlands, the 2CV was also called "duck" or "Ugly Duck".
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  3430. Dickie Knee was a character from a variety show called "Hey Hey it's Saturday" which aired on Saturday nights in the 80s and 90s. He was basically a head on a stick, and used to pop up from below the frame and talk to the hosts, telling jokes and making rude comments. Hey Hey was a fantasitc show but would never make it to air today, not very politically correct at all.
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  3431. I'm Australian but have to admit I've clicked on Austria a few times setting up devices in my life LOL. Congrats to you and your family mate!
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  3432. If you were talking about the National Express coach its the UK's primary cross country coach service, basically our version of the US Greyhound bus company. They are that widespread they have absorbed and sometimes contract out some of their routes to other regional companies who contribute drivers. Also apparently they own and operate a number of school bus routes in the US and Canada.
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  3433. Not sure if you know but in the UK we are taught to make space for ESV's as it could be going to our home or relative. As such we would hope others will give the same thought and make space for them.
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  3434. Ian you’re enthusiasm for our country is sooooo appreciated MATE… watching you react to some of the videos is sometimes bettter than the actual video itself 🤣🤣🤣 thanks mate ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  3435. Shuffling and the Melbourne Shuffle was huge part of the Australian Hard Dance Culture in the Early to Mid 2000's. This style of shuffling originated from Melbourne Australia which later grew popularity in Europe and Asia.
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  3436. 3:14 That would be me!!! I am currently working at the Scania factory in Zwolle (Pronounced Zwolluh), the Netherlands where this tour was recorded. Meppel doesn't produce trucks, only truck parts. Very nice place to work, good environment and a lovely team. I don't work at the production line but I do deliver the needed parts to the line in a little electric train-ish thing, lovely to see all those nice trucks and how they are built :) Oh and by the way, every 5 minutes and 4 seconds a new Scania rolls off the production line. So it is up to you to calculate how many trucks we make in a day, starting at 6:00AM and ending at 10:30PM (Devided in 2 teams of course)
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  3437. Can I also say Australia you are doing yourselves proud. You make me proud to be part of this great land (even though I'm on the island on the bottom) and the wonderful spirited people in it. Thank you all for your generosity
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  3438. Seriously mate, you have more Aussie stuff than us Aussies..
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  3439. We do actually care Ian... especially in this precarious world right now...it's a bit of a worry when people go 'missing'.. so thank you for letting us know that all is well and you were taking a much needed family break... much appreciated and stay safe !
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  3440. Australian here. Roundabouts are the best option. I'm extremely frustrated at the moment because I contacted my local council representative argueing that roundabouts are superior and should be used more often and he flat out said no, I disagree. Our engineers say lights are better... Like, yeah, of course they do, it keeps them in the jobs "trying" to "fix" the traffic issues we have.😤
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  3441. There are at least a dozen cities that claim to be the "Venice of the north" and none of them resemble Venice even a little.😂😂😂
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  3442. When I was watching Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles there was an episode where someone locked himself into a room with some sort of reinforced door and when to protagonists orderd the Terminator girl to open the door she said, it's faster to get through the wall. It made no sense for me first, I'd expect a room with a reinforced door would have at least 30cm thick solid concrete walls with rebar reinforcement. However strong the door is, the wall must be stronger. But it was a wooden wall. Until then I didn't really paid attention to how houses are built in the US, even though I've seen The Money Pit.
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  3443. They both do great, but the UNIMOG's wheels adjust to the dips and peaks much better. I think the UNIMOG was going faster so that probably kicked it sideways more.
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  3444. I like how you’ve corrected yourself in the pronunciation of Bathurst
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  3445. Most common language doesn't mean first language. English native speakers are really not too common in Europe but a lot of people know English in different degrees of fluency
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  3446. The Mini Cooper S was only 1275 cc naturally aspirated that’s 1.275 litre You just drive them flat out through the corners and all They are incredible! Handle like it’s on rails
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  3447. I love your enthusiasm for Australian racing, Bathurst is a religious experience here and a rite of passage, Dick Johnson was not only Peter Brock's major rival, he was also a guy that wore his heart and balls on his sleeve and never left anyone wondering where they stood! Very much a Bathurst legend 😎👍
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  3448. Hi IWrocker, there's another "hypercar" that was made in Czech Republic, for example Praga R1R or Tatra MTX! :D Greetings from the Czech republic!
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  3449. As the mighty Walter Röhrl said (kinda): "If you leave a racetrack by some feet you drive back. But if you leave a rallytrack by some inches you are dead."
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  3450. Bunnings is addictive for everyone. And his description is 100% spot on 😂😂
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  3451. AEBS (advanced emergency braking system) and LDWS (lane departure warning system) are mandatory on all new trucks in Europe (with only few exceptions).
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  3452. Moza was a great choice
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  3453. there's a common misconception in australia similar to columbus, and that is that captain james cook was the first european to discover australia. he did not he was a cartographer that mapped the east coast of australia. the first known was dutch man willem janszoon in 1606.
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  3454. Kudos for Pedro, the man knows his beer!!
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  3455. Listening to Mike Raymond's commentary brought a tear to my eye. He was the voice of Australian motorsport for much of my formative years.
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  3456. 4.9 litre F12 700 bhp and 650 nm torgue.. 0-62 mph in jus 2.7 seconds .. guite a beast.. thanks for great video again Ian
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  3457. Just a tip. The Minties are wonderful, but they can pull the fillings out of your teeth!
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  3458. The day is hot but the night temperatures can drop below freezing in Winter.
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  3459. I really feel for you mate you felt the need to do this video purely by what people are commenting. Your family always comes first and Australia will always be here for when you are all ready to come. I know what YouTube channel your referring to that recently travelled to Australia from the UK, but everyone’s Lives are different and people need to understand just because both your channel and theirs are kinda similar in reacting to things two families aren’t the exact same and their situation is obviously different to yours. Am loving your content and hope you do get to come here to Australia one day. Congrats by the way on the expecting Bub 😊
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  3460. This man should really visit a rally in Belgium in real life. You have to experience this beautiful stuf with your own eyes en ears.
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  3461. 'Purple Haze' is a Ford XA Falcon (Hardtop?). My first car was a XA wagon (room for sleeping at the beach).
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  3462. Shares in Arnott's has had a boost lately. I am comfortable that you have a larger Tim Tam collection than anyone in the US and arguably in Australia and the world.
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  3463. Favorite generation of F1? Watch the Ron Howard movie Rush. Extremely dangerous, huge power and massive tires. The best looking and sounding Era for F1 in my opinion. There is also a great documentary called Hunt VS Lauda which covers that Era on YouTube. Thanks again Ian for another great post.
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  3464. This is just the tip of the iceberg - look into other videos on him, you won't be disappointed. Some of my favorite moments - when they asked him why het missed the driver interviews and he told them "I was taking a sh.t". - or when they asked him what he likes to do in his free time and he said something like "walking in the forest and collecting nuts". But the all time favorite antic was when a race in Asia was rained out and the drivers were sat in their cars waiting for the rain to subside (they were not allowed to get out of the cars)... and then there is a shot of Kimi walking past in shorts with an ice cream bar. Then there was the time he finished a race in 1st position with his car on fire.
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  3465. You have to build the "rescue line" BEFORE you come to stop. That's the point that some are missing here like the trucks.
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  3466. Thank you for acknowledging ANZAC day. You, my sir, are one of the few, outside the Aussies & Kiwis, who gets it! =D
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  3467. In Slovenia we also have Verandas and Winter Gardens. Veranda is in front of the House and functions as Heat Retention Room. When you come home and open the outer door of Veranda inside door is still closed. Then you take of your boots and jackets, pull up your home slippers (everyone here wears slippers at home) and go to inner part of the House. That way you don't let the frost in your house in winter, because you only need to reheat Veranda when opening outer doors. Very efficient way to keep warmth in the house. Winter Gardens are at the back of the House and act as some sort of in/out middle place which is very enjoyable through all of the year. In winter it is totally closed, also keeping warmth inside (usually very well insulated) and in spring, summer and autumn it acts as shade for hot sun where you can enjoy with your friends sitting, talking and drinking without AC on. It also prevents direct sunlight to inner space of the house also efficiently acting as cooling system throughout summer heat.
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  3468. Chris and Tracy .give yourself a pat on the back 👏👏👏👏
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  3469. The Volvo truck with the strange container on the back is a mobile command post. It is used if, for example, there is a very large fire.
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  3470. Foam on beer is for protection of beer taste. So thats why in Czech, tap beer have quiet a big portion of foam.
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  3471. 4:55 Exactly, they're spinning up the flywheel, and when he reaches into the tank, he's connecting the wheel to the engine. There was of course also an electric starter motor, but standard procedure was usually the handcrank. The starter motor "should" only be used in emergency...
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  3472. I’m proud of my countries generosity when I watch iWrocker mail time.
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  3473. International drivers during the drivers briefing "We have to watch out for what?"
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  3474. I know of a young UK family who moved to Western Australia last weekend, from -25 to +44 over just 24 hours - building snowmen to sand castles! Welcome to Australia! 🥵
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  3475. Victoria Bitter
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  3476. So I guess you are more of a lager type of persons, because Budvar/Budweiser is a Lager brewtype (more sweet) and the Praga and the Pilsner Urquell are Pilsner brewtypes wich is more bitter/herb/sharp. Thats a crucial characteristic of a Pilsner. If you drink this more often then you will surely develop a taste for it because its more refreshing especially when served cold enough. Prost from Nuremberg, Frankonia, Germany 🍻 Love your Videos! Keep it up 😊
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  3477. Schulz is very german name, so you can guess nationality with 90% accuracy :D
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  3478. There plenty of 25 years and older V8 Ute's in Australia and they were built for easy conversion to LHD if required.
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  3479. You need to check out ‘Ronnie O’Sullivan American Hustle’. He went around the States learning about Pool but then also playing Pool legends at both Billiards and Pool, and visiting a few bars and hustling the locals 😂
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  3480. Enjoy This AD-Free video thanks to De-Monetization Again from YouTube! WooHoo! 😂😒❤
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  3481. that moment determined the championship. last lap, last race, head to head on tied points. hamilton v verstappen. it was wild.
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  3482. For an official record it has to be measured in a shaded louvred box 6 ft off the ground, it would be hotter on the ground in the sun.
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  3483. pro tip: put the Haribo in a bottle of vodka and let it sit for a couple of days/weeks. Filter it through a paper filter if you have the patience and enjoy!
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  3484. As an Aussie who has driven in many right hand side countries I can agree with you Ian that it can be a bit discombobulating at first (especially after a long plane trip), but I was surprised how quickly I adjusted. The hardest part for me was having to think twice at intersections when making a turn.
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  3485. This is not a 2CV, but a Citroen Dyane, with largely technology from 2 CV. Greetings from heidelberg germany
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  3486. When I visited my Bro in Oz (I'm a Brit), I drove a Jimny from Perth to Esperance, and right in the middle of nowhere I got stopped by the Police, who among other things asked me "what the hell you doing out here in that?" then proceeded to take the piss out of me; Great times, great place, great folks, I miss it.
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  3487. The Sierra XR8 was a South African only model that used a normally aspirated V8 engine instead of a turbo - well worth checking out.
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  3488. Hi Ian, the reason they have the moving green stripe in the tunnel is to encourage drivers to keep moving at around the speed limit. The tunnel goes under the Yarra River in Melbourne and there is a steepish grade. Drivers have been tending to drive well below the speed limit going uphill, creating traffic jams. If drivers keep up with the green stripe, the traffic will keep flowing. I think it is great the way the rural are trucks drive around their communities. Ours don't squirt us, but have a Santa in the truck who throws the kids (including us big kids) treats.
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  3489. I live in Switzerland, where hills and mountains are everywhere, but this street is extremely steep, even by Swiss standards. However, having almost exclusively driven cars with manual transmission for the last 30 years, I can confidently tell you: I would treat this hill with respect, but not with fear. I know that nowadays, there's no real reason for not using automatic, but especially in the mountains and on ice or snow I love my manual transmission because I feel more in control.
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  3490. 0:39 Then you should see Zlatan Ibrahimović. He introduced his own Taekwondo style in Football and scored some of the craziest goals in history.
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  3491. You got to take the time to spend with family and taking breaks and vacation are important for your work life balance. No apologies needed.
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  3492.  @ultimatebo3noob710  And also no hard uphill sections because the netherlands is so flat.
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  3493. 9:01 The nissan pickup is 2016 model
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  3494. They didn’t pay the supplement for a nice landing!😂
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  3495. "My knob has a different exterior size" 😂 did make me chuckle
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  3496. I had a red-bellied black snake slither between my feet when I was hanging clothes on the line once. He was definitely lost. I live in the bush and there are snakes and spiders everywhere, but they all do their best to avoid you. I stumbled upon a brown snake in the bush and we were both surprised. He just stared at me as I slowly backed away. Often you just don't see them at all.
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  3497. Given how many cars kids are stealing over here at the moment you've gotta' give the little buggers a challenge.
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  3498. I wouldn't feed half this sh** to my dog, the RSPCA would lock me up. All the best to you and your family Bluey.
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  3499. The really crazy difference is when you combine the annual distance travelled with the distance required for an oil change, you find that Europeans change their oil every 3 years, and Americans every 4 months.
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  3500. Vegemite is the only one you need, the others are for emergencies.
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  3501. I just remember that they were effectively banned from competing in tractor pulls, as the fairly noticeable undisclosed torque figure was far higher than anyone expected.
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  3502. CAFE rules are the reason, US exhaust emissions are based on vehicle footprint not engine size, so rather than spend the money to research more efficient engines they just put a less advanced design in a larger vehicle and call it done
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  3503. 800hp. 50 years old technology on brakes and suspension. Scary.
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  3504. In an international competition in London(I think) Australian bacon was just named the world's best against thousands of competitors. Also, our Four Pillars gin and our local vodka have been named the world's best.
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  3505. Flavour explosion is right! You got it very close to a proper burger with the lot, just missing the bacon, as you know! 😀 Heat the pineapple as well when cooking the pattie and onion and bacon and egg, it will mean the tomato lettuce and beetroot are the only cool things apart from the bun.
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  3506. 7:55 - When you go to the church and sing along - the same thing , week after week. Now put it for Football / Basketball / Volleyball / Handball ( yes , its popular in Europe ) . From the moment you can talk and remember things - you learn your club chants . Obviously if your parents are fans of any sport.
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  3507. Catalan speaker here. It's spoken in north-eastern Spain and southern France. It's a Romance language too.
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  3508. Great vid as always mate but you really need to find vids from the earlier Dakar races when they were in Dakar. It's wild!
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  3509. Fun fact, that prototype Le Mans car called R18 E-tron, is a diesel hybrid car.
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  3510. Ian, you are just a baby - all of my kids are older than you. But you are such an open person, like a sponge, wanting to soak up knowledge about the world and it's so great to see. Keep being you! Cheers from Australia
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  3511. I'll never forget the first time I heard F1 cars live: I was really lucky to have been at Spa in 1991 which was the last year of V12 engines (*Edit: I spaced out, I meant last year that a V12 car won the championship and was fighting for top positions. As Arik2103 pointed out it wasn't the last year V12s participated), and also the last year with manual cars on the grid! Plus, that was the debut race for Michael Schumacher. Also, Senna won the race, and they had the Jaguar XJR-15 support race including Tiff Needell among others (XJR-15s also have V12s)! Oh, and get this, this is the list of which V12 engines were in the race: Honda RA121E V12, Yamaha OX99 V12, Porsche 3512 V12, Ferrari 037 V12, Lamborghini 3512 V12!!! We were walking down towards Eau Rouge on the opposite side of the track to the pits and with buildings between us and the track. We had already heard them echo from miles away earlier when parking the car, but then they were silent until this moment. Despite having several tall and long buildings between us and the track it was pure shock to hear the F1 cars go down the straightaway towards Eau Rouge! I jumped instinctively every time a car screamed past! Even there the sound went though your body and made your chest reverberate! We had passes to walk around freely all over the track area and at one point we went to an underpass where you could walk up the embankment right up to the edge of the track with only a low wall separating you and the cars, and the cars were going really fast going right to the edge of the track right next to you to take the incredibly fast sweeping left turn. You could now not only feel the sound of the engines, but also the massive burst of air which the cars moved as they went by!
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  3512. the driver was Holden Dynamics Engineer, Rob Trubiani, a very experienced track driver. I saw him do the Adelaide track in a Super V8 in time that would have put many professional drivers to shame. BTW, I think his record that day in Germany still stands.
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  3513. I am South African and when I was living in Kansas I got many Americans asking me - "How can you be South African or African, you're white"
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  3514. That’s going straight to the pool room is a classic line from the movie the Castle. Leanne, you did awesome with the Holden box. I think Ian was about to cry. Could hardly blame him.
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  3515. We use cane sugar instead of your corn syrup, which makes a major difference in taste in our drinks.
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  3516. A good one you skipped over was the world's first feature film. The Story of the Kelly Gang released on boxing day 1906.
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  3517. The big bird eating the orange whole is a cassowary, one of the most dangerous animals in Aus!!
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  3518. A Finn here! Not sure if you know already but The American Rally Association hosts rallies annually in the states in the Midwest and Tennessee. You should 100% attend one of those!
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  3519. The Land Rover did go up but it used a winch at the top to pull it up I think. Richard Hammond on Top Gear tried to replicate it with just the Land Rover providing the power but had to fit another engine in the back on a gimbal to keep it level so it didn't suffer oil starvation and it pulled up another dam, but the top of the dam meant he couldn't go over the top so had to be winched back down, just as scary.
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  3520. Me and my husband just returned from a 12-day long cruise. It departed from Fort Lauderdale. So many Americans were on that ship. Here are some of the conversations: A=American W=We 1. A:... so where did you and your lovely wife meet? W: at the office. A: So you are her boss? 2: A: Where are you from? W: Europe. A: I don't know that state. W: It's not a state it is a continent on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. A: Ok, but where in the States is that? W: It's not in the US. Do you know what a continent is? A: I know America is one. W: No the US is a part of the continent North America! 3: A: Where are you from? W: The Netherlands. A: What? W: Holland. A: Never heard of that. Is that a country? W: It's a country in Europe. A: Ok. Is that close to England? W: Yes. A: While I was in Europe I've been to England and Amsterdam. W: Amsterdam is the capital of Holland! 4. Another American told us that even an American he met had never heard of Indiana! We are still in shock 😂
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  3521. The key safe on the boot of the car will be a car sharing club. The sticker on the back window gives it away. "SMBI Car Club"
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  3522. that US end thing.. scared the living piss out of me lol so ur a car nation.... that cant drive :O good luck buddy from Norway!
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  3523. And that's why I'm roaming the streets in Kia Picanto. I can park this bad girl in a half-spot left by a delivery truck parked over the line.
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  3524. Hey Ian, Kurt from Australia here. So we spell out the date as follows: Day, Month, Year. Not having a dig but this is also how the rest of the world does it lol. Love your content mate 👍
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  3525. Screaming in fear gives the thumbs up... Trooper
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  3526. Here in Australia we actually have laws against using chains with no weights. A young guy had a chain snap and it flew through the windscreen and killed him. After that, as usually happens here, the laws were changed. Chains have to have weighted bags put over them and people are supposed to stand well clear of the chain reach. I agree with you, I absolutely would not have been near those chains. I've seen them snap and it's not pretty when it hits a car let alone a human.
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  3527. they don't do switch anymore in Formula E..... they have power for the entire race!
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  3528. we've had windows and balcony doors like this in Switzerland for 40 years...double or now triple glazed...not solid. Price depends a lot on where and not what...
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  3529. although just for demonstration and for a short distance, that's still impressive and shows how it can put the power onto the street
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  3530. I’ve always thought the aesthetic dark roofs were stupid, uncomfortable living for a modern look seems like a silly compromise.
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  3531. Surrounded by Roos? Yes. Scared? Never mate.
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  3532. Your not wrong there was way to much for one person to unpack in that. Australia used to have a large part of its economy derived from wool production and then lamb exports. So it basically became the defacto meat of Australia and our farmers need support during our droughts.
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  3533. I did over 300,000 miles in a SAAB 9-5 I had. Before that I did 240,000 in a 900. So sad that SAAB was basically killed by GM's bean counters.
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  3534. I'm Canadian. I have driven standard cars almost exclusively since I learned how to drive. And as a Canadian I appreciate you saying "going the extra kilometre".
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  3535. All of these special series Ferraris sound insane. Think of the FXXK, FXXK Evo or the 599XX. A trackday filled with all of these, is just pure eargasm
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  3536. This was something I really loved about growing up here. You listened to the radio with friends while playing and almost every song came from a different country. Not only that, they often used the language of their country (italo pop, french chansons, german schlager and so on). Years later I noticed how that kinda got rare and now many songs are just english and all sound a bit the same. But maybe that's just a normal feeling when you get older because I heard my parents talk like that when I was a child/teenager too
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  3537. Misha Charoudin uploaded a video 3 days ago where he drives one of these around the Nordschsleife
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  3538. I mean, imagine the american version, 10 of them are just squares.
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  3539. I have to admit to being pretty shocked as a Norwegian. You actually didn't know that freaking Dire Straits were British? 😊
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  3540. if you have automatic in 🇨🇿 you are a girl or old or dont like driving😂
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  3541. Hi from Paris, France ! I'm very surprised to see how you're drifting away from F1 reaction videos (in a good way). I assume most French people have been on the Millau Viaduct on their way to the south (mainly for holidays). It is indeed pretty impressive to drive on, you can also find some viewpoints in the area from which you can take some nice photos of the viaduct 😌
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  3542. Italians know their narrow streets
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  3543. I use a an old Hazet, you break nuts with it, not the ratchet. The Würth brand is a spectacular success story. Reinhold Würth is a bad ass, gifted his home town a billion dollar art collection, flies his own jet, all the wealth self made.
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  3544. In case you did not know: The truck maker‘s name „MAN“ is short for „Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg“, or „Machine works Augsburg Nuremberg“.
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  3545. Drove some of these during my military service, though the most recognizable one for most might be the “Pasi” or “armored Sisu”, an APC.
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  3546. You could make a fortune supplying people in the USA with your tim tams now! Haha. I look forward to the tasting video, and yes, pls do a blue mountains video when you can, it's lovely there!
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  3547. It's great to see how open-minded and knowledgable you are about Europe, the EU and different European countries.
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  3548. A few details about Dacia: - it is called after Dacia land (first wiki page you opened) - used to be budget brand, not so much anymore, at least compared to the local average income) - it is a brand owned by Renault - Dacia cars are reliable, with average maintenance costs - they use really small engines (0.9 to 1.3 liter petrol engines)
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  3549. Being spotted as American in Europe is not a problem at all. An European who goes to South America or Southeast Asia will immediately be recognized as an European. On the French Riviera it is easy to spot some Dutch, English, Germans for example. In the same way as French people in Spain, Portugal...etc. These are the behaviors that may cause concern regardless of the “tourist”. Kindness, politeness and open-mindedness are the key words. And this is clearly the case for the vast majority of tourists.
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  3550. Basically the 2CV is the perfect car because it can't be improved upon. If you'd try to make it better it would lose it's simplicity and get too heavy. It only works in this window of weight, minimalism and simplicity.
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  3551. The 'button' brake pedal takes a bit of getting used to - it relies solely on pressure rather than pedal movement, the first time you apply the brakes you're likely hit the windscreen! But after perhaps ten miles it is entirely natural, and returning to a normal car is downright dangerous.
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  3552. It is a glow-head engine and was developed from about 1918 by engineer Fritz Huber. It works according to the Akroyd method with internal mixing and external ignition (so it is not a diesel engine). Unlike the original Akroyd engine, which is a four-stroke engine, the bulldog engine operates in two-stroke with crankcase flushing. The compression is low, not higher than with gasoline engines of that time. Therefore, the engine does not have auto-ignition, but requires an ignition source. The ignition source is the so-called evaporator (also called glühnase) in the cylinder head; it glows with a slight red glow during operation. The fuel is injected at low pressure into the evaporator, where it evaporates and ignites on the hot walls. To start the evaporator must therefore be brought to glow with a soldering lamp. If the temperature of the incandescent head has fallen too low (e. g. due to long idling), the temperature of the walls serving as the ignition source is no longer sufficient to initiate ignition safely, so that the incandescent engine shuts down. Later variants with an additional spark plug could be started with petrol and were converted to diesel fuel after they had been warmed up. Spark plugs and injection nozzles are located in the cylinder head.
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  3553. 3:09 Volkswagen Iltis, the Canadian Army used them too, If you want one. 😃
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  3554. Home made pizza is extremely healthy- bread (minus all the salt and sugar), tomatoes, quality (buffalo) mozzarella, and maybe olives, and some other toppings. Why do people not all do this? It is really easy and extremely cheap, and I'm not even a good cook (I can feed 4 with only the best ingredients for the cost of a single takeaway pizza).
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  3555. Euro has thermal requirements in building code. So those windows are pretty standard. I first saw them on my first trip to EU in 1996.
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  3556. Not only Heel toe, on the down shifts he was double clutching.
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  3557. We (Europeans) demand more such content! Looking forward to another Geoguessr video
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  3558. This was back in the day when the race cars were taken straight from the production line, stripped down and modified into a race car. The shell of this Commodore is identical to the normal family sedan. Going by the footage it looks as though the original dashboard was still there, albeit modified. Every year since, the cars evolved away from the factory model a little bit every year up until 2013 when they became like NASCAR with a tubular frame with stuck on panels just to look like a sedan. They might use a plastic grill or tail light from the manufacturer but that's about it. Everything else is built from the ground up. The current (and last) Commodore being raced is based on a front wheel drive V6 sedan, yet the race car is RWD with a V8. So that explains where they're at now..
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  3559. One good thing about playing snooker is after a few frames you can go to the pub and smoke everybody on the pool tables because it feels like your playing on a postage stamp👍
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  3560. Classic up hill rally in Sweden is a simple sport. You can race with any car you want. It's about setting two equal times and the differences are counted. In this way, everyone can compete on equal terms😊
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  3561. We Europeans do smile but its mostly for truth in a situation
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  3562. You are easily the most broadminded american reaction creator that i follow. Even more than those who have been to Europe. Your curiosity and willingness to broaden your mind are inspiring, especially from spmeone that, as far as i know, has never been out of the US. Tank you for all that you do.🎉
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  3563. Fun facts about the town of Casino: It has a population of around 10-15 thousand, every year in June they have a week long festival called "Beef Week" where they parade cattle up and down the street for potential sale, they have fun days where carnival rides are set up all throughout the CBD area of town and on the final day they have a big parade where members of the community build beef related floats and drive them down the main street of town. Source: I was born there
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  3564. And the absurd thing is, that on the front, US cars have to have an amber turn signal and moreover: the glass has to be amber. Whereas the glass can be transparent just as good, as long as the signal shines amber. The ambiguity in these regulations is beyond my comprehension.
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  3565. In Oz most homes are designed with air flow from front door to backdoor, making the breeze flow through
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  3566. Thats wild , the same 0,25 l Bottle cost 2,75 Euro and the 0,75 l Bottle 7,69 Euro Love that you enjoy it Greetings from Germany
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  3567. The Mercedes Benz Sauber c9 has a twin turbo 5.0 v8. You can actually see drivers short shift it in to corners, the engine had so much torque down low that it was actually faster to drop it to like 3-4k rpm for slower corners and not shift down. It also went over 400km/h, well generating over 4t of downforce at the same time.
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  3568. In Finland Benzene is "bensa" (shorten for bensiini). If I was talking about it in English I would probably use the word fuel.
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  3569. It also depends on who you are talking to or communicating with, even in Australia. At work my accent will change slightly depending on the people I am working with. In a corporate situation I will enunciate more sometimes to the point I have a bit of an English twang (courtesy of my English mother), compared to working with some frontline workers where I might sound a bit more bogan.
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  3570. YouTube Strikes Again 😒 At approx 1:30 in the video, there is a clip missing in which I am giving my dialogue about.. Copyrighted and removed I guess. It was a clip of a guy with a parachute Landing and a couple Kangaroos coming up to him as soon as he lands and they attack him before hopping away. Sorry for the Inconvenience
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  3571. I have been lucky to travel overseas to many countries like many other Aussies, we know it takes a long time to get to Europe, the states etc , we would normally do a stopover on the way, most Aussies will stay 4 to 6 weeks when going to somewhere far, it's our "normal" knowing if we travel overseas iit takes a while to get there, but after appreciating all the amazing things in other countries it is fantastic to get back to our island home....never met anyone here that feels trapped due to being our own country/continent, if anything we are spoilt! Ian the key to long flights... good movies, sleep
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  3572. Can't believe how much I enjoy these mail opening vids! Just didn't know it was possible 2 enjoy other people opening mail this much! Lol, but u guys are so lovely, appreciative & truly just a joy 2 watch! Lotsa love from this chicky in Brissy 🥰❤🇦🇺
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  3573. I probably wouldn't give the Minties to the kids mate its very easy for them to choke on , I love seeing your wife and kids involved in the vids you have a wonderful and beautiful family can't wait for the next taste test video . Stay safe and keep up the great work mate i really enjoy your content . ✌️👍
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  3574. Due to the afsluitdijk, I now live in a small town about 2 meters below sea level.
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  3575. Leaving your series is usually invite based, and not many people can race on a competitive level in a car they have never sat in before.. SVG has done v8 supercars, world rally championship, gt cup championship, 24h of Le Mans, 12h Daytona 5 times, D1/formula drift series, oval dirt track racing.. excluding F1 he’s one of the best drivers on the planet
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  3576. YouTube is also unsubscribing people from multiple channels for no apparent reason. This has happened to me and many others that I know. Some YouTube creators are actually asking their viewers to check if they are still subscribed to their channel. YouTube has problems worldwide. :_IanJoey:
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  3577. Look up State of Origin... Those are some big hits! Miss hearing 'Rabbits' Warren doing the commentary. I support South Sydney and anybody who is playing Manley!
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  3578. Id like to point out. That, while most of the factory stores may have closed, there they opted to instead sell them at numerous service stations and all 7 11 stores nation wide. I personally think Krispy kreme is overhyped. I much prefer a big fat warm fluffy jam donut or nuttella donut to a small hard krispy. kreme.
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  3579. The speedometer don't needs to be certified. Our police don't give you a ticket by estimating your speed by comparing it to the own speed. They need real proof. Calibrated video or laser. Or speed cameras at the side of the road.
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  3580. One of the biggest blunders of WW1... they were sent to the wrong place, it was sheer cliff - a no win situation. Yet.... The Gallipoli locals have a special relationship with ANZACs. The poppies are from the fields grown in various regions. Rosemary in herbal medicine is to aid memory hence we wear it to remember.
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  3581. Let's be real Ian, you're not the average American Bloke
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  3582. Watch Sabine Schmidt ( the Queen of Nürburgring ). There is an excellent BBC show Top Gear and thye showed her doing it in a van. Sadly she passed from cancer but this is unbelievable of someone who has driven the track thousands of time. Really, she drove it every day.
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  3583. Maaaaaate! Your “Aussie accent” is coming along nicely better every upload.. whoever taught you how to pronounce Australia as Straya is a genius..
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  3584. Your misses will use that paw paw ointment, every Aussie women has some in her purse, it has many uses, can even use as lip gloss but it’s healing powers are awesome.
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  3585. Mate, that kangaroo key ring - squeeze it’s shoulders and it’s arms open so you can clip it to stuff. (I’m pretty certain - it looks like one I had)
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  3586. 4:00 That’s the Euro speced F150. Dont you ever dare saying we dont have trucks here 🛻🛻
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  3587. Rally Finland was in the beginning of August. And yeah, it's famous for the jumps. I think the British RAC Rally, in late fall, is also famous for the jumps. But each of the rallies are famous for something. Safari Rally - Desert, Sweden - Snow, Corsica and possibly other south European rallies - Narrow tarmac roads with a HUGE drop on one side. Also, There have been a few occasions where a top rally driver and a top F1 driver have swapped cars and surfaces to settle the debate on which kind of driver is the fastest. It's usually a tie and the conclusion is that they are equally fast.
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  3588. NO ONE calls it fizzy drink in Australia, it's Softdrink Chilli bin is New Zealand, We call it Eski, as in Eskimo, icy and cold.
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  3589. When he said " Just leave me alone I know what I'm doing" - he actually won that race!
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  3590. My favourite period for Paris-Dakar was the eighties when more cars were closer to production and manufacturers run stuff like the Audi 200 quattro and Porsche 959.
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  3591. im serbian 20k $ can live comfortably and travel and medical care is no problem..and i have been to most of Europe and some Asian countries..
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  3592. Now I’m tempted to construct a monument out of random household items and leave it in a public area, just to see people be confused about what it’s for.
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  3593. That cutting board is a piece of art. Nice job guys!
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  3594. The way you said "G'day, how's it going?" at the start of the video, was the most natural sounding from an American that I've ever heard in my life. Kudos brother 👏
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  3595. Yeah Ian, you're correct. The temp goes over 50c several times a year in the east Pilbara, De Grey and Gascoyne areas.
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  3596. Ian you should react to a video showing the Indo-European language tree and how they're all related and grouped, you'd find it very interesting I'm sure and it would answer a lot of the questions you have here. I'm sure someone in these comments can recommend a good such video.
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  3597. When you were saying don't tip to the guy that rolled over, he was trying to go through a gate.. The sicks you see them running over are gates that they have to try and go through.. They don't really care if they roll like you saw. Just get through that gate
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  3598. 04:20 I think the very large number of incarcerated in US prisons probably suggests you can't do whatever you want 🤣🤣
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  3599. I used to work with an international organisation, and lived in about 10 different countries over 15 years. The very first point in their training manual on cross-cultural living was “It isn’t wrong, just different”. Every country has laws and cultural norms that may frustrate us, but there are reasons, and often that has to do with the health and safety of their citizens- both physical and mental. I personally don’t have any problems with any of the things he mentioned. They are all very minor, and not worth worrying about.
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  3600. Und nicht vergessen die leeren Dosen und Flaschen zum Pfandautomaten bringen.😏
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  3601. Silo art was a concept to help small communities regain a sense of pride and attract visitors. I have watched these artists work and it’s amazing. A virtual grid is marked over silo photographs and with little more than a few brushes and spray paint cans the artist can look at his phone screen and choose the grid section to paint. The pictures grow gradually with the aid of mechanical lifts to get up high. Most pictures are subjects with relevance to the area or nature and wildlife unique to the area. There is only a handful of these artists and they travel all over to create these masterpieces. Funded by donations made by the local community, these projects have saved countless communities that otherwise would have dissapeared into the dust.
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  3602. I moved to Oz and instantly fell in love with the magpies here. Thing is the bad rep they have is from when they're nesting and protecting young. Like any animal, they're going to be protective. Some can be aggressively so so you leave them their room. BUT if you treat them well they remember. One story from my time here is I had a couple of juveniles end up in my front garden, fallen out of a tree or something. The parents were watching them and I just spoke with them and tried to keep them safe and put out some food for them. One of the juveniles had a broken leg and hopped around. I wasn't sure he'd make it given that kind of disadvantage but after a while they all flew off. Fast forward maybe a year and I have a magpie visiting the front garden, hopping along on its one good leg. As soon as it saw me it broke into that birdsong you hear. Surely... not the same one? I would sit on the front steps and it would hop around the garden. Had a bird feeder and it would fly up and sit perched on it waiting as I came towards it with food. Later on when i was coming home from work it was sitting on the railing right by the front door at the top of the steps waiting for me. It stayed there as I climbed up. Go forward a couple of years and it came back, with ITS juveniles. I've not seen it for about 5 years now sadly, but I still love magpies and speak to them whenever they're around. They remember you. Wonderful animals.
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  3603. Ian that beach with the cave is known as "Cathedral Cove" It is only a 11 hour flight from LAX to Auckland [I've done this many times] What is not mentioned is freedom. We generally can do what we want without a lawyer breathing down our necks. Apathy is a problem here "She'll be right" or "no worries" is our national motto. Except for the "Bledisloe Cup" which is war
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  3604. "The difference between Americans and Europeans is that an American thinks a hundred years is a long time - and a European thinks 100km is a long way." Damn, first time i hear that. Really good saying, thank you sir:)
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  3605. 1:12 Come to Sweden and do a "folkrace"! ☺ 2:14 The pink hay bale is actually a thing in the Nordic countries. Pink hay bales are in support of women's breast cancer, blue hay bales are in support of men's prostate cancer.
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  3606. Ya wife's onto it mate. Cold Tim Tams are friggin awesome. We often stick em in the fridge down here or they melt in our stupidly hot weather 👍
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  3607. Thanks for sharing my video 💛
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  3608. Porsche's of that area were all difficult to drive fast. and RUF while they made them faster, there was limitations, (Explaned bit later) Porsche is even to this day slightly difficult to drive on the limit. You will get understeer, unless you manage your weight (Brake, acceleration, and steering) correctly. They turn in usually quite easily, Especially under a light braking, This is due to the front end being so light. How ever the trade off is, that while the front is happy to respond to drivers steering input, The rear end being so heavy, does not want to change it's direction of travel. The result is "snap oversteer" Where the rear end whips around very swiftly, and pretty much without warning. If we compare that to say, C4 Corvette, The Corvette is very predictable, it will understeer always, and in every situation, unless you intentionally try to slide it. The driver in the video compensates that behavior by intentionally sliding the car, in places where he suspects that the rear would most likely snap loose. RUF had no ABS, Traction control, or any other driver aids. While the technology existed, it was in it's infancy, it was relatively heavy, and good driver could outperform those aids. Therefore It's all driver / car synergy. Tires at the time. The grip level back in those days were notably lower. If you would by cheapest possible off-brand tires, They would most likely outperform the best brand tires of 80's
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  3609. That was quite likely a Huge Transformer . A 200 + tonne Solid Block of Iron and Copper . And then there's the weight of the Transport Dolly as well .
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  3610. Congratulations mate. 🎉👏. I couldn't think of a more deserving bloke and his young family! Love your work. Now we aim for the next milestone. All you man. Love from Straya 🇭🇲🍺🎉
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  3611. A YouTuber that actually uses his truck.
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  3612. Most famous British car brands are now co-owned by other car companies BMW owns Rolls-Royce and Mini. RR used BMW's engines and uses iDrive infotainment system VAG Group owns Bentley. Continental GT is built on the same platform as Porsche Panamera Tata Motors owns Jaguar and Land Rover Geely owns Lotus. Lotus' new EV SUV Eletre and EV sedan Emeya share nothing with Lotus but name. All Lotus ICE cars are/were produced in UK, but these EV's are produced in China Stellantis owns Vauxhall Mini doesn't only have Cooper. There are also Countryman and Clubman. They're built on BMW FWD platform as some entry level BMW's (1 series, 2 series. X1, X2). Basically all Mini's are rebodied FWD BMW's Morgan are built brand new but look old Noble M400 (not in the picture) was sold as Rossion Q1 in US after Rossion acquired rights to the Noble M400 chassis. Noble M600 (in picture) uses Volvo V8 form XC90 TVR had lots of cars in last century and 2000s. The car in picture in Griffith. It was first showed in 2017, but prouction still hasn't started Lister are now mostly aftermarket tuner company, but in 20th century they produced race cars Ultima that you know (from the logo) is GTR or Evolution. Ultima in the picture is RS, basically 2nd gen of GTR. They use mostly LS V8's Caterham's are direct evolution of Lotus Seven Vauxhall's after 1980 are just rebadged Opel's. Nothing spectacular. But before 1980 are very different cars. GM bought Vauxhall in 1925 Those modern MG's are chinese made and most of them are only sold in China. MG before 2006 were made in Britain.
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  3613. Another classic was no one ever believed me that AC/DC is an Aussie band.
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  3614. I lived on a farm in nsw and we would leave our phones in a bag on top of the windmill and every hour or so, one of us would climb the bloody thing to check messages. Or a mate found that if you stand on this little rocky hill and throw your fhone in the air 3 or 4 times(and catch it 3 or 4 times) you would hear it beep and check your messages.😂
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  3615. You could Live stream lamb grill on Australia day.
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  3616. Give the term "Shitting Bricks " a whole new meaning.
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  3617. We will get through this, just got to do what we can and help those who can't help themselves, appreciate your support mate
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  3618. Fun video, lots of giggles. You're on your way to becoming a legend. I was a bit shocked you didn't know a Kookaburra when you saw one, but hey, it was a good effort all round.
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  3619. About 15 years ago I met an American Couple on holidays, we had a great time and became friends but one night we were just having general banter and he just came out with how he couldn't get his head around the fact that America supplies the whole planet with electricity, I asked him what he was talking about and he replied that America invented electricity and so they now send electric to every other country around the world... I was absolutely dumbfounded 🤣🤣
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  3620. Valiant Chargers everything from VH to CL are absolutely awesome and underrated beasts my favorite Aussie muscle car well equal favorite with the torana SLR5000 thanks for all these Reactions IWrocker.
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  3621. If you want to learn pronunciation, I recommend "15 German brands YOU pronounce WRONG!" by Feli from Germany.
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  3622. "Červený Jelen", "Dva kohouti" and "Kantýna" are absolutely amazing places in Prague. If you happen to find yourself in Prague, I strongly recommend these places. They are not tourist traps unlike some pubs in the center, but they are packed with locals. Fair prices given the quality of beer/food.
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  3623. Now you understand why small cars are popular in Europe? :D
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  3624. It's funny because of the specific northern dialect. When he says he is pissed off it sounds funny in Norwegian because of the dialect. So i guess its more funny for Norwegians
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  3625. 8:29 and you probably don't know what administrative building is to the right - it is Tatra Centrum with Tatra banka in it 😂 And it's not even a joke.
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  3626. You need to put that map on the wall and somehow mark each place that you get mail or where your Aussie "mates" are from. First on the list...me...lol, Sharon Bendigo Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ Hello to you and your family. Love Pedro's enthusiasm for Australia too. Stay safe all and take care.
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  3627. German Paramedic here. I can give you a live tour across our station, show you our emergency vehicles and explain something. We have more than ten different vehicles from emergency medical services to command vehicles, big trucks and much more.
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  3628. when someones in trouble...always count on an Aussie to lend a hand...and expect nothing but a thanks or a hand shake in return..its just how we are wired... the rest of the world could learn a thing or 2 from us
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  3629. "Chilly Bin" as an alternative for Esky or Cooler is derived from New Zealand slang. NZ also refer to Thongs as "Jandals" - originally a marketing name as they were derived from Japanese Sandles (zōri), and Kiwis refer to a thong as a type of skimpy underwear. There are a lot of slang terms here that are derived or common to UK slang, UK English and NZ slang.
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  3630. Only a former f1 driver can show up dressed like that and so casually drive a crazy race car
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  3631. The new rally cars are a LOT faster than Group B rally cars. The evolution not only in engines, but in suspensions and chasis is incredible.
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  3632. aw yeah, Stuntpegg is such a good channel. if you want to know about football culture in the UK, she's the one to watch.
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  3633. My experience with dodging magpies, wait at a safe distance and wait for someone else to come along. When they are being attacked run for it, survival of the fittest dude.
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  3634. @IWrocker Ian reacting to Sabine Schmidtz's Nurburgring records would be an amazing experience! R. I. P. Sabine Schmidtz.
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  3635. Simon Whistler has to have the busiest voice on YouTube. Multiple channels with him as the narrator/host with content being pumped out almost daily. Oh, and the bridge? A stunning piece of architecture.
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  3636. Been here a few times. I get nervous just watching them from the viewing platform. Just down the road is Ubirr which is also an amazing place. Ubirr hosts some of the world’s most outstanding rock art and is one of the reasons for Kakadu’s dual World Heritage status. The paintings document ancient human interaction with the environment. A few galleries have an extra element of intrigue with some of the first interactions with non-Aboriginal people recorded.
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  3637. In Spain it is forbidden to patrol alone, so you will always find two police officers in cars
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  3638. Never been so happy to watch some one open a box of treats on YouTube. You are the best Ian. Enjoy the lollies and chockies.. you're a top bloke 👍
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  3639. With utes.. the “bed” in Australia.. isn’t ute.. it’s a tray. The ute is the vehicle.. it has a tray instead of a boot, or “trunk” in sedans
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  3640. each steering wheel is custom to the driver. Hamilton 2020 spa qualifying is a wicked lap
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  3641. How good is the onboard camera and audio! So proud of the Bathurst culture and mutual respect between teams.
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  3642. Kimi and his water bottle is hilarious...Worth looking for.
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  3643. This is freakin' hillarious! 😂😂😂😂 can't believe you thought Police and Amy Winehouse were American! 😂😂😂 great reaction video!
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  3644. You also gotta remember that this road is in the outback, so you gotta watch out for the wildlife that can run out onto the road like kangaroos, emus, snakes, camels, water buffalo and others as well.
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  3645. Some price fluctuations in fruit and veg can be due to local conditions. For instance, the recent flooding we've had has destroyed our years harvest of lettuce, so when it is available, its really expensive. It's gotten to the point where some fast food chains are using cabbage instead The alcohol restrictions on Good Friday are just annoying. You can go inside a pub and buy a beer, but you can't buy a bottle to take home. Some outback areas are dry which is what I think they're referring to. Alcohol has done a lot of damage to some aboriginal communities, and the government has decided that making these areas dry is the best way to help them. It's a bit controversial
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  3646. I read German, I click.
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  3647. All of the U’s in Kununurra, are pronounced as the u in under.
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  3648. 147 break is really impressive. Next you should watch a more normal frame with tactical shots and safety shots. That's when things get interesting.
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  3649. there used to be a track in the village I grew up in, but now the area where it was is now just a corner on a race track. As for what's happening, it is a race. But you may have noticed some cars with matching paint jobs, these are teams. Teams in banger racing will have cars that try to win the race and cars that help them by crashing other cars out.
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  3650. Can we all just take a moment to doff our caps to the sales slogan “the best 4x4xfar”. 😊
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  3651. Im just here for the comments about the wrong glass use 😂 already saw a few crying belgen hehe
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  3652. I have owned rotaries with standard and ported race type motors. The thing that hooked me was the feel of never ending power mixed with noise.
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  3653. the 1.5dci engine owned by Renault is used by Dacia, Nissan, infiniti and Mercedes. I put over 650 thousand kilometres on my Renault Fluence, never once gave me any problems
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  3654. Rally Finland, one of the craziest rally of the season with high-speed turns, high jumps and a lot of trees. Here rolling or crashing is quite common, Colin McRae even managed to roll 7 times here in 1993 with the Legacy and still managed to restart the car and go on. The Ford you mention is the new Ford Puma Rally 1 with a brand new 1600cc 4 cylinders engine combined with an electric engine so yes, now even rallies have hybrid cars. Actually I prefer the dear old 2000's Racing Puma that competed in the S1600, a class that now doesn't exist anymore, but still the livery is a really good one, I love it, and the car shape looks good for me but hey, anyone has his/her own tastes right? The one you didn't recognized it's "simply" a Peugeot 208 R2, the previous junior category for rally. That car should have a 1600 or 1800cc, now I don't actually remember, and like 175-180bhp of power and is FWD so ye, perfect to learn how to be competitive on rallies. Anyway, there are a lot of 1990's-1980's footages from a channel called "Passats de Canto" and from another one called "VHS Rally". I suggest you to also check out some season review from the official WRC channel where you can see the highlights from the entire season 2000 or 2003 and more :)
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  3655. Try Pilsner Urquell if you want a good Czech beer. That one is one of the most famous in Europe and usually brewed in Plzn, Czechia where the name Pilsner gets it name from.
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  3656. Gotta remember, this was in the same era as the Hoover Dam (construction started 1930), and the Sydney Harbour Bridge (commenced 1923). And only a decade after WW1.
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  3657. Track is the 90's/2000's Van Drenthe, or better known as TT Assen Circuit, home of the Dutch TT e.t.c.. Originally 4.75miles/7.8km to the lap was used in its long form until the mid 1950's when they started chopping it down into shorter & shorter versions... You can try ALL 3 or 4 variations of the track on rfactor, of course... ;) :v https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TT_Circuit_Assen
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  3658. Scrolling through comments looking for anything negative… nup, 100% positive feedback. Impressive, you’ve found a nice niche here. Aussies love being told how awesome we are.
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  3659. just checked, there are dozens of old (80-99) Volvos (with papers) under $1000 in Hungary right now
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  3660. Paying for €0 banknotes is no different from paying for stamps that will go into an album. All souvenirs etc cost money.
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  3661. Ian, I am so happy my ideas of a typical American are wrong, and have been for a good while thanks to IWrocker. What you have done here is just too good, and unexpected. All the best to you and your family.
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  3662. LEGO, is put together from the two danish words "Leg Godt" (Play Well).
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  3663. I have eaten high quality food in Boston. In fact, that's all I ate while there. But I was given to understand that they have quality food, which is less common, and then all the bad stuff which most people buy. The difference is that here in Europe, there are serious standards on what can be produced and imported. So unless there has been some contraband food creeping up some markets, all EU food is exceptionally good compared to most other places
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  3664. An ambulance paying a toll? Good grief
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  3665. I feel like a proud Aunty watching Emma and Andrew. I can't believe how quickly they are growing up 🥰 And a huge thanks to my fellow Aussies who have sent stuff. The Milo Kit Kats are now my favourite 😆
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  3666. Australia's channel 7 network were the originators of car cam, Introduces in 1979 Hardie-Ferodo 1000 race at Mount Panorama. Then American audiences were first introduced to RaceCam at NASCAR's 1979 Daytona 500 after the Aussies moved to the states and formed Broadcast Sports Technology Inc. The first time a live onboard camera was used in a Formula One race was at the 1985 German Grand Prix.
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  3667. You can't sustain really high speeds unless your car is a fuel tank on wheels. Flat out, you'd run out of juice long before the next servo.
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  3668. I somehow get the feeling that if ever you come to Europe it will be the least expensive vacation ever - No hotel room or sightseeing itinery needed, just the flight and a chair near a busy street, where you can watch traffic go by 🙂
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  3669. I don't know if you're into video games, but if you'd like to experience something like this, I highly recommend Euro Truck Simulator 2. Some of the drop-offs in the game can be pretty tricky as well and are a good representation of what you might come across in Europe. My favourite are probably the ones where you have to turn into a gate that is barely wide enough for the truck to fit through - and then you still need to get yourself straight enough so that ther trailer doesn't hit it.
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  3670. There are several more safety features than mentioned like taktile ones to identify fake notes easier in everyday life (like a cashier at rush hour...). The different sizes helps vision impaired people to identify a certain bank note.
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  3671. Australia: messing with people from other countries all day.. we discovered that we could say anything even if it's rediculous and foreigners would believe anything.
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  3672. I seriously gotta go down to the shop and buy the 5 different types of tim tams for ya. Black Forrest is pretty good.. So is double coat tim tams. And they aren't cookies. They are biscuits
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  3673. "Dead set legends" Sounding more aussie all the time. Happy Australia Day🇦🇺
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  3674. The Renault 9 was sold as AMC-Renault Alliance in the USA.
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  3675. Good one, Ian. Everyone knows Independence day is a movie, you aint gonna trick us.
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  3676. They can be seen in every village in Slovakia :D .
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  3677. Fun fact: In Germany, we also call the accelerator "Gaspedal".
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  3678. You got super excited Ian at the mention of the ginger beer😁 The gang up in Bundaberg should reach out and make you their U.S. ambassador 😎
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  3679. That lifted axle you asked about can be lowered to better distribute the weight. But since it's unpowered, you don't really want to lower it on off-road sections as it will severely reduce your traction.
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  3680. At the end there, that was Jules Bianchi, Charles Leclerc's cousin (photo before Senna), who lost control during horrid conditions and crashed into a bloody tractor recovering another car, while under yellow flag conditions. It makes me so fkn angry that we saw nearly the same thing happen this year at the same GP.
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  3681. Some Boags draught (Tasmanian) ads are a good laugh too. And it's great to see at least 1 American that understands Foster's beer isn't a big thing here Lol 👍
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  3682. "Gracias" 😂😂😂😂😂😂 (Italian word for Thank you is "Grazie" - very different pronunciation). Reminds me of a Mr Bean movie where he replies the same word after a girl tells his French is good.
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  3683. Bet he didn't do "a" burnout, bet that falcon has bashed the limiter every single time its left that house for the last year.
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  3684. Hello Earthlings! Findalordian calling! And we speak Finlandishis so I am sorry if you do not understand me. We are located at "the Nordagordian Land" here in Europolitariana. We are so far away, that we have to use the "underwater bridge" to get out of here. "Great" video, thanks. Best Regards from Finland! Ps. "the Happiest Country in the World", 6th time now on a row. All the Nordagordian Lands were in top 7. :trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  3685. Many years ago, my local bakery used to bake all through the night. They'd switch the lights off in the shop, but leave the door unlocked for those "in the know" to buy whatever had just been baked. Sometimes a queue would form in the darkened shop, with a strange mixture of night-shift cops and young stoners with "the munchies"! We'd all studiously ignore each other (knowing exactly what the score was), waiting for a tray of steaming meat pies or whatever to appear from the back.
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  3686. Even F1 guys have HUGE respect for these guys, they're just on a different level! 🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
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  3687. The USA is so weird that it doesn't sound me crazy at all that you don't have this kind of mandatory inspections.
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  3688. Pedro is right, you guys need smaller glasses, especially thinner walled ones. at this point I'd say a regular waterglass is better than those big ones. although the middle one is a generic Weizen glass so it fit's for that. you could google the glasses and see how close you get with what you have at home: bigger white wine glasses for the pilsners, red for the belgians, and water glasses are always game... all of these have their special glasses and it's a world to explore. different sizes, artwork, shapes... my parents collected Bitburger and special edition Kölsch glasses. that wall had quite some pretty ones and I'm still convinced you can taste a difference between the shapes.
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  3689. As a french, i consider this roundabout has Hell on Earth for every drivers, Add the fact that Parisians are maniacs on the road, I Rather drive full speed in my littles mountains roads by night than going Place de l'étoile with my car ! Btw thoses crazy highway snakes in USA are scary as hell for me, looks like you can miss an exit, lost yourself and end up at Las Vegas when you wanted to go to LA
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  3690. Yay Slovakia! :) Since you like mountains, I'm sure you'll absolutely love the Tatra mountains! If I may suggest, look up video "Slovak porters - The last in Europe" by DW dokumentary, it's in english I bet you'll love it! Cheers from Slovakia!
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  3691. I love how this beer project brings the whole family together. .-)
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  3692. Bush Mechanics 2001 ‧ Documentary It's crazy aboriginals fixing very broken cars 😂
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  3693. Who was holding the Camera? Darth Vather?
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  3694. Love to see the difference in driving on multi-lane roads between Europe en de US. US drivers tend to pick one lane and stick to it until their exit. In Europe, in most places, it's mandatory to stay in the most right lane and you are only allowed to use the left one when overtaking or when the road divides itself. You will even be fined for unnecessary left-lane driving. Here in the Netherlands, it will cost you €220,- ($235,-) And of course, in the UK it's the other way around.
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  3695. More are on the way brother. Sent you a big box of Aussie snacks. Hopefully it reaches you soon!!
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  3696. Have you seen the cars Tatra used to make? Rear mounted air cooled V8s, ultra high tech for their time, very aerodynamic.
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  3697. Haha, nah - if you get Melbourne right we will forgive everything else. Also, G'day mate is genuinely the correct way to address anyone.
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  3698. For a really good truck vs car comparison, look for DAF vs Peugeot 405 - Paris-Dakar 1988. A short clip, but a memorable moment in Dakar history.
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  3699. I can't believe you're here hahahaha. I watch all your videos. You have good taste in YouTube channels 😂😂😂
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  3700. fun fact all the bridges are real as a dutch chad artist was like i like these lets make them irl so now we have small bridges to the design of the euro notes so yes they are real now lol
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  3701. My opinion is that manual is best
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  3702. Vauxhall is only sold in the UK, mainly for historical reasons. The car at 2:16 is a Vauxhall Insignia, which is a Opel Insignia in the rest of Europe, and it is a Buick Regal in the US. Since the Peugeot/Citroen/Fiat merger called "Stellantis" has bought Opel from General Motors, I suspect the Insignia to be replaced soon. If it ever will be replaced in Europe at all, because that market segment is dropping steadily over here. The UK livery is very visible and distinctive: white and blue are police, white and green is some medical service and red and yellow is the fire department. The red and green car at 2:59 is an "Advanced Trauma Team" car, see it as a rapid response team. Sirens are really really loud in the UK, but they sound extra loud because it has a very sharp and pulsing sound signature, more than in the USA. The fire truck at 6:11 doesn't have this sharpness in the sound, it doesn't sound that loud.
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  3703. When he says "Now more than ever I just want one" he's referring to Holdens long time tag line they used in all their advertising across the range "I just want one!"
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  3704. The houses on one side of the Street in my English village, were built in the 1500's. All the old stuff is on the other side 😁
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  3705. 1:40 In most of Europe all blue is Police/EMT/Firefighting, while orange is construction and municipal stuff (like the trash trucks), and yellow is the breakdown-service (like AAA in the US). A reason for the variety in cars is that most police cars over here are leased, so they get made, get adapted to Police service, and after 2 years or so the police-stuff (lights, radio, decals, trunk-insert) is removed and they're sold off. It's why they're silver, too, it's a popular color on the used market. 2:55 If they'd run the siren constantly it would "blend in" and people would notice less. Using it in bursts "startles" a bit and gets more attention. 4:19 "Atemschutz" means "breathing protection". That truck is used in larger incidents to swap out/restock the oxygen supply/masks of the firefighters, both during long incidents and afterwards so they can go from one call to the next. 6:00 That's not the "cage", there's no separation from the backseat. The netting you see keeps stuff in the trunk from going forwards in an accident. 8:20 If you want to see some crazy police cars check out "TuneIt Save", it's a campaign in Germany that, every year, presents one high-end tuning car as a police car. Although those obviously don't get used in service.
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  3706. Remember that when Aborigines used the hunting boomerang, there were no rabbits in Australia. They were hunting much slower native animals. This guy is good.
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  3707. Definitely need more promite. It's not as strong as Vegemite so you can put a fair bit more on
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  3708. Slovakia’s on my travel wish list (not necessarily for the emergency vehicles 😅). Love the these compact clean cities with amazing historical architecture. One day. Btw, it’s 5 in the morning here so it’s officially AUSTRALIA DAY! Happy Australia Day Ian and your lovely family. You can celebrate today with us and tomorrow as well if you like. I did try to buy lamb this week but the smallest cutlet was the price of a small car, possibly a Skoda. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  3709. Bunnings is so cool, if the hubby goes, the wives go too.........straight to the garden section. However one day when I went with my hubby I went to the tools with him and a fantastic tool box took my my eye💖💖💖! My hubby got the tools he wanted and a few more extras, he was really happy, thinking he had a good score. 😃😃😃Then I went to the tool chest section and bought the one I fell in love with. It is 6 ft long and 3 ft wide. Stainless steel draws on one side, and sliding doors on the other side with a wooden bench top. It took 4 grown men to get it into my sewing room. (We did have to take some doors off too plus we had to turn it on its side as well) it is beautiful, a sight to behold! Bunnings Warehouse a paradise of new ways to use men's tools. Funny thing is, my hubby rarely says he's going to Bunnings anymore.....he waits until I am out of the house and gone shopping for groceries.🤣 For those men out there that think he got a short deal, he has a $10,000 lathe, and all sorts of goodies he needs for his woodturning. So he's not really been jipped.
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  3710. I think I often get the impression of the management culture of American companies that they can only make the business run by pushing the man on the floor until he is 5 feet under. I don't think that's a good way to run a business in the long run. Your employees should be something you invest in, so that they get better and thus also contribute to keeping the business competitive in the long term, instead of running them down and throwing them away as waste.
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  3711. Hi Ian, we had some American friends over from Oregon last week and we stumbled across a blue ringed octopus while walking in the rock pools. They were horrified to learn it was one of the deadliest marine animals in the world!!
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  3712. Hi Ian . I have been to many of the truck races here in Perth (Barbagello race way) . I was lucky enough to cart some of the trucks from Melbourne to Perth a few times. In group A as far as I know they can shave the truck weight down to 6tons metric. And HP up to around 1200hp. In the light weights Isuzu’s they weigh around 3 tons and have about 450hp . If you look closely behind the cab is a tank for water , these trucks run water cooled disc brakes.
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  3713. I did drive Cupra Formentor (rental one) several times and it was absolute joy to drive. Both performance and the interior design and features were fantastic.
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  3714. This list seems to be in the last few years, Australia had a law that all government vehicles had to be Aussie made. However when they stopped making cars that law went out the window. Since then you see all makes of cars. Several cars you wound be stunned to see. - Q cars. - Candy Pursuit cars both original pink coloured cars to the modern bright metallic colours. - Specific unmarked cars like the old Rally Spec Subaru WRX's. - Various 4WD Toyota's and others found in regional area's. - Pursuit. - Highway Patrol. - Interceptors. Lots of different cars.
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  3715. I’d still rank the Australian SAS above any other force in the world
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  3716. You should set up a go fund me to fly you out! I'd love to contribute and i'm sure your fans would want to see you in these places
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  3717. Maybe they get confused with Austria. But as an Aussie I can declare that we actually speak our own language, its Strayian because we are from Straya.
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  3718. Honestly, a kart would probably be a good start that's lots of fun for anyone interested in ever getting a rush of speed, and they're relatively common compared to coming across the opportunity to drive an actual open wheeler, so maybe you could try karting and get an idea on how it feels to drive and race :)
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  3719. With all your supporters from over here you'll have a never ending supply of timtams from now on
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  3720. Watch their driving from onboard, you can see their turning their wheel way before they even get to the turns. Insane precision driving is the key here!!
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  3721. If you think this is crazy check out the audi R8/R10 they where extremely dominant and is the reason why Peugeot went diesel
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  3722. It's a shame that the red cordial exploded evidently Jennifer was so careful in packing her box, I would say either someone certainly did not handle with care or as you and Dani theorized it broke in the plane, which is a rotten shame hopefully you could clean those things that needed cleaning especially those books.
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  3723. I am from Germany, over here roundabouts are veeery common, thus we learn how to use them from the getgo while we are doing our license. They are easy to use and increase the traffic flow, I like them a lot
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  3724. Heineken is usually considered bitter piss by many in the Netherlands, great for export to countries where their beer is even pissier. 😉
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  3725. I can highly recommend you to learn more about Kubica's story. He was one of the top drivers in his generation, but suffered nearly fatal crash at the rally in Italy. He came back to motorsport, and participated in WRC. After all he made a comback to F1, after 8 years break, but in very uncompetitive car. Scored only 1 point in German GP. In my opinion one of the most wasted talents in F1 history. There's not too much videos about Kubica on YT, but this one in quite good: https://youtu.be/zI15almq9Xo
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  3726. 03:55 this is what you need in Europe instead of a big truck. Fits everything you need to load and fits within the narrow streets 😉
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  3727. Not mad about the fact that Tim Tams are being copied, that’s how good they are. But I love the long-ass name for the Trader Joe’s version. It’s an essay.
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  3728. You've got the kind of love and passion for Australia that most Aussies take for granted. I'm sure there's tens of thousands of people here that would like to show you some local spots if you guys decide to come. Love what you do, goodonya mate!
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  3729. There is a reason for it. Its not just "ryanair is bad" there is a legitimate reason for the landing to be that hard (or firm as it called in the business) Ryanair operate 737 exclusively. 800 and max 8 to be specific. The 737 is a very old aircraft and it was designed in the day everything should be accessed from the ground. The result of that is that the landing gears are really short and stubby (But also very very strong). All other airliners on the market have long seek landing gears and sit very tall over the runway. There is something called ground effect. Its a effect that increase lift when the plane get close to the ground. This is excellent for planes like the A320 that have tall landing gears, because when it comes in to landing the ground effect dampens the impact. For 737 due to the gears being so short, the ground effect dampens the landing before the gears hit the ground. So the pilot have to force the aircraft throw the ground effect and pretty much put it down by force. This is true for all 737, and if you watch videos of other 737 landings, they are all pretty hard. (or firm) But there are some reason why Ryanair landings are even harder. * You have to pay for every kg of luggage, making it so passenger traveler with very little or hardly any luggage. * The seats are known to be absolute minimum size. This typically make this airline more popular with people that effectively are smaller. Also popular with student due to the low price, and families with 2-12 year old children * Ryanair flights are usually quite short and in very dense European setting. They need very little spare fuel, and bring very little spare fuel. So the aircraft are incredibly light on landing * Ryanair uses specially the 737-max8 that have the same wing as the max 10, but is much lighter (more ground effect, less weight). So the pilot really need to force it down. One more factor. Nobody want to work for RyanAir, specially not the pilots. So with out the 1500 hour rule of USA, RyanAir can lock pilots into a 5 year contact in exchange for part of the pilot training cost. Then they work for 5 years for pretty much slave wages (well for pilots). Of cause, when the pilot finished those year, they can fly with any other European company and get a hefty lift in pay. But the long and short of it, is that Ryan pilots are pretty much always fresh of fight school.. Despite that is worth saying that Ryan got a excellent safety record and they are one of the, if not the largest operator of 737.
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  3730. I’m looking at this and thinking. ‘Ian is never going to fit in there.’ Always love your enthusiasm, man. Always brings a smile to my face.
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  3731. I'm from Switzerland, and here you can occasionally see Dodge Durango SUVs and RAM Trucks, however, they are quite rare. Generally, classic American sports cars or muscle cars are very hard to find, but they do exist.
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  3732. 2:40 Toyota Corolla ex Carlos Sainz 3:14 Opel Corsa 4:30 Stratos is power by a V6 from Ferrari (Dino) 6:13 Piaggio Ape 10:54 Fiat 126 11:09 205 t16 (Pikes Peak version)
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  3733. The wizz fizz should have small shovels in them to eat the sherbet with.
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  3734. “Pure adrenaline in the most respectful form” is the best description for it. I'd say the most powerful Haka I've seen is this one of the New Zealand Army 2nd/1st Battalion farewelling their fallen mates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xI6TRTBZUMM&t=60s
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  3735. German University car park in the seventies and eighties: a 2CV was the students’ car if the parents were teachers, architects or artists. The others drove beetles. The kids of lawyers and doctors had a Porsche 356 or 914. No Opel Mantas, although they’re pretty collectible nowadays. But the 2CV was the only car where a 6’8 could sit comfortably. And then it was a pretty silent ride, because the guy’s knees levelled his ears 😂 If you want to learn more about Citroen check out Jay Leno’s video on the Citroen DS.
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  3736. Bro! I absolutely love your enthusiasm for different motorsports and your understanding of how hard it is to rally at full commitment. Really enjoy your videos mate!
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  3737. The corks on the hat are to help keep flies off your face. Although people don’t wear them anymore, they actually do a pretty good job. Also, spare a thought for the people making them - they have to drink 12 bottles of wine per hat.
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  3738. Entree is french. It means to literally enter your dining experience.
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  3739. We don't have a tipping culture in Australia because the minimum wage and conditions for servers are much higher. It is expected that the price includes everything and that good service is expected not rewarded. We do have tip jars at places like coffee shops where you might put your change, or you might round up the price and just say 'keep the change"
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  3740. I can tell you, what's said behind closed doors about americans is far rawer lol (but i think that goes for other countries etc as well)
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  3741. Love your reactions………..UK driver here, honestly, I’ve had 3 BMW diesels and 2 Mercedes diesels over the past 25 years and I’ve NEVER had a problem starting the engines on cold, icy or wintery mornings, they’ve been superbly reliable and just the same as the 2 BMW petrol and 1 Mercedes petrol powered cars I’ve had as well………all purchased from new and all company cars BTW………😊
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  3742. I sneezed 🤧 lmao 🤣
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  3743. We grew up on Lamb. Either Roast leg or Chops. It is my favorite meat. Sam does an annual mega Lamb ad for every Australia day. They are all different, edgy and fucking hilarious. Keep em coming mate.
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  3744. The first skyline you saw was Perth, Western Australia, I’m pretty sure during an Australia Day public holiday hence the flags.
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  3745. In the UK we have white plates up front and yellow at the back. They are both reflective as a safety measure, but the rear yellow plate reflects brighter.
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  3746. I actually got my first car when rhonda and katut ads first came out and since it was a HONDA i named it RHONDA after her and i still joke about finding katut for rhonda & me 😂
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  3747. Prost from Austria, hope you enjoyed it. Great choice of beers btw, they pretty much cover the 3 core beer types of germany. Yet I recommend you trying a "Bock" or "Zwickl" beer. Great content keep it up!
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  3748. The company Mammoet (pronounce as Mammoot) originates from the Netherlands. They are active worldwide now including the US as well, and are the largest specialist company in exceptional transport and lifting operations. But they do a lot of smaller work as well, I work on a weekly basis with these guys and equipment used for lifting at the chemical plant I'm employed at ranges from simple 250kg chain hoists to large 1000 tonne cranes. The ramp the load, a heavy transformer, went over was a helper bridge because the proper bridge under it is not strong enough to carry the load of several hundreds of tonnes. The rally truck is a Renault.
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  3749. correct, we also have that in norway
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  3750. When the F1 championship started in 1950, the engine choices were 1.5 litre supercharged or 4.5 litre unsupercharged. The winning cars early on were Alfa Romeo with a 1.5 litre straight eight and Ferrari 1.5 litre V12. By the time the British Racing Motors ( BRM ) V16 got sorted out the formula changed to 2.5 litre without a supercharger. So the expensive development of the BRM engine was largely wasted. Later Cooper cars with Jack Brabham and Bruce McLaren driving showed the importance of good handling and low frontal area by moving to mid engined and less costly race cars. The even used an engine designed to power fire fighting water pumps by Coventry Climax. Enzo Ferrari hated that English cars practically made in garages , as he called it , could beat his racing factory cars.
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  3751. If you can ever come across a classic NZ iconic movie from 1981 called "Goodbye Pork Pie" you'll see some classic police vehicles & just the range of cars on the road at the time. Its a classic movie, highly recommended.
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  3752. 6:01 EVERYBODY is driving WAY TOO FAST in the thick fog there. When you see as little as here, even 30 mph is still dangerously fast.
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  3753. Ian, your Czech pronounciation is really good - I really do like your videos and noticed that in your Tatra's and Škoda's ones. My experience is that almost every American is not able to pronounce 'ch' letter, ususally they say 'k'. And 'ŕ' letter is difficult for many Czechs as well :) We have a nice word řeřicha (garden cress), it is good for training :)
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  3754. Another shining example of Australian generosity!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  3755. Nat is an Aussie Treasure - as well as being an awesome cook and instructor in the process of cooking :)
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  3756. Check out Pink Floyd, Genesis, The Who, Foreigner, Peter Gabriel, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Sex pistols, The Clash, all British. And so many more.
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  3757. Last time I was in America I did something silly….. in Australia a “large” meal from a fast food outlet comes with a decent and amount of chips and drink. About 600ml roughly. I ordered a meal from Wendy’s and the asked me if I wanted regular or large and I looked at them funny and said “large, of course”. The next thing I knew I was holding a BUCKET of Dr Pepper, gobsmacked….it took me two days to drink it all!
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  3758. The slang name for V3S is "Vejtřaska" which could be translated roughly as Shake-it-out. Probably because all of the bouncing around when going through the rough terrain.
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  3759. Boomerangs - the shape and thickness depends on the purpose of the boomerang and the prey that you are targeting. The first ones are made for birds and small animals and will return if you miss the target (if you throw it right). The second thicker one will not return and it is made for bigger animals.
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  3760. Loved how your little Emma was dancing as she ate. A sure sign she approved of all the chocolates. 😄 Can’t wait to see your reaction videos when you guys are actually here experiencing Australia. 😎🇦🇺 You might not want to leave 😬
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  3761. The humidity gets to me more than the heat
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  3762. Im german so i take beer seriously. Chech beer is generally pretty good and Budweiser is absolutely top tier. I can really recommend it.
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  3763. The gear shifter is indeed "that thing coming out from the dashboard". There's a very good video, made by an American, explaining every quirk of that car, including the shifter. The name of the video is: The Citroen 2CV Looks Like A Snail & Drives Like A Water Bed But Here’s Why It’s Awesome by TFLclassics Jump to 9:00 on that video for the shifter.
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  3764. if the goalkeeper stayed on the goal line, he would show the striker more space in front of the goal. Then the goalkeeper has to cover more of the goal. But if the goalkeeper runs towards the striker, then he has less time (more stress) and above all less space from the goal where he can shoot. This also means that the goalkeeper has less to guard (they also say ‘make the goal as small as possible’)
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  3765. On Polish license plate that sticker in the middle means that this plate is legal, and it's been legalized by Polish DMV. When this sticker will fall, or will get damaged or destroyed, plate has to be legalize again.
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  3766. Rally Portugal is a gravel rally, drivers know what they're going to be up against when they come here. That's why many of them consider it to be one of the toughest rallies in the calendar. Oh, and about your pronunciation of Matosinhos: it was very close but not quite. I saw you struggled with the "nh" sound but since you know a bit of Spanish, it has the same sound as the "ñ" in Spanish. 🙂
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  3767. Dont forget the AFL GRAND FINAL IS ON THIS WEEKEND AND REMEMBER AUSTRALIA IS A 13HRS AHEAD
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  3768. Ian you might like to look at the Royal Flying Doctor Service which has serviced the outback for 90 years
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  3769. 4:00 The Piaggio Ape is definitely something for a video! (And someone Hayabusa swapped one too)
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  3770. Hey Ian Marcus here hope you liked the shout out mate!! Always happy to share the beautiful XD with everyone. Love the fact you know so much about Aussie race cars. Cheers Brother You have a new follower. 🤘🏻
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  3771. In Germany, car chases are pretty rare exceptions. Police are to avoid them if possible due to their high risks to third parties and themselves. If there are cars running from the police, the next helicopter squadron gets alerted and launches a heli to track the running car and guide in other police vehicles to intercept it. The top speed of high end cars may exceed helicopter's top speeds, but even on the Autobahn, cars hardly ever can keep up full speed for long. In real life terms, cars have no chance of outrunning the police helicopters. That's why such faster police cars like the one shown in your video here are rather rare. Most are minivan-types nowadays. They win no races but hold loads of room for equipment and bad guys. 🙃
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  3772. Do they actually play ads live at the stadium?? Wow, Australians hate ads. Culturally Loving an annual display of elaborate corporate ads is the most American thing I've ever heard.
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  3773. The company was founded by engineer André Gustave Citroën (February 5, 1878 – July 3, 1935), who during a trip through Poland acquired a patent for a method of manufacturing a machine for machining crown gears. The brand's logo shows the crown mesh.
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  3774. The majority of our signs over here in Australia are very similar to your own. However our speed limit signs are the same as the rest of the world. I think it has something to do with metric speeds. Prior to 1972, when we went metric, our speed limit signs were the same as yours are.
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  3775. The best Aussie coke was way back in the 70'swhen it came in steel cans with the ring pulls. Had a real bite to it. When they changed it to aluminium it was (and still is) woeful in comparison. Totally lost its bite. The glass bottles are the way to go these days.
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  3776. Fun fact: In Germany, what you call preschool is Kindergarten, and what you call kindergarten is Vorschule - literally „preschool“.
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  3777. This is so that trams are not delayed. They are mainly in the Melbourne CBD. The way that I would explain it is: 1) You can't make a right turn due to the tram. 2) Without hook turns you would instead take a left hand turn, chuck a u-turn, and then go through the intersection. 3) You do the same as 2 in a hook turn, except that you join at the head of the queue of cars waiting at the red light instead of at the end of the queue. So you move left to clear the left hand lane for cars behind to go straight through and wait in front of the cars stopped at the red light. You then wait until the light changes and you get a green on the cross street. You then turn right onto that street.
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  3778. Mate, you've gotta show that to the whole family. The kids will love it
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  3779. We had an ID (cheaper version of DS) when I was a kid in the early 60s, one built in Slough. I've had lots of Citroëns since and still have one of the last hydropneumatic cars that Citroën built (C5 Tourer). Nothing moves you like a Citroën. I've wanted a DS again since my old man sold the ID. I just love the rear end, so Paris, but you really need to be sat in it to appreciate it. Oh, have a look at the Citroën SM.
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  3780. About 20 years ago the island nation of Samoa decided it would be cheaper and easier to source cars from Australia and New Zealand rather than the USA which they had been doing. So one night they changed the country from driving on the right to driving on the left. In the very early morning everyone had to pull over then start again on the other side. The accident rate suddenly increased greatly
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  3781. There are so many ways German police can use to enforce speed limits. - The old school stationary Blitzer you saw in the video, also called "Starenkasten" (starling nest box). They work with radar or sensors in the ground. Sometimes they have smaller version that come in groups, each one covering one lane. - The new version, a metal column style Blitzer equipped with lasers that can cover multiple lanes. - Overhead Blitzer that are integrated into the overhead signs on the Autobahn. - Semi-stationary Blitzers that are on a little trailer, left in one place for weeks at a time. - Mobile radar Blitzers at the side of the road that are connected to an unmarked police car. - Mobile Blitzer in the back of a car. - Mobile Blitzer at the side of a road that is inside a grey box and looks like a trash can from far away. - Mobile photoelectric sensors that are at the side of the road near the ground connected to a car. - Laser guns mounted on a tripod operated by a police officer. - ProVida video systems that are installed in unmarked fast police cars that drive behind you in traffic filming you and registering your speed. When they have collected enough evidence on video they pull you over and show you the video so you can see what you have done wrong. Section control like they have in Italy is still being tested in Germany, but might be installed, if approved by the government. (This is where they take a picture of your license plate at the beginning of a section of Autobahn and at the end of that section and your average speed is calculated by that time that has passed between you entering and leaving that section). In addition there are red light Blitzers at some intersections that come in various shapes and there are police units that drive an RV with one officer sitting in the back filming through the window. Those are after truck drivers that might use a cell phone or computer, or play drums on the steering wheel, have their feet up on the dashboard, or other activities that are incompatible with safe driving of a 40-ton-vehicle. Those are just the methods that I know of. There might be even more.
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  3782. To clarify shrimp and prawns are actually two distinct animals. Though both belong to the family of marine life called Decapod crustaceans, the various types of shrimp each fall under the suborder Pleocyemata, while prawn species belong to the Dendrobranchiata suborder. Prawn has three pairs of legs while shrimp has only two however, at the end of the day Australians don't care and call them both prawns.
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  3783. We still race cars like this in Australia in classic car classes but the brainless masses want to watch the Coke and Pepsi V8 snooze fest instead.
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  3784. One thing to be aware of is that some of those Dinky Die -Cast models can be VERY collectible, and go for large amounts of money but only if kept in good condition and original packaging. So be sure to keep the tissue and the boxes intact!
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  3785. Beautiful Brisbane & Southbank. Southbank was redeveloped after EXPO 88. Brisbane is amazing for walks & just enjoying the day. You can walk from Southbank to the Botanical Gardens to the CBD in 15 mins.
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  3786. There is also a different video about this topic, going more in depth regarding post WW2 development. The general summary is: People wanted to rebuild what was lost rather than build completely new stuff
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  3787. I must've watched this run about 50 times and my brain still can't engage the cornering speed, it literally looks like the old sped up footage of car chases from the 60's-70's
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  3788. Веселих свят для тебе і твоєї родини.
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  3789. Correct it is : M.. A.. N.. . 😉 greetings from germany ✌️
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  3790. 11:19 The video with the narrow country road is on the Faroe Islands, just before the village of Eiði, coming from Ljosa towards the Risin og Kellingin viewpoint.
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  3791. Games are every week mate! Round 16 is coming up the weekend. Definitely recommend watching a few live. There’s usually a fair few on American TV. If you need a team too, have a look into the Melbourne Demons mate! Loving the content, keep it up!
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  3792. (not professional) Simracer from germany here, I love to see you jump on and give it a try! As a carguy you have to enjoy racing(games/Sims) on a more enjoyable level! I hope you have a lot of fun with it and maybe you start some Follower-races online in the future! ☺️👍🏻
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  3793. the truck you see hit the bollard is for crumble zone testing. they want things to go under the cab and not upwards piercing the driver. same as on cars. most cars push down and to the side.
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  3794. After seeing this video of yours right after your reaction to Group B, I can see you'd be the kind of guy that would be there with us looking at the mechanics in their stands after the stages, and right there at the best corner or the next stage, on the following morning, with an icebox full of cold ones, and getting your mind boggled with the sheer pair of cohones that those rally drivers have. You seem like you'll like rally in general, but I bet you're gonna get hooked on something that will feel like a "go-kart on cocaine" tossed on small county roads. I love motorsports in general, but for my rally is the purest and most complete form of motorsport: it contemplates all kinds of climate, road pavement, agile corners into big streches and vice-versa, it demands everything from a car and a driver. And it also is the sport that gives you more skills for actual IRL driving, in a sense. BTW, I always say that clips from rally drivers, mainly old ones from 80's 90's and early 2000's, make the best meme material for "when she said her parents weren't home" Those guys (and gals!) drove like their lives depended on it! Or as if they wanted to end them prematurely and spectacularly. Loved the vids! Cheers!
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  3795. sounds better than a eco boast raptor
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  3796. My Dad was a rural constable in NZ for 25 years and had a handful of different patrol cars, but the two most memorable were: The unkillable Nissan Patrol 4x4, "Big White". And while he preferred Commodores, his '94 Ford Falcon was so fast the urban HQ wanted it back. Cool video, mate. ;)
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  3797. This is Australian sense of humour at its best. Aussies love spinning yarns, leaving people believing things and never telling them any different. The laugh comes later when you tell the story to someone else. The problem here is the clash of American politeness and the larrikin spirit of the Chasers. There can only be one winner.
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  3798. “The Castle” a definite Aussie classic and yes please do a review to let us know what you think of it please call
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  3799. To the negative comments about weapons in Australia as a farmer and gun owner it's not unaustralian to be interested in firearms. We use them they are a necessary tool in the bush. And pepper spray for wild Buffalo, cattle, wild pigs, wild dogs would be useful we have dangerous big game it's just all introduced feral species
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  3800. Referee here: if you think of where your armpit starts when you stand up straight with your arms down by your sides, and draw a horizontal line out from there, that part of your arm is NOT considered to be handball. So you can use your shoulder to hit the ball, but not your bicep/tricep or lower.
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  3801. American Bud didn't actually buy the Czech Budvar, they bought a German beer that also had Budweisser in its name. As you said, the Czech Budvar is literally owned by us ( The Czech Republic ). So every Czech citizen owns a bit of Budvar
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  3802. Seat, Spanish brand, VW AUDI group bought them. The Leon is basically the same car as VW Golf or Audi A3. Watch some WTCC, they won I think a couple of years with TDI engine with the Leon's. Also there was the Ibiza (like a Polo) with rally versions. Now Seat is Cupra brand. Cupra used to be the motorsport department back in the days, with the most powerful engines and best chasis setup. Cupra means Cup Racing.
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  3803. No way you could have eaten all that was sent, so it's a beautiful gift that you gave back to the people in the community, that's some Aussie spirit right there, I'm sure you guys made a lot of people happy for the holidays, much love from Straya!
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  3804. Please, react to more F1 content if you want, cuz i'm loving it
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  3805. we don’t really associate Ford America and Ford Australia as the same brand here. A lot of us think of them as seperate brands pretty much due to them almost acting as seperate brands when ford aus was still around.
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  3806. that reminds me - remember Fast and Furious? I didn't see those great drivers driving with an automatic transmission 😃
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  3807. My family's vineyard in the Barossa Valley was 6 generations old. My late grandfather laid the foundation stone for the late Peter Lehman winery, I may be biased but the best reds come from here
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  3808. Tasmanian here, we cut wild invasive pines down for Christmas trees - they are everywhere. If you can't be bothered finding and cutting a tree, you can grab one from the local service station or fire brigade (usually for a donation). We don't spray down our trees - I've never had a problem with insects. Fake trees are tooooooo perfect and have zero smell :(
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  3809. I dont think Mark Selby was starstruck Ian. He's a 4 time world champion himself 😂. These are all top players that have played eachother many times over the years. A Lot depends on form, even ronny has had losing streaks.
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  3810. I cant buy mint slices anymore because I cant help myself and demolish the whole packet in one hit!! Sooooo good
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  3811. Aussie burgers are like a giant vitamin pill. Superb for a hangover! I'm a vegetarian and I eat a "burger" with the lot minus the meat and it still tastes amazing!
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  3812. i love how open minded u are, u can still laugh .. most americans would go crazy, love that
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  3813. The old shaggin' wagon, memories.😁👍🇦🇺
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  3814. Scania diesel engines are often used in industrial applications, big power generators, and actually many utility boats are running Scania engines. Good reliable engines that don't take up too much space, and are easy to maintain due to their special design with individual tops so you don't have to dismount the entire top over all the valves/pistons.
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  3815. I rode my bike over it twice and it was awesome , lots of wind but so satisfying when you get to the other side , loved it !
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  3816. Group B was the most insane form of rally, go hard or go home racing at it's extreme
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  3817. It would be great if you watched more of theirs videos! But keep in mind, even with videos called with europe in mind, it is more or less Czech Republic only thinks in many cases, some things can be similar to some countries close to us, like Germany or Slovakia, but Europe is big and every vountry is different so something here can be absolutely different than in Spain or England.
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  3818. Adelaide literally has 5 city squares plus a 600 metre wide parkland surrounding the whole city centre. Designed by Colonel Light it was actually planned whereas most other Australian cities evolved.
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  3819. That NYC protest was well-meaning but misguided and OTT. Yes, several cities have been in lockdown and it's been hard for some ppl - but it's better than 10s of thousands of deaths, which is what we'd have had if we'd let it rip like the UK, US, Brazil etc and had a similar death rate. Vaccination rates are also rising so the economy will begin opening over the coming weeks. One way or another, we'll be fine.
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  3820. Here in Germany, there are special rights (e.g. higher speeds than permitted, running red lights) and rights of way. These are laid down in the road traffic regulations. Nevertheless, the special right is also limited, because it is also said: "The special rights may only be exercised with due regard to public safety and order" (§35 point 8 StVO).
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  3821. Automatic license means you cant drive a manual on public roads
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  3822. Independent heater is also a popular option for regular cars here in scandinavia. And for the last 10 - 15 years or so you can control them from your phone or car key.
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  3823. And the momentum of a glacier.
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  3824. I love how everyone skips over the fact that SVG said himself in a post race interview that "if it were an oval circuit, it would have been a totally different story". Shane was more in his element than any of the NASCAR drivers were as Shane is used to the left and right hard up against walls and the other drivers weren't. Not to mention the street racing Shane constantly does. He didn't even use the excuse of being on the wrong side of the car (apart from getting the proximity to the walls) because he's switched between left and right hand drive throughout his driving career. There's not a racing event that he's entered into that he hasn't excelled at. Once the NASCAR drivers gain the experience, then they'll be hard to beat. In saying all that, it takes a special kind of person to be a race car driver of any genre. Funniest part is most of the critics couldn't get within 20secs of the last placed race car driver on any given circuit. Pure talent and pure entertainment to watch a highly skilled driver as all forms of motorsport produce.
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  3825. "He's driving the hell outta that car". Yep! welcome to Dick Johnson.
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  3826. Have Bathurst as a NASCAR round. Then we will see if the NASCAR drivers can cut it.
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  3827. The ute was first built in Australia they were invented here
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  3828. fun fact: Multicar was the only automotive brand to remain from East-Germany. After WW2 it was integrated into the IFA (same state-run corporation which produced brands like Barkas, Wartburg, Trabant, Simson, MZ, etc.). If you find east block vehicles interesting, this name "IFA" has a lot to tell 😁 love your videos, cheers 🇭🇺
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  3829. No helmet. No fire suit. Loafers and khakis. Let's go! Sincerely, 1992.
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  3830. The guy who absolutely sends it in the Hyundai is Thierry Neuville a Belgian Rallye driver👍🏼
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  3831. actually,i saw a documentary about this a few days ago.at these days his car wasnt a succes,there where just no gasstations,so every thing went complicated and the people didnt liked it.but Bertha belived in it and stole it for this trip.the breaks were pretty bad and she came with the idea to put some stripes of leather on it,which made the breaks much more better,so she kinda invited the break pads.after all,she made it in 12hrs,with a horse you need 2 days with a night break.that proved how much better the "car "was,compared to the horse.after it went public and Carl improved the car with the inventions his wife made,it became a succes.
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  3832. Should do a nightlife video from Hindley Street. Ian might get a different impression about the level of cleanliness and genteelness in Adelaide 😆
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  3833. Myself and a group of mates religiously watched Bathurst together every year from our teens. (always with lots of beer and snacks) We are now all in our 60's. I still think that this was the most thrilling race we ever witnessed.
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  3834. Glad to have you back! A 6 days break really isn't that long, its pretty much a long weekend here in Australia 😅 It sounds like you have a lotttt planned for the channel but please just take your time and always put yourself and your family first
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  3835. The A9X was basically Holden's reaction to Ford's domination of the championship in 1977. That humiliation finally got Holden off the couch and throwing resources at the Torana to turn it into the car it really should've been all along. The engine was actually the same Holden 308 that had powered the SL/R 5000 before it; it was the other stuff that made the real difference. Rear disc brakes were overdue, as were proper axles and a diff strong enough to take full throttle from a 5.0-litre V8. Brocky gave it an unexpected victory on debut at the Sandown 500 in '77, but it was a false dawn, as Moffat took his Ford Dealers Team to a devastating 1-2 at Bathurst. The A9Xs mostly broke down. So, Holden pulled out the stops: from somewhere they found a budget to run the works team, put someone who knew how to run things slick in charge of it, and lured Brocky back to his home team with a huge salary. He was worth the money, though; in 1978 he became the first driver to win the triple crown of the ATCC, Sandown and Bathurst in the same year. In 1979 he wasn't able to repeat the feat, losing the ATCC to Bob Morris in another A9X. He managed to abscond with Sandown again (he was actually in the middle of a phenomenal winning streak at his home track, winning 9 Sandowns overall including 7 in a row!), then utterly destroyed the opposition at Bathurst. The team's engine shop had coughed up an absolute weapon of an engine, good for 390hp and the mechanical reliability of a rock. To avoid putting miles on it, they only did the bare minimum of laps in practice to qualify both drivers for the race, meaning they only did 27 laps in it before Sunday - including practice and qualifying! Indeed, in Hardie's Heroes, Brocky took pole with a time of 2:20.5 - not only a new lap record, but a massive 1.966 seconds faster than the poor bastard in 2nd, his ATCC rival Bob Morris. Point made. Then on race day, the green flag waved, Brocky stomped on the accelerator and drove off. By the end of the first lap he was 3.4 seconds ahead of his nearest rival, and from there he just drove off into the distance. When he came in for his first pit stop, they spent roughly two minutes refuelling and re-tyring the car (pit stops were not swift affairs in those days - refuelling was done with big milk churns!), but even so he rejoined without losing the lead. By the end of the day, he was six laps - 23 miles - ahead of second place, a winning margin we will never see again. And as you saw, he deliberately reset the lap record on his last time around, just to rub it in. Years later - like New Millennium later - the Bowdens who now owned his priceless racecar asked him to do a demonstration run against a current V8 Supercar and one of the latest HSVs. They forgot to swap out the short diff for the extra-tall one used at Bathurst, however, meaning he was chronically short on top speed down Conrod. Even so, Peter had the presence of mind to lift and hold the revs, for which the Bowdens were very grateful - blowing the priceless '79 engine would not have been a good look! And of course, not a lot later Peter crashed in WA and died. So it was a nice consolation that his final lap of Bathurst came in his favourite car, the Holden Dealer Team's '79 LX Torana A9X.
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  3836. We probably will never understand how scary were those old F1 cars... simply mind blowing to me 🤯
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  3837. Never judge a countries people by their Governments or Hollywood. I think what people can learn from your videos is that Australians and Americans are very similar.
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  3838. I don't see how the population has much to do with it? Yes, America and Australia are the same size by land mass, but not by populated area. It comes down to rate. In the US people who are homeless who are not sheltered (rough sleepers) is 231,000. In Australia it's 8200. That's 0.07% for the US more than double Australia's at 0.0328%. As far as taxes go, the US and Australia pay almost the same average taxes per person, with the US population paying approximately $500 a more per year. At $USD 61,500 for the US and $USD 61,040 for Australian people when you take the combined tax revenue of all levels of government. Yet America is still unable to provide anywhere near the same amount or quality of services, no healthcare, barely any welfare that requires you to have worked first. Americans pay the same amount of tax per year, but get fewer lower quality services than Australia.
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  3839. Unmanned food shops where customers are trusted are a growing thing in Sweden. 👍
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  3840. alles gute nachträglich zum geburtstag!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3841. Willy wagtails are fearless little birds , that will attack the Maggies when their breeding . Cats, dogs, people doesn't matter to them .they are hilarious.
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  3842. So glad these small businesses added their websites as it means many Aussies will check out their goods.
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  3843. Just thought I’d let you know that we don’t tend to use the term “aborigine” anymore. The way it was used in the past has given it some not so great feelings attached to the word. We use Aboriginal (always capitalised as it’s a proper noun referring to a specific ethnic group) as an adjective. So, Aboriginal man, Aboriginal people, etc. Aboriginal also only applies to First Nations peoples of the mainland and Tasmania, but there are also Torres Strait Islander people who are also FN. To refer to all FN peoples of Australia, we use the term Indigenous (also always capitalised as a proper noun). Just thought I’d share the info.
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  3844. The 80s/90s FIAT Panda is the jewel in the crown of Italy, every italian got one or knows someone who owned one, it was supposed to move the masses even in the worst mountain roads of north Italy. When you say it isn't capable as much as a Land Rover you are kinda wrong, the pands is MUCH more agile and nimble thanks to its very light weight (under 900kg), with the thin tires it can easely go through deep snow and sometimes even some mud. I used to own one from the late 80s before it rusted out and I scrapped it... unluckly it has its own weaknesses, FIAT used to have poor build quality in terms of bodywork, interior and electrics: FIAT aimed to make a reliable 4x4 system and an idestructible engine and give up on metals and plastics, that would usually get ruined over the time. Nevertheless the FIAT Panda remains an hero for Italy that is still produced to these days altough it got a little worse over the generations. Keep on showing people those hidden jems of automotive history!
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  3845. @6:12 That building was designed by Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. He was mainly a painter, but also an architect with around 40 buildings realized around the world, but mainly in Austria and Germany. I've personally been to the train station in Uelzen and it's really interesting as you hardly find any harsh, straight lines or corners, everything is flowing and wiggely.
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  3846. I remember 15-20 years ago when Bunnings used be just a small shop in a mall Every Bunnings warehouse you see now is almost the size of a city block
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  3847. This beautiful place is Madeira, a Portuguese island out in the Atlantic Ocean southwest of the European mainland and straight west of Morocco. It's pretty spectacular.
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  3848. these kids are gonna grow up knowing more about Australia than America lol
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  3849. I was told by a Kiwi that you should not buy your own greenstone jewellery, that it should be gifted to you. My husband bought me a fabulous large greenstone necklace when we were over in NZ and I wear it everyday. People always comment on it, saying it looks so beautiful. I’m sure you’ll love wearing your jewellery and it was a very generous gift from those Kiwis.
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  3850. We had an American in our class at school for one year. When the year was nearly done he told me that his friends begged him to bring some souvenirs about kangaroos back. But he couldn’t find something. I went to a souvenir shop and showed him a t-shirt. With kind of a road sign and the writing „there are no kangaroos in Austria“ on one side. And on the other side one with „there is no Apfelstrudel in Australia“.
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  3851. i'd prefer an estate
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  3852. Awesome vid!! Field trips are called "excursions" in Aussie schools. Those mugs/tumblers with the yellow band around them from Firbank are reusable coffee cups (we call them keep cups). You take them into your local Cafe and they make your coffee in your own cup. Saves wastage from takeaway cups. The yellow strap is to help insulate it so it's comfy to hold and doesn't slip out of your hand. Blown away by the generosity of these parcels.
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  3853. 5:40 yes that is shopping mall - Złote Tarasy 5:52 that "interesting place" is train station 7:50 correct answer! That is indeed pharmacy 9:55 because it was Polish Independece Day at 11th November. There is always march, about 40K people are participating. 11:30 A-Class 1st or 2nd generation.
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  3854. 4:25 that's actually a gen1 formula e car, since the debut of gen2 the car change doesn't happen, but formula e has hinted at something with the new attack charges involving the pits. Can't wait for that
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  3855. Respect to that guy he did every thing he could
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  3856. Had the same problem in Victoria.
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  3857. After these great beverage videos, I can imagine that the US viewers of IWrocker are scrambling to find the nearest store that sells European soft drinks to test for themselves.
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  3858. Fun fact: The following advertisement appeared as full-page ads in many magazines some years ago. Mid 90s? An Apology Dear Motorists, Subaru Australia would like to apologise for the article titled 'The Handling Debate' published in a recent issue of AUTOCAR (UK). The contest unfairly pitted the two-wheel drive Porsche 911, BMW M3, Lotus Elise and Peugeot 306 GTi-6 against the All-Wheel Drive Subaru Impreza WRX. It was not so much the result that has embarrassed us, but the way in which one of the most respected and authoritative motor magazines went about damaging the reputation of the world's most prestigious car companies. It must have been heartbreaking for them to read that Autocar named the All-Wheel Drive Subaru 'The Ultimate Driver's Car' and called it 'one of the outstanding car designs of the decade.' Obviously Autocar were amazed by the acceleration off the line of the Subaru during the Traction Test. But did they really have to go on and on about it? 'Six and a half thousand revs, dump the clutch and away she goes. And there was nothing even the 911 could do to touch it.' Our hearts go out to all those rear-wheel drive Porsche owners who paid 5 times the price of the Subaru, only to come a distant second. As if they didn't have enough insecurities already! And it's hard not to feel for the poor BMW driver whose M3 clocked up an impressive 46/52mph in the Speed Corner Test, only to read '... that was nothing compared with the beautifully balanced Impreza through the bend. Result? A crushing 52mph in the wet, 58mph in the dry and the widest smile from our drivers all day.' Really, how could a two-wheel drive be expected to compete with that? But it wasn't until Autocar said '... so well balanced was the Subaru's basic handling and so well apportioned was the grip between the four driven wheels that... in the dry the Subaru was untouchable,' that the rumours and innuendo began to surface. For the record, we would like to state that every new Impreza, Forester, Outback and Liberty we sell does in fact contain the unfair advantage of Subaru All-Wheel Drive plus our unique flat-four boxer engine and summetrical drive line. Admittedly, it does make contests like this a little one-sided. So much so that All-Wheel drive vehicles have been banned from the world's major motor sport competitions like Formula One. Only the World Rally Championship allows us to demonstrate the full advantages of AWD. A championship, by the way, we've won for the past 3 years. Even Autocar admits 'a properly sorted All-Wheel drive car like the Impreza will blitz any two-wheel drive rival in virtually any objective handling contest. That's a truly astonishing result given the quality of the rest of the field.' You see, there was nothing they could do. In the end, the only thing we couldn't handle was all the attention. 'There was one very clear winner in this contet. The Impreza was more composed, generally faster and markedly grippier than most of the competition in most of the tests.' Again, Subaru would like to apologise for any harm or distress this has caused any makers or owners of two-wheel-drive vehicles and outrageously expensive sports cars. The fact that our All-Wheel Drive vehicles start from $21,990 (and $39,990 for the Impreza WRX) must simply rub salt into the wound. For those looking for compensation, please visit your nearst Subaru Dealer. By experiencing All-Wheel Drive yourself, it should go some way to making the whole situation easier to handle. If you would like a full copy of the Autocar article in question, call Subaru on 1 800 642 454, or visit our website www.subaru.com.au. And remember, we don't write the articles, we just make the cars. Yours sincerly, Trevor Amery Managing Director Subaru Australia
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  3859. 5:16 Look up the Hibiscus Harlequin Bug. You won't regret it
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  3860. You missed the outtakes at the end where they laugh!!!
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  3861. Ian the people that ask this sort of question do not deserve an explanation. Congratulations to both of you. Love the content keep it coming. The trip will happen when the time is right, all the best mate
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  3862. Shaggin Wagon - if it’s rocking, don’t bother knocking…
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  3863. I love how you got one of my favourite rally cars in the thumbnail the Lancia Stratos
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  3864. Yes! This is insane! I remember that I knew literally nothing about Europe before taking an elective European history class in high school. It was not required to know anything about countries outside of the U.S. and it wasn't until years after graduating from school that I learned about Mexican and Canadian history through personal study, meeting people, reading books, and through the internet. I've since made it a life goal to learn whatever I can about the world and I'm so much better for it. American education emphasizes certain fields of study and everything else often gets left out completely. That, and many people will live out their entire lives and never see more than 1 or 2 states. Traveling is just not widely encouraged, especially when traveling outside of the country. In fact, people that travel will often never see anything beyond the resorts and the beaches and there's a lot of fear and bias about most countries that helps to discourage people from seeking out a more immersive experience.
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  3865. Great suggestion . We owe the new Guineans a lot for the help they gave our soldiers in ww2
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  3866. Nah mate, big mobs of cheese is not really a thing here in Oz. I look at those burgers and cheese, and my arteries start to harden.
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  3867. Finger limes are the fruit of an Australian native plant. They have become a popular thing to grow and have in various restaurant dishes over the last few years. I don’t think they’re related to citrus but they taste quite similar to limes. And yes, the insides are little orbs.
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  3868. Rainbow Beach has some great 4 wheel driving and not far is Tin Can Bay, a beautiful little fishing town probably best known for the dolphins that visit daily and visitors can feed. I think you'd enjoy some videos about the dolphins. They first started arriving when one was injured by a boat propeller and was cared for by locals. That original dolphin kept visiting after recovery and I think we are now up to the third generation.
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  3869. The Phillip Island circuit is in Melbourne and the Moto GP race there and I think is one of the best tracks in Aus,👍
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  3870. some info: in Austria the most of the fleet is based on VW Touran-s. Lots of VW Transporter as well. They have VW Passat R and unmarked Skoda Octavia RS as highway interceptors. You can see a few VW Tuareg as well, i have seen them mostly as VIP (diplomatic or else) escort. They operate with a platter of unmarked police vehicles, they are VW Golf (Mk. 7-8), Seat Ibiza, Skoda Octavia RS, Audi A4-A6. And most of them are diesel. The emergency services and some organisations like post have their own licence plates, BP for police (Bundespolizei), BH for military (Bundesheer) PT for the post, and so on.
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  3871. Leafy Sea Dragon...a close relative of the seahorse. They are found off the coast of South and Western Australia.
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  3872. 1500hp on the Leopard.
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  3873. Those side flaps are opened for loading and unloading so the cattle can just walk along from the back to the front. Once loaded they'll be closed and the cattle stay in the trailer they're in. You can see them closed when the truck pulls onto the highway.
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  3874. Time to learn speaking English properly. 😂🇬🇧
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  3875. That is Manuel Senra, also known as "Tarolo". He is a Galician pilot. The 306 Maxi is a marvel and luckily i have seen it in action in rallies in my city
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  3876. In Almería (Spain) is the only desert in Europe (Tabernas Desert) which is where Sergio Leone's spaghetti western movies were filmed.
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  3877. that big tyre crane says "sprava zeleznic" which roughly means "rail transport authority" so is probably a specialised vehicle for rail/trains related operations.
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  3878. Back in eighties I was always watching Neste-Rally, my grand parents had a house near the usual stages. I remember the fight between Quattros driven by Mikkola, Mouton & Blomqvist, and RWD Lancia Rallye 037 driven by Allen. Still remember the smell of race oil / paraffin, and the sound was ripping your soul... I truly miss Group- B cars, they were brutal.
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  3879. Someone should send you some or all of the following as I'm an Aussie living in Iowa for nearly 20 years. Weet - Bix, custard powder, Pavlova Egg, Allen's Bananas, Golden Rough, Mint Sauce, Mustard Pickles, Jaffa's, Milky Way, Turkish Delight.
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  3880. Crikey, if that’s a regular night in Australia, I need to get out more!
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  3881. When I'm on vacation in Florida as a German (I love Florida), I constantly see doors, windows, downspouts, gutters, fittings, railings, staircases, cupboards, kitchens, sanitary facilities, building services everywhere and think: WTF is wrong with the people here and how rich could I get here if I were allowed to work there? Even an average standard in Germany is not to be found here, even in million-dollar villas.
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  3882. Take those breaks when you need mate! Only way to be able to stay on the content creation grind
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  3883. In the Swiss Alps, there are a lot of amazing mountain passes like this, and many are so close together that you can do several in one day. Some of them were built by hand during the war periods because they needed something for the refugees to do.
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  3884. Thank you for putting them in order, my OCD was going crazy when they were random...lolz
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  3885. Listen, German here….there is no limit to you just baking your own bread in the US. Get a sour dough starter from someone who already does their own bread, go to the Amish if you don‘t know where to start… It‘s not rocket science….just get some real rye meal, wheat meal, fresh yeast and start experimenting….sourdough is a level up, but you‘ll get there! I grew up baking bread because my mother had neurodermatitis and suffered immensely…so she couldn‘t eat even the German bread…. We got lucky when an organic backer moved to our town….my mom spent loads of extra money to get he bread she could eat
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  3886. Chips & Gravy was the stuff of after school mall hang outs. Cheap, tasty and filling so seeing McD doing it in Australia isn't a surprise at all, its an Aussie cultural norm!
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  3887. I drive truck in Sweden, and while it's true that our driving times are shorter (4.5+4.5=9) we have 45 minute mandatory break. That means 10 hours and on top of that you loading/unloading so your workday could be anywhere up to 13 hours.
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  3888. If my memory is correct , I think the TopGear crew said it was like taking all the best parts of every Formula 1 track and put them back to back to build this road.
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  3889. You gotta check out a DAF variomatic someday. They are very unique Dutch-made cars that could drive as fast in reverse as in drive. We had a local racing series called "achteruit racen", which translates to "reverse racing". It was a spectacle to see
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  3890. Australia's has some of the purest grade coal in the world. That is one of the reasons that is why it is so in demand.
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  3891. Hey from sunny North Queensland I live in cassowary country an they're a protected species cause not too many left...these people are really doing the wrong thing...this is what kills our cassowary...feeding on the side of the road..Just plain stupid and extremely dangerous.... Best wishes to U and Ur Family ✌️
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  3892. Them lamingtons must be ok. The wifey said holy shit. I don't think I've heard her swear before 😂
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  3893. In both Czechia and Poland most popular last name is Nowak/Novak (writing is different but meaning and pronunciation is the same), for some reason for Czechia there is a female version of the name on the map (Novakova). Someone who's interested in sports (especially tennis) probably noticed that most of last names of women of slavic origin end with -ova; that's how you usually make female version of the name in slavic languages (and when the male form ends with -ski/-sky you exchange it for -ska [or -skaya if it's eastern slavic language]).
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  3894. Iced coffee is huge in Australia, amongst Tradies.... Get it on the way to work from the local servo with a Sausage roll or Meat pie!
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  3895. Congratulations on the new addition to your family. Australia will always be here ready with open arms. Its you and you're family's decision. everyone pressuring you or comparing you to other youtubers can get stuffed. Keep up the awesome vids and take care of yourself.
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  3896. The guy broke a Bell Housing, all the other teams pitched in to get him going again for the race.. Aussies.
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  3897. In the film Scott Pilgrim vs the World he gets told that bread makes you fat. That line never made much sense to me but after seeing these comparison videos I get it now.
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  3898. That was an incredibly impressive drive. I can't imagine what a set of tires from 1987 would look like after this guy got done with them lol
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  3899. The Audi Quattro Coupe…a rarity these days. I owned 3 Coupe GT’s back in the day. That 5 pot sound… Turn the stereo down & listen to the symphony…😁
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  3900. The viper came to australia in 2003 as a Chrysler Viper RT/10. It came as a RHD converted by Viper Performance in Melbourne and 1 per state was released to the 5-Star dealerships. They were sold at a price of around $275,000AUD. No other viper was sold from a dealership. All others are imported.
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  3901. That's from the Gendarme de Saint Tropez film series. Can't remember which one, they made 4 or 5 of them. Louis De Funès (the main actor) was kind of like the french Jerry Lewis. The car stunts are choregraphed by the legendary Remy Julienne, I'm pretty sure. You can check out the video "A la poursuite de Rémy Julienne extraits de films cascades". It's a compilation of some of his best vehicle stunts.
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  3902. Imagine how cool it would be if Ian and his family drove around Australia in a big motor home for 3 months , I can just see him smiling in Kakadu now!
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  3903. The closest I come to touring cars is TOCA touring car championship on playstation 😂
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  3904. Understandable that some items went missing haha Love how the whole fam got involved Keep rockin
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  3905. I have driven a right-hand drive British car in France and had no real problem. I have also driven a left-hand drive car in the US with no problem. I think you can tend to overthink these things and that makes it harder. Interestingly, most spiral staircases in castles are made with the central pillar on the right as you ascend, to disadvantage a right-handed attacker from wielding a sword when attacking a stronghold.
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  3906.  @IWrocker  I cough dat. Czeched, Polished, Finnished, time for Czech Inn
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  3907. Some iconic US vehicles are imported in the EU by collectors and movie props companies. One of those is close to where i live. One day, i just came back from the states (NYC), i was sitting at the café with friends, still with my luggages, when in the space of two red lights, one yellow cab crown vic and a police crown vic came by enroute for a production. So surreal for someone still jet lagged 😂 !
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  3908. Magpies are such bright and graceful creatures; the football team...well, not so much!
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  3909. DAMN man, that was my first car ! I ripped off all the plastic, seat and interior from it, and we made a "rally" stage on old village airport. So much fun with it when i was young ! Love it. :) nice content. Michal is cool guy.
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  3910. volvo also competed with the 850 station wagon in the BTCC. many commentators laughed at first, but they quieted down pretty quickly. If I remember correctly, they were like top 5 in most races.
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  3911. Queenslander unique features: Usually on stilts not a slab. Must have verandah 75% around. Can be cut in half and moved by truck Always weatherboard panels with tin roof
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  3912. we were preparing for "The Purge" even befor the Movies ,-)
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  3913. I refuse to buy TIMTAMS anymore, I open the pack and start to watch a movie, a few minutes later they disappear, I must have a poltergeist in my home.🤣
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  3914. When I meet new Americans one of their first questions is "what do you do for a living?" I think some of you overly define yourselves by what you do. I have friends over here that I've known for 10+ years. We've never asked each other what we do for a living. It's not that relevant to our friendship.
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  3915. Kubica 2007 Canada crash @5.55 resulted in nothing worse than a concussion and a sprained ankle. He skipped one race and came back after that, but was seriously injured in an off season rallying crash which effectively ended his F1 career.
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  3916. Oooh, Mint Slices are my faves!!! Put them in the fridge and eat them cool! Hugs from Adelaide!!!
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  3917. The Splash Bus is a one hour trip in total for €29,50 (around $32). For the exact same amount of money you can also have a 2.5 hour harbour tour of Rotterdam on a normal cruise boat.
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  3918. These are exactly the sort of things that make owning a 2cv memorable , it's like having an adventure. Even when they go wrong , they make you smile. I never owned one personally but I worked on loads when I owned my garage business. I never met a miserable 2cv owner.
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  3919. Yay I'm so glad you got and liked my parcel! I had been meaning to email you with a heap of scenic photos from my wanderings around Perth showing the local flora but haven't gotten around to it sorry, you know how life gets! It's been kind of transformative watching these 'American reacts' videos because it's made me more mindful in my day to day life and start observing the native environment through the eyes of a tourist, and appreciate how unique and beautiful my own neighbourhood is.
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  3920. I have a childhood trauma from this game 😂 We always played pesäpallo in PE class and I never completely understood the rules and I wasn't sure when I should try to run home. Some people would yell and tell me to run, some people would yell for me to stay. I was always unsure what to do and the teacher never explained the rules well 🤷‍♀️
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  3921. The upper seal on the German plate is the TÜV Plakette, telling you when the mandatory vehicle inspection is due. And is aligned with the 12o clock position on the clock face, meaning the number in the 12 o clock is the due month.
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  3922. Man i love Goodwood, you have the greatest of classic cars, rally cars, the newest hyper cars and prototypes all on 1 event!
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  3923. You’d probably enjoy a clip from the Australian Top Gear where there’s a tribute to Peter Brock with Dick Johnson drives Brockys 79 A9X Torana around Mt Panarama
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  3924. Your wife's substitutions are spot on, exactly as we often make them. Pork is common, lamb is usually gourmet style. They look perfect. We always add salt and pepper.
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  3925. I am a dutch direct open person! When I was in Manhattan, NY my fellow travelers thought I was 'playing' with doormen .. 'greeters' at the doors from bigger stores, because when they held the door open for me and said: "Hi ,how are you doin ?"(NY so the G is not spoken! LoL) I stopped, smiled and said: Oh! Well I am fine thanks, and you ? Most doormen looked at me funny 😆 I am glad that a few did reply! Nice. It wasn't my intention to "play" with them .. I am so simple, it is normal for me to reply .. because if you don't want to know how I am doinn .. you wouldn't ask .. well anyway .. in my world of thinking! And if you want to say 'Hi' .. say Hi. Or welcome ... I know it is "the american way" .. and I knew why they greeted like that, but I decided to take and make it positive and fun! Hope the doormen liked it too 🙃
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  3926. I always remember that shot of her half-smiling, sitting calmly in her Quattro. So many people were openly hateful towards her, but she always seemed to take it in stride. What a legend and what an ambassador for motorsports.
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  3927. According to channel 7 news, Australia is running out of everything. It’s all been sent to I Wrocker. 😹
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  3928. A "G String" or "G Banger" is our equivalent of the American "Thong"
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  3929. Whenever humidity indoor is higher than 60%, you need to replace the air to prevent mold growing. European houses are very well insulated, so the air is not replaced by itself. A few weeks a year the outside air will very moist. Usually around October, November, then opening the windows will not help. Then you either need to heat or dehumidify.
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  3930. This competition exist since 1984 and is part of the "Championnat de France de Montée Impossible" (French Impossible Climb Championship). It is considered the hardest race of the french championship. Since 1984, 10 riders made it to the summit, so it's not that impossible, but none this year.
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  3931. Roast Lamb is divine!!! I always put whole garlic cloves in the meat, which adds the most amazing flavour and I love adding Rosemary into the gravy. Nat/Nathan is actually a comedian but made cooking easy and hip throughout our lockdowns. He even made a cookbook!
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  3932. The German tank commander Rommel said, "If l was ordered to take hell. I'd use Australian soldiers to take it, And NZ soldiers to hold it".
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  3933. Bro you've gotta check out the Brute Ute series. You love utes, you live love motor racing, it's a match made in heaven. 🇦🇺❤️
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  3934. In Germany we would say: "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht." (If it doesn't fit, make it fit.)
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  3935. Same here in Brazil
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  3936. I see one package was sent by DHL, they donate a lot of money each year to Surf Lifesaving Australia to make the Volunteers Lifesaver uniforms.
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  3937.  @diegodessy9700  It looks like she isn't actually stopping but just slowing way down, I assume because the visibility is very limited along the road from the right. He's just saying she's stopping cause that's the way americans "stop" at stop signs - rolling stops.
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  3938. You might enjoy videos from Malcolm Douglas, about 40+ years old, but he used to go into the real outback and spent much time among the natives.
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  3939. Mate, I hope you realise the expense and effort many of your subscribers have gone to in order to send you a lot of this stuff. Why do people do this for strangers across the world? 1. Plain fun of watching your genuine and appreciative reactions 2. Your joy and genuine interest in our country and culture 3. Plain generosity 4. Bloody cute kids 5. Vicarious fame 6. The thrill of seeing your post opened 7. A little sense of superiority in the quality of our products 8. We feel like we’re making new friends and hope you’ll maybe visit one day 9. The wholesomeness of your family interactions, love your papi in law 10. Sort of like visiting you while we can’t actually leave the country Probably many more, but I hope this continues for a while and that you can spread those treats around your friends and family. Australia Day is January 26. Maybe you could have a street party and share your bounty and celebrate our own little aus-us alliance?
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  3940. Whole world: Czechs are so cool and original.👏 Czechs: We always suck, it could have been done better.⛈
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  3941. Next time you have to give way to an emergency vehicle, just imagine they might have just been through this level of chaos! Respect for the emergency service people and the pressure they face.
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  3942. Eau rouge and raidillon is so legendary and looks beautiful, would be a massive shame if F1 drop spa there's also an insane ground camera angle right at the foot of it, which they used in the 2019 broadcast and you can see clips of online, the speed is crazy, they just come and go so fast it's hard to comprehend
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  3943. You see the writing on the surfaces? Those tell players not to step onto the course itself :)
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  3944. Don't forget that the heat from the brakes also serve to provide additional heat to the tyres (esp. the fronts). You can see the thermals of the brakes at the end of the formation lap too.
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  3945. This is completely common here in Europe, the American is shocked :)
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  3946. Got to give it to this lady, she was told to tap the drivers leg to either slow down or to stop and she never did, go girl! That's what they call bravery,.... to be shit scared but to keep going! Well done.
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  3947. I reckon most Aussies would say couch rather than lounge (although you might refer to the whole set of couches and matching chairs as a lounge suite). I think Manchester is a pretty old fashioned word for bedding and would not be used commonly in Australia (makes me think of the olden days when there were lift [elevator] operators who would list the merchandise on each floor: "1st floor: haberdashery, millinery, Manchester. mind the step". To me a quilt is just a covering that goes on top of a blanket, whilst a doona is filled with fluffy stuff to make it warm. The term flat is used pretty frequently in Australia. I would think of a unit more as a small, usually single storey house that is part of a group of attached or detached houses that share common land. To me, a flat or apartment is a dwelling inside a multi-storey building. If the building is not too tall and especially if the accommodation is not particularly fancy, I would call that a flat, but otherwise an apartment. Some other differences between Aussie and UK houses: there are separate hot and cold taps in the UK. In Australia, mixer taps are common and even if you have separate knobs, the water comes out of a single faucet (except in the laundry, where you might have separate taps for the to and cold pipes for the washing machine in an older home. The hot water systems in the UK are not (or at were not, when I lived there in 2000) pressurised and they have a thing called power showers that used electricity to pressurise the water. In addition to the difference in layout, with more open plan in Australia, the rooms in UK houses tend to be quite narrow.
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  3948. As a german, I could watch these beer reactions for hours. Which I do 🙂
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  3949. Hell yeah bro. Bundy is the ducks nuts. When you get a chance you should find the ingredients to make a "dark & stormy".
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  3950. did you know Citroën was the first car to cross the Sahara in 1923. Citroën brought Henry Ford's production techniques to Europe. The Citroën Xantia Activa, with its anti-roll suspension, holds the record as the winner of the slalom course for a production car.
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  3951. General John Monash. The first general to ever use tanks, aircraft and soldiers together in a battle plan ensuring success for the Australians who basically held the allied line in 1918 during WW1. The US units that were sent to fight were embedded with the Australians to learn how to fight with these new tactics.
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  3952. It’s going to be so funny for these kids when they are older, like in their teens, and they just have these random memories of growing up surrounded by so much Australian imagery.
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  3953. Your take on Delta was pretty much what the drivers have said about it. There's a two part video of Markku Alén driving and talking about Delta, couple years later after that prototype testing. First part: "Markku Alén & Lancia Delta S4 – Part 1 (Teknavi 2017)". Alén and Kankkunen talks about Group B cars: "Juha Kankkunen ja Markku Alén muistelevat hurjia rallin B-ryhmän aikoja (Teknavi 2019)". Henri Toivonen's brother Harri talks about his brother and Delta: "WRC Rally Heroes - Harri Toivonen pays tribute to his brother Henri". An onboard video of Harri driving Delta: "Lancia Delta S4 Harju EK Harri Toivonen". Their father Pauli was also a rally driver: "FLAT OUT (The History of Rally) - Episode 3 - The Forging of Identity". There's cool things on every decade. You got to love the 70s sunglasses and the atmosphere. From Finnish perspective there was also E.g. Jarno Saarinen and Leo Kinnunen. Saarinen is the first and only Finnish driver to have won the motorcycle road racing world championship. He was also the first European rider to win the Daytona 200. Some clips starting with about Jarno's museum kept by his brothers: "Petri Hyrsky Jarno Saarinen", "Jarno Saarinen wins the 1972 250cc Belgium Grand Prix" and "Jarno Saarinen at Daytona 73". Kinnunen won the Interserie between 1971–1973, and helped Porsche to take the World Sportscar Championship for manufacturers in 1970. Mr. Cool himself, Steve McQueen, asked Kinnunen to drive in the film Le Mans, which he couldn't. Kinnunen also went down in history for being the last driver to compete in F1 using an open-face helmet: "INTERSERIE HOCKENHEIM 1971", "Interserie at Keimola (1972)" and "Le Mans (1971) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]".
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  3954. To me a license plate is a sign of identification, just like a passport is. Therefore l appreciate a clean and standardised design with minimal or no bling. A month ago l damaged my plate and ordered a new one. It cost me 6 USD with the shipment to my house. That's in Sweden. It varies a lot by country. In Bulgaria for instance, it has to be mounted by the police
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  3955. First time, no assists, and doing that well. Really good stuff, you know your racing man
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  3956. Different strokes for different folks Money aside, I would still prefer my house in rural Tassie every time.
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  3957. Vote for pedro! Sorry about that poor Napoleon dynamite refference. But anyhow, anzac buscuits, the packaged ones are hard. If you bake them yourself and eat them still warm they're 1000% better. Nice and soft. You'll find a recipe on the interwebs, and nothing in them is Australian specific.
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  3958. She appeared to be smiling just before she drove it into the building.
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  3959. I am a 42 Sicilian, her 80k per year is a crazy high amount of money for our standards. The average salary of an office employee is around 22k, for a manager is around 59k. Consider that my entire house loan is 90k and I consider it a real burden. I suspect is a matter of perspective. Since the war in Ukraine started my average expense per week at the supermarket was around 50 euros, now is around 70, so you are also impacted but the surrounding nations' economy. But I must admit, life here looks way easier and relaxed. I work from 9 to 5:30 and by 5:45 I am at the beach :D P.S. also true, antiques here are overrated because there are too many grandma's wardrobes going from cousin to cousin :D
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  3960. Gotta say as an aussie myself, its truly heart warming to see someone appreciate our culture as much as you do Ian, you're a fair dinkum bloke and I really hope you enjoy the awesome treats you received here mate! Btw awesome channel cobber!
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  3961. Original generation Octavia…at this point Skoda had been bought up by Volkswagen and had indeed started sharing platforms so your observation on the Jetta and this is spot on. Around the same time, main chassis and body is roughly the same. The Octavia was based based on the Golf (Rabbit) and in turn the Jetta is a Golf (Rabbit) with a boot (trunk). Not the most successful rally cars, none of the Volkswagen based cars have been, but they definitely are distinct that’s for sure 👍🤗
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  3962. "I think it's very disappointing that over many years, more than $2 billion was directly provided to General Motors for the Holden operations," he said. "I think the fact they took money from Australian taxpayers for all those years just to let the Holden brand wither on their watch, I think it's disappointing." It has been a sad day for Australia's car industry with the news General Motors (GM) has decided to end the Holden brand, a decision which comes just three years after the US company stopped manufacturing in Australia. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said like many other Australians, he was "angry" about the decision and accused the company of wasting Australian taxpayer's money. Peace out.
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  3963. You're putting Dacia two tiers above BMW😮. Your list, i guess... 😂
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  3964. The most reacted AFL videos are - AFL here comes the boom (big Hits) AFL know your enemy (more big hits) AFL 50 greatest marks (best catches) AFL players like - Dustin Martin, Cyril Rioli, Eddie Betts, have great highlight videos to watch. Choose whatever you want, after a couple reactions you’ll get many requests - no doubt. Enjoy
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  3965. I've lived and worked in Kimberleys for last 30 years in mining, everything is ancient and luckily a lot of it is undisturbed.That tree is a Boab Tree. We also have 'Ningaloo Reef' in WA further south which is also a coral reef .Everyone always talks about the Eastern states but my heart is in the Northwest of Western Australia. Working at Argyle Diamond Mine, we had a ritual " Welcome to our Country" from the Aboriginal people to keep us safe. I used to drive to the top of the waste dump and could see one of the biggest lakes in the middle of nowhere that never had a shore. Lake Argyle. This lake is so vast it supplies all the water to Kunnurra which has the best irrigation to export, fruit, mangoes, avocados, cashews to the rest of the world.
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  3966. Yeah, the exhaust is 'blown' over the diffuser at the back.
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  3967. Just remember that Norway has the second longest coastline in the world after Canada, then you'll never mix them up again.
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  3968. i used to do heavy haulage in the uk, it was cool, police escorts, wrong way around roundabouts, all traffic had to give way to us, kids used to wave, press out taking pictures....it wasnt easy but it was a giggle, great experience, loved every minute.....
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  3969. Americans: it's like a butter finger I'm guessing ( you're not the first to make that mistake ) Aussies: LOL wanna bet 😜 Welcome to the world of Honeycomb mate 😂
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  3970. Ive never been pulled over ever, Im 54, no tickets . I managed it by driving the speed limit . Don't always agree with the law but as an ICU Nurse , money is hard to earn to just hand it over lol. Great video . Greetings from Australia.
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  3971. 8:31 is Germany. Worth mentioning: recycling - yellow lid: plastic, tin, aluminium recycling - blue lid: paper and cardboard recycling - green/brown lid: bio recycling landfill - black lid: everything else special/toxic waste at dedicated collecting points - battery, light bulb, electronic, glass, metal, clothing
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  3972. For my job I ride taxis very frequently. The vast majority of taxis in my country are Mercedes, but occasionally you can find a few other brands like VW or Ford and more recently Teslas. But the best ever taxi ride I've ever had was easily in a Skoda Superb - and it's not even close. No other taxi has ever had as comfortable seats and just a ridiculous amount of leg room in the back.
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  3973. Behind every great man is an even greater woman, your wife is a lovely person, and of course your little ones are adorable 😊
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  3974. Sam kekovitch started doing the Australia day lamb ads in the 00s because consumption of lamb was going down and they wanted people to eat more lamb because of the whole "Australia was built on the back of sheep" thing. They always made them funny so people would want to see them like a Super Bowl ad and watch them over and over again
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  3975. When I was a kid, busses were freedom for us. Used to go all over London on busses and the tube, during the school holidays. I'd imagine American kids are very reliant on family/friends for lifts everywhere?
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  3976. As a New Zealander I wasn't aware of just how diverse our car market is. This was quite interesting to watch! I love seeing American vehicles in particular, they stand out a lot, especially size wise. I've noticed as of recently in my area, there have been quite a few American pickup trucks roaming around, mainly Chevy Silverado's and Ram's. Can't stop looking at them!
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  3977. He would have a field day with the last 2 years.🤣
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  3978. The gentleman that said we have our own English is correct, however I’ve never found an Australian that doesn’t know “proper” English unless it’s a fairly young person 😂 Most of us don’t speak formal English but certainly can if we want or need to 🤷🏼‍♀️
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  3979. "RM Williams" would have to be an incredibly famous and successful iconic Australian brand. My Yankee mates love wearing RM Williams boots. They are so versatile that you could go hunting in them or wear them to a wedding. Superbly well crafted too.
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  3980. 30 seconds off the lap records of the ninties. to be honest, sub 3 minutes on your first attempt is a respectable time.
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  3981. Aussie pubs are different to the American taverns and bars. A friend is the landlady of a small metropolitan pub here in Adelaide that is 170 years old, (The pub, not my friend). It is kids and dogs friendly, not to mention the occasional cockatoo. Beer, wine and spirits are served, as well as lunch and dinner meals. Even the Prime Minister of Australia recently dropped in for a beer. Without a press contingent. Australia is that kind of place, wouldn't live anywhere else.
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  3982. Also Queenslanders were built on stumps to keep the houses out of the water when it floods...
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  3983. The roos are added to simulate every day driving conditions in rural Australia.
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  3984. All new properties these days near Melbourne have virtually no back yard at all. They’re nicknamed Mc Mansions. Properties are massively overpriced.
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  3985. Like as good american He propblably like huge numbers ( Hp in car , Sq/mt in house ) so he think lets say 38C isnt impressive like 100F regarding wheater . 100>38 visualized more hot.... dosnt make sense...but for Him does. if I understand correcly . PS ... btw 38C in thailand isnt rare its almost daily to be honest ...people works and do normal stuff with that:face-green-smiling: . When I see Murican or Italian walking around in thailand , they looks melted, mainwhile Thai dont even sweating... its hilarious
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  3986. The bees are not just drinking for themselves. They will each be taking a single drop of water back to the hive. They put them on the comb then start beating their wings to create evaporative air conditioning. Essential to prevent their young cooking. BTW Coober Pedy is pronounced Koo-burr Pee-dee.
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  3987. The yellow one at the end is a giocattolo. Made in australia, it’s based on an Alfa Romeo sprint veloce. It’s mid engined with a 5.0 litre Holden v8.
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  3988. I'm so glad you thought of this, and especially donating to the Fire Department. This is very raw, as we in South Australia mourn the loss of a hero volunteer firefighter, Louise Hincks, who laid down her life while fighting a bushfire in the south-east of South Australia a couple of days ago. These people are the true heroes, who quietly go about saving the lives and properties of others. You have a beautiful family, and the way you guys are so closeknit as a family is great to see. Well done. RIP Louise Hincks.
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  3989. Whilst travel in the US, we were swimming at a hotel indoor pool in Minnesota, a family had heard our Aussie accents and came over and said oh that’s a funny British accent. Our reply was oh we don’t have an accent but you guys do. They missed the joke obviously. The mother and and the grandmother and I continued chatting and I had mentioned that I was travelling for the next 2 months and had already been gone a month already. The mother had said oh that’s hard you must miss home to which i replied not really it’s apparently been really cold there right now for Sydney weather and how lucky I am I won’t have to experience a winter for 18 months. To which she was shocked that it was winter in Australia right now in June. I thought she was joking with me for a second until she mentioned but doesn’t my family want me home for Christmas and how do I feel about missing that holiday. I answered oh I won’t miss Christmas I will be back home in august. Their response was but you just said you are in winter there right now so you will miss Christmas then I said no I won’t miss it to which she quickly said then when do you celebrate it to which I replied December 25th but it’s in our summer time. She had to call her husband over to confirm if was right or not. And to my shock he agreed with her. I said ok there are about 22 Aussies and New Zealanders right here at the hotel right now (on a tour holiday) ask them when we celebrate it. I watched her walk over to many of my tour buddies and Obviously she didn’t get the answer she wanted and I never saw her again. Still one f the funniest encounters I had in the USA traveling holiday
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  3990. Larry’s an absolute legend of an engineer. I went to my local exhaust bloke in a town I used to live in years ago, and he had a blue VK Commodore out the back, nice example, I was checking it out and he lifted the bonnet and I saw LP on the heads. I nearly dumped a load on the spot. This bloke used to do exhausts for Larry. Respect to a legend.
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  3991. He left enough in the jars for 8 pieces of toast.
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  3992. That Volvo 5 cylinder is just magic.
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  3993. I love how happy you are with those German gifts.
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  3994. My Dad had a panel beating business. I was born a Holden Girl and I'll die a Holden girl. Before I die I'd love to own another Holden HQ Ute. 🖤🖤🖤
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  3995. 200000km is not much for a 240 engine. Like we say in Sweden about that red one. It has not been driven in yet!!!
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  3996. GER certainly isn't the most capitalist country!
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  3997. I'm an Aussie and I've played Gridiron and Rugby league and I can assure you rugby league is a much more physically demanding sport, and trust me, the padding in gridiron helps..a lot.Rugby is easily a lot harder..
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  3998. When you live or travel in any mining area in Australia you'll meet mine equipment being moved this way on a regular basis. You see the Pilot coming toward you then it's time to move over and stop if needed. You come up behind a Pilot and you know its gonna be a slow trip. I love watching these behemoths being carefully and skillfully transported by some of the world's best truckies. They deserve our respect, patience and courtesy for the amazing job they do. I'll never forget the widest load I've ever seen. We all had to pull off the road and stop as this thing passed over the top of us. It was the full width of the two lanes and a bit more. They had to prune trees and drop powerlines in some areas.
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  3999. Quick tip for Aussie pronounciation. Never pronounce the letter "U" as "you", it'a very rare that any Australian word that a U that uses a "you" sound. Also we never use a hard "R". "R's" are always pronouced "Ah" as opposed to "are" (although funny enough an australian pronounces "are" and "ah" the same exact way).
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  4000. The older V8 supercars crashes from the 60s, 70s and 80s were brutal, should do a video on those ones
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  4001. Elephants can hear very low frequency sounds, much lower than humans can hear. I wonder if didgeridoos also make sounds we can't hear but they can.
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  4002. This is my home shire (county), i passed dozens and dozens of these trucks on way home from work in Dec 2019. Seeing them fearlessly race in the other direction headlong into that fire storm bought tears to my eyes. God bless them all ❤🫡✊
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  4003. 13:54.... that is a little Datsun 1200 Ute... The Datsun Sunny truck debuted in February 1967 and was the light commercial truck variation of the B10 passenger models
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  4004. The suspension was so advanced that Mercedes and Rolls Royce still use it today.
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  4005. What a great reaction! 😃 Joyful, respectful, done some research and, most of all, despite it being TOTALLY not an 'American thing', you totally 'get it'! A joy to watch. Subscribed, my friend. 😀😀
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  4006. Male Red Kangaroos are the most dangerous. They're similar height to your average adult man and have far higher muscle mass due to genetics. This is all compounded by the fact they're very territorial. Here's a good video on one of the buffest kangaroos, named Roger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjbTs2FYD9c
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  4007. Im surprised they didnt thought of Las Vegas when asked about Eiffel tower xD
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  4008. What one ya Got!?? 😎
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  4009. So for the Ex Yugoslav countries such as Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro share the same language with minor differences, the biggest one being the accent, and there are a few unique words and ways of speaking in each one, but they are almost identical.
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  4010. Recently Rob Dahm brought his 4 rotor AWD FD to a track for a proper shakedown & test & there was a TikTok of a kid miles away listening to his engine going "WTF IS THAT?!?!" LMAO.
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  4011. In europe, you allowed to drive 9 hours, which can be extended to 10 hour two times a week....but you only allowed to drive 4 and half hour at once, then you must do a minimum 45 min break. These are the basics, there are also weekend rest time, shortened weekend rest time, and weekly/two weekly driving time for example, but I don't go into that :D
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  4012. For the record not all of these actually went to air. Especially if the F bomb was used.
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  4013. Australia and we do have places trying to push the whole Black Friday shopping thing, but its very much an imported thing. OUR thing is the Boxing Day Sales.
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  4014. Scania has the most powerful production truck engine at 730 horsepower, then Volvo overtook them with this 750 horsepower unit Last year Scania came back with its 770 horsepower engine that produces 3700nm (2728,98 pound-force feet) of torque
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  4015. Siemens? All electrics, from Nuclear power plants , huge generators, electric engines , transformers for power plants like this on the truck, x ray machines, MRTs Telecomunications everything, you can think off. worldwide. Werner von Siemens was one of the greatest inventors in that field in the 1800s , he invented the electrodynamic principle, which enabled electric motors, telecommunications , generators and more . Built up a huge international industry trade mark.
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  4016. In Australia we have had American drivers come across alot especially for the endurance races and they have really struggled.
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  4017. Here in the UK we can't make up our minds. Officially, we use the metric system and it has been taught in schools for I don't know how long. I'm nearly 60 and I was taught in metric. However: Road signs are in miles and miles per hour, but bridge heights, etc are in metres. We measure fuel consumption in miles per gallon but buy fuel in litres. We measure big weights in metric tonnes but ourselves in stones and pounds. All the food in shops is weighed out in grams, but when we see something that weighs 250 grams we convert it to ½ lb in our heads. If the temperature outside is cold we tell out friends it was minus one degrees (Celsius) and in the recent heatwave we complained about the temperature reaching the 90s (Farenheit) We measure buildings and structures in metres and ourselves in feet and inches. Also, only some or all of that is true for everyone. We pick and choose as individuals! TFU!
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  4018. Mate. You and the family really need to try to get down here sometime to really have the experience. You're pretty much an honorary aussie now after all the stuff you've done on your channel. Meat Pies are a staple down here, you can get them packaged at any supermarket or fresh from bakeries, cafe's, corner stores or even a lot of servo's. I know of several places in Australia that specialise in meat pies and one at least where you can get them via a drive through. Even over in Britain you can't get the same thing as we have down here as a lot of those are more of a size for families as opposed to the size you have there. Variations are many and varied. Everything from plain beef mince and gravy to pepper steak, steak and kidney, Lamb, Chicken, Steak and Onion, Cheese, Shepards Pie (potato) and they just go on and on up to and including the abomination that is a vegetarian mince pie (yes they do exist). They are that ingrained in Australia that there is actually a national competition for which is the greatest pie in Australia. Pretty much the same with Sausage rolls. Not so much the variation in flavours but the competitions. Many Aussie kids grew up having a sausage roll or pie out at school or a sporting event, though food at those has become a lot more varied. Best way (IMO) to eat them is steaming hot right out of the oven (or pie warmer) to the point that you have to eat them gingerly so as not to burn the roof of your mouth. If it's a plain mince you jam the nozzle of the tomato sauce bottle in through the top pastry and squeeze until the top bulges back out a bit and eat them with your hands and a beer. Sausage rolls are once again eaten hot with your hands but you run a line of sauce down the center of the top, kinda like a hot dog, and the sauce can help with the dryness of the pastry as it crumbles. Dammit. Now I'm hungry...
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  4019. Johnno here - glad you liked the gift box more to come
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  4020. Siemens is the german equivalent of GE, high tech high quality
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  4021. Mate, any Aussie who gets upset with you not wanting to sit there for hours at a time opening mail and trying things.... isn't really an Aussie :) Just give a shout out, occasionally a 'trying Aussie stuff' video and videos on any really cool things sent from Oz should do just fine. Aussies understand you still have a life, a wife and two little ones who want time with dad without the camera :D x Love your channel mate
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  4022. I did not want to comment this time but there are two reasons i have to: 1. Pedro looks awesome in his damn nice shirt! 2. You gave the beer from my home region (wolters from the city of braunschweig) a high score. Now i‘m a fan. 😅🎉😊 PS.: Those lemonade style beers are called „radler“ in southern germany and „alster“ in northern germany. They are indeed beer/lemonade mixtures. Also available with beer/coke (then called „diesel“).
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  4023. I'm embarrassed to say that I've learnt more about Australia from watching you. Little gems of information that I was previously oblivious about. Cheers for embracing our country and us. 🐨
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  4024. Also also, I'm new here. Is that your wife's father? He's look is legendary. Like a true Hispanic cowboy!
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  4025. I am glad to see my parcel for you arrived even with a small mishap. The round 50 cent piece is worth up to $25 Au nearly more than the paper notes combined. (Edit $10 to $15 dollars each silver coin on today market) Happy taste testing a small part of the Adelaide hills. Keep the videos coming 😀
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  4026. The city centre of Canberra looks like a shopping centre...a few low lying buildings and some carparks. That picture was of Sydney looking probably from the bridge. He looks to have accidentally placed the square miles of Australia but placed square kilometres at the end. The United States (not including Hawaii and Alaska or the lower 48) is 2,959,000 sq miles or 7,660,000 sq kilometres in size...this measurement discounts water areas near the coast (which all other countries don't include in their own measurements for their own countries). The land area of Australia is 7,692,000 sq kilometres or 2,970,000 sq miles...wow, looking at this I just realised that Australia is actually bigger than the lower 48...but only just, they are so close.
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  4027. My grandpa had a Christmas tree farm here in Belgium, he used to have a Unimog there, it’s an insane vehicle, but one of the most notable things I remember, is the seating position, it was like sitting on the ground with your legs straight in front of you
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  4028.  @IWrocker  Your Ř is better than many expats' who've been living here for years, at your first attempt! Bravo!
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  4029. In Greece it snows actually every year. We have also many ski resorts. Smaller than big ones in the Alps, but big enough to enjoy skiing near the Mediterranean sea. In Athens it snows too, but it usually melts the next day.
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  4030. 05:15 to be fair, any beer you drink on your terrace during sunset on a nice summer evening will be nicer than the same one in your livingroom in winter
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  4031. Australia is 7.7 mil sq KM not 2.9 lol, and that USA total is including Alaska
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  4032. My French teacher was asked in France by a local TEACHER (it was during a students exchange trip) whether we have polar bears in Poland. You would think the answer is obvious considering the proximity of Poland and France (literally only Germany separates us) but guess not. My teacher proceeded with response "yes, we do in fact, and they speak Russian!" lol.
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  4033. I worked in retail for a long time in various jobs and if an item for example is 10.93, you will round up to 10.95, and if its 10.92 you will round it down to 10.90. Its a good way to offload those 5c pieces
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  4034. Just remember - if it doesn’t come back, it’s not a boomerang it’s a stick. Well done mate 👍🇦🇺
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  4035. If I remember correctly, there were short clips of the Mazda 787B being demonstrated at Le Mans, with some of the clips showing it blasting down the long straights. The sound is... the best way to describe it is, it will definitely stay with you for a while, even if you're just watching it on video... When it comes to these legendary sportscars, I might also recommend videos of Matra V12s and even Ferrari 312Ps. There were plenty of clips of those, most were at full revs...
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  4036. As an Aussie, I approve of time off. In fact, even a month is good to rejuvenate.
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  4037. Been playing since I was 6 and 29 now and got a game on the weekend 😁👍 best game on the planet I must admit you understood much better than others that have watched this video for the first time I was impressed
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  4038. I can back up ok, with my car and my little trailer, but those trucks with trailers with that turning dolly!! HOW!!??To all you truckers: thank you for making our every day life possible!
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  4039. Bit disappointed that the only celebrities doing Aussie accents were actually Australian. Except for you, Wello! Good on you Ian for being willing to give it a go. I've got to say though that your accent was terrible! Your vocabulary though is improving. Keep eating your vegemite and we'll welcome you as an honourary Aussie no matter what you sound like. Love your videos and your down to earth attitude. Keep up the good work work mate.
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  4040. Just a small thing, I believe the 'rally car' in this is actually a rally cross car. Slightly different, but different none the less. And yeah, I believe both were holding back slightly, especially when Ken overtook on the straights.
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  4041. Glad you liked the map, guys, I was afraid it had gone astray. Mine is an earlier edition, and a little larger, but not so detailed, so I was glad to see how much they'd added to the one I sent you. When you get to Queensland, just remember that you pronounce Mackay as M'Kie, or noone will know what you mean 😉
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  4042. Love our firefighters, and I also love the relationship we have with you Americans and the Canadians next door, no matter where the fire we can count on each other to help the others out, no matter how far away and without hesitation.
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  4043. Hot spells of high 30's to low 40's are pretty common in large parts of Australia through the Summer months
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  4044. Great to see Danielle is a Metallica fan🤘
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  4045. All the old Mercedes are gifts from Germany, when they modernized their own fleets.
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  4046. Holy crap, is that a "Chrudim"? I was just looking at it and was like, I definitely know this place, rail, roundabout (it can't be), Tesco, signs showing place I lived before... so yea it's start on road from Slatiňany (close to barracks if I recall correctly). Around two hour from Prague on south from Pardubice, which are on east from Prague. ;)
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  4047. You must remember that the DS is pronounced as "Déesse" in french, meaning Goddess. Also, the lower end model, with mechanical gearbox was called ID, pronounced "Idée" in french, meaning Idea. In the sixties, the bishop of Grenoble wanted to change a car and the discussion was wether it was convenient to buy a DS or an ID. The speech turn came to an old priest who said "S'agissant de l'évéché, il serait tout aussi surprenant de voir une DS y entrer qu'une ID en sortir". Translation : "as we speak of the Bishop-house, it would be as surprising to see a godess enter it than an idea coming out of it".
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  4048. Carlos Sainz, El Matador, first non scandinavian to win 1000 Lakes, has won Paris Dakar four times, with four different cars.
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  4049. We have the same here with the word for debt and guilt in the Netherlands. I doesn't necessarily imply that debt is bad, but it certainly instills the message that you have something to do, to make up for it.
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  4050. Dude, if you make it down to Australia, I gotta spare room you can crash in. I love your style. You're genuine, honest and humble. You can be an honorary Aussie. Also, I love the fact that you've actually learnt a lot about the country. It would be my honour to have you visit.
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  4051. they just forgot one small thing: the fuel tank of the 2CV is of course in the back... (so you would quickly run of of fuel when the back part is missing)
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  4052. Spanish person here. Yeah, in our country we are taught that the entire continent is called "América" (which can be then subdivided for convenience into América del Norte [North America], América del Sur [South America] and América Central [Central America]). The demonym in Spanish to refer to people born in the USA is "estadounidense" (which would translate as "unitedstatian" or something like that). In informal contexts, "americano" can also be used to refer to people from the USA due to the influence from this country in, well, the entire world, but in more formal contexts it is preferred to use "estadounidense" whenever you mean to specifically refer to USA instead of the whole continent, since in Spanish anyone from the entire Americas is technically an "americano".
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  4053. Sanpellegrino is nice but if you have the chance / see it around your EU stores: "Lemon Soda", black can, yellow/white letters.. The company behind it is Campari so chances are good you'll be able to find it. My personal preference since I visited Sardegna and I always import it via Amazon by the 24 tray :)
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  4054. Well done spotting the NZ flag. There has been lots of snow already in China this winter, and both coal and petrol are already scarce, and heating costs are climbing. No coal to run the generators, means no power to the factories, means no work available, and that means no employment or money for the workers.
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  4055. Sorry, Ian, but the US uniform looks like the blazer of an Aussie high school, most of them in fact!
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  4056. As someone from the Netherlands this was entertaining to watch 😂
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  4057. Carlton Drought is my beer of choice at a Pub… normally on tap.
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  4058. When I lived in Queensland, we had many, many Rainbow Lorikeets. The usually hang around in large groups. They used to visit a particular type of palm tree we had in our yard. The Lorikeets would wait until the berries on the palm were very, very ripe, then fill their guts and get drunk as skunks on the over-ripe fruit. Hilarious antics ensued. :)
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  4059. What I love about these oldtimer meetings (our city also has one every year) is that they are the most European events I know. Classic car owners come from all corners of Europe to proudly present their vehicles. The mood is always cheerful and peaceful and one moment you're having a nice smalltalk with a Scotsman about the stylish whitewall tires of his 1958 MGA Roadster and the next you're behind the wheel of a pre-war Alfa Romeo racing car ((build 1923) driven across the Alps by an enthusiastic Italian. You don't even have to be a classic car fan to simply find this fantastic.
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  4060. I live in Germany about an hour away from Luxemburg border and literally everyone from our area drives to Luxemburg for buying coffee in huge amounts. It’s much cheaper there due to less taxes. That might be the reason why Luxemburg is showing such high number on coffee consumption (when it’s measured by the sales amount)
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  4061. Hello, from Portugal, Europe!!! I've got a 206 like that, year 2002, 156k kms, it's a 2.0L HDi, turbo-charged, Bosch direct-injection diesel, good looks and I love it! Very fuel efficient, plenty of torque. Peugeot, Citroen, Renault, Fiat, Skoda, Seat, are very common all over Europe, Africa, South America, even Asia. Diesel engines are very popular specially in the 80s, 90s and 00s, as petrol version being cheaper. Nowadays passenger diesel engines are becoming less common over here due to emission rules and small turbo-charged gasoline as well as hybrid and EV cars are more common in the last decade. That right-hand wheel 206 is in the UK and those two hood vents are for AC/ventilation only (and for a sporty look too! 😂) The Peugeot 206 had many engine versions, petrol from 1.1,1.4,1.6,2.0 L petrol, in several body versions as GTI, RC,etc.and 1.4,1.6,1.9 and 2.0 L diesel. The 206 WRC was one of the best rally car ever made and a world champion back in the late 90s and 00s! Best regards to you all in the US! ❤
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  4062. Something I also read in comments of a different reaction to this video (I'm too young to remember Walmart being here): They usually put their stores in more industrial areas etc simply because they didn't considering different regulations compared to the US and the German HQ was in London with no Germans in the top ranks so absolutely no one who can say "Not a great idea here" who also had influence. And stores like Wertkauf and Interspar are the exception and Interspar especially was a store more for smaller companies, where they could buy large amounts for a cheaper price. And to show the size difference: Walmart stores are averaging between 6400m² and 24200m². Average is 16500m². In Germany, small supermarkets are 400-799m², large 800+m² with an average size of 940m². Yes, you can build 17,5 average German supermarkets in 1 average Walmart
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  4063. I can’t wait until your kids are a little older and you guys come to Australia, just hanging out to see your reactions on everything Aussie when you are here. You probably need 12 months to see most things and another 12 months to see the rest 👍🇦🇺
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  4064. Another great reaction video. It all starts in the school ground. When there's a pack of 20 kids trying to get the ball, you have to jump higher than the rest if you want to get a kick. Don't feel bad about missing the game up til now. You've just come across Australia's best kept secret. Cheers, Glenn.
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  4065. Ian, The Australian national team for any sport always wears the Green and Gold. The winners in the video were Australia. Netball is the most popular (mostly) female sport in Australia.
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  4066. As per the US regulations, the lights turning with the wheels were not allowed as well as the glass covering the 2 lights. This is why the exported models to the US did not have that and were much less esthetics than the original version. The same for the further US version of the Citroen SM.
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  4067. I was driving on motorway in Hungary, signpost indicated that Hungaroring is 3 kilometres away and I could already hear the cars there. When I got to the track, it was so loud, that my ribcage vibrated every time F1 car passed. It was 2008.
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  4068. I'm glad you liked this one, you're as impressed as I was by this move, and thanks for your thanks! The Yellow Mercedes van is the escort vehicle, they have to keep the road clear for the transport and regulate traffic, the model is called Vito here in Europe.
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  4069. There is a difference between a bus and a coach. Functionally buses are multi stop and coaches are point-to-point. But structurally a coach is designed to be more comfortable for long haul rides and may even have a toilet onboard.
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  4070. 0:53 that is a Lancia Kappa Coupe, a very rare car, only about 3500 were made.
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  4071. Take care, my fellow Aussies, I hope everyone stays safe. Love from ya mates down in Melbourne!
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  4072. Have you visited Europe or Australia since starting your channel? You have such an affinity with those places now it would be weird if you DIDN’T visit. :)
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  4073. You must hear the Old BMW M1 Procar oder the 911RSR from 2017 😍🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻
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  4074. Perkins has one of the most Focused Minds on the planet. An Engineer that not only drives the cars he builds, but builds them for his competitors. A Unique Australian.
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  4075. It was Cumbria. I'm a forestry contractor and I have to drive these cat A roads every day. They are open to the public in Scotland.
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  4076. 0:53 Volvo, 1:31 Volvo, 2:37 Saab, 2:52 Ford Zephyr, 3:24 Volvo, 3:41 Volvo, 4:31 Saab, 4:47 Lotus 7 (most likely a replica), 4:58 Volvo, 5:54 Mercedes, 6:21 maybe Opel, 6:32 VW beetle, 7:08 Morris Minor, 8:03 Volvo, 8:13 MGA. Left out the US cars and couple I didn't recognize.
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  4077. I'm from Texas. I've been to the race at Bathurst 7 times from '13 to '19. I camp out at the track for usually 4 nights with a bunch of my Aussie mates. I've been all over that track. It's an awesome place with awesome people. I'm anxious to get back.
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  4078. The first one is a SEAT Leon, the second one is a Toyota Yaris and the Chevrolet is a Matiz (Daewoo)
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  4079. You are right, Tatra is the name of a mountain range in Slovakia (and a small part in Poland). In fact it is the world smallest Alpine-type of mountain range :-) The Tatra car manufacturer got the name after they tested their new cars in the High Tatra mountains in the newly-born state of Czechoslovakia in 1919 (peacefully dissolved in 1993). So the name is kind of a reminder of common history with the Czechs, also Tatra had a car factory in Slovakia for a few decades.
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  4080. Not only Lewis Hamilton. Nico Rosberg was there as a passenger, he won the championship on 2016 and was runner-up in 2014 and 2015. And the bike is called tandem.
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  4081. These guys are on another level. The accuracy and skill required is unbelievable. These guys are the greatest drivers there are.
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  4082. Those Commodores back then were still just production SS Commodores modified for racing. No fancy NASCAR/AUSCAR type chassis then. Souped up engines, gearboxes, diffs and brakes. Side intrusion bars and roll cages. Not like now where it's just a facsimile of the body. Back then if you bent a panel you could nick into the carpark and pinch one off somebody else's car. Larry was famous for his bullet proof engineering.
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  4083. I'm an American expat who lives in Amsterdam now. I have grown to like the European style license plates now. They are are bit more sophisticated but also easy to read and recognize. But North American plates are more fun and colorful. I do like the wider aspect ratio of the EU style as well. I also miss having my custom vanity license plate from Florida! I touched on this on one of my videos on my channel that you actually reacted to!
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  4084. I used to live in the Czech Republic years ago and I can attest to the easy drinking and freshness part of it. I used to have a beer well before noon as did a lot of the locals. It was kind of like an energy drink as it gives your body a lot of vital minerals, vitamins and all of the good stuff.
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  4085. Kofola was created becouse comunism didn't allowed anything from US so we needed to create our cola
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  4086. My half uncle was a driver with 35+ years of experience, hauled over europe, mostly netherlands. Dude was a beast behind the wheel, the amount of precision he had was beyond belife. Respect to all big haul drivers 💪
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  4087. I’m glad you’re sharing the love, I was getting worried you were going to be diabetics.
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  4088. An old neighbour of mine had a 2CV when I was a kid, I always thought they were such a weird little car, but appreciate how simple they are. Oddly enough, Sir Roger Moore said his favourite car from the James Bond films he did was a Citroen 2CV. So if it’s good enough for 007… 🤷🏾‍♂️😂
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  4089. Many US Americans aren't fans of dark chocolate, neither as marzipan. But as you seem to be not the typical one when it comes to taste, you need to try the 'Marzipan' one from Sarotti or Ritter Sport. Or even better the original Lübecker Marzipan! I also love Ritter Sport 'Rum Trauben Nuss' which is 'rum raisin and hazelnut'. It's delicious 😍 Greetings from Berlin 😎
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  4090. Downunderbox is such a great idea, I never even knew this existed in Australia.
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  4091. I saw these race live when I was a kid at Oran Park Raceway in Sydney, NSW, which sadly isn’t there anymore (it’s a housing estate now). One truck ploughed into the wall at speed and it was really scary how hard it hit the wall, with the force such a big truck hit the wall with it was amazing to me that the driver was able to just hop out of the truck and walk away relatively unharmed. It’s amazing how they make them so safe given that they really aren’t designed for racing.
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  4092. Mint slice is the little Aussie secret, always overshadowed by Tim Tams but at least on par with them.
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  4093. Even Darude is European, from Finland. 😀
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  4094. For those 3 years at Barca he was simply the best player on the planet. Best player I have ever had the honour to see in person. Barca at the Nou Camp was amazing!!
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  4095. Thanks Ian for remembering our little piece of paradise, big one for us is IVF, big change for people struggling to to have children😊
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  4096. Sadly, Port Arthur was the place of the biggest gun masscre (1996) in the (modern) world until that guy dressed as a police officer shot all of those young people on that island in Europe somewhere a few years ago. 35 people (from the very young to the much older) were killed at Port Arthur. It was after this incident that the Federal Government at the time took away all the semi-automatic rifles and handguns from the general population. Now we have some of the strictest firearms/weapons legislation in the world.
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  4097. Great that the first clip you hear features commentary from the late great Murray Walker. He and the BTCC went hand in hand during the 90s. The Jag at 3:36 is most likely a supercharged XJR, the Renaults at 5:12 are Lagunas, built in partnership with the Williams F1 team, as Renault were their engine suppliers during the 1990s
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  4098. For me he's the GOAT of GOATS, unbelievably naturally gifted.
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  4099. These gifts are getting so creative good on ya to the peeps sending this stuff in!
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  4100. Louis de Funes was a great comedic actor, very mimical, very physical, often playing a hot tempered authority figure like the police commander. But France had and has very much it's own movie industry, and the movies are very French and a certain familiarity with Frenchness helps enjoying them. The biggest fan I knew here in the Netherlands was a friends dad, tears of laugther when there was a de Funes movie on tv allthough he had seen it before. That family went to France for vacation every year. He was restauring a Citroen DS, he got his son a 2CV to repair at 16, so it could be finished at 18. That was the first car I drove. Anyway, it's not that uncommon for Europeans to love France or be amused by the French, but it's also not to everybody's liking.
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  4101. In the Fiat Heritage museum there's the final, never raced evolution of the Delta S4, the ECV. The car has a full carbon monocoque instead of the tubular frame and dropped the twincharging for sequential turbocharging: this engine is the 800hp beast the video talks about. It also has an early electronic central differential, which (evolved) made its way years later in the Alfa 155 V6 TI that won the DTM.
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  4102. Sidecar motocross is still a thing here in the UK but used to be much bigger with many specialist companies producing sidecar outfits up to 750cc. Very hard on the passenger’s knees.
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  4103. Hi Ian, that bloke is wearing a Dreamtime tee shirt, with aspects of their rock and bark art, they look fantastic on the right person, cheers mate, Neil.
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  4104. I have to admit that I didn't know much about Australia (just the usual info) until I stumbled into your channel (Luxembourg/Europe here). It is funny that I am learning things about Australia on an American Youtube channel hehe. They seem to be extremeliy friendly and have a really great sense of humor. I know that you are probably only showing the best but even then, it is a lot of super friendly and funny comments/videos etc... they has to be a lot of truth to it. Greetings to all the Australians today !
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  4105. There was a big hail storm in Sydney last night 😂 It collapsed a roof of a major shopping centre. Sydney also has paramedics on motorbikes as well as a tiny Smart car ambulance. These vehicles are designed to get through city traffic and navigate the light rail train lines in the central business district to ensure the quickest response to emergencies.
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  4106. Aren't they amazing! You definitely need to visit Australia - I love how much you appreciate everything you are learning about the country.
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  4107. Dutchman here. The free refill thing would not work here, because the way I understand it selling drinks is a huge part of a restaurant's profit margin here. So waiters in most restaurants will come by often to ask if'd like another drink to drive up the bill. And flag flying is not common here at all, only on government buildings. The only time flags are flown here by the wider population are on King's day (April 27th, in combination with a lot of orange flags and banners), Remembrance Day (May 4th, flown at half mast), and Liberation Day (May 5th).
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  4108. I just love how genuine y‘all are.
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  4109. I'm glad that you like German beer so much... and there are many, many varieties from over 1,500 breweries! Greetings from Germany 🍺 🇩🇪
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  4110. No joke set up a crowd fund and we'll get you here, would love to see some live reactions and see you at Mt panorama
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  4111. A true legend. I must admit that when I was watching rallying back in the 1980's I remember being amazed that such a beautiful woman could through the Audi around like that. Those cars were both extremely fast and EXTREMELY difficult to drive. BTW I knew Walter Rohrl was a World Champion Rally driver but I didn't know he was a World Champion Douchebag too!
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  4112. This looks like an ABC program which is taxpayer funded and completely devoid of advertising. That’ll be why he couldn’t mention the hotel brand
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  4113. Most Australian garbologist (Garbo) trucks became the now known “One arm bandits” back in the early 1990’s, they put a lot of blokes on the rubbish pile. Now my shitty council wants to bring in 4 bloody garbage bins, I usually put the bins out on Sunday night for Monday morning collection but now I’m getting confused. Glass recycling is once a month, regular recycling is once a fortnight, household waste is weekly & green waste is I don’t know anymore. Cheers
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  4114. So glad you and the family enjoyed your aussie snacks! I'm surprised anything lasted that long... apart from the vegemite! 🤢 Your table looks like a chocolate warzone afterwards!
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  4115. Its quite okay to pick Aussie food up with your fingers... Sausage rolls here in Melbourne have sausage meat and beef mixture and are generally thinner. But glad you had some of our stuff. 😃
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  4116. I work at a Prefab concreet factory. And the rest concreet wy make concreet legoblocks. And the are olso for Festival 's protectie. At 1.3 ton a legoblock.
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  4117. The european fanta looks like orange juice color - the inside of an orange. The american fanta looks like orange peel color - the outside of an orange. LOL (Btw, dont tear off the lid/cap - its ment to stay with the bottle to reduce pollution)
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  4118. It's good to know that someone up there in the States still cares about their friends down under
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  4119. Worked at warehouses in America, and was amazed by the truck drivers comming in from Canada and their superior skills
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  4120. ‘Someone stuffed a huge ass engine into a ramp!’ 😂 perfect description for that car 😅
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  4121. There are five seats in almost every car. So even the old Fiat 500 could fit, at least the headcount of 5 people.
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  4122. Amber lighs have a long history in Spain. Due to homologation to european standards they are (very) slowly transfer to blue lights. Newer vehicles will often have blue lights.
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  4123. so proud to see other Aussies being so generous good stuff guys/girls
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  4124. Those doormats are indestructable, if WW3 breaks out just wrap yourself in them and you will be fine.
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  4125. The vehicle with the EA logo is a CZS 15 TRITON. EA stands for Excalibur Army, which is the company that makes the vehicle.
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  4126. the v12 Q7 TDI has 1000nm of torque
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  4127. It's pure and visceral. The V10s were my favourite sounding F1 engines. Imagine 20ish of these beasts all revving to 18,000 rpm on the start line. I miss those days.
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  4128. 2:12 my thoughts and prayers for those who accidentally touched the metal part of the seatbelt in that heat.
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  4129. green clouds usually mean hail .
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  4130. I live in Gothemburg, the origin city of Volvo. I raced in a 240, owned a 740 and worked in both the car- and truck factory. Wonderful cars and lovely to see and read that comments from all around the world about these vehicles ❤ Also fun to see a lot of Volvos in a lot of movies and tv-shows from the US.
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  4131. Belgium beer is just the best in the world. Specifically the tripple beers.❤
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  4132. You’ve got a great family mate. Pedro looks like a great bloke. He’s rocking those boots. 👌 wish all the success to you and you’re family mate. 👍
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  4133. Looks like my daily parking session, going in circle around those alleys a couple times searching for a single parking spot.
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  4134. U should try "Pilsner Urquell" (in my opinion the best czech beer). Greetings from Slovakia. Pozdravujem českých bratov a sestry. Plzeň sa vám fakt podaril.
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  4135. Almost all of Australia is "in-between towns"
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  4136. I'm amazed no one has pointed out that KitKat is British. Not a single comment about it.
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  4137. With the first examples (like Austria) you hear at least two different alarms here: the solid tone is either pre-alarm (minimum 3 minutes) or the all-clear-alarm (1 minute). The actual alarm is the wailing tone (minimum 1 minute). The sirens are old style mechanical and could be activated even with a hand crank.
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  4138. She did specialized transport before getting her own truck, like wind turbine blades, really worth checking out
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  4139. Symbols are processed faster by the brain than symbols with text or just text. This type of signal processing is also used for brands. Instead of writing out the brand name, you only see its symbol and know immediately what it is (assuming you know the brand).
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  4140. Thats so awesome you checking out the speedway action from my hometown here. You really want to see the teams racing from Palmerston North. The teams racing is the pinnacle of the superstocks racing. Absolute carnage
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  4141. Here in europe we know the size of our cars and where it can fit trough quite well. Everyday task to find a centimeter free space 😅
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  4142. The reason Aussie Newspapers are so big is so that when you need to you can roll one up and smack the flies away. Just don't go after the spiders or they will take the paper from you and hit you back!
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  4143. Caffè Florian is a coffee house situated in the Procuratie Nuove of Piazza San Marco, Venice. It was established in 1720 and is the oldest coffee house in continuous operation in Italy, and one of the oldest in the world (the oldest being Queen's Lane Coffee House in Oxford founded in 1654). Yep, you can still buy coffee in the original Caffe Florian (albeit at eye-watering prices). Twenty seconds on Google...
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  4144. for the bmw's, the "crakle pops" noise is from the antilag. It is a system that eliminates turbo lag by creating saprks in the exhaust manifold and makes the turbo spin even tho the engine doesn't create exhaust gases
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  4145. FriendlyJordy is a wild ride, he’s an incredibly intelligent guy but his videos are insanity lol Love it
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  4146. We don't use corn syrup as sweetener in most of our chocolates, that makes a huge difference.
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  4147. The yellow pickup had the hood scoop because the hood was design to be on a gas car and they put a naturally aspirated 1.9 diesel Renault engine in the pickups which didn't clear the hood. So then they just cut a hole in it and put a hood scoop to clear the engine. That was some cheap engineering at the time but you could identify the engine in those from a mile away.
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  4148. Im not a native english speaker. This is more of a spelling quiz than flag quiz for me XD
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  4149. The pit lane speed limiter depends on the track, but I think at Bahrain it is 80km/h. Imagine being the front jack man standing, waiting and hoping the driver stops on his marks! 30 years ago there were no speed limits. Ayrton Senna set the fastest lap at one race (Donington 1993) when driving through the pits! Here is an example: Prost vs Senna https://youtu.be/m8gjBwJALvE
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  4150. I am not saying everyone in Europe is bilingual or multilingual. Although many are. But most European can more or less speak and understand the basics of another language from a neighbouring country or a major country (in their influence) like German, French, Spanish and OF COURSE English
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  4151. Over 20 million people play Netball in 80 different countries, the top teams are Australia, New Zealand, England, Jamaica. There are defenders and attacker, 7 aside. You cannot dribble and you cannot hold the ball longer than 3 seconds nor step/run on with the ball. Contact is a turnover or an advantage if your team have the ball, I am a player and a umpire and Americans are missing out.
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  4152. I have lived in Adelaide for the past 25 years and I must say its a great place to live. Very easy going and chilled area. I work in policing and Im glad you took a look at a few of our vehicles. The ambulance Subaru is called a Sprint Car, with a paramedic onboard to attend urgent jobs prior to the large ambulance arrives.
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  4153. Loved coke or creaming soda or big sars spiders when i was little, macca's didnt do them back then, it was just chilled drink in a tall chilled glass and drop a scoop of vanilla ice cream in and wait for it to look like a chem experiment gone wrong.. . They were epic.
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  4154. As the Americans say about healthcare, nothing is free. You also pay for the water, and pay for the free refills, just not directly, but via the calculation. US restaurateurs have nothing to give away either, don't be naive. Why should I finance the sugar addiction of others by paying a higher food price? Hardly anyone in a restaurant here orders tap water. Why should I when there is good beer and wine at reasonable prices? Eating is a social event, not just food consumption.
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  4155. Haha, pretty typical for the north of Australia. Just this morning I was out at a gorge in Western Australia, and stood about 4m away from a freshwater croc! Those salties scare me though!
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  4156. I'm a born & bred aussie but pre-COVID did a lot of travelling to NZ for my job. Aussies and kiwis like to talk up the rivalry but at the end of the day we all live in the same corner of the world, and serious ribbing about the rugby aside (there's nothing more dispiriting than being in a pub in Auckland when the All Blacks are playing the Wallabies, though that didn't stop them feeling sorry for me and shouting me a drink or two 😂), I've always welcomed kiwis here and I've always felt welcome there.
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  4157. I think you might find why there’s more rust on the passenger side it might be the road salt because they don’t clean the edges of the road as good as on the driver side That would be my thoughts
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  4158. Moffat was driving a Phase 3 GTHO. It was, at the time the fastest 4 door family saloon in the world
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  4159. Someone contact Arnott's, or anyone who knows someone who works there. Let Arnott's know about IWrocker. ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  4160. Steve Johnson the winner of the race is Dick Johnson's son with John Bowe in the Torana is 2nd. Dick and John were once teammates from 1988 to 1997.
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  4161. Those coins shows how young the Queen was on the older coin, and how she has aged on the newer coin
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  4162. We had this strange thing happen when our Chihuahua died. He used to have this spot out the back of the house where he liked to lay in the Sun. There were three or four large Blue Tongue Lizards that he would chase, but never hurt. He just kind of played with them. Just after he died, I walked out one day to find the Lizards in like a half circle facing where he used to lay, like they missed him. It was one of the strangest and touching things I had ever seen. We really underestimate these creatures.
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  4163. Way back when, our Prime Minister, John Howard, was "attacked" by the Chasers War On Everything, what did he do? He shook their hand, he got the humor, other politicians since have gone down the "woke" route and tried to sue them for jokes. These guys are legendary comedians.
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  4164. Pedro is going to become a star in Australia. What a legend !! Addicted to your videos. Great fun to watch
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  4165. We are not getting all notifications and its not just your channel, its across the board. Doing an awesome job with your channel mate. Fraser Coast Queensland.
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  4166. ATC stands for "American Truck Company" - importers of Tatra trucks into the US! :)
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  4167. Zastava 750, later version was 850, was a licence produced Fiat 600. It was my first car. Whopping 27 HP! It was excellent in snow. A friend of mine had a first generation ofBMW 3-something, he was bragging about and I told him we have the same average speed over the whole year, beemers sucked in snow. Later when I had a Subaru Legacy I made a sticker ''BMW Tow Service'', in one winter I towed three BMWs out of ditches...
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  4168. u have to watch the 917/30, one of the craziest vehicles ever
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  4169. Of course any racing car has a full roll cage. These almost stock vehicles are very safe. I think the best video on these was an English Top Gear show a few years ago. The Maloo Ute. If you go searching for it, watch for the hay bales in the opening scene. You will get it when you see it. :)
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  4170. You are correct . Its US road space that gives them room for large vehicles. European airport fire tenders are the same size as US ones. Same amount of room to manoeuvre
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  4171. Haha. Sorry, MATE, but you haven’t dropped the American accent at all! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 You’re so fun, man.
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  4172. I'm a german construction worker and i was shocked when i learned how cheap american houses are built. I'm used to solid masonry. and that includes drywall, of course. that's why I don't understand the American way. I mean, simple wooden frame, one sheet of plasterboard per side, and no insulation in between! crazy! you can hear every word from the room next door and with the slightest touch you have a hole in the wall. American houses are of course larger and at first glance appear more luxurious. but that's more appearance than being. Such cheaply built houses do not come close to meeting German or European standards.
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  4173. Well done mate! You had me on the edge of my seat there, because as we all know, a second too long and the whole thing collapses into your coffee and makes a disgusting mess. It's all in the timing but you nailed it first go. You get more Aussie by the day.
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  4174. Other thing: In EU, we have LED Matrix headlights - these headlights are able to shut off individual parts of their beam. This means that the maximum amount of the road remains illuminated (on high beam), while small parts are darkened to avoid blinding other drivers. You can check it on multiple videos, I prefer Audi or Mercedes with Digital LED matrix headlights. In US, active headlights were banned. But I heard its changing now. PS: I also know people with police Crown Vics here in Czech republic :))
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  4175. Always so nice to watch you Ian - an American with a bit of world knowledge. What a rare treat !!! 👍👍👍
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  4176. Yeah! The worst part about this video is that it makes us in the comments seem unable to take criticism, but most of it is BS lol. We can take stuff on the chin, but at least let it be true 😂
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  4177. When my boyfriend at the time, now ex from Oklahoma come over here he said the colours were cleaner. He sat there watching the magpies because he couldn't get over how clean the white on them looked and how dark the black was. When I took him to the beach we spent hours there with him just looking out at the ocean. He said the blue of the water was amazing. He also is a diabetic and he was truly dumbfounded at the foods he could get away with eating here. The different tastes of things they tasted healthier lol and that was things like we consider junk food. He said there was no way he would even try it over there. Also another thing we notice was his cough yes he is a smoker but the cough disappeared while he was here it didn't come back till he got home for a day or two. He said the air is so much cleaner which is kinda funny since we live near the steelworks which is not exactly k😢nown for its clean air output. The shopping centre was the funniest thing to watch him see though it was like a kid in a candy store looking at all the different things lol. That's just a few things but there are so many more.
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  4178. Ah Aussie Dash Cam videos. Where you can find a single word that is used as a Noun, Verb, Adverb and Adjective... Usually all in the same sentence.
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  4179. please do a follow up video when Pedro plants the Sturt desert pea seeds from Australia and a follow up video during the germination and growth periods of the plant.
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  4180. This year's Targa Tas Condolences to those that lost loved ones. Such a great race
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  4181. Suprised that the Audi 2.5TDi Inline 5 isnt here that thing with a straight pipe sounds awesome
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  4182. Just a simple AUSwrocker sundae as it is your own making with aussie ingredients.
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  4183. Beer needs to be drank from a chilled glass… not plastic. Yes, it makes a difference. 👍🇦🇺😀
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  4184. I'm British living in England & you've chosen a very good beer mate! European beer variety is amazing, sad to say, not too many American beers win any awards over here. I once tried to get drunk on holiday in Florida by necking your beer for about six hours, but I felt no different from having THREE "proper" beers at home! I tried. 🍻😂🍻
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  4185. Netherland sounds more like an Alien Invasion 😂😂😂
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  4186. Aussies know a good bloke when we see one.
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  4187. Australia is so big, nobody gets to see it all. That was an interesting one. Fraser Island is another that comes to mind, but people feed the roos and they are getting dangerous as a consequence. Last night I watched the 'Footrot Flats" movie from my native New Zealand. It's a classic cartoon style that your whole family would enjoy. It is made for adults though! The kids wouldn't notice, I don't think! It's very funny and is based on cartoon strips we would see in the newspaper and in their books.
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  4188. Dacias are known for having the opposite philosophy of luxury sports cars, basically using the minimally viable motor/horsepower and infotainment system. But considering that most European countries aren't Germany and are limited to 120/130km/h on highways anyway this usually doesn't matter. Especially onsidering most people only move their own ass plus maybe one passenger and or three days of groceries, so you'll never need it unless you absolutely want fast acceleration.
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  4189. Tree wise; assembling the plastic Christmas tree has always been a big part of the tradition for us. 1st of December we gather to put the tree up and decorated it. Back in the box in January. Had the same tree for 10 years or so, they do last and last.
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  4190. Try Heinz ketchup, the US against European, I have heard a lot of Americans have been surprised by the difference in taste. The European ketchup is richer in the tomato taste, plus less additives. 😊
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  4191. My husband and I adopted a Koala 🐨 after the bush fires last year. What a thoughtful gift. One day we are hoping to visit the Koala Hospital. Thanks for your great videos .
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  4192. Hey Ian, "backup cars" used to exist, but now teams are limited to a spare chassis/monocoque, only one per team. So if there's a big crash during practice/qualy that compromises the monocoque, they can rebuild a car for the race or rest of the weekend. Sidenote, in Supercars, and most Aussie motorsport, the only part you can't replace during a weekend is the chassis. The video says it goes to 2021, which means it would probably include Grosjean's monster fire ball crash at Bahrain in 2020, probably one of the scariest F1 crashes I've watched. There's been some monster crashes at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, both F1, and support races. Brundle's crash in 1996, Alonso's crash which is in your video, Percat (supercars) had a big one a few years back. And I can't recall which driver, but a Williams driver had a big one out of turn 6. And a few others. The worst weekend in motorsport was surely May 1994, when the F1 lost Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna, the footage of both crashes is horrifying. Safety in F1 has come so far, and the introduction of the 'halo' has already proven itself at least twice that I can recall. And yes, open-wheelers are inherently dangerous when the interlock wheels.
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  4193. OR..just drive over 65 mph all the time, I found that, that light don’t come on anymore. And comparing it to the 1500 ram I had with the 5.7L , it’s a different tune on the 6.4, it’s only on when going downhill,coasting,or you just had to let off the gas. Once it gets down to around 10 or 15 mph it goes off. The 1500 5.7, hell it seems like it was on a lot , you could even gently go on the gas and gain speed with the ECO light on (sounds like shit tho) where as the 6.4 it won’t do that...so HAMMER DOWN!😜🤣🤣🍻👊🏻good video!
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  4194. He's drinking it like lemonade.😆 My warning don't haste it, drink it like you have nothing to do today.
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  4195. Oh yes! One of the greatest cars ever made. Great choice! EDIT: 01:30 Not only have they made many different vehicles, but Daimler-Benz (original name) also invented the world's first production car and the world's first motorcycle (both 1885).
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  4196. There's a few S4 still racing in hillclimb events, they sound AMAZING! Also, Toivonen was a BEAST! What this dude did with this car was nothing short of epic. Great react, 69/420 haha
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  4197. Aussie made fords are great. The Tonneau cover on the ute is called a hard cover here and yes it was a factory option. You could also have it with soft cover. Such a shame the aussie utes are no more. Getting harder to find the good ones with low km.
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  4198. Greetings from Poland. The bread ( about 1kg) from local family bakery cost 7zł = 1,7 $. It's freash. On sundays, when they open around 1 pm there are dozens of peaople standing in line. If I recall You live in Chicago there are a lot of Polishi people You should ask them about bread and see the passion when they will talk about it.
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  4199. I wouldnt describe one of our Indigenous people as "an aborigine", the connotation there is a bit yikes. You could use "Indigenous Australian/First Nations person", "Australian Aboriginal" OR "Torres Strait Islander" (depending on which they are) or their actual tribal nation denotion if you know it, never just "aborigine". But you couldnt have known, so no harm dude, just a heads up for next time ^_^
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  4200. My brother knew back then the guys who made the MP3 format. He gave me once a music file that was only 4 MB big. It was one of the first 4 files ever compressed as MP3 - At leas a copy of them. I was not aware of how big this would become. - FYI - My brother is the cool guy. I am the one who missed the genius genes.
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  4201. They should have made the Efigy real, such a beautiful car
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  4202. Sadly the Black House was demolished some time ago for another modern bulding (the black house was kinda a art project by some people) The spaghetti ice is some special in germany, it was "invented" some decades ago by someone who put vanilla ice cream through a pasta maker, added strawberry sauce for the "tomato sauce" and them some vanilla crisp for the "chess". You can buy it in some super markets too as little portions. The ping pong on the traffic lights are only on a handful of some. Before i forget it, we dont make jokes and are bad at humor, so pls go back to work ;)
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  4203. I've owned a variety of cars and I can say, without fear of contradiction, minis are the most fun you can have in a car
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  4204. About the temperatures in Europe, they tend to be lower than in the US. Simple reason is, we’re way up north. Your northern cities compare to the South of Europe. For example New York is at about the same latitude as Madrid and Rome. The Netherlands is centrally located in Europe (along the N-S axis at least) but is north of Maine. Meaning if we disregard Alaska, then over half of Europe lies further to the north than any place in the US.
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  4205. 7:58 the cordial is a concentrate. Put a little in a glass, and top up with water. Non alcoholic. Mix 1 part Cordial with 4 parts water or to taste. Refrigerate below 5˚C after opening.
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  4206. Australia classifies these sort of vehicles, "commercial" and they have lots of tax benefits (over a four-year write period). You can claim depreciation, or lease payments, upkeep, fuel on tax, etc.,. After four years you trade it in on another and go with the rebooted tax benefits. If you're on the land (a farmer) you get tax benefits on deisel fuel - so it makes sense to run your vehicles on deisel and charge it to your business. Toyotas are probably the most popular because they're relibale and when you're miles from anywhere and need parts nearly every mechanic keeps Toyota parts, or knows someone nearby who keeps them.
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  4207. Right? He's even not sure and proceeds to pronaunce it correctly on his own. Gotta love this guy.
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  4208. Glögg is basically heated red wine with raisins, chopped almonds and cinnamon. its a good way to get you warmth back after a long and cold hike in the forest.
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  4209. Hello, greetings from Czech Republic :-) Its cool see American, who loves our cars 🙂
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  4210. Dude your kids are adorable you have a very nice family there. Your wife is very good with languages. Merry Christmas to you and your family Sir !
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  4211. Speed limits in Czechia are - 50 km/h for town, city, village areas , 90 km/h for smaller country roads, 110 km/h for Class 1 roads (almost highway but not quite) and then 130 km/h for highways .. all ofc unless indicated otherwise. Everyone driving in Czechia should always know these general speed guidelines because we dont waste speed limit signs absolutely everywhere ... like if you are driving on a country road through a small village - unless theres a reason (it was judged as a risky area, a lot of people are crossing the road and drivers were found to be commonly speeding through etc etc ) you wont see a 50 km/h speed limit sign when entering that village and neither will you ofc see a 90 km/h sign when leaving the village but the rules apply. Btw. common max speed for trucks is 90 km/h , coach buses even 100 km/h .. it is always clearly indicated with a sticker on the back of the truck / bus for everyone to see and take into account when they wanna pass said vehicle etc.
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  4212. Ian, thanks for your great video! I'm from Finland and I was 12 years old when Henri Toivonen was killed. Henri was pretty much similar to the Finns and in rallying what Gilles Villeneuve and even Ayrton Senna were in Formula One. There is a Finnish-made documentary about Henri and his death on YouTube called "Vauhdin surma" (in English something like "Death of Speed"). You will be amazed to learn what allegedly and most likely went on behind the scenes...
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  4213. That 2010 jabulani was wild and either hated or loved. It moved and swerved all over the place
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  4214. An ignorant thought I had growing up in Australia was that everyone could swim. To me it was just a natural fact of life that you learn to walk and swim. Some of my earliest memories are of swimming and everyone I knew could swim like it was second nature. I also lived somewhere with national parks where I could swim in rivers and creeks. It wasn't until I was a young adult and I made some friends from China that I learnt there were people that actually grow up without learning to swim. Its funny how sometimes something so obvious or simple can not occur to you until someone points it out. All the sudden this new world opened up where it made sense that someone may have never had any need to swim in a body of water. One of those friends from China is now my wife and at first she didnt enjoy swimming because being in the water felt unnatural and tiring but I guess my love for it and her seeing me move so freely kept her going and now Im happy to say she has learnt to swim and she loves it too. Now our kids have started young and they are doing well.
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  4215. Kookaburras are from the KINGFISHER family they are good snake catchers
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  4216. that 2CV has a Dutch plate!😂
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  4217. Eucalyptus balls are my favourite lolly. People eat them when they have a cold. But I eat them any time!!!! Yummo. I don’t know if you noticed but our money has Braille dots on it. That’s a more recent addition. I love that pawpaw ointment. I have that exact tube on my desk at work. It keeps my lips soft
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  4218. The people who sent all the packages are legends for hooking you up with everything.
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  4219. We have Black Friday sales now but when I was younger they didn’t exist. Our equivalent used to be the Boxing Day Sales
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  4220. Your kids are super-cute in this video! Hope Dani & Sydney are doing well 😊 A goanna is a native Australian lizard. The "anna" part is pronounced the same way as the girl's name Anna. The wooden toy's name is probably a play on words: a wooden goanna that moves. And yes, Australia gets cyclones, but mainly in the tropical north. Sometimes though, they move far enough south-west after they cross the coast that areas in NSW can be flooded from all the rain.
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  4221. The green lights on the wall of that tunnel are for pace keeping. They move at the speed limit (80kph). There is a fairly steep incline in the second half of that particular tunnel which many drivers don't notice, causing their speed to drop, which means the driver behind slows down and so on. There were regularly traffic issues around the entrance to the tunnel caused by the flow on effect of this. So the lights were introduced as a reference to drivers to help maintain their speed, and allow traffic to flow freely. Unfortunately many drivers didn't get the memo, and still drop to around 60kph as they go up the incline (Probably looking at the lights going past them and thinking "I wonder what those are for").
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  4222. World wide Maccas McCafe started in Victoria Pde, Collingwood (Melbourne). The reason was the manager begged USA to allow real barrista coffee as mothers wouldn't let kids come and play without a good coffee being available. That Manager ended up as President of world wide Maccas due to his immense success. They do alter the names and styles of their coffees across the world - but it is based on the high standard of Melbourne! They now have two types of espresso - one is machine made and one is Barrista. You pay for the higher standard.
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  4223. I've done a lot of things in my life, but I've never snorted a Tim Tam Before ,lol. You guys Rock°er°
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  4224. It melts my heart when I see the tender love of a daddy with his princess. Hi Emma 🥰. You guys are such a relatable and authentic family; please don’t lose this (something that often fades over time on YouTube, when it becomes all scripted content 😔)
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  4225. Highly recommend you watch "Kath and Kim Netball" on YouTube :P Kel, the referee is Glen Robins who played Russell Coight : )
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  4226. I’m using Danfoss thermostats for my lake house heated floors here in Finland. It’s a big company in the HVAC business
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  4227. 1:42 Renault Master 2:11 Citroen XM 2:20 Renault 5 3:56 Renault G series / Midlum -Fire Dept. 5:14 Fiat Ducato 2nd generation
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  4228. I’m From Portugal You have to see it live to really have the perfect knowledge of the speed the car and the noise from the shifting is something of an other world.... the fans are absolutely crazy and the friendship.... come to Portugal Your will be very welcome were and to enjoy the stages like we do, you need to be on the terrain the day before and “sleeping on open air” party all night long that’s the spirit. Look for videos off rally stage - ( Fafe/Lameirinhas ) , (Amarante) , (Góis) and many more INSANE 👍💪🏻😀 WELCOME TO PORTUGAL 🇵🇹 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 WE ARE THE BEST
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  4229. Gotta give David the MVP for the back packs especially
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  4230. Ugliest vehicle I have ever seen. Makes the Aztek look beautiful.
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  4231. Scania sells marine / boat engines, and generators in the US. Back in day Scania also had a business partnership with Mack and have over the years delivered over 100.000 engines to Mack.
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  4232. Australia, land of contrast. While QLD is waiting for this scary cyclone, here in Adelaide, South Australia, we haven't seen a drop of rain since Nov 2024. We are worried! Stay safe up there! 🫶
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  4233. Cheers from Poland and Merry Christmas
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  4234. 6:15 highly modified Piaggio Ape with a Honda 600 cc motorcycle engine 10:51 Fiat 126 11:08 Peugeot 205 T16 11:14 a Lada 2106, the base model being a clone of the Fiat 131
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  4235. If you are taking suggestions for what engine noises you should react to next, may I suggest the 1995 Ferrari 412 T2? The last Ferrari F1 car to be powered by a V12. You wont regret it 👍🏾
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  4236. I tried Czechvar (Budvar) quite a few times. Completely different beers, taste wise. You can find it in specialty beer shops. Labeled Czechvar in the USA because or the lawsuits. It's a really good, flavorful beer, but I much prefer Pilsner Urquell which is the Gold Standard IMO.
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  4237. And for number 1 we have….. my laundry. Legends tell of the socks which enter as pairs and mysteriously exit as odds 😳
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  4238. Czechs are known for making good stuff! even better on a Hetzer chassis! 😂
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  4239. yea i thought what i've seen in germany is a lot but this driver takes it to another level. great to see that all the other drivers somewhat know how to react and just move over
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  4240. Most Germans don't know that as well. They aren't as big as what you can get in the US. But they do exist and sometimes they are big enough to cause some noticeable damage, which is very rare though like once every few years or so. And I think that is already an increased frequence in comparison to a few decades ago.
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  4241. Tatry (written as plural) - Tatra mountains - the smallest high mountains (786km2, 610km2 in Slovakia, 30 mountains over 2500m). Nizke Tatry - Low Tatras - right over the Poprad valley, next to Tatras. Tatra banka - Tatra bank. :) Hotel Tatra is quite common name for a hotel in Slovakia. Or used to be. Tatranky - a traditional waffer in various forms. Sounds like "belonging to Tatra" or "woman from Tatras". "Tatra" is one of the 3 hills in our national emblem. It is Tatra, Matra (for some reason in Hungary) and Fatra. One could say, that "Tatra" is kinda slovak national symbol. :)
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  4242. Bell (telephone) was born in Scotland and thus why this invention is generally credited as UK. Also Faraday English not American.
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  4243. your dad is invited to Dortmund for this vote for the DAB beer. we have many more beers to taste. its funny to see you guys drinking
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  4244. My wifes uncle started the first Aussies rules league in America. The ironmongers.
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  4245. the whole thing cracked me up but 3 things in particular , when he handed it over," he's fuckin yours now!" , 2, "he's doin' it, he's doin' it, " when the bear was looking in the sky, and best of all, i dont think itv's insurance will cover this , take it off her " ok mate , i'll get the dart gun!" im dead, total comedy gold!
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  4246. The DEFENDER deserves (at least) a whole episode, you'll love it
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  4247. Congrats Ian, for getting that shout out from 2 Aussie race drivers... You must feel you're getting closer to be driven around Bathurst race track.
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  4248. I'm 63, I learned to drive on a Citroën 2 CV and my first car was a VW Beetle. Two fantastic cars, nice memories...
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  4249. Czechia is certainly a country that has made an incredible progress in upgrading its emergency vehicles
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  4250. Worth watching a whole stage of McRea, some of the footage from his Ford Focus days is incredible as the onboard camera tech is simply better than 96/97 although the Ford was lacking he wringed the shit out of it, some whole stage runs just look like a 10 minute crash that never quite happens. Incredible, fearless but ultimately reckless man that could have achieved so much more.
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  4251. learning at least 1 foreign language is good for "opening" minds, what really lacks in US....
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  4252. When Americans refer to trucks (what we would call utes) we smile and say, "that's not a truck, this is a truck"
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  4253. This makes every Australian proud
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  4254. You were correct on most of them. We have a lot of Kia Ceed's, Toyota Corolla's, Hyundai i30's as police vehicles whether marked or unmarked. These Toyota SUV's were indeed Land Cruisers. Video was recorded 11.11.2023 which is an Independence Day that's why there is so much police activity and polish flags everywhere. Ford in 3:30 is named KUGA here but it is a rebadged Escape, car in 2:39 is a Kia Venga
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  4255. The European names were easy for me. It helps that I used to collect stamps and know how to read the greek and cyrillic alphabets. For future quizes likes these you might want to use the Next button. That way you can get the easy ones out of the way fast and there will be fewer options left for the hard ones.
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  4256. SsangYong is Korean, and has existed for a long time as a company. Originally very close cooperation with Mercedes, in fact had Mercedes engines. In Australia was sold by Mercedes dealerships. In most recent times a bit more separated from Mercedes, but I am not sure how complete the separation is now.
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  4257. iT'S NOT FAIR. you just made me get off my seat and start cooking.. you could have finished it with a slice of BACON good job you done well.. cheers
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  4258. My grandpa drove V3S, it had a closed cabin instead of flatbed (i don't know how to describe it better in english) and the cabin had like 10 seats. It was used as a "bus" in forests and hills in a military area. Grandpa worked for military foresters. He had one in the garden with the cabin too, but we took the seats out, left only the metal stove it had there as a heating and we slept there sometimes as kids or it was used to go to the hills to gather a lot of wood and haul it back to the house.
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  4259. Omg, Emma just saying 'Oi, Oi, Oi' made me laugh and cry at the same time :D People are getting to know Australia :D xx About bloody time lol
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  4260. 9:45 Le Perthus Pyramid, France
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  4261. Great vid guys, you're gonna be so sick of chocolate. With the amount of Tim Tams you received, you might consider opening a Tim Tam outlet. It'd be funny AF if you hate chicken salt (lmao). Just in case no one told you... you actually become an Aussie once you start eating the Milo straight from the can ( teaspoon for beginners ). Can't wait to see the follow up eps. Two types of peeps in the world...Aussies and those that wish they were...lol Take care, stay safe guys.
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  4262. 02:35 BRM V16, 1.5 litre supercharged 600bhp 1950s Grand Prix car. Revs to 12,000 rpm.
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  4263. The green coils are mosquito repellent coils, you light them, and they keep mozzies away. Normally, they break when trying to separate them.
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  4264. So that first Iveco is the last of a truck model known as an Acco. The Acco name is an acronym for Australian constructed cab-over, made in Victoria.The cab has undergone cosmetic changes, but the original square shape hasn’t changed for decades. Iveco took over International Trucks in Australia in 1992.
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  4265. You've done more for international relations than most governments
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  4266. Tasmania is unbelievable. A tiny island packed with beauty and adventure, it has the cleanest air and water you will find anywhere in the world. When you visit, you feel like you have gone back to the dawn of time. I have hitch-hiked and driven around Tasmania, an absolute joy. I lived in Brisbane for 3 years and loved it. A town full of entertainment, arts and culture. It can get hot and sticky in the height of summer, but the rest of the year it is just perfect. I grew up in Melbourne and it is the best city in the world. ;-) Sydney Harbour is a 24 hour moving sculpture. We worth the visit, but you wouldn't want to live there, it is hectic city. I have traveled all over Australia, but haven't visited Kakadu get, but it is on top of the list when Covid buggers off. :)
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  4267. Always click on your videos Ian. You never disappoint. You're one my favourite You Tubers so keep it up, Cheers from South Australia.
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  4268. In Germany it is still quite common to find WWII bombs in cities. This happens especially during bigger construction projects. In my city they even found 140 kg TNT from WWII hidden in bridge pillars of a small bridge during necessary repairs after a river flood. Finding something in bridges is very rare though. Usually it's bombs from the UK or ammunition/grenades from both sides. A friend lived in a building where they found bombs after demolishing the building (ugly Easter European prefab) to build something new. There was a larger construction at our central station for some years. Of course, more bombs. So I've spend quite a lot of time sitting, driving or walking on or near explosives.
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  4269. Shame Landrover as a brand sold out from the history they had, and now are just luxury pavement princesses.
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  4270. I think the differences in terrain also have to do with the density of the population in the US and in Europe. It's way easier to go around a hill or a mountain if the terrain isn't densely populated.
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  4271. A village with one road running through it is very common in Pannonia: Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia. Every house has equal access to a road and in the back there's a field to grow crops for each household. No need to travel to far off fields, it's in your back yard. Disadvantages are no communal center, difficult to defend, hard to expand in any direction but the road, a sprawl. Very common style in flat lands, when you aren't hindered by the enviroment.
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  4272. There is a solution if car manufacturers don't want to use amber next to red for aesthetic reasons - for the indicators they could use clear (non coloured) lenses with amber coloured bulbs. Unless they also consider red next to clear to be ugly - I don't!
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  4273. I was expecting the Victa lawn mower hills hoist clothes lines and the ute
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  4274. Gout Gout also broke the Australian record for the 200m, set by Peter Norman. Norman was the white guy in the famous photo alongside the 2 black American athlete who performed the human rights salute at the Mexico olympics in 1968. IIRC, when Norman died those two American came to Oz for the funeral and might have been pall bearers, (Don't quote me, just remembering off the top of my head).
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  4275. These vids have been doing the rounds for years! Absolutely brilliant. Yeah it’s a kiwi accent for sure🤣🤣
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  4276. Hello from Czechia! I really like your reactions to videos about the EU. You are one of the better reaction channels that react to the EU. I really like your reactions about cars, traffic, and driving. It really shows how you love cars and driving. Good job ^w^
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  4277. You and you’re wife are two of the nicest people out of all the YouTube reactors I’ve seen so far, we Aussies are always welcoming of anyone and are happy helping other countries learn about us because we are the lucky country, keep up the great videos
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  4278. Hey buddy, oz is pretty much like any country, but I’ll say the only difference is the generosity, I guess it pretty much comes down to “you never leave (won’t say man) anyone behind, dig deep and always help anyone in need no matter the circumstances or how they got to the point of needing help, you’ve gotta remember Ian money ain’t everything, but knowing you’ve helped another Australian is absolutely priceless. And it doesn’t matter how, whether it’s financial or even just helping a fellow road user change a tyre in the pouring rain… we are all in it together…. Take care buddy always enjoy your videos.
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  4279. As a Swede I'd be happy if you watched some videos of different Koenigsegg cars, f ex the speed record video with the Agera RS and the 0-400-0 record run with the Regera. They have some really fascinating innovations in all their new cars. From the no gearbox Regera to the insane light speed transmission in the Jesko or the manual "automatic" in the new CC850.
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  4280. Czech beer is on a different tier. It is just sooooo good.
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  4281. maby a few in our parliament should listn to this and get a sense of what our country is and what it means to us Australians.🇦🇺
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  4282. He'll be the most happily welcomed person by all European countries
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  4283. It's called Queenstown not Queenland
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  4284. A classic diesel engine can run on many types of oil, including waste cooking oil (filtered) The guy with the Lupo seems to have 80% waste oil in the tank and it works :) It's cheap!
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  4285. I'm from Italy. Positano is 25 miles away, but the really amazing thing is that: Pompei, Ercolano, Naples, Amalfi and the Amalfi Coast, Mount Vesuvius, Caserta, Salerno... And I could go on or go into details forever. These places are all whitin 50 miles of my home. I mean... Seeing an American react to a video like this makes you realize how lucky we are and don't appreciate it
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  4286. And don't forget the free space between glass is vacuum for better isolation.
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  4287. That's why hill climb is so insane and nice to watch, there are not many restrictions like Nascar, F1 etc have to keep the field as close together as possible. In hill climb you can go as far as you want to go with engine tuning, aero, suspension and tyres, you are put in a class depending on what size engine you have, how heavily modified your car is and the weight or your car is. This means you can be a class winner in a pretty standard car with minor tweaks, but you can also build a wild prototype like the little Steyr with the rear wheels sticking out so far in this video. Many of the turbo cars in this video do have engines between 2 and 2,5 liters but do have between 500 and 900hp. I believe the Mitshubishi EVO which makes the great power slide has 860hp. It would be nice if more hill climb racers could also race across the pond, having great American drivers race at the championship races in Europe and the other way around.
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  4288. That’s from my hometown, the rules for the hillclimb is rater simple 1: The cars must be 40 years or older to compete. 2: they must have a valid mot (i think you call it that atleast). You can either get a price for having the same time both runs or drive like Patrik in the red Corvette an win peoples choise. Later that day they have live music and cruising(more or less a rolling carshow) in the town untill early morning the next day 🙏
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  4289. Just picture how hilly and mountainous Italy is. This is the GOAT car in rural areas. Immortal. Respect.
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  4290. Larry is unique in that he engineered and built his own cars and was allowed into the Holden engine foundry so he could cast his own block and heads for his race engines, Larry said that there is a few of these engines out there and no one would know that they have got one.
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  4291. I love the Mercedes C11, but my all time favorite Group C car is the Mazda 787B
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  4292. The whole top 10 shootout was awesome this year, & another lap record broken. Doesn`t get any better than that. 👍👍👍
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  4293. Love how you corrected the Maccas menu statement… your Passport is on its way
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  4294. The popularity of the "crew-cab" 4 door ute can be traced to its qualification as a work vehicle. That attracts a much lower (purchase) tax rate, so a Tradie could get a work vehicle AND a family car at a cut price, and vehicle expenses "might" have found their way onto the books of the business, instead of being split between the business and private use. Oh yes! Those "brush bars" are not for brush, they are for kangaroos, and are therefore Roo Bars, and a good one wraps around the full width of the vehicle.
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  4295. I‘m Austrian and just discovered your channel a week or so ago, what are the odds that you‘d start reacting to Austria related stuff now out of all times lol. Love your videos, it’s always interesting to hear what people from other countries and continents think of Europe and Austria, keep it up!
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  4296. Love your "out-of-USA" knowledge bro, you do your county proud my man 👍
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  4297. The purple rain truck is a haulier's tribute to Prince and the reference to purple rain is one of his songs. They also had a limited run of models of that truck. One of my friends is a big Prince fan and I gave him a model of that truck and he was very happy. If you want a model of this truck you have to find it as it is very rare
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  4298. Sometimes you can even come around a corner in such old Italian towns, and suddenly you face a stair! If the town is on a hill side or so. But I guess they wont include that in a rally stage... :)
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  4299. respect for calling it football
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  4300. we've had the same extended family living at my mum's place for years, she started feeding them and now the cheeky bastards will wander in the house looking for a feed if it doesn't appear on time. pretty awesome when the whole mob gets singing too
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  4301. As an Aussie I can say we don’t need them. We use beaches, parks and sporting arenas if we need large area’s We’re good 👍🇦🇺❤️
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  4302. US pedestrians are built different to their European equivalent, hence the cybertruck being legal in the US. A US pedestrian is the equivalent to an airbag in the EU.😂
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  4303. You’re a legend, Andrew. Very thoughtful box!! All you guys who sent mail deserve some love!! 👍🏼
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  4304. You will love the Wagon Wheels. They’re a favourite.
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  4305. Here in the UK I used to work as a teaching assistant. 37 ½ hours a week and 3 months paid holiday a year. The job could be quite challenging, but ultimately very satisfying when you realise how many pupils you have helped. Crap wages, but the 3 months off is a huge advantage.
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  4306. Australia has a history of very powerful straight six engines, the last of the breed the Ford Barra 4.0L turbo (245CI) can be tuned to more than 600 HP with standard turbo, 1000 HP with standard internals, 2000 HP with production head and block castings and way beyond that with NC billeted head and block.
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  4307. My grandfather had it's successor, the Felicia, which was technically a further development of the Favorit. To be exact a burgundy red metallic Felicia Combi 1.9 GLXD (diesel station). Honestly, that was also the very first car i drove before i got my drivers license. And even though i had zero experience at first, the car thought me to drive and respect the brand.
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  4308. Dude you need to do something on Bunnings Warehouse hardware store, and Saturday's sausage sizzle.
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  4309. Your wife's banter and giggles always make me smile....not saying the stuff you post without her does not make me smile of course! Your content is always appreciated, for me you are one of the few content creators I upvote before the segment has begun, it's a trust thing haha....cheers from Belgium (Antwerp)!
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  4310. In Australia we have a thing called a "Gold Coin Donation". This is where, say you're at a community event, you chuck $1 or $2 into a bucket for fundraising. You can give more or less (including nothing)..
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  4311. I come from outback Queensland and our house was totally different. It was built way back in the early 1900's and was what is commonly known as a Queenslander. It was a high set (about 8 feet high) with an open verandah almost all the way around and all the rooms had windows and doors that opened up to the verandah. They also had extremely high ceilings and the reason that that they were high set with high ceilings and plenty of windows and doors was to let the breeze blow through . It is strange out there because it could freeze water overnight and reach the high 30's°C (100's°F) during the day. Our kitchen and dining room were the same room but very large. The table could easily seat 12 people because some times it was used to play cards, back in the day when people socialised 😂. It brings back fond memories for an old country bloke who now lives in the big smoke (city). Keep up the good work mate as i love how you really embrace the country you are talking about.🐨🦘🇦🇺
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  4312. Some US terms would not confuse us in Australia. Stroller often used for the smaller collapsible types of prams for instance.
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  4313. This car is a top notch hill climb tool. If I am not mistaken, it's FWD. To have it skidding in curves, there is a "manual hand brake" that operates only on the rear wheels, again if I am not mistaken. The engine is the XU10J4, a 2.0 L 16 valves, atmo (no turbo !). Output is ca. 310/320 HP, max rev. speed ca. 10 000 rpm, and overall car weight ca. 950 kg... A legend !
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  4314. not only is praga beautiful, but ate mclarens for breakfast on a track! wow, I knew it exists, but never knew its so f.cking fast!😂🙋🇨🇿
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  4315. Decades ago (whilst still young), my father bought a 2nd hand snooker table. He proceeded to teach us kids snooker and billiards and we struggled mightily against him especially when playing billiards. He seemed just to be able to wander around blithely scoring mega points off cannons. What he'd forgotten to mention to us was that, whilst in the army, he'd become the army northern area billiards champion...
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  4316. Apart from paying for flights I'm pretty sure you and your family will have a trip around Australia for free, everyone will give you a place to stay, feed you and show you much of our beautiful country.
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  4317. Love the rear plate “CRKEY M8”. Brilliant!
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  4318. thats awesome :D
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  4319. I'm a Bathurst local (laffing waters) and look straight across the valley at the mount panorama sign from the end of my driveway. In Australia, there is no better track, and I'm guessing the world would struggle to match it
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  4320. Still can’t believe you called your daughter Sydney. So awesome. C’mon you can’t name her that and not bring her to see it.
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  4321. LR were the pioneers for fully independent air-bag suspension off-road. What you're seeing is what they used to call "cross-link" where pressure would change in the bags to simulate being a solid axle when the vehicle was crossed up. Since there aren't any pumpkins hanging down in the middle the ground clearance is deceptively good with a completely flat belly pan. All the Rangies and modern Discovery (LR3 and LR4 in the US) have a locked center diff, and the front and rear are usually open and rely on traction control which is very aggressive at low speeds. This system called "Terrain Response" was the first of its kind. Later on they started fitting rear lockers as an option in Discovery / LR3 / LR4, and Range Rovers. Drive train wise it's a very capable package. If you go slow and pay more attention to tire placement it's a more rewarding experience I think than just bombing up obstacles on 35s. One of the secrets to that drivetrain is having a good cooler strapped onto a very stout automatic gearbox. They love to work.
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  4322. There is a fantastic vidoe where US players talk about thier time spent playing in Europe. They give a great insight into what it feels like to be on court while the Ultras are in full flow.
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  4323. I’m with you on the Carlton over the Melbourne Bitter. Carlton Draught is available on tap at nearly every pub in Melbourne. It’s the best of the mainstream beers from Melbourne.
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  4324. What Truck/UTE sounded best? Or did you Like the Best!?
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  4325. I love how all the trucks, apart from the Mercedes, were from Tatra, I was recently at a similar event here in the Czech Republic and seeing it live is an incredible experience.
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  4326. You done so good, and yeah Fanny has a different meaning over here 😂😂😂
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  4327. Würth is a german brand but not mainly a manufacturer, they distribute. For german tool brands look for Gedore, Dowidat, Stahlwille, ASW Wekador, Matador, Hazet, Ochsenkopf(Oxhead), Knipex for instance
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  4328. In the Netherlands the EAS gets tested on the first Monday of the month at Noon. if you happen to be in between cities (especially in a polder) you can hear them from multiple cities at once
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  4329. 7:53 The Official Lazio song name is: Avanti Ragazzi di Buda (Budapest), (Előre budai Srácok). This song was written to revolution the 1956 struggle for freedom against communism in Hungary, and later became the official song of the Italian Lazio fans. Forward boys from Buda, Forward boys from Pest, Students, laborers, operarians The sun does not rise in the East. We've been awake during the night The night of a hundred months, maybe more Dreaming of the glorious October's dawn, The dawn of Hungarian youth. I remember you had a rifle Bring it to the square, I'm waiting for you, Hidden among my school books I'll also take a gun. Six days, six nights of glory This victory of us lasted By the seventh day they arrived The russians and their tanks. The tanks crushed our bones, No one is going to help us. The world has just watched On the edge of our ditch. Girl, don't tell my mother Don't tell her I'll die tonight But do tell her I'm going up the moutains And shall return by the spring Comrads, we are doomed Our revolution is lost Soon we'll be blindfolded And placed in front of a firing squad Comrad, the squad advances, The first and second one have fallen down already Our vacation is over, The honour of the world has been buried Comrad, hide the rifle The fountains will sing once again And on this day, close our ranks So we shall come back from the mountains Forward boys from Buda, Forward boys from Pest, Students, laborers, operarians The sun does not rise in the east.
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  4330. She was over here to report on the major bush fires we had 2 Christmas's ago and was reporting on Koalas that had been rescued. She's a legend & believe me we needed a bloody good laugh at the time.
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  4331. i lived in Sapphire Queensland and have seen 48-52 on the front porch in the shade, most of the centre will see those temps too but they only take notice of the weather stations recording it, rather than private recordings at homes.
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  4332. Yeah, those were different (and more chauvinistic) times. But the chauvinism about driving still exists. When I am on my motorbike passing a guy on a motorbike, you can bet that he will try to pass me again ... Another very fast woman was Sabine Schmitz who even won the 24 hour race on the Nürburgring. In her last years, she was one of the fastest race taxis on the Nürburgring. Sadly, she passed away last year.
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  4333. Funny how watching an American show can give me so much faith in my country, with all that's been going on Aussies are still awsome happy people 👍🇦🇺. Love your reactions, especially Emma ( when she's in a good mood lol)
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  4334. Hey Ian, I'm in Canberra, we have 3 types of wheely bins Red Lid 140 Litre capacity for general household garbage, Yellow Lid 240 Litre capacity for recyclables &, Green Lid 240 Litre capacity for Garden waste like grass clippings & weeds & prunings. The Red Lid Bin is collected each week in my suburb on Monday morning, the Yellow Lid and Green Lid bins are collected on alternate weeks also on Monday morning. You have a great channel & content, keep it up.
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  4335. Like most Brits, my speedometer shows miles per hour --- but when I'm driving at 70mph, I visualise 20 metres to the car in front. 10 years ago, I was measuring my weight in stones ... I switched to kilos and never looked back. If we took the plunge and went completely metric - like the Irish - the initial "shock" would be gone within 1 year.
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  4336. Did you know we also have Audi A6 Estates in the Netherlands, the Dutch Highway Patrol calls them “Quick Response Vehicles” in and they are used for high speed persuits. They are really cool.
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  4337. Oh you have to watch "Aussiest.Interview.Ever.What a legend!" ....that's sure to crack you up ;)
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  4338. I wasted a stupid amount of time debating with an English bloke in a pub who thought that the way to combat inflation was for the government to "print ten times as much money".
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  4339. These villages are pretty common in italy, especially in mountains older and smaller villages, where on the main "road" just one car can fit, and it passes right between houses, like you see in the video, people actually live in those houses which the drivers hit.
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  4340. You should probably check out Yothu Yindi as well.
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  4341. Pretty sure the first one was a Leopard 1A5 since it had SFOR written on it (SFOR was a task group deployed during the war on the Balkans, more specifically around Bosnia Herzegovina).
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  4342. R.I.P legend Peter Brock. We called him Peter Perfect. King of the mountain, 9 times winner
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  4343. Time only gets faster the older you get.
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  4344. LOL, I just watched a channel 'Kinda Australian' react to your first mail time… You’ve become an Aussie icon 😂👌👍
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  4345. I remember those Charger ads! I was about 10 at the time and we would stand on the pavement saying “Hey Charger” doing the peace sign as a Charger would drive past! They were very popular ads. The man in the ad where he asks if anyone wants a lift and all the girls run to get in the car, is a well known Aussie actor named Graeme Blundell. He was in a very racy movie in the early 70s called Alvin Purple. If you get the chance to watch it, you will get a good laugh out of it! Thanks for your videos, I am having a lot of fun watching them. I am a new fan from Sydney.
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  4346. Yep been there. After quitting a job I did a 1 year tour around Australia in a caravan and 4wd with the wife and kids. We took the 3 kids out of primary school and they learnt so much that the teachers said they had learnt so much that they came back confident and socially at ease as well as improving their maths and English, both spoken words and written. While driving from place to place we had them write one page about where we just were and also did maths tables. Yes they yelled and screamed at first but then they got over it and actually enjoyed it like a diary of the trip for memories later on. Best time of my life.
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  4347. FYI: The muscle-bound AI was the head of David Koch, who's a bit of a finance wiz and used to host one of the breakfast TV shows in Australia. His likeness was illegally used for a cryptocurrency scheme/scam on the social media platforms down here.
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  4348. Pro tip, us Aussies are lazy with our R's, so - Cairns = "Cans" - Adelaide, Tasmania, Perth, Kakdu were correct - Brisbane = "Bris-ben" (you were correct) - and yep, you got Melbourme correct too.
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  4349. The little blue bird is a Splendid Fairy Wren. There's lots of variety when in comes to Fairy Wrens. I get them in my backyard all the time. So small and cute
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  4350. Rally driving back then was really dangerous. You need to be really good and have a lot of luck, otherwise you will crash. And cars from that era didn't provide that much safety... Group B rally cars killed off the really fast classes because of many accidents. Eighties hatchbacks: 6:28: Suzuki Swift 6:40: Mazda 323 7:27: Volvo 244 from the seventies 8:20: Lancia Delta Integrale (my favorite) 9:10: Yes, that is a first gen VW Golf GTI 10:35: Opel Ascona A 10:55: Mazda 323 again 11:43: Opel Manta B
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  4351. Every Aussie seeing that logo with the yoga pose, knows where the map of Tassie is located.
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  4352. It's written in Polish on the Orangina bottle.
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  4353. Shoutout to the ambulance driver, but also to other drivers for doing anything they could to get out of his way
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  4354. Other than to travel to work, the only thing Americans do every day is drive their kids to school. In Europe, kids are trusted to find their own way to school, but parents go out to buy fresh bread every day.
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  4355. Hey Ian, pretty impressive build. From their website - 2022 McMurtry Spéirling Prototype – Goodwood Edition 0-60 mph : Under 1.5 seconds, Mass : Under 1000 kg, Downforce @ 0 mph : 2000 kg (due to fan), Downforce @ 150 mph : 2250 kg. There is a video I watched the other day talking about it (can't remember where I saw it), they don't disclose the power figures, but did go on to say it's a 1:1 power/weight ratio. It was driven by former Indycar/F1 driver Max Chilton.
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  4356. Another crazy Kubica's onboard is nighttime winning stage of Jänner Rally from 2014... it's an instant, when "full send" really is an understatment!!
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  4357. You can find good adverts in Belgium - special sense of humour. Belgian excel in making fun of themselves.
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  4358. Pronounciation little off on a couple of things. The Gee part of Geelong is simply pronounced more like you are saying the letter G, like G-Long and Echidna is pronounced as E-Kidna. And if you were to ever come across a Cassowary, run like hell. Those things are big and will absolutely kill you. Very nasty birds. You do make decent videos too. Keep it up. 👍
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  4359. We got alot of American influence after WW2 when the US came to help us fight in the Pacific. It was also how the drop bear joke came about as Aussies would tell the Americans we had these drop bears as a joke to boost morale during the depressing war times. Once the war finished US and AUS relations sky rocketed and our culture was heavily influenced.
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  4360. Can’t beat a fresh Lamo with a coffee or tea. You should get a recipe and do a video of the family making a fresh home made batch
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  4361. I live in Vienna since seven years and I do agree that Austria and Vienna are great by themselves! Very beautiful, lots of nice food (including their special variants of fast foods - forget McDonalds!). But it gets complicated quite fast. What we today call Austria was created in 1955, after WW2. What was before WW1 was the Austria-Hungary Empire and the Habsburgers (likely the most important family in Europe for a long time). Facts around Austria often get mixed up between these periods. Some random cool things can be mentioned: -Many of the Habsburgers are buried in three places. The heart, the brain and the body are buried in different places. -Skip St Claus: for a true Christmas tradition, check out Krampus. -Viennas population before WW1 was 2,4 million. After WW2, the population was down to 1,2 million. -Vienna is still one of the spy capitals in the world. -The mountains are truly beautiful, but also dangerous. Around 3-400 people die in the mountains every year. -Austria is a great wine producer. Just don´t drink the stuff they export, the truly good wines they keep for themselves. -Watch out for "death by food"! One or all of these might kill you: the great sausages, the lovely cheese, the wonderful beer, the refreshing wine and of course the cakes and the chocolate.
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  4362. I think we’d all love to see you collect the mail
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  4363. In Great Britain, they also use Skodas as police and doctor's cars, as was the case at 2:57
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  4364. The good ol KFC in Queenstown with it's own Road sign
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  4365. Diesel in small Cars we're quite common Here in Germany. They consume less fuel and Diesel is cheaper than Gas Audi eben build le man winning racecars with Diesel engines
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  4366. Aussie truckie here , heading out of Brisbane last night,10 pm,it was 34 degrees, just another Aussie day🇭🇲🦘
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  4367. Pedro is one slick dresser. Always sharp.
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  4368. I just like it that you're open to different opinions, even if you don't understand something, it's good to learn something new from someone who does.
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  4369. A few points here in random order .I did not realise that Australia was the only country in a different time zone to the rest of the world. I have done the 14 hour flight MLB to LAX and it is a breeze had a bit of a snooze on the way ,I used to drive from Darwin to Melbourne a 3 day trip stopping at night ,the first leg Darwin to Alice Springs is 1500 klm and when we had open speed limits took 12 to 13 hours and sleeping while you are driving usually ends badly .We feel isolated ? No we love it ! Sorry Ian but the dodge ram ,or ford 250 or the silverado is a poor comparison as you are talking base model where as the units that are sold in oz are top of the range and have to be converted to RHD ,a very expensive job in its self but it must also comply with very stringent engineering and safety requirements that add even more expense . As for few American migrants the reasons are controversial and complex and I wont go into that but Australia has a very large and diverse population of migrants Melbourne having the second largest Greek population after Athens . Dangerous wild animals is a myth .crocodiles are certainly killers but we know where they live ,they dont wander around populated areas or destroy cabins like bears in north America . Worst drivers ? show me a car in Paris that is older than 3 weeks that does not have a dent .Yes housing is expensive in the larger cities but the majority of the population have a roof over their heads ,homelessness compared to the US is almost non-existent ,I could not believe or understand the thousands of homeless people in cities like Los Angles or Portland and other large cities .
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  4370. Hi man! ROMAN is MAN produced in Romania, with a license bought in the 70s, if I'm not mistaken. There was also a division called DAC. Greetings from Romania!
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  4371. That noise you hear is an extra fuel injector keeping the turbo spinning when you back off the throttle; this keeps the turbo pressure high, so there's no waiting for it to wind up. It makes excellent noise I remember it back in the early nineties when it first started over here in Australia; a few exhaust systems got blown off some cars trying to get it to work correctly I can tell you.
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  4372. Thank you SO much for making an effort to pronounce our major cities with a very close rendition of the correct pronunciation in each case. Brisbane, Melbourne, especially. :) Well done mate. :) As an Australian, I'm certainly impressed with your general knowledge of our country, as opposed to 98% of Americans. :) That's the product of an enquiring mind, which likes to dive outside its comfort zone. We need more like you. I'd like to point out that Tasmania has its geological origins closer to you - west coast USA (Nevada) and Antarctica.
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  4373. Most European Countries use sirens like the ones in Germany. The reason is, that they're utilizing the Doppler Effect. You can tell at any time if the emergency vehicle comes towards you, or moves away from you - even if you can't see it. That is different to US sirens.
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  4374. Also worth mentioning i didn't see any comments about it but you can see few kinds of ambulances in Poland the most common are P-Podstawowa which means basic no doctor just paramedics S-Specjalistyczna so Specialised where it has to be a doctor. There is also a mix like P/S where equipment is specialised but doesn't necessarily have a doctor, and T-Transportowa which usually transports patient from one place to the other when there is no need for other equipment. edit: For prisoner transport you would rarely see police cars or vans most of the transport is done using Służba Więzienna cars
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  4375. Another mailtime! Love these videos 😊 Geelong is pronounced J'long. You realise you're gonna be deluged with Cherry Ripes for Pedro, right?! And OMG the picture of your family! So beautiful 😍 Cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
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  4376. These big supermarketcomlex is a typical Northamerican thing. You should drive your "own" car(even its barely 100 meters)to these places. Many of us here in Europe think this is crazy and many of us like our small stores.
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  4377. I'm from Saudi Arabia 💚
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  4378. If you want to see a curious trouser-socks-shoe combo, and also a driving masterclass all in one, check the video of Ayrton Senna driving in Suzuka the Honda NSX. Won't regret it.
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  4379. There are some interesting connections between Australia and the U.S. An Australian may have fired the last shot of the Civil War as the raider the CSS Shenandoah picked up crew in Melbourne. The first MoH awarded in WW1 was to Thomas A Pope who fought at the Battle of Hamel on July 4th 1918. The first time American troops fought under a foreign general since the Revolutionary War. The Australian Sir John Monash. A black New Yorker, John Joseph, was one of the people charged with sedition after the Eureka Stockade. When he was found innocent he was carried around Ballarat on a chair to public acclaim. A long deep connection.
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  4380. 2 fingers of foam in the Netherlands!
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  4381. Next time add bacon and cheese with the sauce on the bottom. Hamburger with the lot . Bloody yum yum yum.
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  4382. I have flown from Berlin to Rome, Milan, Paris, London or Edinburgh several times for under 50 Euros per flight. Flying is really cheaper than any other form of travel in Europe.
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  4383. When he speaks of speed limits being lower, Aus has narrower roads than the USA, especially some of the interstates. I couldn't believe how wide the lanes were in Orlando, FL. So higher speeds aren't quite as dangerous/risky. Speed cameras are extremely annoying, especially the mobile ones. We do at least have rules/regulations that prohibit a speed camera being setup 'where a vehicle could naturally gain speed', e.g. on the downslope of a hill. We also have speed and red light cameras, to stop you trying to 'race the yellow'. If I had to complain about Aus, it'd be that governments mandate/legislate too many things that should be a person's choice. Yes, Aus invented Wi-Fi, but not the internet, that was Cerf and Kahn in the US, initially for the US military. Pay at the pump is an option at some servos, but walking instore post-pump is better than the pre-pay system in the US. In Aus, you pump your fuel first, then go and pay. Qld sun doesn't seem as brutal as Vic. One reason the sun is so strong, is because during the southern hemisphere summer, Earth is its closest to the sun, and the orientation of the Earth is different..... or something like that.
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  4384. You'll not get the whole appreciation without context and without watching more games. Basically many things looks just cool to you, but everybody who knows is in awe. For example 4:20 you probably missed, that Ronaldo is heading the ball in 2.93m. That's 9.6 feet bro!! That's almost equal to basketball hoop!
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  4385. My sister lives in the States. When her American husband came to visit, he'd never driven outside the States, had only driven an automatic, and had never seen a roundabout before. Despite this, he was an excellent driver.
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  4386. I dont know if you reacted to it, but US vs EU basketball fans is crazy... :)
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  4387. There are a lot of Skodas in europe, seen many in spain and UK. I would say it is the favourite brand in Hungary for the last decade.
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  4388. 5:33 No, no... that's very likely not a drive-thru bank... It's in Europe remember 😅
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  4389. I was visiting London a few years ago, and was at Tower Bridge. There’s an exhibition there with a display pointing out the buildings you could see. An American woman and her teenage son were loudly commenting, shouting to each other across everyone else. “I didn’t know they had a fire in London.” was one comment, then the mother said, pointing at St Paul’s Cathedral, “They must have based that on the Capitol Building.”
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  4390. Heavy Haulage is my job here in Australia. Love it!
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  4391. pronounce Rimac like if it was Rimatz
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  4392. Steve Parish, OAM, is one of Australia's most celebrated photographers. He was actually born in Great Britain but he came out to Australia when he was a young boy. People are very generous
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  4393. wow emmas growing up before our eyes , she speaks so clearly now .
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  4394. The popular Spezi is from Paulaner and is sold in the US under Paulaner Sunset (I think even in normal grocery stores). Its the exact same drink as in germany but due to trademark under a different name.
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  4395. The HSP or Hallal snack pack is a relatively new Aussie food or has only become very popular in the last ten or so years. I only allow myself one per year as you can feel your arteries hardening as you eat it. But omg they are amazing. You could just get a standard Kebab if you want to go healthier as Kabab shops are the places that make the HSP Meat pies are a really common lunch food. Most bakeries sell them and bakeries are also really common which I didn’t find to be the case when I visited the US . They are delicious and cheap usually about $5 ( 3.50 usd ). They come in classic meat, beef and mushroom, steak and pepper, steak and onion, chicken and vegetable, chicken and leek and a million other flavours. But the best thing about Australian food is the diversity. I live in Melbourne and you can pretty much find food from every country in the world here, and usually it’s not dumbed down for the Anglo Australian palette like much of the American international food. I have tried a number of different foods in the USA and especially the Asian food seemed to be changed or dulled down for the American taste. This isn’t usually the case here as we have so much immigration and people who want their tradition food from their homeland. It means you can basically eat anything you want for any meal. With 3 miles of my place the is Japanese ( ramen only, bento, sushi etc ) Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese ( including different varieties based on regions ) Greek, Italian, Lebanese, Turkish, Mexican, French, Mongolian, Indian, Ethiopian, Bangladeshi, Spanish tapas, pizza ( Italian and American style ) Nepalese and I’ve probably missed quite a few. Not just one of these places either there would be 30+ Vietnamese places with 3 miles and heaps of Asian options. plus all your fast food outlets, burger, kebab and fish and chips shops too. I could go in but you get the picture. Even small country town usually have at least one Chinese, fish and chip shop and sushi place.
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  4396. I am pretty sure that most Europeans don't know where Ohio is. Most of us know New York and Florida on the one side and Frisco and LA on the other side. Somewhere in between Dallas, the Niagara Falls, some nice looking rocks, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon, maybe Yellowstone. Thats it. I know a bit more, but not much more, to be honest.
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  4397. The Wimpey Pick up is a Morris Minor. Wimpey is a building company in the UK. These cars were used for all sorts of purposes, including cars, Woodys and even police cars, commonly referred to as Panda Cars.
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  4398. As a Kiwi who moved to Australia in 2011, I never really knew this until my move. We took for granted all the Skylines, Silvia's, RX7s, Evos, WRXs etc. that we used to cruise around in that were almost always imported legit JDM models (save for a few NZ model 200SX's that were watered down Silvia's with crappy looking bumpers). Australia got some of this stuff as well when the there was a loophole in the law, but not nearly the proportion NZ has. I used to miss all these cars here, but found that because NZ has so many (and not quite as much disposable income), alot of them have ended up in pretty rough condition. Go to any car meet in Aus and most of this stuff is kept in tip top shape - with more GTRs and less half painted Cefiro's 🤣 (Someone correct me if I'm wrong about NZ now - haven't been since 2015)
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  4399. In Germany (as well as Austria, were I live) you know that once you pass a city limits sign, you are normally supposed to not go faster than 50km/h. There could be additional signs if another speed limit is valid. In Austria, sometimes a city limits sign is accompanied by a "70" sign, meaning you go 70km/h until the speed limit is reduced to 50 (by a crossed out white 70 sign or a "50" sign. It also can be a 30 or 40 sign (the latter seems to be more common in Western Austria (where I live).
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  4400. One of the most memorable events in Bathurst history. Even my mother was cheering at the time. Bathurst converting my Mother to a once a year race fan like many in Australia. Peter Brock driving the legendary Holden LX Torana SS A9X Hatchback to first place ahead of another seven Toranas filling places one to eight. Last Bathurst for Torana with rule changes next year. The the Peter Williamson Toyota Celica next but a long way back. The heavy Falcon hardtops were even further behind as by this time they were outclassed the lighter Toranas as was the single Camaro that failed to finish. Alan Moffat Falcon failed to finish. Maybe karma from being helped in qualifying by some murky rule application to help him out. Torana was one of the few cars sold with four , six or eight cylinder engine options.
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  4401. Fun fact: Amsterdam is a rather young city by Dutch standards. From the cities with a population over 100k Nijmegen, Maastricht, Utrecht and Deventer are much older. Leiden, Haarlem, Delft, Dordrecht, Groningen, s-Hertogenbosch, Breda are also older. Amsterdam and also Rotterdam were quite late to the show.
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  4402. I used to pay £1 for a return ferry trip to France as a foot passenger from the UK when The Sun newspaper had a coupon offer. It was a good day out.
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  4403. 1:08 Renault Kangoo 5:13 Opel Insignia OPC 5:35 yes, split tailgate 6:15 VW Amarok Bomberos = Firefighters
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  4404. 1:44 it was Lancia Delta S4 Group B in classic Martini livery. Most horrorful, harsh, tricky, nible and advanced hi-tech car in the whole Group B. Even Markku Alen said once (couple years earlier during demo-run at ex-works Delta S4 as "zero" car in Finland rally stage) that he respect this car, but he still feel some fear from it. Imagine that, Markku Alen, who held record of stage-wins in WRC over years and decades (before Loeb came)
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  4405. Got to agree with a couple others here that the Mazda 787B is unreal sounding. It's probably my favorite car of it's era. Love the videos, great job Ian, keep up the good work!
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  4406. where i live in South Australia it gets between 47-50c in summer or between 117- 122f so hot the roads will start to melt in spots and your seatbelt will brand your bare skin
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  4407. You guys are the most spoilt of all the YouTubers doing Aussie stuff I've seen but deservedly so . You have a beautiful family ( especially Pedro) and I enjoy everything you put out.
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  4408. I've played pool on an American table, the pockets are fckin huge. An average player cannot miss.
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  4409. About doors, in France there is a law that says that if your buisness/shop/restaurant/whatever is allowed to receive 10 people at the same time or more, your doors have to at least open from the inside to the outside (but they can open both ways at the time) so in case of a panic, people won't be crushed against the doors trying to flee. So whenever you are in France most places which don't have automatic doors would be a pull ;)
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  4410. Maree man was made with a bulldozer or grader and GPS. It was still a great feat. The builder is known but he denied it.
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  4411. I fell in love with Kofola when I went to the Czech Republic years ago. For a long time you couldn't get it in the UK, but luckily we have an immigrant population from that region and shops that cater to those communities, so I can get it now. Also, I hate CocaCola.
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  4412. I used to work at construction as a builder and later as a consultant in Estonia. We still build from wood a lot as well as from stone/concrete/bricks etc. CMU is most popular novadays. We have wooden houses 100+ years old. If you follow technologies, use impregnates, understand ventilation - houses will stand for decades with no problem. Only repaint and small fixes are needed every 10-15 years.
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  4413. Fiat 126 galore! The fiat 127 is a legend here in Italy, most wanted from the work class in the 70's.
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  4414. Once upon a time Darrell Lea use to have stores nationwide and was Australia’s best chocolate, way better than Cadbury. I’m still grateful that they produce and I still continue to support an Aussie icon company. Their range is HUGE! ♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺
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  4415. The Scammell Pioneer was a British artillery tractor that Scammell produced from 1932 to 1945.
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  4416. Your best wishes (and from others in the comments below) are very much appreciated. Stay safe peeps.
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  4417. The track, you don't know, is German Hockeinheimring.
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  4418. 19:58 - Commercial means they are work vehicles, usually with only two seats and a cargo area in the back.
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  4419. Synthetic oils drastically changed the oil change requirements everywhere in the world except the USA. I’ve literally no idea why the US didn’t change the intervals required when we moved to synthetics, other than the fact that so many US manufacturers were involved and wanted the income from regular servicing.
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  4420. Mate check Toby Price he's won Dakar on the bike and Finke rally in Central Australia, on the bike and trophy truck. Absolute Legend 🇦🇺👍
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  4421. I had in 1986 and 1989 two Citroen BX cars. The first was BX 16, the second was BX 19 16 Valve. They had this great hydro-gas suspension Today I am over 70 years old and driving a DS 4!
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  4422. I LOVE the outside videos. Your landscape is soo cool! Can’t give wallets/purses without a coin, it’s bad luck!
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  4423. Lest we forget. for those who don't know, ANZAC day is today for us here in OCE (i'm NZ specifically) always an emotional day.
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  4424. Many years ago I lived by a road with non stop heavy traffic. I lived right before a steep incline and the sound in my apartment was a constant rumble and roar from Scanias and Volvo trucks (I live in Sweden) powering up that incline. When I moved away I actually had a hard time going to sleep without that sound in the background 😅
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  4425. ❤thank you for all your beautiful words and best wishes :) can’t wait to see the new baby soon. Love you all. 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  4426. As a Western Australian I can attest to the accuracy of all these critters. The Blue Ringed Octopuss is quite a small animal, only around 4 to 5 inches, including tentacles, they have extremely potent venom and being bitten by one, is definitely a medical emergency. The Bull ant both bites and stings and the sting is one of the most painful you could ever hope to NOT exoerience, as @jennymoore2083 can confirm, as can I.
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  4427. Most players can get away with a mistake, because there's somebody behind them to fix things; when a keeper makes a mistake it's almost certainly going to give away a goal. Along with the agility and strength (wrists, hands and fingers take a lot of hits from high-speed balls), experience counts for a lot; knowing when to move out to intercept a ball, narrowing the shooting angle, anticipating where the ball's about to go and knowing exactly when to launch yourself. Goalkeepers generally get better as they get older, and are often among the oldest players on the team.
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  4428. Played this game for over 40 years! Number1 female sport in Australia, and is played through out the commonwealth countries! Love this game🥰🥰 very fast paced. Being a defender found t
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  4429. With Black Friday sales it wasn't something we did at all in Australia until more recently, in the last five years or so really. Here in Australia our traditional equivalent to Black Friday was more Boxing Day sales.
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  4430. Watching this sent my sodium levels through the roof !
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  4431. Great vid Ian. This was back when we still used the imperial system, so it was 500 miles, or around 804 kms. The race was held at Phillip Island circuit from 1960 and moved to Bathurst in 1963. Phillip Island is another great Aussie circuit which might interest you.
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  4432. I wish you could have tasted Cadbury back when they were actually good, but that hasn't been the case in at least 10 years. Violet Crumble > Crunchie any day.
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  4433. If you think that's crazy, there's a hybrid version of the 908 FAP, a hybrid diesel v12, and the newer model (just 908) had a diesel V8. Also one of the drivers of the 908 FAP Anthony Davidson confirmed its v12 made 922 ft-lbs of torque @ 3,000 rpm. It made a bit more power than advertised too. He said it didn't really have a rev limiter, but they shifted at 3,500 - 4,000 rpm. They both were very successful in winning championships and Peugeot would've raced longer if it weren't for the poor economic situation they were in. If it's sound you want from a Peugeot, the 905 is the car you want to listen to. That era of Group C cars were essentially closed-cockpit F1 cars, so they sound phenomenal. In fact, if you get the chance, try listening to the Peugeot 905, Jaguar XJR-14, and Toyota TS010. Not only were they most competitive when they raced (the Toyota being Peugeot's only real competition), they had the best sound.
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  4434. It's a wonderful sport to discover. It has constant action, great personalities, and wonderful rivalries. I watch on TSN in Canada and I believe one of the ESPN channels carry games in the US. There's also the Watch AFL app and highlights on the AFL YT channel. Enjoy!
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  4435. Spot on with Indy and F1 comparisson, also works for 2000's F1 and current F1 as well. So long as you have refueling, it will always take longer than tyre changes, so there is no reward for overcrowding the box. As refueling was banned from F1, speeding up tyre changes became a considerable strategic advantage and crew sizes and specific tasks became what they are now
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  4436. The utes are wicked to watch man.
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  4437. It was really something when it was actually run from Paris to Dakar! I used to love the bikes. Those guys were NUTS! Riding, alone, through the middle of the Sahara Desert.
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  4438. Ok so you already know me, the french graduated ambulance man… 😜 - SMUR is the mobile service for any life emergency first aid, it’s he hospital’s service. They use either SUV or SWagon with 3 people inside: ambulance man driving (it could have been me), doctor, nurse. When they’re alone like this, another vehicle for casualty carrying the wounded person is not far or already on site. - the Jussieu Secours ambulance truck is a private casualty carrying service, only a graduated ambulance man (me again) and a not graduated one that has first aid certifications though. - the red firemen casualty carrying trucks (the first Renault one you saw) does the same as the private service ambulance, with a few more options inside though. No doctor or nurse inside, only firemen. So how it works now: 1- you call the SAMU: it’s a call center with doctors, ambulance men, nurses that receive your « 911 » call (in France we do the 15 on the phone), there’s one in each departement, so 95 at least in european France, there are otjers in Guadeloupe, Guyana, et .. 2- they decide what vehicle then will do the rescue, they choose if it will be the firemen, the SMUR, or the private ambulance service. 3- if it’s a vital life engaging matter, SMUR SW or SUV with doctor + truck from either firemen or SMUR truck or private ambulance service truck (Jussieu here) depending on the needs and what is available at the moment. Hope it helps you understand 😉
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  4439. I learned French at school, and in later life, taught myself Portuguese, German (Austrian), Russian, plus enough of Japanese and Chinese to get by if I ever manage to visit those two countries. By the way, keep them coming... Hilarity is great for the soul 🤣😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  4440. Wow, just wow. That Holden box you received from Leanne was absolutely incredible, congratulations Ian👍
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  4441. Don't forget the Euro football tournament. Starts Today in Germany.
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  4442. The french use the twin tone siren that makes the doppler shift noticeable, so you know if to expect the vehicule or not
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  4443. you should check out what the vehicle inspections involve and allow in europe. some see it as annoying while most people like the idea since the inspections every 1 or 2 years guarantee road safe vehicles. its always cheaper to prevent a problem than to drive it into the ground and then have to repair alot.
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  4444. Your gorgeous wife crying at how happy you were about the Bathurst lanyards made me cry! I love your videos - thank you for being so genuine and yet, entertaining!
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  4445. Did you guys know that the U.S. Army Delta Force selection course is based on the Australian SASR selection course , considered the toughest SF selection course in the world held in the heat and rough terrain of Western Australia !
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  4446. In the Netherlands we have (using google conversion rates): 95 with 10% ethanol @ $7.23/gallon 98 with 5% ethanol @ $8.10/gallon Edit: the prices are the cheapest I could find near the city of Utrecht where I live. On the motorways/interstates over here it's significantly more expensive.
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  4447. Austria has the same traffic rules. And they require that you create the emergency lane as soon as a traffic jam builds - long before the first responders actually arrive. Even if the traffic jam is not caused by an accident which requires an ambulance or a firefighter dispatch, you have to create the emergency lane on multi lane roads in the case of a traffic jam.
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  4448. In 71 it was the fastest 4 door production car in the world...and held this record for many years.
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  4449. Chk Glen Seton in the wet at Bathurst in a turbo skyline. Sideways down conrod at 270kph. Nuts.
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  4450. those little koalas with the boomerangs can usually clip onto things, you can squeeze their backs and their paws open up. With that tin of milo, you think you have a large supply, but that big 1.1kg tin is about a weeks worth.
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  4451. magpies are beautiful we have ones that we feed by hand.
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  4452. The “Australia IS real” conspiracy guy was very clever
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  4453. Ian, Wednesday the 26th January is Australia Day. Any chance of of a live stream for the day? For you it would be 25th January. There is plenty to look at and you could do a history of Australia day. Just a thought.
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  4454. Yes the balloon saver was a Police Officer. Sunshine state is Queensland who also carry the tourism slogan “beautiful one day, perfect the next”. In Australia, we refer to good deeds as mateship. Cheers from Down Under 😉🇦🇺
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  4455. Tasmania right now is snowing in parts, after suffering through mid 30s heat just a few days ago. It’s crazy.
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  4456. Oi..Ian! ... check out the Mundi Mundi Bash (festival). Out in the red dirt in the middle of nowhere, they set the world record for number of people doing "The Nutbush" at once - an Aussie-invented line dance performed to Tina Turner's song. Each year, they try to break the previous record.
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  4457. Thank you Ian for being so respectful of both Australia and the Australian people. You and your videos are a breath of fresh air.
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  4458. This guy is definitely Australian not born and bred but close enough. 👌
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  4459. My Poppy is a Thooeys man. Given how many cans I've stolen from his shed over the years, I gotta say Thooeys.
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  4460. I went to school in Austria and our class had the chance to visit the factory where they build these which was the coolest school trip ever. As you asked for the drive trains the first 2 generations had MAN and Deutz engines. From Gen 3 on they switched to Volvo engines. The current 8x8 has 2 engines delivering 725hp each and an 8 speed automatic gear box. In earlier generations the chassis was produced by MAN and Freightliner and since Gen3 they build their own.
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  4461. No need to use Google Earth on Belgian breweries, you can see them from space! 🍺 🍻 🍺
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  4462. Euro banknotes and coins are developed in such a way that blind and partially sighted people (red-green blindness too) can handle them with confidence.
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  4463. In this "PC" world, slapstick comedy is almost dead, but Russel Coight is ... Russel Coight. (Coight is another name for Arsehole) Close ups of hand shakes, the bloke with the tree wears a dress and has Chesticles. You MUST watch a complete show. He is addictie
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  4464. As a Portuguese, I can say this video is mostly true, ofc there are some places/countries that have more cars but yes it's true. The stats prove yes , it's safer than USA. And yes that car you were curious about is a Seat. And yes you've to secure the cargo in everything, or you will have problems . About cameras: in highways, road in general police have movement sensor cameras, high speed cameras, speed radars, so they can control speed. We have it also in Portugal. And finally, yes the driver licenses are expensive as hell, truck licenses even more. And all of them imply classes, and being tested, for example here in Portugal , you have like 30/40 questions, you fail 4... say goodbye, you failed. And to drive trucks with special substances like gas, chemical substances etc etc you need different special amends to the driver license, for that you do special trainings . To use a forklift you've to have a special license. Here in Portugal, You can't drive a forklift as mall storage employee if you don't have one (forklift license) , this is just one example.
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  4465. We have plenty of 24 hour shops and stores. Especially gas stations, some grocery stores and of course McDonald's. Plus restaurants stay open for dinner time so obviously they're open way past the time the sun goes down. And we do not just suck up our problems and pretend we're fine. In my experience as a born and raised Aussie, we for the most part, have no problem blabbing about our problems. The internet speed and price if our housing he is spot on with, but everything else he's just going by stereotypes and misinformation .
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  4466. That “Dialogue” was Lebanese Australian. Yeah, I know. I barely understood it myself.
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  4467. Modern WRC are faster than Group B cars. The breaks, suspension, dampers, aero kits are so much better they are so fast in corners. These cars always look so perfectly balanced under breaking.
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  4468. Hi Ian. I have marshalled at Bathurst back in '83/'84 before the chase was installed ( for the modern chickens 🐔 who thought Conrod Straight was too dangerous) and my introduction to it was to stand behind the Armco looking back up the straight. Guys such as Peter Brock coming over that last rise at near 300 kilometres per hour listening to the engine pitch suddenly rise as they got air under the rear wheels. F1 can't duplicate that feeling of wondering if they can slow down in time to make it around Murray's corner. As to watching other classes around The Mountain, you should watch the 12 hour in February. I think that is far more exciting with all different classes on the track AT THE SAME TIME. Best to the family and send some of those Tim Tams back. We're running out. Cheers
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  4469. For your pronounciation, If you choose finnish as a language on google translate and type in "sisu", then click on the speaker icon, it does a pretty good job on the pronounciation, more enphasis on the second S, and then in finnish, the letter U has more of an O sound to it, but not really the "normal" english O sound, kind of a "harsher" O sound Anyways, the name Sisu comes from the finnish word sisu which doesn't really have a proper translation in english but it sort of means guts, grit, determination, never giving up or backing down, which is a mentality finns are quite famous for having, certainly helped us a lot in the winter war against the Soviets! And I think it's a perfect name for a company like that!
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  4470. I think its the first Transformer. Here in the forest they once had a machine on six "legs". It felled trees, delimbed them, cut the trunks to length and stacked them. Similar machines are used here more often, but usually with wheels.
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  4471. Ian, Thankyou for thanking us. Watching your videos, seeing you and your family, the love you have for learning new things, has been a breath of fresh air for me. It shows that we as a "world community", are more alike than we are different. We are all brothers and sisters cast a sea on this boat we call Earth. We can all get along and love each other. It is ok to be who we are, have our own opinions and beliefs and still get along with each other. I thank you and your family Ian for everything you do. We have never met and yet I feel I know you all so well. Thankyou.
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  4472. Ian, my grandfather was on the Western Front during WWI after being inEgypt. My husband’s father was on the Kokoda Trail in New Guinea during WWII. Both survived.
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  4473. So many points to make: The main one would be tipping. Why pay for your food and pay for their staff services? That’s why their employer pays their wages. You pay for the food, the employer pays them to work. Yes, you get your ass burnt off in less than 15 minutes at the beach on a mediocre warm day.
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  4474. Lamingtons and Buttermenthols (which are better then any cough drop in the US) are the best.
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  4475. the guy responsible for Rimac - Mate Rimac is now in a charge of whole Bugatti 😅 there you go, Its crazy you dont know the whole story of Mate.. hell of a guy and best CEO in the world!
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  4476. I'm glad you eventually got the birthday package. Better late than never. 😁
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  4477. The Outback is huge and incredibly beautiful. You know how folks who live next to a rail line, end up not hearing the train going past? Well it's like that with Spiders in Australia. They are everywhere, we get used to them. I have dynasty of 'Huntsmen' spiders in my house. All daughters of the one before, I am always happy to see them, as they catch and eat flies and mosquitoes, so act as living bug zappers. Yes they are large, but they are friendly and leave humans alone. I have 'Redback' spiders in my yard (most people in the southern part of Australia do). They are very venomous, but there is a extremely effective anti-venom, which every hospital and most Doctor's have on hand, so no-one has died from a Redback bite for over 50 years. We know where Redbacks live, so are always careful moving things in the garden. I think the Spider in the video is the 'Funnel Web' spider which doesn't live in my area. It is a very venomous spider, but again folks know where they live and give them a wide berth. If you do try Vegemite, for godsakes please don't be one of those guys that eats a spoonful and spits up. Please take advice from Aussies in it's consumption. It is beloved in this country for a reason, eaten the right way, it is the food of the gods ;-) Vegemite is NOT a spread like peanut butter or jelly, it is a condiment like salt or pepper. Loving your videos. Cheers from Downunder.
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  4478. Haha “we need a Netflix series” - not a bad idea
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  4479. Australian deadly creatures: yeah they exist but their danger to humans is generally over-hyped. With maybe the exception of sharks and crocodiles, they're not really interested in attacking a human but will defend themselves if you're silly enough to try to mess with them. Anti-venom is available for all the deadly spiders and snakes. The issue is applying the correct first aid and getting medical care quickly. One mistake some visitors make is thinking that we're a small country because our population is quite small (almost 26 million). Australia is huge and there are enormous travel distances between major cities. You ain't gonna see the whole country in two weeks!
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  4480. You just get the magic of beer culture. Having great time with friends, getting tipsy and have a pleasure of drinking this amazing beers.😊
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  4481. 6:44 In Croatia, that truck has a popular name "spider" if your car goes missing and it was parked in an illegal place, a spider must have taken your car the fine is €500-800 depending on the weight of the car but what is vile is that they put handcuffs on the tires and wait for the owner to appear for 5-6 minutes then they charge him "only" €250, and then they look for a new victim for "blackmail" * but don't think they are not fast, they need less than 5 minutes to arrive, put 4 handcuffs on 4 wheels and take the car once they did it in 3 minutes (as if they were in F1) * I know it was in the newspaper in Zagreb one person had their car taken away 200 times in one year due to parking in the city center
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  4482. Former employee of a towing service that worked mainly for VW and Audi here! 🤗 Well, this video is credible. These engines run crazy smooth. Back when I worked for that company the W12s both from VW and Audi were still new and I was drooling when I first got the chance to drive one of them. Yes, somewhere in the far north of the car, somewhere ahead of you, there is that thing that makes motion and somewhere under you there is the road and somewhere behind that thick glass, there is that outside world. You remember that fact, but you feel detached. These cars do feel as heavy as they are, which is some 2.2 tons for the W12, a weight no horse powers under the bonnet can make feel nimble and agile. They feel like luxurious trucks, and in all that luxury driving becomes a tedious task that prevents you from having the nap you feel like. I guess you see where this is going. Long story short, of all the cars Audi made around the early noughties, I liked the bog-standard A3 most. It feels alive, it keeps you entertained, it keeps you awake. It is incomprehensible to me how they do the trick at Audi, building super powerful cars that feel like they can't make a fish slip off a plate if you hit the throttle. Add to that the partly nasty quality issues both VW and Audi had when the engines were new. and yes, it is "Engines". Each company made their completely own designs, just to show off. Big baws show 'n all that. Autobahn speed, hot weather and the switching from full power in the left lane (=generating lots of heat) and traffic jams (=not getting rid off heat) was a big factor in killing the engines, but the number of bent cylinder heads and even, as aluminium can vary its internal tensions in the material, bent blocks were very unpleasant for the owners. I got to drive all As and Ss, S3, S4, S8, Audi TT Quattro with s turbocharger beefed up by ProSport from Düren, Germany to 360hp, and one of the bottom range was my favourite. Me, I love driving. I like to feel the car, I like to feel I move, I like to be in touch with my environment. The Nick I use for Youtube actually is the nickname my current car got in the early days of me owning it. My Zweispurmopped is a Renault Mégane Convertible with a 1.6 litre engine of 107hp, made in 2000. The only thing I dislike about it is that it has climate conditioning, which only adds to the weight and fuel consumption and makes work more difficult with some repairs. When it's warm the roof goes down anyway! In all other respects it is one of the loveliest cars I ever owned or even drove (Which included some really interesting cars from all eras as I worked for a vintage&sports car dealer in the nineties.). Being as much in touch with the surroundings like when you sit on your bicycle is something I got addicted to and this car basically makes every other drive an unforgettable experience. It adds quality to the time you spend in it. Do A8 W12s? I don't think so.
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  4483. Dude the current situation with the floods are horrible. Especially in Lismore. The government is not offering the help they need. The quarantine camps they built here are sitting empty when the nearby ones could be used to house victims of the floods. I've heard rumours from the locals that the death numbers are being squashed in the media too. Those poor people need way more help.
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  4484. You can't say no, to CC's. That was the slogan. They are corn chips, like Doritoes, only better. The extra cheese is the best.
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  4485. "coight" is an Aussie euphemism for "butt". BTW this show is completely TONGUE in cheek. All of it. Kind of like "The office" for the outback.
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  4486. Ian, you are so Australian now, that even your internet is just as slow.
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  4487. I live in Austria in the region of Styria. I am doubly affected by confusing names. Austria with Australia and Styria with Syria. Graz ist really the second largest city in Austria. It's the hometown of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the offroader 'Pinzgauer' and the Mercedes G Class.
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  4488. thirteen years you have been on YouTube congratulations for reaching a milestone i have been watching your videos over the past two years i just want to say thank you for your generosity that you have given to us Australians and the country of Australia itself i highly enjoyed your live streams and your reactions of our country i hope as a long time dream you would visit our wonderful country of ours in near future as you wont be disappointed what we have to offer all the best
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  4489. The fire truck you were questioning how they get up there.. It's a container transporter (haakarm = hook and arm) type. There are many types of operational containers, like foam, high volume water (5" hoses) that's still in inches here, catering and command center etc. They only transport the container and drop it where it's needed and get another one from the fire station. About the striping https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/BZK-striping (in Dutch). Also the sounds are scientifically developed the frequencies of the twintones are the ones that prooved the most destinguishing and most far away recognisable tones and rithms.
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  4490. I've watched another video where they explain our smaller defence force in terms of our location and how hard it would be logistically to invade us, so head to head in a giant field we would lose to a lot of country's, but try and mobilise and come over here and you'll be worn out of resources like fuel and food and be easy pickins
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  4491. Business rules are much more consumer focussed in europe. That is what mostly makes it harder to start a business. There is much more responsibility towards society then in the usa. Any business selling anything to consumers has to honor a 2 year warrenty for example. And on products that can reasonably expected to last longer and it breaks because of manufacture issues businesses can be held responsible for even longer. And if you hire someone you have a responsibility to that person just as much as that person has a responsibility to you. Just a couple of examples of why starting a business is harder. And why it is a good thing that these things are the way they are.
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  4492. Ian, the part of the video where the ute was pulling on chain was was them trying to pull the pin to detatch the trailer from the turntable or fifth wheel as you call it, so they could pull each trailer out individually. Judging by their reaction however, they broke it and were unable to release the trailer. If you want to see more stuff like this then you should watch a TV show called Outback Truckers.
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  4493. Fun fact: Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology had to add a new colour to weather maps a few years back, due to increasing temperatures. Still a couple hours early, but merry Christmas from Western Australia.
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  4494. Yes Ian, the original Pan-American highway runs right through the Nullarbor. Didn't you know that? 🤣🤣
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  4495. ah yeah, thats 90s czechia :-) Favorit had also few nicknames, like Fávo (parody of Bávo, which was common nickname of BMWs), Fáčko or Fafen. and specially in this green color it was often called Fazol, which was colloquial for bean. but the only thing it misses is the tree shaped air freshener hanging on the mirror :D
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  4496. You can actually watch some of his movies even without subtitles - I had English-speaking flatmates who watched one of his classics with me, and it's often based so little on text, so much on acting and "physical" action that they had no difficulty watching and enjoying the jokes :) It's all very visual, and the action underlined with just the right music (Louis de Funes was a professional jazz musician as well, and the way the music follows the action was super important in his movies).
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  4497. You should check out this video "AX diesel Nurburgring record lap 9:55 BTG" It is a guy who practised for 7 years and finally pushed his old 52hp Citroen AX diesel to the limit and get a sub 10 minute lap. Absolute legend! This goes to show, it doesn't always have to be sportscar or a hothatch.
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  4498. My first car was a diesel. A '79 VW Rabbit 4 door, with a 1.5L naturally aspirated diesel that made 48HP. It was a perfect car for a high school student. It didn't go any faster than about 75 mph, and, it got 45 to 55 mpg.
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  4499. The New Zealand police have gone with the Skoda Superb wagons since Holden's closure. Seeing more and more of them as the Holdens reach their replacement age.
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  4500. The money has so many cool security features.
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  4501. This was another walk through memory lane! Great video
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  4502. I saw this when it aired and I have it saved in a YT playlist so I can go back and watch it whenever I need a laugh. These two were a fantastic comedy duo!
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  4503. You should review "Bush Mechanics" (it's on YouTube, just checked). An excellent series showing real mechanical hacks by Aboriginal Australians in the desert. I've never seen more hard core off roading hacks !
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  4504. My favourite Bundaberg flavours are the Passionfruit and the Lemon, Lime & Bitters
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  4505. As an Aussie they don't seem bizarre at all. I have been kicked by a roo, hurts.
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  4506. I'm drinking my Polish Tyskie beer as I'm watching this.
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  4507. The last house I was the window cleaner for that house back in 2001/02 until the company I worked for crashed 😞 it’s huge house over 250 windows! Ian it also has a huge garage for aground 12 cars ! Love your videos keep up the amazing work 🍻🇦🇺👍✌️
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  4508. As an Aussie, I'm just a bit pissed at YouTube. I love watching your content, I fell in love with your channel when I found it nearly 2 years ago.
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  4509. Haigs is top shelf, expensive but worth it. Made in Adelaide since 1915
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  4510. Temperatures in Germany tend to be moderate (although they have risen some in recent years), as others have mentioned already. The northern part is generally a little cooler (especially by the sea, of course, but also in general) while the south tends to be a little warmer. One of the statistically warmest areas is around Freiburg, at the foot of the Black Forest in southwestern Germany.
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  4511. Poor Ian, he’s been listening to American hype his whole life! Glad to see you’re learning so much! 😜😍🇦🇺
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  4512. 03:50 Never seen and never hear of a block heater in my life until now
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  4513. From aus but I would suggest watching the New Zealand deck ad it’s great 😂
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  4514. In UK & Australia/NZ when crossing the road, look right, look left then look right again. This was how we’re taught as kids.
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  4515. Hello Ian, It should be noted that the majority of license plates in the EU are covered with retro-reflective material, with a white background, for better visibility, especially when parked on the side of the road. This is the reason why almost all of them are white. stay safe
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  4516. I think it's fair for the truckers to have a nice cab, considering the ammount of time they spend in there. Just think about how much stuff in your bedroom was delivered with a truck; probably most of what you own is delivered with a truck. It's an important job
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  4517. Qualifying on softs this year is the only tire, but years before this one, qualifying in q2 was different. The tire you use in your fastest time in q2 was the tire you started the race on, so mediums were used a lot. Strategy played a bit part.
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  4518. Poker machine = slot machine They are not just in casinos in Australia, they are in pubs and sporting clubs and RSLs (returned services, defence force clubs)
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  4519. Orangina commercials are wild as hell. Pun definitely intended*
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  4520. Nowadays, there is a huge shortage of truckers in NL, companies will pay for the truckers licenses if you sign the contract. Also @10.08 "no one passes on the right" motorbike comes zooming by :) Love it.
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  4521. Second time I've seen IWrocker trying to avoid the accident by throwing himself backwards in the chair 😅
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  4522. Who needs airforce when we have magpies 😂 theyre free and can be trained to swoop specific targets aka foreign military uniforms and then teach their kids and friends to swoop them hahaha cant fight us if theyre eyes get skewered the minute they step on the shore.
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  4523. Hey man, I just wanted to say that you seem like a real good person. Your videos always make me smile and you seem really genuine. Keep up those good vibes!
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  4524. Your getting mail quicker from Australia there then we are here lmao
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  4525. i starting to see that we have a little bit better food quality here in Oz. big respect to you and your lovely family.
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  4526. How fantastic that you have a room for what you love. Daniela's photo is stunning. I love that you have her on your wall. I got a giggle out of the empty packet of Twists😂😊. Thanks for sharing!
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  4527. The Scammell here is excellent. The badge on the doors and front grille is a military badge for the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. I used to see these when I was an apprentice at the 43 Command Workshops REME. During the mid 70's, They were an all terrain recovery vehicle. It's great to see one in action again. Keep finding these beasts.
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  4528. It's mad that you get to taste a water from city I come from ( Lublin, Poland) - in fact two of them , Nałęczowianka and Cisowianka. Glad you enjoyed it. Fyi, if you want to pronounce Nałęczowianka, i guess the closest phonetically would be something like Na-when-cho-vianka , you're welcome 😁. Keep up great work mate.
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  4529. The Ř wasn't bad! One tip for pronouncing it is to pronounce rolled R, but with your front teeth touching.
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  4530. I hope your children enjoy Edwina the Emu. My daughter borrowed from primary school and loved it so much we bought it ourselves to keep forever!
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  4531. He’s not with us anymore, but a family friend of ours was on a flight once years back around the time the movie first came out, and his last name was Hogan (the same as Paul Hogan, lead actor of Crocodile Dundee), and so he was asked by the crew when they saw his ticket if he was related, and he fully took advantage of this question and told them that he was his brother 🤣 they moved him into first class and brought him drinks and food on the house lmao
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  4532. A business partner of my dad got an Audi V8 in 1991, his car was even a special edition featuring a 300-hp performance version of the V8 engine. No speed limiter, so we hit an indicated 270 kph (170 mph) during a short Autobahn ride. Back then the performance executive sedan market was in its early stage (somewhat 6 years after the first BMW M5) and the Audi in black was a very solid sleeper car.
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  4533. Our coins here in aus are shaped different and have different edges for people with vision imparements, they're all so different from each other so even if you cant see you will know which coin is which
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  4534. I've been there. When you enter the area (not just the desert, but also the surroundings) you get hit with a different microclimat. Btw Poland also has moving sand dunes at the coast (Słowiński Park Narodowy) that cover forest areas so you get this surreal place that is covered with dunes and you see only the tips of the dead trees peaking out of the sand alongside a thriving forest just a couple meters away. Oh, and ofc there is also a lagoon to add to the surreal picture :)
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  4535. Welcome to Estonia. I live here 53 years ( all my life ) that truck is old 1974 -1987 porduced GAZ 51 GAZ mind Gorgi Avto Zavod , but that is tuning GAZ 51 . Original reach only 85 km/h / 53mph and carry 2,7 tons cargo .
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  4536. It is often said that football has the power to create a community like nothing else in the world. The manifestation of this can be seen in this video.
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  4537. John Bowe driver of #18 has over 1,000 career victories in Australian motorsport aswell, he racked up number 1,000 in 2016 and he still hasn’t retired yet
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  4538. Love your reactions man, originally from mid Wales,rally heartland, remember cycling with mates up into the forests to find good vantage points,way back in my day Ford Escorts ruled and you still saw minis,showing my age I know! I can't claim to be a devotee of autosports,but have always believed that the best( allround) drivers are in rally.
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  4539. Putting grease from the forehead onto the glass is of course an extreme example, but the soap residues or marks from the dishwasher racks and other glassware can be encountered quite often and these would have similar effect on the foam, making it bubbly and quick to dissipate.
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  4540. It wasn't a joke😂 Kardach was later quoted as saying, "King Harald Bluetooth... was famous for uniting Scandinavia, just as we intended to unite the PC and mobile phone industries with a short-range wireless connection
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  4541. It's because they have to pay out alot of money when you do Aussie content, people love Aussie content so much it might be costing them to much.
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  4542. Gotta love me a chicken Parma (not parmi) hahaha and a Tim tam slam is like an explosion of chocolaty goodness in your mouth. Biting of opposite corners and using it like a straw with a tea or coffee… coffee for me. Once you get the coffee through it, Put the whole lot in your mouth and it just melts! Very dangerous and you can go through a full packet pretty quickly. Which is normally the case with Tim tams, but slamming makes it almost inevitable hahahah
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  4543. You should also check out some 80's and 90's footage from the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). That was something different.
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  4544. "Tatra nezná bratra" 💪I love your videos man. Greetings from Czech Republic. 👋
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  4545. there are different purposes for bollards, and thus also different sizes and strength ... several decades ago, we had few or even none here (in germany), but when more and more cars parked illegally on sidewalks, they started putting them up. but that kind only needs to be strong enough to damage cars and drivers will stop even trying :-) and then with global developments all over the world, there are the more massive ones for important locations, where real protection is needed, including eg some mobile ones that they put up years ago when someone had stolen a truck and drove into a christmas market. those look to pedestrians only like a bit elevated cable protection at construction sites, but can stop trucks similar to the shown "mobile truck stopper" in the video.
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  4546. Just think, how much skill is required not only to put 1 lap together like this, but the drivers have to do it consistently 161 times! Stay safe, mate!
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  4547. 🤣🤣🤣
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  4548. The fuses used to be a fuse holder and fuse with replaceable fuse wire. If the fuse blew, you had to remove the fuse, unscrew two screws to let remove the old burnt out wire, put in new wire and screw it down tight then replace the fuse. Different wire had different ratings so you had to use the right one etc. Now we use circuit breakers, so just have to flip a switch.
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  4549. That was really good , we are the same as what you described with fuel prices , we were low when you said America was low and high now , not sure where these people got their fuel. The no alcohol in certain towns is to do with the Aboriginal communities I'm guessing, I believe a joint initiative between Aboriginal elders and the government to stop alcoholism and abuse in some remote comunities
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  4550. Hello Ian! I am a Norwegian truck driver. But I started late in life, and at the age of 46 I got my driver's license for truck driving. It started with steel driving in Eastern Norway, I also drove gypsum boards, and after two years I took a license to drive Chemicals for Yara Internasjonal. You MUST have it to drive chemicals in Europe. And then I drove in Sweden, Denmark and the west of Norway, and Nordland. And winter in Norway is no joke, you have to cross the mountains to get to Western Norway, since all my trips started in Eastern Norway, and you can have beautiful bare roads all the way sometimes, but in winter, there is snow and ice that dominates the roads, and you can experience such powerful snow showers that the road and sky become one. And if you also drive in the same direction as the snow is blowing, you can get really weird, because it almost makes you think you're standing still, when in reality you're driving 50 miles an hour. It can be around -30 F in the winter, and if you don't have winter diesel in the tank, the diesel will freeze, and the truck will just stop. But what I really wanted to say is that it took me maybe a week to get used to the narrow roads, it's slow at first, but then you get there and you keep up with the most experienced, and I think you too would experience if you had the chance to drive here in Norway for a couple of months!
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  4551. My grandfather used to say " Poor worker can`t afford to buy cheap tools". If you buy shit, you will buy twice" Smartest man who ever lived.
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  4552. The Black,Green and white “buggy” is our off road rally car. 980kgs tubular space frame chassis 375bhp rear mid M3 3.0L engine 6 speed sequential with flat shift. We run in the prototype class which means anything is allowed regarding engine size, power and weight of the vehicle so long as it conforms to strict MSUK or FIA safety regulations. This video is Ceri Forest in Wales 2016 or 2017.. the next Bxcc event in 2024 is back at Ceri Forest in May
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  4553. I´m actually from the village with the longest ice cave. If you visit Austria, go there - it is really impressive. Edit: The Village is called "Werfen" btw - and the cave is called "Eisriesenwelt" => Icy giants world
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  4554. Many congratulations on your happy news and one day you’ll all have a great trip here. The number one priority is family, health and planning for their future. Australia is always going to be here!
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  4555. Moin from northern Germany 😊I was Born in 1984,so my school years have been the 90s. When we‘ve been told about America it was allways like „it’s this huge modern country,almost everybody can be rich,it has all this fancy new technology,everybody is well educated,…“ but After all this social media was invented and YouTube became a thing it really changed our way of thinking about the USA. Now all this „normal people“ are Talking about their everyday life,about the grievances, etc. And they are talking about the poor school System and this shame of a health care system. And we realised that america is far away from this fancy cool country we‘ve been told about.
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  4556. Your wife is beautiful, the look on her face when you looked at the lanyards was priceless, pure tears of happiness and emotion for her man :-) hoping you receive a children's book of the dreamtime from up north....aboriginal stories for kids 😊 thanks again for the great videos p.s uou don't have kids anymore you have little Aussie joey's lol
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  4557. I have very fond memories of watching Bathurst over the last 55 years or so. Ford Cortina Mk1, Morris Cooper S, Holden HK Monaro, Ford Falcon GT-HO, Holden Torana GTR XU-1. The days when the great race as Touring Cars all makes an models in the same race. Drivers having to negotiate traffic, lapping slower cars pure racing testosterone. Today is formulaic and less drama. Ian, you've missed a lot of racing goodness.
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  4558. This really confirms how Australia and America really are brothers. Very similar countries
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  4559. I saw someone crying that teachers are just "glorified babysitter". Okay, pay them as babysitters then. The average hourly rate per child last year was $20.00. $20/per hour per child. at 8 hours and 20 kids, that would be $3,200 a DAY, 16k a week, and 64k a month! . . . They would definitely be able to afford supplies for the kids at those rates.
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  4560. I’m helping build a radio tower 50km west of Cobar, Nsw at the moment. The bees show up in the morning and gather around the esky on the back of my Ute. Whenever I get a drink (which is a lot), I’ll splash the water out for them to have a drink too. By about 10am, it’s usually around 35 degrees and about 150 bees hanging out for a drink. They mostly don’t stick around past 40 degrees. Side note: they’ve never stung me.
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  4561. None of these are a regular thing, just a few 'out there' novelty eateries. You get more crazy ideas popping up now as different things trend on Tik Tok and stuff. It will come and go and then something else I guess. Most of those made me feel a bit queasy, lol. :goodvibes:❤
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  4562. It was originally the "Paris-Dakar Rally" but because of military unrest in various parts of Africa, it was moved to South America and just called the "Dakar Rally". It's pronounced Dack (as in tack) - Kar (as in car). The Mini is the Mini Cooper Estate, all wheel drive. Not sure where it's run these days, as I dropped off watching a little while ago. They also run motorbike and truck classes as well. Highly recommend watching the truck classes, as these monsters perform just like the cars. As stated earlier, you should watch Aussies answer to the Dakar, the Finke Rally in outback Australia. Keep up the good work Ian...
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  4563. The overall promotion for this was sponsored by Vodaphone. At that time they also sponsored Craig Lowndes Supercar team. You can find the complete video where Lowndes takes the McLaren Merc for a few laps and then the two of them compare laps in Lowndes car. The F1 was in no where near racing trim, the uneveness of the track surface required special suspension mods to ride above the rough. That track roughness is part of the reason for it not complying to required Standards. Width of track and lack of run off areas are others. It was reported that the helicopter had moments trying to keep up with Button. We lost the great full length of Conrod Straight for the round of the 1987 World Touring Car championships held there. The original straight was too long for the specs so the Chase was introduced. Over the years several deaths, cars and bikes, had unfortunately occurred some of which were at the second hump of Conrod where vehicles became airborne. While this was the first documented run of an F1 car it is not the first time Formula One cars have run there. The Australian GP, one of the oldest in the World, was held at Bathurst four times between 1937 and 1958.
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  4564. 11:00 "This is not Disneyworld, this is Europe." Hungarian here. This will be my motto. When RiverRide was introduced to Budapest in 2009, it was the first amphibious bus on the whole European continent. Btw the first EMU metro/underground/subway worldwide also here: no choking steam, no locos with waggons---but low entry EMUs, and ticket machines, 90 seconds automatic interlocking etc. In 1896, only for the millennial exposition of Hungary : )
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  4565. In the past few decades infrastructure changes have been made throughout the Netherlands to dissuade trucks from going into residential areas (because of air pollution & because a truck has many blind spots which is dangerous around kids) unfortunately for some truckers this means that they will have to do some very difficult maneuvering when they do need to be inside a residential area
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  4566. To be precise - Lemon in english is Citrón in czech. Citron in english is Cedrát in czech. Lemon is hybrid between Citron and Tangerine. Mattoni Cedrata is supposed to be beverage from citrus fruits and the name refers to the "father" of citrus fruits - Cedrát (in czech, Citron in English). :) Mattoni also collaborate with czech Budvar, they produce their radlers (beer with flavored soda, popular in Germany), named BirGo. I also agree with 10/10 for SanPellegrino, I think it's like "Bentley between lemonades". Right behind her would be the lemon flavored Orangina (Lemongina) :)
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  4567. I have been eating Milo Ice-cream for over 50 years.
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  4568. the problem with that hairpin is that normally F1 cars are unable to turn that tight corner, whees dont turn as much. but those cars are modified for that one race only to be able to do it.
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  4569. You're right about police car liveries, silver/blue is older one, silver/blue/highlighter green is a new livery introduced this year I think. And yes, in europe pharmacies have green cross outside, I think all countries follow this 'rule'. The amount of flags is due to this being filmed during polish independence day, and police vans are used either to transport police to event sites, or to collect unruly citizens.
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  4570. Always find it curious how Americans are fearful of our bugs, spiders and snakes. You leave them alone then they won't hurt you. I would be a hell of more nervous camping out near wolves and bears. No bobcats or mountain lions to prey on our pets here either. Only creature here that wants you for its dinner are saltwater crocs.
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  4571. These lights are legit my father was a interstate truck driver for about 27 years and has traveled all over this country many times and has actually seen these things a couple of times , Both encounters happened around Mt Isa . I believe the first time he seen them he thought it was another truck coming up behind him with its lights on high beam but soon as they reached his tailgate they seperated and took off , The second occasion they headed straight for him and simply passed by then disappeared other truck drivers of his time can testify to this fact . ✌️👍👌
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  4572. Other interesting rock formations... devils marbles, the Olga's, Murphy's Haystacks, Sawn Rocks, Girraween National Park, Bungle Bungles and Tessellated Pavement in Tassie.
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  4573. On the ordnance thing: I live in Belgium and our tiny country still has to deal with an average of 250 metric TONS of unexploded munitions found at like construction sites or farmers' fields... every . year. We were technically neutral for both World Wars they just chose to ignore us both times (still gave them a bloody nose on their way in though)
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  4574. John Clarke was a New Zealander who worked in NZ tv (created an iconic character referenced even today Fred Dagg)then went to Australia and was an even bigger success over there
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  4575. The hangbridge has been the highest in Europe for years. I've been there once in an attempt to overcome my fear of heights (failed miserably). It's just over 100 meters high and about 600 meters long. It's seriously terrifying but gorgeous scenery
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  4576. It looks like you guys will need a bigger table soon :D It is nice to see you enjoy beers from all over Europe btw: Pedro got style i really like that hat with that shirt it looks great
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  4577. Little bit about Opel. Opel uses alphabet to categorize their cars generations (Corsa A-F, Astra F-L, Vectra A and B, Insignia A and B,...) Opel's under GM rule were probably most badge engineered cars in the world From 1929 til 2017 Opel was owned by General Motors Opel was bought by PSA Group (Citroen, Peugeot, GM and Chrysler Europe) in 2017 From 2021 Opel is owned by Stellantis. Stellantis was created by merging FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) and PSA Group 5:40 1st gen Holden Commodore is based on Opel Record an Senator A at 6:17 6:12 they only share the name, nothing else 6:25 in UK it was called Vauxhall Nova 6:28 famous Lotus Carlton ((also called Vauxhall Lotus Carlton, Lotus Omega and Opel Lotus Omega) was based on Omega A 6:38 Holden Commodore VN is related to Senator B 7:35 Vectra A in UK was called Vauxhall Cavalier and Holden Vectra in AUS 7:53 Frontera was badge engineered Isuzu MU 8:57 Corsa B was called as Opel/Vauxhall Corsa in Europe/UK and as Holden Barina in Oceania. Fun fact about Barina. Every single Barina generation was rebadged from different car manufacturer. 1st and 2nd gen are Suzuki Cultus (1st and 2nd gen), 3rd gen is Corsa B, 4the gen is Corsa C, 5th and 6th gen are Chevrolet Aveo 9:10 Combo B and C used Corsa B and C's front ends. Combo A was called Kadett Combo and used Kadett E's front end 9:16 Omega is sucessor to Senator 9:56 Astra G was sold as Astra Classic after Astra H was introduced as cheaper model. Astra F also had Classic version when G was introduced 10:27 Catera is indeed rebadged and slightly different styled Omega B. Catera were also assembled in Germany in Opel plant Omega B is also rebadged as Commodore VT 11:38 Speedster was a rebadged Lotus Elise Series 1. It was even produced at Lotus plant in Hethel, Norfolk, UK. It used Opel Ecotec engines. In UK it was called Vauxhall VX220 11:39 12:37 Saturn Sky was rebadged Opel GT 12:06 Vivaro A and B were rebadged 2nd and 3rd gen Renault Trafic. 14:21 Vivaro C is rebadged Citroen Jumpy (happened after PSA bought Opel) 12:13 Saturn Astra is indeed rebadged Astra H Coupe 12:28 OPC was performance division of Opel (1997-2022). Before 1997 performance Opel used GSi name. Insignia B (2017 onwards) again used GSi 13:21 fun fact about Insignia B. In Europe it was sold as both a saloon and liftback/fastback. You could only know the difference when you opened the trunk, because they looked the same from the back 15:38 Insignia B was also sold as Holden Commodore ZB in Australia. One think I wish Insignia B had was V6 engine from Regal. In Europe we only had turbo I4's 18:04 1st gen of Mokka was sold as 1st gen Chevrolet Trax in US There's a lot of cars the video you watched missed. Zafira A, B and C which were compact MPV, and D which is called Zafira Life is Citroen Jumpy Astra J GTC Agila was rebadged Suzuki Wagon R and Suzuki Splash Adam and Karl (named after company's founder and his eldest son)
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  4578. We're 65km north of Brisbane. Not much we can do but wait it out & hope. Thank you everyone for your good wishes.
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  4579. Swiss dude here. Menzi Mucks have been around for quite a while. Company was founded 1966. They have been around for as long as I can think. Lots of steep slopes here in Switzerland where a normal excavator can't operate.
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  4580. It is just a gorgeous piece of work - you'd have to be a real hardass not to be moved by it. I've seen it a few times now, but it still brings tears to my eyes.
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  4581. 6:39 "okay, I know this..." 😂 Funniest part of the video 😂
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  4582. Funny story: when I was serving in the Austrian Army, we used Pinzgauers as troop transports - and yes, you might want to look that up Mr. Wrocker, if you liked the Unimog, you'll love those.... One day, all vehicles of our company drove out to the "gas station" which was on the barrack grounds. The underground tanks for that had just been filled this morning by trailers. If memory serves, some 60.000 liters in total. (Or was it 6.000? I really can't remember...) From the room I was in at the time, I could see the whole disaster unfold: So, our Pinzgauers go fuel up and then try to return to the parking lot. I say try, because about halfway there was a small climb and they all started coughing and puffing and emitting black smoke, one after another. The next thing I saw was the NCO in charge of the vehicle park running like a madman towards the gas station, cursing and shouting and trying to waving off the other drivers before they could fuel up. Later on it turned out that the trailers had loaded Diesel and not Gasoline as they should have for the kind of Pinzgauers we had. (There are Diesel versions, but we did not use those.) Several vehicles had to be completely refitted and of course all the underground tanks had to be washed out and then refilled. Our CO was not amused...
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  4583. You could probably park a Yukon in a normal European city, no problem. But you'd have to park it in the center of a main avenue. Take up the middle lane, half of the left and half of the right. That leaves you just enough room to open the door on either side before you hit the buildings on the street. :D
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  4584. As a person who took my driving permit/licence in a EU country more than 20 years ago and drove 10 years on the Right and now close to 10 years on the Left (in the UK) I was amazed how quickly it become natural! The only thing I had to adjust, was to remind myself that roundabouts are the other way around :)) Besides that it's all very natural. I also drove my European version (Left-hand wheel) car in the UK for around 3 years before I changed it with a UK car (Right-hand wheel). The "hardest" part was to adjust to changing gears with my left hand vs the right hand as it was a manual car, believe it or not :) Besides that you would be surprised to how easy it is to jump from right to left or left to right ;) Cheers!
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  4585. That's the tip of the iceberg in Tasmania Totally unique in the world.
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  4586. The rally at night reminds me of growing up driving wild in the Appalachian Mountains. Lots of wooded and basically deserted back roads at night where we drove like maniacs in cars, trucks, atv’s, dirt bikes, etc. Even mixed terrain with dirt, asphalt, and gravel, and snow. I’ve always thought that the Appalachian region would benefit from a proper rally event. There are miles of old mining roads, logging roads, and dynamic asphalt areas. Not to mention the network of ORV trails.
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  4587. One big problem with medieval cities was that the buildings were very close to each other and mostly built from wood, so one can imagine what happened when a house fire started. I grew up in Finland's second oldest city, which suffered from several big fires over the centuries and the last big one was in 1760. At that time 2/3 of the town burnt down, so even though the town was founded in the 14th century, very few buildings are older than 250 years and the Old Town is only a very small part of the city today.
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  4588. Holden or Ford!???
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  4589. Congratulations on your 50,000 subs Ian, it is well deserved. I enjoy all of your videos, you cover a lot of interesting Aussie content and i enjoy seeing your family time . Here's to the next 50,000. I would say the best advice on here is be prepared if you are planning any travel outside of a major town or city. I was caught out on the Hay Plains (flattest place in the southern hem) one summer. It was nudging 45 deg and my air con had gone. I had filled 3 empty 2 ltr coke bottles with water at my last stop before i would reach another town. There was 2 of us in the car, and the air was that hot and dry, even being conservative with the water we ran out about 45 minutes out from our destination and not a single place to stop to recover from the thirst and the feeling of my insides being microwaved (very true..lol). That was the moment i understood how quickly things can change for the worst, and how people perish so quickly, it was a life changing lesson.
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  4590. The summer this year here in Queensland, along the coastline is hell. It’s like trying to live in a steam oven at the moment with a massive cyclone heading our way again.
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  4591. Sprite is sold in German supermarkets in clear plastic bottles, too.
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  4592. Ian, sir, in Europe we do not have the amount of space, you have. Our Cities are tight, our parking spaces too. You need 2 of those parking spaces for one US car. I have seen it. Gasoline is also much more expensive. I drive an electric Compact SUV from Korea, that fits in those spaces and have room to spare inside. Respectful Greetings to you and yours, Elmar from Germany
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  4593. I'm blown away that snooker isn't a thing in the US, it's such a well known game worldwide.
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  4594. Jordan Cox in that Honda gave me an adrenaline rush just watching!!! Jeez Mate, Ya know how to drive like a legend!
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  4595. This was the funniest clip I have seen in a while, bar NUN! 😂😂😂
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  4596. Well done Ian, love your channel. Even as Ford fan Peter Brock is the king of mountain. I think it’s a Aussie 308 Holden motor.
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  4597. Got to check out Cape York, telegraph track and Gunshot Creek section of it
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  4598. Oh man, the whole setting is great. Nice garden, beautyful wether and a tasty beer...😇
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  4599. Two rules about travelling in the outback 1) Never go alone 2) If you're considering going alone, see rule 1). There are exceptions, but you had better damn well know what you're doing, and how to get unstuck if you get bogged.
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  4600. The holygrail of Australian muscle cars is the Ford Phase 3 GT HO. Hands down, Holden have some great cars but everyone knows the Phase 3 is King.
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  4601. I really really love your videos! You should travel Europe one day, I'm sure many viewers of you can host you in many different countries!
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  4602. vienna has pairs of persons in the pedestrian traffic lights. they are either male + female, female + female or male + male. and the walking symbol has a heart too.
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  4603. 1:30 Halloooo?
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  4604. That whine between fifth and sixth gear scared all the mice from my cupboards. 🤣
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  4605. going by the sign that's in Darwin. That's a whole other kind of Australia, a more extreme version of Australia for sure.
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  4606. I think you may have lost that little kangaroo - it's definitely going home with Pedro! As a note, you can do a trip from Sydney across the blue mountains and to Bathurst and back in a day, or two if you want to sight see along the way.
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  4607. I’m Aussie but seen the Haka performed at a friends funeral. It left me buzzing with the energy it brought to the chappel. There is a cult classic movie ‘once were warriors’ that you should watch.
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  4608. There was an old story of a black Panther ( a leopard ) brought to Oz as a mascot to a US army Platoon and it escaped. There are other stories of panthers escaping from travelling circuses. Maybe, but they only live for a decade or two and they're gone. All the bad photos I've seen on these 'big cats' are only large feral cats. A panther's tail is as long as their body, a cat's tail is half that. Besides, the Drop Bears killed all the panthers off ages ago.
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  4609. Welcome Sydney. Not only do you have your fabulous family there with you... You have your extended IW ROCKER family from all over the world that are so happy to see you. Looking forward to watching you grow along with your big sister and brother. All the best from Tassie
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  4610. At least if it's an older Finnish Nokia. Not any of the newer chinese crap, which has only the name. Totally different.
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  4611. Here in Spain tipping was never a thing at all haha it's so fun for us and weird when we go out! Of course tipping exists but its almost never mandatory and you actually tip from 0'50cts to 3€ on average and that's only if you had a great time etc... I find it so weird that tipping is so important outside of our contry '^^
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  4612. Look up Mark Higgins isle of man for the full onboard lap. It's amazing
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  4613. Staropramen , Kozel , Zatecky Lezak and Budwaiser absolutely Top the best beers I love that
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  4614. Hello from Switzerland, I know Tatra primarily from the area of ​​off-road trucks and I know that they used to be very good in the discipline. Apparently Tatra is still very innovative and also active in the construction of off-road trucks. I could also imagine this, with 4-axle steering, for our army, which also regularly drives on narrow, winding mountain roads, an ability that not all trucks have by a long shot, in addition to the obligatory off-road capability.
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  4615. You should watch a video by Josh Revell on him called why kimi will always be a legend. It tells you about his career and just how good he was.
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  4616. I ones got a bag of snakes alive. To my disappointment they was all dead when I opened it. Classic Aussie dad joke 😂
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  4617. With the 2 different Aldi , the split was apparently all about the selling of cigarettes and tobacco one brother wanted to sell them and the other didn't
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  4618. As a long time lurker and a dude from Czechia I'm happy to see this. The bastardization of the brand of Budweiser in the US is still kinda surprising but I guess that's what happens with weird trademark and brand deals and stuff. If you ever have the opportunity, I'd recommend trying some Pilsner or Radegast beers from Czechia, also quite good ones XD
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  4619. Not just Brazilians mate, I’m British and I sat for ages in tears watching it live on TV. However, this footage shows how incredible he was. You can’t change what happened but you can still live what he achieved.
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  4620. I once saw one of those overhead gantry signs at my town flashing "Distracted drivers are dangerous drivers". Oh the irony.
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  4621. The chaser’s war on everything is the best show ever 😂😂 you gotta watch a full episode some time
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  4622. I support the call for cherry ripe tim tams, a match made in heaven. Continually blown away by the generosity of my fellow Australians.
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  4623. The Penguin with the "What the F**k has gone on here" look on its face is still hilarious! 😂 We used to walk passed a farm with an honesty box on our way home from a swimming hole as kids and buy a Watermelon every time to break open on the highway and share amongst ourselves. One day we had no cash so we weeded all the flower gardens around his front gate and left an IOU 😂
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  4624. Kookaburra sittin on the electric wire, Jumpin up and down with his pants on fire, Laugh Kookaburra, laugh Kookaburra, Gay your life must be. (Gay in the old meaning of happy.) It's a song we grew up with as kids.
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  4625. The most beautiful thing in the room apart from the cars is the picture of Daniela. Great job on it so far Ian.
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  4626. Am loving Pedro and his enthusiasm! His boots with the extra long pointy toes are what were called 'Winklepickers' by the Mods in the 1950's and '60's. Look s like you have a little bit of acreage there - does all the family [in-laws too I mean] live on the one property?
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  4627. A few times when I was pregnant my husband stopped at 7/11 on his way home from work to get me Krispy Kreme donuts cause I craved them but honestly if I wasn't pregnant I will say donut kings ones are cheaper and not as overly sweet. Plus, hot cinnamon donuts, mate. That with a cuppa is amazing. And yes, donuts are a treat. My toddler gets 1 a week when we go grocery shopping if his a good boy but that's all he gets that week and I rarely have them (now that I'm not pregnant) and they aren't Krispy Kreme ones
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  4628. The Barra motor has an undersquare bore / stroke, add forced induction and they are a very smooth motor that makes bucket loads of torque, not very revvy though. The sedans also have irs, the ute has a live axle.
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  4629. They guy who sneezed when his opponent was playing was not a snooker player he was probably the best loved comedian of all time in the UK
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  4630. While Hitler did get into power through legal means, the ways in which he manipulated a lot of the system was through groups of very violent people who created the narrative he used to get into power. Make no mistake, how the Nazies got into power was neither clean nor was it non-violent as this person seems to be implying. Also, before he goes too heavy on the British without talking about everyone else who was in the war. I will just leave this quote here..... "We were helped, too, by a very cheering piece of news that now reached us, and of which, as a morale raiser, I made great use. Australian troops had, at Milne Bay in New Guinea, inflicted on the Japanese their first undoubted defeat on land. If the Australians, in conditions very like ours, had done it, so could we. Some of us may forget that of all the Allies it was the Australian soldiers who first broke the spell of the invincibility of the Japanese Army; those of us who were in Burma have cause to remember." – British Field Marshal Sir William Slim
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  4631. 20 years with a Mercedes W211 diesel station wagon in Europe, not a spot of rust on the chassis, or elsewhere., she slept on the street in town, and I am not in a dry region, there is snow and I went to the mountains with it, 180,000 miles..... I got rid of it because my city banned old diesels. the average age of purchasing a new car in France is 55 years old, and 52% of new car buyers are businesses..22,000 euros is the average budget in France.1 car in 6 purchased is new, so 5 out of 6 are used on the market
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  4632. its so nice to see someone willing to learn about other countries.. to be so respectful in every little bit of content he creates.. i tip my hat dude! And yeah well.. as a german .. i wiped some tears away seeing your reaction!
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  4633. Hey Ian and family. Loving the vids. I have a feeling you'll be doing a video in the future around our indigenous peoples. Just a heads up, before you do, do a little research as our Aboriginal brothers and sisters may have some issues with seeing their ancestors on film. To avoid offending anyone just put a warning up before the video. You will see these warnings prior to a lot of documentaries, to get an example. Their culture is rich and beautiful, have fun checking it out. 🇦🇺❤️🤙🏼
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  4634. most european police cars have these programmable bars in the back because if you get pulled over (atleast for Germany) the police car will get in front of you and show you the "follow me" in the sign, so he can stop you in a safer spot away from traffic.
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  4635. Darryl Lee rocky road is the bomb.
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  4636. No guns in Australia is not true we have Millions of them just not in the city 😁👍
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  4637. Fiat panda owner 😀 cheapest cars in the UK to insure and fuel economy is like it is running on panda farts 🤣
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  4638. Back in the 80s I worked with a couple of guys who were into this, particularly Bridge to Bridge. The boat ran a supercharged 454 and speeds were well over 100 mph. The most dangerous thing is bits of wood floating just under the surface of the water, hit that and you're dead.
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  4639. I remember seeing that crash on TV during the broadcast. Everyone was sure he was dead.
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  4640. shotover jet boat tour is the kiwi one you're probably thinking of. those v8 superboats are insane when you see a flawless run, theyre so fast you almost can't process what you're watching you blink and they're on the other side of the course. it's amazing that the navigators can remember where to go and signal the driver.
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  4641. As a DJR/McLaughlin fan that was one of my favourite moments in recent years.
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  4642. Comparisons between Australia and the US are very interesting. I've long held the belief that the US was influenced strongly by their war for independence history. Therefore, defence spending and the capitalisation and rampant promotion of gun rights were born from that history. White Aussies came from convict stock. Our Cultural capital (in Psychology terms) is completely different. I'll also state that the economics of the US Government and the arms industry, in my opinion, survive by ensuring that the US is involved in some sort of armed conflict. Please understand, I don't blame the majority of US citizens, I just feel that the US is culturally controlled by the perceived need to keep the economy going by producing arms and securing oil deposits. In respect to the video. No, we spend relatively little on defence. I think we rely on our Big Brother, the US, to come to our defence when we need defending. Personally, we all, as humans, need to learn to be excellent to each other.
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  4643. You cannot go wrong with carlton draughts. They did make a big add. Expensive add. For beer. But its good beers. Doesn't anger the blood like some other australian domestic beers even though it has the same alchobooze content.
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  4644. My aunt is a plant biologist and her vehicles of choice over more than 30 years have been Pandas. She's gotten them in every forest and up every mountain in the Balkans and Southern Europe in general. These things are fantastic!
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  4645. Yes manual shifting . The man was a beast 🤩 Top gear show has an episode talking about him, they have Lewis Hamilton driving that car, and Hamilton gets overwhelmed by the car itself. That car could reach 320+ km/h , decades ago. fast as hell!!!
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  4646. sir while I am happy you enjoy our drinks, these are jars you put pickles in, not drinking glasses :))
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  4647. I once saw a Video where they tried to get as much distance out of one Tank filling as possible with a diesel superb. They where obviously very slow on the Autobahn but they got just over 2k Kilometers with 60 liters of diesel. It was roughly 3,5 l per 100 km or 80.7 miles per galon. Pretty impressive i think
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  4648. The key on the left is a tribute to the 24 hours of Le Mans where they had that key on the left in effort to try and make they’re cars go faster of the start and they just kept it on road cars
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  4649. 4:00 "I feel like rust is not really brand specific" you are objectively incorrect on that because different brands use different quality steel to make their cars. French, Italian and Japanese brands use lower quality where as German and Swedish brands use higher quality steel. And let's not forget Audi who started galvanizing the car-bodies in the mid 90s, THEY DON'T RUST. I like cars but I'm also a motorcycle guy and there is also something like this going on. If you compare the big Japanese motorcycle brands Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and Kawasaki, the same kind of bike with same specs, the Honda is always €1000-€2000 more expensive. You can't see anything different quality-wise when they are brand-new, but when you look at second hand bikes 10+ years old, all the nuts and bolts on a Honda, there is no rust, on the other brands there rust and you see how they are worn down by riding in bad weather conditions. That's is where the €1000 - €2000 extra goes, in the quality of the steel used.
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  4650. I absolutely love my fellow AUSSIES our generosity, our spirit, to be part of my beautiful country and to see you and you amazing family happy and healthy always makes me smile. Take care and enjoy the goodies ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  4651. You had to be careful when you let it run standing still. As the cylinder lays flat the tractor or Bulldozer will vibrate itself (even at a slow idle) into soft ground. 12gauge shot gun cartridge to start it and you had to use a blow torch to heat the head before you could start it in cold weather.
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  4652. Kofola is the king 💪💪
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  4653. I quickly checked the page of the RKSH, the Dodge W200 they are using is meant to be used for roads or non paved streets where "normal" ambulances would struggle and it can carry up to 4 patients. They also have an Ford F350 in service
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  4654. Thank you for remembering that it is ANZAC Day.
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  4655. 1:30 Suzuki Swace (rebadged Toyota Corrola estate) 3:14 2nd gen Kia Ceed SW (statio wagon) 3:25 in Europe it's called Ford Kuga. That one is second gen facelift. 3rd gen Kuga is 4the gen Escape in US 3:44 it's 3rd gen Superb 4:10 it looks like J100 Land Cruiser US version imported to Europe 4:25 3rd gen Hyundai Tucson 4:40 Suzuki Swace again 4:47 Chyrsler Voyager or it could be rebranded as Lancia Voyager (Lancia is owned by Stelantis who owns Chyrsler) 4:55 VW T5 Transporter Caravelle or Multivan (quite common police van in all of Europe) 5:03 probably fire department due the red stripe on the side 5:18 Kia Ceed SW, but this one is 3rd gen 5:28 The Złote Tarasy, also known by its anglicized name Golden Terraces, is a commercial, office, and entertainment complex in the city centre of Warsaw, Poland. 5:49 Warszawa Centralna railway station. Primary train station in Warsaw 5:53 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado J150 second facelift (2018-2019). This version is only sold in Europe, Australia, Japan and China 6:14 3x Mercedes Sprinter and 3rd gen Peugeot Boxer which is sister van to Fiat Duplo and Citroen Jumper. In US it's called Ram ProMaster 7:47 pharmacy for medicine 8:11 BMW G20 3 series (pre-facelift) Baseline or Sport trim level 8:28 it is Superb gen 3 8:46 MAN TGE van 9:00 Opel Astra J Sport Tourer 10:25 van are used for criminals transport (the ones without any windows in the back) and the ones with windows are used for transporting police officers. I don't know how it is in Poland, but in Croatia they are used as mobile investigation van when there is car accident
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  4656. One thing that wasn't mentioned but confuses the hell outta me are your school terms! Here in Australia we start the school year at the end of January and finish late November or early to mid December (depending what grade you're in). You guys start in the middle of the year which to me is just weird 🤣
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  4657. Mate you need to do one on the GT-HO PHASE 3. About tuff they were and were the fastest 4 door production car in the world plus how much one cost to buy now.
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  4658. We actually had a collection of Tim Tams like that. They had a TimTam ad on TV ages ago where someone finds a genie and wishes for a packet of TimTams that never runs out. My parents won a competition from Arnotts to get your own "never ending pack of TimTams" (you just got a big crate of them once every couple of months for a year). So we used to have a collection like that for a little while.
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  4659. Had never heard of the pink slug, or Mount Kaputar - they're both in NSW, where I've lived all my life haha. Shows what I know.
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  4660. Wow my country 🤘🇸🇮🥳🖖 Yea you got Slovenian folower ;) Ps ; there is lain for emergancy, but it was full of snow, usuly they clean it in a day.
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  4661. Born and raised Western Australian. West is best 😁
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  4662. Wow, that big box with what looks like 1/24 scale rally cars was a real gift from Germany. Those are not cheap. I use to have a huge collection of 1/24, 1/18 and 1/12 scale diecast cars. Sold off most of it and now have a large collection of 1/43 scale cars (more cars, taking up less room 🙂👍).
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  4663. 21:49 With that hat you can be the most Aussie American on Youtube. Happy Birthday Ian
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  4664. In freedom units: 90m is the length of 92 AR-15. Or the lenght of an American Football field. 100 yards = 91.44 meters 10m = 10.94 yd
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  4665. Bollards for theft protection in driveways are not common. I can see those to prevent others from parking there or blocking your access though. A friend of mine lives close to the stadium in Munich, and whenever there is a game people will park wherever they can to get around parking fees. We had a SUV open the gate to the yard, drive through the entire garden and park on the back terrace once. The driveway to the garage is blocked every time. I can see him dropping one of those in front...
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  4666. As a kiwi who now calls Australia home, you're making me nostalgic for Whitakers chocolate. Some of my family come from Porirua in Wellington, where the Whitakers factory is. I remember going to watch some cousins playing rugby very early on an extremely foggy Saturday morning... the fog was permeated with the smell of hot chocolate from the factory- it was divine! It's an absolute pleasure seeing you enjoy learning about our country and I think your knowledge surpasses many of us Aussies. I'm enjoying learning new things with you all. Take care from Melbourne, Australia.🐨👍💙
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  4667. Switzerland is a pearl and it is worth visiting this beautiful country. The country was not bombed in World War II. As a result, villages and towns have been able to retain much of their history.
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  4668. I would like to see "A day in an American school" just to see what they actually do, and what they're taught.
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  4669. NZ is my favourite country other than Australia of course. They got the best snow in the world I reckon. (Apart from Japan)
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  4670. Cedrata is not from lemon or lime but from cedar and is a super classic Italian drink the most famous is Tassoni
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  4671. Kombi is also the german word (abbreviation from Kombination - comes from "It is a 'combination' of a Sedan and a Truck - can transport People and high volume load) for what you would call a Space Wagon. German Word used by VW for what the US calls Pick-up is "Pritsche"
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  4672. Something worth mentioning about driving road trains is the licencing to drive them isn't exactly something you can go and do on a weekend. It requires an MC (multi-combination) licence. To get that, you have to hold a HR (heavy rigid) or HC (heavy combination) licence for at least 1 year before you can apply to get MC. To get a HC you have to have held a MR (medium rigid) or HR licence for 1 year and C (car) licence for 3 years. To get a HR you have to have held a C for 2 years or MR or LR (light rigid) for 1 year. To get MR or LR you have to have held a C for 1 year. Truck licences are also limited by the transmission of the vehicle you learned and got your licence in. If you got it for automatic transmission vehicles, you'll only be able to drive automatic (syncromesh) transmission vehicles; but if you got your licence in a manual (range rover or crash box) transmission vehicle, your licence will have no such restrictions. The fastest way to get from a car licence to MC is to go C, then HR, then MC, and do all the training and tests in manual transmission vehicles, but even that route takes a few years. My 22 year old son will be finally getting his MC unrestricted licence later this year. I suspect I won't see much of him once he gets it as he'll probably be living most of his life on the road. Road train drivers are a special breed.
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  4673. Automatics in old European cars with small engines are horrible anyway.
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  4674. Merry Christmas! Few words on ukranian gift box. I would call these a traditional hollidays thing, we had these around ever since I was a kid. There lots of different confectionery producers, and every year they make these assortmens and put them into cool looking boxes. As a kid it was very exciting to open and see what kind of sweets are there. Label on box says "Happy Saint Nicholas day", here we have a tradition to gift some small gifts to kids on December 6.
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  4675. My friend’s Dad was a farmer in the north of England, the Council gave him a plough attachment for his tractor and he ploughed the access for his neighbours down to the main road.
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  4676. They tried to change Sprite in Germany to an non-lemon-aroma artifical soda in the recent year, but the protests were to high, so they changed right away back to the old recipy and actually sold it as a "feature". But that might be only because the competitors are very strong here.
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  4677. Unfortunately John Clarke is no longer with us. He was from New Zealand originally. He wrote the scripts.
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  4678. Note: The girl at 3.25 was from LA but now lives in Austria, in Europe, NOT Australia. Yes, I know you were just using it as a comparison but Europe is quite different to USA.
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  4679. i love how much fun and smile he has watching the unimog working
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  4680. The Tatra both 603 and 613 were used as a presidential cars in Czechoslovakia, but were also sold as a regular car. And let me tell you, if you owned a Tatra at the time when it came out, you meant buisness. My great grandfather used to have a T-603, and he was a lead of a small cooperative (sorry couldn't find good translation).
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  4681. Driving the Nullarbor is quite an experience. We did it twice back in the 70s before it was paved. Absolute hell. Theory is that’s what AC/DC was referring to as “Highway to Hell.” Hundreds of miles of bone-jarring washboard corrugations, bull dust pockets (super-fine red dust that gets into everything), the old man swearing his lungs out the entire way. We had a Holden station wagon, five of us, I was the oldest at 8. To save on fuel costs (especially on the Nullabor), we carried a 44-gallon drum on top. The new paved road was so much nicer, closer to the coastline. Memories!
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  4682. that first park was the old botanic gardens in Brisbane.
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  4683. I'm German. When I went to the US for a year in the mid 90s (military assignment), I bought a 81 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Sedan for 1500 bucks. There is no sense in buying something more expensive if you know you will leave in a year. That car was an automatic, V8, had electric windows, ac, cruise control, electric seats, etc. All things practically unheard of in German cars in the early 80s.
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  4684. The first blue Holden was a statesman devile
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  4685. The Aussie postie and the 50cc Honda step through. I remember back in the 70s the local postie dobbed my step brother in for smoking. he then got a flogging from his father. When delivering mail the postie used to take a short cut through a couple of vacant lots in the sub division we lived on. As the postie came every week day he had a bit of a cow track through the long grass on these vacant lots, which he used to zip through. So to get even on the postie, my brother got a shovel, dug a hole on a bend in one of these tracks and we sat on the verandah waiting the next day. Oh the pleasure seeing the postie go arse over head with all the mail going everywhere. I miss my brother, died 2 years ago and the irony is my youngest son is now a postie on an ETV.
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  4686. It was unheard of to swear in front of a woman. The colourful bugs, if I remember correctly, are stink bugs. Roos are everywhere, especially golf courses. I used to walk my dogs on the local golf courses at night and its alot of fun seeing all the wildlife come out.
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  4687. At the end of the day, variety is awesome. Just enjoy all of the Motorsport you like. That’s what I do. Doesn’t really matter who’s “the best” 🎉😎👏👍🎉
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  4688. I drove the normal topliner with the bed above the driver position and that was the best bed I ever had in all of the truck’s I drove,the height is limited indeed, but I sleep flat and not standing
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  4689. I've always loved MAN trucks for comfort but I've not driven newer models for comparison, they also make some amazing military off roaders as well.
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  4690. Even as an Australian I still find them fascinating, because they just are.
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  4691. Fun with flags! Sheldon Cooper would be happy 😄
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  4692. The same thing is true in Denmark. Larger tables for larger groups and table service. They also do collaborations with Danish chefs to make special "Homestyle" burgers. Like a Chicken Teriyaki burger or something like that.
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  4693. If you're keen, the grand final will be worth live streaming. It'll probably be the 1st Saturday in October depending on covid restrictions
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  4694. The dual flush toilet was invented because water is in short supply most of the time. Depending on what you are doing; "taking a leak" press button 1 and flush with minimal water, or "backing out lunch" use button 2 for a full flush. It is a water saving device. Toilets in the USA are filled with water almost up to the top whereas aussie bogs have only a few inches of water.
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  4695. In Australia we only have one species of fox- the red fox. It was introduced in the 19th century and is now one of our most invasive species. We’ve made a lot of boo-boos in this regard 😂
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  4696. That bonus clip needed the Benny Hill funny music!
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  4697. There is jacks built into the car and when they come into the pits a bloke puts a compressor hose into the car (the fitting on the B-pillar and it lifts the jacks in the car They have the Transmission in the rear much like the C5+ corvettes and the diffs are completely locked. Pit penalty fines are 15 seconds, they used to be drive through penalties but it was changed in 2019 as some pit are 30-45 second travel time.
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  4698. Your appreciation of all things Australiana no matter how big or small with such enthusiasm is just awesome.
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  4699. These weren't hard landings....they were pretty normal ones - by Ryan standards XD Side note - they have a few hungarian pilots from our country's airline (ended service in 2012), and as I heard, they are kinda legendary with their soft landings
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  4700. If you wander into the dessert of New Mexico you may see a rattlesnake but when you're wondering around a city in the USA you won't. Australia is like that.
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  4701. Fellow Aussies - I lived in Illinois for a year back in 2001/02, and while I was there I wanted to make the kids in the house, a batch of chocolate crackles. That's when I discovered that 'copha' is an Australian ONLY product, and I couldn't buy dessicated coconut either. So if someone is looking for an idea to send, buy all the ingredients for chocolate crackles, with patty pans, and include the recipe of course....I would do it myself, but am disabled and can't shop anymore....Im a Nanna, and I reckon ALL kids world wide should have chocolate crackles at least once lol
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  4702. There is a melbourne in Florida and a Perth in Scotland. I’m guessing the people who made the video just did google searches with no research. Most the things on the list are once off, or rare. Like the mini food thing was probably a promotional thing like 15 years ago
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  4703. the cars with red light are taxis.
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  4704. Auscars were a stock type car with a cage, standard type wheels and tyres with 5litre 302s & 308s not as modified as a NASCAR. Went to the first event at Thunderdome when they brought out the full field of Nascar teams…awesome and loud!!!
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  4705. Yes, the video is from Germany - I believe it was made in an "off road park", ie. a facility specifically designed to try out your car off-road. The 2CV has German number plates, too. Also, it isn't really "beat up". It is a bit dirty, but as you no doubt know that happens literally the second you drive through the first puddle of mud.
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  4706. If you like the sound of a big engine you need to watch Icelandic Hill Climbing. 1000+ horsepower
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  4707. As I posted on Kenny's original video, Roger Penske did NOT start a team. He bought a partnership with the already established and very successful Dick Johnson Racing and it was renamed Team Penske/DJR... as soon as Scott McLaughlin left DJR to drive IndyCar for Penske, Roger sold his stake and the team went back to being called Shell V-Power/Dick Johnson Racing.
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  4708. If you are liking the aussie comedian's, you may like to react to an aussie show 'Thank god your here'. The entire premise of the show was to get actors and comedians, dress them up in costume and throw them onto an improv set they new nothing about. Great for a laugh.
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  4709. I have been to Onslow heaps of times. Used to live just up the road. Marble Bar has the record as hottest place in Australia. It regularly gets to 115f in summer but also had a record 160 days over 100F (37.7c)
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  4710. How cool is Pedro!?!? Haha hes a dead set Champion Ian! Love the trucks and the plates are Soul Goodmans from Breaking Bad 👍 thanks for showing us the trucks mate, love all of them
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  4711. Ian, I can't imagine that any of your Aussie fans would have a problem with you having time away from Youtube. We love you guys!
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  4712. Recipe suggestion. If you are making a stew or spaghetti bolognese or similar meat dish, put a scrapping of Vegemite around the bottom of the pan before you add the meat and other ingredients. Gives a special taste. Usually do it when camping. Nice reaction. Great how Australia continues to give you things you had never imagined. Indigenous art in a great, unique to Australia, topic to look at.
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  4713. When I saw the laminated letter I know it was going to be from Germany :D
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  4714. That Last car is Renault Clio S1600, and its 1.6l i4 engine with max. 11000rpm.
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  4715. Can 2025 please be a Raygun free zone?
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  4716. 416 means long frame (the long Version from the 406 legend) and doka ( yes you pronouce it right) means in german Doppelkabine or in englisch crewcab
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  4717. I am very happy to be European (German). First of all " I have a lot of respect for every fan of his team (city). You live and love it. In our beautiful country Europe, rivalries, fights and pride have always played a big role. So also in soccer. It's beautiful hehe
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  4718. For a stock factory truck this is really awesome. Imagine how hard it must have been to start such an ammount of weight. But as a railroader i think, yeah 750 hp for 750 tons, normal, 1 hp per ton, go full throttle, let torque converter convert, and wait for the train to get up to speed :D
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  4719. Fascinating Vid with lots of interesting maps. I think the comparison of US states to parts of Oz is more a commentary on similarities between people and their attitudes as much as it is comparing geography and climate.
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  4720. That line of the co-driver when they crossed the finish line was awesome 😅 "Thank God" 😂
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  4721. Yes RIP John Clarke. He was hilarious with such a straight face. The show they did “the games “ I think it was called about the organisation of the Sydney Olympics was comedy gold.
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  4722. The cutaway to the bloke in the pit garage, that's John Bowe, smiling in delight seeing his time being bettered by a driver doing something amazing. It was a age for the lap record to drop further, and yeah, go back to the shot at The Dipper, and you can see the smoke off the tyre from that messed shift. Now search "Dick Johnson" and "The rock".
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  4723. Watch the first “how to talk Australians”. It’s Indian migrants taking the piss out of us and themselves. Definitely worth watching.
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  4724.  @IWrocker  Yeah, the pronunciation is not bad, but your stress / accent is off. Czech language is supposed to "flow". We place accent only at the start of words and not even always (e.g. a preposition said with accent can flow into the noun which then needs no accent of its own). You seem to place accent on all syllables which sounds very "hard", for lack of a better word.
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  4725. A few beginner mistakes right there, first one, you never pullover to the edge, 2 no diff locks or cross locks were on, 3 the tankers were empty so no weight on the drives, I always drop the air bags on my drives to lower the weight over the drives, this looks like a very familiar spot on the great central Hwy, dirt road from WA into NT. Believe me I’ve done years of this, thank god I no longer do triple general freight running mining supplies to outback remote areas all over Australia. Doing roadtrain bulk tankers for the past couple of years, much better on the body lol. The black fellas out in these remote places are bloody great fellas, they will just keep going to get you out. By the video I’d guess this driver had done a carrier change as it’s often the case with the lack of rd train drivers we have now as most to almost all the old guys I knew have retired.
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  4726. Now you're teaching us in this video, we learn nothing about tornadoes down here and so a lot of the points you brought up are very informative!
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  4727. Small motorcycle car with "leather" bodywork (at 8:50 ) is called Velorex. It was sold to disabled people in 50s/60s. At the end modern car is Skoda Enyaq (yes, it is electric)
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  4728. As someone in IT I can confirm that VPNs do add something when it comes to encryption, extra layers are always good, but it's not something the average person is ever going to need. I have a VPN as part of my Anti Virus and I use it for the geo-location, many things can and will be blocked in different countries, so avoiding that is good. Another interesting thing is that, google and other search engines give different results in different countries.
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  4729. You were right the first time it’s pronounced “eye” bis (Ibis)
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  4730. T-Mobile US is indeed a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom. They're using the T-Mobile brand is over a dozen countries. And DHL is not just German, they're owned by the German postal service. Airbus is legally headquartered in the Netherlands, but their operational headquarter is in France. I'm surprised they didn't pick Capri Sun for a German soft drink. I thought it would be way more popular internationally than Spezi. Maybe they were only going for carbonated soft drinks, but even then it's an unusual choice
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  4731. Hi, nice to see you appreciate the European trucks as well. Those bumper guards are also called Moosbars, they originate from Scandinavian countries where they have roads in wast open wild spaces. So originally these Moos-bars were mounted to trucks with the same reason as they were in Australia only in Europe they needed protection from close encounters with mooses :) I think nowadays they have decorative purpose more than anything else. DAF truck you saw is actually a Dutch truck brand and it is a part of Paccar group which I belive is also an owner of at least half of US brands. As far as brands in EU is concerned there are 7 main players in heavy truck range: Scania, Volvo (Sweden); Mercedes, MAN (Germany); Renault (France); DAF (Netherlands); IVECO (coop Italy-France-Spain-Germany); Ford is becoming a heavy truck brand in Europe in last 5 years or so, the factory is actually in Turkey otherwise Ford Europe is Germany based I think.
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  4732. Congrats Ian to you and your wife. Australia will be here when the time is right for you all ❤️
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  4733.  T. Dougs  that's the kinetic energy recovery, used to be called KERS in it's first iteration and now is MGU-K and is also coming from the engine...connected to the crankshaft and is in essence a electric engine that spins both ways. So while braking it will generate electricity and sends it to the battery. Then when accelerating it will power the wheels too. The MGU-H generates the heat from the exhaust gasses and is connected to the turbo's (which also run on the exhaust gasses of course :-) ) and it also creates energy that is sent to the battery (of which there's only one). The MGU-H also can spin up the turbo's sooner that the exhaust gasses do so the turbo-lag is reduced or negligible even. Depending on needs then the drivers can choose to deploy energy during the entire lap (for more laptime) or just on the straights to fend of other drivers or attack someone in front.
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  4734. His salary must be through the roof.
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  4735. Lisbon too but for tourism, not commute. Edit: I had a look and these are also tourism. In Lisbon they go on the sea so, they have two number plates, one for land and one for sea.
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  4736. @2:46 that is a Dingo. The Fraser Island dingoes is the only "pure" dingo population left, with mainland dingoes having inter-bred with dogs over the years.
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  4737. The shortest ferry crossings between England and the continent are between Dover and Calais - takes about 75 minutes. Nowadays we tend to take a longer crossing, Hull (east coast of England) to Europoort (Netherlands). Avoids the long boring drive from north-west England to Dover, crossing round London. That crossing takes 12 hours. It's a 63,000 ton ship and very luxurious. So a nice meal in one of the restaurants, maybe a movie and/or a show, good night's sleep, hearty breakfast and away you go next morning - Europe is yours! We've also used the Cross Sound Ferry from New London CT to Orient Point LI, a great little car ferry, takes about 80 minutes. As others have said, changing sides becomes very natural very quickly.
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  4738. Watched quite a few Americans reacting to Aussie stuff, you do it very well. Your interested in the videos you review, you don't talk inanely over the vids and your knowledgable.
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  4739. Ian, cheers mate for your compassion, for us Aussies 🟢🟡
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  4740. Brake migration means, essentially, that the brake balance shifts during braking. The drivers trailbrake. Meaning they initially fully press the brake and then gradually ease off. During that process, the migration will shift the balance around...depending on driver preference, track and setup.
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  4741. That stretch has way too many stray cattle and roos crossing at any given moment. Definitely not a speed you'd want to travel for more than a minute.
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  4742. 6:15 The truck belongs to the city of Interlaken (which means between the lakes - fun fact), where you can get one of the best tap waters in the world. 8:20 It is B for Berlin. Looks like some government buildings. 10:50 Looks like Venice. A, yes, it is even printed on the side of the garbage container.
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  4743. Malcolm Douglas was amazing. I remember him coming to my primary school in 70’s to give a talk and show a film.
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  4744. Hey there mate my brother went to the track the first time, a few years ago. He and his mates walked the entire track and was a 13 beers round trip each.
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  4745. Small tip. In the job selector, you should change the sorting from prices to prices by distance to put the highest paying jobs in front. You should also remove rare and/or dangerous functions from your controller (decoupling). You can then replace them with functions you need more often.
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  4746. Here are things that Gianluca Basile said in an interview after losing in Euroleague's final against Maccabi Tel-Aviv about their fans: "We had a good feeling before the game. We felt that the pressure was on Maccabi, that we were coming in as underdogs and would play more freely. We were in an excellent mental state and ready one hundred percent, but the moment we stepped onto the court everything changed. It was like entering the crater of a volcano. To be honest, on the stairs, Patricio Prato told me we'd never make it out alive, but I told him it always feels that way and after a few minutes, it passes. When the players were introduced and they presented us, there was a sort of chorus of boo. I had never heard anything like it. Our legs were literally shaking. It was an unbelievable situation. I never thought a crowd could have such an impact, but the game was over before it even began. There, I began to think maybe what Prato told me was right. When the game started, everything exploded in our faces, and if I thought we could ignore the crowd and the atmosphere, Maccabi proved us wrong, ending the game within five minutes. In the first timeout, Rafa already said we didn't come here to be Maccabi's doormat, but even he understood. It was a strange timeout, as if we all understood that we wouldn't win here, so at least we'd fight for our dignity. By halftime, we already wanted to be on the plane. To fly away as fast as possible. We felt like Maccabi's playthings and their audience."
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  4747. The original opel GT was probably the one car opel is known for in the US, it was their best seller there
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  4748. I like how owner kept original stickers from technical and emission inspection, also as I noticed, car originates from Slovakia (or were sold in Slovakia) LPG was mounted in Slovakia as well! Lovely car, my grandfather used to have one like this but in yellow. Someday I'd love to buy that Crown Vic of yours and have something special on EU roads as well haha
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  4749. Funny. It's a shame no one from OS believes Tree Kangaroos exist. But hey, if you reckon duck beavers are weird, I guess Tree Kangaroos would be a bit out there too.
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  4750. I am a Belgian and have been in a lot of European countries but Austria has always been my favourite country to go on holiday . Wen I jump in my car here near Brussels in the morning I am in the Austrian province of Tyrol at about 4 pm in the afternoon...I have been there more than 40 times .l.
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  4751. Most people severely underestimate the power to weight ratio. Those old hatches weigh only about 700kg, and have, say, 150hp. A Terminator Cobra for example weighs roughly 1700kg, and produces 390hp. The old hot-hatch has only a little bit less power to weight than the SVT has. (0.21vs 0.23) That way a silly little hot-hatch with a comparatively tiny (and NA!) four-banger has the same power to weight ratio as a supercharged V8 with tons of displacement.
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  4752. your glass will be fine. In belgium they tend to have a different shaped glass for each type of beer so even if you buy a stella glass people will tell you its wrong so dont worry about it.
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  4753. Fun fact: the orange in the Irish flag is a nod to Dutch-Irish history. The orange symbolises the protestants of Ireland, who feel represented by orange because of, the Dutch noble, William of Orange's intervention in Ireland, defeating irish separatists.
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  4754. Chilean firefighters are mostly volunteers, but that's not the best part, it's discovering the story behind each barracks and then recognizing their vehicles on the street and playing the "guess my barracks" game. For example, there is a barracks formed by generations of Italian immigrants, their vehicles can be green with red and white or blue and red flashing lights and recognizable (if there is still) the Italian two-tone mounted on their vehicle in addition to the writing Vigili Del Fuoco P.s. 7:36 well... I call it, here there is the Italio-chilenian Vigili Del Fuoco
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  4755. This was so epic! One of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in all of sports, not just in motorsport.
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  4756. Americans (at least the ones who travel to Australia) are far louder than your average Aussie. Most Americans I've met talk a decent number of decibels louder than others.
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  4757. It's not just Americans that mix up Austria with Australia ...
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  4758. 1.11.1755 Lisbon was hit by a earthquake, a tsunami and then the entire city was on fire. Most of the city was rebuild afterwards. Lovely place, great atmosphere, lovely people. And yes, somehow under the radar. You have to check out the big waves at Nazare, it is just a couple of miles north of Lisbon and home to the biggest waves you can surf.
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  4759. As a Pole that knows a lot of Irish and Englishman that only speak English - it shows straight away that you know otger language and you are more flexible with pronunciations. Some words you nailed on the first try. Others where git or miss but would be fully understandable bu any Pole. Good job!
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  4760. Mate your knowledge on Australia is getting better and better. Keep the great reactions coming! 👍
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  4761. I've worked a lot for Volvo trucks, and I've seen this system in action up close. It's even crazier in person.
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  4762. Aussies give always, it’s about mateship, inclusion and knowing that happiness is to be shared, your family is lovely, what a beautiful day for all.
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  4763. No worries dude, I always mix Sweden and Norway everytime. :DDD Greetings from Finland! :DDD
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  4764. Wembley is in north-west suburbs of London Wimbledon is In South-west suburbs of London.
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  4765. Both accents sounded more British than they are today
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  4766. It's double pane, one can clearly see the aluminium sealed strip in between the panes. And "wow, it's so thick!" - nope, my insulating tripple pane windows are about 1/3rd thicker :-). And as for the modes, most of the windows can be opened (as doors), tilted ("ventilation" postilion), but there's another mode, which remains hidden to most foreigners reviewing them (and to some Europeans too :-D) - when you tilt the handle from the upper (ventilation) position a little bit (roughly "half-two" position here), it will make a click and the window can be tilted just a little. It's not visibly opened, but a small gap at the top is formed, where air can slowly pass. It's calle "micro-ventilation" position. And that solid feel - it's not a premium, it's absolutely a standard.
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  4767. Coming from a bloke that raced motocross, this would scare the hell out of me.. but how much fun would that be…and pain..and repairs..and underwear. Love it.👍❤️
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  4768. You should react to Scooter and his famous songs like " How much is the fish " lool
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  4769. I sell Mandala style art online, and I use social media to promote it. Talking to this person on Instagram about my art and prices etc. So I asked them what currency do they use. This person said dollar... just dollar. After talking for a bit more I eventually had to ask them what country they are in because they could not understand. They said they where in the USA. Then I had to explain that in Australia, we use dollar as well and that there is a price difference, and that the Australian and USA dollar are not the same. They still didn't get it.
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  4770. Typical Aussie mum teaching the kids to admire wildlife and give them space .
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  4771. Why Europeans like diesel engines so much? 1) They're easier to drive. Remember, we mostly have manual transmission cars... A diesel engine is much harder to stall than a petrol one. Just lift the clutch and you're off! 2) They're cheaper to drive. In most European countries, diesel fuel is cheaper than petrol. What's more, diesel cars get better mileage, lower CO2 emissions, and a longer maintenance interval. Diesel cars that I've had... a 2001 Hyundai Satellite SVX 2.5TDI, a 2000 Volvo V40 1.9D Europa (1.9 liter turbo diesel), a 2012 Volvo C30 D2 R-Design (1.6 liter turbo diesel) and a 2016 Volvo V40 D3 Cross-Country (2.0 liter turbo diesel).
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  4772. Thanks for your comments Ian. South east Queensland copped it pretty bad in the last week and the storm that done that moved down the coast to Sydney. North west Sydney out where I am, has flooded again and thankfully not as bad as last year at the moment. The dam is still overflowing and there is still water to come off the blue mountains into the Nepean/hawksbury rivers system but the rain has eased. The company I work for has had a static road closure since last years floods due to half a road being washed away. I was there on yesterday and we got the call to pack up and leave incase we got trapped. Unfortunately the road got worse before the river even got to it because of the sheer amount of rain. It still hadn’t been repaired from last year and is now worse. 500,000 metro Sydney Siders were issued with evacuation order but have mostly been rescinded. Again thankfully not as bad as was expected but still a lot of flooding. Hopefully QLD get a breather to get a clean up started at least.
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  4773. Steyr (pronounced shti-er) is a traditional Austrian brand, who are specialists for all wheel drive vehicles, military vehicles and utility vehicles. But in the past they even built mopeds and cars.
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  4774. 🤣🤣 Turkish delight, it is definitely not for everyone, I love it. Violet crumble is the best and you can’t go wrong with maltesers, love watching you guys 🦘
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  4775. 12:08 German Autobahns do have no speed limits - for passenger cars and other vehicles 3.5 metric tons or less not towing a trailer. For heavy trucks like the ones you drive in this game, the speed limit in Germany is 80 km/h in the Autobahn, and 60 km/h on normal highways outside of built up areas.
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  4776. Yet again I implore you to watch "Staplerfahrer Klaus - Der erste Arbeitstag". You're going to have trouble holding onto your chair from all the laughing!
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  4777. Are you saying 'decked' (ie: floored) or 'dacked'? The latter means 'to have one's pants pulled down - daks is slang for pants. Tracky dacks (trakkie daks) are tracksuit pants (you also call them sweatpants I think). Pink jerseys are used to support breast cancer research, every team plays one round in their pink jerseys. Most teams have their main jersey and an away jersey (alt colours, depending against whom they're playing). Teams also have an Indigenous jersey, used in the Indigenous round. Also, mentioned elsewhere in the comments, in rugby league you can't forward pass the ball. Gotta go sideways or behind you. Also rugby league =/= rugby union. Union's often associated with posho private schools. League's traditionally more of a working class man's game.
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  4778. Let's just clear this one up. Yowies are not mythical. I've seen and heard them more than once and I know several people who've had run ins with them. One was a truckie who broke down in the bush at night, and a Yowie took exception to him being there. It almost destroyed the cabin on his truck. They leave signs in their area so you know to avoid them. If you are in their area they make knocking sounds and vocalise to chase you away. I don't tell anyone where they are because I believe they should be left alone, but I guarantee they ARE out there.
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  4779. Italy is one of my favorite places to travel to. Nice weather, amazing food and beautiful nature/cities.
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  4780. What a petty list - it should be called "Things that inconvenience me regardless of why they do it!" It was a very selfish list and half of what he listed is not true. The flies are mean, though.
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  4781. Meanwhile USA 2024: a mother was arrested because her bored 11 year old son walked 1,5 miles alone. Let that sink in
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  4782. RIP colin Mcrae. gone but will never be forgotten
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  4783. Had a 306 Gti6. Great handling with passive rear steer. Weirdly because of gearbox size, turning circle is 2 metres wider in one direction
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  4784. i like this guy. an american who can take criticism and have a good time. respect.
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  4785. A “ plumber” is a “ turd burglar” “ No Wucka’s” is derived from “ No Wucking furries” from “ No f&cking worries” A socially acceptable way of getting your point across without swearing Haha
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  4786. What the first lady means (I think) in the US everyone immediately has what I call a fake Disney smile. Not really and always and everywhere. In Europe we only like a real smile in the right place.
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  4787. As a born Aussie I can confirm we do have placemats here, but In saying that personally they were only used when and if we sat at the “nice” dinner table, and with people I know I’d say it was about 50/50 with who uses them and who doesn’t 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  4788. "I don't care what people say, I like it!" That's the best beer drinking attitude you can have. Greetings from the Czech Republic! .-)
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  4789. I guess people in the states are not used to drink bitter beverages. Also chinotto has a really unusual taste. It is one of my favourites together with orange soda but not everyone likes it because of the bitterness. It is that kind of things that you learn to love with time😂
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  4790. About the "Trump" section: The interviewer asks what comes to mind when he says "America". So I think that's a pretty acceptable answer for such an extreme president. Even years after hist term, if you ask me.
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  4791. French here, my 1st car was a 99 206, despite only having only 60hp, it was the most fun i've ever had in a car. Knowing you can slam the gears and be full throtle all the time is the best. Never had any issues except from the exhaust rusting away, this is the type of car that just works anytime, all the time. The 'TU' engine is known for it's reliability despite the cars being used and abused. Meanwhile, i've spent a 2k €on my mini cooper s in 6 months...
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  4792. That lizard was a 'thorny devil' and the spiky animal is an 'echidna'. Like many of our animals they are very unique and very iconic animals. Also if you look them up make sure you check up ' Australian parrots'
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  4793. For many years, until its discontinuation, the Volkswagen Passat in the USA was very different from the Volkswagen Passat in Europe. The American-built Passat was larger on the outside, but there were fewer engine choices and the interior was simpler. In addition, the Passat was only available as a sedan in the USA, while the Passat is still available as a station wagon in Europe. The European sedan was discontinued years ago.
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  4794. Welcome to the happy little veggimite club your day will now be as bright as bright can be lol ...
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  4795. That's a herring trail at Hook island. Or a blackweed trail. Edit: Or, it's a mass of fish caught in a drag net. The bloke on the boat is probably pulling the net with the fish balling at the close end.
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  4796. Your logic in the homeless is flawed. Yes by the math there are going to be more total homeless people but you also have more cities, more houses, more people paying tax etc. the girl states that you don’t see homeless people in the Austria, I assume Vienna. I’ve been there twice and you simply don’t see them. I’ve also been to LA and there are homeless everywhere. It’s quite shocking coming from Australia to see it. Yes we have homeless in Australia but there appear to be far more services available Le here for people if they are homeless to assist them back in their feet. Most homeless in Australia are for mental health reasons or serious drug and alcohol problems. Very rarely purely economic as if you have your faculties here you will be able to access support.
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  4797. To watch this video of the 300 Gullwing you have to appreciate its direct connection with the SLR, the car that Stirling Moss won 1957 Mille Miglia, 992miles in 10hrs 7mins only stopping to refuel the 60 gallon tank, change wheels and get food and drink, all at an AVERAGE speed of over 99mph, many times reaching 180mph, all on public roads, with no Autostrada or multi-lane carriageways. The fact that they carried 60 gallons of fuel meant the car changed weight of 350+lbs between fill ups all coming from one spot that drastically changed the handling. An astounding car (and driver)
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  4798. Leffe blond, ice cold, really hits the spot on a hot day.
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  4799. We loved Hey Hey it's Saturday, Red Faces was our favorite part.
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  4800. Where I’m from there are tons of single lane roads like the one with the silver car going up the hedge, we call them back lanes, locals know how to use them but tourists are an absolute menace every summer.
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  4801. The Kiwis got cool versions of the cars we got here. Thee car culture in New Zealand is properly up there!!! But as an Aussie... We would never tell them that outright!😆🇦🇺🇳🇿🤘
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  4802. Mongolia’s uniform is the best for me
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  4803. Rally Legend is an event in San Marino. San Marino is a country enclaved by Italy... So it's not technically "in Italy"...
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  4804. In Poland we have trolleybuses, electric buses, CNG buses with engines from Cummins company- in Krakow they recently opened an engine factory, and traditional diesel buses.
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  4805. Yo Ian, I live in between Frankfurt and Heidelberg. You just reminded me not to take all of that German variety for granted. The US/Canadian border is pretty much the same latitude as Heidelberg. Climate is mild, there are few weather extremes. Winters don't get really could, snow is rare in lower altitudes. Sommers just start to get hot enough for people to us AC's in their homes. If you ever visit Germany over Frankfurt International Airport, let me know. I can organize a ride for you. Keep up spreading that good energy brother 👍
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  4806. Welcome 🇸🇦🇺🇸
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  4807. There's a company in the Netherlands that has regular transports like this to and from their factory so all roundabouts in the area have a straight piece of tarmac over the middle so the trucks don't have to go round the roundabout
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  4808. The generosity of the Australian people continues to amaze me 🥰.
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  4809. The funniest sign I seen recently was...MUDDY WHEN WET (someone wrote underneath....DUSTY WHEN DRY) 🤣🤣😂😂🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  4810. OMG I didn’t realise I missed these ads until today. Thanks Ian! 🤣🤣🤣
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  4811. Yowies are the Aussie version of Big Foot. I used to live in Wagga and can confirm that the Junee Chocolate Factory is legit, always have to go there whenever I down visiting my family. Enjoy
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  4812. Now we gotta see Pedro do a Tim Tam Slam!
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  4813. LOVING all the dads together!! So great! Happy birthday 🥳
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  4814. Ford Territory was designed on the Falcon base and so was one of the better (if not the best) handling SUVs in the world. Also came in turbo barra version.
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  4815. Other cars on the track, LOL. This is during the 1000km race.
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  4816. On the box shows Saint Nicholas, also known as Santa Claus (English: Santa Claus) is a holy character, a kind charmer, who is closely related to the image of Nicholas the Wonderworker. This is a Ukrainian holiday children's set, Konti cookies are my favorite, I always steal them from my daughter. Merry Christmas with love from Ukraine.
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  4817. 12:22 He's not just any guy. He is the 4-time world champion Juha Kankkunen, who became world champion both in the era of Group B 1986 (Peugeout 205 T16), but also after its abolition, when the era of Group A cars began: 1987 (Lancia Delta HF 4WD), 1991 (Lancia Delta HF Integrale 16V) and 1993 (Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD [ST185]). You certainly can't call him a liar because he wasn't the creator of the car he was driving, although of course he may have had some information.
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  4818. Czech beer culture offers a lot of variety. My favourite is Staropramen Granát, a dark amber coloured Lager from Prague based brewery Staropramen. The taste is rather malty, almost fruity and it reminds me of my time at university since it was offered in one of the student clubs at a quite student friendly price. Unfortunately it is quite hard to get your hands on bottled or canned Granát here in Germany, even in specialized shops. The don't produce it for the german market, so with a bit of luck you can only order it online or you have to actually drive to Czech Republic. But, on the other hand, that way it remains a drink for special occasions.
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  4819. I'm not particularly fond of the city of Gold Coast - I prefer the Sunshine Coast to the North - but the hinterland surrounding the city is ABSOLUTELY stunning!
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  4820. No no... The Fiat Fullback is a rebrand of the Mitsubishi L-200, that's why it's sold in Europe... The Chevrolet didn't do any kind of join operation with Fiat
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  4821. It’s basically our Kmart combined with Coles- so a department store with grocery items.. yes they have different stuff but we do have department stores. I’ve been to many Walmarts in my time but I still love Fred Meyers the best. Freddie’s is everywhere in Oregon and my fave department store by far! Also YES WE DO HAVE POP TARTS in Australia.. fairly new here though
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  4822. The fish at the end in NSW is called a HAIRTAIL and is also known as a OARFISH which is in JAPAN is the warning for Tsunami.
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  4823. I love your mailtime videos 😊 The generosity of subscribers and your genuine appreciation are wonderful to see. Can't believe someone sent you a genuine Akubra! They are a legendary brand in Australia. Dani, it really suits your lovely skin. Akubras can be worn by men or women, doesn't matter 😊
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  4824. Americans really are living in a bubble.
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  4825. "What's your experience, do you eat it a lot?" Me: Looks at half eaten vegemite sandwich next to keyboard
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  4826. My friend was a co-driver, and when he told the driver to go flat out, and he didn't, he would hit him with his notes.
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  4827. Just a quick note. 18k is comfortable in where she lives because she owns a house. If you add rent, you’d have to make sacrifices
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  4828. And this was the era when they were still using an 'H' pattern transmission.
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  4829. Hi Ian, As an X Australia Army, l have served overseas with Americans and two tours of War, and the America force's are a sight to see, the amount of top notch equipment is mind blowing, God bless Australia and America.
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  4830. A phobia generally defines an irrational fear. The fear of being stranded out there is quite legitimate
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  4831. That Yukon XL @ 11:40 went to the top and its a 2WD, believe or not!, they were saying that in Arabic. And these Mitsubishi Pajeros are all 2015+. BTW, the Nissan Pickup is not old, it is still sell new in 2020.
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  4832. Here in Portugal we have underground dumpsters for recycling garbage and they use a crane-truck to take the tank out and dump into it. It was a way to reduce the visual impact of these dumpsters on the streets and it kinda works. They look like a simple metallic trash can or, in some cases, a round-form dumpster sinked into the ground
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  4833. So cool. Holden came such a long way before they stopped making cars here. I have one of the last built FJ Holden Utes (1956, second owner), totally original survivor vehicle which you can sit in the engine bay when working on the car. Incredible that that technology grew into such an awesome vehicle.
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  4834. If I remember right, they went straight to the $50 because counterfeiting shot up once the new notes started coming in, with $50 being the most commonly counterfeited note. Trying to palm off some fakes before they get phased out.
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  4835. I googled the name ... and found out that the "Kurbiskernol" is a Styrian Pumpkin Seed Oil… Speaking in terms of Styrian culinary specialties, pumpkin seed oil belongs at the top of Austrian regional specialties list. It has been produced and used in southern Styria at least since the 18th century. Pressed from roasted, hulled seeds of the local variety of oil pumpkin, Kürbiskernöl oil is quite viscous and has a rich aroma reminiscent of roasted nuts. Due to high carotene levels, when poured in thick layers, pumpkin seed oil appears to be deep dark red in colour, but it actually has a rich green colour. In Austrian cuisine it is used mainly for salads dressings and drizzling over cold dishes.
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  4836. Aussies don’t need huge ovens because we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving. Sometimes the double oven is one oven and a microwave below it. Most Aussie stoves have four burners/hotplates.
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  4837. I'm a Holden guy so it pains me to say but Fords are a much more durable car, having been a taxi driver and from a family that has from 3 to 35 years driving taxis and ownership you'll find that the only Holden taxis are owner drivers wanting more comfort but any fleet taxis would be Fords as they just keep going
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  4838. The 205 GTi is considered the benchmark for hot hatches even 30 years after it was released. Recently voted the greatest hot hatch ever. Peugeot still use it to advertise their more recent cars but none have really come close
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  4839. Man, i recommend checking out on YT, highlights of Summernats here in Australia. It occurs every year in January (except last 2 covid years!) since 1988 in Canberra, Australia. It will answer alot of your questions about our car culture. That is where the world record burnout took place.
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  4840. 8:24 you often say that the US is so populated. As an example, Texas is twice the size of Germany Germany is 350 square kilometers and Texas is almost 700 square kilometers. Nevertheless, fewer than 30 million people live in Texas and over 80 million people in Germany. So the US is nowhere near really populated for the large amount of land that is there. Normally the US would have at least a billion or two billion people compared to the population density of Europe.
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  4841. Absolutely dive deeper into DTM it used to be an awesome series. Just a heads up, DTM has had a MAJOR change in regulations in 2021. 2021 and onwards they started using regular GT3 cars. Prior to 2021 they where using Class 1 touring cars that were basically just silhouette prototype cars. They had push-to-pass and DRS and all that fancy stuff and they were FAST, like really fast. If you check out some videos on DTM definetly go for pre 2021 stuff, or even all the way back to the 90s. Most fans of the series agree that the early 90s was one of the best eras of DTM. But 95 and early 2000s were awesome aswell. GT3 era is still pretty awesome, although not as loved by fans. GT3 cars deliver incredibly close racing, and DTM is a pro only series so no amateur or gentleman drivers in there. That helps a lot with race quality
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  4842. I do love the almost minimalistic classy interior of the Volvo.
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  4843. I hope somebody sends you Coopers. Pale with the green label is great and red (sparkling) is rocket fuel. A family business is SA that never sold even though they had many offers.
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  4844. I love how over the course of your videos you’ve started to say “Australia” less like an American and more and more like we do 😂
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  4845. Starting at 7:45 that’s a mk1 Ford Escort, clips after are mk2 Ford Escorts Usually running 2.5 millington diamond engines in the mk2s 👌🏻 Best sounding engine ever in my opinion😍
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  4846. Naidoc art is aboriginal hand painted. Take care with it. I love the way pappy is given all the details in his native language so he totally understands everything that is going on. Love watching your family. I would be nice to see everyone else invovled.
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  4847. I sent you this link months and months ago, when you reacted to the magpie attacks, because those videos give magpies a really bad rap and yet Australian magpies are my favourite birds! They live in the trees around our house and have never attacked any of us because we are familiar to them and they know we can be trusted. I love their warbling! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺. Ian, imagine you were out and about with Andrew walking beside you, and someone tried to get too close, you feared for Andrew’s safety, told the person to get lost and protected Andrew. That’s what the magpie fathers do when strange humans get too close to their babies in the nest, they swoop to tell you to go away. They’re not interested in your eyes, they’re being really good Dads! Unfortunately, those swoops have become the main attraction on YouTube when really, that’s just 1% of their lifestyle. They love to feed on the grubs and insects living in and under our lawn and the surrounding greenery. I love to open the backdoor and just watch them and listen to them, and sometimes they let me talk to them. Definitely my favourites!
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  4848. UPDATE. Adelaide has recently been named most liveable city in Australia, and third most liveable in the world. I love my city and wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
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  4849. I once heard a comedian describe Australians as no more than free range Canadians.
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  4850. Yes, those two were particularly relaxed and chill. I guess they know him and he is a usual suspect for that kind of thing. (i mean .. number 23)
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  4851. Oh man, never imagined Simon without a beard, let alone without hair. Mind blown. FWIW: the rise of Mr Toothbrush Moustache in Germany is VERY MUCH WORTH STUDYING, because of recent (and possible future) events in the U.S. Not even joking: history doesn't repeat, but it does rhyme, and once you adjust for culture the parallels are far too close for comfort. TIK has some great videos on 1930s Germany that I can't recommend enough. Speaking of history rhyming: 1929 and 2008. The Fed's response in 2008 was informed by what happened in the Great Depression. Jury's still out on whether it's been successful (for a lot of people the crash of 2008 isn't over yet), but it seems we're off-script, which is a good sign. For more about Japan in WW2, I cannot recommend Dan Carlin's "Supernova in the East" podcasts enough. A great listen. The narrative on the U.S. is kind of amusing, swinging from "America won the war single-handed" to "the Soviets won the war single-handed" and now is moving back to, to quote LazerPig, "the ALLIES won the war". As TIK pointed out, when the Soviets marched into Berlin, they did it on American boots. American factories and raw material shipments played a major part throughout thewar, even if actual Marines were rather late to the party.
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  4852. Nice Job Ian, you have to get a sign for the door that says "Pool room". You may not have a pool table but now everytime you get something really awesome and close to your heart, you can say...That is going straight to the pool room...one of Australia's most loved quotes from a most loved movie The Castle. :)
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  4853. There's nothing artificial in Lebekäse. You put just lean pork meat, bacon, shaved ice and herbs (e.g. ground koriander seeds, ground Thyme, ground Marjoram, ground ginger, ground white pepper and pickling salt) in the food processor and cut it until it is a homogeneous mass. Then put it in a rectangular cake form and bake it in the oven. That's it, all natural and it's delicious!
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  4854. This is absolutely true, and even if, say, there might be some security features, you can stil certainly bypass them much easier. And yes, they are much less resilient than standard ones. Sounds like a very bad idea to me, and unfortunately very fitting for our time, just throw money and 'digitalization' at everything.
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  4855. I couldn't care less about Australian racing now the Australian built Holden/Ford rivalry is gone, And it's mostly foreign vehicles. Will still watch 'Classic' races, But that's it.
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  4856. Viewer from Spain here, specifically from Barcelona, I can tell you that even if we "only" get to 95°F, when you combine that with the horrendous high humidity from being next to the sea... That's much worse than being at 105 with dry weather. It is very uncomfortable having to sleep with that high humidity and no AC. On another note, it is actually common to get these temperatures in the south of Spain, but it used to be that we only got those for some days in a year before. This last decade we have been reaching this temperatures every summer for weeks.
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  4857. Scientists believe the indigenous people of Australia have lived here for at least 65,000 years. Actually, indigenous people traditionally believe they have been here in their country since the time of creation, and are frequently cited as the oldest continuous living culture on Earth. It is a sad fact we don't know enough about their traditions, culture and beliefs.
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  4858. The one with the Audi logo had lots of cars with "IN ..." license plates around it. IN stands for Ingolstadt, the home of Audi. So it's most probably the company's own emergency unit.
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  4859. It's a little bit sad watching this. Here in NZ and Australia we took these cars for granted. In the seventies, eighties and nineties everyone had an HQ, including the police and traffic cops. Hell I bet a huge proportion of both countries were conceived in the back seat of an HQ Holden. This was a fantastic series Ian. They followed the touring car series around and acted as curtain raiser events before what we now call V8 Supercars. I remember seeing a field of fifty at Bathurst. It was really close, competetive racing they all ran the standard 3.3l six, slightly modified with identical carbs, cams, suspension and tires. These days a nice straight HQ is worth a lot of money. Probably due, in part because so many were destroyed in the race class. Thanks for showing this. Heaps more fun than Auscar.
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  4860. I was a photographer and , yes, older films didn't had pixels but grains (randomly placed). The more sensitive the film, the bigger the grain was. But it still had a way better resolution than digital images and the grain size became part of aesthetic choices more than a technical constrain. Photoshop still has a grain filter to reproduce the effect. The computers brough a lot of advantages with photoshop, but the numerical cameras were definitely a step back in quality. I didn't used numerical cameras when they came out, professional photographers preferred scanning traditional paper prints for retouching them or even scan film to get a better quality.
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  4861. I am from germany so not from the US, but this video is shocking i have to say. Even when i was 10 i would have known the answer to most of the questions in this video lol
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  4862. I live in Romania and I have been there with my parents, it was absolutley breathtaking, some of the best photographs on my phone were taken there.(I love photography) Generally the mountainous regions in my country are amazing, not just Transfăgărășan! I hope you get to explore our country soon! EDIT: Transalpina is also a great road!
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  4863. 11 seconds in, I'm hitting that like button. Go Česká republika! :))
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  4864. Land Rover utilities had an aluminium body from the very first one. Used because in 1947, steel was in short supply in Britain.
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  4865. As a Queenslander, these jokes were beautiful. Idk how anyone else got most of the jokes tho, like the Gus Gould and Katter references would definitely be lost in translation. As for the Olympics themselves, it's no State of Origin, but it'll be a ripsnorter nonetheless. Luckily the Commonwealth Games means we have plenty of existing infrastructure.
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  4866. I’m always blown away by the generosity of Australians! Awesome stuff…
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  4867. That yellow Škoda 130 LR is great! Greetings from the Czech Republic.
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  4868. For the trailer: you have at least adjustable height for the load (those cylinders are visible on the pivot points), and often sideways movement too depending on the vehicle. The wheels of the chassis are individually adjustable in height and can be steered individually or in groups. The real party trick is that on some of these the center section is designed to be converted into a railway vehicle. This means that they drive it to a special loading area where the cradle is lowered on the ground and the wheels are replaced by two special railway cars
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  4869. First time I saw a SISU was about 20-30 years ago in the European Truck Racing Championship. They were quite successful if I remember right.
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  4870. That is the difference between europe and the usa. The USA has such a high level of debt, and it continues to increase immeasurably. The rich there certainly laugh about the low taxes and become richer and richer, and the little man carries the whole burden and does not know what to live on.
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  4871. Pedro and Emma clearly have such a special friendship ❤️❤️
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  4872. Well done Vickie. So generous and thoughtful.
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  4873. G'day Ian, Australian's have a minimum of 4weeks paid holidays and a lot have 5/6 weeks paid my wife has 6 taken 3 X2 week around the year or in a block for longer holidays, our Christmas decorations are mainly Aussie animals in Christmas dress, Merry Christmas to you and your family, cheers mate Neil 🤠.PS look up " Aussie jingle Bells, a rusty Holden Ute, you will love it.
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  4874. 10:22 You take that back! Flying foxes are chill fruit eaters with the cutest puppy faces. Sky doggos. They’re only harmful to your mango trees.
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  4875. Ty guys, I am an Aussie but as we regard the New Zealand people as our most loved respected extension of our family we always have and always will respect The Haka, I have seen it performed many times at our Australian vs New Zealand Rugby matches. It is POWER, it is EMOTION, it is TRADITION. If your back in New Zealand now then I would recommend you watch the funeral Haka's of the legendary Jonah Lomu, one of the greatest Rugby players the world has ever seen who sadly died way too young and was mourned by all who had the pleasure to ever see him play, and was sent off with perhaps the most emotional Haka's ever performed.
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  4876. As a Dutchie in Poland, yes, please learn more about Poland. It's such an impressive country with beautiful people and culture.
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  4877. You got to remember, this kid was slumming it over here in backpacker hostels, so you can imagine the WiFi!!! I dont have any drama with internet speeds in my house. Like Ian says, these pet peve's are just trivial , and sound more like whining coming from a Karen, rather than real issues!
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  4878. As a Belgian I can say that we as a nation are a bit (at least 100%) OCD about pouring beer. We are as passionate about pouring beer, as Americans from the southern states are when it comes down to the 2nd amendment. 😉 So I wouldn't be too bothered about it if I were you IWrocker. 👋
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  4879. 19:15 The Hungarian language belongs to the Finno-Ugric language family, or more precisely, to the Ugric language subgroup. The history of the Hungarians themselves and of the people who were their ancestors explains the origin of their language. The Hungarians, unlike the Slavic or Germanic peoples, do not come from Europe. The Ugric peoples, from whom the ancestors of the Hungarians originated, separated from the Finno-Ugric peoples in the 2nd millennium BCE. At that time, they inhabited the areas east of the Urals. The Proto-Hungarians occupied the southern edge of these areas. After some time, they began to migrate westward, initially occupying the areas north of the Caspian Sea, and then heading towards the northern shores of the Black Sea, where they stayed for some time, and then moved towards the mouth of the Dnieper River into the Sea of ​​Azov and even further west. Displaced from there by the Bulgars and Pechenegs, the Proto-Hungarians moved to the Pannonian Basin, which turned out to be the goal of their migration. This happened in 896 and is known to the Hungarians to this day as "Honfoglalás", or the occupation of the homeland. It is clear that they have come a long way and are newcomers from foreign lands, so their linguistic diversity should not be surprising.
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  4880. Ian I tell you mate for an American for the most part you have a pretty good handle on how Australians pronounce words.
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  4881. Don't feel too dumb, please! As European I got 7 wrong and had some lucky guesses too. And as pointed out by other comments, Iceland is the land of fire and ice, so you can grant yourself that point. Also the Venice of the North question is indeed ambiguous, even in the Netherlands more than one city has that nickname.
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  4882. Mate , my Uber driver drives his Volvo sedan exactly like this when he takes me home from the pub on Saturday night .
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  4883. G'day Ian, now that you mention Jurassic park, a fun fact is just before the dinosaur (T rex i think?) eats the man that was sitting on the toilet, the dinosaur growls,,,, which is actually a koala sound amplified and slowed a little,for the sound effects 😂😂😂😂
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  4884. Desalination requires huge amounts of energy, is only suitable if solar or other renewable resources are available, and desalination plants are very expensive to build. For now, avoiding water wastage is a relatively economical and workable approach. Love your program, I always learn something new about my own Country
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  4885. I love this. If you’re gonna check out Aus you definitely need to see the Aboriginal Culture. Its amazing to. Dream Tine Stories are amazing. Aboriginal Art is amazing. The way they lived was the very best way to live. Different tribes had areas and would move around in their own area. They would stay in one place for a while then move on and keep doing that and that way not using up all resources and by the time they get back to a place its had time to regrow and be back to how it was. They looked after the Earth. That is something that the rest us cannot say. Aboriginal culture is awesome and needs to be preserved. Glad you’re checking this stuff out. Also the young guy in the video is doing a great job highlighting the amazing and true facts that were brought up in this video.
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  4886. More of planes and aviation in general would be cool. The airbus a380 would get blown more by the wind because its huge vertical stabilizer but the mass of the plane and also the skills of the pilot help the aircraft land without huge problems. The purple small turboprop was FlyBe De Havilland Dash 8-400 also known as Bombardier Q400
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  4887. Keep in mind, the opticruise isn't a true automatic transmission 😊 It's actually a manual gearbox, with a clutch, that's computer operated 😊 This means you have the power of a manual gearbox, without the hassle of having to manually shift through 12 - 14(most common) gears 😁
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  4888. You are correct about Sydney and Melbourne being more expensive than Adelaide and Perth. Brisbane is in the middle along with Darwin. The latter mainly due to transport costs.
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  4889. We can see the side indicator of the Audi, and no, it wasn't blinking... In Europe cars have side indicators, so if you are in the drivers blind spot, you'll see if he's going to change lanes. If he uses his indicators/turn signals, that is...
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  4890. Been in Australia for half a century and have never seen any of those things. I suspect that they are all from the touristy parts of Sydney and are targeted at tourists, particularly those from Japan.
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  4891. I think its easier to round up or down rather than calculate 3-12% tax depending on the state. Sounds like a nightmare to a non maths person like me. 😂 Most times here you won't be rounding at all, the cashier rounds if needed and just tells you the amount.
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  4892. While I was on holiday in Europe I visited the Verdun battlefield, which was a very sombre experience. It's a very quiet place, without even much in the way of birdsong, and you get the feeling the living are intruders there - it's a place for the dead. I wondered, if you could summon up the ghosts of the fallen there and told them that a hundred years later, there would be no border between France and Germany, would they think that was wonderful or terrible? I still don't know.
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  4893. This reminds me just how much I miss the V8 F1 sound. The hybrid V6's may be tech marvels and super efficient, but they just found so limp!
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  4894. Yes. Black leather seats here in Australia is just dumb. What is even sillier is a glass sunroof in the roof!
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  4895. Any Lamb with a mint sauce/jelly. Best fucking meal
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  4896. Im so sorry that our country is giving your whole family diabetes. love your videos though x
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  4897. I'm an Aussie and it's all new to me, I never knew of the Monarto Zoo.
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  4898. Fun fact, for McDonalds to get into Australia it had to come in under the lollies category. And yes, half the time the ice-cream machine is broken.
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  4899. Keep up the good work pleasing ‘your’ audience. We are the crowd that matters, not the YouTube censors.
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  4900. I think the big difference is - they dont do it for the money. Because there is none. They just play because they like football, and because they want to play better than the guys from some other little club. Thats true enthusiasm.
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  4901. To score high in Aussie burnouts you MUST have instant smoke, lots of smoke, continuous smoke have good driving skills, not touch a wall, not catch on fire.
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  4902. If only AAMI was like that in real life. They tried to raise my monthly car insurance from $105 a month to almost $200 a month this year. I had been with them for over 10 years and never made a claim!
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  4903. I’d say for my experience anyway that the more standard is police cars would be the Holden Commodores.
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  4904. I’m a truck driver in the UK. We do have long nose trucks here but they are rare as rocking horse s**t. We definitely have tighter roads than you guys do, but the “cramped” cabs really aren’t that bad
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  4905. Just want you and your family Ian to know that you make a difference with these videos. I smile wholeheartedly for the length of the video. These times are weird , so thank you mate for making my life better , I sincerely mean it. ✌
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  4906. There are over seven hundred different species of Eucalyptus (Gum) trees in Australia, but Koalas only eat the leaves of less than 50 species of these trees.
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  4907. I just love your enthusiasm for us Aussies and Australia in general You have such a beautiful family and I can genuinely see how sincere you are I'm NOT a car person, but I love seeing you get so excited over Bathurst etc I actually drove the track at Bathurst way back in around 1980..... Those tight bends are way tighter than they look on any video.... I think I did them at about 20km/h and that was pushing it... haha
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  4908. Mate, I'm impressed that you recognised Brands Hatch from that onboard footage 👏
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  4909. How absolutely amazing would it be if we never had to find out just how strong each other's military is, ever again.
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  4910. In my area in Germany there you'll find fresh pizza (!) vending machines. You insert your money and the machine starts mixnig the dough. Then the dought got flattend and the tomato sauce is added automatically. Then your toppings are added, based on your selection. If you are done, the pizza moves in the high-temperature oven and bakes the pizza in under 3 minutes. After it got placed in the cardboard box, the fresh and hot pizza is ready to go! Just need to grab it! :-)
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  4911. One of the things not mentioned in the comparison between the US and Finland is the quality of the teachers. Teachers in Finland, even to start the training, have to have a lot of high-level qualifications. In some cases, even hight than for lawyers and doctors. Only the top percentile of those passing out with good results actually qualify for teaching. In the US it is often students who pass way down in the bottom third of the class who become teachers.
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  4912. Point by point from an Australian who was born and lived in Western Australia all their life: 10. It does get hot. Really hot. And cold. Really cold... and every temperature in between. Just like the wide variety of climates in the US. Australia is not just one big desert, we have tropical rainforests, and an active skiing season that is crammed with tourists every year as it is opposite the skiing season in the northern hemisphere. As for Perth being 'perfect' year round, we have just had a record breaking run of high temps including the highest recorded temp on Christmas Day for 53 years. So.... depending on your point of view.... not perfect. The reason most of the population lives on the coast is water, not heat. The interior of the country is exceedingly water poor and the cost to pipe water out there is exceedingly high given the distances between habitations. I don't know where he is getting his skin cancer stats from but according to the Cancer Council there was 16,878 new cases of skin cancer recorded in Australia last year... and less than 100k living with it.... that is hardly one in four people in a population of over 26 million. Bushfires ARE a thing. Dont be an ass, don't flick your cigarette butt out of the window and make sure all camp fires are OUT before leaving them. There is a reason for area and total fire bans during the summer. Something to consider though, is that some Australian native flora cannot germinate unless the seeds have been burnt, so the fires were here a lot longer than we have been! 9. Isolation. We were. With technology our friends and family overseas are only as far away as our phones or keyboards now, wherever you are in the world. I don't think I've spoken to ONE person who feels trapped or isolated by just simply living here. Perth to Bali, or anywhere in south eastern Asia is only a couple of hours. Just over 3 hours to Bali. Flights to the rest of the world ARE expensive, not just because of the distance, but our lower population means the demand for services is lower, and the costs remain higher because of it. Distances between cities is a hard concept to grasp unless you put it in terms of driving etc. 8. Time zones? Every country has to deal with them. He just sounds like the stereotypical American who demands that everything be set up for their convenience. shrug 7. The internet USED to suck very badly. The NBN network is being rolled out nationally and speeds are great! I get 55gb down and over 20 gb up.... on a Friday night at 7.30pm .... supposedly peak time. He may be talking about mobile internet which is dependent on wireless signal strength,.... or complaining about isolated towns that the NBN has not yet arrived to. Oh, and I pay $75 per month with UNLIMITED downloads. Unlimited. I don't think too many isp's will throttle the speed anymore, but excess data charges are common....for people still using Telstra..... 6. No. Everything wants to kill him. JS. 5. I don't think Aussies are any better or worse drivers than anywhere else. Maybe we upload more vids because A) we like to poke fun at our fellow Aussies.... and B) We are just done with the shit. 4. You get what you pay for. If Australia is expensive .... it's because WE are worth it! As for car rego's I would be curious to know how long those prices you mentioned last for? $700 for us is car rego for the entire year and includes 3rd party insurance. 3. Woolworths is open from 8 am til 8pm weekdays, probably closing at 6pm on weekends for the bulk of supermarkets. We have several 24 hour supermarkets here in Perth. Restaurants are usually open til 10 pm, later on the weekends depending on the suburb, petrol stations are mostly 24 hours, and a lot of fast food places are 24 hours as well. 2. TERRIBLE sources for Mental Heath education. I worked for 11 years with a Consultant Psychiatrist who lectures around the world. Mental health spending by governments is low around the world, but I'm not sure that "Aussies don't talk about their problems" is in any way true. I call bullshit on good therapy not being easy to find. Our psychology education is recognised world wide. If I trained as a psychologist I could practice in almost any country. 1. I'm glad the citizenship requirements are tough. I think he has inflated his examples though.
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  4913. The way you pronounced Düsseldorf at the end of the video (at 9:29) was excellent, no need to apologize for that. The airport was opened in 1927 and is the fourth largest one in Germany in terms of passenger count (the airports of Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin are bigger). For a wider selection of International destinations, you might prefer to depart from Frankfurt, which is just 2:17 hours away by train.
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  4914. Actually I am really surprised, that you like the car. Sure it was the best Czechoslovakia was able to produce at the end of 80s and we enjoyed riding it, but from today's perspective I am more like embarrassed than proud. I am actually really proud of latest models and I would really like to see your reaction on riding those. Anyways keep up with this channel, I like it a lot, and thanks for all the content. I wish you visit Czechia sooner or later ;)
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  4915. I'm European and just scored 108/196 = 55%. My blind spots are all those red, green and yellow African flags, the Pacific flags with the small stars and i skipped most of the Cental Asian -stans because of spelling issues.
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  4916. The ute holds a special place in many Australian's hearts, after all our husbands, sons, father's left every morning whilst backing out of the driveway in his ute. Mum and the kids waving goodbye and how many families watched for that ute every evening for their loved ones to return from a hard day's work. Utes are part of the Australian psyche, what would a ute muster be without the Aussie ute.
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  4917. The thing is: the look of Viper backlight wouldn't need to change at all. Just leave the turn signal white (when off) and use amber bulbs or LED when flashing. This is totally fine if you don't want an "always amber" area in your backlight. A lot of european cars actually do it like this. So there's even less reason for not using amber turn signal. And what's totally beyond me are cars that are sold worldwide (like some VW oder Audi) with amber turn signals, that get this changed to "all red" just for the NA market.
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  4918. Told ya, it doesn't take much to become addicted to hillclimbing! 😉 Not only I'm subscribed to Hillclimb Monsters' channel but I've also been following them almost since their beginning because they're my countrymen's channel (portuguese). Btw, the clips with the red tapes blocking the roadside are from our round of the European Hillclimb Championship, which takes place in Braga (northwestern Portugal). 🙂
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  4919. Must be weird for you to see the steering wheel on the correct side of a car LOL
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  4920. In Denmark the half dug down trashcontainers are called a molok/ molokker. They have a sensor that sends a signal when it’s time for it to be emptied, it saves a lot of driving.
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  4921. I mean no disrespect with this comment.... But a lot of Americans have some weird notion that driving a manual transmission is some sort of uber skill... It's not... ya'all seem to think dealing with a clutch and a gear lever requires concentration... it doesn't.... It simply doesn't require any more concentration than putting one foot in front of the other when you walk... It's natural, built up muscle memory because a lot of us have only ever known that's how you drive. As I said, no disrespect and not being a US vs EU idiot, it's just a different way people get taught from day one.
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  4922. Glad you posted this, I was pretty sure a Lupo didn’t have a 3L engine 😂
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  4923. In Brazil we moved past the Black Friday and created “Black Week” or even “Black November” in some stores, but the day (week or month) became just a marketing excuse when they say the products are being sold for a specific percentage of the original price but in reality they are being sold by “half of de double of the price” as we usually say…
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  4924. Tornadoes are uncommon in populated areas of Australia. A lot of them occur in sparsely populated areas, where no one reports them. Tornadoes can be violent in Australia. On January 1, 1970, a F5 Tornado struck near Bulahdelah (on the NSW Mid North Coast), destroying 1 million trees!
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  4925. Hey thanks for checking my recommendation ! I've rarely seen people pushing cars with their bumpers but it's probably because i live in the South of France. In Paris, there are very few parking spaces and sometimes you have to drive around a lot and wait for someone to get out of their parking space to enter one. Meaning that if the space is a bit too small, you'll either have to drive around for another 20 minutes or shove one of the cars back a few centimeters. Also yeah, you'll mostly see people with bent up cars doing that, that's why I try to park next to porsches and not old beat up peugeots haha
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  4926. Back in the 70's us Aussie Sailors would travel to America and tell them about Drop Bears etc and how Sydney would close down at 10 p.m. to allow Kangaroos across the Harbour Bridge. But my best sting was when around 8 USAF F-15's visited an Airforce base in Newcastle Australia in 1980. I was there as we were waiting for a Ship to be built (Tobruk). I had to look after the F-18 Pilots and put a memo in their room from their Commander. The First sentence went "They have a Super Country with Super Pilots and Super Planes but don't forget to blow their Goddam Lips Off"....I still don't know what that means? But back to the Sting. At the time Qantas had a Flying Kangaroo with Wings on its Tail and some Airforce Squadrons had Kangaroos with Wings on their Coat of Arms. So when they had a party at the Officers Mess we got a few Fake Ostrich feathers (From a Feather Duster) and sold them at $5 each as Kangaroo feathers. They were sceptical at first but we said look at all those Coat of Arms on the Wall and Qantas wouldn't put a Flying Kangaroo up there as a JOKE!. Sold a few that day.
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  4927. The best tip for drinking Milo is to ignore the serving size on the can and triple it at the very least. In fact, if you want to have it like most Aussie kids, you will get a glass of milk and a teaspoon. You take a teaspoon full of Milo and shove it straight into your mouth and then eat it, followed by a quick sip of cold milk. I promise you, that is the most authentic way it is eaten in Australia and has been for decades. Milo is actually an Australian product originally but is very popular throughout Asia and even many parts of South America as well and is made in several different countries, where the recipe varies to the traditional Australian variety.
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  4928. Paulaner is pronounced POWLARNER. Glad you enjoyed the beer! As they say in Germany:- PROST ( pronounced PrOstt) - which means CHEERS!!
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  4929. I m italian and i eat bread (fresh bread not the fake you showed😂😂) and pasta everyday.. another big thing is that we walk and ride bicicle a lot. And we have the food market 2 days a week where you can buy fresh food directly from the farmer. Un abbraccio dall Italia ❤
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  4930. there's a lot more flavours than just those just so you know
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  4931. IWrocker, your english is pretty good for someone that doesn't live in England.😁
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  4932. 5:11 You are missing some awesome ball controll. Look at the guy, he is kicking the ball right up in the sky and make a excellent stop ball when it comes to the ground.
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  4933. Try not to throw it like a baseball, try a smooth sweeping motion with your arm while just before release flick your wrist to give the boomerang more rotation (more rotation = more arc in the flight) then its just practice. Edit: Also when catching try a clapping motion as the boomerang is about to go past you, don't stand in a direct flight path because if you miss the catch you don't want to get hit by it.
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  4934. You're doing great! I as a Czech can understand spoken Polis a bit, because of how similar our words are, but reading it is a a brain task because you have to figure out the consonant combos :D An interesting fact for you: Czech used to look very much like Polis long time ago – we used to gave a lot of multigraphs (that's when 2 or more letters combine to a new sound). However Jan Hus (a priest who tried to reform the church (+- same ideas as Martin Luther had later on) and was burned for it) came up with diacritics (today's ´ and ˇ in Czech). Because of that we have out special "decorated" letters instead of using more consonants – cz -> č, sz -> š etc. Our teacher always told us at school "If it weren't for Mr. Hus, we'd write like the Polish do!" and all the kids would do the "scared omg" face. Otherwise, Czech has the same thing as Polish – each letter has it's one sound and that's it. I think Czech might be easier for you to learn how to read at first, because our letters will give you more hint as to how to read it. And yes, it's very confusing when you're starting to learn English (I did at the age of 9, but nowadays kids start at the age of 6 or even sooner) and for a lot of people it's hard to tell how to read some words because of how many sounds can each letter make. And then you have words like "sewing" – like are you guys kidding me? XD This video sort of sums it up nicely (warning: it's not for kids, there's a lot of swearing in it) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6soT3dCLFc
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  4935. yep, guess that's why there is that AUdi logo on that ambulance with an Ingolstadt number plate (where the main Audi factory is)
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  4936. Hey, don't just laugh about the Smart police car! ;) Here in Switzerland, some cities have (or had) those for smaller jobs in the city, for jobs where no expectation of a car chase is necessary. Basically: The approachable police force that's really there to help you (and of course to issue parking tickets while at it). ;)
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  4937. So many beaches to choose from, there is no way to pick 20, I can think of 100 that are off the beaten track that many would never have seen. The same could be said about America, and that is one of the pleasures of retirement, I get to explore.
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  4938. Check out the Cossies in the British Touring cars (BTCC). You're right about the "whale tail" on the Sierra and Escort Cosworths
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  4939. Hilarious Aussie sense of humour 🤣 Your reaction is even better Ian.
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  4940. Well done to everyone who has sent packages to Ian and his beautiful family,
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  4941. Our (in Victoria anyway) highway patrol cars are colourful so that they easily stand out if they have someone pulled over in the service lane so you know to slow down near them and not hit the officer
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  4942. I've met some niave Americans visiting Australia (where I live). Some asking why there were no kangaroos roaming the Sydney cbd... I replied "oh we herd them out of the city every morning over the harbour Bridge so we can go about our day & herd them back in the evening". Also had a bloke from Texas brag about big the locusts are over there. I promptly showed him a black & white photo of a man with a shotgun in one hand showing off his quarry.... an obviously photoshopped locust that was almost the size of the man in the picture. I told him my grandfather shot it in the 1950s & they would take lambs & small children as prey. The look on his face was priceless & he then proceeded to ask where this picture was taken. I couldn't hold my composure any longer & only then did he realise I was pulling his chain
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  4943. Europe: "We need to protect pedestrians" US: "We need to protect drivers"
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  4944. Thank you too for building a channel with nothing but love here. One of the rare channels where people dont rip their heads off. Keep doing what you are doing its really enjoyable watching your content. I send you huge greetings from North Macedonia. Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy with your family
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  4945. you'd make a million in the USA
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  4946. There are to many heart melting moments in this video to count ❤ Like meeting baby Sydney, her name reveal, watching you guys as a family, waiting to hear about the new business opportunity (good luck!) Pedro holding Sydney and Miss Emma chatting away in the background
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  4947. Honorary aussie citizenship REVOKED!!!! 🤬🤬🤬.... nah all good mate 🤣🤣🤙🇦🇺
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  4948. Really cool video. Fun fact: actor and former governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is also from Austria. Greetings from Graz, Austria 🇦🇹🏞️
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  4949. I've only recently learned that when a person is on the ground after a hit and raise both their arms... their brain is 'offline'... they can seem conscious but are in fact out of it.. the arms up is a symptom... scary! Thankfully its pretty rare they are that bad..
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  4950. You should check out "Love The Beast". Eric Bana's GT falcon. It's a fantastic watch.
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  4951. Have seen this 30 time in reactions over the last month and it's still as funny as the first time. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  4952. The blue looked like it is the bottle that blue, not the soda.
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  4953. I'm an Aussie living in Australia, and hands down we can out-weird any other place you want to point to on the map.
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  4954. By the way, if you are also interested in agricultural vehicles, check the Zetor company, a Czech tractor manufacturer. 🙂
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  4955. The swiss BE stands for City of Bern, the German B stands for Berlin. For many European cities with ancient or medieval districts, super small trucks are needed (and cars as well ;) Venice is not on a different level, but on a different planet 😂 I love it.
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  4956. I will let an expert fill in the details but you saw quite a few volvos and saabs.....
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  4957. that is only one stage of multiple stages, the hydroplaning part is my favorite
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  4958. All 5 major food groups in one tasty meal
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  4959. The engine braking is controlled by the steering wheel stalk that controls the transmission. It has several positions, the more you pull it down the more braking you get. If you leave it on one of those settings it'll activate when you lift of the gas. You don't need to use it unless you've got weight on.
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  4960. Nah mate, don;t send in the Emus, send in the Cassowaries, they are the SAS of the bird world here. 😎
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  4961. ​ @matsv201  Ha ha, and -40 is equally shit cold for both.
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  4962. This is a record that Volvo Truck dealers can show when selling trucks in Australia. Yes it will work as a roadtrain.
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  4963. Oh man we had them in the Swiss Army. They were durable as hell and when the diffs were closed they could manage almost everything. 6x6 was a beast in the dirt. They lacked a bit on power and in winter it was a nightmare, heating was not really available.
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  4964. North Brisbane here, possibly in the direct path. Several days of prep done we're settling in for the storm. Good luck and stay safe and dry everyone.
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  4965. A lot of the fire engines in Australia and New Zealand are built in New Zealand by Fraser Engineering. they specialise in the larger machines for Airports and export them all around the world.
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  4966. Really hoping our schools start thoroughly teaching about our aboriginal history, it is so important ....not only to learn from the past but to embrace a better future together ❤ A visit to Uluru is a must, such a spiritual place.
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  4967. In Malaysia, the driving test to get your license includes stopping on a slope and moving off from a full stop. The gradient for the test is generally 10 degrees. Slopes are common where I live and I've always used gas to move off, not doing so would end up with the car moving backwards. I've generally been driving manuals my whole life.
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  4968. Hi IWrocker, those are called twin steer axle,s at the front and if you look at the back axle on those four axle trailers you will see the wheels steer as well. The truck at 2.05 minutes is an International 9870 built in New Zealand for the local market and there are some videos on YOUTUBE about them in NZ. And by the way Shane van Gisbergen won the Bathurst 1000 last weekend, a great NZ driver and a really nice humble guy. Cheers for the vids and it's always good to see another perspective on our way of life down here at the bottom of the world. You should check out the Whangamata beach hop, sure would like to see your reaction to that.
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  4969. Your wife sounds so lovely...such a wonderful and appreciative family. Enjoy guys...well deserved x
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  4970. whenever im having a bad day, just seeing you absolutely nerd out about trucks, cars, tractors, whatever just gives me so much simple joy, and i dont even care about motor vehicles at all
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  4971. I heard that Australia Post had to charter an extra 10 freight flights to the US this week... now we know why 😂
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  4972. The "very generic" football you're referring to at 13:43 is based off the Adidas Telstar, the ball used during the 1974 World Cup. The design was so iconic and striking it has become THE standard design of what a football looks like.
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  4973. Here is the history of the panel van i hope you find it interesting happy reading :) The first Holden panel van produced in Australia was the FJ Holden, which was released in December 1953, although many manufacturers offered panel vans in their range prior to this.Like many Australian panel vans, it was based on a corresponding ute and station wagon models. In May 1961, Ford Australia released a panel van version of the XK Falcon, marketed as the "sedan delivery" body style.[39] The first panel van by Chrysler Valiant was part of the CL Valiant model range and was introduced in April 1977. Panel vans' combination of cargo space and customisable interior in a relatively compact vehicle made them attractive to painters, electricians, general labourers and film crews.[41] Australian police forces also used panel vans (nicknamed "divvy vans" or "paddywagons") Early Australian panel vans used swing-down and -up tailgates and a standard roof height, indicative of their ute and station wagon/sedan delivery origins. In the mid 60s first Holden, then Ford introduced unique rooflines to their panelvan models. These were higher than the previous stagion wagon based roof, giving greater cargo space and functionality. In the early 70s, Ford introduced horizontally opening rear doors (nicknamed "barn doors") By the early 1970s, when panel vans were in decline in America, they had become cultural icons in Australia.[43] The most popular model was the Holden Sandman, which was marketed to surfing lifestyle.[44][45] The first Sandman was built in small quantities in 1974 in the HQ model range, but the model's popularity greatly increased in the subsequent HJ generation, which was released in October 1974. In the 1979 movie Mad Max, a modified 1975 HJ Sandman model was one of the vehicles driven by the lead character (played by Mel Gibson). Ford's competitor to the Sandman was the Surferoo, which was introduced into the XB Falcon model range in 1973.In 1977, the Surferoo was replaced by the more popular Sundowner, in the XC Falcon range.[46][44] The traditional tailgate style doors were also reintroduced as an option with the XC range. In 1976, Chrysler released a similar model called the Drifter, which was part of the Chrysler CL Valiant product range. The Drifter ceased production in 1978. Younger drivers were especially attracted to panel vans, not least because of the ease with which a mattress could be installed within the cargo bay. Consequently, panel vans also attracted nicknames such as "sin bins," and "shaggin' wagons".[51][52] During the 1970s many Australian panel van owners took to applying airbrush mural art to the sides of their vans, paralleling a similar trend in America.[53] Along with Volkswagen Kombi micro-busses, panel vans were popular with surfers, who could sleep in the cargo bay while carrying surfboards on the roof. By the end of 1979, the Sandman had largely lost its place in the contemporary Australian youth culture – order figures were down and many of the vehicles were now being sold with the stripes and tailgate logos deleted. The final Sandman was in the Holden HZ series and featured V8 engines only, along with a four-headlight grille and under bumper front spoiler. In 1979, a basic HZ Holden panel van was priced at A$6,076, with the Sandman option package an additional A$1,700. If a buyer selected every Sandman extra, which would cost in excess of 50% more than a basic HZ panel van, Holden would include a velvet mattress with the Holden logo embroidered. The Sandman ute and panel van were phased out in October 1979, with the end of the HZ series. Panel vans generally declined in popularity through the 1980s. Holden's last panel van, the WB, ceased production in 1984. Ford was the last manufacturer of Australian panel vans, until production of the XH Falcon, ceased in 1999. In 2000, Holden unveiled a retro-styled Sandman show car based on the Holden VU Ute. While this Sandman was never released, an canopy or "camper shell" featuring the same styling was made available as an A$6,150 accessory for Holden utes from 2003 through 2006. Installation was complicated, however, and the rear window and cab wall of the ute were retained, preventing movement between the cargo bay and the passenger cab as was possible in purpose-built panel vans.
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  4974. ​ @janihaavisto79  I think he showed in the last video that the US Fanta has a "contains no real juice" text on it's label
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  4975. At 11:10 those old little Nissans are used by the parks department and scraps management (I have no idea how you say that in English). What I mean is, when garbage men can't pick up something too big they call the truck. So I guess somebody left some shopping carts somewhere 😅 Or maybe they use the carts to move those big bags they fill with leafs. Who knows. Edit: oh it looks like the driver is a policía municipal. I guess they use those trucks too to move barriers and stuff around for large public events. And judging by the plate that truck is 30 years old! So it must have very basic duties..
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  4976. MOIN! In northern Germany we call the Radler mostly Alsterwasser. The Alster is a river in Hamburg. And in the city of Hamburg there are two lakes called Inner Alster (Binnenalster) and Outer Alster (Außenalster). This lake(s) is fed by the Alster river. So, why is the drink half made with Sprite and half made with Pilsener beer called Alsterwasser (Alsterwater) ?! Wikipedia says: 'Pilsner is used in northern Germany and the mixture is usually called Alsterwasser, or Alster for short, named after the alleged color of the Hamburg water of the same name. The use of the term Alster is not uniform outside northern Germany. The terms Alster and Radler are often used interchangeably; sometimes Alster beer is understood to mean beer with lemonade and Radler is beer with orange lemonade, and sometimes the other way around.' Ok, I've learned something new today - still taste good - PROST! Greetings from northern germany ♥️
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  4977. Here's a full list of the vehicles: Renault Master Iveco Daily The utility truck is a Citroen Jumper or Peugeot Boxer or Fiat Ducato (same vehicle, different badge) Two more Renault Masters Mk.3 Renault Laguna (unmarked police cars are very common in Europe generally, I believe in France they're only used by detective units, in the UK there are unmarked patrol cars, as well) Mitsubishi Shogun/Pajero, or Montero as it was known in the US Mercedes Axor Mk.4 Ford Mondeo (the US Ford Fusion was sold in Europe as the Mk.5 Mondeo) Fiat Ducato Peugeot 207 and Mk.3 Renault Megane Citroen Berlingo Renault Master Citroen Berlingo and Citroen Jumper.
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  4978. Turkish delight is based on a Middle Eastern sweet of the same name and comes normally in squares rolled in icing sugar. The actual sweet is made using rose water, sugar, corn flour and cream of tartar. It is definitely an acquired taste.
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  4979. I was born and raised in the Netherlands, so learned and drove on the right in a left-hand-drive for 20 years. I moved to Scotland 4 years ago and honestly had no problem at all moving from one side to the other both on the road and in the car itself.
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  4980. I live on 30 acres i don't need to see anyone if I don't want too.. my friends include 6 kookaburras that wake me up every morning pretty faced wallabies in the bushland part of my property.. bird life and animals that pass through everyday is awesome .. when i want to see peeps i go to town
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  4981. Your rolling r is impressive.
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  4982. I'm with you mate. I would love to drive these amazing big rigs. However, city drivers have to negotiate amazingly tight turns, time restrictions and load/offload spaces, and Aussie long distance drivers literally have to be mechanics, diesel engineers and trouble shooting geniuses. Such an undervalued profession.
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  4983. Everyone needs to remember he is running 80s tires, 80s brakes and that car is a pendulum ! One of the hardest cars to drive and this man throws it down like nothing is happening
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  4984. The Car at 01:28 is an Opel Ascona A Built from 1970 to 1975. The Car at 04:50 is an Opel Ascona B Built from 1975 to 1981. The Car at 05:45 is an Mazda RX 7 first Series. Build from 1978 to 1981. The Car at 06:31 is an Suzuki Swift First Series build from 1983 to 1989 . The Car at 06:41 is an Mazda 323 3 Door build from 1985 to 1989. The Car at 08:29 is an Lancia Delta build from 1979 to 1994. The Car at 09:17 is an Volkswagen Golf GTI Serie I facelift built from 1980 to 1983. The Car at 11:48 is an Opel Manta Serie B Build from 1975 to 1988.
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  4985. Messing with foreigners is a national pastime 😂😂😂😂
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  4986. Cyclone and Hurricane isn't a language difference though, it's called a cyclone in the southern hemisphere and a hurricane in the northern hemisphere because they spin in opposite directions. 🤔
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  4987. Old guy ended up with a heap of charges. Received a shit load of fines, probation. Suspended sentence. Restraining orders. Gun ban.
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  4988. You Really need to get down to Straya when this Covid Crap is over. You would love it!!!
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  4989. The scorched peanut bar is the absolute bomb. Its got history in Australian culture too, my old man when he was a kid in the 60s used to get them from the milk bar but they were never in wrappers just sitting on a shelf in front of the counter.
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  4990. Most garbage trucks in this part of the world have dual control driving so you can drive on either side of the vehicle
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  4991. The paw paw cream is awesome stuff, for 100s of uses
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  4992. I wonder how much these ready-made dishes have in common with the European originals. Well, you can't try it through a screen.
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  4993. My German in-laws house had these as did both of the properties we rented whist stationed over there in the eighties and nineties. Nice in Summer, as you can open the windows inwards and roll down shutters 90% to let the breeze through and the sunlight out.
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  4994. The name Volkswagen came from Wagen (car) for the people (Volk) - the Volk part is very close to the US folk term - so your pronunciation was really good. The German pronunciation of names with a Latin background is very close to the medieval Latin used by monks. For anybody with English background - German pronunciation is much more logical and very easy to learn - basically each letter is pronounced (read out as it is written and write as it is spoken), the emphasis is on the first syllable.
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  4995. Happy Australia Day fellow Aussies, hugs. Hugs and understanding to my fellow indigenous brothers and sisters, I hope things can change for the better for all 🤗🤗❤ Thanks for showing this, I hadn't seen it. Loved it lol. I can't believe how lucky that guy was that those 2 were crabbing in the area. He could've died out there, and no one would ever have known. I wonder if those 2 guys are gonna start packing a spare pair of shorts in the boat from now on hahahahaha
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  4996. Roos are territorial, especially during breeding time. That’s why I think the golfers and skydivers were attacked. The little kids were just annoying that poor bugger. After saying that, Roos are really stupid. One big grey sized up my car on my way to work one morning. I slowed down and it puffed itself up for a fight. Lucky for my car, and I really mean lucky for my car and not the roo, another car coming from the other direction spooked it and it hopped away into the bush.
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  4997. Im an Aussie and I lived in the states for 3 months. On two separate occasions I was asked where I'm from because of my accent. The replies were... wow your so lucky I would love to go to Europe....... and but you look like an American.
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  4998. The Australian flag with the red background is the “Australian Red Ensign” normally flown by ships of the Merchant Navy. Similarly the one with the white background is the “Australian White Ensign” which is flown by ships of the Royal Australian Navy. The light blue one, or “Royal Australian Air Force Ensign” has a kangaroo roundel in the bottom corner which is the roundel painted on the sides of Air Force aircraft.
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  4999. You need to check out the Bowler Wildcats & Nemesis, Land Rover based but lightweight body shells, V8 engines
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  5000. For future reference, fennel seeds need to be crushed in a mortar and pestle, toasted beforehand. There’s a massive difference. Just a tip, love you guys! ❤️🇦🇺
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  5001. You deserve a small evaluation for how well you did! 🎉 I am sure a lot of us would love to see you in our beautiful country experiencing local beers, meals and cars.
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  5002. Its because we use metric minutes in Europe...;)
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  5003. "China is a place outside Darwin" had me dying because I live in Darwin LOL
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  5004. I’ve never worked in a French bakery but I sampled product from all over France. I never had one disappointment although obviously some were ‘more excellent’ than others! A bad baker wouldn’t make any business in France…
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  5005. The Focus WRC seen here was 4WD; there was never a road car version. The rules at the time didn't require full homologation specials like the Celica GT-Four; rather the rally car just had to match the length of the production car.
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  5006. The Holden pack is so expensive and hard to get, you lucky son of a gun, love to you and your family, Leanne that is sooooo generous of you
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  5007. if yus go to thailand , do this and the rocket festival! its next level nutz and another hidden gem non advertised tourist activity , great watching your adrenaline peaking at this insane activity like the aussie river racing in small boats , this is why aussies and thais get along so well, made of the same stuff! cheers ian!
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  5008. Hi Ian, no thank you to you, what a kick to see all that Aussie stuff over in Illinois. Your man cave looks like the perfect spot for a little bit of dreaming and a few cold ones. Keep going, with a little help from your Aussie mates, you and your family will be over here in no time - don't forget to bring Pedro!
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  5009. The landscape varies alot. In the winter it can be very tricky when the temperature changes from day to day. Some days its cold, and then the heat hits and then roads gets from snowy to icey. Thats when taglift comes in handy when you can adjust weight to add more weight on the drive so you dont get stuck..
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  5010. Thank you for this! Tassie often gets forgotten but it’s such a majestic place 🌳
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  5011. Germany has very similar rules as Switzerland in regard to Sunday being a rest day where you are not allowed to do noisy things.
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  5012. you've started your own pub there gentlemen🍻🍺
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  5013. When I was teaching my wife to drive the most important thing I told her was that you treat other drivers as if they are idiots.
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  5014. There are houses for free (1 Euro) in some Italian villages. All you need to do is to restore it and live in it yourself and not resell.
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  5015. Adelaide has several wine areas within half an hour to 3 hours in every direction. The Barossa Valley and Clare Valley are to the north, McClaren Vale and Currency Creek to the south and to the east you have the Adelaide Hills region. The Limestone wine region is a bit further south, about 5 hours I think. South Australia produces around 52% of Australia's wine from it's 18 wine regions; and wine exports are close to $400 million.
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  5016. Guy's, you won't break your teeth on Minties, however, you might pull a filling out, Ha, Ha.
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  5017. This episode was not a surprise. Maltesers are generally an all rounder type, while Honeycomb and Turkish Delights are a love it or hate it kind of thing.
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  5018. Love their dry humour. Always funny. Glad you liked it Ian.
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  5019. It is easier to start a business in Finland than in USA. Less red tape and there are several ways to do it, and there is also help, and the culture is entrepreneurial. My dad has his side business, my brother had a company and we are as average worker family as you can get. It is very common to have some small business as there are some perks, like discounts and tax deductions, and because it is so easy to start one. Takes like 15 minutes online..
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  5020. People who hurt animals often move onto children and then adults. Psychopaths. Horrific act.
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  5021. These small Polski Fiats look small but can actually transport a whole 3 generation family, I've seen them do it behind the iron curtain.
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  5022. The HAKA. Yep, frikking formidable. Absolutely awesome stuff. I'm Aussie, but Haka are just mesmerising and somewhat scary.
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  5023. Pedro the Buckle opener 🤠
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  5024. You're a bloody champion mate! All the best from Nowra NSW.
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  5025. Hey dude this video of yours is the definition of wholesome! I also love watching emergency vehicles (and I live in Manchester UK) and you're voicing all the things I also love to notice in this video, but it's awesome hearing it from your US perspective. It's cool for me to watch US emergency vehicles too. One thing I notice is US police cars tend to look more stylish or aggressive, but are often quite dark in colour. UK emergency vehicles are all about visibility and safety instead of intimidation or cool factor :)
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  5026. The guy stopping the interview was a beach inspector that had some powers but he liked having the power a lot.
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  5027. Snooker is like combining the skill from American 9ball/British 8Ball with chess. Most of the greatest pool players that ever existed get royally screwed over by snooker. It's not about potting all your balls as fast as you can - it's more about messing your opponent up> making it harder for them while making it easier for yourself. It's a very intricate dance of defence and attack. TL:DR - It's tactical and strategic af :P
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  5028. Ik betaal, liever voor een glas water of de WC. Dan geen zorgverzekering.
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  5029. Suggestion: crazy Norwegian police chase robbers. Dagbladet TV
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  5030. Illinois especially Chicago had the biggest concentration of Czechs anywhere outside Czech lands. At some point Chicago was the second biggest "Czech city" in the world right after Prague.
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  5031. I wish you had heard how rally cars sound live. The first time I heard it live, I was walking my dog like 10 km away from where they were driving in the forrest. I was aware of course the rally cars were in town, but I was blown away how loud they were even from 10km away...absolutely something different.
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  5032. Don’t forget the tip of Queensland is way past the equivalent of Florida, it’s more equivalent to Costa Rica. Check the roads around that part of the world and you will see how hard it is to build good roads in the jungle.
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  5033. The Metro 6R4 was awesome too. The Late Brake show have a great video on youtube
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  5034. I used to drive long haul out of western Canada and I can say with certainty that if those cameras have washers on them they will blow physical mirrors out of the water. The big mirrors hanging off the side of the truck catch everything coming off the road to the point where they become useless. I'd pull over before going into towns to clean off the mirrors so I didn't drive over anyone, and on a few occasions had to use my lighter to melt the ice off them after going through a storm on the Coquahala (Highway through Hell) and the Rogers Pass. They also create a lot of drag and wind noise, so yeah the cams get a 👍👍
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  5035. They are your mate.
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  5036. I think what makes your ‘Aussie’ content the best on YouTube is you actually care and are interested. A lot of others react to a video and ‘love’ Australia but then that’s it. You’ve invested yourself into the culture and personality of Australia and it’s showing now mate. Packages and subs. Looking forward to the day you can have a great holiday down here. Keep it up mate. We love ya and ya family’s content
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  5037. You are Australia's brother from another mother... well done for all your videos and the time it takes doing them . Mark from Perth WESTERN AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
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  5038. Proud to be Australian... we do things the right way ..
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  5039. The starting point is to know that there are two different types of Rugby, one is called Rugby Union or just Rugby, with the other being called Rugby League or just simply League. Rugby League is a game derived from Rugby Union and is most popular in Australia, where as Rugby Union is most popular world wide. In Australia, Rugby League dominates in Queensland and New South Wales, where as AFL dominates in Victoria, South Australia, Northern Territory, Tasmania and Western Australia. This is an ok vid to explain the differences between the two codes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRUHxGwv_VY
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  5040. Nat is doing well for himself. He has three books now (two of them cookbooks) and has toured the country.
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  5041. The 2CV is legend. Not only in France, but also here in Germany. In fact driving in a 2CV felt like riding a vivid machine kinda thing. And the name is an abbreviation for "deux chevaux" = 2 horses. And that's exactly what this car was able to bring: 2 PS.
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  5042. My mum taught me to do burnouts in her HZ Premier right after I got my licence. But I had to break the news to her that my sister had already taught me in her VB Commodor. I tend to prefer doing burnouts off road in my GQ Patrol (lifted 4x4).
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  5043. The alonso technique blew my mind when someone pointed that out to me Back in the day the tires were extremely diffrent than today These had way less grip and it was hard to keep the temperatures up during a race This was due to regulations So alonso just entered corners extremely aggressive forcing the car to understeer on corner entry Something you usually dont want But this resulted in heating up the front tires in the corner wich generated grip that he used to get through the corner It made him faster than anyone
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  5044. When it comes to computers, several nations claim to have built the first computer. For me it is therefore the Z3 from Germany. 😉On 12 May 1941, the German inventor Konrad Zuse presented the Z3, the first really functional computer. It could only multiply, divide, do square roots and store only 64 words, but it was the first programmable computer in the world, which worked with the binary number system. The binary system is also a German invention btw. The universal scholar Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 – 1716) developed a binary number system at the end of the 17th century. However, there were also precursors in India and China. Greetings from Germany.👋
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  5045. When I worked as a Truck detailer, a Peterbilt was a super rare machine to see. Every time we got one we would all get a selfie with it looking all shiny and pretty. So Respect USA from Straya 🤘
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  5046. I think you did quite well. You were pushing a rock uphill trying to follow his questions.
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  5047. Plenty of people complain about this. It's something about the Australian accent that machine learning has real problems translating. It constantly thinks the word "car " is that C word, and "we're back" is a derogatory slang term for Mexicans. If you check out the video with captions on, it usually indicates what word it can't handle.
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  5048. One interesting fact that was not included in this list is that the Polish salt mines of Wieliczka and Bochnia are the longest operating industrial plants in the world. They started extracting salt from the ground in the 13th century and are still operating today, although they are a tourist attraction on the UNESCO list
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  5049. Japanese cars are popular in some countries in Europe. This year Toyota sold more than 100 000 new cars in Poland, more than any other brand.
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  5050. the paris-dakar has a total distance of around 7,900 km (4900 miles), of which around 4,700 km (2900miles) are actual timed race distance.
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  5051. Glad you got to his videos - they’re fascinating. A couple of particularly good ones are the one where he ends up in the middle of a police TPAC exercise, one where he goes through what he carries in the critical care car, and the one where he explains how the LUCAS device works.
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  5052. I was pleasantly surprised to see Rīga on this list. I live here and this city might have the biggest variety of architecture anywhere in Europe, because literally every other nation near Baltic sea has occupied it at some point. It was made by 1201 by germans, then occupied by swedes, then by russians, then after WW1 it was finally liberated from foreign powers by latvieši (latvians), and It became capital city of Latvija. It was occupied once more from WW2 to 1991 by USSR and finally it is now free and capital of Latvija once more. All of those foreigners have left different architecture in this city, and finally even mēs latvieši (we latvians) are also building some interesting buildings and monuments.
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  5053. Glass house mountains in Queensland you would like and also the Blue mountains in NSW. with the 3 sisters. The blue mountains look blue from all the eucalyptus oil from the trees
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  5054. I have seen them in the wild and they are truly amazing creatures. I'd guess from it's size it is probably an adolescent bird. they tend to be more nocturnal which is when they're more vulnerable by being on unlit roads at night. Just some interesting facts about them: After mating and the eggs have been laid, the female then leaves and the male will hatch the eggs and raise the chicks. Some rainforest plants cannot propagate unless the seeds have been eaten and digested by the Cassowary.
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  5055. The Old Telegraph Track is approximately 150km long, and typically takes around 3-5 days to complete
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  5056. As others say, Murry Walker an absolute legend. It would be worth you looking into him and his commentary from 1948 onwards. He made mistakes, but we loved him more for them because most of the time, his facts were spot on. Miss him dearly.
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  5057. I saw one at a funeral, in full costume, with the face paint (tattoos) and it was the most beautiful, heartbreaking thing I've ever witnessed. Broke me, just broke me.
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  5058. I remember a youtube video of someone asking Americans to name a country that starts with the letter U. Big time fail, about only 5% guessed the United States of America. 😂
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  5059. G'day from Australia, You've just fallen down the AFL rabbit hole
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  5060. Aussie here, and I was lucky enough to drive across in December 1990. Also, remember the wind was so strong, I wasn't able to speed up until I got close to a truck that blocked the wind for me. Felt really weird.
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  5061. Great gifts everyone! We do have deer here but they are not native to Australia. My mum’s place on the mid north coast of NSW overlooks a large fresh water pond. We sit & watch the wildlife come down to drink, while having our own 🍹We see quite a few deer as well as kangaroos, monitor lizards, many native birds & even a few koalas come to hang out. Love it!
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  5062. Most of these Emus, were actually Ostriches, lol, but hey, maybe they were born here and have citizenship papers. Very cute and funny compilation, thanks Ian.
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  5063. As has probably been said many times this is Johnny Herbert one of the drivers that drove the car to the win in 91, he was also a F1 race winner and had a decent length career in F1, he is now a commentator for F1
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  5064. The US one is basically carbonated sugar water with food coloring. The EU one is carbonated orange juice with sugar.
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  5065. The drunk in a pub is enforced quite a bit, you have to pretty well gone but they can through out even if you only had a couple 😳 and the fisheries one I imagine would be pretty accurate too lol
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  5066. Bizarrely, England is the Guinness World Record holder for most tornadoes by area, although these are very small ones.
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  5067. Man i grew up with the Eurocream block. My parents used to have them as kids, i grew up with them too. They were dirt cheap and the best we could get at time. Might not be the best but it has a special place in my heart.
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  5068. While you're looking at the Kimberley region, check out the horizontal falls, I have a old school mate the flies seaplanes around Darwin, but several times a year he spends several weeks in Broome flying guests on seaplanes into inaccessible camp sites for holidays. One day we'll have to trek out that way, but it's a bit of a drive from the Gold Coast, 😂😂
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  5069. Your basement is now renamed 'The Poolroom'. For reference, watch 'The Castle' a classic Australian movie
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  5070. The camera rear/side view systems make a lot of sense because they're effectively reducing direct viewing obstructions (the viewing area consumend by mandatory mirrors from driver's perspective is insane!) and thereby offering better view from the driver's seat location to the A-Pillars left and right. If you've ever driven a truck with such technology in dense european city traffic, you'll know what I mean...
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  5071. My wife and I went to a restaurant in Las Vegas and left a generous tip, when we left the restaurant my wife noticed that they had already added the tip to the bill. So they double dipped the tip. From then on we always looked at the bill first before tipping. 😁
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  5072. Tasmania is the best-kept secret in Australia, I wouldn't live anywhere else.
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  5073. Most of this is filmed around Surry Hills in Sydney, love seeing the old terrace houses in the background. (I’m much more interested in architecture than cars 😂 but I do enjoy that you enjoy the cars and this guy’s enthusiasm is nice to see 😊)
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  5074. As cranky as it seemed they were still only warning strikes as no venom was visible on the camera. His channel is great, you'll see a lot of Australia that no one else shows, riverbanks, fish , yabbies etc. Watched him for years
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  5075. Pepperidge Farm, a sister company of Arnott's, began importing the Tim Tam to the United States in 2008. Tim Tams are still "Made in Australia" and packaging in the US bears the slogan "Australia's Favorite Cookie" ("cookie" being the American word for biscuit).
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  5076. Ian, Queensland is 21/2 times larger than Texas.........just for a bit of perspective. Western Australia is 4 times the size of Texas.....everything is big here lol
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  5077. I met a bloke from America in Australia. And he was blown away with some of the stuff I told him about how our country is. We still keep in contact today. He thought it was strange to dip chips in gravy. But I realised that in America that’s not normal.
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  5078. I was just browsing and this channel came up.I would like to thank all the people who have commented here, for the laugh they have given me. I have been well entertained.Thank you.❤
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  5079. That van with a flatbed at 6 minutes is very common here and is what tradesmen use instead of pickups. You can carry a hell of a lot more and you can get ones that can tip out bulk material. Far more useful than pickups. The vast majority of vans are front wheel drive, it allows for a transverse engine which gives a short front without having the engine under the cabin. We have ploughs and gritters but the council only treat the major routes. Side streets and residential areas are left alone.
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  5080. Being from Adelaide, it's pretty great, and rather underrated. Although I'm personally fine with that. It's got problems, just as any city does. That said, we prefer to keep those from the Eastern states in ignorant bliss, believing their cities are so much better. It keeps them happy, unaware, and it keeps them from moving here. So Win-win. One downside of living in Adelaide is sometimes we get passed over for big events. Even to the point where events will go all the way west to Perth from the East Coast, and still snub Adelaide. But we do have the worlds 2nd largest annual arts festival (and the largest in the Southern Hemisphere) - that being the Adelaide Fringe.
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  5081. Please please check out “The Magic Roundabout” in Swindon, England. I took my driving test there and was made to cross it TWICE! (Still passed) It’s a group of SIX interlinked roundabouts and is one of the few instances where you can effectively circumnavigate it “the wrong way round” by going round anticlockwise at the outside edge. It has surprisingly few accidents considering its complexity. Here in Canada I really miss roundabouts for exactly the reasons mentioned here and find that when I do come across them, most of the drivers on the road clearly don’t know how to interact with them correctly. Cue lots of people stopping when they shouldn’t, indicating poorly or not at all, not giving way when they should be, etc. One of the aspects that people overlook too is that the UK’s roundabouts work so well partly because they’re extremely well signposted well in advance, are well lit at night, have clear line markings, etc. roundabouts here in North America typically have none of those things.
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  5082. the car is a morgan .. the old ones looked pretty much like that one but had wooden frames
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  5083. Misha is a professional driver as well, and has so many laps on the ring it's almost silly, so he's fast too... maybe not at the level of the F1 driver, but fast still. So his channel has him driving other peoples cars around the ring a lot, and it's great fun to watch him getting out performance from so many different cars, with the owner in the passenger seat looking shocked at what their car can do in the hands of a pro. :P
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  5084. You guys seen that Oz highway patrol where a kid gets a speeding ticket and gives the cops heaps of attitude? He speeds away and on cop says “he’s doing 60 again. Should we give him another ticket?” Laughs - yeah, ———— it, why not!”
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  5085. My brother brought a crash helmet with him on the plane when he flew with ryanair from sweden to the uk. It turned out to be a good idea, the landing was terrible. The look on the other passengers faces was apparently pretty funny when he put the helmet on.
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  5086. Northern Ireland also looks like Wales and we have a shit load of rally, drift, motorbike racing etc here. Like half the 'isle of man' clips people watch are actually the NW200 in northern Ireland
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  5087. If you came to Australia, Ian, I’m sure one of your fans would let you drive their Maloo around Mt Panorama…
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  5088. May Gibbs was a very famous Australian author who wrote about the gumnut babies Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and their adventures in the Australian bush . Her artwork in these books are incredibly beautiful . “Tales from the gumtree “ is an iconic Australian childrens book . Such a wonderful gift . 😃👍
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  5089. our buses have USB ports and wifi here on the west coast of scotland. a lot of them are electric.
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  5090. Did you see the black ball on top of the middle console in the Citroen CX? Thats a design ashtray. Coolest car ashtray ever... :)
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  5091. Clarke and Dawe are classics. RIP Clarkey.
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  5092. Happy Little Vegemites Children's Song. We're happy little Vegemites, As bright as bright can be. We all enjoy our Vegemite For Breakfast, Lunch and Tea. Our mummies say we're growing stronger Every single week. Because we love our Vegemite We all adore our Vegemite It puts a rose in every cheek
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  5093. It sounds that crazy due to engine mapping. Blown diffuser cars had to release more exhaust fumes at breaking than usual and they created a different mapping for it. It sounded epic.
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  5094. I visit WRC Portugal and it was amazing, the environment, the people, the party's absolutely nice! but I think this are videos from the test area's before Rally de Portugal. Also because the antenne on the bonnet of the Ford Puma. That's to get data from I guess the aerodynamic. The video's below are the in stage footages; Dirtfish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtbuqnF5uxI , Rally-ES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmN0nuVPkAE , JR-Rallye: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXV5t7RPsIs
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  5095. 3:10 Volkswagen Polo, little sister of the Golf P.s. 6:29 that was Skoda Fabia, the cousin of the Polo (it is basically the same car but under different brand)
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  5096. They’re biscuits mate, or bikkies for short. We buy them from a shop. We don’t fix our cars in the shop. Cookies are things we block on the internet. We don’t eat them in Australia. Candy is a girls name.
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  5097. I always thought they should be running the exhaust out of the giant cigar.
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  5098.  @mindscraper1978  quiche is a pie
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  5099. remember bar billiards? great pub game. Haven't seen one since the 80's.
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  5100. I forgot about "Kiss me, Ketut!" It was everywhere! Thank you for taking me down memory lane, mate!
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  5101. It's a weird feeling seeing all this, now that I live in California. I grew up and lived for many years in the western suburbs of Sydney out near the Blue Mountains. Seeing the severe bushfires and now this flooding has been such a heartbreaking thing for those aussies affected. I may live thousands of miles away now but I'll always be an aussie no matter where I am.
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  5102. 14:00. The small ones are there so cars can't park there. I assume.
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  5103. Truck Driving , here in Australia , actually has no Official Trade Curriculum . Something I believe should have been addressed DECADES ago . It would go a LONG way in getting the " Cowboys " off the Roads . And the TWU is Transport Workers Union Australia , BTW .
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  5104. Bundy guava float is THE best - mix half bundy guava with half sprite (lemonade to us), big scoop vanilla icecream. The kids would love it 😁
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  5105. U have 2 watch “Bathurst 1987- brocky in the wet” he puts slicks on his car while the track is still wet and it’s an excellent example of y he is an Aussie motorsports legend
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  5106. It seems to me that a lot of American Inventors took their lead from a certain Patent Addict called Edison. As far as i was taught the TV was invented by a scotsman called John Logie Baird.
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  5107. Cleaning lady turning the lighthouse off when she's done cleaning seems to be a joke that never dies. There are jokes about cleaning ladies turning off all sorts of important things.
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  5108. Another lovely mail time, guys 😊 BTW, Bribie Island is pronounced 'Bry-bee'. Evonne Goolagong Cawley is an Indigenous Aussie and a super-famous tennis player in the 1970s. She's a lovely person and is widely respected worldwide.
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  5109. David Hasselhoff personally removed the Berlin Wall. He started to sing and before he even came to the first chorus, the wall ran away in horror. That's how it happened.
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  5110. When you think the world is going to shit, it's heart warming to see hundreds of people working together to save a child's life. Kudos to the policeman, Great job.
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  5111. Try being German and being asked if we have cars... More than once 😩
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  5112. Love your enthusiasm... I'm gunna personally write to ScoMo and tell him he needs to make you an honorary Australian.
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  5113. You might be interested in Walter Lindrum . World Billiard Champion from 1933 until he retired in 1950 . The bloke was that good they changed the rules because of him.
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  5114. What a Lovely Family I've subscribed.
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  5115. Funnily enough as a Belgian, I always assumed as a kid Eurythmics were from continental Europe, like Germany or the Netherlands. Probably because of the 'eur' in the name.
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  5116. Hi, France based here. We do have Dr pepper and 7UP. Our market being open, it should also be the case for the other EU countries (i guess..) Also we mainly found the transparent plastic bottle here in France 😕. They use the glass bottles more often in restaurants or in fancy places. Thx for the videos
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  5117. That Citroen DS Ambulance looka like what the Ghost busters would have driven if the movie was made in Europe 🤣
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  5118. You don't have to go that far in Europe to find that the "small" portions (or normal, like you said) have double (or triple) the nutritious value of the big US portion sizes.
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  5119. I'm Hungarian, and I can tell you that English and German are very similar in many ways. :)
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  5120. BRO Gregg Murphy's lap of the god's Bathurst WICKED
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  5121. Audi RS is not for everyone. The mother of a girlfirend I had in the mid 2000's got a car from her car dealer. And she told me: "The dealer gave me this car for a week. It was awful. You put your food on the pedal and it went super fast and when you hit the brake it stopped immediatly. It was terrible to drive." My gf looked and me and said: "Mama got an S4. This was such an awesome car."
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  5122. Clarke was hilarious, always impersonating someone without changing his look, or his voice, which made it even funnier, and Dawe was the perfect straight man.
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  5123. Hill climb usually means, they try to get up as far as they can, on a hill that is basically impossible to master completely. Look at the motorbike hill climbs, they are even crazier.And Mohelnice is in the Czech Republic
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  5124. Last time I checked the UK was in Europe. Not in the EU. But definitely in Europe. 😉
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  5125. Hi Scotland, Hi Sweden… cheers from Australia. 👋
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  5126. There has been a fantastic live stream this weekend from "Goodwood Road & Racing" Channel. It's an Historic racing event, where actual period race cars are driven against each other, It's quite mad watching a grid of Le Mans spec Ferrari's go full bore into the 1st corner after a standing start. My personal favourites are the 1960s Touring cars. Especially when a Mini is tussling with a Big Ford Falcon or Thunderbird
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  5127. Driving on US freeways was like a free for all. The only scarier place I've driven was Istanbul.
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  5128. I'm sure it makes everyone happy to see your adorable kids having fun. Well done to all the Aussies sending lovely gifts to make an awesome family smile.
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  5129. The truck at 7:08 is called "The king of New York" and is tribute to Henrik Lundquist, which was a goal keeper for the New York Rangers. The truck is Swedish from the region of Gothenburg.
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  5130. yeah please do some reactions to "Kinda Australian"! She's a really lovely American who's been living in Sydney for 3 months who has very interesting videos, and she just did a cool reaction to one of your vids :)
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  5131. I am just 3 min in - and whoa this one is hard. I think even as a European I would fail this quiz hard. And I think you did better then me :D Respect to you!
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  5132. Thank you to all the Aussies who appreciate we are suffering, especially here in the UK. Our houses are not built for these temperatures, no AC and brickwork that absorbs the heat, retaining it even through the night. It's been getting progressively hotter over the last few years. Doesn't help that my friend in Iceland keeps telling me how nice and cool she is! 🤣
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  5133. I see a lot of Dutch in this compilation as well. Thank you for the laugh and video's Ian! Take care, greetings from NL
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  5134. 7:42 The semi did not tip over. Wind pressure eased at last second. I Know since I was in a semi just 100 meter behind the car wit dashcam. After this the police closed the road for large vehicles for next 30 hours til the wind stopped
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  5135. Pretty much everyone has a favourite lamb dish here. Mint or rosemary are recurring themes. My go-to at home is crispy pan fried French cutlets served with ricotta and mint mushie peas. My local pub does a wicked slow cooked lamb shanks with mash
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  5136. This is in the Netherlands, and you are right about the eurotrucks, they are great trucks.
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  5137. La Chouffe is one of my favourites! Really enjoying your journey into European beers, lots to get stuck into. A weissbier comparison video would be good too, I think you'd like Franziskaner👌🏻
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  5138. Fun fact: Countries that use the cyrillic alphabet (Bulgaria, as well as much of the former Soviet Union) used to have cyrillic letters on their number plates. This is no longer the case, but they only use letters that exist both in the Cyrillic and the Latin alphabet: A B C E H K M O P T X Y and possibly I (even if some of these letters only look the same but mean something else in Cyrillic, for example the Cyrillic letter "P" really is a R.) I believe the same principle also applies to Greek plates, only in this case in reference to the Greek alphabet.
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  5139. The reason some vehicles have RED-BLUE lights and some have only BLUE-BLUE is beacause there was a law that dictated the use of only blue emergency lights, but it was changed quite recently (2018 or 2019 I think). Therefore some "older" vehicles have only blue lights. Also that truck at 2:15 is a CZS-15 Triton (short fo cisternová zodolněná stříkačka) made by Excalibour Army in cooperation with Tatra Trucks and THT polička. Its used mainly for operations in extreme and dangerous environment. This vehicle also has a cool big bro called CZS-40 Titan and CV-40 (https://youtu.be/tvNMGSLlYlY )
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  5140. I remember those Brashs music stores. Flicking through racks of vinyls, cassettes and 8 tracks. Man I'm old! 😆
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  5141. Mazda 787B defo has to be on one of these videos.. the quad rotor insanity!
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  5142. Lyrebirds are trippy. We were walking around the blue mountains and we thought we heard a chainsaw but it was just a lyrebird
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  5143. Maybe Singapore doesn’t have as readily available dairy products as us Aussies. 50/50 milk and vanilla ice cream in the bullet with a pile of Milo. Milk & Wheat Bix is another beauty
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  5144. There used to be a radio program years ago that had a segment called dumb things Americans say. It was hilarious.. one I remember was an American tourist asking the clerk at a resort to turn the waterfall down as it was too loud for her to sleep🤦
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  5145. You and your family are honorary Australians, we really wish you weren't living in the wrong country! 😁 We just love all you guys! 👪❤️ Wow, Christmas in April, thats new! 🧑‍🎄 What fabulously mannered children, Go Sydney, do for yourself! 🙋 Thanks Roxanne! 🌟💕
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  5146. About that Czech Republic vs. Czechia thing. On 14 April 2016 the government agreed to make Czechia the official short name. So both terms are right. It's the same thing as Russian Federation vs. Russia. I personally think that the term Czechia kind off caught on in last 2 years. For example we use it as our name in our international hockey games which is of course always important event for us. Great vid btw, cheers from South Bohemia.
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  5147. I hope the kids like their clothes, my girls were excited to see our package on the table. I hope you like the dark Rocklea Road chocolate.
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  5148. It is surprising that there are only 218 skyscrapers (highrise) in the whole of Europe and 68% of them are in 5 big cities: London, Paris, Moscow, Istanbul, and Frankfurt. The reason The Old Continent is so reluctant is that everything comes with a price.
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  5149. I love how this was just filmed in someone's back yard.
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  5150. This is a really difficult quiz
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  5151. Sisu is also a word used to describe Finns' mindset, strength and unyieldingness. Sisu is often translated as spunk or grit.
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  5152. Australian here and a huge NBA fan. In a live group chat watching my team someone complained about an "Aussie" player saying "you should said him back to the penal colony, back to his "convict bretheran"". I said "you do know that America was a penal colony, hence why you have Independance Day?". I was then able to follow up with telling him the player he was talking about was a first nations indigenous person who's people have lived here for thousands and thousands of years, and were not convicts from England :face-blue-smiling: I really love your vids. They're so fun and respectful and just nice. Liked & Subed & shared
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  5153. Frida is one of ABBA
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  5154. You definetely need to visit the Škoda museum in Czechia.. lot to see there.. Also it would be amazing to see you try all the different european cars... I see that smile every time you shift gears 😁
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  5155. Our weather may be very British but we do love 'being' outdoors, regardless of the weather
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  5156. Visit Czech Republic and especially Kopřivnice town - it's the home of Tatra company and there is also absolutely fabulous Tatra museum.
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  5157. Just a fact about American chocolate vs Australian chocolate (I work in a lolly shop - candy store!) 🍭 American chocolate tends to taste bitter or sour to people in other countries due to the process they put the milk through in the US. it’s called lipolysis (hope I’m spelling that right!) and creates something called butyric acid which is found in things like Parmesan cheese and… vomit. So it tastes sour to us! Australian chocolate companies also often have to use different ingredients to prevent the chocolate melting in our heat, which also changes the flavour. Anyways… happy new year! Love seeing this sort of content from you guys!
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  5158. Hi - I'm a Perth-ite. The reason eggs are not kept in the fridge here (and most of the world) is because in the USA the eggs are washed /shampooed , taking off the protective coating that protects them from bacteria. Once I get them home, I will put them in the fridge though as I rarely eat them. All those USA products would be in its own international section. You are right to think we Aussies wouldn't really go for those highly coloured/sugared cereals. I think they would be for ex-pats. Spudshed has a UK section too. The free fruit for kids is to keep them happy/occupied with something healthy to eat. :)
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  5159. Internet needs more people like yourself! Cheers from Croatia!
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  5160. Skoda being part of VAG, same as Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Porsche, Lamborghini, Rolls, Bugatti, etc..., they share both the basis and the engines with VW, as well as some accessories. Although cheaper than VW, Skoda cars have a better reliability reputation, are larger (bigger trunks, more back seat leg room) and are better built. The Superb is the Passat of Skoda, the Oktavia is the Golf. Thanks for your work which I watch with great interest from Luxembourg.
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  5161. I've been to every Melbourne F1 GP, and the V8 F1 sound was amazing. You could hear it up to 20-30km's away (say 12-15 odd miles). I still love the old V10's, never got a chance to hear the V12s in person. I'd always need 3-4 days for my ears to stop ringing. Seriously Ian, NASCAR is brutal, but F1 back then was in a different league sound wise. Nowadays, we still get the 2 seater V10 as a support category/time comparison which is cool to hear and reminisce. The new hybrid engines, whilst they sound better now, you don't need ear plugs/protection. A Porsche Carrera Cup car is louder than F1 these days. But in Aus, we have a new(ish) category, S5000, they are brutal, and at the GP, as there's no noise restriction, a straight through exhaust is used, and the sound will pierce your ear drums, there may be videos somewhere of it on the s5000 facebook page. Rubens Barrichello and Giancarlo Fischella (ex F1 drivers) flew out to drive them.
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  5162. Yes, you can use the Eurotunnel in ETS 2 :)
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  5163. You are correct about the 500 euro note, they are being fased out because they were mainly used by criminals to move large ammounts of money. Most stores dont even accept them. Same with the 200 notes.
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  5164. Bread is a true institution in France. There is even a great classic 1938 movie about a village baker who couldn't make bread anymore, out of sadness because his young wife had eloped with a young, handsome shepherd. All the villagers ganged together to bring the fickle woman back ... so that they could have the baker make their bread again. 😍 Watch: "THE BAKERS WIFE Trailer [1938]" - Vintage Movie Trailers
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  5165. The level of commitment in hillclimb, both from the engineers and drivers, is insane!
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  5166. You mentioned rear reds. These are generally only used after arriving on scene to highlight that you are stationary, which is why a lot of videos you watch wont have them on. Also UK law prohibits forward facing red lights - even on emergency service vehicles.
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  5167. Once upon a time many eons ago when continents were all squished together, Australia and Canada were joined. There are 1.7 billion year old rock deposits in northern Australia that were part of the Canadian Shield aka Laurentian Plateau. So Australia and Canada have a lot more in common than just the stats.
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  5168. I had some 'interesting' experiences as a driver in Central Queensland in the late 80s. When the rains hit the dirt roads were, let's just say, not a place for young players.
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  5169. I worked for a manufacturer of vehicle inspection equipment for the last 23 years (I recently retired). Here in Europe, but also in countries in the Far East and the UAE, the items to be checked differ from country to country and per vehicle type (cars, HGV's, Trailers, motorcycles, etc). Also the pass/fail criteria are different per country and vehicle type. The hardware used for inspections (roller beds, emission testers, etc) is the same, but the software is always country-specific. Here in the Netherlands the general condition of vehicles is much better since mandatory annual inspections were introduced way back when. You never see a complete wreck driving on the road.
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  5170. There is a YouTuber in the UK who goes under the name HubNut. He tests, fixes (breaks!) older cars, and is a big Citroen fan. You could look up his road trip to Croatia in his 2CV ( Ellie ) and have.a good picture of how these actually go.
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  5171. There are gates that they need to get through. They get points for clearing the gates and penalties for hitting one of the poles. Here in Iceland they tend to use tires instead of plastic or wooden poles for the gates. There are also some videos on youtube on how the trucks are made. I think I have sent you some on instagram.
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  5172. I grew up with "tiger toast". It's vegemite on toast like normal (maybe a little extra vegemite). Then with strips of cheese melted on top (so it looks like tiger stripes)
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  5173. G'day Ian Growing up we never had a problem with the neighbourhood magpies, as we were one of the few families that also had a group hanging around with us and playing in our yard. My mother is now 86, and the birds still visit her several times a day and have done for the last 50+ years.
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  5174. These large scale rc crawlers are getting quite insane.
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  5175. The Scania Longline XXL is/was a real truck, Scania stopped building them but specialized companies now convert standard Scania V8's by extending the cab and rebuilding the interior. As they said in the video this one however is more of a showtruck. The R cabin was build in Sweden by Laxa and was actually develloped as a R crewcab for firetrucks supossedly for Chinese firetrucks (because they like spacious cabs and V8's for their firetrucks). Only 3 cabs were supposedly produced, 1 destroyed in a crashtest, 1 i dont know and this one that was bought by Vaex Truck Traders from Laxa and Laxa added an extended Scania Topline roof to it for them. Price for the one in the video was $262.000 and it had less then 250 miles on it. Here is the article in Dutch, dont know how well google translate will do, but still: https://bigtruck.nl/nieuws/een-vierdeurs-scania-longline
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  5176. What I appreciate Ian, is you understand Australian people are doing this for you. Australians love your reactions and want to share with you. I think you understand and appreciate that kindness and feedback you receive. We want to share with you and your lovely family and we just do.
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  5177. Glad the package finally got to you..it took at least a month to get out of the country! Glad you liked them and now you have 3 copies of the Australian Muscle Car Magazine! :D With Rodney Rude, he's a funny bastard and I got to see him while he was on the More Grunt Tour! Been listening to Rodney since I was 12! One thing about Rodney, he really hooks into the hecklers! :D
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  5178. My father was in the air force tailgunner Catalina. He said the Puma was a mascot of one of the US companies. Couldn't take it home so let it go ☺️ all the best Ian and to your family
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  5179. The Holden Captiva was dubbed the "Craptiva". So bad that my trusted mechanic said that if I bought one I would need to find another mechanic to service/repair it😂. Every second hand dealership had a pile of them to try to flog off onto unsuspecting buyers.
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  5180. The dude hasn't received enough recognition. Until last year he was the most experienced F1 driver in history although in the beginning of his career he almost didn't get super license due to his inexperience. He was such a natural talent that he got a formula one seat skipping all the junior formula categories (F3 and F2 of the time). He has participated in ONE THIRD of the formula one races ever held cry it out loud... And all this even thought he took a sabbatical of two years in the middle of his career to drive in World Rally Championship ans Nascar. Josh Revell's video of him is a good watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84rAifz3lnQ
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  5181. 45-50⁰c here in WA over the last week, and the beer consumption has definitely increased! 😜🇦🇺
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  5182. I have never clicked so fast on any video. I am Polish living in UK for more than 10 years and it always cracks me up to the point of crying the first reactions atpolish alphabet ;-) Trust me it is not easy even for Poles😀 The first sentence at 2:00 means: '' Everyone generously pets abstemious bees''. Could not forget about the most epic polish tongue-twister : "W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie" (In Szczebrzeszyn a beetle buzzes in the reed) ;-)
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  5183. It's because Australia loves you and you make life easier with covid,floods,and fires you're family are one of us much love from Australia
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  5184. There is saying that goes. There are two kinds of truck drivers, those who want to drive Scania and those who drive Scania. Greetings from Finland
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  5185. When i stayed in the US for a bit many moons ago, I left a random guy howling with laughter and nearly falling over at a random truck stop. We stopped for snacks and i was browsing the vending machine. (note to self: never ever ever buy American Lemonade. It isnt the same as Aussie Lemonade. US Lemonade is just lemon juice flavoured sodawater. In Australia Lemonade is what they call Sprite in the US.. Anyway...) I noticed that their collection of salted nuts and cashews were in identical packaging when it comes to colours in Australia. Bloke walks up beside me and also looks them all over. Me: "You guys have the same packaging as we have back home!" Bloke: "..." Me: "Just different Brand Name" Bloke: "............." looks at me as if to ask if I am sane and why in hell am i talking to him Me: "You know what we call ours?" Bloke: rolls his eyes and tries to hurry to decide on what he wants to get away from me Me: "Nobbys!" Bloke: snorts to himself Me: "Know what the catch phrase is on our packaging?" Bloke: now actually looks at me in confusion "What?" Me: "Nibble Nobbys Nuts!" I say deadpan Bloke bursts into sudden uncontrollable laughter as i find what i want and walk away with him nearly falling over himself and everyone now looking at him as if he had gone mad.
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  5186. LOL, Live in Canberra for a winter. you will NEVER forget it snows in Australia again!
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  5187. Hello from Saudi Arabia, great reaction .. go check their most viewed videos and make another reaction 😁😁 and if u got the chance to come over u r most welcome we will manage for the same adventure with RB team
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  5188. One of those drivers that they brought in the second batch was Bob Jane, He was a racing legend back in the 60s-70s and started his own tyre garage company. Before this test in 65 he had won the Australian touring car championship twice already. I recognised the name as soon as they said it because of the Bob Jane T Mart ads on TV and Radio over the years.
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  5189. The first was in the Netherlands, the second a driving school in Switzerland (the driver most probably hasn't even got his license yet)
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  5190. 6:39 - That is Slovak coat of arms. We are using it everywhere possible :D Great video, my man. You should finally hop on plane and visit us :D
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  5191. In Western Australia Southern suburbs it can get up to 45 degrees celsius but out where my mate works on a mine as he's a geologist he said it can get anywhere from 55 - 60 degrees celsius & you have to wear a net that extends over the brim of your hat & around your neck to keep the flies out of your mouth, at any time there could be 50 flies buzzing around your face out there in the heat of the bush.
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  5192. Many euro windows also have locks (with keys) on the handles for windows on lower stories you can use to stop someone outside being able to reach round and change the handle position or indeed stop those indoors changing how you have the window set. Also the big holes drilled in the NY windows shown are possibly due to condensation happening in the frame so they had to add holes to relieve that - problem with some old (or really cheap) metal frame windows, they didn't design them with breathing holes at all.
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  5193. You don't need an Aussie slang dictionary when you have us 😅 Can't wait to see your Aussie 'pool room'!
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  5194. I have a General Aussie Accent. But as a teenager I once travelled from Brisy (Brisbane) to Cairns with an American Lady who told me I had a strong accent. It may be hard to imitate our Aussie Accent, but we're quite good at doing other people's accents. My Brother met a Pretty English Tourist and Followed Her Home to England. They got Married the following year and now have a Teenage Daughter. Apparently He has a British Accent none of us have ever heard. Whenever he thinks or speaks about Australia, he subconsciously switches back.
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  5195. All good in Kalgoorlie, power is back on.
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  5196.  @omarsheriff51  don't take that grumpy reply serious, I guess he or she has either never experienced a good French, Austrian or German bakery, or might be someone who never experienced any passion! There are people in the world who simply have fun by destroying good vibes. I am German. I have been to France often. And I sign each and every word of your enthusiastic comment!
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  5197. I am glad I am in the UK. So many fantastic British and European beers - barely a dud amongst them!
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  5198. As long as you don’t fark with most critters here, they’ll leave you be.
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  5199. Always nice when reactors actually pay attention to the video
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  5200. The 2CV was during '70s and '80s not used as a car, but as a lifestyle. In the german speaking part of Europ it was called "Ente" (duck). There are many books about this Car and the adventures it tackled. From driving thru the Sahara Desert to driving to the far East jungles or around the World.
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  5201. Do not shake the wine before drink it.
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  5202. Back in the day until the 90s there was much more variation in truck engines than just I6s. Mercedes and MAN made V10 and V12 too, MAN had I6s that were tilted by 90 degreece originally designed for busses, that were mounted underneath the trucks chassis behind the front axle, so the cab was quiet and the floor could be much lower and completely flat without any engine tunnel, IVECO even still made air cooled diesel engines for construction trucks back then, they had inherited from Deutz of germany they took over.
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  5203. dm and dam are decimeter and decameter respectively. It was shown in the post already, but a decimeter is 10cm and a decameter is 10m.
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  5204. The Audi, Porsche video is still one of my favorite car videos
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  5205. great video. Greetings from Czech Republic ;)
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  5206. Ok Kenny needs too fly to Australia and actually drive a V8 at Bathurst see how he gets on 😂 #FlyingKiwi #SVG
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  5207. Germany is also a Federal Republic. We have 16 states who have their own parliament. We also have two chambers at the federal Level. Bundestag and Bundesrat. Bundestag has representatives from all parties according to how much percent they got in the federal election. Bundesrat has representatives from all parties according to the number of heads of states.
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  5208. holy poop, an American trying vegemite correctly!!!! You'll eventually find a happy amount of butter (or substitute) vs vege for your tastes oh and Dude, try it with some chedder cheese too.
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  5209. Hi Ian, as a European I think you can be proud of yourself. I think many Europeans would be worse in a similar quiz about the US or north America. Well done, thumb up. You're really good.
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  5210. Fangio vs the crash helmet is one of my favourite stories. They were made mandatory in 1952, and at first the drivers grumbled because they made you look like a coward (even though they were more suited to a game of polo than a motor race). Anyway, one Sunday Fangio was due to compete in the non-championship Autodromo Grand Prix at Monza, just north of Milan in Italy: the problem was that on the Saturday he was also competing in the Ulster Trophy at Dundrod Aerodrome, Northern Ireland. He'd arranged for Prince Bira of Siam (yes, really; he did motor racing as a hobby) to give him a ride down to Italy in his private plane, but the prince had crashed out early and left without him. Instead Fangio caught a flight to to London, and found there were no connecting flights to Milan; he linked up with Louis Rosier and carried on to Paris, only to find all flights had been grounded due to inclement weather, and all the sleeper trains had already departed. By now it was midnight, so Rosier offered to drive Fangio down as far as his home in Lyons in his personal Renault: when they got to Lyons airport dawn was breaking, but the rain meant there was still nothing flying, so Rosier told Fangio to borrow the Renault and drive to Monza himself. If he took the Mont Cénis pass through the Alps he should barely make it, and Rosier himself could get a taxi home. So began one of Fangio's greatest-ever drives. He'd been awake for over 24 hours by now, and the breakfast of coffee and a croissant at Lyons had been his only meal in 48 but he dashed from hairpin to hairpin, sliding through the corners like he was back in his Maserati, slapping his face hard to stay awake. When he finally arrived at Monza the tyres were worn down to the canvas, but it was 2:00pm, which gave him just enough time to have a quick shower and change into his racing gear to take the start at 2:30pm. Unsurprisingly, by 3:30pm, he was at Milan’s Hospital Maggiore, in intensive care. Starting last because he hadn't qualified, he'd had the bright idea to take Monza's Lesmo twins - normally third-gear corners - in fourth instead to make up time. He slid wide and, his reflexes dampened by fatigue, he couldn't catch it before he'd left the track and hit a hay bale, which had been sitting in the sun so long it had set hard as a rock. He was diagnosed with multiple injuries, not the least of which were severe concussion and a broken neck, but his life had been saved by, you guessed it, his regulation crash helmet, which had prevented his head being opened up like a hard-boiled egg. He was in hospital for three months (contributing to his rival Ascari's record of winning nine Grands Prix in a row), and he was never able to turn his neck properly after: if he wanted to turn to look at something, he had to turn his whole upper body. And then he went on to win the World Championship four more times. There's a reason he's called the Grand Old Master.
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  5211. G'day, XXXX is a Queensland beer. XXXX is also an American condom brand. Some years ago they had an ad with a theme song "I can feel a XXXX coming on". Americans here thought it pretty funny.
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  5212. There are actually several different kinds of bagpipes. In Czech republic we also have our own version in the folk music (especially in Strakonice and Chodsko regions).
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  5213. Funny thing is tree kangaroos do exist and are real. 😂😂
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  5214. Literally addicted to your videos! If you haven't already could you please do a reaction to some classic Aussie bands. Especially rock bands from the 80s!
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  5215. Yep. Gotta save some of that flaky pastry in the Beard for when you get a bit peckish before lunch!😂
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  5216. you have the chart of those measurements right up there. that's what the table at the top is supposed to illustrate.
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  5217. Now you've discovered some of the kings of Australian satire, Clarke and Dawe and The Chaser's War on Everything. Please react to more, they're hilarious national treasures!
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  5218. I remember seeing these beasts pulling trailers with 50+plus tons of tank on them. They were immensely powerful.
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  5219. Night time stages are just insane. I remember seeing some onboard footage of Colin McRae driving at night in the fog, the visibility was so bad that he switched the headlights off and drove the rest of the stage just on Nicky Grist's pace notes alone!!! I've been trying for years to find the footage again but alas to no avail.
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  5220. Red rooster is better than KFC in my opinion, it's not as oily,,, but in saying that ,,,I do love KFCs zinger burgers😂 Edit Daniella would be able to make pineapple fritters at home, they are the bomb😋😋😋😋🇭🇲
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  5221. LOL, I love this guy! When he had to get out, he said "Hello! Are you a novice driver?" And then he scolded her, explaining the rule to her. ^^
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  5222. Absolutely wait till your ready, don’t listen to those pressuring you. Family comes first. I’m sure we’ll see you when your ready to come down. The expenses to suck. with travel time, SYD to LAX is 14 hrs. I've done the flight before, it sucks but once you get to Australia i'm sure it'll be worth it. in the meantime i'll keep leaving tips on the vids. It's not much but id love to support as much as i can. Keep up the great vids, it'll be exciting when you do get to come and explore Australia, it is such a beautiful country, we really are blessed to live here.
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  5223. Haha you take that with good humour. We have our negative stereotypes here too, who definitely do not represent every Aussie either. I've definitely had the "what language do you speak in Australia "types of questions. Or "does everyone speak English there?" When I've been travelling. And "Do you have cities? Or is it just outback? " Some of my strangest interactions was a few years ago, online, with a few Americans who absolutely refused to believe it could be Summer here over Christmas(and were also horrified by the idea for some reason lol). They didn't understand the concept of opposing season and hemispheres. 😆
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  5224. Something they didn’t mention was what the manufacturers had on the drawing board which is one of the main reasons for changing the rules. Lancia had a mini sized Ferrari looking bodied supercharged twin turbo v6 4x4. It was nuts and the others were designing similar insane vehicles. Great to watch but the rules needed to be changed.
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  5225. I have lived in places like Airlie Beach and Byron Bay, some of my greatest memories are from hanging out with tourists and backpackers.. We dont even have to leave Australia to experience different cultures ❤❤
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  5226. Kindzmarauli is actually the name of the village near Kvareli in Kakheti region of Georgia where the wine is made. And it's made only from Saperavi grape that is grown in that region.
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  5227. Ok, I’m gonna be That Person who tells you that you looked up the wrong magpie. Type in Australian Magpie and you’ll get a whole different story!
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  5228. There is an interview online (audio not video) with Western Australian firefighter Andrew Wallace. Within days of 9/11 he had taken annual leave and was on a plane to new York, walked into the first fire station he found near ground zero and volunteered to help. He was working there amongst the debris for a fortnight and after he came home he organised holidays in Australia for first responders to help them with the PTSD from 9/11
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  5229. Possibly a vehicle identity plate for a CRB vehicle. The CRB was a Government Department known as the "Country Roads Board".
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  5230.  @cnikkor  that's the reason nature has such colors. To warn you that this maybe is toxic. But the civilized human thinks: "wow, something with this colors has to taste incredibly delicious".
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  5231. Ian CB radio is highly used in the outback to communicate with the trucks and road trains. Being polite and patient with clear communication to these truck drivers gives you another set of eyes ahead of what's Infront of them, thus letting them tell you when your safe to pass or which side to pass giving you plenty of time to do so. wind and bull dust is a huge factor in seeing ahead/ beyond trucks/ road trains and which part of the road they will be on to let you pass beside them. With out cb and knowing your there they will often let you pass by giving you room to do so providing when it is safe. Hats off to the blokes and lady's who drive those rigs as there polite and professional.
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  5232. The sound of that Audi gave me goosebumps!
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  5233. If we take OUR coal and OUR iron, we could make our own steel instead of buying it back from china, boosting our own economy even further and then exporting(probably much better quality) materials to the world
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  5234. Belgian beer = best beer
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  5235. We've also got much better coffee (and more coffee snobs lol) I've heard it said that US coffee (esp Starbucks) is like dirty dishwater in comparison, that's why Starbucks failed when it came to Australia
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  5236. Notice many people are walking straight up to the kangaroo and reaching their hands directly towards the roo's face. That is how roos fight between themselves, the kangaroo will often run or stand and fight. Others, like the paraglider landing, are the boomer (male kangaroo) protecting their mob. They will confront you while the mob gathers or flees.
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  5237. You will be able to open up your own Aussie museum over there! Great seeing Pedro in this video, I just adore his clothes & hat!
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  5238. That makes more sense, I was questioning that too.
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  5239. I did a holiday in Christchurch and down to Queenstown 22 years ago and it's beautiful spectacular and the kiwis should be very proud of themselves that they know what a rubbish bin is because when i was there i couldn't believe how clean the streets where , south island is spectacular and can't wait to do it on a Harley Davidson road trip next time. 👍🤠
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  5240. Congrats guys. Hope everything goes good with the birth. Can't believe how well Andrew is speaking now he's a fast learner that kid.
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  5241. These are called Tour Coaches in Europe and the UK vs a Bus which is used for in-city transport (see the bus in the tunnel with the lit sign). They normally take tour groups of tourists around holiday and tourist spots.
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  5242. How did he learn to do this.. He WAS that kid in the bush picking up snakes and lizards bringing them home to mum 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, The top 4 are in Australia, Cobras are in India
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  5243. Bring your family to Australia mate, Start living the good life. 🇦🇺
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  5244. Spent a week in Belgium. Did not have a single bad beer. Even the "worst" ones were great.
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  5245. Monarto zoo is a must see, you can do extra activities after the main tour finishes, i fed the lions, the feeling of a lions roar only 2 metres away from you is something else, it goes straight through you, also CHEETAHS, my fav big cat.
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  5246. I cry every time i see this. I used to own one back in 1977, sold it a few years later as was getting married. Kick myself every day, as we seperated years ago. Should have kept the car.
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  5247. I once experienced an extremely difficult landing approach in Hamburg. During a thunderstorm, we flew so low over the city that you could see people in their apartments having dinner. That was the only time I applauded the pilot after a landing.
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  5248. Hi, I live in Casino NSW. It's a country town in the north of NSW. Population 10,500. We have no casinos here. Every capital city has a casino, some have 2. I never knew we made that here until I watched your vid, how's that, cool. You can learn something new every day, love your vids
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  5249. Did you know it was an American woman, Moina Michael, who originally promoted the use of the Red Poppy for those who served in WW1. Then a French woman, Madame Guerin, established the first Poppy Day to raise funds for veterans. It's now been trademarked by Veteran's Associations for fundraising in Commonwealth countries.
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  5250. The thing about that move is it was all or nothing. He was out of the championship but that mad move got him in. I understand why he did it but yeah, it could have ended in carnage.
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  5251. Not familiar with ANY of these vehicles but what a handsome bunch ! The '30's looking vehicles in particular look really good. It's underestimated how much Czech industry contributed to the WWII economy of you know who. They really were world leading heavy industry back then
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  5252. Ciao IW rocker! That Trike is an Ape produced by Piaggio. This one has a 50cc engine… 😅 fully street legal. there were older ones up to 500cc, look them up, from the 80’s! have fun! 👍🏼🕺🏼 and keep up the good work man! greetings from lake como (very narrow streets!)
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  5253. Im from new zealand and gota say seeing u watching this was freekin awesome keep it up man
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  5254. If a price ended with a 3 it would round up to five, not down to 0. It always rounds to the closest 5. Makes your coin purse much lighter than having to carry 1c and 2c pieces and quibbling over 2c. Australia made this change in the 80's
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  5255. Rod Marsh was one of original Aussie Cricketers who stuck their fingers up at the old fogies of cricket in England. The game was changed to add some colour & be played in 1 day compared to 5 days of traditional cricket. A pioneer of a new cricketing era & for players to earn decent $$$$$. Rod was a Wicket Keeper / Batsmen & even vice captain. Shane was a pioneer in his spin bowling style along with his flamboyant lifestyle. Shane's bowling style was unique & comparing baseball - he was like a Lefty Pitcher. A Spin Bowler slows the run rate down as does a Lefty Pitcher. I had the pleasure of meeting Shane whilst he was playing at the SCG working alongside the Police. Kids loved him as he took the time to sign autographs & chat with the kids in the training nets. Shane would often stop his warm ups to spend time with the young fans.
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  5256. At least in my town, there are three police officers in the patrol car from 10 p.m. onwards. The fact that there is no "cage" in the car is because the German police operate something different. The police come in a "kind" of first responder and if someone is arrested and has to be transported away, they call a "GREEN MINNA" (old slang for a "prisoner transporter"). These days, this is usually a VW van with seven seats and a table where statements can be taken directly or evidence can be examined. It is rare that someone is transported directly into the patrol car. Where does the term “green Minna” come from? The name “Green Minna” is derived from the green color of the carriages, but also from the Rotwelsch word “Greaner” for “crook”. “Making someone a Minna”, i.e. treating them in an authoritarian manner, is probably the root of the name for the prisoner transports.
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  5257. Some of them a bit on the harsh side to the states. But still good to see you laugh and take it in your stride. 😉🤣
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  5258. Anything above 45 is unusual. 40-45 happens often in most places, but not everyday. Usually during heatwaves. The above is for the various cities were we live. The outback is the obvious exception though, it is mostly desert after all. P.S. Humidity levels have a drastic affect on how one can handle the heat. Very high Humidity 35 degrees is worse than very dry 45 degree dry heat (assuming you have plenty of water).
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  5259. They were everywhere in the UK in the 90s and early 2000s. Every self-respecting hooligan had them (most of my mates had them with ridiculous tunes and huge turbo conversions). The problem was they were very easy to steal and police helicopter chases were a nightly thing on the news. Most of them ended up upside down in fields or wrapped around trees.
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  5260. oh man, you definitely need to see some video of the Citroen C-15. The van for everything indestructible. There are even memes about it 🤓 I have had the Citroen Visa with the same engine and it is unbreakable
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  5261. You should try some BELGIAN beers. Crazy alcohol porcentages and huge variety!
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  5262. I have done eurotunnel a number of times, with car and motorcycle. On those small vehicles you actually enter a fully enclosed train, where you get boxed in by fire safety doors in every 4-5 cars.
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  5263. One of the funniest shocks I've seen from someone visiting Australia was my ex-hubby from Florida. He was standing outside, where there were tiny little black ants crawling all around on the ground. They looked to him the same as the harmless little black sugar ants he was used to seeing in Florida, so he didn't pay any attention to them and wasn't worried about dozens of them crawling over his bare feet and lower legs... until the ants decided that the meat they were crawling on didn't seem to be moving much and thus must be safe to harvest, and they started biting him. He was completely freaked out not knowing if they were just biting, or stinging him with some sort of harmful venom that could kill him. It took me longer than he could appreciate to recover enough from laughing so hard to let him know he wasn't going to die.
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  5264. in Dutch we have words like slechtstschrijvend if you want words that look like a cat ran over the keyboard.
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  5265. Should have wished for an endless supply of TimTams.. rookies
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  5266. One of the obstacles to the NT becoming a state is its low population. There are more people in my local area (NSW Central Coast) than in the entirety of the NT which has a population of approximately 250,000. As a state it would be required to bear a greater portion of the costs of its own upkeep. Roads, infrastructure etc. At present these are subsidised by the federal government. Its low population makes it difficult to create the revenue base required for such costs.
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  5267. Gotta say I had no idea Germany had so many historic looking places left and certainly didn’t realise it was such a beautiful place all round. Considering it was bombed to shit just 80 years ago and looks like it does now. Quite amazing 👏😊
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  5268. I miss alot of very famous European drinks like: SPA, EVIAN, S PELLEGRINO
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  5269. The Unimog was conceived as a farm vehicle that turned out to be very versatile. The Pinzgauer was conceived to get troops into the alps quickly...
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  5270. If you get a referral from your GP, a blood test costs nothing.
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  5271. New Zealand trying to steal the lamington, like they stole Pavlova. Damn thieves. But hey, if you guys had stuff as good as us, we would steal it to 😂
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  5272. if you want to drive manual, you must pass driving test in a manual gear boxed car. which allows you to drive both manual and auto .
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  5273. What about POETS day ( Piss Off Early, Tomorrow's Saturday) ?
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  5274. G,day Ian In the Alice, (Alice Springs) check out the Todd River Regatta, the only boat race WITHOUT WATER. Very interesting with all the maps, would like to see an American equivalent. All the best. Bluey.
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  5275. No problem with pronunciation, but Cairns is North East not North West, up in Queensland. If you like Florida weather, they're sorta the same. Yep southern hemisphere here, so seasons are reversed, winter at the moment. Climate ranges from monsoon to tropical, sub tropical etc. depending on how far south you travel. It's a land of extremes. Uluru... you use to be able to climb it, but not any more.
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  5276. Leave your laugh emojis here🤣😂😅⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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  5277. 2:10 The white car is a Toyota Corolla... And you have check this video "BEST OF PORSCHE 911 GT3 - FLATSIX PARADISE - 10 YEARS OF CRAZY RALLY SOUND"
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  5278. Love seeing Austrian content!
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  5279. I worked in Singapore for an American company they were super nice people but there knowledge on Australia and the Asia region was very limited and were afraid to travel because they thought all the countries hated them I found that a bit strange. I am from Adelaide and I love it there it's like a big country town and lots to see and no so much traffic like other cities you should visit there oneday.
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  5280. You will love the bowlers...
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  5281. sings “I like aeroplane jelly. Aeroplane jelly for me” Another classic old Aussie ad that sticks in your head forever! Yummy jelly too.
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  5282. In Finland and Sweden the plates, since many decades, belong to the car. In Finland you can "discuss" with the authorities and get a "suitable" plate, as the standard plates has 1-3 letters - 1-3 digits, example AUD-I, JML-I (a car belonging to former rally driver Jari-Matti L.) In Germany, and I think in Austra, the plates belong to the owner, and in Germany you can choose the letters and digits except the first 1-3 which belong to the region where you live.
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  5283. That list is missing just about 100 better bears from belgium.. at least..
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  5284. I absolutely love Banjo Paterson! Growing up on a sheep & cattle property surrounded by the bush, his words were my home. So quintessentially Australian. My school gifted me a book of his poems when I graduated top of my class & I still have it in pride of place ❤
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  5285. I'm a train mechanic for central Paris, if you loves trains, you should look up to the french TGV system and history, i don't know if theres a good video about it. Have a good day Wrocker !!
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  5286. Not sped up... I promise.... These guys are NUTS! That's why I love them.
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  5287. The population density in Europe is 34 per Km2 (87 people per mi2), in the US is 36 per Km2 (94 people per mi2). But this is because eastern countries are less developed. If you take western countries you have Netherlands 508 per Km2 (1,316 people per mi2), Austria 109 per Km2 (283 people per mi2), Belgium 375 inhabitants per km², Italy 206 per Km2 (532 people per mi2). Homelessness rate has little to do with population density and all with social support. I will talk about Italy: - free healthcare means people a) don't go bankrupt and b) mental illness (primary cause of homelessness) is properly threated. - special loans: to buy your first house loans interest rate is set by law and it's much lower than normal - social housing programs: not only there are house available from little to zero rent for family in needs, those family can also apply to slowly buy the house they were assigned too. All of this doesn't erase the problem, but makes it much smaller for sure
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  5288. Thanks for your wishes mate, spent the day sandbagging our house on the Sunshine Coast 🙏🏼 we’ll be ok
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  5289. Italy is kinda comparable to the US in terms of setup, warm air from the Mediterranean going into the colder alps, like the gulf of Mexico does
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  5290. I'm not a car guy but I love watching car people do their thing. :)
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  5291. The cooking oil jet fuel flight by Qantas was a one-off, 9 years ago.
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  5292. Just to make it clear. If you flee from a prison there won't be charges against you for fleeing. But oc you will get charged when you comitted other crimes while fleeing like blackmailing/taking hostages/murder etc. So you cant just kill some guards, walk out, get caught again and they're like "Uh.. he just wanted to be free. Forget about the corpses" :D
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  5293. You should react to some paramedics on bikes, also i'm from Hungary so this was a very pleasant video to watch!
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  5294. Thank you for educating us Aussies about Australia.
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  5295. You should watch the "Orangina Rouge" commercials, different style :D
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  5296. Tatra is one of the oldest car makers on Earth, they made first aerodynamic production car in the world back in 1934 and since 1999 they are making only trucks and military vehicles.
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  5297. Would be interesting to see more vids on Slovenia in general. Not a lot of ppl check it out like this.
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  5298. This video always makes me teary 🥲 I’ve never even left lol Checkout the different versions of “I Am Australian” on the ABC Australia channel on YouTube, during isolation last year they held a zoom singalong, it’s beautiful.
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  5299. I believe this is a 2020 Mercedes’, and they had a system called DAS where the steering wheel also moves forward and back, which changes the toe of the front tires
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  5300. At the 8 minute mark when you paused they mention 2 classes, one with sequential box and one with full manual. You definitely need to look at the " Bandag Bullet " . Absolutely crazy truck that runs only retread tyres.
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  5301. Once again you have proven that you and your family are loved, admired, and generally thought of as an honoury Aussie. Please get down under as soon as possible as my fellow aussies will greet you with open arms and a spot around the barbie. Keep up the great work mate
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  5302. When doing a Tim tam slam you bite off the opposite corners so you don’t have to wait for the chocolate coating to melt (this way you can have it with cold milk if you wish). I’d love to see you guys hand some Tim tams to random people or give it to the homeless as there is noooo way you’re eating all of those, and I still can’t believe that there’s people out there who don’t know what Tim tams are! You’re a legend mate, can’t wait for the next episode :D
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  5303. TAFE got cars donated to their mechanic training units by many manufacturers that had testing units in Australia. This was usually from the "big four" building cars here in oz at the time, Ford, Holden, Mitsubishi Toyota. When I was doing my first year of training we were given a prototype and test vehicle that was a 1991 TX5 Telstar turbo 2 door soft top convertable. The year after we were given a "proof of concept" Mitsubishi VR-X AWD Magna, about 8 - 10 years before they went on sale. Last day of my second we had a delivery of a European Opal "mule" that was fitted with the VR/VS suspension, IRS rear, manual and Chev V8. No parts of vehicle's could leave the work shop, none could ever go on the road, once finished with they had to be crushed, not even the wheels could be kept.
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  5304. Nothing is beating the Lancia Delta HF Integrale in the Martini livery. I saw one in the 80s parked inside an airport terminal as an advertising feature and you could feel the power of it just standing close to it. Stunning machine.
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  5305. Australia gets a lot of bush fires, and quite a few of them are extreme. We're constantly making improvements to our fire trucks for that reason, too many lives lost over the years. Also, the plane is carrying water, they fly over and dump it onto the fires 😊
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  5306. The movie "The Dish" is about Australia's part in the Moon landing in 1969. Cool movie, funny and informative.
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  5307. Yeah Ian it's all world heritage & absolutely gorgeous. The Daintree has the worlds oldest flowering plant (Australiensis Idiospermum from memory) or the idiot plant. Also the biggest snake in the country, the Amethestine Python. The jungle is home to tree kangaroos, that horrible stinging tree & a truly prehistoric fern called Angiopterus Evecta. Only two places in Oz where it occurs naturally is the Daintree & Carnarvon Gorge NP here Central Qld. The J is a great place to visit but an awful place to live. 1st the amount of monsoonal rain is measured in metres & 2nd everything gets covered in mold. The J is also home to crappy lawyer vines 100's of metres long covered in cruel sharp spines. If anyone has the chance to visit, it is highly recommended. Oddly inside the J & under the canopy even though the humidity is high it usually refreshingly cool. Like being inside a living breathing A/C
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  5308. You have not had Lamb chops!!!! Dude missing out!
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  5309. Richie Benaud (the guy in the Milo ad) was an absolute legend. A (fairly average) Aussie Cricket Team captain who had an amazing second life as the lead commentator on the cricket coverage in Australia and also worldwide pretty much until he died in 2015. His voice and his temperament a perfect match for the game. A National treasure. Irreplaceable.
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  5310. Hi Ian some info on the small tracked vehicle it is remotely operated by the recovery worker is used to get vehicles that are inaccessible for a tow truck. EasTract is able to take a vehicle even if the car is locked, damaged or burnt out, from any location (underground parking, small courtyard, in a filed, in the mud or on the snow, etc…) where a truck can not go because of it size. It is also able to remove automatic and 4×4 vehicles without causing any damage to gearboxes or four wheel drive systems. The EasTract is then loaded onto the recovery truck with its load with a vehicle of up to 2.5 tons.
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  5311. 37 cultures in Darwin. Speak english in a group setting. It's illegal to litter. Don't tip, we are well paid. We are polite, "what" is offensive. Please don't haggle. Love that you want to do the right thing when visiting us. Nice video Ian. From Queensland Australia 🐨❤
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  5312. Poland is super underrated imo.
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  5313. Czech beer are the best! they have so many good beers, this staropramen,bernard,breznak, Urquell, Krusovice,kozel and so many more,always buy that if i want a good beer or a Stella Artois
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  5314. When you see an aboriginal word repeated, it means very, very, or lots of, so I am guessing Gimpy is aboriginal for lots of pain. Gimpy Gimpy trees are in sub-tropical rainforests, and almost certainly tropical rainforests. They are no joke! Interestingly, right next to them is usually found a sort of a lily, with a waxy sap. Rubbing an area "stung" by Gimpy with this sap will capture and extract many of the Gimpy needles. It is your only hope. The pain is excruciating. I once brushed against a very dead leaf and had a welt on my leg for many days. No more bushwalking in shorts! American coffee might come in a bottomless cup, but it is absolute rubbish, only one short step above airline muck. Starbucks survive in US because their coffee is another step up, but look at the success of Aussie coffee shops in the States and you will see what they had to compete with in Oz
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  5315. What makes it even harder, he is changing a H pattern gearbox with his right hand. That would be hard to get used to at those speeds.
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  5316. Scania is just the Best Euro Truck
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  5317. Looked into the discribtion and commenta of the OV. It was wet and they tried to transport 386t, with not enough vehicles.
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  5318. One thing very few videos ever mention: Never underestimate how much Aussies swear. Of course, not all Aussies swear, and how much swearing you'll hear largely depends upon where you are and what social pocket of people you're interacting with. We tend to be far more polite when we're in places where more respectful behaviour is expected (being at a nice restaurant, in business, talking with tourists, etc) and when being filmed and online - because we're very aware that there are times and places where it's not appropriate and the internet is one of those places. In the reality of our own territory in a casual setting however, it's not unusual for Aussies to drop F and C bombs into casual conversation, not just as an expression of anger or frustration or for the sake of getting a reaction like they're used in most other English-speaking countries, but as a normal part of our vernacular. Some areas are more sweary than others, but generally speaking, most people coming from elsewhere in the world, including the USA, are often quite shocked and many get quite offended at first, at hearing how often Aussies will very casually drop F and C bombs like they're completely normal non-offensive words. As for cost of living, Kinda Australian did a video dropped today comparing current basic grocery prices in the USA to Australia with as much fair unbias as possible, giving the prices in both US and AU $ with compatible items from compatible stores, with some surprising results: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw_9H4jHq3A
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  5319. Mercedes 300SL ''Gullwing'' one of the most beautifull cars in the world.
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  5320. Awwww the fact that you felt such emotion from this 1. Proves the heartfelt nature in it 2. Proved your connection to Australia & your love for it. Starting to believe you were definitely an Aussie in a former life!! 😁
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  5321. It would seam like UK and nordic countries probobly have the most extreme colors, the reason is probobly due to fog and low visibility condition in winter. Where I live, even when it's daylight out in the winter. A gray or white car is basically invisible in some light conditions.
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  5322. 8:14 - Not only it's an Audi but it's also ELECTRIC! 🤯
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  5323. I come from Switzerland and tornados are afraid of the mountains here...good luck...
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  5324. It’s time you get a t-shirt stating: "We don’t have that here" 😂😂
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  5325. I had a friend years ago who would not purchase the new plastic bottled coke.. said it tasted different to the glass.. (shows my age, it changed in 78)
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  5326. For an alternate beautiful/stunning view, take a look at the Philip Island Race Track.
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  5327. G'Day Ian and Daniella, you guys are beautiful, what a ripper thing to do. The donations you made may have turned tears to smiles. Your generosity and thoughtfulness is so inspiring, it made my eyes leak. Cheers to you both, and to your wonderful kids.
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  5328. Have a great day with your family. I love mail times and seeing your face when you get something new and unique. The kids popping in to say hello brightens up my day. And then there's Pedro...what can you say he is awesome.
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  5329. i like your reaction videos, because it feels like you're genuine. there are a lot of channels that make me feel the person is trying to cater to a european (specifical) audience for views, but you have actually things to say about what you watch. i really appreciate that.
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  5330. As a Norwegian, I can definitely confirm that is how the Norwegian EAS alarm sounds like, and different signals mean different things - although we recently added digital EASes to smartphones as well.
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  5331. super proud moment, when Dani said 'Noice' about the Mad Max car, nailed it hahaha
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  5332. McDonalds also has trademarked the word Maccas
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  5333. My wife and I spent 3 weeks on a self fly/drive holiday in Tassie in Feb 20, just before the world imploded. We loved it, cool summers, wildlife, history, the best food and one beautiful vista after the next. My wife's friends were trying hard to talk us into a ship cruise instead. Dodged that bullet. At the end my wife started talking about retiring there, but it is a little cold in winter for me. We live in South East Queensland (Aussie Florida). I could see myself spending summers in Tassie and rest of the year in S.E. Qld. We did and saw everything on this video and much much much more. This video is about a one week stay.
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  5334. It looks like Wham's 'Last Christmas' will be the UK Christmas No.1 song for this year thanks to it being the 40th anniversary of the original release.
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  5335. I love netball, and as a guy I played in a mixed team, and the pace is intense and the girls are amazing athletes. So much fun.
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  5336. The roo would most likely have killed the dog if the guy didn't find him. They will run them into water and drown them also. Yeah they are tuff mofo's that fight each other for dominance, but almost never attack humans. They will f ya car up tho, that's a certainty.
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  5337. Also crossings in new york aren't crossings, I almost got run over by a car, there were zebra lines on the road, i started walking over them and almost hit by a car, I realised that they are NOT pedestrian crossings quickly. In australia, zebra crossings are for pedestrians who have right of way.
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  5338. Torana all the way, loved watching them race at Bathurst especially Brocky's 05 Tory...legendary car, legendary Driver....
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  5339. Hi friend. Greetings from Czechia, it would be lovely if you could visit but my recommendation is to spend at least half of your time outside of Prague. I know it's an amazing city but it's just one facet of the whole country. I know it's hard to compare because of the size difference but people can't really visit USA by visiting just LA or just New Orleans. The advantage is that in Czechia you can travel from one interesting place to another and another with maybe an hour or two spent in car or train between amazingly different stops. It's less than an hour from Prague to Mladá Boleslav (for all those Škodas), then you can be in Kutná Hora ossuary in maybe 40 minutes or another hour. If you are still not full of sights you can then be in Litomyšl in an hour and half. There you can have a rest in some pension, spend maybe an hour and 20 minutes to Olomouc from which it's just an hour to Kopřivnice to see Tatras. I'm not even kidding. I'm driving all across Czechia a lot due to my work so I'm probably rather correct with my estimation with some additional margin for local traffic jams in larger cities. There are like 900 castles here so even a huge fan of history and fortifications like me have visited less than a third in all my life. And even if 700 of them are ruins, those another 200 are probably more than most visitors could ever see in person. And if someone is a fan of hikes? Just look at all those bloody mountain ranges and river vallies. It doesn't matter if you follow along Vltava, Dyje, Nisa, Jizera or most of others. There are always some terrific hikes to be had. Maybe avoid Labe (Elbe) downstream from Jaromeř town unless you really enjoy walking a flat land among huge fields. And even then there are many interesting trips to have. They are just very flat trips. 😀
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  5340. There's a Pommy YouTuber who did a trip around New Zealand and while there he bought an old 2000 model Ford Fairmont ( Aussie AU Falcon in other words) He sold it and then toured Aussie but he fell in love with the AU so much that months after he went home he contacted the person he sold it to and ended up buying it back and shipping it all the way to the UK
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  5341. I happen to be the only one up a hill with my 2CV when the road was snow covered. All the other cars were stranded.
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  5342. Thanks for doing this! I appreciate your channel, it takes some guts. I'm from Chile and spent 10 years in the US, and I was shocked of how the clueless people were to the rest of the world. One of the things I appreciate about bein back in Chile is my son doesn't have to learn to run in zig zag at school, that makes so sad for all the great people I met there and the friends I left behind. I discovered your channel from the ones you start to look into F1, but this is priceless content. In terms of cars, I'd recommend looking into Ayrton Senna!
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  5343. you need a driving wheel for sure.. the force feedback will make it so much more immersive, you will not regret it! :)
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  5344. This was very interesting! The year I was born (1967) NZ changed to the metric system. I have never heard complaints (even from my grandparents or other oldies of the time) about how hard it was or any of them holding onto the imperial system. I’m sure there were teething problems but everyone learned. Most of my generation still weigh babies in imperial 🤣 I suppose we want to compare the new bubs weight with ours and parents 🤔🤣🤣
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  5345. Try being a rally navigator, total faith in the guy with the wheel and pedals. As for the trucks, try watching the Dakar Rally as the service trucks are fully equipped mobile service centres and have their own race.
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  5346. RE: Black Friday. In the last few years there have been attempts to push it in Australia. But it generally fails because the Thanksgiving on Thursday is not a public holiday over here. It is not observed except for US immigrants or people with some personal connection. So the following day is not observed either. Neither is a day off, they are just ordinary working days. There are some attempts to promote Black Friday through online sales, but not for real stores.
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  5347. Hi Ian !!! I just have to share this observations I did during my years working on Cruiseships (as an engineer) . I worked on 5 Star ++ ships, so quite an extensive all inclusive service level for the passengers. In each passenger cabin there was a safe, clearly marked as such too with instructions on how to use it clearly posted on it and in the cabin. For each new cruise with the new batch of passengers, there were always like 20-30 cabins that these safes had to be changed in, because the passengers thought they were microwaveowens where they could heat the McDonalds/Burger King or whatever fastfood they prefered when they got back onboard after a trip on land.....🤣And yes, these passengers were in 99% of the cases from the US of A. 🙂 Hope you and your family have all had an awsome Xmas!! Greeting from Norway
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  5348. By watching this video or any other related video from australia me as an Australian i just want to say how proud to be an Australian the country i was born grew up in i wouldn't live in any other country.
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  5349. Germany also invented the computer mouse. For real. "Input devices with three buttons and a ball below" The letter went to the patent office, which rejected it: Not innovative and not a viable application. The device disappeared into the basement of the university. Later, the computer mouse was reinvented and patented by Americans. If a German makes an invention today, he either goes abroad or has as much patience as a cow.
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  5350. I'm a farmer and driven both cab over and bonneted. Both have good and bad points. If you're getting in and out the truck a lot, (during harvest about 50 times a day) bonneted is a lot easier than a cab over. But as far as engine access goes, most bonneted trucks still have the back of the engine in a tunnel in the firewall, protruding under the dash inside. Access to anything around the 5th and 6th cylinder is very difficult, (in my Mack a fuel filter sits above the starter motor and is near impossible to get to). Lifting a cab on a cabover is a pain, mainly because you have to remove any loose items, but once its up the whole engine is more accessible than a bonneted truck.
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  5351. Wow i have been following you for a while now, and i never expected you to do a vid on my home country, due to it's small size. (Only 2 mio population) I couldn't believe the thumbnail at first 😆. Maybe sometime you could check out a vid about Slovenia. We have some interesting landscapes and other stuff here. Interesting fact: our capital Ljubljana has been regarded as the green capital of Europe.
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  5352. Born and raised in NZ and been living in AUS for 15 years now and I can say both countries have roundabouts everywhere
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  5353. "History of the entire world, I guess" is a masterpiece and one of my favourite vids that I can keep going back to again and again. Loved that you finally found it.👍😊
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  5354. I would highly recommend watching a few MotoGP races, they are imo, the best races of them all. Yeah, it's only two wheels and far from a car, but so are proper racecars. You can see different styles and use of the body, difference in brands but all very competitive. Try to watch a few before Susuki quits. Most of the time, the races are just better and 7/10 races are amazingly good. oh btw As it stands, Johann Zarco holds the record for the fastest speed recorded on a MotoGP bike - a 362.4klm/h (225mph
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  5355. The beige fleet with red flowing banner on is from my hometown in Norway. Narator of the video fogot to tell we in Norway also have 25.25m modul trucks on selected roads and areas. Timber trucks can be up to 24m. Max weight is 60 tons for both timber truck and modul trucks.
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  5356. How weird Wombats poop can be huh? 🤣 P.S. Julian O'Shea's Channel has blown up Lately!!! Good onya Julian and Good onya Australia ✔
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  5357. You bring up a good point, the way dates are said can influence the way we write them down. February 21st = 2/21 makes sense. In german the most common way to say it is the other way around, 21st february = 21/2. The most common way to write down for example a birthday would be 21/02/2025 or 21/02/25. Resulting in all three parts being the same length anyways.
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  5358. Man, your parking skills are amazing! You must have done things like that in real life quite some times...
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  5359. The full video is well worth a watch for the extra content/discussion at both ends, and also the one where they show you the effect on the car of all the laps he did in it. Misha has loads more brilliant content on his channel too. IIRC the M4 is stock engine, but stripped interior, roll cage, clubsport suspension and AR1 semi-slick tyres (hence the tyre noise) so built for track use (you can hire it from Apex!). You can also go passenger with a race driver in some of their cars, including the "world's fastest taxi", a Porsche 911 GT2 RS MR (Manthey Racing modifed version), still road legal but can do a a lap in under 7 minutes which is just ridiculous. The onboard footage of that is like a speeded up video game...
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  5360. Hell yeah it’s me, my channel and my daily truck 👌🤣 Town is called Chrudim and it’s far away from Prague Truck is from 1988 😉
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  5361. You did really well, you gave yourself way more than was reasonable with the trading partners, as an Aussie I wouldn’t have guessed half of them correctly. That one was HARD
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  5362. I remember from the time I was in the military, when the German Armed Forces took a Leopard tank and removed the turret, and drove it on the Autobahn, achieving 100 miles per hour. That was 50 years ago.
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  5363. Just about every house in scandinavia is made of wood not flimsily made though, we have some of the strictest regulations in place to make sure every building constructed is up to the newest and highest standards as to prevent people living in poor conditions, prevent huge wastes of materials because buildings made cheaply will need to be demolished earlier. also wood is the cheapest building material around. sweden is basically one gigantic forest.
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  5364. 11:05 You're not wrong that was a scary accident. Alonso (in the red Ferrari) essentially had Grosjean drive straight over the top of his car. F1 missed a death by inches. This is one of the crashes which caused the FIA to start thinking about improved head protection for the drivers and led to the introduction of the halo the cars now have.
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  5365. in weather also it is important to know when it get close to freezing temperatures so you can expect ice on the roads. At least in here high north. Greetings from Finland.
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  5366. I kept shouting at the screen “Just below Serbia!” and “the one on the coast!” and “you’re running out of time!” but you didn’t hear me
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  5367. Americans actually say Adidas incorrectly. Adidas means Adi Das which was short for Adolf Dassler.
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  5368. The one thing I will say is: In the country (of Australia & not the cities) we catch people out all the time by waving to total strangers! I've seen people in total shock by me just waving to them (like it's never happened to them before?) just driving down the street! That's just what we do! Those who embrace it, tend to fit in very well, but those who don't, end up just being outcasts & moving on. I've watched so many of your videos & your love for Oz, I feel that you "GET" what we are about & though I have suggested it before, you just need to get your arse down here & experience it for yourself (& PLEASE, don't got to the tourist spots, while they are nice) us "REAL" Aussies are just out & about doing our thing & would welcome you at anytime. No invites required, come see the real Australia !! Come Say G'Day !! 😉
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  5369. A few of those "emus" were actually ostriches. Ostriches have proper feathers, which hold their shape. Emu plumage doesn't have the little barbels that holds the feather together. Snow is normal during winter in the Snowy Mountains area of SE NSW, and NE Victoria, so are wombats and roos. Just ask the tow truck operators, and the panelbeaters. You do get albino kangaroos, the same as you can get albinos in any species. A lot of these videos seem to have been taken in wildlife parks, where the animals are more used to humans, and regard us as food dispensers. In the wild, the wild animals would be off into the scrub, if a human came within 100 metres.
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  5370. The blue & silver one is a 1962 SV1, also known as the S Series Valiant. It was literally an American Plymouth Valiant with 225 slant six & 3 speed borg warner converted to right hand drive
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  5371. Volvo trucks are pretty beast mode. Anther difference is Euro trucks tend to have modern interiors. In Australia obviously we use both and the American olschool style are decked out nicely. However i have to admit with my last job we had an new Mercedes that was all modern and it was a really nice change.
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  5372. Radenska ❤❤❤ Is premium staple drink here in Slovenia. A must in fridge.
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  5373. Radler is so light the you often drink it when you dont want to drink alcohol. The alc free version is often handed to under-agers as it tastes good, but does not get them drunk lol
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  5374. The car was in group 5. All the cars in the racing series were crazy ford zackspeed capri, bmw 320 , lacia beta montecarlo . love from germany.
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  5375. My biggest concern is how we are going to survive all these financial and political crises, especially the power struggle in the Australia. The government has really made things difficult for its citizens and we cannot just sit by and suffer the consequences of bad governance🙏…
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  5376. Lol. Tree kangaroos are real mate. And Lyrebirds's are legit too. Love your content. Keep up the great work.
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  5377. Australian football was codified in 1858, English football was codified in 1863, American football was codified in 1873 So Nah....is not a copy of English, American or Rugby football....
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  5378. There are an estimated 105,000 Americans living in Australia. Australia is an incredible place to live for a variety of reasons – the laid back culture, the warm climate, and the beaches to name just three.
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  5379. I was at the last race on the weekend. Saw Holden drive across the line in first place for the last time. It was an honor to see and a heartbreaking moment all at once. I was proud to have a tear in my eye. My father drove Holden's. My mother worked at Holden's then I did my apprenticeship there. The factory is just down the road. I knew lots of people who worked there over the years. Just another nail in the coffin for Australian manufacturing
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  5380. The Drifter was Chryslers answer to Holdens Sandman & Ford's Sundowner panelvan. I had the option to buy a drifter once but bought the sandman instead... wish i still had that car. Also the XC Cobra was only built because Ford Australia had 400 extra XC coupe shells left over towards the end of production. They turned a factory accident into an icon. Its awesome to see how excited you get when seeing/ trying aussie foods, I cant wait to see the jerky video, I love Kangaroo jerky to the point that i make my own ( I buy the meat in the supermarket as hunting them is illegal unless you're a primary producer). Kangaroo has next to no fat, yet high in iron and other vitamins, so is actually pretty healthy. Thanks again for the content throughout the times we've had in Australia recently. It means alot.
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  5381. Those Holden commodore are amazing we get them in saudiarabia as the chevy lumina also we got the holden caprice as a chevy caprice because when chevy discontinued them sales went down so they had to do bring it back and we also got a ss trims which they basically made it into a corvette sedan
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  5382. As an Australian I've always been intrigued by the haka. The passion, the intensity, the unity, the intimidation. It's beautiful and commanding at the same time. The all blacks rugby team do it really well too.
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  5383. Ian, your pronunciation of Australian words and place names is becoming really natural sounding. As an 🇦🇺 born 1970, I can hear your American accent (Sorry I don't know Regional 🇺🇸 accents), but I also appreciate your ability to pronounce Australian and Indigenous words with Respect and without (much) trepidation.... Good onya! (had to say it 😂)
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  5384. The old fuse boards had ceramic wire fuses. If the fuse blew, you would need to replace the wire with either 10 amp wire for light circuits or 15 amp wire for power circuits. The wire was held in place by brass screws. Just had to remember to turn off the main breaker, otherwise you would blow the fuse putting it back into the holder.
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  5385. Irish is taught in the school and it is in media, but people are rarely use it. Mostly English. Same situation between Belarusian and Russian. Russian just engulft everything. As did English in Ireland
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  5386. Love the humour here in aus it's certainly its own country 😂
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  5387. I drove on this roundabout a couple of times. You just have to give way to the right hand side and stay cool. I'm dutch btw. Keep up the great work!
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  5388. You should look more into OM606 and 605 motors. The 605 is the 5 cylinder that sounds so nice.
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  5389. I was born in 75 in the uk. And its the same here. The 70s and 80s and 90s were awesome. Simpler happier times. I think the Internet and population has a lot to do with ruining the modern world.
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  5390. Swearing is just natural to us it's as common as using a verb, the biggest suprise in this video is only one of the clips says bell end.
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  5391. Rovaniemi is at arctic circle, and many areas mentioned are a lot further north.
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  5392. As awesome as it is to be there, the television coverage is brilliant with all the in car cameras and quality camera men. The only thing missing is the smells of rubber and racing fuel
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  5393. Pronunciation of cute animal... Paddy-melon. Easy.. The Vegemite date shows BB Standing for Best Before not Use By. It's good to consume.
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  5394. Also, funnily enough the Thumbnail “I want one” was the marketing slogan for HSV (Holden Special Vehicles) “I Just Want One!” True fact.
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  5395. That last car the WRC car was driven by Peter Possum Bourne who is New Zealand and Australia's top rally driver. He sadly lost his life back in 2003 with a head on crash while driving a hill climb course drive prior to the event that was his favourite event.
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  5396. I drove Tatra 815 8x8 In Finnish army, yes its 19-litre aircooled twin-turbo V12 sounded awesome 😎
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  5397. the maker of this video has done an absolute stunning job of choiceing the angles of the shots to make it look like they would be normal sized and also good choice of background scenery to highlight the size
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  5398. Hey @IWrocker love all the Aussie content but it would be great to see a video introducing you and your family’s life in Chicago…what you do for work, fun etc there. If nothing else, it will remind you of your former life when you guys move here permanently 🇦🇺
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  5399. the first combo of ambulance cars must've been something like cardiac arrest or severe trauma, because the patient is in the ambulance car (driving first), the Skoda following is the Quality Manager (Field Supervisor) who is deployed to life threatening events assisting and peering the initially called paramedic team; the last car (VW Caddy) is the emergency doctor car (usually seated by one max trained paramedic who drives the car and the emergency doctor who has left his car to join the ambulance crew and leading treatment of their patient in the ambulance). They drive together to hospital and after this the Field Supervisor will talk to them (debriefing). In Vienna day and night there are two to three Field Supervisors, around ten emergency doctor cars, 50+ ambulance cars and one helicopter equal to emergency doctor car (plus pilot, obviously) in service.
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  5400. 400 cans later
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  5401. It is ILLEGAL to own more than 20 packs of timtams
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  5402. What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back to you? A STICK
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  5403. those skyscrapers in view would be Surfers Paradise/Gold Coast. I love a great queenslander. So airy. The cool breezes go straight through the house (unless its inner city in which case they are bloody hot and need airconditioning like most qld homes have). Looks like a shipping container pool on the deck. Thanks for this
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  5404. That car was a 1.8L supercharger and turbocharged that as normal output was 500hp. In a video regarding that car the rally driver Toivonen said “that car is so fast that my brain can’t keep up with it” or “I’m scared of keeping the foot down to make it slide than I realized I have to drive it like I’m on rail tracks”
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  5405. I'd also recommend Iwona Blecharczyk. She's a Polish truck driver and vlogger all over Europe.
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  5406. I Across your channel and these videos recently and I’m loving this content. As a born and bread Aussie it’s so cool to see outsiders discovering more about the county than just what you see on tv and movies. As a content suggestion you should see if you can collab with other YouTube’s from each state capital either in video form or just to get even more specific info on each state and city!
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  5407. @IWrocker, something I learned while working on a farm: Eggs will keep unrefrigerated, and in room temperature for one month, if the eggs are placed pointy end down in the carton container. I find it strange that people are so against Haggis, yet eat sausages. Sausages are more or less miniature versions of haggis, except now the filling is encased in a synthetic lining.
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  5408. Serve chilled with ice and a slice of orange. The perfect thirst quencher.
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  5409. Ngl, Ian probably has one of the most wholesome channels out there. I honestly really enjoy the content, keep it up :D.
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  5410. they should just keep making the older version. it's like they understand why it's been so successful but they can't help messing with it.
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  5411. Oil changes as a dedicated service are nearly unheard of here in Europe. You're required to have a safety inspection done to your car about once a year and the mechanic/dealership usually does regular maintenance such as oil changes while they're at it.
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  5412. "Hanging Rock" is one to check out for freaky places and for UFO's, the "Min Min Lights".
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  5413. This was a great quality video. All filmed in Brisbane, which is a very outdoor city due to the weather. (Short sleeves in August!) Even if you live in a major city, you will still see wildlife in some areas. I am close to the edge of the city and we have koalas and possums in the trees, lots of different birds, and kangaroos in the street occasionally.
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  5414. It's a beast. At this moment the good old 813 is serving in Ukraine in a form of donated RM-70 rocket launchers and Dana mobile artilleries. From what I heard they love them there.
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  5415. I've owned two of this generation. First up the Favorit 135LE. Followed by the "upmarket" Forman 136 GLXe. Estate car, electronic injection! Door cards fully covered! What a luxury car! Actually followed Skoda since 1988. 130GLS, Rapid 130, Favorit 135Le, Forman 1,3GLXi, Felicia 1.6 Fabia 1,4 100hp, Octavia 1,6MPI and current Fabia estate 1.0TSI DSG. I actually engaged in establishing the Skoda Klubb Norge, in 1998. Happy days! Has Skoda evolved over time? You bet!
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  5416. It look lt a brick on wheels.
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  5417. My favourite invention in my youth was the wine cask,$5.00 for 4 litres,my mates and I used that invention a lot.
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  5418. Ian & Dani your kids are growing up right before our very eyes. Emma is a little lady now and Andrew is the sweetest boy. Sydney in her Aussie onesie is just adorable 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  5419. Polish Tymbark sweeps the last drink you gave 10/10 off the shelf . It's called Tymbark Po Prostu Lemoniada and consists of Juice 45%, water 55%. No added sugar . In Poland, a bottle costs about $1.50 for 1,250 milliliters. Nutritional value in 100 ml of product 79 kJ / 19 kcal
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  5420. I love the cat in the beginning in the background 😊 🐈
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  5421. A MOVIE CAR, There's only ONE movie this car could be in........ Mad Max!
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  5422. Kangaroo leather has been used for motorbike gloves and full leather motorcycle suits for years well known here in Aus how good it is.
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  5423. The Brazilian one is also the German “Entwarnung” (all-clear Sound). 1 Minute continuous tone
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  5424. Entree and serviette are French words. As in cuisine.
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  5425. Something interesting. Peter brock lived in Nutfield, north of Melbourne (I live in Hurstbridge which is right next to Nutfiled and hosts an old garage which Brock's parents owned and also has a park named after him, Brock Park). Not far from here (4.5ks) is Diamond Creek which is where Craig Lowdnes grew up and went to school (Diamond Creek Tech, now called Diamond Valley College) and then a little further down the road is Greensborough which is where Jamie Whincup grew up (I grew up about 6 doors up and he was one of my childhood friends). So within about 3 suburbs of Melbourne we had Brock, Lowdnes and Whincup, with 23 Bathurst wins and 13 Australian touring Car Championships between them. Pretty extraodinary!
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  5426. It makes sense as the original designer of the first Land Rover in the 1940s had a Willys Jeep and said: “we can make something like this.” It really is the British Jeep. From 1970 to 2001 the Range Rover’s engine was the iconic 3.5 litre Rover V8. 3rd gens had a BMW V8 now it’s a Jaguar V8 BTW. It’s just Range Rover. don’t worry about combining the two. 😂
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  5427. Glenn's father, Bo Seton, raced in every Bathurst 500 from 1963 to 1984, winning outright in 1965 and winning his class in 1976, 1977, and 1980. Glenn competed in the Bathurst 1000, as it is now known, 26 times between 1983 and 2010, finishing 2nd three times and 3rd once. He should have won it in 1995 but the proverbial $2 part denied him the victory, with a handful of laps to run. One of the most talented blokes to ever get behind the wheel.
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  5428. I used to be a race mechanic in Group C (now WEC) in the 80's/90's and the pitstops were the highlight of the weekend, very stressfull but great fun! If you want to see something very impressive then check out Audi's transmission/back end change in I think the 2000 Le Mans, less than 4 minutes! Or even Porsche GT brake disc and caliper change in 32 seconds also at Le Mans
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  5429. Landy's are something else, Mum had lwb 2a to take us to school in, i had a swb series 3 for 10 years (still miss it), you must go down the "Camel Trophy" rabbit hole.
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  5430. 6:50 Well, for me this is a daily thing. Not the show these guys performed, but the girl and the boy are always here. And the rain on the roof and the bird's sounds from out the back are very calming. Plus the birds, and my new friend, an Alexandrian Parrot that ran away from home and decided it likes it here. If I was religious, I'd say I'm blessed. But no, I just like animals.
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  5431. My fave videos of yours!! The view, the fam and seeing everyone’s generosity… love it! 💜
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  5432. As an Aussie I quit often see roo fights what I always find funny is the other roos that just stand around watching the fight like it's some sort of fight club.
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  5433. Hi Ian! When you mentioned how far north Australia goes consider this...When Papua New Guinea gained independence from Australia all of the Torres Strait islanders voted to remain part of Australia which means that from the northern most of those islands Australia is just 4 kilometres away from Papua New Guinea! Cheers!
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  5434. I went to LeMans 2010 where the Audi factory team won due to the entire Peugeot team of 908’s having to retire with issues. The endurance races really do push motors to their limits and beyond. Awesome sound in person and yes, the ground vibrates and goes right through to your teeth!
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  5435. Every sign has a backstory as they said in "how I met your mother". Edit: Koala and platypus are quite cute, until you get to see the fangs of a koala and learn that platypus have venomous spikes... The crocs are probably the cutest after all.
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  5436. Mate I'm about as Aussie as they get and I wouldn't even consider doing this. You're as mad as a cut snake.
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  5437. We definitely have adds/commercials for medication just not as many for PRESCRIPTION meds(it really makes no sense to advertise a prescription med if you cannot buy it over the counter)
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  5438. Bond-eye. Like the James Bond movie Golden Eye. It's a nice if stupidly expensive spot. Bit on the nose with the rest of Australia right now with Bondi residents flouting covid restrictions leading to NSW's 1500 odd covid cases today. Ermm... lets not start that little fight. Lets just say Noosa better than Bondi and move on. Wineglass Bay is one of the most beautiful beaches anywhere. Period. Not developed and destroyed. Interestingly it isn't just the shape that recalls the bowl shape of the bottom of a wineglass, but the sea there also used to run red with blood as this is where whalers used to bring their catch in the old days - whale migration coming straight past this point up the east coast of Australia, and the gentle slope and sandy bottom made it really easy for sailors to bring their catch in and not damage their boats landing them. That whole area, Coles Bay, Bicheno, Swansea... all just beautiful. If you're ever in Tassie that area is a must see. Gold Coast. Yeah, if we're doing a Miami Vice Australian style it's set there. It already has all the drugs and crime it needs. Pity really, because the Gold Coast hinterland is beautiful. Check out O'Reilly's and Springbrook Falls. Beautiful places without some bikie trying to deal you some meth or some crackhead in a TapOut t shirt trying to coward punch ya. If you love offroading along the beach, you need to check out Fraser Island. It's like god designed it for that reason. Stockton Beach is pretty awesome too. South West Tasmania is awesome for that stuff too. As to how these are the best 20, I really don't know. I'm looking at Altona and Elwood and thinking people just rushed it, much as I used to love a winter fire and a bottle of Stones Green ginger Wine on the beach at Black Rock. How the hell is Fraser Island or Stockton Beach not on this list? Port Willunga? Low Head? Mount Martha? Rottnest Island? So many beaches to see.
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  5439. Ps is PferdStarke, which is the metric measurment of horsepower, equivalent of 98,6% of 1 hp.
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  5440. I'm drooling so much I look like a dog with rabies.😂
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  5441. Greetings from Stuttgart, where this little beauty was built
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  5442. Leuven town hall is amazing. And hardly any tourists around.... love it!
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  5443. They real amazing thing is you can actually do an equally fantastic top ten just for each european country, like mine (Spain): Cordoba, Sevilla, Granada, Segovia, Leon, Avila, Toledo, Madrid, Caceres, Gerona...
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  5444. fun fact for Ian.. 1st generation of fabia RS was 1,9l tdi🙋🇨🇿best 1st used car ever, if you can get one
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  5445. Yes please, learn more about Poland! I'm Polish and I could tell our country is just breathtaking. It's also safe and friendly to tourists. Aaaaand I love your channel.
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  5446. Been there a couple of times, this is really how it is. If you think your safe in the carpark having lunch at a picnic table seriously chech the bushes around before you relax. We scared a 4 metre croc in bushes next to where we were which casually walked and slid down mud into river. Only in oz
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  5447. HAHAHA someone found one and actually sent it in🤣😂 Guys the kangaroo coin purse is made from a kangaroos ball bag. 😂 Only in Australia 🇦🇺
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  5448. This lady had the perfect face for a Hot Lap Passenger, adorable, hilarious.
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  5449. Eating a pie and sausage right now while on smoko!! Love it and love how much you both love Australia 🤍🤍
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  5450. Nice selection of excellent beers! Our southern neighbours really know what they are doing. Their beers are among the best in the world. Love the channel, greetings from The Netherlands!
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  5451. It is a gentlemen's sport.
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  5452. Tom Scott has a video about this. The principal of any roundabout in it's most basic terms is it's a tee junction to a priority circular road, obviously those already on the circular road have priority, just like a normal tee junction. The zig zag lines are before pedestrian crossings and inform you that you cannot pass or park within the zone (you don't want to pass a parked car only to hit somebody that was obscured by it, or overtake somebody recklessly with the same bad outcome).
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  5453. The defining moment that made me a fan of Kimi is when he drove full speed into a huge plume of white smoke in the 2002 Belgium GP. Every other driver would most probably have lifted but not Kimi. He drove in pedal to metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXzcgSZZtr8
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  5454. Berlin actually has 2 Zoos... the older "Zoologischer Garten" wich is located directly in the City Center between Kurfürstendamm and the district of Tiergarten, is indeed the largest Zoo when it comes to indivudual species in exhibition ... but not by area covered. The "Tierpark Berlin" in the east covers an area that is almost triple the size.
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  5455. Having stayed in the US as an exchange student from Switzerland for a year in '99 i heared it all! "Do you drive on the right side of the road too?" "Does it snow every day over there?" "Do you guys celebrate 4th of July?" "Where are you from? Switzerland? Ist that on the east coast?"
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  5456. If you look at how English developed, it started with Briton gaelic, then after invasions by the Romans (Latin), Saxons (German), Scandinavians (Old Norse), Normans (French), then Greek through religion at the time, it became an amalgamation of those languages, then transitioning from Old English, to Middle, then Modern. There was also a dialect change in the 1800's which is why American and British English has several differences, such as the pronunciation of words like dance and path, and Americans retaining the silent H in words like herb.
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  5457. I'm from Europe and I love Europe but I've also been to the USA and I can definitely say that we don't have anything like the expanse of America or some of the natural wonders of the USA. America is amazing as well.
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  5458. about small French cars, the 4L trophy is a solidarity rally-raid reserved for students, it starts in France, goes through Spain to end in the Moroccan desert and takes place only on Renault 4Ls (built between 1961 and 1994) Each crew must bring in addition to their equipment two backpacks with school supplies and two sports bags with sports equipment and make a minimum donation of €20 on behalf of an association that builds schools in the desert.
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  5459. POWER WAGON DON'T CARE!!
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  5460. You might actually really like the ken block onboard rally with hoonigan. There's a decent amount of American rally circuits in Pennsylvania and Maine they go to. You get to hear all the onboard and its very exciting
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  5461. Fun fact, the 3 litre engines had to have the engine oil heated prior to starting to get the clearances right
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  5462. Fun fact about arronts is the shapes are shaped the same as on the box all different shapes for different flavours hence being called shapes
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  5463. If you look at the logo of Blaupunkt, it is a blue dot. The word Blaupunkt literally means a blue dot in German. Blau meaning blue and Punkt meaning a point/dot.
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  5464. Dude. That birthday book from women's weekly is a classic. Keep that.
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  5465. Probably the aussie Milo was smoother than prior experience, because nomally you have mixed with a spoon, but this test sample was mixed using the mechanical stirrer/whisk So very likely no longer as chunky.
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  5466. That Women's Weekly Cake CookBook was a staple in most houses when we were growing up... we would spend the month leading up to our birthday parties looking through the book for what we wanted our cake to be and then "helping" out to make it As for the 'L' and 'P' plates, we use those to differentiated drivers from experienced drivers. L-plates are for first time drivers, you need to have an experienced driver with you and record your hours (120 hours minimum) so you can take the driving test. P-plates are the next level and there are 2 levels of P-plates (red lasts for 1 year and green for 2 years). You can drive by yourself on these levels but are restricted on certain aspects of driving like speed and how many points can be deducted before you lose your licence.
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  5467. The Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race takes about three days of hard sailing along the Pacific coast. The entrants are all millionaires who can afford the big racing yachts with room and beds for a dozen or more crew. If you follow these yachts, you can bet on the race and it screens on the TV News, but otherwise we just make the most of the day off and hang out with family and friends that we didn’t get around to seeing yet.
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  5468. In italy we have the Alps so we have many different spring waters that are high quality. Unfortunately San Benedetto is not one of those but it is mid range. If you are ever curious in the High quality waters we drink Pejo in our house but there are many more italian spring waters like Norda, Lauretana, Plose, Surgiva, Dolomia, Stella Alpina and others that you can get in glass bottles delivered to your house weekly and you send back empty.
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  5469. Billy Thorpe wrote an excellent autobiography before he passed and he said, and I paraphrase, that whenever he was in LA at a party somewhere he could always spot the Aussie by our perfect execution of the word C**t. Lol I never realised until then we were masters in that art.
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  5470. 9:58 "What is this?" - I AM A DRIVING GOD!!
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  5471. Pro tip: If you are pouring hefeweizen, pour the entire contents except for a little bit left in the bottom. Swirl the can/bottle (I normally buy it in bottles) to stir up the sediment, and quickly pour the remainder into the glass and let drip for a few seconds. The sediment settles in the bottom of the bottle, and this is how to get all that goodness in your glass. It also looks cool as it starts settling in the glass. Paulaner is one of my faves. Try Hacker-Pschorr.
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  5472. Ah childhood memories. Milo on icecream is a staple. So Australian.
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  5473. Northern Territory was originally called the northern territory of South Australia before it became its own territory
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  5474. Here in Mexico City buses have their own exclusive lanes, often driving in the opposite direction of the car traffic and travel time is less than half the travel time. Also public transportation uses contactless payment e.g. with your phone.
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  5475. As a proud Australian, I can't speak highly enough of our firefighters and volunteers. Absolute hero's the lot of them ❤
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  5476. Lyre Bird gets its name from the hand held, stringed, harp like instrument, as the birds tail plumage resembles the instrument. I think the bird mimics the sounds that it hears as it probably thinks that it is repeating a mating call and might get some action.
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  5477. I drive Škoda Fabia 1.9 SDI made in 2003 and it takes 3l/100km whitch according to ChatGPT is 78MPG. Not bad for a car as old as some of my coworkers. :D
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  5478. I drive across the Nullarbor for work because I'm a truckie. Its not completely straight, there are bends in the road but there are a lot of very long straight sections, especially the 90 mile straight, the longest piece of straight road in Oz. Once you get to the western end, then you climb through the Fraser Range. Driving through there when it has fog and misty rain reminds me of travelling through the snowy mountains. Its an awesome drive and something I reckon every Aussie should do at least once. It really shows you how big our little spot downunder is.
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  5479. I love this type of videos! Since I'm Swiss, here are some fun/notable Swiss inventions (not discoveries): - Aluminium Foil - Celophane - Velcro - Absinthe - Swiss Army Knives (duh haha) - Full Metal Jacket bullet - Bobsleigh - The Red Cross There's many more of course but I though these were nice ones to pick. :)
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  5480. Really like your content 👍 Your humble and curious reactions are refreshing too see on youtube and it’s so nice seeing the clips for the first time with you. Keep up the good work man! Cheers from Sweden 🥳
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  5481. A Toyota Highlander in Australia is called a Toyota Kluger because Highlander was already taken by Hyundai, TJ.Maxx is TK.Maxx, "Good Foods' icecream is known as "Streets" (Walls in the UK) also with Smiths/Lays/Walker's Salt and Vinegar is Pink, Cheese n Onion is Yellow, BBQ is Orange, Chicken is Green, Original is Blue and KFC Zinger flavour is Red and White. But KFC Zinger is not currently on shelf. We only get it for a few weeks every year as treat. Which sucks cause I'd buy them all the time. Oh and yea we definitely have Old Spice here.....IM ON A HORSE 😂
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  5482. My daughters sent a parcel to their American friend in California, they too had some stuff stolen out of their box. It's awful that postal workers feel it's okay to steal from their customers.
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  5483. This has been going on for many years in the Uk. I used to watch this nearly 50 years ago. They would set up in any field they were given permission to. Didn't have all the controls and safety they have nowadays. My dad's Morris Oxford estate car was stolen by some banger racers because it was a very solid old car. He was a bit upset!
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  5484. The Green Audi: The Audi 50 is a small car with a four-cylinder petrol engine and front-wheel drive. The Audi NSU Auto Union AG vehicle (internally: Type 86) was produced from summer 1974 to mid-1978. It was largely identical in construction to the less well-equipped VW Polo I, which was built from 1975 to 1981
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  5485. In Spain, not common, but I've seen at least one per building garage; you will find a parking spot that has a cut down version of a bollard, that has a hinge to lay it flat and a padlock to hold it in place.
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  5486. When I first moved to Australia, I lived in a bogan suburb and couldn’t understand anything anyone said for two weeks. But you’d be right, mate. You’re bloody good at Strine mate. Cheers 🍻 👍🏼🦬🕷🇦🇺
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  5487. Video doesn’t do this justice at all. The sound of the F1 cars then was almost beyond belief. They were so loud it was fantastic! The upshift and downshifts almost sounded like a small explosion on every gear change.
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  5488. The abrasion test was surprising because kangaroo is used for motorcycle protective suits and gloves by most racing teams. The claim is that the kangaroo can be made much thinner than other types, which reduces weight but also increases suppleness and comfort. Kangoaroo is also used in other sporting goods like footy boots, and of course, whips.
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  5489. King Tiger is WW2 and petrol.
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  5490. I was lucky to leave school 2 weeks before turning 18 and traveled the east coast from Newcastle to Darwin for work, All I can say is this part of Oz is mind blowing......Berry Springs is a nice little place just out of the city, turning 18 in Darwin was unforgettable from what I remember 😂
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  5491. In the late 1970's I was holidaying in Surfers Paradise and one day decided to take a drive to Noosa. in the half light of dawn a giant rock suddenly appeared in front of me. Wow, I've got to check this out. I drove until I found a turnoff then proceeded to the lookout. The beauty with the fog in the valleys below and the surrounding peaks jutting up mesmerised me. I couldn't look away for minutes until an accented voice behind me told me he felt the same way every morning. I turned around to see a deeply tanned skinny little man dressed only in KingGee stubbies (shorts). He told me he lived on the mountain and the circumstances that led to his choosing the odd place of abode. He said he was a German merchant seaman who became very ill en route to the next port of call, Rio Janeiro. The ship's doctor had no clue as to what made him so sick so he decided to make his first quest a visit to a Brazilian doctor. He received bad news - the doctor said he had terminal cancer and the next port would be his last. Brisbane...he gathered his belongings, left the ship and started walking inland. He said he would walk until he found a good place to die. He found his spot - The Glasshouse Mountains. As he ascended he felt at peace with himself. He got to the top, built himself a little lean-to with what was available around him, and prepared to meet his maker. I remarked about how well he looked and thought I could lose a couple of pounds myself. I asked him how long ago it was that he landed in Brisbane and embarked on his final journey. "Thirty years." On the way back from Noosa I returned to that spot to check how the mountains looked in the clear of the afternoon sun. He again appeared from somewhere and said, "I knew you would be back."
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  5492. As a Tasmanian I find that Tassie is a good place to live and the population is growing. Lots of great things to do.
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  5493. You have to checkout the "backyard birds of Australia" youtube channel. She has a variety of birds that visit her everyday including Magpies, Kookaburras, wild ducks and King Parrots.
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  5494. That ute is a Toyota Landcruiser 79 series single cab. Its got a 4.5 Litre Turbo Diesel V8. One of the most common utes here in Aus.
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  5495. Keep this up & the kids will develop an Aussie accent! Haha! Your nearly at "Honorary Australian" level mate, keep up the great content & we'll end up adopting you, kidnapping you and the Family, & bring u back to OZ! You'd fit in here bloody well guys, I hope u can at least come visit sometime soon. Love from Western Sydney brother!
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  5496. This was my job before I got sick and disabled 10 years ago. It is such a violent feeling that the adrenaline will make sure you can not sleep for a couple of hours after your shift.. God bless and lots of love from Norway..
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  5497. In Glasgow there are many Italians and many authentic restaurants. Thank goodness. Italians might not have "garlic bread" but they do have bruchetta, with oil and garlic.
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  5498. Yoooo you got some Milka! That is the standard chocolate most people eat here in the German-speaking area of Europe I would say. Milka has probably dozens of different kinds of chocolate, you could likely fill an entire week's worth of videos just tasting them (and getting fat in the process 😅) :D. The same could probably be said about Ritter Sport as well. I feel like your wife should also have tasted all of them, would be interesting to see what she has to say :). Regarding the packaging of the Milka, you open them along the white stripe at the back and the inside edges of the packaging are a bit sticky, so you can completely re-seal them if you got some left over! When it comes to the Kinder (which means "children" by the way, hence the English term kindergarten!) products I can highly recommend Kinder Pingui (the standard one is ok, but the strawberry and cherry ones are out of this world!) and Kinder Bueno :). Kinder is a brand of the Italian confectionery company Ferrero and was originally marketed for children.
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  5499. Over the next 3-4 years, the rules in F1 are trying to slow the cars down considerably. The 22 rules were supposed to slow the cars by 3 seconds a lap (but by the end of the year it was around 1 second slower than the previous year) As it is, I've love to have seen the W11in anger on this circuit of the Americas compared to Hamilton's W09. As it is - watch the W11 at Monza or Spa for just how good it was before the FIA crippled it for 2021.
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  5500. Thailand is wild. 32 years here and I still get surprised!
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  5501. Hello from Czech republic. Varnsdorf is city and its definitely isn't in USA but, in Czechia, from country where Tatra has a production line and headquarters. And, Hasiči is in english Firemen.
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  5502. Love these uploads, any length is great! You and your family are such genuinely awesome people, and you make me smile !
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  5503. Oh no....Sorry Dannielle, but you've used the wrong sugar honey. Your granulated sugar is our castor sugar ( I had to crush sugar cubes in Illinois, so you might need to do the same). Your powdered sugar is our icing sugar. Also, you're making a sponge cake, so you can't change any of the ingredients - you have to use the 6 eggs, because they are necessary for the rising. You just can't mess with a sponge cake recipe, it's a very touchy recipe I'm afraid. Your mix will be the wrong consistency. Never mind. You'll know next time 😁
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  5504. Please watch the whole Germany VS Spain match with us or at least the highlights. But the whole match is way more fun you will love it i swear it was crazy
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  5505. This has nothing to do with the video, but all to do with the channel and the supporters of it. Thank you so much for the support the other week, when I wasn't feeling good. I'm not feeling good again today.. hence me finding another IWrocker video to watch lol..... I keep trying. I've messaged my disability worker, I've messaged my counsellor.... I'm not giving up. It's hard though sometimes. So I just want to say thank you to all the support I get from both the hosts and the supporters of this channel xx <3
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  5506. Fun fact about that if all the ice melted: Finland grows about 7 square kilometers per year. The weight of the ice age pressed the ground down and it is still raising back 3-10 millimeters per year depending on the exact area.
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  5507. It's among my favorite cars, the sound of the 5 cylinders is just amazing. the whistle of the turbo ... it's an eargasm
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  5508. Great work guys! Grated apple and carrot are really yummy "hidden veggies", sesame seeds are great on top. Doesn't matter how they look, just the taste. The salt comes from the tomato sauce, slather it over the top.
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  5509. Australian states do have governors however their roles are mostly ceremonial. They are NOT involved in politics. The head of the political government in each state is called a Premier. In the territories the premiers are called Chief Ministers. And of course there is a governor-general for the nation. All governors are the representative of the Head of State, being Queen Elizabeth ll.
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  5510. Now you've got to watch Alex Higgins greatest clearance from 1982
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  5511. The 10c coin reverse side depicts the lyrebird. They're renowned for mimicking sounds and other bird calls/songs. Check out some videos of them and do a reaction, tell us which sound you think is their native call.
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  5512. I have experienced the cold because i was born in France and then moved to Australia when i was 8. I am now 22 so I’ve been living here most of my life and I’m grateful for that.
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  5513. 11:23 I saw a reaction video on an American young dude, watching a rally video for the first time. When he saw a WRC1 Ford with a big Red bull ad all over it, he instantly concluded that must have been an American driver. I had to comment, that small Fords are not designed and manufactured in the US, and that Red Bull is Austrian. He never replied...
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  5514. Fun fact, idk about ALL European countries, but at least here in Portugal, especially in smaller towns, you hear those when the fire station received a call and needs extra personal (since unfortunately in villages you only have volunteers' fire stations). It's creepy but I've grown so used to them by now haha, i hear them at least once a month. No matter the time, it will echo throughout the whole town. Kinda spooky if you're walking late at night on the empty streets. And yeah, is pretty loud just like you saw 😂 Edit: depending on the number of spins, you also can know what's going on, if fire, if car accident, etc.
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  5515. I applied for a kitchen hand-job several times at the same joint. Was told not to come anymore 😂
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  5516. A massive congratulations to you and your family mate. Your hard work is definitely being recognised!!
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  5517. If you never heard it i would recomend you to check out the french Leclerc engine. It's an "Hyperbar" engine made by Wartsila. It's pretty unique because it's a "basic" 16.5L (976ci) diesel engine fitted alongside an helicopter turbine used as a turbocharger. The turbine drives the hydraulics and electrical generator while the exhaust gases are used to propel the turbine side of a turbocharger. It's called Hyperbar because the turbine / turbo system provides continuously 10 bars of boost pressure (140psi).
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  5518. You can also drive on automatic transmission. That's also realistic. Then you should have a controller with separate gas and brakes, otherwise the game will start to drive backwards when braking. But you could set that somewhere. Otherwise, it is advisable to skip gears. You can start off in 4th gear, shift straight to 6th and then to 8th.
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  5519. Definitely do more with your father in law he is a beast shout that man a drink from me aha. love seeing all you guys smile. Much love guys
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  5520. If it looks familiar, that's the body style used for the Mad Max Intercepter.
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  5521. With so much unpleasant content on YouTube, it’s so wonderful to have a great channel like this. Loving having your whole family involved.
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  5522. There's been Ford F150/250/350 trucks imported sold by third parties, but the new model is actually sold by Ford Australia through dealers. The LHD Texas Maloo is an Australian Maloo back end with the front half from a Chevy SS merged together, usually the vehicle keeps the US VIN and is still registered as a Chevy SS, getting around the 25yr law
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  5523. Love watching anything going around the Nürburgring. Played it so much in games I know every corner now.
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  5524. Why are they being interviewed in a hot tub drinking beer? Why not? Happy Australia Day Ian and family 🇦🇺🇺🇸 EDIT: I felt like a proud mum when you said deadset legend.
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  5525. Aussie living in Europe here. Make the round trip, 24hrs each way, every year or so. Yeah, jetlag is a bugger, but the key thing is getting enough vacation days each year. I get 5 weeks off a year in Europe, roughly what I’d get if I worked in Oz. Aussies love to travel. See them everywhere in Europe, but not so much now. Hope this improves in 2022. In comparison, when speaking to Americans, they seem to do really quick 1-2 week trips to Europe, as that’s all the vacation they get that year. One more thing about closing hours. Yes, shopping hours are much shorter than the US. People need time off to be with family. Comment about restaurants closing mid week at sundown. That’s rubbish. Some might close one, two days a week, usually Mon or Tues, but restaurant scene is as good as anywhere.
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  5526. Several of the inventions can be highly disputable. Often the inventor credited with it made the first working model for a mass market - or just had the better PR. I had the honor to meet Konrad Zuse when he was visiting our computer class way back in the 1980's and talking about the Z3 computer. ^^
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  5527. We pronounce Adidas the German way in Australia
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  5528. Greetings from a worker from the DAB (Dortmunder Actien Brewery) I´m glad you like our Beer :D
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  5529. Thank you for making this video. I've just gotten home from attending my local dawn service and seeing this video meant alot. Thanks again. LEST WE FORGET
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  5530. The Chasers are incredibly funny. They have Been around for years. A whole episode of their show is worth checking out.
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  5531. Did my apprenticeship on Chryslers in the 70's. Remember being sent down to Melbourne to do courses on them, and one of the instructors was involved in their Bathurst cars. They had done testing with a 340 Charger, and achieved 172 mph down Conrod. then the supercar scare story hit the papers. Phase 4 Falcons & XU2 Torana got shelved. Chrysler had imported enough bits to make 200 homologated Chargers, but then had to detune them and sold them as 440's. But they used all the go fast bits in the South Australian only police highway patrol cars. Apparently the fastest cop cars in Oz. So wanted an E49 6 pack, and a guy who worked at the local drivein had one. Always asked if he wanted to sell, but always said no. Went to the drive in one night, but no Charger. Said he sold it because petrol prices going through the roof. Cried when he said he let it go for 3k as he didn't think anyone would buy a gas guzzler.
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  5532. The guy won a fight against a croc, with several upper cuts and the croc hasn't been able to show his face to his peers again from embarrassment. Lmao
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  5533. Taste is an individual matter. In other words, some people like ANTONÓWKI apples, others prefer JONAGOLD apples. It's none of anyone's business... It's important that there is free choice and no one restricts anyone's access to either one or the other... Na zdrowie/cheers😎
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  5534. Fire tornados are common in big bushfires.
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  5535. I'm with you on experience. Trying a supercar seems fun and all... But knowing that your car can just leave the road and go wherever has to be more satisfying.
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  5536. 🇸🇦🤝🇺🇸
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  5537. Hahah you can’t go wrong with a slam 😊👍🏻 probably a good thing you kept the last one for a slam, I’ve knocked off a half packet with one coffee 🤣🤣🤣
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  5538. 75 mile beach is on the Eastern side of Fraser Island , the largest sand island in the world , many humpback whales around the island this time of year , on their annual migration .
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  5539. They are cool, the one with the arch was a extra add in, also i have never seen one with red interior like in your video that was a first. The thing i love about the SANDMAN is they came with the GTS MONARO options, the Dash, the steering wheel and wheels the running gear generally was the 253 V8 with the M20 4speed manual gearbox, 308 had the M21 and the diff was a 3•36 or the 3•55 ratio open center borgwarner NOT the LSD, the 308 was i think a customer extra option. The emissions where a problem for power so what people did is they took the heads from the HQ Holden V8 which had no emissions did a swap but left all the emission pipes to hide the fact. Thanks for the shout out and doing a SANDMAN video. 👍🤠 🍻
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  5540. On that sheet of paper, you could read "Eilbulldog", which translates to hurry_Bulldog.; which were the faster going road version, made for trailing heavy loaded trailers ( up to 2 at once) instead of trucks. And they could double the speed of the agricultural versions. So this was a "normal" road going version of the 1930s withe norma truck hitch and gauges and license plate. Oftentimes circuses had those to trail their Loads and animals and wooden housing trailers.
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  5541. portable sirens are false hes trolling lmfaoo
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  5542. Enjoy! The Bundaberg factory is quite interesting to visit. Your wallet is always lighter on leaving 😂
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  5543. Don't forget there are two different police forces within France - the police, which is civil, and the gendamerie being military.
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  5544. I would love for you to learn about east Arnhem Land Northern Territory and Yolngu aboriginals it’s an awesome history and such a beautiful place
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  5545. Here in sweden you have to do "risk 1 and risk 2" before you can do your theoretical test as well as the driving test. Risk 1 is a 3h course abot how drugs and alcohol affects your driving and judgment, Risk 2 is learning how to drive on slippery surface. It is asphalt with rubber coating on which there is a lot of water sprayed all the time so you get aquaplaning. There you will learn how to brake, make evasive maneuvers, accelerate, etc. safely. First you go with an instructor then you get to drive alone while the instructor stands in a tower overlooking the courses and can talk to you via intercom. There are lights on the roof of the car so they can see when you brake and clutch. Fuel here in Sweden right now is about 2,5usd/liter diesel and 95 octane gas is about 1,9usd/liter 98 octane is a few cents more. If you got load on a trailer and its not real secured you can get a fine and have to park the trailer at the side of the road to go and buy straps.
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  5546. Kangaroo's trying to beat Murphys lap of the gods for pole position.
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  5547. Probably the hardest, and definitely the craziest, landing by Ryanair was in March 2006. The pilot missed the City of Derry airport, Northern Ireland, by SIX MILES, landing instead on a disused military runway at Ballykelly army barracks. The passengers only realised when they looked out the windows and saw the aircraft was surrounded by armed soldiers !!
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  5548. Thats awesome to see the love and happiness being shared in such away and as an Australian it warms my heart to see that we can help people in some way form or manner even from this side of the planet ahaha 🙂
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  5549. As has been said by others. I love hearing you swear. I know this is a family channel and that’s the big thing I like. Love seeing your family. But as Aussies it’s awesome to hear you let loose. Should say we don’t all swear like the stereotype. But in the right circumstances we swear exactly like the stereotype.
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  5550. My son had a FPV (Ford Performance Vehicles) Typhoon, which is a hot Barra turbo. It had a very expensive exhaust and he added further tunes . We were stopped by the cops 1Km from the dealer in Melbourne he bought it from as he gave it a little berries and it stepped out even with Traction control activated. As we were going to NSW he let us go with a warning It later did an 11second quarter even with the ZF 6 speed not allowing to stage as it needed a reflash. It was almost undrivable in the wet. He crashed and then got a territory turbo ex ACT police, and did the same mods, and he reckoned it was faster due to better traction.
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  5551. I wear pluggers/thongs/flip flops everywhere but no shoes are pretty common in the hotter parts of the country. Our work culture basically boils down to "work just enough to support the lifestyle you want to live".
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  5552. I can't believe you guys don't have meat pies and sausage rolls.... They are so yummo.....
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  5553. The camera footage they get around the track is just brilliant.
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  5554. He knows the size of his car and where it can fit trough 😅👍
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  5555. Wish you and your family Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Kyiv Ukraine🇺🇦
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  5556. That snake in the couch is a harmless little fella, no venom and just wanted somewhere quiet for a nap. I have a couple like that but a bit bigger as pets. Nobody really has kangaroos as pets, you need a wildlife license to own one.
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  5557. Jordan has an incredible memory of growing up in Australia that makes his jokes about being a millennial in Australia today hit so hard if you are in the same age range. I do not remember half the shit he casually drops in as a joke and blows your mind how similar we all grew up before the internet dominated everything. A lot of his jokes are not just super regional but often incredibly relevant to being in your 30s as an Aussie. That's his power, his connection to millennials and zoomers in Australia probably changed the result of our most recent election.
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  5558. If you listen closely, you can hear the tires crying for mercy.
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  5559. Here in Norway, the American brake/indicator lights are not legal. So when you import an American car with ONLY brake/blinker lights, you will be instructed to put on orange blinkers by those to whom you must show the car before you get Norwegian plates on the car. We saw this on American vans that were used as ambulances here in Norway from 1980 to 2010. They had to fit an orange light under the headlight at the back of the car, which was not particularly pretty, it actually looked better in the front. But many US cars had to put this on in order to be approved here in Norway.
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  5560. The numberplate is probably just that. CRB stands for Country Roads Board which was the precursor to Vicroads.
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  5561. Australia has the 2nd tallest tree in the world, found in Tassie & Victoria, (The Mountain Ash). They might have even been the tallest in the world but in the early years all the big ones were cut down before anyone bothered to measure them, a lot were shipped back to the UK. And it’s the worlds tallest flowering tree.
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  5562. Careful when you eat the ginger nuts they are delicious but very hard - they are good for dunking as well :)
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  5563. Thoroughly enjoyable! The mountain is a very special place. I sincerely hope you get to drive it in real life one day. 🇦🇺🇺🇲
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  5564. Some are plain frauds, but one might say that there's a thin line between problem solving ambitious engineering and cheating. Top Gear's Clarkson has dived deep into those Lancia shenanigans: "Clarkson's favorite Rally Battle: Audi Quattro VS. Lancia 037".
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  5565. mongolia ate the f up
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  5566. Cute family you have 😀And they behave so incredibly well. Happy Holidays from Belgium
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  5567. Rules and restrictions also comes from the places they drive.. EU traffic is dense AF and the highway network is extremely dense too EU trucks must be agile and drive at very secure speed to reduce risks in this crazy traffic Massive shoutout to all truck drivers out here ! You guys are amazing !
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  5568. Chiko rolls are classic Aussie tucker shop fare. Also regularly available from tucker trucks that come around to your workplace to sell food to factory and workshop workers. There is always the joke about chiko rolls being fried cardboard tubes with cabbage and an unknown meat. But I'll be buggered if they're not straight up delicious.
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  5569. There are old buildings all over Europe, for example the Kammerzell house in my town which dates from 1420.
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  5570. Hey Mate. While the cassowary is often compared to the velociraptor and birds are descended from that line of dinosaurs, that skeleton comparison is dodgy AF. It's a paleofail meme. Anyway, if you ever come to Australia, go to Etty Bay in northern Queensland. The cassowaries there walk on the beach and are quite "tame". This is because after Cyclone Larry they had to be fed by humans as the rainforest had been stripped bare by the cyclone. They became habituated to people so they just stroll around and ignore everyone. Google Etty Bay cassowaries. It'll blow your mind. :)
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  5571. UK is the temple of music in this world. Just keep it in mind.
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  5572. Will always be my favourite F1 driver
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  5573. As far as I'm aware, in a lot if not all EU countries there is a limit on the amount of commercial space by time slot or program by law. Also, at least where I live, programs from public television channels (i.e. state sponsored*) can only have ads between shows if at all. * like news / religion / politics but also entertainment ** medicine & smoking goods can't have ads in general. On or off tv. * been years since I watched tv here, so my experience might be a little outdated
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  5574. thanks for the laugh brus! got fires here in queensland at the moment, nice take your mind off things even for 13 mins, stay safe everyone!
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  5575. It's the average Aussie family's favourite pastime touring this wild brown land camping, fishing, exploring and enjoying the great outdoors in their 4WD's 👍😎🇭🇲
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  5576. The thing that made Greg Murphy's lap in 2003 special was the dominance he had over the field. In the shootout, positions 2 to 10 were spread by about 1 second, which just shows how close the cars were. Murphy's lap was another 1 second faster than 2nd place. That's why all of the other teams in pit lane came out to applaud him, he had just done what was considered impossible. Not trying to take anything away from the laps of McLaughlin or waters, they were also great laps, just explaining what made Murhpy's lap unforgettable.
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  5577.  @IWrocker  And the can you had, you rated 10/10 the orange is even better :) Let me know if you want some Irish stuff as well ;)
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  5578. Remember: If the Sandman's rockin', Don't come knockin'!
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  5579. The RWD hatchback was built by Papadakis racing afaik. Watch his build etc videos, will soothe any car OCD. He is a genius who can explain a system in laymans terms casually and shows more in sub 10m videos than some channels ever show. Also - some NZ chocolate in the mail :)
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  5580. In Europe, during hot weather, people drink mineral water. The body sweats and with sweat you excrete minerals, so mineral water allows you to replenish what you have lost. There are also three types of water: still, low-carbonated and high-carbonated. I live in the mountains in Poland and I have my own private water from a private water supply that comes from a spring on my forest plot. It has a temperature of +4 degrees Celsius all year round and does not heat up in the summer because the water supply is buried 120 cm deep so that it does not freeze in the winter. I like the most mineral water with natural gas coming out of the spring. These are medicinal waters, of which there are many in my area. Not all of them are pleasant to the taste because, for example, the sulfurous one stinks of rotten eggs, but it is a natural medicine for the digestive system. Muszynianka mineral water should also be available in Chicago. Its health properties include a beneficial effect on metabolism, it is essential for maintaining proper heart function and facilitates the treatment of some inflammatory processes. Calcium combined with magnesium regulates the body's hormonal balance. Of course, bottled mineral water is 50% diluted with regular water. Truly 100% mineral water is drunk only when poured into a porcelain personal cup from the tap at a health resort.
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  5581. Austria has an incredible history. A great empire, the gateway to western Europe. The Turks besieged Vienna, but it never fell. Culturally it was incredibly important and on par with Paris, I guess. And Vienna itself is a gem. On my bucket list for sure. Music, art, culture, architecture and beautiful nature. But if you visit you might be better off speaking English than standard German. I, for one, do not understand Austrian German if the person talking to me does not want my German ass to understand. 😅 If you like flags, you might consider watching Geography Now's Fan/Flag friday. They go into great detail about the heraldic details and symbolism and history of the flags. 😄
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  5582. Another brilliant thing to take a look at is the f-duct. That was just fascinating how they did that.
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  5583. Hey mate, I live in Sydney and randomly stubbled across your page, gotta say love the videos and all your interest in our great country, keep up the great work!
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  5584. Western Australia is building it's third desalination plant to contribute towards the water supply for the Perth metropolitan area. The two currently in operation provide about 40% of the water supply.
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  5585. Lets Get Scott Past 1K Subs!! 😎 https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHolidayHunter/videos
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  5586. Haribo means Hans Riegel Bonn - name of the founder and the city and you opened Ritter Sport in the right way 👍
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  5587. I don't know how it is in the U.S., but in Australia your sewage is part of the water bill. The water component is the smallest part of the bill. People tend to think the whole bill is the cost of water. She is kind of correct about the kettles. Your 110V is not enough to boil water, so you couldn't use electric kettles. I believe you can get 220V now, so you can use them. In Australia we have 240V, so we have always had electric kettles.
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  5588. I live in Adelaide. I have also lived in Canada, the United States and the UK. Here in Adelaide we hold our emergency services and police in very high regard. If ever anyone does a study of what an optimum size city with an optimum lifestyle is, Adelaide would be very the top of the list.
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  5589. 'So Bad' - laughs uncontrollably then issues apology statement LOL!!! Dude, there's literally millions of them here... good tucka!
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  5590. smokin cones with sassy
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  5591. I have owned 3 of those vk commodores. Love them. That was the true "win on Sunday, sell on Monday" era, as the race cars were stripped out production cars you could buy at the dealers. No pace cars in those days, if there was a crash, they kept racing unless the track was blocked.
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  5592. I've driven several times over this bridge. Sadly you cannot stop and enjoy a look over the landscape. It seems to never end, like the Gotthard tunnel in switzerland^^
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  5593. G,day Ian. You are THE TIM TAM MAN , we bow before you All hail the King!!
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  5594. Completely stuck outback, sunrise and sunset burn a tyre. Someone will eventually investigate the black smoke out in woop woop.
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  5595. I'm an Aussie but am married to a Dutch woman and have lived here in the Netherlands for 11 years. The tulip fields are awesome to fly over coming into Amsterdam but we live about 2 hours from there and we still have them up the road from us. They are a real sight to see and if you can get over here sometime you should.
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  5596. I was wondering how much time it will take you to get across this video :-D. Though not a typical heavy-duty Tatra (this is "light" T810 line of trucks), it is still well engineered (much stiffer frame than most of competition) and it's very capable in terrain, thanks to the portal axles. The heavy duty line of trucks with "Tatra chassis" is extremely strong truck and comparison of rigidity on a polygon with other brands makes for cool videos, which I'm sure you'll come across soon or later. Apart from cool videos, it makes the truck extremely capable in terms of loading, ability to go through challenging terrain (with the load!) and resisting harsh conditions and handling.
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  5597. I think it was 2019 the touring car masters teamed up with the New Zealand equivalent of the same category and done a race together, something like 40 cars ranging from 60’s-80’s muscle cars. There was a black mustang shooting nice large flames and it even managed to hit 305kph down conrod straight, thats faster than the supercars. Also fun fact i seen the other day but steve johnson in that yellow/green mustang had a lap fast enough that he would’ve qualified for the 1000 race up until 2016 I believe if the car had been eligible
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  5598. You said the new cars don’t resemble street cars. I must correct you . The car in this video is a Ford Falcon FGX. The last Australian made falcon. It is very much a production car . I own one as my family car. It’s identical except for the huge rear spoiler .
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  5599. Here in Denmark we do have trucks at 25.25m length and 4.10m height. They are limited to a specific type/size of roads 🇩🇰. Thanks for your great videos. 👌
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  5600. This was hilarious. I love the way there's no health and safety concerns out there. Just sit a massive powerful engine on the boat alongside you lol. And give it full beans no questions asked. Awesome!
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  5601. The best thing about these truck is, in the winter they're used for snow removal, but then in the summer they're not parked up in some garage not being used for anything, they're regular trucks that just get a snow plow fitted to them when winter comes, rest of the year they have other jobs to handle And yeah, here in northern Europe the winter so far has been insane this year, atleast in the southerrn parts and compared to the most recent decade or so, Im pretty sure that here in my local area, we've gotten more snow in just 1,5 months so far, than we got all winter long added up last year!
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  5602. G'day Ian l have been in the Victorian Country Fire Authority as a Volunteer fireman since the age of 16 and now I'm 65, so many fires over the years, loved every moment, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  5603. Hi Ian🤗 I really like your friendly and relaxed way of looking at the world and its differences within. I think that you even make a very good contribution when it comes to recognizing the differences. Many people are currently anxious about the political world situation. Please don't take it personally. It's absolutely fine if you hold back on this topic too. Best regards from Germany ❤
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  5604. Haha!! He has it wrong, we are 7.692 million square Kilometers 😝 Hey you should check out the best vocal performance, from the best Australian singer of all time, John Farnham. His rendition of The Beetles "Help" with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Trust me it's worth checking out 👌👍
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  5605. “Your face is a poem” is an expression that others say when they see someone’s surprise and admiration at something that gives them great pleasure for the first time. This is the face that any host would like to see on their guests. I hope that one day some of your followers in Europe can see that same expression firsthand when you and your family visit one of their cities for the first time, try their beers, wines or typical local foods.
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  5606. Many Polish films were shot in this desert, the most famous being 'Pharaoh', 'In Desert and Wilderness' and 'How I Unleashed World War II'. It replaced the scenery of the Sahara.
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  5607. Hubby and I went to Vivid in 2019 and it was excellent. We live 2.5 hours from Sydney so we stayed for the weekend. There was sooooo much walking...but totally worth it. I think we walked about 10kms each night. The first night we went to the Opera House and Botanic Gardens and the second night we went to Darling Harbour, through Barangaroo and round to the Harbour Bridge. We'd like to go again and get across to Taronga Zoo and Cockatoo Island.
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  5608. Great MailTime… special thank you to Leanne. Ian, you now need the cars to go with the badges… we’ll need to find a bigger box. 😂
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  5609. I would say that the reason of the price difference is mainly logistics. Im in the UK and our food is produced pretty much on our doorstep and we can import from most of the world quicker than you can get from 1 side to the other of the US. You have different climates to grow around the US but we have all 4 seasons a year on 1 little island and the Uk and Ireland was well sort after back in the old days for its fertile pastures.
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  5610. Great to see someone react to my home country! Austria's a nature-rich country and has many cute old villages and old city centers. It#S always fun to see someone talk about it from an outside perspective bc it makes me think of it from a different view as well ^^ Glad you enjoyed that video
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  5611. you should watch the film/documentary "Sugar Coated"... fat isn't the biggest issue it's simply sugar
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  5612. Or the UK. Apart from their padded rugby game and the double door fridge.
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  5613. The "Mercedes" Praga should just have wandered trough that mud pit, if the driver knew how to use diff locks and do proper gear shifting. With the portal axles and all the other off road gadgets these have they are as capable as the Unimog, it's not without a reason that the Praga, Tatra and Unimog are the 3 most common vehicles in truck trial.
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  5614. It's in England, and pretty standard size for roads designed centuries before the invention of cars.
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  5615. Skoda was the whole reason I bought my first couple of Rally games from Codemasters; they were the first games to have a Skoda in and I couldn't get enough of driving them. Thanks for sharing this video and that one at night with the flames coming out just as he revved up to start out was yes on so many levels.
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  5616. Excels are famous in Australia for a fun fact about them. Once they get past a certain age (from memory it was about 5 years) it cost more to replace the gearbox than the whole car was worth.
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  5617. I remember seeing a Scottish grandmother reading "The Wonky Donkey" to her small grandson and it was absolutely hilarious!! She could hardly finish reading the book through her tears of laughter. I was laughing/crying with her the first time I saw it. Well worth a look at the video if you can find it. Best wishes from Bendigo Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
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  5618. I gotta tell you, that thin cake bickie looks pretty freakin good anyway. You might have invented somwthing awesome. Also, Dani's laugh during the discovery of the "failed" attempt was pretty adorable.
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  5619. Yep we are waiting on Alfred to arrive, early Friday morning at this time.
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  5620. Damn! :D you cant even find this Škoda on the streets in Europe anymore :D This is awesome :D but this is a museum piece :D
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  5621. Those badges are amazing. This box will only increase in value.
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  5622. You got that RIGHT ...off to the POOL ROOM 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺
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  5623. Cyclones don't usually occur that far south. Take care everyone & stay safe.
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  5624. I remember a Facebook reel where a beer had a nice head. All the Americans in the comments were going crazy saying they'd send it back as it wasn't poured properly 😂😂 It wasn't even that big just a 2 finger head.
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  5625. My driving instructor said to me when I passed my test "Always expect people to do stupid things" 40 years later, it still stands!
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  5626. I remember a story our teacher told us in trade school for a diesel mechanics course in the late 90s about a bunch of corporate heads of a US truck manufacturer who made a visit to Australia to see how the business was going down here. They were shocked at seeing their trucks used in road trains, saying "you can't do that". The Aussie representatives said "what do you mean? We are doing that". The teacher went on the say that the yanks have these hugely powerful trucks but the won't pull multiple trailers with them despite them being perfectly capable of it.
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  5627. Merry Christmas to everyone. Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year 🎉❤
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  5628. I do appreciate you displaying temps in Celsius, thanks 🥰 That world map is crazy! Stay warm up there! Best wishes from Melbourne 😊
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  5629. ''Pull'n a Bradbury'' has become true Aussie slang, watch that ice skating one again mate and soak in the beauty of his win and his reaction after. This is how our language is born.
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  5630. We’re going to have to hit the shops and send you every kind of TimTam.
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  5631. Belgium is kind of a secret heaven when it comes to kitchen and beer. 🤗 Double fried Pommes Frittes and Frikandeltjes Spezial, Witloof… 😍
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  5632. 1984 was the end of the best era of Australian motorsports, at least in my opinion
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  5633. Hehe, I thought you might find that interesting. I have driven it before (before I knew it existed) while following sat nav. The sat nav made a valiant effort and we made it out the other side no problem! 😂 It's actually not as bad as you might imagine, just give way to the right like regular roundabouts... just more so!
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  5634. You might be interested to know that the number one tyre manufacturer in the world is actually LEGO. The number of LEGO tyres made outstrips all other tyre manufacturers around the globe.
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  5635. Mr Saxobeat By Alexandra Stan is Romanian, not Swedish.
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  5636. Constantly amazed by the generosity shown on these episodes. But those cars that were made by Grant (I think that's who said sent them) just works of art and he must have spent hours on them.
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  5637. The green car isn’t an Aston Martin. It’s a BRM v16 that orange wedge shaped car with the huge black wing is from the Can-Am era the joint Canadian American challenge cup, which obviously took place in Canada and America. Definitely something to look into. They are absolute monsters and they sound amazing.
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  5638. The tap thing is a water hammer arrester. It has a diaphragm in the middle with air on one side you pump it up to equalize the pressure.
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  5639. Roger Clark would be looking down from heaven happy you are enjoying footage a a MK2 Escort at full chat
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  5640. They can send some of the rain to South Australia. We are in one of the worst droughts on record.
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  5641. Can’t beat a lamb roast!!
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  5642. The "All 4 Adventure" boys put together some decent off-roading vids, you might enjoy checking out some of their stuff on YT
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  5643. It's hard to judge the authenticity of food based on pictures. What makes Belgian specialties special are the technique and ingredients. For exemple, at a time when most countries single fried "french fries", they double fried them for extra crisp and used animal fat to cook them for extra taste.
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  5644. I'm so glad I grew up watching agro before catching the school bus, good times🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
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  5645. In the early nineties the boss of Nismo come to Bathurst from Japan to check out our skylines and everyone was calling it Godzilla because it walk over the mountain like it was Godzilla then the boss of Nismo started calling all GTRs Godzilla
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  5646. A unique continent…indeed, and that would be because we are the oldest continent as well. ✌🏻🇦🇺🙂 Fun fact: North QLD (around Cairns) is the only place in the world where an ancient rainforest meets directly with the Ocean. The Atherton Tablelands are an amazing place to visit.
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  5647. The 2 worst things about the late model Landcruiser Ute's are the rear axle was not widened like the front to fit the V8, they don't track straight off-road because of it you have to change the wheels to fix it or space the rear wheels out. The other problem is they don't go around smaller roundabouts very well. A lot of the farmers in my area that have one complained to Toyota because of the 2 to roundabouts in the local town (which are about 3 meters across) and the Ute's having to do a 3 point turn just to turn right or do a u-turn.
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  5648. This is priceless as growing up as an immigrant in Australia,I used to see wogboys and the like decades ago when we just made fun of ourselves and our upbringing and in past decade or so, it has been good to see immigrants from every culture embrace the cultural comedy we love in Oz which unfortunately many woke folk view as politically incorrect They really did cover a lot of topics of interest in that skit Glad you enjoyed it,there is a Youtuber with an interesting back story called Spanian who turned his life around and is amusing to watch Cheers from Sydney
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  5649. It's so strange seeing someone from the other side of the planet reacting to the place you live in. I'm currently at home in Launceston watching this vid.
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  5650. The prop is from Pitch Black, Vin Diesel movie. The bat is called a Flying Fox or Fruit Bat here, they are quite big compared to most other bats and are pretty harmless to us.
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  5651. Well interestingly enough Australian armed forces tend to beat the American armed force in the joint war games held in Australia
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  5652. Damn you quick as hell, yesterday ppl recommended 147 by O'Sullivan and today you delivered the reaction hahaha
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  5653. I own a RCZ R, i just love it ! This car was made to compete with Audi TT and attract young people to Peugeot. Its FWD with 270 hp and not very heavy (1300kg) so yeah just pure fun for our European roads. Diesel engine exist but for the normal RCZ version not the R.
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  5654. The B-57 Canberra (and the B-52?) had a similar system using 20mm shells! I strongly believe that there is NO shot in the "shotgun shell" ... just powder, like a blank.
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  5655. Awesome work!! I airbrushed a model train scale silo once. It was a portrait of John Simpson Kirkpatrick, he was a medic that rode a donkey in WW1.
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  5656. I’m a bit annoyed they didn’t go more into detail about the dual power train. They are an awsume rig. A company I worked for used to run 5 trailers with the third having its own engine and auto trans. You con see the coolers up on the frame. Between both engines I remember it been over 1100 hp. I only loaded not drove but when I knew one was due you could get out of the cab and feel them coming up the valley long before it arrived.
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  5657. Christmas market are mainly a tradition in German-speaking countries, although other countries have started to adopt them over the last couple of decades.
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  5658. I’m french and wear a cap because I’m bald, to avoid sun burst first, then in cloudy weather to avoid rain. Also I wear glasses, and when I’m outdoor the cap prevents the glasses from being blurred by the rain.
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  5659. How the machine can hold together under the combined weight of those two pairs of balls is beyond me. And as a Czech, I saw those races live myself, and believe me, the camera can't capture how crazy it really is.
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  5660. my favourite thing about WA plates growing up was that you can tell which town everybody is from by their numberplate, since the town/city abbreviation starts the plate. You see a GN, you know they're from Geraldton, G means Greenough, A means Albany, BN means Busselton etc. If they don't have a town abbreviation but have something like XJK835, then they're just some city slicker from Perth.
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  5661. At 4:20 he pointed to the left and said: there you belong
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  5662. You guys are so thoughtful and kind! This is what the world needs especially in winter over there with so many people doing it tough these days good on you! Can guarantee us Ozzie's will probs send you a tone more stuff now to share haha! 👍😂💚💛
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  5663. These drivers and their navigators are the most skilled and fearless drivers I've ever seen however, we lost Peter Brock during a rally in Tassie.
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  5664. That package from GM must have cost a fortune to put together and send. ALL good hearted and loving people.
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  5665. "Krumme" = "the bent one" and "wold of cigars" should be self-explanatory. thus the "cargo" probably is one such (oversized) cigar :-)
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  5666. It'd extremely sad and makes me angry that Americans cannot get free healthcare. From a country that seems to think they are the wealthiest in the world, it treats its citizens like crap. I'm Australian and I am so thankful that we have free healthcare. If you don't have you're health you don't have anything. Health before wealth. It's very sad.
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  5667. I'm lovin' Pedro at the end there looking like a total BOSS! 😂
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  5668. i was born on the 27th February 1967 I am what you call a Gen X that's a ex generation person who was born between 1965 and 1980 in Australia i tell you something now i had a wonderful life growing up in this wonderful country i mine i had done some amazing things i visited Brisbane,Sydney,Hobart and Adelaide i haven't been to perth yet but one day i will i have walked across the Sydney Harbour bridge forty one years ago i never been over it i had a tour in the sydney opera house that was amazing i went to Expo 88 in Brisbane in 1988 i was only 21 at the time (it was the highlight of my life) looking back at it now i had a wonderful life and still enjoying it today i am very lucky that i live next to the longest river in Australia (the Murray) yes that is the longest in the southern hemisphere and i enjoy every minute . it goes to show how proud that i am born brought up and living in this wonderful country of mine and i am proud of it
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  5669. The cross country capabilities of the 2CV are legendary, I remember a report of an classic car rally , one of the stages was through Dakar, through the rock desert , apparently for the 2CV driver it was so fun that he did it twice.
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  5670. If you want to see some bigger meets in Sweden there's three big ones: Vallåkraträffen, started out as a volvo meet in the 80's, but today it's all cars, but mostly European. Power meet, American cars of all ages, the same goes for Wheels Nationals. Sweden is said to have the most restored old american cars in the world, after the US.
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  5671. I live in Hervey Bay and can't believe they let the bush fire burn as long as they did on this beautiful island. Fraser Island's real name is K'gari pronounced "gurri" which means paradise by the Butchulla people who are the traditional owners. Love your videos Ian hope you and your family will make it here soon cheers mate.
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  5672. I worked in Norway a full year. Beautiful. Very dengerous roads. Have to be respected 100% of the time! As I am an Estonian, I had to drive from home to the area I worked for 1700 kilometers. It was done at this time stopping just for fueling and for taking a leak... Depending of the time of the year, it took between 18 - 24 hours as there was 80km of ships involved... I can remember of the temperature differences in a few kilometers by elevation differences! Very unique experience for me but the driving had to be taken very seriously to avoid any mistakes! I do remember of seeng bushes as dragons after 18+ hours straight driving...It was a lot of easier to go home - From Norway to Estonia! The roads where get easier all the time: Sweden had a lot easier and better serviced roads than Norway, but when a reaching a Finland - I do not belive that there are somwewre betterroads and better serviced roads in a world than in Finland.. There are best roads in a worrld! And best service of them as well! Suure-Jaani to Stokmarknes and back 12 times! But I enjoyed every difficult minute of the roadtrip! Would like to make some more! :)
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  5673. 1) Important information (!!!): Stiegl is not a German but an Austrian beer brand from Salzburg. I personally prefer their "actual" beer to their Radler. 2) Regarding "Früh": The German "ü" (an umlaut, which by the way exists in several languages) is exactly pronounced like the French "u". It sounds like something between the English "ee" and "oo". If you struggle with the pronunciation of the "ü", better stick to "ee" instead of "oo"! This will be comprehended a lot better. There is actually no equivalent of the "ü" phoneme in the English language except for at least one variety I am aware of: This exception is the Scottish "oo". Pronounced with a Scottish accent the word "good", for instance, sounds like "gühd" for a native German speaker. By the way, "Früh" means "early (morning)", but in this case it's also the last name of the brewer dynasty producing this beer. 3) Regarding "Schöfferhofer": The German "ö" (which also exists in a lot of languages) sounds exactly like the "e" in "her", the "i" in "first" or the "u" in "turtle". 4) Wolters is pronounced "Volters". Remember the car brand "VW" being pronounced "FauVeh (FowVay)"? As always this was a very entertaining video. I had a lot of fun. Thank you and cheers... er... Prost! 😊
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  5674. When you said Melbourne I was genuinely shocked
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  5675. Lancia really made a lot of cool rally cars: Fulvia, Stratos, 037 and of course the Delta S4 and Integrale. I think the 037 might still be my favorite of those. But especially the S4 was pure madness on wheels. And some of these cars are still driven hard today, for example on hillclimb events.
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  5676. Rendered lamb fat is so damn good! It crisps up really well & is to die for. I love leg of lamb roasts, lamb cutlets, shanks, lamb loin chops, leg chops…well pretty much the whole lamb I guess 😂
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  5677. Fun fact: the nutrition label and the text under it is in Polish and Hungarian.
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  5678. Went to the Netherlands in 8th grade (from DK). There are 4 things about that trip I'll never forget: Amsterdam, the canals, the Delft blue ceramics and the visit to one of those flower hubs. Basically we had a week on a canal boat around the Netherlands to go visit the most iconic/stereotypical corners of the country. Of course we got to see Van Gogh and other art museums... You could say that it was a concentrated bouillon cube of the Netherlands.
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  5679. i have to admit , i'm European and you did way better than me :D
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  5680. The Peugeot 306 is driven by Thierry Neuville. Currently driving for the factory team Hyundai wrc. Multiple Vice world champion. The man can drive!
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  5681. I often take a walk down into my village high street in the morning, to buy a fresh loaf. The bakery smells wonderful and the bread still warm. Lovely now the weather is starting to turn a bit chilly.
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  5682. The Chaser team takes the piss out of everyone - mercilessly 😂 Mind you, the Taj Màhahal would look amazing against our desert skies 😂
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  5683. Awesome to see so many fellow Brissie folks here
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  5684. 8:12 Check the 3rd comment... it basically says "Where Tatra ends, V3S starts". My grandpa drove one in horrible terrains and he was the grandmaster of it... if some driver was not capable, my granpda threw him out and showed him how it's done. Fully loaded reversing downhill into curve in wet forest? No problem :D
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  5685. best sounding car ever in my opinion is the Mazda 787B. it runs a 2,6L 4 rotor NA with 700hp
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  5686. Just saw you on Bruce Wilsons livestream chat! Hope you contact him to maybe do a small collab. I been watching all the truck related videos of your and some others. You never know when the next brand new Scania R770 comes to US of A!😁
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  5687. Bill Brown's crash from the early days was the stuff of legends.
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  5688. Dick-Dick, the lunatic, Johnson. A legend. His commentary from inside the car was epic. It was an era when most peopke owned tame versions of the cars we watched at Bathurst, so we all had dkin in the game, and the only game in town was Falcon vs. Holden. Ten years prior, the drivers would drive the cars to the track from their home towns on Friday, and race on Sunday, then drive them home if they were still working, on Monday.
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  5689. When I was in the US for work for a few months, I spent around the same on groceries as I did back in NL. But some stuff was insanely expensive, like pastry dough or herbs (and please say "herbs" instead of "erbs"!). Ready made meals were a lot cheaper though, and of much better quality.
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  5690. When Scott Morrison asked for an investigation into COVID, the Chinese response was swift and diplomatically hostile, and the issue isn't going away soon. Other simmering issues with China regard Taiwan, and Chinese involvement in the South Pacific. Australia (govt.) has just sent troops and feds to the Soloman Islands to help quell the civil unrest that has recently developed over there. On tonight's news they showed footage of a Chinese spy ship cruising near Australian waters. I reckon it's amazing that China has taken such a seemingly insecure diplomatic position. In my mind, there is no way the Chinese Government will back down. To them it's a pissing contest. Oh and good call RE the NZ flag. Cheers
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  5691. I've never really understood the appeal oval racing. I'm sure it requires a lot of skill, but a pretty limited range of skills compared to "circuit" racing. Love my F1 and BTCC hooligans!
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  5692. I love Thai river boat racing it's absolutely insane and so unique, watched this video a number of times but I can never get over how insanely strong his Baltimore accent is lol And even though this is a million times faster and more exciting and I love seeing RB and 86 engines on a tiny river boat, which is as insane as you can possibly get it makes me kind of wish i could see river steamboat racing from the 1800s, i have a book that talks quite a bit about that (steamboats on the western rivers) it would have been exponentially slower but an interesting time in US history, some steamboats used to have their boilers explode (which typically killed hundreds) from competitions with imperfect crews where passengers egged them on and it would be big news on the east coast where it seemed insane and terrifying to them because all of the western river steamboats had to have high pressure boilers to be able to paddle upstream compared to the coastline. They were like the OG muscle car. There is a newspaper from the era where they say the number of people who die in steamboat boiler explosions is far more unlikely than dying in a buggy accident. Just some random information
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  5693. The down under boxes are awesome. I have sent them to many of my American friends across the USA. Loving your videos especially your love of Tasmania. As a Tasmanian we know how special this place is.
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  5694. Everyone can use sauna but not car! (edit) Year 2013 3,2 million sauna (not official data available but Saunaseura estimated) and today 3,6 million car.
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  5695. You need to promote your PO Box more - I'm sure you've loads of European and Australian viewers who will send you some of the weird and wonderful concoctions from around the globe. I would have thought that a lot of countries have alternatives to Fanta that might be even better.
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  5696. This is a pretty small event, we have a couple of really big ones in Sweden with meets and cruising. From april to september there are a alot of these cruisings all over Sweden. Many of these cars where sold new here the import from the us started in the 70's when the prices dropped due to the gasoline crisis. But due to a weak Swedish currency in the 90's and onwards a lot of our finest cars went overseas again.
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  5697. 2:25 - Do you know why they derive from the same original DNA, Ian? Because the VW Beetle was created by a certain engineer called Ferdinand Porsche, who worked at VW at the time. 😉 DTM stands for Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters, so it's basically the german touring car championship. 🙂
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  5698. Whats also crazy about this is that it could have gone much quicker! The weather wasn't perfect. It was wayyy too hot and the tires melted. Its just amazing how this could still beat the record... Btw a little suggestion: u should react to speed comparer- "how to pronounce german car names" It's a very funny video :)
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  5699. One very interesting and fun fact about Prague is how often it is in movies branded as different European city.. Prague has been: Venice,Vienna,Warsaw,Berlin,London,Moscow,Bratislava,Zurich,Paris,Vatican,Amsterdam...If you've seen a movie taking place in Europe, chances are its actually Prague even if it says its not haha
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  5700. Thanks Ian, I loved the travelogue at the end. New Mexico is gorgeous.
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  5701. Nice job spotting Schumacher's name on the Sauber-Mercedes! He was part of the Mercedes Junior Team and raced in the World Sportscar Championship a few times (as well as in DTM) just before he made it to F1 in 1991. That's why he kept being linked to Mercedes-powered teams (initally Sauber, later McLaren) for a while in the 90s. EDIT: Group C started in 1982 and ran until 1992 - the 1993 season didn't happen because the WSC went under due to engine regs - manufacturers figured they might as well do F1 at that point as they used the same engine formula. The later models managed up to 400kph on the uninterrupted Mulsanne straight before they introduced chicanes. So top-speed wise, they were way ahead of F1 cars of the time, but over the course of a lap, the single seaters were faster.
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  5702. In Aus yes we do say Keen but the full saying is Keen as Mustard because out here we have a famous brand called Keen Mustard
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  5703. If the vans rocken, dont bother knocking lol
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  5704. Can't wait to see you drive a supercar at Bathurst on that thing.
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  5705. Happy birthday mate. something to check out is Summernats it's Australia biggest car show and burnout competition. Enjoy your day mate and keep up the good work
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  5706. "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery". I don't know who said that, but he or she was right!
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  5707. That dashcam owner has impeccable timing!
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  5708. Ahhh yes. The Škoda is waiting for him.
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  5709. Another great moment of vintage Australian comedy:-"The MrWhippy gran prix" 😛
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  5710. I recommend watching jimmy Rees video’s on the COVID situation in Australia, he has done about 30 and they last for about 6mins and there basically a comedy of all the things going on in Australia told by each state’s perspective, I definitely recommend it!
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  5711. I like your feelings to Australia
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  5712. I work as train conductor in Poland and i've had few interesting comments from American tourists here. Starting with the "I didn't know you had trains in here"", "I didn't know that you could speak American in here, I thought I'd have to speak russin when I came here" ending with one when I asked to be nice how are their enjoying the country so far and the answer was "It's nice but we are surprised that we could use our credit cards here"... thb I don't remember last time I had to use cash here, even the street vendors allow you to pay by card. Was surprised no one asked me why they couldn't see any knights yet...
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  5713. I'm a disabled 40 year old guy from Sydney Australia. When our current covid lockdown is over I'll be doing some camping trips that I'll be filming for my YouTube channel. The first place that I'm planning to go camping is Bathurst and while I'm there I'll be doing a lap of the Bathurst race track which will also feature in the video.
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  5714. You're "in shock" and I'm tearing up with happiness just watching you 🇦🇺♥️
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  5715. I mean, these trucks magazines are perfect for those who read on the toilet like me 😅😂
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  5716. Just an additional information: at least here in Austria it's mandatory to use a so called safety glass when the lower edge of the glass is below a certain level (like the shown balcony door) to protect you if you stumble or fall, so your body weight can't brake the glass. So the shown door is at least 100 kg / 200 lb.
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  5717. This is so cool, I loved watching this. You and the fam are honorary Aussies 🇦🇺🇦🇺❤️❤️
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  5718. Glen Seton is simply a hugely understated race driver and despite him not winning Bathurst. He was one of the greatest. Also an extremely humble guy. Couldn't ask for a more professional person. Total dude.
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  5719. "Wolters" - thats from my hometown. This is definitely an original product from Germany, because it is only made in Braunscheig. Design is from the "small Braunschweig state coat of arms", when it was still a free state. "Nec aspera terrent" (obstacles do not frighten us). It's amazing that you got this. Even here you can only get that regionally. Warsteiner and Krombacher is standard beer like your Miller´s in US. "It does´nt blow me away but solid" This is the taste that the manufacturer wanted to achieve. It´s for the mass taste.
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  5720. The snakes alive are awesome, another variation of them are pythons which are even better imo. Loved the collection of utes/trucks at the end too! Love the breaking bad numberplate 😂
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  5721. If there's a 1930 penny in that lot it's worth tens of thousands of dollars .
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  5722. Just lower the tyre pressure, neither 4wd looks to have done this
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  5723. Here's a little yarn to put things into some sort of perspective. I got this from one of the Pussers when I was working as a civi-contractor at HMAS Albatross. He said that while on shore leave during the Rim-Pac exercises, one of the sailors off the USS Nimitz said their Captain had called them all together before they disembarked to make this announcement. He told them words to the effect of "While you are ashore, you will undoubtedly encounter and consort with Australian Sailors. Trust me when I say this: DO NOT get into drinking contests with Aussie Sailors, YOU WILL LOSE! ...DO NOT get into fist-fights with Aussie Sailors, YOU WILL LOSE! Take my word for it. Us old guys learned it the hard way so you don't have to. I don't want any of you coming back broken, so keep those two things in mind, and enjoy your time ashore. Dismissed."
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  5724. I reckon the little one heard the prezzies being opened... and there was no way she was gunna miss out on that!🤣 I love the way your family interact. So much love there, you're a good man Ian, and your family reflects that. On a side note, I know how much those collectible replica cars cost here in Australia. You got spoiled! Deservedly so. Love you and your family's love for Australia. It's honest and heartfelt.
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  5725. I live in Queensland and have been to Tasmania 5 times. It’s a stunning state that’s for sure.
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  5726. Those girls in last picture I suspect are a promotion team with the drag racing teams. Not something you would commonly see, however we did have 'hot pants' then that were short but not fitting like those are. As a female growing up in the 60's-70's was absolutely wonderful. Bikinis, Hotpants, flares, platform shoes. Levi Jeans with UGG boots (Australian Original 'Uggs') Midriff tops, Holden Monaro's, Mini Cooper S's and the best music of all time... especially Aussie music. What a time it was!! I'm 70 now with my own kids (early 90's) and grandkids, but still enjoy reminiscing on that era. Thanks for memory. 🥰
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  5727. Youl be happy to know im sending you a replica of brocks number 5 torana 1:18scale and a if i get my hands on it a shirt that my mate has that brock wore in Bathurst 1000 race with signature
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  5728. Surprised you haven’t covered 80s-90s British and/or European rallycross. It’s where the Group B cars ended up only with a ton more HP.
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  5729. It's the fastest accelerating streetlegal production car. WR 0-100km/h (0-62mph) in 1,74 seconds, top speed 412 km/h, it broke over 20 WRs in one day, 1/4 mile in 8,25 seconds, 1408 kW / 1914 hp, 2360 nm of torque, ... My dream car
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  5730. They don't call Ronnie the 'Rocket' for no reason, the speed and precision of his play is a joy to behold. This is how you play the 'pot the balls' aspect of snooker, you should check out the 'difficult to get out of' hardest shots safety play aspect of the game. Playing the cue ball off of several cushions to hit the object ball and avoid the rest of the balls.
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  5731. 4:15 "Over there, yes, that's where you belong!"
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  5732. No one will ever come close to him with in terms of what he could do with a football.. here in Brazil we call him "The Wizard" bcuz of what he could do with it. Great reaction bro! Ive liked that you also checked some of his achievements. Plz react to "Prime Neymar was unreal" next!
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  5733. yeah nah they're not repos it's parking offences!
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  5734. My first car was a FIAT Mirafiori. Loved that thing, but it was a very bad idea long term in Norway. If I just parked it several kilometers from the North Sea the side facing the North Sea would almost rust overnight. My second car was a Volvo. Sometimes I just love our Swedish neigbours and their ingenuity. Yes, they can be - I dunno - very Swedish at times, but they sure know how to build things that last. Insert random IKEA joke here is you must ->
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  5735. You HAVE to watch this video of a brand new, stock F40 being taken to top speed on the Japanese highway. Toru Kirikae , the legendary Ferrari specialist in Japan driving one of the first F40s to hit Japanese shores: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dshb4_cZoTM the police did reprimand him for this run.
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  5736. Agro and Dickie Knee are true Australian Legends you should also check out ostentatious and Rodney Rude but the one you need to check out the most is Steady Eddy cheers Ian love these videos
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  5737. This guy scored an amazing and impossible goal against my beloved Chelsea... it's the first and only time that I've applauded an opposition player scoring against my team, and everything was still on the line! Ronaldinho Gaucho, I thank you for the memories btw the master of free kicks was Juninho Pernambucano.... thank me later
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  5738. You can't go wrong with Tim Tams. You're on a winner with those little rippers!👍
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  5739. I am a member of a car club in Victoria and about 20 of us were going to do a silo art tour in early June but lockdown killed it. Once lockdown ended, we re-scheduled for late July. Unfortunately, lockdown again kicked in so again cancelled. We are hoping third time will be lucky when the opportunity arises.
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  5740. Pedro dresses like a rockstar !" I have a sneaky feeling he is a beer veteran in disguise!
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  5741. @8:14 I watched the original video again... the MAN that got stuck couldn't "fly through" at all, it had a Range Rover attached to the tow rope behind it LOL!!!!! If it had raced through like the others, it would have torn the off-road vehicle to pieces ;)
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  5742. Hi Ian & family. One quick suggestion.... before you cook the carbonara i would suggest that you reverse the milk/ water measurements. It makes the pasta so much creamier and tastes shitloads better. Love your content, especially the mail time ones. I will send a package when i can with some real aussie gold & other contents you havent received yet. Say gday to Pedro, he is an absolute legend
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  5743. We have done the silo trail in Victoria. They are truly amazing in real life. A lot of them show a scene that is important to that town or area. They attract tourists to their towns. We try to buy something in the towns we go to, like coffee or lunch, etc.
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  5744. Normally, if it is this busy in Paris, motorcycles avoid traffic by driving in between the left most lanes. This biker is actually driving slowly, many of them are doing 50 km/h+ while other traffic moves at about 20 km/h. So people are used to keeping a larger gap between lanes when they are driving in the leftmost lane. Maybe that's why the ambulance drives there as well this time. An ambulance often takes the hard shoulder as an alternative, but there are many places where there is no hard shoulder, especially on the ring road in Paris. I really like the sirens in France, they are perfectly in tune: the police uses a perfect fourth interval, the ambulance a perfect fifth and the fire brigade uses a minor second. Great, isn't it? Paris is a lovely city with a great vibe, but traffic sucks.
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  5745. 11:15 This is what a HELLA loud euro truck sound like inside. They are very well sound proofed.
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  5746. When I lived in Paris luckily I had access to the parking below the small apartment block I lived in, which had individual lockable ‘boxes’ within it, and when I took the car to work (quite frequently) it was in another central Paris location in an underground public car park where I had a monthly parking permit. But Parisian parking acrobatics for street parking are often amazing 😉.
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  5747. While watching I am amazed by your amazement :) As a Dutch guy knowing German well enough for basic conversation, I recognize all words but dit not expect them to be used in English as well.
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  5748. 1979 was first racecam. Peter Williamson in a Celica.
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  5749. In Portugal, in some interchanges, we do have the possibility of turning right...but the colour of the sign for turning right is yellow, because you can do it with caution
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  5750. I'm not here to start or continue an argument about Pavlova, but NZ's biggest claim is that it has kiwi fruit on top of it. Kiwi fruit is native to China and was introduced to NZ in the early 20th C. Both recipes are from around the same time and I think the important thing is that the PAV was invented, not who by. As long as I can eat it I'm happy!
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  5751. Nice collection. Some remarkable points you missed. The red Tatra is the model that inspired Ferdinand Porsche for the VW Beetle. It was so "inspired" that Tatra sued Volkswagen for patent infringment and would have won if Germany hadn't invaded Czechoslovakia inn 1938. On the Citroën models shown as people have mentioned the DS is iconic but it is not the only special exemplary. The traction (the black one) from 1938 was also one of the most innovative cars of its time. It's the first mass produced car with front wheel drive with wielded unibody. The model in your video has also the peculariety of using a wood gas generator for fuel.
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  5752. Melbourne has a plethora of parkland along the Yarra river that is often used for large public events. Birrarung Marr, Alexander Gardens, Kings Domain etc. There is also Flagstaff, Treasury and Carlton Gardens flanking the city. We're the Garden State.... and we use them. 😉
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  5753. Don't think it really matters where you're from but rather the willingness to learn. Even as an Australian, throughout my schooling years i learnt nothing at all. I was that kid kicked out of class everyday and had zero interest in learning. When i finished (dropped out) i was completely illiterate and simple tasks like filling out forms was difficult. Wasn't till my mid 20s i wanted to learn programing (computer science) as algebra was the only thing that made sense to me. Problem was i couldn't actually self teach as i had no real idea how to read other than simple three letter words. However because it's what i really wanted, i had to study everyday for a good 12 months or so learning to read and write. To begin with teaching myself English and then later Programing, it was extremely difficult and depressing. Over time things got easier and i still have the interest in learning at least one new word a day. As for Programing i have achieved what i wanted and exceeded my initial expectations. Always thought i would never be on par with other developers, yet these days im the one giving advice. So like i was saying it's a choice for 90% of people if they want to learn and it's never too late.
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  5754. 0:45 the truck can change lanes and will run on battery then, and as soon as it's back in the right lane the pantograph can go back up again and it will run on electricity fro the overhead wires
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  5755. Usually, if restrooms are "pay to play", you get a voucher for a free visit, if you buy a coffee or vice versa. There are some rest stations along the austrian highway run by Asfinag, where some guy will actually clean up after you are done with business. So you have to pay for those restrooms but they are comically clean for a public restroom. At least the one I was at and that one was actually in Salzburg iirc.
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  5756. I assume you've seen it, but the Tatra uses the cab of a DAF CF, the rest is from Tatra self, and the white combination at the end is a standard Mercedes Actros with a ''walking floor'' that you can use on the road
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  5757. Fun fact . Audi was the first manufacturer to win lemans with a diesel engine ,and as a celebration they put the "same" engine on street legal cars like the Q7 V12 TDI and almost into the R8. Shouldn't forget about that audi was also the first at lemans to win the endurance championship using a hybrid car!
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  5758. Not much call for snow plows here in Australia. But Scania trucks are hugely popular, everything from tippers to road trains.
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  5759. The only time I’ve been to a F1 event was in 2008 in Melbourne, and I couldn’t understand why they were handing out ear plugs, we were sitting opposite to the exit from the pits, when they headed out for practice, it wasn’t that loud, until they came around and went full noise down the straight, it felt like my ear drums were about to explode, even with the ear plugs in they were still loud, it’s such a pity we don’t hear that noise anymore.
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  5760. The best on german (or EU) windows (and doors) is the noise-canceling! If the window is closed ... you don't hear anything from outside! *yeah
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  5761. Ian, I have roller shutters on my three front windows they keep the heat out, and the noise
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  5762. On the maintenance tip, I bought my first cart ten years ago, a 1982 club car. Being the smart guy I am I immediately "adjusted" the governor to run wide open. Ran it like that for about five years till it wouldn't run. Had a friend come take a look at it. Turns out internal combustion engines are supposed to have oil in them. How was I supposed to know, 30 year old golf carts don't come with manuals. Filled her up and away she ran.
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  5763. L and P plates are Learner and Provisional driving plates. You need to have these on before you get your full drivers license.
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  5764. Pitch of emergency vehicle sirens in France - police, La - Ré (A - D) A being the A above the middle C - gendarmerie (rural police), La - Fa (A - F) - firefighters, LA - Si (A - B). - SAMU (medical emergency service) La - MI (A - E) - other ambulances Sol - Do - Sol - 1 second silence (G - C - G - / /) Note that the pitch as heard is affected by Doppler effect depending on vehicle speed, but the "melody" is easy to recognize
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  5765. Gday mate, im enjoying your reactions especially your Australian reactions. I find you to be an open and unbiast youtuber.Keep up the great work and if you get the chance check out " Man punches kangaroo in the face." It's hellerious
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  5766. More than 3,000 different types of bread in Germany. Hardly any other country has so many types of bread. The Central Association of the German Bakery Trade assumes there are 3,200 varieties. But the most popular are the classics: white bread, brown bread and mixed breads made from wheat and rye flour as well as breads with grains and seeds and whole grain breads. Since 2014, the German bakery trade with its unique variety of bread has been an international world cultural heritage.👍😁
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  5767. Before I get into it... I REALLY hope the Citroen AX GT is there. Underrated, fantastic, wee car! Booooo!! ☹ No AX GT, no Saab 99 Turbo, no FIAT Uno Turbo and no Lancia Delta Integrale. This list is incomplete!
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  5768. A few months ago, I was at a long queue at a border check, several lines going parallel to each other. To my left was a Unimog like this one, we drove alongside each other for about an hour . The cargo compartment had been converted to a caravan. An elderly couple (probably retired) in the cabin. Boy did those 2 nail the retirement, going from country to country to offroad in that thing. I couldn't lift my eyes off it
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  5769. the Greek chant at the start is a classic, and always laugh when I hear it. It goes along the lines of the fans giving it to (I think) the league itself, ie questioning the sexual leanings of someones dad, the league being a prostitute (using the non swear word versions of course)...
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  5770. Arctic dream truck, Sisu frame&axels, Scania motor, and Volvo cabin.
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  5771. You know why? It's because we don't exist. You Tube knows that Australia doesn't exist 🤣🤣🤣🤣 So why would they pay you. Damn I'm living in the matrix😂😂
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  5772. Prima dell'arrivo della Coca Cola nei bar italiani si beveva il Chinotto o la spuma...
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  5773. This is the weirdest thing that makes me proud to be Australian
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  5774. 4 weeks a year paid leave is pretty common in Australia along with 10 days sick pay, but you need a medical certificate. Plus a heap of paid public holidays. The trade-off..... employers expect more when you are already sometimes working long hours.
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  5775. Danfoss A/S is a heating, cooling, hydraulic and electric motor company based in Nordborg, on the southern Danish island of Als in the municipality of Sønderborg. The company operates 95 manufacturing facilities and employs approximately 40,700 people worldwide
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  5776. Yes they are incredible mimics. Around the Dandenong ranges you hear them often and the power tools are so realistic as they hear trees being sawed down etc.
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  5777. My brother and I have both had experiences with the Min Min lights. While travelling in the outback, not far from the area indicated on the map early in the video, my brother became aware of a light tracking beside his car off the passenger side of the car. He checked his speed and he was doing his normal outback speed, 100 mph (160k) - in his XB GT falcon. The light tracked with him - in the paddock. It stayed with him for many minutes. He slowed down and it slowed down. After a long time it diverted direction and shot straight up in the air. He reports that he just sighed and said "Oh of course, Min Min." My experience was actually in the suburbs and may have been ball lightening but I like to think of it as Min Min. A friend and I were walking down the footpath (sidewalk) when we became aware of a car driving up behind us by the light that was shining in front of us. We became aware of something strange when it did not pass. We turned around and saw a large blue yellow ball of light bouncing along the electric cables above us. It tracked us for awhile, eventually bounced over a power pole, bounced a number of metres in the air, crackled and disappeared.
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  5778. It’s not exaggerated. I know many people who talk exactly like that all the time.
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  5779. Hello from Czech Republic. Tatra 815 Truck - jeah that colouring is deffinitely from 90' crazy times. T700 was one of the last cars Tatra ever made (after that only trucks) and it was just marketing name for more radical facelift of T613. Which already had 4 other previous facelists. T700 itself had one more later facelift with diferent engine cover and glass obove it. T613 here is third model (second facelift) that was first with plastic parts (bumpers and things like that) Previous two wersions had a lot of chrom parts. T603 here is first model (of two later facelifts or three depending on what you still takes as facelift). Second wersion had more chrom with 4 front lights extremely close to easch other. Another facelifts and all versions after had 4 lights again, but less chrome and wider look. (under rear window inside car above engine is nice place for kid to sleep there. :) ) T87 - was one of the best aerodynamic cars ever. It was Nazzi killer. During WWII German nazzi officers loved thhose cars. They were more comfortable than any german car of that era. But they were so comfortable, that they couldn't feel the speed and drived them too fast with a lot of tragical accidents from irresponcibylity driving. (also there were no safety featuresin those cars or basicly in any car of that era). Those cars probably killed more Nazzi officers then war itself (until the point where Hittler forbids his officers to use them). Also you should look at engines of those cars. They are beauties. Especially T603. Tatra cars of almost any era was luxurious cars created mostly for Czechoslovakian government (and Czech government later on). But in 90's when kommunist party went down and other companies came to our market, Tatras were too expensive and too outdated of their technologies and safety measures, that they went bancrupt. Only truck division was barely surviving for more then two decades and constantly changing its owners (even american Terex owned them but mostly looted them) until new owners of the Czech arms industry bought them and restarted them from basicly nothingness.
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  5780. At cafes you go to the counter. 99% of restaurants bring the bill.
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  5781. The cars making heavy landings are Group N - or production - spec. They have uprated suspension but not the increased wheel travel and trick dampers highly modified Group A/WRC cars have that absorb big impacts so well.
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  5782. Cheese twisties are the bomb, especially in a buttered bread roll .. yummo
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  5783. Living 2 hrs west of Brisbane on the Darling Downs, 500m - 700m high, we used a heater for about 6 months of the year. It gets to minus 6°C at times, the bird bath would have a half inch of ice on it. When the westerlies blow in winter in SE QLD the wind chill factor is shocking. Winters do get cold in Australia. Stanthorpe in the south of Queensland even gets snow occasionally.
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  5784. I'm from the Netherlands and never seen them in our stores... will try to find them now
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  5785. My music teacher once told me - the world music is in english, but if you sing in german, you are actually able to sing more precise because our language is more direct and sharp on point, and I think she is right. I read some comment where you should react to Rammstein - please do! React to Rammstein with subtitles, maybe the song "Deutschland" would be interesting, because it's about our history and how you feel as a German. If you want something great and silly at the same time - check out Electric Callboy, I love them :D
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  5786. can't go wrong with darrel lea licorice, sips coffee and eats a timtam
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  5787. Breaks of over 1000 pts are not uncommon. The record Break is 4,137 pts (1900 consecutive scoring shots) and the guy that did that Break holds the record for the fastest Century Break also at 46 seconds. he's called Walter Lindrum.
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  5788. I live in a coastal suburb of Adelaide and can walk to the beach. We have a huge coastline with many beautiful, (and un-crowded) beaches. Adelaide offers everything that the bigger cities have without the hustle and bustle We have a relaxed lifestyle, easy and quick access to world class wine regions, pristine beaches and the magnificent Adelaide Hills and Flinders Ranges. (And NO toll roads) I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
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  5789. The British truck industry sure was something to behold in those days. So much choice. Scammell, Leyland, ERF, Foden, Thornycroft, Attcenson, AEC, Bedford. Ford, Morris, Austin. I am sure I have left some out but they were sure built for work
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  5790. To that list, I can add these other British cars: Morris, Wolseley, Triumph, Jensen, Hillman, Austin, Invicta, Berkeley, Alvis, Riley, Mills, Arrival, Singer, Eterniti, Marcos, Panther, Amphicar, and Peel (the world's smallest cars is the Peel 50.) There are probably some that I cannot recall - this lady is getting in years and memory sometimes fails me.
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  5791. I lived in Sydney for about 19 years. I personally think the best one was for NYE 2000. We were fortunate enough to view the fireworks from a friends apartment which was right next to Luna park next to the harbor bridge. From the balcony which had 180° view on the 12th floor. It was an amazing viewing point
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  5792. Iceland's breathtaking ice caves have become a favorite filming location for their otherworldly beauty and surreal atmosphere, appearing in several iconic productions. These natural wonders have provided the perfect backdrop for fantastical and adventurous stories, including Game of Thrones, where the caves were used to depict the icy landscapes beyond the Wall. Their shimmering blue ice and intricate formations make them a cinematic dream, bringing a touch of magic and authenticity to the screen in everything from fantasy series to blockbuster films.
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  5793. There are Platypus in the river at the back of my property about 150 metres from my house I go and watch them swimming around it's very relaxing to watch
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  5794. Great stuff,if you want to see something better, please react to Derek Bell driving the old Le Mans track in 1983 in the incredible Porsche 956. He reaches over 220mph and the sound of the turbo will put a smile on anyone's face👌
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  5795. "it's not that hard" immediately reads the ó in kraków wrong despite reading the u in grubas right (they're the same sound)
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  5796. as an australian i now declare you guys to be honorary Australians'! what you just displayed was true blue aussie spirit :D keep it up guys. much love from the land down under mates !!!!
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  5797. I'm with Andrew rolling them up 👍
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  5798. I've seen the way a lot of Australians act in Munich, London and parts of Fiji.....entitled people can behave badly whatever nation they come from. Americans don't have the franchise on it.
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  5799. In Australia when you buy anything it is it's full price including all taxes(GST) Goods and services Tax . It is illegal not to. So what you see is what you get.
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  5800. They do sidecar motocross too. That's always fun to watch and definitely worth a reaction.
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  5801. It’s always funny when an arachnophobe encounters a decent sized spider, but since neither party want to be part of it, it’s all over pretty quickly and you can just carry on with your day. Enjoy the adrenaline while it lasts😊
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  5802. The qualifying times for Moto GP and V8 Supercars at Phillip Island is about the same. 1min 28sec for Moto GP and 1min 30sec for the V8's. When the V8 Supercars raced at COTA, James Courtney and Kurt Busch (NASCAR) raced each other around the track and the lap times were very similar. NASCAR had the top end speed, and the V8's could brake a lot deeper before the corners.
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  5803. Of course your favorite chocolate had to be the italian one! 🇮🇹 (Kinder is part of Ferrero, an italian company!)
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  5804. In 2019, the Volkswagen ID.R was the very first electric car to hit a world record of just barely under 40 seconds hitting a 39.90 seconds at the Goodwood Festival race track. It was holding on the record for nearly 3 years until that thing came along and broke the world record again.
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  5805. If the American minimum wage was liveable there would be no need for tips. People trick themselves into thinking that tipping makes more money - just like a gambler tricks themselves into thinking they're breaking even. Tipping is a quasi-slavery custom and should be done away with.
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  5806. When Arnotts was bought out the company started paying a lot more attention to SE Asia. As part of that the recipe for quite a few biscuits changed to be more appealing to people in SE Asia. The taste today is not necessarily what it once was. Not saying terrible, just not the same.
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  5807. Anybody who's able to hurt a Wombat can't have a soul.
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  5808. "The reporter" in no. 15 is David Coulthard aka DC. He's an ex-f1 driver who on his day was a damn good driver. He won 13 GPs and had over 60 podiums
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  5809. Before you were born 😂. Back in the 60s and even in to the early 70s they did do a lot of quality stuff.
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  5810. "Don't let them break, honey!" Now there's a woman who's thinking about biscuit integrity for the Tim Tam Slam! ha ha!
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  5811. Hi Ian, this super bike is the brainchild of Paul Maloney. The bikes are proudly built in the state of Victoria, Australia, by Maltec Performance Engineering.
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  5812. Keep the Bathurst reactions coming would be great to see something on the 1979 A9X Torana a car that Peter Brock broke the lap record on the last lap of the race
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  5813. It is filmed in city of Mladá Boleslav home of Škoda :) My mother was born there, and part of my family lives there to these days :)
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  5814. 10:37 Yes, a Opel (Manta)
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  5815. As an Aussie, I love that you have a love for this great country. But don't feel obligated to only react to Australia, feel free to love on other countries too. Love from Aus.
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  5816. Supercars are on TV at the moment mate , got you on in the background 👍🇦🇺
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  5817. It's so nice to see American people looking behind their border and being interested in Europe. After all Europe is the beginning of USA's laws and most ancestors.❤ In the NBA they often ask European players if they can handle the pressure in the NBA. Luka responded: "I played in Serbia!"😂 You don't have to be nervous, the atmosphere is awesome and violence is not a thing in the arena. That would be very sad. Thank you sir
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  5818. The unimog is starting to become popular in Australia as a camping vehicle. If I got the option I would go with the unimog . More ground clearance and there's not to many places they can't go.
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  5819. Orangina is know for having the wildest commercials !
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  5820. In Australia, we call it "Shooting yourself in the foot". China gets most of their iron oar from Australia. Stupidly, we (Australia) send our iron oar to china, but then we buy it back as refined steel. We should be doing the refining here (In Australia). Most of the world's lithium comes from Australia too. I don't know if China imposed trade sanctions for either of those, but it wouldn't help with their plans for electric cars. BTW. Nice spotting the New Zealand flag!
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  5821. You should definitely check out "Even Apeldoorn bellen" commercials from the Netherlands. They're an insurance agency in the city of Apeldoorn. Their slogan loosely translates to: just call Apeldoorn
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  5822. It is indeed M.A.N which is an abbreviation for Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg. (Machine factory Augsburg Nuremberg). Augsburg and Nuremberg are two cities in the German state of Bavaria. The company is a conglomerate that builds busses, trucks and diesel engines. It's part of Traton which is in its turn part of Volkswagen. Other parts of Traton are Scania and Navistar.
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  5823. It's not only important to look at the Yellow Bird's specs, but to compare them to the factory Porsche 930 Turbo's, which were already known as "The Widowmaker." The Yellow Bird had an additional 160hp compared to the 930 Turbo and was about 500lbs. lighter than the 930 Turbo. And what's really crazy is that Ruf built it off the Carrera 3.2 chassis which has a narrower rear end compared to the 930 Turbo.
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  5824. If you want another Adelaide moment go for McLaughlin vs Wincup final lap
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  5825. Sausage mince is usually made from very finely ground beef and pork. It will almost be like a paste rather than be chunky. You traditionally don’t want too many chunks of anything But normal ground meat will be fine. I found that blending up the onion with some carrot works well too to add in works great
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  5826. True what you said about one of the hottest places in the world during our Summer months but certainly not during a La Niña event. Don't get me wrong, it's certainly not cold but there's no influx of heatwaves. I think Perth is the only place this Summer (apart from some of the interiors) where they've had a heatwave of 40+ C for a few days whereas generally during an El Nino event, most Capital cities would experience a heatwave of high 30s to low 40s for a week or two at least once during Summer time, which certainly puts our power grids on notice and pressure. Mind you, in WA, they don't really get affected by the La Niña events. El nino certainly produces more cyclones for WA, QLD and NT though.
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  5827. Great video. It doesn't really teach you much of anything specific but it gives you a great jumping off point for just about any historical subject you could think of.
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  5828. The drop bear prank always works on tourists. I've done it 3 times and it's worked every time 😂
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  5829. If you love this car, you might love it's sportier brother sister, the SM with it's Maserati engine and the awesome looking headlights...
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  5830. Hi ian . im 🇦🇺 if you turned down the volume you could be confused in thinking this is Australia look very similar street scape and cars .hi to all the Irish 🇦🇺👍
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  5831. your children are so cute 🤗 Merry Christmas from Bavaria/Germany
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  5832. Got to have a chuckle there. talking about Canberra showing Sydney's skyline. Australia 7.692 million km², WA = 2.646 million km², NSW = 801,150 km² and little old Texas = 695,662 km². Only Tasmania and Victoria are smaller than Texas. Unless you are talking about the town called Texas in Queensland. Just tested my speed 54.7 Mbps (fiber to the premises) now compare that to not being able to even get 3G on a mobile (cell) phone an hour outside Canberra. Have a good one mate.
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  5833. If you see snow and darkness in Finland, that doesn't mean it was night. ;) You see, today the sun was above the horizon in the Helsinki area from 09:23 to 15:26 and Rovaniemi (around the Arctic Circle) had the sun three hours "above" the horizon from 10:52 to 13:52. Helsinki is approximately as north as Seward, Alaska. If Anchorage, Alaska was in Finland, it would be roughly a 70-minute drive from Helsinki using our winter speed limits (100 km/h) on the motorway.
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  5834. I've been to America several times and met many Americans through the military. The vast majority have been amazing, the minority not so much but you'll get that anywhere. As a collective, they come across as bloody idiots, though that is interaction online via various forums and, of course, media but I daresay they're the minority. You, Ian, are definitely in the awesome category! I do definitely prefer the true Aussie burger over the American. Gun laws, medical care, politics and workers rights leaves a lot to be desired.
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  5835. The most valuable is the Renault R5 Turbo... They go from 100000 USD up to 300000 USD if they are in mint condition.
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  5836. 16:41 These are "Bauwagen" These were often used as a mobile office or eating place for construction workers
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  5837. I love how we speak it can be quite fun on foreigners who don't understand our slang Squiz is basically slang for look
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  5838. I own a Thrustmaster T300 RS GT. It's fairly cheap, has great force feedback, you can change the steering wheel (separate F1 wheels and such). A buddy of mine has a Fanatec DirectDrive setup....more expensive but way more torque. He only plays racing games (Asetto Corsa primarily) while I play more casual...the Thrustmaster combined with a good race seat for me is more than sufficient. Love the content !
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  5839. IGA STORES in Australia puts the cash back into the communities
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  5840. Jeho mamka pochází z Česka prej
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  5841. Funny, here I'm sitting in Europe and playing American Truck Simulator. :D And yes, right turns are a thing in Europe, if you want to lose your licence.^^ Hey, try to open the windows (yes you can do that) and listen to the engine!
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  5842. I do agree Scotty does talk an awful lot about Toyota but I still have to agree with him. However, it is nice to see honest reasons why people still buy these cars. If a car is maintained well, it generally should hold up regardless of the brand. 👍
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  5843. 10:10 Started by rear-wheel drive, then switched to all-wheel drive at the start of the hill. look at the front wheels turn while ascending the mound
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  5844. I, as a German, have never seen one of those emergency busses before, police busses yes, but never ever those vehicles haha. But great to learn about Germany as German, thank you 😅
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  5845. The US and Aussie team is giving high-school uniforms and France being the fashion capital could've done better, it's giving Air France core vibes, Mongolia and Haiti Ate and left no crumbs
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  5846. IN addition to not leaving your vehicle when broken down in the outback, these days a SAT phone and/or an EPIRB would be recommended. If you are extremely remote, you might not see anyone for weeks. It's also, as part of your itinerary, to advise not only of your destination but also when you're due to arrive at your destination and to advise of any changes. The outback is not a place to mess with or take chances. People die out there and can die quickly.
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  5847. Left pedal is parking break it replace the hand break. Another crazy feature is the directional light : when you turn the steering wheel’ the light turn in the direction…
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  5848. Bro when I saw the bags I thought.... someone sent this man a couple of goon bags, I am somewhat glad that wasn’t the case
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  5849. I remember the first 147 I ever did ( you NEVER forget that ). I was at a local snooker hall with my Dad...by the time I had finished I had all the other players standing and watching...then My Dad took me over the road to a local pub...and bought me a double Scotch ! I was 16 years old lol.
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  5850. Adam lz who is in the thumbnail also driving the yellow and red/orange s15 nissan in the battle against Chelsea denofa is now Chelsea’s teammate at RTR in the mustang’s. He’s a vlogger kind of guy and posts videos every couple of days if not every day. Even during FD weekends he’ll post up video’s about his runs and such. Back in 2019-2021 he had his own team with the s15 until he got signed for the RTR team for 2022 to replace van gitten jnr who has taken a step back from the competitive side of drifting
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  5851. Fangio's drive in the Nürburgring was considered the best in history, look it up :)
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  5852. Australian Lamingtons is a basic vanilla sponge cake that is cut up into squares and dipped into chocolate and rolled into coconut. I think you used the wrong sugar, just use normal sugar, normal plain flour and generally if you use 1 tsp of baking flour, sifted well will work. The trick is to whip your eggs and sugar together till it is light and fluffy, then add the flour gradually so you don’t loose the airiness from the batter. For your first try Dani you did well. Baking is so different from cooking.
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  5853. The v8 era was best in the 2006 to 2008, when cars were still good looking and especially 2006 didn't have a rev limiter so those early v8's sounded brutal in some cases tickling the 20000rpms mark in race trim. That said the blown diffuser was really something cool to be witness
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  5854. Mate, I'm in the Kimberleys & it is only green like that for a couple of months after a big wet. Usually it's a stark, hot & dry semi-desert.
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  5855. Don't just look at the wheel. It's a stick shift. I'd love to see his pedal control. I reckon a grizzly bear would be easier to wrestle than that monster on that track. Just wow, what skill
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  5856. The sherbet 😂. There is a small spoon in the packet 😂. I was surprised that you all said they weren’t as sweet 🤷🏻‍♂️. I guess not using corn syrup makes the difference. The family vid was cool 👍🏼🇦🇺
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  5857.  @bastiwen  Most people argue the wrong way around when they say red indicators are bad. It's not the fact that you can't see an indicator; it's more you get used to flashing red, so then the brake lights aren't as obvious. The US ran tests where they compared vehicles where one model had had amber indicators and then another model year had red indicators. What they found was in situations where a car was breaking and turning rear end collisions were 10% higher on the red indicator version, and in situations where the indicators weren't even being used such as emergency breaking on a highway the red indicated car still had a 4.5% higher chance of being rear ended. It's not missing the indicators that's the problem, it's the fact that driving behind a vehicle with red indicators desensitises you to the red brake lights.
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  5858. “When sensing danger they sound an alarm”. We know just how well they can do that. The Michael Winslow of the avian world
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  5859. Chassis will take some wrapping I figure.
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  5860. Really mind boggling to imagine this kind of logistical nightmare 🤣Keeping everything live . Awesome Ian great breakdown bts info.
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  5861. A comprehensive video on this topic is made by @DreamPrague and is called :'America’s favorite beer stolen from the Czech Republic – Illegal in Europe/banned in Europe’ from March 2023
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  5862. He looks at the wikipedia page 5 sec later
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  5863. Best time for living 80s. I was teenager then.
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  5864. Greetings from 🇩🇪! You can't name ONE beer that's the best. Each region has its own beer preferences. It depends on what tastes good to you. A bitter beer, a light beer, a dark beer, a wheat beer... There are too many to name just one. 🤷😁
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  5865. I used to live in a city like this and I spent so much time driving around and around, waiting for someone to leave, so that I could park my car. Believe me, I wouldn't give up either! P.S. I remember, the 1st time I went to Paris, I was on the Eiffel Tower looking down and I noticed that I couldn't see one single car that wasn't damaged. I guess that people in Paris just don't fix their cars because it's going to get damaged again anyway.
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  5866. Did 5 years of deliveries in Amsterdam. Its tricky but fun and its a vibe.
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  5867. LOL! It's funny when you said "that guy's a warrior" (6:40), because his team is called the Warriors! Also, check out 'State of Origin', a 40 year old rivaly (which actually goes back to 1908) between Queensland and New South Wales. A lot of fun, hatred, bitterness, rivalry and huge hits! Do go for Queensland tho, because we're better. Great content!
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  5868. She's bigger than him because Jodie is 6'1" tall. (She was a supermodel before becoming a race driver). She's well known for gumball etc
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  5869. Here's thing about cornering, it's pure math. You learn it when you do truck license as it's not needed usually for normal cars. Anyway, there is certain point when you look right or left depending where you want to turn that you start turning, its guarantees you will make that turn perfectly as long as you do it in time and fast enough, so it's impressive when they do it so often at such speeds but in the end it's like most things in life math and knowing turn radius of your vehicle.
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  5870. As some may have already said, the wage/employment issue is one big reason that Walmart hasn't been allowed to set up in Australia either. I would assume what happened in Germany definitely made red flags. Not sure if it is true, but apparently they even applied to try and get an exemption to pay UNDER Australia's minimum wage stating this was their only way of keeping prices low even though other businesses (including fast food and discount retail) are quite capable.
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  5871. ​ @IWrocker thats crazy, imagine if you lived in germany and were moving more too, with all the walkable cities
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  5872. I’ve got a Aussie movie for you many don’t know… called “Hercules Returns”. It’s a comedy with Aussies doing voiceovers for the original Greek version of Hercules. Very funny
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  5873. The hardest thing is getting past the inertia. Once he's moving, on a flat surface like that, it doesn't need anywhere as much grunt to keep it going.
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  5874. G’day Ian, sorry you flunked out of the Milo test but to be honest, us Aussies don’t whisk the Milo into the milk too much ‘cause we like it chunky but you did a good job anyway - I still call you an honorary Aussie ❤️🇦🇺
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  5875. Magpie stories every year. 10 months of the year they wont bother you. We have very sociable magpies at our golf course that will sit right next to you, they are so used to humans. However, come late August they forget about all about the bits of meat pie and sausage roll you flicked their way. They nest near the 18th green, it's fun to watch from the clubhouse.
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  5876. I live in Prague and I think its really hard to say which city in Europe is the best. I love Lisabon, Rome and many others. But there is definitely something magical about Prague and I didnt met any tourist who doesnt like it. Btw Czech Republic is one of the safest country in the world, so its also really peaceful here.
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  5877. "white ones" are mg metros,not renaults 5:s
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  5878. You should really take a look at SISU's military vehicles. We had the SISU XA-186 as our personnel vehicle in the TmBn in the mid-nineties. (These were specially built for Norway, 22 pieces in total). Back home in Norway, we had some problems with them at our first military exercise. The weight caused the shoulder to slide out on bad roads. (Three SISU rolled off the road in the first exercise). But once you got used to them, they were wonderful machines. In Kosovo, they excelled due to their thick armor as multi-role vehicles. There weren't many enemies who would pick a fight with a SISU XA-186 loaded with a .50 caliber Browning on top.
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  5879. You should get an Aussie on to help explain some of the stuff and have like the American equivalent. I’d like to see what’s normal for you guys.
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  5880. My daughter in law is American and when her dad comes here to visit even he’s into Bunnings! They bought him a Bunnings coffee mug a few years ago.
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  5881. 31:38 - you nailed the pronunciation on the 2nd go perfectly! It's like "Cash-Kai"
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  5882. As a German I see a lot of similarities to Germany with regard to the directness and nudity. To be direct snd honest does not mean you are rude. You just have to choose the right words. You can be honest without offending. And beeing naked is not an invite for sex or a pick-up. I´ve often chosen deliberately a nudist beach when I was younger just to avoid beeing approached by guys.
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  5883. The funny thing is that they use the bike placement to determine the height you’ve reached, meaning if you go all the way up but your bike falls all the way back down you’re basically at the bottom of the leaderboard 😅
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  5884. Most Aussie ads are full of sarcasm and usually a FU to political correctness from the early 00 hilux ads
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  5885. Being Italian myself, this video just puts a smile on my face
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  5886. It's funny that he went through history and forgot to mention that Papua New Guinea and New Zealand used to be part of Australia... Papua New Guinea gaining its independence in 1975, and New Zealand not joining Australia, as one of its states, in its federation in 1901.
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  5887. Mate at 3.30 if you see that many fire trucks responding you know the shit is hitting the fan in a big way !!
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  5888. Proud to be an Aussie right now! Love the generosity of your subscribers and sharing of our culture. Happy Holidays to the IWrocker fam!
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  5889. Żywiec / Tatra(mountains in Poland in the south) Brewery belongs to the Heineken company . This is how it is promoted on Polish television https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rowlmix8HKw&ab_channel=OpusFilm Żywiec beer is a Krakow folk costume . Okocim Brewery belongs to the Danish company Carlsberg . Tyskie Gronie beer belongs to the Japanese company Asahi Group
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  5890. Don't worry the Port Wine flavored jelly is non alcohol and safe for kids, it's probably the best flavor!
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  5891. I live in Perth and travel the state with my work. You can 'feel' the age of the place. I'm not indigenous but I can understand their attachment to the land. Whenever I get the chance I go walking on my own into the bush. It's so calming and grounding.
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  5892. One thing all those non league teams have in common, volunteers who make sure the game is played.
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  5893. Yes you can add to her Legend, that she was part of the crazy Group B ! Althought she won the pikes peak race and set a record that has only been broken by Ari Vatanen who tooks all the risks possible. (It's the video you've seen him protect his eyes from the sun with his hand while driving...). But in the female legend of motorsport, don't forget Sabine Schmidt who was the Queen of Nurburgring. She sadly passed away recently...
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  5894. The end destination is indeed a hospital. Szpital Bielański (Bielany Hospital), one of the bigger hospitals in Warsaw, where my father works
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  5895. Check out the U-Boat Submarine Transport in Germany that was amazing Stuff!
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  5896. We got two in our shop right now and a friend of mine has like 20 of those. Crude machines that in the 70s you could find abandoned in barns. These days some are in the 6 digits. My Grandfather as a teenager during the mid-1940s worked with these in his apprenticeship until the end of WW2. After the war he said, they were back to one horsepower for a while...
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  5897. One of the first places we took our daughter when she got her Learner’s Licence. Gave her a great perspective & respect for driving skills 😉
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  5898. At 12:30 it's the cover for the radio.
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  5899. The boat passing in front of the bus, that has the words "De Pannenkoekenboot" on it at 11:51, is actually a pancake restaurant. Pannenkoekenboot translates to pancake boat. It's a one hour trip around the city and you can eat unlimeted pancakes during that time, you have them in more cities in the Netherlands.
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  5900. Romansh is only spoken in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Its a romance language and its actually a bit closer to latin than other romance languages. Its Swizerland 4th official language after German/Swiss-german, French and Italian. Its spoken in the very eastern part of Switzerland.
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  5901. I always love the way Skoda did a complete 180 and then some from being a butt of jokes in the 80s-mid/late 90s to being a very respected manufacturer, often making cars that rate higher with journalists than their VW counterparts that they're built off the bases of.
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  5902. Thank you dude for react this video , you made me cry😢 , as a Real Madrid supporter who was there in every "small welcome" that we give to our team. The atmosphere has no comparative , unlickely I lost my job a few years ago and , after 25 years going every weekend , I cant go to the stadium to support my team , watch this video brings me back there again and I could feel the incredible vibres once again....😢
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  5903. The older Volvos with diesel engines use the VW engine called D24, they never had a "Volvo engine" in those cars, later on Volvo have their own diesel engines!
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  5904. The spiders are huntsman spiders. Big, hairy, scary looking but completely harmless to humans. But they are very territorial and deadly to other spiders soooooo........we keep huntsman in the house to keep the venomous spiders out. Nature against nature.
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  5905. As an Australian, I am a fan of the Belgian Trappist beer, made by an order of Trappist monks,
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  5906. All this was done before my time. In actual fact when i was a teenager living in rural S Aussie, i remember the farmers being told they had to plant so many trees per land cleared. But i believe that your not allowed to clear trees without replanting them. Even our logging trees etc are renewable. Our land (S A) mostly comes from former farming land which was cleared maybe early1800 to 1900. Where i live we still have a lot of older trees, (which are a hazzard through falling limbs) but they were left intact. I feel this generation (mine) is fixing the mistakes of the first early settlers. Planting trees is just one of them. Some areas did not have trees to begin with, just shrubs(bushes).
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  5907. I'm born and bred Western Australian and the most amazing place I've been to is purnululu national Park its absolutely breathtaking
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  5908. I reside in New Zealand, and regularly NZ and Aus cars move between our two countries for race events . Occasionally, we team up with the Aussies, and take cars to large race meetings in USA. As a rule we surprise the heck out of Americans, because we tend to drive so hard. Glad you enjoy our stuff.
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  5909. IWRocker: I don't know, babe. Mrs. Rocker: Just do it already! PULL! Thank god, she had to give birth 😂
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  5910. In the Alps (i.e. France, Itay, Switzerland and Austria), these are well loved as relatively cheap cars that will get you home in Winter. Don't forget that many "roads" that go through the higher-up villages can be rather narrow, so a Panda or a Jimny will make driving more safe.
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  5911. for hunting, you'd throw it above a large flock of feeding birds. As the boomerang spins over them they get spooked and rise up INTO the spinning blades
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  5912. The thinking behind the Tatra transmission style is if you run a central axel longitudinal from the engine to the back, you can place as many differentials as you want as long as the wheels don't touch each other therefore you can make 10x10 or 12x12 for example. Plus the fact that the arms to the wheels pivot from a central point and are not perpendicular to the ground, it gives you better ground clearance and less complicated suspension settings with fewer parts.
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  5913. Unlike the US, in Europe any vehicle that can legally drive on public road need to have a registration. So farming equipment like tractors and harvesters will be registered. Not sure if this applies to all countries, but at least most of them have this.
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  5914. "To Be Up Shit Creek Without A Paddle" = to be in deep trouble with no solution
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  5915. Such buses also run in Budapest.
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  5916. My Sydney suburb has benches facing the shops, because they’re for people to rest from walking around. The bus stops have a shelter with the bench facing the street, but only the bus stops. If a mother sits on the bench with her toddler, it’s much safer to control the toddler and prevent them from stepping off the kerb.
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  5917. Congratulations IWrocker. You've earned it. Keep up the great work.
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  5918. Love the humbling honesty, also giving an insight into driving the ring, it doesn't matter what you drive!
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  5919. In Poland those big roundabouts with traffic lights mostly aren't roundabouts. Just a group of short, wide, one-way roads in circular shape. Althought they are often called roundabout 😄😄Basicly, if you have intersection of two big streets, instead of making one huge intersection those streets are spliting into one-way roads, and then we have four smaller intersections of one way streets. Because of that traffic is much smoother
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  5920. I have never seen so many Tim tams in the same place at the same time , that includes the supermarket! 👍🇦🇺
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  5921. what made it funny was the fact that it was all true
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  5922. This is my back doorstep, and out the front is the Great barrier reef... not a bad place to live I will admit :D If you ever get up this way mate I will buy you a beer <3
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  5923. I love your enthusiasm. It's called world rally for a reason WRC. It's not The world series of Murica where only Muricans play. It's a series of countries in one competition. If you win this series you are the best of the world not just Murica. It's amazing how they turn Right as much as the turn left. This series has produced so many world champions from so many countries.
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  5924. You're going to find Stella Artois, Leffe and Duvel in USA. These are pretty "mainstream" over here. Duvel is good, but I personally like Omer, Delirium Tremens, Tripel Karmeliet, ... But if you ever get to Belgium you will be totally amazed about the choice you have.
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  5925. Not 100% true. We have the "american kitchen". That is a kitchen that is not a separte room, but kind of part of the living room. Typically the one the guy in the video is. We have (in french) the "prepared american". That is a seasoned raw minced steak. There is an "american pool" (billiard). I think that's the one with 6 holes (not sure, I'm no pool player) In movies, there is the "american night". That is when they shoot during the day, but the night is simulated by reducing the light. We have the american fridge, bread, football too. ... and probably others I don't think of right now. But "american"does not mean "better". It's more "bigger" or "more". And if it involves quality, it usually mean "quantity over quality".
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  5926. If you want to expand the map out more there is the Promods series of mods, which span all the way from the middle east up into Iceland. I'd highly recomend giving them a try, though the download will take ages - obviously with such a huge map. The cities are still condenced down, highly, but have a bit more personality than the default ones.
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  5927. The argument of nascar vs supercars being faster is pretty irrelevant. They're both built to race spec/regulation and are only as fast as they're allowed to be. It's cool to be able to see them run side by side though. The biggest difference to me was the serious rubber underneath the nascar compared to the supercars. The grip at high speeds must be insane.
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  5928. I was born in '70. As a kid i remember there was a store for everything. Hi Fi store, vacuum store, appliance store, butcher shop, hardware store, delis, toy stores (Kiddie City, Playtown), hobby shops, music stores, etc. Going out shopping was a thing in the 70s & 80s. That all went by the wayside with big box chain stores, the internet and Amazon. That ushered in mediocre quality and selection and killed the entrepreneurial spirit that we had with all those private businesses.
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  5929. Holden made the best sounding V8 ever - 308/5L👌🏻
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  5930. Did a lap in a HR holden with drum brakes all round and three on the tree manual in the early 70's when the driver announced halfway down conrod straight that we had run out of brakes (savagely overheated brake drums) still don't know how he got it stopped before the last corner.
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  5931. If you want a cool look into one of the oldest high speed trains in europe, and the first to break 300 km/h, the channel Mustard made a really cool documentary about the TGV "Why french trains are the fastest" Another one i could recommend, is the absolute speed record on rails of 574.8 km/h, from the same train, that video is crazy to watch, and i dont think ill ever get bored of it
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  5932. this track is RedBull Ring on Austria. for me one of the best tracks in F1. Great batlles. in this era, there were no slicks tires.
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  5933. I cried with you too Ian. I love this beautiful song. I sung this song in a choir when I was a teenager. I absolutely love Qantas ads. I’m so proud of my country 🇦🇺
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  5934. Another two to try if you can get them are from Tassie, Boags and Cascade.
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  5935. My husband is a license tester, and he's almost lost his life sitting in the car with a young woman who definitely wasn't ready. They were on the right side of road, but facing the on coming traffic. My husband ended up grabbing the steering wheel and putting the car on the medium strip. He said it was very scary, it wasn't his first close call.
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  5936. My uncle was 6'4" and he used to drive a mini you would be surprised
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  5937. crossed Ivanhoe Kununurra WA and Cahills many times on my adventures across the top end.. Always an exciting trip, just learn the tides and you'll be right. Seen many people knee deep fishing there also.. crazy hoomunz.. Mary River in the NT is a great place to see some croc feeding too and yes once again people knee deep fishing there and even saw people swimming there.. We're a different breed for sure
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  5938. Dope reaction Good to see ya a Holden fan 🤙🏼 Respect 🫡 from Adelaide 🇦🇺
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  5939. When I grew up in NZ we only had Marmite and I thought that was normal... wasn't until I moved to Australia I tried Vegemite... and then Promite many years later... Promite wins for me, although Marmite makes me homesick.
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  5940. The spiders in the cottage looked like Huntsmans; big but pretty harmless and very timid. They keep the cockroach numbers down; without them the place would be crawling with cockies.
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  5941. No one mentioned the aero wings popping up and down for better aero in slow corners. And by the way this was in a bump conditions not 100% this thing is epic.
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  5942. I heard that Starbucks are catering more for tourists who come for holidays and are used to their style of drinks. It's definitely a biscuit
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  5943. reason we call it a servo(service station was because back in the 70's and '80's we had service stations that did everything including fixing your car if it was cactus), we still have some of those servos about but mainly they are family run so they are usually smaller.
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  5944. Fun Fact: The old ford factory in geelong developed and manfactured the iconic Barra Inline 6 engine
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  5945. He says the rest of Australia is a Desert except Mt Kaputar... Yeah Nah I think he's completely wrong 🤦‍♂️ great Vid though..👍
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  5946. Hahaha Turkish delight is the vegimite of the chocolate world, you like them or hate them 🤣🤣 I like them 👍🏻 but I’m not a fan of crunchie or violet crumble, different strokes I guess 😊
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  5947. In Australia Homeowners Associations only apply to owners of apartments and a very limited number of gated communities, as far as I am aware. Thank you for the video. I would like to go to the USA but only once Covid is gone.
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  5948. "House" music and DJ's usually come from the Netherlands (2 Unlimited, Venga Boys, DJ Tiesto, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren). But lets not forget other famous Dutch songs: Radar Love (Golden Earring), Venus (Shocking Blue), Little Green Back (George Baker Selection).
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  5949. I‘ll never forget being overtaken by an old 300 SL while driving at about 170kph abot 106mph) on the Autobahn. Not because of the speed, but because of the speed of that then around 60 yesrs old car
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  5950. The original is common in germany too, and I was so confused that its easily recognizable, just with Budweiser brand name on it missing
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  5951. Magirus (pronounced "Mah-GEE-rus", "gee" as in "gear") Deutz was a German company building Trucks, Buses, Firefighting Apparatus and military vehicles, being a part of Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz AG (today still manufacturing engines as Deutz). They were famous for their air cooled diesel engined trucks which were rugged and quite offroad capable, the logo is a stylized version of the spire of Ulm cathedral (where they were based). The trucks were so ubiquitous as fire engines and also construction vehicles in the 70s and 80s, also the military used them a lot. They went into decline in the 70s and were incorporated into the Italian IVECO consortium in the 80s. Some of their trucks (especially light ones) continued to be sold as IVECO Magirus until the Magirus brand was dropped in the late 80s in favor of IVECO. Today, Magirus is still a manufacturer of Firefighting Apparatus, especially ladder trucks built on many different chassis from IVECO, Mercedes-Benz, MAN and more. Here is one of their air cooled v8 diesel trucks with their distinctive sound! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYG6lSfn_1o
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  5952. The Stratos was another Lancia that was very successful in rallies from the mid 70s to early 80s. Beautiful looking cars.
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  5953. Of course i need to say that as a german....😅 Only our neighbours in Austria and Czech Republik are drinking more beer than germans🍻 I try my best to change that,Prost😉
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  5954. the TGV is commercially limited to 320km/ph, but it's record is insane : 574.8 kmh / 357.16 mph check the sound when it's passing... ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpeivd9zp90
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  5955. There are also mint flavoured tim tams. But mint slice are still better IMO
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  5956. Pedro, love the hat. I thought that last box was going to be bottomless. Looks like there should be enough to keep the kids happy for hours. Sydney is growing in leaps and bounds and looks like an angel.
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  5957. Some more background info on German EMS: Responsibility for the Emergency Medical Service usually lies with the district (Kreis), similar to an American county. Larger cities are usually counties itself (kreisfrei) and they tender out the running of EMS service to the various organizations. In larger cities, it's often the city Fire Dept. also running EMS, or it can be one of the other EMS organizations like the German Red Cross (DRK=Deutsches Rotes Kreuz), St. John's Ambulance (JUH=Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe), Workers' Samaritan Foundation (ASB=Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund), German counterpart to Order of Malta Ambulance Corps (MHD=Malteser Hilfsdienst) and some private companies like Falck. In some cities where an Armed Forces Hospital is located, even the Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) is incorporated into civilian EMS, like in Berlin or Hamburg. Plus you have the already mentioned "Werksfeuerwehren", fire departments of larger companies usually in the industrial sector providing fire and EMS service on their premises and also outside of it. For example, the Ambulance at 5:47 with the blue and yellow stripes on red belongs to the Fire and EMS department of Technical University Munich at their Garching campus just outside Munich city limits.
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  5958. Its called Planned obsolescence... the fact manufacturers INTENTIONALLY produce items with a limited lifespan. Basically to force consumers to keep buying the product when it breaks.
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  5959. The ginger beer is tops on its own. But before you sink the whole glass (and after you try it straight) whack some chopped lime and mint in the last little bit. Also your last pronunciation of Geelong was spot on.
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  5960. One of the few things I miss from the US are the McGriddles. Fun fact, Australia created the McCafe - we just really like our coffee.
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  5961. A cool bit of trivia about Uluru: Uluru is made of sedimentary sandstone built up layer by layer over millions of years. Due to gravity sedimentary layers always form horizontally. If you google an image of Uluru from above you can see that the sedimentary layers are vertical. This means that at some point in its 500 million year history, the entire rock has rotated 90 degrees.
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  5962. Hi Ian and family, I would love to see you give away some Tim Tam's to less fortunate people, homeless, sick kids etc. I'm sure my fellow Aussies know you can't possibly eat them all, and we would love to see you giving them away and spreading the joy.
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  5963. If you want to try a Domino Pizza in Brussels, Belgium: the worst I've ever tasted. Nothing beats a real Italian 🍕
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  5964. Yeah, I wouldn't have rated BMW that high either. Spot on with the Citroën though
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  5965. I am Spanish so I speak for Spain. Two things: 1. Joyride is the best. When I am stressed or just need some time to think in my things I go driving my car to nowhere, just enjoying the ride! and 2. In Spain we turn the lights on ALWAYS, no matter the time, the weather... the lights always turned on!
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  5966. The Belgium Chimay brand is usually available in speciality beer stores in the USA - in particular try Chimay Blue - a spectacular dark beer.
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  5967.  @sqeo0000  I guess the soft drinks in the US are thick and sweet like a sirup you use with a Soda Stream. ;)
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  5968. I love those brain dead comments in that oil change redit post in which people said they'll stick with 5k oil change because they don't want to risk blown motor... as if motors blew left aft and right all the time in Europe lol. If you maintain your (Euro)car and you put in quality oil, it will really last 30 000 Km. We are changing it here in Europe on yearly basis though because oil degrades as it goes through seasons (hot in the summer, below freezing in winter). If I lived in California which has basically just 1 and a half seasons I would do it on bi-yearly basis or after like 20 000 Km. Most people here change oil either in spring when they have their winter tires changed for summer tires or if they go by a car on vacation in Croatia/Italy in early summer when they have their car checked to make sure it will survive without issues the round trip there and back.
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  5969. Very strong beer is sometimes known as barley wine and yes it can come in 750mil bottles
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  5970. ikea ?? really ? wtf :D
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  5971. To me the best "Kingswood" style was the HJ. Probably because my Dad had a brand new one ! When I was 15 I used to sell Newspapers in Perth on a Saturday night and it was so exciting seeing all the muscle cars "Chucking Laps" around the City. Corner of William Street & Wellington Street (opposite the Horseshoe bridge) for Perthians.
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  5972. 5:40 "VAR is rubbish. Get it gone" MAN! I felt that! So true!
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  5973. I was shocked so many of them actually made it all the way. That sand looked super soft.
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  5974.  @IWrocker  Just say "Dzien dobry" next time you visit them and it will make them happy af
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  5975. Wow, this kid, lol. Speed cameras have an automatic margin, I think at least 5km, so if you get a ticket that says 2km over, you were actually at least 7km over. No ozone hole BS, but the sun can be brutal. Pay at the pump was introduced like 20 yrs ago, but no one uses it, it's still there in a lot of servos. Most big intersections have a slip lane for turning left when safe. When the helmet law was introduced, everyone carried on about it, now it's a normal part of life and everyone is safer. Cigarette and alcohol tax, is like you said, there to make people healthier, we have a great healthcare system, paid for through tax, no one wants to pay for people who are deliberately harming themselves, so it's only fair that they pay extra tax. I'll shut up now, I loved your reaction, you do get us.
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  5976. Not about the best beer.. it's about tasting them all and finding your favourite XD Also, I saw a great video yesterday showing how you can read High German with only English language skills. It's actually really easy. USA and Germany are polar opposites on the whole national pride / boasting
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  5977. Mate I’d go back to the 70s And 80s in a heartbeat !!!
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  5978. Pram is short for "perambulator" - or a machine that enables you to "walk all over". Hence stroller in the US. Interestingly it was invented by Charles Burton in the US, but he had to take it to England before it caught on.
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  5979. Ronaldinho is a legend 🔥
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  5980. Different to the USA we have an other system: In addition to the paramedics (ambulances) we have the Notarzt (Emergency doctor). These doctors are normally driving with a fast station wagon, like an Audi; BMW or something else.
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  5981. What a bloody drongo, the party was probably an hallucination! He's lucky they found him! 😩👍😄 Happy Australia Day Ian, we're so lucky to live here, drongos and all! 😁🇦🇺🎉
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  5982. Hi Ian, ive lived in the UK, been to Europe, the humidity and heat is so different from down here in Melbourne Oz. Add another 5 degrees cel to all those temps its like there is a glad wrap layer over the sky, i never knew a soul that had air con. My family is from Liverpool, freeze or bake lol
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  5983. M8 who ever is saying you should of traveled here by now just tell them " make like a tortoise and pull their head in" . You have the right idea of putting your family 1st. It's extremely expensive you don't ever want to put yourself in det just for a holiday. Stay safe and take care of your family and keep doing what you do for all of us. Most importantly congratulations on the new edition to your family. 🍾🍾🍾
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  5984. That bird is a white cockatoo, a Kookaburra is a member of the kingfisher family and is slightly larger than the standard ones. Grill'd is good, but they are expensive too, around ~$15 AUD for a cheaper burger, but the burger quality is pretty high and good fresh ingredients. Those crosswalk beeps aren't just inn Melbourne, they are Australia-wide. Yes, FNQ is Far North Queensland. And that bird is a Lyrebird, the one that makes all those amazing sounds like a camera shutter, a chainsaw, a baby crying, and every bird call from around the area. I'm pretty sure you've done a video on it before. If you haven't, it's well worth a video on it's own, absolutely incredible what sounds they can make.
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  5985. Good stuff IW- I reckon the reason you like all the chocolates and sweets is because we make them with cane sugar not corn syrup
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  5986. I was lucky enough to go to the 2000 usgp at Indianapolis when they were still v10's. You definitely needed earplugs the entire race weekend. My wife and I took a walk just to see the neighborhood, and at over 1/2 mile away you could still hear the engines screaming during practice. Was unreal how loud they really are.
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  5987. And beer drinking!
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  5988. This was interesting. You should check out R.M.Williams. They’re awesome & iconic✌🏼 Edit: I believe they use yearling & kangaroo leather, depending which boots you buy. My latest pair I bought 20 years ago & they’re still going strong!
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  5989. Can’t wait to see the hell cat badge on the Ram. I can already see the Chevy and Ford guys trembling 🤣😂🤣.
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  5990. You do realise that by stating that you like supermarket pamphlets every Aussie born is going to send you their junk mail , mine is all on its way .wait for all the Christmas catalogues ,you might want to suggest to your post office to hire a whole bunch of people to handle the volume that's coming your way .
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  5991. Oh, bit of trivia for you. Brock had the number "05" on his car to denote the Australian Blood/Alcohol driving limit, 0.05%.
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  5992. Have you guys considered giving some to charity? Imagine being homeless but doing a TIMTAM SLAM! YES! No Aussie would mind if you gave some to others who could do with a smile.
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  5993. I'm an Aussie living in NZ as as much as I wish that John Clarke (R.I.P.) was an Aussie, he wasn't. Just a brilliant ANZAC.
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  5994. Ozzyman has a good one on magpies
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  5995. I was a month off turning 6 when this race was on and yes, I was into Peter Brock and was drawing Toranas (When I could draw!) Of course I love my Torries as a result. Brocky dominated the race start to finish, 2nd place (Peter Janson and Larry Perkins was 6 laps behind and to show how strong the car was, he broke the lap record! And yes, it is a V8...a 308. Mum used to work at Reg Hunt Holden in Melbourne at the time (King Street City) and met up with Brocky.
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  5996. Breakfast every morning on wholemeal toast. Never spread on thick !!. Goes great with tasty grilled cheese, with either onion or poached egg added....or both !! Originally a byproduct of the brewing process but originally marketed as a health food due the high concentration of vitamin B. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  5997. I loved that you used the word doofus 😂😂 i haven't heard that word for years
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  5998. The 2022 TT starts in a few days....so hyped for this!
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  5999. Straight up, mate all you have to do is give it the power flick from the wrist. Legit one of the better first attempts I've ever seen, Ian!!!! Keep on smashing it and you'll be catching the thing in no time :)
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  6000. They have great memory. And live about 20 years. Every generation brings up their young in our yard. I'm certain there hasn't been a magpie attack in my area in about 30 years. Favorite bird ever.
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  6001. I have huge respect for all truck drivers no matter where they come from. They do a fantastic job.
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  6002. As old as the concept of UNIMOG is, it is still unbeatable today. Where every other vehicle reaches its limits, the Unimog really warms up. When last year (2021) was the severe flood disaster in Germany with numerous fatalities, it was a Unimog that drove right into the middle of the flash floods and pulled out drifting people.I wish I could afford one.
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  6003. You know your great when others try to imitate you
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  6004. Also FYI the driving licenses in Australia are complex for driving a truck. There are about 10 different possible licenses for truck types. The most basic is the small passenger van license. The biggest is the articulated truck license which would be the trucks and road trains seen here. Many truck drivers in their 50s transition from truck driving to long haul passenger coach driving. p.s had a look at truck driver training and the system has changed a lot since 20 years ago. Seems to be about 5 licenses now. We have a memorial as well at Tarcutta, a town of 446 people, to remember any truck drivers who passed while truck driving.
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  6005. In UK sharp edges are an MoT failure, in USA they are a Cybertruck design feature!
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  6006. When driving around the Nurburgring on open driving days you are meant to treat the racetrack as a two lane highway. If you are driving slowly you are supposed to stay on the right and if you are driving quickly and overtaking it should be on the left of the track and obviously caution should be taken at corners and hairpins. The motorbikes at the beginning of the lap should’ve moved aside to the right and let the faster vehicle go by rather keeping on the racing line and hindering faster moving cars lately they have got very strict about abiding by the rules
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  6007. The Tatra 97 is really super rare even in former Czechoslovakia.
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  6008. Somehow in our crowded UK we stil manage to have some pretty wild areas. Parts of Wales ( Cymru in Welsh) have very rough country, and I'm pleased you appreciated its beauty. Although in West Wales in particular it really can rain...
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  6009. basic wage in OZ is $21 per Hour, ($15.75 US) normally full time employment 38 hours a week with 4 weeks paid holidays with 18% extra money on top, not to mention paid public holiday leave. It not necessary to tip people for their service but some people do anyway, and usually collected by the manager and split amongst all the employees.
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  6010. Thanks from Czechia ❤
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  6011. It was a Scottish guy that found out penicillin fights bacteria but it was an Aussie that purified it to be more widely used 👍🏻
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  6012. Don't worry about your pronunciation. An American I played video games with 20 years ago once asked me what "zee-tighst" means... No matter how many times he said it, I had no fricking clue what he wanted until he got angry at me for not understanding. After I had him spell it for me, I realized that he butchered the word "Zeitgeist" so hard that I just didn't recognize it, but knowing what he was trying to say, I could then see how he got there... for the most part. 😅
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  6013. Tatra company is over 100 years old, these trucks had independent axles since begining. Look up Tatra car named TATRAPLAN 😊 two guys drove it around the World back in the 50s
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  6014. An interesting thing about Kangaroo Island is that it is actually pretty big, just a very small population.
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  6015. Visy is pronounced "Vizzy". Dick Pratt was one of Australia's richest men. He was so rich he was running 3 separate families and his first wife was matriarch over all of them. The main factory was a short walk from the house I used to own in Coburg, Melbourne. Dulux is pronounced like Jew-Lux. They used Old English Sheepdogs in their ads, and many Australians call OESs 'Dulux Dogs'.
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  6016. G'day mate, thanks for the favourable review! I never thought this video would get this far, Lach' and I just did it for a bit of fun. I will let Victor Poulin know, if he doesn't already. My missus and I have been watching a few of your vids and they are great entertainment, you're good value. Cheers, Warwick.
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  6017. the youngest ever World Champion 💪
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  6018. The point regarding the remnants of wars. It is not solely WWII. Shells from WWI can still be found in Europe, especially in the north east of France where the trench warfare happened. Most of them are unstable and still dangerous. Every year, some are unearthed and specialists have to defuse them. And there is the issue of the remnants of the usage of chemical weapons. Some places are still polluted after more than a century.
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  6019. None of those things are called american here in Austria either.
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  6020. 1:00 it's the Ballon D'Or, the award of the best player of the year, kinda like a MVP but for the entire world the rule about handball is you can't touch with arm and or hand, for the limitation it's about where the line on the shirt/jersey usually are, if it's top of the shoulder it's fine i would recommand reacting to "legendary goalkeeper saves" and "Ronaldinho sexiest passes ever" he was discovered while playing futsal because he scored 23 goals in one match at 13yo
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  6021. Basque are an isolate language on the north of Spain and France
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  6022. its the horn buttons
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  6023. A lifelong Adeladeian here. I love our city. So easy to live here. Everything is within easy reach, and even what we call "heavy" traffic is pretty light compared to other major cities in Australia. And why it is so clean is partly because we have a refundable deposit scheme for all bottles and cans, ensuring that these are not simply left on the street, but collected for refund. The climate is generally moderate in Adelaide with extremes of both heat and cold from year to year, but with most of the state being in semi desert to desert as you go north, with a cooler temperate region along the southern coast. We live on the fringe of the McLaren Vale wine region, one of many in South Australia. It's hard to buy bad wine or bad coffee in Adelaide.
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  6024. it just goes to show how Australians are very care giving and also it just goes to show that how proud that i am being Australian and to you roxanne you are awsome.
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  6025. I have visited F1 races since the 1980s, so lucky enough to see/her all the V12s, V10s and V8 up until the vacuum cleaners nowadays. When you stood at the starting line during the start of a race - the sounds of these V10s made your eardrums go into rage mode and made your eyes water. These cars produced the best race car sounds ever, it was absolute petrolhead ear-porn. V8 and V12 share a almost as great second place.
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  6026. The Hamburg river bus is driven in the water by two jet-drives that can be swiveled to steer the bus. The driver needs not only the drivers license for the bus, but also an Inland waterway skipper's license.
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  6027. Your exit from the 2CV was far more elegant than I expected 😂😂😂
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  6028. Basically, Orangina making fun of other product commercials.
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  6029. I went to my first F1 race this year in Austin, it was incredible. Got the weekend pass and went Friday and Saturday to watch practice and qualifying before the race Sunday. It was amazing, Green day played a concert, there was good food (but expensive), and the atmosphere was amazing. It felt like being at a music festival just wandering around the circuit to different areas and seeing what was going on. And then 400,000 people in attendance on race day was insane! Im from Louisiana and have been to a lot of sold LSU games and this was like triple that size!
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  6030. Sorry for the mess YT are putting you through.
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  6031. Northern Territory! Lots of strange things go on there, I heard of one case where Police pulled over a driver and found he had an unrestrained two year old child standing on the back seat and had a carton of beer on the front seat with a seat belt holding it in place!
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  6032. Will never get used to you calling them Euro trucks. Here they are just trucks 😂
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  6033. Had these windows in The Netherlands, double glazed. Now I live in Poland, same windows but triple glazed.
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  6034. G'day bloke, you'll have to make your way over here when you get the chance! Definitely between January and march is the best time! Loving the content mate.
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  6035. Note: All spaghetti westerns are done in the south of spain
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  6036. If the car fails, the MOT testing centre will let you take your car to a garage of your choice. If you represent the car within 7 days the second test is free. Most people get their car serviced before hand to avoid failing.
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  6037. No matter from where it is. The most important thing is the Kids are happy and like it
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  6038. when you paused and talk about the london black cab, if you look just behind the police vehicle you will see the new electric black cab. the beach buggy thing ive never seen before but looks suspiciously like a modified Smart roadster. Can i also recommend Chris Martin EMS channel, he is an emergency paramedic that shows great footage and commentary of the high speed techniques and rules etc. keep up the great videos
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  6039. Interesting fact - The Kimberleys take up just a small part of the state of West Australia, but they are the same size as the whole state of California!
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  6040. Check out the British Touring Car Championships from the late 90's to early 2000's. Tightest flat out racing in the wet I've ever seen.
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  6041. Sorry skal means shell. It is pronounced skoul. Skål
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  6042. Panda's are just hella fun. Especially the older ones. The best part about these is that they weigh really little and don't sink in as deep as other heavier 4x4's .
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  6043. Noala here - Oh IWrocker family, I loved loved loved your reaction to the milo and Emma doing to Oi Oi OI chant, so cute!. There were a couple of different options for the label, the others were sports and beach, but I chose the Aussie slang one for you. Hello to Dani, Pedro, Emma and Andrew. Thank you for making my day. Be safe.
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  6044. The real challenge is to kick a footy over the top of them.
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  6045. Kölsch, unlike the others is 'top fermented' so technically it's a pale ale and not a lager as such, just a malty less hoppy version of a pale ale than many are use to? Früh have an excellent Brewpub in the shadow of Cologne Cathedral, where you can sit outside and drink the beer from the cask, which comes to you continuously until you tell them to stop!.
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  6046. Regarding boomerangs, there are generally 2 styles, the "toy" returning boomerangs, which are what most people imagine when someone says boomerang, and the true boomerang, which is a lot less curved and doesn't return and is generally larger. There is a decent video by Shadiversity about this if anyone is interested.
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  6047. Very special topic for me. Greetings from Budweis!
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  6048. In South Australia our highest peak is "Mount Lofty" theres nothing lofty or mountainous about it, a 6 year old can walk to the top in a t shirt and be back by lunchtime
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  6049. in australia its required to have a second police man in the car in case of a domestic dispute or a shoot out no policeman is allowed to travel alone.
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  6050. Dear God, I have seen the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, up close and personal, let's not talk about best things to see. I've seen a lot of the US and it is phenomenal. I have also travelled extensively through Canada and Alaska, so incredible. Every country has it's own treasures and natural wonders. I don't feel there is anyone better than the rest.
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  6051. Actually you pronounced the word 'Raidillon' quite good. It's 'Raidillon', not 'Radillon' : the uphill part of the track is named Raidillon and comes from the French word 'raide' which means steep. Greetings from Belgium, love your vids, they are so relaxing, and it is just so interesting hearing the opinion of someone on the other side of the globe in many things I'm interested in, or even practice myself. Keep up the good work !
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  6052. you need to watch "black as" it's hilarious one of my favourite shows. you'll find it on youtube and i reckon you'd like it.
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  6053. He didn’t mention that GM also decided to only build left hand drive cars, as part of this they sold their European brands to PSA. Holden followed soon after, even though they took taxpayer’s money to stay open as a manufacturer. And no GM didn’t give us our money back when they shut down early. Now the only GM cars sold in Australia are converted to right hand drive in Australia. The only Holden I owned was a 2016 Commodore SSV Redline. Fastest car I will probably ever own.
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  6054. I've always liked Skodas and just got my new Skoda Octavia Combi 1.5 Style a couple of months ago. It's my third Octavia Combi in 11 years, good cars and no faults so far. Here in Finland the Octavia has been among the best selling cars most years since the early 2000s. Technically Skodas have been Volkswagens since the 90s, but I just think they are cooler and better looking.
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  6055. Very bloody interesting, it got me. This bloke covers some pretty decent content in his videos, worth having a boe peep.
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  6056. Having driven in the US, the signs don't really stand out, especially when there is loads of advertising at the side of the road and its easy to miss them. Basically, and the way we were taught was that circular signs are Orders, or Obey. They are the same shame as an O. Triangular signs are warnings, the triangle being the same shape as the lower part of a W. I've always thought that its this way because America didn't invent it, same as roundabouts and this bares it out.
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  6057. It is one of the largest large transport companies in Europe. It's a great company even for its workers.
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  6058. Yes Australia invented those little sauce packets. In fact we invented heaps of things . You should do some of the innovative inventions we have come up with , it would blow your mind. Like wireless internet, Cochlear implant, refrigerated trucks, duel flush toilet , wine in a box.
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  6059. The trucks are capped at 90 in most of Europe when you're carrying a load; uncapped when you're not. (some of Eastern Europe allows over 100).
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  6060. Just yesterday I saw a post in the comments section of another video, some American dude thinks that AI uses so much power that it’s draining the sun. Seeing its bl00dy hot here in Oz, I guess it’s draining the Americans side of the sun where a lot of the tech companies are.
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  6061. yes it's french , but also if you find Sumol from portugal is also nice
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  6062. In Euro Truck Simulator 2 (Czech game) you can actually drive to the ŠKODA Factory and pick-up some cargo there. In the game it’s called Scout cars and is located about 50km northeast from Prague.
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  6063. Such a genuine bloke with a great family. Congratulations mate. Well deserved. I'll buy you a beer if you ever get down under to visit the best country on earth 👍👍
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  6064. Chilly bin is New Zealand slang, and if you look up the dictionary meaning of thong it's originally a narrow strip of leather or other material, which is the connection between the footwear and the underwear
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  6065. For those who dont know, the Audi V8 was Audis first entry into the big luxury car market, to test the waters and such. If you have an S8 or A8 right now you have the Audi V8 to thank.
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  6066. Well done Ian. 10:03 min in you said Geez Mate. All most perfectly, there was the right emphasis with the right affliction. Our little padawan is learning.
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  6067. Been waiting for you to get to this. As an Aussie we all go on about Bathurst. As good as that is for me it's the Nordschliefe but Isle of man is next level. Enjoyed your reaction.
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  6068. Impressive how fast that went from 200 to 400 kph..
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  6069. I learned to drive in my home nation of England many years ago. I bought a Citroen 2CV that same week. The following week, my gf and I decided to drive to the Cóte D'Azur using a massive Michelin road atlas. Essentially, I drove from city to city all the way through France, and The Champs Elysée/Arc De Triomphe is, to this day, the scariest bit of road I have ever had to negotiate. I saw three separate bumps between vehicles and a bloke get knocked off hi bike in about 150 metres of driving. The second time I went round the Arc was on a Shearings Coach Tour. The driver of the coach (a fella from Brum) kept yelling, "I'm big and I'm blue and I'm coming through!"
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  6070. Ian, bats are just sky puppies 😊
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  6071. McCafé was an Australian invention. We also have things like macaroons and pastries. I think we also started the self serve computers. A lot of what comes out in McDonald’s is tested in the Thornleigh restaurant at the head office in Sydney Australia. (Except specific national menus). It’s kinda the experimental restaurant.
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  6072. Ian, just to put things into perspective for you. The first house was heavily renovated with every chance that it has had walls removed to open up the interior of the house.
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  6073. I was on an Arial Tram (Gondola) with about 9 other Snow Groomer operators in the US. We were a mix of Americans Aussies and Kiwis. One of the Kiwis said he wanted to buy a SooBarr roo. Both Americans and Aussies looked at him and said WHAT?
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  6074. haha Garn. is a proper comedian, true to life material. I guess Fairbairn Films and Friendlyjordies are next lol Can't wait
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  6075. Yeah. Usually, it's at least two sheets of glass with a vacuum or gas inbetween for sound and temperature insulation.
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  6076. We hosted a German teenager as an exchange student for a year from 2018-2019. Was nice hearing about her views on the country, as well as the other German students who were over here, and to go visit it later (spent a week at her house, and another 2 1/2 weeks in lower Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and quick trip to Slovakia). They are definitely hard working, and make really quality products. They definitely do keep a reserved outlook though on history, which is understandable and good in their circumstances. The education system is very good. I do like the split of the high school years into 3 sectors, though it's not all voluntary, you get directed in some circumstances and harder to switch afterwards. I had a good time there and still in close touch to the student and her family. (We send holiday boxes to each other). Some lovely areas of the country, especially in Bavaria. BTW the tornado issues there are quite small, only 10-25 a year it seems. The US gets about 1,300+ a year (and 75% of all tornados in the world, so you were correct on that). Looking forward to going back.
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  6077. Yeah, Orangina is possible to buy in most of supermarkets here in EU, i can confirm that as a citizen of Czech Republic who is buying Orangina time to time in dutch chain of supermarkets called Albert and it cost around 50 Czech Crowns/2 € for 1.5L.🙂
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  6078. I'm Australian, so driving on the left is my natural background. Then I went to live in Korean which drives on the right. My first ride (as a passenger) was wacky, it felt like a roller coaster where the car kept going the opposite way to my body's expectations. But I live here, so I was a passenger on the bus for about a year, then I drove. The initial response on day one was wacky, but then it just becomes natural. So now, several years later, both ways are natural to me. When I'm in Korea, I drive on the right, when I'm in Australia, I drive on the left, and it's all automatic for me. The best way to think of it when you have to switch is that the driver is ALWAYS in the CENTRE of the road - then you don't get confused.
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  6079. The V8 Ute's series was always good fun to watch.
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  6080. the clio with the insane backfires is a s1600 react to S1600 rally cars please! They're insane!
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  6081. Man alive, I started to cry when you got the koala adoption.
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  6082. Freeze the tim Tam's then grate them up over some good vanilla ice cream! Also Milo on ice cream is amazing!
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  6083. There are 100s of custom plates available in all states in Aus. You can even get different sized plates.
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  6084. I can tell you, if you cant get to a place with a Pinzgauer, the only other way is by foot or horse. In my Austrian Army time we once drove straight into a mountain forest, no roads nothing, the only thing that stopped us was a treestump. Another time up a mountainroad in spring, snow reached up to the doors but with chains we crawled up there slow but steady until our sergeant recognized that we are not in the right place 😄
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  6085. Check out the early Paris -Dakar rallies, where they actually DID go from Paris to Dakar, and there was a special class for the support trucks, from modified Soviet bloc military vehicles to flat out special racers. Twin engined, all wheel drive, as many turbos as necessary or possible, they were monsters. There is film of them doing incredible speeds through sand, & even getting big air off dunes. King amongst them was Jan de Rooy [ occasionally Jan de Rooij ]who built & raced these crazy machines. One year, they flew so high & fast off a dune that the truck somersaulted & rolled on landing, killing at least one of those on board. Jan immediately stopped racing them, and the organizers curbed the excesses of the event, effectively stopping the class. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zedjnP4jZQ8&t=16s The Daf truck has actually gone up the hill at Goodwood, in 2004.
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  6086. stay and play (Germany) vs load and go (US)
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  6087. Nat is very much NOT typical, that's why we love him.
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  6088. I feel u are pretty much Australian now! 😊
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  6089. Audi Quattro exists (in different versions, of course) since at least the early 1980s. I was a young child when I first heard about that car, and female racer Michèle Mouton.
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  6090. Ya the police here🇮🇪 are called "An Garda Siochana" which in irish translates to the guardians of the peace.
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  6091. 3:03 is a gyrocopter... The powered props is located on the front and provides forward propulsion. The bigger props that make it looks like a helicopter, is free rolling, and it moves with the power of the wind when the gyrocopter moves forward, and thanks to this rotation, it provides lifting power, and make the gyrocopter to fly. The pro is that it requires a short take-off run instead of a conventional airplane, but you don't have the VTOL properties of a conventional helicopter. P.s. I said VTOL to indicate helicopters as well, because they're technically categorized in the same group of flying vehicles like the F-35, Arier and Hospray, which are named Vertical TakeOff and Landing vehicles (V.T.O.L.)
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  6092. The Vauxhall Astra was sold as a Pontiac LeMans and Daewoo LeMans in the U.S. In Europe it was known as the Opel Astra.
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  6093. Twix, by the way, was originally British. Milka has been my favourite for years though.
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  6094. I live about 1km from the track and I can tell you the cops are always siting down the bottom end of conrod straight just waiting for someone to break the 60kph speed limit.
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  6095. I have a friend who is involved with the Australian Yowie Hunters team. I don't doubt his integrity and he has thermal footage of an unidentified, tall creature taken in the Gold Coast hinterland. Have a search on YouTube. The video is around somewhere.
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  6096. Ian, the one "that took off a lot faster than you would have imagined"... WAS A YUGO 45!!!!😁😂 and the road the race takes place is not really in a mountains, it's on a Karstic ridge in southwest Slovenia on a local road with aprox 14 turns of which 6 or 7 are practically serpentine... I drive on this road when traveling to the Adriatic coast and the track is a 5km long part over really beautiful Karstic landscape. there is another large hill climb in Slovenia on Gorjanci which is on the road to my hometown.. and a few other, wild hill climb raceses on public roads.... may be that's why Slovenians drive like "they just stole the car" 😁😋
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  6097. I love my Italian friends. As seen in the video the most important part of a car is the horn! everything else is just optional :D
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  6098. Great to see you guys are going to pay it forward to food banks. That's totally awesome. Just wondering when you'll be doing your next unboxing as UPS said you got my box a week ago but I haven't seen you open it. Thank you 😊
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  6099. The safety cars are the GR Yaris the rally car is based on. In their base form, they are really good rally cars already. Lance David Arnold (race driver) took an unmodified one with summer tires and raced it in winter on a rally track that had been closed due to covid (and thus unprepared). That time would have positioned him in 4th place for the last championship race driven there with actual rally cars, while the track was prepared for a race…
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  6100. Here in Sweden we have somewhat okay lagers, not bad but not great and some pretty good craft beers, but nothing compared to Germany or czech beer. The hidden gem among the European lagers i think is Poland, they are not as famous as their neighbors but they really do make delicious beer.
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  6101. The 'Lamb on Australia day' ads are epic!... Right up there with Rhonda And Ketut!
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  6102. I Always wanted to see Canada, I find through-out my travels Canadians seem to have a similar laid back, chilled personalities, and dry sarcastic sence of humour, similar to Australians Kiwis and Brits. Although the American sence of humour seems to have gotten a lot dryer over the last 10-15 years. Unfortunately I Can't say the same for the laid back chillness though. Apparently people are boycotting Cracker barrel because they have added a meat free option. That ridiculous kind of shit wouldn't happen down here!!! We are just too laid back to give a shit about something so petty.
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  6103. Carlton do the best ads. Look up “Carlton Draught Chase.” Funny stuff.
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  6104. USA: muscle cars Australia: cars Checkout Fender-Bender races, demo derbies (popular at regional shows and Australia Day, and gives the local road crash rescue something to watch, and possible practice not involving the Spectre of Death), and Rolly Poley cars, and the Cancer Council Rally, and the Christmas Bikers' Toy Rally, and everything off road. Also, have a squiz at what it takes to get your first driver's licence. And, checkout the various rescue organisations in Australia, focus on VRA, SES, and BSAR (all volunteer organisations) and the various SRB who monitor credentials. I love Australian volunteer culture 🤩🇦🇺👍🏿
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  6105. Hi, the most powerful version available for normal drivers is the Ford Fiesta ST with 200 hp and a top speed of 230km/h. The WRC and Rally-Cross version has between 380-550 hp and the top speed depends on the track, in straight areas it is between 210-240km/h. On this route it is also over 200km/h.😅
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  6106. You’re not the only one drooling! My husband had a few of these cars. He was that guy with 5 acres & paddocks full of cars when I met him. When he sold the land he had to remove 40 of them. Oh if we knew then what we know now 😭✌🏼
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  6107. My house (Derbyshire, England) is also 404 years old. Built in 1620.
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  6108. There's a video called 'Inconspicuous Ingenuity 2014' about the Met Police Special Escort Group, it gives a fascinating insight into how they escort the most high ranking VIP's around the city in their own very unique way, on motorbikes using whistles, I think you'd love it.
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  6109. I'm not going to do it. Can't be bothered but someone needs to send a glass jar called the Australian holiday. People who send parcels can also send money that goes in the jar. The jar will always sit on set. This dude has promoted Australia enough deserving of an Australian holiday. Send holiday vouchers or cash. We can all watch the jar fill up.
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  6110. Most cars also look bit weird without a front plate, but at the same time, US front plates may block coolant more compared to the slimmer and wider European plates. Many European cars usually designed to have a front plate, as many American cars usually don't have a specific spot for a front plate.
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  6111. I love the reptile park, been many times and live nice and close to it. They do great work ☺️ Also love your videos, keep it up!
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  6112. Hello, I would like to mention a little "legend" about the Nürenburger Ring that you should also take a look at; Sabine Schmitz (RIP), probably the fastest woman on the ring. Especially the taxi rides are quite funny to look at.
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  6113. Wombats have to be remembered, they are funny, little tanks, who like to nip. Yes the Kookaburra has the most beautiful unique call, it lets us know when rain is coming. Well done though, that was fun, yes I was screaming at my PC
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  6114. Recently, vegetable prices have been fluctuating in Australia far more than usual due to natural disasters. Spinach and lettuce, for example, have been seriously affected by floods in the north of the country. Australia's laws differ between states in a number of areas. This is because prior to Federation in 1901, each colony was a self governing Dominion. After Federation, the states continued to retain much power. That has softened over time, especially with regard to income tax, which the Commonwealth assumed in 1932 under dramatic circumstances. For more details read a book called 1932 by Gerald Stone. It gives a good overview. In Melbourne I have never paid a cafe/restaurant surcharge for weekends public holidays. Thank you for the video!
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  6115. If you want to eat a Currywurst: Just grill a Bratwurst and make the sauce. Here is a pretty standard recipe: Curry sauce: 1 tablespoon olive oil, 1 can tomato paste (125g), 2-3 tablespoons curry powder, 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper, 250ml orange juice, a bit of instant grained broth, 2 star anise, salt, pepper, sugar. Heat olive oil in a saucepan, sauté tomato paste briefly over medium heat. Stir in curry powder and cayenne pepper and deglaze with orange juice. Stir in a bit of the granulated broth, add star anise, bring everything to a boil and simmer for 2 minutes. Season to taste with salt, pepper and sugar. If the sauce gets too thick (or too spicy), just thin it with water. (Approx. for 6 servings) (star anise optional, I don't use it either). Just be sure to use Orange juice, not some concentrate - it will be getting way hotter with this, especially if you eat it after a day or two.
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  6116. 3:15 That's a fortuner, basically an SUV variant of the Hilux with a 1GR V6. Closest equivalent in the US would be the 4runner. 5:03 This is the beloved Nissan Patrol and yes it has a V8.
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  6117. That's northern Spain. These things have a four cylinder 600 cc motorbike engine, pop out around 125 hp, and weigh +/- 300 kg. They normally race them in closed dirt tracks, hillclimbs and rallysprints/rallymix events (short, rally-like, single stage competitions).
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  6118. That was brilliant, never seen this chick before, she is top notch. GO AUSSIE CHICK 👍😎🇦🇺
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  6119. This is for Mrs IWrocker.......when a recipe calls for seasoning it means salt and pepper so you did a good job 👍🏻I know the hassle of finding the right ingredients as I'm an Aussie who has been living in the Netherlands for the last 1 years and there are some things that we just don't have here so we just get creative and compromise. Nice job you two, now I want to make sausage rolls.
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  6120. very decent first Ř!
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  6121. I no longer eat bread and grain products from the US, because the Italian and European product has 3 simple ingredients most times. I buy Raos pasta and St Pierre bread. It is expensive but you will feel better. You will eat a bowl of pasta and not fall asleep or feel bad
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  6122. he drives in Switzerland or Lichtenstein. Blue town signs with 50 on top. Germany has yellow town signs and Austria has white ones with a blue border Otherwise they are the same street signs in these countries. In Germany and Austria the limit of 50 km/h in towns is not specifically mentioned but apply
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  6123. There is already confirmed WRC test event in Chattanooga Tennessee in 2024, so its probably time to start planning your next holiday :)
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  6124. As a kiwi living In america this video cracked me up. Sweet as.
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  6125. The slogan for Shapes used to be "Flavour you can see, on a base you can munch." My mum used to make an amazing dip that pairs awesomely with the Chicken Crimpy Shapes. Equal parts sweetened condensed milk and fruit chutney, a tea spoon or 2 of curry powder to taste, give it a whizz in a blender and that's it. Easy and delicious.
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  6126. My friend, you and your gorgeous family would be welcome in Aus anytime. I hope you are able to come here in the near future- I would be so keen to help you plan the best experience possible, having lived in SA, WA, NSW, VIC, and worked in all states & territories of Aus. I love your vids & your discovery of our great country- because, as most of your Aussie viewers would agree, you are practically one of us - and I feel you pretty much get what we’re about 😎 - plus, you need to see an AFL match live, or you haven’t lived ! We’re waiting dude! Let’s hope this Covid shit can be manageable soon - and then you’re either coming here, or I’m going there... coz I am SO keen to see all the beauty of the USA too. Let’s all do what we can to open up the world once again !!! Love y’all xxx
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  6127. I'm a draftsperson in Victoria, Many of my clients walk in with a hand drawn sketch of what they want. My job is take draw what they want and make sure in complies with regulations, as well as providing advise and suggestions. Some people have champagne taste, but a bear budget. :)
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  6128. here in France, we bought a house that was built in 1870's. depending on the city, its hard to find new construction so we didn't have much option. it's great however during summer, inside stays nice and cool since entire house was built out of bricks.
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  6129. I'll just say that you can drive west from Sydney for quite a few hours before it gets remote. Places like Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee etc are quite civilised (very actually - good wine too) and 3 - 4 hours drive from Sydney. The Outback is a fair ways further than those places.
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  6130. Thank you Ian for your kind words and thoughts for us here in Brisbane! I've been through many cyclones in the past but they never get easier. Good luck to everyone out there!
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  6131. The reason it's called soccer here in Australia is because we already had a game called football and also because in the AFL you can only score a goal by kicking the ball if it comes off any other part of the body you only score 1 point. In soccer it can come off any part of you're body exept you're hands and still be a goal.
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  6132. in terms of the light switch, remember Australia is upside down, so once you do that the switches are normal again. The earth moves around the sun in an ellipsis (and in the Australian Summer the earth is closer to the Sun than in the US Summer). Hence greater chance of being burnt in the Australia Summer (and New Zealand also). The hole in the Ozone layer is just that the Ozone layer is thinner over the South Pole.
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  6133. It’s got to be warm my friend so the butter & vegemite melt together , as soon as bread pops from toaster smash it 👌
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  6134. Definitely cannot compete with the sound of the Scanias, but worth watching if you're interested in more truck art. This company is based in my old home town in Germany and every truck has its own theme. Literally every truck is unique in that fleet. Around 01:00 you will see a truck depicting the gold rush in the US: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zPAthO5bQY (PS: Not affiliated in any way to the other channel, just to clarify that)
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  6135. There’s generally 3 models of landcruiser.. the new ones are the 70 series, 300 series, and the prado. Historically there has been the “retro” looking cab chassis Ute/wagon/troop carrier. The larger wagon shape that Lexus uses too that usually come with a straight 6cyl, or a v8. And the prado is the smaller model that came with a v6, or a 4cyl.. they all share driveline parts all the way down to the Hilux.
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  6136. you can't imagine how wide my smiling lips are right now. I've never ever seen anything like this before, even not in Germany where I was born and still live. This lil Beetle does a pretty good job with towing that trailer. Even if it has only 27 or 34 hp ? This is hot rodding in the purest sense !
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  6137. My cousin went from France to Portugal and back twice a year for over 10 years in one of those. That little car was a beast!
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  6138. We can turn left on a red signals. Many intersections have separate lanes for this. Its just not every intersection. We had pay at pumps in the 90's but Servo's Killed it because they want every one to come in so they can sell more in store items. You will not get a speeding ticket doing 2kph over. Tabaco tax is a crime. +12% every year. Flies can be bad sometimes depending where you are.
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  6139. G'day mate that made me so proud to be Australian
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  6140. I lived close to the airport Leipzig/Halle in Germany, there they have at least 2-3 of these per station (2 stations on each end of the airport because they have limited response time) Sometimes they're called to help on the motorway (last year they used one of them for a truck fire) - I'm always amazed by the sight of them. The airport also has it's own fire training center, where airport firefighters from all over the world learn how to operate this beast.
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  6141. Never seen one of those in Germany. I imagine that the trailor coupling in form of a roof rack would have caused safety concerns here with the TÜV. Anyways, in the former East Germany they used to be very inventive with such things. They had campers even for the Trabant, which was even maller and lighter than a beetle. And folding roof tents for sleeping in and so on. Compared to that, this VW camper looks really luxurious.
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  6142. 16:42 Niki's Ferrari with Adrian Newey (legendary designer) driving it.
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  6143. Rod Marsh was my childhood cricket hero. He caught some of the most impossible catches over the years. He was also very handy with the bat when Australia needed some fast runs. He even broke a bat in a day/night match. It nearly hit the umpire! How often on the score card we were used to seeing bowled Lillee, caught Marsh. Shane Warne simply put, was the absolute best of the best for spin bowling. R.I.P Gentlemen. Thank you for all the amazing cricket entertainment you both gave us over many years. Perhaps you two Angels might get to play a friendly game up in heaven! Bowled Warne, caught Marsh!👼👼
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  6144. Hey there, Ian. Can I suggest you watch the YouTube vid of "you're the voice mitch tambo john farnham"? LOL that's the search phrase I put in but it came up with Fire Fight Australia - Charity concert for Fire victims - which Queen also played at. Mitch also does You're the Voice in language on Australia's Got Talent Golden Buzzer vid and both versions of those songs gives me goose bumps. There's didgeridoo in both but You're the Voice is an iconic Australian song sung originally by John Farnham. Check out both versions of the videos and perhaps do a reaction video or two on them! Take care D ;)
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  6145. It's a lyrebird. Yes, they are tail feathers, which fan out.
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  6146. Whahah that intro! Fair play man, fair play.
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  6147. In my hometown of Mariehamn, Åland Islands, with roughly 12k inhabitants, there has been this three story limit on all buildings since forever, no buildings may have more than three stories, they have slowly started making a few exceptions here and there recently but mostly still enforce this limit
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  6148. I've been watching you guys since your very first Australian video and I'm pretty sure you now officially have more Australian items, memorabilia & bits and pieces than most of us Aussies 😅 Hopefully after the baby is born and things settle down, your wonderful family will finally make it's way to our shores for a visit 🥰
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  6149. I've tried Maccas over in the US, and I gotta say, Maccas here in Australia tastes better for sure.
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  6150. 2:16 thats a very specialized "beekeepers" vehicle - it responds to incidents involving bee/wasp nests and i guess also other kinds of dangerous insects
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  6151. Legend is that Black Mountain covers the Rainbow Serpent, which is the creator of everything according to the Aboriginal creation myth. People who go missing are taken by the spirits that are guarding the serpent.
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  6152. The ironic thing, is that Walter sticks out like a sore thumb! He looks "uber-american" 😂
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  6153. Ian, our phone numbers generally, in the reasonably recent past, have followed a simple plan, which enables someone “in the know” to work out quickly roughly where the phone service is located: State code comprising the first 2 digits, optional for calls to a destination within the same State, so it is often omitted, as in this case, where the sign is located in the same State in which the telephone service is located; Area (Subscriber Trunk Dialing) code of the next 2 digits, corresponding to Telephone District for the service; Telephone Exchange code of 2 digits; At this point a space is often left when writing the number, for legibility and ease of remembering; Lastly, a 4 digit number for the telephone service within that exchange, though sometimes the first 2 of those digits corresponds roughly to a suburb or smaller locality or small village for example. So that number can be decoded as (02) for New South Wales but not shown in this case, then 65 for mid-north coast around Kempsey and Port Macquarie, 81 for the particular telephone exchange and then the 4 digit remainder for the individual phone service.
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  6154. Still blows my mind how generous and loving my fellow Aussies are ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  6155. Its actually the English that call them Crisps, in Australia we call them chips. And CC's (as well as Doritos) we call Corn Chips
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  6156. Been watching Brienne for a few years, shes both funny and smart. So chilled.
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  6157. Car culture is still alive. It's like a secret language only true petrol heads understand! I love how cars bring us together!🤘🇭🇲🇺🇸
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  6158. Cupra (part of SEAT) will come to the USA soon. Edit: "before the end of the decade"
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  6159. Heading is done usually only with the forehead. It does hurt everywhere else.
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  6160. Love your vids mate, good to see genuine people on YT. I did have a chuckle at the boomerang fridge magnet with the big "made in china" sticker on the back
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  6161. The Star Wars prequels were filmed in Australia. A lot of Aussie actors were in them
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  6162. I went to the states back in 1996. Loved it! It was Florida so obviously a bit different to the rest of the country 😉🤣. American politicians are the main problems with America, the place and most of the people are great 👍🏻 don’t get me wrong I’m not giving up Australia any time ever but the US for a holiday again would be nice 👍🏻
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  6163. Hi Ian 🙂 To convert Kw to HP simply multiply by 1.34. So 100Kw is 134HP. Cheers m8!
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  6164. They forgot the Colloseum in Rome. Back in its prime it could hold 80,000 people, about 2,000 years ago. Mindblowing!
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  6165. Family comes first. You're a top bloke Ian. ❤️
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  6166. Also check out the Iveco Magirus corner hoods. As a child, I often rode along. They had a V8 Bi Turbo engine, they were very cool construction trucks. In 1974, Magirus Deutz decided to cooperate with the truck division of Fiat, which led to the founding of the Iveco brand together with other truck manufacturers. Since Magirus-Deutz AG was now a subsidiary of Iveco as a result of the merger, it was renamed Iveco Magirus AG in 1983. In the 1980s, the shares of Iveco Magirus went to the Fiat group and from the 1990s, Iveco Magirus Trucks was just the name Iveco.
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  6167. First time I've seen you let loose with the f- bombs, I like it 👍
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  6168. You should charge admission to your man cave Ian 😂 It’s a shrine to all things Australian, and motorsports. Great work mate. 👍
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  6169. When this pandemic is over, I so want to go to the Kimberley.
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  6170. I don't usually comment on YT videos but I had to for this one - I work with VideoHub whose name you may have spotted during your Speedway adventures - we film them! :D Our biggest event of the year is Teams Champs in Palmerston North - definately check out some footage from that. Also, have a look at this "Greatest Hits" compilation from our friends at the Inside Dirt - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoWwBW3hJVQ A great introduction to the absolute carnage that is real speedway racing in New Zealand!
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  6171. Would love to see the AFL indigenous guernseys! Love the content bro keep up the amazing work!
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  6172. you need to look at the performance based Falcons. They are branded FPV Ford Prerformance Vehicle
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  6173. The comments here prove why ultimately Ford and Holden both failed in Australia. Brand bashing....I'm a car guy if it rumbles and turns dinosaur juice into forward motion I'm keen.
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  6174. DCOA In the house. Im always watching the live streams over on Twitch love your work @Dash Cam Owners Australia 🇦🇺👍🏻
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  6175. Funny Tasmania Town names... Lets hear them! ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇😎😅
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  6176. What a great generous gift from Greece!
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  6177. Our burgers are qt maccas are less than half the size of the ones in the U.S, that's why we have the "double" ones. Our large fries is the size of your small and so are the drinks. Tge benefit of the U.S is you can get a meal which is equal to almost 3 of ours for less than half the price. Bigmacs start at $7 and for the angus you're looking at $13 just for the burger. But the really good burgers/loaded frieds are at our proper burger joints we have, they're massive "americanized" burgers and fries, you're looking to pay around $25-$30 for a burger and some bacon fries, but it's soooo worth it 🤤🤤🤤.
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  6178. America is a great country, live frugally, save the money and then get out of there!!
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  6179. My 1987 Audi 90 Quattro 2.3 20V will always have a special place in my heart. These days, line up Audi, Volkswagen, Skoda and Seat next to each other and try to guess which is what. They are all the same. Same goes for most of the modern cars. Shared platforms and parts killed the character and the fun of choosing a car that matches you. Long gone the times when cars were made by engineers not by marketing managers. Greetings from Bulgaria, big fan of your channel.
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  6180. It's sometimes better to put the tim tams in the fridge before u do a tim tam slam. If theyre not cold they just crumble when u dunk them in coffee.
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  6181. The channel “4WD 24/7” probably has the best Australian 4x4 content on YouTube.
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  6182. Oreos are sold here in Australia. They are not big sellers and I consider them pretty basic. I think that we may be a little spoiled.
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  6183. I'm a Bell fan but part of me hopes Chastain wins the championship with a move like this
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  6184. Suggestion: you could watch the “meanwhile in Australia” series on YouTube, it’s a bit of a laugh. Also the internet thing, totally true, also embarrassing since wifi was invented here as well
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  6185. There's one thing you need to be aware of when reading the nutrition table, Ian: did you notice that it says "sugars" and not "sugar"? That's because it includes all sugars, added and natural. When you see a product that has no added sugars but still has, let's say, 10g or 15g of sugars per 100ml, it means they're all natural, good sugars that are present in the natural ingredients. In Tropicana's case, since the added sugar is cane sugar (assuming it's not completely messed up), those 26g of sugars might not be all that bad and they might even be better than the other beverages that have refined sugar added.
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  6186. Every time I watch this (and yes, I've watched it a lot too) I think the video has been sped up. An insane, yet oh-so-clever move!
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  6187. Not ball handling, dribbling! One love
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  6188. That's for Pearl Harbour 😂😂😂
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  6189. Congratulations Ian & Dani 🥰 Australia’s not goin anywhere!! Whenever you guys get here you’ll be totally welcomed! Come over for a beer when you’re ready mate 👍🏾
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  6190. I'd like to see of these types of videos on youtube. Get tired of the road rage and stupidity (Darwin Award potentials). Cheers for the vid.
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  6191. Yeah, that applies for any of Coke's sodas, they're sweetened with real sugar here not with HFCS (high fructose corn syrup)
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  6192. left hand drive is standard for motor sport world wide so the fact this was setup as a race chassis rather than a production chassis is probably the reason why it is left hand drive
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  6193. the french alarm is about 105db, this alarm is tested the first Wednesday of the month at 12 o'clock and as a french I think it's a pretty cripy sound lol
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  6194. Love it! Now do that for 165 laps straight for 6 hours, throw in some kangaroos, wild weather and another 40 or so race cars and....
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  6195. Yepp, I also recommended you this video here 9 days ago. It's in downtown of Budapest, Hungary, Europe (EU). The ride took less than 6 minutes and the distance was 7,6 km (in heavy traffic). Greetings from Budapest, Hungary.😉
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  6196. Hi Ian, I love how you’ll react to anything as long as it’s cool or different. I’m here for it. I’m most impressed with the Würth, that strong with that many teeth, lots of teeth means smaller teeth (less strength) but also smaller angle of return. For half the price of the Milwaukee one it’s a steal.
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  6197. I just bought a Budweiser Budvar (I'm in the UK, that is what it says on the cans here) today having watched your previous video. It's chilling in the fridge now. I've not had a drink all month and I can't wait to sink it with dinner tomorrow.
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  6198. My first work place we had a Scania R620 with a manual. It was fun at the start but I had alot of short trips delivery so it became what more of a pain then fun. So when I switched job over to fuel haulage they only had Scania with automated gearboxes. And its alot better for the everyday work. Work smarter not harder as they say. What she didnt show you with the buttons was the ability to shift weight on the drive(main axle) where the taglift/midlift are slowly lifted up to add more weight on the main axle. Works great in winters when you either are stuck on snow or have a up hill road where you can add more weight to the drive so you dont have problems with like spinning. And the shoe thing is pretty much a thing in most Scandinavian country. Even in our company most drivers take of their shoes even if its a short trip.
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  6199. It's so weird that the same chocolate bars can be so different depending on where they were made. Our US friends love the Aussie chocolates over the US chocolates and they always love Xmas time because I send over care packages every December with chocolates, Allens lollies, tim tams and a hip flask of Bundaberg Rum. Thank you for embracing Australia with open arms and open minds. I hope one day you do come to Queensland. I'd love to show you around the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef. And if time allows I'd love to take you out west to explore the lava tubes and Chillagoe Caves. I think you'd love it. Thank you for all the videos in 2021 and look forward to seeing many more in 2022. Much love to you and the family from us Downunder.
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  6200. Americans just need to get out more & stop caring about bloody politics. 🤣😂
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  6201. There is actually a video comparing auto braking of Scania, Mercedes Benz and Volvo
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  6202. We are currently travelling around Australia....11 months in 🙂 we have been to all of these places and yes they are all absolutely breathtaking...Cape York and the Kimberley my favourites. I feel very grateful and privileged to live in Australia 🇦🇺
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  6203. That first massive row of Holdens are Statesman's (chrome grill) and Caprices (black grill) then followed up by Commodores. Omega is a Commodore, Commodore's came in different trim levels, Omega was one of them. The Ford SUV's were Territory's.
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  6204. Kenny is not correct.. We come for the money and don't care about Nascar.. If there were more money in Supercars than Nascar they would come for it too.
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  6205. OMG! I’ve never seen this bloke before. He’s hilarious! 🤣👍🇦🇺❤️
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  6206. I find a little Friendly Jordies goes a long way. He's one of those humorists who's more true than strictly funny, and it gets depressing fast. That said, he became a big enough annoyance that our politicians mentioned him in parliament, so he must be doing something right.
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  6207. Thanks, just a small "tip" for your wonderful service to both our beautiful countries. Who says Australian's don't tip lol!!
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  6208. In fact, there is wrong information. The people who used to live there were not only deported. Their homes were worth approximately 20,000 riyals, a thousand or less, but the government compensated them with millions of riyals so that they could move to any area they wanted and get large and modern houses instead of the old mud houses.
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  6209. Hi Ian this is one of the coolest series in motor sport, the aussie racing cars use to support the V8 Super Cars at main events. The series is open to any age and only limited to your budget (if you want the latest toy) and talent. They run 1300cc Yamaha engines revving to around 10,500 rpm to get the best out of them you need to drive it like you stole it! Doing 230 kph with your backside dragging on the ground that's fun, and by the way you could fit in one with the right set up. Cheers Larry.
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  6210. This was entertaining 😆, and yes I would love to see your wife’s reaction as a cook and with her Mexican / American heritage reacting to this Aussie chef. I am from the Netherlands myself and I love him. 👌🤣
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  6211. Hi Ian. Winter here in Oz at the moment. However, where I live, South of Sydney on the coast the humidity is terrible! Anything over 30 Celsius is uncomfortable for me but when we hit the 40s Celsius, it is near unbearable, unfortunately. I was more comfortable in Arizona with 110F at a dry heat.
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  6212. Strong beer in europe would be 8% and above, they usually also state STRONG on the can.
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  6213. German and English are very related to each other. If you get used to both languages you will see many more words that either are the same or just have a difference as big as the difference between "You all" and "y'all". Both evolved from the same ancient language.
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  6214. My girlfriend and I went to Amsterdam by car for New Year's Eve almost twenty years ago. When we wanted to drive back around three o'clock in the morning, the car wouldn't start. Since I did not find a sober person, I approached someone who went with his dog. A super friendly person who took us to his place where there was a party going on. Everyone greeted us warmly and told us not to worry. We could join the party and then sleep there. And the other day we look after the car. But we had to go back home because our cat was alone. So he got us a breakdown service that fixed our car for free. Rarely have I met so many friendly people. I am still grateful to the people today.
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  6215. As a west aussie I woudnt call Spudshed a supermarket. I still think of it more as a fruit and veggie market that has expanded into meat and frozen stuff as well as general items. Its a great place depending on where you live and the products available. Looks like it was situated in a shopping centre, the one I go to is a stand alone shop.
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  6216. The duck thing's true, Dromornis stirtoni could grow to 3 metres tall
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  6217. You mighta loved all that.but i loved JACK SQUAT! im using that for sure! Onya mate
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  6218. Gold Coast here. Stay safe everyone ❤️
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  6219. I'm pumped for this year's Bathurst especially the Touring Car Masters 🏁
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  6220. Don't drop the "e" at the end of an Italian word/name that has one! It's not French. 🙂
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  6221. Houses in the UK are the smallest in the world and Australian house tend to be the largest. I came to Australia 49 years ago and the house I left was aprox 20 sq meters and the one I now own in Australia covers 260 sq meters including 360 degree verandas That includes an under cover entertainment area of 130 sq meters. My wife and I physically built the house over a long period. We live in Western Australia and being at a high elevation the sea breeze blows very strongly being 4 hours later than the coast. We live on a 200 acre block and surrounded by trees and bush which helps to keep the temperature down.
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  6222. Nena (99 Luft Ballons) - I had the huuuuuugest crush on her. Still do, as a matter of fact.
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  6223. Given you're taste testing two iconics... and loads of people wouldn't go near either of them... I predict you're about to have a cellar full of aussie beer because people will strongly disagree with those selections!!
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  6224. My favourite Judd V8-powered car is Reto Meisel's Mercedes 190e, although he now runs the CLK. Incredible machines!
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  6225. I drink a lot of Belgian beer and I've yet to find one better than the Rochefort 10 quadruple. Delightful stuff.
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  6226. 5:32 No. Turning left, I think its bad enough for pedestrians so no need to add another way to get hit, also it's give way to pedestrians first if no lights. As for right we normally have green arrows and after a certain time, some that turn off and we can go and with no arrows you just go right when intersection is clear. 12:00 When you pay your workers next to nothing...sure food services can give away stuff for FREE. 12:35 When the government also provides relatively cheap health care compared to the rest of the world...having to wear a helmet to prevent unnecessary head injuries makes sense to me. (Also skateboard law will vary from state to state). As for the flies, toughen up, mate. Still love you though😊😊
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  6227. 3:55 - while standing still, the heat from inside (tire and breaks) reddened the tire surface quite a bit. and immediately after the start you can see dark spots where the tire was cooled down by the road it was standing on.
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  6228. G'day Ian I haven't laughed so much in ages, God l just love Australia and it's humour, and yes l love you too mate, cheers Neil 🤠.
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  6229. (Victorian here) I feel like majority of Australians have fake trees, maybe like 85-90% will. I have in my life seen a few real trees, but that is very rare. My family still does the hot roast and veggies (we have English/Irish convict ancestry, we came over in the prison ships), very out of place in 30°C+ heat, but it's traditional. This year we're doing a BBQ, and it's pretty controversial, a lot of people in my family aren't happy about it.
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  6230. I like the longer episodes and to taste as you open is a great idea.
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  6231. Sadly they're making NRL softer every year "What has it come to when a bloke can't punch his mate" :P
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  6232. Murray was a absolute legend, loved calling races throughout Australia, and extremely popular in the Pits with both drivers and crew and racing public. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  6233. That would have cost a fortune to post from Australia, our mail is not cheap to send within Australia, little own to the USA , Good onya fellow Aussies 🙂
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  6234. That Bundy Guava is a great 'mixer' for cocktails. Maybe they have a cocktail list / book on it. ? Experts tell me Bundy make the 'best' ginger beer. They grow the ginger themselves and they are in the sugar cane region of queensland.
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  6235. In Wagga Wagga NSW they used the 1 tonner's shortened and a tow crane fitted and running 454's and using them as a quick get to the prang first tow truck. Now that was something to see.
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  6236. Ultras are like "biggest fans". They plan the choreographies, they create the big banners, they do the chanting. Some kind of next level of an ultra is a hooligan. These people literally fight for their clubs. The ultras kind of believe that their club belongs to them and that they should have a voice in the decisions of the club. I think sometimes they have a special access to the home stadium to place the banners.
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  6237. I’ve lived here 35 years and I still can’t talk like an Aussie. My Aussie girlfriend laughs at me when I try to talk Aussie, but then I laugh when she tries my accent😂
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  6238. Unlike Pool where you try to pot a ball when you break, with snooker you must try to barely touch the outside red and get the cue ball back down to the other end of the table. It’s best to leave the red balls in the triangle shape as much as possible as a loose red is easier for your opponent to pot.
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  6239. Out of the factory the best they got was 302 HP. Still amazing for a 265 cui six naturally aspirated. With the four speed gearbox they could out accelerate the competition over the quarter mile.
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  6240. You gotta react to day 2, 3, 4, 5 at Summernats.
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  6241. N.Z has a rich history in motorsport particularly on the engineering side of things from Bruce Mclaren in formula one to Burt Monroe motorcycle land speed record or John Britton. One thing we excel at is backyard tinkering. Really looking forward to you discovering what we get up to down here at the bottom of the world.
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  6242. I remember as a young child that a lot of people used to think Moffat was American on account of his strong accent, but he emigrated from Canada when he was 17. He was a very highly respected race car driver here back in the day. He's 81 now and battling Alzheimers. It'll be a sad day in motor racing here when he goes.
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  6243. More than 200 people died on this circuit Absolutely insane
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  6244. They were brutal at Mount Panorama too🤘 When Brocky and Dick Johnson would keep the turbos spooled and attack the mountain like a rally stage. 🔥
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  6245. 1:00 oh gosh so close the driver of the rescue truck jumped out.
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  6246. 13:13 "That is the smallest Chevy I've ever seen" It's a Chevrolet-badged Daewoo.
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  6247. if i had to guess about thecoins i'd say the 5,10,20 and 50 cent are older and were in order of size. the $1 and $2 used to be paper notes. so when they switched to coins i reckon they made the $1 and $2 smaller so they were cheaper to make and easier to carry. we definitely don't need any coins bigger than our 50 cent.
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  6248. There are several airbases in Australia, and naturally great air defense is imperative here! We really have some extraordinary pilots and many exciting air shows and events! 🥰 The European and World's airforce's love to come here for training maneuvers, because of the open spaces and technical support! 👍♥️
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  6249. Ukrainian here Thanks for choosing Kwas Taras ❤ Nice to see your first impression as for us it is a very usual refreshing bubbly summer treat. A thousand year ago, even borsch was made on kwas (brewed beetroot).
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  6250. Kangaroo has to be cooked rare being a very lean meat, it is delicious with a wild Australian blueberry sauce.
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  6251. Great video Ian thanks! The Audi is from the 2.0L touring car era here in Australia. We tried to fall in line with European racing which didn't really work here in my opinion. The variety was the best thing about it, but most Aussies were missing the V8s.
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  6252. Unfortunately, our useless south Australian government have discarded the Adelaide street race now! Rip! Stay safe, mate!
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  6253. I remember those ads 😂 in primary school a bunch of my friend recreated it for the talent quest and made new ones 😂 best performance I have ever seen ahaha. It was such a big thing to walk up to you’re friends and say “they looked so hot today.. like a sunrise” 😂 well in my school it was
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  6254. You mentioned the whitecaps and they are also very important to us Germans. That's why we have different glasses for different types of beer. In the video you can see a Weizenglas because Weizen foams a lot and would overflow in a small glass. The first beer was a Helles which is usually served in smaller glasses so that the head lasts longer. There are also Pilsner glasses or Kölsch glasses. I wish you and your family all the best. 🤠🍻
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  6255. Saying about the strength of European beers, I had an American boss from Arizona in the late 80s who would visit us regularly in England. He was a former competitive USA powerlifter. 6'5" tall, 280 pounds & built like a brick out-house! We used to take him out in the local pubs in St.Albans (an old Roman city) & have him drink a pint of each different hand-pumped cask ales at the bar. Let's just say after just FOUR PINTS he was drunk as a skunk!! All the English guys were "tipsy" 😂🍻😂
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  6256. Drop bears were totally real but they are extinct , the Bunyips ate them all .
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  6257. Running joke in Australia. "What do you think of our country?" Literally 5 minutes after stepping off the ship or plane.
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  6258. เกาหลีเริ่มไต่อันดับขึ้นมาที่ล่ะน้อย...จากที่ไม่เคยรู้จัก..และเชิญนักกีฬาของไทยไปสาธิตแกะทุกจังหวะการเล่นของไทยจากวิดีโอ...เขาทำมันได้ดีมากๆ
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  6259. We can do what we want. Can't even cross the road 😂
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  6260. i reccomend looking at the youtube channel not just bikes, he has a lot of nice videos and informative videos comparing Eu or The Netherlands to stuff in canada or the US.
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  6261. It's so strange to see an American react to something with my little country. And that ending, Lol 🤣🤣🤣
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  6262. Australia becomes more amazing the deeper you dive. Yes, tree kangaroos do exist but because of drop bears and hoop snakes, anything we tell tourists is taken with a grain of salt.
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  6263. It is nissan patrol between 1989 to 1998 But with twin turbo + v8 some time LS1 engine or lexus engine LS400 with great suspention + great disck breaks It must be a perfect project Sand car
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  6264. I visited Australia last year and super happy I seen Tasmania as well for a few days, it was the place with the most character. I loved it. Surely a lot of things are missing as it's a small place but it's very beautiful! I loved it the most. edit: I'm from Hungary and the charm of Australia always was as a kid it never even crossed our mind that we could actually ever see it, for obvious financial reasons. It was almost like this mythical place that kind of exists but not really. How Australia compared in my midn to the rest of the world is how Tasmania compares to the mainland Australia. So when I had the opportunity it was obvious I wanted to see it. I'm also not super social and don't really like crowds, I mean I enjoyed Sydney, awesome city, enjoyed Brisbane even more (hated Canberra), but I always thought big cities are kind of somewhat alike everywhere and am always curious of the more native, local stuff and if you want originality you need to go a bit off the beaten path. Now sure I have just seen some of the most popular things in these places, I didn't exactly take a backpack and go out in the wilderness, but the lack of foreign tourists was so obvious in Tasmania, I mean just Sydney airport vs Hobart, was funny. There was less of a crowd everywhere, I mean I seen the Sydney opera house, who would miss it right, but there is such a huge contrast, probably 99% of the huge crowd around that area was foreign, while in Tasmania the proportions were reversed, even as we've been in touristy places probably we were the exceptions as Europeans and most were from mainland. My best memories from Australia are the nature, and just some of the small things that are different compared to here, not the most touristy spots or big cities, and I spent a more or less same amount of time in different spots but Tasmania was by far the richest experience where I seen the most stuff that was differemt, or special in some way, so interesting. I must confess have my koala photo from Brisbane, but ther Bonorong wildlife sanctuary was, even if smaller, a lot more genuine and different, with the individual stories of the animals and the more chilled atmosphere. Blue mountains were great, where we stumbled upon a lot of tourists all the time, but I enjoyed a lot more the remarkable cavern, devils kitchen and surroundings with the awesome rocky coastline, or walking the forests at mt Field for hours (not just the 300m stretch the bus tours take their passengers). Mt Wellington was really awesome, port Arthur looked a little underwhelming initially but it got a lot better with the stories I learnt there. I thought Bruny island would be one of those places where I would have a house if i was rich. Maybe a little too quite to live forever but very cool :) first time ever I had oysters was from get Shucked, figured if I ever taste it anywhere in the world that looks like a genuine place. It was actually at the Salamanca market which was also a lot more interesting to waklk through than I originally thought. Apparently people are super proud of Mona so we seen it on a rainy day, and while it was nice, I found it pales in comparison to the rest of the stuff I seen. I just wish I could go back and spend like 3 or 6 months low tech hiking and camping with a local that knows the places, and how to save me when im bitten by something deadly :D I spent hours looking at google maps of Tasmania and there's surely tons of awesome space in the less populated areas. I don't mind seeing some towns once in a while of course. :) But if I ever go back next I still need to take an RV or some 4x4 and wander around the desert of mainland too because it would be unfair to miss that. Maybe drop by Perth, but surely check out Darwin, Alice Springs and some smaller settlements :D If I ever win the lottery I'll be able to do both. There's not a lot of people around me that are actually planning to go to Australia but I always tell everyone to make sure to include Tasmania. It's super expensive to go to the other end of the world, and it's hard to choose what to go and see in the limited timeframe, but even for a few days it's worth it to experience a bit of its magic. It was also a super great idea to make my own itinerary, instead of going with some organized tour, judging by where I seen the buses and what those people were doing. Jeez, i would have been so upset all the time spending time in a small radius around parking lots. :)
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  6265. Glad you likes the munches...and a speciall "Gday to yer father-in-law. He's a proper Mexican while I'm only an Australian Mexican ( That's what the people from the northern states call us Victorians as we're south of the Rio Grande...err...Murray River!) And a proper Tequila is one with the grub in it (by the way, haven't touched alcohol since 2007)
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  6266. When you make your pavlova, make sure you put fresh whipped cream and fruit on top. But the Peppermint crisp you received is something our family and many others love to crush up and sprinkle on our pav too.
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  6267. They resemble ball Lightning, which is known to follow planes and cars and to dance about or be attracted to metal objects or things. They often dissipate very quickly or explode. Touching them is deadly. Ball lightning likely accounts for most Min Min sightings. That said a huge chunk of the sightings doesn't fit the Ball lightning script. As a young fella driving long distances in the bush for work I've seen this a couple of times, both of mine I would say now knowing of the lightning this is what it would be. I have mates whose accounts of lights most definitely are not the known behaviour for lightning as they passed turned and almost played with their vehicles. It's a big old land and sometimes weird shit happens here!
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  6268. Hi Ian, my wife and I were lucky enough to see Marree Man when we did a charter flight over Lake Eyre from the Flinders Ranges last year. It is an awesome sight. It is even bigger than it seems in this photo: 2.7 km tall with a perimeter of 28 km and the lines are up to 35 m wide. It seems to have been made using a grader. Unlike most of our wildlife, the frill neck lizard is not venomous. It appeared on the Australian 2c piece, which is no longer in use. The reason he ran up the guy's leg is that he was trying to find a place to escape (normally, it would run up a tree). I believe the "doomsday fish" is an oarfish.
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  6269. It is fun, watching you all testing beers from other countries. Prost from Germany 😊
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  6270. In Swedish, Å is not A (it is pronounced o). Ö is not O (it is pronounced as the i in Sir or u in blur). Ä is not A either (it is pronounced as the a in battery). While I'm at it, A is pronounced as a in about, and O is pronounced as a long oo in book.
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  6271. That's what I've always loved about the NZ car market. I used to own a 2002 Nissan Stagea 250t RS FOUR. Essentially it was a Skyline wagon. It had a 2.5L turbo V6 with AWD and it was a rocket. I loved that thing. I love the idea of the Toyota Blade as well which is essentially a V6 Corolla hatch (previous generation)
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  6272. Louis de Funès is known throughout Europe, and he was also known behind the iron curtain, even before the wall came down. The films of Louis de Funès were some of the few that were allowed to be shown from western countries in the Warsaw Pact countries. The Olsen Gang from Denmark, Asterix and Obelix cartoons from France and Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill from Italy/USA also came through the iron curtain. This allowed people in the east to see a little bit of the west, which is why these films are still unforgettable today. I particularly remember a scene from the Louis de Funès film, Phantomas, where Phantomas flies away in a Citoen DS.
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  6273. Germany are my favourite holiday destination in Europe, when I am not vacationing in my own country Norway 😊
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  6274. Ian I reckon you have enough of us on here by now we could tag team you all around Australia & keep you busy for a year or two 🤣🤣
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  6275. God Lives here-he blessed this place
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  6276. Hey Ian - Early 911's were known as widowmakers because they would loop off the road backwards if you lifted off while cornering - these days they have engineered that out, but as you can see they still use the lift off oversteer and rear engine traction on the way out (the gt3 is a NA rwd flat 6 which revs to 9000rpm).
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  6277. Nice! Your reaction makes me really proud of my country!! 😁 Much gretings from Austria 🇦🇹
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  6278. That spider on the 20c coin is NOT a harmless huntsman that come in our houses and pantries, that's a deadly funnel-web and that could be $200 and he's keeping it unless i have a stick to move him out of the way!
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  6279. In 2012 l went to see the Hockenheimring F1 race and we went to a place which was part of the road which she drove on, which was also part of the old and long Hockenheimring. That whole trip was like a pilgrimige for a pertol head. Also the Jim Clarck accident site and memorial is there. We also went to nearby Manheim where the car was invented and to nearby Mercedes-Benz museum in Stuttgart. On the way back we visited Sinsheim and Speyer museums which are beyond amazing. What a trip. That area is genesis. Everybody who loves cars should go there
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  6280. Your 3-seasons room are called in Europe 'sun room' or 'conservatory' and they are mostly situated on the south part of the house. The first veranda built is in France, yes they are double pane to keep the heat in in winter and cool in summer. The veranda at my brothers home (in the Netherlands) has frosted glas on the roof but no sides and he can't close it off but nice in summer and in winter. Some of the veranda's can also be used as a carport when you put them over your drive way.
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  6281. Tomorrow, the 25th of April, is ANZAC day for us here in New Zealand and also Australia. This is a very special day for us, as it marks the anniversary of NZ/Aus soilders who fought and died during WW1 at Gallipoli. A day to not only remember those individuals, but also to honor returned and serving servicemen and women from these two countries.
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  6282. Agreed .. also speaking about those record time racing at Pikes Peak when the up-hill race was not even paved even more dangerous.. everyone here talks about how dangerously the group-B rally was but Pikes Peak had fatalities as well, just like other forms of motorsport : F1, 24h- Le Mans, NASCAR, INDY 500, 8 figure, Dakar .. in fact al forms of motorsport starting from motor-bikes (Isle of Mann TT) to Go-Karts and up-wards ALL have dangerous situations with different awkward fatalities that had been seen.. so i really don't get this rapid hysteria of reaction to Group-B considering what i mentioned here.. if you were fan of that sport and you go there or watch live you will understand just like Europeans wonder what is with Wrestling dudes : from Hulk Hoogan.. to J.Cena - that grab chairs to smash the head of opponents in a freaking-hylarious-parranoic show-fight hitting the opponents with they head to the corners of the ring while the audience eat popcorn ? how is that considered sporty or even something legal to watch ?!! Box is a raw gentlemen fight has rules but wrestling is so stupid..
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  6283. POLICE CARS Its more common in the US for police officers to be targeted by criminals whilst in their patrol cars, not so much here in Europe, hence why the US has so many police cars / pick-ups and vans without markings. That is something I learned from a former FBI friend of mine. In 2015 alone (when she was a agent) over 3000 police officers where shot or shot at whilst sitting in their cars. In Europe its unheard of, for the most part.
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  6284. Just my observation as an Aussie, the San Franciscan accent is pretty similar. When I hear them talk, the speed and run-together of words is much the same. For example, “trying to” in both is “tryna”. We uplift at the end, which I don’t hear from them. The combination of speed and run-together are central to the everyday Aussie in conversation. It’s how the words are “flattened” to the point of being hard to understand by non natives. This is even before we throw in the slang!
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  6285. Kimi is loved by the entire f1 fandom exactly because of his dry demeanor. The guy truly only wants to race, he couldn't care less about the whole PR and fame part of it. That's part of why we call him The Iceman but we don't love him just because of that. Kimi is an exceptionally good and clever driver as well. Just one example of how great he is: He started on position 16, made up a whopping 10 places in just one lap, without pushing anyone off the track, while sitting in an ALFA Romeo! As an F1 Fan you know it's considered impossible to do that in the opening lap, especially if the car you're sitting in is a fraking Alfa!
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  6286. I agree this was perfect. Tbh an Australian would have thrown their phone in their top pocket and sent it
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  6287. If you use the Aussie calender you have run a day behind 😂😂
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  6288. These notes are absolutely fantastic to use. Certainly much longer wearing than old paper, and appearance lasts. The latest ones are especially appealing look. Highly unlikely to be forged, and while the previous ones had a few attempts, all caught very quickly. One feature is also good they remain cleaner, and are easily wiped/washed if a dirty one comes your way. US notes, especially seem to have issues, for me at international security checks. As it seems, not too exagerated, most carry drug residues on them, that can put you through additional security scrutiny at border/customs checks. I had two deeper checks in Spain, and in Germany and Japan, on several business trips, by residues on back pocket, where my wallet had a few US currency notes. Each time a deeper check quickly clarified the currency at fault, I do NOT do drugs or associate with that scene, all else was clean. Though admittedly baggage can also cause headaches of that kind, by traces picked up in hotel rooms, hotel porter handling, taxi or airline baggage handling. The plastic/polymer notes have no more issue if accidentally getting wet, swimming or falling in while fishing, or caught in heavy rain or notes left in a pocket going through laundry. No lost money by becoming paper mashette due to water. They are definitely not mixed up in poor lighting, mere size, colour and lastly the sensory pips even in pitch darkness. The rapid adoption worldwide by other countries speaks for itself. Low cost and long endurance compared to the costly special paper, metal threads, cotton blend whatever is used in other secured currencies is far more costly, with exception of places using almost standard writting paper to print their cheap notes, but have no security features and endurance in months not years.
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  6289. I'll be a bit controversial here, but I don't like any of the flavoured licorice. Give me a Darrell Lea Batch 37 any day. Black licorice with molasses, treacle, licorice root and aniseed... but I'm old school :-)
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  6290. This is something i noticed in the U.S decades ago. A lot of these Europe versus America videos are a bit subjective and random. But modern houses in the U.S are build with flimsy material. Even in areas that has tornadoes and hurricanes .Instead of using concrete and bricks, they keep using wood and plaster until the next hurricane. Pure Insanity.
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  6291. Aussies planned their social life around Hey Hey. Everyone knew their mates would be home watching it. No phone calls, no visiting. Dinkum
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  6292. Fun fact: Australia has more national parks than every other country in the world combined at over well over 600 individual national parks.
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  6293. The dog with the money in it's mouth was an Australian cattle dog called a Blue Heeler. You can also get Red Heelers.
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  6294. So in relation to the sun, much like the States it depends where you live. I’m in Queensland which is really close to the equator so therefore the sun burns easily. Petrol stations don’t want you paying at the pump because when you go inside you are highly likely to spend money on drunks, snacks etc. plus it keeps people employed. We do have patrol stations where you can pay at the pump depending on which card you use. Fuel is expensive here as we have taxes on it at federal level and state level but it is what it is. We earn a lot more than people in the US. Average annual wage is $85k. Minimum wage is around $45k/pa. We don’t have the American culture of drinking soft drinks just because they’re free. Overheads for business are very high here so no one is giving away anything! He’s dreaming about the wifi! That is totally untrue. We could do better but our speeds are very good these days. The speed camera thing is a sore point for many people! We have a lot of them and it keeps people safe. The helmet issue came from kids dying from head injuries when riding bikes. Came in when I was in my early 20s. We do live in a nanny state but I don’t see an issue with it. This guy is young so less likely to understand he’s not immortal! And yes we proudly tax cigarettes very highly. It’s a rarity here to see people smoking. I actually don’t understand how anyone here can afford to smoke! It’s around $40-$50 a packet. Cigarette advertising is banned in sport and over a 20 year period it totally changed the public perception of smoking. When my son was a teenager the subject came up and he couldn’t understand why anyone would! He may have used the word “idiot”. Smoking is banned inside pretty much everywhere and some places outside. If you stand near a building to smoke you have to be 4-5 metres away from the entrance. I agree about the flies!
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  6295. What is The World's BEST Cup of Coffee!?!?!?
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  6296. Hi Ian, the generosity of Aussies makes me proud to be one, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  6297. The beautiful koala was so innocent of everything and was just being himself. Beautiful!
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  6298. The hook turn is actually quite smart. Traffic going straight ahead will not be hindered by the car waiting to go right, and when the light changes then the "hook-waiting" car is "first in line" to go straight onto the other road. This should be introduced everywhere!
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  6299. Ah my home town Darwin! Plenty of fruit loops (cooked crazies) around town.
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  6300. One con of Summer Christmas is that if you’re interested in getting fit for summer, Christmas is when you eat sweets and stuff so its kind of unfortunate. But even in Australia everything is decorated like winter
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  6301. You might like the Volvo C303/306 4x4 or 6x6 😆 It's basically a 125% photocopy of the Pinzgauer.
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  6302. One cultural thing is that we tend to want to be left alone and if we want help we ask. Employees that constant sit on our back asking if they can help only annoy us. And it's similar with unions. They and the company work together and don't see each other as enemies. And now Aldi (and Trader Joe's) are quite successful in the US.
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  6303. Thank You for reaction. Please more about Poland. :)
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  6304. I have one of those doormats - vintage 1970s AT LEAST. It came with my last house but one, and will probably outlast me. Superb for knocking off dust & sand, easily cleaned with a hose and immortal.
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  6305. 2:26 Markku Alen 😊😊😊 Finnish rally driver 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
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  6306. Hello IWrocker, I'm Brazilian and I've been following your videos. I work with trucks in Brazil and our trucks are basically similar to European trucks. I had the experience of working with a Scania that has a self-braking system similar to the Volvo shown in this video, and it really is very effective, it really is something that prevents accidents or at least reduces their severity. Really something all vehicles should have. Please watch videos about Brazilian ways, you will see that we have our own style. Thanks and keep up the good work.
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  6307. U said ur wife is a great cook. Can u both try to make a cake called pavlova? It's a famous Aus/Nz cake that Americans seem to really like the most out of all the food they try when they come here.
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  6308. The first ad with the orange drink was actress Bev Houghton ''Abigail'' from the TV series Number 96 , it was raunchy for it's time and i loved it .
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  6309. In my experience (as a Sydneysider), most people actually use Amazon for cheap online purchases. For second-hand items I reckon Gumtree is even more popular than Ebay. That might just be my friend group though.
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  6310. Next: Pineapple & Coconut, Passionfruit.
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  6311. They did a lecture in the university I am at, about how they went about creating that car. It was incredibly interesting. They actually took their racing track car and said we want it street legal.
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  6312. I think the reason I liked watching F1 was because of this great man. Murray Walker was F1 to me. RIP ❤
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  6313. There is a Scania dealer in New York that have trucks. There are also MANY other dealers around USA, but they sell boat engines. Max Hunt visited the one in NY with his 770.
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  6314. 0:50 in Germany we call it "Bananen-Flanke"
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  6315. The Aussies just love your Family ❤
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  6316. 8:45 typical Czech dark humor 😅
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  6317. I just love the sound of a dirty old Aussie V8. Both Ford, Holden, and Valiant (Chrysler) produced some awesome V8s and they all sounded deadly with the right exhaust system. The VK SS sounded like that off the showroom floor though.
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  6318. Many years ago I was working at one of the best restaurants in Brisbane, every 2nd Saturday of the month, the chefs would go to one of our houses and have a poker night. It was my turn to host, and I forgot. All we needed was to set up the poker set, and get some snack food. I was on the phone to my partner at the time, "we don't care, we're going to be drinking, we just want to fill a hole. Run down to woollies & get some party pies & sausage rolls or something". Got home after work, walked in with a bunch of michelin star quality chefs to see the poker table perfectly set, with a plate of fairy bread in the middle. Next time it was my turn to host, the sous chef turns to me & says, "Dave, call the missus, tell her to get some fairy bread together!"
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  6319. Temperature wise, I experienced 104 Fahrenheit max. in germany and one night with -0.4 Fahrenheit. Christal clear night in winter with moonlight so bright reflectin of the snow that me an my wife could walk trough the forest without any extra lights. Was beautiful.
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  6320. You seem like a car guy, I've been loving the videos about our v8 supercars. We love our Fords and Holdens here but if you would like to see a bit more about our local car culture, might I suggest a few of the '1320video' videos from when they visit here and go to local meets, street races and events such a Powercruise? Much love from Aus.
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  6321. Yep Paris-Dakar rally. Motorbikes, trucks and cars. Often the trucks is support for either a car or a bike, at least this was true earlier don't know if stills apply? Completing the entire run in this rally is an achievement in it self
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  6322. I will never forget the Alfa Romeo...it was so beautiful and the sound...just screaming metal! You see them sometimes on historic races on Zandvoort. It also had that exhaust that was pretty..i later had one on my Corrado from the Remus brand
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  6323. Those are rarely planted together close enough to prevent cars from driving through in between them
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  6324. all these songs together as a playlist beats ANYTHING today. time travel please we wanna go back in the good old club days
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  6325. Roast lamb with pan juice gravy roast potatoes carrots pumpkn and peas AND mint sauce. An Aussie Saturday night roast staple in my family growing up. Still luv it
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  6326. The part where they are happy that backpackers are here and said "we don't have to pick our own fruit anymore" is because a lot of backpackers will go out to farms to pick fruit to pick up some cash, or some visa holders when they first come have to. Because the borders are closed to international tourists we obviously lost people doing that and not as many people here wanted to do it.
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  6327. Dude that is really heart breaking to hear your comments about the country you clearly love. Last time i checked there were/are around 600,000 yanks living down here. Even out here in the boonies of Central QLD we hear the occasional American accent from those who have made the permanent move
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  6328. Imagine you are about to start playing in a rugby football game and the other teams start doing the Haka.
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  6329. i've climbed black mountain when i was 11, i know why people have gone missing. the "caves" aren't really caves they are gaps between these massive rocks stacked loosely as you climb higher you see that some of these gaps go way down if you fell in you'd bounce off the individual rocks on your way down or fall into a space you couldn't climb out of. you're not allowed to climb it now.
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  6330. This is so beautiful!! You’re a wonderful family and deserve all our love! Thank you for sharing the treats with those who deserve it too ❤️❤️
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  6331. Thank you for brining your father and Pedro again! I'll so good to see the new Umerica so nicely represented! Thank you from Norway!
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  6332. Part 1 Here - -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjICFEdzTfU&t=505s :_HolySmokes::_IanJoey::_KoalaLove::face-blue-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling: Hope Y'all are having a great day/night
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  6333. Yellow car was rover V8 , red car was mazda R100 rotary.
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  6334. It’s a fact that per capita there are more famous singers in Britain than anywhere in the world.
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  6335. Ian why do Americans have that automatic default that everything is American.
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  6336. Good Video - yes without a doubt the GOLD COAST is expensive, i personally live out in the HINTERLAND behind the GOLDIE And have done for the last 30+ years, But if you decide to hop in a car and travel for 15 minutes you find yourself in a whole new world , as with the whole of AUSTRALIA once you leave the city limits.
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  6337. Only in Europe do you get the crazy crowds like this. Nothing like these crazy scenes were experienced in Australia.
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  6338. Walking the track on the Saturday night before the race is a highlight of the Bathurst experience. While drinking a few beers and stopping to chat to others on the walk, watching the teams work on cars in the pits, you can easily spend 2 to 3 hours doing the walk. Apart from the actual race, the track walk would be my second favourite part of going to the Great Race.
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  6339. Distance driving in Aus is a bit different due to the low population resulting in fair distances between towns especially once you head inland and further from the east coast. Drivers that aren't used to it get horizon vision and tune out. Then when something goes wrong they massively overreact and crash. There are plenty of warning signs around saying things like 'Survive This Drive', 'Share the drive', 'Tired drivers die', 'Stop, Revive, Survive' etc. In more populated areas there are rest break areas that are often staffed by volunteers during holidays etc every few hours along the highway. Drivers can pull in, get a cuppa and a bikkie and take a break to unwind. Not sure if it's still receiving government part funding in QLD. Something about QLD pulling the pin on it comes to mind.
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  6340. It was a sad day when the parent company wound up Australian production because this engine is now a part of history, when Ford released the Mustang here in an attempt to replace the Falcon they offered it as 4cyl or V8. Who on earth wants a 4cyl Mustang? Ford US should have taken the Barra over there and put it in the Mustang. There was an all gas varient (gas as in LPG) which had a green rocker cover and higher compression and I believe that engine has been getting shipped off shore for use in drag cars.
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  6341. Farmer from South Australia here. Our family never had one, but Dad told me the story of our neighbour's Field Marshall left idling in a muddy soft spot while they had a lunch break. It bogged down to its axles by all by itself from the vibration.
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  6342. That's right Crocs not Alligators much bigger and angrier, love your work mate thumbs up !!!
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  6343. Would love Daniela to react to Aussie videos alongside you. Would be interesting to get your different perspectives 😊 Nat is particularly hilarious - a proud bogan and a terrific cook 😅
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  6344. I love the clean and simple lines plus the condition of this Skoda is unbelievable
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  6345. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer family. Love to you, Dani, Emma, Andrew, Pedro, other family members whose names I can’t remember, and the new bub in February ❤️.
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  6346. One of the reasons that Brits love non-league football is that the teams are so much part of the local community. Football in the UK isn't like most sports in the US where a team can sometimes up sticks and move to a completely different city. Even though I've lived on the other side of the planet in New Zealand for decades, I still follow the local team of the place I was born - Hadley, down in the 8th flight. The "big" local team (Barnet) is in the 5th flight, and I follow them too. Good, down-to-earth sport.
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  6347. With the money, the notes also have braille on it to help the blind work out what currency the note is. The 5 cent coin has the echidna, the 10 cent has a lyre bird, the 20 cent coin has the platypus and of course the 50 cent is that big one with the roo and emu with the Oz coat of arms on it. Looks like you got a la di da 2 dollar and 1 dollar coin as the 2 dollar coin usually has an Aboriginal on it while the dollar usually has 5 roos on it. Sometimes there's special coins like that....once there was a Mr Squiggle collection of the 2 dollar coins.
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  6348. The US packaging does state that they are made by Arnotts here in Australia. Made in Australia is just below the ingredients on the package. Pretty sure Arnotts ships these regularly now to the States but with packaging compliant to the US food regulations.
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  6349. Loved the end shot. The cat couldn't care less about what you were doing as cats generally do unless you open a tin or a bag.
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  6350. 12:56 (Finland) That's the morse code for "CQ" with the meaning "to everyone"
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  6351. They weren’t actually part of Australia. Back before the Federation Act (Australia,) all the states that make up Australia were their own independent colonies of the empire; New Zealand being one of these colonies. Then in 1901 when Australia finally united New Zealand was offered a place as one of Australia’s states but they refused; becoming their own nation. To this day (to my knowledge) there is a clause in the constitution of Australia that basically says that if New Zealand ever wants to join Australia, they can. Although this will probably never happen.
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  6352. I don't know about the rest of Europe, but at least here in Sweden, and I'm pretty sure we are not alone in this, you have to have a car insurance to drive a car. There are three different levels of insurance, though. Any of them will do for the sake of the law. The insurance is for a specific car, not a person.
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  6353. Pineapple, beetroot and egg on our hamburgers plus all the other stuff like bacon, lettuce, cheese, tomato and onion. Called a hamburger with the lot.
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  6354. The thing that gets me about this video isn't the top speed but the sheer mid range (can you call 200-300 kph mid range??) acceleration. Scary as hell...
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  6355. I highly recommend checking out the 1996 Ferrari 412 T2 Formula 1 car. 17,000 rpm V12, and the last V12 engine to be used in Formula 1.
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  6356. Wow 52 minutes must be a great episode about to unfold 💯 hope you enjoys evey little Aussie thing us Aussies have been giving you. You deserve it mate getting a taste of Australia without being here bro is something esle❤✊
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  6357. One of the nicest looking Peugeot in years, especially double bubble back window
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  6358. Here in Brazil they were ALL branded Chevrolet. Astra, Omega, Kadett, Corsa...
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  6359. Actually very impressed by how good you did! 👍
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  6360. Wow you guys did a great job giving out the Australian food and to help out with your community at Christmas time
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  6361. The chinotto, a small, bitter variety of orange that's cultivated in southern Italy and Sicily. As well as bittersweet orange flavours, the sparkling Chino has aromas of cinnamon, cloves and allspice.
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  6362. Hey Ian, fyi, the transformer is only the "little" grey box in the middle of the two red arms. The red arms are only load bearing and pivots points for the steering
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  6363. The original flavour Tim Tams are still the best.
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  6364. TimTams are so great, your not a Ozzy until you can knock of a family size packet (2 rows) followed by a family pack of Mint Slices on a Sunday arvo watching movies by yourself, Ozzy's out there, you know I'm right lol
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  6365. This Steyr/Puch designs are always exceptional. Just see the list of vehicles that used to come from that factory: Haflinger, Pinzgauer, Mercedes G-wagen, Fiat Panda 4x4, VW Golf Country, VW T3 Syncro (Vanagon Syncro for US). Any of those machines are now ABSOLUTE LEGENDS! (To answer your question, in Czechia - my part of Europe Unimog is somehow a rare sight but you see them, but Pinzgauer is more like a unicorn - you just believe they exist).
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  6366. You are an open minded guy, appreciate your videos. Greetings from Austria 🍻
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  6367. Thank you for this legitimate review, all of the glitter wearing Tesla shills are out praising it for how awesome this monstrosity looks
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  6368. Having lived in North America and the Uk I can confirm that the same temp in UK FEELS AT LEAST 5 degrees warmer than most of Usa due to so much humidity in the air.
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  6369. A-lu-mi-ni-um. Kiwi is right in the pronunciation, as it was my compatriot H.C. Ørsted that discovered it.
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  6370. i’m so old i had typing lessons in school with typewriters! computers were just becoming mainstream when i left school. the shoes the scooter postie is wearing were called desert boots and they were a part of our school uniform, along with cord pants and skivvies 😮
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  6371. yes, the other half of Italy and the Islands are in the Italy DLC... Same goes for France. Base game only had parts of it. Italy, France and Spain/ Portugal are certainly well worth it. Hell, they all are, but you can see the progress they made throughout the "time line of appearance" of the DLCs :)
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  6372. Got this video randomly in my suggestions and had to watch it all the way through - so nice and wholesome, really liked you guys' reactions! Best wishes from Germany. And, of course: Prost! 😊🍺
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  6373. Ian, love your work. The dual A/C in the first house is called a spilt system. Motor is outside
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  6374. Old mate usually refers to someone you dont really know, have forgotten their name or not important to you. "Who'd you sell your ute to again?" Old mate who works at the servo
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  6375. OMG! You named her Sydney? My place of birth. I have happy tears flowing here. She’s absolutely beautiful. Daniella you are looking radiant. Congratulations Ian, Dani, Emma & Andrew. Sending much love to you all from Australia ❤️🇦🇺
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  6376. I live in a reasonably poor neighbourhood but everyone has windows like this here. No wonder you need aircon on all the time.
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  6377. Look up the RHONDA AND KATUT AAMI ads theres a playlist on youtube so make sure you watch it in chronological order since its in a story format
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  6378. Memories! These aren't just mass produced machines but real works of art! 🤗😂🇦🇺
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  6379. Whoever sent you those signed photos is incredibly generous, cherish them. Love your channel. Cheers from Australia
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  6380. This guy is British? He asks while listening to Capaldi who’s got a strong Scottish accent even while singing :D
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  6381. Ummm, I thought that the liw 'tables' were for one person tents to be erected on when hiking. It keeps you off the ground so that ants, bugs, and snakes can't get into your tent.
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  6382. Its probably the best kept piece of road in Australia :). There are house around the track and also some that are inside the racetrack and yes people live there. The small track is Harness Racing so the only vehicles would be ambulances ( not sure what Harness Racing is called in the USA its horses with a driver and a specially designed sulky (cart) ). The super cars at the end look like earlie 2000s and most of the Fords are called Falcons here and the GM cars are Holdens here and would be Commodores.
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  6383. Pedro need his own social media setup, with sponsors and all 🤗 Companies would line up to see him in their gettups 💖🇦🇺 Merry Xmas and Happy New Year 😊👍
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  6384. If you're (semi) permanent in the EU you have to register @ the municipality, get a bank account and a social security number. Also, there's the IND (Immigration Service) where you have to register. If you get a speeding ticket in another European country, it will almost certainly come to your mailbox with a picture of you speeding included. I've had speeding tickets in Switzerland, France, Belgium and Germany all sent neatly to my adress in the Netherlands.
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  6385. Unmarked police vehicles in Germany? Of course! They have everything! 😂 It can be a 20 years old silver Toyota Prius, it can be an orange VW Golf station wagon, a black BMW, a small Mercedes-Benz, everything! They even have Taxis, delivery transporters and buses for undercover operations.
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  6386. The last one is a ceramic egg, used by chicken farmers to put in the chicken's nest to promote egglaying.
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  6387. Paying for water also includes paying for the other end of the process as well. Sewerage treatment infrastructure is an expensive part of your bill.
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  6388. As a Portuguese , I must say I loved visiting Austria and Sweden. They are gems to preserve. But I would like you to watch something deep about my country also 😃
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  6389. Wombat poo is cubed just a fun fact
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  6390. Due to Judd we can still enjoy V10 and V8 F1 cars on track.
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  6391. This channel is now part of our Aussie family YouTube viewing time. Thank you for awesome content
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  6392. I'm from the UK but I drive every time we visit the US. At first it's a bit of a wobble, but generally by the time I get to my accommodation from the airport I'm pretty much sorted 😊
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  6393. 3:00 To answer your question, this was filmed next to the "Château de Montalet", an old castle located in a region called Gard, in the south of the country.
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  6394. I love learning about the logistics of the teams operations. The more you learn the more you understand that there are 2 races that happen each week. One on track, and the race to get to the next race.
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  6395. G'day mate...digging the content...If you haven't seen them, I reckon a cool video idea for this channel would be to react to the original Mad Max movies, especially the Interceptor scenes!
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  6396. Those silo's are massive I can't imagine how long they took to paint , absolutely amazing art mind blowing very talented artists for sure . Thanks for a different but fantastic upload Ian i appreciate your diversity with your vids mate well done ! 👌👍
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  6397. So you must be looking forward to this years Bathurst 6 days of racing of every thing we have on show from Cup cars to Masters to TCR and the Supercars as the Main event.
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  6398. It was great to see your reaction to these awesome classic cars. You're quite right Ian that it's so good to see old race cars actually racing for real, not just a tame demo. This is what the mountain used to be like in the best era of motor sport, not just in Australia, but in the world in my opinion. Keep up the great work.
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  6399. I'm currently packing my life up in Alice Springs and moving to Perth in the next 2-3 weeks and so excited after 20 years in the Red Centre. Born and bred in the Alice and lived in Tasmania during my teenage years this is a new and exciting journey for me, it's also my first time ever in Western Australia ( and the final state and territory to visit). I love your channel and your enthusiasm towards the land down under, as we in Aus love the US too. Wish you and your family all the best and hope that you'll be able see Australia for yourself sometime in the near future.
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  6400. Don't quote me on this but I think that I read somewhere that the sirens are directional. In other words, the people that need to hear the sirens are the ones targeted. As an aside, the cool thing about ambulances in the UK is that you are not charged for calling and being taken to the hospital in one.
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  6401. Hands up if you love Pedro! He's so cute....and he loves cute things, koalas. Embracing all things Oz. Go Pedro!
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  6402. I'm from New Zealand and we also call people from England Pomes but I have never heard it relating to a pomegranate, that doesn't even make sense. My understanding is that it stood for 'Prisoner Of Mother England' because of all the convicts sent out.
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  6403. I saw this one very soon after she made it. It's mostly accurate except near the end. Servo/service station is carried over from the good ol' days when an attendant would come out and pump it into your car for you, check the oil, fill the washer fluid, etc. You might be too young to remember that! 😀 No locals will tip for anything unless maybe it's at a really fine restaurant or something, and even then it will more be a "rounded up" sort of payment. However there are industries where they've gotten used to American tourists tipping - I was once asked here if I wanted to leave a tip and I replied "I'm a local", which was followed by an apology from the server! If you try to tip at a bar, your money will still be on the bar at the end of the night. Happened to my brother-in-law here, who is American. As we were leaving the barman shouted to him "hey mate you forgot your change!" I did warn him! There is no ozone hole over Sydney. The ozone hole does exist from decades ago and the prolific use of chlorofluorocarbons in industry, but it's much further south towards the Antarctic. It's actually shrinking since they were banned, and is expected to disappear around 2070. We have really high skin cancer rates here because it's a generally warm, sunny country with lots of beaches and everybody wants a tan way too much. So we have a lot of TV advertising campaigns to get people to cover up or use sunscreen.
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  6404. Congrats IWrocker! 🎉🎉 You really had a great time with this 90s hatchback Skoda and one of your dreams came true! Can feel it and i'm really enthused with you!!😊🎉 I'm from germany and NEVER had more goosebumps and tears of joy in my eyes watching a dude, driving a 32y old, 64hp mean and mass-produced car sooo appreciative 🤩 Love your great car enthusiasm. Please let us still share it for a long, long time! 🤙🏎💪
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  6405. There's stunning countryside all over the UK.
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  6406. The European football championships started today, they are just as beautiful as the World Cup! A hug to the family from Italy! Go Azzurri!
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  6407. Some of the extra tools you can use at the table; cue extension is simply a little extra bit of cue which you can screw into the end of your cue to give an extra few inches. A “rest” which is the cross shaped cue which is usually used for a long range shot which gives the cue a higher angle. And the “spider” which acts like a bridge over other balls when there’s no room to do it with your offhand.
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  6408. Love it was so funny can't believe how many people fell for it 🤣🤣
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  6409. Opel Speedster or Vauxhall VX220, based on the Lotus Elise but with a Vauxhall/Opel engine. That chassis was also slightly stretched to form the basis of the original Tesla Roadster.
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  6410. As an Aussie when I visited the US I actually didn't find most people rude. In New York I thought people for the most part went about their day trying to stay out of each others way. Outside those annoying people who are trying to sell you their music or steal your wallet. They exist everywhere though, just the New York versions at least are a bit extra. On the food I actually thought the food I had in New York was rather trash for the most part. The breakfasts I had for example the eggs always had no falvour. While in Washington I was quite sick and was eating microwave meals from CVS so that's doesn't count really. Down in Orlanda... well I was only at Disney World, and the meals I had there were pretty good to just amazing. The A5 Wagyu at Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs was the best thing I have ever eaten in my life, but of course it was. It was at an Iron Chef's restaurant and the meal cost an arm and a leg for such a small amount of food.
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  6411. One of the most emotional Haka's I have seen was this school funeral farewell, the boy who leads it is shaking and tearing up, trying to keep it together. It is just incredibly powerful, it is so raw. Love the Aussie/NZ content mate, keen to see more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdkC8hRoyj4
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  6412. Lovin' your interest and enthusiasm for Australia.
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  6413. LOL Dani saying HOLY SHIT...coconut is not overpowering. Lamingtons are our national cake...well apart from Pavlova.. but Lamingtons are something you will always see at fundraising events/cake stalls etc.
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  6414. We call those orange looking Citroën, a duck. Whenever we would see a green version driving by we, my brothers and I, would yell 1, 2, 3 GREEN DUCK. And who ever said it first could make a wish😊. I still say it outloud when I see a Green Duck. Although we hardly see them anymore. 😉 My late brother used to collect all the brochures on all the new cars coming out. He would roam the dealerships every week. He had piles and piles of brochures. Seeing that, reminded me of him as a kid.
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  6415. Absolutely right, this was far more consistent and relevant than last year! I love Lamb and our Sam - long may he live! 😋🌅🇦🇺
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  6416. That's not Darling Harbour. It's George Street right in the heart of the CBD
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  6417. The Bunyip, is a great story to tell the kids when you’re camping near water. It keeps the little ankle biters away from the water 😜
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  6418. The tax system in the entire US needs a complete overhaul
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  6419. That's sick, it's like a museum when people come to the house
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  6420. You need to have a look at the Holden VL series in general, in particular the Commodore Turbo (SL & Berlina variants) and especially the Calais Turbo. These hold an incredible cult following and can be argued that they brought Holden out of big financial trouble at a time where they were struggling against competitors in the consumer space. What's so special about these cars is they sourced the motor from Nissan, and used an RB30 in N/A and Turbocharged variations, with the turbo going down as one of the great straight 6's. "The greatest engine Holden NEVER built" was a saying that adapted brilliantly. Since the late 80's, the RB30et has become a hero in Australia, especially in the drag racing scene and the VL Turbo is a much loved icon, morphing from an expensive but formidable vehicle to purchase new, to a stereotypical "hoon mobile" as they depreciated and became the burnout/drag racer of choice for street racers. A 5.0 V8 was also used but this really didn't stand a chance against the RB30ET. The turbo developed a reputation in the late 90's to mid-2000's as being the 'hoon's' vehicle of choice and carried a negative connotation amongst the snobby, but lately, prices of these vehicles have soared and they've become incredibly desirable and much adored by all lovers of cars in Australia. An original Calais Turbo these days will fetch upwards of $70,000, crossing well over $100,000 for well modified, big HP or low mileage unmodified examples, especially in special editions like the LE. I kick myself every day for selling my S/L Turbo in 2009 for $10,000. No talk about the VL can be complete without mentioning the famous BT-1 Interceptor. This is a model designation based on the base model S/L Commodore which was adopted by the Australian Police, specifically the Highway Patrol unit. These cars were white in most states, but Victoria had the very special Absinth Yellow (more commonly but incorrectly referred to as Canary Yellow). When you're talking about cult heros, the BT1 probably stands next to some of the goats in terms of street-cred status even though it doesn't have a racing pedigree per-se, that was left up to the Walkies and Group A editions which had to have the V8 per Group-A rules. No other car can "snap necks" like a neat VL Turbo dropping a fat dose as it cruises past you and no mention of one in a group of car enthusiasts will escape at least one person mimicking the well known sssssutututu that the RB VL became known for.
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  6421. $900k quoted in that article would be in dollarydoos, so that's about $650k-$700k Yankee freedom bucks. V8Sleuth also makes an excellent podcast.
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  6422. That is in beautiful condition! they are really rare here in europe now,Michal is keeping it very well,🖖
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  6423. As an Aussie content creator I feel like YouTube supresses Australian content. I make cooking videos and there is no swearing or controversial content, they are all original and filmed in my little studio.
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  6424. Lyrebirds are so cool. Magpies are also good at mimicking. There’s a few videos of them too, I remember one from Newcastle, NSW that mimicked sirens 🚨
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  6425. A fun fact. in 1988 JUDD actually made Ford Cosworth v8 engines for Indy cars. Its just crazy that one of their 90 degree V8s with 4.4L 32valve - 670HP in a engine package just weighing 116Kg!! (256 lB)
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  6426. Ive had 3 of these, first one with 2.0 diesel, second one (on my profile pic) was a 2.0 GTI with ~150hp (original 136) and Last one was an RC with 2.0 177hp. really fun to drive :D *edit those 2 scoops are air intake for the inside car ventilation and Climate controll
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  6427. She complained, made faces, but she ate it all.
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  6428. Interesting fact is that in some European countries, one, two or sometimes even three characters do refer to the city where the car is registered. A few examples: the "S" on the Austrian license plate refers to "Salzburg", the "BZ" on the right hand side of the Italian license plate refers to "Bolzano" and the "LJ" on the Slovenian license plate refers to "Ljubljana".
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  6429. Hey man I work as a Marshal at Goodwood and the absolute highlight event for me is the Revival. An entire weekend of proper racing from the 60's and earlier, E types going wheel to wheel with AC Cobras. D Type Jags, massive Bentleys it's fantastic!
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  6430. I watched a doco on the construction of this bridge, and don't quote me, but when the two halves met the tolerance difference was only a few millimetres. This astounded me considering the length of the span, the varying height of the valley floor, and the fact that it curves.
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  6431. Thing to note, it's a public road (outside of races), you can get in your corolla and take a spin...
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  6432. I've been a fan of Tatra trucks for awhile. I really like how they setup the independent suspension on thier trucks.
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  6433. We had an old Bora Ring on the property, where corroborees [sacred activities and meetings] were held. They are usually ringed by stones, but there were only a few around the edge. Came on it 50 years ago when out riding. The horses balked and would not enter the perfect circle where the grass wouldn't grow high.........imagine high cattle fodder grass up to the edge of what was a flattened/ lawn like grass circle about 30' across. It was eerie - in the open, in Summer, but you felt a chill. Never walk in a Bora Ring unbidden, even the horses knew that rule!
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  6434. I've always thought of Rallying as a cross between automotive opera and automotive ballet, as the cars both sing and dance.
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  6435. You need to watch a video of Esapekka Lappi on the last two stages of Rally Finland 2022. That's the rally spirit. Bonus points if you see how he managed to break his windshield earlier in the rally...
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  6436. French motorcycle driving instructor here, living in French Alps... Alpine A110 obviously is pretty common in my neighborhood, especially on mountain roads in summer. Renault Megane 2 RS too, of course. As a professional driving instructor, i got to drive the R26R (sport rally version), 230 hp, pretty serious beast... DS3 Racing and DS9... not that common, but sold in France, of course. Dacia Duster, being a low budget branch of Renault, is super common and widely sold in France. Citroen C6 is a luxury car, not that common, even in France. It's getting pretty old now and we don't see many of these nowadays. BMW M3 Touring and M550d wagons are pretty common on European roads.
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  6437. Just to be clear... Some of those tattoos are Samoan designs and a couple that had Maori and Samoan patterns combined.
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  6438. As old Europeans, I know 95% of the songs. Many are really well done, very melodic... .. Stéphanie de Monaco est une princesse de Monaco.
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  6439. It's really a shame that some people like to walk backwards in their life. I have indigenous friends and none of them look back which helps everyone around them move forward TOGETHER
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  6440. The Targa series, Especially Targa Tasmania has some amazing uploads, some amazing old Aussie cars going mad through towns and hills etc.
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  6441. In 1993, the 1992 reigning F1 champion, and also the CART Indy car champion in 1993, Nigel Mansell was driving in the BTCC when he hit the Donington Park bridge at 120mph after losing control of his Ford Mondeo and being hit by Tiff Needell. Mansell was knocked unconscious, but made a full recovery. He never did anything by halves - including crashing
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  6442. Describing a tunnel as an underwater bridge sounds like me during oral exam when my brain turns into complete void 😂😅
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  6443. In 8th grade (ca 1990) we went on 4 day field trip to visit the factory where these things are build in Gaggenau Germany. That was quite impressive
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  6444. My 2017 HSV Maloo is my pride and joy, VF II is the best car holden have produced in a long time
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  6445. I was a Police motorcyclist in Staffordshire Police and was regularly involved in the escort of these huge loads. One time the load made it to within a few miles of its final destination in Canada, where it was being moved on a train. Unfortunately it was damaged when hit by another train!!. The load had to be returned to Stafford for repair.
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  6446. It's been so long since I've been to Belgium. As good as that video was it still undersells just how good the street food and the beer is. You have to experience it for yourself. Belgian waffles as they are sold in supermarkets here in the UK don't give you a clue about how good a fresh cooked waffle from a waffle stand is. They are two entirely different things. If I lived in Belgium I'd weigh double what I do now.
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  6447. The Peugeot 206 was the biggest selling model the company ever made. They were manufactured under licence all over the world. They're a great little car to drive as the wheels are literally on each corner, so they drive like they're on rails. Engine sizes are 1.1, 1.4, 1.6 and 2.0 ltr. There are also diesel versions Body style is 3 or 5 door hatchback, the SW ( sport weekend) which is a 5 door station wagon/ estate and the CC which is a two door convertible with electric stow-able hardtop. They also produced a van which was basically the 3 dr hatch with blanked off rear side windows and no rear seats. There was probably a 4 dr sedan in other foreign markets , but if there was..it was never marketed in Europe. maybe you buy one and import one from South America. Here's a list where they were built. France: Mulhouse (Mulhouse Plant); Poissy (Poissy Plant) United Kingdom: Ryton (Ryton Plant) Brazil: Porto Real (PSA Group Portaria Norte) Argentina: Buenos Aires (Sevel Argentina) Chile: Los Andes Uruguay: Barra de Carrasco (Oferol) Iran: Tehran (Iran Khodro) China: Wuhan (DPCA) Malaysia: Gurun (NAM) Indonesia: North Jakarta (Gaya Motor). The vents in the hood are air intakes for the air conditioning/ heater. On models WITH A/C The pollen filter is situated on the right hand side firewall.
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  6448. From myself, I can recommend two places to visit in a country that is very often overlooked in such rankings, Poland. I mean the former capital of Poland, Krakow, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, and the castle in Malbork, which is said to be the largest castle in the world in terms of its area.
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  6449. Hey Ian, not saying it was me, cause others would have had the same idea, but I did email them last time you did a react of the Bundaberg facility, saying that you would love to try their other flavours, after seeing your react...and I sent them the link of the react.... You're welcome 😂
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  6450. American cars have been very popular in Sweden since the second world war, during the 60s alot of cars were sold brand new from dealerships across Sweden. I own two Swedish sold Camaros right now. A 67 and a 69 and im currently rebuilding a 71 El Camino that was imported to Sweden in the mid 70s during the oil crisis. During that period alot of Swedes bought American muscle cars dirt cheap in the Usa and shipped them home to Sweden.
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  6451. Born in Albuquerque, living at Bondi, NSW. LOVE your work.
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  6452. Juan Manuel Fangio. It is from his name that we Australian's get the term "Fang it", meaning to floor it or go fast.
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  6453. My car dash read 50c 122f in the car park in Wagga… the day temp recorded officially well into the forties…
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  6454. Lived in South Australia all my life, which meant mid-30's to 40's Celsius was the average over Christmas. In saying that, I would not mind the cooler temperatures in the US, in particular parts where you wake up to a White Christmas due to snow fall overnight.
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  6455. Haha. Thanks Ian. I saw this years ago. You've got to feel for the poor Mustang driver. Bet he was knackered at the end of that. Probably still has nightmares of Minis appearing closer than they seem in his mirrors. Another channel you might want to check out is BlendLine TV. It's a grass roots Australian Motorsports channel. One to check out is insane Nascar engined XT Falcon at bathurst.
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  6456. I've been all over Europe and USA and I think France wins hands down when it comes to cheese. Some of my solid memories revolve around cheese, baguettes and relaxing with the sights, sounds and smells of France.
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  6457. Cheers for the Adelaide call out Ian and with your Ozzie linguistic skills being so good check out Ostentatious Australiana , you will laugh .
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  6458. That even went too far for me and I'm an aussie that loves bunnings hahaha
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  6459. The history of drifting was born from Tazio Nuvolari, the modern discipline made by the Japanese, but if I have not misunderstood the Formula Drift regulations, Nicola Tesini thought of them (I have his school 20 km from home, the first in Europe to bring this discipline). The discipline consists of a course consisting of curves and counter-curves of various radii to be carried out with the vehicle in extreme oversteer, obviously without generating a spin or ending off the road and/or hitting, respecting these rules: Never let the rear wheels regain grip, otherwise the vote will be reset. Even in the transition from a right to a left curve or vice versa or in the straight sections between one curve and another, the rear axle must never regain grip. Skid must be maintained in straights and created by load transfers through direction changes. Never realign the front wheels with the longitudinal axis of the vehicle or even generate understeer, otherwise the vote will be zeroed. Anticipate as much as possible (after having acquired adequate speed) the entrance to the first corner: the more meters you drift, the more points you take. Maintain the greatest possible skid angle in every single corner along the entire track. The closer the car is to a 90 degree angle to the roadway the more points you take. Also maintain as much counter-steering angle as possible. Follow the ideal trajectory from speed, calculating however that the car occupies a larger portion of the road and that therefore the individual curves of the curves will sometimes be anticipated compared to when they are made while maintaining full grip. Go as close as possible with the front or rear to the Clipping Points, which are precise points placed on the outside or inside of the curve. Sometimes they are simple pins, sometimes they are solid obstacles present in the racetrack, such as walls or guardrails. Clipping Points cannot be touched. Carry out everything with the greatest possible fluidity and speed, respecting all the previous single rules. You will not get a good score by making the route faster than another but maintaining a negligible skid angle, which allows more traction but less difficulty. By fluidity, on the other hand, we intend to carry out everything while maintaining a driving as clean as possible without too many corrections and movements of the steering and the car. This therefore requires enormous control of the vehicle by the driver. Keep as close as possible to the competitor in front (in one-on-one matches) without touching him, door to door. All these parameters will be evaluated by the jury and will determine the final grade
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  6460. Living in London. Have an automatic now; it was OK when we had a baby but now desperate to get a manual again because they are so much nicer and more fun to drive. There is nothing in driving better than going along a really narrow winding road through a hilly area and driving on the gears.
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  6461. It breaks my heart that we don't build cars here in Australia Thank you for putting this on
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  6462. SOME OF OUR AUSSIE SLANG FOR MATE... A Cold One = Beer Arvo = Afternoon Aussie Salute = Wave to scare the flies Avo = Avocado Bail = To cancel plans Barbie = Barbecue Bathers = Swimsuit Beauty = Great! Billabong = A pond in a dry riverbed Billy = Teapot (in the outback on the fire) Bloody oath = Yes! Or “That’s very true” Bludger = Someone who’s lazy Bogan = Someone who’s not very sophisticated Booze Bus = Police vehicle used to catch or test for drunk drivers Bottle-O = Liquor shop: a place to buy alcohol Brekky = Breakfast Brolly = Umbrella Budgie Smugglers = Speedos Bush = “Out in the bush” or away from civilisation Choc A Bloc = Full Biccy = Biscuit Chook = Chicken Chrissie = Christmas Cobber = Very good friend Coldie = Beer Cop = Police Officer Crikey = an expression of surprise Crook = Being ill (I’m crook); a criminal (he’s a crook) Dag = Someone who’s a bit of a nerd or geek Daks = Trousers Deadset = That’s true, or true! Defo = Definitely Devo = Devastated Drongo a Fool, ‘Don’t be a drongo mate’ Dunny = Toilet Durry = Cigarette Esky = An insulated container that keeps things cold Facey = Facebook Fair Dinkum = Honestly? Or, Yes honestly! Flannie / Flanno = flannelette shirt Flat out = Really busy Footy = Football (AFL / Aussie Rules) G’day = Hello Galah = Not being bright, also a stupid person Gnarly = Awesome Going off = Busy, lots of people Good On Ya = Good work Goon = Wine in a box Hard yakka = Hard work Heaps = Loads, lots, many Hoon = Hooligan or a very bad driver Iffy = Bit risky or unreasonable Knickers = Female underwear Lappy = Laptop Larrikin = Someone who’s always up for a laugh Lollies = Sweets Maccas = McDonalds Manchester = Sheets / Linen etc Mate = Friend Mozzie = Mosquito No Drama = No problem / it’s ok No Worries = No problem / it’s ok No Wucka’s = A truly Aussie way to say ‘no worries’ Outback = The interior of Australia. Even more remote than “the bush” Pash = To kiss Pissed Off = An offensive/vulgar way of saying you are very annoyed Piss Up = A party, a get together and in Australia Pissed = Intoxicated, Drunk Piss Off = An offensive way to tell someone to go away or get lost. Rack Off = The less offensive way to tell someone to go away or get lost. Reckon = For sure Rellie / Rello = Relatives Ripper = 'You little ripper’ = That’s fantastic! Rooted = Tired or Broken Runners = Trainers or Sneakers Sanger = Sandwich Servo = Service Station / Gas Station Sheila = A woman Sick = Awesome; ‘that’s really sick mate’ / Great Sickie = A sick day off work Slab = A carton of beers Snag = Sausage Stoked = Happy, Pleased Straya = Australia Stubby = A bottle of beer Stuffed = Tired Sunnies = Sunglasses Swag = Single bed you can roll up, a bit like a sleeping bag Tea = Dinner Tinny = Can of beer or small boat Thongs = Flip Flops True Blue = Genuinely Australian Tucker = Food Two Up = A gambling game played on Anzac day U-IE = To take a U-Turn when driving Up yourself = Stuck up Woop Woop = The middle of nowhere “he lives out woop woop” Ya = You Yous = Plural of you
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  6463. I once went to Germany, and there was one hotel we stayed at which was very old and traditional. I was travelling with my mum, and we didn't realise how small the elevator would be. She fit into the elevator with her suitcase, but I couldn't fit with her, so she had to go up first and then I would follow. The worst part was that she forgot to tell me which floor we were on, so I had to click each of the floor buttons to check where she ended up (it was only about 5 floors, but it was still embarrassing!)
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  6464. On my behalf, I would not deny one of these "facts", with the side effect of only the clever people moving into my country. I'm jalous, Australia, for your sharks, spiders, Oceans, jellyfish, desert, fires and you name it. Stay as you are! Greetings from Europe.
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  6465. Gotta say, i visited Iceland this year and being able to just pay with my German debit card there, and not having any border controls was really convenient, not that it was much worse visiting Japan but it feels different when you need to look for the "Eu citizen line" for passport control on the airport instead of just walking out.
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  6466. By the sound of it, the Toyota probably has their N/A V8 that's also used in the Lexus LC500. 🙂 Yes, Andalucía is the southern region of Spain. We also have similar racing here in Portugal (we call them Bajas), with some international events.
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  6467. Netball is far better to watch than basketball, so much quicker and has some great games. Players can only hold the ball for 3 seconds.
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  6468. New sub here and i just love how genuinely interested and excited you are about our wonderful little slice of heaven , Much respect mate and i do hope to see you here one day ! 👍👌✌️🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  6469. Your family is great. Ian, you’re a genuine, no shit sorta guy, in modern parlance, authentic. You can’t buy that! It’s a major contributor to your YouTube success. Power to you
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  6470. Great comparison... I have always wondered and now I know... I was surprised at the 18.4+ lap difference. What's clear now is there's two different classes of racing... as you make a great closing point... one F1 team could buy out the entire Indy calendar.
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  6471. Loving your coverage of us Aussies racing, you'd love it over here!! 👍👍
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  6472. Improved production is one of the best racing series I've seen. From V8 to Rotaries, to inline 6 to 4 pistons... Generations of cars and styles of driving. I wish we had something like this in Europe.
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  6473. Perth just endured its biggest heat wave of 14 days straight over 40 C, and WA recorded the hottest day in history, Also Perth is known as the windiest capital city in the world. WA AKA 'windy as' A lot is talked about NSW and VIC but Perth has extremes too, while flooding was going on over east, we were in a mega heatwave, it is nuts.
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  6474. Its not just "a" burnout. There's only so much a person can take before they snap and the old bloke snapped.
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  6475. I’ve watched several of your videos , and I actually feel sorry for you , because in the process of learning about other countries , you’ve in essence learned that your country is so flawed.
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  6476. You are correct, the first car was a Seat. That was just an average every day parking space for us in the UK... 😭
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  6477. Beetroot, tomato, lightly seasoned beef pattie, cooked onion, lettuce, good cheddar cheese, and a hint of BBQ sauce on a hamburger bun. Done well used to be everywhere. Charcoal chicken shops with roast veggies are even harder to find.
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  6478. I've never been a Citroen fan boy but, the DS is one of my all time cars that makes my heart skip a beat when I see one. My uncle had one back in 1971. As an 11 year old it looked like a space ship, and drove like a hover board. The ride was compared to a Rolls Royce. It was very quiet inside and gave the occupants an air of finesse and luxury you just couldn't get from even a Jag or a Rover P5 another beauty that tugs the heart strings. The thing also had adaptive headlamps that physically turned with the steering. The SM was the DS' younger bigger brother which was equally amazing in every way but more futuristic. In my opinion that car doesn't have a bad angle and is impossible to answer your question on a favourite view. If they did another run of DS today exactly as the original I'd BUY ONE in a heartbeat.
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  6479. Prayers for all of you going thru this. I can not even imagine the horrible experience if you've lost a home or been misplaced and other things. From the bottom of our heart and our family I pray that those floods lessen n go away and that people are safe and sound. Please keep yourselves and family safe and you're a great community who always helps each other out as I've seen firsthand how the people of Australia are. After watching this video, I suggested to Ian that he turned ON the monetization, *if there's any*so that it'd increase the donations besides our donations to a credible organization to help out those who have been harmed. We are here because of you and we want to return all the beautiful faith in humanity that you've shown us. We hope that everything gets better soon. Be strong and know we're here with you. XOXOXOX Daniela.
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  6480. I love Czech beers but the sheer variety and quality of Belgian beers will blow your mind!
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  6481. Going up that road (its a public road) at around 30mph is scary. These guys are doing about 120-130mph.
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  6482. This video shows more about how the Afsluitdijk was built, upgraded, the puspose of it etc. It's a short video. The Sea Wall That Saved A Nation (6:01). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdGjgmyFP9M&t=0s There went a lot more into it and the purpose was saving lives, not extra land, that was a byproduct. How the Dutch built the Netherlands (9:23), is also a good option. It basicly gives the same information but adds info on the new reclaimed landplots. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYctymHzZgQ
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  6483. Those Citroens before the 2000s were so unusual. The DS and the SM are absolutely from another planet. Their tech was really ahead only their engines let them down. But those 2CVs never got stuck, very light, FWD... Lightness is key factor. They were used in France even for work on the fields. Sadly you don't see them around anymore. Some twenty years ago they even raced those cars and replaced the 2 cyl boxer engine with a BMW motorcycle engine. I presume this video is from southern Germany, the car is registered in Heilbronn (north of Stuttgart). You should react to the Technik Museum Sinsheim and Speyer. Concorde, Tupolev 144 even the Buran Space Shuittle from Russia. Just around the corner from Heilbronn...
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  6484. That is alright with a grey. The pig dog, and guy were lucky it was not a big red.
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  6485. I've seen the Min Min Light in the flesh, out near Boulia. I knew they existed but it was still weird to actually see it.
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  6486. Yet another great mailtome guys. So proud of my fellow country people for being SO generous, well done to all who donated to this wonderful family. But jeez Ian your poor kids are gonna end up in a cultural limbo. Living in America with Mexican heritage, surrounded by Australiana lol 😂😂😂. Love to hear the reaction from their school mstes. Still waiting for Daniel's big announcement, though think we've all guessed
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  6487. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the first and only stadium to be designed specially for NFL games outside of North America and is officially the home of the NFL in the UK. The NFL International Series is a series of American football games during the National Football League (NFL) regular season that are played outside the United States. Since 2024, the series has three sub-series: the NFL London Games in the United Kingdom, which have been in place since 2007; the NFL Germany Games in multiple cities and the NFL Brazil game. 2:02 a lot of famous UK football clubs are from London. Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham United and many other smaller FC's 3:40 Olympiastadion was built for (in)famous 1936 Summer Olympic Games. During the Olympics, the record attendance was thought to be over 100,000 Fun fact: Red Bull Arena in Leipzeig was built within the confines of an old Zentralstadion (similar to Soldier Field in Chicago) that was built in 1956 from 1.5 million cubic metres of debris from the World War II bombing of Leipzig and could hold 120,000 spectators. It was made by the same architect as the Berlin Olympiastadion The Great Strahov Stadium is a stadium in the Strahov district of Prague, Czech Republic. It was built for displays of synchronized gymnastics on a massive scale, with a field three times as long and three times as wide as the standard association football pitch. Its capacity of 250,000 spectators (56,000 seated) made it larger than any current or former sports stadium, and the second largest sports venue ever, first one beeing Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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  6488. Bet you didnt think 8 months ago when you made a video about our road trains you would become such a loved member of our country and be printed in one of our papers 😅
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  6489. Hi again Ian. I worked with an older bloke about 10 years ago who was in the Australian Navy. He was one of the guinea pigs used in these tests. He had actual photos in his wallet He took at the time. Britain promised us nuclear technology (which they never supplied) if we let them test here. Total disgrace what they did to my mate from work, his mates and this country. Look up "Fortress Australia" (pretty sure it's on youtube) it will give you a much better understanding. Cheers mate
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  6490. I’m a professional street/urban photographer in Wollongong and it is part of a large art installation. It’s actually been up there for a few years now 😂 a lot of the public want it gone but according to the council they say it would cost 1 million dollars to remove and is more than the cost of maintenance so it’s staying 😂😂
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  6491. Americans don't speak American either. So strange 😂
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  6492. Congrats on making 150,000 subs mate. Well done. Thoroughly deserved.
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  6493. I like the fact that they think those spiders are huge. Tarantulas are pretty big and you have those.
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  6494. You are going to have to have an Australia day party on the 26th of January...all that Ozzie food...lol
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  6495. This is why in fast and furious type films all you get is gear change shots, as if it makes the car go faster by some kind of special skill!!! As a Brit I love a manual, when your driving relaxed, a perfect gear change (so you don’t even notice as a passenger) is a matter of pride
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  6496. Can tell the wife. That's a nice chunk of boulder opal. So she was correct
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  6497. 1:40 T815 is running 19 litre air-cooled twin turbo V12, which was the best engine option you could get back in the day.
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  6498.  @IWrocker  I from Spain and is incredible to see how in the usa Spanish an English are used at the same time. After all the worse past from England and Spain is good too see our cousins being family. Hope you will taste Spanish beer as well! We have several brands!
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  6499. Being an Aussie I have been lucky enough to drive around Mt Panorama in a road car, only at the legal speed limit, but it's a fantastic bit of road which is a pleasure to experience. Watch out for the kangaroos, though. :_IanJoey:
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  6500. 17 wasnt origianally scottys number. It was Dick Johnsons number. However Dick does own djr, the race team scotty races for.
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  6501. entre = main meal in the US, that makes no sense. entre = entrance, entering or in the case of food, the beginning, the first course, your entry into eating which is an appetizer
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  6502. The engine is legit, Steve Morris Engines. Needs race fuel not pump gas to make that HP but it doesn't have long term reliability the same way an F1 doesnt
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  6503. To my fellow country folk please stay safe and all the East Coast keep in touch with your neighbours relatives and friends my prayers are with you all ❤❤🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺❤️❤️
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  6504. I live in Scotland on small island and thank God for NHS.I had some health problems last year,spent one night in local hospital,next day airlifted by Airambulance to better hospital where I spent 5 weeks,lots of different tests,x-rays,couple of small surgeries.All for free!!!Bonus to this is,that NHS even purchase me plane ticket back to island and pay for taxi to airport!!!
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  6505. 14:40 There is a difference in how the cargo space is calculated/measured in the EU( VDA DIN 70020 / ISO 3832 ) and in the USA( SAE J1100). Therefore the two figures cannot be easily compared. It shouldn't surprise you, but the US methodology generates bigger numbers.
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  6506. We have a family of magpies come for breakfast every morning, a couple of them are hand fed, one even likes to come into the kitchen waiting for hubby to get the meat out of the fridge lol 🦘
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  6507. You should check the new DAF XG and XG+ interior. They are awesome and setting new European standards...
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  6508. Apart from the obvious mistake with the Florida photo this was pretty good when I was in Tenterfield I asked about the weather Rock from a local he said it was extremely accurate with its forecasts and was very cost-effective . For a good old Aussie laugh check out a u tube series called Meanwhile in Australia its well done and you'll piss yourself laughing .
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  6509. Road toads are the worst! Our council spent millions $ building them a cycle path & they still ride on the road 😡
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  6510. Wow mate some fabulous gift's Luke and Jezza you bloody legends , Loved the bonus footage Ian some really cool trucks and beer great combo 👌👍🍻
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  6511. Try Hungarian next time. Beautiful and unique language. Greetings from Poland! :D
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  6512. Rhonda and ketut will forever remain iconic in Australian ad history
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  6513. I also like vegemite, but that does not mean that I would put it in my coffee. There are two egg-laying mammals in the world (Australia), the Platypus and the Echidna.
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  6514. I love your mail time. I don't mind that they go for an hour. So enjoyable. Thanks
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  6515. Yes. Ronaldinho is the best football player the world has seen in my opinion. People talk about Pelé, Maradona, Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, etc., but for me no one could match Ronaldinho. He could do stuff with a ball no other player has ever been able to.
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  6516. In Poland, we can buy kofola but only in a few markets. So, it can not by easy to buy it.
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  6517. Roos are as thick as two short planks! I have hit one too many, and yeh, they can do some damage.
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  6518. That's the type they used for building the heavy transporter in Ridley Scott's Prometheus.
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  6519. In Germany we have to build a Rescue-Lane (Rettungsgasse) between the left and more right lanes on the Highway (Autobahn). The older Firetrucks still have a manual gear shifting but with the new trucks we get automatic shifting.
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  6520. Michael Schumacher was a great F1 driver. Michael Schumacher and Ferrari , was success story.
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  6521. Audio W12: Coin doesn't even move despite revving Lamborghini V12: Coin launches into the stratosphere and catches fire.
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  6522. One correction about the beer - no, we haven't been brewing the same beer for a 1000 years. The "original" Pilsner was first brewed in 1842 by a German brewer Josef Groll, who was invited to take over a new brewery built in the town of Plzeň (Pilsen in German). This brewery was built because the locals got used to the imported Bavarian-style beers and wanted those instead of the beers brewed locally (which would consequently go bad and have to be poured out); hence the need for a new brewery which could brew those beers, and a brewer who knew how to brew them. This new process, together with the specifics of the local water and the wheat used in the brewing, worked to create the typical golden colour (which was unlike the muddy brown colour of the other beers available at the time). The brewery took advantage of that in their marketing thanks to the boom in the glasswork industry happening at the same time - they distributed shiny new glasses to pubs to replace the various mugs used at the time just so the customers could see the shiny gold of the Pilsner and compare it to the brown of all other beers, and it worked wonders.
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  6523. As somebody that grew up in Darwin, NT, Australia post cyclone Tracy; I have never understood why so many houses got destroyed in Tornado Alley, USA. I saw reports on the news year after year. Tracy destroyed ~ 80% of houses in 1974. The reconstruction response was to futureproof housing to withstand such winds. Even caravan/trailer parks had to install anchor points, to which caravans/trailers could be tied down.
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  6524. Speedo swimwear also started in Australia at Bondi.
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  6525. I love non league football. I try to get to a match most weeks. I made it to 30 different grounds last season. Greed is killing the game at the top level. But down in the amateurs nobody is there for the money, people do it for the love of the game. Clubs like the one is this video are part of the fabric of a community.
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  6526. Hope that package was insured…..sorry to Sam B 😢
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  6527. Hey Ian, one comment about fast food, or take-aways. As a single person, living on my own (who does cook), I can tell you it can often be cheaper to get a take-away meal (not necessarily fast-food like Maccas) as opposed to cooking it myself. Cooking for one can be quite expensive, especially at the moment with prices where they are (in Aus). I will generally cook two meals so I have left-overs for lunch, to maximise economy of the ingredients.
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  6528. My favorite Belgian style ale is Delirium Nocturnum. It's dark, and, rich, with light coffee, and, dark chocolate notes. Plus, it's 9.5% ABV.
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  6529. The "Ozone" is NOT over Australia the FACT is that the WHOLE PLANET is closer to the sun Southern hemisphere (147.1m/km-91.4m/mi) summer Northern hemisphere (152.1m/km-94.5m/mi) summer
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  6530. Only one operating King Tiger left since its application in WW2, it was around 70 tonnes, even today's super tanks usually weigh same or less
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  6531. To say cheers in Lithuanian is ' Į Sveikatą ' which means ' to good health ' basically. Also Hello from Lithuania and out of the 3 Lithuanian beers you had I personaly like the Volfas-Engelman, the Ekstra is ok but I myself really don't like Baltas. For me the flavor and aftertaste of it is MEH!
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  6532. One of the ‘secrets’ of Scania engine’s longevity is the centrifugal filter for the oil..... it spins round driven by the two jets that are fed by the oilpressure..... after some time a layer of black residu forms on the inside of the spinning filter..... you can open up a Scania engine after years of use;it will look like they stripped it yesterday!!!!! I cleaned them when I was an apprentice at a Scania dealership (almost 40 years ago...).... on the Scania’s 410 I get to drive now I still recognise the sound of the spinning filter after shutting the engine.... I know of very few other brands that uses this fantastic filtersystem.... (Old Magirus engines had a centrifugalfilter fitted inside the hub of the cooling fan,some older Fiats used that principle too)
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  6533. I think people misunderstand what the museum is about. It's not "haha, your food sucks." It's about showing that what some people find disgusting, others find delicious. It's showcasing that much of our tastes depend on culture rather than being inherently biological.
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  6534. This makes me so dam proud to be a Aussie I've grown up racing and can't wait till the day I hit the ledgand up great vid man
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  6535. It reminds you of a Jetta because it essentially is one. Floor pan, engine, transmission etc. I used to work for VAG and just about all of the parts had the VW, Audi, Skoda and sometimes Seat part numbers on the same part.
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  6536. And people wonder why I always say the 70s was the best era to grow up in ,
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  6537. the foam has a reason for the beer. it seperates the beer from the air [o2) and prevent it to becoming stale to fast.
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  6538. Austria absolutely is beautiful. But, as in general: if you want to really see a country: do NOT concentrate on the capital, focus on the villages and countryside! Allthough Vienna is a wonderful city, no doubt about that. Been there and loved it.
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  6539. I don't watch free to air anymore, but I remember every single one of those ads. As they played each one for a reasonable period of time, it was like a love story over the ages and the thrill when each new one came on! (We didn't have that many channels in those days!)
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  6540. .0:35 Mk1 Focus 0:50 Peugeot 407 0:58 Citoren Xsantia 1:00 either Opel Meriva B or 2nd gen Ford C-Max 6:21 that one is Ford Transit Custom. Smaller then normal Transit 9:15 3rd gen Toyota MR2 9:20 Citoren C3 (1st gen) 9:20 10:37 Mercedes A-class W169 (2nd gen) 10:51 3rd gen MR2 was named as Roadster (and as MR Roadster in France and Belgium) in Europe and Spyder in US and Australia (judging by voice of the guy filming, he's American)
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  6541. The soft-serve machine self cleans and that’s like a 4-5hr process unfortunately you just be rocking up at that time
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  6542. Hey Ian how you going, it truly doesn't matter which side you are on red or blue, Glen Seton is the most naturally gifted race driver who had so much success. We as Aussie motorsport fans are truly feeling for him not conquering the mountain if anyone deserved it more it was him
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  6543. The coolest car is still the 2CV Mehari. i growed up with the Mehari....pure Adventure!
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  6544. I raced at one of these meetings in front of about 10,000 people back in the day. Speed limited to 180KPH
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  6545. Ian, love your commentary, good choice of words, and you'd fit right in over here :) Each country has their "culture" and you're picking up on ours... truly you'll never find Aussie culture anywhere else, which is why I love this land... 💛
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  6546. I don’t need Christmas now Ian. Watching the joy on your kids faces just now.. priceless! 💕
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  6547. This is an institution in France, I have a couple of buddies of mine that did this race more than once. And you pronounced the name almost perfectly, the E at the end of Enduropale is silent (in French, the only "e" you need to pronounce as "ay" are marked with an accent : "é" or "è").
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  6548. Hi Ian, the first car is an Opel Manta, probably a "400" (or at least the 400-trim), same platform as the Opel Ascona @ 8:03. This was not a bad platform at all - Walter Röhrl won his 2nd Worldchampionship in one of those against the mighty Audi Quattros in 1982. These Opel are still a popular platform because there are still a lot of parts around, they are easy to maintain and repair, AND some nice real-life hacks like makeshift 16V-heads (!!!) made out of 24V-heads for performance! I kid you not! Go to the scrapyard, find an Opel or Vauxhall Senator "B" 24V, take the head, CUT OFF the last 2 cylinders, plug the "surplus" Water- and Oil canals, regrind the camshafts, and there you go - >260 sturdy HP with the 2,4l-4cyl.-block. You don´t even need to buy the expensive historic Weber-DCOE-carburetors, the cheaper Dell´Ortos will do! Cost: Next to nothing! :face-blue-smiling:
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  6549. They're so small, you can wave out both windows at the same time!
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  6550. fun fact, Becks was the beer issued in ww2 to uboat crews. it was customary (and still is today) for the crew (Seamen and officers) to have a becks beer after a return from a sucessful mission
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  6551. Camped on top of the mountain for 15 years straight, was absolutely crazy up there. No cops, no security, no f*cks given!
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  6552. I worked at the main storage and maintenance base in Brisbane. Got to clamber around one that had been blown up and shot to shit. Nothing got through. Definitely the choice vehicle for the Apocalypse. :)
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  6553. Alexander Graham Bell (telephone) was Scottish, but demonstrated it when he moved to the USA, 1st broadcast of TV was by John Logie Baird also Scottish, though we use a different system now
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  6554. 2:25 IFA stands for "Industrieverband Fahrzeugbau" and is a conglomerate and union of companies involved with the building and maintenance of most forms of motorized and non-motorized vehicles in DDR (primarily the domestic makes like Sachsenring with the Trabant, Wartburg for privately owned/operated cars and Multicar for Municipal/light industrial vehicles)
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  6555. That's a cool amusement park attraction! Wish we had those when I was a kid!! Not technically a robot, as it does no work and has very limited movement. The feet obviously don't touch the ground, the brace on its back is taking all the weight Looks about 7 stories tall, the smoke around the feet is to keep the illusion that it walks on the ground. I think we just saw everything it can do, cool design tho...
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  6556. The Irish potato famine saw a million people/family’s flee Ireland & head to Canada, the US & Australia, so a lot of us are related. G’day cuz 👍🤘
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  6557. Interesting to watch the steering wheel inputs of both cars. The F1 seems a lot smoother than the Indycar.
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  6558. Hi from Slovenia. That part of the highway is always jammed. Always. There is a car crash there like all the time. It's the highway that goes from the main city to the coast.
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  6559. Recognising where hook turns are is the secret to using them stress free. If you are travelling along a roadway with tramlines in the centre, then you are likely to encounter a hook turn. Most times there is only one travel lane usable (narrow or parked cars). If you are planning a right turn hold left and move forward to the marked bay, all the time indicating for a right turn. If you are in a smaller vehicle and confident in its turning radius you can ease past the line a little to possibly allow some extra vehicles into the queue. (I've seen as many as 5 small cars do it) . Then as the lights on your current lane go amber do a quick shoulder check to make sure nobody is pushing through on the amber, move off in a confident manner. Otherwise wait for the green the road you are entering. Be aware that the road you are entering probably has 2 lanes very quickly merging into 1 lane. If you are not first in line reading the behaviour of the front vehicle is important to prevent issues at the merge. If you have time and want to practice early morning or very late night are best.
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  6560. The cars are ground up builds. Nothing stock about them, but the bodywork has rules to make it look as much like the production car as possible while still maintaining an aero package.
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  6561. As a Belgian, you guys got yourselves some great beers :) the glasses are also much better! the beers you got are beers to be savoured with some cheese and some sausage. Not the type of beer to pour down easily on a hot day. (rochefort -> rock fort -> fortress on a rock)
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  6562. The little Mercedes at the end of the video is a first gen A-class W168 from 1997 to 2004. It has a very interesting history, while it made the company almost bankrupt. Great story!
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  6563. Hello from Hungary! The city is Budapest ( capital of hungary) ,and yes it is a mercedes spriter... Btw i love your videos! Keep it up!
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  6564. Every time I hear you say you're putting something in the pool room, I've wondered if you've seen the castle. I'd love it if you would give it a review after viewing.
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  6565. By mid of this year you will hit 150k. :) I am happy for you, mate. Anyway, as a German, I have to admit. The dutch people are right. It is so much easier if people are direct and honest. That is why everyone loves dutch people. Because they are straight forward and pragmatic people. A wonderful culture.
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  6566. Who is that kid on the far-left mate? It can't be Sydney. She can't have grown up that fast. All the very best for your family form the land of OZ. I just hope that no one is lost in the Victorian fires tomorrow.
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  6567. There is Latvian guy from Bored of Borders - he rowed Atlantic ocean, then cycled over South America, then rowed the Pacific and Indian ocean, then cycling across Africa to the starting point. One of the most coolest, humblest, down to earth person I have met. Also - badass.
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  6568. Ian so happy to see you doing mailbox time and with emma and Andrew and danni can't wait to see Sydney in her Aussie gear but once again thank you for everything you do that shows us Aussie to the rest of the world 😂❤
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  6569. If you love big off-road trucks like these, you definitely have to check out the MAN KAT 1. They come as 4x4, 6x6 and 8x8 and are build by the company MAN (Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg). They are basically the Zetros’ big brother. Please keep doing these reaction videos, I love your somewhat childish exitement and open minded approach to foreign trucks and cars . Greetings from Luxembourg 😁
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  6570. Ah you have summoned all the czechs. Good video, one note on the pronunciation of Czech words, most often than not the stress is on the first syllable. Your pronunciation is quite good and it can only improve with that in mind!
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  6571. Lovely to meet your family. Your father-in-law is such a cool dude. I haven't had a Mint Slice for a long time. I would rate Tim Tams above Mint Slice and Double Coat is my favourite version.
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  6572. Front car from Favorit was actually Tatra model 613 police car from old Czechoslovakia, called "verejná bezpečnosť" or in english public safety.
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  6573. That was a relatively short cargo. Wind turbine blades are more than twice as long. Twice the fun to haul them along those streets 😂
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  6574. Those coffee mugs gifted are a high quality brand and arent entirely cheap. However im still waiting on an episode of cooking with Ian making things with vegimite in them.
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  6575. couldn't see the subtitles as they were below screen
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  6576. They missed a lot from Western Australia like Cottesloe Beach & Scarborough Beach in Perth
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  6577. I can see how a nascar car could get in trouble at the first corner. Imagine an engine with only 2 wheels and a small seat on top going over this lap. I am a car person myself but those laps are honestly spooky.
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  6578. So awesome to see you reacting to this! It's one of my fave Superwog vids now.
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  6579. Those Tradie dogs (usually cattle dogs or kelpie) are like cats. They live on the back of those utes and will take your hand off if you get too close to his ride or old mates tools.😂
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  6580. Cab sizes in Europe or at least the EU have changed somewhat and can be longer, the Daf XG in the video is the first to use that extra space, still nowhere near a conventional with sleeper, but slightly better than what it was. Never heard of a truck with a toilet in Europe, but everything else that's mentioned for comfort is available for European trucks, just in a smaller package :-)
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  6581. Yes, that's what you find in Chile. Just like the 15th German Fire Brigade Company. Why? It was mainly German emigrants who founded fire brigades in Chile. That's why you can find vehicles with the inscription "Feuerwehr" (fire brigade) and even a "Gerätewagen Leiter" (ladder truck).
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  6582. The bbq with bees on it, brilliant, I guess it really is a Bee Bee Que ? Right 😄 A Bee Y O Bee 🤣 Ok I’m done
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  6583. Man those bacon flavored snacks are the bomb! You wait!
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  6584. 35:54 You can tell it's a Czech lion because it has two tails. It's like a national symbol
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  6585. Finally, if you haven't already, chuck some vegemite inside a cheese-toasty (or grilled cheese, whatever you call it). Butter up the outside of the bread and get a nice toast on it. Best way to eat vegemite in my opinion. Anyway hope you and the family are doing well.
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  6586. breads not bad, super processed food is. I bake every day
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  6587. That Baba truck is actually a DAF from the 80’s.
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  6588. One thing I've noticed from watching USA reactors is how many things they seem to find "scary". I once started to make a personal list of all the things reactors had labelled "scary". I stopped doing it as the vision of the world that gives IS dangerous. But the weirdest, funniest one of all is...bare feet!! You win, mate! I hate wearing shoes. It makes me feel sorta trapped and restrained! As a kid one of the schools I went to would punish you if you wore school-shoes to and from school on rainy days! The idea was that our parents worked hard to put food on the table and to provide us with school uniforms: so wearing shoes in the wet or mud would ruin our shoes!! Yeah, the soles of your feet become like asbestos...they have to, so we can walk on the foot-paths in summer. Our feet are always on display so they are part of being 'beach-ready'. I've noticed that many, many people outside of Oz and other tropical countries have terrible feet! I guess this is because they're one part of the body which is never on display so they just ignore them: horrid yellow, gnarly, long toe-nails, covered in bumps and bunions, bluey-white skin with blue veins...and smelly! Ugh!! So as much as I tried (and I really did) to imagine what was 'scary' about brown, bare feet with nicely painted and manicured nails; I couldn't. In fact, recalling some of the feet I've seen since leaving tropical climes, those are - if not scary - then at the very least unsavoury. With the worst part being that when people wrap their feet in nylon socks and insert them into rubber/plastic shoes tied up tightly to keep all the air out, they become sweaty & stinky.(This is an observed fact - not one directed personally at anyone.) So hey, remember if you ever do get to go to Oz, you should start exposing your feet to the elements a couple of weeks before: they're going to be on display either at beaches or when you wear slops.😂😂 (Oh yeah - re shop closing times: it varies - many large supermarkets stay open 24/7 - at least on the East coast.)
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  6589. I like your reaction. I hope you visit Saudi Arabia and you're more than welcome😎
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  6590. G’Day Ian ….More Australians are starting to watch the Super Bowl…The half time entertainment and ads are the best part…(sorry mate) The game itself is slow and boring for me but different strokes for different folks…Cheers…❤️ to Dani.Emma.Andrew and Pedro….💖🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  6591. i like that they listen all the comforts as fridge microwave tv and such and to be fair most euro trucks have the exact same options in them. Normally on a Scania your fridge is under the bed in a drawer and microwave is above your head in the overhead lockers and alot of them even have a coffee maker sitting in the dashboard :)
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  6592. Darwin is one of our best kept secrets , I've visited there a few times and love the place . Lichfield park is better than depicted in this video as is Kakadu national Park and the city has a great vibe about it , its a multicultural city and to visit there is like travelling to another country but where everyone is friendly and speaks your language . My favourite memory was a sunset dinner cruise on a sailboat in the huge harbour . We also started a cruise to south-east Asia from Darwin which took us to Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong and the Philippines all within easy flights . If you wanted to get there quickly
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  6593. You need to get onto Belgian beers. Those guys really know what they're doing, their beer is fantastic and it's pretty common to see 8, 9 or even 10% abv.
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  6594. 16:05 since it hasn't been mentioned: European spec cars don't usually have an mph speedometer (whereas British cars usually display both mph and km/h). So when driving in the Uk with your own car, you absolutely do need to know how much 20, 30, 40, ..., 70mph is in km/h. Not a big challenge of course, but it is something to be taken into account.
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  6595. Amsterdam, truly an international city😅
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  6596. This. The engine size was lowered from 308ci (5047cc) under Group C rules to 304ci (4982cc) for the Group A regulations to avoid additional weight penalties. As for the incline going up the mountain I can confirm that the camera DOES NOT come close to showing it. I did a lap of the mountain on a bicycle and had to take a rest before the cutting because I was gassed. Coming down, I barely pedaled coming down through the esses and onto forest elbow and took it easy on Conrod and still hit 70km/h.
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  6597. hi mate in case your not aware , the corks on strings on the hat were first used by aussie swagmen (drifters you mite call them). so the idea of the corks is to shoo the flies away when walking thru the bush . luv ur vids and am loving your step dad , he is what we would call a cheeky bugger. hehe describing his adventurious character . keep up the great work
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  6598. My dad had an escort mk 2 from 1976 to the early 90s. Awesome car, very good handling. Also very small by today's standards.
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  6599. I’m glad you’re covering Bathurst again this year. Really enjoyed it last year. 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  6600. As a road train operator, regularly towing 4 trailers in quad formations, deadly interactions with roos are common. All vehicles have roobars, manufactored from long chain polymers, (poly) that 'remember' their design shape and resume original shape once impact stress is removed, and are designed to spread the force of impact across the entire bar to minimise localised damage, and lower anti intrusion systems to minimise underbody damage, such as destruction of air, fuel and hydraulic lines. Due to vehicle size and weight, evasive action is not performed, or is limited to slow speed reductions as sudden reactions can result in vehicle instability. Impacts are usually singular but not restricted to 'mobs', the scientific description to large groups of roos. Damage to vehicles greatly varies. We are specially trained to look for joeys (baby roos), and carry care packs if retrieved. Injured animals are humanely terminated and bodies removed off-road. Fun fact: Three years ago, I impacted a 30 kilogram Wombat on a isolated dirt access track between mines. The prime mover and 3 trailers ended up laying on their sides !!! Exiting the cab, walking back to point of impact, I find the Wombat continuing his road crossing, seemingly unfazed. 👍👍🇦🇺
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  6601. The Portuguese language clip should state Brazilian Portuguese, not just Portuguese. That is a Brazilian man saying where he is from and with a very heavy local accent. It took me several attempts to identify the language even though I'm Portuguese. Very well guessed, Ian. You got it way before I did. 😂
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  6602. G'day, We have a row of high gum trees behind the farm house 🏡🏡 and a family of about 8 Magpies live there most of the year, because they know all the family including the Dogs and cats the never swoop, however anyone they don't know during breeding season is fair game, and the frighten the shit out of strangers, cheers Mate, Neil.
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  6603. I crave Maccas about once every 5 years. If I give in to the craving, I'm immediately reminded how gross it is, and I'm good for another 5 years 😂
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  6604. Look up the Wellington Dam Mural, its in the South West of WA. The mural is on the dam wall, its amazing
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  6605. Having lived in France for 17 years I can tell you that to this day there is a national 2cv rally cross championship. Takes place all around France, not sure how many circuits they use but there was one about 10 miles from where I lived. Lots of fun !!!
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  6606. Pat MacAfee got into AFL for a bit and he said the ball is far more slippery than an NFL ball and that he could imagine how hard it’s be to kick and mark in the wet. One some of the hardest hits complications you might see a KO from a ball to the face. To check out the goal scoring skills check out “AFL - Best of the Decade Goals”
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  6607. Hi Ian, I think you are spot on, there is a ton of stuff you are freakin amazing at. But it seems to be somewhat limited to what you can make money of. This is so strange cuz the people aren’t different from other around the world, and you have a sense of community and care for your neighbors. From the outside it seems like you have fixated on taxes being bad no matter what. You are kinda shooting yourselves in the foot on that one. As far as paying taxes and how much money you have USA vs. Europe I recommend watching “Traveling Young’s” basic look at taxes in Denmark vs. the US. They are an American family living in Denmark and sharing their experiences on YT. https://youtu.be/ltXyIzFEYFY
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  6608. well thats some beers😂 na zdraví!🙋🇨🇿btw we open beer with another beer😂
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  6609. I am Australian, and both my parents are from Austria. A fun one for me :)
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  6610. ​ @papalaz4444244 Let me quess, you were visiting Vancouver in your car some years ago? ;-)
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  6611. In another video from this channel "Love my Poland" the guy states, quite rightly IMO, that Poland has everything: The sea and beaches, lakes, forests, mountains, rivers, etc. And the desert too. Maybe not the biggest ones, maybe not the most famous ones, but they are there. Quite nice in my opinion. Some people say that "if something is for everything, it means it is for nothing." They are malicious... For sure...😉 I prefer to say that in terms of tourism/geography, Poland is like a Swiss army knife.🙂
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  6612. The sun is really strong here in Australia! There are a lot of pay at pump stations. But going in to pay is more common. There are some places where you can turn left on red. There is a sign that reads “left turn permitted on red after stopping”, so Stop sign rules apply. I’ve been driving for over 20 years in Australia, not a single speeding ticket. Don’t speed, you won’t get a ticket. Simple. It is a controversial issue though and a lot of people hate them. I do agree, some roads do have speed limits that are too slow. Wifi can be an issue here. There are a lot of black spots and it can be very slow, especially uploads. Our government spent a lot of money on obsolete technology. Yep 20-30c for sauce with your meat pie or sausage roll! The bike helmet safety was a big thing in the 80s. But I think it’s overly cautious. I think adults should be able to choose. Yes, high tax on alcohol and cigarettes is due to health. Not necessarily a bad thing. Yes flies are so annoying!!!
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  6613. Pausing after the question: 1) anywhere ending with 'land' - England, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland 2) in Europe - Bern, Oslo, Kyiv, Rome 3) depends on whether its recognised or not but strictly speaking it'd be Africa thanks to South Sudan - in Europe it'd be Kosovo 4) London, Edinburgh, Cardiff - bonus is Belfast 5) Antarctica - don't get much rainfall there 6) again, it depends on what you're recognising as a country but with Spain and the Americas, probably 19 7) Bolivia and Paraguay 8) Tunis and Algiers - bonus is Tripoli 9) Greek, Macedonian, Bulgarian 10) participating continents - hate it when the Americas are amalgamated though 11) depends on if you count if its existence has been interrupted or not but overall I'd say Africa thanks to Egypt 12) District of Columbia - where the for-some-reason-not-a-state motto is 'taxation without representation' 13) Netherlands - official is Amsterdam but seat of government is The Hague 13.5) Cape Town and Pretoria - think the former is official while the latter is government but not sure 14) Australia, New Zealand, Fiji - bonus would be Samoa POST-answers: think I did pretty well thanks to pub quizzes, Trivial Pursuit and a degree in History and International Relations but its vexing how many were conditional - like the Spanish-speaking and oldest capital ones. (I knew that San Marino was the oldest continuous state in the world but I assumed he meant oldest in general - especially irritated to have that count as wrong as a result.) I'd say it'd have been more reasonable to have stuck to Europe but ho hum.
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  6614. i'm italian, and for some reasons when my google broadcasts the news after the alarm stops, it's always from an australian news channel, so i hear aussie news everyday, and i like it cause of the accent they have 😂
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  6615. Great pronounciation man :) I know one American from Denver living in Prague for 12 years now and his pronounciation is tragic :D (but he admits it, it's hard for him to learn Czech) you could already teach him! Czech Regards from Malta :)
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  6616. Ian, you are the most sincere, easygoing, open minded, appreciative and lovely person. Thanks for your content, I really love it and it's for any age. Much appreciated, another Aussie gal from Radelaide 🇦🇺
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  6617. OMG your more AUSSIE than u think IAN you so crack me up your even thinking like an aussie now love your work mate lol
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  6618. You cursed yourself by saying you're a savoury kind of guy... watch the Shapes come in line Tim Tams 😂
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  6619. Jaffas, Minties, Mint Slices and Tim Tams. Sugar rush heaven!
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  6620. I get so many gift ideas watching Mail Time.
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  6621. Belgium beer really rocks. And yes, you can find beer bottles in Belgium and Germany that hold 1 liter, probably more, when searching in monastery or private breweries.  The glass is pretty much on point. You get those in almost every restaurant or bar here in Germany, when ordering a beer.
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  6622. They OFFICIALLY had 500 hp but it was easy to turn the boost up lol. There's a story of putting an rs200 on an 800 hp dyno and breaking it!!
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  6623. 3:05 "SMUR PEDIATRIQUE", that means it is an extreme emergency EMS (SMUR) for a child...
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  6624. Roos are absolutely not pets, that one was likely getting relocated to a wildlife park or sanctuary.
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  6625. even people from outside Melbourne get confused by the hook turn
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  6626. G’day Mate From Brisbane, Australia, Today is 100% Anzac Day, LEST WE FORGET 🌹
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  6627. Congratulations on your wife's pregnancy and I hope things settle for her and the birth and everything are good. I have no kids, but entirely understand why you don't want to do the travelling on your own, it would be selfish and your family will get so much out of it, when it happens. Family and health come first. Just keep doing your thing and being yourselves
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  6628. Hi, Romanian here. I've driven up this road a few times and even taken a bicycle up a few year back. It is truly stunning. It's a bit crowded usually, especially in the summer months. This guys was lucky to catch is this empty, or perhaps he woke up really early. What he didn't show here is that there's a glacial lake where you can stop, just before the tunnel. Usually people stop there and take footpaths further up the mountain. If you got a tent and a few days on your hands you can do a hike to Moldoveanu, the country's highest peek. Another thing not shown here is that on the decent the road goes near Vidraru, the country's largest artificial lake, which is also a sight to behold. p.s. I also have a recording of a flight over these mountains up on my my channel, it you're curious to see them from above ;)
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  6629. As an Australian, I was literally just smiling and salivating that whole video
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  6630. at 7:30 the black truck is a DAF , not Scania. snuck it's way into the herd xD
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  6631. No thank-you Ian for your hard work that brought fun and joy you bring to people's lives during the lockdiwns. Keep up the good work and maybe one day this community might see you in Australia.
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  6632. We want more videos like this In Saudi Arabia And I love you keep what you do ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  6633. Someone has to send these guys a Driza-Bone now.
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  6634. I remember that Peugeot commercial!😂😂
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  6635. Congratulations Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew and Sydney! What a special time for you all.
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  6636. sometimes letting the rear get loose can gain you time by rotating the car faster, especially on hairpins, though it's not easy to do, probably needs a certain setup (more oversteer, which Michael loved) and you can easily lose the rear too much trying it and lose time, only viable really on slower corners. Hard to tell if it was on purpose here but either way it shows that he was really on the limit in terms of grip on the rear
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  6637. I’m British. I didn’t know a lot of this. I fell in love with an amazing German girl who studied in England when I was a book publisher. She used to apologise for the war! So sad
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  6638. Whenever we have overseas visitors, we take them to the local golfcourse to see all the kangaroos. It blows their minds seeing them roaming free in suburbia. I live in the western suburbs of Brisbane.
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  6639. Cheesy bacon balls are yummy
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  6640. I'm not much of a cricket fan myself but even I was like wtf? When I woke up to the news of his unexpected death. You don't really have to be a fan to know who he was. The news shook Australia
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  6641. You may wish to look up the game TWO-UP which is played on Anzac Day and illegal every other day of the year. Also the song “And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda” is about the story of the ANZAC soldiers. Finally the ANZAC recipe is protected by Australian law!! Thank you Ian. Lest we forget.
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  6642. Some additional info: - There were around 1400 Gullwing coupés built until '57. The Roadster succeeded the Gullwing, so they were not available at the same time, and the Roadster was produced in 1800 units. - 29 coupés were built with full aluminium bodywork, plastic windows and slight engine modifications, so these cars were lighter and more powerful. - On multiple aspects the Roadster was the technically better car, having improvements to chassis, suspension and brakes. - Alongside the suitcase(s), the wheels with knock-off hubs (Rudge wheels) and the full-alu body raise the value of these even more.
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  6643. Great unboxing episode guys. Best wishes from a proud Aussie Veteran who served side by side with your Yank Servicemen in the Middle East.
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  6644. You can buy these in America from Sierra Karts and they are basically go-karts built up to trophy truck esk suspension and yeah they can be very unpredictable from the bit ive driven in games but the Pike Peaks Alpha version is the ultimate in Colin Chapman's theory simplify then lighten as in they take a normal cross cart and slap on as much Areo as possible and kept it as light as possible and it was a winner? At pikes peak unlimited class
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  6645. Roxanne, you rock! So generous.
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  6646. As an Australian I haven’t thrown a returning boomerang since I was 7 but it’s heartwarming watching an American at least try and have some fun with his family while doing so.
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  6647. The old volvo wagons were insane, my dad back in the days used to buy volvo 240's with his friends and participate in demo derbys with them, absolute tanks
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  6648. Always loved the late 80's-early 90's Group C and the American GTP cars.
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  6649. Ian, hi from scotland....at 13:00 on the video the load is going over a bridge/culvert that is to weak for the load so a temperary structure over it to keep the road from any damage.
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  6650. There is currently a drive through covid testing site at Mt Panorama on mountain straight.....apparently its pretty quick lol
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  6651. I feel like as an American you cant comprehend the stuff thats happening in Europe right now. First of all, America is way bigger than even Europe itself, which is just an assembly of many many countries being in a comparably small piece of land. And with Germany being right in the middle everyone has kinda the same distance to travel and even more people can go and support their national team. You probably have to think about it as 5% of the American population traveling to Canada or Mexico to support a American Football team made up of the best american-born players in the whole country. And with 24 Teams playing each other in 31 games troughout roughly a month you have an average of 3 games A DAY which you can enjoy with your friends even tho its not your country playing. Its basically a dream for every football enthusiast in Europe. Just hundrets of thousands of people having a massive football party. Different countries and cultures clashing together like the Scots with their backpipes and the dutch with their oranje.
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  6652. This was great mate, so glad you're still fascinated by us weird mob
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  6653. I'm watching from Brisbane. Spent the day getting sandbags in place and bringing outdoor furniture inside where I could. Stay safe everyone in its path.
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  6654. This man would never leave europe, he is hooked! I know we got great beers :D
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  6655. The temperature map is dated 18th December, which is only 2-3 weeks into our summer. It doesn't get real hot until late January and into February. I live an hour south of Melbourne (Mount Martha - Look it up) and the hottest day I ever remember was during the Black Saturday fires which was early February 2009. I remember it got to 49° Celcius (120° Farenheit) at my place. It was the hottest I ever remember it. If you haven't you should review the 2009 Black Saturday fires. In my opinion the worst fires we have ever had, with the last lot (2019-20) coming a very close second.
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  6656. I moved to Tasmania last year, for the cold and wet, but yesterday was 31 now today 13 and hail, I love it
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  6657. I've mentioned this before but check out Allen Mill yards creations. He has a V10 Viper engine in a hand built frame, also his Flying Millyard Is a V2 made from 2 cylinders from an aero radial engine, all made in his garden sheds.
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  6658. Great Britain is small but have done big things
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  6659. So… with quarantine ending here soon. When are we all starting a go fund me for Ian & his family to get out here. I’m sure the care packages are appreciated and interesting but if we were to pile our small donations together this man will be here in no time.
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  6660. Ian, the town spelt same forward and backwards, was Tumut, it has a rich history in Australia's more recent history. The Snowy River Scheme, close to Tumut, brought many thousands of immigrants to Australia, after WWII, including many Polish men and their families, all to help build the dams, road works etc for the scheme. Mt Kosciusko is actually a Polish name. It also helped populate Australia which was felt a necessity at the time. The SRS is a very interesting story. Here are a couple of links, one short and another long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgrJzsK2kiw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2FTBPIrcKk
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  6661. I was born in Philly… Moved to Australia in 1977 as a 5yo… Last time I went back was 2004, sadly to bury my cousin who was only 31 (shot by mistaken identity) 🤷🏽‍♂️So I won’t be going back in the foreseeable future…
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  6662. Oh brilliant, hadn't seen this before!😂
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  6663. Imagine if Adrian Newey had sat down and discussed airflow with Dale Earnhardt. Science would've been the winner.
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  6664. Bob's your uncle comes from Bob Menzies. Prime Minister of Australia from 1949 to 1965. If he was your uncle you could expect to be favoured.
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  6665. Our minimum wage is $20.33 (Aussie) per hour, so servers are generally paid well enough where tipping isn't necessary. It's worth noting that most servers here are also 'casual' employees, which means that they are paid more again because instead of getting the compulsory holiday and sick leave with pay that full-time or part-time staff get, they get paid extra to compensate them for not getting those benefits. All of this is mandated by law.
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  6666. i say g'day everyday... you gotta remember people in the city are city people us people in the country are the real aussies 👍
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  6667. Most of the things that woman mentioned are pretty much universal, not just in Australia. We do haggle for second hand items but brand new stuff is fixed price.
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  6668. The Sparkling Grapefruit on Ice with a shot of Tequila is to die for.
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  6669. ​ @module79l28 in Czechia Felicias are still very common, much more than the Favorit, those are becoming very rare. Most of them have rotted away sadly, I expect you don't have so many problems with rust in Portugal
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  6670. European cities are awesome Edit: I can already tell there sure are way more cities to see in Europe.
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  6671. What always amuses me is that the US uses their MM/DD/YY format except on the 4th July...
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  6672. Hey Ian, I'm with you, too insane for me. Sidecars (and bikes) used to race at Bathurst up until about 2000, there's a lot of YT vids out there, it's pretty intense.
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  6673. The car seems to be the older generation Smart forFour. It's the smart car as a four seater, like the name implies.
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  6674. Australian milo is different from other countries versions, it has a slightly different taste and texture. My two favourite ways of eating milo. 2+ teaspoons of milo (or as much more as you can get away with) into a cup, pour in a little bit of cold milk and mix to a sticky goo, then poor cold milk to fill the mug, let it sit for a little bit (hard to do) and wait for the milo to rise to the top and start to soften, then drink and use a spoon for the rest and enjoy. Next, half a cup of milo, half cream, stir and enjoy a milo creamy overload (homer drool session).
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  6675. You’re a good man. Perfectly sensible decisions
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  6676. When that one girl said she was from Arkansas, I was already worried 😅. Probably the biggest geographical achievement of people from Arkansas is pronouncing it properly.
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  6677. Just ask Google translator to speak out the ö and ü words. The attempt sounded very funny, I enjoyed that :D it's always funny hearing people with other languages try and pronounce the German specifics on their own. Not judging at all ^^
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  6678. Welcome to the game mate. As you start focusing on the skills of the sport, such as the Kicking, Marking, and Tackling, which all make up the core skills of the game, you will see some extraordinary footage!
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  6679. To make Tim Tam cheesecake balls, put 1 packet of Tim Tams in a food processor and pulse until coarse crumbs. Add 250g of soft cream cheese and blend to combine. Roll into balls (about 1 tablespoon each) and freeze until firm, then coat them in melted chocolate.
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  6680. Aussies have been known to spin a yarn and pull the leg of a tourist on rare occasions.
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  6681. My dad used to work on Tatra trucks before we emigrated to the states. I love seeing how excited you get about these vehicles, like a little kid (no offense meant at all, it's endearing). I landed on your channel after watching your UK video (living in England now). This would not normally be my thing, but anything UK or Czech holds my interest, haha.
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  6682. Oh my word you should try their version of spiced ginger beer. They usually bring it out around Christmas time!! Oh my word it’s the best!!
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  6683. Absolutely loved visiting America. My mate who went over there with me is a Tradie therefore he is extremely tanned, and while we were in Miami everyone spoke Spanish to him because they thought he was Hispanic 😂
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  6684. Since you mention Border Security, i've got a story to tell you that happened to my friend on his honeymoon. A bit of background, my friend and i are of Turkish heritage but we were born and grew up in Australia, our parents have been here since the 70 but we can and do speak Turkish due to our parents teaching us when we were younger. So my friend married his long time GF who is of Laos descent and they decided to go for their honeymoon in the US, they were planning on spending a week in LA and a week in Vegas, when their flight landed at LAX as they were going through Border Security the his wife goes through just find but the TSA agent pulls my friend aside and looks at his passport seeing his name and proceeds to question him; TSA: Your passport says your an Australian Citizen but your name doesn't look Australian. Where are you coming from? F: Im coming from Sydney Australia TSA: No i mean what's your nationality F: Im an Australian Citizen TSA: Again what is your nationality, what is your heritage? F: Oh, i mean my background is Turkish, my parents were born there and immigrated to Australia TSA: Oh your Turkish then, so do you speak Arabic? F: No i can speak English and Turkish TSA: Ok, how about Farsi, can you Speak Farsi? F: No just English and Turkish TSA: How about Iranian, can you speak that? F: Sir i already explained, i can only speak English and Turkish TSA: So what is the purpose of your visit to America? F: Well you see i just got married and my wife and i are coming here for our honeymoon TSA: Your wife hey, who here is your wife? Friend proceeds to motion over to his wife who comes over, TSA looks confused seeing a Middle Eastern looking guy together with an Asian looking woman, checks her passport and sees they both have the same last name TSA: Ma'am is this man your husband? FW: Yes he is, is there some sort of problem? TSA: (Even more confused) Ok You are both cleared to enter, but we will be keeping and eye on you both! And with that they went off and enjoyed the rest of their honeymoon, but ended up coming back with a funny story to tell everyone for many years to come.
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  6685. You need to look into the land rovers more! They were the british take on the willys jeep, and they're absolute beasts. and rust magnets. You might find the "Tangi" land rover interesting - an armored version for use in the northern ireland police service. Luckily they're getting rarer. And yes - the Rosenbauer looks like it belongs on Mars, not Dublin.
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  6686. The Thai’s will add a big over the top motor to anything my Thai family added a big ass motor rice farming equipment. I love Thailand 🇹🇭 ❤
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  6687. Love how you’re getting into the sport. Collingwood is the team many people love to hate. And it is not my team. But I had the distinct honor and pleasure of meeting Mason Cox here in Florida at the United States Australian Football League Nationals in 2019. Absolutely one of the nicest guys you ever wanna meet. Also had the pleasure of seeing him play live when I visited Australia to see my Bulldogs in person. Keep up he great reactions!
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  6688. The bird on the South Australian flag is actually not a magpie it's a Piping Shrike
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  6689. We do have skyscrapers, but they aren't in the city centre or as you say "downtown" because out cities are built like 1000 years ago. For example, London has canary wharf, several miles away from the the old city.yes, London is a big place, it's population is just under 10 million people, new York has 8.4 million! We love our history and love to preserve our heritage.
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  6690. I've worked as a forklift operator in Scanias cab factory in Oskarshamn Sweden. Last 4 years I've been loading cabs departing for Zwolle, and also other chassilines. The complete cab is assembled in Oskarshamn, except the grille. The way the cabin looks when lifted onto the chassi, is the same way it looks when I load it onto a trailer.
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  6691. That bird swallowing an apple (not an orange) is a cassowary. Very dangerous. If threatened it has a claw that can rip you open from neck to knee.
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  6692. Ian thank you for this, I live in Australia and my family have just lost everything in the flooding. I have been cleaning all day only made a small dent.. But we are safe and together. Thank you for putting these videos up, as always, makes me feel better and optimistic about life. Thanks Ian.
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  6693. I own a 2014 model VRS Combi in diesel. Has a more powerful 2.0l diesel unit carried over from the Golf GTD. These are basically a Golf GTI in Skoda clothes and a few different features. I generally go for weirder versions and this doesn't disappoint. Nearly 10yrs old and drives, feels and looks like a new car. The diesel is a quick little engine with plenty of torque and sips fuel. Great mileage and heaps of go. Not as quick as the petrol version, but not too far off.
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  6694. 4:20 It`s a Piaggio Ape - quite normal in Italy. In Germany are many of them too...
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  6695. An Irish tourist has recently discovered a previously unknown species of snake, the Easter Spring snake. It lays tightly coiled then springs up to bite any perceived threat that passes on the neck. Not deadly but leaves a mark like a love bite causing break-ups.
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  6696. Football is not a sport. It is political in Europe. Ultra our way of life. (10.000 subscribers special) explains you more.
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  6697. Congratulations on hitting 50k. I started watching when you on about 13k , good stuff mate 👍🇦🇺
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  6698. If you ever get the chance to come to Perth I would like to take you to some of the micro brewery's and winery's we have in the valley.
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  6699. Thanks for the great video. And btw: there will be a Czech Beer festival in Chicago on February 24th.
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  6700. To sit in your Pool Room, have a beer and look at all the goodies you have collected . The Serenity.
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  6701. Thanks to you Australia Post has employed 50 new staff. That L & P is available here in Australia. So Delicious to drink. The Xmas Ornaments were great idea for you to re-use over / over again. Danni will never take those Uggs off. I sent them to a GF & she wore them everywhere. Bogan Women wear them with mini skirts in winter / summer. Pedro is a bloody legend - he just takes it all in his stride - you need to educate your dad John, who is just getting used to it all. Sadly many lolly companies have closed over the years but you will find generic brands just as good + alot cheaper.
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  6702. So bloody hilarious, all respect to them for making this quick and hit hard! Makes me wish I was an extra there, or watching! 😂
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  6703. i live in this area .they are beautiful to visit and climb.The Glass House Mountains are a series of eleven intrusive volcanic plugs, formed of rhyolite and trachtyte, lavas which hardened inside the vents of tertiary volcanoes, about 25-27 million years ago.
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  6704. $1000 fine for texting in a car here in Western Australia! My wife and went to a movie in Southern Germany back in the 90s and the movie theatre was full of US Army personnel. All the way through the movie, people shouted responses to the movie as if it was an interactive experience! Added to that, the quantities of food eaten by the movie goers were massive and consumed with an almost equal volume of the responses! Love ur work, iwrocker, keep it up!
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  6705. I hope you can watch the Gen3 go around the track, the camaro looks absolutely stunning, it's sleek and looks almost futuristic and its the same for the mustangs. I can't wait for Bathurst this year, as a kiwi i have to go and root for Shane Van Gisbergen any other time i would back Scott McLaughlin but he's in Indycar atm. Great video as always! Keep them coming and Chur bro!! 😁
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  6706. Have to say bloke-I admire the way you take interest in our country absolutely fantastic!. Have watched a lot of different people do different things about Australia-there is no one like you-you are simply the best. You are simply the best good job bloke.
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  6707. Brava. When I travelled Europe in the mid 90’s we had an Italian coach driver, Enzo. He was phenomenal where he could put the coach. I have driven a lot of miles as an Australian but, credit where credit is due 👏
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  6708. Glad to see you react to Tristan. I loved watching his video when he was in Aus. Kind of miss him actually. He got most things right and was very balanced. He did a couple things that he took a risk on like things he hated about Australia, and he got slammed for it. But he manned up, took on the chin, and came our roses. He was very cool. Aussies love people that can take the heat. Anyway a couple of back stories for you that he may not have known. The first is why we saying something is "sweet as" or "hot as" or "cool as" It is a very Australian reason. We have a whole bunch of bush sayings that are comparisons, you have them in the US, too. For example we will say "I'm as flat out as a lizard drinking," which just means "busy" but rather than say the whole thing we would just say "flat out as...," so rather than do the whole comparison thing we just figure everyone knows what the comparison is, so we would say "ugly as", instead of "as ugly as the southern end of north bound camel train." The story of the ute is a cool one. It was in the 20's, 30's, or 40's (not sure which probably the latter) last century when a farmers' wife wrote to the Ford car company in Australia asking why there was not a car that she could drive to church on Sunday and her husband could use to work on the farm through out the week. They went to work and designed a "utility vehicle" by simply cutting out the bask section of a family car and adding in a tray. Utility vehicle of course get shortened to ute.
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  6709. Hahaha I remember hating Turkish delight as a kid! Apparently in Australia we've acquired the taste for a lot more floral/aromatic flavours than in the US. Turkish delight sits in that category and is traditionally rose flavoured. Another flavour that's very popular in Australia in that category is musk. I noticed somebody sent you some musk sticks in one of the mail time boxes (they're the pink sticks of candy with the ridges). People overseas tend to think musk tastes like perfume. Whilst I don't like musk in the musk stick format because I find the texture is a bit chalky for me, I love musk flavoured lifesavers which are rings of hard candy. Other similar flavours we eat a lot of are eucalypt, passionfruit (I heard someone from the US say it was kind of floral apparently) and coconut. It seems there is a vein in our culture that gravitates towards flavours with a strong aromatic top note.
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  6710. Having these trucks barreling towards you on the highway....,You give them room.
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  6711. IAN took a Sickie. My eyes are welling up right now. So proud son... so proud. Passport test complete.
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  6712. I'm drinking milo and eating timtams watching this.
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  6713. Dieses Video wurde damals gemacht um zu testen wie gut die Leute die Rettungsgasse gelernt haben ein Schulungsvideo
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  6714. many years ago, when I was a very young boy, my uncle would take me into the local pub. He would sit me in the corner, and put his flat cap on my head "in case the Bobby comes in". The local Bobby always came in and always bought me an Orangina.
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  6715. Remember that draft beer tastes much better than bottled beer. Also unfiltered ones are generally better than filtered ones. I highly suggest you go to Czech Republic and taste as many local brands as possible. Many of the beer houses / restaurants have their very own brands which aren't sold anywhere else in the world, except under their own roof. They also taste really good! Highly recommended!
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  6716. Norman Gunston (Garry McDonald) is a comedian who interviewed many stars back in the day - you should see Mohamad Ali interview. They didn't know he was a comedian and sometimes got into trouble. The Logies are the Aussie TV Awards. The stuff on his face are paper to cover where he cut himself shaving (not really). See the Keith Moon Interview - he nearly gets hit!
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  6717. It's layered because it's usually filled with a special gas so that it insulates properly. More expensive versions usually come with 3 pane glass.
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  6718. Many years ago, in Portugal we had Laranjina (Laranja is Orange in Portuguese). The music for the tv ad was Tequila. What they did was to substitute the word Tequila for Laranjina.
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  6719. You're probably an Aussie reincarnated in America. lol
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  6720. 102 thousand subs? Your channel has exploded, mate! Give the family a hug for me.
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  6721. The best thing about DAF trucks is that they are nowadays very fuel efficient.
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  6722. You'll love the sound of the Alfa Romeo 155 😍👌
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  6723. you should hear the 787b, one of the best sounding cars no doubt
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  6724. There's a few truck going around I've seen in Sydney that are painted up. One in particular is dump truck with a "dog" trailer on the back and the whole thing is painted in WW2 Australian theme. There's also some cement mixers with the barrels painted up too. They all look cool.
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  6725. I live not far from where this vid was filmed. The grey tiles are a huge reason - cheaper to make + sucks in the heat which means air cons need to be cranked up which equals higher profits for power companies.
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  6726. I love living in little ol Adelaide. Born and raised here, it just feels home to me. Very underrated and i do understand why people love the more will known states around Australia. For me they are a little too busy from my observations when on holidays there. No offense to any others im happy being part of the underdog state
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  6727. I rarely hear young Aussies in Adelaide greet each other with "G'day mate". They are more Americanized with greetings like "Ay Bruh". But the older generations generally greet with " Ay mate, howyagoin". Well at least I do.
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  6728. 3:11 Rába is a Hungarian brand. Rába was really famous in the past, one of the most famous product is the Rába-Steiger, half American, half Hungarian tractor, and have some truck and the worldwide famous Ikarus bus engines (not for every single Ikarus) ...this bus also used in America in the past. Unfortunately, under communism, everything was dictated by the Russian leadership. Every member country that was part of communism had a work process, unfortunately in Hungary it was not possible to make cars but in return a lot of work machines and buses were made. These became popular not only worldwide, but even in the Soviet Union. That's why a lot of Skoda from Czech Republic, Trabant, Wartburg etc. East-Germany and the most famous of all is the Lada from the Soviet Union, which was copied under licence from the best car of 1969, the FIAT 124 (gen1), with many other individual innovations such as a more modern engine, higher ground clearance, more robust suspension...this was Zhiguli (2101), later Lada 1200S (21011)/1300S (21013), of course, other models were later produced, even in "luxury" versions, but the Zhiguli/Lada 1200S remains the most legendary because of its Italian styling and durability. Later, the communist countries also produced racing and rally cars, this was the Lada VFTS (These cars are still made in central Europe around Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia and of course Russia, and there are many different rally classes, from classic historic to modernised. In the latter case, the cars are allowed to have electronic systems, electric throttle etc., these cars can reach up to 230 hp and 230 nm of torque from a 1.8L engine. Classic rally events really love these!), the older F1 driver Kimi Räikkönen also drove a Lada in Finnland. 6:51 Lada 2106 7:28 Lada 1200S Combi 21013 8:19 Lada Niva Lada Police cars
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  6729. Filet Américain (American Filet Meat) is basically fresh meat grinded and mixed with seasoning (onions, capers, and so on) it s eaten raw and cold. it s pretty good and most meat places got their own recipe. For beers my personal favorites are Rodenbach which is a sour ruby colored beer and St Feuillien which i grew up a few hundred meters from the brewery.
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  6730. Comparing american vs european chocolats would be a nice Video 😊
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  6731. Who else just came from the milo vid
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  6732. Your favorite Beer is wheat Beer, Franziskaner is just one brewery, who brewed that Kind of beer. Erdinger, Paulaner are very common Brands for that Type of beer. You should try the Kuchlbauer wheat beer. And Take a Look at the brewery.
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  6733. Hey Ian, it's long comment guy again. I spent my summer holiday 5 miles away from 14:35 at a small lake doing bike tours. I cycled past the castle on that small bit of road at the bottom right corner of the screen. The whole holiday was pure heaven. Apparently, the latest G7 meeting in june this year was held at the castle and surrounding villages. I stayed at a 2 room inn by a lake and later found out I was where Boris Johnson had stayed a month earlier. I can't convey to you how peaceful and majestic the scenery is and how positively isolated from civilization you feel. It's wonderful how much you enjoy the german landscape and monuments, I feel I need to give you a contextual crash course for Germany: For historic, cultural and ethnic reasons Germany is quite 'big' but also smaller than you'd think. Imagine a population of 85 million in a country the size of Montana. Montana has 1.1 million inhabitants, which is the population of Cologne. Even though Germany is relatively densely populated, forests, agriculture and infrastructure are pretty evenly distributed considering for how long this space has been lived in. Also, building height within cities is heavily regulated so it's basically impossible to build a 6 story house in Munich, but 5 stories is no problem, which is how these literal "city images" are regulated. Frankfurt is the only German city with a sky scraper district due to it being the financial hub of Germany, one of the biggest in Europe (especially after brexit) and has many bank HQ buildings. From an infrastructure perspective, Germany is quite different from most other European countries; most of them are challenged by the gap in living standards between their formerly imperial capitals and the 'poorer' or simply: other areas of the country. This applies to Spain, France, Britain, Italy to some extent, some Scandinavian countries (due to winter), certainly Russia and many former soviet states, but not Germany. The reason for that is historically complex: Most of these european countries above have culturally formented borders such as rivers which may have moved comparably by inches over time but have mainly stood firm over 1000 years. Imagine the cultural effect of certain US states' borders standing for a millennium, separating culturally different but commonly influenced people and how differently culture forms around this obstacle in the long run. Germany's history is different to it's European neighbours in one way: the holy roman empire, which lasted from 800-1806, the period most of the buildings you saw were constructed in. Germany has always been a conglomerate of multiethnic states which have been federated with or against each other for centuries, but mostly kept their own sovereignty intact. The invention of the printing press, Martin Luther translating the bible in the castle at 12:35 and the freedom of thought necessary for many controversial artists and thinkers of the time could only have existed in this melting pot without a singular religiously inspired military society "establishing order", since all these states had different laws regarding freedom of speech etc. Now imagine between 900-1800 states roughly 200-10 miles in diameter with their very own capital city, currency, army, legal system, religious affiliation etc. This whole system of dukes and lords was organized under the leadership of the holy roman emperor, who was considered to be the first prince of christendom, who protected other religious beliefs than his own (unheard of at the time). I'd argue there are noticeable cultural views and social affinities like being pro or anti military/worker's rights/environment etc; regionally dying in the german cultural and political wool in a clearly traceable way, even into today's politics. The holy roman emperor was crowned in Frankfurt in the sandstone church you saw at 7:45 which is where I'm from, btw :) Napoleon's invasions in the beginning of the 19th century were the end of the holy roman empire, which was succeeded by the age of Bismarck who was foreign minister of Prussia and later chancellor of unified democratic monarchy Germany, but this only lasted for 3 generations of royals until the monarchy was removed at the end of WW1. Phew, this was long. Please feel free to point our any mistakes I made if you feel you have to. Cheers!
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  6734. Thank you for sharing this Ian. Good to see women in this unforgotten line of work. Truckers are a essential profession. It is such a skill to get those big rigs around corners safely. Kudos to ALL the truckers out there. RESPECT.
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  6735. The American version are still made in Australia just packaged differently 😊
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  6736. The Ford Everest was designed & prototyped in Australia for the Australian market. Built in Thailand.
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  6737. Ive got a 2.0 cr tdi seat leon, 200bhp, 400lb 6sc o-60 45 mpg 60 on the motorway. Love a diesel
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  6738. Wow that was a great reaction video. It is a real shame that we don't have anymore traditional utes rolling off any production lines. The origins of the ute were spot on by that guy.
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  6739. in all europe we have many mountain zone & narrow places / roads so we often see truckers impressive skills in many situations :)
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  6740. That capital picture was Sydney, if you can’t see the bridge or opera house then the next iconic building is the Sydney tower, tall pole looking building with the round building at the top. Canberra itself is a very sleek looking big country town, get tall buildings, with an impressive looking white Parliament House building which appears in part underground because it’s build up around it. It is in direct line with Anzac Avenue which has the National War Memorial at the other end, each impressive building is visible from the other.
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  6741. About eating and dieting in France, I recommend Justine leconte video 'why French people are thin'. It is one of the most comprehensive on the subject I've watch
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  6742. Good vid. Ok, this whole "barefoot is common in Australia" thing.... It's actually NOT lol. Yeah at the beach and in parks people take shoes off. And maybe if they duck into a fish and chip shop on or just accross from the beach. Kids are more likely to do this. But I can't recall seeing any adult, in any suburbs/states I've lived in, in suburban shopping centres or supermarkets with no shoes. Also it'd be kind of silly, as the roads and footpaths get roasting hot here in summer!🔥. What you will see are a LOT of thongs, especially in summer. Tourists that comment that it's expensive here are usually staying in the big tourist areas in the city or Bondi or the Gold Coast etc. And eating out at tourist trap restaurants , shopping at convenience stores or city IGAs. Unless you're going to a very cheap country in south east Asia for example, then yeah travelling to any Western country can add up in costs. I found this to be the case while travelling through Europe. But I chose to stay in hotels around the cities as I was travelling solo for 2/3 of the trip. There are plenty of cheap/affordable dining out and take away food options in Australia. Do a little looking or ask us locals 🙂. Local pubs have good meal deals, lots of cheap Asian cuisine available too. Stay in cheaper small business hotels or air b&b a little bit away from the touristy areas. You can get some good priced 4 star accomodation if you look around and book ahead. Or hire a caravan (RV) and spend some of the time on the road. There's also a lot of free and cheap activities to do and places to see. Public transport is pretty reasonably price. And on weekends around Sydney for example or to the blue mountains or down the south coast, It's capped at $8 AUD, $4 kids ( age 3 & under free) - unlimited travel on all trains, buses, ferry's, trams. We're outdoorsy, you'll find people walk more here too (or ride). Not jump in the car all of the time. Our price tag includes tax for everything. When eating out, there's no tipping, higher wages. I remember someone did a comparison to their overall cost of living in Australia Vs the US about a year or 2 ago (after moving here) and it ended up being about 13% higher than in the US. But with their income here being almost 40% higher, they still ended up better off. Kaitlyn from Kinda Australian just did a video comparing US and Aussie grocery shopping. Renting here and buying a home IS pretty pricey especially in the Sydney and Melbourne areas. Other areas and other states can fair better in that regard. Buying a new car will cost more (as we sadly no longer manufacturer here👎).
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  6743. I got 76/196 as an average european guy, so not even half for me either. I think the average score of 95 in that quiz is skewed by high score hunters so it looks high for people like us who just try it once for fun
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  6744. Love from Australia, and you really have to come to Aussie you'd absolutely love it, recently just found your channel and love it
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  6745. Being an Aussie, I think you should call her Matilda 😛 Glad your pregnancy has gone well after those horrible early months, Dani. Women's bodies go through so much! Crossing my fingers that all goes well for the birth. The kids will love having a little sister. I still remember how excited my sister and I were when our youngest sibling was born - and that was more than 40 years ago! Happy belated birthday to Emma. I have a niece that age who's currently obsessed with Elsa from Frozen.
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  6746. Great video as always... I love those beasts, offroad they are like tanks! BTW, the standard fuel tanks are in the range between 24 and 34,5 gallons, but you can actually get tanks with up to 343,5 (!) gallons on the larger UNIMOGs.
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  6747. 11:15 This Peugeot 205 1.6 GTI had my grandfather. He's saying to me all the time that it was very fast car back in the day, especially in corners. Few days ago it had 40th anniversary. One of the most iconic cars of all time.
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  6748. I did an 8 minute lap of Mt Panorama in my 202 Kingswood. 60 & 80 speed limit. Gotta watch out for those cops. That's how Bathurst council makes it's money, booking tourists on the race track.
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  6749. Nice video, yes it's more of a hidden secret for overseas visitors but plenty of great places to go to, this clip is a little old because the railway station has been renovated as part of the Casino/Riverbank redevelopment. Weather in Adelaide can get pretty hot and dry in summer, spring can get a bit of everything 4 seasons in one day, and mild/temperate in Autumn, relatively cold in winter for Australian standards. Normally overall dry with some rain but lately a lot more rain than usual due to La Nina.
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  6750. I've always thought it would be awesome to cover the track in dirt and send rally cars round it paying homage to the original dirt track before it got paved.
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  6751. The Lotus 7 was the original design, when Lotus decided to retire the model in the early 70's Caterham bought the rights to manufacture it, which they continue to do to this day. 😉👍 Excellent video, that's a great collection of quirky and well preserved cars.
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  6752. And it is unique to the OG Eurostar. Today there are several Talys's converted to Eurostar, and there are brand new Eurostar trains from Velaro, the e320 sets (16 coaches). I like the OG Eurostars the most. For one they were the first, they look cool, and the sound they make is effing awesome!
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  6753. As an excavator operator myself that was not overly difficult. The sketchiest part is the metal surfaces that don't have a high grip rate.
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  6754. The sausage roll looks wonderful, home made, with a great golden pastry. Mass produced sausage rolls are longer, not as high and the meet can only been seen from either end (until you start eating). They are generally 4.5 ~ 6 inches long. Many cooks / bakers will vary the meat mix inside and some add herbs / spices. 👍
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  6755. You are a good bloke Ian, what you have just done is amazing, most Aussies are just like you everyone deserves fair go.
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  6756. The S730 with 730 hp was their top tier vehicle. Nowadays it's the S770 with 770 hp.
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  6757. The current Dacia duster you saw in the commercial is the best looking Duster of all the generations
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  6758. Eintracht Frankfurt fans are legend!
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  6759. having to drive through that lot then have to treat a patient,real heroes.
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  6760. This guy seems like everything Australian and New Zealand somebody should send him some musk sticks
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  6761. 7:42 Jawa is most famous as a motorcycle manufacturer. Jawa 638 was my very first bike
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  6762. an older guy i knew won the belgian lottery twice in a short time, he bought an excavator,a big plot of land and just had some fun with it.
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  6763. In Norway at least, you should make sure to have travel insurance. You'd be surprised just how many everyday issues that can cover if things happen when you're outside; or something happens to your vehicles/bikes.
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  6764. I have driven a v8 supercar at Adelaide raceway and Norwell Raceway on the Gold Coast and a NASCAR around Las Vegas speedway, flipping awesome
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  6765. Larko is the best. You should watch the last 5 laps of the 2014 race.
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  6766. Another great mailtime!👏 Nice to see a Germany package too. And a nice surprise to see mine in there also. I sent it only two weeks ago so wasn't expecting to see it so soon! Glad you liked both the chips, I haven't tried either of them so I took a gamble lol . Daniella you almost made me cry too when you got teary over the gifts for you ♥️. Wonderful generous packages from everyone else too 🙂. Always great to see Pedro too!
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  6767. The very first thing Americans have to understand is : what they call "bread" is NOT bread. It's another thing Then, when that's enough understood, all fats act not the same in our body. You have to taste well prepared (and well raised) animal fats like in some fishes, ducks, pork, beef, agneau (sorry i dont know how you call young beef in english...🫡) and even Cheeses are not what you're expecting. That's a whole universe between real French or Italian real cheese and that gummy plastic thing you call Cheese in America. Im really sorry for you because i think our knowledge in these 3 simple things (fats, cheeses, bread) totally change the perception about them when people discover them I sincerely hope for you guys that Kennedy Jr will shake your anthill in this new government, and if he doesnt himself with his arms against that whole industry, that that will be done eventually. I dont like my fellow yankees to be sick
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  6768. Idk but you should open a PO box. Pretty sure a lot of europeans would send you some stuff (im thinking about it rn ^^)
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  6769. Aussie coke has cane sugar, not HFCS so it should be roughly similar to Mexican. I have a feeling that the flavouring is not quite as strong however.
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  6770. I remember that in the 70s I had one: during a terrible snowfall no one was able to use the car because the radiator was frozen (antifreeze was not used much yet). The 2cv, air-cooled, ran like a train!! :-) From Italy
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  6771. I'm just as impressed at how clean the place is.
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  6772. Glad you liked this video! Suggestion was made by me 😎
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  6773. Someone should start a go fundme for this man to save for a trip to Australia. Great vids mate
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  6774. That's the kind of driver you want if you're ever in trouble. Wow!
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  6775. Hey there, couple of tidbits on Audi's race programs and the engineering of these iconic cars. The "turbofan" rims are infamously cool and have had somewhat of a resurgence over the last decade. The reason they exist is bc wheel wells are aerodynamically notorious since they often struggle to evacuate brake cooling air and tend to trap the fast moving air underneath the car on top of that. When cooling brakes, the evacuation of the cooling air is almost as important as the brake ducts getting it there in the first place. This is the reason modern LeMans prototypes and aero focused race cars like the Viper ACR / GT3RS have vents (or straight up a hole) over the front wheels which is intended to remedy that very issue. The solution Audi chose was brilliant but a copy; Porsche had 'invented' the trick for it's 935 race car which also competed in Trans-Am to cover the rims with a flat surface on the outside for less drag and mounting blades in the 1-2 inch space between the rim and the cover which are bent in direction of the wheel turning so basically it's an air compressor which forces the high pressure cooling air out of the rim and by extension the wheel well. Two birds with one stone! The other worthy mention is the AWD system Audi had developed which uses a really neat trick: Imagine how in a traditional AWD car with a longitudinal engine there's usually a transfer box connected to the gearbox by a very short drive shaft which then sends power to the front and back diffs through 2 additional drive shafts. The front axle drove shaft therefore needs to be routed around the exhaust headers, steering assembly etc which makes most AWD cars have a very high hood. Audi had patented a gearbox combined with a transfer box at the end of the output shaft (read this twice) which sent power back through the output shaft of the transmission to the front wheels. I repeat: the gearbox output shaft is hollow and houses the drive shaft for the front wheels while spinning in the opposite direction from the output shaft with the rear wheels powered like a traditional RWD car. The front drive shaft ends just a few inches behind the bell housing, is split and comes out on either side of the gearbox. This is a truly ingenious design which was responsible for Audi insisting their AWD was so very capable and made them invest loads of money to advertise it through motorsport. The drawback of this design is the entire engine block has to be placed in front of the front axle or rather the gearbox needs to be in line with the front axle which makes equal weight distribution really difficult so Audi moved the radiators and oil coolers to the rear of most of their race cars. Still, a packaging masterclass that quattro system. It's important to note how motorsport was not only seen as a simple advertising exercise by Audi since they were first to try and sell people on the inherent value of AWD cars, be that on tarmac or loose surfaces, the good old "Race on Sunday; sell on Monday" philosophy. At the tragic end of Group B in 1986, they made the decision to to join the Trans-Am series in '88 and could carry over most of the drivetrain from their rally car. The engine in the Trans-Am Audi was the same as the latest version of their rally car: a 500-550hp 2.1L turbo I5 with SOHC running on 2.8Bar (40psi) of boost, basically their tried and true rally setup which was quite reliable for the time. They weren't the first team to chose a small displacement turbo engine as Porsche and Nissan had both done it in previous seasons. At the time, the US competition did not have an answer to this kind of car. It's ultimately self explanatory why they won the championship that season: All other cars on track were RWD coupes with basically the entire field running NA V8s which of course struggle for traction on corner exit while the Audi more or less could just floor it at the apex. The top 4 competing brands of the '88 season being Chevy, Oldsmobile and Mercury (Ford I guess?), all of them bested by the new kid, Audi. At the end of the '88 season AWD cars and foreign produced engines were banned from Trans-Am which made Audi quit the competition but they already had a prototype in the works for another competition. They joined IMSA and turned another racing series on it's head, but this time there were waaaay less regulations to follow compared to Trans-Am. The IMSA Audi 90 may look like a widened version of the Trans-Am car but was in fact a completely different chassis and a completely different engine block. In Trans-Am, the regulations stipulate the roof of the car to be made from steel, it could only be as long as the original road car and I believe they had to use the original floor pan of the production car while the IMSA 90 was just a steel roof with a tube chassis underneath from front to back with removable fiberglass body panels. The engine of the IMSA 90 was an all aluminum 2.2L turbo I5 DOHC with adjustable wastegate running 2.3-3.6 bar boost (35-52psi) producing an eye watering 720hp. In 1989... Still impresses me. If you ever get to see the engine, it becomes quite clear they went all out with this one. The titanium head studs which are normally bolted to the engine block instead run the entire height of the engine and end at the dry sump oil pan, almost as if you're using a ratchet strap all the way around your motor to keep the cylinder head from lifting off the block redneck style :) The Audi V8 quattro DTM was raced in the German touring car championship (DTM means just that) from 1990 onwards and was subject to a lot more regulations than Trans-Am and IMSA. In DTM, the original dashboard and doors had to be used and turbos had been banned in '90. The production V8 was relatively small at 3.6L but in race trim it revved up to 9.500rpm and apparently was shifted regularly at 10k. When introduced, it produced a cool 420hp but in the '91 season it produced over 460hp. Yes, it sounds absolutely gorgeous. The gold BBS rims are iconic, too. It's worth mentioning how 90's DTM was dominated by NA I4 engine coupes while this was Audi's full size sedan with its biggest production engine, which is pretty cool but also meant the Audi was a lot heavier than his competitors. Merc and BMW were supposedly some 320kg (700lbs) lighter but could not compete on high speed tracks since their NA I4 engines 'only' produced up to 350-380hp at full song. Since older Audi seem to be to your liking, I've got a suggestion I can highly recommend: 3 years ago, 3 of the Hoonigan guys visited Ingolstadt and since at least 2 of them are German car fanatics (the other one is a rally fan so he's just as into it), they were shown around their "secret stash" of priceless race cars and prototypes which are not open to the public. It's almost 30 minutes of old Audi race cars ranging from 1919 to today and I watch it about once a month just because I truly wish I could enjoy seeing such an extensive collection or even owning any of such great cars myself once in my life. I can't overhype it, it's absolutely brilliant, sadly no engine noises :( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ya9ARzWpsc&t=1376s Cheers Ian, I hope you and yours are doing well. I knew this would be a long one but then I had to add this and that.. So yeah, I love old Audis, too :) Have good one!
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  6776. Number 1 thing in life is family, you do you and worry about travelling when you're ready for it ✌
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  6777. Fantastic mate what a nice family you have 👍🏻 no surprises a few things didn’t last, wouldn’t last long in my house either and I’m the one in it 😉🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  6778. Ian, You also need to have a look at the Flinders Ranges - they have the oldest geology and fossils in the world and are just amazing.
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  6779. The green guy is a Trabant Kübel, which was the military version of the Trabant 601. It was made in the GDR in Zwickau in the company that was Auto Union and Horch before 2nd world war. Doug De Muro made a video about his Trabant in the US. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No1-4GsQa-g
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  6780. Regarding the price of living in Zurich an Geneva, don't forget that in Switzerland everything is really expensive (I'm from there so I would know haha) and these two are the biggest and most expensive cities in an already expensive country.
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  6781. I swear we are all guilty of it🇭🇲🤨🤣
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  6782. I work for the leading radio station on the Gold Coast and live in Brisbane, about 15 of us are camping out at the station over the next few days because of the risks of trying to get out, but we want nothing more than to get the newest information as quick as possible. Most stores and workplaces have closed already. Bridges and public transport etc. I’m quite concerned actually about the flooding that will follow this at the start of next week.
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  6783. I am a collector of Australian militaria from World War One up to Vietnam and I have a couple of small leather ammunition pouches worn on the belts of the Australian Lighthorse (mounted infantry) and on the back of these pouches is stamped HOLDEN AND FROST ADELAIDE 1916. This is in the period when they were making leather items for the Australian government for the war effort during WW1. Can't believe their gone?
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  6784. 3:27 the 4x4 has a red P Plate half hidden behind the tyre. So, they're a new driver. In Australia, the first year of solo driving you display a red P, and the next 2 years a green P. There are tests to get your plates. (times required to get the different licences vary with age)
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  6785. I don't paint any country\culture with a broad brush. The only time I've been somewhat offended\gobsmacked was when an American FB friend and I were chatting about the differences between the US and Aus political systems. When I mentioned that voting is compulsory in Aus for enrolled voters over 18 his reply was along the line of 'sounds like North Korea'. Ignorance and Arrogance in one short sentence. (Note this was not about politics, but the structure\mechanisms of different political systems in other wise similar western democracies)...
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  6786. Hey mate. If you haven't seen it already take a look at 'Busted plugger' interview. Sort of similar to this report.
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  6787. Ugh, being hot is the worst. At least when it's cold you have no limit to what you can wrap yourself up in to keep warm. Although I don't get cold - in fact I don't heat my house at all, and my windows are open year round. Granted I'm in AKL so it's not particularly chilly here anyway. EDIT: We have plenty of bugs, they're just mostly not the super annoying ones that end up in your house.
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  6788. To weigh in at 3:45 the fifth wheel in german is called Sattelplatte. "Saddle plate". The reason is the difference here in Germany between a "Saddle" trailer and a normal trailer. Normal trailers are the ones you hang behind your truck, the english tandems. Saddles are the ones, resting ON the semi, like a saddle on a horse. The english semi trailers. Hope this helps :)
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  6789. The light in Australia in the Southern hemisphere is said to be quite different to that in the Northern Hemisphere. The European artists who came to Australia after it was colonised by Britain could not at first capture it in their paintings. The early colonial paintings, although featuring the Australian landscape, look like English landscape paintings. Australia is said to be a remnant of the extremely ancient land of Lemuria which has mostly sunk under the Pacific Ocean. The aboriginal people of Australia go further back in time than science estimates and are the last of the first peoples on this earth. There is a dinosaur museum in Winton in outback Queensland - and people are still finding the remains of ancient creatures in Oz. The middle of Australia was once a sea.
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  6790. Given all the dramas and delays and so forth that went into the Sydney Opera House's construction, a lot of people started to think it would NEVER get finished.
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  6791. Ian listening to Emma repeat your words when your checking out the truck stuff ,,,, OMG Gold !! Hats off to the gang up in Bundaberg , that was a great idea and a top promo !! All their drinks are a 10 🙂
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  6792. I prefer people explaining why they don't like something, rather than pretending to like it. You don't have to agree with them; but they can have valid arguments and you can learn from it and better whatever they didn't liked for the next time. People in France often consider well supported criticism as a good way to progress. That doesn't mean you don't like something, or that you blame the person. It's just because you think that there's some place for improvement.
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  6793. Chrysler Charger the 2nd best looking Aussie car (after the Ford coupe) imho. Definitely a looker. Also were available with a 360 V8 which was well regarded. Because Chrysler pulled out of Australia, I don't think we can be bothered as much with the love hate thing. Most people settled on being Ford or Holden, but had warm thoughts for the Charger.
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  6794. You need to cover Icelandic modified trucks and "jeeps". Especially made by Arctic Trucks (who modified the Toyotas for Top Gear North Pole trip and modifies trucks for Antartica). Also interestingly are Icelandic modified Mercedes-Benz Sprinters as 4x4 all terrain cars.
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  6795. The big difference is in Europe they drink water and in the USA they drink wader.
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  6796. congrats on being an honorary aussie it's a good feeling to be able to give and receive nothing in return but thanks cheers from down under
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  6797. I consider myself a pretty good driver and own a fast sports car. I took a ride with a pro rally driver in a works rally car down a forest track one sunny day. If I had a gun handy I would have shot myself rather than endure another moment of that terror LOL. Real race drivers go MUCH faster than you think.
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  6798. I attended several Australian GPs before heading to Europe for the Belgian and Italian races in 2014. The V10 and V8 sound was more exciting, but in the turbo hybrid era it was nice to be able to attend a race without earplugs.
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  6799. The middle part is a customizable led sign for specific orders or warnings ("Please follow!", "Stop", "Accident", "Oil spill", "Wrong-way driver", ..).
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  6800. Marks on the ground look like Motocross tracks
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  6801. Cheers man for seeing this and reacting as well as the donations man. When this happens I can never see my mate across the river in western Sydney. Even my garage flooded on a uphill driveway which dont really make sense aha. But I know im not as impacted compared to the northern part of NSW and Queensland. Apparently two days ago in Sydney, we got 3 months worth of rain in a night.
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  6802. If You Visited A Beach Every Day In Australia, It Would Take You 35 Years To Visit Them All
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  6803. Yes, parallel parking is taught and checked during the French driving license exam.
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  6804. Have to say although the USA and Australasia are both fabulous places with loads to see and do. I would really miss living in Europe. It's just so eclectic. History ,beaches, natural wonders all within a 3 hour flight max. Every country is totally unique even though they sit crammed into this area . I would miss them way too much to go elsewhere.
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  6805. Tooheys has a silent "h", otherwise good job with the pronunciations (you got "Skaife" right the first time time too). BTW the reason that in-car footage of the Bathurst 1000 was so good even in the 1980s was because it was invented by Channel 7, the TV network that broadcasted the Bathurst 1000 at the time. It was invented in the late '70s and kept being upgraded.
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  6806. You want mysterious? Check out the RAAF Woomera Range Complex. The complex has a land area of 122,188 km2 (47,177 sq mi) or roughly the size of Estonia or Pennsylvania. Nine nukes got exploded. Hypersonic missiles get tested there. Experimental planes, communications gear and so on. Used by Australia, UK, USA and ...three letter agencies. Also the wikipedia entry for Woomera, South Australia
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  6807. A few kilometres south of there is a place called Mudlo rocks. It has claimed/killed more 4x4s then anywhere else in Australia. Basically you have to drive around the rocks at low tide and if you get stuck the incoming tide will drown your vehicle. Rainbow beach hotel has a "wall of shame" with pics of all the 4x4s that didn't make it. A few vids are here on youtube about the place.
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  6808. The main difference in supermarkets between america and australia (and any shop) is that the price displayed on the shelf is the price you pay at the register. Our shelf price is inclusive of GST
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  6809. Before the collapse of Ford and Holden manufacturing in Aus you mainly only remember seeing Falcons, Commodores and paddy wagons. Now your right, they slap a police sticker on just about anything.
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  6810. Hmmm..unpacking this one 1/ Yes it gets hot, but so do many other countries ( including the US) 2/ Agree with internet speed and cost = ridiculously slow and expensive. 3/ Fuel...bloody expensive, but without public transport ???? 4/ Animals ...so we have some nasties, but we don't have bears I guess. 5/ Shops opening times ? Enough open long enough that retail workers get some time off 6/...well...we're a pretty damn good country and I wouldn't live anywhere else ( a Pommie migrant from 60 yrs ago!)
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  6811. The beauty of Aussie Christmas is that kids have their summer break over the Christmas, New Years period. Also means that they move up to the next year of school in the new year(end of January). Unlike America where their academic years starts around September.
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  6812. Great Video!! Thank you! I believe here in Europe, we don't have the "Car culture" as in the U.S.. I speak for my self, I always search for the fastest way to move from point A to B. In the city, I use a Motorcycle or a Smart. For long distances I use trains or airplanes and I rent a car when I arrive my destination. Having a huge car in Europe is not the smartest idea if you live in a city. Sometimes I use a Mercedes-Benz that is like 10metres long and I have a driver, it's called a BUS. :)
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  6813. The windows are called casement windows. They have a bar or special hinge that props them open to an angle. When they have patterned glass can be used to catch the breeze whilst still maintaining privacy from most viewing angles.
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  6814. New Automated "Manual" transmission trucks are amazing to drive. When I was driving Newcastle to Sydney and back daily, there was one section of really shit road (Pennant Hills rd) that was really bad for traffic and traffic lights. I decided to count gear shifts one day. 8 Km (5 miles) I counted 145 gear shifts driving a Road Ranger non synchro box. That was trying to keep rolling ie not stepping on it and then stopping but trying to time the stopped traffic to keep it rolling. You can tell the new drivers that have never driven a Road Ranger, they drive the truck like a car, accelerating and then stopping over and over.
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  6815. There is only 200km, (124miles) difference between East to West and North to South. I absolutely love your videos and especially when you get your family involved including Pedro and your father. Keep up the good work and feel free to ask anything. I think your subscribers out here would petition the government into honorary duel citizenship for you and your wonderful family.
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  6816. The coverage and camera angles of this was amazing
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  6817. We had some tight water restrictions in Adelaide a few years ago and the subject of lawns came up. They need a lot of water to keep green and healthy, and when water restrictions were at their worst you couldn't water them with anything other than a bucket or grey water (used washing machine water) from the laundry. So artificial lawn started to be popular, BUT (it came as no surprise to some) a natural healthy lawn does a lot to keep a house cool.
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  6818. My dad worked at the airport (he's retired now) and as it is a small airport here in austria it means that the same guys who do the luggage, follow me driving, outside start procedure, restocking with food, snow cleaning of the runway, taxi ways and parking spaces, as well as driving the passenger busses also are the firemen. (usually 12 of them per shift). So he drove it in training, on a drivers skill training, and in a few minor incidents. (luckily no big incidents here for a long time). They have a 8x8 one that carries 14 000 liters of water. The speed you already looked up, but the cornering and the acelleration is what he said is so impressive. I have been in one, but have not driven or ridden passenger in one. This one also was called to help in a fire incident in a plastic recylcling company a few years back. The heat of the fire was so intense that the normal firetrucks weren't able to get close enough to reach the source of the fire with their waterthrowers. But the Panther of the airport did. They immediately linked up all the other firetrucks to make them pumps for the Panther and so they got the fire under control. One of the main reason for the capabilities of this machine is the 3 minute rule of ICAO: (International civil aviation organization) Every international airport in the world has to staff and outfit it's firefighters so they can reach any point of the airport in under 3 minutes and start firefighting. (that includes them getting to the vehicles, moving out...) as for powerplants: depending on the version and age, they have used MAN engines, CAT engines, but now mainly Volvo engines >700 hp. I think the current 8x8 version has two 725 hp Volvo engines. (In the earlier versions i know that they had a distinct driving engine, and a seperate one for all the auxillary stuff and the water pumps)
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  6819. You are definitely an honourary Australian, without prompting you knew instinctively that before you eat cheezels you need to wear them as rings, it's a custom handed down through generations in Australia, only true Aussies get that impulse, welcome to the team Ian ;)
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  6820. Something further to note: In Europe, the tests and requirements to obtain a drivers license are far greater than in the US, and it's offered to older youth as well. So all in all, the baseline skill of a driver in Europe is going to be higher, and the practice they'll be required to have before entering public roads is more extensive, thus it doesn't really matter if you start out in a manual or an automatic. In fact, here you're not allowed to get a license in an automatic, and then be allowed to drive manual. It only works the other way around. In contrast, in the US drivers are on average younger when they get their license, and they have to go through far fewer safety and practice sessions, and the tests are less demanding. All in all meaning the drivers enter public roads with less driving skill and experience, thus the automatic is ideal because it demands less of the driver to get accustomed with the vehicle and how to operate it at an entry level. This in turn means people grow up accustomed to automatics, and any time an alternative choice would be offered, that choice would demand a level of driving skill nobody has bothered teaching them before, so it's far less enticing, and as a result the majority of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd car sales are going to be automatic. Only late in life, or due to very specific subcultural factors, may people out of own interest seek out a manual car for the experience of a manual, rather than that car simply being a default offer available to compete with any default automatic offer.
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  6821. I LOVE Andrews South Australian good package, Fruitchocs, Bickfords, Violet Crumble, and Hahndorf leather, all South Australian :)
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  6822. Regarding the flag waving (or the lack of it), I'd say it's the same for most of Europe. Outside of a football or hockey championship you do not typically see people swinging flags.
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  6823. You see, this is the disadvantage of American weapon laws.... No swords! 😉😃
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  6824. I think you'd get the quickest wins by learning how to say road/street in other languages as you are bound to see street signs... Vej/gade = Danish, Väg/Gata = Swedish, Vei/Gate = Norwegian, Calle/Carretera(Cta) = Spain, Rue = French, Via/Strata = Italian, Strasse = German. Also, look for clues on phone numbers, either on trucks or businesses, you might already know a lot of the country codes? Finally, the letters... Æ and Ø only exists in Denmark and Norway, And you do the greek letters from your math/stats classes... Sigma, Lambda, Omega, etc? Fun fact, the very first location was on the road up to where I live, haha, just 240 kms south of me. I cross through Umeå on my way to Norrbotten, along the E4 in Sweden :)
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  6825. Hey mate, love the vid. I have to clear up one thing though. A stat write-off can not be re-registed ever again in australia. Those cars are used for parts or destroyed. (i guess they could be used for racing too). However we have repairable write-offs and inspected write-offs that can be repaired and registed (inspected just means it's done and on the road again.
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  6826. 2007 was an awesome f1 season too. 3 way fight for the driver's championship going into the last race. Seeing this almost brings tears to my eyes.
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  6827. You'll lose your sh** when you get to the Can-Am cards of the late 60's and early 70's. Group C is phenomenal, Group 7 had no rules. Wait until you hear the scream of a nearly 9 liter Chevrolet V-8.
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  6828. Halloween is coming Ian and family has more than enough too go around the world and back!! Thanks for the share mate!!!
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  6829. It takes me about 40 minutes to walk Mount Panorama but I’ve been walking it every morning for about 13 years. They’ve actually just added a footpath on the inside of the track but it’s honestly steeper than the track itself so I personally prefer to just walk the actual track! The weird noise you heard was a crow. And just an added fun fact there is a beautiful albino kangaroo that live at the top of mount panorama near the words
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  6830. thanks ian . we very much appreciate that .
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  6831. I was born in Sydney 1961. Very interesting, so cheers for that! The ABC doesn't have ads or advertising, so that's why he couldn't say the name of the hotel.
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  6832. Watch out, if you are not carefull you will end upp on the other side of the south pacific and get stuck there! I haven´t met many aussies here in sweden, but the few I´ve met were awesome persons all round and really made me want to go visit the other side of earth! 😎
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  6833. Here's one you can tell your friends Ian , " I forgot how to throw a boomerang recently , then it came back to me " 🙂
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  6834. I visited the US in May of this year. It's interesting that you think the US is cheaper as when I visited it felt much more expensive over there compared to home in Australia. Especially when you compare advertised prices vs final prices including fees, taxes and tipping over there.
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  6835. One of my favourite European country. I visited there lot of times. I will guide you blindly along the Brno-Prague highway, if it is no under construction :-) No doubt, this parade was super cool! :-) - greetings from Budapest.
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  6836. The cut in video with static was because there is speed limit at Breidscheid exit. No reason to film breaking the law.
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  6837. If you haven't heard of the Škoda 110 Super Sport Ferat, I think it's worth to check it out.
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  6838. Back when we were in East Germany. My father had an old western car that didn't have a catalytic converter and could run on leaded gasoline. To save money, he didn't fill up with the Super-95 imported from the West, but with the Eastern Petrol-87 engine. This was intended for Eastern vehicles. Our car drove with less power. In addition, the petrol engine continued to run without ignition when the ignition was switched off. My father had to stall the engine in gear. After that, he filled up with the best gasoline he could get until the mixture of inferior fuel was diluted.
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  6839. The cameraman is saying things like 'this was beautiful', 'technically perfect', 'great shot'
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  6840. Talking about NASCAR doing race circuits (rather than ovals). I do recall Marcos Ambrose (from V8 supercar fame) used to do really well on the race circuits such as Watkins Glen - less so on the ovals.
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  6841. I'm sure I'm not the first to notice the shape of Italy and the shape of the Yorke peninsula in South Australia are very similar. S.A. has a strong 🇮🇹 community.
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  6842. Fanta legally HAS TO include real juice in its sodas in the EU in order to be legally allowed to have the name of a fruit in their labels.
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  6843. Agro still pops up occasionally on Australian TV. Last year (2020) he was on a TV ad for Uber Eats.
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  6844. Congrat`s on the 100k milestone. Enjoy the day with the family. Tell Pedro he`s a legend. 🤠
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  6845. Usually I wouldn’t be able to watch through a video this long, but this video was so interesting and heartwarming
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  6846. That Akubra is 100% Dani's hat , fits perfect and she looks great wearing it . Awesome gift Matthew , very generous of you .
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  6847. You gotta show more videos from that channel, not only do they do videos of oversize loads like these but also classic vintage truck shows and road train action That channel is a one stop shop for sure
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  6848. Wonderful Germany! I’m a close neighbour (1h30 to be there), but on summer break, they all come here in France! We have all west Europe style here Germany/Belgium style north east, UK style (Britany/Normandie), south west Spain style, south est Italy style. France is west Europe in one country.
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  6849. Thanks Ian, you always talk about Australia with such respect. I have no doubt that many an Aussie subscriber would shout you a beer and consider you one of the boys. Much love from Sydney, Aus
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  6850. look up the Barra engine.👍
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  6851. Your kids are really well behaved! It's so nice to see! You are very good parents! I wish you all a happy Christmas!
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  6852. Glad you endorsed this video share. I must admit it brought me to tears the first time I watched it.. not all heroes have capes
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  6853. Refreshing to see an American pronouncing our city names correctly! Loving your content
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  6854. It’s great to see you guys enjoying our foods so much!
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  6855. Got myself a Cupra Formentor VZ5, a hell of a car! 5 cylinder, 390horse, under 4 sec's to 60mph. What a car, what a sound!
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  6856. I am a very proud Australian citizen and I absolutely loved huntsman spiders and others as well here
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  6857. i was pulled over once a couple of blocks from home with 3 young children in the car. The junior officer was going off pop when the senior officer came over told him to sit in the car then came and spoke to me as none of brake lights were working I told the officer I didnt know and I would have someone look at it that afternoon. The junior officer was saying I had to know and it was obvious they had been not working for a while. It turned out there was a faulty part in the brake cable
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  6858. Hi Ian, I have run a couple of businesses in my time and I always remember something that an old boss old me "your workers are your greatest asset" If they are unhappy, they pass that onto the client (Wittingly or unwittingly). Piss your staff off and that is definitely passed onto the client.
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  6859. Every little town in Belgium has its own brewery. All make wonderful beers.
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  6860. Loving this!. Hope you get more european cars to test. Greetings from Finland.
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  6861. In two years time, you can easily go and see all this by yourself, as the World Cup '26 will be held in different North American cities (all three countries).
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  6862. Dunno about the Orange, but Tarax Black Label Lemonade was the best lemonade ever.
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  6863. Take a look at some videos of truck accidents. Especially in America you can see more often the case that the truck turns the car next to him when he changes lanes. The nasty "blind spot". This is for me one of the main arguments against the American truck. greetings from Germany
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  6864. Wombats actually have a large solid bone plate in their backs which they use to defend their burrows from predators like dogs who may follow them into the burrow. The wombat uses it’s hind legs to slam the bone plate up into the predator’s head, often crushing it’s skull against the burrow roof. The bone plate is also heavy as hell which is why many people compare hitting a wombat with a car to hitting a large rock.
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  6865. Some of the food pricing is because of the biosecurity. Imports have to meet high standards and checks to stop diseases entering the country. There are also fruit fly exclusion zones which you can't carry fruit into in the southern regions of Australia.
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  6866. Anzac biscuits were baked by mothers , family and friends to send to the Anzac soldiers in the trenches during WW1 . Nutritious and long-lasting and a extra Supplement to the their less then ordinary rations. Anzac biscuits and a letter from were great Morale booster’s.
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  6867. 14:55 even better dude, they are using Nissan tb4.8 "check it out", it's the RB big bro. And Toyota 1FZ FE4.5 the JZ big bro. less RPM, but insane torque numbers with reliability to smash the RivLmt all day LOL. love from Riyadh Saudi Arabia.
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  6868. Congrats Ian, I’ve been subscribed for over a year and it’s amazing to see what you’ve achieved. You well and truly deserve it! Much love to you and your family 🔥🎉🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸
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  6869. American's don't get the chance to go international because the government knows you won't want to to come home
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  6870. The Agro outtakes are even crazier. But back in the day there was a lot of crazy stuff that did go to air. One time there was a snake and Agro kept saying "The man under the desk is getting upset." This was even before George Costanza on Seinfeld said "George is getting upset!" [The man under the desk eventually got up and ran away, and that went to air!] Agro was a big Rugby League fan and went for the Queensland teams.
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  6871. Ian you are a true gem my man. Your heart felt words at the beginning of this video though not many I felt your compassion come right through the screen at me. I did not realize until right then how much these senseless violent actions have affected me. Thank you again Ian, love to you, your wife and your children from your adopted country Australia. Cheers 🍻
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  6872. Dumbest question that a yank asked me via AOL messenger (on the pc) was do we have electricity? Like duh, I'm peddling to power my pc & internet? I'm Australian :).
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  6873. I was waiting for this one for so long! This is our motorsport culture in a lot of place in Europe. I’m a local of St Ursanne-les rangiers and Vuillafans-Echevannes.
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  6874. It’s a 79 series land cruiser, the most commonly used Ute by farm (what we call a “station” in most cases) workers, owners, ect. They’re everywhere here haha, 4.5L turbo diesel V8, 5 speed manual only and solid axel front and rear
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  6875. I grew up in the 70's and 80's. The rule at home was to be back home when it gets dark. Living in northern England, this could be as late as 10pm in the summer. I used to play in the park with my mates every day until it went dark, cycling, football, cricket, building 'dens'. Of course there were no smartphones and (almost) no computers in those days.
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  6876. The fastest way to fail in Victoria was at the drive exit to the Vicroads office. They had a STOP sign with Double white lines. If you didn't stop for 2 seconds before that line, you would have to turn back around and go back into the Vicroads office instantly fail.
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  6877. Adelaide has so much to offer it really depends on where your interests are … Barossa valley wineries are world renowned, swimming with the dolphins , Adelaide goal ghost tours , hanging in a park and using the public built in BBQ’s , Adelaide oval is stunning , you could just spend the day immersed in the architecture of the pubs (well maybe a month) , cleland wildlife park … there really is so much you can see and do , but most of all grab your farmers union ice coffee and see the malls balls .
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  6878. Thank you for this video and for all the interesting videos you make. I've learned a lot from watching your channel. I live in Denmark (Scandinavia), but there's so much I know/knew nothing about in other European countries (or other countries around the world) Thank you for being who you are, and for keeping an open and curious mind 👍🏻 Best wishes to you and your family
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  6879. The palms are Kentia Palms and are only found on Lord Howe Island. They became a favorite plant of Queen Victoria back in the 1800's and can be seen in the background of some old photographs of her.
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  6880. Chicken salt too! Something America didn’t have when I travelled around the States twice.
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  6881. im in Kalgoorlie currently 44c, and its bloody hot but we still have to work outside to keep the machinery going
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  6882. Shokka!!! Over generalizations ahead. Cheers Ian. Btw: Wasn't it an ex-president who once said that France didn't have a word for 'entrepreneur'? That still cracks me up.
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  6883. I stood at the end of the pit lane at Silverstone as Michael Schumacher revved his Ferrari v10 less than 50ft in front of me. Oh my fkn god! The sound, the smell. Absolutely phenomenal!
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  6884. Here in the Netherlands we also have Fanta Cassis which is blackberry flavour, with blackberry juice,, it is purple, but a natural dark purple
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  6885. Also common greeting is "čus / čau" (tchus / tchau) commonly used between friends
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  6886. NEVER shake wine.
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  6887. Honestly Australia will take your breath away. I've traveled a fair bit around. And still stop in absolute awe in its beauty. It will bring a tear to your eye.
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  6888. At work we now have close to a hundred of Tatras, mostly a mix of 815-7 variations. What is hard to appreciate from the videos is how everything on those trucks is so heavy. From spare wheels to sides of cargo bed (i am not sure if that is the correct translation), nothing you do on that truck is a one-man job. i was once opening side of the cargo bed, i slipped and it pushed me with enough force that on landing i broke few of my vertebrae. All of our trucks have built in speed limiter, so we can't take them over 85kmph (53mph i think), but it is reasonable. When fully loaded you can't just stop it on a spot. One of my colleagues got brake checked once. His truck with cargo was a bit over 35tons in total. Somebody though he was going too slow and yes, this thing will go only 85, but it will go 85 on a road, over the field .....even over that family car. By miracle no one got hurt because when he finally stopped, his front wheel was just a bit shy of driver's seat. It chewed up that Octavia like it was nothing
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  6889. You guys deserve this award. Love to you all & as well as lovely Pedro and John. Thanku for all the exposure and respect you have given to Australia and our neighbour New Zealand. 🇦🇺🇺🇸♥️🥳
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  6890. McCafe was introduced to the franchise in Australia first. After they perfected it, it spread to other countries. The reason we say Maccas and the UK, Maccies, is because of the prefix - whether spelt Mc or Mac, it’s always considered Mac. We would never have gone Mickey because it’s not an “i” but an “a”.
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  6891. In the list of inventions, a glaring omission! Germany invented the automobile. Didn't you react a couple of months back to that cool little MB promo vid about Bertha making the world's first 'road trip'? 🤣
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  6892. Dacia was quite popular in the GDR. They made Renault cars in license. The Dacia 1300 was a Renault 12 in license. The rally lights were quite popular in the GDR in the 80's. The license plate says it is registered in Halle/Saale.
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  6893. You spelled Pforzheim pretty well. 😊👍 Interesting is, that Carl Benz was not the only inventor, that built a car in this year. Gottlieb Daimler did it also. Carl's was a three wheeler, Gottliebs had 4 wheels. One of them, not sure, who it was, also invented the first motorcycle.
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  6894. I would laugh if those photos came from Dick Johnson himself
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  6895. The Sturt’s Desert pea is a well-known Australian native flower that is the state floral emblem for South Australia. Although much admired these plants are notoriously hard to grow outside their natural desert environment as they are prone to fungal diseases and root rots. Sturt's Desert Pea is a legume but does not taste pleasant. 🤢 Nonetheless, it is quite safe and non-toxic to humans. ⚠ WARNING: it may be TOXIC to both cattle and horses ⚠
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  6896. Ian teaching Andrew how to load a truck with TimTams . " I'd like to see that " . Got the truck , got the forklift . Definitely got the TimTams .
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  6897. When your Christmas is going to be 44c and Boxing Day is going to be even hotter.. 🥵 The nightly temperatures are maxing out at about 23c which is nice, but the trippiest thing about the weather in WA is that sometimes in the middle of winter our weather is milder than the summer weather in the UK. Bring sunscreen and aloe everywhere, no matter the season. The emoji people lied, there are no smiles this is what it feels like during the day: ☀️🔥😵☠️
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  6898. Magpies are friendly and comical birds, just not in spring, had multiple cool physical interactions with them other than being swooped
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  6899. I am a very very extremely proud German Australian born citizen and I absolutely loved that clip it's was awesome
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  6900. Thanks Ian, that was interesting. In the close up of Victoria (one of the older maps) you can see the town of Moulamein just north of the Victorian border. In the early 70's my family were living about 20 miles away between Moulamein and Deniliquin. The property was 20,000 acres and there was a 3 mile drive to get off the property onto the main road. Moulamein's population at the time was about 300. The bus run took us 40 miles around before we got to the school in Moulamein. So we travelled about 400 miles a week on that school bus. No AC back then of course and very hot in summer.
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  6901. Those houses in that subdivision have next to no yard and you can hear your neighbours speaking next door. I couldn’t think of anything worse than being packed in like that.
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  6902. I'd like to see 10 things Australians hate about America.
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  6903. I have indeed had the pleasure of seeing him live. He is incredible. Droll, brilliant and so very Aussie.
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  6904. Bet that Bundy Bottle is Goin Straight to the Pool Room
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  6905. Ian we do have turn left on the red ,but it’s only on signed intersections,we usually don’t need them ,due to the number of roundabouts that we have and sadly missing in the U.S..As for paying at the pump,it was introduced in the U.S because of the number of gas runners you have,That problem is scarce here and the Servos want your custom on other items when you pay for your petrol. As for the free refills ,we have enough of a obesity problem here without adding to it with free refills. love your channel,may you your wife and kids and extended family have a great and safe New Year
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  6906. If you're interested in the different regions of germany, I really recommend the 'road trip'-series of "meet the germans". They made 4 of them for the south, north, west and east. Greetings from Berlin 😎
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  6907. 🇺🇲🇸🇦❤️
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  6908. Over 5 billion watched the final of Euro ‘24 including over 6 million on Fox Sports in the US.
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  6909. 3:50 Some guy from UK mounted a Hayabusa engine in this. Wicked!
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  6910. if we ever get blown off the map , its nice to know you have a collection of our currency , to remind ppl who we were lol . good on yu ian .
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  6911. Cadbury is kinda like our base level, grocery store chocolate. It’s not bad, by any stretch, but it’s certainly not what most Aussies would call high quality. Lindt is also sold here in our supermarkets, and it’s generally regarded as a step above Cadbury, but also not the best you could get. Darrel Lea does pretty decent chocolate (about the same level as Lindt), and their Rocky Road is amazing. They’re known for that, and their licorice (both red and black). But if you really want high quality, you go for the smaller brands like Haighs. Which is probably impossible to get in the US, which is unfortunate. Haighs is definitely more expensive (though worth it!), and they only ship within Australia during the winter, for obvious reasons. They have storefronts in n both Melbourne and Adelaide. And anytime my parents go to Melbourne, they go with a list of the Haighs choccies that I want them to bring back. But I think the difference in taste you’re noticing is that our chocolate is creamier, and it doesn’t have an overload of sugar. It’s sweet, but not so sweet it overpowers the chocolate itself. Unfortunately, American chocolate adds a lot of sweetness to cover up the one big flavour that all non Americans absolutely HATE about American chocolate. When Hershey was trying to industrialise the making of chocolate, he discovered that pre-souring the milk made the chocolate last longer. But that makes it taste like vomit, so you have to add a heap more sugar (or corn syrup these days) to try to cover the taste. Non American chocolate doesn’t use that manufacturing method, so we don’t have that flavour in our chocolate at all. We also have a 30% minimum amount of cocoa solids that must be in it in order to be called chocolate. And all the good quality dark chocolate is 70% cocoa solids. Non Americans notice the vomit taste, and that’s why we don’t like American chocolate. Americans tend to be used to it and don’t notice it. But because the milk is soured, because there’s so much more sugar, and because there’s a lot less cocoa solids, it means that American chocolate just isn’t as smooth and creamy as other chocolate. As you can tell, I’m a bit of a chocolate connoisseur. And a history nerd.
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  6912. The man, the myth, the legend.. Pedro you rock old mate 👍 More Mexican cooking videos please
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  6913. Are you like 7 foot tall or is that dude 5 foot nothing? you're a beast bro, how did you even fit in that thing? 🤣 great video
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  6914. Hi Ian. I remember this race well as I was one of the commentators calling this race. We got so entertained by the antics of Jordan Cox and it was clear that people who were watching the live feed via the Bathurst 12 hour website agreed. Twitter blew up with close to 200-300 tweets during the race. It's a pity that the whole race is no longer available because you could see how tightly sprung the car was, because every time Jordan would make the left hander into McPhillamy the left rear tyre would be up about an inch off the deck. Improved production is a great category of racing in Australia. Everything from Falcons and Commodores to BMWs and an old Toyota Celica campaigned by Leigh Forrest. Jordan is now racing TCR and I would like to think the awareness of his skill as a driver partly came from the races he was in over this weekend.
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  6915. I'm gonna spare what others already mentioned but one thing caught my eye that I didn't read in the comments yet. The Humvee spun its wheel on one side only (at least it looked like it) like it doesn't have 100% locked differential - the Unimogs tires were all running/spinning at all times at the same speed.
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  6916. ill hook you up with a nother pack of timtam's mate, as i think few people will do for you. i think you have infiltrated the best demographics from Australia with your v8's from the 80's to 90's when Australian car racing was at its best. we have a saying it goes "my brother from another mother" Welcome to australia my friend
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  6917. Mate, is it just me, or are you actually starting to sound a bit of an aussie, and this is coming from an Australian? You are a legend, mate! 😂
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  6918. David Schumacher, Ralf's son & Michael's nephew, suffered a broken back in this accident.
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  6919. The Dutch Dennis Bergkamp. Also scored a few nice goals in the Dutch team. Another little fact? Dennis is afraid of flying. And his wife is of course from Spakenburg, the Netherlands.
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  6920. C'mon, you were good !! I can tell you that quite a few Europeans would do worse. And I doubt they would know as much about the States as you do about Europe ! Happy New Year from a German geography teacher.😊
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  6921. I’m a massive Kimi fan so I’m really looking forward to this reaction. He was world champion in 2007
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  6922. So at 1:03 the blue car is a Gordon Murray Automotive GMA T.50, it's a 3 seater, pilot in the middle, passengers on the sides, with a high revving na v12, and a mannual gearbox. the man behind this project is Gordon Murray, an F1 engineer who worked with Brabham and McLaren, he is the man who thought the McLaren F1 road car. At 2:00 you can see a Mercedes AMG Project One, an hybrid road going hyper car with a reworked F1 power unit an crazy active aero. 2:15 is the Rimac Nevera, a 2000 hp electric hypercar made by Rimac Automobili, a young croatian company working with Bugatti. At 2:37 you can see the Koenigsegg Jesko in Absolut trim, a car made with low downforce in order to brake the 500 kph barrier. 3:02 is the same car in "normal" trim, more track focused . Hope it helps !
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  6923. Ian is a bad ass dude but Pedro is an absolute legend.
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  6924. Slovakian and Serbian plates are almost the same. And we even have two cities which car plates start with same ZA markings, and looking from 30m you really cant make a difference. Difference is country symbol. Slovakian crest has 2 horizontal lines, Serbian crest has one. Cities are Zajecar in Serbia and Zilina in Slovakia.
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  6925. As a Croat who lives in Croatia I am daily surrounded by Roman architecture and of medieval. We Europeans collectively can say we have A LOT OF ART in our streets. Which i think is very very cool and even I discover new stuff all the time in the place I live and it isnt as big as thos biiiig european cities. The coolest thing is that you can find a roman amphitheatre in Pula which is one of the few best preserved ones. Concerts are held there. Avril lavigne played there this summer. Imagine Dragons were there, I think Robbie Williams as well and others. But the fusion of different historical eras and todays modern architecture is great and interesting. I live for this cultural and architectual heritage we have. 😊
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  6926. I think most, if not all contact sports have gotten softer due to the brain injury issue. I see league becoming a more physical version of touch football (don't know what the equivalent is in the US). Best games for big hits are the early 80s State of Origin matches generally including fisty-cuffs. I was going to name individuals but there's too many to mention
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  6927. not only Prague is beautiful, the rest of the country is also beautiful, I'm from the Czech Republic near Ostrava
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  6928. Tatras are the basic trucks in Czech army. They use them almost for everything. Logistics aswell as a base for various rocket launchers and artillery pieces. Find RM-71 or DANA self-propelled howitzer.
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  6929. Love watching your content. You and your family are so relatable, I often find myself responding to the television without realising it! Thanks for the awesome content, guys stay safe!
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  6930. Two years ago I drove alone from Paris back to DK and I just wanted to get home. The stretch from Bremen to Hamburg was always a nightmare due to road works and traffic, but they finished widening the Autobahn so there are now three lanes in each direction. I kept an average speed of 190 km/h (118 mph) for the entire stretch since it was late evening and traffic was very light. It sucked my tank dry right quick in a hurry, but I covered the roughly 80 km (50 miles) in less than 25 min. Otherwise the stretch of the A30 from Lotte to Rheine was always a favorite due to light traffic most of the time. I would regularly hit 200 km/h on the way to Rotterdam, but mostly only for shorter stretches.
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  6931. I learned, French, German, Welsh and English in school. Very handy as I’ve worked a lot in France and Germany (and Italy and Spain and currently Netherlands- but Dutch is quite difficult!)
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  6932. 💪Dobře ty ! 😁
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  6933. Now if only we stopped them from buying all our land 🤷🏻‍♀️
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  6934. Thanks for doing my suggestion Ian 🙂. Just a bit of extra history, Australia's claim of that chunk of Antarctica pre dates the treaty in the 60s. The UKs claim goes back to the 1800s and Australia was "gifted" that section by the United Kingdom in 1933 🤷‍♀️. I agree though, I don't think anyone owns Antarctica as such. But we do need people to act as custodians or protectors and conduct research. Australia by location and history is well served to do so. We have 4 permanent research stations there as part of the Australian Antarctic Division. Which are based in Tasmania. I remember several years ago the Australian government (with the support of New Zealand), took Japan to the international court to stop them from Whaling in the Southern Ocean/Australian Antarctic Waters after years of breaches and please and warnings to stop. Australia is strongly against commercial Whaling. It's cruel, unecessary and some of these species are endangered. The court ruled against Japanese whalers and found their claims of scientific research to be bs. It was commercial Whaling disguised. They were ordered to cease Whaling in the Antarctic. The Australian government also sued the whaling company. They ceased for a while but ended up withdrawing from the international whaling convention and re commenced commercial Whaling in 2019 but promised they would stay out of the Southern Ocean.... Sorry went on a tangent there 🙈
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  6935. Nothing more Aussie than being in the country and seeing an old Holden Ute with it's trademark Australian Kelpie or Cattle dogs leaping into the back proud like they own it 😂 Ian, I agree with you...The Tesla Cybertruck is "butt ugly" lol it belongs on Mars ! they are marked to roll out sometime in 2023. Depending on the model it will be between $50 to $60 thousand. They'd have to pay me to drive around in that 😅 I own an old Holden one tonner and had an old Holden panel van but alas no ute 🤗
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  6936. Cameron Daddo (tv actor, must have been a guest on the show) is 6'2", Darryl Cotton is the other guy, was a famous singer who switched to TV for a while. The story goes that the show eventually got axed when, during the barrel segment for prizes, Marty, who had a big night the night before, said "spin the fuckin barrel Darryl" on live kids TV on a Saturday morning.
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  6937. I like how you're giving away to people in need. Don't forget to give some to family members and the local post office
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  6938. If I remember well, Formula 1 pit stops used to look like the IndyCar ones in the past when refueling was allowed. Refueling takes some time, so other guys have more times to change the wheels, so no need to be as much than currently. Without refueling, it allows them to be much faster, so they put more manpower to save extra seconds.
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  6939. Gas prices: 34.90 CZK (czech crown) per liter... Converted it is roughly 5.7 USD per gallon :)
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  6940. Rolling shutters are super common in France. Mine are just on my upstairs attic windows and they block out the sun when it is beating down. I have classic wooden shutters on the lower level, but I never close them.
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  6941. another Lancia tricks : the rules say all the cars must have a roll cage, but it doesn't say the material, so they made it in cardbord
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  6942. My father told me, when I was a kid some 70yrs ago, he saw 2 snakes of similar size fighting then they both started eating each other tail first until both just disappeared. Took me some time to work out that dad told some sketchy tales at times.
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  6943. I've never received a fine/ticket for anything while driving... Did get a caution once after accidentally speeding through a roadworks as I completely missed the sign... High enough range that I should have had my car seized... The officer took pity on me and my spotless driving record and used his discretion to give me the caution (written warning in file but no fine/charge) instead... Always pays to be nice and polite if you've been pulled over.
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  6944. NEVERA in the Croatian translation means sudden storm. Which is also confirmed by this video of how crazy the car is.⚡️🇭🇷⚡️
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  6945. You should check out the web series Black As, it's on youtube, it's all done in their native language (with subtitles), it's kind of a documentary but scripted plot with some humour, it's charming and entertaining. "From the director of ‘Bush Mechanics’, this action packed web series features the adventures of three young Yolngu men and their adopted white brother as they venture into the wilds of Arnhem Land, Australia, hunting for #adventure and a good feed."
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  6946. OMG Daniella and the "wombut" I think we should rename them lol
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  6947. You guys are awesome , I love that my fellow aussies are sending such wonderful gifts from Australia . P.S the Peppermint Crisp chocolate bar is my favourite 🤙
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  6948. Prom in Sweden is celebrated by loading all the graduates on the cargo bed of a Scania, blasting music, beer dripping from the truck while it drives around town. Very versatile truck. Can be converted to mobile party venues
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  6949. Nowadays l believe the trucks are limited to 160 kph( around 90/95 mph l think ) but in the 80 they weren't, wich have produced one of the most insane clip ever when you can see one of those overtaking a group B car in the desert
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  6950. This is Sydney Central Station is undergoing a $12 Million renovation its the largest railway station in Australia.
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  6951. Can't believe we didn't get to meet Mrs. W! Behind every great man is a greater woman and we want to meet her! She's clearly very supportive of your automotive interest and that's something to be very grateful for!
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  6952. Just an FYI, that Akubra hat is worth about $260AUS. They're designed to be used, so don't be afraid to wear it, just make sure you keep it maintained and it will probably last longer than you, lol.
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  6953. For me, Holden has meant a lot. I’ve had my 05 Calais for a long time now, it’s been a great car but I wish it was a tiny bit more reliable. What many people don’t realise is that parts are starting to get very rare to the point that body shops aren’t prepared to pay the inflated prices offered 😔 Regardless, Holden has always had a part in my life to this point and it’s sad to see the brand die.
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  6954. Vauxhal is , GM since 1925 and since the '60 just a re-badged OPEL 😂, 100% the same car, often even same model names ( corsa, kadett = viva, manta = firenza, astra, vectra, omega,...etc) but just righthand drive. It would make more sense just checking out OPEL instead. Both were sold in 2017 to PSA now part of Stelantis.
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  6955. The trucks used for overload vehicles also have rear axles that can steer. It helps to make turns easier. The moment you said: "Cool orange" the camera films the side of the truck, just behind the door. It says Interlaken. That's a town in Switzerland. Because of the scenery and the name of the city on the side of the garbage bin you can tell it is in Venice. Or Venezia in Italian.
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  6956. In the early 90s, as a Brit, I got a job in Houston, Texas. I came from 15C in London, to walking down the steps of the jet in 45C weather. I immediately started sweating profusely, and actually got sick. My employer was okay, as he understood, so I started a week later than I should have. Humans don'tr like big swings in temperature!
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  6957. The Gulf Stream from the Carribean is what keeps Europe relatively warm for it's latitude, the Mediterranean is a stabilizing temperatures too. But it keeps surprising me how much more Northern Europe is too. I live in the North of the Netherlands, when I fly full West the first American state I would cross would be Alaska. The billionaires living in a rather nice climate in Monaco, who could have thought? Number of days with rain is only one indicator of how rainy it is, half an hour of drizzle on a nice day, we can live with that. It's the weeks with rain all day all the days that are bad and that is often the case in Britain, the Netherlands and parts of Belgium. The Mediterranean is more like a lake concerning the weather. The ocean with it's currents has for example much more influence on the Basque country (South-West France and Northern Spain) where it's exceptionally rainy for the latitude, the Gulf of Biscaye is famous for that.
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  6958. This car also gave us the modern Radial Tyre, as the ordinary type wheel made it too nose heavy, so French Michelin invented a new type for this car! A type which also lasted much longer. The Michelin X.
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  6959. The mixed colours are also a security feature as they make it harder for counterfeiters to copy.
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  6960. 1:30 Opel Ascona A, 6:43 Is Mazda 323 Turbo AWD, 9:16 Volkswagen Golf mk1.
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  6961. I heard somewhere that the US version of Mountain Dew is supposed to be “toxic” compared to the European version. So maybe put it on a list for a future review if it is possible to buy the European version in the US. Anyway, the king of this concept for you would be the bread comparison. So try to see if you have a classic bakery somewhere in your area that doesn't need a chemistry lab for production. If I'm not mistaken, there are some communities in your region with a strong European heritage (German or Austro-Hungarian). For example, the Anton Cermak mayor of Chicago in the 1930s was born in Kladno, about 20 km west of Prague.
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  6962. I've seen quite a few people driving on the wrong side of the road outside Avalon Airport, very dangerous. And all along The Great Ocean Road they now have signs up reminding people to drive on the left, so it must be a common problem there.
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  6963. 🇰🇼♥️🇸🇦
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  6964. Was 35c in Melbourne on Thursday, it’s now 16c at 4pm Saturday 🥴
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  6965. You can still find decent ones for around €20-30k here in Germany. They were very common as community trucks in park commissions, road construction, fire fighting, ect. It's easier to find good ones from the 80s and 90s (U 424) tho. They were also built to dig up a field with a harrow, so yes, those beasts can pull almost everything. ^^
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  6966. Mate your taking us old fellas on a bloody good lap.
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  6967. OMG, Marty Monster was hilarious. He was like a bigger version of Agro, I'm pretty sure you've reacted to him. Anyway, he was a trouble maker, and a smart ass, and would do literally anything for a laugh. There was also a rematch at some later time, maybe they did it in the car park outside or something, but the kangaroo beat the shit out of Marty. Also, 'Chicken Nugget Guy', I still haven't stopped laughing about that.
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  6968. 9:00 1st: not readable 2nd: Jysk - Danish company for bedroom interior 3rd: Takko - fashion 4th: dm - German chain of drugstores, present at least in Germany, Austria and Czech Republic 5th: kik - German chain for very cheap clothes, usually from Bangladesh 6th: Deichmann - shoestore, German chain
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  6969. Hey mate it's Don. Glad you liked the first parcel. I was beginning to think it was lost in transit. Loved watching your reaction. My daughter loved the shout out and seeing Andrew and Emma jumping around in the clothes she picked was gold 👍
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  6970. The Buttons on the Steering Wheel were for the Sat-Nav. Wherever you wanted to go, you just turn the wheel in that direction and hit the button repeatedly. Most obstacles moved out of your way. If not, the 'Tank Like' front end helped out.
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  6971. 4:02 That was a dangerous sentence.😂
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  6972. I love how you discover the plopp bottle from Poland!!😍😄
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  6973. For who doesn't understand Italian This car was so balanced that they tray different adjustments and the pilot said before too much oversteer and after a little bit of understeer😅
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  6974. The Porsche 917 was the german Ford GT. The first one weren't winning but in the second season the blew everone out of the water. And take a look on the CanAm version 917/10 ... this one was turbo charged with over 1k of horsepower. This car blew the CanAm series away. If you haven't seen the racing film ""Le Mans" from 1973 ... go for it. Spectactular racing scenes with the fabulous Steve McQueen.
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  6975. "Spain has typically good weather" yeah, sure, come to the north.
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  6976. Here in the UK my brother-in-law is a Master Thatcher. He has re-thatched countless old buildings over the years, mainly cottages, but some have been from the 1500s.
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  6977. I've never heard of this driver before (I'm EU, obviously) but you are absolutely right. To make that kind of move in a race requires a keen knowledge of your car. Truly man and machine merging when he absolutely yeets that civic in that turn. He is carrying so much speed that he opens the distance in matter of seconds. Absolutely on the limit.
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  6978. This looks delicious I’m definitely trying this! Can’t wait to see Pedro’s rice recipe 😊
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  6979. Portugal also has a brand named Adamastor which is not mentioned in the video 🙃, it's a brand that is focusing in making performance cars that can also be road legal.
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  6980. Happy Australia day to all
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  6981. You need to look at some Craig Lowndes videos after all he was Peter brocks apprentice and would definitely choose the A9X any day of the week
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  6982. As a better comparison between a Crown Vic and a euro car, here in the UK we use Vauxhall Astra's and Ford Focus as police cars for neighbourhood policing.
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  6983.  @IWrocker  within all likelyhood that shop is run by poles since the french soda you got was one made for the Polish market.
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  6984. I am from the UK and have hired left hand drive cars in Europe. Surprisingly changing gear in a manual car is easily adjusted to. What I always do is get in the car and reach over my right shoulder for the seat belt!!! The other thing is quickly glancing into the rear view mirror to the left rather than the right. As I come from the UK I am used to narrow, busy roads so that does help.
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  6985. I can tell you. In former times, in England there where a lot of knights. Mostly the right hand is stronger than the left. So when they are riding on a street, they want to have the right side to the persons, coming with their horses from the other direction..... Greetings Bernd
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  6986. To your note about not drinking US beer, that is not even beer, that’s watered alcohol. Anyway European beer is highest quality
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  6987. The colour is “Panorama Silver”…. Named for obvious reasons 💪 Body kit is 100% functional, wind tunnel tested… locally they were nicknamed the Bat mobile in the day, with the bathtub boot spoiler sometimes called the duck bath. $261,500 aud = $183,311.50 usd
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  6988. Hello, I live in Australia and didn't even know this place existed. Thank you for the service you provide good sir 👍
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  6989. Tassie has some of the best roads in the country. I was born and raised there, live in WA now, but I tell all my mates with motorcycles, if you want to go on a good holiday, take your bike to Tassie. A lot have now thanked me for it
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  6990. The 5 cyl engines all had a great sound. Also the series vehicles. The B3 and C3 mid 80's (1985 onwards I think) models were hot dip galvanized and many still drive with history plates and still look great. This is due to the 144° ignition interval, with no piston running in sync with another. Whether Volvo, Audi or Mercedes. Even the diesel engines were great. A Mercedes 5 cyl diesel in a taxi covers a million kilometers.
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  6991. in australia you can get big boxes of milo cereal. it looks quite different to the singapore one though
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  6992. You gave away Timtams in your Christmas care packages and got people in your community addicted. Love your channel
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  6993. I recommend you see some of Gaudi's houses in Barcelona, ​​Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and the Sagrada Familia, although it is still under construction.
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  6994. As a European who visited the US several times I can say one thing: Nothing is free! Free tapwater or a free refill is not free. The extra cost will be on your bill by higher prices for the food. In Europe you pay for water because you don't get tapwater but bottle water. Tapwater isn't served because it is illegal to ask full price for tapwater, tapwater would be just below €1,- but bottled water has similar price as soda thus higher profit. The not free drinks will be on the bill as drinks and not as higher food prices. So in the end you as a costumer will pay for all products and services you enjoy no matter where you are.
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  6995. I think I should mention that many German professionals love Makita tools due to their really good quality. Germany isn't bad at making tools, but sometimes the Japanese are better. The Milwaukee really impressed me, but I've never seen that brand here in Europe. According to their website, they only have 18 locations here, including one in Great Britain.
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  6996. This was a lot of fun :) Definitely continue with this, i would watch many more. Small tip, you seem to have good performance on your game so maybe try to set the graphics a bit higher so you can see signs and other things far away better? :) Especially raising the resolution and turning Anti Aliasing on (8x or 16x if you can), with those even the mirrors on the car can be used for parking :D
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  6997. First off let me say what a legend you are Roxanne. Secondly let me thank you Ian for allowing me to share in the joy of you and your families unboxing. Always a pleasure to watch.
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  6998. 2:26 It's that instant gear change that gets me. Like a high-powered motorcycle in a shell with four wheels but harder.
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  6999. Congrats Ian on the new addition. Hope all are doing well Mate.
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  7000. Me, as a German, I have to agree, German cars in the 80's and 90's look and feel awesome. Besides the Audi 80/90, 100/200 and the V8 there were also the BMW E30, E28 and E34, E23 and E32, the Mercedes W201 190E, W123, W124 and W126, Opel Manta B, Senator and Monza. You should take a look at the 60's and 70's too, for example the Opel Ascona A & B, Comodore A & B, KAD A & B (during that time Opel was owned by GM which DEFINITILY shows ;), Mercedes W116, BMW 02 Series, and with Audi the 80 B1 and 100 C1.
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  7001. To do the tim Tam slam like an Aussie.. you bite the corner off in a diagonal bite... then u bite the bottom in a diagonal bite. But the opposite side so it is also diagonal from each other(top left...bottom right).. I said diagonal alot.. even as an Aussie.. I am jealous of the collection!
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  7002. Please do a reaction to Deni ute muster, it holds the world record for most people wearing blue singlets and the most Ute's in one place. It has great atmosphere great crowds live events. Right up your alley
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  7003. 19:48 Ah, the V8 DTM. Tiny little 3.6 liter V8, but individual throttle bodies, over 400 horsepower and a sky-high 9500rpm rev limit. Doesn’t get much better than that.
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  7004. Malcolm is an absolute FAIR DINKUM LEGEND
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  7005. Hi, thanks for watching this video. 🙂All the best and greetings from Budapest, Hungary! ;-)
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  7006. YOU SKIPPED THE BLOOPERS AT THE END.
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  7007. There's a YouTube video of the Leyland Brothers doing this same trip in the early 70s, well worth a look. They used a couple Land Rovers that just kept on going, even when nearly completely submerged in the Jardine River.
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  7008. The Gold Coast circuit is a street circuit orginally created for the Indy Car races. It's now just V8 Supercars.
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  7009. You'd love the top of Western Australia, the Kimberley, the Bungle-Bungles, Monkey Mia, Shell Beach, etc. Some of the worlds's oldest landscapes. Big, empty and mostly unspoiled.
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  7010. WOW. How cool is that newspaper picture and article in an Aussie news paper, fantastic. You’ll have to keep one paper and frame your story
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  7011. You should see Belfast, some parts are wall to wall union jacks, I actually commented that they have more flags than Americans 🤣
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  7012. This was basically the pre-WWI semi truck. They were never intended to do farm work, would probably be stuck immediatly. Note how the trucks pulling semi trailers in the US are still called tractors
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  7013. Ian, she flew past me when I was a 21 year old at Rally NZ in '82; and she was easily a match for Walter Rohrl. Plus, John Force's 3 daughters hold onto10,000hp, 330mph, Nitro fuel drag cars just like their legendary Dad...fearlessly !!
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  7014. They didn't "go out of business". GM, an American company who owned Australia's car company decided that Holden wasn't profitable to manufacture in Australia so closed the local plants. GM also decided that it was going to exit the right hand drive market globally, thus the brand "Holden" which is typically a right hand drive vehicle was KILLED by GM. Personally, I think Australia and its people should lobby GM to give us back Holden by way of gifting the brand name and trademarks of "Holden" and the lion logo and the rights to a holding company formed from previous Holden executives and employees. This holding company could then enter into agreements to rebadge other vehicles, license the name etc to stay alive long enough to start designing new cars, employ an overseas manufacturer to construct them and then eventually rebuild our local manufacturing with the final goal of exporting cars. And this time those greedy, know it all, arrogant ª$$hølęş can keep their grubby hands OFF OUR CARS. (no disrespect intended to any American who at least attempts to say Mel'bin correctly)
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  7015. I recently travelled to Gdansk in Poland from Copenhagen. The outward journey to Gdansk was around 15 Euro. Cheaper than a regularly priced meal at a restaurant in Copenhagen😂😂 And the way back was 21 euro. Your knees will be broken tho if you're over like 6 foot 1. Also Flixbus is INSANELY cheap. If you book far enough in advance you can go from Copenhagen (Denmark) to Bucharest (Romania) for like 30 USD and that's a 40 hour bus journey😅
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  7016. Hey Ian, me like many other Aussies would love to host you & your family here to actually see our beautiful county. I live in Brizvegas (Brisbane) & again would love to see you here in person. Keep up what you are doing....love it.
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  7017. I’m hoping he includes the Gympie Gympie. Just feed the magpies you’ll never be attacked they are incredibly smart like crows or ravens. My magpies let me hand feed them they also bring a new friend every day. Yay Gympie Gympie 😊 it’s other name is the suicide plant it’s cause a few people to shoot themselves. There is a story of a bloke using it as toilet paper for a bet he didn’t survive long apparently.
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  7018. Winter has hit super hard here in northern Europe, we've got more snow in my region in like 4-5 days than we did during the entire winter last year, I work with snow removal so I've had some intense days! I do not use any sort of truck though cause I mainly work on residential properties with lots of narrow walkways and such, so I just use a pretty small Avant multiloader.
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  7019. I visited Tatra Museum in Koprivnice, Czechia this summer. Went with my dad and granddad, great time.
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  7020. I think youtube needs to be held accountable and it should give reasons. Another case of Big Brother calling the shots, and for no good reason. You will always have my support.
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  7021. Happy New Year Ian, Danni, Emma, Andrew and Pedro. I hope this year fills your lives full of Peace, Love and Happiness. Hope you hit the silver plaque soon xx 😁❤️
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  7022. And they are fast as hell and drive like they're on rails because of the Quattro system.
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  7023. Dude you’re going to end up trying more Australian food than me… I’m 25 and lived in Aus my whole life 😅. Thanks for making lockdown a bit better!
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  7024. As you've found Australia has a huge range of snack food. Yes Pringles are available here in a range of flavours. Pizza and BBQ Shapes for me.
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  7025. Cool video! 3:25 there are also two versions one for the city and one the countryside. Also at 5:54 that’s not a Cage it’s just a Transport safety net, we don’t have cages in normal police cars, only in transport cars. 6:22 As far as I know the police cars here in Austria aren’t specially modified other than lights, markings and radio. That could be the reason that we have a more diverse selection of cars.
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  7026. Hi Ian, Been watching you for a while, and I am impressed in how you have adapted to Aussie names (and our food). There are three things (1 natural and 2 built) that most people from around the world can ID as Australian, the Rock (Uluru), the Nuns in a scrum (Opera House) and the Coat-hanger (Sydney Harbor Bridge) .
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  7027. Look at the red guitar that the Dire Straits guy plays. That's a dude who grew up idolizing The Shadows. British. No way around it.
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  7028. Australia also🇬🇧🇦🇺⚡
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  7029. Bundaberg creaming soda is great as well!
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  7030. You nailed the "how ya garn?" Official Aussie now. How many times have your friends got annoyed with you when you say "hey, did you know that in Australia......" ? 😂😂😂
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  7031. Respect from Sweden. Childhood memories for sure. Born in 82. Time sure flies . All those rallies my father and a uncle(from moms side)took me on. Opel Manta 400 / early Escort's and such. The dumpvalve wizzle and that special 5cyl sound from the Audi Quattros. "D guud'Ol days" Tale care bud.
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  7032. Has Papi tried the actual vegemite paste yet? seeing as he likes the biscuit also i would have been surprised if he didn't like them'
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  7033. The sport was invented really to give cricket players something to do in the in winter, that’s why the fields are so big. Usually cricket ovals. You might have trouble streaming a game without copyright issues. You can do a live stream but can’t show what your watching.
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  7034. Djenki means Thanks ! ...you say just Nazdrovje in Poland, like in Russia.
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  7035. G'day Ian, the red fire Ute was a landcruiser Ute. Here in QLD theyre designated a "Yankee" and are designed for urban brigades to fight grass and smallish bushfires. Carry 600 litres of water and twin 30 metre hose reels. Take care cobber
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  7036. I was there Saturday with my grandkid’s. The weather was perfect. The American commentator was excellent. The FA/18 Superhornet flew by at 1000kph for the high speed pass which was the limit in the box. The national anthems for Canada, USA and Australia was played prior to the show starting. It was great to see the whole crowd stand for all 3 anthems. My complaints were not enough coffee vans and only 1 fighter jet. However the PA is on the Gold Coast for the next 5 years and should only get bigger
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  7037. Chuck e cheese .To chuck in Australia means to vomit.See how this name goes ??
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  7038. That's a really tiny car. Not many of those where I am. A Golf would be more representative of a "regular" car in Europe, I think. I had a Renault Megane, 2001, 1.6 16v, 108 hp. Really, really fun car to drive. I sold it to my uncle. He forced me to because he loves it so much
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  7039. As a swiss and a fan of Anton Somewhere and Romania i can highly highly recommend his European Tour! His documentations of different countries are never boring. I would like to point out two videos: Norway and Switzerland. Anton's professional filming, cutting and music is one of the best i saw .. and his sense of humor is great. At the end of Switzerland's video when he is filming the Matterhorn is simply breathtaking! Higly recommended. Also recommended is Romania. If you ever have the chance to visit .. go! The friendly people, the great food and the wild beauty of its nature is making Romania to a kind of my second home.
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  7040. The first two were wheat beers. Beck's is more in the same family as many American beers. Try some British ales like Spitfire, Old Speckled Hen, Bishop's Finger, Abbot Ale, London Pride or the like of them. They should not be drunk too cold - about 8-10 degrees Celsius. If you want to look at Belgian ales, make sure you are next to a bed. They have some absolutely gorgeous beer - but the best are often 8-12 percent alcohol by volume.
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  7041. You're correct, that was hilarious.
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  7042. Ian, it's so nice to see your reactions, when you trying to crawl more and more from under the American stone 😂😂
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  7043. Hi!, I work at Scania for 27 years now... 13 in Zwolle, the last 14 in Sweden... and counting! Started in production on the line as mechanic and working at R&D as Associate Senior Engineer now at the moment! Scania... good job, decent paid, secure and offer good opportunities for self development! For me best employer I can imagine! Scania is not just a truck brand.. it is family! Drop me a line if you like to have more info!
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  7044. Love seeing you and especially your kids enjoying the presents, puts a smile on my face! 😁💯
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  7045. The news shows in this video are morning news shows. Evening news is just as bland as most others.
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  7046. World championship coming in April. Will be televised from the usual place at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
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  7047. G'day, As a slightly older Aussie, a ute must combime the tray portion and the cab portion as one seamless pannel. These vehicles are also based on a sedan. So if the tray portion can be removed and replaced with a different tray then it is NOT a True Blue Ute. I do understand that meanings of words evolve over time and the term Ute is often now used to include lots of different vehicles. If you look closley at registration papers you should see variations it the descriptions used. The Prado is basically a Hilux Wagon with the Landcruiser badge, so that way Toyota can charge more fore them.
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  7048. Another cool vid mate thanks for posting old cars are definitely the best the new ones are garbage , Check out our Ford GTHO phase 3 they regularly sell for hundreds of thousands and the most expensive one has sold for is 1.15 million ! ✌️👌
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  7049. The D-Series cars even won the Monte Carlo Rally twice, so they had the speed, but in these historic rally races the speed also largely depends on how willing the driver is to thrash the old car or how careful he chooses to be.
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  7050. If this trend keeps up, you won’t have to go to the supermarket ever again!
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  7051. What an awesome parcel from Peter, congrats mate and 👏👏👏Peter
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  7052. I have “stalking kookaburra syndrome”;where the birds sit on my back deck and stare through my kitchen window for ages. Very unsettling. 😂
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  7053. Happy birthday Ian. I hope my package arrived. Tracking says it was delivered to a post box, so hopefully it was the right one.
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  7054. I think Ambulance Drivers are underrated. Whenever you see one. Remember they drive like that because there is someone who is most likely dead within under one hour. If you would be that guy you would want to pass the ambulance as clean as possible. - Always make space for the medic.
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  7055. Hi, just FYI, the footage is very old, I assume from 2012 or around - a lot of buildings have been renovated, new ones have been built, the Wenceslas square fully renovated, parking forbidden, National museum fully renovated, etc., the city look much more gorgeous these days.. And btw., Prague has been titled the most gorgeous city in the whole world in 2021..
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  7056. One of us! One of us! Getting a PO Box means that I can send you an Aussie care package.
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  7057. Orangina is origianally french and their ads ARE WILD ! Too bad, we didnt saw the "Orangina Red" (bloody oranges) ads, they are even crazier ! Cowboy and Indian are grapefruit variants (pomelo, which a green sweet grapefruit and indian which is a bitter red grapefruit)
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  7058. ADELAIDE!!! YEAh - please, we got it all, AND no one knows about us so we are NEVER crowded! pleeeaaasssee come to Adelaide!!!!! We will LOVE you!! We live in Adelaide, and we had a Chrysler plant here, only 5 km from our home - which became Mitsubishi some time in the 1980's ( i think). They provided a LOT of employment for decades here in Adelaide. My husband worked for mitsubishi in their IT dept for 7 years before they eventually closed in 2009. And HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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  7059. 5:21 Peugeot 208 Rally4 There's classes in Rally, 19 in total since FIA's integration. For WRC, only five are classified: - Rally5 (above 1030kg, FF cars between 1030kg and 1080kg can use two engines: up to 1600cc NA and up to 1067cc turbo; and cars above 1080kg can only use turbo engines between 1067cc and 1333cc); - Rally4 (above 1080kg, FF cars with 4 engines: 1390cc to 1600cc NA and 927cc to 1067cc turbo on R4B sub-class / 1600cc to 2000cc NA and 1067cc to 1333cc turbo on R4C sub-class); - Rally3 (above 1210kg, 4WD cars with 5 engines: 1390cc to 1600cc NA and 927cc to 1067cc turbo on R3B sub-class / 1600cc to 2000cc NA and 1067cc to 1333cc turbo on R3C sub-class / 1333cc to 1620cf turbo for R3D sub-class); - Rally2 (above 1230kg, 4WD cars with 1620cc turbo engine); - Rally1 (top category in WRC, 4WD cars with 2000cc turbo engine with hybrid systems (380HP + 134HP)).
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  7060. The Holden HQ racing series is pretty crazy.
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  7061. That huge yellow 5 axle truck is like having a house on wheels. I bet nothing is missing inside, not even the kitchen sink. Damn.😳
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  7062. I absolutely love Turkish delight. I can understand not liking it if you haven't tried it before. Travelling to the USA, I found the use of peanut butter and cinnamon too much. I like both but not what I was used to. Like Reese's peanut butter cups, weird. But again, it's what you grow up with. I'm glad you gave it a try though. It's based on a middle eastern sweet of the same name but this is a more westernised version. They can have lots of different flavours but rosewater is my personal favourite.
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  7063. Light, gassy beers make great batter for coating and deep frying fish, chicken, onions, et. Dark beers and porters mage a great gravy for cooking beef stews and the like. I sometimes make a Boeuf Bourguignon with Theakston's Old Peculiar (because I'm not keen on cooking with red wine) and it is amazing. Old Peculiar is a similar tasting beer to the Duchesse de Bourgogne (Douche. S. de Boor Goyne is almost how you pronounce it) except it doesn't have the sour notes. It doesn't take nearly two years to brew either, so it is considerably less expensive. If you want to cook with an American beer, a beer, cheese and onion soup is good as is cheese fondue. Have you seen the method of roasting chicken where you sit the bird upright with an open can of beer up its arse? Sounds weird, but it makes amazing roast chicken
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  7064. 9:20 yes, this is driver education car. so person behind a wheel does not have driver licence yet and he is learning how to drive under supervisor
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  7065. Columbus always bothered me… what did Columbus (and the Vikings ) find? People ! Surely those people discovered America in prehistory
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  7066. What I like about European foods is they’re full of no’s - nuts, preservatives, palm oil, GMOs etc. tThey looked pretty yummy!
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  7067. don't forget DTM and Le Mans podium finishes
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  7068. Few months ago I read a study about if people wanna be approached in stores or rather be left to their own. Study actually took place in german shoe stores. While younger people really preferred being left alone, many elderly people went their just for the social interaction. I‘m not from Germany but talking to people from my country (Austria) many older people often complain about not getting any advice or help while shopping. Guess what I‘m trying to say is that age is also a huge factor, not just culture.
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  7069. TATRA, always underrated, live forever!
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  7070. Super czech 😊
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  7071. She did a good job highlighting Australia. 🙂👍🇦🇺
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  7072. When you visit Netherlands in person it still doesn't look real, it looks like a photoshopped edited video, it's just mind blowing. It's a beautiful country and I don't see any other countries more beautiful than the Netherlands
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  7073. Not quite, you were very close! The Woll is pronounced wool, woollen-gong.
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  7074. I vote for more cooking segments guys....now I'm hungry 😀🤠
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  7075. Brisbane is often overlooked as a great city by most people. It’s not as “showy” as Melbourne & Sydney but is a bit more laid back. Plus being in Queensland its close to islands 🌴, great beaches, rainforests and heading north/west will bring you to the outback. 🇦🇺
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  7076. Just to be clear, the majority of Ozzie's are not bogans, problem is they keep breeding. The old saying is, "You don't shit in your own nest" 🇦🇺👍
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  7077. I lived in Houston, that has a yearly air show. It never sold out, except for the time when the U.S. Blue Angels couldn't attend, so the British Red Arrows said they'd step in. Once people found out the Red Arrows were going to be displaying at the show, the tickets were all purchased in one day! It was on the local news. As a Brit, I felt very proud!
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  7078. Don’t eat too many bullets at once. Or you’ll be on the toilet for a while hahaha
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  7079. You should check out the Aussie racing car series. It was a support category for the V8 supercars they were tiny fibreglass things with bike engines. Some cool looking rigs among them too
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  7080. These adds were originally to celebrate Australia Day.
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  7081. Fun fact for you. You can catch the ferry/barge to Fraser Island from Inskip
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  7082. A Bunyip is is a mythical creature of Australia. Have been to Mt Gambier (Gam-bee-er) way back in early 1979. I remember, it was surrounded by flat plains, some tree plantations on the plains, then all of a sudden the mountain appears, climbing up out of nowhere, with the township nestled in on one side. The blue lake is a must see, it is a one off experience. So blue due to low concentrations of algae. The lake is 72m deep
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  7083. These 2CV concentrate many other interesting features you could also find amazing: as these were built with an very simple idea (that in fact needed a very clever design): they were made to transport a couple of French farmers, a 50 kg bag of potatoes, and a bucket of eggs, and go safely to the nearby market with the less fuel necessary and with all unbroken eggs even if you had to cross a field. So they were basically made with a simple chassis, light and easy to maintain body and motor. Another challenge was also no special tools were needed (contraty to other Citroën models), so they remained easy and economical to maintain. Do you know there is still a challenge in France, where trained staffs of four litterally dismantle, transport parts trough a narrow door, and reassemble the total car in less than 2 hours! Motors are a pleasure to access and repair, and so light you don't need tools to remove from car and can do it alone on the farm table. Another essential fact is to have access to spares: here, you still have access to all and every parts of any of these 2CV series, specially since a Club of 2CV owners has acquired the remaining industrial tools and moulds to press any part. Even a broken chassis is not a problem: you can still have one brand new and it's cheap! You can buy all motor parts, upholstery, electrical parts... The resulting is if you want to acquire one of these 2CVs, you should act soon as prices are soaring. First explanation is they're now appreciated by a new generation, and the same Club also prepares an electric conversion kit for the next 2CV lovers: with local prices ranging from 500$ for a nearly destroyed model to more than 15 000$ (or much more with rare models like the 4x4 bimotor Sahara). Every mechanic TV show have once in a while figured a 2CV! Another interesting fact: Citroën has also made a special derivative model called Mehari, with same chassis and motor, but with a complete plastic body (way much lighter), ideal for those living by the sea.
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  7084. Ohhhhhhh Daniela!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💟💟💟💟💟 I JUST LOVED THAT! Pretending to be a Tassie Devil! That was so unexpected but absolutely awesome!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  7085. Barby did a video on German states (Bundeslander) too so I would recommend to watch it, it's great Also Geography Now Poland is worth the watch
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  7086. Thanks for the review ;)
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  7087. The plates with the red line across it are actually temporary plates. They’re usually issued for a car hasn’t had the time to be fully registered (they’ll usually be officially registered later) or has been imported for a short period and needs to be driven on the road for some reason.
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  7088. I loved the beer selling vending machine in the hospital of my little home town. When everything was already closed and you were still thirsty this was the salvation. I don't know if it still exists, that's 30 years ago... Now I buy my eggs from a vending machine directly at the farm. It's directly on my way to work, I like the idea of buying regional and supporting a local organic farmer and it's a pleasure to see the hens are held in proper conditions are looking gorgeous. When they are outside they will come running to the fence curiosly towards you. It's nice after a day dealing with amazon customers Once a couple of hens were running around outside as the fence was broken, so I called the farmer. He just told me not to worry, the hens wouldn't run on the road and when I wanted and had time I could fetch them up and throw them back over the fence.
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  7089. They just need to apply for a rebate from medicare. Approx. 80% refund. Public clinics are usually totally free. If you have used a private clinic you can claim a refund through your private health insurance.
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  7090. Somebody get this man his own unimog
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  7091. Try the blue mountains, nsw. It’s heritage listed, plus I’m living here😁
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  7092. The Tatra truck engine, especially for military use is a modular design that can be V8, V10(?) or V12. Being air-cooled it can easily operate in a wide range of climates from sub-zero Siberian tundra to Saharan deserts with little special preparation. This coupled with their off-road ability on a highly rigid chassis has seen them used in all the Warsaw Pact countries, The Soviet Union, along with all their allies as well as the likes of India. Wouldn't a Tatra 813 make a superb base for an RV?
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  7093. Glad to see you putting Shapes and Tim Tams up the top where they belong 😊 You did a great job sorting through all those Aussie snacks. It was like tracking back through my childhood!
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  7094. i was once a swagman n i've travelled a lot around this country n i've seen sunsets that look like a black opal and many more amazing sunsets...i've seen dawns too that were equally amazing, specially with all the wqildlife coming to life. I've seen days of mid 50's + with the temp off a sealed road wayyy higher...ive seen temps too wayyy below zero n even woke up covered in snow!
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  7095. Gotta check out the onboard of the session. It's awesome as well. crazier when inside the car
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  7096. The engine, the whole body shell, suspension etc, was built in his own garage.. The Perkins v8 is a legend engine.. But after this race, the corporates killed Supercars.. Became the lame duck we have now..
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  7097. I think a major win for utes in the 80,s was anybody that had dirt bikes or raced motorcycles used an aussie ute as the japanese vans of the time were criminally underpowered and uncomfortable. A v8 air-conditioned ute would take you across the country with your gear in complete comfort.
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  7098. I just love the "interpretation" of English people (with the UK having more than 37 recognized dialectical variations in a relatively small area), trying to point out the variations in Australia. THE UK is 243,610 km² (about the size of Colorado), as compared to Australia ( 7,741,220 sq km, or 3,000 times bigger). Yes, Australia has many oddities...that's why we love it!
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  7099. correct if i got served a beer without foam i'd ask for a new one
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  7100. your introducing me into so many different amazing sports that I would never look at normally, thank you. pretty much the only "react" channel i watch now
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  7101. I have been making single tailed whips for many years, and kangaroo leather is definitely the strongest available leather there is. For folks that does not know about this, I carry a thin strand of roo with me and let folks try to pull it apart with their hands. I always get the "WTF?!?" comment, even from big, strong men. :D I have heard that there is even stronger leather, but only from species that are endangered and therefore unethical (and of course not commercially available). Everytime I buy roo, I get all the papers around the leather and it is as ethical as it can be when we are talking about leather.
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  7102. Full list, in order: VW Crafter, Kia Ceed, Toyota Land Cruiser, VW Transporter, Toyota Corolla x2, Peugeot Jumpy (I think), Kia Venga; long line of police vans includes VW Crafters, Mercedes Sprinters and MAN TGE; Kia Ceed, Skoda Superb, Kia Ceed, Peugeot Jumpy; grey Toyota sedan is an Avensis (built in the UK); Toyota Land Cruiser, Hyundai Tucson, Toyota Auris, Kia Sportage, VW Transporter x2, Kia Ceed, Toyota Land Cruiser, Mercedes Sprinter, Peugeot Jumpy, Mercedes Sprinter x2, unmarked Opel Astra, Fiat Ducato, Mercedes Sprinter x3, Kia Ceed, MAN TGX, Hyundai i30, Opel Vivaro, Kia Ceed, Opel Astra, Kia Ceed, Suzuki Vitara, VW Transporter, Peugeot Bipper, VW Transporter, Peugeot Rifter, BMW 3 Series, Mercedes Sprinter, BMW 3 Series, Skoda Superb, Toyota Corolla, BMW 3 Series, MAN TGE; black Opel wagon is an Astra; MAN TGE, Mercedes Sprinter, Peugeot Jumpy x2, Toyota Land Cruiser. Other notes: the two cars holding open the junction in several clips are Kia Ceeds. The red Ford Escape is a second-generation Ford Kuga in Europe. The MAN van is the TGE; it's a rebadged VW Crafter, the badges are literally all that's different between the two. The dorky Mercedes is a first-gen A-Class. A genius exercise in vehicle packaging and pioneered stability control – after it failed the moose test. Terrible handling and pretty nasty interior quality but, you know, genius exercise in packaging. Lastly, your first-gen Saturn Vue is based on the GM Theta platform, which wasn't used by Opel in that form. The platform was later updated by GM Daewoo in Korea, primarily for the Chevrolet Captiva. Opel then put its own body on the Captiva platform, that being the Antara. The Antara was then rebadged as the second-gen Saturn Vue for sale in the US.
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  7103. What a wonderful video Ian! You're an honorary Aussie now mate!
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  7104. my favorite was to put milo into the ice cream and mix it together until the ice-cream softens up into a 'soft-cone' like texture
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  7105. We Finns are so happy and lucky 👍🙂
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  7106. Nice! 🙂 4:05 "Horch!" (German) = "Listen!" = "Audi!" (Latin) It was the same founder, but a different company. You can read the interesting history on Wikipedia for example. 8:40 Also: Africa where you can see a lot of the old trucks replaced by Chinese ones. 9:30 Yeah, I took a Mahindra jeep in an Indian national park through some rivers 🙂 9:47 Tata owns Jaguar and Land Rover 🙂 I would suggest some videos on Indian trucking, these factory images are just bland, in reality they are much more colorful individually designed artworks. Also, check out the Tata Nano, which was supposed to be the world's cheapest car. A friend of mine owned it and we drove quite a bit in it, it drove like a Go-cart and even off-road. Some Indian road video scenes I took from a Tata Indica rental car (this always includes a driver): https://youtu.be/Ln9ntoVBVts?t=3701 Also, might I suggest diesel locomotives for a change on your channel? Their prime movers are as big as some of the cars and trucks here... ;-) On the India video you can find ALCO and GM-powered diesels, and there is plenty more... e.g. an uphill GM-diesel in Croatia: https://youtu.be/8dKyesaN99k?t=592
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  7107. "If they can make it like this [European Fanta], why do they make it like this [US Fanta]?" Most likely because a) the US version is cheaper to produce, and b) artificial colouring and flavours are not allowed in European countries. Just an educated guess though. Regarding drinks, a particular combination that I sometimes enjoy is 7/8 Sprite (EU version), 1/8 lemon syrup. Word to the wise: don't slam that one down, enjoy it sip by sip instead.
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  7108. Hi Ian, I know this is off-topic but I just wanted to express my sadness at the terrible tornados America just had. I can’t remember where you are, but I don’t think it’s in that region, however I just wanted to say love from Australia, all these natural disasters our counties endure are so devastating. Hope everyone in your circle is ok.
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  7109. Loved the cheer you gave the two lads getting the forby up onto the median strip.
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  7110. Being a German, I just want to throw in, that using inches for screws, nuts tubes and pipes isn't that unusual here and I guess in other parts of the metric world neither. But I must underline the danger using both systems side by side. In university I worked with gase sometimes under high pressure or sometimes reacting violently with air. While I still remember we could use a 14 mm wrench and a 9/16 inch wrench interchangeably mixing up imperial and metric tubes/pipes and fittings could spell disaster. Even though we usually kept both systems separately mix ups did happen and I am glad that we always checked air tightness before using assembled equipment.
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  7111. You're welcome Ian & family. Cheers from sunny Sydney, 'Straya ✌✌😎😎
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  7112. As already said it's not plain glass, it's double with vaccum in between for isolation. Here in Belgium, for such "door-windows" which have glass under 90 cm high, the norm (the law) is to have laminated glass (like in car's windshields). Goal beeing to protect kids from accidents I guess...
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  7113. 2 fingers of foam is standard. If it is a little more, that does not matter as it will reduce automatically. No foam is a no go. Btw, the glass on YOUR left is actually for wheat beer. It's a little strange to drink other styles from such a glass ;-) Looking forward to watching additional beer videos, they are pretty entertaining. Prost from Germany
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  7114. Speaking as an American, breakfast in Paris was the best meal I’ve ever had, anywhere. Simply delicious.
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  7115. Yes…Hey Pedro and Ian so glad your doing another video together, great work…Cheers❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  7116. I can tell at the end you were very careful Can we please get back to when we do t have to worry about upsetting the tiniest of the minority of the masses that just want to enjoy the life we all live Peacefully to all and especially your family To will always have your support as a mate from the land down under And support your family in any way possible you only need ask Cheers mate it’s awesome to see you smile and laugh
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  7117. Don't worry about youtube bs it's just streamers hating the fact they aren't getting the same attention complaining. Australia loves you we will protest and put youtube on notice if they pick on you there are other streamers that are being demonitised like The natasha and debbie show had a major fight with youtube and won so I suggest you ask them
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  7118. Gday mate, I’m in Adelaide, South Australia. We have many good beers down here, being from Adelaide I am somewhat bias to coopers pale ale. But the beers from Czech Republic and Belgium are next level.
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  7119. Saw these cars at Donington Park and Silverstone in 1989. Saw a young Michael Schumacher in the Sauber Mercedes. I was a Jaguar fan but the Merc sounded wicked. But the sound of the Aston Martin was something else. Great racing, and great engine noises.
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  7120. That firefighter (Feuerwehr) scene, is from a German "adult movie" that's why they brought the bed....because guess what's going to happen next. 😉
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  7121. I've not got this game yet but my maximum enjoyment in rally games is to pick a good car and hit the time trials hard. Playing the same track over and over for a whole session knocking fractions of a second of my time is so enjoyable. The best laughs I'd had playing with friends have been those nights where we compete on time trials. Best drunken quote from one of those nights was "lucky b star d, you were a passenger for most of that run!!!"
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  7122. Just here to like and comment for the algorithm before I watch it when I have some free time 😎 Also random fact for you! The Australian Kelpie and Australian Cattle Dog (Blue-heeler) are dingo hybrids! The early settlers bred dogs with dingos to get a species more suited to the Australian climate ✌️
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  7123. And don't forget the skills of bus drivers who deliver tourists to their destination throughout Europe. The narrow streets they encounter in countries such as Italy, Spain and Greece are often incredible for delivering passengers to their hotel.
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  7124. I have attended my city’s carol’s by candlelight for 20+ years since I was born, with all my family. My mum and her best friend have been going for about 40 years. Beautiful tradition, fireworks at the end with Santa on stage and then we go for a drive and look at Christmas lights.
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  7125. They did the same thing there in Italy with the Lamborghini Huracan police car: they granted the wish of a sick child, to being escorted to his last day of school, before the surgery, onboard the Lamborghini Huracan police car, preceded with two police motor bikes and followed behind by a Carabinieri car and a firefighter's truck
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  7126. Most of the cars you see are available in the us market, except for some nissans like the patrol safari 4800 and the tuned v8 swapped patrols
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  7127. I love that it’s impossible to watch your videos without having a huge smile. What a beautiful family! You do realise us Aussies will spoil you even more in person, I look forward to seeing your family adventures down under sometime 💗
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  7128. The old man knows his beer Carlton draught is my drop too now that he has tasted real beer there will be a tear in the corner of his eye when he goes to buy more and can't
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  7129. 2:28 Alphaville - Forever Young, Germany 3:57 Stephanie - is actually the Princess of Monaco! 7:06 Fancy - Slice me Nice, Germany (real name Manfred Segieth ;-)) ) 11:31 All of them except two. ;-) Yep, 80s are the soundtrack of my youth.
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  7130. Yep, back later guys, gotta get a start on herding up a mob of emus, followed by a flock of Maggies, and if room permits a few cassowary's and at least 30 breeding pairs of lapwing plovers. Someone else can start on arranging transport for Australia's gift to Sweden. We mostly grew up on Vegemite, my grandkids had it on their dummy (pacifier) from about 2 months old. I'm 59, and still eat it at least 4 days a week. I'll probably still be eating it at 90 lol 😜😜😜 Oh, and good luck with the birds, we're sure you guys will be best of mates in no time😆😆😆
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  7131. Well done Ian for spreading the Cheer around your town. And well done to all the Aussies and Kiwi's who sent stuff to Ian. So touching to see people around the world chipping in just because they can. No pressure, no demands, just being decent Human Beings. I applaud all of you. 😊❤
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  7132. My first car was a 1984 Skoda 120L, and it did NOT look like that! 🤣 The engine was in the rear and the cooler in the front, so it took 10 gallon of water for every gallon of fuel!
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  7133. Ř is the hardest syllable in our alphabet. Your first try for this letter is pretty good.
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  7134. Congratulations Iwrocker fam!!! I didn't know. Well done bruh!!! We'll see you down here when it happens
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  7135. The Germans definitely knows how to make cars. 🚗
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  7136. That's Awesome Ian! Love the name of the basement "Room Down Under"😁
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  7137. I use to work at Packer Leather here in Ozz. We mainly did Roo leather. It has a tensile strength greater that steel. I use to handle around 700k skins a year. 90% of shoes are made form it...
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  7138. Our emergency vehicles can vary greatly not only state to state but also between regions too. We have everything from BMW sports cars and Holden Commodore utes for highway patrol to Pajero and Hilux 4X4s in places where going bush is required and everything in between. The plane and helicopter dumping water over the water was most likely as part of a display for Australia Day celebrations. The hi-vis strips on the fire, SES (state emergency service) and sometimes police and ambulance vehicles is because unless you are in a populated area, there are lots and lots of vast stretches of road, wide open spaces and thick bush where it is hard to see anything outside of your head lights beam. Having the hi-vis and/or reflective strips on the vehicles and uniforms is more a safety feature for the services men and women at night, so they don't get hit by passing motorists or missed by other emergency service vehicles arriving on scene. Great video mate, loving watching you learn more about our great country 😊
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  7139. The fire tornadoes are fierce they feed themselves, even burning dirt. This ain't no movie.v
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  7140. Serbian here. We use both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets
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  7141. Those spiders are called huntsmen but can actually pick em up and escort them outside , as long as you don’t stress em out there cool as , but I usually let chill in my place cause they eat all the bloody flies and mozzies 🇦🇺🤙
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  7142. You really have struck a nerve with the Aussies that see your show, we are a proud people and many other youtubers are dismissive or disrespectful. Good on you getting well deserved karma :)
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  7143. You can’t go past a meat pie! Think bolognase with veggies, or steak, gravy and cheese wrapped in flaky pastry. Food of the gods, buy one anywhere.
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  7144. The French word for car fuel, essence, pretty much mean "extract", which is also why you find the same word used in perfumes, and also see it used for "essential oils" (it doesn't mean they are "required" it mean they are extracts!). Also, we use "Diesel" and "gasoil" for, well, diesel. Plane fuel is kérosène, and heating oil is "fioul" (and yes, that's a deformation of the English fuel).
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  7145. Rally cars have number plates cos they are road legal to drive stage to stage. Also remember 500 Road legal models must also be made and sold to enter a rally
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  7146. I would highly recommend watching 2006 and 2014 Bathurst 1000. Both are highly regarded as the greatest Bathurst 1000’s in history. One for its chaotic turns of events and the other for the emotion on the back of Peter Brock’s passing. Both should be free to watch on YouTube ❤
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  7147. That was great, especially the amount of indigenous history, usually that gets glossed over! I remember when I was in school, history class focused on English and American, only just touched on our own.
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  7148. You are actually one of the most enjoyable to watch playing ETS. Already looking forward to the next one.
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  7149. If a part comes off while driving, it's the car telling you you're not going fast enough and it sheds extra weight to help.
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  7150. Was planning to ride out the cyclone (here in Brisbane) and then hope the subsequent flooding wasn't too bad and just bail then if I had to. And then the cops turned up at the door and told me, "we strongly advise you to leave and now." They can't force you to leave but having been through 2011 flood where I had the same deal at 2am and I acknowledged but didn't leave there and then.... this time I've taken heed. Fingers crossed...
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  7151. Lamingtons are an Aussie staple lol , is anyone on here in the NT I bet Daniella would love some native indigenous spices to cook with :-) shame didgeridoos are so big to mail that would have been an awesome addition to the pool room :-) to the beautiful family in Wodonga who sent in the big box, my cousin was Dr Patterson in Wodonga who passed a few years ago of cancer, he was well loved and respected in the town, he may have been your doc ! Beautiful gifts everyone sent in today :-)
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  7152. A lot of Australian supermarket chains offer free fruit for kids , Woolworths and Coles especially .
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  7153. Where I grew up in France, the water tower was called "chateau d'eau" (water castle). It was an old stone made tower. It doesn't exist anymore though 😢
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  7154. This is the craziest motorsport of all. I think being the passenger is just impossible to imagine Fair play and respect for their bravery and skill RIP to those who lost their lives at this years TT, its sad, but they know what they are getting in to
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  7155. You'd probably get a nickname closer to Wellsy (Well - Zee) in the area I grew up in (Cairns).
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  7156. VB, aka Victorian Bitter. Coopers is the piss we sell to Americans because nody in Aust will stoop so low as to drink the stuff EVEN if paid to do so.
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  7157. Cooper's is the only beer with a best after date. I must say that was an epic ad lol FYI I'm drinking cooper's pale right now😉
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  7158. List invalid, no ABBA, no Queen. Even though they disbanded in '82, ABBA had some huge hits in that decade. Also no Phil Collins or Peter Gabriel, no Scorpions, no Roxette, no The Police, no U2 and I could go on. Feels more like a list of someone's personal favourite (mostly Europop) songs. Missing the quintessential '80s rock song: Europe - The Final Countdown. And how the hell do you not mention Nena's 99 Luftballons? Ah, well. Still fun though 😊
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  7159. Yep, thumbs up for a mini F1 sidecar reaction 👍 looks awesome
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  7160. Wow the US flaming hot is so red, it doesn't even look like food
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  7161. Best wishes to Australia ❤ love from germany ❤
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  7162. I don't usually drink juice, but people that do tell me that in Portugal they have their own good orange beberage: Sumol.
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  7163. In the Gulf War our guys with Scammell transporters were tasked with transporting US armour they ran 24/7 apparently your military were very impressed with how they performed! We've now ended up with Oshkosh tractors!
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  7164. Automatics used to be seen as "old peoples cars" in my country (Netherlands) I am from Europe and I always find it funny when Americans on youtube call a 3L V6 engine "a small engine". My last car was a 2L BMW 320i with an automatic transmission. I loved it! Now I have an Audi A5 with manual again and I miss the automatic very much! My next car will definately be an automatic again.
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  7165. You need to look up Morgan. They have produced cars for over 110 years at the same site. Three wheelers that used to have a V twin up front, wooden framed cars, traditional metal forming processes. Very much worth a deeper dive.
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  7166. Must say he's done a cracking job of this vid, there's not much he's has left out...
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  7167. I have a list a few beverages than I think you could find interesting: 1) Irn-Bru (Scotland), 2) Almdudler (Austria), 3) J20 (Uk), 4) Kinnie (Malta), 5) Crodino (Italy), 6) Limoncello (Italy), 7) Bionade (Germany), 8) Fentimans Botanical Drinks (Uk), 9) Rivella (Switzerland)
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  7168. Not a Honda, it's a Toyota Corolla.
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  7169. No body roll. No lunging under breaks. Really well set up car, and yes, sounds absolutely badass, and I'm a Holden / Chev diehard.
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  7170. These are probably the two best countries to live in but obviously Australia has the far better climate. I've been to many countries and while many have been great to visit I'd never consider moving out of Australia. Very safe,very friendly,very clean and in general a very caring country
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  7171. Seeing as Monaco is a famous track and the Grand Prix is this weekend, could you react to ayrton senna’s 1990 qualifying onboard lap. It is rediculous
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  7172. Old Pedro is a classy guy he’s got some swagger for sure
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  7173. Everybody has their own tastes but in my opinion Red Rooster is one of Australia's best takeaway food joints. They don't deep fry like KFC. They roast their chicken. In my opinion they do the best chips (fries). My favourite is the Flayva Wrap. Roast chicken fillets with lettuce, tomato, cheese and herb mayo (some times I get bacon as well) in a soft flat bread, like a tortilla. My brother loves the pineapple fritters. Pineapple slices that have been cored and then dipped in a batter and deep fried. If I had any problem with Red Rooster is that it is more expensive than KFC but the quality of the food makes up for the price.
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  7174. As an Aussie I found it difficult driving on right… first time driving in the US was in Chicago, stayed overnight, then drove to Columbus. On the highway kept wandering across the lanes, and found it difficult at cross roads.
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  7175. I played Goal Attack in A grade Comp. To appreciate you need to watch a whole game. It appears to you there's no defence on the goal shooters, of which there are only two, because there are contact and distance penalties. If you can get under the goal post it's impossible for the GD, Goal Defence, to get close enough to interfere with the shot. The defence is in keeping the Goal Shooter and Goal Attack, who are the only goal scorers, as far away from the goal post as possible. It isn't as fast as Basketball but it's more strategic. Like Chess with a ball.
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  7176. If you don't like humidity, don't come to Brisbane! Don't get me wrong, I love my city [ born and bred here ] but the humidity in summer is disgusting. It's sticky, uncomfortable and just drains your energy. I'd move to Tassie every summer if I could - lol. Thanks Ian 😊
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  7177. As promised, it's Pedro's size, but they are unisex so if you want it Danielle, I won't complain. There is a book on their history in another package, but it seems that you opened this one first rather than the last one. Also, a little explanation on Lowes Australia, It is a Men's clothing store here in Australia, Their adverts are classic and play out like a skit on a old Australian comedy show, I would recommend Ian to have a watch.
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  7178. the cab braking of the truck is for safety of the driver. they are designed to snap of when in a collision like that
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  7179. Right, I was wondering why it simultaneously whines like a banshee and roars like mad. Guess that explains it!
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  7180. I'm in Ireland and I order a crate of Berliner Kindl a couple of times a year. Nectar of the gods
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  7181. I remember when I first saw this. Laughed my arse off! Yes, I've been guilty of warning tourists about Drop bears...in the Tropical North, where Koalas don't live. Well, they do live up North on the tablelands, but not up around Cooktown way.
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  7182. Hi Ian, there are approximately 2,400 yineyards in Australia across many state in fact all Australia state grow grapes for wine, we export around 2 billion dollars worth of wine each year.
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  7183. 2:34 is a Toyota Corolla AE86 3:09 is a Toyota Starlet KP61 6:44 is a Opel Astra F CC
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  7184. The unloading spot at 9:05 may be ridiculous by American standards, but in Europe it's pretty normal for deliveries to have to go into tight locations all the time. I am a trucker myself, I work in the Netherlands and this one might be a bad place to go to, but it's just that, a place to go to and unload :)
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  7185. 8:00 Thats the view I saw going to Asia many years ago. Melbourne depart and 6 hours later you are still in Australia and about to go over Broome. 👀
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  7186. When i spoke to an American online, ill never forget what she said... "Wow you speak American in Australia" Yes well what do you say to that.....
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  7187. The alps are the reason why south Europe has the "mediterran climate". If you know that Naples in Italy is at the same latitude !! Winter in New York could be fu...ing cold, meanwhile in Naples/Italy you can sit outside quite warm and enjoy a coffee. Thanks to the Mountains.
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  7188. Ya, travelling in Europe pre-Euro was a pain in the ass. I had to do it a few times while on training trips over there. Post Euro was a breeze, could drive around from Germany to Luxembourg to Belgium, to Holland and have a detour into France on the way back with no problems with money. All Euros are accepted everywhere, just great. Oh, by the way, glad to see you wearing a Wisconsin Badgers hat, LOL, Go Badgers!
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  7189. I live in Brisbane, that summer storm cloud is typical. That's as normal as normal gets. Actually that one is relatively tame, you know that you're really in for an interesting time when the storm clouds turn green, something close to the colour of an Olive. Green sky- time to hide out for a while.
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  7190. If it's inside a plastic bag, it's not bread.... I never, but never buy bread like that. But then I live in Portugal and bread here is really good 😃
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  7191. Good explanation
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  7192. Get into the salt and vinegar smiths. Theyre my go to especially when beers are involved. I'm pretty sure salt and vinnies arent Australian specific. They make salt and vinegar pringles so i dont reckon its a region specific thing.
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  7193. Thats why sheep are called Wooly JUMPERS and also why we call "sweaters" jumpers as they were all originally made of wool. Whereas yours are apparently made of sweat 😂
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  7194. The SEG (Special Escort Group) are also very interesting, they're part of the Metropolitan police in London, they're only used for top ranking officials, royals, heads of state etc. but they use some very interesting techniques to make sure whoever they're escorting never has to stop, like using whistles instead of sirens and not having a set route, they make up their route as they go, there's a very interesting video called 'Inconspicuous Ingenuity - Escorted by the Met Police SEG' all about them, this video includes footage from inside a vehicle being escorted which makes it very unique.
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  7195. I hung out there for a day while in the top end there was not a dull moment with catching barra and watching road trains driving over the crossing it was a fun day 👍🇭🇲
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  7196. Seriously? Someone finally sends Wrocker Shapes but they're Vegemite shapes? Where's the BBQ!? I'm going to have to take things into my own hands obviously.
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  7197. Brock and Johnson were the legends of that era.
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  7198. Dee....thank you so much for the gifts for the little ones!!!!!!! They are adorable!! You made them so happy! 😊❤
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  7199. What a mail time! 🎁 Ginger and dark chocolate is actually very common combination in Australia. Buderim Ginger has a bunch of ginger confectionery too.
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  7200. 10/10 for the effort. Was great fun to watch and if it had gone perfectly it wouldn't have had the same charm. FYI, my first sponge cake closely resembled a wall tile. 😂😂😂
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  7201. Bathurst 1000 the greatest bloody race of all time! Ive lived in Bathurst for the last 5 years and have watched the races every year
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  7202. Yeah, that's pretty standard fare for police officers in my country too xD IMO funniest Nordic police chase video on YouTube is the Finnish drunk bicyclist.
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  7203. DriftMaster European Championship is more impressive honestly If you're looking the battle between Pawel Borkovski VS James DEANE it's another level too.
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  7204. What you need now is a decent sound system to pump out some classic Aussie rock!
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  7205. Pedro better score some Tim Tams to take home!
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  7206. In Romania there's a saying, you have to pass Transfăgărășan as a driver and as a passenger to fully enjoy it. You can also take a look at Transalpina another road closer to this caliber. EDIT: I enjoyed this in my mx-5 ... this is the perfect road for a Miata
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  7207. The Dakar rally is the longest race in professional motorsports. Something like 6200 miles, through some of the harshest terrain on the planet. Its like six Baja 1000s back to back, and then some.
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  7208. Gday is 100% the most common greeting especially out of the cities. To do the Aussie accent you need to speak with an upward inflection and drop a few consonants. Eg Wass up mate?. How’s it gawn?
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  7209. Your cat's face was totally "I am plotting your demise, human" :P.
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  7210. Such wonderful gifts from your Aussie mates, so cute to see kids excited with grocery collection, love your channel. Thanks so much for creating such a friendly feel good community!!
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  7211. I vividly remember the worst sunburn I ever had. I fell asleep camping in Summer after a few too many drinks then woke up in agony. I got back home the next day. Apart from my body burning, it was the overpowering itchiness that was the worst. I slept on a foam mattress for 3 days in my living room with the air-con at max. Barely got a wink of sleep though. Several layers of skin peeled off after that. One of the worst experiences of my life. But I had to laugh about it. My friends were all laughing at me, so I had to join in. 🙃Edit : The Jenolan Caves are in NSW nearish to the Blue Mountains. I went there once as a kid and they're spectacular.
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  7212. To give a comparison: my rental house in the Netherlands is HALF the price with DOUBLE the space, so you could say 4 times as cheap..... but it's an ordinary 1980 house in a medium sized city, not a 17th century canal house......
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  7213. Some interesting facts for you. The white shape that is the background of the shapes word/ logo on the box matches the shape of the crackers inside. If you look on all the different flavours boxes, that white shape is different to match their crackers. Also stubby holders can also be called stubbie cooler and although the name is long, its called that because beers are called stubbies. Lastly, Cordial in Australia is pronounced core-dee-all, and is a flavoured concentrate that is mixed with water. Very popular in the summertime, and a great way to prepare them is diluting it as per the instructions, and putting the liquid into ice block/pole molds or into plastic cups, putting them in the freezer and eating them frozen. Hope you are all well :)
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  7214. I am from Austria and live in the "Pinzgau" where the car got its name from. I have to say, i see Unimogs pretty regulary, although as "event cars" or camping cars, not for the street. Pinzgauer on the other hand you will only see them in a military setting. The Pinzgau ("the State of Salzburg is divided into 5 "Gaus". One of them is the "Pinzgau", a very mountaines region in Salzburg) is in the middle of the Austrian Alps, so good alpine trucks are a must here. BTW, i love the Unimog, but would take a Pinzgauer anytime - everytime. Greetings from Austria
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  7215. OMG great reaction - great memories. This was the very first Bathurst that I ever watched with my brother and Dad. I was 9 years old. My Dad owned an XW falcon, but just a regular in line six. However, to watch Moffat take the Phase 3 GTHO over the mountain and down conrod straight hitting unheard of speeds and then trying to stop with rear drum breaks was like watching Hercules wrestle the Hydra of Lerna. Moffat was the family hero until Dicky J came along.
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  7216. Great video mate, face it, you've captured our hearts with your family, it's so wonderful to see you learning about new things from the land down under.....and the best part is we're learning about America at the same time.... I love it....merry Christmas and new year mate keep up the good work....cheers Dave
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  7217. Skippy Skippy the bush kangaroo Skippy Skippy a friend ever true. Skippy was Sonny’s friend on the TV show. It was a bit like Flipper but better.
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  7218. Omg, omg, omg - christmas lights...... when I had my babies, the most wonderous experience we had as a family was driving around our area and finding the houses whom had gone 'all out' with the lights :D It was magical..... and the local council would put up the map for the houses :D
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  7219. Would love to have you here in Australia! Keep up the great videos absolutely loving the content. So happy you got Tim Tams
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  7220. Some time back in the 1980s I met an Austrian couple, they were telling me about their world travel. A couple of times when asked where are you from,? the husband said Austria, & he was asked about kangaroos and koalas being in the streets of the town's.. then he had to explain the difference between Austria & Australia
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  7221. The oldest preserved stone house in NW Europe is in Scotland, and was built in 3700 bc, lol.
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  7222. I found a baby brown snake in my kitchen one day. Swept it up into an esky bag and released it back into bushland close by. Then........found out that baby brown snakes are more dangerous than adult brown snakes (when they bite they can't control the volume of their venom). Wont be doing that again by myself 😧
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  7223. From memory, I think the in car cameras back then transmitted to a circling helicopter and relayed to the ground commentators. This is why there was the occasional interruption.
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  7224. NEXT ONE TO WATCH IS THE SERVO GUY ,
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  7225. 15:35 Yep, that's probably one of the most common utes in Australia. The Hilux is ubiquitous, owned commonly by 'tradies' and weekend-adventurers. Great for off-roading, pulling camp-trailers and boats, dirt bikes in the back, or just your every-day work-horse needs. This is what we love, too.
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  7226. 2:35 Just a bit of context. Jeff Fenech is a retired Australian boxer that had won world titles in three weight divisions. Around this period, he was known for mumbling ''I Love You's all'' to his fans after a match (or something).
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  7227. Most European countries have good bakeries. France and Germany are outstanding for bread. But pastries are next level too.
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  7228. Drove the Uni Mog in the Australian Army Reserves in the 90s. The mog was going a little bit fast into the dips. I have been in worse drives then that. Nice video.
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  7229. The IWrocker family may have to rent the house next door just to keep the toy car collection 😂🤘 Nice
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  7230. Also in the indestructible car category Sweden has the SAAB 900. SAAB are now defunkt but worth checking out for some of their crazy innovations.
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  7231. @3:05 it's a Peugeot 106 (a gen2 16V I believe), the smallest car of the brand between 1991 and 2003; The blue Renault just after is a Maxi Megane; @4:30 that's a Hyundai Accent WRC from the early 2000's; @5:00 Fiat Punto/ Edit: nope, it's a Skoda, thanks GiorGiiTV 😅 Love your Rally reactions ^_^
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  7232. 🔹️Maralinga [Population 59 (2016)] • If you look closely, you can see the ground is covered with what looks like broken glass, where the soil got so hot it literally melted and turned to silicon. And even after all this time, the natural vegetation still won't grow back. "The grass here only ever grows a few inches," said Mr Matthews. "Even the birds and the kangaroos still stay clear of this area." More than half a century on, most people here still regard Maralinga as a dark chapter in British Australian history
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  7233. Love the variety of cars. The older, extremely tuned vehicles are so cool. The VW Bug especially!
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  7234. I love that you both have been having fun with this whole soda gimmick thing ever since that first video blew up. It must be a fun little experience, and you both seem like such lovely people!
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  7235. a thing to note on the tax spending, Health spending is about 20% of the budget and we have universal healthcare. the US spends about 30% of the Federal budget on their version of Medicare and other health programs which most citizens does not get covered by. See the effect of privatised healthcare? Edit: Also interesting we spend about 9% on Education, US budget for Education is just 3-4%
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  7236. I laughed so hard! I mean, the poor lady is shitting herself, but it's hilarious! How could anyone not want to do this?
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  7237. Looks great. Sounds like a hemi should!
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  7238. In the area where I live in Portugal there are at least four: one Favorit Forman, one 90's Felicia and two 90's Felicia pickups, a normal one and one Fun model, both with the 1.9 D engine. 🙂
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  7239. Damn, you guys have so much stuff sent to you by folks. With the cost of living, it all must be a HUGE help, i.e., the toys and books and such for the kiddos.
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  7240. Should've said that you were his cousin Gecko Dundee!😁
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  7241. I like that they experience something very German/Austrian: that people either love Hefeweizen or just hate it - there´s like nothing in between 😂😂😂
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  7242. Agree with you Ian - old cars are an immersive experience, newer cars feel like you are driving a whitegood!
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  7243. If you can't laugh at yourself or others then where are we as a society...we just need to chiil the F down and just not look at everything as an attack!
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  7244. I would like to straighten something up about history. Unfortunately too many people lie about history now to follow an agenda. Not just Australia. Just a couple of facts. Firstly, the Endeavour was NOT a war ship as some would have you believe. It was a trade ship. It of course had armaments encase they were attacked by pirates. Every ship did then. Secondly, Cook had set up trade with Fiji and stopped at Australia to do trade with the natives there. Unfortunately they couldn't get the natives to understand anything, so they decided to leave. As they were boarding the Endeavour a native speared one of Cooks men in the back. So don't get the impression that Australian natives were these innocent people who were attacked for no reason. As idiots try to make out today. A lot of bad things happened to a lot of people throughout history. People today can't be made responsible for it. The past is the past as they say. It can't be changed, even though people are trying to by tearing down statues, creating false history etc. You can't even learn from history when people are changing it, which is the real damage.
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  7245. Is this turning into a UniMoG addiction? 😁
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  7246. It's an Ausdie tradition (when I was a kid) to roll your Jaffas down the aisle at the Cinema 🎥
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  7247. 8:09 It's so hard to understand italian slangs, (I'm from Rome city) but if I understood properly what he said, he said: "there were 5 or 6 buses and if the car wouldn't left, it'd end badly!!" I also watched a different video about this narrow road, different situations, and I was astonished!! It amazed me how they really could manage it all with jokes, ability and a sort of 'calm behavior'!! [Edit] @Basstard correced me, the driver actually ended saying: "It'd end up 'tomorrow'" In order to say that they wouldn't never made it!!
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  7248. The Bathurst track is actually a road course, outside of racing it is a normal road with a 60kph/35mph speed limit. The cars at this time (Holden Commodore/Ford Falcon) were based on normal road cars but with a space frame tube chassis, control motors at 600+hp, brakes and control full slick or full wet tyres. Bathurst has been used for racing and as a scenic drive since the mid 1930's and for the endurance event (originally the Armstrong 500 (500 mile) race) since 1963. In 1973 with the introduction of the metric system, the race was changed to the 1000 kilometer format they use now. They have also held the annual 12 hour race here since 2007.
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  7249. I was very surprised that the USA turned out more expensive for fresh fruit and veg. In the UK it seems a heck of a lot of our fresh produce is imported so I expected it to be more expensive because of transport costs. But I guess id you are transporting stuff from one end of the USA to the other, those costs are also going to add up
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  7250. The FX was the first " Holden " ute built , the panel vans was introduced in the FJ series. Those van are more rare than the utes, both are very expensive to purchase in that condition. The HQ one tonner was produced by Holden, came in two six cylinders and two v8 cylinders versions, either three speed ( on the tree ) manual, thee speed auto, or a four speed ( on the floor) manual .
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  7251. I have an x-class it’s pretty good, I wasn’t sure about it until I sat in it. I’m glad I got it, it’s not perfect but it surprised me with how good it is!
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  7252. The point about cash: l live in Sweden and l travel to other countries 2-3 times per year and l never use cash. It's been so long that l don't recognize the bills any more. If you have Visa or Mastercard, you are golden. The other points are spot on. Also, Euro doesn't work in Sweden. I have seen people do that mistake. Don't do it or you'll go hungry
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  7253. I’m not sure if only having one TimTam left was a good or a bad thing. Bad, because only one? That’s not enough! Good because if you had more, you’d just keep going, and the next thing you know, the packet’s empty. Whoops.
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  7254. At this level Drift drivers are power artists. The cars move like brush strokes. It's pretty epic, cheers!
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  7255. I've lived my whole life in S.A. My wife and I have been to just about every winery we can find in the state. Our FAVOURITE date days by far are taking wine tours even though we've done them all before and then some. It's always a massive pleasure to spend the day with a few others on a bus to be chartered around and taste the local wine and produce. The best.
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  7256. I'm not from the US, but the peoples of the United States of AMERICA are Americans. Pretty simple really. It's in the name of their country. The USA, Canada and Argentina are countries within the continent of America, as are France and Germany within the continent of Europe. When referring to countries of origin, they are American, Canadian, Argentinian, French and German. Not too hard to comprehend. When referring to continents, they are American and European. It all depends on context. The video this was referring to was good, it took the topic light-heartedly. The same as Ian did. But it tires me when some want to denigrate Americans for calling themselves American when it clearly stems from the name of their country. No-one is confused and says, "But I'm confused, which country are you actually from?"
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  7257. Land Rover Discovery 3 and 4 have Air Suspensions, Range Rover same, Defender are the back bone of Land Rover and the old Range Rover, check the Camel Trophy run from Land Rover blow your mind.
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  7258. Great video. nice seeing your wife on camera too for her reaction. can't wait to see that happening more often in the future. I feel like you'll get many recommendations in the future to do comparisons of beverages and food and etc
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  7259. I play and coach netball, so I enjoy highlights videos like the one you watched, but they aren’t really a good entry point for non-netballers. There’s never any context for what’s going on. If you’re interested in learning about netball, I’d suggest watching a game (or the final quarter of a game) so you can get a sense of the actual gameplay and rhythm. The 2018 Commonwealth Games final (Australia’s Diamonds vs England’s Vitality Roses) is a great one, especially since it’s neck-and-neck throughout the game. It was the first time in history that a team other than Australia and New Zealand made the Comm Games netball final, so it was a momentous game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INLR2m2cR4E
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  7260. Ian, great video, if you do again, would like to see a more focused video, for example - 1 where you tried to find a first house for a short term rental, say for up to 12 months while you get to know Oz - 2 where you search for a house to buy for your family (this could be a multipart video if you want suggestions) you tell us what you'd want in a long term house and then search houses in a realistic price range in area's you'd like to live Rural Australia can be quite affordable especially once you go inland a bit
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  7261. North western Australia has iron mines, occasionally we'd see 50degC. Thank God for AC/refrigeration.... Aussie invention btw 😁
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  7262. Misha is not scared, he's a racing car driver also. In his channel he drives others cars xD full flat also. Normal cars, modified cars, etc. It's a must ^^ you must see more from his channel.
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  7263. Hello ! I was raised in a bakery. I let you imagine the smells of bread and viennoiseries that I felt as soon as I was going to have my breakfast. The giant chocolate breads after school and of course the incredible desserts that we had with every meal. In addition, I had an uncle whose job was butcher, pork butcher, caterer ... Imagine the incredible family meals .... I also did the job of baker six years, two years by serving France aboard a combat ship. Damn, what good memories!
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  7264. This year's race was an example of intelligent and clean racing. There were a few mistakes, but only one safety car. I call that a win.
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  7265. Highly underrated yet fascinatingly entertaining series. From an Aussie perspective, we don't see enough races televised which is a disappointment for sure. These at Bathurst are awesome!
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  7266. When you answer surprising information with "really, right?" , the Czech will say "fakt, jo?". Which literally translates to "fact, yeah?" It can lead to painful misunderstandings. (maybe it's right, I can hardly speak English without Google)
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  7267. Congratulations 🎉 from Australia 🇦🇺
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  7268. As a Kiwi I'm actually embarrassed about that last guys whole is clues less. lol. we don't say laundry we say washing. ive never heard a kiwi say jackass etc
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  7269. Dude you are a such an awesome person I am not surprised you are getting these sent you. Us Kiwis and Aussies love our American friends who like travel and learn about the rest of the world. Your videos are so genuine and fun to watch. Love it... :) I am not even into cars and motorsport, and I love this channel!
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  7270. Heinrich Lanz AG in Mannheim was a German manufacturer of agricultural machinery. The majority of shares in the company, which was founded in 1859, were taken over by the US agricultural machinery manufacturer John Deere in 1956. The sales name "Bulldog" for the agricultural tractors manufactured by Lanz between 1921 and 1960 became a synonymous generic name for tractors from all manufacturers. Since 1967, John Deere has no longer used the "Lanz" brand for products from its German subsidiary, and in the same year the suffix was also removed from its company name. In 1956, after 200,000 Bulldogs had been built, Süddeutsche Bank, a predecessor of Deutsche Bank, sold its 51% majority shareholding in Heinrich Lanz AG for 115% or a total of 21.114 million DM (German marks) to the US company John Deere & Company, which expanded the Mannheim site to become its European headquarters. The last Bulldog design was presented in 1957, the D4016 with 40 hp (29 kW). In 1958, Lanz's corporate livery changed from blue and red to John Deere's green and yellow, and the first modern multi-cylinder diesel tractor was developed. In 1960, Heinrich Lanz AG Mannheim was renamed John Deere-Lanz AG. Bulldog production in Mannheim ended in 1960 with the introduction of the John Deere-LANZ 300 and 500 tractors with four-cylinder diesel engines. Bulldogs were still produced at Lanz Iberica in Getafe, Spain, until 1962. The John Deere (Lanz) tractors gradually replaced the entire Bulldog series; large models were initially still imported from the USA. Machines from the Mannheim and Zweibrücken factories still bore the lettering "John Deere-LANZ" for several years. The use of the brand name "Lanz" ended with the payout of the last Lanz shareholders in 1967, when the company name "John Deere-Lanz AG" was changed to "John Deere Werke Mannheim, Zweigniederlassung der Deere & Company". From then on, John Deere-Lanz Verwaltungs-AG limited itself to renting and leasing the Mannheim plant to John Deere & Co. At the Annual General Meeting on August 22, 2011, a resolution was finally passed to force the remaining shareholders of John Deere-Lanz Verwaltungs-Aktiengesellschaft to relinquish their shares in return for a payment of EUR 638.24 per share.
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  7271. Hi Ian, great vid. Just for your info, rainforests are from way up north all the way down to Tasmania. I have one near me and i am on the far south coast of NSW. They are not as majestic as the ones up north, but they are all over the coast. :)
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  7272. Austria is also known for its countless hiking trails. in nature, on the mountain, something for everyone and nature is magical
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  7273. Addidtives=extra shelf life=profits
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  7274. I love that you're saying "How're ya goin'?" instead of "How're you doin'?" You always take our Aussie lingo on board 😊 Watching this video, I can see why Ukraine asked us to send Bushmasters to help their war effort. Amazing vehicles.
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  7275. I love listening to the commentary from Murray Walker on this lap of Bathurst aboard with Brad Jones.
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  7276. How lucky are we! Beautiful photography of even more beautiful scenery
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  7277. Admire the honesty and scientific approach to this.
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  7278. Not sure... But I believe the purple plane to be a De Havilland Dash 8. It is a common plane in Europe for short distances. I believe that storm was called Xavier. We do get some crazy storms in central Europe in fall. Everybody in Switzerland and south of Germany still remembers Lothar. 30 years after.
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  7279. You should look bamses volvo 242 over 500hp 4 cylinder road car
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  7280. as a european i drank my first "Coors" some days ago - sorry to tell you so, yes it was realy "pisswater" compared to european beer. It taste like "watered" beer
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  7281. Safer to share all the Tim Tams with friends and neighbours than eat them hourly in your family.
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  7282. Damn Roxanne, that was an amazing package, that must have cost a fortune to send overseas. I remember sending some Tim Tams and other snacks to the US about 10 years ago and the postage alone was almost double what I paid for the goods. Very generous.
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  7283. I would recommend another videos about Czechia , theres literally 100x more and more places to look or visit ❤😂 (But be careful they mostly show the overrated places, when there is more places 😅) Btw yes Czechia doesn't have much flat areas and its mostly hilly.
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  7284. If you are right handed then driving on the left means your stronger hand is on the steering wheel at all times, leaving your weaker hand to fiddle with other controls
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  7285. I've met a lot of Americans on my travels... nice people but the ones that travel OS are very loud, especially from Texas 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I usually go out of my way to tell them we have one cattle farm that is bigger than the state of Texas. That usually quiets them down 🤣🤣🤣
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  7286. That trailer with the picture of the curtain pulled back is a graphic printed on a heavy duty vinyl curtain that you actually slide all the way back or all the way forward to give full side access for forklifts to load and unload the trailer easily from either side. If you look closely at the bottom of the side curtain you can see all the straps anchored at multiple spots along to hold the curtain in place for keeping secure along the road when travelling.
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  7287. My first thought was the same, this is him trolling all of us lol
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  7288. Happy Australia Day 🇦🇺❤
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  7289. The logo that you didnt know is Maybach they are known for extremly luxury cars and owned by Mercedes so they are European
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  7290. Ian, Bundy is affectionately known as "square bears" as the full size bottles are square instead of round. Also known as fightin' juice. But it doesn't affect me that way. Pay particular attention to the molasses flavour of the Bundy "coffee".
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  7291. The phone number in Port Maq is indeed eight digits to which you ad the NSW area code 02 if you are calling from another state (for a total of 10). Most states have their own area code except Tasmania which is cheated and share the Victorian 03 . Mobile phones also have a 10 digit number which starts with 04
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  7292. Since you are already watching cars in Sweden you should, if you havent already check out vidoes from Power Big Meet. Worlds biggest american car meet. Its insane what you can see there 😁 Its changed location the last few years, but if you ask me the old location in Västerås was the best 😎👍
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  7293. Dude no, shake it to wake it, shake it to wake it.. You have to shake it, to wake it! :D
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  7294. Re: 1 and 2 cent coins in Australia (Pennies in the US), as I recall, 1 and 2 cent coins were discontinued in Australia as the the cost of manufacturing of these coins was greater than the face value of the coins. They are no longer in circulation or production, however (I believe) they are still legal currency, not that you see anyone use them. Collectors are still looking for them and probably have a small collection of them. Yes, there are lots of "weird" things here in Aus, but they are not weird to us, just to everyone else in the world. But that is one of the many things that make Australia great and I, for one, would not wish to live anywhere else (with the exception of New Zealand). Have a great day. Cheers.
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  7295. One noticeable difference between NSW Highway Patrol cars to the rest of the states is they are more plain at the front .. like that Chrysler being all white at the front and a low light bar on the roof. It makes them bloody alot harder to spot oncoming or if they are off in the distance behind you. Driving trucks you just about have a natural ability to pick them ... lol
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  7296. Hearing Ritchie’s voice again almost brings a tear to the eye, one of the greats, both on and off the field. He was a magnificent commentator, and a gentleman. “The 12th man” did great parodies of our cricket commentators, definitely NSFW though!😂 You should check him out but I don’t think you could do a YouTube video about it…
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  7297. What a sweet and generous soul Roxanne has. Your kids are so well mannered guys, a sign of good parents.
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  7298. Can you see why people who try a whole spoonful have a negative reaction?
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  7299. My son in 2015 went to Colorado state university for a year long student transfer. There he told US students that rich people in Australia have kangaroos for pets so they can keep their money in the kangaroos pouch. Poorer people had koalas for pets as their droppings would help fertilise the veggie gardens.
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  7300. 1:22 you got it totally wrong :D The Truck is a Hybrid, so he totally could go anywhere. The Cables are only for charging the Battery^^
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  7301. The older lady who tried to put on a US accent actually had a relatively strong British accent, not an Aussie one 🙂 Yes, would love you to do vox pops with some locals re: what they think of Australia & Aussies 😊
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  7302. Mate, you need to look up what a “shoey” is, and do a video of one for your 20k sub celebration
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  7303. Pot the red and screw back for the yellow, green brown, blue, pink and black. We're all snooker nuts are we, we're all snooker loopy 😁
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  7304. Nobody smashes tyres like us Aussies. 👌 love your channel IAN . 💎💎💎
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  7305. That is way surreal meeting an Aussie movie director😲. So very cool that he knows your channel and you presenting Timmy tams to him🥰. Just the best, well done Danielle👌.
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  7306. This was very amusing to watch. Glad you like most of them. Greetings from Belgium!
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  7307. As an Aussie whos finding it hard to pay the weekly bills since covid , massive thanks to all of you have sent such an awesome arrange of stuff . Love seeing the genuine response from the IWrocker family .
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  7308. These are the sounds I grew up with and boy do I miss them. F1 is still exciting, but you no longer get the two days of ringing in the ears that won't let you forget how utterly fantastic it was to hear these things fly by.
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  7309. A group of kangaroos is called a "mob" of roos. The same as a tribal group of people is referred to as a "mob". Kangaroo is male Lore and Emu is Female Lore.
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  7310. Yesterday we had a really large low pressure system that extended from just South of Sydney all the way up to Brisbane. The tornado formed from this large weather system. Other parts of NSW and QLD experienced large amounts of hail and rain, while other suburbs could sit and watch it go past without experiencing much damage or impact.
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  7311. That web site with the (wanker) owner of Chev Truck saying "I can park wherever I want". That will be solved when Restrictions and Fines set in !
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  7312. The "hole in the ground" is for a Vickers Armstrong Mark V concealed hydro-pneumatic disappearing (retractable) swivel gun, which was a 6 inch breech-loading weapon. It was part of the coastal defences for Wollongong and Port Kembla during WW2.
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  7313. There are high taxes on spirits because it affects people's health and the tax money goes into supporting the health system. Normal visas are usually for 3 months but you can extend it if you do agricultural work as we have a shortage of farm labourers.
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  7314. I'm in Ferny Grove, which is on the ground path of the cyclone, as I type this the sky is very dark and overcast, strong winds are bending trees forward and all the local cockatoos are gone, which is not a good sign. We expect power and water outages, internet connections are dropping in and out, local stores are empty. Thanks for your video! A Cyclone is NOT something we are used to here in Brisbane. Not sure what to expect!
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  7315. Hey there Ian and Daniella, you do know that that is how everything tastes so good . Using your hands adds the love.
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  7316. The last bike race at Bathurst was 2000. Kev Curtain won the lot. We really should bring the bikes back to Bathurst.
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  7317. That car was a real menace to its drivers, Miki Biason (who was an official driver) said that the only one that could push it to the limit was Toivonen
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  7318. It's not just US vs EU. Look at a modern compact car compared to a 30-year-old upper middle class car. It looks bigger, but put them side by side. A T1 VW bus is narrower and only about half a meter longer than a modern Polo. An adult can barely fit behind the wheel of a Polo, and tradesmen drove all their stuff to the construction site in a T1 bus. In the city, trucks are required to drive on the right, which used to be quite easy, but today you need half the width of the tires in the left lane to avoid shaving the mirrors.
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  7319. Thanks for your thoughts 🙂 Australia has been smashed for the last 2 years: bushfires in southern NSW & eastern Vic, COVID & shutdowns, and now flooding in southeast Qld & northern NSW. This year's floods in Brisbane are worse than in 2011 and 1974. This time, Brisbane had a year's worth of rain in just 3 days 😔
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  7320. The food portions was what got me I'm a pretty big guy (198cm/125kg or 6'6"/275lb), and by Aussie standards, I can put food away to a fair degree ... but after just a few in the States, I was just ordering off the starter menu and calling it a meal. Somewhat ironic that I probably lost a bit of weight while I was there for a few weeks ... between limited budget, the portion sizes I was eating and all the walking I did while sight-seeing etc ...and yes, I did the tipping thing out of consideration for the servers (which is mostly only done here out of appreciation for great food and/or great service - or maybe even just to round up the bill).
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  7321. I believe this was the world's first racecam on a motorcycle.
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  7322. Once again, I would suggest to you with your car-fandom that you come to the South of Germany. That would probably mean you take a direct flight to Munich. In Munich you have BMW - factory and museum. If you go west, you come to Ingolstadt - just what you are looking at in this video. A bit further west (less than 2 hours by car, I think) is Neu-Ulm with the Magirus/IVECO museum. And finally in Stuttgart you have Daimler Benz, central factories and the museum - and the same again for Porsche in another suburb of Stuttgart. Along the way, you also have lots of great buildings in Munich, the Minster with the world's highest church tower in Ulm (sister city of Neu-Ulm across the river in the next state) and .. and ... and! I'd LOVE to get videos from all of that and more! Also: the beers that are on the less bitter side come mostly from the South.
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  7323. Paw Paw is the name given to Papaya throughout the South Pacific, it is very popular ointment here. The Anzac biscuit (cookie) was invented during WW1 so families could send them to troops fighting overseas. They keep fresh for long periods and do not spoil with heat.
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  7324. I can't wait until you discover the Australian Touring Car Masters series. It would satisfy your love of old V8 muscle cars!
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  7325.  @JoriDiculous  He is careful for first time use as might thought the gas inside might spill the juice on him when he pop-open the bottle-cap..
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  7326. Why do Europeans ever want to migrate to the Divided States of America? Europe is not perfect but it's still a better place than the Divided States of America period. Other than than that a great video/reaction keep up the great work👍 And greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱
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  7327. Love the mail time & Emma & Andrew are so cute. Love Pedro. Beautiful family
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  7328. GMC Yukon Denali in The Netherlands would cost over 200k USD - Base price: approx 75k USD - Environment tax: approx. 120k USD - Import and all the other taxes not included plus: - Road tax is 275 USD per month because of it's weight - Fuel is 8 USD per gallon - adding 220 pound to the car, would then require a special licence (approx 2900 USD investment) I guess that why we don't have them...
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  7329. Maccas coke here in Oz is known for being better than from anywhere else also!
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  7330. I could see a hell cat Ram...they put out a Viper Ram.,so, why not?!👊🏻🍻🍻🍻😎
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  7331. I think self-esteem is more important than pride. Pride is the pleasure or satisfaction you get from an achievement, a possession, or even an association like a whole country. Self Esteem, on the other hand, is the confidence you have in your own worth or abilities. You can have too much or too little of either one. Pride is good but too much of it is plain vanity, whilst not having enough self-esteem can lead to anything from shyness to despair or even shame. Like all things in life, moderation and taking the middle ground is the key.
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  7332. Carl Barron is a hilarious fella, definitely one of the best of Australian comedy
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  7333. Cheers mate!! I was literally just about to request something new in other comments - 3 day lockdown here in NZ because ONE (1!) person got the sniffles up north. Seems entirely reasonable… Anyway, post more, I’m bored af!
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  7334. Skoda have a long and proud history in rallying dating back long before they became a part of the VW/Audi Group. In the 1970s and 80s Skoda entries came 1st in their class at the RAC Rally(UK) for 17 seasons in a row!!! The company began in Czechoslovakia in the 1850s and is one of the 5 oldest continuously surviving automobile manufacturers in the world(alongside Daimler, Peugeot, Opel and Tatra). Their road cars had a very bad and somewhat unfair reputation when they started selling them in the UK and became the butt of many jokes. They were definitely cheap and no frills but they were often more reliable than a lot of their British counterparts at the time (cough)British Leyland(cough) and have been a very common sight on British roads from the 1970's onwards, so they must have been doing something right. Since they became part of VW group they don't have any such issues.
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  7335. You should check out the Swedish car meets. I think they are called power meet or something like that. Some of them have been the biggest classic American muscle car meets ever, with more than 10 000 classic muscle cars! Search for Lidköping or power big meet or something like that!
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  7336. The 2 trucks that went by were your standard B-double configuration. And the Toyota van is a Hi-ace. Very very popular here and in Asia. Millions on the roads here in Australia. 👍🏻
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  7337. That older 3 axle Ladder Truck (5:13) was a Magirus Deutz Truck: Magirus-Deutz was a manufacturer of trucks, buses, fire protection technology, fire engines, military vehicles and aerial work platforms, which belonged to Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz AG (KHD) and whose origins lie in the Ulm fire equipment factory Magirus. The Magirus-Deutz trademark shows the stylized silhouette of the Ulm Cathedral in combination with an M for Magirus. Typical of the brand were air-cooled diesel engines from KHD. After great market successes in the 1950s and 1960s, Magirus-Deutz fell into a crisis in the 1970s, which led to the manufacturer's integration into the Iveco Group. The latter discontinued the Magirus-Deutz brand in the 1980s. At times, Magirus-Deutz was the second largest German commercial vehicle manufacturer, achieved great importance in the field of all-wheel drive construction vehicles and held the market leadership for fire fighting vehicles in Germany and Europe. Today, Magirus-Deutz vehicles - especially the characteristic round and corner trucks from the 1950s to 1960s - are popular collector's items.
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  7338. Yes, In Car Race Cam was invented in Australia, by engineers and techs at HSV7, a cousin of mine was on that TV team, and he advised me, when I stuck a camera in the wing of a Sprintcar, being first to live link that back to a mobile control, back in '95. Now you need to look at some Dick Johnson videos of Bathurst 😁
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  7339. Avid Aussie skier here. Absolutely love going down to the snowy mountains, it really is one of my favourite parts of the country and feels like a second home to me. On average, we have a peak snow base of about 160-180cm in mid winter above 1650m elevation. We actually get quite a consistent amount of snow at higher elevations. There's also 4 ski resorts in NSW (Perisher, Thredbo, Selwyn and Charlotte Pass), 5 in VIC (Buller, Hotham, Falls Creek, Lake Mountain and Baw Baw) and 2 in Tassie (Ben Lomond and Mt Mawson). There's technically 1 in the ACT as well (Corin Forest), but its very small.
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  7340. Biggest roo I've seen was on kangaroo island in South Australia when I did some work there and stayed with some family, drove to Cape Borda and by the lighthouse there was a big red, towered over me easy 9 foot tall, I'm 6'3 and I was like nope not going near you buddy
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  7341. We don't have Dashcam but My Sister and I live about a 15 minute drive from Atherton. Where The Atherton Tablelands, Far North Queensland (it's up a Mountain Range behind Cairns) gets it name from. While still a Country Town it's pretty busy, everyone does their shopping there. If the Flow Of Traffic isn't to heavy My Sister will stop the car for Pedestrians Trying To Cross The Road. So they don't have to stand around in The Sun or Rain too long. It also a Popular Tourist Destination you get practically everything except The Great Barrier Reef that you'll find on Coast. With Cooler Temperatures, many Tourists visit both. Every year plenty of visitors decide they like the area so much they'll move here. In general we're pretty considerate. Except when someone is driving Too Far under the speed limit, even then We generally won't Yell About it. We'll usually say "Hello!", stop to talk to people or Help Others. At Supermarkets it's common for a customer at a checkout to put a divider in place for next customer. I'm 5'9 with a long reach and was raised to be A Lady. With Simple Elegance as well as being Good to others. I routinely hold doors open for people. If someone does that for Me, I make a point of Thanking Them. In Shops and Supermarkets I regularly help people who can't reach items they want. Sometimes if I see that items on higher shelves are too far back I'll pull them closer for other customers.
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  7342. Slingshots and pepper sprays are also illegal to own here in Denmark.
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  7343. Hello Ian , the pocket rocket we raced them over here in the 80s , thay are 80cc top speed of 140Km 80 MPH
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  7344. Very entertaining. Some more of those quizzes would be fun to watch. And bye the way, "fanny" in Australia does not mean the same as what you're used to it meaning. It's a very intimate part of the female anatomy :-)
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  7345. from what I understand, manual in the US is a pretty good theft protection.
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  7346. i feel like at this point, you know more about Australia than i do. we need to make you an honorary aussie or something
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  7347. Omg Emma made me cry, that was the cutest thing ever, thanking Australia.
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  7348. You're a cool guy man, wicked video brother. Well done mate you're a legend Can't wait for you to drop the tasting test video champ👍👍 Great gifts John n Chris gave him a real taste of Australia. Nice work fellas you made me proud
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  7349. Hey mate , still remember years ago in Sydney Australia , saw a American woman in McDonald’s hand over u.s. dollars to pay her bill , still makes me laugh 🤘🏻🇦🇺🤘🏻
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  7350. Fun fact: only the Toblerone packages with the "Matterhorn" mountain on the packaging are ORIGINALLY made in Switzerland this company also had to make savings and now has this chocolate made somewhere else (in Europe) but has to do without the brand logo and “With original Swiss chocolate” is no longer advertised on the packaging (for legal reasons)
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  7351. All while you're waiting for a gas pump to become available while the customer in front appears to be taking all day inside
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  7352. هلا بالاشقر🙋🏻‍♂️❤️
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  7353. If the Hook Island critter was a tadpole, I don't wanna meet the frog!
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  7354. I lived in Adelaide for 10 yrs and I'd have to agree its the best, its like a big country town everyone's always so chill.
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  7355. Fun fact: I recently commented under your family pic and when I typed "greetings from Austria" my autocorrect wanted to change it to "Australia" — so even my own mobile phone gets sometimes confused.. 🤣
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  7356. 13:53 thats a KRaZ truck, made in USSR, it was used in communist east germany, as shown by the flag on the door
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  7357. Merry Christmas to you Ian Daniella, Emma Andrew and Sydney . I cant believe how big Sydney has gotten 😮 all the best mate and happy new year 🎉
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  7358. It's "God save the king" now.
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  7359. The way he controls the cue ball is poetry! Love it! You cannot help but be in awe at how he does that so fluently!
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  7360. Damn I'm Australian and I didn't know choc mint Tim tams existed. I gotta go find me some. Xx love your videos
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  7361. Paulaner has been available from Aldi here in Australia a couple of times each year. For around the 'October Fest' time they had both bottles and these 500mL cans of HefeWeizen, but a bit earlier in the year had also ' Kristal Weizen' with 0% alcohol. Kristal = Crystal is for a filtered clear version of the Wheat beer. I find it is best as a cool drink, refreshment for those really hit summer days 30°C to 40°C, so up to over 100°F. At 0% also quantity to drink is safe, as no ways do you get drunk, can consume it on hot days and still be safe driving. At other times thecakcoholic versions go well with afternoon barbeques. Presuming no driving later, as with 5% and up alcohol it is not too big volume to put you in trouble for DUI. especially as 0.5L or even 1L are typical glass volumes. Both the Hefe (Yeast) version and the Kristal(Crystal) clear types are good, but as pure refreshment I like the clear over the cloudy versions. To me wheat beer is my preffered type for pure refreshment, other times I prefer "Pils" beers, but I steer clear of the like of 'Becks', of course you have little choice, needing to get what limited types you can get in US retail. I currently have 4 bottles and 8 cans of the Paulaner HefeWeizen and also 6 bottles 0% Kristal Weizen for our summer, sadly so far we have few days into high 30°C range, so not had much yet, just keeping some cold and ready. In Germany about any village has own brewery, so there are hundreds of brands, and each part of Germany will have own major brands. Depending where you are will determine what major brands are most common. There are also many styles of beer, including some rather great special beers, including some like BOCK and DOUBLE BOCK, the latter being a stronger alcohol version of BOCK, with from memory well over 20% alcohol. BOCK is a thicker dark Meade like beer. Originally invented by monks for "Lent" fasting, where eating is forbidden but drinking allowed. On the rich BOCK beer they typically gained weight during the Lent fasting. Beer flavours do vary. The one feature throughout Germany, only the basic 4 ingredients are allowed, a about 400 year old fixed rule. NO FUNNY ADDITIVES, bittering agents colour, stabilisers, preservatives, no chemical additives period. Nothing but pure water, hops, yeast, and relevant grain
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  7362. IWrocker scheduling his uploads during peak Aussie watchtime, clever man
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  7363. First of all, King Tiger had a petrol engine and not a diesel. Most german WWII tanks like King Tiger had a Flywheel and this was the "main" Method to start them. They had a electric starter as well, but to use it was only permitted in emergency situations to protect the component.
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  7364. Its funny how much ive watched about beer as a euro when i dont even drink alcohol hahaha
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  7365. 2017-2021 was the best era of modern WRC. In 2022 new regulations came and now cars are hybrids. So they have the same 1.6L engines with 380hp but they also have a battery set which drivers can use in certain moments during stage (much like DRS in F1, but it's battery). So combined power is higher around 550hp I think but cars are heavier thus probably slower in corners. So kinda similar to group B, fast straights and slow corners. Still I recommend you to watch some of the 2022 WRC videos they are awesome. Keep up a good content😊
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  7366. Being an Aussie, having grown up with Holden cars (particularly owning numerous panel vans) & known Ryan's father for many years having owned my own pre '48 Rod shop & had a stand next to Eddies for many years at a well known swap meet, I have bumped into Ryan many times. With his family having produced many well know Australian magazines & cars over the years non of this surprises me at all. It's surprising though how much a stock van (apart from the drivetrain of course) with a crappy paint job can cause so much of a stir. I guess these vans are now worth a lot of money now (if only I had kept a few) & yes, I have owned a Genuine 308, 4 speed Sandman (sure wish I had that now as it was one of the few I never modified!! 🙄) I have much to thank Ryan's dad for over the years, his encouragement when i was in business was awesome!! 👍👍
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  7367. G'day Ian, the animal who's name you couldn't remember is the Thylacine, or Tasmanian Tiger. The bird in front of it is a Cassowary. These things are very dangerous and have sharp claws approximately 4 inches long. A few years ago there was a guy in Florida who was killed by one he was trying to keep as a pet. Great reaction again. Cheers, Glenn
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  7368. One thing Aussies are, is sentimental when it comes to the pride and love of our country. It pulls on the heart strings every time. Qantas have been putting out ads like this for years. They’re truly beautiful and show Australia and Australians as they are. Ian thank you and you’re wonderful family for sharing your lives and your love for everything Australian. What you have witnessed is what kind of people we are. I don’t think too many people out of Australia get to experience that. We always look out for our mates near and far. Your reaction just shows we aren’t that different and how much you care. Keep up the awesome work. I most certainly am proud of you and enjoy the content.
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  7369. I didn't understand the garden section parts - or the reference to ex-prisoners. Otherwise pretty accurate. I get waylaid in there quite a bit....They used to employ trained tradespeople in every section of the store, but now it's extremely hard to find someone who knows anything after the stock number. I went in once, looking for a specific tool, and ended up teaching the guy in toolshop something. Pretty bad when a 'housewife' knows more thwn thosewho are supposed to.
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  7370. Volvo Amazon is a Beautiful Car
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  7371. Went through the last one to hit Brisbane in 1974. All I remember is ship loads of rain in extremely strong winds. Live in Toowoomba now and already feeling it now. Brisbane and the coast will cop it and we will get the leftovers. Batten down everyone your in for a very bumpy ride over the next 48 hours. Cheers for sharing mate.
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  7372. In the first Paul Radisich crash you showed (2006), he broke an ankle and his sternum. In the subsequent 2008 one he broke both his ankles, rebroke his sternum fracture, fractured lumbar and thoracic vertebrae, cracked ribs and suffered bruising to his lungs. It ended his professional racing career, although he has done a few invitational races in New Zealand. I was there in 2008 and remembered the complete silence as he was extracted from the car. His 2008 crash was caused by a jammed throttle. The 2010 crash was caused by a tyre that was damaged during the start failing going into The Chase where they are doing 300 km/h (190mph for the primitives). He walked away from it with absolutely no injuries. The second to last one on the out lap after he had been in for a pit stop which included a mandatory brake pad change. e neglected to pump the brakes back up as he rolled down pit lane before rejoining the track, resulting in not having front brakes when he arrived at Griffiths. Note how the fire crew got out there straight away. Very brave guys. The last one shown happened right in front of me at the top of the mountain during the 2011 race. The noise was shocking! Paul suffered back fractures, a split spleen, and punctured lung but fully recovered.
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  7373. I had the opportunity to see the first presentation to the public in the Czech Republic and it is a truly wonderful and unique car.
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  7374. Adelaide has a huge Christmas parade called the Christmas pageant. It is the biggest parade in the country. Attended by 300,000 people it has 63 floats 15 bands 164 clowns dancing groups and walking performers. We have Carol's by candlelight but the main lead up event here is the Pageant. We do one here in Tanunda with 30 floats and 4 bands. There are street parties as well.
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  7375. Hi, IWrocker. The 'torch' that was put into the front of the cylinder holds a cartridge paper impregnated with a substance to help it burn and it provided the initial 'fire' for the first firing stroke. The cartridge used to start the tractor was NOT a shotgun shell, no matter how much it looked like one. It was a specially loaded starting cartridge which might well had enough gunpowder in it to blow you into the middle of next week if you fired it in a shotgun. Some aircraft engines were also cartridge started. These tractors could also be hand-cranked to start by using a decompressor arrangement that gave three full turns of the flywheel to build up momentum before the decompressor closed and - hopefully - allowed the engine to start. I drove several of these tractors on a farm in Western Australia back in the early 1960s. They were at their most powerful, about 25 - 30 horsepower, when there was a small feather of steam coming out of the vent hole in the radiator cap and they would run all day, 10 hours or more, on about 12 imperial gallons of diesel fuel. A pretty basic tractor and tough as nails. Just my 0.02. You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
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  7376. if that hat is an akubra you did very well . they are very expensive and a top notch hat .
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  7377. The man is right though. Citroën has made many more interesting and innovative cars over the years than BMW has.
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  7378. I love that after any package y'all still greatful and humble. Love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
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  7379. Porsche 911s were used by German Autobahnpolizei (Highway police) also. Nowadays they use rather BMWs or Audi, but Mercedes-Benz was also always used as all-purpose police car. The smaller VW types are also often used as a cheaper alternative, but can not load as much equipment. In Bavaria you'll find more Audi (from Ingolstadt) and BMW (Munich), in Baden-Württemberg more Mercedes-Benz (Stuttgart) and some Porsche (Stuttgart) and VW, in Hesse Opel (formerly GM, now Stellantis) and VW, ... A few decades before police cars got a special paint job - nowadays they take either white or silver-metallic cars and put adhesive foil on it, so they can sell them later without that foil to the public or to other public service departments.
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  7380. I’m not sure how much you’ve kept up with this nascar season, but Kimi actually raced at Watkins Glen this year. You should react to his highlights from that race because his interview style was completely different to how he did interviews in f1. The best way to describe Kimi in his time in formula one to nascar fans is that he was a mix of Ryan Newman and Matt Kenseth. He had Newman Speed but Kenseth Consistency (when the car didn’t break down on him). Carried a lot of bad luck in his career, and he wasn’t the most adaptable driver either. But when the car was set up correctly to his liking, he was as fast as any driver who ever raced. Everyone praises his speed in the 2000s, he loved a car with a sharp front end (this would mean oversteer or loose in nascar terms) and had the best understanding of the Michelin tyres and their grip levels. He truly was the fastest driver in the mid 2000s, he may have won the WDC in 2007, but you could argue he should’ve won it in 03’-year old chassis and 05’-reliability. You should definitely react to “Kimi 700 IQ compilation”. He definitely lost a lot of his edge after Michelin left, but he was also one of the smartest drivers on the grid as well. Now granted I’ve really started watching F1 in 2020 and seen it bit by bit since the early 2000s, the age of social media today does capture hilarious moments of Kimi like in this video for example, but his greatness does tend to get overshadowed now
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  7381. Strawberries & cream were among my favourite lollies growing up in Australia 😊 The kids were super-cute in this video!
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  7382. 1:24 this is why this is the only reaction channel that i watch. This guy also gives a lot of facts, he don't just stay there and say wow. Keep up the good work man 💪
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  7383. Love this video. It does show how popular utes are in Aus. I have one myself, in the form of a Holden Rodeo RA, which is heavily modded for 4x4 use. I love the thing, and I'd never get rid of it while she lives still! But if I could get my hands of the 79 series I think she'd see a lot less KMs hahah The only thing I see which is displeasing about the car treands in Australia is a adoption of US 'trucks' such as Chevvy, RAM, Ford F### and even the Ford Ranger Raptor. I get people like them, and they may be powerful for towing etc, but unfortunatly they are just too big for our road and car infrastructure... Not to mention they can be woeful offroad haha. Also as a personal opionion, I think they actually dont look good. Perhaps mostly the front end? I feel the bumper is very low hanging on the factory cars. Much perfer the look of older utes avaliable that are older than ~2015 models.
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  7384. Dude, half your audience is Aussie. We go missing for weeks on end with no explanation, but some great stories. Seriously I once didn't hear from my mumma for 3 weeks. She went on a Cruise around the Pacific. Legit told no c$nt about it. My bro thought she was potentially dead.
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  7385. The reason why the key is inserted on the left at Porsche? Comes from the LeMans start: The drivers first stood next to their cars and only got in at the start. This meant that the key could be turned as soon as they got in. Porsche remained true to this tradition. My great uncle had one of these Porsche tractors, which is now in some museum. They were built in Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance. A good one fetches $100,000 today, popular collector's items especially in the US.
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  7386. In Portugal, American cars are quite rare. They exist, but are either classics and those are most of the time safely stored in garages, or someone has the money to import them. In my case I saw a couple of them. I remember sitting in traffic and saw a Dodge Ram coming from the other direction. I was literally looking towards the sky and thinking: “A skyscraper on wheels just drove past me.” Also saw a Mustang GT and some footballers had cars like an Escalade and Dodge Charger. Also saw some pictures of a Dodge Viper (the old one) with Portuguese plates. It’s hard for us Europeans to import these cars because we get hit with so many taxes. By the time we finish an importation, the money we spent could be used to buy a nice spec BMW or Mercedes, so why bother? Also, gas prices are super high here. It’s a real struggle to maintain a car with a V6 engine, let alone a V8. But, some people have money and can afford a nice American car, so good for them. In Iceland you see some American trucks. In UK I saw a Dodge Ram. You need to have some courage to drive that thing on UK roads. If you want you can react to Matt Watson of CarWow where he drives the new RAM TRX from Henessey in the UK. The truck even has Texas plates! He struggles quite a lot to drive that thing around the city ahah.
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  7387. We've had a plastic tree for as long as I can remember, about 10 years ago we replaced it with a new plastic tree - bigger, bushier, and more tree-like - because the only one was starting to get pretty scruffy and dishevelled. Out in the backyard entertaining area, we have a fibre optic tree that sits on a rotating kaleidoscope of coloured lights so the ends of the fibre-optic branches light up and twinkle different colours. That, too, is sadly becoming rather scruffy, so we might have to replace it next year.
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  7388. Gotta love how the commentators in all these old clips spoke with an Australian version of Received Pronunciation (RP). Back in the day news bulletins were all read with a "cultured" British-type accent. This was partly because a good number of the announcers and broadcasters were English but the other reason was due to a cultural cringe that Australia had at that time. In some circles, such as the media, the Australian accent was inferior and not to be tolerated and newsreaders were told to sound British or they would not be employed. Pretty sad. I am glad we finally broke free of the shackles of the "mother" country such as class consciousness.
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  7389. Back in the 80’s I did a 4 year apprenticeship at Arnotts Brisbane factory. I used to eat the iced VoVos off the conveyor just after they had the mallow, jam and coconut applied and the whole biscuit was still warm, the flavor was delicious.
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  7390. Paul Di Resta was in F1 from 2011 to 2013 with the Force India Team, pretty much as back benchers. But before he drove several years in the DTM, which he left as a champion in 2010. So he is not a bad driver really. I think he does GT racing now, and Le Mans 24h and so on. Well, this F1 race was sure not what he wanted - not even making half a lap. But thats how it goes sometimes...
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  7391. I remember chatting with some friends in Facebook messenger a few years ago, most of which were American. We decided to chatting with audio. Only one or two of them could understand me until I deliberately slowed my speech just slightly. It was hilarious
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  7392. Currently drinking a Fruit Twist Fanta in the UK. Juices from Orange, Peach, Apple and Passion Fruit. A 330ml can is just 15g of sugar. And its 63kcal.
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  7393. You should look at 'Why the us has no high speed rail' by CNBC or 'The US High Speed Rail explained' by RMTransit if you want to learn more about how HST's currently are in america
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  7394. That was a History lesson, cheers mate. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  7395. 49:41 - That's a Russian Lada Niva fire 4x4
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  7396. S. LOEB used to say : Snow is not that bad, it's like gravel with nailed tyres. The worst slippery is mud tracks.
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  7397. I had similar problems here in Australia, with casual employment. Working the same hours as full timers, without the benefits. I worked in a private hospital, earned about $6 less per hour than the public hospitals paid and was expected to do 10 hour shifts, for only about $2:20 more per hour, but only during after hours. All this when Australia's economy was on the rise. I managed to save more, when I was working on a minimum wage in garden maintenance 25 years earlier. As my brother quoted, "the richer the country, the poorer the people."
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  7398. The skyscrapers you were seeing is indeed the Gold Coast, surfers paradise to be exact
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  7399. hi Scotland, hi Sweden, cheers from Switzerland =)
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  7400. 3:16 Rally del Rubinetto, the tightest point of the italian rally championship
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  7401. This guy has gained my respect, when brightside said Mel-burn he said it properly. Good on ya mate
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  7402. Typically when they have a crawl load they can load as much as 15 ton per axel. The loaders have 10 axles each so the totaly load is probobly close to 300 ton. The truck is probobly loaded to 15 ton on the bogie axel and 10 ton on the front as well. Adding a other 50 tons.
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  7403. A Chiko Roll is the branded version of two rolls available in many fast food shops. The Spring roll is an Asian item, home made, full sized, filled with cabbage and minced beef. The Chiko roll has different ingredients inside but is the same everywhere because they’re mass produced.
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  7404. I highly recommend you to watch some onboard stuff from Rally Finland, especially the famous Ouninpohja stage. Here's a few examples: Tommi Mäkinen - Subaru Impreza S9 WRC (2003): https://youtu.be/b6URZDApHhE Mikko Hirvonen - Ford Focus RS WRC (2007): https://youtu.be/MbGKNHlezWc Kris Meeke - Citroën DS3 WRC (2016): https://youtu.be/H05Os2d6mIs
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  7405. My first ride in a Volvo prime mover about 40 years ago blew me away. It felt like a car compared to Kenworths and Macks I'd driven..
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  7406. This is a completely new rabbithole for a Youtube Reactor to fall down into. 😂😅 Love it though!! Keep up your work!! Greetings from Sweden. 💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛
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  7407. also we don't have a lot of basements because our water table is a lot closer to the suffuse. dig a basement of a proper depth and you have a equal chance you will hit water most places.
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  7408. Even as an Australian the Haka is amongst us so much
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  7409. This was one of James May's favourite cars. Fairly common in the UK.
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  7410. As usual, it's the quality of the food between Aussie and the US . In Australia, there are strict laws on what is classed as a lamb (age of the animal, etc.)
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  7411. Yesterday I booked a day trip to Rome from London for tomorrow. Arrive in Rome at 10am and leave at 10pm. All for £22. The way they make money on these cheap flights is by charging £60-£120 to bring a bag; but if your only going for a day or the weekend, u don’t need an extra bag.
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  7412. How to celebrate becoming an Aussie Citizen? Eat a Cheesy vegemite scroll with an ice cold can of Kirks Soft drink while watching the footy on the tv with the cricket on the radio in the back yard as the kids start a water fight. It's an awful 36 C here at the present with chance of hitting 38
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  7413. I can’t let the RAAF win this one. I’ll see about getting some RAN stuff over there.
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  7414. Hey Ian, some interesting info about Echidnas - they're actually not in any way related to ant-eaters or porcupines. In fact, they're only related to one other animal in the world - the platypus. Echidnas and platypus are part of a completely unique evolutionary branch that hasn't changed/branched since before the dinosaurs - they're Monotremes: egg laying mammals. I always found that really interesting and cool. Just another one of Australia's unique and ancient animals! Also, baby echidnas are called 'puggles'. :)
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  7415. There's a poor yank that came over here to race dirt bikes, who was told not to ride to close to the trees because of the drop bears.
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  7416. Omgosh Dani needs to make an Aussie tradition... Vanilla slice ..
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  7417. Yum! Amazing and well done! The only thing I would suggest is wait till your oil is super hot before adding the onions, they'll brown quicker and won't get sogged with oil. Very impressed by your efforts to do this, hope it becomes a regular in your household!!
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  7418. Hey mate... your doing a great job picking up the Aussie slang and "ockerisms" I guess we have a slightly better grasp of the wide spread American accents and phrases as most movies we watch would be American productions. I build motorhomes and was aware of the upside down switches from some U.S imported vehicles we get in.. also you guys are 110volts and we are 240volts mains power. I'm "KEEN" to see other videos you upload.. Cheers 👍
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  7419. I have ouned a Audi A6 Quattro. You will never get anything better than that. The differential and the electronic behind is outstanding. The only thing to stop it is the ride hight. It can get hanging on it's belly. Most people is driving it wrong. They give it to much throttle. As it's shown in you movie. Just let it get a grip, and it will do what you ask of it. The force is always send to the wheel that HAS grib. The differential is doing the work.
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  7420. That suburban area has no green at all. It must be hell to live there in summer time.
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  7421. Careful what you ask for Mr rocker. In before you get 900 tubs of milo in the mail to make ur own beach.
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  7422. Americans on geography, the gift that keeps on giving.
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  7423. Fun fact: Vengaboys are from Vlaardingen, The Netherlands. A little city next to mine
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  7424. We received 1 years rainfall in 4 days. Several areas received 1800mm over this time. We are fortunate and are high and dry. So sad for those inundated.
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  7425. It's a strange feeling to hear both languages ​​you know plus read the subtitles at the same time , I won't say from a certain moment my head started to hurt. And as usual, a nice video to watch Greetings from cold and warm Poland 👋
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  7426. A sign way back in 80's, in Victoria Australia reads as follows 'Warning Arial police patrol this area' someone wrote below it' who said pigs can't fly' 😂😅😆
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  7427. The torana's especially the A9X for sure. My relatives owned a Holden dealership and I grow up loving Holden and by extension gm.
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  7428. Honda and Toyota in the U.S. grew strongly in the 1970ies and 1980ies due to the fuel efficiency compared with the U.S. cars of the Malaise era. Europe had their own fleet of small, efficient, compact cars, and thus Japanese cars had to compete against all the FIATs, Renaults, Peugeots, Opels and Volkswagens - a competition they did not have in the U.S.. Hence their foothold in Europe is smaller. On the other hand, Japanese cars played the car features game very well, which allowed them to throw out most of the European imports in the U.S.. The feature game did not work as well in Europe, where many no-frills cars are successful.
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  7429. Seems I'm not the only one who caught the flag colors on his T-shirt. In his defense though it's not literally a flag. But for non Americans it's the same. Russians do the same thing so maybe it's big nation thing.....
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  7430. I feel less australian than this guy atm cause i have none of these foods in my pantry 🤣🤣
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  7431. For $1200. ..shit son, I might consider that. Does your sway bar disconnect and reconnect normal? PS- your thumbs down might be from the Ford you pulled out!!🤣🤣🤣
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  7432. But the prices now are going towards 'restaurants' prices...
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  7433. I'm from Sydney NSW, they are everywhere. I take mainly motorways and main roads on my 20 minute drive to work, but I pass through 3 on my way to work and 5 on my way home. It's not uncommon to drive through 10 or more in a drive though, I love roundabouts when there's no traffic and I'm cruising around, it makes driving more exciting
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  7434. We have one that hangs around the bush behind our house and it stands over 2.5m (8') when back on its tail. I was in the garage one afternoon with a few mates and it came up and stood about a metre away and just looked at us. If the hero with the dog was there he probably would have wet himself.
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  7435. Cruisin along on my bike BAMMM MAGIE strike on my ear, little bugger drew blood😂🤣😂😂😂 its hilarious when it's not you.
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  7436. The silo looking thing in the middle of a paddock was probably part of a water pipeline for the water bore. Its basically a buffer which also allows any air bubbles to escape the line. The height of it provides enough head pressure for it to not overflow.
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  7437. Look at the roundabout in Swindon, England. It's got seven roundabouts in one.
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  7438. the new Alpine A110- very good handling, one of the last, affordable coupe nowadays
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  7439. Well done on ya first go!! And your reasoning is spot on. It's even better if the toast is still warm and the butter is still melting. I'm a Vegemite puritan, I guess, so I use it only on toast. Some will tell you it's good in a sandwich with cheese (NAH!!!). Nice one IWrocker.
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  7440. What a nice video. Pedro really loves his family. Nice to see more Mexican food outside the normal tacos/Burrito cliche.
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  7441. In Estonia, I presume also in the rest of Europe, we have New Fanta, that has lower sugar content at about 4g per 100 ml. I understand it's supposed to phase out the older recipe.
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  7442. Love it, Ian is getting an Aussie accent with how he says Australia
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  7443. The American cadence is a lot more intimidating (believe me, I lived in the US over 2 decades). - Our German police has the longer siren also, it gets your attention.
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  7444. Love the content from you and your family, we have pretty much adopted you guys now. Seeing the possum magic book makes me feel so old. Lol..I remember that from book week in primary school, and I'm in my early 40s now. Stay safe guys
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  7445. WOW!!! That Holden pack is beyond amazing and that's coming from a Ford guy!!!
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  7446. OMG. Sydney is so cute. Roxanne is a legend. I think it would be nice if you sent her a personal thank you card. Those gifts are great. The kids are having a great time unwrapping them. I give special coins as gifts as well. If anyone asks Daniella about the hoodie just tell them it's all the places you have visited. Those presents are unbelievable.
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  7447. Re: nobody taking long shots. Standard rules are you can only shoot within the half circle you see marked at the end of the court. You get one point for a goal , so most of the play is about being quick and agile enough to get your goal attack or goal shooter close to the post so they can get the easier shot. However for the Superleague (think netballs equivalent to the pros playing NBA) they split the scoring zone up into an innner and outer ring . During the last five minutes of the quarter , shots from the outer ring score 2pts instead of 1pt. Not everyone is a fan of this modification but the idea is that it makes the last part of the quarter more exciting because players can go for a 2pt shot, but in doing so increase the risk of a turnover to the other team.
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  7448. loved it Ian, that was so cleverly done! I'm on the east coast of Australia and I have never seen this before! 🥰🐨🦘
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  7449. Wow! I live on the Gold Coast, I surf and have a few American mates who surf as well. I've sent tee shirts from the Quicksilver Pro to them in the past and was surprised by the cost of postage. I can only imagine how much it cost to send that package!!! Congrats, Ian. You deserve it, as you put a lot of time into your family friendly channel.
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  7450. Hey mate, I absolutely love your enthusiasm and your will to learn about Australians and even just the little things like our pronunciation of our cities. Your reactions feel more personal compared to other videos about our little country & I just wanted to let you know that we appreciate it!
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  7451. Great to see some south Australian content 👍✌️
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  7452. I used to have a book about the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels but it got mislaid and I have been trying for years to get another copy. So far I have had no success☹️☹️
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  7453. 17:30 - no, they are "show vehicles" they get transported to the event on the trailer and are only allowed to drive on private courses, they are definitely not "street legal", but you can get permit to operate them if there is event. There are many exceptions in the rules that rule which car is and is not "street legal" but it goes mostly "if you can encounter regular traffic, you have to have street legal car". If you are not on public road then it is "whatever you want". The aim is to prevent regular people from harm of "potentionally dangerous" (customized or unmaintained) vehicles in public space. Motto is "I don't care if you have no money for service and ensurance, until you do you are not driving the car. I have the right to not be endangered by any unknown hazard you may introduce by poor maintnance or modification. Also I would like to get payed if you cause the accident that results in damage on my health or property."
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  7454. I understand that some Americans may have concerns about their clothing choices when traveling abroad. Often, these concerns stem from a desire not to stand out negatively or to avoid unflattering stereotypes associated with American tourists. These tips can help some feel more comfortable and integrated during their travels. However, it's important to note that in Europe, and especially in France, we have a very relaxed approach to how people dress, particularly during vacations. Europeans are accustomed to a wide variety of fashion styles and generally do not judge tourists based on their appearance. What matters most to us is that visitors are respectful and open-minded. In the end, what really counts are not the clothes, but the attitudes and behaviors. A smile, a sincere "bonjour," "merci," "bonne journée," or "au revoir" will always have more impact and value than any outfit choice. Bon voyage and enjoy your stay! 😊🇲🇫
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  7455. Mate! Look further into Friendlyjordies. He is a comedian and political/social commentator. He has done better journalistic investigations than most journalists have in our mainstream media and has actually taken down a few corrupt politicians as a result. if you want a genuine glimpse into Australian culture then he is your man
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  7456. Exactly - warning whistles so people would know a car is comming.
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  7457. The Falcon GTHO was the fastest production 4 door car in the world, right up to around 1992. Australia used miles up until 1973 where all cars were required to use kilometer speedos. Cheers
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  7458. Compliments for your videos! It's very good to see how little you US🇺🇲 Americans🇺🇸 actually know about Europe!Europe🇪🇺 has so many beautiful cars, plus many different cultures. And it's always worth a trip to Austria🇦🇹 or Germany🇩🇪, for example! Greetings from beautiful Vienna!❤️🇦🇹❤️ The most liveable city in the world!Has always been ranked number 1 for the last 3 years.👏🏻
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  7459. When you grow up in Europe it's so perfectly normal to have a different language when you travel more than a few hours. Or to hear lots of languages spoken in cities. It's funny to see you completely mindblown by this 🤯
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  7460. I love all the Hilux ads. Even the Kiwi ones😂 The 80's model Hilux are still my favourites. The Landcruiser was the bushie's choice until the hilux came out. They were really unbreakable and reliable. Some if the places we took ours you'd struggle to walk through.
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  7461. A 2CV has many benefits off road: It's FWD, and there's nothing sticking out below the chassis, so the bottom of the chassis is essentially one giant skid plate That, combined with the ground clearance, makes it a great off-roader. Do keep in mind, though This car was designed to transport French farmers across the rural roads and fields, in the 40s, which you see in its simplicity as well Source: Working on them used to be my bread and butter
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  7462. Fords are easy to study since they hardly ever move 🤣 (Go Holden‼️)
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  7463. I was never personally involved in house/apartment renovations as my parents took care of that and I live now in a rented apartment. But just from observation, European houses require less frequent renovation, especially if it has been built properly. At most fix the facade every 10-15 years or fix plumbing if an old pipe is damaged. But from my American friends and watching/hearing stories on the internet, I always hear stuff like: Fix a leaky ceiling, fix a hole in the wall, get rid of insect/rodent infestation, replace a rotten section. Housing is viewed more as a commodity rather than investment for your entire family, which in turn leads to a big demand for construction companies, but this incentivises them to build worse houses so they can keep getting new contracts.
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  7464. I'd like to see the throttle trace over the hill into skyline.
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  7465. Even as a European I haven’t heard a lot of these languages.
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  7466. The easiest way to get Ute in your head is to jump straight to the word Utility. Simple meaning: something useful or designed for use. Both Utes & American trucks are designed to be useful/carry stuff 🤷🏼‍♀️ So if you want to be pedantic it could be argued Australian Utes are actually the correct name 😝😂 And let’s not forget to discuss the 1 tonner! 🤣🤣
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  7467. The thing is with the rear fog lights, that you don't usually see it in Europe as well, because (at least in Germany) it is only allowed to turn it on in foggy conditions with 50m or less sight. Because it's very bright and can potentially distract others. And regarding the license plate, i prefer the sleeker design of the euro plates, but the yellow on the NL plates is a bit of a downer to me. In my opinion, Switzerland found the best way with a similar style on the back (just white instead of yellow) but much smaller plates on the front.
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  7468. This lady used to pull the blades for the wind turbines 100ft+ long. She's also been over to USA to drive but could get work in Canada and had to re sit her test in a manual. She finally got a job in USA and a outomatic. Within the last 10-15yrs trucks in Europe basically drive themselves and you had to special order a auto. Now it's rare to get a manual unless factory ordered.
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  7469. Yes, you can drive up to the tip of Cape York and down the Gulf on mostly unsealed roads that are, for the most part poorly maintained and at times impassable in the wet season.
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  7470. Evan was actually pricing up the big branded good for us in the UK. The prices would be half that if he'd used the shop brands, such as Tesco sell a 2kg bag of porridge oats for just 75p and you can buy a loaf of cheap bread for 39p etc
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  7471. You are very welcome Ian.. hope you enjoy it all as much as I did gathering it all up for you
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  7472. I live in the Moreton Bay Area, and the raspberry Tim Tams are my current favourites. Moreton Bay Area grows amazing strawberries, blueberries and raspberries.
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  7473. Finger lines are a native of Australia. It tastes like an amazing concentrated citrus but has the ‘mouth feel’ of caviar. Used mainly in restaurants ( think cracker topped with cream cheese, smoked salmon and topped with some finger lime and fresh ground black pepper… delicious 🤤 yummy 🤤 😊😊
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  7474. 12:41. V6 ford Capri.
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  7475. Got a feeling your house is going to be very popular with the neighbourhood kids on Halloween... :D
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  7476. Siemens is a multi facetet company. They make home appliances (washing machines, stoves, fridges etc), appliances for health care but also industrial transformers and so on. In the description of the original video is mentioned between which 2 places this transport was and is was in the south of Germany, South of Dortmund.
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  7477. SWeden has great car culture. the nicest cars i ever saw, i saw in sweden.
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  7478. A Balcony is always upstairs and Verandah's are always downstairs the lower level.
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  7479. I really enjoyed your reaction. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 Now you know it's sincere 😂
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  7480. Gotta see you boot that Sherrin in the backyard now.
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  7481. Had the same exact car and saw a similar video and tried it after, I was blown away how steady it is
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  7482. The Aussie blazers also have a special detail in the lining. For the past several Olympics, the names of every Aussie Gold Medallist is printed on the inside.
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  7483. i still love the fact the 2cv is called "ente" in germany wich translates to "duck". idk the reason for it i just call it like that ever since my family had one when i was a kid
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  7484. McLaren wasnt reliable at all, hence why he lost the title in 2005 to Alonso. Kimi was a monster in his prime and was considered to be (at least one of the) best driver(s) ever alongside Senna and Schumacher. He won the title in 2007 with Ferrari with tyres he wasnt really comfortable driving with (had little experience with those) and when he returned to F1 with Lotus, he took a mid-tier team to the top (so much so that he almost bankrupted the team). I would say than even in Rally he had the ability to (at least) give the top dogs a run for their money if he stayed a few more years. Kimi never stopped being a monster and is an exceptional driver, even during his last years with Alfa he did some impressive stuff from time to time (Portimao 2020) but sadly, today he is overshadowed by his interviews and responses and not many know what a master he actually was....which makes me sad. Heck, not even Ferrari seemed to understand what a GOAT he was because after his title, all the years he stayed with Ferrari, he always got the shaft.
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  7485. Hey. As a simracer for about 20 years, it's so cool to see your joy. It's such a great hobby and I'm looking forward to the next upgrades. 😅
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  7486. Diane vit en France (son mari est français) et elle a fait beaucoup de vidéos sur la France et particulièrement sur tout ce qui touche à la nourriture. Sa chaine est super !
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  7487. Omgosh this is awesome my family loves mexican food .. what better way to learn than watching you guys . Thank you Pedro and Daniella from Sunny Queensland ... I think you guys need special aprons 😉
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  7488. My first car in 1984 was a 1948 Austin A40 ute. My brother bought it for $200 bucks and he and dad painted it flame-orange and gave it to me on my 16th birthday. It certainly turned some heads. I currently own a classic red/white 1970 El Camino SS with a big ol' 402 cube big block, badged by Chevy as a 396 to save their customers a few bucks on road tax. There are a lot of classic cars in the Barossa Valley where I hail from, but mine seems to be a big fave with the locals when I bring it out. Probably because it's such a rarity in Aus. In the past I've had Holden utes, Hiluxes and Ford utes, and I built up a $120K+ monster V8 Landcruiser ute for chasing pigs around far north QLD. But my favourite was probably my green XG XR6. Damn that thing went hard. Fun fact. The Holden ute was exported to South Africa as the El Camino.
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  7489. Ian will be calling us all mad c*nts soon....our mission will be accomplished ... :)
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  7490. The Kamaz has been winning the paris dakar consistently for years now, even the tatra has had problems keeping up, but most former soviet block countries have manufactured awesome trucks, kicked out of the park again, dude, keep up the great videos, your the bees knees dude
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  7491. JJ is an Ausie who owns a shop over there called AUSSIE PIES AND SAUSAGES and they ship all over the USA, they sell lots of Aussie food. A Aussie burger has beetroot (tinned beets) on it and fried onion, not pickled onion. You can make sausage rolls at home very easy.
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  7492. The Leopard 1 was a early Cold War Main-Battle-Tank for the (west-)German Army - the result of a failed joint project with the US - Germany continued it and made the Leopard, America the Abrams The King Tiger was a Late WW2- Heavy Tank of the Germany Army The IS-3 was a late WW2 Heavy Tank of the soviet Army The Leopard 2 is a late Cold War MBT for the German army and (for its 62t) the fastest western MBTs with a 1500hp Diesel-Engine and the Abrams.. well its the US MBT with a 1500hp jet engine (when we talk about fastest tank, the Leo2 can do 72 km/h, the Abrams 68 km/h)
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  7493. Glad Ur back bro, can't wait to see lots more fun and exciting reactions vids, My condolences for the Parade shooting in your home state....Very sad indeed!!!😔
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  7494. The euthanasia issue was covered in a beautiful 2015 film "Last cab to Darwin"
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  7495. I definitely prefer the European number plates cos I've grown up in England where we have the long short ones, orange on the back and white on the front. Whenever I see European cars like BMWs with NA plates on the back I always think it makes the car look worse and actually makes it look more like it's an actual American car because the plate changes the look so much. I think our European plates suit cars a lot better than NA ones, that's my personal opinion though.
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  7496. The Goodwood events are great. Goodwood also provide a huge amount of coverage where they explain more about the cars running and the times they set against each other. Always learning something new from the coverage. Earliest this year may be the 1903 Mercedes race car being pushed hard. So near 120 years old. Duke of Richmond's driveway. Wikipedia has some of the amazing story of the Duke or Lord March.
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  7497. G'day Ian, Mate just take what show said with a pinch of salt, each Country has it's own merrets, and picturest palace, it's just Australia's are better than the rest of the World, l might just be a bit proud of the place, cheers and lol to the family, Neil 🤠.
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  7498. I love the turbo whistle as the turbines spool down on gear changes towards the end there.
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  7499. I loved when Volvo entered BTCC racing with the 850 but surprisingly they didn't enter the 740 saloon, instead opting for the estate or as you call it the wagon, it was called the Hammer or the Turbo brick lol, driven by Ricard Rydell, and it was very competitive surprisingly winning many races. You should check it out
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  7500. We love to see your reaction, and believe it or not a lot of Aussies do have a generous nature. But got to say we never really have American feedback so thank you…💖💖🇦🇺in the Outback you here them coming long before you see then, imagine the thump thump thumps a if you have bare feet you can feel the throb up through you feet. I really did enjoy living in the outback.
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  7501. Personally I would have definitely added the car. Might be more world changing than the coffee filter tbh lol. Other than that maybe the modern computer. Something else to add about Gutenberg's printing press is that generally it's said that his invention started, or at least drastically sped up the Age of Enlightenment in Europe by the end of the 17th century by making books something mass-produceable and by extension something that the general public could afford instead of just aristocrats and nobility.
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  7502. in Bulgaria we do have those neon colors on the the cheapest brands and they are usually sell on most remote location or venues where you don't have a say what to buy and even then usually we go with bottle of water
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  7503. "The Hemi Six Pack is an Australian Chrysler engine. Actually one of the fastest production car ever made in Australia was powered by the Hemi Six Pack. It was a straight six engine with 3 two barrel carburettors that displaced 265 cubes."
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  7504. Congrats to Ian, Daniella, Pedro and the kids, you guys are the most humble and genuine family and channel on the Tubes, you are all part of our New Zealand family.
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  7505. As a Belgian myself, Duvel is the best beer ever made imo
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  7506. I was there in 1991, it was the loudest car ever. I could hear it more then 5km away at night.
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  7507. i can HIGHLY reccomend getting a wheel for a much more enjoyable and realistic experience if u want to continue this sort of content wether it be F1, euro truck, ACC or iracing. All of them will be so much more enjoyable to play! Highly reccomend a cheap starting wheel like Logitec G920 / Thrustmaster T300
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  7508. We use DESI as the person's name whos driving and not drinking.
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  7509. Actually for ques 15, you answered both and the correct answer was Austria. Australia has had military casualties since WWII
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  7510. 🇳🇱 Dutch (changing to 🇨🇦) here. The fridge thing is indeed true. Since you see them so often in American movies. Ppl instantly know what kind of fridge you talk about when you say American fridge. The cascet/coffin, bed, potato(wedges) etc is not a thing to call American. The car thing is kinda true but only for brands known from America (mostly referred to the old timers since RAM etc is getting more & more common). You got football (voetbal) and American football. The food quality/difference thing im still trying to get used to 😅
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  7511. It would be interesting to see an F1 car set up for the Indianapolis ‘oval’ - with some aero adjustments I suspect it would be fairly slippery. Excellent vid as always mate - really enjoy the results you get from the time you spend doing these
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  7512. Great reaction pal,,, I'm 56 now at 22 yrs old I had a ford fiesta XR2 and a ford escort XR3i. Swapped them in a mutual exchange for a Ford SIERRA RS COSWORTH. 1992, my first child was born and I knew I had to sell it before I killed myself. Now I have a Range Rover sport and I've quiet down a lot. Best wishes mate.
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  7513. You should make golden syrup dumplings, it’s like the best Aussie dessert I’ve grown up on it an make it for my daughter now
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  7514. the first topic is a discussion about how they played this hand of Scopa d'Assi, it seems the old man had 3 queens, and the one next to him had the only one left, in a few words from what I understood he gave away one or two "scope" (points) trying to make his play, too bad it was a team game, obviously they were sober... just a few glasses of grappa between one hand and the other...😂
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  7515. It is truly quite a good video on belgian food. You would enjoy it here I think. The mayo is different than the one you know, so don't discard it before you have tasted it. We have so many nice things to explore!
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  7516. I’m loving all your videos of OZ. Very impressed by the way you pronounce words correctly (Aussie way ) and your enthusiasm. I’m a Holden girl so have loved all that content too. Not sure if you have covered afl (Aussie rules football) yet but give it a go. Start with ‘what is afl’ then ‘ biggest bumps’ keep up the good work. Good on ya !
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  7517. I'm voting for a grand final live stream, get you seeing the dogs win
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  7518. The odd wheel you saw on that bus is from the O'Bahn which is a guided track that exclusively buses use. They can get off of the track in 3 places and drive on the road. I used to drive these, I've actually have a video which I should upload and you'll see how it works. Side note I have a Renault Clio.
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  7519. The XY GT 351 HO is the most iconic Ford in Australia of all time.
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  7520. Im from belgium (45years of age) We dident have rain since idk maybe april with is pretty weird alrdy on its own . But this weather seems to become the new reality where we live ... During wintertimes when i was a kid we have freezing temps for weeks now barely any winters left. It use to not be common but now its kinda is . Ive seen the weather change over the years from decent doable summers to this kind of weather with high 90's or above for weeks on end with barely any rain.
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  7521. 'The Italian Job' for real. A 1960's Mini Cooper would certainly have an easier time threading through the buildings
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  7522. Most of the words labled as "British" here are actually just English, and are used in most English-speaking countries.
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  7523. Cheezels on fingers = Aussie Tradition that kids love to do.
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  7524. I'd rather watch 30 minutes of this than a year of formula 1, it's so good!
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  7525. I'm watching snooker quite often on Europsport. I like it, it's interisting sport.
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  7526. Bit of info. Yes the British fought the Nazis Historical Fact British forces were actually consisted of English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish from the Republic of Ireland. All the Military from Commonwealth countries, were considered British too. 🇦🇺Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, Nepal, Canada, Papua, and many more and for most of the time fought under the British Flag not their own.🇦🇺
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  7527. 10:46 Those vents are for the air circulation system, mostly for people inside the car. The vents lead to a trap that is just below the windshield and can be opened or closed as much as people want ventilation. They have nothing to do with the engine.
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  7528. Who needs Jurassic Park when its in our back yard 🤣
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  7529. Bit over 1 hours drive south from Adelaide will take you to Cape Jervis where you can put your car on a ferry and another hours trip on the ferry will take you to K I. You can also take a flight from Adelaide airport in a small plane.
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  7530. I told you Mate West was best and it's the only OUTBACK, i lived in broome for 3years 87 to late 89, i rebuilt cable beach resort in 1988 after the 1987 tropical cyclone wiped the place out. The dinosaur footprints is out at Gantheaume point where i was camping when the 1987 cyclone hit, never been so scared in my life. Some of the best days of my life and the fishing up there is to die for, just the best ever. Proud to be Western Australian, we have it best in the WEST and that tree with the big round base is a Boab tree they are full of water. 👍🤓🇦🇺✔✔✔✔✔
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  7531. 4:17 ok, this makes it obvious. the ads are taking the piss out of us. the claim about 'fighting bad breath' is about as believable as 'lifting the dirt and enhancing the shine' of your floor. :face-green-smiling:
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  7532. Very UK biased video it seems, that Vauxhall Astra G was ONLY in the UK, as in the rest of Europe that is an Opel Kadett E, as the Opel Astra G is an entirely different car.
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  7533. In NSW we used to always have Commodores and Falcons mostly until they stopped building them. Highway Patrol is now mostly BMW 530d and Chrysler 300 SRT. Normal police cars are a range of pretty much anything.
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  7534. Andrew is just the sweetest little angel 😇 ❤
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  7535. I take my had off for señor Pedro! He know's his stuff!
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  7536. I'm a Aussie who loves how this comedian takes care of hecklers
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  7537. I assume most of it is in Germany. The scene with the Truck saying Fliegl on the side has a German mobile phone number on it. Fliegl is a manufacturer of agricultural vehicles and machines, located near Gera in the former east Germany. Its truely amazing how efficient it all is today. Just think back 100 years, when farmers still used horse wagons, or at best a Lanz Bulldog that was used for everything.
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  7538. These old patrols are sand legacy even the stock ones. I believe they don't exist in America. The main difference between the Middle East offroading & American one is the weight. These Patrols are super lightweight unlike the American ones however the American vehicles are more powerful. Keep the good vedios on.
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  7539. The famous 8280 Fiat V8 engine, was originally designed as a naturally aspirated with 17.2lt capacity. Later in the early 80s turbochargers were added in an effort to improve torque and fuel economy. The interesting characteristics though of this super engine remained the same oversquare design with 145mm bore vs 130mm stroke and 4 valves per cylinder allowed the engine to produce ridiculous leverls of performance especially in tuned set up. It could totally obliterate anything on the road eating the scanias for breakfast. Coupled with the Eaton Fuller box made it a real supertruck even by today's standards. The twin turbo set up meant that transient response was really instant and brutal.
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  7540. Ian looked like a ten year old boy getting his big dream present. Look out, everyone! Here he comes and fast. Get off the road. (Thank the gods there are no fatal accidents in gaming). Now you just need to tweak the settings to your liking. Here we goooo...... 😂
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  7541. Don't stress yourself about getting down to Australia, it'll happen when it needs to happen. Focus on your family and what's important to you. As others have said, when you get here, you'll have a lot of new friends to hang out with.
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  7542. 10:20 - Not that impressive but think about it this way, Ian: the car had 300hp, so that system could increase the power to 315hp when needed. That increase in power, although small, could make the difference between winning or losing stages, even if only by tenths of a second, and in WRC every tenth of a second counts. 🙂
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  7543. I drove few different Sisu trucks when i was my military service. E11t 6x6, SK 4x4, Karhu 4x4, Pasi APC, Nasu truck with tracks "Belt Sander". Also Sisu Diesel has manufactured tractor/agriculture engines. ACCO Power owns Sisu Diesel. ACCO has big engine plant here in Finland. So Valtra, Massey-Ferguson, Fendt, Challenger.. many others use Sisu Diesel engines..
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  7544. As an Australian who had visited Canada, it is only the second country I've been to that I thought "I want to live here!" (with NZ being the other one) I think the only thing that would deter me is the cold! Even my Irish husband said he wants to live there. Can't wait to go back there some time and see more of the beautiful country!
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  7545. As you have taken to Australia, Australians have taken to you and yours. Looks like we got another 5 new Aussies .
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  7546. Best Aussie muscle car? There were so many that choosing is difficult. The Falcon GT's were frigging awesome with their incredible fire power. But the Torana GTR-XU-1 and Charger E38 and E49 represented a ground up approach. The fact that the LC and LJ Torana's that was designed to have a four cylinder engine ended up with a redesigned body to accommodate a six cylinder engine was a bold move that payed off big time. A market smash that ended up creating a new market segment. Highly successful in rally and circuit racing added to the mystique. The Charger was dreamt up under the cover of darkness, money was skimmed off a new model programme to create it. It got to the point were it was so far developed that Detroit just had to allow it. Imagine these days a manufacturer sending a car to Italy to be tuned for Webber carbies. Chrysler Australia did just that. The Charger and Torana for my money, Aussie ingenuity, determination and sticking their necks out made them happen. I am glad they broke cover and made it onto the scene.
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  7547. Sydney 2000 Olympics was the best time of my life. Such a great vibe back then and everything was awesome. Went to a few events as well. Also was one of the last to drive over the coathanger when the closing fireworks came down to the harbour. The whole bridge just exploded as we we drove over it. Something I'll never forget in my life. ❤️
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  7548. I’m loving all the Aussie slang mate 👍🏻, you’ve been doing your homework 😂🇦🇺👍🏻
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  7549. Kimi's 'cold' demeanor while intimidating to some, is honestly quite endearing tbh. Miss him on the grid. Him and Seb are my favorite (former) Ferrari boys. Also, please react to "How Unstoppable Was Sebastian Vettel in His Prime?". 🙏🥺
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  7550. Hi Ian, A short history of the naming of the Land Rover: The iconic boxy Land Rover that you love so much was introduced in 1948, initially only in short-wheelbase form. the long wheelbase became available in 1950. In 1958 the vehicle was given a styling makeover with the rounded tops to the wings (fenders) and these were called Series 2 (II) and previous models were then called Series 1 (I). The short wheelbase vehicles were called 88" and the long wheelbase were 109". In 1971 the Series 3 (III) was introduced, little different externally, but with an upgraded interior and more engine options. None of these vehicles should ever be called Defender! In 1983 new replacement models were introduced with coil spring suspension - all previous models had leaf springs - and initially these were called the Ninety (or 90) and the One-Ten (or 110), due to their wheelbase. Only in 1990 was the Defender name applied to these vehicles, so any model built before 1990 whether it be a coil sprung or leaf sprung should not be referred to as a Defender. Cheers.
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  7551. There's so much to explain here ^^ The first point is that Germany and Scotland have no real rivalry as far as fans in "football" are concerned, and are therefore very friendly with each other, and also we both have a certain dislike of the English (in the football sense). Which brings us to the English. They are still mentally stuck somewhere in 1940 and think that football is just another battlefield of the Second World War and that we Germans are therefore their natural enemy. However, that only applies to them but not to us Germans. We have 4 World Cup titles, but the English only have one... which they won over 60 years ago. And apart from the one World Cup title, they've never actually won anything else at international level in football. Our "final boss", on the other hand, is the Netherlands. Although the rivalry here is more of a tongue-in-cheek affair. But there were some really "hateful moments" over 30 years ago when Frank Rijkaard spat at the German player Rudi Völler and Völler got a yellow card for it.
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  7552. I was once there because my parents had a last minute thing they needed and it was near by. It was so weird and honestly really creepy feeling that i never went there again. I knew someone working there and he basically did quit very quick because he just could not work there.
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  7553. that light blue bus at 7:40 is a hungarian Ikarus 55 or 66, was a fairly widespread brand with several models throughout Europe, but especially in the Eastern Bloc from 60's-80's, but also in many places overseas.
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  7554. The AEC Matador was a similar truck which would typically have started life in the military but later be used by repair garages for breakdown recovery etc. Something like that with a crane was a cheaper alternative to a big low loader if recovering commercial vehicles.
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  7555. One thing these drivers can say that you and I can’t is “I’ve raced at Mt Panorama!”
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  7556. Thanks for covering my country. BTW the white and green design is an old design, new one is kinda gray silver with yellow and blue decals similar to czech design (almost the same). Only cars I have seen with this new design so far are Toyota RAV4 and BMW X3 hybrids, but there are also other like skodas(both enyaqs and octavias) and kias.
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  7557. This is Robert Kubica. Fast in any car, on any surface. He is going through the difficult sections completely flawless. Misha also made a video on the aftermath of his two or three days using their rental. Nice channel, the rental and taxi company is the child of American Robert Mitchell and Misha (Dutch of Russian decent). They have a Porsche 911 GT2 MR as an officially registered taxi and are offering rides with that or other very special cars. And that is not just an M4. It got the full Team Schirmer treatment. The only thing stock, is the engine.
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  7558. Such good packages. I love watching what people send to you. I am so glad that Emma's dress fits her.
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  7559. In Sydney I have 4 Maggies that visit me every day. They bring their young to say hello and I give them a little bit of food. They have a great song to them and they tend to leave me alone.
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  7560. You could also try some Australian Christmas songs, Tim Minchin's White wine in the sun is a good place to start, or Aunty Donna's Aussie Chriatmas carol for something a bit more tongue in cheek
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  7561. The highway in NZ makes for a great drive. Pretty smooth/pothole free, quite a lot of cornering but ALL THE BENDS ARE PROPERLY CAMBERED😮
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  7562. Great video to see just how much cooler the American emergency vehicles and sirens are compared to ours here in Europe. I wish we had those on our streets all the time.
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  7563. As a Czech 🇨🇿 ... You pronounced that right the Š is pronounced same way as SH in shopping. Skoda cars are used everywhere across Europe because they are cheap, reliable and Škoda offers special version for emergency services Police cars have more power, are more robust and have 24/7 support / mechanical help Emergency škoda card are less robust, but have more mobility, they are often used in some serious incidents as a first responder. Because they allow u to swerve through traffic in bigger speeds and less time Škoda offers more space in back of car, cages for K9s, easy access compartments etc. You will see most often škoda Superb or Škoda Kodiaq Kodiaqs are often stock , 140kW 2,0L engine, 4x4, 7 gears and around 170 HP Police superbs are something more fun gas engine 2,0 tsi, 206 kW, 0-100 km/h in 5.8 seconds They also use older octavias or scalas, but those are out dated
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  7564. The "Shagin' Wagon" was Great fun at the Drive-In. The wagons were sent to the back row though because we (everyone with a wagon) would park with the rear-facing the screen, and rear tailgate open and up, so we could lay on the mattress and watch the movie. Because you weren't cool if you didn't have a mattress 🤣🤣 If there was any car parked behind you, they couldn't see the screen. Plus, of course, we had roof racks with surfboards on top as well. Memories...light the corners of my mind...misty watercolour memories...of the way we were..
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  7565. Reminds me of a 4 rotor/f1 v10, you should also check out the mazda 787b Edit: 787b is a 4 rotor
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  7566. Victoria built a Desalination Plant during the 12 year long Drought from 2000 to 2012 , the Plant took 4 years to build and cost $ 6 Billion . 3 Months before the Desalination Plant was operational , the Drought broke and the Desalination Plant has NOT been used in all the time it has been there BUT it costs Victoria $ 600 million every year to maintain regardless .Desalination Plants require enormous amounts of Electricity , Victoria built a huge Solar Field just to run the Desalination Plant . They are very expensive to build and maintain and supply Electricity for . They really are a waste of Money if they are NOT necessary . Most Major Australian Cities have at least 1 Desalination Plant .
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  7567. Few facts for polish license plates: Before we used to have black plates with white letters/numbers, similar to Liechtenstein. We also have a special yellow license plate with additional symbol of sillhuette/outline of 1920's car. Those are given for vintage or valuable historically cars. They also let you drive through clean air zones where vehicles with combustion engines are banned, as well as different taxes/insurance requirements. Historical importance means that either that specific car was important, like owned by someone famous, or that the model of said car was important - lile 1st gen Prius for popularizing hybrids. There are various laws that also dictate how old car needs to be or how extensive proof of importance of the car you must show to the officials.
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  7568. G'day Ian - the tree at 1:40 Jacaranda is pronounced ja~ca~ran~da where the "a" like the "a" in "hat". Now try saying it 😊 Poinciana is poin~see~ana (same "a" as in jacaranda). The water you refer to at 4:15 is the Swan River which runs from east of Perth to the ocean in Fremantle. Fun fact - a common expression when asking someone where they live is "you north or south of the river?" The brown brick building at 4:30 used to be the Swan Brewery (made a local beer) but is now a very upmarket restaurant. Fun fact - a long time ago the brewery used to light up at nights and the lights were of a sailing ship 😊 You nailed the "Melbin" at 8:26, spoken like a true local 'Strayan. Cheers mate from Perth 👍😁
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  7569. Mate. I've been there twice in my life. It's unbelievable. When you are at the top of the mountain. You hear the whole grid rev up. Then... You hear the thunder coming. It is something I hope you all, All. Get to experience. Peace
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  7570. You need to react to Australia's deadliest animals song it's the Australians taking the piss out of the American gun laws
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  7571. Spent many hours as a kid sitting in the opal mine with Pop in Lightning Ridge to escape the heat and Nan's nagging... we dodged snakes and found opals. Good times.
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  7572. The car that you did not know is Toyota Fortuner
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  7573. The only time I tip, is when I catch a taxi, and even then, I only round up to the nearest $5.00 increment. But I understand why tips are prevalent if people aren't making minimum wage
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  7574. the OAKA Stadium in Athens, Greece was built in 1982, and later renovated for the 2004 olympics, and it can hold up to 75,000 for concerts and other events. Its currently undergoing a renovation due to some issues with the roof. Also the Camp Nou in Barcelona is expected to surpass 100,000 capacity after the renovations. So excited i will be at Barcelona for vacations after the renovations are complete. Cant wait to see it in person!
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  7575. I'm more scared of rips than sharks. I grew up at Bronte Beach and got caught in a rip once (yes I was swimming between the flags but the rip moved), luckily for me a nearby surfer saw I was in trouble and picked me up and took me back to shore. Quick followup: I can answer why u appears in a lot of English words or is spelt slightly differently. Samuel Johnson, who wrote A Dictionary of the English Language in 1775, was a massive Francophile and added some French flair to a lot of words. So basically Americans just use the original spelling.
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  7576. What annoys me the most about this is that these guys used a koala to fool the reporter. It is really irresponsible because while it was fun, the belief will emerge that drop bears don't exist. His explanation of drop bears are a fact, he didn't mention that they are carnivorous as he is from Kangaroo Island and the sub species there is only slightly poisonous with their fangs. Mainland droppies (as they are called in Australia) can grow up to 7 times the size of their cousin the koala. There are stories that they react to human voices that does not have an Australian accent and this may be a reason for the amount of tourist injuries. Australians have learnt to smear vegemite on the back of their neck when walking in known droppy habitat (you don't actually think we eat that stuff do you?). This is the only known repellant. So while a good prank it gives the wrong impression. I suppose it was safer to prank her than actually give her a droppy to handle, it's really no laughing matter.
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  7577. I was hoping he would add some Aussie statistics into the video… but he didn’t so I will. The 2016 Murder rate Australia wide was 1.4 per 100,000 and the road fatality is hovering between 4.5 and 5.3 for the last decade. Love your work. Keep the videos coming!
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  7578. Its the pinnacle of motor racing when you look at the insane amount of engineering that has be taken from the aerospace industry. Also F1 cars are designed by each team which is geared towards achieving extreme downforce. A formula car is not actually a car. But more of an aeroplane flying on wheels.
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  7579. You have no idea... I think it peaked in the 80s. My youth then was every weekend sliding away in my Cadillac with 4-5 good friends, plenty of beer and liquor and only American rock and roll from the 50s and 60s on the car stereo. It often started with car wash and cleaning at 8 o'clock in the evening and return home at dawn the next day. (I would like to point out that the driver for the weekend was ALWAYS completely sober.) And there were hundreds of like-minded people with their american cars on the roads in my sparsely populated area in southern Sweden. I could write a whole book about all the adventures we had... I picked up my car in Stockholm at the free port. There were LOTS of newly imported American cars heading out to guys like me around Sweden. And just as you say, there is NOTHING that can replace the low rumble of the V-8s
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  7580. Audi has just mastered the sound. They even got engineers for the sound of closing the car door. The masterpiece is, if you're on the racetrack, you don't just hear the sound, you feel the roaw in all your bones. Edit: here's my vid of the 100 years of Audi celebration in the birthtown Zwickau. Also pure Sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyU8b1oT8Go
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  7581. loved seeing the family enjoy the snacks!
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  7582. If I remember correctly, Ranger Stacey was married to a cop and that was why Agro made fun of cops all the time.
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  7583. Ian, many of us grew up on Americana. Giligans Island, the Brady Bunch and Hogans Heroes. Levi jeans and Harley Davidson. We are brothers in arms and we love you. Jeff.
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  7584. I'd guess Kombi is australian slang for this type of van. In Germany, a Kombi is usually the estate (or station wagon) version of a limousine model (i.e. a VW Passat). So a Kombi is the more spacious boxy model variant, usually for families or if you have dogs and so on.
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  7585. the 911 has been rallying since the 60's and have won multiple rally championships.
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  7586. Thanks so much to you and your family for doing the Bathurst Livestream it was a great day and your Livestream made it even better, I hope use all enjoyed it and say G'day to Pedro the myth the legend 🤠👍 That book you got in the Mail time is awesome there is a YouTube video of Samuel L Jackson reading the book "Go The Fok To Sleep" it's a must watch it's funny as Fok! 😂 And the DVD you received I live in the Victorian High Country a tiny little town called Dargo we have a population of 75 people in town and surrounding area
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  7587. English, Indian, actor Dev Patel did an awesome Aussie accent in “lion”, the story of an Indian, Australian returning to India find their biological parent
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  7588. Woo hoo! These keep getting better and better.. cheers mate! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💕❤️🇺🇸
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  7589. Lake Mungo is where some of Australia’s oldest Aboriginal archaeological evidence can be found with fish traps, middens even footprints
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  7590. I worked at Ford Geelong in production welding, stores and shipping 1975-1978. It was a treat to go up to the engine plant when they were hot testing the 351 V8s. I own an FG-X 6cyl turbo manual. Great car.
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  7591. Germany has now won 2 of the 3 matches of the Preliminary Round and as thus also was the first team to secure a slot in the knockout tournament phase 😁⚽ It has been AGES since we were THAT good, two highly enjoyable games so far (at least from german perspective 😋)
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  7592. The Sunshine State is Queensland mate , or more commonly known as gods country
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  7593. I have lived in the states married an American we relocated back to OZ around 4 years ago my wife actually calls OZ heaven on earth her words ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  7594. I remember the first time I saw one I think in 1988. I was 6yo and shocked. It was so unlike all the other cars on Czech roads then. Those were all the boxy Škoda 120 and similar, occasional older rounded 110. This was the first time I ever saw a hatchback shaped car without ever knowing such a concept existed. A "car" equaled a sedan in my mind until that moment. It was mindblowing.
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  7595. The Blank spot on the Map is most likely a Military Area . We have a few scattered around . Australia is one of the " Five Eyes " Countries .
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  7596. Most drive through bottle shops also have two parking areas. One for driving through and one for browsing.
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  7597. If you're wondering about the Wizz Fizz, you literally just eat i out of the packet with the little shovel provided. Also be careful not to breathe it in haha
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  7598. aaaaaah Lamb the meet of the nation lol . It is a pretty big deal here in Australia Lamb but hey we also are pretty big on beef and seafood
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  7599. This was the first year of it & is here for the next 5 years & the company running it have announced they hope to make it bigger from next year by hoping to get the navy blue angels & airforce Thunderbirds to come down for it.
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  7600. LOL! I was thinking it when Ian said, “That’s probably not even enough!” (Milo). I spoon it out because if it gets around the rim of the tin, it absorbs moisture from the air and becomes sticky and then sets hard.
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  7601. Great upload Ian fantastic mate loved it , And the red and white car he passed was a holden commodore think it was a " VH " . 👌👍
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  7602. I'm directly in the line of this cyclone. To say I'm nervous is an understatement.
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  7603. Very impressive machine, this one. / Sehr beeindruckendes Gerät, das Teil.
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  7604. The first female racer I knew and grew up with was the legendary Shirley "Cha Cha" Muldowney of NHRA Top Fuel fame. She won the NHRA Top Fuel championship in 1977, 1980, and 1982. They even made a movie of based on her life and career as a drag racer called Heart Like a Wheel.
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  7605. I believe that rally should have been the natural evolution for NASCAR, think about it moonshine runners driving on back roads to deliver shine or getting away from the revenuers.
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  7606. Hey Ian, Australian’s are the biggest gamblers in the world and there are plenty of venues to cater to this plus every state and mainland territory capital city has a Casino with gaming options like the Casinos of Las Vegas. One of your favourite Aussie places, Tasmania, was the site of the first casino in Australia. Christmas Island that you have covered once had a casino too, plus Cairns, Townsville, Gold Coast, Alice Springs, Launceston
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  7607. This is the first time I have seen Ian without a cap , he still is a good looking rooster 🐓 😅
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  7608. I always find it interesting that Americans refer to the building as a 'home' where a British person would generally refer to the building as a 'house'. "Home" is used in the more personal or abstract way by Brits. US-There are 10 homes on my street. UK-There are 10 houses on my street. UK/US -It has been a long day, I can't wait to go home to see my family. Hope this makes sense. xxx
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  7609. Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac are/were definitely British. Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckinham are American. Lewis Capaldi is a cousin of a British actor, Peter Capaldi (one of the Doctor Who main actors and many other characters in many British television series) The Police, Sting and Andy Summers are British, Steward Copeland is American.
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  7610. i dont think throwing apple to get away is smart now it knows it can chase a human to get apples
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  7611. My thoughts are with all of the countries dealing with this heat wave, especially when they are not used to it happening. I know most houses in England and Scotland where I know where some people live they dont have air cons so it would be so difficult for them. Hope they all stay safe and hydrated. We are used to the heat here in Australia but it doesnt me we all like it either.
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  7612. Bless Tassie, it has, as you saw, the cleanest in the world. In fact, Tasmania’s new tourism slogan is “Come Down For Air”. I actually went there for one of my annual holidays (4 weeks) and drove around the island. Even though I was very sick with the flu, I felt really healthy and fit there. We went on the Cradle Mountain short (8-hr) hike and back and I had no lung problems. Never experienced energising air anything like it, even in Canada or Nepal. But please don’t tell Tasmanians though, they’ll feel superior for it 😂
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  7613. I purchased a toilett seat bidet version. It´s automatic and heats up the water. I really don´t want to miss this thing anymore. It is a different feel of cleaning down there and saves a lot of toilett paper. Greetings from austria
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  7614. The xa to xc Falcons could also fit a heap more rubber under the rear making them look even tougher than the one in the video. I'm Holden through and through but always had a soft spot for the coupes. My favourite paint scheme hands down was privateer Murray Carter at Bathurst. Sounds like you need to make the pilgrimage to Bathurst one day. Love your passion for it 😀
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  7615. I looked at cummins diesels before I bought the power wagon. I couldn't justify it because they are also built for longevity, "the long haul", if you will! So my 20 minutes to work and back would not be good for the diesel, I would just plug up the DPF filter. Not to mention the pulling power, my single axle trailer fully loaded is like, 3500lbs,...cummins be like, tow haul mode is on ,but, I don't feel any difference! LOL😂 I'm happy with the Power Wagon too. 👍🏻🍻good video.
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  7616. DUDE! Just change your mirrors to the flip mirrors,and drive with them up everywhere! Shit son, that's like 20hp right there!!
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  7617. The one with the Container loaded is used by the Fire Department, here in Europe over the last, i would say 30 to 40 years in most European Fire Departments they started to use more and more these swap body trucks (Wechsellader as we call them in Germany) and buy Containers where in the past several specialised Vehicel had to be used for, but this saves the Cost for all these Vehicel and they sometimes can put the Equipment of 2 or 3 Vehicel into 1 Container. It also saves space both in the Fire station and where they are needed on site during an Emergency, and they can set down a Container, drive back and take another one who is needed.
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  7618. Here in Queensland (we are inland) we have a wooden house up on stumps, some are low some are high ours are only 4 steps up. This is for the breeze but also the black soil. Houses on slabs tend to get cracked windows from house movement when its wet or dry. Our home was built in 1948 so its quite old. It was part of a wood mill back in the day so we have an alcove at the back where the men use to take off their boots and it has a shower and toilet off to the side. It was extreamly small home and the entire right hand side was added in the 1960's (bedroom, kitchen.laundry) with a huge beam. The beams in the roof are extra large and solid too, again we think due to being the original mill house. Our main bathroom has a very old claw foot bath so no tile or plastic or anything on that its cast iron. We have no idea how old it is, maybe it it came with the original house.
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  7619. 04:20 It was the first Audi RS, an RS4 B5, which was also called the "Porsche killer" or "wolf in sheep's clothing". It was not built by Audi at the time, but by Porsche. Audi only supplied the body. From the outside, it looked like a completely normal family station wagon, and you could only tell it apart by the RS logo and the slightly wider fenders. It was and is the dream car of my youth, I never owned one myself but I had the pleasure of driving the beast a few times.
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  7620. The pricing is so different. I mean, in america. Like I just checked Tesla's website; The long range model 3 rwd be $29,990... while here in europe, it's 47 169 eur.
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  7621. On the old Top Gear, James May (with an alleged music degree) put together their theme song with the engine notes of various classic cars. Worth a look and listen if you can find it and overcome the copyright. The finished version played on a handheld keyboard was underwhelming to say the least but you could tell what it was 😂😂
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  7622. Ah huh! Now we all realise the truth. You married your wonderful wife to get to her Dads cooking. Cheers mate.
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  7623. Of the oldies my favourite is the 1936 Auto Union C Type, the supercharged v16, sounds just roar. Here it is at Goodwood in 2018. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0aPekqm2Do Of the newer engines the F1 V10s of 2000-2005 with their 18k or 20k redlines just sound insane. Engines producing 90k or 100k cylinder firings per minute!
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  7624. Don't bother Ian , the others are a second rate substitute . Vegemite for ever !!! Bluey.
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  7625. 2:52 - Yes it is, windows don't go all the way to the floor. 😉 10:44 - It's weird that he saw windows on sale wherever he was in Europe. Here in Portugal, when someone needs to swap old windows or doors for new ones, they just contact one of the many companies that make aluminium doors and windows, they come to the customer's home, take measures and it's all custom made. I don't believe anyone in their right mind would go to a store, buy those types of windows or doors and install them. 😄
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  7626. The hellcat power wagon can be called the “Hell Wagon”! Lol
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  7627. Yes, you'r perfectly right. Our system (France and most of european countries) make this ride free for the patient (in this cas a child) but the cost is cover by our taxes. You make me think that taxes save life ! That' a pretty good idea.
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  7628. These make me so happy (except the xxxx gold bleh). Love seeing other people happy about Aussie stuff
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  7629. 17:07 Drakes Supermarkets, Caltex Woolworths, Target and Nissan Drakes used to be Drakes IGA but they split off to start their own Woolworths-like chain. But that one used to be a Woolworths as Woolworths moved up the road to a new shopping centre they built. Speaking of phasing out, Woolworths sold Caltex Woolworths to Euro Garages and Caltex Australia was fired by Chevron who re-entered the market by buying Puma Energy Australia, so now they are phasing out the Caltexs in favour of AMPOLs (their co-predecessor) and probably EGs.
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  7630. Robert kubica would be an F1 world champion if it wasn't for his rally accident in 2011. a beast of a driver
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  7631. The reversing was quite okay...until you lost all the air XD to build up pressure you just either have to wait, or rev the engine a bit in neutral...in your case was the problem, that probably pressed the brake too many times on the controller, I guess with full force, and simply emptied all the air. Also I suggest to get in all the available map DLCs, that extends the playground onto the whole grey aera. (And if you have them, there is a map mod called ProMods, which makes the map even bigger/detailed)
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  7632. 8:23 that should be an actual air raid siren from back then, or at least a very clear recording and playback
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  7633. Their fast movement is what causes a shock for me. I was splitting a log in my backyard and when it cracked open, there was big momma in a very defensive position. Hundreds of young ones took off in all directions. So did I. Log stayed there for a few more weeks. I know they are harmless but still not a fan.
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  7634. This is very much the parisian way of bumper parking and sometimes other parts of europe you might see this also. Traditionally on the flat roads people would leave their handbrakes off to make it easier for others to push their cars to minimise damage
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  7635. People say about F1 drivers being the best, I'd like to see any of them do this, these guys have balls of solid titanium. To me to haul ass down a pretty blind road relying on just your co-drivers notes and on him/her not making a mistake? That is a class of its own.
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  7636. me as a dane, living in denmark, we speak danish btw, not dutch lol😂😂 one of my favorite parts about america is definitely watching the political stuff.. its like a one big reality show. i always feel like grabbing some popcorn when there's a debate between a president and candidate.. but i'll find it a bit odd that its never really so much about the politics. its more about attacking the personal stuff. the person. instead of focusing on the people its more about throwing mudd against each other. very bizarre lol. the divided states of america! 😂😂 one big clownshow😂
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  7637. You made the paper!!! Great stuff Ian! So happy for you 🥰 oh, and hey Pedro! 👋🏻
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  7638. I was pretty surprised by the accuracy of the game, the signs, the rest stops and the construction looked very much like they look in real life but then at 44:14 when you said look at that frankfurt skyline and there was a tram going below the bridge (btw the trams in frankfurt look EXACTLY like that) i was honestly shocked because i recogniced that bridge, i've been in that tram going through there many times haha
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  7639. And they wonder why the crime rate and the homeless rate is so high in the US, starting to get like this here in Australia
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  7640. you should check out the Ferrari XX K/ XXK EVO to its based off the La Ferrari and uses a kinetic energy recovery system that boots its power to over 1,000hp. and because of the way the recovery system works if you touch the car at the wrong time, it can kill you with the amount of electricity thats in the cars frame it even has warning lights on the outside to let you know when it is safe to touch
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  7641. Bro vegemite is great to add to stew's and casseroles just add a couple of spoonful's to help season it you will be pleasantly surprised how good it goes with beef mix it like a stock
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  7642. In Sydney all crossings have look to the right painted on the road at the crossing to warn people on holidays from left hand drive countries.
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  7643. I'm French, and I own a 1974 Citroën 2cv, and I understand that, in the eyes of some, it's a weird car, and indeed its design (like many other Citroën models) is unique in the world and that's what makes its charm 😍🤩👍
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  7644. Well said mate spot on ! 👍✌️
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  7645. You're born with this passion, it's totally tribal! You live & breathe it. You ARE the team. ALL other teams are the enemy. It's that simple, really. 🇬🇧🥊🇬🇧
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  7646. When SVG starts wining Ovals, Kenny's gonna eat his words...
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  7647. Australia is 1.7% closer to the sun during summer. The ozone hole is above Antartica and is shrinking.
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  7648. Hey, thanks again for checking another of my recommendation ! About the price, I went to look at bakeries in Chicago and yeah, it's way pricier compared to France. For comparison, I saw croissant going for about $4, while in France, you get them for $1.20. Same for pain au chocolat, which you call chocolate croissant, $4.25 in Chicago, compared to $1.50 in France. Cakes ranged from $40 to $60, while it would be half the price in France. Also, we have greater variety when it comes to pastries and cakes. Bakeries in France are everywhere and 1000 baguettes is without counting the croissants, pastries etc... of course, but you have to also count other types of bread. Loaves of "campagne" bread made with different flour and seeds, whole bread etc... The bakery was indeed bigger than most bakeries, but that's what we would call "standard" for a bakery in high traffic area, such as a road that lots of workers use everyday, meaning that they stop there before or after work to get bread and pastries. Most bakeries are village bakeries, in villages of around a thousand people. With the fact that families might buy only one baguette, and some people not buying a baguette that day, you might need to still pump out 200 baguettes a day.
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  7649. The happy tears flowing from my eyes in the joy of you giving back to others and them exploring Aussie foods. Thank you so much!
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  7650. F@#&** that was amazing. Take a bow! Now that's how a country should function. Prayers to the children in need.
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  7651. U can see these types of axeman challenges at local A&P shows around New Zealand. The guys from NZ n Aus have both epic axeman and sheep shearers. Best in the world man! U need to watch the hot saw in the Stihl timbersports. Basically the same but have to cut upwards too. One stroke down one stroke up.
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  7652. The idea of going to an country where everyone can have an gun is kinda scary for some when not used to that, and you just don't know how that is in practice. But here we do still have plenty of people that carry knives depending on location, or in some cases illegal guns. It happens everywhere to some degree. Knives are still very effective for robbery
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  7653. That road about 4 minutes in with the car going up the bank is like the roads around my house. It's probably why I got into rallying 😂
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  7654. The barking man reminds me of my dad waaaay too much. 😂😂😂 Including the scared wife.
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  7655. Ian if you look closer to the first trucks in the desert there was a Truck at the rear truck used for breaking. I love watching our Truckies in action. I have seen several in my working life and for some reason I always get a lump in my throat so proud of how amazing we Australias are when it comes to moving big pieces of equipment around our beautiful big country. I love your channel and I hope your beautiful family are doing well with your precious addition Sydney. If you guys are wrestling with a middle name, I think Australia would be a great one. Sydney Australia Wrocker has a great ring to it. Keep on Trucken.
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  7656. It is against the rules to make head high contact in Aussie rules. Happens quite a bit, but a lot more stringent for about the last 10 years. Any head contact and a player leaves the field and a concussion test is performed. They must pass the test or are no longer aloud to participate in the game. Rules are pretty simple, no pushing in the back, must tackle between the shoulders and knees, must bounce the ball every 10 m when running with it ( up to the umpire to judge that) . A catch is called a mark. When a player first goes for a catch and makes contact, a figurative mark is made on the ground below the person. That’s why it is called a mark. They must complete the mark though to receive a kick by holding the catch for a least 3 secs or show they have control of the ball. The opposition player then stands on the mark where the player taken the catch, first made contact. Hence, this is why Aussie call a catch, a mark. The opposition player must stay on the Mark and not move until the player who took the mark (catch) has kick it or plays on. Another couple of rules are, you can not chop a players arm when taking a mark, u must punch the ball, no tripping, if a player’s head is over the ball and is reaching for it or has it in their hands hands, the opposition player can not kick at it. This called kicking in danger. The 4 posts at each end are the goal post. Kick between the 2 on either side is called a point or behind, this is worth 1 point. Kick it between the middle post is called a goal and worth six points. Hit either of the 2 middle posts, it is a behind. Hit either of the 2 outside post, it is out of bounds if it bounces before the ball hits the post. If it the hits it on the full when someone kicks, it, a free kick to the opponent is given from the boundary line. At any time if the ball bounces or is knock over the line, the umpire will throw the ball in and the 2 ruck players will contest for it. It can not be deliberately knock over, this is a free kick to the opposition. Hope that helps and makes sense. But if you ever watch a game u will c it is very hard to umpire because of the fast pace and the umpires miss things or decisions are quite contentious. Cheers enjoy the footy 🙂
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  7657. Yummy looks good Daniella. Awesome if you do more of these videos Ian. Have a great day with Emma, Andrew and Sydney 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹
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  7658. I'm German and the old German cars are just awesome, I recommend you look at an Audi V8 if you find a good one near you. 160,000 miles is nothing for these engines, back then they still built robust and durable engines. Good V8s are getting more and more expensive, if you find a good one for a good price you shouldn't think twice ;)
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  7659. No wonder the Lancia Stratos sounds different. Lancia and Ferrari are both part of the FIAT Group. It has a Ferrari V6 in it.
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  7660. Frazer Island is entirely sand, no rock. Even what looks like rock is called coffee rock and is formed on the Island from decayed vegetation and sand. The early swimming scene is a perched freshwater lake and decayed vegetation is what is keeping the water in it and the same for the creeks. Those huge trees are standing in only sand.
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  7661. 6:38 that is a yugo driven by a lady with lancia delta drivetrain (4x4) and engine about 390bhp
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  7662. Family including their animals which included farm animals and horses and even wildlife come first! Then property! It’s like the biblical story of the great deluge! Thank You for bringing awareness! Thank You 🙏 I’m also not a water person and when you are surrounded by so much water and flooding , roads cut off! The sound of non stop rain 24/7 .It really messes with your head!
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  7663. The Favorits are still around. There's actually still quite a few running. I have not driven one, but I've driven Skoda Felicia which came right after in the late 90s. It was a great experience :D
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  7664. Yeah I never knew that my ancestors were drowned in the middle of the ocean instead of arriving here in the Eastern Patagonian Desert. The things we learn. But in all seriousness, Australia pulled up fairly well during the GFC. Granted that there are some regions that have never bounced back and it could be argued that they're still in their own mini recession, ie south coast NSW, given the high unemployment rate and industry drop off from the region. But all in all, we pulled up relatively well both individually and nationally
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  7665. That's exactly how I see it too, if you compare the damage and the price of the tool, the tool from Würth won. When comparing, it is important that the price and size of the tool are identical
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  7666. First video you watch, I'm here screaming that there is SO MUCH ROOM to fit into that spot with that car. People just don't know how to park properly
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  7667. When I first started on the net I used to tell all Americans that Paul Hogans job was to knock Koala's of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Lol. I also told them that once a year we closed the bridge to have roo races across it.. I was always amazed at what I could get away with. 🤣🤣🤣
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  7668. Waiting for someone to send them Qantas tickets!
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  7669. If you like big diesels, you need to check out some locomotive cold starts.
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  7670. Seen my dad tip a few times when I was a kid when the waitress would I indulge his flirting and put effort into being friendly and chatty to us kids, seen him tip a 50 when he was having a good week. Went to Bali with my mum as a kid, mum had been many times and always made sure she saved plenty for tipping as it's a poorer country, we'd stay in the quieter holiday spots , they driver we had for sight seeing went above and beyond and was so greatfull and we'd listen to stories of his day when we wernt with him, he felt like our holiday uncle and made the drives around so entertaining and educational
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  7671. Do YOU Have a Car parked in Your Living Room?
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  7672. That BMW was a 1 series hatchback (F20).
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  7673. Australia, the land of wierd stuff. 😂
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  7674. Just found a channel “Nate Lawson” he’s ex US military and he’s taught me so much about the states and how bad you guys actually have it and not even know it, he was a huge patriot before his service. He’s in the midst of leaving altogether for Germany. (Oh and pepper spray is illegal here too)
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  7675. You know you are not in USA because after being abandoned in the middle of the road the two guys walked towards the police car , probably to get a lift :D
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  7676. This volvo also had a trick heads that were skimmed at an angle, to give it better valve positioning, since they weren't allowed to change valve geometry, they changed the geometry of the head :D
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  7677. I had Skoda Fabia diesel 75HP. It could drive out of my underground garage on the clutch only.
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  7678. That was off the chart i love WRC and so wish the Western Australian government would bring it back to W.A, i miss it. 👍🤠
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  7679. Ok number two was the most convincing reason to lift my truck 😂.
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  7680. Johnny Herbert nearly had his career ended after a crash in F3000 in 1988. His ankles and feet were severely damaged, and amputation was even a possibility. He recovered, though, and was able to make his F1 debut in 1989.
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  7681. After doing some research, that company Ale built their own heavy duty tractor, the Trojan 8870. Its got 700horsepower 16L inline 6 Volvo ship engine with a 6 speed allison gearbox. Its empty weight is about 72 tons and it does indeed have 8x8. Btw, the little Ford at 10:19 is a Ford Ka.
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  7682. What Car should I learn about next!!! ⁉⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  7683. When you buy a ute in Aus, if its new and you're choosing options, for a Hilux, Ranger, Navara, BT-50 etc. you can choose to get the regular Tray (the tray is what you call the bed), or an Alloy Tray, which is the aluminium tray you see at 6:54. They are stock options that come from the manufacturer. Some people will get after market ones, they're usually the people who take the ute out 4WD as well.
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  7684. Wow, Haigh's chocolate. Your fans are going all out now. A boutique chocalatairie from Adelaide
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  7685. Actually I'm pretty sure the Heavywets (blue) are the least used ones. If its raining really heavy most of the time the race got suspended due to safety concerns (mostly because of the miserably and dangeroius visual conditions). For slicks I would go with the white ones because its difficult to get them to temperature
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  7686. In Barcelona a catalonian would say in catalan, benzina, while the same catalonian would say gasolina in spanish...
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  7687. G'day Ian, this was the first year of the group A touring car formula in Australia. It was the established class in Europe & the Walkinshaw jags were the front runners over there. The following year the HDT & Gricey took their Commodores over to Europe to take 'em on & were very successful. In '85 they had no wings or air dams so were a real handful at Bathurst, cheers
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  7688. Forgot to Verbally mention where this Great video came from.. Check out Blend Line TV -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYZ11-hqT0MUhzgstStiyVQ
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  7689. Crazy, yesterday I recommended Orangina :D
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  7690. I think this is the first time seeing you both eat with cutlery, and yet I wasn’t ready to see you eat the clumsy American way! Knife in the left hand, fork in the right! The complete reverse of the way UK and Australia does it. Now I’m wondering how other European countries use cutlery!
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  7691. Cyclone Tracey is something you definitely need to check out. Christmas 1974. Lots of good YouTube docos about it. There was even a song written about it called 'Santa never made it to Darwin'. These are the lyrics. On Christmas Eve of seventy-four The warning sounded out For all the broadcast stations A great storm was near about The girls and boys asleep in bed Tomorrow was the day Their mums and dads all prayed The mighty storm would turn away Santa never made it into Darwin Disaster struck at dawn on Christmas Day Santa never made it into Darwin A big wind came and blew the town away Christmas morning was a nightmare As Cyclone Tracy struck It ripped apart the buildings Like an atom bomb had struck It twisted iron girders And it flattened all the trees The might of such a cyclone Must be seen to be believed Santa never made it into Darwin Disaster struck at dawn on Christmas Day Santa never made it into Darwin A big wind came and blew the town away Many boats put out to sea Very few returned Most were foundered on the rocks Or in deep seas overturned Australia was shocked and saddened As the news came through The devastated city Must be built anew That suffering and heartbreak Could happen in this way A natural disaster Could come on on Christmas Day Santa never made it into Darwin Disaster struck at dawn on Christmas Day Santa never made it into Darwin A big wind came and blew the town away Santa never made it into Darwin Disaster struck at dawn on Christmas Day Santa never made it into Darwin A big wind came and blew the town away A big wind came and blew the town away
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  7692. Those DVD's are a great watch, but you're gonna need an all region DVD player to watch them.. Those dvd's will be region 4 and won't work on a standard Region 1 dvd player.. Keep up the great videos and by the way that South Australian town is Coober Pedy (Pronounced Coo Ber Pee Dee).. The Yowie is the Australian version of a Big Foot or Yeti..
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  7693. Beast of an engine, was possible to get 10,500 RPM out of this and 930hp
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  7694. Look at the turn-in at turn 4, 5 and 6 on Hamilton's car - it totally flattens the corners with almost zero lift on the throttle. Then 4 seconds later the IndyCar gets there and it's like he's on a different track. Pure engineering.
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  7695. Nothing beats walking into a bakery first thing in the morning, and beeing overwelm by the sight and smell of fresh bread or pasties just out of the oven... hard to resist to get everithing...Have to be strong !!! lol
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  7696. In Australia, it tends to be the old houses that have eight and ten foot ceilings and the newer builds have seven foot ceilings.
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  7697. DTM cars and regulations were very different over the series existence, so it heavily depends on not just brand but also which year for how standard and what engines they ran. Also, I saw some brief group A and Super touring footage mixed into the video I think.
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  7698. You get a gumtree tree and a flag when you become a citizen
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  7699. 4:14 Nissan Patrol, and Nissan Terrano II, 4:52 Nissan Navarra ( the Frontier is for the american market, the Navarra comes with a 2.5L turbo diesel intercooler engine pulling 162 Horse Power ), 7:08 Its a DAF truck.
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  7700. Kids dropped off at school by SUV: most kids in Germany ride a bike or take the bus to school. My kids ride balance bikes since age 3 and ride bikes since being 4, we rode together to Kindergarten and elementary school. When I hat to visit secondary school 20km away I either took the bus (2 hours incl. waiting) or rode by bike with some friends. Today I drive big german car (VW Passat, so lower-to-mid size for the US), going on vacations with the family for 3 weeks, towing trailers and once a caravan, 4 bikes on a hinge-mount, and much more.
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  7701. Pronounced "ness lay" 👌🏼 There is Nestle companies in Malaysia and others. But there is only one milo, the Aussie version. 👌🏼👌🏼 Ps.... 50:50 milo/milk ratio
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  7702. Another car to check out with an Aussie twist is the “Beast of Turin” a 1911 Fiat S76. You won’t be disappointed.
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  7703. I’ve been to VIVID a few times. Enjoyed it immensely & love seeing it grow. I don’t go every year because I don’t want it to become the norm. Peoples’ creativity is amazing. One year there was a marine theme on the Opera House & it was spectacular! I hope you get to see it one day. This year I’m off to see GLOW at the Sydney Zoo in Western Sydney. It’s good to change things up 😁✌🏼
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  7704. man I cant even process how wholesome you and your channel are! Man i wish you billions of subscribers, you never disrespect anyone, you always speak about advantages, good things things you like, instead of hating everything, you are a great dude! Also you put a little flag in the thumbnail. Also, its a mercedes sprinter 4x4 as all the ambulances here, they also have special rights (just like in germany) as @Karsten Doerr mentioned "Here in Germany, there are special rights (e.g. higher speeds than permitted, running red lights) and rights of way. These are laid down in the road traffic regulations. Nevertheless, the special right is also limited, because it is also said: "The special rights may only be exercised with due regard to public safety and order" (§35 point 8 StVO).".
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  7705. Thank you for that video. I'm a West Aussie and wasn't aware of much of the information in this video - very educational!
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  7706. 1:40 what gets me is that most of the best sounds of the modern cars, including the Group N and Rally 2000 series, which saw the WRX and Evo battles, is that these are inline-fours 🤯 Very, VERY turbo'd up, and with anti-lag systems and straight exhausts, but FOUR CYLINDERS that make most other engines sound wimpy in comparison XD
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  7707. One of the more famous vehicles from Steyr-Puch (now Magna-Steyr). I drove it during my military-service back in '81. I would not even try to walk where this thing can drive to. It's smaller brother is the Haflinger (Pinzgauer and Haflinger are horse breeds). Steyr also developed the G-Wagon, former sold as "Puch G", as well as all-wheel-drivetrains for different manufacturers (BMW, VW, Jeep, etc).
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  7708. You should look at the FINK rally in central aus cars and bikes!
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  7709. Šnyt is probably the Czech rendering of the German word Schnitt (cut). The Czech language has no problem with taking foreign words and czechify them, like džus (juice).
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  7710. This little girl got to do for real what every adult dreams of doing but is too scared to try. The giggles from her said it all.
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  7711. The Butterspekulatius is good but imho Gewürzspekulatius (spicy [but not hot!] speculatius) is even better. If you get one, you should try a "Stollen" which is like a fruitcake (much better than any American one), some are made with Marzipan (almond mass) and they are the best holiday treat ever. Merry Christmas!
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  7712. Europe as a whole is history. Everyone will name other cities which he finds beautiful. That is why you should look at the individual countries and then pick out his most beautiful cities. For me, Europe as a whole is the most beautiful because of its history. I have no favorite cities because everywhere there is something that you like and that you do not like. I make a start here and suggest that everyone sends a video from his country to show all the beauty. My suggestion for Germany would be "This is Germany (be careful not the old version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTn9G4bhOQ. With subtitles you can see where or which city or what it is and you can see very nicely the diversity of the country and you quickly realize that you actually can not determine where it is most liked. Maybe the community joins in and posts a video from his country as a suggestion to respond to show the beauty of where they live. Each Germanic tribe, even if they fought against each other 3000 years ago, together built one of the most beautiful and historic continents that exist on this earth. The united and culturally colorful beautiful Europe. And that is what I love. Best Regards from germany
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  7713. Kimi was known as the iceman because he was cold AF. However, he wasn’t always a nightmare to interview. You just have to ask him the right questions and not the blatant looking for drama questions. I still say the video of him and mintu saying goodbye to Antonio in Abu Dhabi is so sweet. And his antics with Sebastian are a class act
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  7714. That's the best mail video so far. Lots of interesting stuff. So many nice things from nice people. ❤
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  7715. No joke, I had some friends from Texas visit the UK the week before last. They stayed a week. Now they are looking for jobs here and planning to emigrate.
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  7716. Always heed warnings from the indigenous folk. I'm all for gender equality, but even when they tell you not to go there if you're of a particular gender, I'd take note. I knew nothing of Black Mountain when I went there. I was just amazed to see this massive mountain of rocks that didn't look like they belonged there on the way up to Cooktown. I wasn't going anywhere near it. I've been to Babinda Boulders and found it quite peaceful. Uluru is intense. You can feel it, it has a special resonance. I'm currently planning another trip there next month, lockdowns permitting. I've been past Pine Gap but never dropped in, it doesn't look too friendly. I'll have to check out Burning Mountain if I can get back to NSW one day. Last year I went out to Birdsville and wanted to go up to Boulia to see the min min lights but after driving the 200km of rocky desert road to Bedourie I couldn't face another 200km of bumpy rutted roads to get up to Boulia, but I'm considering adding it as a side trip on the way to or from Uluru. It really depends on whether I can face doing more driving when I'm already planning a 7,000km drive. I figure my likelihood of seeing anything is pretty low, but i love investigating for myself. I'd love to do another USA desert trip but even if I never make it overseas again there's plenty here for me to appreciate.
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  7717. I was shocked by the Formula 3 crash in 2018 when 17-year-old Sophia Floersch went airborne and slammed into a media stand some 12 feet off the ground. She survived, but how is anyone's guess: https://youtu.be/ju2oF2d4vGA
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  7718. Oh, we are definitely taught The Police are our friends in Australia and generally they're pretty good at defusing a situation. Be honest, upfront and respectful, they'll treat you the same way.
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  7719. I live in Bathurst, about 5km from the mount, it's a beautiful part of the world
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  7720. The J. Peltsi stuff is from Finland's amateur rally culture , its their National sport , the spectators get involved as well , its a hoot
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  7721. Peter Brock has the most Bathurst wins still, to my knowledge. 9 i think.
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  7722. When I visited the US, people in California would ask where was I going to stay in America. I told them Iowa and Wisconsin and they would reply "Oh god why?" I loved my time in the Mid West and the people there. L.A.California can be recommended as a good place to get over jetlag in the first two days and then go and see the real America.
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  7723. The "American" tim tam packaging design with the swirl and blue/purple has been used here in Australia before (- the nutritional set up)
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  7724. Italian beer, in high demand amongst world connoiseurs as much as Danish wine...
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  7725. Going to need a bigger pool room 😂😂😂😂❤️👍🙏🦘🐨🇦🇺
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  7726. Been watching your aussie vids for a while now, Must say your an American that truly understands aussie culture and respects it, Respect to you mate, Your a legend
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  7727. Ian, the Porsche 911 has been rallied since it was introduced in the 60s. There was a 2wd Group B version that was going to be replaced by the AWD 959. Here is a 1984 Porsche 911 Group B being put through its paces: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhuOiYjE0pg
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  7728. DAF used to make cars, where they used the so called "Variomatic" transmission, with this transmission you could drive with the same speed in reverse as forward 😂
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  7729. Margaret River is a must do and the place alot of chefs talk about and go to year after year, if you want to call anywhere underrated and not spoken about enough it's Western Australia.
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  7730. I visited New York a couple of times for a business trip and usually didnt spend more than maybe 2-3 days there. Most American seems very normal but i had the "pleasure" of meeting some of the more stereotypical Americans. So like in any other country you will find weird people everywhere.
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  7731. Vienna, Austria: We are a family of three with one car (Skoda Fabia Kombi). We mostly use the public transportation systems unless you have to transport heavy stuff. We take the car to go to rural areas or on vacation in Central Europe. On very rare occasions we could need a second car, but to own 3 or more cars is unthinkable. If you need a truck once in a while you go and borrow one.
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  7732. I had a tuned Audi 200 turbo (i5) from 95 to 2000 with a stainless exhaust that sounded amazing, it was addictive and tended to make you drive in a manner the attracts police like flies to shit. I still reminisce about it to this day. Like all things, it probably wasn't 'fast' by modern standards but was quick enough that it never stopped raising my heartbeat.
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  7733. Thanks for showing a Belgium rally stage. Welcome to the Belgium roads 💪👍. Love your work btw 👊👍💪
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  7734. I'm a firefighter in a small volunteer department in Switzerland and we still have a Unimog as a hose-layer. Coincidentally, I did my first blue-light run with it this Tuesday morning. Was a blast I tell you. 😄 Thanks for the great content man, I love how you're so willing to learn new things and look over the edge of the plate. 🙂
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  7735. I concur with the wine comment We are truly blessed to have the worlds' best wines at very affordable prices. In regards to travelling the outback, prepared travellers usually survive just fine in an emergency. And trust me mate, that country is worth the effort. And you will love the trip from Perth through the Eastern Pilbara and Kimberley. Breathtaking county and the night skies are incredible. Something you have to experience to truly understand just how moving it is.
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  7736. there is really nothing that touches F1 cars in overall performance. You have to watch them live to appreciate the raw speed and explosive performance of F1 cars. Truly special machines
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  7737. I saw a coastal taipan while walking over a small bridge over a creek in Wonga Beach Far North Queensland a few years ago . It was on the side of the creek under the bridge. I walked away slowly with my 2 small dogs. I had quite a few snakes in my large yard. Most of them were pythons that are not venomous. A python also ate my beautiful ginger cat 🐱😢.
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  7738. The Australian accent is generally acknowledged as being very difficult to get right. Americans just cannot do it. Even Hollywood actors who have voice coaches to try to get their Australian accent right for the part cannot get them to do it. I have never heard an Australian accent done properly by a Hollywood actor. The only way for an American to acquire an Australian accent is to go to Australia and live there for quite a while.
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  7739. So tempted to actually say Marcas in conversation. "Excuse me gents, I'm going to Marcas, would anyone care for a Big Mac?" "Yeah mate, keen!" I'm sorry I know I'm not the first to point out that you got Maccas wrong. 😂 It should sound more like "Mackers"
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  7740. I think this is my favourite mail time so far. Especially how spoiled Andrew and Emma got.
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  7741. Thinking a 13B peripheral port rotary at 10,000 rpm would be cool.. And lighter to pick up 😁
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  7742. TV at least 60" with a 'splitty' above, def reverse cycle. (Split System Inverter airconditioner) Steep block (not lot) gives you the awesome view to the GC from the top of Mt Tambourine. House is looking due east, amazing sunrises! House measurements are in square metres, but we tend to convert to squares (1 square = 100 sq ft) so a 14 Square house is small and a 40 square is pretty massive. Bedrooms are measured in metres x metres. 3.5 x 3.5 is smallish, 6 x 8 is kingsize.
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  7743. I've seen these a lot in my childhood, as the Swiss military used our school's parking lot (and slept in our school's gym) over the Summer break. We went up to the soldiers basically every day, because they tended to have military cookies to give to children.
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  7744. I'm from Belgium and if you think 8 is strong, wait until you taste one of our 10/11/12° beers. Nice video! I enjoyed it a lot.
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  7745. Possibly one of the best fireworks display in the world. I think the cost is immaterial when we get a display like this one. HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and yours STAY SAFE and spread the LOVE around the WORLD. Tonight should be epic once again. It’s 6:30pm so only 5 1/2 hours to go. Do it for Australia SYDNEY.🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  7746. Ian, you need to understand that Brisbane/Queensland is pretty much another planet. When you see videos of people going barefoot in shops etc, that happens more in QLD than in other states. (Still only a tiny percentage of people) E.g. in Melbourne CBD, business people in suits and well-dressed shoppers and not going barefoot. “don’t eat outside.” Again, QLD, Melbourne and Sydney have heaps of outdoor cafes and are not a problem. Every bug known to mankind resides up there. They do keep the areas pristine, but so do most of the places in Australia. Years ago, a politician started a thing called, “clean up Australia Day,” recruiting school kids and everyone else to grab a rubbish bag and go around their suburbs cleaning up. Most of us are proud of our country and we “do the right thing.” This is even a slogan on many rubbish bins around the place. You’re right, I think we do take for granted our beautiful country sometimes. 100%, I would not want to live anywhere else. Not only the beauty aspect, but also if you consider high wages, paid holidays , free doctors and hospitals, etc, why on earth when we want to leave? We actually feel sorry for people in other countries. Cheers mate. 🦘🇦🇺🐨
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  7747. The group B indeed is legendary. When they stopped Group B all the experiences, innovations and developments were not wasted, but were the foundation of what modern rallycars are today.
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  7748. A few more episodes Ian and we might issue you an honorary Aussie citizenship.
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  7749. In Australia 38 hours classes as full time with 4 weeks paid leave 2 weeks sick leave 2 weeks compassionate leave and paternity leave. Over 38 hours is classed at overtime earning 1 1/2 to 2 x normal hourly rate. If you work "casual" - under 38 hours you are paid at 1 1/2 times hourly rate because you don't have holiday pay. Over $450 per fortnight you get superannuation (401K) which is employer paid. We don't need health benefits because we have universal healthcare. Unions are classed as bad in the US but we wouldn't have the workers rights we have without them.
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  7750. 10:00 - aw - my heart melts! Whether Lief was being serious or not, he just knew that he would get a positive response from the British inventor of the roundabout. I think he was quoting Churchill in a very British humour way. Put it this way - if I had invented the roundabout, I would have leapt at the chance to help him.
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  7751. All the racing Falcons built for the last forty years are four door cars. The other Shell DJR racing two door you have is the Australian racing version of the Mustang. Built to convert the racing Falcons to Mustang looking cars at minimum cost. This was since Ford here stopped making the Falcon but sold imported Mustangs. Controversial conversion that differed from a real Mustang for parity with the Holden Commodore as well as using the tube frame from the Falcon four door. No distortion in the road car Mustang you can buy from Australian Ford dealers at BMW type prices.
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  7752. My little brother had a black one. I was lucky enough to drive it. Absolute beast is right! Holden girl all the way. My favourite classic is the EH ute.
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  7753. Hi Ian. I live in Gosford which is 80km (50 miles) north of Sydney. Yes we are in the midst of a heat wave, today's temp topped at 39.6C (103.3F). The hottest day so far was last Saturday when it reached 44.5C (112.1F). These temps are not that unusual but they are for this early in summer.
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  7754. Flights in Europe on average have become more expensive post Covid where the travel industry took a big hit, but prior to that I usually could snag up flights from Denmark to France, Switzerland, Germany etc for 30 bucks one way very consistently. Usually made it cheaper to travel 1.5k kilometers with plane, than 100km with train lol.
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  7755. Heel toe technique being used yes and a casual arm resting on the door
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  7756. That building is the NT house of parliament, Commonly known as the wedding cake
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  7757. The RC market in Germany is huge! Some people actually build them from scratch, but some company's build them ready to go. The Volvo dumptruck at the beginning is made by SRC-Machinery and costs 4150 euro's. The Liebherr 970 excavator is a 1000 extra.
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  7758. modern contact lences in Czechoslovakia - Otto Wichterle and Drahoslav Lím introduced modern soft hydrogel lenses in 1959.
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  7759. 4:25. yes. You are right. They car is lifted by jacks and are placed on small trolleys. You might see these in pits during FP1, FP2 or qualifying since these are used to push the cars around without using the car itself. Also these are used when brining the car back to the garage after Parc ferme conditions after Qualifying or race sessions
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  7760. Just saying: we are doing great in OZ :) No need to worry, we don’t need saving from anything. Love your channel
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  7761. I´ve been a kid, when my parents owned a restaurant and my father taught me at 10yo how to prepare the respective glass, pour beer (Pils) correctly and create the perfect foam for Pils, later for Altbier, Kristallweizen and Hefeweizen. Back then one sign of a perfect foam for a Pils was, that it had to maintain in the glas until the beer was drunk. This changed later on. I still remember the tip I got from the guests for pouring what they deemed a perfect beer. It was great!
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  7762. Hi Ian, knew you'd like that one. Unfortunately, this year's Bathurst has been pushed back a bit due to Covid concerns. It's now scheduled to be held on the 4-7 November instead of it's usual October dates. Cheers, Glenn
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  7763. 1000 baguettes a day isn't so surprising. Most French people buy one or two baguettes a day. As she said, it IS a true and real stereotype. Also, that video made me drool and appreciate more what I have access to :D Interesting tip if you ever visit here : in France the name "Boulangerie" is protected, only bakers that make their bread can use the boulangerie name. So if you come across a place selling bread that use any other name like "Boulanger" or just a shop name without "Boulangerie" then it's probably just factory-made bread. "Pâtisserie" (pastries) isn't protected; so a baker may sell shop made ones or frozen ones. For education, apprenticeship in France is a serious and recognized thing. Two two guys here have State-recognized diplomas for example. I am under the impression that apprenticeship with that formula (part school part work with a State diploma at the end) isn't something common in the US?
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  7764. Haha Andrew is turning Aussie Dad: say thank you Andrew: Nah
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  7765. British imperial is not the same as USA imperial
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  7766. The Netherlands 🇳🇱 is home to a large Truck loving community. We also have huge tractor pulling events here.
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  7767. I live a few kms away from Monaco. I still got that wrong. Basically impossible to get it right on this quiz! And it's actually closer to Italy than this map puts it, just like Vatican City is shown way bigger than actually is. Monaco and Liechtenstein are so hard to get precisely right if you don't have the others around already highlighted. But you did very well tbh
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  7768. F1 is clearly on the up in the States since Drive to Survive aired on Netflix. They recently signed a new TV Deal going up from 5 million a year to between 75 and 90 million a year and hit crazy ratings at bad times of day. The race in Miami was okay as is the track, the attendance proves them right in going into areas like that. Drive to Survive unfortunately bloated up or just made up rivalries which is great TV but makes fans support drivers instead the sport or teams. F1 twitter is hell after every race :D For someone like me, coming from Europe and watching F1 for 20 years plus, it has lost a lot of it's glamour in Europe. There arent as many stars seen at Monaco, no fashion shows etc. So they go into new markets, 3 races in the US this year. Old school fans mostly don't like that part. There is no race in Germany for example, even with Mercedes dominating for close to a decade. Visiting F1 at the track isn't as great as visiting a smaller series. You dont get close to cars, drives, pits etc. You are just sitting and watching the cars go by for a crazy amount of money. F1 is best on TV, as hard as this sounds. And the money part: Merc spent 400 Million plus a year so the costcap had to come to give smaller teams a chance. Marketing is crazy in F1, its one of the biggest sports in te world. Red Bull has two teams for exposure since 2006, so they must see a result out of that. The car is the most important part in the whole thing, a great driver can't win in a bad car. Alonso is one of the best ever and hasn't won a F1 race since 2013 and even left to do the Indy500 and win Le Mans because of not having a chance in F1.
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  7769. I have been known to rag on Adelaide and South Australia, but it is like picking between Federer and Nadal over here - all the big cities are wonderful. Adelaide is lovely but it won't appeal to everyone. They love their outdoor spaces but so does Perth, but in a more suburban way. Sydney has that "light is always on" vibe, Melbourne has European culture, and Brisbane has a lot of mosquitos.
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  7770. Why do people in US always assume that the music artists comes from US or that the song is written/produced in the US, i'm from Sweden (A big number of famous songs for BIG US music artists comes from here) and i know how many music artist singeing songs written and produced by Swedes over there. Music spreads over the whole world. As a music lover when i hear a new song i want to know who the music artist is and where their from and so on, and i'm 52 yo so i had to check up things in other ways than www when i was young.
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  7771. The guy at 15:45 successfully separated mozzie coils without breaking them.
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  7772. Bogan definitely wasn't smart if the guy shot at his house (floodlight) earlier in the week cause his mate did a burn-out ... yeah go do another burn-out that'll solve everything. Two idiots (bogan and shooter).
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  7773. Oh Lord! Her facial expressions looking at the food says it all. 😂
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  7774. Glad I found your reaction channel. I've definitely learned more and seen more interesting facets of Australia then I ever did in school! Stay safe, brother!
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  7775. Amazingly, the falcons and commodores looked, from the outside, still fairly close to the FPR & HSV cars that were available commercially; once you get inside the skin, however, it’s a whole different ballgame!
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  7776. Back in the late 1980's i am talking about 1988-1989 period people use to get plastic bottles fill them up with half of water and put them on their front lawns to stop dogs pooping but the concept was short lived because it didnt work so it was forgotten ever since it just goes to show how proud that i am to be an australian. 😄
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  7777. Wow, you did really well! Even those you missed a little, you were quite close. Kuddos! :)
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  7778. Before John Clarke became an Aussie icon he was a satirist\comedian from New Zealand. You really should check out his Fred Dagg character from the 1970s.
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  7779. This was a common site in Tasmania loading small diggers onto the back of a tip truck without ramps.
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  7780. Have a look if you can find the Camel Trophy videos about the tour they made with the old Panda 4x4
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  7781. If you look for the original 1950s german sales videos they are awesome! They show how adaptable a Mog is!
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  7782. Santa lives in Rovaniemi in Lapland and he has his own airport!!! here in France one of the most iconic christmas market is one of the oldest in the world : Strasbourg where the Christkindelsmärik exists since the year 1570 (and its not far away from Colmar so you can visit both)
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  7783. Your Fanta series is fun to watch
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  7784. haha licorice is disgusting, i don't blame you for not liking it. keep your eyes peeled for a package with a 'please be awesome' sticker on it - i've sent it express in the hope that the contents will still be fresh and edible when it arrives haha... so please don't wait to open it up!
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  7785. You can start a US TimTam retail outlet soon
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  7786. As a Frenchmen there is nothing better than a hot or warm just made Baguette bought early Morning on your local bakery 😍😋
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  7787. When I use to haul cattle I crossed that all the time
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  7788. In Canberra this morning, 8am, temp where I live is -3.7°c, feels like -6.2°c, but the sun is out and blue skies. Lovely!
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  7789. I follow this channel. This lady is from South America. She's aiming her comments at foreign students from non-English speaking cultures. You'll be fine when you visit here 🙂 And yes, Aussies are often late for parties too 😊 Also, you'll hear a lot of different languages in the bigger cities like Sydney and Melbourne. Most ppl speak English, but some speak their native language when they're with others from the same background.
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  7790. I saw the concept car for the RCZ on a carshow in Brussels. When it came out I bought a grey RCZ 2.0L Turbodiesel. Gave it a chip tuning to 200 hp and a bit over 400 nm torque. I really liked that car. It was comfortable and well equipped. The 19inch rims with the unusual tyre size costed me an arm and legg to replace tyres.
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  7791. Kiwi here, and Massive V8s (and NASCAR) fan, really enjoying seeing others reactions to the things I think make the bottom of the world special.
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  7792. Made me cry when you showed that beautiful painting <3 Merry Christmas from my Mob to yours xoxoxo
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  7793. That Magpie Card is worth framing... Looks amazing!
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  7794. Amateur Rally in the 80s - where use of the brakes is entirely optional 😂 and yes, the car at 9:16 is a MK1 VW Golf GTI, pretty sure they made it to the US, but they were called the Rabbit instead
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  7795. I generally take a smaller bite out of the corners, and never tried it with coffee, generally use tea, but good job mate.
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  7796. G'day Ian - it makes me happy to see the genuine joy you display when opening your packages, awesome! I have only been a subscriber for a couple of months but I'm so glad I found your channel, maybe when you come to Australia we will bump into you, being such a small country it is possible, lol
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  7797. The Porsche 959 was actually build with rally in mind and was one of the crazyest cars of its time
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  7798. That classic collectable is worth some good coin. They are beautiful quality. I keep mine well looked after. Lucky bugger. Thats worth au$400+
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  7799. Me and my old man own an Lx Holden Torana hatchback💪best Aussie muscle car imo 😁 and also yes the 308 was a 5.0L Holden v8
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  7800. I love your enthusiasm towards Australia!
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  7801. LEST WE FORGET WE WILL REMEMBER THEM , OUR ANZACS
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  7802. All those aussie things you describe would make you a bogan, not a typical aussie. I'd just celebrate with a few mates, a barbie and a drink.
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  7803. It always cracks me up listening to an American or British person trying to imitate an Australian accent
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  7804. Laughing in Norwegian.
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  7805. I swear his vids keep gutting better every day ,34:30 I live in Saudi Arabia my self and I what to (it is easy to live there )idk why ppl have negative ideas about visiting Saudi Arabia,KEEP uploading long vids ✨😍😍
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  7806. Thank you to all the ANZAC's
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  7807. To be fair, some companies even in Europe are hard to pin down to which country, like when I was younger, I didn't realise Adidas or Puma were German, I thought they were British or American. There's also the factor of how some companies rebrand themselves in the country they are doing business in, for instance, when I was younger, my friend thought Ford were British lol, many companies do that because they know there's a percentage of consumers that are more likely to buy if they think the product is from their own country, so it doesn't surprise me if that tricks goes on in the US.
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  7808. Mat from Carwow just posted a video reviewing the two top of the range Volvo diesel and electric trucks. He explains everything about the exterior, interior, engine/motor and he even did two 0-56mph (they're limited to that speed in the UK) runs, one with only the tractor and another with a 44 ton trailer. I think you'd really like to watch that one, Ian. 🙂
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  7809. I will tell you one thing about Drop Bears... Do Not Touch the head while holding them... I made the mistake by doing that and the Handler just went Bat Shit.. But Murray the Koala didn't seem to mind.. Murray just dug his claws in and ripped my throat out.. then kicked down the door of the enclosure went on to release his fellow Drop Bears and together they all stormed the Cafe and Gift Shop with the help of some Kangaroos and a slightly shady looking Blue Tounge Lizard..
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  7810. I got some Australian Animals you can react to from animal logic 1: quoll 2: tree kangaroo 3: sugar glider 4: bandicoot 5: Tasmanian devil 6: wombat 7: dingo 8: koala 9: platypus 10: echidna 11: Quokka Those are some Australian Animal's to see Because a lot more of Australia's animals are not even heard of much And thanks for these videos about my country's animals and your videos are great😊👍
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  7811. I was born in Prague and I’ve been living here my entire life, and I had never found it so cool before I started traveling 5 years ago. It was just normal to me, and I even felt embarrassed in front of foreigners about those things that are not so nice, like dirt, buildings in bad condition, not perfect sidewalks and roads etc. Then I started to travel - to be honest only within Europe - and I saw each city has these things not to be proud of, so there’s no need to be ashamed, and I just realized that Prague is really one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Btw I don’t think it’s underrated, it’s pretty crowded with tourists, it would be just nice if they didn ´t see Prague as a place to get easily drunk (European tourists), or as a museum (tourists from the rest of the world).
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  7812. Australia is shaped like a saucer, higher on the coast and lower in the interior. Most river systems of inland Australia flow towards Lake Eyre which only fills once every 30-40 years, unless a cyclone (hurricane) crosses the coast of central Queensland.
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  7813. The spaceship is from the movie Pitch Black.
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  7814. Crocodiles scare the crap out of me, you won’t see me there, I value being alive and uneaten
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  7815. Don't get trapped like so many comments here in the belief that Sydney is a dump...it is unique with a Harbour (Aussie spelling) that can be accessed all over with magical ferry services to brilliant recreational facilities. Also excellent public transport to most places by low cost trains and buses. Good light rail close to CBD. Look into an Opal Card. If you like National Parks the second oldest one on the planet (after Yellowstone) is in Sydney' south..Royal National Park. Centennial Park on perimeter of CBD. Electric train ride to the Katoomba and the world famous Blue Mountains with the amazing Megalong and Grouse Valleys and the Kanangra Walls. Also take train to south coast day trip to Wollongong or Kiama for some of the best coastal scenery anywhere. People who say it's a dump simply don't have a clue.
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  7816. Ross reviews is amazing
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  7817. Dubrovnik is the place where the scenes in Kings landing (Game of Thrones) were filmed.
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  7818. Gotta love how much you love our great country an the amazing land marks we have here .. check out the blue lake in mount Gambier South Australia I live 50kms from there . Think you would love seeing it big old volcano that is full of blue water it looks insane
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  7819. I’m a Gold Coaster, living in Burleigh Heads. Most locals don’t go into Surfers very often. It’s normally full of tourists, either from overseas or interstate. My favourite beaches are Miami, Burleigh, Kirra, Duranbah. The hinterland is magnificent with amazing rainforest, waterfalls and incredible views from Tamborine Mountain, Springbrook and Beechmont.
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  7820. Perfect mate, there's no right way, just your way!! Gday from Launceston!
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  7821. Oh gosh, even the Aussie girl got that wrong! She said capsican instead of capsicum!
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  7822. Hello Ian, in my younger years I worked in the claims department of the MMTB, (Melbourne Metropolitan Tramways Board) and every year there would be collisions between trams and people from out of town who did not understand the hook turn. The turns allow trams to get through the intersection while the light is still green, and are not at every intersection. In my opinion they are great for allowing traffic flow. I have been driving for 47 years and the turns were around longer than that.
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  7823. Australian chips seem to stick to a colour order...chicken is green, cheese and onion is yellow, salt and vinegar is purple, orange is barbecue, red is sweet chilli and sour cream (used to be tomato in a brand called Samboy), dark blue is plain and light blue is sour cream and chives.
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  7824. Hi there! Kevin from Ireland here. Even though we're not in the Schengen area, there is a blue lane in airports for EU citizens. You have to show your passport, but they barely look at it. A few minutes and you're through. No checks going into Northern Ireland either, only for Great Britain (that's the big island on the right). Trucks used to cross GB from Ireland to get to the continent (Europe) but with the new checks it's less hassle (but longer) to get a direct ferry. Lots of new routes too. Used to be only France. Now you can go direct to Spain (Bilbao) Roscoff and Cherbourg in France even up to Belgium and Holland (aka the Netherlands).
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  7825. the sound of a Lexus LFA is amazing aswel
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  7826. "They paved paradise to put up a parking lot". Joni Mitchell.
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  7827. Hi Ian, Really cool to see you got gifted the Peter Brock book - my dad worked for Alan Moffat and built the engines on the two Ford XC Falcons that placed first and second in 1977, driven by Alan Moffat & Colin Bond. Amazing moment in racing history (definitely worth a watch!) He’s also just finished rebuilding his own Ford XY, which would give an American muscle car a run for its money! Clearly a very proud daughter.
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  7828. I’ve got a Canadian friend and we chat over the internet! She says to me one day OMG it’s so hot here! I say how cold I am here in Qld. I ask her how hot it is and she tells me 23 deg c and she has on shorts and a singlet! I PMSL and tell her it’s 23 deg c in Oz and I’m rugged up in tracky daks and a long sleeved tshirt and a jacket. I have winter slippers on! It was her summer and my winter. She wants to visit Oz and has now decided it has to be in Winter because she will overheat at any other time. I want to travel to Canada to see a white Christmas. I might have to rug up like the Michelin man!!!
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  7829. German efficiency at its finest
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  7830.  @julesmarwell8023  Mine was a 1982 like the one in the video, but the two-tone grey Charleston model. They were at the end of production in the 1989s and becoming unpopular. I bought mine second hand in 1988 for £600. I sold it in 1994 for £1100 - they were starting to become collectors items even then. If I could have my 2cv back today and could afford to run two cars, I would seriously consider it. Such a fun car. Like driving a tent on a bouncy castle.
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  7831. They have a unique gear sound due to the “transaxle” they run. The gearbox is basically part of the diff instead of being on the engine
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  7832. Ian and Danielle you should start a only Aussie shop there, we send you stuff you decide what Americans will buy then import the stuff Americans will go ape for. By your reactions I believe it will be a winner.
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  7833. Each Australian state has local delicacies, but some ie; Cadbury, Darryl Lea and bloody Nestlé are ubiquitous. At Easter in Adelaide, Haigh's (pronounced Hays) make chocolate bilbies instead of rabbits to celebrate native animals instead of introduced species. Many people say Haigh's is the best chocolate in Australia. I can't afford it. Polly Waffles are going to be re-released as soon as Robern Menz retool. I'm told Nestle's destroyed the original Polly Waffles machine.
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  7834. Merry Christmas from Germany. Have a great time with your Family!
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  7835. The car you can see through the windscreen at 1:34 is Peter Brock’s A9X Torana from Bathurst 1979 Won pole Ahead at the first corner, stayed there the whole race After 160 laps broke the lap record on the last lap (just to prove he could) Won the race 6 laps ahead of everyone else
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  7836. pulling backwards means the tyres go back over the compacted earth and not over fresh sand
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  7837.  @CórkaMokoszy he said before that US Fanta has twice as much sugar as European one.
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  7838. Lovely blankets for the kids! So generous 😁
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  7839. Watch 50 greatest goals and marks and AFL biggest knockouts!!
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  7840. I love the sound of that V12 at full. IMO it sounds like an early 2000s F1 car
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  7841. About 1999 NASCARs ran at Bathurst. They were 10kph or more faster on Conrod straight but 10, seconds a lap slower overall.
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  7842. Yes, the Multicar is a funny car, on the other hand... As a working machine, it's great, I rode it about 2 times. Otherwise, greetings from the land of Tatras and Praga V3S. Czech Republic
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  7843. Chevy Caprice, is a Holden Statesman "Caprice". Top trim level for Holden. HSV is a performance level, and a trim level above (all models).
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  7844. 6:26 - "This is like off-roading Mecca right here." And it's only about 20 miles from the ACTUAL Mecca 😂
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  7845. I thoroughly enjoyed this video, I’m Aussie and I still got a lot from it. It’s an impressive compilation. I enjoyed your reaction to all of it too Ian, as always 😃
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  7846. Australian ethic..."Work Hard, Play Harder"!
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  7847. IKR ... about speaking English in Australia! I've come across that one a lot of times. I'll never understand why they think that we don't speak English? /sigh But I do look at it this way ... we are educating them - one at a time!
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  7848. Fun Fact : How many Aussies know that Bundaberg Brewery where these soft drinks are brewed is NOT the same place as the Bundaberg Rum Distillery , although they are very close to each other geographically. The Brewery started in 1960 by the Fleming Family The Distillery started in 1888 by the Sugar Mill Owners
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  7849. My parents had 2CVs in the late 70s and early 80s. They went on vacation from Austria to Italy with my two brothers and me in the 2CV. I had to lie between the seats and the luggage was on the roof rack. Luckily it wasn't the other way round :)) There were even 2CV rallye events in Austria and other countries in Europe in the late 70s. A friend of my dad was a 2CV rallye driver and we went to some races to watch him.
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  7850. Yeah - Country of origin: Bosnia and Hercegovina, says on the bottom of the label.
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  7851. The fanta rabbit hole is still being explored! Love it.
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  7852. Old mate is actually another way of saying what is name because we don’t really know what the guys name is so if we are talking about someone we don’t know, So we say “what’s old mate doing is he coming with us or not?”
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  7853. I love that you want to know about my precious home .
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  7854. Emma is so cute 🥰 & beautiful 😍. Love the open mail episodes & the IWrocker family trying the Ozzie goodies.
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  7855. It seems debt collectors are the same everywhere. Just today there was an interview with some guy that took a loan here in Czech republic back in 90's, it was about 20 000 Czech crowns and after like 15 years he finally paid the loan that increased to 170 000 CZK. All legal by the way. He has received a letter from debt collector that assured him the loan has been paid but after several months the debt collector send another letter saying he owns like another 50 000 CZK because they somehow forgot to count those.
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  7856. Pro Tip for the nordic countires. Norway has an N for Northern and Sweden S for Southern.
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  7857. Great video, the sporty dash on the scania comes with the V8 engine, all of these trucks have fridges and freezers under the bunk and on some of them there is an option on some to have cabinets instead of a 2nd bunk installed. Sad thing is though that it is mostly company owners that decide what kind of interior is fitted for their trucks and as a driver you just have to accept what you've been given. Unlike the USA we don't live in our trucks, I've always seen it as carrying your bed with you and after 4 or five nights sleeping in the cab, you really look forward to sleeping in a proper bed. keep posting these videos mate, they are fun.
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  7858. the Hurricane also had what was the precursor to gps called a Pathfinder which used magnetic signals built into the road to guide the driver not bad for a 60's Holden
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  7859. I think the Gimpy plant has millions of of tiny needles that break off, and is up in north Queensland rain forest. I heard from a farmer a long time ago that his horse brushed against one and went insane. I'm kind of over memes about Aus being upside-down, but do appreciate the clever/witty ones. :) Cheers.
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  7860. Shout out to Luke and Jessa. Great packages for this lovely family. Awesome awesome video. Love the trucks mate. We do have them big Chevy's and the big F trucks here. Fetching upto $100k+
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  7861. The Scandinavian countries do so many things right. I'd love to spend some time there.
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  7862. Tatra's are in a league of their own, fully independent suspension on all axels and alot of them have air cooled v12's
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  7863. Try Afri-Cola and Fritz-Cola...from Germany. I bet you'll love them!
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  7864. Holy SHIT, I've seen this guy around town! The truck is loud af and I LOVE it.
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  7865. You need to try the beer Leffe Triple which has 8,5% or Rituel with 9%, they are Belgium Beers. Leffe dates from the year 1240. Hell it's awesome !
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  7866. my language (icelandic) is similar to the other nordic languages .. we just tend to speak a bit fast and slur words. Also yes .. kind of germanic to a degree. edit: Faroese is very similar to icelandic .. and when i wreote "other nordic languages" i certainly did NOT include Finnish, because that is just a pain to learn.
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  7867. Hi Ian, I am in Newcastle NSW Australia. We have a fair number of roundabouts, none are ridiculously large but some are very small (pimple abouts) or odd shaped (egg abouts) not a real problem once you get used to them. Cheers from Australia mate.
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  7868. It’s traditional, when we give a wallet or purse as a gift, to put a coin in it. This is to significantly that it will never be empty. :)
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  7869. I am from Australia. The blue ring octopus is actually very small and dangerous. The biggest thing I have seen that was unusual was a giant centipede that was going across the road in a National Park at night. It was probably about 1m or a few feet long. I used to go on field trips for my University Degree where we would go looking for animals at night.
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  7870. British truck makers from the past were AEC, Atkinson, Albion, Austin, Bristol, AWD, Bedford, BMC, Commer, Dennis, Dodge, ERF, Foden, Ford, Guy, Karrier, Leyland, Maudslay, Morris, Scammell, Seddon diesel, Seddon Atkinson (merger of Atkinson and Seddon diesel), Thames (early name for ford trucks), Thorneycroft, Vulcan. There were some older makers also not mentioned here. ERF and Foden were owned by the Foden family, ERF was started as a separate company by one of the sons Edwin Robert Foden after a disagreement between the Foden brothers. 8x4 lorries were king of the road in the UK in the late 1940s the 1950s and early 1960s until weight changes made Artics a more popular choice, although 8x4s have still remained popular up until present day with tipper and tanker operators. Also as Concrete mixer lorries. Leyland had a massive range of truck model choices including Leyland Bear, Beaver, Lynx, Comet, Super Comet, Boxer, Mastiff, Super Mastiff, Terrier, Octopus, Reiver, Bison, Buffalo, Marathon, Hippo and Retriever. These were replaced in the early 1980s with a smaller range consisting of Leyland Roadrunner, Freighter, Constructor and Roadtrain. Leyland also took over many of these companies over the years including AEC, Guy, Scammell, BMC, and Albion.
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  7871. There was a bit of shouting "you holding the freaking mouse o top of it" :D
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  7872. There is also French billiards which is played with three balls, but there are no pockets. The game consists of touching the white ball and that of the opponent with your ball. The rules differ but the game is also difficult.
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  7873. As an Aussie, I love both the Australian and American charger.
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  7874. South Australia, Adelaide can be extremely hot and dry. A few years ago we had temperatures up to 47°c (116.6°f), not enjoyable.
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  7875. 8:19 Škoda 130 LR from 1984 in Dakar classic division
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  7876. My English cousin lives in Florida. His 16 year old stepson has never had a geography lesson, apparently. As they're learning Spanish in school, he asked him to point out Spain on a map and he couldn't. 😒 His mother is Greek, so asked him to point out Greece and he took a wild guess and pointed to France.
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  7877. G’day mate, you could use your channel to promote a ‘go fund me’ account, have your fans contribute donations, and save up travel cash to visit us here in oz. You and the whole family could couch surf around Australia’s best places, and do a new video each week on the road, 😊 it would be amazing to see you react to Australia in real life, it could be its own tv show😁 just a nice idea, we would love to have you guys over here😊
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  7878. Amazing video. Only shortcoming that is actually screaming at me from the video, is the dominance on the northern hemisphere with only few side mentions related to the southern hemisphere. I guess the reason is that despite the rich history it has, it was not documented nearly as well as that of the northern hemisphere? Regarding reaction to it, I found that a certain level of knowledge about history results in finding this way more educational as opposed to being overloaded with all these (new) facts and struggling to keep up.
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  7879. Every day is Christmas Day at the IWrocker house 😂 I have an XJ Jeep, 98. It has 350,000km on the clock and she’s still going strong! Oh and Pedro is a legend!
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  7880. The Uk high visibilty markings are amazing and imho, the best in the world, I'm deaf, while I may not hear them, I most certainly can see them or their lights.
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  7881. 99.9% Of crosskarts, APE's etc etc is powered more often than not by Honda CBRR Engines or other motorcycle bike engines :goodvibes:
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  7882. The face plates with vents around them are usualy called ¨Fan Covers¨ and they basicaly work as a centrifugal air pump same way as the cooling vains in the brake rotor for example.... The fan cover is bolted to the actual wheel with those small bolts around the centre of the wheel.. The main purpouse for these is to pull air through the wheels outwards..... it helps to cool the brakes and also to reduce any pressure buildup inside the wheel arch which could cause lift....
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  7883. Eastern Europe - i wouldn't say they are very common (as in "they are not default") but they are gaining popularity. It's a bit hard to estimate how many people have then installed at home, but when i look through plans for new apartment buildings i find them pre-included into bathroom layouts pretty often. In an office building, hotels or shopping malls - hit or miss, from what I've personally seen. *Edit: older apartment buildings here have pretty small bathrooms, so this is probably the main reason not to install an extra piece. Though If someone wants to - they go for something like Japanese models, compact but more expensive.
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  7884. Root, rooting, rooted. These are the PG way to say f*ck, and its variants. It can also mean that you're really tired.
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  7885. Here's to 200,000 subscribers, mate. Very close. All the best from Australia.
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  7886. You need to get your hands on a chocolate orange. They're just orange chocolate in the shape of an orange, but they're pretty good. And as for tim tams, i rate the caramel ones, and i dunno if they still make them, but if you can get your hands on a pack, the chilli tim tams will probably leave you with mixed emotions. They're one of those things where you have to be in the mood for them. They have alot going on. Its 100% different then say sweet chilli sauce. Its got the chocolate sweetness but then a mild chilli bite to it.
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  7887. This is one of the most beautiful sports... I would have loved to try it in high school when I was a lot more nimble
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  7888. First of we really don't have these giant tornadoes like in the US, my favorite beer is "Franziskaner Weissbier", I am not proud to be German because of the past but I am happy of what Germany has become but stuff like Patriotism will always remain an absolutely foren concept to me. Nice reaction, I hope you have a good day!
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  7889. @IWrocker, actually Aussie Milo is not chunky. It is finely ground, but not quite as fine as powder. It is preferred to put multiple teaspoons of Milo to a glass of milk. It's also delicious as ice-cream topping. Speaking of such, I'm going to get a bowl of ice-cream topped with Milo. 🙂👍
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  7890. In Denmark kids learn English in 1 grade and German in 5 grade so we are mostly multilingval, polyglot As we also often understand Swedish and Norwegan as well 🙃
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  7891. hooking the horn up to the indicator is always a laugh too!! hopefully they dont realise until they ae down the road lol
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  7892. Ian remember the chicken tax also include import of european vehicles to US. that alone raise the price 25%. the US got petty and implemented it after europe banned US meat. the shipping itself is not what raise the price difference. less than a month ago i checked prices at a car shipping company. the price was $ 1200 even for a large SUV shipped from florida to germany. the vehicle need to be able to move on its own "roll on roll off" so im sure a car company can get even lower prices when shipping cars in bulk. so yeah you dont have to drop the dream of a nice volvo or skoda or whatever brand you want imported as a manual.
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  7893. You caught me in the middle of watching your previous video. About the laterals as you called them, in NRL you can’t pass the ball forwards, so that’s why you always see it being passed to the side or behind.
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  7894. Congratulations mate, you've earned it! Thanks for all the videos
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  7895. Yorak starting his channel was a great moment, I love his work and I own an AU.
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  7896. 7:36 Road-going ST and RS versions were I5 2.5 Volvo engines, but rallycars were 2.0 I4 because of regulations
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  7897. Most people decorate there house with lights and you can register with the local newspaper so your house is added to a map published in that paper for people to drive around town and see the displays, my dad has been decorating for about 15 years and has spent over $10,000 AUD on lights and inflatable figures and 3 light projectors
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  7898. aesthetically I like the European ones & overall I love Scania, beautiful & strong!
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  7899. I was a teenager in the 70s… loved the era. Any dad would not want their daughter going out with a guy who owned a Sandman 😄👍🇦🇺
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  7900. Stuffed cabbage... Found a recepy one day from a Polish lady on Youtube and the next day i bought a cabbage and started to experiment... Delicious and versatile dish. You can add all kind of ingredients and it will always be "comfort food". I also tried the Ukranian beer but I am not convinced... Sorry Ukraine, but i live in the Belgian Beer Paradise and i am kind of spoiled...
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  7901. 6:55 yes we definitely have some major rivalries in NRL that get agressive! A major one is State of Origin which is a State vs State competition between NSW and QLD played 3 times a year. All our best player are picked to play for their state and its a long standing rivalry that gets very agressive.
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  7902. Many years ago I saw these live at Oran Park. Absolutely hilarious to watch. The racing is close and competitive and the cars sound like a swarm of bees going round the track.
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  7903. Ireland here 🇮🇪 we love rally so much over here. In my city we had a race called lark in the park. It was a stage in the middle of the city, in a park. Essentially round the walking paths 😂 It was an amazing day out. Burger vans, fast cars, open pits and garages so you can easily walk into the team garage and watch the behind scenes work. You should definitely check out some Irish rally stuff. The donegal rally is a good one Or the WRC tribute to Craig Breen
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  7904. yes, that Ferrari is a testarossa
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  7905. Tornadoes aren't too common here. We get mini ones that we call willy willys more than we get big ones. Big earthquakes aren't that common here either mainly tremors but we get the occasional big one.
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  7906. Toucan crossings are name because Two Can cross it's designed not just for pedestrians but cyclists as well. PUFFIN stands for Pedestrian User Friendly Intelligent crossing, these will only change when someone is stood waiting to stop kids pressing the button and running away. There should also be PELICAN which means Pedestrian Light Controlled crossing. Cool vids, keep up the great work
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  7907. Hi Iwrocker fam! 👋🏻 this video is exactly what I need today!! Hope you’re having fun in New Mexico 😄
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  7908. The RÁBA trucks were manufactured in Hungary in communist times, a fleet of them owned by HUNGAROCAMION BUDAPEST did work all the long hauls around eastern Europe in the 80's.
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  7909. Living in South East Queensland right now. Prepped and ready to go. Moved here from Far North Queensland 4 years ago and here's me thinking I moved far enough south to avoid these tropical storms. I guess not!! Take care everyone. Best wishes to those in its path <3
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  7910. In Iceland you can have a license plate with your own text.. As long as nobody else already has one like that. And it is - off course - at extra cost! Examples : Franz (the owners name) or Mafia! No joke!
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  7911. Its funny that we coined the term 'selfie' in the 00's but CH7 invented the selfie stick in the early 80's with 'pit cam' (basically a small camera on a stick used to look into what the mechanics were frantically trying to fix without getting in the way)
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  7912. I love him 😍 and the recipes are good too
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  7913. These rims are called turbofans. They‘re made from Magnesium. Purpose is to add cooling power to the brakes to avoid fading. Unfortunately hard to get your hands on older ones bc availability and price (up to 10k😅) Not to mention the recommended x-ray to find hidden cracks (no kidding)
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  7914. My parents had a Ford Ecort 1.1. And my twin brother's first car was a Ford Ecort 1.6. I started with a BMW 318I, 1986. As my first car.
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  7915. The one thing I've learned about the Maori people. Best friends, worst enemies. They're good people. Also, they tend not to respect weakness or better said people who don't try to build courage. As for NZ, a small country that punches way above its weight. "The best" dairy in the world. The world. Never met a Kiwi I didn't like.
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  7916. When I grew up I remember the race starting at 8.00 am. They have shaved so much time off the laps it now starts at 9.30
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  7917. I'm with you 100% on the lane discipline...it's simple,travel on the right unless overtaking. Unless yr UK or Aussie etc but it's still the same,travel in the slow lane unless overtaking.
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  7918. Fangio was also a mechanic. He started his career driving "Turismo Carretera", kind of modified stock Fords and Chevrolets from the 1930's and 40's. The racing took place on dusty roads in the flat landscape of Argentina, from a town to another, instead of in a circuit.
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  7919. New Sub from New Zealand ✌🏾🇳🇿 Our biggest brand is probably The All Blacks lol and/or Manuka Honey... I know they're not necessarily brands but 🤷🏽 Oh and of course Griffins
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  7920. If you'd like to hear some more christmas songs from australia, you need to listen to "Bucko and Champs" christmas carols (where this song comes from).. They're all safe for kids to listen to as well :) Here's a link to a playlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTU2PB02PaI&list=PLCgVbWPWdtVUztwSmY7iilolCU5UIFQPa 👍
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  7921. You're a bloody good man Ian, and i would happily accept yourself and your family as Honorary Australians. Much love and respect to you my friend.
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  7922. Hey, female from Brisbane here, I had many problems with taxi drivers here in the past. First, have been charged for wrong pick up rate for time of day, and they will quibble about it if questioned, Second, they take you the long way around and then argue when you realise when it's too late, third have had numerous drivers question where I actually live??? I walk up to the main street because I live in a complex, hard to find, and order a taxi from there. These guys (mostly) are ruthless, anyways the got to is Uber now, it's all recorded.
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  7923. Born and raised in Latrobe Valley i can say the Black Panther is a real thing, I have seen large scat and claw marks on trees north of Licola and the Erica Catchment also around Walhalla.
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  7924. Bundaberg do make some amazing drinks. Enjoy :)
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  7925. I used to own no. 277. It was an awesome car! I drove it from Adelaide to Darwin and back several times in the ‘90’s when the Stuart highway in the Northern Territory had an open speed limit! The aero kit kicked in around 140 Kph and it would cruise quite comfortably at 180 Kph! I very much regret selling it 😢
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  7926. I met Uncle Stan Grant (Uncle and Aunt are honorific titles for elders in Aboriginal communities) he co-authored the Wiradjuri dictionary (I live on the Wiradjuri nation). He told me that his grandfather was arrested for speaking Wiradjuri. We now work with elders to teach Wiradjuri in the high school where I work, it's amazing to see young Wiradjuri give the Acknowledgement of Country in their language every week at school assemblies. Yindyamarra - respect in Wiradjuri ❤️
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  7927. The Slavic languages you will find similar to each other in three main groups: Czech, Slovak and Polish are Western Slavic and very similar to each other. Czechs and Slovaks understand each other pretty much completely. And we both understand parts of Polish just like they understand parts our language. Ukrainian, Belarusian and the even more eastern one are all Eastern Slavic so they are again very similar to each other. Here it is mudded up a lot by how the USSR used to try to supress the other languages. But I don't have any personal experience with how much mutually intelligible these language are. There are even differences with the alphabet in them. I just know that of those three only Ukrainians can pronounce my name correctly 🙂. Southern Slavic languages include the Serbian, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Slovinian and several others I cannot remember right now. So again they are similar to each other. But I know them even less than the Eastern Slavic languages. Personally I know just one Slovenian and with him we could understand each other a little less than either of us would understand Polish.
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  7928. Once again this American generalization. Europe. It’s not a single country but a continent. One just can’t put every european country under the same umbrella. Like here, in Finland, 75% of our surface area is cover by, surprice, forests. Over twenty million hectares. Our neighbouring country, Sweden is covered with 56% of forests. So wood has been traditional building material for houses, barns etc. Our house is built from lumber, felled by our own hands.
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  7929. As a German, I can tell that you did really well with the pronunciation of the German words. Side note: The Aquarium bust around two years ago
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  7930. NZ has some really amazing drivers at the moment. Scott Dixon, Scott Mclaughlin and Marcus Armstrong in Indy, SVG in most vehicles he can touch, Mitch Evans in Formula E, Liam Lawson in Formula 2/Alphatauri, Brendon Hartley in Endurance..
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  7931. It's amazing to see how much love and happiness you and your family have and vids like this are a breath of fresh air for everyone who is lucky enough to watch, Love from England. Thank you
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  7932. Hi Ian, if the had have aired down and taken it a bit slower in low gear and less revs that 4x4 that was stuck would have just popped up of the sand and away they go, problem with some is to much money and no training, that rig you liked would cost $120,000/$150,000, ,cheers, Neil.
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  7933. 100% it HAS to be Bathurst 2014 (THE GREATEST MOTOR RACE OF ALL TIME)... (and check out Josh Revell, he has a vid on it as well).
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  7934. I have to go off dairy for a week starting today and you’re just reminding me of all this awesome snack food we have here. Pretty jealous right now. Keep up the great work, Ian
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  7935. You might look at the 917-10 and 917-30, both developed for CanAm with Penske racing. Amazing.
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  7936. I think the engine sound at 11:15 is likely a two stroke motor that had several brands use them in older Eastern Europe.
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  7937. I love that your mind is BLOWN by our weapons laws. Its eye-opening to me actually how strict they are, but we dont even think about it. Obviously gun licencing is very strict, but we also cant carry knives (apart from pocket knives), pepper spray, sling shots, cross bows, arrows... basically anything that could be used as a weapon....
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  7938. you can tell dani is a very experienced cook, she even holds the knife like a trained chef
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  7939. These things are a work of art, I’ve seen one in the flesh in London and it was magnificent! The 300SL is one of those cars that, to me, is a work of art as much as it is a great car, similar to the Jaguar E Type, Aston Martin DB5 and Citröen DS
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  7940. They say Ayers Rock (Uluru) is like an iceberg, 90% of it underground
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  7941. Wait until you hear about the hoop snakes
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  7942. the smart forTwo is genuinely one of the most fun cars I've ever had the opportunity to drive
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  7943. Minties can be used to plug holes in your fuel tank, you make them soft and use like putty, the fuel makes them go hard.
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  7944. We are looking forward to your Europe Tour! :D
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  7945. You said Steinmeyer very well. For Frank Walter you need the Spanish a- pronunciation. Easy!
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  7946. oval tracks are for testing and speed records, not racing
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  7947. FORD DRIVER: I'm gonna do a doughnut. STABILITY CONTROLS: No, you're f-ing not!
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  7948. Veritasium (Derek Muller) I have followed for a loooong time, Aussie legend of the scientific fields and research, so glad he has made to your channel.
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  7949. This brings home to me that no matter where you live in Oz if you are in the state capital there are vineyards nearby and the best thing is that vineyards attract other food culture - cheeses, chocolate, premium meat, seafood, bush tucker etc.
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  7950. knife goes in your right hand, fork in your left 😂
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  7951. You need to check out Czech truck trails... You'll see tatra in action
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  7952. The Octavia Combi is a good looking car. Here in Finland wagons are very popular and most Octavias sold here are wagons. I have a 2023 Octavia Combi Style with 1.5 L petrol (gasoline) engine, manual gearbox, Lava Blue colour. A comfortable, good quality car and good fuel economy. I have now driven about 4000 km, mainly highway driving, and my average is 4.9 litres /100 km, even though it's a non-hybrid petrol engine. I wanted the sporty RS, but they are much more expensive, so my rational brain said no. That green RS is cool, but I would have chosen a red one.
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  7953. We definitely do not do milo without milk! Yuk🤮 Sneaky spoons of milo as a kid ( sometimes now too) was life! Milo on Ice cream 🍦 mmmm yumm! 🇦🇺♥️
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  7954. 90s and 2000s are my favorite era of rally.However,2017-2021 WRC+ cars are the best i've seen in terms of raw performance and speed.Mental,violent and absolutely hairing it. They are the best thing to happen to WRC since 2000s.
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  7955. Thank you for the praise of our Czech rescues and greetings from the Czech Republic
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  7956. The exhaust flames are the anti turbo lag system to keep the turbo spun up by changing timming and fuel to burn out the exhaust , great mechanics let loose.
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  7957. Brocky the King 💕
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  7958. THis plate shows basically the identity.Model making( Lanz Bulldog), Horsepower(38), Displacement 10 liters and somthing. ( only one cylinder)
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  7959. Plans for Your Hot Aussie Summer?? :_IanJoey::_KoalaLove::_HolySmokes:
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  7960. It's been increasing in the last few years. Though we had the hottest summer in 2003 in Germany, quite a few have been close to it. And 38-40°C (100-104°F) or above is nothing you want to experience in Germany, believe me. Some places like Spain and Turkey, they get that hot more regularly but it's a dry heat. 35°C in Germany will feel like 45° in Turkey
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  7961. For those of you so fond of Scanias; the tow truck in the 2nd clip is a 4th gen T-series, aka conventional/torpedo/snutebil so that's another one down. While the tow truck driver was seemingly fortunate to get out just in the nick of time the driver in the semi went all the way down with his ride - only to miraculously suffer from a couple fractures. However one dash cam clip from Norway that I didn't see here but SHOULD've been included though is one incident from 6 years back involving an extremely awake trucker who was just centimeters from plowing down school children after they got off the school bus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n44L-SOI1I8
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  7962. The Iveco Daily Van, even as a dual rear, is probably still only a 3.5T version. They do them up to 7.5T but the back end is beefed up a LOT. The SMUR wagon is a Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun (depending on where you are). Unmarked car was a Renault Laguna... Later ones are a rare sight here in the UK The estate marked Police car is a Ford Mondeo in Europe. Came as a hatchback, sedan or wagon
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  7963. I love you man! Have you been to Australia? I would love to shout u a beer! Mad respect. You are a genuine fair dinkum bloke. Down to earth and a genuine nice person!
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  7964. Ian, the reason American cheese is orange is due to the colouring added to it. The colouring is made from Annatto and its a natural colour/flavour. On TV shows about cheese making, I've also seen cheese makers adding Paprika to the outside rind of some cheeses. Generally speaking, Aussie cheeses are all natural and have no colour added. It tastes different because our cows eat different grasses and the cheese making process will be slightly different. Just like KFC tastes different in Australia - they use a different type of oil to fry the chicken in. Our beef tastes different, too. It's very good beef, too. McDonald's advertises that it uses only Aussie beef here in Australia. I hope that answers some questions. I'm an American émigré living in Australia for the past 20 years. I love it here. I will admit to having a breakdown in the cheese aisle because the only cheese i liked at the time was Cracker Barrel.... It took me awhile to find an all purpose cheddar cheese i liked. I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on the off chance i might hate it... Because I'd had a bad experience with cheese - i didn't know that it was cheap, generic, store brand. It tasted like gross plastic. I'm not very picky but I do know what flavours I don't like.
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  7965. My Dad had an F100 when I was a kid. Manual, with the longest gear stick I had ever seen 🤣 My mum used to drive it too & it seemed to just keep going. It was an awesome vehicle/ute?/truck?…just covering all bases 🤣 Had Red Rooster the other night; crunchiest, juiciest, non-greasy chicken I’ve had in ages! Bloody good eating & beats KFC for sure✌🏼
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  7966. Adelaide is a very clean and rather pretty city. It has it's good and less great suburbs like every major city in the world, but the inner city itself is lovely. It's in a temperate zone, temperature wise it's much like Sydney, but dryer.
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  7967. The S15 you saw has a Liberty Walk body kit on it. It also has a 4 rotor engine, that coincidentally my friends Dad recently tuned to run on the fuel they could get here in the UK. Makes about 850 ish horsepower but the engine is a bit tired so the rev limit is kept pretty low.
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  7968. I'm a bit of a newbie so I have been going through your old stuff. I have to say that I think you have an amazing family!!! I've enjoyed watching you together. I'd love to have a tequila with your father in law! He seems to be a great bloke and most of my friends won't drink it with me 😞 Thanks for sharing the love you all have for each other! ☮💞🙂🇦🇺
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  7969. Holy crap! Those jumps in australia 😵. Love the rawness of this. No paddles, no sequential shifter, just Colin, his Co driver and basically a breathed on road going scooby. Awesome.
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  7970. The dual dial on US cars might be because you actually converted to metric some years ago but no one really uses it, whereas we converted to metric in the 1960s and had a grace period for both which ended after a few years of adjustment. We have no further use for mileage.
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  7971. Just when you think the old beetle couldn’t get any cooler lol. This is the coolest thing I’ve seen
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  7972. I've owned many Holdens but an LX Torana SL/R 5000 I drove once is the one that got away for me. Flares, hotwire mags, lumpy, that thing was like a bull terrier. Small, but all muscle and looking for a place to use it. It's still my "If I won the lottery car." My VE SS Commy, might go, stop, and handle better, but I'd swap in a heartbeat.
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  7973. There's so much more! I love how Alfa Romeo had "Dear Kimi, we will leave you alone now" on his car at his last race. There was another legend similar to Kimi before him, Mika Hakkinen. Same personality but a bit more polite and professional. Finnish drivers are something special.
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  7974. I've got a box on the way and every opening is tense lol I've still got stuff though that haven't been opened yet 😁
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  7975. 10:54 There are a variety of monitor lizards ( goannas ) in Australia , that one I believe is an Australian Water Monitor . The most common one in my area Wide Bay Qld is the Lace Monitor . Water Monitors can run fast on land and launch out into water and swim fast too , using their tail for propulsion like a crocodile .
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  7976. Those last two white ones at the beginning were MG Metro 6R4 cars not Renaults. considering their size they were 3 litre, mid engine V6, 4 wheel drive with around 400 horse power and 0 to 60 in 2.5 seconds. All this in a car weighing 2,200lbs. An absolute beast! The sound and technology are great in modern rallies but for me the cars are starting to all look the same so there is no character in them like in the 80's and 90's cars.
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  7977. Thanks Ian. We live in Brisbane above any possible flooding. The last time this happened was 1974 and the flooding was severe. There's been plenty of notice and the authorities are as prepared as possible.
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  7978. I have been told that licence plates in New Mexico have "USA" written after "New Mexico" so that people in America realise it's part of the USA.
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  7979. V8 Scania with straight pipes... orgasm in sound form!
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  7980. I guess it's not that much of a problem in the US, which is so big and even the neighboring countries speak English (I know not everyone in Mexico but probably most people at least know a little). Most Americans probably don't take international trips in their cars, while here in Europe I can drive through several countries in one trip and I usually don't know the local language. Not having the picture signs would make it a huge PITA for everyone.
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  7981. Came to Oz from Wisconsin over 51 years ago now. At first everyone picked me for a Yank and asked me stuff about America. In those days I could not tell an Aussie from a Kiwi from a South African or a midlands Englishman. Now I can tell the difference usually, and I now still have my mid-western accent but use all Aussie terms and descriptors in my speech. Very few Aussies now ask where I am from though they do pick my accent as being American. Now it is often Americans asking me where I am from when I am over there on a visit, LOL many think I am Canadian.
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  7982. Those Volvo 740 were built like freaking tanks. True "Pehr G. Gyllenhammar"-cars from the 1980s and 1990s 🙂
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  7983. Yeah, I grew up around Brisbane. We get about 5 days cold a year. That's why we don't bother with heating. We just put up with the cold miserably for those few days. Our older traditional houses (Queenslanders) are built to keep the cool air circulating: off the ground so that air can circulate under them, varandahs to sit on to catch the breeze in the shade, long through-going halls, doors onto varandahs that provide through ways for air and enticing air and the breeze into the house, and high ceilings and rooves with reflective tin to reflect the heat. The very old traditional houses had varandahs all around the whole house, so that there was always shade on one side regardless of the time of day. They weren't built with cold in mind at all. Of course, today's houses are generally rather stupidly built hot boxes, not built with half the common sense of yesteryear. As for the blue skies, skies in the southern hemisphere don't have the pollution of the northern hemisphere, so yeah, our skies are actually generally bluer (and the air healthier!). I live in a more polluted northern hemisphere country now, and the difference is REALLY palpable: the sky is barely blue at all most days - more usually a kind of pale greyish colour with a tiny bluish tinge (which could actually just be my imagination really because I expect a sky to actually be blue!), and I have pollution stuff on my windows to keep the yellow dust out (yellow dust that coats your car over night if it's not parked under cover, and pollution warnings that come with the weather reports, which I'd never seen anything like in Australia (we don't need pollution warnings in Australia).
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  7984. Hi from Australia. It's wonderful to see you receive these packages but I'm always amazed that the flavour combinations are a surprise to you. In Australia they're common place eg ginger chocolates. It's also great to see you and your family's willingness to try new things.
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  7985. Coin bank is meant to be cut open using a can opener after you fill it up
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  7986. Hello, from Lithuania.For peugeot 406 - watch a french ,,Taxi" movie 😅✌️
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  7987. About the "weird" color...My car has about the same color, I actually vinyl wrapped it and chose it specifically. I call it "high-vis metallic".. the real color name is usually something like "yellow/lemon metallic" I love how it looks, and the fact its very visible is a plus for safety/visibility and when lapping the nurburgring as I do sometimes.
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  7988. Ian your knowledge of Australia is incredibly impressive. And I have learned so much about my own country through some of the videos you react to. No word of a lie, you know more about Australia than a good amount of Aussies.
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  7989. The Wizz Fizz is a powdered candy. There should be tiny plastic spoons in each packet to eat them with. The L plate in your last package is what learner drivers have to display on their cars when they're driving. Then when you graduate to a probationary licence you display the P plate.
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  7990. Ian, no part of the continental USA is within the tropics whereas almost a third of Australia is north of the Tropic of Capricorn. Even Florida is sub-tropical.
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  7991. Most trucks in Europe are now automatic transmission and it is sort of like you've said. It is a manual gearbox that is controlled by electronics driven pneumatic actuators. As for the engine brake or retarder. You usually control those manually, in case of this Scania and a lot of other trucks there is a lever on usually the right side of the steering column and by adjusting that you can set the braking force. Most trucks also offer an automatic option, where if you depress the brake pedal slightly, instead of the main brakes coming on first it will just activate the engine brake/retarder and further pushing the pedal will use the main brakes. Also if you have the cruise control set, the retarder might come on automatically in case your speed goes above the set speed, let's say going downhill. Nowadays, European trucks in general are very good with the automation helping out the driver.
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  7992. I sure hope you're both prepared to answer allllllllllll the questions the kids teachers are going to have - I can see it now, both Emma and Andrew talking in Aussie slang, telling their mates all about Australia in the playground, and none of them are gonna have a clue what the kids are talking about lol
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  7993. With the Australian money, if you look through the window part that runs through the note with a magnifying glass, you'll see words are written on it.
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  7994. The small red car, is a Citröen C2. A very interesting Rally car. Many of thebest Rally drivers started on one of those, due to the use of them on multiple Trophies ment to initiate the newcomers. Not very fast cars, but fun to watch passing by. Here in Portugal, there are still a few of them rallying.
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  7995. Awesome video, I'm glad you enjoyed my home state. It's easy to get lost for hours on google maps haha. For me personally, Tassie offers the best offroad dirtbike riding out there IMO.
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  7996. Hi, yeah saw this live. My thoughts went a bad place rather quickly. I saw both R.Ratzenberger and Senna die on live television and J.Bianci's crash at Suzuka, so it was a huge relief to see him crawl out of his wreck. Romain Grosjean has recovered and is now in Indy car.
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  7997. I don't have a musical ear myself but I understood that 5 and 10 cylinders sound this great because of the assymetry in the cylinder bank, 3 vs 2, producing a two tone exhaust note.
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  7998. There should be an element of fear when travelling through the outback or any remote area. It’s the healthy fear that makes you cautious & well prepared before venturing out. It’s an absolute must to do your research first & use commonsense. These things don’t limit the experiences you have, they enhance them & better still, make sure you survive them. Great video ✌🏼
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  7999. Ian, don't worry, more or less everyone in Europe speaks English. Just come over and go on that road trip from North to South and East to West.
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  8000. I live in Tasmania, and I feel blessed, it's a natural paradise. We have the cleanest air in the world, the produce is fresh so we have great food. Amazing beaches and mountain lakes. I've been all over Aus and I wouldn't live anywhere else.
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  8001. So glad they got some proper flight capable boomerangs instead of the cheap neat looking tourism ones that barely fly at all. I can tell they're gonna have a lotta fun with those.
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  8002. Love your videos! I work as a teacher in East Frisia (Germany) and I learn so much from watching your videos and also by listening to the way you speak English. I haven't been able to find the time to send a parcel but definitely will! Have a great weekend!
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  8003. if you see HillClimb Monsters channel videos, they always put several information about the cars (drivers, power, weight, engine type, transmition, etc)! Amazing video by the way! congrats! :D
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  8004. 😂😂 viewer from the Netherlands here, yep that is a serious sport here in Europe 👍
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  8005. There where years everyone ran that engine except Ferrari. They had a flat 12 then Matra joined with a V12 but then Renault came in with a 1.5 l V6 turbo and before you know it almost everyone was running 1.5 turbo engines(80s).
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  8006. You guys gotta get with the times lol. Kinder eggs are definitely in the USA. What they don’t have is Kinder Surprise Eggs. They have Kinder Joy Eggs which contain the toy - not as good imo but yeh they do have Kinder eggs
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  8007. One of the dumbest things I heard was when I was flying on one of my trips from Perth to Bali. About an hour from landing the cabin crew comes around with immigration cards for us to fill out. I hear a lady seated behind me say "Why have we got immigration cards for Indonesia, I thought we were going to Bali?"
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  8008. Check two other historical cars made by Citroën : DS ID19, and CX. It might satisfy yours being curious about the brand ;) As for the 2CV, they raced it hard! Like dirt track racing, and even desert races from France to Africa. One special model was the 4x4, with two engines: one for front wheels, and the other one for the back. The funny thing on that "desert model" was the fact that you could use one engine or both depending on the situation you were facing. As for the gear stick, the H pattern with first gear down left was very common in race cars, and you can find the same pattern on Ferraris from the 80s. For the reason described in your video: the most commonly used gears say 2nd and 3rd were aligned, which was very convenient while cornering tight. Have fun discovering all of that!
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  8009. Looks like 'Boulder Opal', very cool.
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  8010. I am a fan of the mint slice. You guys are such a beautiful family. Blessings💕
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  8011. Back when they were real cars before the supercars Holden/Ford only shit
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  8012. Cosworth was founded as a performance race engine builder in the UK in the late 1950s by a guy named Mike Costin ("Cos") and his buddy Keith Duckworth ("worth"). Became legendary for building Ford-based motors, and eventually started making their own head designs. In the '60s, 'struck gold' by creating one of the most epic Formula 1 engines of all time. The DFV had a lot of Ford money behind it - only Ferrari could catch DFV powered cars from the mid-'60s to the beginning of the turbo-era in the early '80s. Mario Andretti won the F1 Championship in '78 in Lotus cars powered by one. As mentioned by others, a version of the Sierra was sold here in the US, but it's a very strange animal (mostly the engine choice). Marketing ploy by Ford US to try to steal some market share away from BMW's 3-series becoming so popular with the 'Yuppie' folks. I've seen running/driving survivors for less than $5K, even the cleanest examples don't seem to hit five figures unless there's a 'bidding war' at the auction.
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  8013. DAF and VOLVO were the first lorry manufacturers to introduce the anti-collision system in their trucks as standard .
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  8014. The uk has also had some amazing cars in the past as police cars. In Scotland they had a McLaren mp4/12c, there have been various Subaru Impreza’s and Mitsubishi Evo’s, a time ago they had a Ford escort rs cosworth and an RS200. They’ve also had a lot of cars painted in the police livery for publicity like a Lamborghini murcielago and even a Renault formula 1 car
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  8015. You've probably worked it out by now but just in case papaw is what you call papaya. I don't know if you have ever seen the Disney movie Jungle book, the original version. In the song the "bear necessities" there is a line that I am sure most Americans never get and I have no idea why it is there but it says "Now when you pick a pawpaw.... you don't need to use the claw when you pick the pear of the big pawpaw." That is what the song is referring to, perhaps there was a time in the US when you called papaya pawpaw as well. Anyway, it is the same thing - even though you can get papaya here and it is a specific type of papaw. Also with reference to that ointment - nappy rash is diaper rash. Diapers are called nappies here.
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  8016. Glad they arrived mate - Jezza
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  8017. It is customary to put a coin into a coin purse so that the owner will always have money in it. Great selection of goodies.
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  8018. If you have never coughed or sneezed with a mouth full of dry Milo straight from the tin, are you even Australian
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  8019. The two-tone variants were delivered from 1981 and had the designation 2CV "Charleston". First in red and black, then in 1982 in yellow and black and in 1983 in gray and black. The 2CV even had the honor of being James Bond's vehicle. Namely in the movie "For Your Eyes Only"
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  8020. My son visited the US (from UK) a couple of years ago. He mentioned the huge portions, but also said that the lack of vegetables in restaurants shocked him most. Salad, yes, but no vegetable accompaniment.
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  8021. How do YOU Explain these eeire Orbs? Tell me ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇😱
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  8022. It’s awesome to see people take an interest in Aussie culture, I feel like its not represented enough in the media or history. Awesome to watch your videos!
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  8023. I'm a Finn and have lived in the states in the 90's. One thing I like about Americans, is that how they can laugh about themselves. You are a good sample of that. I like your content 👊.
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  8024. That was an excellent mail time IWrocker family!! That was an amazing ad for Bundaberg too. After that taste test and maybe a carton or two of Bundy a week I think you and the Dani would be brilliant American brand ambassadors 👌👌🙏🙏
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  8025. When it comes to the metric system NASA has been using it since the 60s, also now engine size in cars in the States is now mostly stated in litres, not cubic inches like it used to be. I'm sure there are other examples of metric system slowly creeping into common usage in the US. One thing that has always amused me is that with some measures the US version is different to the UK version. One example is gallon, US is quite a bit smaller than UK, so mpg in the States is very different to mpg in UK for the same car. Another example is pint, UK is a lot more than US.
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  8026. The last one, with the Iveco Stralis , is in Italy
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  8027. The Huntsman spiders are OK they are harmless make no webs and keep insects at bay. The possum in the tree branches is a relatively common 'Ring Tail Possum' as they use the tail as a further support/hanger climbing around branches.
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  8028. In this crazy day and age , it dose warm your heart a bit when you see the generosity of Aussies. It’s the little things that count yeah. 🇦🇺👍
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  8029. There was a course in the city, it was off centre near the lake side. We went there with beer and blunts and had fun, during the 90`s, I live in Finland.
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  8030. Tatra doesnt have axles, it has half axles. Each wheel can rise and fall individualy.
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  8031. The Blue Ring Octopus is actually super small - only a few cm, but deadly!
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  8032. I would definitely go to Bathurst if NASCAR came over here and did a 6 hour race, it would be awesome. They could use our V8 Supercar guys as co-drivers.
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  8033. It's not just the heat. It's the humidity. Assuming you've seen the Australian map, anything above the border of NSW and QLD is average 60% humidity. Anything above the tropic of Capricorn is just pea soup. But like, pea soup that sits in 40 degree weather for weeks at a time. Unless you're west of the NT/QLD border, then it's just sand and heat and roos
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  8034. Kangaroos are a major hazard on country roads at night. You even see them on roads in outer suburbs and the edges of town. I've only hit one but have had countless near-misses.
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  8035. Always love it when a(n) (American) motorsport enthusiast reacts to motorsports events from across the world (especially as a European). I'd advise you to watch some Nürnberg Nordschleife action. Anyone with a(ny) car or bike can have a go there. I've had some fun on my ZZR 600 there and didn't wreck anything, but some are less lucky..
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  8036. I’ve replaced quite a few fuses in my time. It’s hilarious to think of them as “nostalgia”. I still have fuse wire in my household toolbox 😂😂
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  8037. We just aren’t known for it cos we don’t go shooting up schools and people every day
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  8038. Wow - i never knew - impressive - another Scandinavian country, punching well above it's weight. Since Volvo and Scania sell so well here in Australia, they should come here to.
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  8039. IWrocker. I have always been impressed by your willingness to explore other cultures is a very un-American way. I don't think that it is fair to say that you are unique in that but you are certainly an exception to the status quo. So with that in mind, what are the opinions of the typical American with respect to this trade war? Of course trump is going to try to spin things, like Canada started working against the US by trying to shore up deals elsewhere, and of course a huge swathe of Americans will start banging the drum in fury about those evil Canadians and completely disregarding the fact that none of what is coming would have happened without trump trying to bully everyone. He'll sell some snake-oil and no matter how nonsensical it will be, many Americans will jump on that bandwagon. So, I'd be interested in if you have an opinion although it may not be a subject that you want to engage in. Love your videos man, no matter what the subject. Keep doing what you do because you do it very very well. Cheers.
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  8040. Totally agree - this was one of two that made me laugh out loud (the other being 'worst drivers in the world' - has this guy ever been to India or Russia?). If anyone feels isolated here it's probably expats, or people who live really remotely and don't like that life; the rest of us travel to different parts of the country or overseas every once in a while when we really want to get out, or just hang out with mates if we need some socializing. In my entire life living here I've never felt cut off from the rest of the world, not even during COVID restrictions.
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  8041. Tornadoes aren’t common, but they do occur. Usually a couple every few years, most usually touch down in sparse populated areas. Some recent damaging ones that come to mind are Lennox Heads, NSW and Kurnell, NSW.
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  8042. Was wondering how long it's going to take you to stumble into, or more like, being pushed into, Walking-Excavators and therefor inevitably into Menzi-Muck. I would say, the company and it's product is pretty well known in Switzerland. These things can really be handy to get an Excavator to places where no Excavator has gone before. ;D
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  8043. Don’t forgot the Christmas tree 🎄 It’s also an German invention not so world changing but at lest popular in the Christmas time 😅
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  8044. Don't forget the original purpose of the Boomerang was to knock birds out of the sky and if it missed it would come back instead of the user having to search for it, like if it were more like a frizbee
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  8045. In Lithuania it's 95, 98 for petrol and then you have diesel. Also pretty sure all the diesel nozzles are larger than petrol ones (at least they are here) so you wouldn't even be able to fit a diesel nozzle into your tank if you have a petrol vehicle. I get my gas at Neste and their fuel is called Neste Futura, which is supposed to help the engine stay clean and perform better.
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  8046. This video is going straight to the pool room (my facebook wall...lol) Fantastic!
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  8047. If they try to demonetise it you could argue that all these signs are public so children in Australia would see them.
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  8048. 1974 volvo started with the b21 head cam engine. But yeah Volvo engines are monsters. I had an 1998 volvo S40 with an b18-t4 engine,,200hp. Did chance oil after 50k,and before i did sell it,it did 270k km,with lots of German autobahn full throtle. On the speedoo it did 255 km/our. Brakepads-lots of tyres-only timing belt i did after 120k. Brutall
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  8049. Here's a must watch video if you really want to get an idea of what Group B was like, and how the drivers were beyond mere mortals. The footwork in particular makes the V8 supercar equivalent look like a sunday drive. https://youtu.be/wqREtbLe4sY
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  8050. Well done mate! So well deserved. Now for 200,000.
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  8051. We have lyrebirds around king lake also, I took my family down to a spot called Mason's falls, and there were about 3 in different areas of the trail, and 1 in the carpark. The carpark one mimicked the sound of my wife's WRX. Brilliant creatures.
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  8052. There are a lot of Germanic languages... German, English, Dutch, Swedish, Afrikaans, Danish, Norwegian, Yiddish, Scots, Frisian languages, Luxembourgish, Icelandic, Faroese.
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  8053. Towards the end IWrocker said the desert and ocean separated by a cliff, looked like someone took a bight out of it. He almost got the name correct. The south of Australia from WA to Adelaide looks like someone took a bight out of it & like a lot of Aussie names is unimaginative. It is called The Great Australian Bight
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  8054. I haven't seen that deck guy in years 😂😂😂🤭 I wonder what happened to him, great reaction buddy 👋😃😄😉🧡.
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  8055. As an Aussie, I’m jealous of that Monaro model. Holy moley.
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  8056. There is a great video on the House Detective's channel, explaining the differences in Queenslander architecture eras. Sooo interesting! I'm currently renting a pre-1900s era Qlder cottage. Feel very privileged to be a part of its history.
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  8057. Schlepper is the German word for tractor (Traktor) These can be tractors for the field, or tractors that pull trailers over the roads.
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  8058. Wow Ian congrats mate a shoutout from a racing legend like Brad Jones and Marcus is something very special indeed , Show's you have lots of respect from us Aussies and you are loved by those that have been fortunate enough to discover your channel . Keep up the great work Ian i have a feeling that you have great things ahead of you in the future for you and your family ! 👍👌✌️
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  8059. It's superb to see an American loving our beloved sport. As a 42 yo that been watching and playing since around the age of 7 - 8, I can tell you it still amazes me that things happen you've never seen before 🤯 Played pool all my life also, American 9 ball, English pool etc and honest to god trying to pot on a snooker table is a completely different matter lol I'd love to see your reaction when you get to see and play on one lol - massive! Them top pros are mind-blowing. Keep up the good content matey - TC 👍
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  8060. Jawed... A legend, a YT Co-Creator, and definitely Your go to guide at the Zoo. YouTube has changed my Life, and So many Others... Here is to many many more Amazing Years to come!
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  8061. Signed by Jamie Whincup #88 V8 Supercars... Edit: Went and checked this out on Carsales, the other side is signed by Shane Van Gisbergen #97. Both of 888 racing's 2021 drivers (the Redbull cars for those overseas).
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  8062. The bar hopping Kangaroo, did not appreciate the company inside that day, so he popped outside to have his beer at a garden table with his friend Eric the Emu! 😁👍
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  8063. 1:58 Zeelandia is currently regarded as an unofficial continent. There's a debate going on as to whether or not it should be considered as a proper continent.
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  8064. Ian looks and sounds like a 10 year old kid in a candy shop. 😂 It's no wonder to me though, I'm the same with aeroplanes.
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  8065. Peter Brock drove a HT Monaro from Melbourne to Bathurst, raced the same car over 1000km, drove it back to Melbourne on Monday, in 1968 or 69 I think! It’s almost 800km trip each way!!
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  8066. Bear in mind that those cheap flights have other charges, but they are still cheap. Often, when an airline has a nearly full plane, they will sell the last few tickets for whatever they can get. It is often cheaper to fly from Glasgow to London, than it is to take a train. Ryanair has a poor reputation but I have flown with them many times with no complaints.
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  8067. Hope you make your way to Australia soon, I'm sure there are plenty of people here who would like to meet you and even help you when you come over for a holiday
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  8068. "Very busy day on the highway here". Well, unfortunately, this is the Périphérique, the ring road around Paris. This kind of traffic is quite normal here... Otherwise, this run is amazing. French roads can be total chaos when there is so much traffic, and people seem to forget everything they have learned when an emergency vehicle is nearby. Hence the erratic behaviour of some. AT the end (9:27) the ambulance driver joked by turning on its siren for a short while :) But then, they discussed where to go. The ambulance just asked for the first aid entrance (urgence), and followed the police bike. They could have communicated that beforehand...
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  8069. Sorry, couldn’t watch entire video, had to skip to my package as I’m on tea break at work, knew you’d like the stuff I sent, I eat butter menthols like candy haha
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  8070. I went to the UK in 1987 and took 5 kangaroo hides with me to have a new saddle made for myself. It was the BEST saddle I ever owned - im 57 now, and one of my grand daughters has my saddle lol
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  8071. This little thing is INSANE. For starters it’s an EV. Now that we’re past the elephant in the room, the biggest reason it’s as fast as it is, is because it’s a fan car. Essentially that means there’s literally a fan pulling the air out of the underside of the car, creating TREMENDOUS amounts of downforce. In simple numbers from the reports I’ve read (the accuracy of which is always questionable), the fan creates almost two THOUSAND kilos of downforce; and the car only weighs about half of that. That already is 2 Gs of downforce standing still. At speed the static aero adds enough downforce that the car is able to corner at 4Gs or more.
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  8072. Bob Jane became a legend of the track and had a tyre company called BOB JANE T-MART unfortunately he died a few years back and his Sons took over
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  8073. Dont think ive seen a small channel receive so much love from us aussies, just for watching some videos about our strange ways and showing a bit of love. You certainly have some devoted fans. Keep up the great content. Love ya work
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  8074. For a vehicle, in Aus we say-> Hood= bonnet. Trunk=boot. Great video amongst so much negativity. Thanks!
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  8075. Hey I just found this! Glad you seemed to enjoy! I thought I’d clear up a couple things I’ve seen in the comments: -Some people talked about other islands I should have talked about. I didn’t mention this but “territory” is a legal distinction which means it’s governed differently then say Tasmania which is its own state. You think of it as the difference between Hawaii and Puerto Rico -The map at the start wasn’t my map, it along with all the images were found online so someone else made it. I am admittedly a bad speller but that mistake wasn’t my own lol -yeah I’m not great with audio. I had no idea what I was doing back then, and even now I only barely know how to improve it. Admittedly the reactor did speed up some of the audio so that might explain why it was a bit hard to understand, but yeah my b
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  8076. How unAustralian of people to have a go at you! Please know that the 1% are not the ones that are here watching you and your family everytime you post…the 99% of us that are have nothing but good times and memories with you all.❤
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  8077. It's a magnesium valve cover on the Peugeot 406 from STIHL Magnesium Diecasting.
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  8078. Nach dem Spiel ist vor dem Spiel 😊
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  8079. Thanks for another great reaction video, Ian, it's always such a pleasure watching you, watching us. I particularly enjoyed your reaction when seeing the BBQ (it's a BBQ here - not a grill 😀). The type of lamb in the ad is a French Cutlet or Lamb Lollipop ... I'd suggest using the ad as inspiration and do the same vegies, however as someone else has mentioned in the comments use a BBQ plate to cook the lamb on rather than over the coals in order to keep from sacrificing the juices to the coals. I'm sure anything you cook will be lovely - perhaps do it Jan 26 (Australia Day) washed down with a cold aussie beer and pavlova for dessert. Cheers from down-under.
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  8080. In Australia, food portions are smaller, so there is a greater emphasis on quality of food over quantity. So smaller portions but wierder options and more savoury options.
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  8081. Hi there, in the Czech Republic we used to use all blue lights but now it's changing to blue-red for the red's better visibility in daylight. That's why you can see vehicles with both kinds of lights... BTW here's one more armored Tatra fire truck... 😉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hei1ZyCAqLk
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  8082. 2:04 it’s a Toyota Corolla
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  8083. cutest thing at approx 00:20:00 Emma shakes her money box and looks so sad it doesnt rattle like Andrew's :D such cute kids!!
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  8084. You have to come to Western Australia, especially the Kimberly region of the north west of Western Australia. The beaches are on our west coast are the best with great sunsets. There is more to Australia than Sydney, a must is Darwin, great weather and food.
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  8085. I don't know about everyone else, but it's so annoying that the guy doing the original video keeps referring to the previous owner as "James Parker" (it's James Packer, mate). Also, he never married Mariah Carey, they were engaged for a short period, and it definitely was not her that he bought this house with. Still watching the rest of the video haha! Keep up the awesome work!
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  8086. Thank you for bringing awareness to disaster happening here. I have friends that have lost everything. This is now considered the worst flood in a century. Qld is now getting better but Nsw is now suffering. The storm is just moving down the eastern coast. Look at the news stories about Lismore. The entire town is underwater its unbelievable. We appreciate the love and support
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  8087. An American interested in geography? You are a rare creature my friend. A little story: in 1986 (important date) I travelled through many of your states and 90% of people I met did not have a clue about Australia or even did not know there was such a place. A wierd exception - in Merced California, in a Chinese restaurant, a middle aged couple sitting at the next table...the woman asks "Excuse me, are you Australian?" Half in shock, I replied in the affirmative. "I told you honey" she said to her husband. I said, "How did you know?" She replied, "You can use chopsticks." I made another trip in 1989 and almost everyone knew something about Australia. The important date reference - 1986, no Crocodile Dundee; 1989 Paul Hogan and some buttugly predators "educated" the United States of America and put Australia on Americans' map.
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  8088. I like that the teams that had either moved or merged pay homage to the former name. For example: For Sydney, the SMFC = South Melbourne Football Club, moved to Sydney in 1982. For Brisbane, before the merge it was Brisbane Bears and Fitzroy Lions. Then in the mid 1990s, Footscray Football Club, rebranded to Western bulldogs, which was their nickname anyway.
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  8089. Re: the snow, the factoid as I heard it is that we get more snow by area than Switzerland, but not by volume. Which makes more intuitive sense I think, just the Australian Alps alone are probably more area than Switzerland.
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  8090. All soft drinks in Australia use cane sugar.
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  8091. So much better than the v8 supercars. The Sierra cosworths were a force to be reckoned with
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  8092. Loving the kiwi stuff bro keep up the great work maybe have a look at the Britten motorcycle invented by a kiwi John Britten or the Hamilton jet boat also invented by a kiwi😁👍🇳🇿
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  8093. My first car was a 1973 Renault 12 Gordini, but a lot of the parts on it were from Dacia 1300's because they were interchangeable and they were still making them well into the 90s.
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  8094. With most huntsman spiders they're big babies and will run away if you poke them with a stick, no I wouldn't use my hand. 🤣🤣
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  8095. No TC, NO ABS, Plenty of turbo lag!
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  8096. In 2017, Australia had the largest homes out of the countries surveyed. Australian homes measured, on average, 2,032 square feet, and were closely followed by U.S. homes at 1,901 square feet. Canadian homes were also quite large at 1,792 square feet.
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  8097. From saudi arabia love you bro 🇸🇦🇺🇸 ❤️
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  8098. During the black saturday fires, we had over 40 degrees for around 10-12 straight, working at the airport was bad in melbourne, tarmac temp was 69.8 degrees and that was around 9am, by mid afternoon it felt like your boots were melting , and your feet were on fire , so it gets really hot in melbourne, especially with the north west winds , coming straight from the centre of australia
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  8099. I used to work on a outback station in the Northern Territory as a ringer / bore runner . It was over 6500 km sq . Huge place . It was an experience of a lifetime.
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  8100. Brought back memories of playing TEXT PC games. SO so bad.....lol. Anyone else really want to see motorcycle chariots make a comeback? Cheers Ian.
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  8101. That Holden memorabilia must be worth a small fortune, not to mention the cost of mailing it. I mailed a box of snacks to some friends in the US a number years ago and the cost was astronomical, far more than the cost of the snacks.
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  8102. It reallly amused me when he said "look how futuristic that looks" :D But yeah it's a cool train.
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  8103. G'day Ian, that was very informative about things strange to Australia, l hope your able to come to OZ soon you and the family would fit in like a glove, keep smiling and love to the family, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  8104. If you go to Finland sometime you need to try lihapiirakka with some frankfurters in it, and mustard, fresh onion, ketchup and pickle relish as condiments. So good. Or just a regular bangers and fries from a grill kiosk. Or if you want something traditonal then some karelian stew or sauteed reindeer with mash. You'll love it 😎 Besides you're into motorsports so it's the country for you man!
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  8105. One thing we've always been jealous of over here in Australia is how rich and sumptuous American Christmas decorations are, most of the stuff we have here is cheap plasticy crap. I couldn't believe how pretty everything looked in the US when I was there for Xmas
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  8106. The little green pickup truck is a Barkas Fromo, made in East Germany. It has a fun sound because the engine is a two-stroke originally from the Wartburg 900.
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  8107. Check out Melbourne graffiti in general. It's on par with USA and Europe.
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  8108. "Ohne dich" from Rammstein is so beautiful. All reaction videos are about the music video from Paris "Du hast" But Rammstein has such great songs and this ballad is so sad but beautiful and it shows the really great voice of the lead singer.
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  8109. Live stream idea 💡... with Google maps open. Check out the chats home town, no address information just the town. Get a feel for the terrain and richness of Australia. This was a cool video, always good stuff from you.. cheers mate 👍
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  8110. I lived in the town of Bundaberg, where they make the rum, etc, for 13 years. It was a nice town with about 50K people at the time. It's quite a bit bigger now. It's in the middle of a large sugar cane growing area, hence the rum-making. Bundaberg soft drinks have a number of flavours. I like their ginger beer and sarsaparilla, and their passionfruit flavours. The potaroo or whatever it was is a beautiful little marsupia. They are nothing like rats. They just hop around grazing on grass, and carry their babies in thei pouches in the same manner. Rats are nice animals, anyway. Just because they are feral in cities, etc, that isn't how a rat behaves domestically. They make the most intelligent and loving pets, and they live extremely short lives. 2 to 3 years maximum.
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  8111. Well, to be sure, many companies make manual vans in Europe, I cant remember, when I last saw automatic van. Of course, automatics start to be more popular, but those are for maybe last 10 years, until that, all vans were mostly manual. We are also more used to use manuals so we dont see those as hard as you over the pond.
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  8112. Australia Day is our version of July 4th the only difference is that fireworks at home are illegal, the only fireworks we can have are the ones that are done by the pyrotechnics professionals
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  8113. Manual shifts always a preference for me, in race and daily driving. Automatic gear shifting it's not for me, and honestly for a lot of people in Europe.
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  8114. The air fried snake was posted by a snake catcher who actually has their own show on foxtel. The sun will actually melt the tar on the road so I can only imagine how quickly it would cook a snake trying to cross to find shade.
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  8115. I like Pedro's style. Rocking that outfit, and then just diving straight in on the taste test.
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  8116. Australia became coffee connoisseurs during the late 50s and 60s thanks to all the Greek and Italian immigrants who opened up cafes here, Australia was still seen as a backwater colony and we wanted to be more worldly, so we adopted coffees, lattes, cappuccinos and espressos when Americans were still drinking cups of Joe, we don't see Starbucks as a coffee joint, we consider it more like a caffeinated drink, it might have done better selling it as a place for soccer mums to go to as we do not view Starbucks as a proper coffee place at all.
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  8117. That Cassowary must've been use to people... Gotta remember they are in tiny part of FNQ (which is pretty massive admittedly), so most of us will never see a wild one. But those girls handled it like pro's, stayed calm, didnt give the bird cause to be alarmed, and she was spot on about restricting the food... though the bird was pretty wily...
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  8118. The first time I 'went to the snow' was in the early 80s, either 1981 or 1982 and the amount of snow that season was huge. The busses couldn't use the carpark because it was buried, to the point the 'no standing' sign had been fully buried. For us kids though we had a ball and enjoyed every minute of it.
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  8119. The Astra was originally an Opel Kadet in 1979. Rebadged a Vauxhall Astra for the UK in 1980. The Holden Astra appeared in Oz in the mid 80s, but were rebadged Japanese cars. Australia finally received genuine GM made Astras in 1995 from the UK. Later generations were made in Belgium, Poland, S. Korea and UK.
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  8120. I'm from Western Australia and felt comfortable in -8c in Sweden coming from Summer here. Different kind of cold, I still wore shorts there.
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  8121. Now you're doing New Zealand, you need to search for "Superstock Teams Champs" from Palmerston North. It is full contact motorsport where two teams of 4 try to win the race and drive into their opponents to stop them from winning. It is like demolition derby, but the cars are built to take a few good hits with minimal damage. More than happy to help explain some of the finer points via private mail.
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  8122. I don't know if you've done any cooking videos before now but lady, you're a natural at this. I loved watching you cook, listening to you talk about it and you have a calm confidence about it all. I'd watch more cooking content from you for sure!
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  8123. We have the state fire brigades, the State emergency service (SES) and Volunteer bushfire brigade. In Australia we take fire very seriously. No messing around !
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  8124. But... Have You Seen The Dodge Tomahawk Tho?????? 😎😆
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  8125. 7:06 It's an old telephone junction box I think.
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  8126. Look at "The Pass" when Alex Zanardi passed Bryan Herta at the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca if you haven't already. It's just as nuts
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  8127. 9:30 that is a MAN HX miltary truck. It's the successor or the MAN KAT1 that looked very similar. Those are highly off road capable, can be extenally armored and are mid engine (behind the cab). Rheinmetall Military Vehicles is partly owned by MAN. You will also find these reading Rheinmetall on the front. It's a very modular system and you can get those with up to 6 axles where the first three and theblast one are steered. They arenused to put all sorts of stuff on the back. Transports, cranes, radar unit, missile launchers or even heavy artillery canons... For great sounds check out the MAN TGX with V10 engine. That was an awesome beast!
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  8128. Allan Moffat is Canadian born and has lived in Australia as long as i can remember and that is over 50years. 🤓🇦🇺👍
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  8129. Also here in Germany not many people have such models. Only the hard core model building enthusiast do. Such a truck or a excavator can easily cost several thousand Euros and take years to build. And the surrounding looks so real, because it is real. Its a quarry or "Kiesgrube" as we say, where real trucks pick up sand and gravel for contruction use. Have a look at some more videos labelled "Modellbau Ausstellung" - its amazing what people build as a hobby, trucks, ships, planes, trains, whatever. Have you yet looked at the "Miniatur Wunderland" in Hamburg? Its mind boggling to watch that.
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  8130. Hello Ian, On the french plate on right, you have a number who correspond to "department" origin. In your exemple, the number 95 correspond to "Val d'Oise". On the top of this number, you have the region "ile de France" or "isle of France" who surround Paris. Thank you for your quality video.
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  8131. My favourite Australia fact is that the outback gets its red colour from oxidised iron in the soil. Which means Australia is so hardcore that even the ground rusts :) Honourable mentions are Qantas being by far the safest national airline in the world. It's been 70 years since the last plane crash, which killed 3 people. The bulk of its fatal crashes were during WWII when the Japanese shot them down, though most of those planes were helping the war effort rather than commercial flights. It doesn't have the same fleet size as some countries, so it's probably not that fantastic in context, but... ...Perth, Western Australia, is the most geographically isolated capital city in the world. The nearest capital city to Perth is over 1300 miles away as the crow flies. It also has the 3rd longest commercial flight in the world - flying non-stop to London. For such a sparsely populated country we tend to represent ourselves pretty well :)
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  8132. I am not a fan of big cities, but I really enjoyed Prague. Lots to do and see, food and beer is fantastic. Cheap too.
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  8133. Exactly what I was thinking. or you could blitz your normal sugar in a blender to get fine sugar (ie. caster sugar)
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  8134. Oh my gosh, Sydney is so cute and has grown so much!! 😊 What a lucky little girl to be born in to such a beautiful family. Saying hello to all the family, extended families and friends included. From Sharon in Bendigo Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
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  8135. Dear Ian... Here's a story you'll all hate me for. I had just come of age when a school trip took me to Prague. This was during Ronald Reagan's first term in office, during a particularly cold phase, of the Cold War. The first impression of a Bohemian city in November was like a picture from Orwell's "1984". It was early in the morning, dark all around, grey in all nuances and foggy. But after the sun rise, the impression was put into perspective. It was my first time behind the iron curtain. Prague is a great city. Since we were still students, I had a budget of 150 DM for the week. But since the Deutsch Mark was so good, when exchanged for black it was worth as much as 10 or 11 Czech crowns. That meant I had about 3/4 of an average Czech monthly salary to spend in a week. And we knew how to take advantage of that... So if we ordered a beer in a simple restaurant, the beer cost 2 crowns, which was about 20 pfennigs. My budget was worth about $65 based on the exchange rate at the time. And that means a beer would have cost an American about 8 cents. For comparison... The first Superman comic was sold in 1938 for 10 cents. Sometimes, I miss the 80's...
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  8136. You guys are the best, mad respect for your Timtam & vegemite addiction. Pedro is great bloke and your kids and wife are bonza. Thanks for showing us your amazing trucks.
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  8137. Keep in mind the European Modular System in some countries which changes the limits and length. For Norway this extends the length to 25.25m and weight to 60t on almost 5300km of the main roads, mostly eastern parts of Norway south of Trondheim.
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  8138. $NZ991k may not seem much, but take into account wages/cost of living... 13 years ago when we purchased our house in Masterton, average summer temp was 24C (75F). Now, it's getting common to hit 32/90. Thankfully, house is completely insulated (underfloor, ceiling and walls). But when the Westerly or Southwestern winds blow... It can get kinda cold. Not really bugs, but cicadas are our biggest complaint. Yet, they are one of the exceedingly few sounds I can fall asleep to. Hard driving rain on roof? Can't sleep. Wind? Ditto. Cicada sounds? Kind of soothing. Calming, almost. Last point, I think. Basements. Not really too much of a thing here for one real reason. Earthquakes. Our ground is quite unstable, and liquification is a thing. (We had one very early this morning - just after 3am - that was a 5.7).
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  8139. This vid is an old classic. The Tyre has its long journey back to be perfectly aligned with his friends
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  8140. I'm a Melbourne girl and that menu looked legit! Converting the prices to AUS$ it looks like they stung you with some genuine Melbourne pricing too, ouch! The sausage roll looked like a proper country bakery roll, one of my all time favourites 🥰 Though US$7 would get you the whole roll in Australia, it looks like they chopped it into quarters for a serving size. Great way to serve it though, as the end bits are always the best part of the roll IMO, with all that crispy caramelistion and you would have that with every bite. Yum!!
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  8141. Larry was/is an engineer and persisted with the stronger five-stud racing rims. As a spectator, one of the most intriguing things about Bathurst is the stamina, and rollercoaster of highs and lows, and everything in between. It was a crying shame that Glenn Seton's engine died in the closing laps that year. Cheers.
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  8142. Roast lamb with garlic and rosemary is a top tier taste sensation
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  8143. 3:30 Yes, he was unhappy with the position of that vehicle and told him that he has to keep more on the left side.. 4:15 right to the next one... more over to the left side! ;) 4:55 Under german law right now, he would even be liable to a fine because he had to move away as soon as traffic slows down to a crawl, not just when he sees a emergency vehicle in his mirrors. ;) 6:00 She got a lession about where you have to be in case the traffic slows down.. ;) In her case, driving not on the leftmost lane(!), she has to drive as far to the right as she can. ;) He asks her if she's a learner. After she answers with no, he tells her that she should have known (to not be in the way). She tries to excuse herself that she just wanted to switch lanes from the outmost left - crossing the 'Rettungsgasse' (rescue lane) - to the right.. He tells her, that she is actually not allowed to cross this rescue lane at all in those traffic conditions to never be a obstacle to rescue vehicles. His last comment is: "Die junge dame will überholen in der rettungsgasse". "This young lady wanted to take over in the rescue alley/lane." Oh and yes .. especially she would be prone to a fine nowadays. ;) Nice video, keep it up! ;) Greetings to the whole family ;)
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  8144. There was a kids show called Wombat (where Agro first got his start). Wombats glow under UV light and so does the platypus. They have a really tough backside that is difficult for predators to grab. If followed they can crush the predators skull against the roof of their burrows. They are cute but can be cranky and have a very nasty bite and they sound a bit like a pig.
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  8145. These bats are usually called flying foxes. When they are dry their fur is a reddish brown and their faces have a canine look. They are great pollinators and are very important in propagating eucalyptus and rain forest trees. They are large and a completely different strain of bat to the insect eating micro/mini bats. Unfortunately they are carriers of the Hendra virus so must not be handled. This woman knew what she was doing when rescuing this protected, beautiful creature. 🦇
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  8146. My experiences in America were nothing like what the media portrays, thank goodness. Never had a bad experience in the months I've spent there on three trips so far. I did find food portions in restaurants were too big but at least you would never starve. The friends I stayed with never had takeaway except once when we went to a pizza place for my birthday. Home cooked meals and barbecues - great food. They lived much the same as Australians do. The media has a lot to answer for.
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  8147. Since the covid pandemic, road trains that were not allowed south of Port Augusta in the mid-north of South Australia, now come all the way down to the northern suburbs of Adelaide. For the first 12 months, people in Adelaide got all excited seeing a road train. Now we just go 'meh' when one rumbles by.
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  8148. Fun fact, Audi instrument gauges were lid red, inspired by British WW2 fighter planes, because red light does degrades your natural night vision. The British haven't invented active night vision yet in WW2 and the red lights in the cockpit was a workaround.
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  8149. I now where Ian's going when he comes to Australia 😉😂 SummerNats the best car show on the planet. Please do all the SummerNats 34 videos 🇦🇺 I gotta watch this again that was so funny nearly blew Ian's ear's off his head ✊😉🇦🇺
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  8150. Congrats on becoming a family of 5! You make brilliant koala parents
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  8151. I’ve always found Americans, in general, to be very friendly. Yeah, there are differences which we don’t always understand, but isn’t that the fun part of visiting different places and cultures?
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  8152. Good vid. Though I don't like the new screen setting. It makes the video you are watching a bit thinner and it distorts the quality.
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  8153. S5000's next week on track they should be epic.
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  8154. Omg the gifts! Emma is adorable in that outfit!
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  8155. The dude voicing this video sounds like biggest sook. You live with the pros and cons the same as anywhere in the world. It's isolated?! We all look at that as a HUGE positive. Also, when you fly to Aus make sure you get a front row or exit row seat. Like you, I'm a big fella. You'll appreciate the extra leg room on a long-haul flight
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  8156. Hi Ian, We live down the bottom of WA on 3acres, It's nothing to have 9-14 on our lawn in the morning. The majority will have joey's in the pouch. Quite often the young males spend the day learning to spar like these big guys. ATM we have some big males hanging around to mate with the doe's, easily as big as the ones in that video
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  8157. When Marcus Ambrose drove in NASCAR he dominated Watkins Glen but was average on the speedways. It all depends on what tracks you learnt as a teenager, circuits or speedways. The thing I like about NASCAR is they race every weekend.
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  8158. Seeing as a former Prime minister mistook the flags and got into the wrong car. Tony, Tony, Tony
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  8159. When I go to a store I usually say Brý den (lazy version of Dobrý den). But when I go to a store where they know me I say Zdravím. Both are formal, but Zdravim is imho a little bit less formal then Dobrý den.
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  8160. The Haka's have different meanings at different times, I believe, this was more of a blessing at a wedding, they are different as a war/battle Haka
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  8161. Australia school holidays are 38 Days Summer 11 Days Winder 11 Days Spring 11 DaysAutumn Total: Just over 10 weeks holidays. Side note, in Australia full time employees get paid 4 weeks Holidays (vacatation) a year, so BOOM!
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  8162. Great video, I didn't know most of these. I find it hard to know what note is what with USA notes, they are very confusing. I like Aussie notes they are great for visually impaired people, look great and never rip. According to ute folklore, the very first one was produced after a Victorian farmer's wife wrote to Ford asking if they could come up with a vehicle that would be suitable to drive to church on a Sunday, plus able to transport pigs around the rest of the time.
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  8163. You've gotta check out "just waiting for a mate" and "a succulent Chinese meal" videos, another couple of Aussie classics
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  8164. Brock is an absolute legend of Bathurst, winning it a record 9 times. The winning trophy for Bathurst is now named in his honour.
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  8165. Looking at maps is very interesting, especially ancient maps of the world. Where you actually see Australia mapped before being officially “discovered” by westerners. It can take you down a rabbit hole of some crazy looking stuff.
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  8166. Roxanne, you bloody legend 🤩😘 👍
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  8167. I learned today that a “puke sink” is a thing 😆
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  8168. Hi Ian, love your work, this trial was organised because the first falcons had some bad results in Australian conditions, so the xp model in this trial had some engineering changes by Ford Australia, suspension, brakes, cooling & gearbox, it worked and the brand was saved due to this & the publicity from this trial
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  8169. ❤❤love you guys, glad youre enjoying it, Emma and Andrew little cuties! LOVE Emma's score, and outro 😂❤
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  8170. As far as I know, our police cars have never had spotlights on the A pillar.
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  8171. I prefer it with milk. The water dissolves the particles too much. The best thing about Milo is that textured crunch on top of your milk. When served with cold milk you get the crunch. The warm milk dissolves it away. My son loves Milo cereal.!
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  8172. The meathead has more muscles than horsepower it seems. NFI man, hes probably not even aired down at all before hitting the sand. Took like 12mins in to realise he needed to air down. They will sell a 79 series to anyone it seems, surprised he didn't smash a driveshaft with that style of driving.
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  8173. Yes Ian, as a Queenslander, feeling a bit left out that U have not looked at the Great Barrier Reef, Brisbane or the Gold Coast 🙁
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  8174. You can rest easy Ian . The guys trying to get the snake were from the Malaysian Civil Defense . Although we get them that size too in Australia 😮
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  8175. 14:20 Just to make you understand a bit, the 1st gen Panda 4x4 had a NA gasoline engine with "only" 50 HP and look what it does in the thick snow, also BUY THAT PANDA!!!!!
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  8176. Happy New Year. Lang may yer lum reek from Scotland. Love these vids you are such a sport to watch all the cringey stuff Americans say and laugh about it. Love your attitude to learning new stuff as well. Keep em coming.
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  8177. I agree. I'm not a huge motorsports fan anymore, and I've seen much more f1 than rally, but rally drivers are by far the craziest and they must have amazing skills just to survive. That said variety is always nice, and no one should be looked down on just for likeing something else. I personally find NASCAR boring, but happy for anyone having a good time watching it, or doing it of course. Cheers from Germany!
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  8178. Daniela’s narration & camera work is the absolute bomb ❤️
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  8179. The planes and choppers dumping water was in my home city of Perth and was for display on Australia Day on the Swan River, we have fireworks later on and are usually shot from a barge in the river.
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  8180. Hey mate. You should check out some videos of the Laura Dance Festival, held every two years in Far North Queensland. Clans from all over meet and 'compete' over a few days, dancing traditional dances. It's a pretty special experience.
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  8181. Just a comment on your presentation, it’s great that you maximise the screen which shows what you’re reacting to. Particularly when you’re reacting to sports.
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  8182. I always naturally, I don't even think about it say "G'day Mate" to another bloke or I might say G'day and their name if they are a friend or acquaintance. And say G'day to Sheilas and their name if I know them. And mate you said to be "rooting for you", look up what a root or rooting is in Australia. Enjoy your channel mate.
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  8183. Ian, I normally love your videos, but this one has hit a nerve with me. Australia has freedom too, including freedom of speech (most people don't actually know what that means, but that's a whole other rant), it's written into our constitution just like in the US. The big difference is that In Australia, we take our medical advice from the experts in the field, rather than from politicians who have no relevant qualifications whatsoever. And while lockdowns totally suck for everyone, the results speak for themselves. Australia has a population of about 25 million, and our covid death toll is around 1300 (in other words, just over 1 death per 20,000 people). I think you said you were in Illinois? Illinois has a population of about 12.7 million (so about half that of Australia) but has almost 28,000 deaths from covid (or 1 death per 450 people). That is a massive difference. So while we are in lockdown, we have a whole lot more freedom from the ravages of covid than the people of the US. It's us that should be holding a rally to support the citizens of the US.
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  8184. Respect to those that have the courage to partake in these sports and to their families that support them. I remember watching a work mate who's brother was a sidecar racer start training to be his brothers passenger after his brothers passenger was injured. He put in an amazing amount of work to build up his fitness, endurance, flexibility and strength to be able to perform well. When asked why he said he wanted to help his brother reach his dreams. When asked about the risk and his own family he simply said he trusts his brother and his family supports them because that's what families do
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  8185. The small truck shown first in the wiki text is a Mechanical Horse for delivery of goods from the railway depots in the UK to the surrounding area. It was three wheeled tractor which could turn in its own length, extreme maneuverablility, needed to get through and into commercial properties in crowded cities. Had the optional van, flat, or tanker 2 wheel trailer.. Replaced actual horses that did not come back after WW1.
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  8186. Try and find one not thrashed. I would still love me a maloo though
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  8187. 5:22 "that little bugger right there" haha yes he's sounding Aussie already haha he'll be one of us in no time XD
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  8188. Always love to watch commercials from other countries. Seeing the differences in humor and product image. Love your channel, it's great!
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  8189. Ozzy Man Reviews: MAGPIES Amber and Billo's - Amber vs the Magpie - The Eyes Don't Work How To Stop Dangerous Bird (MAGPIE) Attack! By Marty and Michael The Magpie Attack Experiment! By Marty and Michael These are worth checking out. Personally I have never been swooped by them as my Dad believed that leaving food out for made them friendlier, something I still do even to this day. Now every afternoon they are at my backdoor and sing to let me know they are there. Meanwhile my neighbour get swooped every mating season.
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  8190. His gear shifting was perfectly timed too, no locking on the brakes which is a good thing because Forest Elbow is a tricky corner going downhill because locking your brakes up is more common going into the downhill corners than uphill
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  8191. You're absolutely right about kangaroos and deer. Roos fill the same ecological niche as deer do. So yeah - convergent evolution. Melbourne was going to be named after John Batman who founded it. I'm glad they changed their minds. :D Re the night sky - from the southern hemisphere you look straight into the galactic centre; in the northern hemisphere you're looking out into the galactic edge. Your first view of the night sky from the south is something you'll never forget. Re the sky, it took over a hundred years for painters to "get" the Australian light. Check out The Heidelberg School painters who were the first - prior to that, painters got the light all wrong.
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  8192. Why not both?
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  8193. Many years ago I was a spectator at a night rally in N.Ireland. I vividly remember a Lancia Stratos flying past our position with its rear brake discs glowing bright orange/red. And they stank !
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  8194. Hi Wrockers, when are you & family going to move to Australia to live, we need more people like you. If you move to Australia you will be out in your element & be welcomed too. 🐨🦘🤠 Love your videos too thanks 😊 for sharing.
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  8195. Most of these are rather niche brands, most British mass brands that defined the look of streets in the UK in past decades are sadly defunct now: Austin, Morris, Rover, Triumph, Hillman, Talbot, Wolseley, Riley...
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  8196. If you like the sound of this one, you will also love the sounds of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo any generation but the VI and the IX are my personal favourites, in rally spec of course. Turbocharged 2.0L 4Cyl that has a lot of pops and bangs in an agressive way like this Skoda, you'll love it, would be cool to have a reaction to those, cheers.
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  8197. The Nordic countries of Europe welcome you with open arms if you ever wanna flee 😅 Our life expectancy is above 80 years old in all five countries , and we're all among the top countries in the world in so many other categories too, including proficiency in english as a second language, so you won't have any issues making yourself understood in the beginning! 😜
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  8198. Your reaction to Superwog was friggin awesome🤣
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  8199. You can see from the MRI that the worm has settled in the area of the brain known as the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. This certainly explains her depression and forgetfulness as well as nausea. She first reported symptoms a year and a half before the surgery-it's surprising it took them so long to do an MRI although they may have done one when it was still too small to notice. The microscopic eggs could have easily entered her system from her hands or directly via eating the grasses that contained them. Unfortunately she will continue to have symptoms as the parasite inflicted some damage to her brain tissue. So no - a big long wriggly worm didn't just crawl in her body and make its way to her brain.
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  8200. There's something for everyone in Australia! I watch international and local real estate shows, the most common requirement is facilities, like schools, hospital, shops! Having some land is ideal, it can provide a great childhood wonderland, a reliable source of income, a buffer against hard times, quality of life! I have noticed US and Europe rents are usually monthly! Monthly or fortnightly are common. Those Sydney rents are very high due to high demand and uncertainty, any "short term" rental costs more, a luxury listing is usually rented by overseas visitors and may often be empty! Melbourne has recently lifted prices too, years of lockdowns, no exports/imports, no tourist income, wage rises, big demand!? It is possible when inflation settles and everyday costs become more competitive that confidence will open up the real estate markets again, It is also possible that there will be more forced sales by banks because of mortgage defaults! 🧐 Friendliness, helping hands & Safety guaranteed! 😊👍 I know of an English family who has recently bought a 10 acre farm in Queensland, and are very happy! "The Bamfamalam!" YouTube! Cheers Ian, I hope Danielle is doing well, best wishes to your family! 👪🙋💞
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  8201. Ear plugs at trackside were a must back then. I lived in Melbourne about 14 kms from the Albert Park street circuit back then and remember 1 year when the wind was blowing in the right direction, could clearly hear them at the end of track closest to me, even had my 5 year old nephew out in yard able to know it was the F1 cars too. Trackside they were brutal in every way back then.
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  8202. UTES & BOGANS are a thing in Oz...
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  8203. They drove me to school in my mother's company car,DS 21 Pallas, then in a Citroen CX 2400 Pallas... Look at the CX, a wonderful Citroen too… Great video of a great car!
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  8204. I stumbled upon one of your videos about 20 months ago, and about 25 times since.... Your friendly character and voice made me watch the first one, your honest and open opinions made me watch the other 24 times.... But i like to compliment you that the quality, story and presenting skills got so much better! Thank you! And keep up the cool videos :)
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  8205. Mopar!! Gotta Love It Buddy!!
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  8206. OMG I love rum 'n' raisin! And how cute is little Sydney?! Another great mailtime 😊 BTW, Australia's emergency number is 000, and Gallipoli is pronounced Guh-LIP-oh-lee. It was a WWI battle site in Turkey where thousands of Australian and New Zealand soliders lost their lives in 1915.
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  8207. Have been to some of them, Camp Nou is truly the most beautiful. I hope renovating it will not take away that special feeling. And yes, even at the top it was well worth attending, beautiful view above the city.
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  8208. So deserved, Congratulations!!🎉
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  8209. i think the highest UV i've ever experienced was between 17-19, the moment you stepped outside in the sun you actually felt like you were being burnt
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  8210. i feel bad that you have only had crappy mass produced supermarket lamingtons and thought they were heavenly. your mind will explode when you get a fresh cheese and bacon pie and a fresh cream lamington from a bakery and wash it down with a cold oak chocolate milk.
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  8211. The Valiant Charger was definitely a popular performance car in Australia. The model was also used by police especially the highway patrol in NSW. There they got a boosted performance engine, special 300 Kg lead weight in the boot to improve highspeed handling and improve traction under leadfoot power takeoff, for better pursuit. I in those days had a Suzuki LJ50 Jimny 4WD, a tiny 3 Cyl 540cc two stroke engine with around 33 hp, that sadly needed a repair needing parts from Japan, caused by the dealer workshop after some defective service repair work. I had to over two weeks drive my bosses wife's Ex-police pursuit model, Valiant Charger, all orange paint job, borrowed to keep me mobile while without my little Suzi. After driving this for two weeks, with ample ' kick in the pants' go power I picked up my now ready Suzuki. Letting the boss's wife drive off in her car, as mine was returned to me. On engaging 1st gear, and driving off, my first reaction was having missed being in gear. Engine reved up to say 7000 rpm, no sensation of acceleration, as the Suzi barely rolled away. After driving with heaps of tyre squealing power available for over two weeks, going to beyond 50 kph, before even bothering to up shift gears that free wheeling high performance 6 Cyl Hemi easily pushed power to high revs without any effort. By comparison the tiny 540cc Two Stroke low power, but with matching high ratio 1st gear, only accelerated you to a bit over 3 kph and high revs, before needing to up gear range, till top gear, 4th, allowed 80 kph at some 7500rpm and speedo red line indication. In reality you could push that three cylinder, glorified motor bike engine over 10,000 rpm and have speedo at end stop, with road speed at around 100 kph. No need to say in 1st gear, it was as if you had no gear engaged, compared to the punch of Charger takeoff. Case of big difference of performance car vs NO Performance 4WD. Just in 4WD the Suzuki would do far more than the Charger, which was impossible driving on even rough dirt roads, a number of police pursuits failed as the persued drivers took off into rougher unsealed side roads. Just poor ground clearance and suspension travel limits.
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  8212. That day was awesome for me. I had my family and friends over and I was raging for Scotty to get the win. That lap(and the race) blew our minds and made us shed a tear for the last Great race to have a Ford Falcon.
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  8213. You sound like an actual weather guy! The IWrocker Christmas forecast ... love it 😀
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  8214. If I ever got in this situation I think I would just push the car over the cliff and call the insurance company
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  8215. All I can say is simply, Congratulations from all of us in Australia!
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  8216. fyi when aussies talk about a map of tassie they are referring to a female pubic area lol as in hey love show us your map of tassie . try that one on your wife lol keep up the great vids
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  8217. Hi Ian, the sign @8:20 means: the form of the sign being that triangle says Caution. The black sign in the middle says you have way of right the upcoming intersection. So the sing is kind of a reminder. Also, the lanes who have to give way are noticed by sign about that. 👍 from a Dutchy
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  8218. Back in July 2004, me and my homeboys did a continental European tour in a RV we rented. One of the unexpected experiences we had (there were several) was driving around Arc de Triomphe and how the entire traffic around it got suddenly totally stuck due to numerous small car crashes around us between local French drivers. Some of those people stepped out of their vehicles and started yelling at each other. French police appeared in zero time and started clearing the situation in the most efficient manner we have ever seen. This whole totally impossible situation took less than an hour from police to clear up, and the traffic just started to flow just like that. Greetings from Finland! :)
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  8219. hi ian! i lived just up the road from the giocattolo factory [ large shed really] and was so happy a world class sports car was being produced in my suburb , was so proud! very sad they shut down , reasons i heard was bad deals in race horses stripped the company of ready funds to expand/continue, huge pity.....and we pronounced it gio, catt, oh, low, one more reason they call caloundra "clown town" [nickname] by us kawana waters dwellers
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  8220. Murray could do the voice over for paint drying and it would be compelling watching :) Motorsport lost it's most vital component when he passed
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  8221. It would be great to see you go to the Post Office and video the reactions of the staff when you do a pick up of the goodies. Take lots of treats to the workers there as a reward for lugging all parcels around, and to show them what is in all the parcels. Then get their reactions of a taste test.... Of course get their permission beforehand to tee up the recording details tell them it will be worth their while "go USPS."
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  8222. In Swedish: "Skål!".
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  8223. The absolute best times in motorsports!! It was all about speed… safety second…. The drivers racing these cars are heroes. A lot of emotions…..
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  8224. Many congratulations from the Czech Republic, especially that you are healthy and happy
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  8225. I have seen the IMSA GTO in the Pace Museum in Dortmund, Germany. The owner of the museum has good ties with the German manufacturers and the put different cars in the museum every 6 month. The Porsche 959 Demo Car from the original presntation IAA in Frankfurt was also there and a lot of GRoup 5 cars from the late 80s as well as 2006 Sauber BMW F1 car. The owner is JP Kraemer and has his own tuning shop and youtube channel @JPPerfomance.
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  8226. Just letting you guys know that the 'Snack' block has multiple flavours depending on the shape! Six different flavoured fondants including strawberry, pineapple, orange, coconut ice, Turkish Delight and caramel. All pretty tasty! The first part of Kinder is pronounced like kin in 'next of kin'. Not like in kind. Like in Kindergarten. Bin chickens are ibis birds! 😂 They're well known to dive into public rubbish bins (trash bin) on the street to pick food out but most bins now have a roof with a smaller opening to prevent this.
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  8227. That first 'oven' was a dishwasher. I think we mostly don't know how lucky we really are!
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  8228. Although the Excavator does not have a caterpillar drive, each wheel can be raised or lowered and pivoted individually. The Excavator is designed to use very narrow access roads and at the same time to do its work on steep slopes. It doesn't matter if a wheel has to be higher or lower for the machine to stand straight.
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  8229. from what i understand Starbucks in Australia are catering more towards tourists rather then the locals.
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  8230. The Mad Max scene was shot in a Melbourne suburb called Laverton North and industrial area in the western suburbs. The road was called Cheery Lane and Thursday ,Friday nights and some Sunday afternoons there was illegal drag racing . On the corner of Fitzgerald rd and Cheery lane was Laverton Speedway track . Cops would block off both ends the Lane and do roadworthy checks , if you knew your car wasn’t road worthy you would do the slow crawl across the paddock between Cherry lane and the Westgate freeway ,bolt cutters required for barbwire fence . As far as tipping goes most Aussies would round the bill up . Cheers
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  8231. Love it "like a sunrise" yes i grew up with Ronda and yes we australians had the first memes in ads another good one is the telstra yellow pages "NOT HAPPY JAN"
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  8232. The Nissan is a new truck call Nissan Patrol Pickup (there is a SUV version of it), this mode does not sell in the states since the 90s due to its emissions and fuel efficiency, its production line has not updated the mode for so long and it’s solely left in production for Philippines, GCC and Australian markets. Just like the Toyota FJ which is discontinued in the states but still sells here at the dealer, tho no facelift or update to the model for long time as well. Both kinda driven by demand. I would love to translate the commentators for you or do arabic translation for your video for free. Here in saudi amongst off-roaders Nissan vs Toyota situation is tense and they keep mocking each other every single time, exactly like a Jeep vs 4runner or FJ cruiser 😂 btw the toyota SUV in you previous video, is a middle east version of the 4runner called Fortuner
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  8233. Try to catch a wet lap my friend. As great as he was on a dry track, wet tracks was what set him apart from the rest of the field. Any will do, but Donington 93 is famously one of the most impressive performances in F1, ever. He'd sail around that track as if it's dry. The rest of the drivers looked like video game AI's on the "Easy" setting. Even the best of them. In wet conditions it wasn't even a race, just an embarrassment. https://youtu.be/kvw1lRpptu0
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  8234. Omg, I love Pedro! He is just so cool. You're wife is so lucky to have a dad like him, and you are lucky to have a beautiful wife and father in law such as Pedro. You should make a social media for him. He has good fashion and people would love him 💖🇦🇺
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  8235. Birdsville, QLD is very close to the South Australian border (less than 20km away) so it is not far from where you thought it was taken.
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  8236. Drove one for 25 years, love it
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  8237. Look up the Emu War we had in western Australia. 👍😜
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  8238. "Feuer und Flamme" is what you looking for. Its a series about the daily life of german firefighters and EMT. Professional production in its 5th season.
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  8239. Been living in darwin for 8 years now, originally from Estonia. Definetly grown to love this place, except the ridiculous humidity and heat in the wet season :D funny part is that in the video people enjoying water, which is pretty damn dangerous if you're not careful. Crocodiles everywhere :D
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  8240. 10:28 Grill'd are awesome burgers. Especially the Lamb one. Danni needs to try to find a recipe for Vanilla Slice or "Snot block " as they're lovingly called 😂, and do a video of making it. They're yum
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  8241. Unfortunately, this competition in comparing cities is quite superficial and subjective. If he has traveled all over the world and finds Prague the most beautiful, that says less about all other cities and much more about his personal taste. Prague just has everything he expects from a city, which certainly doesn't make it the best city in Europe objectively.
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  8242. Poor Andrew shattered about being denied the crunchy M&Ms lol
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  8243. Ford's air reservoir is quite ingenious. I wish it had worked better :D Adrian Newey (the chief designer of F1 Red Bull Racing) famously said that he is not looking at what the rule book says, but at what it doesn't say. You gotta exploit those gray areas if they are there to be exploited
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  8244. Love it. I don't mind huntsman spiders in my house. I've been ok with them on the ceiling above my bed while I slept...BUT I hate them in my car. Had one drop off the ceiling on to my lap while I was driving. Fun times 😂
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  8245. Fantastic. I remember watching this live. It's the 1990 Monaco GP pole position lap, and was the fastest lap ever at Monaco at that time. Fully manual gear box. Only the Ferrari had a semi automatic that year.
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  8246. Here in Norway, the gas stations are adapting the infrastructure to include fast charging stations. Meaning that the stores can continue to be used, while the car is charging. With more time spending on them, as a good consequence. In size, they are very small, except on the main highways (the few ones that we have around here). Mainly with a small convenience stores and, on the highways, some with restaurants also. Since Norway is the country with more electric vehicles per capita, and more the 80% of new sales are electric, this change was a "must have" to the gas stations to continue with "business as usual".
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  8247. The top speed of this car was between 208 and 260 km/h (130-162 mph) depending of which transmission you chose. While this isn't particularly impressive by today's standards, back in the days this was the fastest sports car available on the market.
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  8248. The track is a scaled down version of Charlotte Motor Speedway. I managed to go to every Auscar/NASCAR event there, it was great seeing them under lights. The track is still used for some smaller events (and incorporates the rest of the Grand Prix track too).
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  8249. Hi Ian, seeing how happy my gift made you put a big smile on my face and that was my way of thanking you for keeping me entertained during lock down and yes im a gear head big time hahaha. There was something else super super cool that i wanted to get you but was not able but ill still try oh and id love to know what you think of Rodney Rude
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  8250. in Austria it is the Grossglockner high alpine road, you might check this out as well. It is plus 500 meters higher then this one here. Unfortunatly the videos don't show the feeling when you are up there on a sunny day, because the ride is overwhelming and literally breathtaking. A convertable car would be the best choice, but don't forget to use sunoil then. A motorbike would also be a good choice without a doubt, but I took my skoda fabia and I did stop every 5 to 10 minutes to take in the scenery. I believe he had to do this voice over because of the wind. In such heights there always is plenty of wind.
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  8251. No kangaroos aren’t pets - usually animal rescuers save them and some can’t be returned to the wild.
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  8252. I watched all of Tristan's videos as he was in Australia, they're pretty good for differences, similarities, Aussie food, and heaps of others.
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  8253. Man, I get hyped for the game if I watch your videos. If you have questions about the game you would like to have answered you can ask me in the comments :) BTW, I would love a live stream 👍👍 I enjoy the ATS traffic AI mod. For Air Brakes - I have recently turned it on - if they are depleted you need to rev the engine in neutral. Softer braking helps too! If you sort by price/km you get the most lucrative jobs. BTW, the lighter the load and more HP the truck has, the faster it is. I just finished a 40 ton delivery with 345 HP in ATS, it was not fun with the 10 speed :( If you hover over the truck in job selection you get some details. There is a button for center camera, and even a steering camera is available as an option. Trucks ONLY in right lane! You can change the speed to car traffic, and deactivate the limiter ;)
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  8254. I've never heard a crowd grasp like it did for this car, if this is the future of motor racing... I'm excited for it
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  8255. Nobbys Bacon bites are my favourite. I couldn’t stop buying them. Yum. When you have Vegemite on toast, add a slice of cheese, tastes really good.
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  8256. With Uluru u were allowed to climb it but it was disrespectful to the aboriginals past present and future so they closed people being able to climb it as a sign of respect and so it doesn’t erode away. Fun little fact
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  8257. I am just so happy that you made it home safe and that Wife and baby weren't in the car without you :)
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  8258. Like a kid in the candy shop!
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  8259.  @bencze465  You can not read Einstein if you don;t know German.
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  8260. I work at a prefab concrete factory. And this week we started making 286 balconies. For a new building in Amsterdam South-East. The small apartments are 50 square meters. And cost €500,000 and the largest apartments cost 1.2 million euros. Sales start next week. There will be a roof garden on the roof for all residents. Greetings from Bunschoten-Spakenburg, the Netherlands.
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  8261. ⏩⏩⏩Yeah Louis de Funès is one of our monuments of classic comedy here in France. But if you want to go deeper into this, you can also check about Rémy Julienne, a well known French stunt man specialized in car stunts. Julienne actually remade his 2CV stunts from the "Le Gendarme de Saint-Tropez" franchise for the Bond film "A View to Kill" but this time with a Renault 11. 😉
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  8262. We want to see your reaction to 'Touring Car Masters Crash Compilation' by the channel Motorsport Moments. We can all cry together.
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  8263. She'll be right mate
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  8264. I'm hooked on your reactions. As a European I'd like to think that you are like most Americans. Chilled ,relaxed and appreciate other cultures. Keep em coming bud. All the best from Highlands of Scotland. You would love it over here
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  8265. Hey i'd like to see you hand them out to the homeless and say this is from the people of Australia
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  8266. I have some suggestions for the series: the DTM Alfa Romeo 155 v6 ti, the late Georg Plasa's BMW 134 with the Judd v8, and for one of the most interesting sounds if you ask me I would suggest the Lancia 037 and Peugeot 306 Maxi for their amazing off throttle wine sound for like a special off throttle edition of the series.
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  8267. Thanks for uploading these videos IWrocker! i've been watching them to lift my mood through a very tough year. Keep doing what your doing and making us aussies feel special. We appreciate it endlessly. Best wishes to you and your family. Im sure if you intended to visit one day you'd have people ready to open their homes for your travels. We are a very giving and trusting community of people. Also there are some INCREDIBLE airBnBs in australia.
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  8268. What about a Tim Tam slam competition with your town? It would be fun to watch.
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  8269. That poor lady at the beginning looked like she was thinking "Why on earth did I marry this maniac". 😂 Happy Holidays, Ian and family.
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  8270. if you want more australian snacks move to australia we have the best food and the best coffee in the world
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  8271. To simplify it it works like an anti lag but instead of the gases spooling the turbo when you're off the throttle the gases are blown towards the diffuser to accelerate the air flow and improve the downforce at the rear of the car in slow corners
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  8272. The alphabet came to Russia from Bulgaria. It is easy to associate this if someone remembers where Byzantium was and which countries profess Byzantine Catholicism have a writing in some form related to the Cyrulic alphabet (apart from Greece and its ancient colonies). Countries associated with Roman Catholicism have a Romanesque alphabet
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  8273. And we Aussies should thank Richard Lamary from Joliet Illinois for the ice box . ESKY .
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  8274. You indeed most likely do know the white hatch, it’s a Suzuki Swift which was sold in America as the Geo Metro BTW, as a Czech person I appreciate your love for Skodas!
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  8275. Loved except you skip Perth,😫 but there is another a another Cyclone if one of your maps is true. Perth and south is going to be 43-44c and you maps says shades 4 days of this heat will brake anyone. Yes I know I am just bitching…….MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄
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  8276. Ian and family, good thing you now have a footy to kick around. You will need it to burn off all those chocolates and Tim tams.
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  8277. The Tatra design is actually a swing axle design so that the whole one side axle pivots at the central driveshaft that is housed in a tubular backbone that is immensely strong in torsion and bending. This means that the cab and the bed are one rigid unit that doesn't have to rely on chassis flex like the Mercedes trucks. The Tatra engines are air-cooled and of modular design allowing 8, 10 and 12 cylinders. They were very popular support trucks for Paris-Dakar competitors with a rumoured 1000 - 1200hp output
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  8278. Applause for Andrew for sending so much stuff, what a legend 👏
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  8279. Hey I speak some German. I studied it in school for 4 years and had a close friend from Germany with whom I got to practice a lot. It has fun grammar. The word order in particular is very amusing. Sometimes a person tells you a sentence with 10 words and up until the 9th word you have no idea what the meaning of the sentence is, then word nr 10 clarifies everything. I also speak English, Swedish, Bulgarian. Per default I understand a lot from many other languages which are similar to the ones above.
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  8280. Here in France the minimum age for the driving licence is 18, after at least a mandatory 30 hours of training. You can start driving at 16 with a parent/tutor after getting the theorical test + 25 hours of training, but you still have to pass the licence test once you're 18 and want to be able to drive alone. Oh, they also stopped to give the pass/fail result right away because too much licence inspectors were punched in the face, now you get the result only the next day. Exam itself if like 30-ish minutes.
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  8281. Cute kids and Merry Christmas to all from Finland 🇫🇮🎅
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  8282. I guess you could say that the Citroen DS is mid engined! It has a 4 cylinder mounted north-south behind the front axle line, driving the front wheels. The DS was very aerodynamic, and not just for its day.. It has hydropneumatic suspension, which gives a really good ride. The biggest issue for the DS was that its engine was an older design, having originated before WW2.
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  8283. i live in the uk (the home of the modern roundabout) , i was born in 1962 and ,we all learned how to drive with roundabouts in our driving test!. once you learn them they are far more efficient and safe and become second nature to do (like riding a bike, once you learn its easy). PER AREA i guess UK has the most roundabouts.
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  8284. I have visited Belgium lots of times, I’m part Belgian my maternal great grandfather was born in Antwerp the diamond 💎 capital of the world. I have visited Brussels three times the last time I came by Eurostar from St Pancras station in London I came for the Christmas Market, while I was in The Grand Place (it appears in the video) there was a spectacular light display. You can’t go to Brussels without visiting The Mannekein Pis which was in one of its costumes in the video I have seen it without a costume. As you heard in the video they speak Flemish in northern Belgium it’s similar to Dutch. I have eaten mussels on numerous occasions in Belgium the last time was in the town of Ieper last July. I mainly visit Belgium 🇧🇪 to visit the battlefields, cemeteries, memorials and museums of The First World War. I have visited the village of Waterloo near Brussels were just outside the village in 1815 allied forces led by The Duke of Wellington Sir Arthur Wellesley thrashed the French, 99 years later the first shots of The First World War were fired down the road.
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  8285. Even as a Holden fan, I've always wished Glenn won the race at least once. When the EL/EF Falcon died when he was a sure bet to win, my heart broke.
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  8286. You should also check out the pit stops from Bathurst 1000. During the race, not only is tyres and fuel needed every stop but sometimes driver changes (depending on if driver is double stinting) but also during the race there is a compulsory disc and pad change to the brakes. The crew wear highly heat resistant kevlar gloves to take off the worn brakes which can be up over a couple of hundred degrees and then put the new disc and pads on, usually in under a minute.
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  8287. A mate of mine had a 2010 HSV Maloo back when it was released, it had everything on it, fully optioned by Walkinshaw. It was great. I now get around in a second hand 2012 VE Sportwagon, just a V6 but it's good, all these years later and it runs like a charm, I've only had it since June after I got retrenched and had to scramble quick for a car after years with various company cars (mostly Ford Falcons).
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  8288. Lamb chops also known as lamb Cutlets. Sam Kekovich was indeed an ex AFL player.
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  8289. Good to see you discover the prophet Yorak
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  8290. Do some belgian brewing videos please! Those Belgian brewing monks are built different! I'm telling ya.
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  8291. Ryanair subscribes to the carrier landing technique. Fly it into the deck :D
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  8292. G'day Ian, if your an Aussie Ute lover you must must must do one on the Deni Ute muster held in NSW Deniliquin is the town, it will blow you away, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  8293. Definitely prefer different sized bank notes, never mind the difference that makes for blind users. I may be wrong, but the US seems the only country with notes the same size in my experience.
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  8294. THANK YOU! Thank you for the effort you put into respecting our Australian culture. The effort you make to learn about us and the constent respect you show while doing so. I watch a lot of reactionary YouTube. None of the ones that I have seen go to the levels you do to understand us. This was evident yet again in this video when you assumed that FNQ stands for Far North Queensland - spot on. Others would have just made a joke of it. To me it shows the depth of the learning you have attained about us - Thank you.
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  8295. A lot of us grew up on 'licorice bullets' about 1/4 the size of the licorice twists, and even smaller than the bullets you have there.....a favourite.. Cheers to all of you p.s. the factory should send you a box of Rocklea road!
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  8296. For 90s Aussie comedy check out 'Club Buggery' TV show. Rampaging Roy Slaven and H. G. Nelson also did a great coverage of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, the was called 'The Dream'.
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  8297. Just a note about the Aussie notes you got! They actually have Australian famous poems and writing on the notes if you look really closely, they also have indentations and bumps, changes of material and holographics which all helps to stop false currency coming into circulation! have a closer look under good lighting :D PS. Just realised I wasn't subscribed after consuming a lot of your content so I've done that :)
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  8298. The thing I would like to know is how much that speeding ticket would have been if it was Elon Musk?
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  8299. hope you all know when you all come to Australia it will be bigger than a visit from the Queen, way thing's are going, love your channel, you better bring Pedro
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  8300. What language do (some) Americans think we speak? I'd say Australian or Aboriginal 😅 even though Australian isn't a language and there are dozens of Aboriginal languages, not just one. And we have ppl from all over the world too. If you walk down a busy street in Sydney or Melbourne (for example) you will hear all kinds of languages & dialects.
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  8301. Western Australia has had a few hotter days recently. Sometimes being so hot that fires have started got to love living in a country where anything can kill you.And people wonder why Aussies party hard 😂
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  8302. I prefer small cars, they are much lighter and therefore more agile and more fun to drive, especially in the city they are unbeatable. With these, 100-120 hp is enough for everything. Now I drive an Opel Corsa 1.3 cdti(turbo-diesel) I mainly drive in Budapest, at the lights, I can outrun almost anyone with this little thing :D It's a Fiat engine, and it's very well made. Not to mention that it gets 4.5 litres with careful driving. But even when I push it, the consumption is only 5-5,3
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  8303. Congratulations Danielle and Ian, I love her name (Sydney ) and wow Emma certainly has a lot to say,she’s taken on the big sister role beautifully,little Andrew is still a little shy,all the best and love from Melbourne 😘🇦🇺
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  8304. The Audi s1 is a rallycross spec car.. hence why you wouldn’t have seen it in other rally videos. It technically doesn’t/is eligible to enter WRC (FIA) rally events but this is rally legend so they do what they want. 👌🏽
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  8305. Congratulations Ian, there's a lot of hard work in that! 🎉👏 Sorry for your other fans, but you've always been an Aussie Ian, and we love you and your wonderful family! 😁🫂🤗 (An Aussie baby would really seal the deal!) 🌞🤩👍
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  8306. You should react to the history of Supervan. The first was built on a GT40 chassis the following 2 were benneton F1 cars underneath. They also did a Martini livery rally van too
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  8307. The balance on the ford escort mk 2 was unbelievable, you could hand brake the road version into a parking space all day long 🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  8308. I love the Fanta Tropical, it genuinely such a good soda. I prefer it way more than any other flavor and I always get it when I can.
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  8309. i persoanlly prefer promite also promite should be applied a bit more generously then vegemite
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  8310. Ian I miss a few uploads and then next minute you have 40kg of Tim Tams and lollies! I’m so amazed at the generosity of us Aussie viewers 😊 enjoy it all mate. You and your family deserve it 👍🏼
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  8311. It a shame alot of Australian's are losing interest in V8 Supercars because i know i have, we just don't want to see American cars racing in Australia.
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  8312. We Belgians are nice people and we understand it isn't easy to find those special glasses in a godforsaken place such as the USA. So we will not make any negative comments about it.
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  8313. COOPERS , all the way ! South Australia.
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  8314. Hey, Ian - I'm 53 and apart from a few flakes when I was a child, I've never seen snow at all. I imagine, though that many of my fellow Australians might not have either. How beautiful is Austria though? There's always the Australia/Austria confusion on the part of some people, but really we couldn't be more different, it seems. The word for the study of flags is vexillology.
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  8315. One of the few countries where you ski in the morning and by the evening spent time in one of the oldest rainforests in the world.
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  8316. The Sahara 2cv had 2 engines. One in the front and one in the back
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  8317. It is pronounced "Moww-re".... this guy is off his tree with his enunciation.
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  8318. He was very good. Over 95% were correct. Few spelling errors like entree (French),jetty. Coles and Woolworths (Woolies) are Australia’s 2 grocery and merchandise chains. No alcohol sold in store but seperate shop owned by the same company (Dan Murphy’s and BWS (Beer,Wine,Spirits). Pissed off means cheesed off or annoyed whereas it’s pissed for you. Pissed here means drunk. Chips is very much from British heritage. Fish and chips wrapped in white waxy paper. Thong and sandal are different here. Sandal is halfway to a shoe. Fully enclosed shell with gaps for ventilation. Summer use. Hoodie is hoodie here. Jumper is a sweater. College is a private school. Primary and secondary. Maggot is derogatory. Scumbag. Flat is an older smaller unit or apartment. Apartments are generally newer and larger. An old term used for an enclosed Ute is called a F truck. We pronounce herb with a short h. Cheeky is used in many ways. Stirring up a friend. Flirting. Done for a laugh or being friendly. Another 1 not mentioned here is root for your team. Called support here. Here root means something else. Happy time! Yes rabbiting.. We pronounce route as root but your pronunciation is right. Route. Dibber Dobber or just dobber. Donuting is doing wheelies or braking circles in a car.
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  8319. People with disabilities also drive 4wd vehicles . My mates Unimog was parked in a disability parking spot and a few people were taking photos and loudly exclaiming that it shouldn’t be parked there . I wandered over and showed them the disability parking sticker and told them politely to F off .
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  8320. Merry Christmas Dear Ian & family. 🎄🎅🤶🦌🎁🎉🎊🍾🥂🍻🧃. With love from your fans Down Under. 🦘🐨🪃🍻🍍🥝🇦🇺.
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  8321. If you want to experience an (almost) authentic German Xmas Market in the US, visit Chicago! Most stalls are staffed with Germans selling German staples - even the stalls were imported from GER. "Feli from Germany" made a great video about it titled "How German Is Chicago?" Enjoy! Season`s Greetings to you and your family - Hi from GER! ❤💚❤
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  8322. 😂 Watching your video before I jump online to order some new roof sheeting after a hailstorm hit Sydney yesterday. Thank goodness it only damaged the front verandah. Two hailstorms in one day was a bit much Australia!! 😅
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  8323. Some facts about this type of transport: - the trailer has a swivel point allowing movement of the blade to clear obstacle - the trailer also can be steered independant with a remote control - night time is preffered because less traffic. - modifications to the route are common, like removing streetsigns or placing steel or concrete plates on soft ground. At 3:56 you can see they removed a part of the roundabout to get clearance.
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  8324. There was a joke once that Americans drink cold beer tasting piss, Brits drink warm piss tasting beer, and Aussies drink anything with alcohol in it.
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  8325. "amy winehouse is british?" lol, americans are so funny !
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  8326. The Beckenham house has bathroom problems with water leakage from the shower and / or bath . Bottoms of the walls in bed 3 and hallway are mouldy and there's 2 odd tiles in the shower recess , it may need to be ripped out and a new membrane fitted .
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  8327. You were correct, your opponent was awarded a free shot because you fouled and left him without a clear shot on his next ball. In which case the referee awards a "free ball" and the other player can nominate any ball to take instead of their normal ball. The free ball awards points as if it was the normal ball (not its own value), and is replaced if potted. In this case, the ball on was the yellow, which you failed to hit (a foul), and left your opponent without a clear shot on the yellow. He was awarded a free ball, and nominated the brown. He potted the brown, and was awarded 2 points (the value of the yellow ball). The brown was replaced, and the yellow became the ball on again.
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  8328. It always confused me when I saw American movies or TV shows and they say that "in Australia the water in the bathroom flushes in the other direction" then the person on TV goes to the toilet and flushes it to check the direction it spins. But I've never ever seen any of our Australian toilets flush in ANY direction! The water just kind of sloshes to the front of the bowl and then goes down. Water in the kitchen sink or the bathtub will spin though when you pull the plug.
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  8329.  @Tsass0  Not just in the Engligh speaking world! Here, in France, they are frequented by youngsters or working people in a hurry to grab something fast and easy to eat at lunch time, or as a family outing with the kids once in a while, because it's fun to eat with your fingers. But then, the quality is something else than that in the USA. Ian reacted to this a little while ago: "Why McDonald's Is Better in Europe" - fern
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  8330. Looks like we have adopted another Aussie family here! Keep up the great content. Cheers mate!
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  8331. 9:52 I remember those ones you had in Nashville being larger than average circumference. The meat is usually about the size of a sausage. What you’ve done here looks a perfect size to me
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  8332. I believe there is a law in Australia that dictates if you work full time hours in a casual role for 6months you are to be offerred a full time position as clearly the work is consistent and the employee has earned the position.
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  8333. This era of touring ar regulations was known as Super Touring, officially FIA Class 2. Invented by the BTCC organisers, but run in touring car series around the world - including the USA. The cars had to be a minimum of 4.2 metres long and have a 2.0 nat asp engine. I think the minimum weight was 925kg, the engines made 300-325 hp-ish. The manufacturers involved settled on using their mid-size (D segment) cars, because the road cars sold in big numbers. In the early days of Super Touring (91-93) the cars were essentially modified road cars. By 1996 they were becoming far removed, by the time the regulations died in 2000, they were full-on prototypes that just looked like a road car. The BTCC was by far the best, most competitive Super Touring series. At its peak, there were 11 manufacturers on the grid with big name, highly paid drivers, some of them ex-F1. But it got too expensive. Ford is rumoured to have spent £10 million on its championship-winning 2000 season. For 2001, the BTCC switched to a new set of much more cost effective - though less exciting - regulations. Under the latest regs, the series is in very good health.
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  8334. Hi Ian, when I was driving semi trailers I carried a lot of these Bush master's and I can tell you that these things are tough, I have seen these after they have been shot point blank in the windscreen with a 50cal and it didn't penetrate the glass, I've also carried Bush master's that have been blown up by an IED and all the damage it had was the wheels were blown off and nothing entered the cabin area, mate, these things are awesome in the flesh. There is only one way in and that's through the single door at the rear and all of the seats have got bullet proof material on them just in case something does enter the cabin, plus they really get up and boogie.
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  8335. One of the reasons why walking is preferable to taking a car is because finding a parking space can be difficult, and by the time you find a place to park you will probably have a 10 minute walk to get to your final destination. As regards breakfast in Europe, the size depends on what country you are in. In Ireland a substantial breakfast is normal and usually good enough to get you through to dinner in the evening provided you have a small snack in the middle of the day.
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  8336. G'day Ian, thanks for your support during this period of flooding, we are not affected personal but our thoughts and blessings to out to all affected ,cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  8337. I can relate to the dog one. Every night. Except it's 2 dogs, not one lol. And yes, we use MUM in Australia, and also just about everywhere else in the English speaking world except the US ;)
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  8338. Nat cooks in his own kitchen, he has moved a few times over the years, so he has had a few different ones. You should see some of his older vids where he is in the tiny kitchen, hilarious. Still made awesome food though.
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  8339. US has had way cheaper fuel than Aust. and Europe so fuel efficiency is paramount if you want to make a profit. I get the impression that the US truck scene is way more of a lifestyle type deal for many whereas here it's a very cut throat game and every inch of the truck is used to carry as much as possible.
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  8340. These ads are produced by the lamb marketing board to promote sales and support farmers some of them are very clever
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  8341. In a long life I've visited hundreds of cities in almost forty countries, and I think the view from Mrs Macquarie's Chair of the Opera House with the Harbour Bridge behind is one of the best city views of the world.
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  8342. VW actually does tours through their hangar in Wolfsburg regularly. That might actually be the coolest thing for you to check out whenever you might visit Germany. It’s a cool experience because the Tourguides drive you through there with a pimped up little Cabriolet that pulls like 5 trailers to sit in through narrow corners while talking about recent production plans … and that just speaks for the driving skills of these Tourguides
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  8343. The speed limit signs on the back are because the trucks are limited to certain speeds (as you found on Euro Truck)
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  8344. I only have seen this brand in Farming Simulator, I thought that it was just a fake brand for the game because of that all wheel steering, now I have seen this video, Im not gonna use any other truck in the game every again! What a beast. Thanks for making such excellent videos, your genuine curiosity to learn is contagious.
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  8345. The plastic do give of a taste, thats why you probably prefere the glass over the plastic
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  8346. The bloke in the ad where the girls are asked if they want a lift, is Alvin Purple. He was an Australian movie character of the ‘70’s who was irresistible to all women. You should check out his movies. After it did the rounds of the cinemas, it went onto television. You’ll be surprised what used to be on Australian TV in the ‘70’s.
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  8347. the F1 cars shown in the video are last years cars, they have a completely new aero package this year and are able to slip stream and get a lot closer to the car in front , and the 5g downward pressure created by the aero is enough, allegedly, to allow the cars to travel on the roof of the Monarco tunnel .... upside down !!!!
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  8348. Wow, awesome, I never knew the coke recipe differed in America!! I love learning new stuff. As a life-long, borderline coke addict (lol), you have given me yet another reason to be grateful I was born Australian.
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  8349. I am from Hungary, these Skodas was common. We never had one. I am 25 years old, our first family car was a Wartburg 1.3, you need to check them out too. They had a 1.3 liter VW engine.
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  8350. My mate had a SL/R 5000 Torana that we took to the 1979 race. A highlight was that the public, us included, were allowed to parade around the circuit a couple of hours before the race started that year. Got all of the Holden fans cheering us when we drove across the top of the mountain... having the same body/model shape as the race cars. :D
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  8351. The quality and variety of food in Australia is amazing but I found the food in NZ is so mush richer and just has a lot more flavour.
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  8352. Gastank - not gasoline but gas and probably liquid for better storage to produce electricity in a power station or other use in a smithery, glas production etc. Those containers are a masterwork due to their tightness.
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  8353. Ive watched a few of underdog's vids. I love seeing how clean our streets and city looks. So proud of my city Brissie (Brisbane).
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  8354. Hobart Tasmania Australia is the best place in Australia hahahah Happy birthday Ian🎂🎊🥳🎉
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  8355. I live right near the muscle car warehouse where most of those cars are that you looked at, literally just drove past it coming home from work. If you need me to go make an offer on your behalf for the HDT Torana I can do that for you Ian. 🤣
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  8356. LOL @IWrocker this is in my country and I can promise you that's not even by far the "most dangerious" drop-off. Better check out our log haulers in the Alps, then you'd get goosebumbs within the first seconds!
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  8357. Countach is kinda hard to drive because of the heavy steering and clutch. But as soon as you get along it is pretty good and gives you all the raw experience which you don‘t get in any modern car. The look was the top of all time anyway
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  8358. This American loves Europe. I saw he really likes our Czech Tatra Trucks. Now he's decided to play a Czech video game. I expect Czech subtitles in the videos soon, because it is quite obvious that such videos are recommended to Czech viewers. And although not many abroad know it, in the Czech Republic you can understand English at most in Prague, or in offices in larger cities.
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  8359. Prag is absolutely one of the most beautiful cities in Europe
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  8360. Na zdraví! very nicely said ;)
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  8361. As an Aussie that's been to the USA 7 times, travelled to 32 different States, however it's been 20 years since my last trip ..things have changed a lot. Disneyworld was Great, that whole Orlando Theme Park thing is quite an experience. In my travels, I found Texans were my favourite people. So friendly & welcoming. I no longer even want to go to LA or New York Anymore. I loved Vegas... but it's the Middle America that is the best. The country folk are the nicest people on Earth. The real Americana "love of Country, love of God" (Probably all Conservatives). Those old style towns, people would give you the shirt off their back. The Cities are not that appealing anymore, crime, homeless, drugs etc. Love Yosemite, the drive thru the Rockies, Steamboat Springs, Aspen..the variety of scenery is spectacular. Such diverse places. Like most places on Earth, most people are Nice People...it's easy to watch TV and think there's a lot of horrible people, but they are the minority. The variety of food a different hours of the day is incredible. Love American Diner breakfast, used to Love Denny's 20 years ago. USA is blessed with Variety & Choices of both food & places to visit, it's incredible. I used to find many Americans seem to think they are the Centre of the Universe, and knew nothing of other Countries. So many weren't very cultured. Education level seems pretty poor in the USA. Sometimes Americans carry on about being "the greatest country on Earth" but that's not true. Healthcare system is ridiculously expensive. Rampant homelessness is Terrible for "the richest country on Earth". I just think it's really bad that a country shows what it's like, by how it's most vulnerable people are treated..and Access to Healthcare only if you can afford the Enormous prices is terrible, so many homeless is terrible. Power outages seem like common thing...all those things, in the richest country on Earth, the greatest country on Earth, is not cool. Clearly money is Drained out of the Many citizens, and given to the few (Corrupt & Greedy politicians and corporations), instead of having reliable power and infrastructure, and take care of the vulnerable. Some cities have turned into dirty sh#t holes since my first trip in the mid 70's until Now. Overall though, most of the USA is great, and most of the people are really nice. From an outsider's view, it seemed like DJT was turning USA back into a Patriotic place to be proud of again, yet the Democrats seem to want crime & to destroy USA..it's like they hate everything that made America Great. USA starts to many wars, and the Business of War seems like the USA establishment is a bit of a Bully, get involved in other countries business, and takes their resources. The USA military Industrial Complex seems to love going to other countries & getting in their business, but if anyone did that to the USA, they'd be real upset. The Government before Trump seemed to thrive on having wars, forcing smaller countries to do what USA wants, get USA corporations onto those places...like hostile takeovers under the banner of. "bringing democracy & freedom" to other places...many of which were perfectly lovely places before, but then have bombs dropped in them. So American people & the Countryside... fantastic. The Government, absolutely Awful!
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  8362. Its all changing now as people universally build ugly grey concrete blocks, but traditionally there is a bit of variation between places. In the Outback the Australian Bungalow is pretty standard, single story weatherboard, wide verandah, tin roof. In North Qld houses are built on stilts for better airflow underneath to keep cool. Also good in floods. Older houses in Geelong have a distinctive look with a slightly rounded front and are made of brick. Melbourne has its townhouses and Ballarat has a lot of houses that are very long and narrow as well as a mix of other styles. There is also the Federation style with its wrought verandah railings.
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  8363. They did a follow up video after Kubica did a bunch of laps around this circuit. The follow up was they filmed them pulling the brakes and suspension apart to see the results of his driving. They had to replace a lot of parts. Also that BMW had no radical go fast bits added as you can see when they get around to that part
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  8364. 10:00 - The Fiat passenger van and the Opel passenger van are basically the same platform, the only differences are the front, the engines and some equipment. If you go back to the profile shot of the Fiat, you'll notice that it's exactly the same.
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  8365. Had Garth Tander take me for a couple laps around Barbagallo a few years ago. I was amazed at the braking power of a V8 Supercar. Acceleration wasn't bad either! 🤣
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  8366. One key car missing from this era is the stunning Mazda 787b. The sound alone makes it worth a watch. Great video as ever mate, it's great to see your journey through motorsports... https://youtu.be/fBCS7CLfv8s
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  8367.  @TheSorcerer1  The Orange Soda from the US says "71g sugar per serving" with the serving size being one bottle. So while 45g is still a lot for the Orangina, the American one is a bit more than 150% of that.
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  8368. It’s legit. It was built for sports sedan racing. You literally have the link to the full story/history in your description.
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  8369. The Cupra becoming very popular over here in Germany , at least it feels like. I see them more often now.
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  8370. 16:00 Oh yea Praga reading the newspapers :-))
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  8371. As an Aussie who worked at Ericsson for a long time, the Swedes are pretty cool too - a LOT of fun to go out on the town with.
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  8372. From Czech Rep here, Saying hello to everyone!! <3
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  8373. I'm 1 hour west of Brisbane, it's dry with lots of bushfires already. This spring so far has been much hotter (already many days of mid 30's c/ 90's f) then the last couple of years. The wet finished mid last year, I think it will be a hot dry summer in South East Qld. Just received a heatwave warning for this area! 37c tomorrow, 35c Thursday.
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  8374. If you were a father in 1970's Australia and your daughter's new boyfriend showed up in a Holden Sandman or Chrysler Drifter or any panel van, you were one unhappy camper. The boys would deck out the back of their vans with shag carpet and lighting and stereo music and have surfboards permanently bolted to their roof racks, pretending to be a "Surfie" even if they could not swim.
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  8375. Best Bathurst video yet !!!! A group live stream event for the next Bathurst? Now we're talking. 👍
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  8376. OMG good luck driving out there. The amount of drivers endangering others on that roundabout at the end is mindblowing.
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  8377. that zippy little things was a Mazda (rotiseree) rotary R ONE. worth a small fortune now.
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  8378. To help you become more Australian, the second half of Kookaburra (burra) we pronounce more as bah-rah
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  8379. I had to wait until 8:50-something for you to finally notice.... And NO, not JUST Left-hand Drive- they're Dual Control (D.C). Yep, they swing both ways! ;)
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  8380. Gotta say, I'm very happy that the US ones are true to the Aussie recipe.
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  8381. Loved seeing your father-in-law. He looks like he would be an interesting person to talk to, I'll bet he has some stories to tell.
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  8382. Thursday night is bin night on Mt panorama.. weirdest thing walking the track at night, to see everyone's bins out along mountain straight.
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  8383. I have the Octavia's bigger brother - The Superb Estate / wagon with the Golf R 2.0L TSI engine with 360bhp & 4 x 4 DSG transmission. It's a bit of a sleeper car because it looks just a diesel model but has super quick acceleration. Modern Skoda's are really good except they have no small EV cars yet. We also had a Karoq 4x4 until recently when we traded it for a smaller EV for my wife.
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  8384. And Aussie sand, that was pretty impressive. Imagine trying to get that stuff through Aus customs????
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  8385. I’m worried you don’t have enough TimTams...
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  8386. Absolute legend! Be sure to check out the Perkins Engineering channel too, a lot of really interesting stuff in there, with Larry’s son Jack doing restorations on some of Larry’s old cars, he gives a lot of good info on all the different cars over the different eras
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  8387. As far as i know, here in Europe the following is normal, small service every 20.000km, checking everything and oil changes. And then alternate with the ''big service'' oil changes and all filters and full check of the car.
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  8388. Lived in sydney for a few months. Roommate firmly recommended me to put my shoes upside down when i would take them off, and always check before putting 'em up. He aslo advised to always look under and in my bed. and boy he was right. those funnel web spiders just love to hide.
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  8389. S.W.I.M. B.E.T.W.E.E.N. T.H.E. F.L.A.G.S
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  8390. Anzac biscuits where made to send to troops in WW1. That explains why they are so simple and remain that way. Today there are many different recipes. Soft and crispy styles. But we still love them.
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  8391. You're not the first person in the net who watch this video and is amused by the content and at the same time terrified by the complexity of the Polish language. Is not that bad as it seems to be. Even if you have no connection to the Polish you can easily learn the basic and most used phrases. The steep stairs begin when you start getting acquainted with Polish grammar. It has many rules, exception to the rules, and finally - exceptions from the exceptions. But don't worry. If you can utter a basic sentence in Polish, even in the unorthodox way, everybody would praise and applaud your effort. There are some channels on YT made by the citizens of USA and subjects of King Charles who live in Poland and they speak Polish incredibly well. and they started from not even a scratch... All the best mate :)
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  8392. Merry Christmas from Poland 🎄🎄 This time it was especially nice to watch as I knew all the sweets you tried. Next time also try some gingerbread.
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  8393. holy shit dude, nearly 100k subs! i remember the 5k days. happy for you mate, you've definitely put in the work. :)
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  8394. Here's an interesting piece of trivia for you. The 1965-66 XP Falcon front panels (guards/fenders, bonnet/hood, bumper, Radiator Support & Dashboard Panel) were actually from the 1960 Mercury Comet but had a different grille & a couple less headlights. Both the 1964 XM & the XP Sedans, Wagons & 2-Door Hardtops had larger taillights that were mounted higher in the body. The Wagons were shorter than the US made version too. Also, the front end of the Aussie Falcons had progressively been made stronger over the early years.
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  8395. I am Czech. My brother married a Polish girl. She never really learnt Czech, so she always spoke Polish and we talked to her in Czech. But it made the difference in the languages really stand out :). Polish is fast, you "sing" more (well, Cz doesn´t sing at all), there´s a strong stress on certain syllables, there are many soft sounds...While Czech is sort of really boring... Slow, almost no stress (always 1st syllable), harsher sound...
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  8396. I'm on the Gold Coast and our Supermarkets are open from 7am to 9pm as well as all the shops that are in the "Malls," as for being expensive, just do online shopping like almost everyone else. Hiking, camping, getting out in the wild is second nature to us, if your afraid of the rumours about our animals then just keep away from them. Yes, the major cities are expensive but why would you want to move from one large city in the US to another one half way around the world? All the great things about being an Australian are found in those people living in communities between our large cities. As for long distances between our state capitals, why do you think we have V8's for? Love your channel Ian, you make more sense than most reactors on YouTube. When you do come over you'll be surprised by how much you will save through the generousity of your followers.
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  8397. Countries that get this are Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Middle East and Asia. In Australia, the 2.8L four cylinder turbocharged intercooled diesel engine is shared with the Hilux, Prado, Fortuner, Hiace (van and Commuter/Commuter GL buses) and Granvia (which is based on the Hiace)
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  8398. That Peugeot ad is decades old now but has aged so well / I remember seeing it on tv in the early 2000s
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  8399. Unfortunately it's not just being hot, fires everywhere, gigantic fires(specially Portugal)
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  8400. The logo always reminds me of the DeLorean logo.
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  8401. I love how much you and your family have such love for Australia and how much love we have for you and your family in return. I know you know about the deaths for two great Australia Cricketer Legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne recently but Australia lost both Steve Irwin and Peter Brock on the 4th and 8th September 2006 respectively. Two Australians that you and the family are very familiar with who also left us much too soon.
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  8402. Tiger snake is more common in Southern States, including Tasmania. Coastal Taipans are mostly in Queensland. Up here in Townsville they begin to be more common heading North. Browns are the most common of the dangerous species. One got into my neighbours apartment a couple of weeks ago. Just opened the door and let him go about his business. I have lived in the bush for most of the last 15 years and frequently encounter them. It is important to remember snakes are not naturally aggressive and the golden rule is don't mess with them or corner them. Just enjoy them from a safe distance and leave them to go on their way. They are beautiful creatures
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  8403. Wow, my language! I don't need subtitles ;D I can confirm that most of the subtitles were well done. It was a good video I must say. Thanks!
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  8404. The brakes on these things are amazing - water cooled works of art!
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  8405. Mail Time...What a score! Great to see the Aussie generosity.
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  8406. Back in the 80's and 90's we used to hang around all those beach entrance spots up around Rainbow Beach, you could pretty much pick who was gonna get bogged and who would cruise through with minimal effort! Double Island point had some fun beach entrance points too.
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  8407. Might be biased since i've been following carwow for years now, but you should react to more of their videos. They do tons of (very interesting) drag races
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  8408. The worst thing about a wombat is when they are trying to cross the road and you hit them you end up with your car on its roof or half of under the car missing as they are like hitting a big friggen rock. Also they are a pain on farms with wombat holes due to cattle breaking limbs falling in their holes.
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  8409. My dad's dad, drove logging trucks and later moved houses (I helped ready a house once, which was interesting), you'd probably freak at seeing how narrow and hairy the dirt roads are the log trucks fly along, you'd love watching I reckon
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  8410. Can't say I expected to see you guys here XD but then he has done reactions of some of your vids I suppose.
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  8411. In Greece we have something similar to this, it called K.T.E.O. If i translate it to English the name is like "center of technical inspection of vehicles". Can be Public or Private. You must pass every two years the general technical inspection and every year the emissions test. The timing of this video was perfect, tomorrow i must take my car to go for the technical inspection! 😁
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  8412. 1) It is a town Chrudim, smack in the middle of Czechia. 2) Renault owns Dacia, that is why the dealerships are together. 3) These apartments were build during communism. They are modular - entire building is made from a few types of concrete panels. This brought the construction cost down a LOT. And they were the first to provide central heating and flowing water to many people. This was a major success of communism, and Czechoslovakia managed to decrease the amount of people working in farming sector significantly, thus shifting population toward industry. Nowadays the buildings are insulated and painted, so they look quite nice. But nobody is constructing them anymore, leading to our housing market crisis, when young people can not afford their own housing. 4) Tesco is british supermarket chain. 5) Speed limit in czech highway is 130 for automobiles, lorries may go only 90. 6) the tatra you saw in Museum had awful 90s color. Idk what fashion was that lol.
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  8413. Snooker is a bit addictive, I have a feeling your gonna get hooked 😂
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  8414. Fact: The RÁBA (which is the name of the truck brand) is the 3rd longest river in Hungary.
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  8415. Hi, a mediterranean climate is not mild at all. It is mild winters but scorching summers. It is quite common to have 40+ summers in southern spain [Seville, Cordoba, and so on] , 104 F. So it is a quite common sight. Wildfires have been common due to climate change for the last 25+ years, although the forest mass in Spain has been growing and there is some serious forest management installed. The record for a continuous temperature at shadow was Murcia with 47 C [117 F], with some spikes of 53 at sun. The most problem, though, are humid cities. 39.2 in Barcelona, with usually 95% humidity, is really deadly. Please then, enter european countries stereotypes :-) [now is the moment when spaniards, italians, serbians, croatians, greeks, portuguese, et all laugh at northern european countries when they start moaning about how hot it is and how impossible it is to work. How they feel so tired all the time -which is the reason why you have a nap after lunch-]. My family [around Spain] has been experiencing this and the feeling of heat for the last 25 years in various areas: Cantabric coast [north], central plateau, Eastern mediterranean part [Barcelona], Southern part [mediterranean andalusia]. We don´t have AC as we tend to use passive cooling [cross breezing, and most importantly, cooling the house at night and closing it shut during the day. Plus, houses made of massive materials -brick, stone, concrete blocks-]. The reason why a massive house works well in summertime is that it retains lowish temperatures at daytime, and releases the accumulated heat at night. Another trick: have the houses painted white [as you can see in the mediterranean spain].
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  8416. Iwrocker i support your channel. I love your love for Australia.
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  8417. Ian, keep a look out for the top 10 shoot out. Usualy on the Saturday afternoon before the race. It is fantastic to see the cars going all out trying to claim pole position.
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  8418. The truck you couldn't make out was Foden a long since defunct British manufacturer. ERF was also a branch of the same family, it stood for Edwin Richard Foden. Finally the Truck with an 'A' in a circle on the grill was an Atkinson, another British truck manufacturer.
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  8419. About snowing in Greece, as it is a very mountainous region it snows on like half the country excluding the islands. Ofcourse in recent times due to global warming it is snowing less and less but that Athens snowfall is once in a decade or so event. This specific snowfall seems to be on 2021 which the whole capital just stopped for a full day due to the heavy (for athens at least) snow
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  8420. What the Aussie thong does between the big toe and second toe is the same as what thong underwear does between left cheek and right cheek.
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  8421. You got me at "beer". 😂 But right now I'm reporting "corn" bots "profile picture" like a madman. Almost sounds like there's a group of people trying to invade "our" space 😉 Loved the video! 🥰 from Bordeaux!
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  8422. I like these vehicles too :) In France they tend to be much tamer, much less high visibility patterns, there's some but it doesn't cover half of the vehicle like in the UK. But Gendarmerie's A110 are so cool x'3
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  8423. Yes, Ian, you are quite correct, Australia is in its third consecutive La Nina. I have travelled around a lot and the transformations have been nothing short of spectacular. Despite recurrent drought conditions in some regions, there is a current greening trend over Australia. Overall, satellites show Australian landscapes are greener now than they have been over the past 30 years. A greener Australia has a number of environmental and other benefits, including better protection for soils, increased soil-water holding capacity and soil fertility, and more plant feed to sustain larger animal populations. Record-breaking rains have triggered so much new growth across Australia that the continent turned into a giant green carbon sink to rival tropical rainforests including the Amazon. Recent esearch shows that vegetation worldwide soaked up 4.1 billion tons of carbon in 2011 – the equivalent of more than 40% of emissions from burning fossil fuels that year. Unexpectedly, the largest carbon uptake occurred in the semi-arid landscapes of Australia, Southern Africa and South America.
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  8424. He should have done Aldi, it's in the US, UK and Australia + many more
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  8425. As a Kiwi who has lived in Australia for years and years,this was gold. Cheers mate.
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  8426. Ofcourse Australia has McDonald's. McCafe was invented in Australia and adopted elsewhere
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  8427. In Australia we get 20 days a year leave, I also get 12 days in addition for Rostered days off. So 32 days. On top of that we get 14 days a year for sick leave. All leave is accumulating. We get the 32 days per year from year 1 at the company. We also get 3 month’s long service leave when we reach 10 years with the same company on top of our normal 32 days. We also get paid on average 4 x the salary for the same job in the US. No tipping.
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  8428. I’m so pleased you discovered this family and one of their trips. The kids have grown much since then. So much to see here. 💜🇦🇺
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  8429. I own a classic restored 1293cc mini. I'm 6'2" and I fit in it with loads of headroom and have set the seats further back with some adaptor brackets and used a smaller 12" steering wheel for knee room. Very comfortable and an absolute blast to drive. This guy doesn't shut up about the Mustang power, sure of course it is way way more powerful but it can barely maintain a lead over a car that frankly outhandles it hands down. I have a V6 Merc but my mini is way more fun to drive. It's not just always about raw power.
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  8430. The interviewer is the late great Keith Smith! He was a popular host of a variety of Radio and TV shows and was very likeable, versatile and charismatic. He was also good with young kids. “Keith Smith went on to have a career in radio and TV that spanned decades and involved him interviewing about 2 million children in his role as a self-described ''Pied Piper''. He also wrote a sitcom and published almost 30 books, ranging in topic from jokes for children to parenting tips. He published his 27th book, a collection of interviews about the Depression called Australian Battlers Remember, at the age of 86. But it was his ability to elicit candid responses from children that proved most enduring.”
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  8431. Hey Ian, there are definitely spirits that have been left roaming certain parts of the land here in Australia. The indigenous often know their names and have knowledge of how to interact with the them, and how they are tied to the land. I worked on Fraser Island (the Great Sandy National Park) as a park ranger and worked along side a small team of indigenous Butchella people who are the native custodians of the land. This great southern land is ancient and ancoent spiritual blessings and curses have been placed over much of it. I'm a Christian an know I'm protected from these curses, but the Word also says not to be foolish so paying attention to local knowledge and just being respectful to their amazing knowledge and love for the land is a must when here in Australia. As a white man and son of settlers who did terrible things to the land and its custodians I can tell you for a fact that I have certain parts of Fraser Island (the Badjala Sandblow and Valley of the Giants) be very spiritually oppresive. My aboriginal coworkers Jay and Smiley said I was not welcomed by the land to those places. The sensation I got was hard to breath, shivers/cold sweat even though it was about 35° C and was just nervous.
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  8432. That's v12 is pure ASMR ❤
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  8433. As an Aussie I fully respect this. Saw some Kiwi highschool boys do one for their teacher that passed. So intense. Brought tears to my eyes.
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  8434. You need to try the Portuguese ones . Orange Sumol and Pineapple Sumol are the goats! We also have Brisa, from Madeira Island
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  8435. What a thoroughly nice guy you are! I'm actually enjoying your reactions to these motorsport videos! Keep up the good content and Oh! have another subscriber lol!
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  8436. Yes, Ian, it's quite a place. Katherine and Kakadu are both well worth a look. Darwin also good. Only drawback for Southerners is the climate: seriously hot and humid, plus a monsoonal wet. My son moved there, so I visit him from Melbourne. He loves the tropics.
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  8437. The one with the bike was an undercover cop car searching and finding a stolen bike and thief. That's why the foot chase. A cop friend of mine told me. They ( the police investigation units) use all kinds of cars now so you have to be careful. Just last weekend I saw a Kia SUV parked with detectives having lunch from the local bakery. Not all undercover cars are recognisable.
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  8438. US mayo is not the same as in EU even withing the EU there different tasting but the US mayo you cant even call that mayo here in the EU
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  8439. They are giving you the run around, someones nicked it :(
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  8440. I was surprised to hear that adverts in the USA are generally boring. I remember some really hilarious conmercials that were brought on TV in England in the 1980's and later - it was indeed great fun to watch the conmercials in between programns just for the funny ones.
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  8441. It is certainly not 1inch think glass, if built according to the latest regulation it is triple glass
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  8442. The best European commercial I've seen was from Norway or maybe Denmark. It had a guy shopping in a grocery store and a kid has a meltdown in one aisle and the guy can hear the kid screaming as he goes about his shopping. The commercial ends and it is an add for condoms.
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  8443. Your reaction to the word „Scheiße“ was so funny! 😂 I guess you didn’t know the translation? If so, you can substitute the „ß“ with „ss“ when looking it up. And congratulations to learning your first German swear word 😂 Keep up your good work, always a pleasure to watch! 👍
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  8444. Pedro looks like he just came out of the saloon ,a gun slinging sheriff ,the Chikito is yummy
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  8445. Congratulations Ian and Daniella, she's adorable. Emma and Andrew are growing up before our eyes too, so beautiful 😊
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  8446. The only tornado free areas in europe are the Mountain Regions. About the rest, so far i know germany is Europes Tornado Alley, they have around 20 to 60 Tornados a year.
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  8447. love your content, greetings from Europe! btw. Tatra is also a Czech vehicle manufacturer
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  8448. This tv series was shown once a week and it was almost always about one or more current events of that week. In this case a bulk carrier had lost its bow in rough weather somewhere off Geraldton WA. This is an enviromentally sensitive area where there is a huge crayfishing industry producing a really premium product. Crayfish is somewhat akin to an American lobster in shape, taste and price range. The ship had been found to have passed a sea-worthy inspection just before leaving Fremantle port. But later evidence came to light that the hull was so rusted that some of its upper parts were patched with cardboard and painted over. Implications being that the rusting was also prevalent in the ship's structure leading to a catastrophic failure, the front came off, when the sea conditions became higher.
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  8449. These were part of the public broadcaster's current affairs news program. The point was to use the same rhetoric of politicians of the day to recreate interviews. The scary thing about this one is that the words are actually very apt to how Australian politicians speak.
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  8450. Barcelona fans experienced a blessed period. Ronaldinho followed by Messi (who also has the same close control). My personal favourite player was Zinedine Zidane; who played for Real Madrid, Juventus, Bordeaux etc. - elegant.
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  8451. I've traveled over seas and the best part is coming home. Because I still call Australia home.
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  8452. you missed the guy that stopped traffic to let the snake cross the road
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  8453. You missed the bloopers at the end!
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  8454. I’m an Aussie and say yes , this is true. Sometime they come into your house , hover for a while then fly back out a window
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  8455. The Nullarbor was once a shallow sea bed that, over 10s of millions of years, accumulated a deep layer of limestone formed from the calcareous skeletons of ancient sea creatures. This seabed was uplifted by crustal movements to become world's largest single exposure of limestone bedrock. The theory is that it was always pretty flat, being seabed, and as that region has remained geologically stable since that time, it has remained that way. There are cave systems in the limestone though.
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  8456. I love going bare foot. I used to loose my shoes a lot growing up because I hated wearing them. It was fairly normal in the little town I grew up in. Our school had less than 60 kids. You can't be one with country if you can't feel it threw your feed. Unfortunately I have to wear boots for work, which definitely soften the feet up. Congratulations with baby Sydney 😊
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  8457. Something not mentioned is in Australia, if you work full time you get four weeks paid holiday a year and I think we might get more public holidays than the US too. And Christmas is in summer. You guys don't know what you're missing!!!
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  8458. I am from the Czech Republic, from the city of Pilsen, where in 1842 the world's first pilsner-type lager was produced, a beer known to the whole world. Although Budvar is a good beer, Pilsner Urquell is a class higher. Introduce it to your viewers in your next video, please. Otherwise, thank you for this video, I enjoyed it. :-)
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  8459. Wow I've never seen that trick of separating eggs, I'm def gonna se that. Also great to see you bring us a bit of your life and culture, Pedro is cool af
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  8460. You should get an Oscar for your reactions. So much fun to watch.
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  8461. And drives like a savage with only 1,5 arms. Kubica almost lost his right arm on a rallying accident, managed to overcome his limitations and come back to F1 some years later.
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  8462. G'day bloke. Awww man, have been waiting for this. Hey, seeing you love the Australian outdoors you really should check out "Scotty's Gone Walkabout" here on YouTube. He is a absolute Aussie legend and his videos are 100% brilliantly put together, you would love it. All the best mate. Cheers
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  8463. @5:56 its what is called a family room where you entertain guests or a rumpus room, A rumpus room is a perfect space for kids, teens and older family members alike. A rumpus room provides an additional living space in the house where children can play, teenagers can hang out with their friends and parents can relax. It's also a space that could be used as a multipurpose for guests who come to stay.
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  8464. This Porsche was 1969 an early project of Ferdinand Piëch, they should demonstrate 25 drive-ready units, but only a few where actually drive - ready, some had break dummies made of wood... Piëch insisted in the beginning at the dashboard for using Balsa Wood for weigth saving...
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  8465. As a German, we get taught BE in school and then are subjected to AE most of our lives through pop culture...so we just mix it up 😄
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  8466. There are a lot of rules to the game, best to just start watching the games. You were right, what you call a lateral pass, is required, the ball can't be passed forward though, it must travel backward. Too different codes not to be confused with each other is Rugby league and Rugby union. NRL is League, biggest code in Australia. Union is bigger overseas.
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  8467. IWrocker you're becoming the most Australian American. Certainly a top ambassador for both countries. Keep it up, I hope you'll be able to do even bigger and greater things in the near future.
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  8468. The guys really stepped up their pour this time. Nice work!
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  8469. Green belt is around most towns and villages in the UK, to protect them, there is a lot of pressure to encroach in to it. They are re-evaluated all the time. The financial district and Docklands (Canary Wharf) have the most sky scrapers, this, as the name suggests, used to be Dockland and wasteland and does not get in the way of the protected views. You can bet that if more office and residential high rise buildings were built, the rent would NOT go down This is an interesting video, nice one!
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  8470. Behold, the Power Wagon in it's natural habitat. Don't make direct eye contact. While the Power Wagon is not violent in general, it will charge if threatened.
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  8471. Makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck. Aussie but much respect to our neighbours across the ditch. I used to feel for our Aussie rugby boys facing those All Blacks
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  8472. As Emma likes koalas if you can find it she might like the Blinky Bill cartoons and Andrew seemed fascinated by kangaroos when he is a little older he might like the show Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
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  8473. LOVE FOR FIREFIGHTERS ALL AROUND THE WORLD!!! THANKS FOR YOUR DUTY!!!! <3 WE LOVE YOU!!!
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  8474. In my 69 years, I've noticed the way we speak has changed. It's much more US-influenced now which I suppose is inevitable. My fav US accent is southern I have a friend from Sth. Carolina and I could just listen to him and his wife speak all day.
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  8475. When you get the chance check out Paul Hogan and Delvine Delaney. It's adult comedy but it's how Crocodile Dundee got his start and very popular in it's day. Totally not PC.
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  8476. As soon as I heard the second box was from Adelaide I was hoping they’d included FruChocs. They are great and my family (who were originally from South Australia) love them.
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  8477. Dude the sec I seen the door mat I had to watch.😂 love ya work mate..
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  8478. That bloke must have spent a lot of time with his Aussie friend, his sense of humour has rubbed off on him. This is a very funny video and incredibly accurate. Keep up the good work Ian.
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  8479. A friend's daughter who is about to give birth to her second child in a couple of weeks, lost everything on Monday in a mudslide.
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  8480. 11:00 ooooh… You might wanna take a look at other models then. Citroën was quite the innovator in its day. It got its own quirky but quite big following because of it. ID/DS, SM, GS, CX, BX, XM… The Xantia is still feared on the Nordschleife. A luxury family car that handled so well, it put Porsches to shame. The key was the eccentric hydropneumatic suspension. I had a Xantia once, speedbumps disappeared like morning mist in the sun. And it cornered… oh dear. I miss that car
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  8481. Mondeo ST200 is the European soup up version; V6 engine, 205hp, 235Nm, top speed 227km/h. Later version were ST220, new body style/facelift and bit more power. And both ST200 and ST220 were available as stationwagon version.
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  8482. What the video doesn't show was her insanely attractive personality! She had this mix of sweetness and fierce. She was beautiful, a deadly smile! Not only an insane driver but also a very charismatic woman!
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  8483. About time Ian, we have been waiting for soooooooo long!
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  8484. You should definitely look into reacting to more hill climb videos love to see it and keep up the great work
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  8485. Bull Ant's are no joke, extremely painful sting & they go outta their way to attack on sight. Ive seen them many a time & observed them actively trying to attack me for no reason as i passed by on several hunting trips. 1st time i got tagged was back in the 80's, i was with my folks visiting a friend of the family on a remote farm & i was out playing in the woods & must have either brushed past them or disturbed them in some way & wound up being stung repeatedly by 3 of them on my ankle as they got tangled in my socks. I ran back to the farmhouse screaming & safe to say it was the 1st time i swore openly in front of the parents & i remember it well coz on top of my pain sustained from the bull ant stings, my face was now stingin......from the slap it received.
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  8486. I drove to Darwin on my own. I just walked into the biggest truck stop that I saw. Told them of my mission. Every truck flashed lights or beepsd to let me know that I was safe. I was born in the best country on earth. First generation from Europe origin. I am so glad that they picked Australia. So, we have some venomous stuff. Not nearly as common as is believed. It is a wonderful country. I am grateful for being born here.
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  8487. 01:44 Leyat Helicar from France, 1921.
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  8488. Worth checking out Gordon Murray's new car. From the man who gave birth to the Maclaren F1, check out the T50, naturally aspirated Cosworth V12 redline at 12.200 RPM, Cosworth have recorded it doing a simulated lap of Le Mans at their test facility, it sounds like F1 use to before it went all hybrid and boring. One of the most glorious sounds I've ever heard from road going engine.
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  8489. Tbe Bam fam are fab. Been following them from around the same I started following you Ian. Great ambassadors for Australia & loving their adventures in a new country. Another channel to watch is That Johnston Life, similiar vibe
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  8490. Dude, you have to check out the SANDMAN , or just panos in general ! 🤙🇦🇺
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  8491. One of the stories about lamingtons (not sure if true) is that instead of wasting stale cake women rolled them in chocolate then coconut from about 80-90or even 100 years ago.
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  8492. How exciting for you all. All the best for a safe delivery. Jo - Melbourne, Australia
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  8493. If you want to learn about the Chiron, watch the grand tour episode “Bah Hum-bugatti”. A great way to see what it is like to live with and drive.
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  8494. When I was a kid, for pocket money we used to catch funnel web spiders and blue ringed occy's and deliver them to the local ambo station because they were used for venom research and we got money for dropping them off there.
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  8495. That fight was for sure over either the last Winnie blue, half of the last 4x, who's had more choof or one of them burning out the bic flint so they now can't have that durrie, roach or a bowl... Bet🤣
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  8496. I love the Pineapple & Coconut one. But I will drink all the flavours.
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  8497. Mate love your family reaction you truly are wonderful people thanks for keeping me in some sort of sanity going into our 10th week lock in Melbourne and a big thank you to all the Aussies sending you things from down under cheers
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  8498. Ian and family just watched your giving back video and I had chills from your emotional experiences and felt proud that you were wanting to share your mail time with family and community members who get to enjoy the great food that your family has had the joy of trying ..once again from all your Aussie friends and viewers thank you for everything you have done 😇😇😷😷
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  8499. The tasting you were all doing, is actually something we Belgians love to do. Sitting with friends and family, eating some salami and cheese or some bread and tasting a new beer or going back to the known beers and enjoy the company around you. Beer tasting is so much fun. Schol!
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  8500. Oh this is so good. I heard about this but hadn’t seen it yet. 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  8501. the double coat murry river salted is my fav out of all the tim tams, love seeing them on special at coles or woolworths
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  8502. I am in North Richmond (NSW) which is currently suffering major floods. We were on an evacuation warning, with a dam potentially going to fail up the creek from us.
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  8503. 12:27 There is conscription for all men in Denmark. Therefore, all Danish men with permanent residence in Denmark are automatically called up for Armed Forces Day in the year they turn 18. along the coast to the southwest,in Norway ,with Bergen as the top scorer with rain on 235 out of the 365 days of the year. We call gasoline, benzin and Diesel is diesel in Denmark
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  8504. I'm not too far from that suburb. That Summer we hit 50C, and my air conditioner was broken all Summer. New suburb blocks are typically 10m, 12.5m or 15m wide, and houses are allowed pretty close to the land side boundaries. Whilst new houses do have some building requirements which require energy efficiency (including solar power) and water efficiency, double glazing in Australia is pretty rare and expensive.
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  8505. Aussie & kiwi meet in Oz/NZ: “Fuck you, sheep shagger!” “Go swim with a stingray, cock gobbler!” Aussie & kiwi meet anywhere else: “G’day neighbour, long way from home!” “Yeah mate. Beer?” “Fuck yeah, my round.” Get hammered together.
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  8506. Please do never never never compare a UNIMOG with a US truck. UNIMOG is not a truck, if you look at the framework you see its a workhorse for heavy duty. For the childrens playground take your F150😂😂😂
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  8507. I'm sure our Aussie friends have already stocked up on tinnies to see them through 😉😆
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  8508. Go back a little further, Chaser did a a parody news show called CNNNN - worth checking out. Another great video Ian, keep em coming mate 👍🇦🇺
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  8509. you definitely need to try Irons jacks, Great Northern and Emu Export. All great beers
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  8510. I’m an Aussie and lived in Munich for a two year period… my beer of choice was Paulaner Hefe-weißbier. Also, what I liked best about Germany beer was that it stayed fresh and good to drink down to the last drop.
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  8511. Great reaction!😊Yes,this is how Norwegian police work.❤
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  8512. They swoop in breeding season. But they are gorgeous and can be very friendly. And beautiful singers
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  8513. First package the wooden thing is a wine bottle holder if I am not mistaken. What a wonderful selection of goodies for you all. Love seeing how excited Emma and Andrew discovering the gifts sent from another land. Thank you for letting us get another glimpse of sweet baby Sydney, that was truly special. Love you guys💖💖
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  8514. I agree! Just love the fact that it is so new to him and is enjoying it so much. It’s being a kid and seeing it for the first time.
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  8515. Maybe it's only me, but Touring car series are the most exiting for me. Modified production cars are awesome. NASCAR was one as well until the 70's or 80's.
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  8516. It's brilliant and he's a good bloke as well.
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  8517. 7:58 The sound of a WRC car off throttle with the anti-lag building so much boost that the turbo is at the edge of surging is just so sick.
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  8518. Ian, you have every Aussie guy's dream job.
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  8519. For Brisbane, we are having a very mild Christmas Day tomorrow. Probably the coolest Christmas that I can remember at 28•c. The summer storms we’ve had this week have cooled temps down significantly. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
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  8520. they showed a pic of the CN Tower in Toronto and said it was Auckland 😆
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  8521. Your smashing it bro!! Been watching your vidz from the very start of your youtube journey and can i say its been nothing but top notch bomb content thats only got better as time goes on. 10/10 :)
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  8522. Basic throwing technique is close. The more straight up and down it is the tighter the turn you need to get your kids out of their those things can kill your kids if hit in the head. Once you get the hang of it and it starts coming back to you it's going to come back fast and aggressive and might even take you cuz. For added affect you should be smoking a durry at the same time. The type you have are for hunting birds. And the heavier ones with less arc angle are for hunting kangaroos and such animals as they fly strainer and are heavier. Good luck and put a helmet on until you get the hang of it and get the kids well out of their please 🙏
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  8523. MAN V10 😎
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  8524. Unfortunately it was not shown in this Video but my Favourite DTM Car back then was the Opel Calibra. To this Day it´s one of the most beautiful Race Cars ever for me. Manuel Reuter drove to the ITC Championship (International Touring Car Championship) with it. The ITC didn´t last very long but it´s Nickname was "Formula 1 with Roof". 😉
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  8525. fun video, but i did have to scream at the screen a couple times, esp with the timer <\3
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  8526. I want Roxanne to adopt me! What a score kids... a very lucky family.
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  8527. You ought to check out older Citroen DS and CX converted into ambulances (with hydropneumatic suspension) which were excellent for transporting patients with spinal injuries. Heuliez did most of these conversions using a DS or CX Safari as the base car (as well as making the BX and XM estate cars for Citroen). Then there were Tissier DS, CX and XM conversions with the extra long wheelbase which had six wheels with double rear axles.
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  8528. That US uniform makes them look like they can only turn left.
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  8529. Looks easy enough to make, I'll give it a go. I'm pretty ignorant about Mexican/south American food, so some more recipes would be great.
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  8530. Should be mentioned also that it's "up to 10%", it's usually less than 5% ethanol content. There's a channel that tested the ethanol levels but I can't remember which one it was but the content was 2-5% in all E10 fuels.
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  8531. Speed limit on the highway is 130km/h in the CZ;)
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  8532.  @IWrocker  pls watch the same guys video on "imperial measurements"
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  8533. I play AFL Youth and one of my mates on the team gets “coathangerd” nearly every game and I get a huuuge moon of of a guy 3 times in the head and nearly got concussion (and it hurt a fuckton) so in short AFL even youth is not for the faint hearted
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  8534. Wtf! the video you’re reacting to was filmed in my town :P so funny! One thing that I don’t really understand is the thing about freedom and doing what you wanna do. We do that too, right? Or is that very different? I guess I don’t understand the difference between ‘American freedom’ and my personal situation as a Dutchie.
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  8535. In Scotland, we still have Binmen that load bins onto a mechanism on the back of a bin lorry.
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  8536. As 1 of the ones who suggested this to you a while back, am so pleased to see you react to it, Your reaction and face is exactly what I expected, knew you would love this, there is a few more similar vids with a compilation of F1's doing various tunes, even rock n roll. :)
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  8537. I believe that armored vehicle is used for firefighting in former ordnance attempted areas. In East Germany, such vehicles are used in forest fires, in areas where munitions from World War II are still lying in the ground. Have a good day. =D
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  8538. I wish Russia and Ukraine could get along as well as Australia and New Zealand, or America and Canada. I also wish airline freight workers would treat all cargo as fragile, it's not a difficult job
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  8539. That 2nd Clip in 1999 was at the Bathurst 1000 with 55 cars, there was just enough room in the pitlane for basically just the car so its a miracle that was the only incident of its kind during the day.
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  8540. There are two German singing performers who were extremely popular in the US. The first one is the Austrian Falco, who combined German with English, and the German Nena. But both released their songs also in completely English-sung versions, however American/Canadian radios often played the original German versions.
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  8541. Belgium today 95° expected tomorrow might get up to 105. Which is really uncommon. Southern Europe has these temperatures more often.
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  8542. I have always had a thing for Aussie vehicles...ever since watching the original "Mad Max" movie.
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  8543. The health issues currently associated by working with (cutting, grinding etc.) and inhaling manufactured stone dust is very similar to the "working with asbestos" hazards previously experienced and existing to this day. Regardless, the business of manufacturing Aussie kitchen bench tops is strictly men's business and as such the material of choice has and should always be in the form of Chic Outback Le Style Industriel. Used sheets of corrugated iron. It's cheap, grows naturally in all Aussie climates, has a natural outback orange patina, a perfectly natural anti-roll capability for managing rolling around things, and is heat tolerant to allow easy conversion into a cook-top, also perfect for cooking those rolling around things such as kanga bangers, snakes, witchetty grubs and all manner of native species phalli etc.
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  8544. You're obviously interested in Czech cars - Tatra and Skoda 😁
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  8545. Some one do a gofundme I will donate we need to get this bloke over here and the family
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  8546. I'm biased, I love this video.. I'm a kiwi (living in Aus) and own a big power FD RX-7, you're are right in that both NZ and RX-7's are truly beautiful. That rotary btw is a naturally aspirated 26b quad rotor, basically 2x RX-7 engines sandwiched together to double it's capacity.
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  8547. That got me smiling for 8 minutes straight. Keep em coming, Ian!
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  8548. I enjoyed this one👍. Good tip, if you see the word Holland on a truck it can be anywhere in the EU.😂
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  8549. There s a grocery chain in the UK called ASDA. WALMART bought it in the 90s to get a foot hold here. But because of the competition from other chains and the domination of TESCO, WALMART gave up and sold ASDA a couple of years ago.
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  8550. 49:45 On the side it says "Тольятти", to it's from a Russian town called "Togliatti" (or "Tolyatti"), named during the Soviet era after an Italian Communist leader. Lada's factory is located in Togliatti.
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  8551. I really like Uyen Ninh’s material - would highly recommend.
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  8552. The engines could be Cat ,Detroit,Cummins , Volvo or Mac depending on the truck make and the owners preference . Kenworths would have one of the first 3
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  8553. Exactly right - the "quality of care" in USA is dependant on handing them a quarter of a million dollars for basic surgery
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  8554. Absolutely love your content brother, been a subscriber for like 2 maybe 3+ years now. I can't wait to see you hit 100k and watch your wonderful channel grow. Peace from Penrith Western Sydney Australia, P.S I'm glad to see your channel growing after Australia being out of the covid lock down. ✌️
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  8555. My close family lives in the North part of Sydney and are very happy living a wonderful life with a home overlooking beautiful Lake Macquarie which is about 2/3 hours drive north of Sydney City..Australia is also very safe compared to many other countries in the world..
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  8556. Almost 4‘500‘000 pandas were sold between 1986 and 2003.
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  8557. Cool video, and 1 of the biggest reason he can floor it, is that he trust the fellow people on the road to get out of the way. And thats amazing. And how it should be
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  8558. Now that’s how you use a “DRS”. When flat out he had the rear wing flat but going around corners he flipped the wing for downforce. Amazing
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  8559. For me a very interesting situation with Dulux paints. Some years ago they had a promotion that when you purchased four litres of Dulux paint then you received a two litres Dulux can full of jelly beans. Taking the can to the airport for my grandchildren I was stopped at security for trying to take paint onto the aircraft. It took me some time to convince the security staff that I only had jelly beans.
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  8560. You need to watch a video called "In Car 956" which was made in the early eighties and had drivers like Derek Bell, Jackie and Australia's own Vern Schuppan. It is well worth watching if you like these
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  8561. I'm in Perth. Remember when they started decades ago. They were in big sheds originally selling mostly fresh produce. They've become more commercialised over the years. Great store.
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  8562. Hi Ian, Those yellow things under the turbines are called TP's(Transition Pieces) they are rammed into the ocean floor as a foundation to build the turbine on, and also function as a buffer for tides, so water doesn't enter the turbine itself, as well as providing access for the technicians when they arrive on the transfer boat. In comparison, onshore turbines are build on a foundation of concrete. the smaller structures between the turbines are living quarters, spare parts depot and offices for the maintenance technicians.
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  8563. I love watching these videos they never fail to cheer me up and make me so proud of Australia and australians love and generosity.
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  8564. We had a Ford Fiesta in the 80s as a family car. Took us over the Alps from Germany to Italy for a camping trip (3 people, luggage and our camping equipment).
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  8565. The only time I have ever witnessed a police "chase" was in Italy. I was visiting my family and my cousin took me out in his car. But on the way to the nightclub, he spotted someone he was looking for and started following him while informing his fellow police officers on the phone so they could arrest him. But the wanted person didn't know he was being followed, so it was nowhere near as intense as that :D PS: The guy is screaming "Fermati!" (Stop) and he is mainly giving the directions.
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  8566. This type and style of comedy was my introduction to politics as a kid in my house. Still love it to this day, thanks for the memories.
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  8567. Some of the stuff they've covered I can honestly say, as a proud Aussie, I've never encountered. The Alcohol in a vehicle ban is one. I know that for a while in the early 2000's when I lived in the NT you couldn't drink beer in public within town limits, though that was repealed a few years later and some of the indigenous communities have a ban in place, but that is setup by the community elders to curb social problems. The holidays on different days thing? Each state has public holidays that are specific to that state but important ones like the Queens Birthday in June ect are common across the nation. There are some states that have an extra one later in the year for some obscure reason. I can't say that I've ever paid an extra surcharge on a public holiday, that I know of anyway. It's mostly the hospitality and service industries that get paid extra on public holidays (pretty sure that it doesn't cover the salaried jobs like emergency service and hospitals). My son works in a cafe and gets $17/hr on a normal day and $34 on a public holiday. There's only a couple of days that businesses have to give their workers the day off for, unless they have an exemption in place, like Christmas, Good Friday and a couple of others, and even then most operate on reduced hours. (Note that all this is my perception of how it all goes and I may be incorrect in some of the details.)
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  8568. i get chills every time i watch this lap, it was absolutely off tap
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  8569. 😂 you crack me up Ian, good try, Mooloolaba. As you know we have thousands of beaches, but the best ones are the ones that when you get there, there is no trace of human footprints or 4x4 tracks, makes you feel like your the first person to discover it. But in short time, your tracks are erased too. ❤️ Australia
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  8570. Hey Ian, buy a greenhouse and grow your own veggies. We have a small one ( 2,5m X 4m X 2m ) and had 5 different tomato plants and three cucumbers jn it this year and we harvestet 30 kg tomatoes and 56 cucumbers ( 0,5m each ). Outside we have four raised beds with strawberries, garden radish, beans, leaf lettuce and several herbs, also bell peppers and zucchini in pots and two or three different pumpkins on the compost pile. All of this taste way better than the stuff from the super market. Yes it`s some work but you alse save a lot of money.Greetings from Hamburg
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  8571. True event 1989. During basic training to become a soldier in the Australian army, in late winter. We we're marching the platoon to the gym. Out of nowhere comes an Emu. The young male bird headed straight at one of the recruits, a lad with snow white hair. The bird knocked him over and tried to mate with him. He got up off the ground while we distracted the bird. It ran off in typical Emu fashion. Zig zagging everywhere. The whole platoon cracked up instructors included.
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  8572. This engine-exhaust combo gives off the same sound profile as the v12 era F1 cars, I.e a fair mix of induction and exhaust notes and I LIKEY
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  8573. Xu-1 would be great choice for next Holden.
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  8574. 04:40, to be fair, German, Swedish and Hindi are related languages. Also Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen sound extremely similar and there's a large degree of intellegibility between these as they are closely related languages, I'm not sure what would be a clue for each in such a short clip for the average person not intimately familiar with those languages.
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  8575. Wondering how Ozzy man reviews litteraly makes millions , his stuff has all sorts of funny but very edgy stuff
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  8576. It's a moving experience, and so powerful... My kids' high school had a large Maori/Pacific Islander population as well as a large indigenous population and each had their own dance troupes that would perform at events or graduation etc. Those kids were amazing.
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  8577. As a Brit, I understood every word.
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  8578. Shaggin' wagon FTW!
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  8579. FIAT was pretty big in rally in the 60s and 70s.
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  8580. Greetings to the Bahra Pioneers team, and you too, your viewers from Saudi Arabia 🌹❤️🇸🇦
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  8581. I love your enthusiasm and genuine gratitude. You are good people.
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  8582. It's OK to give people suggestions on how to have Milo, if they have never tried it, but once you've had Milo, you find your own best way to love it. It's very personal. :goodvibes:❤
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  8583. At my previous job, I often had to go to Germany from Budapest, usually around Munich. This is approx. 400 miles and 7-8 hours of driving. By plane, it takes not much less time if I look at the distance from door to door. I always went by car, even though the plane ticket is cheap. A petrolhead remains a petrolhead, and so does the autobahn... :-)
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  8584. Insulation isn't 1 way. If it keeps heat in, then it also keeps heat out. It's a barrier layer. It works both ways. The issue is that the insulation is often poor, and the internal cooling doesn't exist in most homes.
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  8585. The lorry you saw at 5:46 was a scammell scarab and was mostly used by railway companies to transport goods from stations to nearby areas, it was three wheeled. If you're interested in seeing more of it there was a British TV show called salvage squad that restored one years ago and the show is almost certainly on YouTube somewhere
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  8586. Amazing video! The only suggestion is to include a little history into each item's introduction. Knowing where they originated and some random cool facts would really move it to the next level ;)
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  8587. The electronic chip in the ball is pretty cool. In the past there were quite a few times when it was unclear if the ball crossed a (goal) line or not, now it is easier to determine.
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  8588. The difference with Australia is that its law to print every ingredient including additives and preservatives also most will have a disclaimer that (may contain traces of nuts) because the equipment used may be in contact with nuts even if its not a main ingredient
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  8589. It’s hot here in a Perth now and looking at 43C Xmas day, 44C Boxing day, 40C Monday. The rain in the north of West Oz and NT has just been classified as a Tropical Cyclone
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  8590. Almost Australia Day happy to see use helping others
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  8591. nibble Nobby's nuts lol (that's what there advertisement's told us to do) i think you are becoming the best of the american reacts videos, you come across as very genuine and down to earth, by far my favorite american reacts youtuber of all time
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  8592. Great pics , Ian you would be in awe of Uluru and the Kimberley, you would have a rock overdose lol, looks like you had a fantastic holiday , thanks for sharing, it's awesome:-)
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  8593. One of the best cars ever. Not only the technology of it but also the great design. Citroën had a big department only for design. I had one for many years. Here in the Netherlands the nickname was de snoek(the pike)
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  8594. I have seen it, that unattended toilets on Autobahn rest places were so gross, that people peed rather into the bushes behind it, than walk into the place. Thats what you get for free...
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  8595. 12:48 Little Emma's nod of approval says it all I think. I Personally bounce between pizza and bbq and can never decide which is best and chicken crimpy in close 3rd.
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  8596. Appreciate the ingredients/recipe in the description or pinned comment. Aussies arent exactly familiar with mexican stuff or terms so having it in writing so we can find equivalents or substitutes here in aus would be great. (Like chipoltle? Tin never seen that in my life 😂 i feel like maybe its the name of an american takeaway though?) Anyway this was very cool to see another culture!
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  8597. need more ppl like you and dani in this world mate .
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  8598. If you give them a little treat (just a small piece of meat. Maggie's are the same) they will hang around your house and yard. You really should hear them when they laugh !! All the best. Bluey.
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  8599. You know that we love you and your family you make being a human a great thing, THANKYOU ❤️
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  8600. Ahh, the Opala! Here in Brazil people are used to make the original straight-six go for 1000hp figures. There are some adapted with small blocks (305/350), but it usually doesn't pay off.
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  8601. the dole office freaks me out the most
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  8602. American emergency vehicles are not the only part of the departments that are retro. The practices and procedures are also stuck somewhere in the 80's/90's!
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  8603. Someone needs to send you Australian citizenship certificates and passports
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  8604. Which place is freaky to you? 🤨❓❔❓❔⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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  8605. The idea of this show was to make fun of the wildlife outback documentaries that was going on during the 90s and early 2000s.
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  8606. I love your variety in videos even though I’m not an expert on cars, but I love your enthusiasm to all the differences in cars, culture, sport etc across the world. You are educating yourself which I admire and enjoying yourself at the same time. Such a happy person ❤ from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  8607. As a Brit I would feel perfectly comfortable on this junction. I guarantee the first time I entered it I would be like.. "WHERE THE HELL AM I GOING!!!". But I bet the people of Swindon who use it regularly just whistle through.
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  8608. Awesome! Thanks to everyone for gifting this beautiful family!!!
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  8609. The magazine Sandra sent is sent out to the member base of the National Roads and Motoring Association (NRMA) - the NRMA is our state equivalent of the AAA
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  8610. Great Stuff. Once your family is ready to come to Australia I would suggest a Go Fund Me. I am sure many Aussies would try their best to help out. Just a thought. Love your Videos.
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  8611. My favorite Belgian beer was Westmalle Tripel In Anwerp we tested 20 different beers.
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  8612. I've been to the one in Mt Macedon, Vic. Same deal - an optical illusion known as "anti-gravity hill"
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  8613. My son and his wife worked on the Aboriginal Missions out there. It was my sons job to call the flying Doctor and stabilise the patient. Put them in his Ambulance and get them to the Airstrip. Then they were flown to a big hospital for surgery. Sometimes my son couldn’t wait and had to do surgery in his Clinic. He did the same thing in Canada on Medi Vac flights. It was his job to keep the patient alive until they got them to a City hospital. He didn’t lose one in 2 years. His last time with the flying Doctor was her 8 months ago. My son was flown to hospital, his heart went into Atrial Fib and he couldn’t stop it. He needed surgery and he couldn’t do that alone. They gave 15 years of their lives to our Aboriginal people and Canada’s Inuits. The Flying Doctor is a free air ambulance that we all support. I live on the beach in Central Queensland. If I need an ambulance I get an Angel flight or a care flight, both are helicopters, to a big hospital. Our hospitals are not equipped to treat me or my husband. These are also free. In our State all ambulances and hospitals are free.
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  8614. Hey Ian and family.Just wondering if your wife has slipped those aussie immigration papers onto your bed side table for your perusal yet?
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  8615. The hill climbs are definitely awesome but that's only one aspect of the sport. There are entire speed courses that often include sand, deep mud, and actually hydroplaning over stretches of open water. Its really impressive to see one machine tackle such a wide variety of off-road terrain.
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  8616. 0:22 That's dangerous. Like bears they see humans as a food source. They can also split you open like an apple with one kick.
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  8617. Hi Ian, as you said he took the first corner very wide, in today's rules he "exceeded track limits" and the lap would not count !!!!! "Slick" tyres back then had grooves , not really tread in the road car sense, they were brought in by the FIA in attempt to slow the cars by having less contact/grip on the ground .. didn't really work though As others have said A1-Ring , Spielberg Austria, today now as the Red Bull Ring as Red Bull own the track
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  8618. EVERY day the carrier comes by at 07:00 (earlier is not allowed due to noise pollution in residential areas) to deliver bread to the Lidl (I live above it) that comes from the larger bakery in the area. And the shelves are almost empty at the end of the day, so no bread supplies that can last for weeks here. and you shouldn't eat white bread, brown bread, whole wheat etc. is healthier...at least in Europe
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  8619. The roofing is called corrugated iron, basically galvanised tin with a ripple pattern for the rain to flow off evenly. Wide verandahs are common to keep the hot direct sun off the interior of the house. These can wrap around 3 sides of the house in some classic old cases.
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  8620. You do realise you need an import licence for this amount of foreign biscuits im afraid you'll have to surrender them . I will send you the address of where to send them .
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  8621. Agree bro! Heard those 2014 Ford 5.0 Coyote F150s r solid!
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  8622. The unimog was also available in the USA. The U419 was mainly produced as a Small Emplacement Excavator (SEE) from 1986 to 1991. In this function as an excavator vehicle, it has a swivel arm with excavator bucket as rear construction and a vertically controllable clearance plate at the front. However, in order to take into account the interests of the US military, the Unimog U419 was released for adoption. Despite manufacturing in Germany, the US commercial vehicle manufacturer Freightliner was the brand name for the off-road mini excavator – Freightliner has been part of the Daimler empire since 1981 and has remained in the family.
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  8623. You’re missing out! Lamb chops are chefs kiss
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  8624. Sticky is a shop in The Rocks area of Sydney. It was going through a rough time because of lockdown so they started streaming themselves make the candy. It went nuts. I have watched so many they are hypnotic to watch and very relaxing. They sell their lollies online worldwide.
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  8625. I am so impressed in how you have educated your children to express appreciation, manners go a long way! Keep up the videos all the best, thanks for the entertainment.
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  8626. Never knew this was called the Melbourne Shuffle, but certainly saw this being done at some of the raves I went to. I was going to them ‘93-‘03ish…please don’t ask me to nominate the year I first saw the dance…memories are clouded for some reason😇
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  8627. Ian that “g’day how ya garn” was spot on mate
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  8628. In Yorkshire in the UK, there’s a Sweet shop that has been open since 1661. 100 years before the US 😂
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  8629. one of the guys commentating there is John Virgo - a trickshot specialist, worth checking out some his stuff
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  8630. I heard that if he sells the penthouse in the future the car will be part of the deal. On the positive side he can set up a screen / projector/ tv and have have his own in house drive in theatre experience.
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  8631. RB30 The first Nissan RB engine only available in the aussie built R31 skyline and the VL Commodore. Holden made a BT1 turbo version and they are among the fastest drag cars in Australia up to 1500 horse power!! True competitor to the Barra and the RB26DET
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  8632. 8:19 is RS BDA....and the next one. One of the most legendary rally cars. Ari Vatanen won the world title with it 1981 as a privateer pilot in Suttons team, the only pilot ever to win the title as privateer.
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  8633. It's important also to stress that Italy and Spain have one of the best healthcare worldwide that improve life expectancy.
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  8634. React to America vs Australia burnouts… The GOAT Lynchy came over there and embarrassed everyone 😂👍👌 STRAYA 😤
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  8635. i use to be a butcher for coles and woolies , back in the day when they actually had butchers in the store and the meat came on hooks , fresh from the abs , now there are no butchers in coles n woolies , and the meat is pre packed in cartons at a factory . its all criovac in bags ,usually packed straight away after processing the dead animals ,instead of them hanging on hooks in cool rooms to bleed out and age , which is why you get so much juice in your pans now ,and the meat basically stews instead of fries . alot of their meat isnt cow or sheep , its more bull beef and mutton . they also put alot of the cuts in that a butcher wouldnt call exceptable like the 1st cuts off chops and steaks ,and its very hard to find a pack of good meat ,which amazes me as i know theres not that many 1st cuts on things , but there seems to be alot in the packets lol so someones getting the good stuff , just not us . australia like most countries now , is sinking in a world of greed the ppl in charge , arent looking after us , they just keep taking , until theres no more to take .
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  8636. My dad was a truckie for years, he had those out of this world skills. RIP Dad.
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  8637. Darwin never fails to deliver!! Its the Florida of australia
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  8638. Gotta give you cred man. You look at the clip once, give your feedback and move on. Nice and precise, no rewinding and talking bullshit just to make the video longer. Keep em comin
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  8639. ja wenn die amys rüber kommen staunen die was die 1,8t drücken und eie man die peitschen kann
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  8640. Hi Ian, Yes, we live in Bangor, about 300 meters from the Woranora Bridge. They did build the bridge deck on one side and slid it across the top of the pilons. I couldn't believe it and I saw it happen! Regards from Norm in Sydney Australia .........
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  8641. We also have collectable $1 coins sets you can get from Aus Post that feature Aus icons for every letter. They are called the great Aus coin hunt. They recently released the 2nd series. You can buy sets or receive the coins in your change.
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  8642. Yorak has some great videos on Australian culture. You should check out more of them. Angry Aunt / Bush Barbie also has some good ones.
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  8643. The reason for the 10 second improvement was the change from the Phase 2 (Widsor) to the new Phase 3 (Cleveland) GTHO. In about 1993 Peter Brock got to drive one around Bathurst, it was a collectors road car on road tyres but he did it about 10 seconds slower than Moffats time. When he got out he said "Now I know why these were so hard to pass". They have recently been sold for over $1Million
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  8644. This is easily the worst opening and handling of wine. You basically did everything wrong... Wow. 😂
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  8645. I am from wiradjuri tribe, i cant speak in the language. However i can say the acknowledgement of country in darkinjung
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  8646. You should watch the show ‘ housos ‘ if you can find it, I’d love to see your reaction!!
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  8647. The US Suburbia Streets... Having lived in the USA for 20+ years (i am back in Europe now), i actually agree with you and find those appealing, even clean looking - until you compare how you are supposed to get around. American Surburbia makes most Public Transportation unfeasable, as you would have to walk Miles (!) to get to a Store or Station, it is all Car Centric in design. Sure, you are a Car Guy, but consider what happens to People in the US that (for health/financial reasons) are unable to drive. Besides, especially the newer Suburbs that get built all at once: There are only 2 to 4 different House Designs, and all looks the same... In many cases the houses are also built so close together, there is hardly a backyard anymore - although that is the case as well in Europe, in historic areas. BTW, there are US Style Neighborhoods in Europe as well, so you can get that flavor here as well. :-D
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  8648. To get a feel for how big a shock the passing of Shane Warne is , search YouTube for his name in the past 24 hours or past hour. So many posts from around the world , not just Australia.
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  8649. Check out “Shane has tattoos” Aussie truck driver. His descriptions of bad drivers is classic Aussie stuff.
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  8650. Sounds like an attack helicopter you stole the cubs from 😆
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  8651. So glad you picked this video! It is my favourite for pointing out the features but not being too slow about it! The notes really are beautiful- something we probably take for granted, but I do love being able to fish in my pocket and instantly know what coins I'm holding - so handy!
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  8652. Dutchy here, if you know how it feels to drive over those roads normally, you get even more respect for flying like that <3
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  8653. The adults childrens book. Full points for whoever sent that. Theres 3 reason its wrong, 1st being somebody wrote it, 2nd being somebody illustrated it, and 3rd, people bought it.
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  8654. I chose to live for this sport (starting now my 15th year in formula 1, mechanic for a team) i see videos like this, and still after 15 years in the sport and 30 years love for the sport (since i can think) i get goodbumps and a tear in my eye. This sport… it isn‘t sport, it is everything. And its worth it every fucking day.
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  8655. Now that's a special can of Milo!🥰
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  8656. A psychologist friend of mine once told me that one of the biggest differences between the male and female brains is in risk/reward judgement. Women are generally far more risk-averse than men, and perhaps this is a hindrance in motor racing. In every other way, I can't see why they wouldn't excel. They do have fast reactions, and cool heads, and are lighter, and I'm sure can withstand the physical rigours of racing. I think it perhaps they just haven't been given the chance. It's been considered a "man's world" for so long. Hopefully that will change. Until it does, championships just for women doesn't seem like a bad idea to me. Often that step is needed if only to develop the talent and give women a door into the sport. It might not seem like the ultimate dream of gender equality, but that cannot always be achieved in a single move. I think that is the mistake people make these days, with the best intentions, trying to be "woke". Just my opinion.
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  8657. Also completely missed the Torana.
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  8658. The Mercedes at the end is the original A-class. It was developed around the time Mercedes took on smart to bring that to the market. It famously failed the "elk test", and Mercedes did the right thing and gave it ESP. The A-class that way brought ESP to the masses (previously, it was a feature reserved for the S-class). I had one at some point (and its successor, too). While it looks dorky, it's a highly practical concept, as it really, truly gives you the internal room of a larger car in short length. Much more practical than hatchbacks of similar length, but of course its look did not attract the young buyers Mercedes wanted to get into Mercs, so at some point, the A-class was completely revamped into a normal hatchback.
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  8659. In Australia, from1838 until 1902, it was illegal to swim at the beach during the day! Now that was a truly crazy rule.
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  8660. 1 Cassowary put an 8 inch Gouge in the door of a ladies car they've also been known to use their claws to tear through human flesh the outcome is normally your stomach on the floor
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  8661. I wish we had rally events here in the US almost as much as I wish I could be driving in these rallies
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  8662. LOVE THE " GIDDAY-OWYA-GOIN' " greeting, you really nailed it ian, congrads....authentic!
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  8663. The old Estádio da Luz used to have a capacity of 120,000 (there were three rings instead of two), so it had twice the capacity of the new one, though the new one can have up to 82,000 spectators for non-football events. I remember being there at the old stadium at full capacity as a kid - which was craaaazy! Especially as a kid! There used to be quite a few giant football stadiums back then (like the Red Star Stadium in Belgrade with 110,000 or the Puskás Ferenc Stadium in Budapest with 100,000, for example), but for security reasons they have been downsized - mostly somewhere between 55,000 and 70,000.
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  8664. There are now a lot of Chinese cars coming into Australia. They are becoming quite popular because they are cheap but most people still see them as poor quality. However about 20 years ago we started to get a lot of cars from Korea which had a cheap and nasty reputation, but now Kia and Hyundai are considered as mainstream good brands
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  8665. Most excavators have 3 or 4 pedals, sometimes one is turned sideways. These pedals are two directional. Eg, on a normal tracked excavator, the middle two pedals control the tracks. Push your toes and the tracks move forward, push your heels and they move backwards. Push only one, and you turn. Of course, if you swing the cab around the pedals don't know that so you have to drive it "backwards" to go forwards. The other pedals can control a number of functions, such as the boom telescoping, the boom rotating (some booms can swing seperately from the cab), the attachment rotation etc. The joysticks also have buttons and other controls like sliders, mini joysticks etc to give further controls. This is one of the cooler videos of these machines working, but you need to look up some other videos of them being demonstrated for potential customers to see what they can REALLY do. Note, these machines have some big limitations compared to "normal" excavators. Aside from the complexity for the operator, the mechanical complexity means more failure points and service costs as well as that these machines are quite limited in the working loads. A simpler machine 1/4 the price can lift just as much, which is why you only see these being used for the speciality jobs where other machines just can't get to. Older versions of these also didn't have wheels on the front, just the rigit legs (spades), so to move them you HAD to lift the machine with the bucket and walk it along to the job site.
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  8666. Danni must have been sooooo happy when Ian decided to do the rest of the Tim tams , enjoy
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  8667. The switches on power outlets is good. Sometimes if you have the switch flicked to on and you insert your power cord, you might actually get an electrical arc effect, you can hear the zap and sometimes even see the little blue arc. So yeah, I always make sure the switches are off when I plug something in.
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  8668. That time of the year it could be quite hot. It will be tough on the drivers, the cars, tires and crews. Hydration will be extremely important.
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  8669. Prague is beautiful. It blew me away when I visited. I went to Budapest next and it blew me away. Both beautiful in their own way.
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  8670. Liechtenstein is close to Switzerland. You may know the tools manufacturer Hilti. They are from Liechtenstein.
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  8671. the Z after consonant behaves the same as czech háček, so it only looks so different at the start..we had those untill 13/14century, zprzeszky it was called I believe🙋🇨🇿
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  8672. We love the man caves. 🇦🇺🍺👍
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  8673. Hey IWrocker! Thank you for watching my video mate! 🇺🇸🇦🇺
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  8674. Watching you get so excited makes my day! Every time! Keep going fam!!
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  8675. Hi Ian, I seem to remember that I'd recommended that video to you. In any case, great of you to react on it. Look at the (yet mild) traffic on the approach to Paris! The bikers are the Police and them and ambulances have absolute priority. The ambulance being Belgian, the police showed it the way too, in a foreign city. When they got to the hospital, the voice you heard was someone giving them directions to the emergencies entrance.
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  8676. You'd be surprised how much room there is in a mini. I'm 6' 4'' and it's one of the first cars I drove in one, I had to open the drivers window and let me knee out but I still managed. Having a wheel on each corner means that they handle like they're on tracks!!!
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  8677. Haha, well done. You know you have made it when you are featured in the Western Advocate!
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  8678. LOL.......Your dad mentioned "Outback Jack"......I used to play this one regularly....It was one of my favourite "pokies" (poker machines or slots). I hope he had better luck than I did!
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  8679. Ronnie OSullivans hardest opponent is always himself
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  8680. Congrats Ian, Daniella, Pedro and all your family. Many of us found you during lockdown. Your Channel is wonderful; you're so genuine, open, interested and willing to learn. Lockdown was long and hard but your joy and passion helped many of us through especially in Melbourne. You're a fabulous example to you kids family and the youtube world. Cheers mate keep on rocking! 🌏🎉🥳
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  8681. My guess is the road train was empty because otherwise they would need a whole heap more than that backhoe to even attempt to get him out. Actually, the fact that he was empty probably got him bogged in the first place because he didn’t have any weight on his drive.
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  8682. Well done, Ian. I am Australian, so don't have in depth knowledge of Europe, although I have visited a few times. I noticed a few clues in these. The first one had a sign right at the start that ended in "holm" (like Stockholm), so I thought it might be Sweden. The second one had a sign with Ø in it which I thought would be a Scandinavian country and it was pretty flat, so I thought it could be Denmark. The Greek ones are easier if you learn a few Greek letters. Most of the streets are called OΔOΣ (Odos), so if you see that on a street sign you are definitely in Greece. We drove through Tripoli on our way between Nafplion and Olympia in September but I don't recall the particular street they were on. I think a lot of people got caught out with the economic crisis in Greece, so you often see quite elaborate concrete skeletons of houses that were never finished because the money ran out. I don't think learning the number plates will be very helpful, given that the number plates in the EU are mostly very similar (blue stripe on the left side and white otherwise) and they are blurred, so you can't read the letters that identify the country.
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  8683. I reckon a good old Aussie panel van would turn heads there too.
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  8684. I remember the start of JB HiFi around 1974. My brother would help by making a bit of a trek to the single original store at Keilor East to buy bulk boxes of TDK Cassette tapes. Some for him and some for me. Now fifty years later most of my electronic stuff comes from one of their many stores in Melbourne.
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  8685. With all your vids I thought you might also have had a look at Sabine Schmidt's try at going round the Nürburgring in under 10 minutes... in a Van. It was an old Top Gear event after doing under 10 minutes in a diesel - also with her involvement as a coach and showing Jeremy Clarkson how it's done. She was the queen of the Nürburgring for a reason.
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  8686. Sausage Rolls are perfect for gatherings and kids love them.
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  8687. Dust no, cow shit yes.
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  8688. So i traveled Australia before i was 21, and i love living here, i have lived here all my life and grew up traveling AUS and seeing this amazing country, If you ever wanna ask me any questions regarding this go for it, But i have seen most of these places included pine gap! that was scary they pulled me over, a USA army guy took me from my car put me in the back of my car and drove my car 50kms away then told me to keep going. i was escorted from the place.
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  8689. Good job Ian, I think this guy was having fun amusing himself. Very few people would get the place name meanings. Typically people might know what the aboriginal name for where they live means but very few would have any general knowledge in that area. Aboriginal languages, not just dialects, number in their hundreds and so pronunciation is very area specific. People from different parts of Australia get the names of places they are visiting wrong because if it was in their area it would be pronounced differently...if you get what I am saying. The tucker box is as you discovered a box for carrying food. Typically on a wagon or the like. But tucker is a broadly used term for food in general. If you are having smoko at work someone might say "let's put the feed bag on and get into our tucker." It is common for most schools to have a tuck shop and people don't even think about it. A tuck shop is the little shop where you buy tucker, kind of like a cafeteria.
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  8690. I agree!
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  8691. The Hindi one was pretty easy. I’m sure he said “game killer”. Indians do a lot of that ie. throw in random English words and phases in the middle of sentence. The Welsh do it as well but I knew it wasn’t Welsh😂
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  8692. Hey Ian I used to be a volunteer for the south Australia country Fire service , it was great to see my home town service still going strong
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  8693. hi, in germany we build houses for the future. your own house should be for all future generations. You inherit the house and the property to your descendants. You renovate or expand. Thanks to the law, houses must have certain standards in order to be approved by the building authority. I'm not familiar with the laws, since I live in a rented apartment, but I'm pretty sure that such houses as in the States would not even meet the fire protection standards. Such a wooden house looks very nice and certainly has some advantages. but I prefer to have stone around me.
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  8694. For Scania and Volvo the numbers after the letter / letters is the bhp they have. Like the Scania in the video S730, S is the cab model and 730 is the bhp. Volvo FH 750, FH is cab model and 750 is the bhp.
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  8695. Wow, you brought up an ancient memory for me. Back in the 90's, when I was at University, one of our mates had one of these. On nights out, we would roll back from the club about 5 am and, if he wasn't with us, we would pick up his car and turn it the opposite way. He would wake up the next day in utter confusion. We didn't admit it was us until the very last days of our course ending. Good times!
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  8696. That was pretty funny. I nearly spat my beer out from laughing at the bull shark bit. Great react Ian, youre really grasping the australian sense of humour well
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  8697. The buses you were referring to at around 10:00, those are Barkas 1000.They use the powertrain from the Wartburg 353. It's east-german hardware.
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  8698. Hat's off to ya Mate. But, tbh you don't need to justify yourself & family to anyone. Hope all continues to go well and you all stay healthy. I will still continue to watch your content, great work! Australia awaits & will still be here bloke. Definitely need to bring Pedro when you get the opportunity. Cheers from down under in CQ, Qld
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  8699. A yowwie is a mythical representation of a bunyip. Echidna is correct. Customs always check international packaging. The 2cent piece has a frilled neck lizard on it 1 cent had a wombat
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  8700. If you watch anything 4WD on Youtube, this is the channel to watch Big thumbs up : )
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  8701. Ich weiß jetzt schon, das Ihr das mögen werdet. Polnisches Bier ist oft echt gut!
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  8702. Wi-fi & the 'Selfie' must be the most popular Aussie inventions to date!, and the Utility of course!
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  8703. I was born slightly south of it, think visited it once as a kid in the 80's. It was on the verge of disappearing since I can remember. It was once way bigger, around 150 square kilometers, but since before the 2nd world war active planting was done to limit the erosion and dust getting blown into nearby cities. Since Poland joined the EU, active tree cutting was done with financing from the EU, to restore the unique landscape. The main reason to keep it a desert is because it is "neat" to have something special. There are more pockets of small deserts around that area, as it is very sandy and has a low ground water line, because of mining in the area. In some places truly looks like you should find the baltic sea behind the next dune or treeline.
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  8704. In the United Kingdom, Opel models are marketed under the Vauxhall brand name. The current program includes the Adam, Corsa, Astra, Insignia, Zafira and the SUVs Crossland Stihl company that makes lawnmower engines also has a part in making car engines, they are world experts in magnesium castings
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  8705. so, I grew up watching Colin Mcrae during this era (i would have been 15 at the time), what you don't hear in the clip from Australia is the crew laughing about the jumps, there's a fantastic video of Colin and Nicky Grist (the co driver in this footage) at the 2007? Donegal International in a Group B Metro 6R4, some of that will have your heart in your mouth. A little side note Nicky Grist grew up not a million miles away from where i live in South Wales and has a motorsport supply company specialising in helmets etc.
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  8706. There are two Sand Car championships, Umm Hazm (بطولة ام حزم المانعية) in Saudi Arabia and Liwa (بطولة ليوا) in the United Arab Emirates, and they are divided into types of challenges, including the race to cross the time barrier and the sand show that you watched on Tariq Al-Khulaifi channel, and the participants are often divided between Saudis, Emiratis and Omanis...
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  8707. yeah, they call it a "magic" roundabout but all it is is 6 roundabouts arranged around a central one. i know of 2 others - Hemel Hempstead and my home town of High Wycombe (only 5 here). they are so easy to go round because you don't concentrate on the whole, you just treat each mini roundabout as an isolated one. Twin roundabouts - 2 merging into each other - are not uncommon in the UK. love the channel btw also my home town also has a road hill that is 22% gradient, arond the same as the one in Bristol. they had roadworks on there recently and the smell of burning clutches was ridiculous.
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  8708. Utes are really common here, the photo in the video was of a Holden which are pretty expensive. Id say the most popular ute would be the Hilux, but there are definitely are ALOT of utes in Straya. And for good reason, look up 'dual cab gun metal landcruiser', that thing is fucken gorgeous
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  8709. Is he going to shake it? He's got to shake it! Noooo! He didn't shake it! I remember drinking Orangina for the first time when visiting France (from the UK) when I was a child- and it was stunning! You can get it sometimes in the UK now- but back then it was something new. Another difference you didn't address is that the US sodas you showed had 260/270 calories in them- and the bottle of Orangina had 52.
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  8710. I was about to ask the driver if I could film his Scania again when I saw this video, what a coincidence! Thanks for the shoutout! :)
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  8711. Yes, Yes, Yes…..Soooo happy Pedro,Andrew and Emma have blessed us with their presence….Great video Ian and Danni…Thankyou….Cheers 💖🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  8712. You should check out the 850R variant. It's regarded by many as the best sleeper car. It has pretty much the same body as the rest 850 wagon but it has bigger engine and turbo
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  8713. Im from Austria, yeah..we have more variation in different Landscape...but i love Slovenia, its so f... Beautifull! So Many Grassy ,steep Hills... and on ever Top of the hills theres some Kind of Building, like a House or a Church. I m stunned every time i drive there.
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  8714. This is the second video from your content that I'm watching and I love it! I'm from Germany, so sorry for my english skills. The first video was the German beer tasting. You're so open to learn about other cultures in such a friendly way! The Abo/bell is activated! Go ahead like this bro! Best regards from Berlin
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  8715. Saw this video first through Instagram, MAN WHAT A FUCKING SOUND. When the turbo "chokes" going through those medium range rpm's is pure eargasm. Another onboard to HEAR is the Johnny Herbert tribute lap around LeMans in the 787B, oh man those downshifts are wicked. I'd put the Quattro S1 E2, the 787B and the F40LM as the best sounding cars EVER. Of course V10 F1 cars sound amazing, but c'mon these cars achuieve this at less than half of the rpm's...
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  8716. Sorry to say, but that film is not historically accurate at all. The setting is ridiculous and the reactions of the people are just nonsensical. We're talking about the age post industrial revolution. But here's a few fun historical tidbits about this trip. Bertha and her sons didn't actually know the way to Pforzheim and just went to places they knew that were kinda on the way and the just asked for the right way. Bertha also invented the first brake pads during the trip, when the rudimentary brakes (wooden blocks) were worn out and weren't capable of slowing the car during downhill sections and she asked a shoe maker to put leather strips on the brakes, which performed better and she could easily change them once they were worn out. The car broke down a few times from things like a clogged fuel or a worn out ignition wire, which Bertha fixed herself, with things she had on her. The car only had 2 gears, which weren't enough for getting uphill, so her sons had to push it. One of the first improvements Carl made to the car was to add another gear, so it could go uphill. Bertha basically stole the car, because Carl didn't really believe it would be a success, so she set out to prove to him that it would be. Word spread and half way through her trip, people and press were waiting to see her driving the car. Not only did she prove to Carl that the car would be a success, she got the attention of the people and the media. I guess the rest is history. Bertha was an inventor, mechanic, PR genius and probably the world's first real test driver
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  8717. I lived on cape barren Island in the bass strait, it's Aboriginal land with a population of 67. i taught music in the school
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  8718. Hi Ian, the gates open and lock together like that to allow loading and unloading at the rear of the last of the last trailer The cattle can walk through. They can't be like that while driving. The truck would not be able to turn. Regards, from Norm in Sydney.
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  8719. The first version was very difficult to drive. They noticed the front of the car was covered in dead flies and there were none at the back. That's how they came to the conclusion they needed to lift the back for more downforce. After that it was unstoppable. It's my favourite racecar ever. Love to drive it in the sims, so much fun. Project Cars 2 is a great game to drive this, the sound is spot on.
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  8720. It's a kookaburra, an iconic Australian bird and much loved! They belong to the kingfisher family of birds, but hunt on land, rather than water like other kingfishers. They eat mice, snakes, insects, small reptiles and the occasional sausage whenever there's a BBQ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqdRQxgtZtI
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  8721. Jordan has a good cult following online because of what he did in that Civic, one year he passed cars at bathurst at places where you would never think to pass cars like at Skyline and McPhillamy Park
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  8722. Bought a 1972 Landrover in 1996. Drove it off roading, including towing a caravan 80 miles there and back. Kept it 24 years before replacing it with 1984 Landrover 90. It is still on the road no problem.
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  8723. You will have to do a "Tim Tam Slam" !!!
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  8724. It's basically our 'weird flex' vehicle. Always boldly displayed at the car dealers' and the occasional interesting spectacle on the road.
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  8725. You might want to check summernats for nice cars, or maybe powercruse it's driving on a racetrack event, with muscle cars and all sorts of cars really.
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  8726. love that youre into it now, and the snooker! players to check out: zinedine zidane zlatan ibrahimovic wayne rooney steven gerrard paul scholes these are all from the 2000s era!
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  8727. WOW looks awesome Ian. I think there is plenty more to come after seeing that. Love watching your channel, keep up the good work cobber, cheers.
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  8728. The TATRA are renowned for their off road capability ..The one in the video uses the DAF cab ,If you look at the orange delivery truck in the video it is the same cab ,,Engine wise it i think is running the DAF MX 13 LITRE 530HP ,,It is also running the DAF exhaust after treatment system ...You may know the engine from your side as DAF are owned by PACCAR who do Peterbilt and Kenworth and use the MX engine it is badged as the PACCAR MX...Multi steer axles are popular in europe for normal transport ,though the steered axles are not drive axles..So you can have 2 steered 1 drive and another steer
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  8729. fun fact the first batch of American built Falcons couldn't survive Australia, one of the first actually broke in two. it's testing like this done to domestically built Falcons that saved the brand.
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  8730. Damn! I wish my Aussie mates would give gifts like these, and am Aussie!
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  8731. Another point is, we connect words, like 'I don't know' turns into 'Dunno' which also connects to the way we abbreviate everything, Or like my nickname for being West Aussie the 'Sand Groper' turns into 'Sangropa' lol, you should look them up, they are crazy little critters that burrow under ground and are commonly mistaken for frogs by the sound they make.
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  8732. about the understeer of European hatchback - a 90s Clio I - I had learnt a valuable lesson about 2 month after i got my driving license. When you take turn on a mountain road it make a great deal of a difference if you are driving alone or if you have 3 people in the backseat :-D
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  8733. audi 100 coupe from 1974. its the inspiration for the a7 line
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  8734. 2 cars I always wanted during the 90s and early 2000s was Lancia delta Intergrale and the Ford Escort cosworth with the whale tail wing 😊 and to be honest with a lotto win, I’d have a cosworth in my garage for sure 😉🤣
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  8735.  @IWrocker  You are looking at a 12,5m (41ft) long, 4m (13ft) high und 40 metric ton heavy arial rescue platform with a telescopic boom reaching up to 70m (230ft) at full vertical extension. A hydaulically driven pump with an output of up to 4000ltr (1056 gal) per minute is integrated into the chassis
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  8736. Those guys are funny. Many years ago, Milo did a promotion thing and you could get this massive Milo cup, I think it was 5-600 ml. So with a dessert spoon add 3 or 4 or 5, plus one in the mouth of Milo before you put the tin away, then add the milk and stir, not too vigorously though...it's always great when you're halfway through and you can see little sneaky bits still in the corners of the cup. Used to be a daily after school thing for me.
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  8737. French here, another reason is not only the size of the portion, but also what's in the portion. I looked at restaurant food in the US on google maps and found that a lot of restaurants serve, for example, pasta with toast. Like, plates filled with pasta and some toast on the side to eat with. That's VERY bad and will indeed bloat you and make you fatter. In France, we have an unwritten rule, which is to not eat any 2 of those at the same time : Pasta, bread, rice and potatoes. We avoid it as much as possible and any food that combines these is deemed unhealthy and fat. Funnily enough, fast foods may serve a bread sandwich with steak and fries in it, and it's called an "american". Basically, only fast foods might do the combo potato+bread, but other than that nobody will eat bread or toast with spaghetti.
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  8738. Old drivers used to say that it was very easy to know exactly where Iveco drove trough... they used to say that "pine cones would fall off the trees where Ivecos drove by". I have never met a truck driver who drove Iveco V8 and haven't liked it. Edit: another truck that sounds like an absolute monster is Styer... those were insane with all wheel drive, dif locks and many other options (made for the army but somehow sold tippers to the public)
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  8739. 0:07 Apart from the American "r" and the slightly off "Sch" it was pretty spot on, your German is really nice to hear and very close to native with that word 😁
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  8740. I worked at Holden 20 years ago, and the Crewman, Adventra etc were all in the planning stages well before 2003. Part of the strategy to wring out a million variants off the Commodore platform. Holden also had a warehouse not too far from HQ, where they kept about a half-dozen past concept cars in the back corner..
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  8741. I always have that cordial in my cupboard. I even use it in my sodastream. That bottle makes a good 5 litres, depending on your strength preference. Thanks for the positivity today….tough day for me, so I appreciate it even more.
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  8742. they did role out pay at the pump years ago....I never used it myself!...also even if you go in and pay it takes 1-2mins and you are out no big deal!
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  8743.  @EwanMarshall  We have analogue and digital. They are usually called Tachographs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachograph
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  8744. The clear water allows you to see great white sharks a split second before they eat you
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  8745. Like 90% of left turns have a slip lane to turn left so if he's specifically talking about city traffic, then yeah... but at least it's safe? City traffic is always BS
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  8746. Second clip with the round-about, is most likely a learner driver at a driving school...
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  8747. Glad you're feeling at home here in stralia Ian . And you haven't even stepped ashore . You fit our moulding " Bloke " and you'd fit in Nice
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  8748. Leaning Tower of Tim Tams! There's actually more flavours than even that, you're just missing the Murray River salted caramel and salted double choc varieties. Arnotts is constantly bringing out limited edition flavours so there will probably be more to try in future
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  8749. Now we are talking. I actually owned a few of these. You are right, with the narrow windy Euro roads these would smoke most American cars. That 5gt is beautiful.
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  8750. Hi, Melburnian here 😊 I appreciate you learning about this stuff, and not just for the sake of content but because you are genuinely interested. I enjoyed seeing your journey of discovery in this video, from not understanding and thinking it’s strange, yet keeping an open mind. You asked the right questions, and now have a good understanding 👍. I was going to say to think of it as though the cars waiting in the hook turn are now simply part of the traffic on the other road, and thus now obey their signal, but it seems like u already understand lol. Happy New Year 🎉 love your content. EDIT: PS: the main problem is drivers not waiting till the light is GREEN. Even if it looks clear you must WAIT. That’s why the introduced the digital signage.
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  8751. I'm Malaysian, not even an english (or British) speaking country and I would have known all those answers in primary school. Seriously even down here in the comments, some of your experiences are shocking. Never bumped into an American before, so I can't confirm
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  8752. Don't let people rush you guys mate, take your time and we'll welcome you guys when the timing is right. Congats on the new addition to the IWrocker family.
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  8753. Here in DK we have some smaller estates/station wagons in ambulance colours, they're doctors cars, they're usually used for very serious cases where it's vital to have treatment started right away. The regular emergency response team is educated in stabilising a patient, while the doctor can basically start performing procedures that would otherwise not start before the patient reaches the hospital. Also, especially during rush hour the smaller doctors car will often show up before the full size ambulance. I believe that it's most often used in cases where the heart or respiration is part of the problem. Edit: don't know if you follow NFL, but if you are, enjoy the Superbowl 👍
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  8754. Still in complete shock over Warnie. .. it hardly seems real. My thoughts are with both families. R. I. P Warnie R. I. P Rod Marsh
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  8755. I do it every time I’m in the states… turn the Aussie up to 11 just to mess with everyone! I had a blast at the outback steak house no one knew if was joking or being serious lol
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  8756. I wish we had smellovision. Looks yummy 😋. Onya Dani and Pedro for sharing. 🥂
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  8757. International Harvester Australia started in the early 20th Century (I want to say 1916 but I’d have to look it up to be sure) and had a long history in Australia. Around 1970 ish they shared cabs and things with Dodge (Chrysler Aust) trucks. I think the ACCO was the most famous Aussie Inter. There are at least a couple of people collecting and restoring International trucks here in Oz. Also my local council uses Iveco ACCOs for the garbage duties.
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  8758. Greets from germany!
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  8759. Love the videos. Very proud of my generous fellow Aussies!
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  8760. Whilst there is a much lower kerb than the US all the other features to make it stand out have been removed to allow the turn... the island would usually have railings for a pedestrian crossing plus white trashcan sized marker plastic bollards with hazzard markings and lane arrow, Remember UK road designs also have been designed around the OG mini which can run 10 inch rims... hitting a tall kerb in that sounds fatal similar thing happens with certain sized roundabouts when transporting wind turbines, they just make a road through the centre if going round would beech it on the centre island
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  8761. 6:38 no, that's Poland, not so far from Gniezno City in Wielkopolska region. North-Central-western Poland.
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  8762. this is actually awesome to watch :D now you just need to visit Europe ^^
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  8763. This is a nice compilation video. The architecture in most eastern Europe cities is stunning, Budapest is certainly not the only city that looks beautiful everywhere. And those emergency vehicles look nice too. I know that many bus companies in Budapest purchase second hand buses, hence all the different types and brands. Maybe this holds for some emergency vehicles as well, such as some fire trucks. The unmarked cars at 6:13 form a vip transport. A police car in front, the vip and a protective unit in the two (probably armored) Audis, and the Mercedes Vito van at the back could be an unmarked ambulance.
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  8764. Oh btw as an Aussie, the PAW PAW ointment for nappy aka Diaper rash. And save those Eucalyptus lollies for when you have a cold guys. I should send you a box of Tim Tams lmao.
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  8765. That was funny Ian. Milo first definitely. But the spoonful amounts are really up to the individual. That froth at the top after a big stir 🥰... I saw a comment, Milo on ice cream - another game changer ! Make sure you get a big tin cos 2 desert spoons minimum for each. You go through it pretty quick.
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  8766. Those green squid games spirals aren’t just an Australian thing; I live half a planet away and curse them too… sure, you don’t need to separate them, but it’s so damn satisfying when it works that you forget all about the blood lost to mosquitos while you were mucking around with it
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  8767. Never like tasting videos but yours are so homely and spontaneous it's really fun to watch! Cheers lads
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  8768. It's not Australia unless it ticks at least one out of the spider/ crocodile/ snake boxes
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  8769. What a lovely family you have. This video was a pleasure to watch. (I may be slightly biased.) Keep up the good work, and please, let us know when you are coming to Aus. xx
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  8770. The golden era of touring cars, they were running F1 budgets and it just got crazy. Jason Plato and Matt Neil only retired in the last couple of years and were still winning races. One thing BTCC cars are not, is forgiving lol, they are top level kinda deal. I've watched F1 drivers wreck them.
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  8771. I LOVE it - you said "g'day,ow ya goin?'" and you said it right - honourary Aussie here 🏅
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  8772. You do you and mostly it doesn't bother me, but the problem with calling gasoline "gas" is that in Europe and many other countries there are millions of vehicles that literally use gas (biogas or natural gas) as fuel. So unless the listener knows that your country doesn't have gas vehicles, you must understand how that is confusing. That's one reason why so many people don't like the word gas for gasoline.
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  8773. I like the sign I recently saw at a Sydney beach - a whole list of “no” this and that of what you can’t do at the beach. Someone added in pen their own rule to the list, “no fun” 😂
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  8774. Happy New Year Ian, Daniela, Pedro and kids. Have a great one mate:)
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  8775. The LAPD cars reminded me that in the 2000's for some reason, there was an exchange between the LAPD and the French Gendarmerie, with both forces traveilling to the US and France to demonstrate and share their skills. I remember seeing it on French TV so there are hopefully videos out there on Youtube. Also, France had at one point, real US polcie cars in action : between 2003 and 2008 or 2009, the Municipal Police of Montpellier had 3 Ford Crown Victoria as police cars. They only kept it 6 years because they were very inpractical to use in the narrows streets and their maintenance was very costly because those cars aren't officially available in France. But this was a totally legal and official Police vehicule!
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  8776. Well then now we're waiting you to come and trust me you'll have a fun time specially in the Offroad events👌🔥🔥🔥
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  8777. Definitely getting demonetised mate, you missed the beep on and F and C 😳 great video though, I literally laughed out loud with “The Remote part of the outback “ 😂😂
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  8778. Open hillclimb is amazing, we can see a lot of different type of car, old/new etc..
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  8779. Adrian does alot of car give-aways he's also bought some of the highest priced Australian cars at auction then given them away in raffles so this doesn't surprise me one bit 😂😂
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  8780. I believe DriveTribe is a pommy show, hence the weird names. In Oz, an Estate is a Station Wagon (Wagon). In WA the Police used to use 351 Falcons as pursuit vehicles until Ford stopped making the V8s in the early 90's, then the Commodors took their place. Falcon Panel vans were used as paddy wagons, then Utes with cages etc.
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  8781. On the date format. The US does know how to use it the right way, on the 4th of juli. Only 364 days to go. 😅
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  8782. Thanks, it was so good to see thee Ivecos! I used to have a small haulage company, late 90s early 00 and used to run the Ivecos because they were so cheap to buy in the UK, very uneconomical on fuel. But they pulled like a train, mine were mostly 320bhp, had a couple with 360 and fully loaded they would fly up hills without loosing speed, unlike the modern 500bhp Scanias we have today. Solo they would out preform sports cars. Used to love it when a nice shinny BMW came beside me expecting to beat me at the lights
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  8783. People are so generous. Well done to all. Congrats on your channel, growing every week. Hello iWrocker Family
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  8784. Ford Australia made the inline 6 cylinder Barra engine (legendary) that they can get huge amounts of power from.
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  8785. Bro the reason we don't have charcoal bbq's set up for people in our parks is you only need to wave 2 sticks in the general direction of each other and you'll burn down a few thousand square kms of forest and bush. That is why they are all electric, we're not just good-looking here, we are practical too!
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  8786. Best M.A.N. slogan they ever had was "MAN kann!" / "MAN can!" where they actually said MAN like "man".
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  8787. hahaha, you discovered the best food channel on the web that I've been subscribed to for 2 years. Eva is a great cook and Harper is a professional filmmaker. 😊
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  8788. Also a lot of Aus slang means different things depending on the context in which they're used:- "piss" - beer or processed beer (urine), "pissed" - drunk or cranky, "pissy" - someone with a Japanese bladder, someone who is a bit cantankerous or something which is bit weak (piss weak) "taking the piss" - giving some a hard time or accepting someone giving you a hard time "pissed off" - cranky about some thing "piss off" - go away and I'm sure I've forgotten something because my memory is pretty piss poor these days.
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  8789. Sheesh, I thought the Toyota Hilux was tough indestructible brute off road, but the Citroen 2CV is one serious badass of a car. It definitely punches above its weight and is just as tough and unbreakable as the big boys. Hats off to Monsieur André Citroën for inventing this remarkable little vehicle.
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  8790. The Utes are always loose. Great racing. On another note, I really miss Oran Park.
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  8791. About snow in Greece. Did you know that the town of Kastoria in Greeces north is the largest producer of fur products? It is high up and there are deep forests with giant trees. There is a lot of snow. A lot! Very close to Albania.
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  8792. USA: we have the best sirens and trucks! Europe: nope! We have the best one! Chile: hold my beer
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  8793. German here, I see some Doge RAM and Ford F150, I know one guy who has a F350 dually Diesel for hauling boats/yachts all over Europe. The Doge RAMs mostly have been worked on so they can use LPG as well, because of the insane gas prices here. I know one is used by a local construction company, another one is hauling his big trailers which are modded to be food trailer, like a food truck, but he put the trailer with staff in a place, drives off and takes another trailer next place...
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  8794. That bloke is spot on re getting left and right mixed up! I’ve been to the US lots of times and driven there many times and every time I drive there I get my “left” and “right” mixed up 😂 After a few days you do get used to driving on the other side of the road but that’s when mistakes happen. When you relax 😂 I also found I was almost unable to parallel park against the curb in the US. I was once in West Hollywood trying to parallel park and a very kind lady realised I was having trouble, took pity on me, realised I was from overseas and actually parked my car for me. I was so embarrassed as here I Australia I have no trouble parallel parking against the curb but when you’re on the opposite side of the car and street it’s a tad odd 😂I own the 8th last 2015 VF HSV Maloo R8 Ute ever made #1372 - you don’t get them in the US too often! Craig - Australia
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  8795. Power to weight. 6.4 Hemi is the most powerful Ram engine. Diesel doesn't like cold weather fuel seperates. Diesel is a low RPM engine. Gas ha higher wheel speed. (momentum) Mud and intercoolers don't mix to well. That should cover it and thank you.
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  8796. So with our toilets we have 2 different flushing systems a small flush if you did a number one a longer flush for number 2s we need to conserve water its the most precious resource we have.
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  8797. Australia vs USA in Speedway Cars for many decades😊😊😊
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  8798. Several of the worlds biggest gold nuggets were found in Australia. Unofficially there was the Holtermann Nugget which weighed 630 pounds and stood 59 inches. Officially there's the Welcome Stranger Nugget which weighed 173 pounds. Most recently there was a new one unearthed coming in at 198 pounds with the total coarse gold amount estimated to be roughly 562 pounds.
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  8799. Hey Ian, hope you are well mate, the dutch ' Verkeerspolitie Den Haag' (traffic police The Hague) features these kind of videos on youtube as well, their clips include sound from the radios they are using. These cops will communicate with one and other on things like directions, intentions and uncooperating drivers. The red car that failed to adhere to instructions from the first cop, got reprimanded by the 2nd. I think in town another bike joined. Coordonation is key in these cases and these boys in blue did a great job. These men are also employed at the yearly 'tour de france' and spend 3 weeks guiding the cycle racers around france.
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  8800. I'm so pleased that you are finding this journey enjoyable, and that you've made so many new friends. And good on you for taking the time out of what is a pretty important holiday to thank your audience. All the best for the coming year; stay happy and keep well,
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  8801. This was a grate video Ian, my younger brother dives one of them giant dump trucks at an open cut mine here in Australia, He has told me some stories of him driving down into the pit after the water truck had just wet down the roads and it was a wild ride, The way he described it to me its like driving a house.
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  8802. I recently did a snake handling course for work, very interesting and enlightening, and as part of the training we had to catch several snakes, including King Brown and Dugite (the trainer left the Tiger Snake home, but refers to that as the 'easy level', if you can catch a Dugite you can catch any of them). I would certainly suggest if you ever come to Australia that you do the 'education' component (which went in to snake behavior, and for want of a better term psychology of the snakes) not necessarily the 'handling' component, as it will give you a good grounding in the how to react if you see a snake, and how to stay safe in the snakes world.
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  8803. Ian, this vid was hilarious. Never thought Tim Tams as a theme could be so interesting and presented in so many different ways.
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  8804. We have Lanz Bulldog Meetings here in the South of Munich where you get rows and rows of those, each one better than the other... awesome! also the sound of about 100 of those going off at the same time is crazy!
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  8805. I highly recommend visiting Japan, the place is amazing, great food, great shopping, great sights and the people are the nicest most polite you would meet. Oh and the place is spotlessly clean, I just loved it. Coming from a bogan queenslander
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  8806. The old White one is a DKW f 12...the grandpa of the Audis...my dad have one Back in the 70 is...❤😊
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  8807. Ford
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  8808. The zig-zag markings are on the approach to crossings. They mean you can't park (as you would restrict view of the crossing) or overtake (as there may be someone on the crossing you can't see).
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  8809. One of the very few military vehicles that's designed with aircon rather than it being an aftermarket addon.
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  8810. Two things to check: Senna's laps, particularly the qualifying and the story behind the 1984 Monaco race, when Senna put his name on the map and Prost lost the championship because he won the race.
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  8811. In Sweden we have the "side by side" fridge/freezer, Caskets are very rare but are called "american model". The boxspring bed is called "Continental bed". Old american cars (70s or older) are popular but not new cars.
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  8812. finally a currency I can afford 😅
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  8813. I now live in Poland, although I am English and some years before I left UK, I would occasionally shop in Way-Mart, yes it was a huge store, but I shopped particularly for, would you believe it, German Suerkraut, which I learned to love as a young soldier in Germany during the 'Cold War' years....the only other places I could get sauerkraut were high end delicatessens where everything was too expensive.
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  8814. Like in most places in the world, police and especially the rapid response motorcycle police that we have here in Greece, go to guardian angel mode when it comes to children! They guide ambulances so the can make better times! Some videos that have come to light, show transport done in record time that seems unbelievable to all of us that know the time one would normally need due to traffic and the distance!! ! In some cases, if there is no time to wait for an ambulance they may use a police car, and in other cases, if it's just the motorcycles at the scene and no police car, one of the motorcycle police(there are usually two per bike) will even jump in the driver seat of the parent's car and drive. They have high speed driving training and are far more cool-headed, so they really deliver miracles!!! On top of that, these officers are so humble and do not seek credit! And to be just... Ambulance drivers are also badass here in Greece! They go above and beyond and will do everything they can to get the job done! Even in a crowded city like Athens! We see it all the time that real life heroes don't wear capes and we thank them for all they do!
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  8815. Adelaide was recently officially named the most liveable city in Australia, and the third most liveable city in the WORLD. This was filmed in the beautiful seaside suburb of Glenelg, where I live. Wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. ❤️❤️❤️
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  8816. Awesome bro, glad you guys got a taste of that. Powerful stuff. Watch the Boys go to war in the indigenous all Star NRL game. Maori Vs Indigenous Australians. I'll try and find a link for you.
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  8817. Iv many kiwi mates here in Auss respect to my Anzac brothers! And the HAKA is just adrenaline packed 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺👍
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  8818. 5:30 is a Lancia Montecarlo, the 037 Group B prototype was 1st built on to the Montecarlo.
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  8819. On snooker when you open, you avoid opening all the balls, it's a very tactical game. If you open the balls, your opponent will just wreck you 😂 basically you open, touch a red and try to make Q ball come to where it started
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  8820. Your family is precious and beautiful ❤🦋🌸 we Aussie’s are so happy to adopt you all and spoil you with gifts and generosity. Thank you for being so grounded in a world that’s often upside down!!
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  8821. Your children are absolutely adorable Ian. You have a gorgeous family. Thank you for loving my country
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  8822. Magpies that live around your home, recognise people as they come and go, and if she was the one who talked to them and fed them, they would be aware that someone had died. I love the maggies around my house. The parents and baby number 2 were in my yard a couple of hours ago, listening and feeding on the bugs in the soil. They can hear them! 🇦🇺🥰🥰
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  8823. You should check out the Leadfoot Festival. It's New Zealands version of the Goodwood FOS.
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  8824. Having lived in England until I was thirteen, the house we lived in (two storey) was constructed out of double brick and rendered and the exterior was painted and pebble created on the outside. The interior walls were coated in plaster. I now live in Australia, in the southern states most later homes are a brick veneer. They are wooden or steel framed , they have a single layer of bricks on the external walls and the interior is covered in gyprock. Gyprock is made of paper and plaster, the plaster is sandwiched between two layers of paper. This means a whole interior of a house can be plastered in a couple of days. The roofing on most older houses are tiles, which is fading out in favour of coloured sheeting .
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  8825. I learned to drive in a V8 with a manual box. Rover P6, 3500S.
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  8826. It literally rained at my house for 4 days non stop. Iv never seen this. And half the time it was super heavy. Down south has flooded for the 3rd time in like 10 years. Global warming has to be real. This shits not normal. Crazy weather
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  8827. She was missing on of the most ingenious foods ... Mett 😍 best combined with a bun some onions and a share of salt and pepper :) In regards to the processed meat ... our meat is far less processed as in the U.S. and although our industry adds (more than enough) additive, it is still quite healthy. Still one should not rely totally on meat consumption ;)
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  8828. Growing up we had a GTHO, a HQ 308 and an XB fastback. I've had an XY GT, R33 Skyline, XR-8 and currently driving an SS-V Commodore. Growing up watching Bathurst, being a major Brocky fan there are only 2 cars I'd sell my soul for, a 77 Firebird and a 79 A9X SS (though possibly also an XU-1 as an different shaped Torana). The thing that always drew me in were the sound, the flares, the stance, that drop-tank and yeah if you ever see one with full-length side pipes it's the sexiest car ever made in my opinion, even counting hypercars and supercars
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  8829. I watch him all the time I'm from Saudi Arabia. It so cool to see people from different countries see what we like to do on r Weekend's. 🇸🇦🇸🇦
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  8830. I always remember seeing the Snake Man at Maroubra Beach when I was a kid in the early 80s. The snakes always freaked me out but he did put on a good demonstration and explain the dos and don'ts of being around snakes.
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  8831. Yes, pushing a 2CV uphill is an easy task. We moved one to a winter storage, he thought I did all the pushing and I thought he did ...🇸🇪🇫🇮
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  8832. I’m a wombat, eats, roots and leaves
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  8833. Love Granddad. Lovely bloke.
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  8834. Good suggestion, I could go couple snags with barbecue sauce myself.
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  8835. Those boots Pedro is wearing need to appear in a movie.. they are incredible
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  8836. I lived in Launceston for 7 years and I left my heart ❤ there...lovely people I love the weather...good healthy food...now I live in Italy 🇮🇹 I love it but Tassie is another way of life...I wish I had never left....Australians are mates they just love to mess around with them😅
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  8837. Photo looks like a school of fish. A moving mass of fish continuously moves making many shapes avoiding predators.
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  8838. Ho guidato autobus e camion in tutta Europa, assicuro che la costiera amalfitana è un incubo per tutti
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  8839. Many wont admit it but the industry died when SUVs and 4x4s became all the craze. Out of nowhere everyone and their neighbour wanted an SUV(mostly females) or 4x4 tradie Utes(mostly males). I have always been a sedan type guy and never got into the craze. The sales figures are exactly when the hype started for these utilities, however i understand trends change. It was just funny and sad watching everyone sell up their local built Ford and Holden for foreign made product, yet later complain the local car industry died...
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  8840. Happy birthday mate. Love your show. You are blessed with such a beautiful family and you have shown us all that you are an awesome bloke. Can't wait to see you down under
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  8841. Normally adoption or naturalisation takes years in Oz , however if you rock up at airport immigration wearing the Akubra you are sure to be spoken to , welcome home . AKUBRA are in Kempsey , I worked in early '80s cutting fur from rabbit pelts. Iconic Australian company. Theses hats are not cheap $ 200 + starting price.
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  8842. Verandas, sunrooms, indoor/outdoor rooms & Alfrescos are common in Australia too. In newer houses these are inbuilt when the houses are built. You should check it out Ian.
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  8843. First I will like to say thanks for your work. This Unimog dates back to the 70s and it comes from the Danish Army. The chassis work as a part of the suspension as well and this is one of the reasons it is so capable in the terrain. Suggestion for another Mercedes to look at: they use to do tractors; try to write MB1800Trek on YouTube. If you think a Unimog is a multitool; wait until you have seen the MB Trek? Believe it was the first tractor equipped with full suspension in all four corners among many interesting features. BR. Mark T from DK.
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  8844. Add prices in these videos, show people how much each drink/food costs locally. Keep up the good work.
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  8845. There's a wildland fire version as well just so you know. Battlefield armour off, fireproofing on and a big water tank where the foot soldiers would be. Minus the armour but plus fire insulation and firefighting equipment it weighs no more than stock with a 5000-litre water supply and a crew of 5. Edit: OK you covered it
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  8846. If possible, you should take a look at all the different types of emergency vehicles we have had over time (from the 19's-20's), but in every state and territory in Australia!
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  8847. Duchesse de Bourgogne is a mixed fermentation beer. It is a sweet-fruity beer with a pleasant fresh aftertaste. Duchesse de Bourgogne is brewed with deeply roasted malts and over-year hops with a low bitterness level. After the main fermentation and lagering, Duchesse de Bourgogne continues to mature for months in oak barrels. Duchesse de Bourgogne has a full, sweet and fresh taste. that's what I read on the website of a liquor store, and it costs around 6 euros per bottle here in the Netherlands
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  8848. Hey Wrocker check out Albany in western Australia that's where I'm from...it was the last place in Australia that the Anzacs left
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  8849. Fairy Bread is a must for the kids. Its essentially 100's and 1000's on white bread. 1. Margarine on white bread helps the 100's and 1000's stick the more Margarine you put on. 2. Liberally sprinkle the 100's and 1000's on the buttered bread. 3. Cut the bread into triangles to enjoy.
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  8850. We wish we still had utes! All dead now, both Ford and Holden 🥺🥺
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  8851. Ian mate - that Twistee you ate first was about the biggest I've ever seen. And Chokito is a cracking chocolate bar.
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  8852. Technical inspection of cars in Croatia it goes every year (except for new cars up to 3 years old) and is inspected: - brakes, whether they brake and whether they brake equally on both sides - Handbrake, does it brake, and is it the same on both sides - Shock absorbers - quality - tire size and type (allowed for the type of car) - car color - (the one entered in the car register) if the car is dirty, the inspector can refuse the inspection until the car is washed - lights, quality and position - position light, stop light, turn signals - brake oil (viscosity) - mechanical inspection of car axles from below - quality of exhaust gases ** commercial vehicles (trucks, buses, taxis) they have periodic inspections, every 3, 4 or 6 months, depending on the vehicle and category
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  8853. I’ve ridden and driven some hella fast bikes and cars in my lifetime… but no money in the world would make me wanna be a passenger on these things 🤯
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  8854. As Ford fans know only to well 1979 A9x Torana is the best muscle car Australia made
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  8855. Dude you hit 30k. Stoked for ya but turn that bloody air con off 🇦🇺 And the suit jacket makes me think of Kevin Smith CLERKS. The dad is the best , he could walk into any pub in Australia and down a pint with locals no wukas 👍🇦🇺
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  8856. La Chouffe is like la shoof.
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  8857. Glad you liked it … we have it from baby till death … I eat it pretty much 4-5 times a week … the best is toast, butter, veggie, avocado, egg and Tabasco sauce … it wakes you up .. best breakie for hangovers …
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  8858. 4:00 That was quite poignant for me. In the late 70s, I was exploring an abandoned homestead in far western Queensland. One of the quirks of these old buildings was they'd lay newspaper down before laying linoleum or other coverings on the floor. I was peeling up the flooring to check if there was newspaper underneath and found a page from 1947. There was a small article of only a few paragraphs that said the Holden company was discussing designing and buildng an all-Australian car. I took that page from under the floorboards and kept it for about 2 years before I lost it in a duffel bag fire.
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  8859. The man is a genius. No other word for him. He plays as well left-handed as most of the professionals in the sport. Other players cab do what he does but it's the speed of thought in this. All natural.
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  8860. Next up...Ian tries Poached Egg & Vegemite on toast! 👍😋👍😋 Yummmmm 🇦🇺
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  8861. I have a vk Calais and a WB Ute. I'm so glad I didn't sell them for something less fun. R.I.P Holden. You will be missed 🇭🇲😭
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  8862. You need to look up the performance variants, XR6, XR8, XR6 Turbo, F6, Sprint, TS50, GT, GT-P etc, you missed out on a good percentage of the nice looking ones after the 80's. the reason you thought they were basic looking commuters is you were looking at base models. Maybe google "Modified Australian falcon"
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  8863. They are ford territory's... they were australian made only, and had the 4 litre twin cam syraght 6 barra engine, in both na and turbo, they came in 2wd and all wheel drive
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  8864. It's really unfortunate how large cars became, making racing nearly impossible on this track.
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  8865. For an added sensation freeze the Tim Tams before hand. The outer stays crisp and inside melts. 😋
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  8866. Can't beat a Bunnings Sausage Sizzle , the proceeds do go to charity. As we know, it is every mans god given right to accumulate excess tools and building supplies, in case we MIGHT need it one day!!
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  8867. Wonderful to see you all, hugs for the little ones growing so fast! 🙋💕👪 Enjoy! 🤗
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  8868. Loved watching you all enjoy the Aussie snacks. What a beautiful family. Thanks for the fun videos while we're back in lockdown in Sydney.
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  8869. When I was younger I planned to be a professional wit when I grew up. I got only half way to my goal. Yes, I'm only a half wit. Women often say I'm funny. I hear them saying, there's something funny about that guy... or that guy smells funny.
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  8870. Mishas Chanel ( guy holding the camera) is awesome. he has tons of great laps in amazing cars. he himself is FAST as hell around the ring so no, he wasnt freaked out, this was literally another day at the office for him. he runs a "taxi" service where he takes tourists around the ring in Porsche, BMWs etc.
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  8871. I love cooking, so I'll definitely be trying this. Thank you for sharing Pedro and Dani. 😋😍🙂🙃🥰
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  8872. 6:56 That's a Telstra public phone and it's free to use. From last year, 2021, local and national calls to standard fixed line numbers and calls to standard Australian mobiles on Telstra’s public payphones are free. What this means is that any person can now use all of the 15,000 payphones on street corners and in the tiny towns, truck stops and airports in every corner of the country to make calls for free. The Telstra CEO explained it this way... "I've seen queues of people waiting in line, coins at the ready, to use a payphone to call home and tell their family and friends they’re safe after a bushfire, a cyclone or some other natural disaster has taken the mobile network down. I know payphones are also a lifeline for thousands of vulnerable Australians; the homeless, the isolated, those escaping domestic violence, and often provide their only link to critical support services and those that care about them. Last year alone Australians made 11 million calls on payphones, including more than 230,000 calls to vital services like Triple Zero, so there’s no doubt payphones are already often the lifeline that’s there when it’s needed most. Telstra’s purpose is to build a connected future so everyone can thrive. To deliver on this ambition we want to contribute to a better, more caring and more inclusive Australia, an Australia where people can reach out for help if and when they need to, or just connect if they feel like it. The payphone network that we’ve been maintaining since the 1880s is a key part of that, and I’m delighted it’s now free for everyone to make calls anywhere in Australia."
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  8873. I am forever thankful and grateful for these amazing people that have sent us stuff and things for the kids out of their kindness. I have so many books to read them and I’m sure they know more about Australia than any other kids their age around here lol ❤❤❤
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  8874. in australia we call this, smash up derby
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  8875. A Family in Germany owns three, or four of the BTCC Lagunas. (Blue-Yellow Kaliber, Green Nescafé, and two Others). They used the Cars for Hillclimbing in Germany. Ultra hard Performance 💪👌
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  8876. We have had some amazing Irish players as well.
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  8877. Mate, we'll still be here when you're able to make it, take care of your family first.
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  8878. I’ve personally experienced what hitting a roo does to the most robust of vehicles at highway speeds; I imagine an f1 would literally disintegrate. We’ve plenty of better track options for f1 in Australia (2 spring immediately to mind 😁).
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  8879. Pizza and BBQ are the flavours I normally go for, they go well with a beer with a few mates. Have not seen or tried the Pizza Pineapple or Garlic ones… need to look out for them.
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  8880. Now you've experienced what Christmas is like in Australia, Ian.
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  8881. Great reaction. It is briliant that you know these 40 year old rally cars. Cannot be too many of your countrymen who have that knowledge.
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  8882. 7:10 We're gonna build a wall! And Australia's gonna pay for it!
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  8883. One aspect of "love of hatches" is based on ton of "windy/twisty" roads availability in near areas - they aren't too special for open roads but once you get some good snake-style road path (either tarmac or gravel) - it can deliver probably best (and still mostly within legal speed limits) "fun per buck" from car's perspective. While still brining groceries home... except milk - it might have turned into butter after all the twisty driving!
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  8884. They look so yummy. Great job guys 👍 Couple tips... Egg wash the sides also, more golden brown, and cut them to size before you cook them. You get the beautiful cooked ends on all the portions then.
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  8885. I love that people are starting to send things from local small businesses and original art and such. I feel like you have more than enough generic Aussie souvenirs. This was a great watch, obviously you must have Pedro there for all unboxings forever, he is an integral part of the online family now. I really think he needs his own channel. Love you all so much.
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  8886. Glögg is the best thing at cold weather. We have so many different tastes of them in Estonia.
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  8887. In Sweden, there is a ridiculous amount of vintage American cars, in the summer they are everywhere, not just at shows, I dont remember if you saw Power Big Meet, but you really should Also I own one too!
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  8888. Bunnings is regularly rated as Australia's "strongest brand" as well as "most trusted brand". (anything with a sausage sizzle in Oz gets double points)
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  8889. In Germany is not only Erbsensuppe [pea soup] popular, we have many other kinds of stews: Linsensuppe [lentil soup], Bohnensuppe [bean soup] with white or green beans, Kohlsuppe [cabbage soup] with white or Savoy cabbage or with kale, Kartoffelsuppe [potato soup] and of course my favorite: Gulaschsuppe [gulash soup]. Best meal when it is cold outside. :)
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  8890. I was just grabbing a Bundaberg ginger beer out of my fridge when I saw this. You must read my mind 😂
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  8891. I always feel so sorry for Americans not having access to proper baked goods, can’t even fathom! I live in Switzerland and honestly there’s pretty much a bakery at every corner. About the time, yes it’s an early start for us :3 Latest I‘ve ever started was at 3:00AM in a patisserie, my current workday as a baker starts at 11:30PM. Tbh it’s pretty hard work with quite mediocre pay and a guarantee for cuts and burns all over, but somehow I still like it. Especially at my current job cuz we are allowed to eat the leftovers for free XD
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  8892. I flew from Adelaide to Perth in 20 minutes!!! (There's a 3 hour time difference between Adelaide and Perth and when you travel west you gain time, it's a 3 hour flight.) 👍
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  8893. Gas here in Prague is about $7/gallon equivalent and the registration tax on a huge truck for personal use would be around $10k per year. It would also not be allowed to park on most streets in the center as it would be too wide and wouldn’t fit in parking garages.
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  8894. I am absolutely thrilled and made my night that u got my package 📦 and that you like there is another 2 coming your way in the next few weeks
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  8895. Hey Bro! At 4:34 in your video you see Sergio "Checo" Perez after he won his first ever Grand Prix in Sakhir 2020. If you get a chance watch highlights of that race. It was crazy because in the first lap he was hit by Leclerc and was dead last. He managed to surge up the field on pace and merit and was able to snatch the victory! That day Russell was replacing Hamilton (i forgot the reason why) and he would have won the race if a late puncture hadn't forced him to pit. Highly recommend!
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  8896. That paw paw ointment, is brilliant. I find it works really well on anything that irritates. It is made in Brisbane, Queensland, my home city
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  8897. So interesting. When I was flying into Las Vegas, it's weird, but the first thing I noticed looking down on the 'burbs, was that not one house had black or dark colour rooves. All the rooves were all very light colours, which of course makes sense given the desert location. My roof is black colourbond metal, and omg, even with the aircon on, and living in Tas, it's still hot as hell 🔥😵‍💫
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  8898. Not long ago the RyanAir ceo said that he’s thinking of bringing in standing sections because people don’t mind standing on buses so why not planes- imagine standing through these landings! 😅
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  8899. In the video where you guys were trying the Shapes biscuits, Daniela mentioned that she could turn them into crumbs, either for coating fried chicken and so on. That's a brilliant idea, I reckon! Imagine if she did a cooking segment with some of the Aussie goodies. That'll be awesome as! 😃
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  8900. I' m Canadian and my husband is French. We bought "American bread" once in France juste to try. It was awful!! Even the birds didn't want it. We told my inlaws THiS was NOT American bread 😂😂
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  8901. Hello from Sweden. My father worked for GM, and especially the Opel brand, for 25 years here in Scandinavia. I was just a kid when my dad and his boss went to Hungary for a business trip in the mid 1970s. They decided to go by car with a brand new Opel Commodore Coupe (B model), six cylinder and around 160 HP (which was huge for an Opel in the 70s). You can imagine the peoples reaction in a strict communist nation who had only access to Trabant, Wartburg, Lada, Dacia (before Renault bought it) etc... Opel cars (the more regular ones) were hardly seen as a "fun", "cool" or "exciting" car to have, but they were scary reliable and great German engineering. And in my opinion they had some really good looking cars too, the Opel GT and a few others were in fact cool. We used to take road trips to Italy, Hungary, Austria, Spain, France every summer in the late 70s and 80s... not once did we have any problem whatsoever with our Opel Commodore, Rekord, Ascona or Vectra. Fun times... My father passed away 4 years ago at the age of 83. I have so many great memories of our road trips all over Europe. Miss you so much dad...
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  8902. Good luck out there, my fellow banana benders! 👍 I'm in North of Brisbane waiting for the wrath of Mother Nature ❤
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  8903. Juste saying as a swede, they have great roads in Norway.. but they are narrow! Especialy if one leave Oslo!
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  8904. As a German, seeing these trucks reminds me of childhood.Most of these models you would either see on the road here, or on TV (Especially on the show "Auf Achse", centered around the adventures of two truckers on routes to Africa, the Middle East etc. Definitely a childhood favourite of mine.)
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  8905. Emma is so talkative today, so cute. Congrats on the new arrival and welcome to the world Sydney.
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  8906. Bulgaria also has a desert.
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  8907. ​ @IWrocker  and a Unimog filled up with german beer "for your wife". 😂
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  8908. Quick question... do you ever get mail from anywhere else in the world or have us Aussie's taken over your postbox 😅
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  8909. I witnessed 3 Min Min lights in North west Tasmania in 1982, I was 16y/o at the time. They were red, green and blue they appeared out of the hills, danced around for 15 - 20 mins and merged into one ball of white light, then seemed to vanish or take off at extremely high speed into the night in the blink of an eye!
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  8910. Those Women's Weekly birthday cake cookbooks have been the source of thousands and thousands of kids' birthday cakes around Australia for decades, for my 6th birthday my mum made me a Mixy cake (which was a pink rabbit character on ABC kids at the time), and my brother got a train cake when he was a toddler
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  8911. A good chunk of my boyfriend's family is maori so I got to see the haka preformed at a birthday party, it's very cool to experience the feeling in the room as it's preformed.
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  8912. Congratulations from the foothills of the Blue Mountains in Sydney 💜 I absolutely love Bubba's name and She's gorgeous, all the kids are 💜💙💜 wishing Sydney a long, happy and blessed life.
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  8913. Papa Pedro is a LEGEND
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  8914. Recently I was driving behind a black Jeep, its plate was Baa Baa, I like that. I did have to translate for my kids, but Baa Baa black Jeep.
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  8915. Rally in the snow, in dark.. It's actually easier than in the summer, first of you have information of every corner and obstacles down to every 10 meters from the co driver. Then when you miss some corner a bit you have the snow banks as support, in the summer you'r off.. And with the studded rally tires you have better traction then on gravel.
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  8916. largest sand island in the world, creeks you can drink out of, fishing is great and so pretty , i lived in hervey bay where the ferry departs from to get there
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  8917. The "ambulance" is a 2nd gen Rosenbauer AT fire engine, based on a Mercedes Benz Atego from the early 2000s. You can tell by the view in the rear mirror towards the end.
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  8918. This track, (Paradise Valley in Rotorua) is shaped like an egg where T1 T2 is tight so theres always action off the start. This was what is known as the World 240s so night 1 is qualifying and the top 24 go through and there is a repecharge or LCQ for the last 2 spots, 3 races for the title with each driver having a back middle front grid position with the highest points winning
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  8919. Not all of the types of insurance mentioned are mandatory in Germany. Some are and other are too but only because of a specific career choice, e.g. accident insurance for jobs with a high risk of accidents, such as roofers.
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  8920. When i was younger i got to ride in one in an event where they demonstrated what these could do and the feeling when this thing clings onto a steep incline/decline is really wierd. You constantly have the feeling that its gonna tip over but it is nowhere near its limit. PS: On the hood it says "Der Alleskönner" which means the one who can do everything / the jack of all trades.
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  8921. Also, if you want to see sunsets, then you need to go to Western Australia. Watching the sun set over the Indian Ocean is something you'll never forget.
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  8922. vegemite
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  8923. Here's a bit more info on the Holden Torana A9X. The Holden Torana was so small (for a V8) it was actually in the Guinness book of records in the 70s, for being the only car in the world that had the option of a 4, 6, or 8 cylinder motor. The 1974 LH Holden Torana SLR 5000 and the more race-focused later version 1977 LX Holden Torana A9X both came with a 308cu" (5000cc) V8 motor. However, you could also get the exact same body (minus the wheel flairs) with a 4 cylinder or a straight 6 cylinder motor. The SLR 5000 and the A9X variant, came as a 4 door sedan or a 2 door hatchback. Google "SLR 5000" in Google Images to see the original street version. It was a lovely beast.
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  8924. As a mother of 5, I fully can understand the anticipation and excitement it always feels like baby number one. Even though you've been through it. Every delivery is different. Congratulations and I can't wait until the baby is born. Wishing you all the very best 👌
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  8925. A lot of the 80s cars are all a mix of Vauxhall , Holden and opel 👍🏻
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  8926. I grew up in Tasmania. The coldest state in Australia. So in winter we always drank "HOT" Milo. Four teaspoons of Milo in the mug. 1/4 fill with milk. Pour in hot water while stirring vigorously. This dissolves most of the Milo, but leaves some nice crunchy bits on top. Some people use all hot milk instead of milk & hot water. But I've never been big on drinking milk. Not since I was a kid, and my grandfather (who was a dairy farmer) told me that milk was just cow's blood with the red stuff taken out. Sort of put me off for life. He was a funny man, my Grandfather.😄
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  8927. Look up this title; 1040HP Audi RS7 C8 *333km/h REVIEW on Autobahn*
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  8928. gunshot changes every year, there's about half a dozen different entries some harder than others. the one with the toyota and camper was the easy track.
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  8929. Never have I seen races like these on my many visits to Thailand, but I did ride in one once while on a tour to the Bridge on the River Kwai. Was quite exciting and fast, but not near as fast as these guys were doing. Some I saw that day did have V8 engines, and all run straight exhausts with no muffling.
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  8930. I live in a country (Spain) where stereotypes amongst tourists from overseas are spreaded. I've came across this several times. No, not all spaniards dance sevillanas and cook paella every day lol. There's a wide array of lifestyle, food, people... depending on the region you visit. And I imagine same thing happens in that neck of the woods.
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  8931. Thanks for taking a look at SISU. SISU doesn't seem to be very known outside of Finland. Here where I live in the south of Finland, most of the different heavy trucks on the roads are Scanias and Volvos, but after them SISU is as popular as any other brand. Please do check out the defence/military branch of SISU, they're pretty cool.
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  8932. not sure if you realised (i’m sure you do) but Australia has 4 different time zones at Christmas 😬 Merry Christmas from right at the top of Tasmania!
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  8933. Finally. Someone built a life-size slotcar.
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  8934. We are extremely lucky in the UK for landscape. Some great roads. Its a Peugeot 306 with cosworth parts I think. Hi from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  8935. The DTM 190E evolution is my most loved car of all times. If I had money to spare I would build a replica for sure. I know I'll never drive one, but anyway it is awesome.
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  8936. You should also know that Czech beer glass always count with the foam, so even when it looks like half of it is foam, beer should be on mark. And when you wait few minutes, foam will turn to beer and increase level of beer.
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  8937. Generally if you give someone a wallet or purse with out some money in it, it's bad luck 🇦🇺
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  8938. Cheers matey, love the videos and hope you do better and are more fortunate in the future. Love the give back to your great community and I’m sure all us Aussies are glad you love our cultural significance and differences to the world and it’s great to know that you’re willing to continue studying and learning about our great country. Good luck with the rest of your life and I’m sure me along with so many others have enjoyed all of the past 2 years of quality content, congrats on your achievements (1 Mill) and love from all us ❤️❤️👍🏼
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  8939. Well done guys, I'm so happy for you. I'm glad to be a part of this journey with you.
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  8940. Next Engine I just Gotta see.. TELL Me below 😎⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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  8941. The bugger ads actually had me looking forward to the ads. A small minority of nasty prudish complainers with nothing else to do with their lives got the ads banned, grrrr. Also the fact that some ridiculous people believed that cows drove cars and that cars can jump off cliffs and stay in one piece and said it was false advertising, I mean seriously, as if! It was all just fun and fantasy 🤷🏼‍♀️😆
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  8942. Malcolm Douglas was great with wildlife
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  8943. Near my grandparents beach house many years ago, there was a Rolls Royce in the living room of a house that overlooked the water.
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  8944. Later that year Bertrand Gachot would be imprisoned for a road rage incident involving a taxi driver in London. The trial started just before the Belgian GP at Spa in August. Gachot would be replaced at that race by Michael Schumacher.
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  8945. TBH I am shocked that TimTams are not being marketed in the US. I know they can be got at speciality shops but I mean in general. I think they would be as popular as Bundaberg drinks and probably more so. Yes we get a lot of paper wasps but not too many of the really nasty ones and thankfully, no Murder Hornets. When they say Brisbane they mean the greater BNE area including the Sunshine and Gold Coasts. The reason it is dear up here is Covid when so many people moved north to escape the worst of Covid. That women's family are fecking heroes. An EB is nasty, you need to act very fast and very calmly. You don't get taught how to pressure bandage a snake bite over there? I mean you lived in rattler territory after all. You can buy specific bandages here that have indicators on them to show when correctly tensioned. I thought they'd be standard everywhere venomous snakes were prevalent. I'm on the board of the local showgrounds (think County Fair) and the stuff people flush down toilets would amaze you. It's a large enough expense to feature in maintenance cost reports. That's the same world over, people are pigs. Maximus is a brand of Gatorade-type drink with the same electrolytes but 1/3 of the cost and much less sugar. Yes they come in large sizes but if you are outside working all day in 40 degree heat you need it. These ones aren't bad for you either. No one drinks these at a barbie, they are a drink for outdoor workers and tradies.
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  8946. The car did actually come with all the buttons etc from BMW, thats why it looks so well integrated. When you look at BMW parts catalogues then you see that they have part numbers for all the special police parts, including the livery.
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  8947. Australia has one of the most secure banking systems in the world but in 2008 in the depths of GFC, there was great apprehension about banks deposits so The Federal Government introduced this scheme which guaranteed investors/depositors $250000 in any bank registered in Australia including internationals. Really has nothing to do with the U.S. It's just spin..ooo..ahh. For interest's sake, Australia was the only country not to experience a recession in this period. The Reserve Bank and APRA (Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority) form a great partnership to restrict lending (or have policies to guarantee in certain circumstances like COVID) lending in the financial sector. It's held the country in good stead and the period following COVID was the 1st recession since 1992. An amazing achievement.
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  8948. Imagine an electric semi trying to do that run
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  8949. I went to the Bundarberg Rum factory over 20 years ago. We toured the whole factory process and got to taste the molasses from part of the process. Back then there were not that many flavours, but we did get a couple of free drinks at the end. Most of the flavours were alcoholic!
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  8950. Oh what a genuinely heartfelt video ❤️ Congratulations, very well deserved. Us Aussies appreciate your love of Australia 🇦🇺 your eagerness to learn and your correct pronunciation of our words 😂. You and your family are beautiful and I cannot wait to see your channel continue to grow and share the next big milestone! 🙌👏🎉🥂
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  8951. About Gorillaz: Damon Albarn is the lead singer of Blur. Few things sound more British than Blur.
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  8952. Look on your rice bubbles box for the "chocolate crackles" recipe. That was the last one you didn't know about. You need patty papers, Cadbury bournville cocoa powder, icing sugar, melted Copha (coconut fat solids), milk powder and rice bubbles. This is easy, we make them with the kids, stir it up, spoon into the papers and firm them up in the fridge. If you want to get fancy you can top them with baking sprinkles, not needed at all though.
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  8953. With eggs, they come warm out of a chook's arse! Normally when you buy eggs (Supposedly "fresh!") from a supermarket, they're usually over 30 to 40 days old! The best eggs are fresh eggs straight out a chook's arse to your plate! Hence that's why us Skips call them "Bum nuts!" Googy eggs or googies if you're a youngster!
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  8954. The shortbread difference could be comparing an all butter cookie with one made with a blend of vegetable oils or margarine. Its makes a huge difference to taste imho.
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  8955. E300 D, guilty. Best car I ever had. And dude, here in the Netherlands Diesel is imho the better option. A large part drive a diesel. Comfort wise and m/g wise… The Germans agree for the most part.
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  8956. You can't keep wildlife as pet's any more in Australia. When I was a kid, I did have a pet kangaroo of course it's name was Skippy, very original 😆. I used to have to go to the local deli every morning to get my father his morning paper and the kangaroo hopping beside me and the shop owner always gave Skippy a carrot 🥕. This was inner west perth 😀. Enjoying your content cheers 🍻
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  8957. He has just recently become both the youngest and the oldest player to win the UK Masters
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  8958. His mom is czech, i think.
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  8959. His brothers name is Mike Hunt
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  8960. Yeah, don't go to Devil's Pools. That's just a scary vibe there, even without knowing the traditional story. Oh, there is a waterfall up where I lived called Roaring Meg Falls (Kija) where men are not supposed to swim. For good reason. Traditional Lore says the falls are only a woman's place and men can die if they venture too close. And yes, many men have died ignoring this rule, yet no women from memory have ever come to harm there. I just didn't go near the place.
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  8961. Possum magic is an Australian classic… best book ever!
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  8962. In Australia there are more than 40+ different Indigenous Tribe languages.
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  8963. It's always strange to see other countries getting around all rugged up at Christmas time and us Aussies are getting around in t-shirts shorts and thongs (flip flops) I reckon that it changes what presents are bought for Christmas aswell 😀
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  8964. Hope you and Bruce will do some Scania videos, Nice seeing you in his chat yesterday. Take care and hope you get a good weekend. Love from 🇸🇪
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  8965. My wife has a Peugeot 207 hdi at 110hp but i made an engine optimation to it and now it has 143hp. Goes like hell for that small shoe box 😂😂😂
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  8966. Do a Fat Pizza compilation. It's the most Aussie show ever.
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  8967. Ahhh the good old demo derby. Highlight of any speedway event for this family 😃
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  8968. Hi guys. I know you said you still have parcels to open but I think we can safely say my parcel is lost and gone forever as it is 5 months now. Very sad it didn't make it too you. :( :( :( All the best for 2022.
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  8969. That house surrounded by the new suburb is in Hambledon Rd, The Ponds, in North West Sydney, not in Perth WA.
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  8970. With all the books the kids are getting they'll be teaching the teachers at school about Australia!
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  8971. Hunday, Tuesday, Wednesday ... 🤣🤣 Thats what I think everytime I hear an American pronounce Hyundai... We say more like High-yun-day. Racing is always fun when the cars are similar as its more down to the driver skill. Keep up the Aussie love Ian.
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  8972. Can i just say it's kinda cute to me how Ian and Pedro often have the same beer preference 😉👍
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  8973. When the news first came out it was roundly dismissed as an April Fool's joke, but both brands have today confirmed that while they won't be releasing the product as an ongoing part of the TimTam range, there are, in fact, five packets in existence that can be won.
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  8974. You should set up an email for us Aussie’s to send in and show our cars. I know a lot of us watch your channel and most aussies love our cars and have cool things to show
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  8975. I'm British and I've heard plenty of British people absolutely adamant that England was not in Europe anymore. I agree with your statement about seeing other parts of America. I have no interest in visiting New York but I have been to Oregon and Minnesota and I would love to visit other states, avoiding tourist traps, West Virginia and Colorado are on my list
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  8976. Didn't us Aussies give the nickname 'Godzilla' to the GT-R because it smashed everything it came up against.@IWrocker thanks for these Reactions i forgot how good old Aussie racing was keep up the Awesome reactions.
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  8977. First time I drove in the USA, I pulled out from the car rental, started to head down the road then I saw 4 lanes of car coming straight towards me 😬, I quickly drove over the medium strip to the other side of the road. Geez” I got abused 😂. I learnt very quickly to keep the middle of the road out the drivers window, although 4 way intersections in the US still has me stumped, so I just creep out slowly & get more abuse from those behind me. 😂
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  8978. Love hearing your perspective on the circuit and cars.
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  8979. When I was a a young man I worked on a Kimberley cattle station as a boar runner. The station was 6500 Kilometres squared . Larger than some European countries. What an incredible experience. You really have to experience the outback for yourself. It has a special magic of its own . And the night skies is Absolutely spectacular .
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  8980. This is the best American info video on Australia out there. The vast majority was pretty accurate and it was funny too. Also thank you pronouncing emu properly Ian. Your a bloody legend 👏 😂
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  8981. I had vegemite sandwiches almost every day for a year. Taking a break from it now lols. Should try Tim Tams
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  8982. Yes Coles is a major supermarket here and you did indeed spot the Holden logo at the dealership.
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  8983. In 1981 I drove from Perth to Bathurst for the Great Race . It took me and a mate 38 hrs .( 4000kms /2400miles approx) Unfortunately the big pile up stopped the race early . We didn't get to see any racing . The trip was worth it . We were in a XB GT.
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  8984. Hope it will get to Liverpool fans singing “you’ll never walk alone”🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻. Nothing else like it.
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  8985. I reckon I’ve watched this video 20 times in the last 2 weeks! You’re totally right Ian when you said about an awesome marriage with the Aussie XT Falcon and the American Nascar engine!!! I love it!👍🏼👍🏼
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  8986. They changed Conrod Straight for the '87 race, there was a fatal accident at the end of Conrod in the '86 race.
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  8987. Be good to get some more on board footage. Love that stuff. Definitely feels like a video game!
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  8988. As someone who has performed (classivcally trained Soprano) at the Sydney Opera House… it’s not ‘acoustically shitty’. Not in all the theaters. Until the recent renovation of the Concert Hall (which had originally been intended to be the Opera Theatre… the government of the day swapped them over during construction after sacking the architect) the acoustics were a bit hit and miss in the Concert Hall. But they did a huge renovation & have fixed the problem.
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  8989. I've been on this and also under it: you may not stop your car on this so it's more impressive from down under even though the view is magnifique up there undeniably. Also Millau is known for being the world capital of paragliding.
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  8990. Glad to see you check out something from my country. :) You should check the old Romanian off-road vehicles Aro. They were amazing, one of the best drivetrains that can compete even with modern stuff.
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  8991. 8:41 - Ironically all 6 states of Australia have now passed some form of Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) laws. The NT was first with these laws, (and I distantly knew of the one and only person to avail themselves of that law before it was blocked, (he was a resident in the block of units I lived in) but will be one of the last to actually be able to use them.
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  8992. That was fun. Really does show how tight the course is.
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  8993. Man that was the craziest lap of Nürburgring, I have ever seen, he pushed that car to the bloody limit, he definatley knows that track and car very well. insane
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  8994. we used to go to the speedway every Saturday night in my old home town Palmerston North NZ. The track was pretty close to the centre of the city and attracted thousands, The demolition derbys were the best
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  8995. Driver from Finland 🇫🇮 here. Learning to drive and driving in the US sounds really like the WILD WEST 😬...
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  8996. IWrocker: Posts a video about bollards. Me, a Geoguessr player: Clicks immediately 😀
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  8997. I was fortunate enough to co-drive for 2 rallies back in the late 1990s. It was only a Fiat Uno Turbo with around 150BHP, but to this day, still the most exhilarating experience of my life. Hitting 90mph on forest tracks, just wide enough for the car, gives a feeling that I still can’t describe. God only knows what the fast rally cars are like to be in/drive! They say the closer to death you are, the more alive you feel. I can definitely vouch for that. I’m in my late 40s now, but given a chance, I’d do it again in a heartbeat.
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  8998. Looks like a great event, many nice Volvos and Saabs. My favourites were the blue Volvo in the beginning and the Corvette.
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  8999. @1:44 "That's probably not even enough" Truer words, mate, never spoken. @6:10 We don't need "Taste-o-vision", we grew up on these types of combos. (throw in some mini-marshmallows)
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  9000. 8:14 the comment about how tall the supercar looks.. he's right. When the Mustang replaced the Falcon, they basically had to fit a coupe onto a sedan body as the old rules were for sedans only. From next year Gen 3 will have a much lower roof line, making the coupes look a lot better than this.
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  9001. My Husband grew up in Mount Macedon at 750 meters above sea level, about 60ks from Melbourne, they’re had Snow before on Xmas day, but it was unusual. Victoria and it’s weird weather never sure if you’ll need swimmers or jumpers on the 25th!
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  9002. Australia Day tomorrow and i am going to fly my Australian flag
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  9003. Considering that the Britek Falcon Supercar brand new from the team would be around $500k AUD if someone grabs one for under $100k is a steal indeed.
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  9004. I bet there's Americans out there thinking " Wait. They eat LAMB !!?? ".
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  9005. Yay, I’m so glad you got some Clinkers, my fave is pineapple, you will have to let us know which flavour you like the most ❤️
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  9006. NFSA is the National Film and Sound Archive. They have some great videos on YT.
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  9007. That was my era, it was much better than today.
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  9008. the "rear horn" is ,making the truck loud BEEP BEEP when driving backwards
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  9009. 5:40 we also have college here, but its below university... you go to college to get into university
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  9010. If you want to see more of John Clarke search Fred Dagg . John Clarke is a New Zealand comedy genius.
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  9011. It was not Serbia, but Bosnia with high percentage of non foreign speakers…Serbia is located between Romania and Bosnia. We need to work more on your Balkan knowledge:)😊
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  9012. In Czech Republic, there is mostly 95, 98, 100 and even more premium 102+. But atleast where I live, most gas stations have 95 or 100.
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  9013. I live in an ugly suburb of Baltimore, and feel trapped like a rat. I wish there was some way I could live in the Swiss Alps instead!
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  9014. 2:29 that's not a real game - it's a comedy sketch with Morecambe (the other player) and Wise (the umpire)
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  9015. And don’t forget, crocks would eat alligators for breakfast
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  9016. In polish we also have words with Germanic origin, for example drawer, szuflada in polish, Schublade in german or ,,many", wiele in polish, viele in german, there are also some verbs that have the same root, malen, malować, to paint,
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  9017. Aotearoa, New Zealand is the one place I'd migrate to if I had a mind to leave Australia. The history and culture and landscape just draws me in. Aotearoa never ceded to British rule. A treaty was signed, unlike Australia where the British basically tried to commit genocide on the Traditional Owners of this country.
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  9018. When I lived in Scotland, I once caught a train with a Scot and an American in the same car. I could understand both, but the American couldn't understand the Scotsman and the Scotsman couldn't understand me (Aussie). One of the funniest trips I've had with strangers. Another time I moved in with a new Scottish flatmate and I'd been living there for a few months when, one evening, she asked me what I was having for dinner. I answered, "I'm gonna cook a chook for dinner." Her blank look told me she hadn't understood. I ran the sentence back through in my mind but couldn't think of anything she would be getting stuck on. Finally she asked, "What the hell is a chook?". Hadn't realised till then that 'chook' is an Aussie word.
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  9019. We came from Finland in 1968 so the first few years we had live trees but could never find a tree like the ones that looked liked the ones from Finland so we had a artificial tree that looked like a European tree, decorated with electric lights that resemble candles and baubles etc.
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  9020. Kate Winslet in the movie "The Dressmaker" 2015 did the best Australian accent i have ever seen and heard an actor get perfect and she did get it perfect. 👍🤠 👍KATE WINSLET👍
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  9021. Memories of “the Italian job”. True driving skills would be to simply reverse out the way he came.
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  9022. In my town there are also vending machines for bicycle parts like tools to repair tires, new tubes, new brakes and all the stuff to maintain your bicycle, so in a country where they use bikes on a daily basis you can still get your stuff when shops are closed.
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  9023. Brother you make me feel proud to be Australian again - I have an equal fascination and love for the USA - perhaps one day soon we can both live out our travel dreams! Big love from down unda!
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  9024. Bathurst 1000 coming up again soon. 👍
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  9025. As an Aussie, when I was in the States, way too long ago, I found the transition way easier than I imagined but not without some risk and adjustment. The main thing wasn't keeping on the correct side of the road, it was looking the right way when turning or exiting from an intersection or driveway. The direction you need to look is the opposite from what you are used to. ie for me having to look to the left instead of the right. As a side note, when we in Sydney had the Olympics in 2000, in the CBD "Look Right" was stencilled on the footpath for pedestrians at intersections so that people from nations that drove right wouldn't step out in front of traffic when they would be used to looking to their left before crossing the road.
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  9026. I grew up in the 70s and 80s. Some songs were edited but many were played 'as is' and it was often years until I realised what the lyrics meant 😅 Re: tap water, it depends on the city. Melbourne water is ok (I still use a Brita though). Brisbane water tastes of chlorine, and Adelaide water is famously gross 😅
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  9027. It shouldn't matter if one state is cheaper than another...the fact is an iphone costs basically the same everywhere...so all wages need to reflect that. Yes the expensive places will usually have higher wages but nowhere near the big gap there is in the US. Minimum wage should be the same nationwide no matter the cost differences between areas...it should be based on the cost of living in the most expensive state but maybe more humble accommodation. This minimum wage should be the same even in West Virginia where it might be really cheap to buy or rent a house (this gives the people living there the option of living in an area that might not be the best but they can live extremely comfortably or move but sacrifice cheap living). This makes it possible for people there to bring themselves out of poverty and either make the area a better place or leave and go somwhere else. The only wages that should be different is of course jobs where the wages are double, triple and more than minimum...here is where companies and employees decide the wages for each particular job in each particular area...this is where the wage difference should be...not the government mandated minimum but the companies vying for good employees and paying for it.
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  9028. I'm SO glad to see you play this game! I absolutely love it and I think there are a few things that might make playing the game more enjoyable for you in the future: 1) Until you have your own truck, I'd suggest switching to realistic automatic. These trucks usually have 12 gears - changing them is just tedious. Once you have your own truck, you can install a kind of "cheat transmission" which gives you 6 gears and artificially increases the torque. That works great for a conventional H-shifter. 2) That beeping you heard was indeed an alarm indicating low pressure in pneumatic brakes system. Every time you depress and press the brakes, the pressure goes lower and will have to be built up by the engine. So avoid "abusing" the brakes. Look at your settings - you can use engine braking or the retarder to lower the frequency of brake usage. If the pressure gets too low, the brakes lock and you can't drive. If you don't want to deal with that, turn off realistic pneumatic brakes in the game settings. 3) While red light rules differ between countries (eg. IRL in Poland you can turn right on red if there is a green arrow indicator), the game will always fine you for turning right on red (unless you turn offenses off in the settings) 4) When you take your jobs, it's a good idea to do little detours. Try to investigate the question marks on the map. Some of those are dealerships, which will allow you to buy your own truck. 5) Don't be surprised that your truck won't go faster than 90 km/h (around 50mph, I believe). That's the maximum legal speed for trucks in Europe and trucks have speed limiters installed in them. if you feel like having a bit of fun, you can turn the speed limiter off in the settings. 6) The roads in the stock part of the game are... not very realistic. There are some weird road design choices going on and in general the roads in countries like the UK, France, Germany, western Poland etc. don't really look like they do in real life (sometimes even the lines on the road are completely wrong). The DLC parts of the map received much more love and the road actually look pretty good there. Anyway, watch out for outside lanes that for some reason suddenly turn into off-ramps without much warning, which doesn't really happen in real life. That's everything that comes to my mind. Have lots of fun and happy trucking!
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  9029. Congratz Ian, Daniella and the fam 👏. Well deserved. Shows that nice guys finish first. 👍🇦🇺
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  9030. Original & Double coat are best. Sending more tim tams after you already had 30 packets was a big over kill. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  9031. Make no mistake, these are good to have around. They eat the shitty animals that you really don't want in your house. I have a fairly large one that lives around my yard. He often curls up in the laundry when the dryer is on. Nice and warm for him I guess. I just use a broom to push him out the door when I need to get to my clothes.
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  9032. Lavender fields in France don't only look fantastic the smell makes it an even more beautiful experience when you visit.
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  9033. There's a reason they were called the Shaggin' Wagons. My sister and her husband had one for years. Bought it real cheap second hand back when 70s gas guzzlers were dirt cheap. It was yellow with red decals, had the 5.0 liter V8 and aftermarket headers, a four barrel carb, 4 on the floor. It had a bumper sticker that said it this car's rocking don't bother knocking. I was too young to know what that meant 😃
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  9034. Farmers have them.
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  9035. I never had a desire to visit the US, until I found myself there one day. I found you to be generous, proud of your nation and eager to share . That was almost 40 years ago and I am proud to have called many of you friends since then. I think Americans and Aussies share more as friends and allies than any other two nations on earth
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  9036. Yeah I've seen him somewhere along the way & was impressed by his cooking. His irreverent style is definitely a winner & I imagine would inspire anyone to try making a good home cooked meal
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  9037. The SMFC on the back on Sydney guernseys is South Melbourne Football Club, they moved to Sydney in 1982. Also, the Brisbane lions used to be the Brisbane Bears but they merged wit Fitzroy Lions and keeping their Lion logo. This happened in 1996.
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  9038. For Belgium. The glass bottles are green, if they come in plastic bottles they are also transparent bottles. We have both 7up and Dr Pepper here.
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  9039. Hi Ian, My wife and I used to live 30 kms from Jindabyne.. A beautiful area, and we learnt to ski in our 50s, quite old to start, and we loved it. The ski industry in eastern Australia is huge actually. All accommodation is booked is booked out months in advance. Summer time in the Snowy Mountains is amazing too. To hike and picnic above the treeline is so beautiful, usually some snow in pockets left over from winter. Below in the treeline, the beautiful Snow Gums grow with their lovely coloured bark . Such a beautiful area! Also, in the southern state of Victoria, there is a thriving ski industry as well. It is quite common to meet Americans and Canadians who follow the snow from home, and work as "lifties" on the ski lifts. We used to work cleaning windows in the resorts, before the season actually started. To go to work on a skidoo, and it was nothing to have to jam our ladder in a metre the snow to clean the outside, while my wife would clean inside. Loved it! I am widowed now, 76 years old, and I enjoy your channel down here in Oz. Regard, Merrick.
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  9040. Yes, I was 12 when the mini won in 1966. It is interesting that the cars back then were driven to the track as they were all road registered, then driven home after the race. No race seats, many had bench seats or bucket seats, very intersting era.
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  9041. I had some Rehau, Swiss/German manufactured double glazed windows fitted nearly forty years ago to my UK house. Besides the noble gas leaking in three minor units, they are all still working perfectly (replacements were around $75 or £60, each incuding fitting). The patio door is a similar "tilt and slide" aswell. Must admit though, we do need a fourth replacement unit in the kitchen now, due to a bird strike of all things!
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  9042. I think a major difference in BBQs is that ours tend to be electric in Australia. So you don't need to provide fuel; just push a button and cook.
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  9043. I believe that lol can’t believe how generous a gift that is. I will definitely wear it a lot :) I love hats 😊
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  9044. That SsangYong makes the Pontiac Aztek look good. Both the Barina and Captiva are from GM South Korea, ex-Daewoo. You were right before correcting yourself, the Ford Capri was marketed as a Mercury Capri there. Subaru Liberty and Outback are very similar, the outback being a little jacked up for mild off roading.
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  9045. I once flew back home from Johannesburg to Sydney. The Wallabies (the Australian rugby team) were also on the flight, having played a match against South Africa. They were all huge. I remember standing next to them at the baggage carousel after we'd landed in Sydney. It was almost as though they were another species.
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  9046. Most people assume countries are as they are portrayed in movies and we know that's not true. People need to have an open mind when they travel.
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  9047. Kudo's to you for showing you baking mistakes, not a lot of youtubers are so honest. I found this video delightful! you were both so excited to make your lamingtons, even when they weren't perfect you still were so enthusiastic <3 And No shade on you! I come from a family of amazing australian cooks/bakers and they all say sponge cakes are the hardest to get right! My mother has worked as a head cook in several bars/resteraunts and it is family legend that no matter what recepe she follows and no matter how good the sponge cake looks during the process it wil end its journey just like that, a cake slab!
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  9048.  @TrackRecord3455  i just work at a DAF dealership, not at DAF itself... Me coming across this video really isn`t anything remarkable either... I had been recommended vids about trucks from this channel before, since I`m interested in trucks, and watch videos about rigs from all over the world from time to time, and I got recommended this video when it released. I personally find the new trucks to be super cool, and wanted to hear what he`d think of the trucks, so I figured I`de share some more info and my take on some of what he said about the truck, and DAF in general...
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  9049. If there were more people like You, world would be a lot better place. 😊
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  9050. I was there at the opening and I had the honour of singing there in the combined schools choir.
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  9051. Ian, after following you for quite a while, I just think that most Americans are just like you....so all good.
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  9052. In the past it was really hard working in a semitruck. Today it is a breeze to drive it. It always make me wonder if you take a truck like this back to the seventies or eighties how the drivers back then would respond to driving a spaceship like this. What would their reaction be?
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  9053. The AU Ford Falcon is one of our best burn out cars that can be bone stock and still burn out like crazy
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  9054. Great singing emma!
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  9055. You watched Australian video for so long that you said G'day in the right vocabulary. Lol
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  9056. In Galicia we've been blessed with one of the most spectacular and gifted driver to ride a Sierra RS Cosworth. Look for Javier Ramos Grille, pure talent, just an artist on the wheel.
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  9057. Interestingly, look at where the front side indicator repeater is on the Porsche 911 (992) GT3 RS. The EU regulations viewing angle is from behind and slightly to the side, and not directly opposite the indicator repeater.
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  9058. Congratulations to you Ian and your entire family. Well deserved. Keep on rocking IWRocker!🎉 🍺
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  9059. Clips between 20:07 - 21:17 were filmed near me. I see that green/red Scania always parked near the road so you see it in full glory. Never seen or heard it drive though sadly. But I guess I have now!😂
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  9060.  @daveamies5031  Same in Germany, at least when I was in driving school. Hill starts with handbrake had been practiced. That english driving intructor is stupid :)
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  9061. Many of these cars were under 5k To day most of these cars are over 100k
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  9062. I couldn't hit play fast enough!!! It's so exciting to see what you loves have been sent! Thank you muchly for sharing your family!!! Loved the sound of the trucks!
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  9063. Roxy, Mel and Andrew, you guys are awesome. You make me proud to be Australian. The joy you bring to the iwrocker family is awesome
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  9064. I wouldn't want to take Ian on in a pub quiz if Bathurst is the category... 🤨🤠
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  9065. You could start your own "Treats of Australia" store
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  9066. Why can't people just accept that some people prefer no ABS?
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  9067. Bunks in euro trucks are a little narrow but are about 7 feet long, so you would fit the length easily
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  9068. I’m Swiss, and I can tell you that the alps change a lot depending on where you go, if you love seeing mountain I would raccomando going to different regions and not just one. And on a sunny clear day if you go on top of one of the bigger mountain closer to the center of Switzerland, you can almost see the entirety of the country.
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  9069. Ian we have approx 25 million people. The percentage of Aussie people who, "do a shoey," is likely to be, 0.00001% or something like it. Assorted Bogans don't represent the average Australian. 🙈
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  9070. Pedro is amazing... love him. Love the whole family... thank you for showing us a part of your lives in today's video. Those packages were awesome...hope you all enjoy. Cheers x
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  9071. Great! So you can do your "Eurotrip" without leaving U.S. - travel in beer country by country. Germany was good choice for start - so you can continue by Czech beers, then Austrian, Belgian, Dutch, Brittish and Danish. Poland might be the next one - they started to make some interesting beers not long time ago - and even Italinas and Croats make some drinkable ones. 😉
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  9072. Wonderful to see the children and Daniella again! The kids are growing so quickly, and becoming their own people! Sydney is looking to be the biggest star, look out Emma! It looks like you are easily able to control any sugar overload! 👍 I used to eat most of this stuff by the packet, but I'm trying not to now, its so tempting to start again they really do look good! Marshmallows! 😋 I also love cheese Twisties! Wow, Mango licorice that's new! Watch out for red flavour and colouring! 🤗
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  9073. Before COVID hit I did the 1 way flight from Perth WA to London. It took 17.5 hours non stop on a plane. Long haul flights to and from Australia on an Australian airline are very different to normal economy. Theres way more room and on my flight we have snack bars you could take free food and drinks from as well as they had removed a row of seats at the back of the plane and installed a hand rail so you could stand/walk and stretch. It also pays to dress comfortably and have plenty of your own entertainment;
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  9074. LDV stands for "Leyland DAF Vans" and used to be a british-dutch van manufacturer which was a cooperation between Leyland and DAF, it went bust sometime in the late 2000's and got bought up by "SAIC motor" in 2010 (Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation), and then started mostly to make EV vans and have now branched out to the European and Asian centric segment of "Luxury people movers", for example in SEA there are Lexus MPV's, the Philippine police got in a little hot water a little while back for spending a part of their budget buying Lexus vans instead of the intended Toyota and Mahindra (indian SUV, van and 4x4 manufacturer)
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  9075. I live in Bundaberg, Queensland. There is a small town further north that (as far as I know) is the only town in the world that is a number. The town was known as 1770 but has recently been altered to seventeen seventy. This is the place that James Cook landed to repair his ship after being caught in a storm off the Queensland coast during his voyage up the east coast of Australia. Because of the size of the bay, it is also the only place on the east coast where the sun can be watched setting over the water (with cold beer in hand of course).
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  9076. I've been to a few different countries. USA infrastructure seemed a bit run down in most parts. Chicago was OK, but I ended up spending most time in Grand Rapids. As a single female I felt pretty safe, but I'm pretty street wise anyway. The Mexicans I met in Fort Worth were the coolest ppl I met on my last trip.😃
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  9077. As an Australian at 55 years old I love Jarritos soft drinks, just saying for Pedro.
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  9078. Same in dutch "gaspedaal"
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  9079. Coopers sparkling or vintage ale if you can get your hands on it, it's a yearly release
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  9080. Carlton dry.
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  9081. We travelled from the west to the east and back and it is something I highly recommend doing. I have lived here all my life but was amazed at just how big the country is. We had extra water and supplies packed with us but luckily there were always a lot of cars and trucks around and we would make regular stops at the petrol stations on the way. The coastline is beautiful, and you see so many unusual and interesting things. We haven't been up to Broome yet but will do one day, have done a lot of travelling down south in WA though and again beautiful views and landscapes.
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  9082. The Toyota's rego expired on the 11th of January and the yellow plate belongs to a grey Holden Rodeo with current rego.....we can check rego status online. Very illegal. 🤣👍
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  9083. Have you watched the Stadium Super Truck races? half the series is in USA & the rest in Oz as a support race for the V8 Supercars...it’s very entertaining & action packed
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  9084. Surfer's Paradise is amazing and I think it is much like Florida with its beach culture. I am too old for the night-life but I love the vibe. The whole area is kept very clean and is a pleasure to walk around. I reside in Sydney and have been going to Surfers Paradise every year since 1974 for 4 weeks vacation. Telstra phone booths are hard to find but they have recently been made free to make local calls. I do like your new format.
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  9085. This is absolutely amazing happening! Never seen it live, but always on TV, when possible. Talking about Motocross, there is a great video about the US Professional Drivers and how they thought, they are the best in the World especially compared to the "European" Motocross drivers, with a little bit different bikes. So, they wanted to settle this matter once and for all, so the US Drivers challenged the "Europeans" to come to the US and race against the "Amis" . Well, the rest is history........it is a bit long but totally worth watching!!!!
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  9086. Love the way you have falling in love with our crazy ass sport
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  9087. the ingredient quality just isnt there at a low enough price for places to utilize fresh ingridients for traditional recipies, much easier to add spices and sauces and salt and sugar etc. You will find good places all over the usa but theyll be at premium prices if youre looking european italian style. I also dont think people realise how good the pizzas at even random local places can be in the uk, probably because theres real italian immigrants from italy lol.
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  9088. 11:50 "Webasto" is a brand of heating system. It uses the fuel of your truck and inject it in a separate and more efficient burner/heater It is near mandatory in our military vehicles here in EU !
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  9089. I am old enough to remember this, it was a big deal at the time. The cars had to be driven flat out to maintain the 70mph around the track. I have one of this model in a ute, they are collectors items now.
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  9090. Bro here are some vids you could check out on the cars that will race at Le Mans next year! Its gonna be insane! •"Official Imsa GTP 2023 test at Daytona" •"New Ferrari 499P LMH On Track Reveal Imola" •"New Bmw GTP Lmdh testing at Road Atlanta" •"New Cadillac GTP Lmdh testing at Sebring" •"Peugeot 9x8 LMH (Le Mans Hypercar) Raw sounds from its racing debut at Monza Circuit" •"Nascar Hybrid Le Mans Chevy testing at Sebring" The videos are short so i think u can watch it all in one video ✌🏽
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  9091. Just checked, 100F would be 37,(7)C, so hot but pretty acceptable for a summer in Romania, unless it rains, then you can't breath and can't dry your sweat. Worst part is that winters and be -20C or lower, so it's a constant struggle to adapt to winter and summer temperature. When it gets to 42 or more, that's problem, especially when I don't have AC.
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  9092. I can remember a "race" with a 2CV. Me and a friend were driving to Munich and we met 2 girls with a 2CV. My friends beat up beetle was as slow as their 2CV. Longest Autobahnrace ever, no speed limits were harmed in the process.
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  9093.  @IWrocker  I know, I feel bad today. We are winding you up a bit, mate, sorry :)
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  9094. They're called turbofan wheel covers and were used a lot on rally and hill climb cars, as their brakes get insanely hot. Porsche and BBS made one for one of Porsche's rally cars I think.
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  9095. Hey Ian, just some notes that I don't think anyone has mentioned in the comments yet. At 5:39 the name 'Macquarie' in Port Macquarie is pronounced 'Mc - worry'. The animal at 7:22 is an echidna (pronounced 'Eh - kid - nah'). They are absolutely adorable despite being 'spike balls' - google them, they're too cute! :) At 19:27, Wagga is pronounced 'Wog - ah'.
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  9096. In Bavaria, beer is classed as a staple food.
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  9097. I drive a 2014 Duster 4x4 diesel, chose it because it seemed to be the best fuel economy 4x4 on sale at the time, can get 60mpg on long journeys. 228k miles and been very reliable, only had to change alternator, lower control arm and a rubber hose. New rrp was £14,000 in 2014, but a base spec petrol 2x4 Duster Access was £8,995 back then. They also now sell an LPG Duster, and in LHD markets there is an EV called Spring.
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  9098. You should watch onboard videos like Marcus Gronholm 6th gear 46sec in Ouninpohja stage on rally finland. There are plenty of onboard videos from famous Ouninpohja stage :)
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  9099. Another enjoyable mail time video. If and when you come to Australia, you might have to row a boat to get here so you can burn off all the calories from the food you have been given. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  9100. this car was totally insane. It's not twin-charged but supercharged and turbocharged all at once Lancia in the 80's: "we need power. We'll put a turbo. We have a lack of power at low rpm. We'll add a supercharger. The car needs to be light. We'll use masively carbon fiber and kevlar to keep the weight under a ton" i don't know what sort of substance they used at this time in Italy but it brought strange results
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  9101. I'm actually from Bremen in Germany. Beck's is the world wide most sold german "Pilsener" or "Pils". Since 1873 brewed in Bremen. The beer won gold medal for the best imternational beer at the world exhibition in Philadelphia...🤤 The older guy knows what's good 😉👍
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  9102. I think the girl at 4:36 actually meant to say electric kettles. They are so much faster than using a conventional kettle on the stovetop and certainly don't seem to be common at all in America.
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  9103. I always said if I didn’t live in Australia I would live in Canada. I’ve spent a lot of time there and absolutely love it but Australia will always be home for me
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  9104. Makes me want to go to Australia... wait, I live here!
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  9105. One aspect left out is trailers. US trailers generally have two axles with twin wheels set very far back (some are moveable). This is great for stability on long straight roads going on forever. European trailers mostly have three axles with single balloon wheels and set much further forward, which aids in maneuverability while being able to carry the same load. Downside is that the load on each wheel is fairly high and they all run in the same track, which increases wear on the roads and when making tight turns the three axles have to twist or pivot across the road surface which also increases wear significantly to the extent that in corners with heavy truck traffic the asphalt gets deformed into berms or ridges.
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  9106. Citroen DS can drive on 3 wheels if you get a flat, just remove one wheel pump the suspension and off you go ;-) Movie title is "Le gendarme de Saint-Tropez" and its one of the whole series with Louis de Funes
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  9107. I was proud of you Ian when you said 'Is that the Bungle Bungles?' just before the narrator said it. Honorary Aussie.
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  9108. This vid is pretty misleading. As you saw most of them are promotional cars. But our undercover cars used every day are still pretty crazy. You never know if the car behind you has lights hidden behind the grille. Some of them aren’t practical either. If they want to arrest you they will just call another car to come to pick you up.
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  9109. Another great Mail time Nathan choose well! It's great seeing Emma getting excited to see what was in the box. Also that can of "coffee" is a you'll know best served cold!
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  9110. search for Wallhalla in Germany
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  9111. I like most car racing. But especially love Bathurst.
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  9112. Coca-Cola Dr Pepper is available in the UK. Also in Poland you can buy Dr Pepper in the French supermarket Carrefour .
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  9113. Tassie one definitely the best love that they added the Tasmanian tiger to the plate, pretty sure its also the Tasmania logo too but its a nice touch
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  9114. I would go with an airaid cold air intake. it frees up restrictions in the intake. a bigger throttle body would help. I would recommend a procharger kit for your truck. a stock hemi can handle the 6 pounds of boost. which when you tune the ECM can give you approximately 125hp and about 105fb of torque. I would use either the diablo Trinity tuner or an hp tuner for your truck. both companies have dealership that you can either go to or help you customize your ECM tune. and then kooker long tube headers if u can get the ceramic coated headers. they will help keep engine bay heat down. open to a full 3" exhaust with a dual in dual out muffler. I have a flowmaster super 44 dual in/out 2.5 on my 5.7 and the sound is amazing!! this allows you to keep enough back pressure to keep the engine running properly while eliminating the need for any style of crossover pipes like the "H" pipe the "X" pipe. it also allows better flow through out the whole exhaust. then to get the best of your cold air intake find a hood with a functioning scope and if possible heat extraction vents. all of this is the "simple bolt on" stuff anyone can do to get more power and economy from there vehicles. then if u want you can go into the more expensive stuff like cnc heads comp cam intake manifold (your procharger will come with new injectors) and so on. you can also get a yank torque converter that should help give you a better response off road and on. find new drive shafts stock is big and not as strong as others. these are what I am doing to my mega cab 2500 as well. hope this helps :)
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  9115. If you live within a few kilometers of the coast the sea spray gets into everything, especially cars.
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  9116. The date thing is a bit confusing and also tipping. In australia we can leave a bit extra at a restaurant if you like but its certainly not expected. And if you buy something there is no ticket price plus tax, the ticket price is what you pay. When i visited america they are the 2 things that were hard to get used too but i really enjoyed the trip😊😊
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  9117. I lived in Tassie for 40+ years. My wife and kids.were all born an bred in Tasmania. We moved a few years ago to Western Australia because our kids were all here and we needed the help they could give. Tassie has the best food and the friendliest people.
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  9118. The 917 is probably my favourite sounding Porsche ever
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  9119. Nice to see you all had a great time indulging with the treats. On the subject of Vegemite, I love Vegemite on toast with fried eggs on top. The Vegemite takes the place of salt. You can also use it to enhance the flavour of stews etc.
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  9120. Hahaha ... the footy rivalry is real. 🤣 The fact that both codes celebrate our Indigenous peoples is awesome, so both leagues have my respect for that. However, for the sake of said rivalry, it's probably true that the guernsey designs were started with the NRL, but the Indigenous round was an AFL initiative as far as I can tell 😜
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  9121. As a swede this large tall man in this small car makes me think of classic swedish car reviewer Christer Glenning from the 80s. (Yea, this comment are mostly for other swedes.)
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  9122. Bertha Benz was the first woman who snatched her husbands Car for a roadtrip to had some fun^^
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  9123. It's perfectly normal that you don't see streets or cities similar to Lisbon, or even the rest of Europe, in the US... for some reason the European continent is called "the old continent". Most European countries, as well as cities, have many centuries of history, unlike the USA, which is a relatively recent country. The buildings that you saw on the first street, which caught your attention, would probably have all been there when the USA was being colonized.
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  9124. Ian if you don't know already we do have truck racing over in Europe but surely you guys over in the US aswell..... They typically boast 1100hp and around 5000 NM of torque, so I guess this one is only slightly modified I highly encourage you to search for that on Youtube, should be easy to find :) Edit: search for FIA ETRC..... there ya go
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  9125. Cox overcame a lot of obstacles to make it to the level he did and despite many teething problems I personally think he turned into a decent player. Not really the player who was going to regularly turn matches around, but decent enough to make a worthwhile contribution. Not sure whether he's reached the end of his AFL playing days yet but he proved an American with no idea of the game and from a country where AFL is almost an unknown sport could do it eventually, so he gets a thumbs up from me.
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  9126. I can't help but feel a tug at my heartstrings when I watch or listen to anything Anzac related. Thank you for an excellent reaction to such a sombre occasion.
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  9127. The first two points (bread and Xmas markets) made me feel privileged. I'm French and I live close to the German border😉😉 .
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  9128. I love how you know how to pronounce Aussie places how we do. Bathurst is such a awesome place and very nice to drive the road around Mount panorama, a must do if you get the chance.
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  9129. Theres 2 Perth’s in australia. One is the city I’m WA & the other is a little town in TAS
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  9130. oh my god. I learned English when I was 5 or 6 and ever spoke it since then. And I have to admit that I get a shiver down my back when I hear some Americans speaking. and an American friend always tries to correct my pronunciation. But I did not know that I was all the time right and I just spoke in the most sexy accent ever. Thank you New Zealand!
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  9131. The wonkey donkey is a classic, you and the kids will love it
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  9132. would laugh if Russell Coight showed up to give him a tow. Lol
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  9133. From a Door manufacturer/Importer in New Jersey, USA Design Differences : Regarding design, European doors are well-known for their sleek and modern look. Manufacturers craft these doors with high-quality materials like wood, glass, and metal. They also have minimalistic designs. This design technique helps create a simple and elegant look without extra detailing. In contrast, American doors are available in various styles, from classic to modern designs. They often have additional design details like glass inserts, raised panels, and sidelights. These doors come in various materials, including fiberglass, wood, and steel. Energy Efficiency : Another difference between European and American doors is their energy efficiency. European doors have fantastic insulation, can reduce noise, and prevent heat loss and drafts. This is because the doors have multichambered construction that helps reduce heat and cold transfer. Although American doors may look good, they don't have as much energy efficiency. While some brands may offer some insulation, they're less effective than their European counterparts. Durability : European doors can withstand the test of time because of their high-quality materials. Their solid construction offers increased resistance to weather, wear and tear, and fading. American doors heavily rely on aesthetic design and often use inexpensive materials in their construction. They’re more prone to rot and warping and may not withstand the indoor or outdoor environment of your client’s property
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  9134. I love seeing an American loving the Aussie car culture, maybe check out some more Aussie burnouts.
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  9135. I grew up in melbourne, Coffee based on local baristas, beans roasted in local areas ( go vittoria). i would prefer a coffee by a melbourne trained barista in a street cart against the coffee provided by a 4-5 star restaurant in sydney. (thats just here in australia) world wide only parts of italy would match. Ian, there are several aussie coffee shops in New York, ok primarily for aussie expats, but if your in the area Little Collins 667 Lexington Ave New York, NY 10022 is probably the best known. I am too old to be in the back packer scene anymore, but the best advice i can give any person in melbourne thinking of travelling to the US is getting a barista certificate. the questions go like this "your are an australian? make us a coffee.....your from melbourne??your hired.."
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  9136. IWrocker descending into the rabbit hole of lemonade.
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  9137. “Am I going to win my first snooker game” as he immediately snookers himself 😂
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  9138. I remember you mentioned that you used to be forklift driver just looked this up for reference to wage differences The average forklift operator salary in Australia is $58,500 per year or $30 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $53,625 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $67,324 per year.
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  9139. Oh no Ian, don't make an entire continent turn against you! Great vid as usual mate.
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  9140. In Norway the standard max length is 19,5 meters (and 50 tons wight), but timber trucks can be 24 meters (60 tons) and "module trucks" 25,25 meters (60 tons). "Module trucks" are a truck with an extra trailer. The "module trucks" are restricted to roads classified as "module truck roads" simply since many roads (mountain passes etc) are not possible to drive in any normal way with to long of a vehicle. I think that you have mention something similar from Finland in another video.
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  9141. Yes. That version of the Land Rover Discovery, has a split talegate. 1 goes up other goes down
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  9142. You will be able to sell tickets to tour. That's coming along nicely. You need to add a couple of Victa two stroke mowers or at least some brochures to display.
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  9143. Fun fact: The zeros in the multiple small, yellow numbers dotted around on US bills (except the $1 and $2) are laid out in the same shape as the EURion constellation so that they trigger the same software check as EU bills when anyone tries to copy them.
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  9144. Awesome ! I've been hoping you'd find this Comedy Gold ! Notice his Roof rack with an unsecured LPG gas cylinder ? That's deliberate.
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  9145. I'm from Australia and your videos make my day lately guys.keep it up mate.
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  9146. Just to clarify, "Motorway" is a British highway, "Autobahn" is the German equivalent. I think the French call it "Autoroute", Italians "Autostrada" and the dutch say "Autosnelweg" Go for more of these. I've seen a fair few, always cool to see your reaction.
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  9147. the first clip.. its the tires getting punctured. on the front lifted axle of the trailers..
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  9148. Hooning is a major problem over here in Australia bhahahahahaha. We love our burn outs. We love our cars, we love racing
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  9149. My lastname originated in the Belgian city of Leuven. The name Witteman means White Man in Dutch. And this had to do with the profession of my ancestors. They were masons & plasterers. So they were covered in white most of the time, while working on buildings like the town hall of Leuven. The earliest ancestor we could find on the family tree, was born in the 14th century. So there’s actually quite a big chance, that my ancestors actually worked on the construction of that town hall.
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  9150. Hanging out to get back over to the US and enjoy some snow Merry Christmas Ian and family 😊🇦🇺
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  9151. YUM. Now I'm hungry again and I just had Dinner. Lol, it's like eating a nice orange if you don't wear it you're not enjoying it. Andrew's a harsh critic 😂😂😂
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  9152. The things you don’t want to name that have happened in the last couple of years…I agree!
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  9153. Ian, in Australia, we call soft candy “jubes” whereas you guys seem to call them all gummy candy. The word gummy arrived in Australia with Haribo Gold Bears, but prior to that, fruit gums were harder jubes without sugar on the outside.
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  9154. Naturally stays around 23 degrees C. Perfect temp for living. Lots of similar accommodation in the area. The vents they showed in the ceiling help to circulate the air through the house (almost like evaporative cooling).
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  9155. Well deserved Ian. Keep up the good work.
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  9156. I owned a 1971 HQ premier 253 V8 for 11 years , I wish I still had it . Loved that car . These were 6 cylinders, and there still is a HQ series. HQ holden's were built from '71 til '74
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  9157. Please watch the fastest maximum break by Ronnie O'Sullivan. I'm not a snooker fan but this man is incredible.
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  9158. I think you should do one of these for Finland as well, we've invented alot of things here that I would say pretty much everyone in modern society use every day, but 90% have no clue where it originated. For example, the very first Internet browser with a graphical interface was a finnish invention Here's a good video listing some https://youtu.be/upKS3uwS25Q
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  9159. Driver is Markku Alen, aka "Mr. Maximum Attack"... Fun fact: he held record for most stage wins (853 total) and still all time 2nd, only Sebastien Loeb has beaten Alens record.
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  9160. I’ve driven the off road track at the factory in Solihull in a Discovery 3 (LR3). Completely stock, as it was off the end of the line. The capabilities are far beyond what you would expect from a 2.5 tonne vehicle.
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  9161. Did you know, a couple years ago, a groups of kombi vans drove across the Simpson desert, I've been across it in a pretty good 4x4 (Mazda BT-50) and still took us 3 days Also the kombi is short for Kombinationskraftwagen (Combination motor vehicle). It's official name is the type 2, the beetle being the type 1
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  9162. I lived in a town with a Walmart. There was just no benefit to buy at Walmart. But the stores looked cheap and employees were hard to find. Germany is also a very competitive market.
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  9163. So 10 best places to visit in Australia? If you consider JUST the island state of Tasmania (Tassie), you could have 1000 best things to do and see, it is so detailed down there. As an Aussie from the mainland, I have been to Tassie a number of times and I still don't think I have come close to seeing everything.
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  9164. Well deserved 🔥🙏🏾
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  9165. America and DuPont's lobbying to criminalize hemp (to benefit their polyester and rayon) are a lot of the reason why hemp is not so common now, and why America started the whole war on drugs thing. Refer to (lol) the "Reefer Madness" propaganda based movie for the whole cultural link. Hemp is a rather important historical textile, and I'm sure you've heard about the first American flags, or even the original US constitution being on hemp. Or "Hemp for Victory", an American WW2 pro hemp propaganda film. Hemp was critical to the pre steamship era for sails and rigging. Hemp was so different to what cannabis is today that it's like comparing light beer with bourbon whiskey. Also, Pitcairn and Norfolk Islands have a really really interesting history. Mutiny on the Bounty and all that. Norfolk was run as a small independent place with its external policies (eg defence, migration etc) run by Australia but sadly due to local corruption and economic decline meant it got absorbed by Australia to feed its populace and provide basic services.
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  9166. That is Rod Millans driveway. Two world rally drivers in those cars.
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  9167. “Abnormal load heavy transport” is my Hub search term
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  9168. The Stratos sounds so good because it has a Ferrari Dino engine
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  9169. Total opposite on the date thing here in Aus. I've always said today for example as 'the 18th of September'.
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  9170. Aston Martin now have a bunch of new V cars, Valiant, Vanquish, Valhalla, Vulcan, Victor all pretty dam cool
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  9171. OH yeeeeah finally Ian meeting our Ř 😂😂😂 Just the "i am Ian" is wrong, other was pretty good 👍🏻 Ian, you must visit Czech republic once 😊
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  9172. Nuns in a 2CV seems to be a rather common trope. There's a German movie from '75 called "The Maddest Car In The World" ("Das verrückteste Auto der Welt") starring a hilariously pimped VW Beetle (created as a reaction to the popularity of the "Herbie" movies from the US) which also features nuns in a special 2CV mod with two front halves combined.
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  9173. I remember going on a wonderful 2 month long holiday with my mum to Canada back in 2018 and travelling the country. It was absolutely beautiful. The people were really lovely and it was spectacular and amazing how different it could be from one area to the next - just like Australia can be. It had quite a similar feel to Australia in many respects, but also was quite different too. It really depended where we travelled, for example Quebec had a much more European feel than Toronto, especially with the language and cobblestone streets. I loved that the money was so easy to understand too since it is very similar to ours in Australia. I think my absolute favourite places we went were Quebec, Ottawa, Banff and Whistler, mostly for the gorgeous architecture and surrounds which were so different from where I live in Queensland. It was funny too since here we don't really get squirrels and I remember going to a park in Montreal being surrounded by them and I was entranced 😂😂😂 I sat there for quite a while just watching them interact, taking pictures and videos - they were adorable. I was telling my friend about it who is originally from Canada and she thought it was hilarious since they are everywhere over there and it's not a big deal to her but for me I suppose it would be like the first time someone not originally from Australia saw a Koala for the first time in real life 😂
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  9174. You should buy your children advent calendars next year. I can't imagine a childhood without them. There's nothing better to shorten the wait from December 1st to Christmas. 🎄
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  9175. We also have a town called Perth here in Tasmania, as well as Bagdad, ( Spelled without the h between the d ) Jordan River and The Walls Of Jerusalem which is a rock formation.
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  9176. FYI Paul Dumbrell is a supercar legend who won Bathurst in 2012 with Jamie Whincup and has a few championships under his belt.
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  9177. More Mexican cooking please. I'm going to try this recipe
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  9178. We're all coming after you with pitchforks now mate.... Now you see why there is rivalry between Vegemite and Promite. For me Vegemite wins but then I haven't had Promite since I was a kid as my mum liked it better, so I don't know.
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  9179. Yay another who loves promite I get a lot of flack for being a promite fan good job dude keep up the work 👍
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  9180. Love your work Ian, you seem to be a wholesome guy. Happy thanksgiving to you and your family from Australia!
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  9181. Kiwi from Christchurch here loved the reaction. You should check out Burt Munro (The World's Fastest Indian movie story), John Britten and his V1000 motorbike.
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  9182. IW my favourite yank by a mile. Pedro would love the bush, would fit right in.
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  9183. The "Rettungsgasse" (Emergency Corridor) you could see in action in this video is explained very well by this short video by the Miniatur Wunderland, one of Germany's biggest tourist attractions: https://youtu.be/1D4lsJnznqk (English Subtitles exist)
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  9184.  @IWrocker  I can't belive Radola commented on your vid, he's prob one of the best drivers in Europe rn.
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  9185. Love watching you educate yourself and blow your mind, great stuff.
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  9186. Genuinely a cool summer this year. There's a weather pattern called La Niña impacting us this year, which means a relatively cool, wet summer for most of southern Australia. The other side of this is El Niño, which makes southern Australia's hot, dry summers hotter and drier. An extended period of this was in neutral the year before the 2019/20 bushfires.
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  9187. That truck at 12:00 had Polish National Forest sticker on it so I guess it was an utility truck.
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  9188. The w12 engine essentially two vr6 engines in one block. The vr6 is such a narrow angle v6 that it balances like an inline 6 but its compact like a v6, so vw and Audi can fit them in smaller engine bays. This means the W12 is shorter than most v8s and are well balanced.
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  9189. I kinda wonder what US Ice Tea vs EU Ice Tea is like :) I really like ours Rauch, Lipton, Nestea, Pfanner and FuzeTea (and there are many many more local ones)
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  9190. 5 times (with 4 diferent teams/car makers) world F1 Champion... this guy was the best of it's era! And by some oppinion the best ever!
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  9191. Yea!!! I love mail time! It’s my bday today Ian and it’s like you’ve got bday presents!! 🎉😊❤
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  9192. The 206 is WRC champion, not just once. 🏆 Peugeot built the 206 for eternity. I think it even out lived the 207. Depending on country the 206 had no driver aids or up to full ABS/ESP. We have a hungarian spec 206 1.4l 75hp and it has none. The 1.1l german spec we had before had ABS. Peugeot also had the 206RC which had over 170HP.
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  9193. It's good to see people keeping things like this alive. So many cultures are out of touch with their traditions
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  9194. You can not beat the experience of parents and grandparents when it comes to cooking.
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  9195. Get this man a citizenship already ♡
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  9196. that boulder opal looked beautiful. you guys are blessed. thanks for making the cool reaction videos. greetings from tasmania
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  9197. Ian, let me explain something nobody else has touched on, You are amazed at how they can still hit and manage buttons while everything is happening so fast. 1) after years of feeder classes one gets used to speed and doesnt really feel it, The concentration is purely on the track points, and driver motions required. 2) A fast racer must have the ability to speed up ones mind, to just go through the motions and movements in sequence, It's like time slows down, 1 operation at a time, even though this is happening in 1/8 of a second. Not many people have this ability at such a level, they are also athletes mentally. I spent the bulk of my early worklife building engines in open wheeler race circle here in Australia, then a stint in GP bike teams here, I learnt alot and have done alot of track time, and even now at 50+ I still club my Shelby AC Cobra for fun. Small side note. One of my early teachers who I bought my 1st car off became head mechanic for Peter Brock in the early 90's, was lucky enough to spend many years in those circles.
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  9198. As for the 1240 date. The company brewing Leffe is not that old, but the history of the beer really goes back to the those times. In medieval Europe many (or even most?) breweries were controlled by monks in Abbeys. it was a method for the clergy to raise some money for the Abbey. the abbey of Leffe was founded in 1152, and the brewery came under their control in 1240. Over the centuries it switched ownership many times. Nowadays most of these ancient brands are controlled by the large multinationals. (But not all, some are still original run by monks)
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  9199. 7:37 actually many US cities had pretty walkable central neighborhoods (like some still have), but a lot was torn down to make space for cars.
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  9200. Who would be keen to help buy a personal plate for Ian?
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  9201. Looks like you're getting paid for your vids now mate well done and congrats on the 17k subs Ian awesome work . 👌👍
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  9202. I love watching rally vids on YouTube it’s absolutely mind blowing how skilled and amazing these drivers are, I love how they sound wether they’re forced induction or naturally aspirated. I would love to go and watch some in person in my home country Australia and overseas. My favourite rally cars would have to be the Evos,Subarus the old famous Audi Quattro and so on.
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  9203. I hope you have a great holiday break. Thank you for a very entertaining channel. Extra Special thanks to Daniela for all the hard work in the background, we might not see it but we know it is there, 11 out of 10 Daniela, Ian and the channel would not be the success it is without your hard work. Thanks also to Emma, Andrew and Pedro for their cameo appearances as well. I wish you and your family more success and happiness in the future. Oh! I can't wait to see your first videos made in Australia and maybe get to shake your hand. Cheers mate!
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  9204. The spoilers on the Sierra and Escort Cosworths were called whale-tails. The non-hatchback ones (with the longer boot/trunk) is a Sapphire. I think it was just a different body-style. I've never seen an RS500, but have seen a few Sapphires in the wild; and if you didn't know what you were looking at, they looked like just a slightly uprated Sierra with little more than 100hp.
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  9205. Yo there is also Czech restaurant in Chicago with beers on tap and Czech food. It looks pretty legit to me as a Czech person.
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  9206. Even all these years later this is still incredible to watch. Murph was untouchable that entire weekend.
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  9207. Your miss Emma is so adorable mate! Can't help but giggle with her as she reacts along with u guys! Sending hugs to u all from Brisbane xo 🥰❤🇦🇺 Edit: If u magically see this (lol) u should look up the caramello koala ad from the nineties! Much love 👍
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  9208. Before the euro traveling in Europe was a hassle. I live in Oostende, Belgium and in 45 minutes driving north I'm in the Netherlands and about the same going south I'm in France. Before the euro I always had French Francs and Netherland Guldens at home for when I went to France and The Netherlands for a day. The last years before the euro came it was a bit easier to get foreign currency because you could just go to a local ATM and get the countries' currency with a Belgium bank card. But I remember a time (I was born in 1972) when you actually had to go to the bank or a money exchange place to convert some money. If you went abroad for a few weeks you had to carry traveler's checks because they were in your name and safer than carrying weeks worth of money in your wallet.
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  9209. Congrats, mate! So happy for you all. Well deserved. Onwards and upwards! Matt, Sydney :)
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  9210. Mate CONGRATULATIONS ❤️ To you and your amazing family and our community. Damn got a little emotional ❤️🇦🇺❤️ Stay safe and all the best.
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  9211. 20 years ago, first dacia were sold in france, there were 1 years wait to have a car. the second cars dacia cars were more expensive than the brand new one, because of the wait
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  9212. Iceland is a very patriotic country. Many of us think we are very special .. (mostly older people) - but no, you do not see too many flags here. You see a flag on the Alþingi - but you wont see them on schools or private houses .. unless they are a particular breed of nationalist. As for lawyer ads. There are some here, too. Usually small inserts in news outlets. Black friday is not a thing here at all. People (me included) think that its just a way for corporations to get rid of their garbage stocks. When it comes to drinks and refills. Common practice here for the woman to pay for the food, but the man to pay for the drink - when going out (as in, when you are still dating - not that we call it dating) - reason being ... drinks are a LOT more expensive (alcoholic ones) than food. So when you go out for an Italian Pizza, you may pay 30$ per person for the food, but you will pay 50 or more for wine. Of course you wont get a refill - that would be rediculous. You get your 0.3l glass for 15$ and you will like it - and if you like it so much that you want another one, you pay another 15$
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  9213. True truck passion! It's a very emotional experience...a man & his 4x4
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  9214. that kiwi stone is nephrite jade you guys are so lucky
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  9215. It is around paris ! there are A LOT of highways and national roads ending and starting from paris, the traffic jams can get really tricky and long
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  9216. Too bloody humid here right now.
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  9217. My wife and I visited my son last Sunday and we just went out for a walk around the houses. We were out for 56 minutes and covered about 4km at a leisurely pace. Here in Germany we sometimes walk just for the fun of it.
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  9218. If it hits the areas projected it will be the first time in decades to reach the granite belt.
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  9219. 4:15 - The button he pressed to lower the volume of the siren says "nuit", which means night. I'm assuming no further explanations are needed, Ian. 😉
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  9220. In Europe, all variants of passenger cars are used by the police. But VW Beetles are no longer in use, too slow. The Porsche 911 are probably more intended for the Autobahn, but the trunk is too small. More common are the workhorses from VW, Skoda, Audi and BMW. In Germany, Autobahn Police often drive camouflaged Audis or BMWs with built-in cameras. Where the number plate is often exchanged.
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  9221. I buy my kids Tiny Teddies for school, they’re so good I ALWAYS end up stealing a few packs 😅
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  9222. Watch some Finnish police videos, they are fun too😂
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  9223. Hi Ian! Thank you for choosing my suggestions and couple of times before. I drive in Norway all the time, since I live here. And I can tell you that it’s scary to drive in Norway. Sometimes the road is totally indistinguishable from the rest of the landscape. All you have to guide you are orange sticks marking where the ditch is. And sometimes you have a total whiteout. That when you can’t see the end of your cars hood. As always! great reaction!
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  9224. Coming from New Zealand he only scrapped the surface on cars. Some of those names were like models in name. Like the Corolla windy. And they have the Japanese writing on them as well when you get into the cars. The newer car can be difficult with the GPS maps being from Japan. And not working in New Zealand. Apart from needing to be able to read Japanese to use the functions. Which there's a hung after make service for changing out audio equipment etc. Apart from those little issues the cars are truly Japanese. Which means the best of the Japanese cars aswell as the quirky ones. Which is cool.
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  9225. You always talk about how lovely Australians are to you, that’s because you’re also lovely people yourselves! 👍👍
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  9226. The truck causing the accident at 7:28 is a truck from the WEC Toyota hypercar racing team 🙂
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  9227. What a coincidence! I just made Glögg myself here at home half an hour ago. 😂 Actually I made a Glögg syrup from grape juice, sugar, orange zest, cloves, cinnamon, star anise, cardamom and ginger. It can be mixed with hot red wine and a shot of vodka (or water/more juice, if someone must not drink alcohol). Glögg is a Scandinavian type of punch. I myself am from Austria but nevertheless Glögg is one of my favourite mulled Christmas beverages. By the way the "ö" is pronounced like the "e" in "her", the "u" in "fur" or the "i" in "James T. Kirk". 😊
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  9228. Your family comes first, always. Take the breaks when you need, and don't feel the need to have to explain.
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  9229. Just like the phantom cat, in western Sydney there is a urban myth about the “blue mountains panthers” it is said to be released by accident when a touring American circus was coming around Australia. The panther has grown in population since and are somewhere out in the wilderness, there have been many sightings. I love the idea and how fun it is, but I think, unfortunately they are feral cats that have breeded. But the cats have maybe adapted to the harsh bush land and have grown massive muscles and have gotten much bigger
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  9230. It‘s so funny to see you react on the Pinz. As former Chef in the Swiss Army I drove food out to the troops in one of these 30yr. ago. Memory Lane 😮😂
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  9231. the Classic Torana is collectible. watching your dad push it around like a toy made me spit out my coffee.
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  9232. The outback is like if death valley extended all the way to New Jersey
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  9233. The actor is also in "Kath and Kim", not sure how that show goes with copyright claims. Their Irish dancing segment is hilarious 😂
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  9234. spent 4 months touring the Kimberly in my Defender and camper and never tired of the spectacular scenery, it really is fantastic. A highlight of the trip was flying out to the Horizontal Falls for an overnight stay. Not cheap but worth every cent!
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  9235. Written by Peter Allen. Check out the song I am You are We are Australian. I'm the great great great grandson of a Kookendjeri (Sheep) farmer in Bool Lagoon. I am Australian. Cheers Mate. Kookendjeri is local Noongar language from my area of Perth.
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  9236. Ian true story in 2003 spring nats in shepparton Victoria, I was driving my tractor though the town to get to the other farm, just before sunset, lots of people on the streets watch all the cars parading up and down the main street. And I the imposter driving my tractor was getting the most support and cheers. Well that's my 15 minutes of fame. Keep up the good work.
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  9237. I'm surprised you didn't ask what FAP means, Ian, since you're usually very curious about car-related terms or abbreviations that you're not familiar with. FAP is what you call in English DPF and yes, diesel particle filters are not exclusive to normal road cars, diesel burning, full on race prototypes also had them. Did you notice that the 908 didn't smoke one bit? 😉
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  9238. Citroën WAS an icon, it WAS unique and mythical. Nowadays the magic and the originality are definitely dead, they just make "ordinary" cars that just look like their competitors', cars that are typical of this new automobile world of ugly look-alikes where you have to see the logo on the hood to know which brand you're looking at.
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  9239. Italian here, we here in Italy are the worst in Europe for geografy knowledge but listening to this I fell better😂😂😂😂, love from Italy ❤
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  9240. I live on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland and I have been to Bundaberg 10 or 12 times, but I've never stopped at the brewing factory. After seeing your video I think I will make it a priority to visit it the next time I'm there.
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  9241. We don't have any HOAs in this country, you pay "Council tax" which pays for all the things the HOA pays for... and the fire service, roads, police, electricity, gas and telephone lines...
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  9242. U need to check out a Aussie tv series called "outback truckers" awesome show about the lives of the outback trucker
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  9243. Optimus Prime and the Roo wreckers!🤣 That's a good name for a band..
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  9244. Watching from Australia. Love NZ also, I go there often. Saw ZORBing at Rotorua many years ago.
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  9245. yeh those coins are valuable , hang onto them mate .u need to start a gofundme page for your airfares and spending money for your visit im sure u have enough fans that would gladly throw a few bucks in the hat for you and family keep up the great work .
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  9246. Congratulations guys.. I'm sure it will be your most rewarding playbutton, maybe not the biggest one you'll achieve but perhaps the most meaningful. Cheers mate👍
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  9247. Hate to tell you this Ian but the logies are real. an Australian TV award.
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  9248. Your wife is a sweetheart. Greetings from an ICU Nurse in Australia. Great video. Beautiful children .
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  9249. My family is from Cádiz, in Spain, and it is considered the oldest city in Europe that we know of. It was founded by the Phoenicians more than 3100 years ago. I was born in Barcelona however and I know the Sagrada Familia very well. It is the masterpiece of the architect Antonio Gaudi, much admired not only in Barcelona, ​​but in the entire world. His work, like Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia itself, are one of the biggest tourist attractions in Barcelona.
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  9250. I'm from the coastal rural towns south of Sydney and the scenery looks just like this. Check out a place called Kiama..
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  9251. Even the modern cars are incredible as they go past. I went to the Montreal GP this year, and standing by a long straight, you just feel them in your whole body as they fly by faster than you can look, from behind a barrier.
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  9252. First car is a 1973-76 XB Falcon GT 351 Cleveland
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  9253. I got a bit emotional when I heard your wife almost crying with joy. Very cool! Enjoy all your Aussie goodies. 🇦🇺😎🌏
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  9254. Rear wheel drive, 80's turbo with a lag measured with calendar... When it kicks in, all the hell breaks loose. 🤣
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  9255. Another thing to know, here most Jeeps and modified SUV has LS swaps, this explains the v8 sound
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  9256. Hey Ian, after watching I think all of your videos I think Canberra might be the place for you. Dry climate, temperature range -6 deg. Celsius overnight in winter, +40 deg. in summer. Home of "Summernats". Two hours from beautiful New South Wales south coast, two hours from New South Wales ski fields, three hours from Sydney (all by car). The city is skirted by the Brindabella ranges which quite often in winter is snow capped. More to see and do here than you could imagine. Worth a look.
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  9257. This car is so futuristic looking that the taxi in Back to the future 2 is based on it!
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  9258. Ian , Ýou might like to do something on two singers we lost Oliver Newton John and Judith Durham passed in the last week. Both Australians
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  9259. Sandra Bullock She lived mainly in Nuremberg (Bavaria) until the age of 12. She is half German. She also had German citizenship until she was 18. She also went to school in Nuremberg. In 2009 she applied for a German passport again. She is the cousin of the wife of a Bavarian politician. Source: Wikipedia.
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  9260. Belgian here. For a pint you need to have to fingers of foam. The glass in the middle with a bit more foam. But first of all the correct glas with the correct beer. This is the holy grale. You’re doing a good job by keeping the tips in mind.
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  9261. Sliding out of an elephants bum. Yep! That’s my idea of fun. 🙄🤣🤣
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  9262. The location is in northern Germany near by Wolfsburg, named "Schönewörde", a tiny little sleepy town
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  9263. we are a small country, yes.. but we gave the world lots of cool stuff.. from contact lenses, pilsner beer, cars and even your DOLLAR (the word comes from czech tolar)
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  9264. You are totally right it almost seems wasteful. I think of it as insurance: it never pays out until that one rainy day. It's nice that you want to learn more about firetrucks from abroad. I'm a firefighter in Germany and I'm excited for you to see what we have. If you have any questions, I'm glad to help
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  9265. Brad is wearing "Double Pluggers" best type of Thongs 😉
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  9266. Hey :D Love your videos, and I have a idea. Speedway :D it is bike racing in dirt. The machines are insane to listen to. and the way they drive is also insane. Altho not as insane as having side cars on haha But speedway is pretty popular here in Denmark and I think most europeans know of the sport.
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  9267. Go off Ian baby!! This has to be your hardest reaction I've seen yet!! Well done buddy :) The gear stick knob in the Mustang is a number 11 pool ball.
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  9268. Hey when you visit Oz & NZ, have a adventure day at Rotarua. NZ is home of all that jazz, bungy jumping, sky dancing (the jet engine float suit thing) etc. Oh youd love jet boat racing. You know the little boats with huge engines that they flick around a shallow muddy course.
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  9269. I love seeing the inside of an American servo? 711? I'm not sure what type of store it is but that's so interesting. You guys look great, kind of like you might be upholding a stage coach lol but very swish.
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  9270. Proud of being a kiwi... Love the Maori culture in fact love New Zealands multi cultural make up. 💯❤️
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  9271. Lived in Adelaide for 25 years before moving back to home town; Hobart in Tasmania. Went there to study for 3 years and stayed just a little longer... Do still miss Central Market. Used to go every Saturday to shop and lunch in the International Food Hall. Best Vietnamese Beef Combo Noodle Soups - Best Seafood Laksa's and 'Most Wonderful' Hainanese Chicken Rice in Australia { mnnn still salivating...} Adelaide has a wonderful multicultural blend - not only the food. 👍 Fish N Chips on the Pier at Glenelg, Sunset on Brighton Beach, listening to the music from the 'Wind Harp' up on the Pier. Walking the dogs up at Semaphore. On hot days driving up to walk into the shaded gorges of Morialta Park to sit by the waterfall { when it was 'falling'} and of course a short drive up to the Barossa Valley Wineries, to sample a few, and lot's of great eateries up there too. Adelaide is a very livable city, and yes; well organised and clean! Check it out in person - and then come on down to Spectacular Tassie! 😊
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  9272. Lagonda was a brand/model of Aston Martin
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  9273. Had the RFDS fly me from Maryborough to Brisbane when I had a problem that couldn't be fixed here, very dedicated service, and yes it is like a big flying ambulance 😂, actually theres a young fella travelling around Australia in his tractor at the moment raising money for such a thing, only 18yrs old to called "The Travelling Jackeroo", should check him out
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  9274. Great reaction as always. Caravan destruction derby is also fun to watch.
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  9275. Teaching your kids to say 'Thank you' There is hope for this world.
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  9276. in my very first hillclimb race, i span out of the track during the first training and damaged my car quite badly (it was underivable). didn’t even attempt to try and get it fixed because it seemed it can only be done in a workshop. then other older, experienced) drivers saw me and my team not working on it before the second training, and they came to help and fixed it so that i was able to go again. there’s fierce competition, but also great camaraderie
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  9277. We call the the van’s a panel van there based on the ute’s with the van bit added on
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  9278. Originally from New Zealand, where virtually no one had air con to Darwin, where virtually everyone has one; the weather is hard to get used to. We are entering the Wet (season). Lots of mangoes and other tropical fruit and (we're still waiting for it) rain that blasts in sideways. The people are decent too, that's why we started our family here in '95. Definitely more laid back than the other major cities in Oz. Come on down! 😀
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  9279. I lived most of my life in UK but never heard, saw or was bitten by a mosquito. They made up for it when I moved to Hungary though!
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  9280. Awesome Ian. Glad my fringe and caravan magazines arrived. You’ll get another one that talks about the Adelaide Cabaret Festival plus lots of brochures :)
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  9281. Guys your next cook should be an Aussie meat pie 👍.
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  9282. As a brit I just love how its mostly just typical british A roads, its like a drive in the countryside but sped up 2, 3, or 4 times!
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  9283. Wellcome back Mate, glad you had some family time you need that to reconnect. We missed you. Stay safe love to the fam. Happy Independence Day 🦅🇺🇲🎊🎉🥳. Cheers from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘🍻.❤️
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  9284. the dawn service is very important . i remember as a teen , we would meet at an area and walk to the service in file , very quiet and respectful . when we reached the service , theyd play the last post , and we'd have our moment of silence , a few ex service ppl may speak and we lay reefs and pay our respects . then we'd head back to the club for a free rum and a game of 2 up , which usually went all day , most shops here dont open until 1pm as a show of respect to the anzac's . others will go to the service in the city . which is usually huge . and you'll get to see all the ex and present service ppl marching . the national pride on anzac day , is awesome , and our way of remembering and thanking all our service men n women .
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  9285. WOW that would pull the bend out of a river. 🇦🇺👍
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  9286. That's the Flinders Ranges to the north of Adelaide, and there are indeed mountains there. Its a truly beautiful area. The Great Dividing Range of course goes all the way up the East coast, although it has several names depending on the region including the Snowy Mountains around the source of the Murray and The Blue Mountains near Sydney.
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  9287. West Aussie who was born in the Swan Valley with race horses, so travelled to the country races and The Spring Racing Carnival from Geraldton down to Albany and across to Kalgoorlie every weekend for 9 months of the year. Moved to Derby and would travel 12hrs/13hrs each way south west to go hang out at Karijini Gorge with mates for the weekend. Moved to Esperance and drove 3 n half hours each way every friday arvo to deliver our copy (worked at the local newspaper) to head office in Kalgoorlie, and pick up KFC for who ever in the office ordered it (was only Red Rooster and fish n chips in town back then). Plus me and my ex husband owned a traffic control company, so I would drive from Perth to Mt Newman 17 / 18hrs each way, once a fortnight doing crew change overs. Distance is just part of living here, and is a "normal" thing to do. I have family still living in Esperance, and they travel up to Coral Bay / Exmouth ( approx 1800 kms) to go fishing twice a year EVERY year, and that's perfectly normal here in WA
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  9288. The funny thing is they are protected. I’ve been attacked and donated blood to the magpie cause, 🤕.
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  9289. The main thing that always impresses me is the way these cars land from a big jump. There is absolutely NO bounce! The dampers are in total control! I believe the top rally cars have around £10,000 on each corner, something like that. It has to be right?
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  9290. We NEED to see the video of you trying it the first time! There are a ton of boomerang styles and not all returning. You might also be interested in the Woomera, or Aboriginal spear thrower.
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  9291. Yes sometimes the cashiers do ask since we don’t have lots of cool designs like the ones we get or even some of the stores here. They are like I disbelief sometimes 😅 I love all the bags we receive and the generosity of these amazing people ❤
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  9292. Pedro has some swag. I have a friend that he would have had to beat off with a stick. She is a big fan of the beard and mustache. Love the background. Desert is awesome. We have had a very wet summer here so we have a lot of green. Otherwise would look more like that. We are on more Arid land. But bordering a desert. In South Oz. Sultana's are the food he liked. YUM. Needs Chocolate Sultanas. Childhood fav.
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  9293. Australia has invented a lot of things the wheel caster on the bottom of your office chair, the car radio, fridge/ freezer, concrete truck, Kerb machine, cloths-line. One can not go past the Australian Museum when visiting Sydney it is full of Australian inventions
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  9294. The thing about the packaging here in Australia is that most states have passed laws to reduce plastic waste by making things like plastic utensils, straws and lids illegal. Because of that, the containers and straws are now paper and the utensils are now made of wood.
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  9295. Had a red belly black make his way through the middle of our kids baseball game this morning. Yes. We play baseball here too. Very excited nine year olds. In a hilarious twist, a Mum from the opposition team just happened to be a professional snake catcher. She picked it up and moved it into the bush.
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  9296. Cool as MATE, so good to watch you actually open & unbox. Watching people smile when they get a gift is priceless. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  9297. Not been to this event. But I have seen shows like this. For those that think the smoke is kind of thick. That is because water is injected to the cylinders with the fuel. Most of these kind of high performance pullers run on "clean" fuel. The sled that they pull has a weight that slides forward and creates drag as it pulled.
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  9298. The Peter Brock's 9 cars represents each victory at the Mountain. The blue car is a fj holden
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  9299. It is getting harder and harder to be the first commenter. Dang. hahaha. Those Belgian fries are incredible.
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  9300. All good Ian, you are geniune and very personable, take your time, friend, you keep it honest, cheers from Sydney Australia!
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  9301. That Finnish Sisu is quite American underneath. 🇫🇮🇺🇸 It's SM-series from 80's and those have Cummins 14-litre (some smaller models have 10-liter ones too) and Fuller 13spd transmissions. In 90's some Sisu models had 11-litre and 14-litre Cummins, 12-litre Mack or even Cat C18 engines. Todays Sisu trucks have Mercedes cabs and engines. Transmissions could be also from Mercedes or from Fuller. There's also over 1000hp hybrid from Sisu... Sisu makes axles and chassis itself. I'm driving 2022 Mercedes Actros for my living. Sometimes i see those modern Ford-trucks those are sold at least eastern Europe, like Russia, Poland, ex Soviet countrys, Turkey...
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  9302. I hiked that gorge in Kalbarri national Park when I was in high school as part of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. We took 5 days to trek the 45km and ended at Nature's Window which you saw in the video. A great video showing many beautiful images from my home state. Thanks mate!
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  9303. In the EU each country tended to buy vehicles from their own nations manufacturers. In the UK fire appliances were often made by Dennis, they started making horse drawn and manually hauled pump units. The Common Market has made competition rules, they are all contract priced so loads of different makes in one organisation. When I started with BT the majority of our small vehicles were Morris Mimor 1000, we were a government organisation so we bought UK vehicles. There were the odd Fords, I had a Ford Anglia van for a year. Now they are all makes from Ford, Vauxhall, Fiat, Citroen.
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  9304. That was a FANTAstic video
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  9305. Yahoo Serious's "Young Einstein" was just a comedy movie taking a poke at what happened in history , it was like the Blues brothers and other movies like that just something funny to watch. American critics took the movie out of text it was just for fun .
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  9306. I know you can drive a manual but I dare you figure out how to operate this one even after being told which lever is the shifter tbh. Very envious of you visit though. Lane is an incredibly diverse collection/interactive museum and I have only had the pleasure of seeing it online.
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  9307. I remember in the late 80's crossing the Nullarbor by bus, when the driver stopped at the Great Australia Bight so we could see off the top! What a view, saw dolphins swimming FAR below.
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  9308. I love hearing positive feedback about my home country, makes me smile knowing they are all having an amazing time here. Obviously. It always depends on the season since it's no fun when it's raining all day everyday, So usually Summer or Autum are the 2 best seasons for tourists to visit :D Also, Saying hello from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia!! :D
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  9309. 6:44 I'm from Latvia, and I can communicate in four languages and partially understand three more.
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  9310. David Pocock is an absolute gentleman. A top bloke.
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  9311. In my state (idaho) I can buy a junker mechanics special car off facebook marketplace and officially register/title it in my name completely online without anyone ever even looking at the vehicle. In fact I did exactly that 2 years ago with a 700 dollar Saturn Vue with a salvage title. Got new plates mailed to me and everything. I barely passed the smog test, which is the one and only "inspection" and it's basically just making sure your emissions systems work, like 5 months after registering the vehicle. It's kinda nice to have that freedom but also kinda concerning.
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  9312. Glad you could complete this DS video at last. I'm not a car person. I don't even drive... I like the aesthetics in older cars hence my coming across you 2 CV vid... but yes, I watch your videos and I like your passion, your curiosity and your enthousiasm. I grew up with the DS here in France. My best friend's dad had one he kept for at least 10 years. My memories of it, me sitting in the back seat, was definitely the "flying carpet effect". As a kid, since it was so smooth you couldn' "feel" the road, since there were no safety belts at the time to keep you in place and you were too short to properly see the road ahead, you could easily feel sick. I mean, far more than in any other car. The exact opposite of a 2 CV ;)
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  9313. I wish you could have seen the incredible party that took place in Madrid (and all of Spain of course) when Spain won the Soccer World Cup (I'm from another part of Spain, but I was in Madrid on vacation). The subway had stopped, but it was jam-packed with people who were JUMPING inside the train like crazy! People everywhere. Imagine all the parties you have ever been to in your whole life, add all the parties of all the people you know, and you will have a small portion of the super party we experienced that day. I'm not much of a soccer fan, but I had an amazing time that day. 💖
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  9314. Get these guys some caremel crowns, polly waffle, fru chocs, and a footy
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  9315. I've never heard of this, it's crazy! 😄 This is a real "wealth for toil" story, Australia is still the land of creative opportunity and individuality! Wow! It does look like the vegetation of Outback South Australia! I'd prefer he farmed food, but it's his land and his dream! 😁👍
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  9316. Your interest in Australia is truly admiral, Ian. You are also highlighting regions some of us Australian's weren't aware of. I am heading back over to South Australia for visit (once this Covid problem is over or, at least, under control), I will definitely visit this sanctuary. There is another excellent open plan zoo/sanctuary at Dubbo NSW. Cheers
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  9317. sweet little Christmas market. In Germany, no one would turn around after something like that. But if I were to live abroad as a German, something like this would awaken feelings of home in me. The basics are there and I'm just happy to watch it again.
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  9318. Gallipoli is pronounced ... [GUH] + [LIP] + [UH] + [LEE] ...it's a tough one to say but a very important word. Great mail time...the kids are getting so big and Andrew is speaking so well. Emma and Sydney are just the cutest.
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  9319. You did well, I'm impressed. Most Europeans would struggle with the Balkans and Baltics even with a lined map
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  9320. Fun fact about the Alfa Romeo 4C. The carbon tub it's built around was originally planned as the basis for a new Ferrari Dino but it was scrapped and they made the 4C instead.
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  9321. Lovely video as always. Pedro is so freakin' sweet, his love for your kids is so adorable. Love you all so much, you are just the kindest, sweetest people. I work in retail, and there are days when I think people suck, but then I come home and watch you guys. Faith restored. Just a very grateful Aussie here.
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  9322. Some recommendations :Herbert Grönemeyer "Der Weg", Electra "Seele brennt", Die Toten Hosen "Hier kommt Alex", City "Am Fenster", Rammstein "Du riecht so gut" (the music video is creepy), Silly "Batalion D'Amour". Witt & Heppner "Hier kommt die Flut" (the video is a work of art, it's like a movie) All this songs are older and some from former East Germany but they are really great.
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  9323. The thing he's setting at 7:14 is the tachograph. It keeps track of driving/working/break times, speed, milage, location and certain newer models also country. When the police or inspection stops you they usually check this for violations of the maximum times. The newest model tachograph is even able to be downloaded remotely when you drive by. The thing he's changing (*it's not, it's the country code but I'll still leave this here*) is the 'train/boat' mode. I never use it so I'm not too familiar with it but from what I know the location of the truck changes but it's stationary. To prevent counting hours while stationary and things looking confusing to police you can set it to this mode. You're allowed to stop your 9 hour daily break 2 times for 1 hour to drive on and off the train/boat. Rules get very confusing but this is as much as I know.
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  9324. Ian... I am a passionate Ford person (especially our own Aussie Fords which differ greatly to the U.S. stuff) but I do love many Holdens too .. The older stuff especially . The HR Holden , the HQ , mainly . The VF Commodore was a beauty and sold in the U.S. as the Chevy SS as you'd know . Very sadly the Maloo Utes were never sent to the U.S. but they can be obtained via a clever importer in your country ... They have a real following and are beloved by those who know them in America . The Ford utes are amazing too . The equivalent Ford product would have been the XR6T and XR8's..XR6T being for Turbo and man are they rocketships . Also the FPV (Ford Performance Vehicles) utes and cars of course...
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  9325. Love your channel and family Ian. Check out my town of Lismore. My mum, sister and family lost everything. Their whole 2 storey house was completely submerged 😢😢😢😢😢😢 and so many thousands of people in multiple states are the same 😢😢😢😢
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  9326. Love your videos Ian. I hope your family are doing well. I was bitten on the bum by a bull ant when i was about 8yrs old sliding down a dirt hill in the bush. Oh My God! they hurt. I couldn't sit down for two days.
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  9327. Interesting to see that a lot of products from that European store are in Polish :)
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  9328. I live in Sydney and we are having an unusual Summer. The first couple of weeks in December were cold and at present it is cool again. That is about 20C (68F). I actually believer that a lot of down to Earth Americans are like Aussies. I would like to see both countries learn from each other and I think we would ALL benefit.
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  9329. Ian I find your channel the most enjoyable to watch on YouTube. That is why I subscribed. I reckon we are just like your extended family because you & your lovely family include us into your everyday life. Love what you have done with your studio so of course having a guided tour would be great for the rest of us to enjoy. Notifications are on and I don't believe I have experienced any problems of "no shows" when you upload a new video. Last but not at all least. "Bring on Bathurst"!!! 😁😁
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  9330. I visited Nashville a couple of weeks ago and a few bars, not restaurants, tried to automatically apply a 30% tip to the bill. The bill being for drinks... Which I stood at the bar whilst they made them... And I carried to my own table. Nope. Just nope.
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  9331. Schools typically close during the hottest time of the month as it was traditionally harvest time and kids were needed to assist with it. So, the new school year would begin at the end of summer, typically, Aug-Sept in the northern hemisphere and Jan-Mar in the southern one. 🌎🌍🌏
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  9332. Im from SA about another 45min south of Mclaren Vale. I kind of take it for granted and forget how nice the area is, guess im just used to it now. Yeah SA is a bit slept on but you can't really go wrong no matter where you visit in Australia. Beautiful places in every state and i feel it more comes down to knowing the climate conditions of each. Different times of the year each state can be drastically different. For example in the North it's wet season during summer while the southern can get extremely hot. Winters are fairly cold in the south while usually stay mild in northern regions.
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  9333. Hey Ian. Love Ur vids. You and Ur family have honestly captured the hearts of so many Aussies this last year✌️👍 Keep it up dude.
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  9334. Congratulations, Ian. You soooo deserve this. I hope that’s going in the pool room. Much love to you, Dani, Pedro, Emma & Andrew 👍❤️🇦🇺🍾🥳🎉
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  9335. Definitely a kangaroo loose in the top paddock with this dude. Many of the dirt roads out west through bulldust and sand have been capped with a clay base. When it's wet, the clay/dirt beside the road turns to diff-deep slush. Fun for all the family. Good to see a happy outcome at least :) . Cheers.
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  9336. Live in southern Sweden where we normally don't get so much snow, but this year we have and of course i see these Scania and Volvo trucks handle the snow😜
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  9337. You’ll Have to have a Tim Tam party with a few mates
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  9338. If you'd like to see some of the more hard core side the of 4wd in Australia, have a look at the 4wd 24-7 channel. Especially the Coffs Harbour and Cape York trips. 4wding is incredibly popular in Australia as our international borders have been shut since early last year, and most states have had lock downs.
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  9339. Went out just now in my 17 Power Wagon...confirm...ECO does not come on ever on tow/haul mode. Much better driving around in that mode. Especially with my muffler delete setup..like you...sounds awesome all the time then. And I like the shifting in TOW/HAUL mode. Have a great weekend buddy!
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  9340. Not until he has been here ... in every part of the continent ... from skiing in the alps ... to driving a car on a test track in Sweden in winter ... to the sandy forest tracks of Poland/Brandenburg ... to the "perfect driving roads" in Switzerland ... and so on.
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  9341. been a French highway, on a German, some cars would had passed the train!
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  9342. I worked there on the design team for the cabin part of the vehicles. Great vehicles and honestly i am surprised how good they are considering the old CAD programs we used to design them.
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  9343. The $1 and $2 dollar coins are special issue commemorative coins. They often do different types of these. Love watching you guys get your gifts, I’ve been enjoying these videos so much, hope you get down here one day. You can come to my town and see the Big Banana and some gorgeous beaches and rainforests. I’ve even got a spare room, lol.
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  9344. be sure to cover the burnout masters final at summernats, you'll see the top guys compete.
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  9345. Tasmania is probably one of the few places where, if you’re in the middle of the capital city, you can drive 15 minutes and you’re out in the country or the beach, it’s beautiful
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  9346. One caveat about Promods: For that to run, you need all available map DLCs, whereas IWrocker's game seems to be pretty much vanilla, at this point. Of course, whoever wants to buy DLCs should always wait for a sale. NEVER buy them at the normal price. But yes, Promods is great. Allows you to drive all the way from Iceland to Turkey. Or even to Israel or Jordan, if you also put on the Middle East add-on.
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  9347. That why we Love you Ian you take it well ,with a laugh or a smile on your face.
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  9348. some old aircraft used to do the same thing, the shell drives a separate piston that turns over the engine. The original 'flight of the phenix' movie had charge started engines.
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  9349. Hey mate, Just wanna say that im happy you are doing these videos. Lately iv seen so many amercian react videos pop up on my recommended and its just other people trying to cash into this nice community you made yourself. Im only in my 20s and i was talking to my gaming mates and they also watch your videos. Keep doing what your doing mate and never feel your trapped in the "Australia React Box" as i would always love to learn another culture watching your videos. Cheers mate
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  9350. Another wonderful mailtime video ☺ Ian is becoming stellar with his Aussie pronunciations (Melb'n, Ballarat etc), Dani is warm and lovely as always, and Pedro is a legend just by being there 😁
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  9351. The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) has a heap of old video's on Youtube if you really want to hear what older Aussies sounded like back in the day.
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  9352. 11:46 that is VW i6 diesel, same as used in the VW LT truck.
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  9353. As an ACTUAL Australian , that was good . Old Mate there actually DOES get it and understand . As do you Ian . Lotsa Fun .
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  9354. Or as an Austrian.
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  9355. Funny, the black Tatra has a front number plate from Germany! FL-D 622 and the first 2 letters means Flensburg which stands for the town in which the car was registered, which is only 40 km away from where I live. ☺
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  9356. Obviously there was the Formula 1 record by Jenson Button, but for V8 Supercars standards, I believe it was set by Scotty McLaughlin, 2019. It was definitely close for Cam, but Scotty’s lap will always stand for me
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  9357. Mining is still big here. Has kept me in a job for the last 23 years or so.
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  9358. at USA, you get Formula Drift, but there's actually a crazier drift event at Japan called "D1GP". It's called "D1SL" before but since the car actually getting more power, it's splitted in 2 different division, now it's neither D1 Lights or D1GP. Worth to check out if you like drifting!
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  9359. You are doing substantially better than most Americans I've seen do Geography so far. Like easily 95th percentile. I'm German and with these blown up proportions it isn't easy for me either so job well done.
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  9360. For whatever reason, critters are so much bigger in Queensland, must be a climate thing but bugs, spiders, snakes, amphibians, all seem to get bigger the further north you go. Those moths would end me though. 😳
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  9361. From what I recall, the Torro Rosso’s (darker red bull cars) were still permitted to using de-tuned v10s due to budget issues in this season Edit: I stand corrected it was actually the year before - why I should fact check than trust my own grey matter. Anyway other nice fact this was the weekend Vettel made his debut in the white BMW cars :)
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  9362. First😁 5.9 kilometres (3.7 miles) long. From the top of the Kosciuszko Chairlift, the top of Mt Kosciuszko is 13km and takes roughly 5 hours for the round trip. Also Thredbo is very busy during summer with mountain bikes. Looks like this may be put on your bucket list?
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  9363. Having worked at Australia zoo as a personal tour guide gave me a great opportunity to meet and talk to people from all over the world. I found Americans Friendly and very enthusiastic . Keen to Embrace and learn about the Australian culture and our unique environment and animals.
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  9364. Quik has no vitamins or minerals, it’s just sugary chocolate drink, originally to get kids to drink milk who wouldn’t otherwise. Milo leaves Quik in the dust.
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  9365. I think I can speak for the Aussies on this one we have adopted you Ian all you got to do is come here. I'm sure if you ran a fundraiser for you and your family all of us would help.
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  9366. British swearing and Crashes recorded on bad dashcams is pure comedy. Can’t stop laughing
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  9367. Glad you liked it Ian!, I was watching from one of a couple thousand boats and jet skis off the coast on Sunday for the final day of the three day event. Amazing experience 👍 P.S. The American commentators mentioned that the F/A-18 reached speeds of over 1000 km/h on the high speed passes.
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  9368. Ian as a Proud Australian I only have 2 things to say about this. 1/. Love the pic of Daniela on the wall. Again it just shows how far you are punching above your weight… 2/. Next time I’m in the US I know where to go when feeling home sick. 🤪
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  9369. Chris and John, regular legends. ANZAC : Australia New Zealand Army Corp. Legends
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  9370. Affectionately known in the UK as as the 'tin snail' or 'flying dustbin' (on account of the bonnet (hood) stiffening ridges). Others have described the logic-defying cornering, remarkable usability in snow etc. but no-one has mentioned the seats! These are little more than tubular steel framed beach chairs. Totally minimalist but absolutely functional. I'd love to own one.
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  9371. If you have no food, an Anzac biscuit will save your life, They used it as a ration in WW2.
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  9372. Friends if you want to add egg and pineapple then you have to have bacon as well. A standard corner shop Aussie burger is beef, lettuce, tomato, tomato sauce/ketchup, and beetroot maybe. Then you change it up by adding as your choice , cheese, bacon, egg, pineapple. Or all at once for the mega burger which if you can eat two with everything you will be lucky.
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  9373. It's not a commodore. It's a spec chassis and frame with a spec engine and a commodore body shrunk and shaped to fit over it. If. You put it next to a VF Commodore they look nothing alike and have nothing at all in common. This is why manufacturers abandoned the series over the years, it has zero relevance to their road cars. Then new gen3 cars look to be a step back in the right direction though.
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  9374. There are a few houses scattered around the track. There is also camping for when the race is on.
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  9375. In France (maybe in some other countries) there are competitions of disasembling/assembling 2cv, very impressive how fast the guys can do it!
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  9376. I didnt know about this road. I went to the mountains in Romania for week trek, and suddenly I was above this road somewhere like this guy was, and i was really surprised. It was awesome, full of sheeps and shepards. Nice.
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  9377. I used to own a 2CV - 4 club. Basically the same car, but with double the HP. Yes, it was a quirky car, but it always brought smiles to people’s faces. I used to work for a software company and clients were always thrilled if I came in my 2CV (or Lelijke Eend - Dutch for Ugly Duckling). Oh, and it was easy to fix, even for a non-mechanic like me
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  9378. Belive me, we Europeans will tow anything with anything, even the smallest cars of the 60s and 70s like the Fiats 500, 600, 126, 127; Renaults 4 CV, Dauphine, 4 and 5; Citroën 2CVs and their derivatives; East German Trabants and their 600 cc two-stroke two-cylinder engines all could be seen often with caravans bigger that themselfs behind them lol. You can still see them during the summer months. In that aspect the Beetle was actually a fairly well sized car for the job
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  9379. Prague is also the No.1 location for bachelor parties. You can do loads of activities there in and around the city. We're heading there for one of my best friends bachelor party trip in two weeks😅
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  9380. I know in the Uk hyenas were sometimes called laughing hyenas because of the noise they made
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  9381. Hey Guys, don't know if you know but the next race at Mount Panorama is on the 15-17 of April this year. Just saying if you could make it, it would be great as a Bathurstian (citizen of Bathurst) we generally leave alongside 100s of other families as the noise is quite loud and the tourists can be annoying. But because of this accommodation is easy to come by and generally cheap.
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  9382. Still need to check out Touring Car Masters mate! They support the V8 Supercars. Old USA and AUS muscle cars. And of course they race at Bathurst
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  9383. Spanish Fanta is next level, even compared to "standard" Euro-Fanta.
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  9384. Well done guys you all deserve it, a quote from the Aussie classic movie The Castle "THAT'S GOING STRAIT TO THE POOL ROOM" 👍😁.
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  9385. And remember these are 12 foot tables not 6ft pool tables.....really hard to play
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  9386. Definitely skill Ian. Seen this quite a bit with smaller excavators but not on what looks like a 36 tonner lol 👏👏👏
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  9387. Iwrocker: yeah bathe in the pool for a while Aussie: 🤨 you mean stew for the crocs? 😂😂
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  9388. in germany we have up to 102 octane which is probably equivalent to 98 or 99 in the states and all fuel is unleaded
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  9389. Mohelnice is in Czech Republic, Central Europe :)
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  9390. Great reaction. Fans? I remember going to a Lions v Nth Melbourne game in 1974, met a yank and his missus a bit lost inside the ground. Found them a good spot on a city flank. Left them unbelieving that I had driven 400 km to go to the game and I was travelling home afterwards. (It was a great game even if Nth won.)
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  9391. "Tapparelle" are very common in italy by (al least) 60-70 years. Now are all commonly motorized.
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  9392. Here in Perth we are heading towards having nearly 10 zones in our train network, to get from one side to another was expensive, they have now made it that in one trip you will only be charged 2 zones max no matter how far you go. Say Joondalup to Mandurah is 100km, with a smartrider card with autoload it's just 4 bucks.
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  9393. Aww just gorgeous. Glad you enjoyed mail time. I must say that Pedro is becoming quite the sensation down here !! Love you guys - Nathan from Lord Howe Island.
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  9394. 10:28 its real 😂 Its an alpine A110 and its use to chase down car doing well over the legal limit
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  9395. The old school nascar with the 5 lugs per wheel were imo the most impressive because of the work done and the potential for a mistake but F1 record is less than 2 seconds, granted loads of people but seeing an F1 car stop and go that quickly is mind boggling. And as another has said the rally aspect of pit stops to potentially rebuild a car in 30 mins is really impressive.
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  9396. i would also love to see you react to a GP2 Car on a hillclimb run. Its actually insane to see how fast he demolishes those narrow rodes way faster then in this video.
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  9397. I was literally eating a Works Burger with Potato Scallops for dinner while watching this. Australian Works Burgers are Saviory and Sweet, they usually are cooked with less fat than the American style Burgers I had had here and definitely no grease so are really healthy. Glad you liked it.
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  9398. They cut the RCZ-R because of European law on CO² emissions. And they didn't sold enough of them to justify a rework with a new engine/hybrid.
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  9399. I have heard about people hosting these types of events, I have only been to tractor pulling once but as the petrolhead I am, the athmosphere at the event shown in the video looks awsome, thanks for this awesome video, much love from Sweden🇸🇪!😊
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  9400. Pronunciations aren’t far off, good on ya. I like these beers with bbq, pork sausage especially. Cleans the pallet. Dzienkie is thank you, try Sto Lat (100 years). Keep up the great work.
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  9401. Yes we have maps, They cause major injuries, They also go for the eyes. You can get them to recognise you as a friend and not a foe by feeding them a little every day for a few weeks
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  9402. Those squigly lines look like someone has replicated some racetracks from around the world
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  9403. I’m pretty sure that the American version is still made in Australia. If I’m not mistaken the barcode (at 4:12 ) on the American package starts with 93 which means made in Australia
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  9404. Capitalism (predatory, unrestricted) is the answer for everything in the US. Its all about making as much money as possible no matter if the environment suffers or even if people die for it.
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  9405. Skoda used to be a joke but since Volkswagen took over they have been nice cars. The Octavia is Used as mini cabs in the UK so they are bullet proof 👍🏻
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  9406. Check out the Magic Roundabout in a Town in the UK called Hemel Hempstead, in Hertfordshire. You wiIl love it. It has one Big roundabout in the middle and about 7 smaller roundabouts around the edge, but its actually really one big one with loads of roads going off in different directions and you can go anyway around it as well. I love it myself .
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  9407. Ian What's often not realised is that WA is nearly the exact same size as Qld,NSW and Vic put together. We are only 10% of the population but produce 47% of Australian exports. We kick ass. Similar attitudes as Texas.
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  9408. Most but not all supermarkets in Australia are inside shopping malls.
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  9409. The number she was singing was for the Reading and Writing hotline commercial
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  9410. look for a video called "unfair advantage" it goes into Audis racing in the US.
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  9411. 4:15 It's not ugly, it's wrong in many ways. Check out some urban planning videos that compare USA to Europe.
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  9412. Thanks bro! Yes, it was great! Once again Rally Jyväskylä brought us "crazy" fans together from all over. It is like music, rally is an universal "language" of love! If you like great Skoda videos, I recommend Kalle Rovanperä and Skoda WRC 2- rally videos. Greetings from Finland!
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  9413. Another lovely video, i thought id share one of our most famous poems by Dorothy Mackellar, the first verse is not as well known as the rest, but the first verse is about her home land England, and then it goes onto her adopted land which she has totally fallen in love with... My Country – I love a sunburnt country The love of field and coppice, Of green and shaded lanes. Of ordered woods and gardens Is running in your veins, Strong love of grey-blue distance Brown streams and soft, dim skies I know but cannot share it, My love is otherwise. I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of drought and flooding rains. I love her far horizons, I love her jewel-sea, Her beauty and her terror – The wide brown land for me! A stark white ring-barked forest All tragic to the moon, The sapphire-misted mountains, The hot gold hush of noon. Green tangle of the brushes, Where lithe lianas coil, And orchids deck the tree-tops And ferns the warm dark soil. Core of my heart, my country! Her pitiless blue sky, When sick at heart, around us We see the cattle die – But then the grey clouds gather, And we can bless again The drumming of an army, The steady, soaking rain. Core of my heart, my country! Land of the Rainbow Gold, For flood and fire and famine, She pays us back threefold – Over the thirsty paddocks, Watch, after many days, The filmy veil of greenness That thickens as we gaze. Dorothea Mackellar
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  9414. In Germany you are only allowed on the motorway if you drive your vehicle faster than 60 kmh as standard
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  9415. 34:16 yeah there are Irish language TV channels, radio stations.. All road signs/street signs are in Irish. Lots of people have Irish names, and know a little Irish so to us it sounds normal. The Irish alphabet only has 18 letters so it's quite strange for English speakers to pick up
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  9416. Thanks for checking out my suggestion mate. As I said, I saw one following our greyhound bus in the middle of the night near a place called Miles in Queensland. It was 100 yards off in the scrub and was casting shadows through the gum trees, matching our speed. It seemed bright, reddish and sparkling nearly. The whole bus was very animated and talking about it, so I knew I wasn't crazy. I'll never forget it.
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  9417. In my town in Denmark, all social workers was just handed the newest Cupra as a work car. It looks fast
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  9418. Melbourne was the richest city in the world due to the gold rush in the 1850's, McDonalds here is universally called Macca's even the stores have Macca's on their signs.
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  9419. Me as Dutch born living for a decade in North America I can say the technical aspects in the trucks is ten years ahead compared to north america If you want to import a Europe truck to north america it has to be minimum 15 yrs old..to protect their own north american market
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  9420. I love the f1 videos. Your reactions and comments are good compared to other channels doing the same!
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  9421. Expensive realestate in Australia depends a lot on location. Sydney harbourside would get my vote as the most expensive followed by the Toorak/South Yarra in Melbourne. The prices for houses have risen beyond the joke though. Land value is often what they sell for if the house can be knocked over and replaced by a couple of units - developers are really busy.
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  9422. Found Ian around two weeks ago and can't stop watching his videos, just love his enthusiasm.
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  9423. When I lived in Queensland I constantly had to check my dog for ticks, it is common up there dogs dying from ticks :-( , not to bad in Melbourne but up north they are lethal
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  9424. I'm a Kiwi living in the UK, our cultures are quite similar in not being particularly direct, however I'm probably not typical for a Kiwi as I always say it like it is. I've lived here a long time and I still get shocked looks from some Brits when I reply to a question with straight out honesty. I work a seasonal job, at the end of last season the boss asked me if I'll be coming back next year, I just said no. His expression was priceless as it was totally unexpected, he probably thought I'd say yes, or I'm not sure etc. I did go on to explain why not because he genuinely looked hurt, but he completely understood after I explained my reasons. For me the question just required a simple yes/no response, I'm probably a bit weird like that (in our culture at least).
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  9425. I really like your honest reaction of such facts. It is a little odd from our european perspective but it's ok. Anyway, the reason for existing of this car is Audi's LeMans victory back in 2006 with their ludacris attempt to win the ultimate endurance race with a diesel powered car. That's how the legendary Audi R10 TDI was born. That's why Europe (and not only) gone mad about diesel cars back in mid 2000s. It was a perfect advertise. That is the reason of rise of The Volkswagen group to a top produser back in the middle of the last decade. And all followed attempts of taking them down such as Diesel gate scandal. But that's another topic to discuss.
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  9426. Everyone needs a break and especially when you have to keep up with young kids. You guys are awesome and it’s important to balance family / work life . Look after yourselves and looking forward to upcoming posts 👍
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  9427. Most of those cars in that collection are priceless Phase 4 Trans am mustang A9X's Stormin norm's munro Just brilliant
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  9428. That every man in those trucks are volunteers, is extraordinary service and commitment! The police are always there as well to protect the public! There is a new reality tv show on now called Police Rescue, a specially trained team dealing with any emergency in a big hurry, we should not take their sacrifices for granted! 🙋👏
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  9429. If I have to choose between a Ridgeline and this I'd choose none!
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  9430. Great upload as always. Glad you covered this, and Glens channel is really informative. You'll definitely learn some cool information about the different muscle cars of the era there.
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  9431. oh boy cant wait to see rally on this
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  9432. Its such a badass design, a Truck that can move really heavy loads, can be fitted with all kinds of machinery, thats also a Tractor and can go anywhere. Its the multitool of Vehicles, and they are fairly present in Germany, on Construction, fitted with cranes, Hauling stuff to anywhere in Agriculture, or shovel the snow.
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  9433. As a man of that era that raved I was always jealous of the ppl that could shuffle. I had my own dance moves which sufficed but yea. Crazy shufflers seemed so cool .
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  9434. That downshift in the chase, man. So sweet.
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  9435. Nothing to do with car insurance but Rhonda and ketut r currently doing an add for covid jabs and Rhonda is holding their baby saying like a sunrise
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  9436. Pilsner Urquell. Fantastic beer. You have to try it.
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  9437. As a brit who has driven around The Magic Roundabout, it makes much more sense in real life. Give way (yield) to those coming from the right. Unlike any other roundabout, you can either go the long way all around the outside clockwise or the shorter route but still give way to those from the right. In this scenario, with so many roads joining a single roundabout would not work so efficiently.
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  9438. Paris has more Bakerys as the hole USA, this is not a joke.
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  9439. To the defense of all these people. In The Netherlands we did have a travel show in the 80's. They went to a Dutch holiday fair, with a blind map of Europe, and asked the visitors to point out their own country. More than half could not. Many letters where written, because the people thought that it was a set-up, so the week after they went back and did the same. The results where even worse then the week before.
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  9440. The Volvo BTCC engine was a TWR-developed naturally aspirated 2.0L five-cylinder engine, which made around 290 horsepower at 8500rpm. That might not sound like much, but with the 850 BTCC weighing under 2100 pounds, it was more than plenty.
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  9441. Well but no one walks in the US so it's fine
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  9442. The red dirt covering the vehicles in the outback we call "bull dust".
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  9443. Props to you my friend. I am a Canadian that grew up in Europe, living 20 ,minutes away from the Hockenheim ring. I must commend you on undertaking the totallly "unamerican" journey of expanding your horizon beyond NASCAR and the "World" Series ;-) As you have noticed ( and remarked), there is a lot to see and learn out in the world. And while " 'murica" is a great place, its by far not the greatest. We all can learn from others. Sometime someone else has found a better way to do things than us, and we'd be stupid not to learn from that. In closing, here's my favourite Quote: "Nothing prevents achieving greatness better than thinking you are the greatest."
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  9444. Yup, that's a restROOm
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  9445. I think you should try this one out, it's a classic German TV commercial about HB, a cigarette brand (when that was still allowed): " Ein Tag im Leben des HB-Männchens (HQ) "
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  9446. Siblings. That's why Antarctica keeps slapping us with freezing blasts of air.
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  9447. The thing that impresses me the most is how instantaneous the response is.
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  9448. It's so funny to watch others over analyse the snacks that I have day to day, really makes me appreciate what we Aussies have got 😄
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  9449. We held a bunnings sausage sizzle for a uni club and it was so easy to do; just fill out a form, they supply the equipment, you supply the food. So much fun talking to random people all day
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  9450. I'm in Western Australia in a big coal mining town and to get to our town, its a continual drive up hills for a good 9km!! We regularly have major mining equipment and vehicles (like massive dump trucks) travelling on trucks to any 3 of our mines. They also advertise the days and approx times that heavy loads will be on the roads so you can plan you day around them if you can so you don't get stuck behind them. Just like in the video, when you see a pilot vehicle/s or the heavy transport vehicles driving basically up the middle of the road on the white line or into your lane, you KNOW something big is coming and to get right off the road. If it is massively wide load, the pilot vehicle drivers will usually wave for you to pull over as well. Some of our loads can take up 3 lanes wide and its a 2 lane highway built with plenty of overtaking lanes, and double lanes from the bottom of the hill to the top because it use to be that you would get caught at the bottom of the hill with a truck struggling to do 20km/hr, it was a long slow trip for yourself it you couldn't get the speed up from being stuck behind a truck!! Thankfully they fixed this issues and have double lanes with the left for trucks to make it easier to travel up the hill. Also our heavy transport don't have purple lights here in WA. I haven't seen one for a couple of years but they have the same flashing lights of Police and they're usually a large 4wd like a toyota landcruiser with transport painted up the sides of the vehicles but look very similar to a police vehicle.
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  9451. Those Tatra 8x8 would make the perfect base for a mobile command unit for SAR teams, especially in areas often hit by hurricanes tbh
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  9452. Once your gear arrives the pedals will be the biggest impact. Most pedals offer a heavy replacement spring or even better a load cell for the brake pedal, think about getting one. Once you change the brake spring. If your stock brake spring is heavier than than your stock gas pedal swap them. Remember the one who does the best in a race isn't always the fastest. It's the guy who makes the least mistakes. You can never make up time only lose it. Every driver & car combo has best possible time you can't do better. But you can make mistakes. Rule #1. The hardest skill to learn in racing is patience......
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  9453. Jeez bloke you jumped in the deep end straight away 🤣
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  9454. And we love seeing your genuine interest in our country, thank you for all the great videos!
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  9455. Good job.. Those that try a spoonful like i've seen soo many times will always hate it.. It's not peanut butter.. Used correctly it's good... Enjoy brother.
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  9456. Damn the fellas are looking sharp! Happy new year IWrocker family! Feliz año nuevo Pedro!
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  9457. The Crown Vic is a good example... look at the overhang from the wheels.
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  9458. Hi Ian, I don’t have a bidet in my home but I have used them whilst on holidays in various parts of Europe. Also handy for washing your feet after a day on the beach🤣🤣🤣
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  9459. Shoulda just put the ice cream in the milo tin for best results 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  9460. U r stocked for life, true Aussie now
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  9461. Man im happy you enjoyed this one, they drive around my home town in lõuna-eesti ralli aswell( not this year, no town stage :( ), they can go tight pretty well
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  9462. Whoop! Pedro is in the house!!! 👏🏻👏🏻
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  9463. OMG I nearly cried when I see the Kid with his Dad in the truck hauling Fire wood, That was me RIP Dad.
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  9464. That was wonderful! Those hats are amazing. It's so lovely to see Pedro again ... and a tiny tiny bit of Danielle's mum, lol. And I adore seeing the kids grow - you all make up a beautiful family 🥰
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  9465. A lot of our mountain ranges look blue from a distance due to the trees and planets that grow on them. The Blue Mountains in NSW get they name due to the eucalyptus trees emitting eucalyptus oil. When combined with dust and water vapour, the bounce the light back as a blue colour.
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  9466. I had already seen the original video. Something that was pointed out in the comments was that Evan lives in London, where prices are higher than the rest of UK. A lot of the UK prices seemed high to me and that is probably the reason.
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  9467. You have to check out some o'Sullivan 147 games =D
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  9468. The Aussie chic said Vodafone is good in Aus. I disagree. One of the worst in my experience
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  9469. As an australian. Pretty sure u wanna dump the milo in there. Im talkin like 4 tablespoons. Some floatin on top hahah
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  9470. I’m a Ford girl!! My dad had a large Ford dealership in Ferntree Gully in Melbourne. I was driven to high school,in one of these by my dad. The guys at school were so impressed!!
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  9471. I love yor show, makes me proud to an Australian! You are a Champion!
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  9472. Go Emma! lol
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  9473. That was hilarious. I had no idea 😂
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  9474. The phone company converted the payphone into both a free landline and a wi-fi hotspot, that's the wi-fi sign above it.
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  9475. Foam is vital on a beer in uk. If the bar staff gave you a no foam beer 99% of customes wouldn''t accept it. And refuse it..
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  9476. Range Rover - the original Chelsea Tractor owned by Sloane Rangers. It made me laugh seeing footage of the Isle of Wight festival around ten years ago when all those stranded Range Rover Evoques had to be rescued from the muddy field by Land Rovers (including some old Mk2s).
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  9477. "Navigator" (person who reads instruction for driver) is great. I'm not Czech but I understand a lot and his commands are very precise.
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  9478. You can find both Tropicana and minute maid in various countries in Europe! Tropicana is very common in Sweden! In Sweden is considered a ok (fairly good) brand!
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  9479. the difference is that Australia's tax money goes to building the economy, healthcare, education and infrastructure whereas the majority of U.S tax money goes towards military, billionaire businesses and churches (even though the first ammendment makes it illegal for tax money to go to churches). We don't need a strong military as the U.S benefits around $50billion per year under the FTA and visa versa along with all our high demand exports. Whether or not the bond between Aust and the U.S is a good thing or not (politically & culturally) is another matter. Fact remains that it's an incredibly strong and important relationship in all aspects, no other two nations on earth have such a symbiotic, beneficial relationship.
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  9480. Now I know how Gucci feels with all the knock offs....That's just all kinds of wrong...You can't beat the original & the BEST...
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  9481. I've raced at Bathurst 5 times when bikes raced there. 3 times in the rain 😂 on a TZ 250 Yamaha The Cutting is like a broom closet its so tight and high walls and slow.. The hardest corner to get right is Quarry bend Best corner is Forrest elbow so much camber But when they put the chase in it wasn't the same you lost the momentum and flow of this great track. Skyline has this sigma that its scary its not ☺ Mcphillamy park is the most frightening.
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  9482. Awesome vid, we just had a massive classic car cruise on the 26th down in Adelaide (well down at the bay at Glenelg and along the esplanades) must have been 150 plus classics cars out! So much fun to watch. Certainly can appreciate all the dollars, blood, sweat and tears put into these beauties!
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  9483. HK, HT, and HG Monaro's would be well worth your time, having at look at Ian. They are the earlier versions before the HQ came out.
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  9484. Wow what a video. To the guys who sent all the care packages - YOU are awesome. Life has been tough for me over the last few months and this type of genuine generosity helps me to restore my faith in todays society. Ian and fam thankyou for uploading this. You guys are awesome. And a speical shoutout to Grandpa. Mannnn i love this dude....he is just the best.
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  9485. I owned one of these. Smooth ride, comfortable, reliable and bulletproof. Easy to work on. Theres nothing on the roads like them today
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  9486. The RB was a Renault truck, since RB used to have Renault engines, they kept the trucks but removed the logo because their relationship wasn't the best
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  9487. You gotta react to more funny car ads, there are some VW ones that are really cool
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  9488. The Unimog u500 was sold in the States as a Freightliner, by Daimler in the early 2000’s. There are a few videos on YouTube. The whole steering system can be switched from left hand drive to right hand drive and the transmission can be switched from automatic to manual (with a fold down clutch pedal, apparently!).
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  9489. Hey Ian, I love that you've added driving the cars in Dirt2 into your reactions. I've giggled many times, I'm looking forward to the next car you react to :) EDIT: The whole rally stage was a total blast, your throttle feathering and steering inputs were really good! Yes you were on the limit a few times but that just shows you can deal with some adrenaline in your system :) Had you taken the Mini out instead you'd have experienced much more terminal under steer, this car actually responds&slides pretty well for a FWD car! I really was grinning a lot so PLEASE keep this format coming! Cheers
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  9490. What a Sweet calm Tabby Cat, Luna.
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  9491. Steyr Puch ! The Austrian specialist when it comes to all-wheel drive. Unfortunately so small after WW2 that only a few own models were produced. But large corporations such as Mercedes, VW, Fiat and many others had their 4WD models developed and partly built there. Today the company can be found under car suppliers. Before the war licensed buildings and own models.
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  9492. Heads up on the Irish plate. The 131 is the year of the vehicle. It goes to 132 in the second half of the year. The W is the county the vehicle is registered in. In this case Waterford. If you had a 2023 car from Dublin registered today it would show 232 D 12345.
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  9493. My pleasure to subscribe to your channel 🇦🇪
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  9494. As small as the Netherlands is, for a million dollars (roughly a million euros) you can get something from a detached renovated and modernised cloche house in the provinces, to a terraced house in city centres, or a spacious semi-detached two-story building with your own garage in the suburbs. It’s all about location, even if you can cross the entire country by car in just 3 hours.
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  9495. I started as an apprentice as a mechanic for a construction company in the UK in 1998. The older vans on the fleet from the 80's were on 5,000 mile service intervals. Overtime on the new vehicles the intervals increased up to 25,000 mile intervals by the time I left in 2011. Many of them were sold off with over 300,000 miles on the clock. I was quite shocked when the internet got larger and reading stuff from other countries was easy to discover the US still seem to have such low intervals. Made me wonder what kind of ditch water they are using for oil over there. lol
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  9496. yes ian!! keep doing the goodwood festival of speed stuff, this is a great event. Also check out 'smith and sniffs' guide to the Cartier lawn and other supercar/ iconic car paddocks at the festival.
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  9497. Played snooker and a bit of billiards as a young boy long before I ever saw my first "pool" table. We had a program called "Pot Black" on something called television here in Australia back in the 1970s and it was one of our favourite shows. Eddie Charlton (AM) was the man to beat. He was an Australian professional snooker and English billiards player and remains the only player to have been world championship runner-up in both snooker and billiards without winning either title. Raymond Reardon (MBE) from Wales was also another famous player from that era, winning the World Snooker Championship six times and more than a dozen other tournaments.
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  9498. French citizen here, born and raised in Paris. Shop windows on the boulevard Haussman are an absolute must see. The architecture of these massive 19th century malls are impressive by themselves anyway. Spent 4 years in Brussels. Totally recommend. An absolute blast. Loved that city. Belgians are the friendliest chillest most welcoming people i ever met. And they know how to party ! Small city geographically speaking but the main square is majestic ! Very vibrant cultural life too. Don't miss the flower carpet in August. Budapest is one of the most beautiful city in Europe. Prove me wrong if you dare lol. Vienna is unbelievable. And fantastic quality of life there, i concur !! I've been dreaming of Scotland for years. Prague is on my wishlist too !! So much to see, not enough time, sadly. Fun fact about Colmar : it inspired Disney when they created the village for Beauty and the Beast ! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everybody. Have fun. Take care. Wish you all the best
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  9499. Not sure about the financial\technically arrangements, but the Australia government (at the time) did guarantee bank savings (at least for individuals and I think there might have a cap). AFAIK that guarantee still exists. Also the US is the largest foreign investor in Aus. AFAIK.
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  9500. I love how you love us Aussies and Australia in particular, I pray that one day when you come down under you will fit right in just love it ❤
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  9501. I was waiting to see how long till you did a video on this , nice work mate 🇦🇺🤙
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  9502. That truck was going from Broom To Perth, not the other way. Before the sealed road was constructed between Newman and Port Headland the trucks used to go via the Marble Bar road 750kms of corrugated dirt road. I have traveled it many times and it was shocking. Back in the mid 80's you could drive for over 5 hrs with out seen another vehicle on this road (Great Northern Highway ) even fewer on the Marble Bar road
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  9503. Huge fan of Simon and his work...you couldn't pick better material to react too...he really does his homework and is always super informative...great video
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  9504. The first thing that came to mind on seeing that giant squid was,,,, now that's a shit tonne of calamari...🥴 🙃🐨🇦🇺
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  9505. would like to see a reaction to the classic NZ movie Once Were Warriors
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  9506. Great video guys, you got some amazing gifts, I think because you make people feel like part of your family, and it's such a beautiful family. I also want to say how gorgeous that view is, what an awesome sight to wake up to each day.
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  9507. Kozel, Pilsner Urquell, Budvar, Samson, Staropramen, Lobkowitz, Březňák, Radegast, Holba, Litovel, Zubr, Gambrinus .............. Try wiki Czech beers list 🍻🍺🙂
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  9508. I used to work at a Dominos Pizza store here in Sydney. One day an American tourist came in and was amazed. He said, "We have Dominos Pizza stores in America, too".
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  9509. I like this comparison, even if it is just water. As always fun to watch. Here in Germany we have eighter out of plastic or glas bottles - last one in my opinion is better for taste (goes for almost everything like Coke or beer as well), but also more for at home. I do run the entire drink section (non alcohol, alcohol and strong alcohol) area of our supermarket since 2010. Regarding water: We do have sparkling and non sparkling of course, but also "Medium" which is exactly in the middle, with sparkle, but not that much. All of them are very popular throughout the year. And you were surprised in the beginning about the 1.5L (0.40 gallon), which is very common in plastic bottles. Also in common is a lot in 1L (0.26). The classic one remain the 0.7 or 0.75L (0.18 or 0.2 gallon). You usually get them in boxes like 12 bottles or 6 bottles. We, like you also have a lot of the small bottles, the 0.5L (0.13 gallon) which is the most common when you're not at home and on the road. I prefer sparkling water. We, I can only speak for my area here in Germany, do have very good groundwater. So we use things like the Sodastream a lot and produce our own water at home, because it's not only cheaper but also more comfortable. But also the water products you buy are usually very regional due to costs, environment, transports etc. to keep the products as cheap as possible. That's why you don't get all the water products at every area, but others which are known throughout the entire country (I guess same goes for other european countries and markets) like perhaps Gerolsteiner. Best example regarding costs, transports etc.: We also do have things like Italian water like San Pellegrino or best example for Americans is Fiji, but they are more expensive here, as they are exported. A small 0.5L (0.13 gallon) bottle of Fiji Water currently costs around 1.89€ /$2.03, which is nuts, but people still buy them.
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  9510. You should open an Australian themed private museum to show off your collection 😊
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  9511. I'm surprised the winshield didn't pass DOT? Most ADRs(Australian Design Rules) are the strictest vehicle standards in the world.
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  9512. It just doesn't happen "Very rare this is" My heart goes out to those people and as soon as i can make a donation to help get them back up and aussieing on i will. Stay Strong Bathurst, take care & stay safe. 👍😎🇦🇺
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  9513. Awesome! So stoked to watch you opening stuff from Oz. Much love to you and your family 🇺🇲🇦🇺
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  9514. Changing the gear box is hell with those engines. I did a apprenticeship at a VW and Audi dealer. And the coin is a german 2€.
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  9515. The same thing can be done with the fifth generation Pontiac GTO and the VT to VZ Holden Ute being also built side by side on the assembly lines, or if you want a four door version, use the Holden Crewman!
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  9516. Typically most truck and trailers in Europe are built to pivot around one specific axle. This is done with either a lift axle or a stearing axle. A lot of modern trucks ease up the axle pressure automatically (there is a button to turn it of) when turning in a small radius. There is one exception that is very common. The dolly axles are typically always both fixed. To compensate for this the distance between those axles are typically very short.
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  9517. couldnt think of a better amrican to have so many awesome aussie collectables . and the ppl who send them are just as awesome . and we know you sincerely appreciate them , love mail time lol .
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  9518. Chad has some really great motor sport video's from Thailand, check his NGO bike racing or the tractor racing, they are cool.
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  9519. What a cool video bro 😎!!!!! I had no idea the Hungary had such an amazing inventions 👍
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  9520. You can hear " duelling banjos" playing in the background lol.
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  9521. The seat in Swedish trucks are amazing, you are sitting as good as in any office workplace. Its relay is better than any luxury car's seat.
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  9522. I probably have over 200 jerseys. Most of them replicas, but also a few match worn jerseys. The majority is from my favourite team, but I always collect jerseys of teams my team has played against in European tournaments. Some jerseys are signed by individual players or by the whole squad. I also have the official matchball of a Quarter Final match of the Champions League, in 2005, which I bought through auction. It did come with a certificate from UEFA, so that's why I know it's real.
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  9523. You US guys really missed out by giving us your unwanted "truck" engine. 265 hemi 6 was the best 6 by far for a looong time and as demonstrated here ,as good as a lot of v8,s
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  9524. Have seen 3 tornadoes in my life, 2 while on vacation in France, one in my home country the Netherlands, they don't get as big as yours (by a long shot) and they make less of an impact because the area's where they hit are often avoided & building regulations are different, while most buildings in the EU are certainly not "tornado proof" by any means (if directly hit they will be gone) the buildings can usually withstand more because of being built from a lot more stone. So that's why we hear a lot less about them, because the damage they tend to do is fairly minimal when compared to the US.
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  9525. also produced as the Seat Marbella, the old one that is, push startable with only one person so light weight
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  9526. That big cave at Jenolan Caves (more of a natural archway) is called the Devil's Coach House. Google Earth has some street view in that area.
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  9527. I had a Seat Leon Cupra R (225 bhp). I bought it brand new for £17500 in 2003 and pretty much ran it into the ground. It was fairly nippy. 0-60 in 6.3 seconds (measured at Brands Hatch on a track day) but the book said 6.7. It was a phenomenal family car too. Isofix (baby carriage fixings) in the back, full size spare, (which none of its rivals, the Honda type-r, Ford focus rs, MG etc had), a surprisingly roomy boot (trunk) and a not terrible sound system. Great, great car. My only gripe, was the rather "robust" suspension. You do NOT want to clatter a pot hole. Love the content mate.
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  9528. I’ve had 6 children myself, all grown now, so I know kids and travel anywhere isn’t easy. Australia will still be here when your ready.
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  9529. Keep up the daily uploads, great job! Your content is always interesting to watch
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  9530. A well tuned E49 was THE fastest production car in the world from 0-100mph in the early 70's. Beat the V8's at their own game. Those triple Webber's used to feed it plenty of fuel and air to achieve this, but we're a bit hard to keep tuned not unlike the GTR XU1 Torana. Two Aussie straight sixes that well & truly punched above their weight.
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  9531. West End Draught. Want a laugh? Look at the 80's and 90's West End beer ads. One of their epic ads used the Georgetown Pub in rural South Australia that just happens to be in my area. In your flickthru of beers you questioned a NT Draught bottle... no longer produced but NT is the Northern Territory and the bottle was 2 litres ! 👍👍🇭🇲
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  9532. Here in New Zealand I've heard it referred to as a mental health day
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  9533. I remember watching an in car view of a guy that was racing against McRae I forget if it was Makinen or Leob but it was insane. I'm a mechanic by trade and two guys I used to work for owned a big Australian rally team, the speeds they go is insane.
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  9534. Gday Ian , you gotta do another vid mate that was awesome. Seeing the old 80's ads brought back memories. My boss at the time had the exact model and we did the exact same thin with it and it never missed a beat.. We had a hard time explaining the dings and scraches though. great vid mate cheers
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  9535. Great video Ian, Have never heard of such a thing, when I saw title of runs at 0 rpm I was like WTF, and I actually did my trade as an engine builder for many years and have never come across anything like this.
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  9536. Man if you drove a Honda Civic you gotta check out Jordan Cox overtake Bathurst!!!!! It's short but mind blowing. Thanks for another great reactions video.
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  9537. Congratulations mate, you certainly all deserve it 👍
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  9538. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  9539. 11:22 - that lane suddenly ending out of nowhere is one of the most unrealistic (and frustrating) parts of the game -.-
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  9540. If you like unexplained phenomena, check out the Min Min lights 😉👍🏼 Also still haven't seen you do anything on our ANZACS, if you want to be a true Aussie this is crucial research 🤙🏼 Lovin' the vids, keep up the great work
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  9541. There’s a lot of misinformation about this “corporation” theme and you’re really going to fall down a “sovereign citizen” rabbit hole if you get too much into it. The simple fact is that the Australian Government needs to be able to deal in bonds and securities, and in order to do this in the USA the Government has to register in a particular way with the SEC. This registration does not make Australia, which is a sovereign nation, a US corporation.
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  9542. You should look up if there's some rally' in Mexico coming up. They have a great history in rallying. I think they have some historic rally and nation rally. They had a wrc rally in 2020 i think? Maybe they come back in the future 😃
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  9543. I would love you to react to a massive bus that once roamed the busy streets of Hamburg known as the Van Hool AGG 300. It is supposed to be a bit of a surprise what makes this bus so special, but it sure is a looker. I just don't know what video to submit as many of them are very short. There is one around 15 minutes, but the person entirely speaks German throughout the video. Would still love if you could give it a watch.
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  9544. Thanks Ian this was interesting,as much as I love my country ( Australia) I’m also enjoying and learning about the rest of the world 👏
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  9545. I love the relationship you two have with your parents 💖
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  9546. Seeing your interest in the EU trucks it's a little sad you're a bit late. Last year a Danish truckdriver took his Scania 770 to the US and did 10k miles around the states. Find "Scania Danmark" and look for the "max hunt i usa" videos. You might not understand much of what he is saying but the truck is pretty nice.
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  9547. I'm from Slovakia and we solved this issue by programming traffic lights differently. If there are trams and there are a lot of cars turning left (right in this example), there is specific lane to turn left and this lane has it's own green light. It is done in a most optimal way for all the lanes and cars and trams. Driver cares only about their own green light and nobody blocks nobody. This is typical in ann the Europe as far as I know. btw what if there are many cars turning right in this example? then these cars are blocking other cars in the other lane, because when signals change and they have green light, they go first. It doesn't look very optimal for high traffic conditions to me.
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  9548. frankly i think the uk stands alone in its weird two faucet thing. here in australia only very old homes do this. even homes built 40 years ago commonly had single mixing faucets, and the other was seen as backward and strange.
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  9549. Paddy Melon
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  9550. the spot lights are old school, in europe we use lights built into the lightbar, they less are less visible to a passing person but are still very effective (and are more modern) in belgium u will see a white light "bulb" on top of the lightbar of (most) police cars, this bulb is something that's only in belgium (as far is i know) and is the belgian counterpart of a spotlight
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  9551. Many mobile cranes with multiple axles can crab walk, very useful in tight city centre construction sites, worth checking some of these out. A few times I have seen a massive crane turn up to site and thought no way, only to be proven wrong by skilful driving + amazing machinery. I had the opportunity to ride the elevator to the top of a Spierings SK1265-AT6 a few years ago (the largest self-erecting mobile tower crane). I'm not afraid of heights but that was terrifying.
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  9552. We did telle track last year in my 80 series and dad's 100 series!
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  9553. You get an idea of someone just by how their property looks and his property looks like a vandalised abandoned wreckers.
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  9554. RS7 one of my dream cars too. I drive audis since 2013, my dad bought his first audi back in 1999 and we still drive it. Great cars, I would replace Audi only for Porsche!
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  9555. Ian, my grandfather was in WWI and my dad in WWII. Thank you so much for this video and paying respects to our Aussie hero's. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺👍💙👍👍
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  9556. The trees are evergreens. The Alps have a unique winter colour of white and green. I am 65 and I have never seen snow. I have been to North America and Europe but I was not silly enough to go there in winter.
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  9557. Fun fact: Italy and Switserland allow very small front plates. So on Italian cars you can often see that they are not designed for the standard Euro front plates. This goes a long way back: for example, cars like the Ferrari 308 series, and many others, are totally ruined by having to fit large front plates.
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  9558. Excellent video Ian, I am pleased you are doing your best to pass on the information to others. I am SO grateful to live in Australia
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  9559. Biggest zoo in Germany was new to me, too. And I am German. Fun Fact: Germany has the most Zoos in the World, more than 400, if I'm not wrong.
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  9560. That's just normal life for us, wait till you throw some alcohol into the mix .Oy Oy Oy
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  9561. Ford falcon with a Barra is more aussie then v8 holdens, because they all have America motors in the last models the Ford falcon only has and American gearbox and diff where the v8s in both Ford and holden are just running American motor gearbox and diff..
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  9562. I live about an hour south of Sydney NSW. Unfortunately, it's less expensive to travel to Bali than Darwin. I've been overseas more than seeing my own beautiful country. After seeing this video, I will save to see Darwin before going to Bali again.
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  9563. Originally, the 2 CV was designed for farmers: the car was meant to allow them to carry baskets of eggs through fields without breaking them. But as the car was cheap and used no more than 3 L/100 km (95 mpg) it quickly became extremely popular among students and young people. BTW you say it right "seetro-en"!
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  9564. “Donuts are a treat, not breakfast”. That statement is too bizarre! Of course dessert is not breakfast. Why are pancakes on your breakfast menu, Maccas?
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  9565. Cummins.
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  9566. Most of these where you can see it’s in a zoo or some type of animal park are just playing around. Young kangaroos play fight like puppies do. The first clip is a real example. As you pointed out he gave it a decent hit with a golf club and that didn’t bother it. And it was still just a small one. But you can clearly see the difference in aggression between the real attack and them just playing around.
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  9567. I know 1 thing us Aussies rock to see the smiles and hear their excitement.. ❤️ Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi 🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺 🤣🤣🤣
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  9568. Our national mantra is - "She'll be right, mate! No worries!"
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  9569. I love watching your videos. Awesome subject matter, and great enthusiasm on your part for recognizing engineering greatness. I recall seeing Unimogs when I was in grade school: our local fire department had them, and showed them off during a city festival. I recall thinking, "Wow! These are some awesome trucks!". You just had this 'gut feel' that when you needed them to do their job, especially when you absolutely had to rely on them to do what you needed them to do, they'd always come through. Yeah, they're expensive, but that's what you pay for, isn't it? When the chips are down, you want gear that you have a reasonable expectation will perform what you need it to do. In a way, I wish you hadn't started this Unimog series of videos, because now I'm hooked! Keep them coming! I want one, too!
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  9570. The "safety bar" was introduced for safety. But then again, a lot of engeneers took the oportunity to make it a spoiler as well (super sturdy of course but designed to get down force has hell). No limits again :)
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  9571. The koalas have like a big paper clip inside them so you can make them cling to the curtains, the computer monitor, and so on.
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  9572. As someone else has commented Ian those coins are worth quite a bit of money so hang onto them mate. Yes Firbank is one of the private schools if I am not mistaken and they do some amazing things as you can see.
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  9573. Your Videos will destroy the US-Soda Industry :) Good job
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  9574. As far as I know Würth is just a retailer who didn't manufacture own tools. When it comes to wrenches, ratches and so on I defenitely recommend Gedore (German brand).
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  9575. That licence plate on the Holden Cruze is likely legit. There’s a big market for personalised plates here. Holden made the Cruze in Australia for at least some of its model life here. The earlier ones were made in Korea (as I assume the Chevrolet Cruze is?)
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  9576. With bacon it's a 10. Beer brings it up to 11
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  9577. We recently had Polish visitors (my brother-in-law's in-laws) and when we got home from dinner I found a rather large Huntsman ( completely harmless but big) on our dinning room wall. I just had to show them and to their credit they did not freak-out but just watched it in wonder. They had never seen a spider so big😃.
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  9578. You should try Darrell Lea chocolate-covered ginger. That stuff is awesome - chunks of soft ginger coated in dark chocolate. The ginger is mild, flavorsome, with just a bit of a bite to it. 🥰 Also, it's funny that American's don't get the orange-chocolate combo - it's pretty big in England and Australia. Terry's chocolate oranges are amazing!
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  9579. Mate, Bathurst day is the best day of the year. But this year you didn't miss much. Different Brake set ups and tyre compounds made it the fastest most uneventful race.
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  9580. Even though it's called Rally Dakar (previously named Paris–Dakar Rally, Dakar (Senegal) hasn't been the finish line since 2007. 2008 rally was cancelled one day before the intended start date, due to concerns over a possible terrorist attack aimed at the competitors. The rally was cancelled on 4 January 2008, due to safety concerns in Mauritania, following the killing of four French tourists there on Christmas Eve, December 2007. From 2009 till 2019 Dakar Rally was held in South America and from 2020 to present day in Saudi Arabia. Dakar trucks has around 1000hp 12 or 13 liter diesel engines Here's 2 videos of 2 different Kamaz Dakar rally trucks against Mad Mike's drift Lambo Huracan and VW Polo R WRC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItLZT2634fA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkRI6JgMaMM Kamaz truck drifting in Goodwood Festival of Speed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK6mm5zzzP8 8:10 It's Audi RS Q e-tron. Even tho it's electric it uses 4 cyl ICE engine from Audi DTM car to charge batteries for EV motors. Best explained here at around 1min into the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nes85rlHJFI)
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  9581. "Twin steers" are quite common here, even with American brands (4:07). They take the front axle weight better and they drive like they're on rails. There's a tie-rod that connects the two front axles so that when the front axle is steered it in turn steers the second axle. Of course all four wheels steer at different angles to match their arc. Those long semi trailers with the four axles, the last axle also steers.
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  9582. The white one is a C30
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  9583. We should be sending this gorgeous family an all expensed paid holiday to Australia. I will send $100 to whomever starts the process.
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  9584. Well, weather-wise it is pretty mild most of the year, and THEN COMES SUMMER!!! Mind you, this year has had a large amount of rain it has been ridiculous for the last 2 or 3 months it has just been pouring, apparently, it is due to some odd ocean and wind currents. Also thanks so much for taking a look into my city been hoping you would do this for ages now.
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  9585. Brazil had a golden years during his time ! everybody on the team was absolutely super player what a pleasure to watch them!
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  9586. Love your channel mate. Cheers from Tasmania. Hope you have a great Christmas. 🎄 Went for a drive with a rally driver back in the 80s still haven't gotten over it. Brave drivers.
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  9587. You need to have a look at some Dick Johnson in car footage in the 80/90s too. Has the best one liners about his cars
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  9588. Man !!! - for an Aussie Bathurst lover - been watching since 1965 when it was the Armstrong 500 - watched it in black and white on RVN2 Wagga Wagga from Mannus - could see Mt Kosciusko from the back door at Snow View Cottage - worked in the pits at Bathurst for a couple of mates in the old days (not a patch on Brockie) - you have received some absolute gold memorabilia which any one of us would give a nut, a kidney and a lung - no good giving the liver - I've stuffed it with alcohol. Hope you appreciate the significance of what people have sent you - they are treasures.
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  9589. The giant tire (or tyre as it's spelled in Australia) is probably for a Caterpillar 797F Dump Truck or similar commonly used in the mining industry in Australia.
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  9590. I was 15 years old when these came out and, the petrol head that I was at the time, drooled over this car endlessly. The older brother of a mate of mine at school had one of these, and the video here just doesn't do justice to the rumble and low growl this thing had when you are up close. And it was so sweet when it was opened up fully. The over the top sound really went well with the over the top (but functional) body panneling it had. It truly was a very poliarising but iconic vehicle here in the late 80s. I had a poster of this and a SLR 5000 Torana on my wall for many years.
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  9591. I reckon those 2 Dick Johnson pics were taken at ORAN PARK in SW Sydney ( which is now a housing estate )
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  9592. Pedro is cool and adorable at the same time 😁 Snappy dresser very nice family you have .utes are never cheap over here they all hold value very well compared to other vehicles
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  9593. WOW guys! I just love to see all the love you sweeties get from Australia and New Zealand. Giving is such a privilege and to have such loving receivers is the icing on the cake. Thank you to all those who sent gifts, both now and previously, as I am addicted to the IWRocker Family videos 😆😆😆. All the best to you Ian, Daniela, Emma, Andrew, Pedro and your new addition Jan/Marie 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟
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  9594. Don't worry Ian we think Mr Friendly is a little odd also.
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  9595. i would for sure watch a vid about your local animals
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  9596. The dsg box makes a MASSIVE difference on the quarter
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  9597. We usually dont do stuff like that 😊 Happy new year or as we say "guten Rutsch" from Austria 🇦🇹
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  9598. My favourite Aussie invention that l use regularly is the VICTA rotary lawn mower but now owned by a US Co along with Stanley screwdrivers & Sidchrome tools l might add
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  9599. In the UK we call this crazy golf, but we also have the mini golf that you have in the US - played on grass.
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  9600. this was painful to watch, but it was always going to be difficult if you don't recognise the languages. 🤣🇬🇧
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  9601. you guys ever considered coming to Europe to visit a couple of beer festivals or special beer pubs and film a couple of episodes there? I think your going to love the experience. I know a few pubs here in Belgium serving over 300 kinds of beers. And each beer has it's own glass here in Belgium
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  9602. Can u pls put closed captioning on Mate as I’m deaf myself as I loved ur channel too welcome to Australia culture 😀😀
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  9603. A bit of a timeline: The Leopard (1), is Germanys main battle tank of the post-war era so its from the 60's... its the one Europe has been dusting off in large quantities to send off to Ukraine, where they seem pretty happy with it. King Tiger, WWII tank that you could consider an experiment since it was (I think) developed by Ferdiand Porche (same guy with the sports cars) who basically couldn't say no when Adolf asked him to make a big tank... so big in fact they became almost impossible to actually move. Very hard to kill, but so heavy they would move at a snails pace and constantly break down. The USSR tank... think the reason it sounds more quiet than the Leopard is that its engine is smaller because the whole thing is just not as heavy. Leopard 2, modern MBT, still being produced and still in service in a bunch of places. But it is nearing the time where its likely to be replaced with the next-gen of tanks... whatever that looks like.
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  9604. Milo doesn’t mix like Nesquik… you stir it, it stay’s thicker on top & you spoon the milo from the top & drink the rest. Atleast 4 tablespoons… big heaped tablespoons
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  9605. Got to find the silver lining....the hotter it gets the more cold beer you get to drink 🍻
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  9606. 🤣you'll be able to run a Aussie souvenir business soon
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  9607. If you're into Metal; There's loads of amazing bands from the Netherlands!🤘🏻
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  9608. This is the most wholesome channel on YouTube. Bloody legend.
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  9609. We only had 6 weeks of winter in Melbourne this year. It was so warm in late July that some of the trees began blossoming and I got hayfever 😅 Ridiculous! Summers over the last 10 years or so have been quite humid in Melbourne; we hardly ever get the dry days with a hot wind blowing anymore. Humidity is the pits 😫
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  9610. Mighty peanuts 🥜 for the win! 🤣 Depending on the terrain, sometimes being small & light & narrow is the way to go to reach the other side.💙
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  9611. I believe "fucken Telstra!!!" is the appropriate way to refer to them down under haha. Tesltra is our main telecom company. Also consistently among the most complained about companies in the country lol. Also phone booths are still used in Australia, however as mobile phone technology improved their numbers have been decreased drastically. But I do believe they had updated technology installed on them and they can act like wifi receivers for Tesltra companies.
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  9612. Well done for being the first American in history to say jaguar without saying jag-wahhh. 👍😂
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  9613. In Germany the VW Kombi Van is called „Bulli“. The cars at 4:45 are „Karmann Ghia“, which were buildt by a small german car manufacturer in Osnabrück. They had VW engines and thus often seen on VW car meetings.
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  9614. Man I wish they aired the WRC on live TV in the US.
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  9615. As a Norwegian, roads like that are great, we have to use ones like that to get to other cities a lot of the time, albeit.... the Romanian one looks better maintained, and it looks wider.
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  9616. I’m surprised you didn’t mention that the song is by Tim Minchin. Have you not seen much of his stuff yet? His songs are iconic and wicked (in the best way) and full of amazing social commentary. His earlier stuff is definitely not kid-friendly, just so you’re aware of you watch some of his songs.
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  9617. Congrats, you're really good, man😯👏🏻👍🏻! I had Czech parents, but was born and raised in Switzerland, where we used to speak swiss only, and had to learn Czech from scratch when I moved to the Czech Republic 16 years ago. Mine wasn't as good as your Czech even after two years. The only thing that is easier about the Czech language than any other language I know is that absolutely every word is always stressed on the first syllable. Greetings from Prague!
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  9618. The first tiny car is Toyota Aygo ;) 5:03 if you like Skoda - the car going next to the parade in opposite direction is in fact electric Skoda Enyaq ;) 6:05 this Toyota is a city/town police, all police cars before are from state police 6:14 the cars after the parade are again Skoda cars - Fabia, Felicia and Octavia ;) I am glad you like it and impressed that you know Tatra :)
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  9619. Dang, I miss these guys sooo much. RIP John Clarke, a wonderful Kiwi comic. Best thing neither did funny accents or impressions, just straight deadpan comments on the weeks political news
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  9620. Nice, timber trucks (see the crane on the back). They pull some weights alright. Same with "dump" (the 2nd Scania). Scania and Volvo is by far the most common truck in the Nordics. Made for the geography and temperatures.
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  9621. Dude, those really car models are awesome. In AUD they would be at least $200-$250 worth of model cars. Good score mate and respect to the sender. You'll have to build a new room 😁
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  9622. hahahah so much fun, guys! Prost! :) BTW pls tell Pedro he has fans worldwide :D love this kind of content :) best wishes from the Netherlands! :)
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  9623. You should check the Arc the Triomphe roundabout, this is totally magic as well, it's a right priority roundabout which is gigantic and it's chaos, and Nantes which is the French city that has most of roundabouts, there's some ridiculous setups there (especially where the tramway crosses)
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  9624. Hi Ian. I'm an Aussie and have been able to travel to America several times. I love it! I drove from Mesa AZ to Nevada, took in the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam. (wasn't a huge fan of Las Vegas, but it was an experience) So far, I think Arizona is my favourite state, not that I could see all of it of course. I also enjoyed Florida, loved Key West, it's so quirky. Kennedy Space Centre was awesome too. The people are so friendly and always comment on loving my accent lol. In saying that, most would guess that I was English not Aussie. (not all Aussies speak bogan lol) I also love the Patriotism! ps: As this video popped up, I was watching your "American Reacts to The Kimberley - Australia | Best Place on Earth?"
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  9625. I'm proud to have worked at the Ford plat at Genk, Belgium for 25 years before it closed down. They build all of the first generation RS Cosworths, 5.545 of them and they only came in white, black and blue, with a grey interior.
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  9626. "pre-gaming" noice Pedro can drink anywhere in Oz & just drink whatever the locals drink. He'll get along with everyone. You should have had a few Shapes before & between drinks to cleanse the palette.
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  9627. Absolutely love the view you have there ! Outstanding scenery 👌
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  9628. The link I shared with you shows the lyrebird doing many different sounds. It even does a jackhammer! As well as drills, people talking, hand-held games, etc. It can mimick any sound it hears. It uses its sound effects to attract females. The more sounds it can make, the better the chance it has of attracting females. Much like peacocks with their plumage: The brighter a peacock's tail, the better the chance to attract peahens. Oh, and the Lyrebird appears on our ten cent coin.
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  9629. I just LOOOOVE these inline 4 gasoline cars with manual transmission. Very special sounds and driving experience. Greetings from Croatia!
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  9630. 👍 I'm enjoying this channel. Watching from Central Victoria. 🇦🇺
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  9631. Sweet as. Thank you Bundaberg you rock! Enjoy 💙
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  9632. Some Additional Information about German Plates: There can be an additional letter behind the random Sequence. An "E" for electric or hybrid or an "H" for historical if the car is over 30 Years old. If the regional Code starts with a Y and only numbers behind it means it is a vehicle of the Army (Bundeswehr). If you see a normal regional code with only numbers behind and three small numbers on top of each other it means the car is only registered for 7 days. It is the date until the plate is valid. The top number is the day, the middle number the month and the bottom number the year.
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  9633. Hey man much love from Melbourne Australia! Highly recommend you looking at the dingo fence
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  9634. China has been pushing Australia around for years. As our Prime Minister is standing our ground. Stating that, China will not be interfering in Australia's affairs. There is so much more to this, but it's too complicated etc
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  9635. Yeah, even here in the Netherlands are many American classic cars, and these events are everywhere during the summer months.:face-blue-smiling: Sold my 1972 Mercury Cougar XR7 convertible in 2001. :face-pink-tears:
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  9636. Vinea 🇸🇰
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  9637. the celica's 50hp power advantage was so great that to this day I have fond memory's of seeing them on eurosport (I must have been 5 or 6 at the time) they were just so much more flamboyant then the rest (probably because they had power to spare and could be a little more flamboyant) they seemed to attack the corners more aggressively, fly higher over the jumps and embed rocks in legs the way only groub B could it was awesome :P and I've still got a soft spot for the 6th gen because of it. it's big, heavy, has the turning circle of a truck and is by modern standards quite a thirsty boy. but damnit those hips :P especially those high up on there springs standing proudly like a rally car should (not lowered and riced to hell and back with some 18" rims on it T.T sheer heracy that's what the 7th gen is for ) come to think of it they were responseable for me starting to like WRC, and then upon the realization that I wasn't seeing the car is as rooting for anymore until it came back wearing a corolla jacket I kinda lost interest :P after the hips on the celica bringing out a corolla...I'm sure shape wise it's better/more successful but it never looked quite as good doing what it did :P
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  9638. Speedway, Jawa Czech motorcycle world champion. Mezi mistry světa na ploché dráze , kteří úspěšně jezdili na kolech Jawa, patří Ivan Mauger , Barry Briggs , Ove Fundin , Ole Olsen , Michael Lee , Tony Rickardsson a Kelvin Tatum . [23]
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  9639. The country is so beautiful 🥰 I love me my Austria. And the food!!! Omg the food!
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  9640. When you come to Australia, you gotta drop by the Snowy Mountains and go to the snow. (and go by Cooma, it's a great little town with lots of culture and history) note: The Snowy Mountains are only snowy during winter, but have tonnes of great walking tracks on the off-season.
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  9641. Yes please, do share a video of your police interceptor! So many classic American movies have police cars that were arguably the stars as much as the actors. Classics like Smokey & The Bandit, The Blues Brothers, Cannonball Run etc. All such memorable movies made all the better by the cars!
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  9642. Gonna need a Beep Machine for your videos mate - videos like this one deserve to be monetised for being so funny 😂
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  9643. I'm from Venezuela. I've always lived within walking distance to multiple bakeries a bit smaller than the one in the video. It's so weird to think that they are rare in places like the US. I used to know at what time they baked the baguettes during the day, so I could just walk around the corner and buy them fresh from the oven. But French bread is something special.
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  9644. If anyone in the comment section can contact V8 Supercars that would be awesome! Ian deserves it.
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  9645. Sometimes if you're in northern parts of Australia where it's REALLY HOT, Christmas Day can be a bit of a Pool Party day!!
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  9646. Some may say just one big ocean with 7 regions Just saying
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  9647. Bathurst is what we just call a "town" or regional town/country town. Current population is around 37,000. Historically it's famous for being the epicentre of the New South Wales gold rush in the mid 19th century. These days it's mostly known for the race. The general region is pretty nice country with rolling hills, dry and moderately warm in summer, very cold overnight in winter (by our standards). The nearby town of Orange is a real nice place to visit too.
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  9648. Brock's VK Commodore. Having driven Mt Panorama, HiddenValley race track in Darwin NT, and Phillip Island, can I suggest a review of some of the cars and bikes around Phillip Island race track, especially turn 4or 5 and Lukey Heights.
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  9649. Eric banner love the beast watch that movie and review it 😏
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  9650. That’s a Series 2 VE Commodore that was replaced by VF models after October 2012, so it’s either a real Police Car that they borrowed from a museum or collector, or they got a 2nd hand VE commodore and just installed the accessories.
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  9651. Magpie's can be befriended and then they will not attack you. If you feed the magpie and become 'friends' with it , it will not attack a source of food.
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  9652. That thing wouldnt be cheap to buy. Even if it is/was made in house by the people who sent it and they have all the fancy equipment, it still wouldnt be a 5 minute job to make. Its an extremely generous personalised gift.
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  9653. From an Adelaidian, I'd have to agree with the hosts opening remarks. And he's down in glenelg, about 30 minutes away from Adelaide's CBD.
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  9654. If You fly the Australian flag in front of your house, you may be seen as a bogan (redneck), or patriot for social and historical reasons. Seeing tattered flags to me confirms bogan. The Australian government handbook on flag etiquette suggests that the (Australian) flag should be in good condition, raised in the morning and lowered at or before sunset. It really grinds my gears to see tatty Australian flags flying anywhere, especially the public hospital where I work and can see the flag poles from the staff room.
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  9655. You should check out Kakadu in the Northern Territory it is also beautiful. I grew up in Arnhem Land also a beautiful place.
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  9656. At 7:25 you just missed where one of the pythons had a bite at the other one. That's why they did that big slap. They only bit at each other twice in the 40 minutes. Otherwise, they were trying to out climb or squeeze each other. It was pretty trippy.
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  9657. Good to see you featured here, I watch your channel too so thanks for entertaining me through Melbournes lockdowns. I actually went out and bought Tim Tams because of this guy, hadn't bought them for years. He's got more than any of us. 😁
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  9658. FYI Ian I know that Walmart in Canada sell Tim Tams, you may be able to get them at your local one also or one nearby, might be a good idea to ask them and check. Great job on the slam mate.
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  9659. I've had a lift in my jeep from them for like 10 plus years haven't replaced a thing but the shock absorbers. The coil springs are still in perfect shape and the parts go through hard Canadian winters
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  9660. Some vegan at YouTube must think it’s animal abuse lol
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  9661. Yes, you have very good doctors, specialists in the US (like also in Europe), BUT very few of them can PAY, and even the not so good ones cost a lot, THAT is the difference!
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  9662. Well done, Ian. Most of us Aussies haven't thrown a boomerang since we had a plastic one in childhood, so you're way ahead of us 😅
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  9663. You don't have to get too defensive. No country is perfect and generalising is a bad thing. So stay calm....PS If anyone says anything bad about Aussie, we are inclined,say..yeah, yeah, whatever, dude. Not worth getting upset about.
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  9664. We, in the Netherlands, got a beer from the brand Grolsch that has 11,6% alcohol in it. It's called "Kanon" - "Canon" and it really hits you like a canon and it's a really good beer. Belgian beers are the best!
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  9665. Australias native plants are crazy! they can survive on very little water on average. The trees grow deep and strong roots. Plants really do save the soil bu encouraging bugs, small animals and most importantly SHADE! Its crazy how much cooler a patch of shade is in the middle of a desert. more shade provides more water for more plants and so on and so forth
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  9666. If you enjoy cars like this, I recommend The Skid Factory with Al and Woody. A spin-off from Mighty Car Mods, where Al (Turbo Yoda) helped Marty and Moog build many of their cars. Skid Factory does all kinds of cool builds, like a V12 Toyota Land Cruiser, a Barra in a Bedford CF, Al's own Crown with a massive engine and more. Anything from Ozzie muscle, to JDM, some Euro stuff and some American. There is something for everyone and the guys are legends. One of my favourite builds is still the Double Unicorn, a Nissan Stagae wagon with a Nissan Skyline R34 nose, a massive engine and twin turbo's. Benny is the owner, his channel is Benny's Custom Works.
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  9667. There are also cheap versions of posts for use in home protection. You have to manually remove and insert them. They are locked with a padlock and contain reinforced concrete inside and weigh up to 20 kg in the heaviest version. They are usually placed on driveways and protect the car from theft. There are also posts made of bent stainless steel pipe in a very light version. They protect your purchased parking space outside multi-family buildings with apartments. It is assigned to the apartment you bought and protects against someone else from outside being able to park on it when it is empty
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  9668. I have never seen these live, but the sound must be amazing!...the USA should send a Perterbilt team!
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  9669. The Holden one tonner was also very popular....they had the alloy tray (flatbed)
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  9670. I really love all of you guys such a great harmony between you all ❤
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  9671. Somebody should Barra swap a Supra MK4... It would confuse so many Enthusiasts and 12 years olds... Probably make more the 2JZ
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  9672. Seeing your excitement at the end is like watching two little boys opening their Xmas gifts!! You’ve made my day!! ❤
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  9673. You ask "how often?" I guarantee every time his keys hit the ignition there's a burnout being laid.
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  9674. The 90's/00's Tango ads are the best, you should try it also if you haven't already.
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  9675. Well I never knew Germany bombed Peral Harbour 😅
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  9676. The deadliest crossing is my mother inlaw.
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  9677. The greatest gift person can give you is the gift of sharing their knowledge. You are truly blessed iWrocker and family. Peace be with you always 🙏☮️
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  9678. bohemian switzerland suffered huge forest fire, been there for a week in august with my fire dept. you can also watch a lot of videos on youtube about that fire
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  9679. Didn't expect so many places from my area to be included. Often they are forgotten by everyone
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  9680. Serbian is practically the only European standard language whose speakers are fully functionally digraphic, using both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets
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  9681. As a European i always see Australia as how America should be (or maybe used to be ). It's has the space and big houses like in the U.S. But good meat ( BBQ !) , high wages ,healthcare, etc...The only problem is you guys driving on the wrong side of the road ! 😉
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  9682. Congratulations Ian, well deserved 🍾🥂🎉🎊🥳❤️🇺🇸❤️🇦🇺🐨🦘.
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  9683. You did a great job, although Queenslanders are cringing that the only capital city you missed was Brisbane lol. And you must be feeling pretty bad that you didn't get "G'day"..... of all the questions to miss hahaha. I look forward to more of these, it shows how much further you've come in your knowledge of our beautiful Great Southern Land. 👍 Onya mate.
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  9684. There's a photo of Brock sideways in wet at well over 100mph. And he's got one arm casually resting on the door. It's like a Sunday drive to the legend.
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  9685. You should look into Japan. Japan have a HUGE (echo) range of Kitkats that come in some crazy flavours (spelt with a U because I speak real English)
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  9686. You are a good, honest, kind and compassionate family and one that we embrace as close mates. Your genuineness touches us all, as we say here "you're fair dinkum !" and we love you for that. Thank you for passing it on, couldn't help but smile the entire time.
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  9687. I love the way you guys are so grateful! Gratitude goes a long way…
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  9688. I think we're due for an update on your pool room👍
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  9689. Those RM Williams belt buckles are cool as & where not cheap, Ian the kangaroo skin bush hat you put on back to front mate. Another good unboxing, plenty of goodies and food. 👍😁👍🇦🇺
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  9690. Lamingtons can be frozen in an airtight container separated by some freezer safe paper so they don’t stick together.
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  9691. Love the truck racing. They don't muck about and really push it. It is crazy watching them going side by side into a corner. I am surprised USA doesn't have this.
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  9692. A few years ago I visited the USA (best holiday ever) and on my first day in LA said “G’day” to someone… the word sounded so strange/abrasive against all the American accents, lol. I literally felt like Crocodile Dundee for a second 😂😂😂👍G’day mayte
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  9693. Lyre birds have perfect pitch. This is how they are able to replicate so many unique sounds.
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  9694. The flaps on the roof you mentioned are simply to bring fresh air into the car. They can be opened or closed while driving. They still have these in rally cars but they have evolved into a scoop on the roof.
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  9695. As a resident of Sth Australia, yup I agree... Our plates are clean and simple... Not sure what that says about us 🤣
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  9696. I went to every Adelaide F1 race, it's a great track. So glad the SA Government got the Supercars back. It's a street track that deserves the roads to be closed and to be raced on.
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  9697. AC + Content Manager. RBR + RSF plugin. The BEST
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  9698. Scania's are not only great looking trucks they are very comfortable and easy to operate.
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  9699. I am an NT resident, been here since 1990, in 1995 I was a volunteer with a community radio station that had the rights to broadcast the NT Legislative Assembly, which we did, I remember sitting in the broadcast booth with our presenter when these events unfurled in front of us.
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  9700. The camera work and production is superb. The coverage really gives you a feeling that is missing on most other race tracks.
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  9701. I spent a week in Munich a couple of years ago. As an Aussie it’s the only other place I’d like to live. Beautiful.
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  9702. You can get a tin of chipotle in the Mexican section at Woolies or Coles these days 😊
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  9703. If you want a good recipe with (dark) Belgian beer try "Vlaamse stoofschotel' (or "carbonade flamande" as the French call it). It's not difficult but long to make: take a good amount (3 pounds) of cheap beef (the type that makes threads when cooked). Brown the meat first than add a lot of onions and lard, season with peper, salt and some laurel and thyme, then add the beer (2 bottles), some carrots and a good amount of mustard on soft gingerbread and put these slices on top. Let it cook for about 4 hours (watch out it may stick to the pan) and enjoy this delight. Note that the soft (not hard) gingerbread is indispensable for the nice brown color of the sauce. The next day it tastes even better. To be accompanied with French fries and a good glass of beer!
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  9704. Adidas tango... classic👌🏽
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  9705. Darrell Lea Soft Centres are bloody legendary - often I will bring these if I am invited to someone's house for dinner as a thank you gift. Peppermint Cremes are the BEST with hot coffee are dinners.
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  9706. I am a fan of professional cycling, they use the roads of Europe as their stadium. They take about an hour to climb a big mountain on their bicycle, so I got time enough to watch the scenery. The Alps is full of mountain passes like this with the Stelvio as my favorite.
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  9707. in germany we have a legendary forklift-drving education video, its called "Staplerfahrer Klaus" (Forkliftdriver Klaus) its pretty graphic and stupid at the same time and was used in classes for getting the forklift license :D
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  9708. Loved it! Very well done for a firsttimer. Dirt 2 has been almost the only game I have played in recent years, but I hear the new WRC game is really good. Might get it after I upgrade my computer.
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  9709. As a half German half Greek person, i have to request that you react from the same channel about Greece. You'll be amazed about our history , culture and landscapes and islands... Pease please react to that...
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  9710. If you want to check how hot it is in Australia, the benchmark is Marble Bar, always.
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  9711. I got a great idea. Next time you go to the post office for collection of mail. Take some Tim Tams with you and film the reactions to them tasting these. I'd say after this you'll be known as Tim Tam Ian. Great vid guys. 👍
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  9712. Do people ever ask about your shopping bags when at shops? LOVE mailtime :)
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  9713. watching you guys go gaga over the mini products really cracked me up. I have thrown so many of those in the bin lol
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  9714. The people of Australia are awesome. Our government not so much. Can't wait to have you visit once all this nonsense is over.
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  9715. Hi Ian, I've been to America and found everyone extremely friendly, open and very helpful. I don't remember seeing the flag on every second home and didn't find anyone arrogant. I think for such a huge population, of course there will be some that are ignorant, arrogant...but that can be found in all countries. haha love the chook bit btw lol.
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  9716. The key rings look like they could be bottle openers
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  9717. What do you call a boomerang that doesn’t come back? A stick😁
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  9718. Loved your reaction! Here are some informations to clear things out. 1:22 fun fact about the St. Vitus cathedral in Prague´s castle. It took over 585 years to built. Not because it was hard, but because over the years they sloooowly added more and more parts. 2:21 He said "Na zdraví" (For health) which means "Cheers!" 2:44 There are 4 of these trails here (at least that´s what I found) and there are made so you can enjoy the view over the tree tops. (the list: Stezka korunami stromů Krkonoše, Stezka korunami stromů Lipno, Stezka v oblacích na Dolní Moravě, Stezka Valašska - Pustevny) 3:36 cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Very pretty building indeed :) 5:36 We are located in temperate zone so mild climate. We experience all 4 seasons. We have similar climate to upper USA/lower Canada. 6:35 Fun fact: both gardens (Květná zahrada (Libosad) and Podzámecká zahrada) are both on Unesco list! 7:22 Moravia is known for it´s big wine culture. Bohemia also has some wine culture, but it´s more known for beer. Meanwhile in Moravia you can find private wineries in almost every village (usually in southern Moravia). Beer is also a big thing in Moravia, but they are know for their wine. Overall, entire country likes both wine and beer. 8:42 Czech republic is mostly hilly. We have high mountains along our boarders and few lowlands (one big one in northern/central part of Bohemia, 3 smaller ones in south Moravia and one small one around Ostrava. Other than that we are pretty hilly country.
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  9719. It could have been worse, you might have said nether regions 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  9720. About geography: Learning the US states and great lakes were mandatory in elementary school (I'm Swedish). Not that I remember all of them but it was 40 years ago.
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  9721. One of the most impressive things about those "flights", must be the dampers. Flying several meters both up and forward and then it's just planted when it touches down....AMAZING.
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  9722. Outback South Australia and Outback NT are pretty similar in temperature. Some spots in SA are absolutely ridiculous when it comes to dry heat. It’s unbelievable that anything can live out there.
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  9723. About Pfand, it's a little different than what she said - every container that contains something to drink, except for a few exceptions at the moment, you have to pay a deposit between 8ct and 25ct per container. But starting next year (2024) there are no exceptions anymore. The deposits depends on the container. If it is reused like beer bottles the Pfand is lower and if it has to be recycled the Pfand is high. And by "high" I mean 25ct. Some people that are not bothered to bring the container back to the shop just drop them next to a public garbage can. Homeless or poor will collect them and bring the container back to the shop to get the Pfand. About school - she is missing information about the system - unlike she said you can change between the different paths. Primary includes grade 4 and with grade 5 you start secondary in one of three paths and grade 5 and 6 are like try out years. One path is a more practical school (Hauptschule), one is more theoretical (Gymnasium) and leads to university qualification and the last school type (Realschule or Mittelschule) is between both. After grade 6 you can change to another path and after grade 10 you can change to the school that leads to university if you are qualified. If not you learn a trade and go to vocational school. But after learning a trade and going to vocational school that can still qualify you for a university in your trade - for example a machinist can study to be a mechanical engineer.
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  9724. Pro tips as an American who lives and drives a manual car in Bucharest, Romania: use your turn signals religiously and beep your horn if needed as well as stick your arm out the window if need be to get other drivers to stop to let you in as you merge lanes.
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  9725. "Going to the store would be a wonderland to me". When I used to date an American woman, I used to call Walmart "The happiest place on earth" because it was just a fun adventure to go there. She was often shocked at things in our Dutch supermarkets too.
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  9726. Don't forget Riddoch Elgin's Crossing won best Cabernet Sauvignon in the world. McLaren Vale Red represent.
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  9727. The SUV is part of the SMUR (emergency medical service and resuscitation) it is under them that transports a doctor to the scene of an accident
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  9728. Kimi was one of the few who had the balls and skill to fight Schumacher during his super dominant period. Spa is a great example, not sure what year but I will never forget how hard he fought Schumi. Kimi was imo one of the greatest F1 drivers but, man, he had some bad luck. Also note how crewchiefs have no idea how to use radio and are often far from reality looking at their data screens, not understanding what it's like to sit in that cockpit. You still see it today, when drivers ask not to communicate going into a corner. It can be very distracting at 300 kph.
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  9729. When it comes to eggs i keep them in the pantry on the bottom shelf and wash before use & never buy any more than what you need, on the farm i only have enough chickens to supply my family and same applies do not wash untill it's time to use. If you are ever worried about your eggs being bad just put them in the kitchen sink full of water and if they float then they are bad and if they sink then they are good, true fact.👍 👍😎👍🇦🇺
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  9730. The Greeks, Egyptians and I'm sure many others measured the Earths size... Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) reconed it was 400,000 stades (a stadia is a Greek measurement equaling about 600 feet). Eratosthenes, who at the time lived in the Egyptian city of Alexandria 2000 years ago On the day the Sun shone on the bottom of the wells in Syene, Eratosthenes measured the Sun's position in the sky over Alexandria. It was seven degrees away from the zenith, meaning Syene must be seven degrees away from Alexandria as measured on the circle that is Earth's circumference. Because seven degrees is about one 50th of a full circle (360 degrees), Eratosthenes simply multiplied the distance from Alexandria to Syene -- believed to have been about 515 miles (830 km) -- by 50. He calculated Earth's circumference at 26,000 miles (42,000 km), only five percent away from the modern accepted value of 24,901 miles (40,074 km)
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  9731. The "breathe" of a Scania is such a wonderful sound. I love it! Can feel the power...
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  9732. I love this video, you have a wonderful family and are very generous. I think you have helped us reflect on our country while we were all in the midst of lockdowns and helped us think about the good things about Australia and even learn some new things too. I always look forward to your videos, keep them coming!
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  9733. I noticed at the start of the race the steering wheel was pointing slightly to the left on the straights. After the crash with that Torana it seemed to be a bit worse, so maybe bent the steering a bit, perhaps even cracked the windscreen then? IDK. Cool video though :)
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  9734. Regarding respect for truck drivers: Remember! When driving, if you can't see their side mirrors, they can't see you. Stay back. Don't tail gate.
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  9735. If you ever watched Columbo, you might have noticed his old car (from around 1960 I believe), which was a Peugeot 403. So at least some Peugeots made it all the way to the US.
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  9736. I remember watching the first one live, it was in 2016, and in the final race on top of things! I was like "Waaat?! What on earth did I just witness?!?" 😁 The driver is Kevin Eriksson, and that move is named one of the best, if not THE best ever overtake in rallycross 😁
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  9737. Circuit Length: 6.213km(3.860miles) Length of Conrod Straight = 1.916km(1.180miles) Length of Mountain Straight = 1.111km(3608ft/0.683miles) Highest Point: 862m(2828ft) above sea level Grades of up to 1 in 6.13
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  9738. My goodness.... what a blast from my past. I rememenr every one of the commercials. The hi-fi store was a real hoot. I was 12 years old in 1975 and remember going to a primary school social (dance) dressed in platform soles, flared jeans and and wide collared body shirt. Those were the days alright😜Hey, Ian, thanks for showing.
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  9739. Hawthorn Hawks are brown and gold, Ian....most successful team in the last 50 years....obviously my team lol great video mate
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  9740. I’ve been off the sweet stuff for a while. But Darrel Lea has always been A1 for that stuff in my opinion! I recommend checking out some Hamish and Andy videos for your reactions. I reckon you’ll get a good laugh out of them mate
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  9741. The Opel Van is actually just rebadged, but so is also the Fiat van. It is called Renault Trafic, Fiat Talento, Opel Vivaro, Nissan Primastar. There are a lot of those vehicles. Same for Fiat Ducato, Renault Master etc. And yes black one is Audi A8, which is counterpart to BMW 7 series/Mercedes S-Class. Tatra mountains go trough south Poland, north Czechia and north Slovakia.
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  9742. Bro, you should visit Poland, you gonna love it! Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱
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  9743. I am on the south coast of the UK. We have loads of Chinese places locally. To be honest, it's tough to find a bad Chinese. Oh and home delivery is free, and you normally get it in about 20 minutes. 👌
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  9744. About the rain thing, I worked in the U.K. (famous for raining frequently) for the last 3 months of the year, only got 3 or 4 days all the time I was there. I didn't complain, I was happy for that.
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  9745. mate you need to do something 'educational' like "How to Talk Australians"xD
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  9746. The race where he says his iconic "Just leave me alone, I know what I'm doing", he ended up winning That race!
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  9747. My parents used to have a Citroen GS, it was the smaller car! It was so unique to drive and was a delight to drive, as it had that magical drive too! We had friends in Belgium and we all once went out in this car and it was just so comfortable to ride in! I really do miss that car and our little GS too! Well done Citroën
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  9748. The word Lyre is from the musical instrument. They can make nature and mechanical sounds. No pranks. In the deep forest if you hear a train, then it'll be a Lyrebird... They are for real and so are the sounds. They are the masters of mimic. We have other birds who can mimic but not the same as a Lyrebirds. Their tails resemble a Lyre.
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  9749. Yep, modern engines might rev like crazy but old engines were torque monsters at idle
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  9750. I went with my dad to watch the 1000 just before I finished high school back in 2009 and we camped up the top of the mountain and being able to not only watch the Supercars beginning the descent but also the support categories like the Touring Car Masters which were filled with old school muscle cars like '67 Mustangs and '69 Camaros is one of the best memories I have with him.
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  9751. The reason that most Australian homes lack basements is because it's a natural phenomenon. Most of Australia is flat and dry, so there's no need for underground spaces like basements and crawl spaces. If people want to shelter in case of a cyclone they would shelter either the laundry or the bathroom
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  9752. Onya mate, first yank I've seen do it right. Goes good with sliced tomato on top too. You lot and your imperial measurements lol. Have you tried Tim Tams?
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  9753. Hey Ian, stick with the Aussie clips we won’t ban ya🇦🇺
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  9754. the eureka flag and the boxing kangaroo are the only s tier flags. And it's always irritated me too that the nsw state flag has a lion on it instead of a quoll ,goanna or some other australian animal. the tree on the norfolk flag is a norfolk island pine, which is unique to norfolk island, they've been planted in many australian coastal towns (and around the world) to be used as replacement ship masts.
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  9755. Not Milo related, but needed to let you know that my daughter who works at Maccas told me tonight that they now have a Tim Tam McFlurry
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  9756. Thanks for your thoughts ian. Oz gal
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  9757. Like a couple of people said, the French siren is called the "two tones" (Deux tons). We also more and more have typical US sirens but only on non emergency vehicles (private ambulances, medical transports etc). The one thing that you learn during driving lessons is when you hear the "two tones", you stop immediately and start looking around, then move your vehicle out of the way accordingly. The color of the lights is specific as well. Blue is generally LE, red/white firefighters/ambulances and yellow construction work vehicle.
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  9758. Have you seen the Audi factory video, those guys are super clean and engineered to the hilt, fantastic precision goes into them!
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  9759. The Mercedes OM606 might be one of the most popular, most recognized Diesel-Engines out there. Tuneable to hell, swappable to almost anything. Massively high-revving, for a Diesel-Engine. From way back in those days, when Mercedes used to massively overbuild everything. Pretty sought-after, nowadays, I presume. Buy a W124 300 TDI (which I know you like) and one of those will be in there. There's also an OM605, which is a 5-cylinder Diesel. Which might even be a little more exotic. You can find those in the W124 250 TDI-Models. There's also non-turbo-ones, those would be in the same cars, the 300D (or 250D for the 5-cylinder OM605), the Mercedes C/E-Class W124 (and some S- , and I think also some of the G-Classes) There's tons of videos out there. One of the more famous ones (at least in Europe): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24afjVqm2Uw
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  9760. Well done after all 😃👍🏼. Surreal to see that at min. 04:55 it was the original video to be wrong — not in the answer, but in the picture shown. What you see is not at all the Channel Tunnel (whose entrances are very much inland, both at Calais and Folkestone) but the Øresund tunnel and bridge: a unique combination of (that is) a tunnel and a bridge connecting Denmark and Sweden
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  9761.  @kevkoala  Hahaha sure is and we also say " Jack Shit " ! 👍
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  9762. The limosusine car (white yelow) with letter VB (Veřejná Bezpečnost) before Favorit was Tatra 613. Used as police car during communist regim in former Czechoslovakia VB-Veřejná Bezpečnost (public safety) was another name for police that time.
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  9763. There were made and used in the US but maybe there isn't much of a preservation scene there. It's a big thing here in the UK.
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  9764. this isnt completely true due to trucks also being modified to a certain degree in the rest of europe(atleast here in the Netherlands), a company that operates near me uses Scania that look absolutely insane(N. Valk Hilversum). And for the company i work for, you get a truck(mainly DAF) and as long as the livery is intact or if the colour is still the same, you can do any modification you want to, its more common to do smaller modifications but you still see some trucks at our company that have added side skirts, rims in black and then the bolts in the colour of the truck, added detail lights and custom interior
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  9765. Love your work Ian! You have such a beautiful family; I loved watching Emma dancing as she was eating the chocolate - pure, unbridled joy right there!
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  9766. Maybe Dick Johnson sent you the photos himself anonymously, secret fan lol 😂👍
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  9767. I’m a bit disappointed as he left out the Golden Gate Bridge that spans the Murray river near Echuca!
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  9768. My family moved from London to Australia in 1974. My Dad was 33 and decided that the Orange, Valiant Hemi Pacer would be a great family car. I still remember the license plate LUC 796. I called the car Lucy…I was a 9 year old girl, I didn’t know about muscle cars! 😂
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  9769. The guy and the woman arguing. It was his mum telling him to give her car back. Happened all the time.
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  9770. My dad was a big Citroën fan so growing up we always had cars with this sort of suspension, when you went from a Citroën to a different car with regular suspension it tended to be a shocking experience about how bad the roads were but you just never noticed.
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  9771. Really this is not much different from the old days of pigs having worms and passing them to humans because of incomplete cooking.
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  9772. 47 years ago on christmas eve, Darwin in the NT (Northern Terrority), cyclone Tracy hit and virtually destroyed it. Looking at the map you showed of Australia, it looked like another cyclone is brewing just north of Darwin.
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  9773. They like to swoop because they think you’re trying to hurt them or you’re trying to take their eggs
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  9774. The 9x bigger than Paris claim is the surface of the administrative entity that actually bears the name “Paris” or “Berlin“. In terms of population, the two are much closer. In terms of urbanised area including suburbs, Paris is much bigger - only large parts of it aren’t called „Paris“.
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  9775. Whoever mortgaged their house in Australia to afford to send that box to the US deserves a medal. Costs close to 30 bucks to send a CD now as no tracking may as well throw it in the bin as it wont get there.
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  9776. I live in such an area and the funniest thing is the day the farmers cut the flowers as you can see in the first pictures of your video, then you can watch screaming tourists, who think they are destroying the flowers, but it's not the flowers itself who got saled but only the bulbs, so the flowers on the fields get destroyed at a certain time to give the power of growing to the bulb
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  9777. Engine is a carburettored 304ci holden v8 to fit in with international group a rules. Brock ran a business that built the road going cars these were based on. Search Holden Blue Meanie to see the road going version.
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  9778. Doug DeMuro watch out!
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  9779. Australia is under the influence of a La Nina weather pattern right now, which means we are getting a lot more rain than usual. So now there is a lot of flooding in certain areas. There is no 'in between' these days. It's droughts and scorching heat for bushfires, or rain and floods. Never used to be like this, our climate has become so unpredictable, it's kinda scary.
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  9780. I’m Australian and lived and studied for 2 years in Oregon. I’ve also lived in California. I’ve visited the East Coast and the South, and have been to the US about 20 times. Some of my best friends live there. I love both countries. In the US, what I love most is 1) Dr Pepper 2) pockets of culture in New York suburbs 3) San Francisco clam chowder at Fisherman’s wharf 4) Skiing at Mt Bachelor 5) Yosemite 6) Universal studios 7) vanilla coffee mate liquid form 8) college football civil war games 9) Grand Canyon Australia is 7.7 million square km
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  9781. When I was a teenager in LA in the late 80's, I was happy to see Fanta at Kmart because I loved drinking Fanta back home in Germany. I didn't finish the six-pack I bought. It didn't even taste a bit like Fanta....
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  9782. I remember when as a kid Santa was seen not only the back of a bush fire truck but also on the back of a ute and they were throwing lollies out. The good old days.
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  9783. Alot of Aussies in NY. Many have set up restaurants and coffee shops there.
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  9784. The G-Klass (or G Wagon) was very popular in rescue services, fire departments and customs in the 90s and 2000s, as the vehicles were used by the Bundeswehr (German Defense Forces) under the name "Wolf". This meant that Mercedes was "obliged" to keep a certain contingent of spare parts in stock, making maintenance/repairs very fast and reliable. In addition, the old G's were almost impossible to break. Since the Bundeswehr switched more and more to the Mowag Eagle, beginning at the end of the 2000s, the G-Classes have continued to disappear from the authorities, as they have slowly reached the end of their service life and are being decommissioned.
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  9785. If you liked that snooker you should have a look at English billiards it's played on the same size table with only 3 balls and the highest break was Maid by Walter lindrum 4137 points with out a miss
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  9786. Just imagine living in a small german village, having one of those sirens installed on your house. In the village my mom lives in, the sirens got changed. The old GDR E57 got switched to a new one, even louder... When I walked past that one, it went off for a traffic accident on the Autobahn (it's a volunteer fire department in this village) And if you wonder "What's a E57 sounding like?", Romania sounds like they still have them... Poland sounds like an air raid siren straight out of WW2... 9:12 - the canadian one got me - Here in Austria a new system got tested - called "AT Alert" and all phones at work went off with that sound at the same time... Australia sounds like a fire alarm at the airport got triggered... Heard that one years ago in Leipzig, Germany - gladly it was a malfunction and everything was okay a few minutes later after the system was reset all the scandinavian ones sound like a train or ship horn going off non-stop
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  9787. nice video,that clock is Astronomical clock , third oldest and the only one still working in the world . BTW iam glad that u like our country and i rly hope that u one time will be able to visit us .
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  9788. One of my friends is half Spanish, half Croatian and grew up in Germany. He speaks these 3 languages and English fluently, and I've also learned that he speaks a little Portuguese and some Italian. I would be happy if I could speak 3 languages. 😁
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  9789. Sad day mate... nearly in tears watching this... I'm 60 now so Marsh was in our lives through our TV and radio every day when I was a young lad... he was a legend...
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  9790. Roxanne is generous beyond words.
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  9791. Yeh when I saw the last video I immediately thought you should try Orangina because that is truly proper 'soda drink' produced from oranges and without a load of crap in it.
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  9792. You should watch the move "worlds fastest Indian" (about kiwi Burt Monroe) probably too long for a reaction video, but you could watch and then to a reaction to the highlights.
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  9793. The tortilla things look amazing, aussies love mexican food. Or at least this guy loves it. I find it hard to find the right flour down here. Keep up the good work IWrocker family 😁
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  9794. Oh how disappointing for you and the sender Sam. I hope you can solve the empty box mystery 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  9795. SPAR is actually Dutch founded. Chicko rolls 🤤 are a food that came out of the 70’s…deep fried (I like them with chicken salt). The contents are a bit of a mystery but it is generally agreed, that it has cabbage in it….the meat content causes debate (as you’ll find out very soon through the comments section!). I reckon it’s a mix of beef and lamb! BRING IT ON PEOPLE!! 🤣😀 Big thanks go to all those people who send you stuff; And big thanks, Ian and your Mob for all the videos….reckon you’re going to be promoted from “mate” to “cobber” pretty soon. Cheers Cob!
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  9796. The one from Slovakia is hysterical 😂😂😂
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  9797. I'm guessing this decommissioned, or placed in reserve or something, because it appears much of the movable equipment has been taken out (and it's also the old green livery). But usually the trunk is full of stuff. Usually a rack / shelf / drawer system with all sorts of things you might need to close off a crime scene or secure the place of an accident. Tapes, pylons, flashing marking lights etc.
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  9798. I'm from Perth. Margaret river area has fantastic wineries. AFL grand final is in perth at optus stadium this year.
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  9799. LOWES over here is a men's discount clothing store 😁 Also for every $30 that we used to spend at Coles we would receive one mini brand to collect. So cool somebody sent you their whole collection!!!
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  9800. I’ve heard that during the gold rush Melbourne was the richest city in the world
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  9801. Two young Americans just did a budget driving trip from Perth to Melbourne, they bought a second hand car, and mostly camped the night or found cheap motels, but they took 5 days! (Stopping for two days in Adelaide, which was their favorite!) 😁👍 (One Pack Wanderers videos)
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  9802. 3:50 These little trucks are very typical for Italy. Cute, aren't they? 😊
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  9803. I am French and living near Paris so knowing how to park in a small parking spot is essential, I can park with few centimeters left in front and behind my car with almost not touching the other cars. But many drivers in Paris do not care. When I was in school in Paris, one time I was sitting on a bench just in front of an empty parking spot, a car arrived and let me tell you that the driver didn’t have enough space but he made space. Like in the two last videos. He literally push the other two cars to fit his car, in front of me without any care. I was just hoping that the other cars didn’t put their handbrake on.
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  9804. Americans just love to win. no matter how🤣🤣
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  9805. The air suspension on this car was able to adjust the ride height dependent on the surface you rode on. Many a journey would start with feeling the car rise up to ride height. Like the modern day 'kneelbus' . As a child I was mesmerised by this car.
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  9806. Great to see a growing Audi fan. Fell in love with Audi's as a kid, I'm now on my 3rd at 36 and loving it, grin on my face every time I drive. Also love how the footage looks period correct for the IMSA car, yet it's actually filmed mid to late 2010's with the age of the S4 Safety Car haha
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  9807. Flights are expensive currently because of covid, normally they are quite reasonable, I was supposed to go to Canada last year, our return flights Melb. to Vancouver were only about $1300AU each.
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  9808. Before your breath was taken away you would of swallowed a fly . . .🤣
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  9809. 1971 Phase 3 GTHO was the fastest four door car in the world at the time and basically destroyed the muscle car era in Aus, Two journalists took one for a spin and the speeds they attained outraged the government so much they legislated these cars out of existence.
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  9810. You might like this video about a lonely woman who befriended a magpie. Then the magpie invited his friends to come and play at her house. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqSbDcks_uA
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  9811. If you're looking for a good laugh there are stories about Aussies during WW1 & WW2 that seem unbelievable. For instance, Aussie stealing Mephisto (German Tank) right out of No Mans Land (Drunk or Bored?) then sent it home as a trophy. I mean seriously who thought it was a good idea during war time to steal it and send it home?. Or when the German's built a fake wooden airfield to divert enemy attacks so the Aussie built a fake wooden bomb after they finished the airfield and dropped it on them. There are even some modern stories about Aussies sneaking into the US barracks in the middle east and turning the American flag up side down (turning a flag upside down means they are in distress) and the US troops didn't notice for a week.
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  9812. 6:25 even before the road signs it was screaming Poland at me and yup, it is
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  9813. I’ve lived mostly in regional cities and town in Australia. While I rarely hear people say the stereotypical ‘G’day mate’, most people under 40 years I know for greetings say - ‘G’day’ ‘G’day, howyagaarn’ (how you going) ‘Skaarnon’ (what’s going on) ‘Skaarnoncaarnt’ (what’s going on c*)
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  9814. I'm an old bugger now but when I was a young bloke we wanted U.S. muscle cars to be available here, but few ever were. The first Falcons suffered from Australian roads, fixed by Ford using Fairlane ball joints in the subsequent model. There were private U.S. imports, and a few factory right hand drive Mustangs in about '65. We did have some large Galaxies and Impalas brought in as CKD from Canada by Ford and GM, to be assembled here. Mustangs have now replaced the Falcons but Camaros were limited to a few converted with full GM approval by HSV. They said we'd get factory RHD Camaros but they've been cancelled. Latest is that we may get some right hand drive C8 Corvettes.
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  9815. The round one's were Arnott's Mint Slice
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  9816. Mate, WTF 😂😂
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  9817. Tolberon is based on the Swiss anti tank defense Tobleron that can be found all over Switzerland especially near boarders.
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  9818. Good Morning from Austria🇦🇹 have a nice Day
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  9819. There was alot of names in that list of driver's. That was NUTS. 👍😁👍
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  9820. About ten years ago I was dating an American girl and when she came to Australia and meet all of my mates there were a number of times where she'd have to ask me what someone was saying
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  9821. At 5:42 you pronounced it "kay hills" crossing. Even though at 0:38 mark he introduces it as "car hills" crossing. You're pronunciation was right, not his. You're becoming a true blue Aussie! 😅🇦🇺
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  9822. Here we are canoeing up the Shoalhaven river, miles from anywhere and we hear a chainsaw going. So realistic.
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  9823. Love your work Pedro, clearly a man who loves his tucker
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  9824. At about 16:10 in your video, that stalk is the gear selector. You twist the neck like Cassie did to choose Forward or Reverse. There is a button at the top of the stalk, it toggles between Automatic and Manual Mode of the gear box. A bit earlier in your video when you showed the instruments - There was a tab sticking out on the Left side of the rev-counter, it showed an "A" to indicate that the gear box was in Automatic Mode. You can force gear shifts if you lift the stalk up or push it down (Up or Down shifts, nothing strange there). The gear box will change Up or Down if you do it once, do it twice quickly if you want to skip a gear - You can skip one gear only, no more (from 2nd to 4th, or from 5th to 7th or whatever). That stalk is also the manual control of the Retarder (restricting the oil flow in the torque converter and acting like a brake, optimum effect at the Blue area on the rev-counter like others have said), pull the stalk towards you to use the retarder. It had 11 steps earlier but it might be no steps at all nowadays. The 2 sliding buttons on the head of the stalk - The front one is the On/Off switch for the Cruise Control, the back one is the On/Off switch for the Automatic Retarder. You can set an Maximum speed for when you are going downhill so you wont be over-speeding and get unnecessary speeding tickets for that. Set Speed- buttons for Cruise and Retarder is on the steering wheel. / B.
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  9825. I must have really enjoyed watching that....cause I went to the end ..lol
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  9826. Same to you sir. I hope you and the family have a great weekend! Your video's are awesome.
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  9827. My dad had a Dodge Aspen back in the 80’s and he put over 500,000miles as the original owner. In 88 my dad bought a 88 Ford Ranger bought also brand new and we put in 570,000 miles. Had to sell it when I moved to Vegas back in 1997 because it didn’t have A/C. I agree with you, it’s how you take care of your vehicles. Now we have 3 Toyota’s and one Jeep Wrangler and my Wrangler runs as good as my 3 Toyota’s.
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  9828. I had recent direct experience of universal health care. I woke up with a stomach ache on the Saturday, thinking I had a stomach bug. Woke up on Sunday and the pain had moved to the lower right. Phoned the NHS 111 helpline (no charge), described the symptoms, and they immediately booked me in to the local walk-in centre and told me to get there ASAP. The doctor examined me, diagnosed suspected Appendicitis, and phoned the local hospital and booked me into the surgical assessment unit. (no charge, no forms to fill in) I went to the hospital, got examined and admitted to the surgical ward (no charge, no forms to fill in) Monday morning I was in surgery having my appendix removed. (no charge) Spent Tuesday recovering in hospital on antibiotics and oxygen. (no charge) Discharged on Wednesday and sent home with a course of antibiotics (no charge) No 'deductibles', no 'co-pay', no insurance companies to deal with, no worrying about money. Who would not want that?
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  9829. Congrates Ian and Family, well deserved, Daniella those are tears of joy, it has been a joy watching you grow, cheers, Garry from DownUnder
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  9830. Just another day in Australia for Australians.
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  9831. while america is freezing just think of australia enjoying the hot summer until march
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  9832. You can watch most of the games in the US on Fox or Fox Sports, kick off times are 3pm CEST/9am ET, 6pm CEST/12pm ET and 9pm CEST/3pm ET. Fox has some great commentators like Derek Rae, a Scot who's been living in Germany for a long time and speaks German fluently, so he will know a lot about the host country and its league.
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  9833. Hi, Poland here. I have watched someone else reaction to this video and this is how I was introduced to the channel: Pasta Grammar. Since then Eva is my Italian guru. I made a lot of food from they recepies. Love them all. It's not hard to order original IT stuff here to Poland and can 100 % recomend Eva's and Harper's work. Love them and hope to see you react to Domino's Pizza in IT - how Eva order Pizza from the Dominos but in Italy. I have one simple rule when it comes to the food: 'If I didn't made it I want eat it.' I bake my own bread etc. Pasta Grammar is very educational also about history of IT food. Highly recomend it!
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  9834. I think he mirrored it himself, as the progress bar also runs from right to left...
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  9835. The film was probably made on November 11, Poland's independence day, so there were no traffic jams and everyone was wearing flags. 5:42 This guitar is Hard Rock Cafe.
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  9836. Bonus: just parking beside a Prius or smart car is a sure way to piss off a snowflake!
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  9837. Tens of thousands of spectators will line the river banks to watch the Southern 80, where some of the world's fastest boats tow two skiers down the 80km course from Torrumbarry to Echuca at up to 190km/h
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  9838. People knock them, but as others have said, they are safe and have ridiculously low fares. In February I flew from Leeds Bradford to Vilnius, Lithuania return for £40!
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  9839. Every country in the world need to keep their green space, parks , forest, , recreation areas , rainforest areas coastlines! Bushlands Trees r important for oxygen fresh air, the trees bring the rains! Give shade IMPORTANT for and wildlife! Prevents noise near roads freeways! 🌲🌳🌱🌿🌴🍁🍃🍂🌳🌲☘⚘🌺🥀☘🍀🍃🍂🌻🌴🌲🌳💕💙❣
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  9840. Im English but live in Mexico, it took me a year or two driving here before I stopped trying to change gear with the door handle😂
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  9841. This. I needed this today. So wholesome! Cheers Gentlemen (and women)!
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  9842. Someone needs to send them peppermint crisps. Best peppermint thing ever
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  9843. That backsound under breaking sounds like a blown diffuser in F1. Man I be so blessed to have the chance to experience these cars in my country one time a year.
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  9844. I work for Australia Post and next time u go to get your parcels can u film the post office 🏤? Or outside if they don’t let u film inside😀
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  9845. This is a Southern Suburb called Glenelg. and YES We were voted the most livable Australian City in 2021 Adelaide Adelaide is Australia's most liveable city. In fact, according to The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index for 2021, Adelaide is the third most liveable city in the world.19 Nov 2021
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  9846. The American travel writer Bill Bryson, described Australia as “what California would be like if it had been settled by Brits”!
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  9847. The W1 is an absolute beast but I’ve always been a VK guy so I was drooling 🤤 over the Brock Group A 🔥🤤
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  9848. I live in the beautiful city of Mount Gambier which is the second largest city in SA, with Adelaide being larger. The Mount (as the locals call it) has a population of around 25,000. Each year in November our stunning Blue Lake morphs from a dismal grey to a stunning vivid blue. I have heard that the reason this occurs is because of calcium deposits which crystallises and appears blue with the sunshine and other atmospheric conditions. I cannot express how beautiful this area is with the many sink holes, the wineries, the caves, the Ghost mushrooms that glow eerily at night and numerous other wonders. Well worth a visit.
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  9849. Same in New Zealand
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  9850. No Brasil, eu aprendi que o Continente inteiro se chama América. Mas podemos dividir em América do Sul, América Central e América do Norte.
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  9851. This is Football and Olympics stadiums. In Europa is bigger stadiums, for example The Great Strahov Stadium (Czech: Velký strahovský stadion) is a stadium in the Strahov district of Prague, Czech Republic. It was built for displays of synchronized gymnastics on a massive scale, with a field three times as long and three times as wide as the standard association football pitch. Its capacity of 250,000 spectators (56,000 seated) made it larger than any current or former sports stadium, and the second largest sports venue ever.
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  9852. LOL...anyone would think you're a little bit passionate there Ian.
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  9853. That little girl seems to be Skoda fan too lol. 😅
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  9854. Duval is about £2.50 a bottle in the UK, once worked in Australia and got charged £16 for a bottle in a pub!!!
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  9855. Yassssss and Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu
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  9856. Very appropriate video on AUSTRALIA DAY mate ❤️🇦🇺❤️ nailed it 👍
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  9857. Hey Ian,good to see you react to our lamb ads.One of my favourite ads….We are still here lol…..Love your reaction. ❤️to Danni,Emma,Andrew and Pedro….Cheers..💝🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  9858. Wow, it is surprising, Misha Charoudin did a video of a lap from Nurnburgring Nordschleife at this Peugeot literally several days ago! P.s. If you dont know he is a teammate of Jimmy Broadbent (sim-racer and now professional pilot) and they raced 24hours there not so long ago.
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  9859. You could do a few videos on the Tottenham Hotspur stadium. It cost approximately a billion and opened a couple of years ago. Its got all the latest tech with things like a pitch that splits into 3 and goes below the south stand and an F1 track in the stadium.
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  9860. Ian, something I think you missed with the coins, the profile showed the Queen aging.
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  9861. The low pressure warning comes up if you use your brakes more than needed. Eventually your parking brake will just stay on due to low pressure. Just sit still (gear on neutral preferrably), rev the engine up so the compressor can rebuild the pressure. Trucker from Finland giving some pro tips. ;)
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  9862. I just love the classics you see in these more local, cheaper rally races. Nothing beats seeing a Volvo 240 jump in an angle to curve or a Lada 1600 power sliding like crazy. Both are really popular rally cars here, also you can see older BMW's and Mercs often which I truly appreciate.
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  9863. In the Dakar (not that much in Baja Aragon) those trucks (The official name is T5.3 support trucks) are in the competition just to be able to assist the car/bike teams they are servicing in case of emergencies. They take advantage of the rule that the teams cannot be assisted externally, but they can be helped by other competitors. So the competition is not the main objective, hence, they help each other. Nowadays, it's a payed service, as any other... private teams rent them for each race. (Those trucks go in teams ) Source: I know one pilot on one of such teams
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  9864. I have a whole new appreciation for Aussie foods after watching you're mail time videos I thought the world had better options than we did but that's not the case we have a pretty good variety that the world would enjoy
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  9865. So cool to see these old cars! Skoda, Wartburg 311 (PoliceCar), Lada... These PickUp Trucks with the funny enginesounds are Framos, made in Saxony. They are powered by a 3 zylinder 2stroke with 28PS.
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  9866. Yea, the United Sates is actually in the Northern Territory. Tasmania is Hawaii.
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  9867. The recent video that F1 put out about Fernando Alonso's 8 incredible starts makes a great comparison of the change in engines since that era and today, I think you'd love it for comparison purposes (on top of the fact that they're pretty awesome starts).
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  9868. We use high octane fuel in Australia too. In fact we use the full range: E10, 91, 95 & 98.
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  9869. Just FYI, those speed signs on the back indicate what the truck is allowed to do on different roads usually. So the 80 would be 50mph max. It may be limited to that being a dustcart.
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  9870. 5:32 fun fact, in 94 Michael Schumacher's teamate was Jos Verstappen Max’s dad!
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  9871. Ohhhhhhh I love seeing you guys genuine reaction to our beautiful things Australia has to offer...you guys are so awesome....love your channel and videos 🇦🇺
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  9872. I live in Adelaide. Actually just around the corner from where once the mighty Holdens we’re made. Originally from Sydney my family moved here in 1981. Adelaide is really a great city.. Less than 40 minutes from Adelaide you are literally in the country side. To the north are the famous Barossa Valley wines areas. South are rolling hills, beaches farmlands. East and over the hills beautiful farm lands and country drives. West are the beaches. Not surf beaches but safe family beaches to cool off on those 40 degree summer days. South Australia is known to be the hottest state, and driest state on the continent.
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  9873. I'm a huge bunnings fan. I need ALL the things 😂
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  9874. The top six lowest temperatures in Australia are all from NSW - Charlotte's Pass has recorded as low as -23' C (-9' F). It gets very cold in the mountains.
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  9875. Remember, almost all were 4 cylinders, but the MG metro 6R4 was a V6, and the audis a in-line 5, also, Subarus are 4-boxer
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  9876. you sure have Ian .. your 90% Aussie now mate ...
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  9877. man.. so many bot comments! have a real one, keep up the good work man! i've reported all the bots
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  9878. The "Bertha Benz Route" is signposted. I have often cycled this route
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  9879. Yay!! Love mails day with your family. So blown away with the generosity of my fellow Aussie.. Chrissy has come early at your place Ian and family 😊😍♥️🇦🇺
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  9880. Yeah, the inflation rates are really worrying. Not only in the US, but everywhere. $4.25 for 12 eggs is really insane, though. Here in Germany I pay about €2.50 for 10, so that would make it €3 for 12. And this is even after a 25% rise in 2023, like it was with most food items.
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  9881. You should look at the difference between getting a motorcycle license in the US compared to European countries. In the US it's to damn easy and you still don't know what you do when you get a license. In the Netherlands I had to do 3 tests, theory, vehicle control (emergency braking, u turns and some other similar stuff) and finally a road test
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  9882. You can legally video anyone without their permission . that's a federal law that covers every state and territory. What an ignorant CEO.
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  9883. The PM visiting that streamer is so wholesome.
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  9884. My favorite is the second gen by far. But I’m biased because I drive one lol
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  9885. love from The Hague !
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  9886. Cheeky bugger. Australian slang that has various meaning = From a deceitful bastard that somehow managed to get the better of you, right through to a mate that embarrassed you with a joke about you. Could be your dog continuously jumping the fence & escaping . Cheeky Bugger is slightly less offensive than Cheeky Bastard that has very similar meaning. Cheeky is to be flippant or somewhat of a smart arse.
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  9887. loved my 1965 XP Falcon hardtop such a simple car . The Durability run was needed to improve the Falcon name after the USA based XK-XL models got a bad rap for weak front ends. They didn't get front cross members until the 1964 XM which could be retro fitted to the earlier models
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  9888. Tassie local here! Love this place, I'm from the North West Coast area. Enjoying your videos mate! 👍
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  9889. Ian’s reaction to the Coles little shop minis = me and most of Australia when these came out!! TIP: they make great fridge magnets. Just glue small magnets to the back.
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  9890. 9:11 The way both wheels got ripped off at the same time, and how the two concrete barriers created the perfect ramp to launch the car into the canal. Like a failed James Bond movie stunt.
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  9891. In the UK, or more accurately, England, 'pre-school' and 'nursery' are for children up to 4 years old. The first year of compulsory schooling is for 4-5 year olds, and is called 'Reception'. In the UK, we tend to use the word 'tourist' to mean either someone visiting a foreign country, or someone who is part of an organised 'tour' of somewhere. Someone who is generically 'on vacation' as you would say, is called a 'holidaymaker' 'chunder' is actually an Australian word that made its way back to the UK in maybe the '80's? We're much more likely to say 'throw up' or 'vomit' or 'being sick'. In the UK 'sick' usually means specifically vomitting. If we have a cold or flu we say we are 'ill' not 'sick'. Although, if we have to take time off work we do say we are 'off sick' regardless of the cause.
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  9892. Didn't Bulgaria invent cyrillic? It's cyrillic, must be Latvia
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  9893. In Hungarian it’s gázpedál.
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  9894. Hey Ian. There is a great video on YouTube about Akubra hats. They are hand made and it takes weeks and seems like a hundred steps. They are top quality and start at a couple hundred bucks! A very generous gift indeed.
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  9895. New react suggestion - I was only 19 by Redgum. The only real bone of contention between Aus and the US. How few Americans are aware that you didn't fight alone in Vietnam. This really captures the horror, it's devastating and well worth a watch 😔 keep up the great work. Dan. Perth Westralia.
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  9896. Congratulations Ian, Daniella and family, some well deserved recognition. Your love for each other is an inspiration and a model family for us all to aspire to. Daniella, to you especially, supporting Ian all these years and your emotion at his (your) achievement is so touching, I think I have something in my eye.
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  9897. So funny Ian at least 3 kiwis and 1 Brits interviewed by this guy only the younger gen were Aussies.
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  9898. Congrats on your milestone ian! I shed a tear, Your wife is your biggest supporter and it’s the absolute cutest thing in the world. I’m proud of you mate, and i hope you guys have a happy new year! You’re the 🐐!!
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  9899. That first turn already tells me that this is Assen circuit. (I've fallen off the track there many times on racing sims XD)
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  9900. HSV = Holden Special Vehicle. Love the Green and Gold Toranas. Aussie colours
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  9901. Wow congrats 👏 to John Deer, pulling that huge road train. Seriously I would never have thought that tiny vehicle would have pulled it out. Wow I'm bloody impressed 👏 😎 👌
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  9902. Lake Hillier is on Middle Island, which is just off the coast of Esperance WA. You're not allowed onto Middle Island without consent, but you can fly over the island for some great pics. Its only 1 of the amazing 104 isles of the Recherche Archipelago - definitely worth a trip over to Woody Island to cruise over the seahorse reefs, and the old shipwreck on the glass bottom boat. Feed George the 3 metre long protected blue cod who lives there, as well as Sammy the seal, whose well known for jumping on the transom {back flat step of fishing/diving boats) sticking his head in any bucket or esky he finds to steal your catch ( he has scared the beegeebee"s outta me, and stolen my catch more times than I care to admit lol. He's the devil in seal skin I tell ya, and he owes me 3 big nunagai and a 12kg queenie Bloody thief - I fought that queenie for over an hour grrrrrrrrrr) lol. Pink lake on the mainland, Esperance lost it's pinkness back in 2010. The pink lake most have seen on videos, is on the entry road going into Kalbarri WA
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  9903. Now try European tap water!❤ Happy birthday!
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  9904. Entree is a French word meaning to enter. You enter you meal with it hence it not being the main course. USA is just wrong on this one. Only people in the US and some parts of Canada call the main an entree. The rest of the world it’s a starter.
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  9905. Unions in the US are also industry specific. But in the US they earned, and deserve, a reputation for hurting the day to day operations in the companies where they represent the employees. And that doesn't even begin to cover the rampant corruption in the big unions in the US. The UAW's which cover the automobile industry in the US were (still are?) notorious for their corruption and making jobs that would have been done by 2 guys in an afternoon into jobs that took 2 days and people from 3 or 4 different departments. From what I've been lead to believe, German unions are a lot better in both of those respects.
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  9906. In Australia back in the 60's, 70/80's used to be a TV show called 'pot black', Eddie Chartan was big back then, it made Snooker very popular in Australia.
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  9907. BFGoodrich in Europe had a slogan you probably like: -Fun is not a straight line! (For regular cars, not trucks)
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  9908. One of the most badass racing cars ever.
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  9909. So wholesome of them to send you that custom bottle! Cheers man enjoy it
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  9910. I don't know if the same applies in USA but in UK it is thought to be bad luck to give anyone a purse without anything in it so it is customary to include a coin.
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  9911. Snooker is like eating at a first class restaurant with a great chef. Pool billard is like eating at a diner's. Both have its merits. I enjoy both.
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  9912. I wish you and your family all the best for Christmas 🎄 and the new year and all of your viewers 😀 🎉🎉😂
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  9913. I owned a Escort Panel Van back in 1985. It was a stock 1600cc 4 speed manual. Did a decent burn out 😀, was excellent for the drive-in movies on Friday or Saturday night. Aussies call Ford Escort Panel Vans, Pygmy Rooters, because of their size. 😁
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  9914. Vehicle Inspections are so important and i feel quite a few Americans (at least in Youtube Comment Sections or Videos) constantly complain about how unreliable this and that Car is because they don't have something like the "TÜV" (from here in Germany) or what they do in the UK. When you are forced to have your Car checked and repaired (even tiny Things or Things that could go wrong in the Future) you will hardly have any Reliability Issues with your Car. This is also why somehow Cars that are in the Top 20 of most unreliable Cars in the USA, are somehow in the Top 10 of most reliable Cars. Good Examples would be BMW which somehow always break in the USA, but over here are considered one of the most reliable Brands by the TÜV themselves by the Way. So i guess that the Brands that are considered unreliable in the USA are only unreliable because the Owners are not forced to take proper Care of them and get them checked regularly. So Brands like Toyota (which are also considered reliable over here) are considered very reliable in the USA, because you can treat them like Trash and never take Care of them at all until they break Prost & Cheers from the Snow-Covered Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps
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  9915. kubica was the one in the crazy f1 crash you saw where his car did a sprial mid air and broke into a thousand pieces but he didnt got hurt that bad. until he did a rally crash and almost got impaled :/ and before that crash he was considered save to sign for Ferrari the next season, which couldve been a whole different career trajectory. many people like Hamilton say he had the speed to be a champion
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  9916. I do hope you all are safe. Love from Sweden
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  9917. Keep in mind he was sitting on the opposite side of the car and shifting with his right-hand we're in Australian Supercar his shifting with his left hand sitting on the other side of the car so the whole visual aspect of it is totally different also he had the skill of the heel and toe with the clutch no Americans were doing that 🤷
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  9918. I got sound but it was constantly changing. Even sounded like it was sped up at times. Christmas Island was bad. But it’s such a complicated situation. We can’t just let anyone who comes here in a small boat stay. Same as the US. You have similar places for people crossing the border. Not sure if your wife is born in the US or immigrated early (she sounds American) but I’m in a similar situation. My girlfriend is taiwanese and now has permanent residence. So I think we both have no problem with immigration. But I still think you can’t just let anyone who travels illegally enter freely.
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  9919. Found your channel recently and I'm loving the f1 content. Keep it up :)
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  9920. I'm not a wine drinker (I prefer beer), but I'd totally buy this one purely for the aesthetics of the bottle 👍
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  9921. I felt the same as you when I was younger. I didn’t think that I would be sensible on a road-going motorcycle… so I didn’t get one. When I turned 40 I had a bit of a rethink about many things, and one of those was motorcycles. I decided to get my motorcycle licence and I could not be happier. With age comes respect for the road and an appreciation of one’s mortality. I love getting out on the highway, wind in my face, carefree… (the occasional bug in the mouth or splattered over my visor) I would have missed out on much if I had not reevaluated my views on things.
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  9922. Man, those sidecar pilots are getting a serious workout in a race like this!
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  9923. Congratulations guys!! Hope 2023 will be a phenomenal year for your family and your channel. 😁
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  9924. that volvo 240 is way too expensive. the most expensive I can find in Finland is 9,100 euros, 140,000 km driven
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  9925. Most 911s are AWD nowadays. But a 997 GT3 is rwd.
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  9926. If you want to see a more comprehensive information on this topic, there is a series called “Martin Clunes Islands of Australia”. It covers some of the islands beautiful scenery and their people.
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  9927. Kofola nejlepší !!!!!
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  9928. Kinda feeling honored <3 Some things are missing of course like the Café/coffeehouse culture or that we also got important scientists like Erwin Schrödinger (yes, the one with the cat). Bertha von Suttner was also the first woman to recieve the nobel-price of peace in 1905
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  9929. Oh my goodness! You said “anyway” instead of “anyways”. You are single-handedly raising the entire continent of North America in my estimation every time you open your mouth and say something sensible.
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  9930. جيش ابو فيصل وينكم
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  9931. Hello Ian. I am attempting to record the entire 3 days for you. I will put them on USB thumb drives and send them to you. That way you will be able to watch the 3 days in its entirety including the commercials. :).
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  9932. Yes… love the utes. Rubbing is racing!
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  9933. Full wets are not used a lot now because of multiple reasons 1) cars run so close to the ground and depend to much on their underbody downforce that if rain is too much the race is simply red flagged. Also watch some onboard from Suzuka race start this year, the spray is absolutely biblical, drivers literally can't see shit 2) this year's tire is expecially bad But slicks can really only be employed if a track is slightly damp at worse, like early morning damp. Not even a bit of water, it becomes like ice.
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  9934. Gotta tell you through my own experience travelling in Europe ( when I was younger, for my Dad’s job )…6 American couples were with our group ( work related ), they were quite rude. Although where we went people tried their best to speak English to us ( some of it was quite broken but understandable - but broken. They Americans berated them for not speaking proper English, or made fun of how they talked to their faces. In small diners- restaurants they made the servers wait on them hand and foot before the rest of us. Got very vocal about how things were not the same as they “were back home”. Etc… but in the same breath I will say during my other travels I’ve met some really nice down to earth Americans. Just goes to show there’s good and shall we say not so good people from any country
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  9935. It's the weekend time to binge watch IWrocker.
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  9936. In Melbourne we have table tennis in most parks. I think the Wrocker family will need to build an extension for their gifts
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  9937. The panda cars(normal police cars) have limited mods mainly tech upgrades but the high speed response cars are chosen because of the already high specs like the bmw 5 series or older Volvo t5 but most get upgraded in some sense before been put on the road, I’m sure there was a tv series in the U.K. following the repair/modding garages behind the emergency services
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  9938. To complete the conversion just need the two of you to get your hands on an Akubra hat rather than a Stetson.
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  9939. 👌The man can pronounce Melbourne properly
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  9940. He can move to Australia, we have Czechs here too. Trust me, I can pronounce Ř better than at least one recent Czech president. The one born in Slovakia. To be fair, I pronounce Ř better than my dad who grew up in Odry.
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  9941. at 9:00 Styer is an Austrian brand, Magna Styer, they've developed the best all-wheel drive system, it's in a lot of cars, it's in the Unimog, which you love, that's what makes the Unimog so good.
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  9942. Congratulations mate! Well deserved indeed.
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  9943. Hi Ian. The Australian Government control the Basic or minimum wage it is between $20.33 - $25 an Hr depending on your work status set by The CPI . It is highly illegal not to pay these wages. Tipping is voluntary. The Australian working week is 38 hours set by the negotiation between Unions and the Government. 20 -30 years ago and we have 4 weeks of paid leave per year
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  9944. Paul was a bloody legend. Stuff never stopped coming out
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  9945. Rally Dakar is a mad event with a mad vehicles. Hint: Dakar - Desert Rally game is free on Epic Games until 22th of Feb. So if you like to have a fun and test how it would go...
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  9946. Hello from Argentina! El Maestro to me is the best driver of all times, cannot be objective on this haha
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  9947. The new Vaccination ads here have both Rhonda and Ketut, with Rhonda holding their baby, saying Like A Sunrise..
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  9948. That was a Cassowary swallowing the orange. That lady is pretty game being that close to it. If they feel threatened they can attack and you don't want that as they can inflict major injury.
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  9949. Guessing, thats our Ian being done with American Beer !! LoL
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  9950. wow, you're getting close to being an Aussie ! As an Australian I just tried the American quiz - I failed dismally so don't feel too bad. ( 8/12 for endemic animals to USA and only got 11/50 of your states right lol ) . Love your videos and enthusiasm !!
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  9951. I’m not surprised 4 out of the 5 were in the eastern suburbs in Sydney, even everyday real estates prices are eye-watering in Sydney. I’m not sure about the Fairfax estate having a private beach - it may be secluded but to my knowledge all foreshore areas of Sydney harbour must be publicly accessible by law. We are lucky here that all those beautiful coves and beaches can be enjoyed by all and there are walkways right around the foreshore. I really don’t like grandiose houses. If I could have anything my dream house might have a pool but I’d be very happy in a small, well laid out home that had lots of sunlight and look out at mountains or water. Being a designer I would like to design my own home but can understand many who need help, clients often have a good idea of what they want but no idea how to achieve that. I often see where people could enjoy their homes so much more if they were set out differently particularly in regard to solar access, usable rooms, views etc.
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  9952. I would never Put 400+ KG on my, so i think i stick with my homeland Germany. :P Greetings from Germany and great video.
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  9953. Tasmanian here, we are used to snow in this beautiful part of Australia.
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  9954. Singapore sounds like star wars Norway and Sweden just blow a foghorn in your ears
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  9955. So it's a little after 2 in the afternoon and I just checked the temp in Wilcannia which is the closest town to that National park, 32C (90F). I imagine you could fry those eggs once summer kicks in. Sad truth is average Australian wont even make it to Wilcannia much less see a park like this. As for Mount Panorama, when I go there, I always drive anti clockwise just to upset the guys fantasizing about being race car drivers...yeah, I'm a horrible person. Across the road from those look outs at the top is McPhillamy Park, the real reason the Bathurst races became famous - the bikie riots and the bull ring. Ah the good old days.
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  9956. here in sweden most of us works 5 day/week 8h/day. 4-5weeks paid vacation, if we work on the holidays (red days) we get the double pay, if we start work before 06:00 or after 18:00 we get more paid per hour. when we get a child we have to take 14 days of with pay and we have another 365 days that we can take with pay until the year the child gets 8yo. and you get totaly free health/toothcare/meds until you get 18yo. 2 of our kids got autism (soon 11 and 13yo) they are getting everything for free, I even get paid when I have to take a day of to take them to doctors, school meetings etc. I was home for 1 1/2 year when I stressed too much and finally hit the wall. First 365 days I received 80% of the salary the other days 70%. If you feel like going out into the forest and picking mushrooms, berries or just camping in the forest, you can go out into any forest you want. It is called the right of public access where you have the law on your side to enjoy nature.
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  9957. Love the channel Ian & the family, Big support from Broome (Western Australia) mate, can't wait until you all come to Australia one day soon. :)
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  9958. Do u know that the water actualy tastes different ? IDK about the US but here in Czech republic we have tons of sparkling waters straight from the spring and because there is different content of minerals each has its unique taste. Some have irony taste, some feel a bit sweet etc ...
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  9959. That Green Machine 50c coin is a collectible coin. Retails for approx $25 AUD.
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  9960. I've said it before and I'll say it again - you have the most adorable family. Your kids are beyond cute and Pedro is just awesome, plus you and your wide ate totally sweet. Definitely the best channel for Aussie reactions - you deserve the fan mail! :)
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  9961. Australia makes New Zealand coins. They don’t have their mint.
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  9962. Ians viewers single handedly bringing australias GDP back to quazi normal.
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  9963. Not going to lie I think Danielle spoils Ian with her cooking coz damn that looks good!!!!
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  9964. We all want to see Pedro slam a timtam
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  9965. It is cool,watching the big bangers go around , even truck drags , I remember as young bloke back in the 70’ S going to Calder (in Victoria)to watch truck drags ,we had a bit a competition between an American that came with his drag truck called the super boss if my memory serves , really spectacular looking rig that put on a good show , there was even a jet truck that was exciting to watch I think that may have come over from US too. Big trucks do already have a lot of speed and acceleration potential , but by law they are governed to do 100 KPH down under.
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  9966. I‘m impressed how you get your hands on Wolters. It’s a small brewery from Braunschweig wich is the closest city with a brewery to Wolfsburg.
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  9967. How funny, I follow these two on youtube. Wasteland Firebird and Mad Skelli. Wasteland is a mad car enthusiast and he and Mads go back and forth between the US and Oz visiting all the car shows. It's a great channel 👌🤗.
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  9968. Fun fact, if you want to remove the doors you just slide them up. The same with the bonnet and boot (hood and trunk). A single guy can replace the engine without mechanical lifting devices (not that heavy) the engine is a tiny flat twin like half a beetle engine driving the front wheels. It’s air cooled. Simple cars to work on.
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  9969. We still have these races every summer in Latvia to this day. A lot of fun to watch these in person.
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  9970. My reaction is the same as yours, absolutely floored. What an incredible video. The car was eating gears so fast it sounded like a he was shifting early, but obviously not! What an animal of a car!!!
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  9971. Ian! Here in Europe we take environmental pollution seriously! What I personally miss is the respective fuel consumption... I can also imagine a comparison of the costs. I hope you know that the price of diesel in Germany is currently around 1.60 euros per liter.... Greetings from Lower Saxony Jürgen
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  9972. Well done not overdoing it at the start. All my life I have enjoyed Vegemite but now my toast is one big huge slather of Vegemite and no butter, mite sound weird but I love it
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  9973. Very interesting! I knew there were a lot of Indonesians, they frequently come here in boats (illegally) and they are closely related to Australian Aboriginals through trade and personal integration! Yes, Australia is the big brother of the Southern Hemisphere, and a very important and benevolent one - we must stay independent and strong! South Africa is not a benevolent or even peaceful country! Maoris are strong and warriorlike, you can't fool them! Yes, fresh air is certainly a big part of Australia, particularly Tasmania - step off the plane and breathe, and eat real food! 👍
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  9974. El sonido es mejor que el actual en F1 . saludos desde España
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  9975. For the Bundaberg drinks, the Pink Grapefruit is bloody amazing. I am also a big fan of the Burgundee Creaming Soda (red grape flavour, as opposed the American 'Purple' grape flavour), the Mango too. Middle tier is Blood Orange, Passionfruit, and the Lemon/lime/bitters is good too. Pineapple & Coconut is nice but not enough Pineapple in it. The one I dislike is the Peach. Guava is just OK. The Christmas special is the Spiced Ginger Beer. Not a fan of it, prefer original. You'd probably like our Sarsaparilla version, I believe they do label it as Root Beer in the US. Horrid stuff to my tastebuds but each to their own.
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  9976. Glad to see you back and to hear that you had a good break. Something 'interesting' in Aus right now is the floods in NSW again, 4th time in a few months. Might be worth reacting too that in some way.
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  9977. Given this is the first time I've seen you wearing a lid I reckon you should check out some Aussie rodeo or campdrafting, which is a unique Australian horse sport. Admittingly a slow sport but worth the watch once, just to say you have...
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  9978. You should react to: "How different Countries React To Emergency Services"
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  9979. OMG - I was so invested! 🤣I'm sure the neighbours wondered why I was yelling out colours. Well done, Ian 👍
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  9980. Spread a little mayonnaise onto the base of the bun. Add the lettuce, then place the cheese-covered patty on top. Add the bacon, pineapple, beetroot, tomato and egg, then add your barbecue sauce and secure the top of the bun with a skewer. Serve immediately.
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  9981. This is taken from the era where the driver was actually extremely skilled, spending years refining their art. They were also driveline diagnostic experts, relying on both 'seat of your pants' feel and audible resonance to understand car and track dynamic. Very limited driver telemetry. 👍👍🇦🇺
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  9982. I LOVE ETS2!!! I'm the type of madman that plays with keyboard and mouse. Answers to some of your questions: - The brands and company names on the trailers are fictional for obvious reasons. There are mods to add real brands though. - This game is played by many actual truckers and most of them really like the realism, especially when it comes to the trucks' handling - You were indeed doing really well for a first parking job, a lot better than my first time lol When you start getting used to the game, you can immediately ruin all you learned, by taking jobs to the UK, where you obviously have to drive on the left side of the road and max allowed speeds are expressed in miles, rather than the kilometers you see on your dashboard and GPS screen. You saw the Euro map with some grey-coloured countries that don't have cities marked in them, you can get those by buying the DLC's. The countries in black on the map do not (yet) have DLC content available. I waited with buying those until they were on sale on steam, but truth be told, I never had to wait long for these to come on sale and I haven't regretted spending any of those €€€!!! One tip I wanted to give you is probably not necessary, but when you are saving up for your first owned truck, avoid the IVECO trucks. They're cheap, but for obvious reasons. Even after fully upgrading the engine, drive train and gearbox, it still didn't measure up. My second truck was a Volvo, which I'm still rocking now, and that one does really well, even for the heaviest loads in mountainous areas. I hired a second driver and had them mostly do shorter jobs around the Dutch flatlands, where my primary garage is.
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  9983. Ahhh, thank you for letting us know Cal 😅😊
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  9984. Got into rally via Mobil 1 British Rally Championship game, UK rally will always be THE rally for me.
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  9985. I've driven one, through everything, it's impressive, nothing stops it
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  9986. You guys are so loved - and deservedly so.
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  9987. The round 50c was discontinued because it was produced with silver content exceeding the coin face value. Even poor dull coins are sold for over $5, and premium coins for quite large sums. Many are horded as they just on silver content now are far above face value, even more than when the multi sided current style replaced the round ones.
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  9988. About the Hague (1) it's a city in Netherlands. There are also citis from Asia, not only from Europe (Singapore). Also, in Poland in some stores ussualy with electronic equipment also there are electric price marks (15)
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  9989. If you did get some of these make sure you get imported original versions, because some of them are made locally under licence and they don't taste the same. The water makes a difference!
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  9990. As much as I love the aussie Chargers, my favourite aussie mopar was the VH Pacer. Very rare today.
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  9991. I love this channel. You need to get over here mate. I’ll have you around my place for a beer. You love my country so much and that’s awesome. 👍
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  9992. In Chile they get a lot of fire trucks donated from all over the world. That's why there is so much different trucks.
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  9993. Australia is not an American corporation, The Commonwealth of Australia is a registered entity solely for the purpose of issuing securities in the US market. It was formed to issue debt securities at the Australian governments discretion in the event of a covered entity facing financial collapse. This does not make Australia a corporation. There are multiple conspiracy theories about this, all of which have been debunked. This entity was founded by and is owned by the Australian government, not the American government. American laws only apply to securities issued in the US market, nowhere else.
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  9994. Great video everyone, you have such a lovely family. I'd love to see some authentic Mexican recipes, we don't have anything "really" Mexican here in Australia.
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  9995. The 05 commodore belong to 1 of the best drivers his name is Peter Brock check him out to he is a legend at bathurst
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  9996. You usually see Australia superimposed on a map of Europe, and it covers countries and lots of sea. This one has other countries filling in those gaps.
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  9997. Hi Ian, I've seen you have mars bars, and milky way before I think it's in the favourites box of mixed chocolates. I know I've seen you get them from Australia with your unboxing videos. And when the bloke from America was talking about Nike's. I don't know why the English girl didn't mention Reebok's made in the UK, for sneekers or runners. Anyway keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  9998. They made cadbury vegemite chocolate, and I approved. It tasted quite nice. This is 100% correct. Vegemite by itself and in huge volume tastes awful, but small amounts mixed in with other flavours tastes amazing (as it was designed)
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  9999. Vienna, Prague, Barcelona, Rome, Paris, Copenhagen, Berlin, Amsterdam etc. Europe has so many cities to visit. While many share similar characteristics (being old European cities) each of them are unique in their own ways. If I was an American that hadn't seen much of Europe, I would probably start with a cruise ship holiday along the Donau. Wien/Vienna is a beautiful city with a lot of culture to explore. Don't miss out on trying their schnitzels.
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  10000. Lots of people in the UK have been to Europe and experienced hot weather. However, that is usually in air conditioned hotels and public places. UK houses are usually not air conditioned and on the small side with great insulation against cold. That means the heat, which is typically very humid due the the fact we are an island, means it feels a lot more uncomfortable than it sounds at 40 degrees. Also, London is typically the hottest part of the UK, so other parts further North do not usually get that warm.
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  10001. When I first saw this channel with the polish food, I knew this episode is gonna happen. Greatings from Poland and thanks for praising the food.
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  10002. 6UL-DV8 was banned a long time ago - all the plates you showed are 100% legit. All states require front and back. Personalise plates are recent in the last 15-20 years and are all legal in any format. A one word custom plate can cost around $5k.
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  10003. Hi Ian. Love all of your stuff including Bathurst, family unboxing and the dude of dudes Pedro. Australian ute culture, having owned and built several, is about the two seater sports car, just you and the babe hitting the road for adventure and fun in a fast set of wheels and room for the gear in the back. Surf board and tent, skis and sleeping gear, and of course work through the week carrying all your tools and equipment. It is the car of cars for Aussie boys having fun. Jeff
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  10004. I will have to go with: 1. 4th gen 2. 2nd gen 3. 1st gen 4. 5th gen 5. 3rd gen 5th and 3rd gens are equally ugly to me. i don't like how rounded they are in my opinion. I'm a bit bias though because i owned a '13 ram 1500 and now own a '15 ram 2500 powerwagon.
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  10005. Notre dame was built several 100 years before the English founded the first American colony. So it's no wonder you don't have this kind of buildings over there.
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  10006. Also the UK has Black-on-yellow plates, but only in the rear. (And no, Spain doesn't have the "E" because of Sweden, but because of España)
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  10007. G'day, Typically 40 head per Deck with cattle. average 1 cow per foot on a truck. The "Gates he opened are for loading the cattle. They "Push" them on from the rear trailer usually. On long road trips the cattle have to be unloaded fed and watered and rested. That makes for a lot of extra work above just driving.
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  10008. Monarto zoo is great, been there at least 5-10 times over the years
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  10009. Tasmania has some of the (if not the) largest Platypus in Australia 👌 Also you got it right, that little stuffed toy was an Echidna ✌️
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  10010. Yes like the AUDI TT, only better in every single way.
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  10011. The no running sirens is because they dont want to make unnecessary noise, people there get out the way fast enough so they dont have to blow the sirens. Europe is also very sensitive about noise levels in the cities. Some streets in the Netherlands in Amsterdam the noise level is about 36dB. You can hear an electric car passing
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  10012. it was funny watching you guys getting drunk and slurring so quickly! If you ever come to Europe, give me a shout, and I'll take you for a few more! Prost!👍
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  10013. I find very odd the fact that Ford do not sell semis in the US, i'm from Argentina and here they are quite a big player in the industry, same as in Brazil.
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  10014. Hi, I have a couple notes to your taste test. - It's not common to see these drinks in glass bottles here in Europe. They are used in hotel and restaurant services only. Also they become smaller over time. I recall 330 ml, then 250 ml and now 200 ml. You can't get them in grocery stores, they sell only the PET bottles. - The sugar content seems to be somewhat low to what I recall, but I checked it with caloric tables and it seems to be very close (they say 11,2 g / 100 ml). There might be some small differeces between various versions even on different european markets.
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  10015. 5:36 - Alexandra Stan is from Romania... doesn't have anything to do with Sweden
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  10016. Try chocolate? Hersheys has butyric acid which literally makes it have a pukey off taste, but if you've grown up with it you won't notice it as much. Compare it to something like Milka, Fazer, Kalev or something. (I guess Milka would be the easiest for you to get)
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  10017. Fun video!! 😊 Thanks to Miceal for his kindness and generosity. You can see the joy on Ian's face through the whole video.
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  10018. you should watch japanese vending machines xD or korean
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  10019. You should also check out the Citroën SM which is similar, and even more beautiful, with the V6 engine from Maserati 🤩
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  10020. Here in Finland we have 95E10 (10% ethanol), 98E5 (5% ethanol) and E85. And diesel and CNG of course. I guess it's the same all over Europe. I have been in 12 European countries, also driving in them but I don't remember for sure😂
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  10021. Holden. I was introduced to Australian touring car racing by Peter Brock's A9X Torana, been a Holden guy ever since. Have to admit though, that Falcon does sound magical
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  10022. I've lived in QLD for 33 years, small hail we might see every year or two, the larger spikey hail I've seen a few times of various sizes, maybe 5 times in my life around golf ball size, once closer to tennis ball size, which smashed roof tiles, and once baseball size which came through the roof, pretty scary when happening!
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  10023. I really like your videos very much, you are a very likeable and sympathic guy! Greetings from Vienna /Austria 🙂
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  10024. Loved this video, I live in Perth and looking forward to driving up north to the coral coast next year camping along the way, 👍👍👍🇦🇺
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  10025. The alcohol content of most types of beer in Germany and Austria is between 4.5% and 6%, but depending on the variety, it can also be higher. for us europeans is that normal .... ;-) The alcohol and calorie content of the different types of beer varies considerably. A bock beer has a whopping 8% alcohol, while Kölsch has only 4.7%. So if you want to go it right, you can try the strongest beer in the tents of the Wiesn (original Oktoberfest in Munich/Bavaria/Germany, the Hofbräu. It should be noted that a blood alcohol level of up to 1.1 can already be present after a whole measure, especially without a good basis, the alcohol contained quickly rises into the blood.
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  10026. Becoming an Aussie icon🤠
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  10027. Looking forward to Ian finding out just how dominant 911 has been in rally. Rear engine/rear drive = max rear grip.
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  10028. Happy New Year from Latvia! 🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻❄️🌲🥳 So, Istanbul is not all European, most of it is in Asia. I would have said London. Also, Armenia is only conditionally European. Venice of the North can be St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, Bruges. Elbrus is only conditionally in Europe, I'd say Mont Blanc. Transylvania is a region in Romania, not a city.
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  10029. Qantas are currently working on what they call project sunrise. One eventual goal is to have direct flights between Sydney and Chicago.
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  10030. I went through there six years ago and stayed a couple of days in my motorhome at a cattle station just out of town. Cue is very small but quite smart and clean with some well-preserved sandstone buildings. About 48km (30 miles) to the west is Walga Rock, the second-largest monolith in Australia (behind Uluru) with a lot of Aboriginal rock paintings. A short detour soon after leaving Cue will take you to the ghost town of Big Bell, constructed to service a gold mine. The town was abandoned in 1955 when the mine became uneconomical after about 20 years of operation, and there are still remnants of buildings, roads, etc.
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  10031. Hey viewer from Belgium (EU) here. Yes we have doctor pepper and 7UP, they are a bit rarer though. However they don't have high fructose syrup in them for sure! I am just amazed how there's such a big difference in quality :o Love the video's keep it up.
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  10032. They were pretty tame if you want to see brightly marked cars look up New South Wales highway patrol . There are only state police in Australia every state just buys vehicles from whoever gives them the best deal. The fire trucks are usually based on European trucks like Dennis or Volvo .
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  10033. My VE Commy SS is everything I always wanted my old HQ-HJs to be and more.
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  10034. Fafe,Sines and the good old Sintra circuits are the best! Im Portuguese and I used to go on all circuits with some teams(the latest one team VW when was Andreas Mikkelsen the champ),since my 14! I did this on every motorsport circuit the entire year long! Im one of the guys that paintted the drivers helmets!
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  10035. Hello, Im Slovak living currently in Austria, Vienna! Would love to see you in Vienna or Bratislava, where I was born! Czechoslovskia was a thing mainly because of our languages, Czech and Slovak are pretty much intelligible languages, at least we Slovaks are used to consuming media in Czech without translation - books, television, films. Slovaks and Czech I think have also a famous SPG - self propelled artillery called Dana or Zuzana. Something to consider when being into trucks. Ain´t a bigger thing for trucks than carrying artillery!
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  10036. You're letting the green colour lead you astray with that "Aston Martin". It was common in the '50s (and a bit later) for British racing cars of any marque to be painted in British Racing Green.
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  10037. I think SA is dryer, rather than hotter than NT.
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  10038. 3:22 look at the delight on that face 😃 Even better at 5:51 Loving the love you have for all things engines.
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  10039. The main differences aren’t just the cocoa content (though that is part of it), but when Hershey was trying to industrialise the production of chocolate, he found that pre-souring the milk made the chocolate last longer. Which is why most non Americans find that American chocolate tastes like vomit- literally. But British and other chocolate makers use a different method to make long lasting chocolate, so we don’t have that flavour in ours. Americans just get used to it (and also there’s a lot of sugar or sugar replacement put in to try to cover the taste up a bit), so they don’t really notice the vomit taste. But we do!
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  10040. meanwhile in september.... "hey gang merry xmas and happy new year..." hahah ok guys start sending stuff now for it to arrive christmas 2022!
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  10041. Why is Tassie not part of Aussie in this lol. We should invade Tassie and claim it. I'm a Kiwi.
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  10042. I miss his "If I'm not mistaken, oh yes I am very much mistaken!"
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  10043. Hey Ian , I’m a kiwi native living in Australia but you have only scratched the surface of the Kiwi culture and languages we are such a diverse country with many cultures that come from different parts of the world including most of the pacific islands, and if you like sports watch a All Blacks game and also watch a motorsport legends Greg Murphy and couple Kiwi Drivers in the Indy Car Series and they drive for team Penske
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  10044. I love how in rally (and apparently in Dakar as well) the spectators want to help when there is an accident/crash. Not just watching the crash(es), but willing to help.
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  10045. The Kinder chocky is pronounced Kin Derr. Love watching your enthusiasm for all our Aussie stuff. Also l did not know about the 6 seasons in part of WA. It's interesting to find out more about my own country from you guys.
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  10046. You eat the Wizz Fizz straight from the packet. Do not add to a drink haha
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  10047. Another way to find cheaper houses is to go rural. Going cheaper is not always going down to bad houses. But Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne I would say would be the most expensive. QLD I feel is somewhere in the middle, again depending where you are. House prices are pretty cheap out here in the bush or normally they would be. The housing situation is kind of crazy right now, even looking online at house prices in my area is way more then they were 5 years ago.
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  10048.  @midnightkitchen8379  thank you dani . a fantastic idea .
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  10049. And this is why Australia gets behind you and your family again much love from Australia
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  10050. LOVE your work Ian. You are highly respectful and supportive of things Australian. As are we of things American. Sometimes the comments can appear one sided. Sometimes they seem unfair but we tick one another off, oddly, in a perverse show of respect. Very upfront with no disrespect intended. ❤
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  10051. This is like an Aussie bar room brawl. Mirrors the drunk idiots just before last drinks. Quite Australian in all respects.
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  10052. Lovely to meet your family Ian 👍 If you guys come to Australia you won’t wanna go back 😂 I know this because my parents did when I was 5 in 1977 😂👍
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  10053. about getting sucked along by a truck... my wife owned a 2CV as her first car. I remember once while driving on the Autobahn in Germany we were four (young) adults, including our exchange student from the USA. My wife hit the gas to the floor and suddently she said "Hey look, its going over 100km/h...." ...then she tried to overtake the bus in front of us... we made it about half of the length of the bus, when the draft didn't helped anymore... It seems that all the passengers in the bus were sitting on the left side, and after a while the busdriver was a great chap, and he lifted the gas a little... This car was a blast to drive, and when you turned it sharp and fast into a corner it would lift the inner of the rear wheels from the road. Only downside was if you wanted to check or change the sparkplugs and the oilfilter. The sparkplugs a placed left and right on the cylinder and ther is very little spave for a wrench. You had to have a special short wrench for those. And to reach the oilfilter you had to grab through between the brake disk and the exhaust pipe, because from the underside there was a panel to protect the engine from below.. And since it is better to change oil when the engine isn't cold.... well it was always the least liked mechanic who had to do those jobs in the workshop.
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  10054. I had a choice between this road and Transalpina on my road trip through Romania. Decided on Transalpina and it was just as gorgeous.
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  10055. So proud of my fellow Aussies, they just continue to amaze with not just their generosity but their thoughtfulness and creativity. You may have to move so you can have a man barn, I don't a man cave will hold all your memorabilia.
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  10056. 😮 I'm with Ian on the 🔥 stuff I just don't eat them
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  10057. Nat is also a stand up comedian. He has a cookbook too
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  10058. Hallo Ian, the Crown Victoria´s (3 in total) drove around Montpellier between 2003 and 2008. Problem was they where not practical enough. (Read too big 😁.)
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  10059. Going to be a scorcher. Relatively dry winter this year and a very quick jump in temperature over the last month. As far as hottest temperature we have experienced here in Tasmania, 2009. 3 or 4 days in a row above 100F/37C, with the top temp hitting 42.2C/107.96F. Was bruuuuuutal.
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  10060. Merry Christmas Ian. Hugs for you all ... you must give your whole family an Aussie hug from me xo I'm just below the QLD/NSW border so we are getting rain.
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  10061. Glad you love the shout outs mate! I'm tagging Marcus in a minute so you may get some comments from him as well! Stay tuned brother I have more surprises for incoming for you.
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  10062. nice info to know tnx
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  10063. hey! I watch your videos for a while now, and i like how eager you are to learn, to discover all the amazingly different approaches and solutions of the same purpose. Keep on with your amazing content, big cheers from Hungary
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  10064. Craziest thing is burnout alley isnt even the super serious part of the burnout competition, its just a heap of people having a heap of fun.
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  10065. This was so generous of you and I hope people enjoyed the snacks.
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  10066. I haven't watched full video yet. But I guess It depends on your definition of safe. I read in several articles that statistically the leading cause of death now in the USA for youth is by gun shot. Staggering. I would be terrified to send children to school over there to be honest. We've never had a school shooting in Australia. And we don't have active shooter drills, only fire drills. And I was watching a video recently by Kaitlyn and Ashleigh Fay who moved to Australia about 6 months ago. They both said as women they feel safer in Australia. Not that bad things can't and don't happen here. They just mean overall. They mentioned Uber and taxi drivers. That they usually feel uneasy and unsafe in America. That over there you wouldn't make conversation with them because then they will think you are interested. And that you never sit in the front. That the drivers are often creepy. Where as over here when drivers make casual chit chat they said they feel fine with it and it's not a creepy or uneasy feeling. They also mentioned that they would dress down, no make up etc, if going out walking on your own even at daytime because if you look too nice or too revealing you could be attacked. I think no matter where you live it's always good to be aware of your surroundings especially when walking alone. But I think I am lucky to live in a country where I have never felt regularly uneasy. Edited to say - I don't think America is the most dangerous place in the world or that you wouldn't be safe travelling there. You probably would🙂. My comments are more about "feeling" safe.
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  10067. You had to pop out of the trunk like Scotty 😜
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  10068. When I'm watching home renovation programs in TV I'm always fascinated how crappy homes are there in US. Here in Poland I've seen sheds build better then that. The problem is not wood. Perfect example is Sweden where most houses are wooden but still build to last for at least a century. And it's not just walls but also insulation, windows, showers... Glass shower cabins are so cheap, how can Americans still use plastic cloth curtains is beyond my comprehension. Americans are good at many things, home design and construction is not one of them.
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  10069. That Greece is hard. She is fast and with accent. I think some Greece people not understand her lol. Only thing which reveal is Salonika
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  10070. You can use any minced (ground) meat, even mixed, in a sausage roll. I'm not sure (I don't cook) but I think in NZ ours are usually mixed beef and pork, they taste awesome anyway. I think you cut the rolls to length before you put them in the oven, (again I'm not a cook).Awesome first attempt 👍
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  10071. Pedro with the akurbra awesome
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  10072.  @IWrocker  we also have a FederalPolice Force but their duties differ from the state based forces. More aimed at high level organised crime and international crime. They also deal with issues against our national interests.
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  10073. Ian you've gotta check out Noni Hazelhurst former Playschool (Aussie children's preschool television show) star reading that book. It's hilarious.
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  10074. I was a Ford man, and have to admit General Motors Holden, (GMH) won the Baby Making Race with the Sandman! The Aussie population would be down several million today, had it not been for the Sandman!
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  10075. XW-XY Phase 3 gen or the XA-XC or as you'd know it the Mad Max car
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  10076. The Holden VL commodore
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  10077. Maaan iss famouuss 🥳🥳🥳
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  10078. Interesting to see both left and right hand sidecars.
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  10079. Gotta keep the boomerangs vertical when you throw. You are flattening it out as you throw.
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  10080. The crisps you're thinking of is Walkers, although some shops and wholesalers will import Lays from all over the place, just for the different flavours and people who might be from other countries.
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  10081. 😂😂 I love that you have experienced TBLS. Clarence & Donny have their own show too. STRAYA MATE 😂🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
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  10082. trucking in Australia is insane these are snorkel to avoid dust in the air filters but air filters are build to excrat dust before filtering air (did australians told you there's dust in Australia) these massive dump trucks are most of time about 300 tons...empty the 180t piece seems to be the chassis of an umongous buldozer (i try to imagine the size of its wheels) Kenworth K200 seem to be sold only in Australia these aren't the amazing road trains they have there. i'll try to linked you a video about one of these road train with 2 engines (one on one of its trailers) 1000 hp , 5 trailers etc... Australia.... https://youtu.be/47JWL6TnXW0
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  10083. I loved the Chasers War on Everything!! Nothing beats when one of them dressed up as Osama Bin Laden and tried to gate crash the heads of state meeting in Sydney a few years ago.
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  10084. What happened was John Howard slashed the Import Tariffs and the market became flooded with cheap foreign imports.
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  10085. Oh my goodness, only 8mins in, but gotta say- Rita! You're amazing! What an incredible package & you're so on2 it puttin in the catalogues!👍❤
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  10086. Check out history of Castrol 6 hours, held at Amaroo park then later at Oran park. The 6 hour race was for production motorcycles and was televised on the ABC for many years, great part of not only Australian motorcycle history but was the longest running production motorcycle race in the world. Part of the reason motorcycle technology went through the roof in the 1980s, every manufacturer wanted to win the race.
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  10087. Hey Ian, have you seen Angelica Larsson? She's an awesome Swedish trucker. She can reverse a B double into a shed with some dodgy angles and corners. She's a top notch trucker, positive and a great gal. She's cool - she has a YouTube channel.
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  10088. Don't worry about the accent Dani. We are Aussie. I have best mates I can't even understand half the time and they speak English or ,'Strayan' (Btw. Your accent is awesome) love your work Iwrocker family! Awesome again. Bloody beautiful young family mate. Respect 🤘🇭🇲
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  10089. Seems like Steven might be my age or older and is passing on his magazine collection to someone who will appreciate it
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  10090. Prague has really some special features which other cities don't have and most of Czechs don't realize that before they start traveling. Czech national sport is complaining, so you always here (from Czechs) how bad it is here and how terrible everything looks like and how nothing works, but in reality, when you visit some other countries and bigger cities in Europe, you mostly realize that life in Prague is really much better. Only thing which is problem in last years is fastly growing price of housing, it's starting to be really expensive with a Czech salary, but still, difference between Prague and other cities or even villages in prices is still not that big compared to how it is in some other countries, so even when you are from some village and you wife which also has salary (or some friend or whatever you live with) you can just move to Prague and you can hadle it, that's not possible in some other countries where rent of flat in capital city can be several times more expensive than in some other cities. But main advantages of Prague are: 1. Public transportation, really, people from Prague always complain, but they don't realize how superior it is to have year pass for few bucks and just travel without any barriers, it's so easy, simple and realxed compared to other cities where you have to constantly opening somes tupid gates and everything is complicated and everything is bothering you, you really don't need a car in Prague and many Praguers I know don't even have driver license 2. Many green places, parks, fields, forests and meadows even in center of Prague or when you want to visit actual forest, you just jump to metro and you are there in 15 minutes. And green places in Prague look more natural, which I like, it's not like all those fancy articifal parks which are surrounded by fences and locked at night, in Prague, you can find a lot of real wild nature which I like. 3. There is alwayas something happening - concerts, festivals, dozens of theaters and cinemas, street events, farmer markets, unlimited amount of pubs, bars, caffés, restaurants, when you don't like one place, you walk 50m and you find some other places, when you don't like prices in one supermarket, you just go to other one, it's so simple. And thank to big market competition, you can shopping in Prague for much better prices than in small cities or villages. I live in 3000 people city now, so I really know something about that, you can't even find bread here when you go to shops after like 3 PM, that will never happen to you in Prague. 4. Super easy traveling over Europe, especially to Germany, Austria or Poland, you just jump on train and you are in Dresden in 2 hours or in Berlin or Vienna in like 5 hours, you can sit in dinning car, having a lunch and beer and then you jump out of train in Berlin, it's so amazing. 5. Historical center can be pretty expensive, but good thing is that you don't have to go there at all, most of Praguers live in some other parts of Prague or in older commblocks, which are all renovated now and surrounded by greenery, you have everything there, so you really don't need to travel to "Disney land" in center if you don't want to. 6. Even when some small criminality can happen, like pickpocketing, Prague is generally very safe city, you will barely see some violent criminalty, there are a lot of pickpockets and cheaters, but that's in all bigger cities, if you are careful, nothing bad will happen to you, nobody will shoot you for few coins or something. 7. Things are getting better pretty fast, that change in last 15 years is massive. When I was kid, Prague looked dirty, everything was grey, buildings were dark from smog...now it looks better than many western cities and something interesting is always happening, new tram lines are in construction, new metro line in under construction, many cool things are planned. There is definitely much more, but these things are probably the most important. I live in a small citiy for 10 years and I really want to return to Prague for any price. My main reason are people, people in Prague just don't ask you where you got money for a new phone or something like in small city, I totaly hate that small city culture where everyone envy you everything and everyone is talking about you when you are not typical male who cares only about football, cars and fish hunting. In Prague, you can walk naked at street and nobody cares, which I like and you will find some interesting people everywhere, while here in a small city, everyone is behind their walls and when they leave, they are hidden in their cars, while people in Prague are walking a lot, going to pubs, visit museums and many other places and events, I just miss culture, people here in a small city are terrible rednecks, they consider everything a wasting money, you will not force them to go somewhere with no reason just to check what's there, they just don't do that, that's why I want back to Prague.
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  10091. I've been so looking to seeing reaction to this car. It is nuts, weighs just under a metric ton and the fans can deliver 2 tons of downforce at 0 mph!
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  10092. I am not surprised at all that the original Paris > Dhaka rally was not followed much in the US. It goes back to the 70's and a time when US car makers didn't want citizens to know of the world outside. Australia has a long standing passion for this type of event with some popular Redex Rallies being staged through the Aussie Outback in the 1950's...look up "Gelegnite" Jack Murray.
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  10093. Americans who visit Oz always say they love it, but I think many are too freaked out at the idea of being far away from family to consider moving here - which is understandable. Some Americans, though, come for a visit but stay forever 😊 As for feeling isolated, the advent of the internet and social media mean we're more connected than ever before. This guy is talking crap. As for supermarkets, most open until at least 10pm, sometimes later. Cafès open for breakfast and close around 3pm, but (unlike what he said) restaurants are open late. How else will they get the dinner trade, FFS?! As for Aussies not talking about their problems, mental health is a issue in every country. I doubt we're any better or worse.
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  10094. Don't worry Ian; we know the US would whip our Aussie butts in a military conflict - but as long as you acknowledge our vast superiority in things like slang, snack food, wildlife and coastal beauty, we will call it even 🤣🤣
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  10095. I had a WRX STI that car was something else. It was so fast and went round corners like it was on rails. Colin was just on another level. He went full attack, if he crashed he crashed. But he gave it his all. A true Legend RIP.
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  10096. Mackay = “Mc-eye”. Don’t worry ….. we’ll get you familiar with all the place names eventually! 😀
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  10097. Giinagay!! (hello) proud gumbaynggirr tribe member here, great to see some indigenous stuffs. i'll have to try and send you our local dictionary. its a great read. yarraang! (goodbye)
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  10098. Yes, Frankfurt is a very modern looking city because, like a lot of cities in Germany, much of the older architecture was destroyed during bombing raids in the second world war. There is a historic area around the cathedral which was not destroyed as it was used by the bomber squadrons as a navigation aid during raids. The best thing about Frankfurt, in my opinion, is that it was rebuilt with a view to a vernacular that will age well and evolve in to a future classic look. Personally I love Frankfurt because it is a beautiful, modern and vibrant city.
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  10099. Props to you Ian, for not saying "Ver-sales" like a certain game show host.
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  10100. It would be so hard to resist the urge to speed 😅
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  10101. If I am not wrong, I think they rev at around 5800 rpm. Yes Belgian Motorsport is a great channel to listen to all kind of new and old cars. Watching it for many years!
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  10102. The race was dominated by the Morris Cooper S. It was won by the BMC entered example of Finnish rally star Rauno Aaltonen and experienced Australian Mini racer Bob Holden a lap ahead of Fred Gibson and Bill Stanley, leading home a flotilla of Cooper Ss that filled the first nine outright race positions. The best non-Mini was a Chrysler Valiant, some six laps behind Aaltonen and Holden in tenth position.
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  10103. Looks like great racing! Not too dirty, not too clean. Very fun to watch. Guess the windscreen cracked because of the collision earlier. Bet it was slightly damaged, but the chassis flex did the rest.
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  10104. Skippy is the Australian Lassy only with a Kangaroo instead of a Dog, fun fact "Skipp" is a formerly derogatory slang word for Anglo and Anglo-Celtic (White) Australians, these days even the Skipps call ourselves Skipps
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  10105. My grandmother had an old 1930/40s maroon Citroen Avant in Southern Tasmania, it was so unique and comfortable when I was a child but she was tiny too - once you sank into the thick leather seats it was hard to see out! It really looked odd next to the modern sleek cars, but it was a special experience driving with Nana! It was sold to an eccentric local politician when she gave up driving and moved interstate, I believe it still runs! 😁👍
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  10106. Your spot on, I live in Tasmania not far from the original founding place of Cadbury in Tasmania, always nice top pop into the shop to get a chocolate or two after work 😂, if you do decide to come to Tassie for a visit make sure you visit cradle mountain, Queenstown railway and Wineglass bay, some of the most beautiful spots in the country for sure, the sand at wineglass bay is so clean it squeaks when walked on, looking forward to seeing a vid made here in oz 👍
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  10107. These lads are amateur club players from England and they did pretty well considering they were up against some of the best in the world. However they had turned the speed down on the bowling machine. The quicker Australian bowlers would regularly be around 90mph and you need to spend a lot of time practicing before you can safely handle that sort of pace. Good video though.
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  10108. Improved Production race at Mount Panorama, Bathurst . love to watch you watch it as I have many times.
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  10109. First piece of advice I would give to someone travelling to Europe is to look up tips specifically regarding the country you're going to. Sure, some things are kinda universal, but a lot of things can vary from country to country. They can vary quite a bit even within the same country, depending on the region.
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  10110. Glass bottles often indicate a better product, but it is also infinitely recyclable.
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  10111. This looks delicious! I wonder if, instead of deep frying in oil, whether you can grill or put them in the sandwich press? It would still make them crispy and be a little healthier? 🤔
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  10112. You should be proud of such an amazing vehicle!
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  10113. Geelong pronounced G long Barra is the one you don't think it is but love the vids mate
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  10114. Cheers Ian, always great to see you enjoy all kinds of motorsports :) I've got a recommendation for ya I think you'd really like: Over a decade ago, Tony Stewart (yup, the one) and Lewis Hamilton swapped seats and drove the other's race car around Watkins Glen! This is only a 10 minute excerpt from the whole 45 Minute video which is still on YT, but they only drive the cars in the last couple of minutes of the footage. Stewart gets to drive Hamilton's championship winning McLaren with a ultra high revving V8 and one of the best liveries ever put on a F1 car. The best thing is, this is actual TV footage from the SPEED channel, I'm sure you'll remember the commentators' voices from NASCAR. I really love the footage of Stewart, who's got Indycar experience, getting to grips with the McLaren. Bless ya, have a great day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbxP09UZ2F0
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  10115. I live in NSW, near Vic border, and 500+kms inland. We are getting ready for flash flooding. This is a big run off effect from a huge cyclone which is hitting further south than usual. Thoughts go to the highly populated areas in its direct path 💜
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  10116. That horse was wearing a moose suit, 😂 That forest road at night, nah! I'm gonna look for the long way 'round!
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  10117. Roadwork on a racetrack. It has happened during a race back in 2014. Turn 2's surface was crumbling so they had to stop the race so they can safely repair the road.
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  10118. “American opens boxes of Tim Tams for an hour straight” haha. Love the content brother. Sending love to you and the family from Tasmania!
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  10119. The beginning of the video it looks to me like it would be at the Nidderdale National Landscape in northern England.
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  10120. The last car was an Opel Manta which came as a Coupe or Hatchback,great cars.
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  10121. Glad to hear your life is unfolding how you hoped it would, and I hope you reach your goals for the channel. Take all the time you need, we'll be here when your done. As for the heat I hear ya man. Last year I moved from southern Utah to just south of St. Louis and it's interesting to see the difference in how the heat and humidity make things feel different.
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  10122. Hey Ian, I'm pretty sure if you check out or subscribe to NT news you'll get a lot of these types of stories. Regular folks having not so regular days.
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  10123. "Proost" we say in Dutch speaking Belgium
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  10124. Anne Marie was the best sport on Aussie tv.. Agro took the piss out of her for years & she took it & gave it back just as good.. I cant believe people think this is out there. Play school was just as bad back in the day, there are so many adult jokes & sexual references in the old play school..
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  10125. fun fact, fanny means something else here. only applies to ~50% of the population.
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  10126. No stress brother. You have to do you. You don’t even need to explain. You would always be welcome in Australia, whenever that is. It amazes me still with all the amazing things, suggestions and packages for ideas related to Australia.
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  10127. God, my heart! I thought (at the end) 'that truck's gonna flip, it's gonna be upside down, that's the end of those guys...' but holy crap they made it! What a beast of a machine!
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  10128. Hi Luna😻 I just about broke my nose on a brand new glass door at the local shop once. No safety motif yet installed. Hurt for about a week. I wasn’t angry until the manager said that he knew someone was going to do what I’d done. Why didn’t he just stick a poster on it?I’ve not forgotten Night Owl 😅
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  10129. Someone needs to send u some Red Rock Deli sour cream and sweet chilli flavoured chips. Yeh Whittakers chocolate is better than Cadbury but its more for adults with fruit pieces n stuff. I like the mint slice and minties but ive heard most Americans dont like it. Since we consider u to be an Australian now, u need to prank some of ur American friends with vegemite. Tell them its like Nutella and to put a thick layer of vegemite on cold untoasted bread and then a layer of butter on top of the vegemite. Alternatively u can give them a spoonful. To make it work u will need to sacrifice urself and take a bite aswell. You CANNOT tell them its a prank after they eat it and u must pretend to be disappointed that they didn't like it. Please film it and show us the video.
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  10130. You said we should be very impressed about Australia being the hottest country in the world on Christmas day. Wow. I've had a Melanoma cut out of my back and 11 Basel cell Carcinomas cut out from all over my body. I hate summer. I love my country but it's like I'm living in a microwave sometimes. Merry Christmas Ian and Family
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  10131. Honestly for the obvious US-American accent you have, you are one of the best trying the German pronouciation I've heared thus far. ^^ Or well I heared waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay worse. :D It's still cute though even Germans in Germany say "German language - hard language."
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  10132. Mention of the word "screaming" and associating it with the time registered here pales to insignificance when we take in the screaming 1:48.8 of Jensen Button into account back in 2011. Yes it was unofficial but the F1 McLaren sounded like a beehive on wheels as it maxed out on Conrod.
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  10133. Hell yea ! Škoda ! Greetings from Czech Republic !!!
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  10134. I feel awful for everyone over there I just can’t imagine the stress and worry this is causing and then you have all the animals that will need help 😰 my prayers are with all of you
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  10135. Since you liked that so much you should take a look at the camel trophy back in the day. A lot of Land Rovers in that one.
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  10136. G'day Ian, thanks for playing the Christmas song, it's been around for ever and it's an Aussie favourite, and it's on the radio constantly as well as other Carroll's from around the world and Australia, cheers mate and av a good one, Aussie slang for have a good time.
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  10137. I am 32 seconds in and i like this German accent guy. Hahaha fantastic!
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  10138. On July 27, 1990, at 4:30 pm, the last 2CV, one of the most iconic models of the brand and also one of the most iconic cars ever, rolled off the assembly line in Mangualde, Portugal. There was even a band to mark such a solemn moment, the end of a long commercial career that started in the distant year 1948, and that resulted in the production of more than 5.1 million units.
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  10139. Billiards is excellent practice for snooker. Especially cue ball control.
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  10140. I drive trains around NSW and I see a few of these in my travels. Pretty impressive stuff
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  10141. If you go to the ginger beer factory you can actually have labels made up with your face on the to give for gifts .. lemon myrtle was an amazing flavour but it was limited .. the factory tour is fabulous we live an hour away from the factory... in fact its just up the road from the Bundy rum factory.. the whole area smells delicious
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  10142. One Direction - 4 British lads and one Irish (RIP Liam)
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  10143. Czech here. Yes, Mercedes logo there is a trolling and a joke. It was a historic truck brand made in Prague, hence the name. It bancrupted after the revolution in 1989.
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  10144. Pedro rocking that stainless steel BBQ brush moustache like he was born with it! Respect. 😎🤘🇭🇲
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  10145. Ireland is another place I'd like to work abroad. My brother-in-law was in Dublin for a few years and the laid-back culture extends to the workplace. I thought we were pretty relaxed in Australia, but Ireland wins! The pubs are great too. I didn't like Guinness until I had it from fresh pipes!
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  10146. 2:52 after that upshift the chills kicked in
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  10147. Pilsener Urquell is one of my favourites. You need to try it from barrels. It's incredibly good! We have some nice bars in Berlin with very big barrels. The taste will knock you down 😂
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  10148. The lenght of the cars grew due to 2 main reasons: a) safety (front and rear crush structures, non-existent in '78) b) the battery for the hybrid system
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  10149. It's funny. I'd say a mint slice beats a Tim tam. But double coat tops both.
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  10150. Love your vlogs mate. People who generalize about the people of a nation are just demonstrating their ignorance. I have been to America several times and love it and the people I have met have been wonderful. I have friends there and have kept in contact for 32 years. There are good and bad in every country. Keep up the great work.
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  10151. And that´s just canned food. Decent but still canned. Imagine this dishes fresh cooked with good products 😋Just saying😃
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  10152. Buy it.
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  10153. they still playing Darude Sandstrom.. that makes me happy as Darude is from Finland
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  10154. Australians in hotter climates (further North towards the equator), so in Qld and NT, always put eggs and butter in the fridge. I’m not sure how far south but where it’s colder some people might leave the eggs and butter out. Tropical and subtropical Australians put food in the fridge quickly because they are scared of germs. NSW people leave food out a little bit longer but are scared of cockroaches. People in Victoria can leave the food out for ages and not worry about bugs and germs as much because it’s colder most of the year.
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  10155. I would have loved to see the amount of wildlife and the untouched land when the aboriginals first made it here. On another note, the uniquness here is the one reason I don't want to move over seas
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  10156. I've been to Darwin a few times, but have never lived there. It is a place that grabs you and draws you back, as does the whole of the Northern Territory. It is truly an ancient (prehistoric) place, as you put it. overall, an incredible region to explore. Just be aware, road travel in NT, beyond the Stuart, Lasseter, Barkly and Victoria Highways, becomes a challenge, as there is not much in the way of bitumen (not to mention accommodation you don't need to bring yourself). A well equipped 4 wheel drive is a distinct advantage as much of the Territory is devoid of people, despite being full of amazing places to experience.
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  10157. It’s true that we’ve never really done Halloween in this country, but the supermarkets and younger Millennial parents have been pushing to make it a thing. It’s slowly growing in popularity each year.
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  10158. I love your videos… you do such great things for Tourism Australia…
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  10159. Ian you will be absolutely thrilled to know that where you saw those four-wheel drives on the beach is actually a gazetted road called Great Beach Drive and it runs from Noosa, seen in the video, to the northern end of Fraser Island. I am not certain of the exact distance but it is hundreds of miles. There are road rules and speed limits just like any normal road.
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  10160. you need to look up Australian V8 Ute racing, you will love it!
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  10161. WOW!!!!! Awesome. I was thinking at first, 'Oh no ....... they didn't, they wouldn't, how could they ........... call her Torana?!?!? 😬' Fantastic welcome to our new family member, little Sydney, she is gorgeous. I think Emma has a future as a channel host or TV presenter. 😃 Thanks so much for sharing this with us Ian and Dani, you rock big time. Cheers folks! :goodvibes:
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  10162. Cane sugar (glucose) - your body produces a chemical\hormone that makes you feel full. Corn Syrup (fructose) - more calories and your body doesn't produce the chemical\hormone to make you feel full. So you will consume more (bigger consumer\spender) if the product is sweetened with fructose. Love your channel, your family is beautiful!
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  10163. Love the rally of a thousand yumps! I got to say a big thank you. Watching this reminded me that the WRC is back here in NZ after 10 years or so. Be rude not to try and catch some of it, the stages are epic fast.
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  10164. For US Australians wondering why do Americans call lollies candy well here's the answer. The word candy entered the English language from the Old French çucre candi ("sugar candy"). The French term probably has earlier roots in the Arabic qandi, Persian qand and Sanskrit khanda, all words for sugar. So there's your answer I rather the name Lollies than candy thats my opinion. have a great week.
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  10165. Someone read the comments 😂😂😍😍
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  10166. Let me just start by saying that not only is the Butter/Vegemite ratio HUGELY important in finding what works for you but also for me, what matters is how melted the butter is.. 🤷 personally, for me, I LOVE like a 7 grain bread, toasted to the point of being burnt, left to the point of being cold but still crisp and NOT floppy, then a generous amount of COLD butter spread on followed by what I deem the right amount of Vegemite (it really is difficult to describe the 'right amount') and OMG delicious, maybe even a slice of cheese on that.. 🤤🤤 I can absolutely see a poppyseed or sesame seed bagel eaten the same way!! 😁
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  10167. Thanks mate for your respectful commentary. Rod Marsh was a great friend of my sister and her family.
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  10168. As an Finnish soldier (yep, we have this compulsory military service, so I did!) I Would point out, that paintwork will last longer, than some "MetalShadeTortoise-EggPearlFreakinfancy paintjob"! It can take small caliber guns! :D Thanks, for very entertaining reactions! Keep it up, I "be following"!
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  10169. Luna must be one of the chillest cats I've ever seen.
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  10170. Seen that Car in the Flesh Beautiful does not get better.
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  10171. The lane on the left looks better. The right lane seems softer. Maybe that's why the trucks on the right aren't winning.
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  10172. There was also a Nescafe ad back decades ago, where they met and got married
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  10173. Without public healthcare the government doesn’t bleed if your crappy car kills someone, or puts you in a wheelchair. That’s your problem, or your family. In Europe we try to keep the dangerous people off the roads. In the US it’s your right to endanger others.
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  10174. Awesome that you’re talking about the standard cab long bed power wagon. I’ve been trying to find out how rare it is. I have a 06. I still have trouble with the wheel base. What I think about my power wagon is that it will out climb the raptor and that makes me happy. It will haul and tow incredible amounts. My 06 is a standard cab long bed premium in diamond black. It has all the options for 06. I’ve owned it for 3years with no issues other than the front end needing a rebuild. I’m at 190,000 miles and it runs extremely strong. It’s the truck made for me, I’ll never get rid of it
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  10175. I've never heard of that Kookaburra brand. Check the barcode, Australian barcodes start with a 9. You may want to limit the kids' intake, too much licorice will give you diarrohea.
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  10176. Here in Australia we do have commercials for medication but only for non prescription drugs.
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  10177. Next time you’re in Chicago, you need to call into Barangaroo’s & get yourself a meat pie, sausage roll, party pie, pastie etc & a lamington, have a yack with the Aussie owner & see how they stack up to the pies you’ve been sent in the past. Video it, of course. I’d be curious to see it. Cheers
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  10178. Awesome tasting of the Aussie burger and interesting reaction 😂
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  10179. Loved this...so much fun. You did good Ian...I would fail miserably at the american one 😂 .
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  10180. Only cleaning liquids are that neon colour where I live. 😮
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  10181. Hahaha. Nice. Can't help but feel us Aussies are trolling you with Tim Tams at this stage. Keep up the awesome content!!
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  10182. Ich bin bei vielen der Rennen gewesen weil ich die Autos, den Sound und die Gerüche geliebt habe! Ganz besonders der Alfa 156 V6 hat mich begeistert! Wenn schon kein Ferrari dann wenigstens diesen Alfa Romeo 😀🥰🥰🥰🥰 Mach bitte weiter so tolle Videos und liebe Grüße an deine nette Familie! Gut gemacht!
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  10183. Oh, now I'm sad we missed that sunset. Never mind, great video, love you guys, love your work, wouldn't miss a minute. Ian, you have stirred up my long forgotten passion for utes. I was so into cars when I was young and got my first Holden ute at 19, and had another 3 after that, then in my 30's I had to get practical, and kind of stopped looking at them. Now, when I'm on the road, I'm all like "oooh, sweet ute, Ian would love that", lol.
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  10184. Hi Ian, We had a cat named Sandy and when I was a kid I spilt some milo on the floor. Sandy ate it all. So from then on whenever we had milo, a drink or on ice cream, there he was waiting. He was always there reaching his paw up to the counter and feeling around for it. From then on, he ate it straight off a teaspoon just like the rest of us. He loved it and so do we. Go Milo. Hugs to all from Australia ❤️❤️🐨❤️❤️
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  10185. Try reacting to the "How to talk Australian" series. Very funny, very accurate.
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  10186. When our Celebs are shouting you out, and you are beloved by us and put out such great Australian based content and love us soo much, I think we could say you are an Honorary Aussie and no one would argue with that.
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  10187. I call gugu Yalanji my home country. It's up on Cape York between Mossman and just South East of Cooktown. It is one of the 20 languages where it is spoken as a first language still. I know a little language and will learn more when I return next year. Wujal Wujal, the main community North of Cape Tribultionis very cool. It's one of those places where you'll see the lads driving down the road with their mullet spears hanging out the window. The Culture is still rich up there.
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  10188. Congratulations IWrocker family on the new bundle of joy!!! Come to Australia when you guys are ready. I am sure many of us here down under will be more than happy to host your family and excited to meet you all and show you around this great country.
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  10189. I will have to send you some more Tim Tams, sorry but you did it wrong. You took too big a bite from the ends. You are only supposed to take a little off the corner, just enough to get through the biscuit. We will send you a pack soon.
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  10190. Man was on demand at over 40yrs old in f1. Savage. Hyvä Suomi!🤘🇫🇮❤️
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  10191. Skoda 120L. Father owned sky blue one. Memories.
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  10192. Love the way you have a really strong Australian ‘twang’ when you say Australia !!!!
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  10193. I never use ice cubes, especially when the ice is in a public place! But even if the staff give it to you, there’s no guarantee it’s safe!
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  10194. Mad Mex is kind of a cross between Chipotle and Taco Bell. They’re a chain of fast food restaurants, often found in food courts — but they use fresh ingredients and cook to order, so they’re not ‘junk’. 🌯
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  10195. So entertaining. Another Brisbane-ite here also. Love the jersey on you, suits your colouring. I too am a "ranga", a red head. Love your channel. Love how Emma walked off with the sounding pen, all hers now! and wish you guys would feed Pedro, he can't wait to try all the food each video. Only kidding. Lovely family
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  10196. the only weird thing on European roads are Americans 😂😂🤣🤣 ( just a joke guy's ) i have to say that your voice is really easy to listen to ! i have a hearing problem and i can clearly hear every word you say without turning my ear to the screen 😏
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  10197. Great Video! I'd recommend watching a 13-minute promo video from Tatra called "Happy Journey" from the early 60s. Some great scenes in that!
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  10198. It's funny what you can take for granted. An hour south of Perth Western Australia is Penguin Island that has Dolphins, Sea Lions & Penguins
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  10199. "look how tight this is" and I'm like "that's a regular parking space" 😅 the driver just doesn't know how to approach it also... France, Italy and Spain figured that bumpers are for bumping
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  10200. Frohe Weihnachten aus Dresden Deutschland 🎄🕯️ Merry Christmas 🎄🕯️
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  10201. Mate that first view you where looking at over the top and back of the Mount. I live that way. 14 kilometres that way, but that way.lol And you can hear the V8's from my house . That's how loud they are.
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  10202. To Chris & Tracy, Massive respect for adding the ANZAC Biscuit recipe on the back from a fellow ANZAC in NZ...
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  10203. Swearing depends on the tone of voice. In Australia it’s very much passive, rather than aggressive (usually).
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  10204. Based on IWrocker's channel content, he probably does know more about Australia than our young city based Aussies.
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  10205. A UK version is the British Touring Car Championship or BTTC, started in the fifties & still runs today.
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  10206. Great to see another video and it's awsome to hear the excitement and appreciation in both of you're voices. The amount of Tim Tams you both get im sure you would have a draw or 4 full by now, it would be cool to see how many Tim Tams you have recived over the last thew months if the have lasted that long 😜
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  10207. So cute. Merry Chrismas for all. Frohe Weihnachten 🤶
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  10208. Hi Ian and family ❤️❤️ glad to see the oldies, when you come to Australia l think your going to get blown away by the quality of our produce, even our MacDonald's and KFC is said to way better and healthier than in the States, cheers, Neil.
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  10209. Yes WRC Octavia...💥 Greetings from the Czech Republic 🇨🇿
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  10210. The holden logo was a lion rolling a rock. Apparently thats what was seen thousands of years ago and some prehistoric person saw that and invented the wheel. So the jerky, you'll probably like it. Overseas people often ask why we eat the animals on out coat of arms. The reason the emu and roo are on the coat of arms is both those animals cannot walk backwards. So moving forwards. So roos are pests, not because they ruin crops ore livestock, they like to breed alot. So theres a yearly cull to keep their population down. In no way are they endangered. Emu, its not as common to eat. Roo isnt overly common either. But in the 1930s the australian army lost the war against emus. So i guess thats an F you to emus that we eat them on the odd occasion. So never had roo, emu or croc jerky. Only non dried versions of each. Roo is not too dissimilar to beef, just very lean and not fatty. Emu, thats a hard one to explain. Its good, kinda stringy and also has a sweetness to it. Croc, that tastes like chicken but tougher.
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  10211. Koala Adoption? Kudos for a stellar idea!
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  10212. Thought I let you know. You noticed the Aboriginal man with the diderdoo. They have a continuous breathing technique. It's quite amazing how they can breathing and blow at the same time, the mouth never leaves the tip to go for air.
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  10213. 04:00 yes Lister make modified Jaguars and always done, often with new bodies for racing in the 1950s but most recently current Jag models. One of the more recent Jaguar powered Listers with their own body was the Lister Storm, epic road car and GT1 race car.
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  10214. ROFLMAO at the cassowary comments 😂 The idea that anyone would avoid coming to Australia because of a bird they'll never see is just ridiculous 😂 I'm glad you seem to appreciate our sense of humour and the redoubtable Isaac Butterfield 😊
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  10215. You are spot on, a ute Is a Commodore, early falcons, and so forth. AU Falcons and onwards aren't real utes but cab/ chassis . Manufacturers of vehicles are now calling them utes. True Australians call them what they are, hilux and co are cab/ chassis or duel cabs👍👍👍
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  10216. In South Australia, there are Enduro style events lasting 6 hours on and off-road, day and night riding with solo's and sidecars. South Australia has one of the world's oldest motorcycle endurance event lasting 24 hours
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  10217. The exhaust is in the sidecar to keep it away from the swinger while he is swinging. Sidecar motocross is bloody hard work. 😎👍
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  10218. Min 5,35 Alexandra Stan ( Mister Saxobeat) is Romanian🇷🇴.
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  10219. Yep, houses, wineries, farms. A regular rural neighbourhood :o)
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  10220. Sydney Opera House had a refurb last year to address the acoustics problems. By all accounts it's greatly improved. The building is famous because it's beautiful and will never date. It's position on the Harbour is perfect. The selection of a foreign architects very unusual design was highly controversial but opinion changed eventually. When you see the Bridge and Opera House you know you're home.
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  10221. You should do more reacting to Australia emergency services. Nice video though.
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  10222. The buggers run through the bush straight out into the road, they're kinda like Deer. It does a lot of damage if you hit one in a car, or worse on a bike. I've seen them jump over the bonnet of cars, but if they get it wrong......the other problem is if there's one, look out for others.
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  10223. Best description I ever heard- Bathurst is where Ford and Holden enthusiasts meet annually for a punch up and sometimes a race happens by accident
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  10224. Hey Ian, 1st Sunday of September is our Fathers day, since your a dad and an Honorary Aussie, Happy Fathers Day Mate 👍🏼
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  10225. Past Aboriginal Spirits possibly, but I tend to think they're more likely extra- terrestrial. I've seen something similar here in Tasmania, watched for about 17 mins a large "star" dance around the cliff of a mountain range, all directions, all speeds. The official verdict after I reported it, was that it was a UFO. Not a weather balloon, not a comet etc etc.. ( Coloured lights emerged from the large star and danced around in the sky for a short while too and then they all suddenly disappeared in split second ) Thanks for the video ! Cheers matey !
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  10226. Cool as mate, remember when you do a tim tam slam only bite a little bit of each corner & when the coffee reaches your lips put the whole tim tam in your mouth & fill your cup up it makes it easier for the tim tam to reach the coffee. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  10227. 8:03 wins in acceleration the LMP1 for one reason: traction. All the cars (except the LMP2, the difference is the torque) are rear-wheel drive when that are all-wheel drive at the start, then there is the weight/power factor that changes the result between the cars. p.s. I basically wrote what he would have said, if we wait a couple of years or less we will see what a motorcycle can do in Spa
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  10228. That system off Darwin is expected to develop into a tropical cyclone by Xmas day. Keep an eye on it
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  10229. I got quite emotional watching that.
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  10230. DAF is pronounced like a single word, whereas MAN is individual letters. Iveco is pronounced like aye-veco and Scania is scah-nee-uh I'm not sure of the usage of those dark green MAN's but they do originate from the military. They're still made by Rheinmetall called the MAN HX Mercedes are definitely known for being innovative in the European truck market, American folks might not like so electronical vehicles but they are very respected within Europe. At 9:13, the second axle does steer. Not all but most single-wheeled additional lead and tag axles (axles with not dual wheels) especially on european trucks do steer and are also often liftable At 10:25, that truck is a Hino Edit: As for good sounding trucks, and as someone else already mentioned, as far as V8's are concerned, definitely check out the Iveco Turbostar, Scania V8, Mercedes Actros V8 and the MAN TGX V8. Renault Magnum's have also had Mack E9 V8's installed in them which sound pretty good. There are also some good I6's, notably DAF and Volvo sound quite good. I've linked below some examples for all. All modern Euro trucks except Scania no longer have a V8 which is a shame but we always have the past to look at Turbostar: https://youtu.be/fwQ9q5XQpQA?t=16 - https://youtu.be/dAYUxRG9Ds4?list=PLtyeQY4OWTBGtxH0u6O7QttrGBAjElVTB&t=15 Scania: Plenty of vids, you can easily find many 😅 Actros: https://youtu.be/8kWIdQZX4es?t=338 - https://youtu.be/k7dB4ZeSOuA?t=25 MAN: https://youtu.be/CGVyYWt80JI?t=268 - https://youtu.be/CGVyYWt80JI?t=226 (same video) - MAN also had a cool V10 worth checking out: https://youtu.be/7LGh8PAG4BI?t=93 - https://youtu.be/C65jsiYNFbs?t=8 Renault: https://youtu.be/bZqtNaIfT7o?t=97 DAF: https://youtu.be/np_BFdxJ_dY?t=5 Volvo: https://youtu.be/Pj9iBuwhm5U?t=23
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  10231. 1950s Vincent Black Lightning could do 150mph, quick bikes have always been around :)
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  10232. It's great to watch your enthusiasm for our beautiful country, mate. At this point I don't even think of you all as Americans anymore, more like honorary Australians. Best of luck for all your endeavours in this new year to you, your beautiful wife and the little cutties too. 👍👍
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  10233. 🤣 Pedro- ‘Look at this’ Danni- ‘oh my god, Daddy!’
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  10234. Yeah. I spent 1988 in the US and everything was way cheaper than back home in Scotland. Not any more.
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  10235. Peanut butter is pretty popular in Australia & New Zealand. We have lots of different brands & even farm peanuts. My favorite snack sandwich is Mayvers dark roast peanut butter with Red Rock Deli Salt & Vinegar chips. TASTE SENSATION!!
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  10236. The trick with knowing when to stop going backwards is knowing what to look AT. You cant see where exactly the 'drag axle' is but you can see it drop down when it's no longer supported by the bridge. That's when you stop. The actual drag axle can be raised to reduce wear on the tyres when not loaded and the axle in front of it can hold the weight of the bus. Not saying it's easy, but certainly possible.
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  10237. Please continue to include Pedro in these vlogs, he's a gem 🇦🇺 👍
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  10238. Tropical Doughnuts are often based on Pineapple flavour and are the BEST!!! However, Woollies ones are way better than Coles which leave a fatty taste.
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  10239. There’s loads of yanks doing Aus reacts. Love yours the most though Ian. We Keep coming back legend.
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  10240. Im not one for deserts (as far as natural scenery goes i prefer pretty much any other scenery) but DAMN is the background of this video mindblowingly beautiful. I will say such scenery is also why i like old westerns and things and why i love the wide open plains of aus so much being able to see to the horizon in every direction and have mountains and ranges give you that protected cradled safe feeling in the distance is the BEST. Im not claustrophobic but damn im a bit of a brumby i have no chill if i cant see the sky/have lots of windows looking far away at natural scenery inside buildings it drives me bonkers and seriously explains the rise of mental health issues in comparison to urbanisation and people moving to the cities like crazy. I cant imagine ever living in a city or surburbs ever again it was bad enough when i didnt have a choice 😂 if i had to be there now id rather live in a national park.
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  10241. two updates for you Ian: the entry for retirement is now 67 years and btw we actual have 3200 different bread kinds 🙂
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  10242. Can u compare the Australian Kit Kat to the American Kit Kats side by side. They use different chocolate.
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  10243. Even today his movie's are shown on German TV. A legend 👏 every one in my age group and even younger know his comedy 🤣 you should watch his films. I bet you will love them.
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  10244. The Koala Hospital uploaded a vid of your beautiful adopted boy Jan a few weeks ago - he’s utterly adorable! Here’s the link if you want to see him in all his cuteness: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IgNVEMd8D4I They post regular updates on their YT and insta accounts; your little ones might enjoy some of them 😊
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  10245. I tried dominos pizza once, and I was cured for the rest of my life. This was in the Netherlands. I didn't know it was them before I reacted, but she knows how to do it the real way.
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  10246. Dude, it's an international tournament. You can't compare it to the NFL (maybe college gridiron?). All the games are played in one country (Germany in this case) and the fans travel to stay for the whole tournament or until their team is eliminated. The fact is that this is a tournament between countries and there are no fights between fans, with the exception of English fans obv and those from countries that have recently experienced war or rift (like the Balkans). The atmosphere is generally friendly and everyone is on holiday to enjoy football.
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  10247. If he was ever stuck somewhere in the south of brisbane, all he'd need to do is put out a video asking for help and my wife and i would be there.
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  10248. I am a cancer patient in Belgium. Not only was my treatment covered (including 5 weeks hospitalisation in an isolated room for stem cell transplantation ), but I also get a monthly salary (2000€ in my case) by the healthcare. The amount is based on your salary before you got I’ll, but also people that were officially unemployed before get the minimum wage salary. My monthly blood check-up cost me about 15€ and I am still getting a medicine worth 5000€/ month for free.
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  10249. What's up with the blue giant!!! He had to be in every shot........Amazing show, I thought you had traveled to Eastern Europe!!! :-)
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  10250. That spider on the Blue Ford Falcon was the Huntsman Spider (non venomous just big). And the Sunshine State is Queensland. Cheers, Scotty.
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  10251. It is a wine bottle holder - it will take a 750mL bottle
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  10252. congrats on the setup! I've got the moza too, AC feels great with it but you've got to try dirt2 with it it feels so much fun to wrestle the rally cars around with it. you won't regrett it :D
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  10253. My stoopid French noodle was wondering "why no Perrier or Evian?" then I remembered these brands are broadly available in the US since half a century. Suis-je bête !
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  10254. Oh my, I just saw 2 Multicars at work today (in eastern germany) and thought, "Hmm, IWrocker knows about the Unimog, now it's time for the Multicar" and here it is :D
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  10255. I'm from Adelaide shhhh we like it being a bit quieter No your right it is clean state we where one of if not the first state to recycle and have bins everywhere It's like living in a large town but convenient of a city Cheaper to live in and food plenty free stuff to do as well museums art gallery botanical gardens all free Lots of parks around city no more than an hour to most places in hills or beaches
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  10256. In the Caribbean we have Tree Frogs. The single most LOUD critter going, all night long. Also geckos, you can be sat on the toilet and then one of them will fall off the ceiling and land in your lap. Tom Petty singing 'Free Fallin'' runs through your head each time.
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  10257. I actually grew up near the Noordoostpolder, so these fields full of tulips were an everyday sight each year. When i was 14 i started to work in the summer with these farmers to peeling the bulbs, a tedious and boring job, but it became fun because we were with all of these teenagers, nice music and the pay was not too bad. Because they were so common to me, i never thought tulips were so special.
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  10258. Hey hey IWrocker, I just recently start watching your channel, because a friend told me it is good. So i started checking it out, so scrolled out some videos from way back and such. (I'm from the netherlands tho) But i've seen most videos comparing USA with different Europe countries, including the dutch and stuff. I'm shocked to see that most US education not evolve the rest of the world, as most of Europe are teached fro young age in multi-languages we have to learn (like here, we learn Dutch (ofc) English, French, German as basic) and the schools i went to, i had to learn italian, spanish, and even greek. This is only the language package. On history, or world knowledge, we have to learn about the europe factor ofcourse. Like you need the learn the US factors. But we get the US factors in classes aswell, even all the way to china, and the world figures, what they all did and stand for till the current day!! So i dont get it why are the US so involved with theirselfs? And know nothing or so less about the world! I travelled alot, been in the US alot aswell, but they seem to know nothing... about the rest of the world... well most of them... The first time i met a dear friend of mine (she is born and raised in the US) she was mind blown by the thing we do, and know... Like me being dutch and speak english (maybe not the " perfect" english) but she can clearly understand me.... So hell ya, i wanted to coment on you're older videos, like recently, but i thought you wouldn't read it, because the videos go way back. That is why i just posted it now and here... Very nice regards, and really love your channel! <3 Keep it up :)
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  10259. MBS is our superhero.
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  10260. In Chile european style Fire Truck are seen more often than American style, especially those Renaults, MAN, Mercedes and Iveco.
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  10261. How many listened to IWrocker ,and watched Daniel put on her makeup?😁👊🏻
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  10262. It actually works well. Imagine all those individual roads controlled by lights, that would be a nightmare with long ques of traffic. It's actually easy to use too. Just remember give way to the right and go for it when you get a clearing.
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  10263. They are all over NSW and QLD too ✌️
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  10264. Its a german TV Show that used to be popular from the 70s to the 2000s.. Did a lot of cool stuff! Check out the awesome episode from the 80s where they stood a 12 ton Mercedes Benz truck on four beer glasses, one per wheel, without them breaking. Awesome!
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  10265. I use to have an ex military Scammell S26 6x6 (cabover for people in the US) that originally had a tipper and a crane behind the cab (ex Royal Engineers), removed the tipper and placed a hook-lift on the back that could take 20ft hook-lift bodies, and used it in a forestry setting, it was even registered as a agricultural tractor, unfortunately it was subject to vandalism and an arson attack when parked on a jobsite (it had no battery's on it as I had removed them, so there was no way for it to combust itself), unfortunately I could not get another, as at the time the remaining ones were all recalled from military surplice sites, due to the events of the early 2000's, else were sat in the Netherlands with an absurd prise tag ten times what I paid for my one, due to the recall.
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  10266. Went to Bathurst every 3rd weekend for 16 years and have done many laps of the mountain in a car and on a motorcycle. I’ve even run it a few times (it’s a killer). The ‘Dipper’ has to be experienced to believe.
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  10267. We’ll be here for you and your family whenever you can make it xx❤🐨
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  10268. I always get a smile on my face when i see my neighbour out on the roads he is driving around with a Scania from -86 and a wagon from -89 and is still using it to haul gravel on a daily basis. He have never considered to retire the thing.
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  10269. Ronnie O"Sullivan is a living legend👌
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  10270. I've watched this a few times, I love the humor and almost every time I've watched it there comes a few more details I didn't notice the previous time. I remember from a Comment on another channel, that it took him almost an Year to do this, 1st do the research (what to put in and what not to put there), then be able to explain it very simple but understandable etc.
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  10271. I once met Sébastien Loeb, Mikko Hirvonen (both Citroen) and Sébastien Ogier (Volkswagen) back in 2013 at rally Germany. All three of them were super chilled and friendly.
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  10272. CHIPS not bloody "crisps" were not farkin' england
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  10273. You guys are so funny! Love it! Apparently Lamingtons were created to use up left over sponge cake that was getting a bit stale so it wouldn’t go to waste!
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  10274. It's a week earlier this year on October 10th (It's usually around that date, it was just a week later last year after the pandemic screwed the calendar)... race would start in the evening of the 9th in the US. Usually starts around 11ish local time so somewhere around 7 or 8 pm in the US. The Supercars youtube channel has been picking up it's game in the last few years with highlights and this year they've been uploading a bunch of full races from past seasons.. Including some full length bathurst races... If you're just looking for reaction stuff there's a channel called motorsport moments that has quite a few supercars compilations. In terms of the cars, It's a stock/production car series that basically became a spec series through homologation. To enter you need to sell a mass production 4 door car in Australia, so in the past few years we've had Ford, Holden, Nissan, Volvo, and Mercedes. It's only Ford and Holden at the moment and with Australian manufacturing closed down, Ford started using the Mustang and GM shut down Holden completely so from next year it's a Chevy Camaro... Spec wise they're all basically the same, the bodies are the same size but made to look like their real production car.. So they look the same but different. Engines and other performance parts are manufacturer specific but have to meet performance specs, so again, same same but slightly different.
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  10275. Comment on 2:00 mark: In the number of European countries police vehicles (and exclusively police vehicles) sometimes have blue+red roof lights, instead of just blue roof lights. There's a reason to it - you, as a regular public member driving your car, are supposed to react differently to blue+red or just blue roof lights. With just blue roof lights, you're supposed to just give way, ie. clear path. With blue+red roof lights, you're actually obliged to STOP on the roadside and wait till said vehicle (and usually convoy accompanying it) has passed, and it is safe for you to carry on thereafter. ... I know that countries like the UK, Germany, France, and plethora of others do not use blue+red combination. The majority of Central and Eastern European countries, however, do. ... Just another bit of useless knowledge that you may be interested in 😅
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  10276. The crazy thing is that this transport is a single phase transformer, so you'll need 3 of those massive boxes :) In addition there are some massive bushings fitted on the end as well when installed.
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  10277. And now, imagine me, a belgian, trying to explain how my country "works" to an american.. Long story short ; we both had a good laugh and a great evening ! (mostly explaining why we got 6 health ministers) Best i could find in ENG ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgdWlrcRds0 There's some inaccuracies, but it is worth a review !
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  10278. i come from Wuerzburg / Bamberg Area. Love your canal. Germany has a lot of beautiful and very different areas. America too, and you got a lot more space. I love that. What I learned during many trips to all kinds of countries: Many countries are very beautiful and most people are nice. Only politics and beliefs screw everything up.
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  10279. I'm from the UK, now living in New Zealand. Living in the UK when you left your car to put your trolley back in the rack at the supermarket you locked your car, here in NZ I don't do that. When I first arrived I walked from the CBD across the park in pitch black to my hotel without concern that I was going to be attacked, and now 12 years on I work on a parking officer, I do have a body worn camera and a radio, but no weapon of any sort, and I have only felt like I might get punched once in 5 years, and that was my fault for being a bit of a dick when a newby.
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  10280. Every sling shot I've bought in Vic and NSW over the passed 15 odd years have been sold to me in two parts. Buy the fork then buy the bands and pouch separate! They are still everywhere! Or just make one like when we were kids🤘🇦🇺. BTW. I absolutely love that shop! It reminds me of the Hunting or ARMY disposal stores we had everywhere in the 80's and 90's.
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  10281. City-last clip 8:52 was Oslo) Nothing we Norwegians love more is all the silly (mainly foreign) truckers "navigating" with GPS and ends up on all the wrong places. The rescue services is a very lucrative business all over the country (mainly winter) but especially around E(urope)-roads surrounded by narrow windy roads not ment for big trucks and the GPS shows many of as the shortest route. Its fun around where i live (NW part of E16) with what we call "winter road", meaning there will be minimal use of salt, makes it real fun for truckers coming from EU in their stupid EU trucks and tires. Funny road that varies from ~150 Meter above sea level to above 1000 MASL for the high mountain crossing. I say most of the route is between 300 to 600 MASL. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx3Yi0cXM7Y as short ~30 second fun overtake in "0"-visiblity (Not me!!)
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  10282. Just this arvo, a friend of mine was backed into by another car, at Hazelbrook Shops (a notorious car park black spot in the Blue Mountains). Not much damage, but, enough to require a panel beater.
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  10283. This is a mk2 Escort, but built to insane (modern) Irish spec; paddle shift, big wheels and brakes, WRC style modular suspension, power steering, you name it. In my opinion, a more historic spec Escort is even more fun to drive, and WAY more impressive to watch, because the balance is completely different to this... You should check out Paul Lietaer losing his steering wheel mid-stage on the rally Staden in 2016, finishing the stage one-handed by gripping the hub, and after that still managed to win the rally..! https://youtu.be/fMrCwYFFeJQ
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  10284. Ian, be warned!!! Once you've had Aussie coffee it'll ruin your life. You'll be stuck in USA with sub-par coffee and it'll haunt you for the rest of your days. Might as well just cash in on that honorary Aussie citizenship and just move over already. Save yourself the hardship. But seriously though, first time I came to Australia I had a mega OMG moment. Coffee was unlike anything I've ever had (and I've travelled a lot). Thank god I live here now. Every morning I go down to my local to get ready for the day. They know my name, they know what I want and they know how I like it. Just friggin' works! And whenever my wife and I travel we always comment somewhere on the trip that we miss decent Aussie coffee. Whenever we arrive back from a trip, first thing we do is stop by our local (if open) and only then do we go home. :P
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  10285. Hershey's it's not even real chocolate, they should call it chocolate product 😆
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  10286. you gotta do more Jay Foreman reactions
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  10287. The M1 Pacific Motorway is a link from Sydney to the Central Coast then on towards Newcastle in NSW. It also is the main road from Sydney to Brisbane
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  10288. 90s BTCC Super Touring era was awesome, the series is still good today but nothing like back then, proper racing.... 🏁
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  10289. $100,000 AUD equates to about $74,000 USD or the 1 dollar Aussie is 74 cents US
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  10290. The Holden Efijy was based loosely on the Holden FJ (1953). I have seen it in person at a car show in Sydney. It’s absolutely spectacular. With a whole lot of intricate details that you need hours to really appreciate.
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  10291. How to shake the little blue Fructal bottle: Turn around, smack the bottom with your open palm, turn around, open.
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  10292. Back in the 90's there was an Italian TV series about 2 trucker guys and their Iveco truck. It was awesome.
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  10293. We've got Mustangs coming out of every orifice here in Australia. And now and then some big old tank Thunderbird will cruise past. Saw a sweet late 60s early 70s Comaro the other day. I watched a video of yours from 3 years ago talking about the lift kit in your truck. It was bizzare not hearing you mention Australia. 😂
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  10294. Also, IMO, Biased here The City of Adelaide, just the Inner CBD itself, is the BEST constructed Layout in the world. I’ve looked at a lot of layouts and nothing beats a Simple Interconnected Giant square.
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  10295. A few months ago I was following a bus through my tiny village in England. The driver took a wrong turning into a tiny side road, so had to reverse out. He reversed into a road sign, panicked and jerked forward right into a very old thatched cottage. The cottage did get repaired but I'm guessing he lost his job lol
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  10296. The last Haka I saw performed was at a friends funeral. I still almost cry seeing a Haka. I'm from Australia I'm not Maori.
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  10297. As an occasional viewer of your videos, I must say I get a real kick out of your journey discovering Aussie things. It's a pleasure watching your family's reactions as well. Am completely baffled why YouTube would block any of your content. You became an honourary Aussie ages ago. We like you, that's what counts.
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  10298. 3:30 looks like a Morgan Roadster, I could be wrong
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  10299. the prices start at around 30k USD and the most expensive ones around 55kUSD so i think they are pretty cheap considering how much of a car you get:) I actually drove a Kodiaq RS from Geneva to Prague and it was great, it has line assist and adaptive cruise control so i havent have to touch the steering wheel in like 300km:D (it kinda screams at you to grab the steering wheel when you put your hands off of it, but i just put a plastic bottle with a little bit of water through it and it thought it was my hands:D)
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  10300. Spezi is only popular in the german speaking Countrys Germany, Austria und Switzerland. You can get it in almost every store and in restaurants. In Austria and Germany cola is also often mixed with lemon lemonade. This is also called Spezi and taste very good too. Special in Austria we often mix beer with orange or Lemon limonde (1:1) and this is realy very, very good and has not so much alcohol in it. We call it "Radler" (a german word fore a cyclist). This name probably came from the fact that people didn't want to drink strong alcoholic beverages during bike rides. My favorit one is beer with rasberry limonde, it taste ... wow.
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  10301. I recently read an article where they compared lap times of different racing categories on the same track. It was a US track and included F1, and Indycar along with several others. F1 was the fastest per lap by 14 seconds, followed by Indycar, other categories filtered away progressively from there. I was expecting it, but not by THAT much.
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  10302. My general rule of thumb when travelling anywhere. Don't "demand", "ask" instead. Try people. You'd be surprised to find how many of us speak English 😉 And yes, a few words are usually making things way better! Edit: About tipping (in France). Basically you don't need to. You always can, and it will usually be well received. The "rule" is ~10% if you want to be nice, according to the service. And yeah... The "floor" thing... Guys. 😭😂
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  10303. The beach inspector was ended after 1961 this is the info I could find Until 1961 Bondi Beach Australia had ‘BEACH INSPECTORS’ who oversaw the decency of bathers’ attire. The Local Government Act, Ordinance No. 52 (1935) set exact dimensions for swimming costumes which remained in force until 1961. An example of this is that men’s and women's costumes must have legs at least 3" long, must completely cover the front of the body from a line at the level of the armpits to the waist, have shoulder straps or other means of keeping the costume in position. By the end of 1961 the old Local Government Act, Ordinance No. 52 was abandoned and a new ordinance introduced which simply required bathers be ‘clad in a proper and adequate bathing costume’ - without defining exactly what this was.
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  10304. The only ones who asked if American racers suck, are the actual Drivers in that same race. Everyone else just noticed the pure SVG talent. Don't forget that F1 World Champion Jenson Button was also in that race. The simple point is that if you took the top 5 drivers from every race series across the world would all still be competitive and could win on their day and the cream would rise to the top. Once he got the feel for it, SVG would be top 5 every week, he is just that good. Bathurst is a great leveller, the guest driver gets guidance from a current driver, and the team, engineers, etc, look after everything else. The world class racers put in competitive times in cars they don't know, on a track they don't know, with a team they have never worked with. Come on over NASCAR drivers and pair up for a Bathurst, come and enjoy our category as well. And another thing, don't forget SVG did the Daytona 24 hour, and I believe it may have been Kyle Busch who said that SVG was continuously topping the time sheets among the 6 drivers, they also came second, so he can drive on at least half an oval.
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  10305. Wheelie bins!!! You need to look them up! The local Council collects our wheelie bins from the curb side. We have red, yellow and green wheelie bins. Each has its purpose. Waste, recyclable waste and grass, weeds etc.
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  10306. To be honest, the biggest dutch highway is between 5 and 7 lanes between and it runs from Amsterdam and Utrecht and it can be just as busy. And the thing about water. We just drink tap water. The watertowers were used to presurize the waterlines and before that after they were used as storage for clean water. These days most are out use and are monuments. Some are even being repurposed as homes or restaurants.
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  10307. The keys are the same place as in the USA, rigth side of the steering column. When you get to my age, you will see a $300,000 car and remember the one you had and only paid $500 for it, my first car was a 1964 Dodge coupe and costed $450, 2nd car was a 1969 Pontiac coupe and only costed $600. Now I cry my self to sleep thinking about what the cars sell for now. Note: the Pontiac was not a GTO, but the last of the Pontiacs made in Australia and looked like a GTO.
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  10308. You should try the Bounty in the Celebrations box, one of my faves! (If you like coconut of course!)
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  10309. Alot of this footage was from the Grafton bridge to bridge, 108km along the Clarence River. I grew up on the Hawksbury River where another bridge to bridge to race is held over 112km. Both races are fantastic to watch.
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  10310. Curious about what constitutes a big fridge in the US. Australia in general has IMO generous sized fridges. Only been in a couple of NZ houses but didn’t particularly notice small appliances
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  10311. I like how you turned Rolläden into Rolladen - or closer to Rouladen. You basically pronounced Rolläden as meat-and cabbage rolls. 😅
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  10312. The front is ugly but when you put bullbar , side scrub bars , foot steps and rock guards , spot lights , Aerial , winch it is not so bad . Used to hang the canvas water bag on the bullbar in the seventies . Had the pie warmer tin in the engine bay as well .
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  10313. "Here's my cooking spices" ... proceeds to show the Milo tin 🤣🤣🤣 Oh and the spices 🤣
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  10314. This is very Aussie! Well done!
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  10315. As someone who drove trucks for a living, wasn't interested in how amazing the truck sounded. Was more listening for potential problems, it was a job nothing more nothing less
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  10316. Canon vs car. Canon win, always.
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  10317. The squiggly lines is a simple answer. That is a dairy farm and that’s the way silage would have been spread out and the lines are paths created by the cattle. When you know you know! Also thank you Ian for you opening words appreciated x
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  10318. The Scania with the conventional cab in Australia is called an UGG Boot , and the earlier model 142/143 was called the gumboot
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  10319. 💰🪙 Ian, if you were given a 2 cent coin, have a closer look at it(or look it up online).. there's our frilled neck lizard 👍 ..just bluff, no venom etc cute little buggers imo. Plus ya gotta love our thorny devils. I've filmed a spider wasp dragging away a huntsman a few different times now. Their tenacity is amazing! 😎 ✌️❤️🇦🇺
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  10320. When the great wall came up, first thing I thought of was 'yeah to keep the rabbits out'. This clip was hilarious.
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  10321. I live in Canberra but i'm holidaying in Tasmania at the moment. I explored the Cradle Mountain area today
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  10322. It sounds soooo good, its a classic and a legend
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  10323. Oh gawd! Some of those comments are hilarious. In Portugal, at sixth grade kids start learning a new language, normally French or usually English. In later stages, students can learn other languages like German. It depends on what they are studying for.
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  10324. Carl is hilarious 👏 been around a while and still touring, or will be when lockdown finishes 😳🤣
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  10325. Too right mate. John n Chris are bloody good blokes.
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  10326. That's awesome, Raye! It is an incredibly technical sport to excel in. Congrats to all your family champions.
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  10327. These were great tradie cars back in the day, eventually tradies moved onto vans & 4x4 utes & surfers took over the panel vans & made them their own shagging wagons 😜. This one’s missing a surf 🏄 board on the roof racks.
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  10328. I enjoy watching snooker. It has an ASMR factor to it while also having some excitement and emotional roller coaster in it. Great for winding down properly in the evening when my mind is still racing instead of winding down getting ready for a good nichts sleep.
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  10329. Coles & Kmart, Woolworths & BigW. The supermarkets and their associated variety store. Steve Parish is one of our best known photographers. Originally from Britain, his work in Australia has been amazing!
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  10330. The Peanut slabs are so freakin good. Enjoy!
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  10331. I was there only a few days ago mate..... I live pretty close ;-) They are Dingo's. The purest form in the world from my understanding. The "Wet Sand" isn't necessarily a problem.. I find driving on the wet sand (two hours each side of High Tide) the easiest time to drive and make the most distance. The SOFT sand on the other hand... As a seasoned "Offroader" (as you would put it) I have been stuck MANY times in soft sand. The beaches are patrolled and the speed limit is 40kph for SOME areas..... The rest of the beach is 80kph, which you can do very comfortably at the right time of the tide. You can get to Fraser Island in 10 mins on the barge from Inskip point... There is also a barge that leaves from River Heads in Hervey Bay.. It takes more like an Hour from memory... Then you need to drive across the island (another hour at least) Also check out some videos on Ngkala Rocks... they can be a bit tricky at times to get through. Thanks for the upload. As an Ozzy I love seeing the way you guys react to what I accept as the norm.. ;-)
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  10332. the kangaroo leather was more abrasion resistant too because it was half the thickness but parted only slightly behind cow leather of twice the thickness.
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  10333. I'll just make this sweeping comment. Peugeot, while being an outlier in its own right, nailed it's delivery of the Group B rally kit assignment with the well rounded 205 T16. It remained closest to it's road going iteration among the marques in terms of proportion and driveability. For Peugeot, it was not all about brute force...but brisk mid-engined four wheel drive rallying with a touch of panache. For me, 205 T16 encapsulated the Group B rallying sweet-spot, achieving go-kart like handling with super fast timed stage deliveries without sacrificing crew safety....and without looking like a twin-charged heat sink on steroids. Of course the Intergrale HF4 more than salvaged Lancia's shattered honour in the ensuing years after Group B ban by bagging the most WRC wins ever for its phenomenal Group A outing....and providing a befitting coup de' grace for the legendary rally car builder that was Lancia.
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  10334. I'm 36 now and I remember as kids in the 90s throwing a boomerang was good fun before all the technology took over lol ahhh the good old days, when kids actually played out side haha
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  10335. How DARE you!🤣
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  10336. The banks in Aussie have to lodge a guarantee with the govt, therefore if they go broke it's covered and the GFC barely caused a hiccup in Australia, unlike the US which caused the GFC. OH AND THIS BLOKE IS A WANKER. Lol
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  10337. Mungo National Park is famous for having the oldest human remains found in Australia. Mungo Man is thought to be older than 47,000 years. That is older than when Homo Sapiens first appeared in Europe.
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  10338. It just occurred to me how lovely these videos will be for you to look back on when the kids are grown up ☺️☺️
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  10339. Look up the Torana GTR XU1 and Valiant Charger R/T E49. Some serious (6 cylinder) competition for the Falcon. 😎👍
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  10340. 8:59 they don't, you haven't deselected the utes in the filter 😋
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  10341. I bought a house in 1980, 30 thousand, working full time shift worker and every second weekend, $240 fortnight pay, it was hard work paying a mortgage, no going out for tea or getting coffee, no flash car.
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  10342. G,DAY IAN , CRIKEY FAIR DINKUM and STREUTH , that was a well made piece of brilliance that is a genuine portrayal of Australian cities and landscapes the best part is I've been to all the places depicted and there's a whole lot more just waiting for you to see , and for you to recognise most of them shows we are rubbing off on you .
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  10343. Camphour laurel is amazing. I have a blanket box made of it and it keeps away pests and things so no worries about it. And it keeps em smelling fresh in storage not musty. Still going strong 30 plus years later
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  10344. Hello Andrej. Thank you so much for your wonderful gifts. The oil is rich and delicious. And the truffles, amazing! Just wonderful. Thank you so much for your generosity and yes we hope to one day visit Austria as well. 😊thank you ❤
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  10345. We have that in the USA as well. Actually we've had it for decades but in a simpler form.
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  10346. That car is one of the craziest cars Ferrari ever built. And the lm stands for Le Mans so it's a full on race car
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  10347. The volvo looks nice but they feel very small inside while the scania feels alot more spacious and durable
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  10348. You’re gonna have a phenomenal man-cave!! Gettin some really cool stuff there guys. Thanx to those who send. They make great videos…. 👍🏼
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  10349. I have what is called a “Queensland” accent which is more of a thicker accent closer to Broad Australian but not quite that far. From America I love the Southern American Accent a lot. I think most people find it hard to do an Aussie accent cause we have quite a loose lazy way of speaking with a sort of singsong diction compared to say America which has like hard Rs.
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  10350. Ian, you MUST do a video on the Pacific Air Show that has just finished. It has been wild here, right outside my place, the footage will be amazing! Also, Jeff Baerboon who brought his "Yak-110". Check that plane, it's worth its own video. Cheers from Surfers Paradise everyone! It's been amazing here.
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  10351. Long distance busses are generally really nice here. Especially the plus seats. Not much more cost, and even more comfortable than really comfortable.
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  10352. Hi, Ian Personally I prefer the the automatic transmission as I drive a scania R770 doing heavy hall around europe and on the steep slopes the automatic shifting through the crawler gears is lovely allowing you to focus on navigating the terrain.
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  10353. Wooohoooo in 8 days(March 14th)the season will start again in Australia...I can't wait.....LOVE IT..Come on MAX😊
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  10354. Outback Australia is way more creepy then anybody think's unless you been out there alone 😬 I've gotten so scared from seeing shit I couldn't identify that it gave me full panic attacks lol scary shit out there
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  10355. Cox has had a fairly good run since he got here.. He's exceeded just about all expectations and been a trailblazer for other American athletes to aspire to... I look forward to the day... probably not for at least 20-30 years... when a USAFL Team has developed the skills and has the corporate support to cross the pond and challenge us on our home turf in our great game. I think the end result would still be what everyone expects... but that would certainly be one of the global sports events of the 21st century.
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  10356. That blue car is a Skoda Fabia :)
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  10357. The "hip and shoulder" bump is quite legal as long as it's not too high (above the shoulder) and no elbow is only involved. Most times the Umpire will just call out "fair bump, play on!" Elbow to the head/face will result in a free kick to the affected player and, in more serious cases, the offender can have his number taken immediately by the Ump. and then face a Tribunal hearing after the weekends games are over where he could face suspension for 1 or more upcoming games.
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  10358. Thank you Ian. Have a great thanksgiving over there. Love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
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  10359. ... and the Dodge is from 1976 and they bought it from the US Army in Germany
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  10360. As a Aussie who has only watched a handful of iwrocker video's I just want to say thanks for sending this stuff to Ian and his family. I actually started watching this channel because of all the car racing videos Ian does. Then seen a mail unboxing video and realised Ian's love for all things Australia, and I was hooked. Was so cool that you give the kids a treat to eat, and toothpaste and toothbrush. I'm the kind of guy who goes shopping to complete it in the minimum amount of time, so there's no way I could put together a mail box as good as your wife.
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  10361. @IWrocker, many years ago, when i was a young teen, my Aunt took a friend, my friend's mother, my mother and I to Warrnambool Victoria for a holiday staying in a caravan park. While there we went to Tower Hill (an inactive volcano) for a picnic lunch. There were wooden tables and benches to sit and eat. We placed our sandwichs and drinks in the middle of the table and started eating. While we were eating about a dozen or so Emus sauntered up to our table and surrounded us. My friends Mum was sitting next to me. She had a sandwich in her hand, cut diagonally from corner to corner, and one of the Emus snatched it from her hand (much like the cassowary in the video) and swallowed it. We put all remaining foor back in the basket and ran back to my aunts car (a Holden Kingswood de-commissioned police car) as fast as we could. Those Emus chased after us. When we were in the car, the emus surrounded the car, pecking/knocking on the windows with their beaks. My aunt inched the car forward til the emus standing in front moved away, then she floored the accelerator and drove away, and those Emus ran after us. My aunt accelerated and sped off, dust from the gravel drive visible through the back window. It was hilarious!!! A little side note. Went to Melbourne Zoo as a child with my class for a school excursion, and a Cassowary poked me in the face with it's beak. I guess it thought I was playing the staring game, which i wasnt, it was in the middle of the enclosure and it ran across to me and BONK!!!! it got me in the tender spot between the upper lip and the nose. 🤣😂
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  10362. Until a few years ago we still had an even older model Unimog double cab with tool storage at my local federal disaster response unit in germany. They were great and still kept on trucking. We had another short wheelbase single cab Unimog with a standard bed too, a generation younger than in the video, which came from the german military and had a similar spec to the one in the video too. You can tell by the roof hatch, which could be used for all kinds of stuff like mounting a heavy machine gun on it. That shows how versatile and robust Unimogs really are.
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  10363. This is an absolute crack up 😆 Aussies love taking the piss😂
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  10364. If you are not able to laugh at yourself or your own kind, there are something seriously wrong with you.
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  10365. In Australia, we allow homes to use wood ot steel frames, terracotta roof tiles or bluescope steel roofing. A guy in tornado alley had the exact plans of the Australian house he liked, including steel frames, it would make his house very hard to be torn apart, the local government in the US said it wa too over engineered
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  10366. The military vehicle looks like a Land Rover. They were developed in England after the success of the Jeeps in WW2. I don't know much about Maralinga, but my father was in the Royal Australian Navy during the Korean War. He spent a lot of time cruising around the Pacific Ocean during those years, and several tiny islands were also used for nuclear testing. He told me once he was on a particular island (Montebello? I think?) the day before a test, and another ship landed at the island the day after. The crew were allowed off the boat and on the island. Very sad, considering what we know about nukes today. I remember Dad showing me a pic of his ship's mess. "He's dead - cancer. This guy has cancer, this one died x years ago" as he pointed out his friends and crew mates. Out of the dozens of young men in the picture, most were dead. It wasn't until he was terminally ill himself that he ever talked about his war service. Dad passed in 1990 after a battle with mesothelioma, caused by the use of asbestos in the ship's engine room where he worked. RIP Dad, still miss you.
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  10367. In Newcastle NSW, we love the Buttsmaarn. He is our voice of the people. When you are able to travel here, we will more than accommodate you for the genuine Aussie experience. Peace!
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  10368. The One Pack Wanderers (from Arizona) just did a natural wonders video trip of Tasmania, our fresh gourmet food capital, but it ended up being mostly a local food tasting! In the rest of Australia they made do with noodles, sandwiches or salads, but they splurged on food in Tassie! 😋
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  10369. My family’s favourite place to enjoy! We make a point to visit every few years. The Kingfisher Bay Resort is an eco friendly resort that blends into the environment. An amazing place to stay but we love the camping as well. There’s so much to do & endless beautiful scenery ❤️ Would love to see you explore the off-road adventures of Fraser.
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  10370. Compared to Europe Americans want extrem soft bread which must be not get mold for at least two weeks. The easiest and financially efficient way is to add all this crap. Just my guess👍🤠 only way to get good bread in US is to bake it by yourself or find a bakery from a foreign country
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  10371. Best looking car ever made in my opinion. You're free to disagree with that opinion, but if you do you're wrong!
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  10372. I feel like on the map comparing Australia to US States, the Victoria = California and coastal NSW = urban east coast makes a lot of sense culturally. Oh and people from north Queensland are roughly equivalent to "Florida man" in the US. I think I remember hearing about one guy who got injured wrestling a croc just to impress a pretty backpacker.
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  10373. Hi @IWrocker - yes you`re a great tasting crew and it`s very nice to see your face turns from white to red ,Ian 🤭! Here in Germany, the opener of the last polish beer tasting is called a “Beugelbuddel” = swing top bottle. The most famous Beugelbuddelbeer is Flensburger beer and my favorite beugelbuddelbeer is Altenmünster. All the best wishes from hamburg (germany) and thanks for sharing - beer drinkers are the nicest peolpe on earth 😉
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  10374. In 1888, in addition to what you mentioned, one must not forget that there was no internet, radio, TV and newspapers back then, but reports would come days, weeks or even months later, provided it was important enough for the country, the region . Today, if something happens somewhere, we know it minutes later or can even follow it live. Purely in terms of technical progress, in almost every respect, this time must have been damn interesting, from our point of view, from the point of view of "ordinary, simple" citizens, probably extremely disturbing, just trying to drive the oxen across the field as a vehicle drives past, the present meets the future, so to speak. "She believed in more than a car. She believed in herself." A great saying, especially the 2nd part should be taken to heart by more people (including women) without being arrogant. Do you see in that girl what I think I see? She sees the future coming, fascinated, probably curious, I would think. Women, well, some still say "back the stove with them" even today; The fact is, they have shaped life for much longer than we were aware, be it Bertha Benz or an even more impressive example is Marie Curie (1867-1934), winner of two Nobel Prizes in physics in 1903 and chemistry in 1911, on a Time when women were not actually allowed to think independently.
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  10375. the double coat are the best in my opinion but all tim tams are great. Welcome to the stream to Daniela's papa. I want to see Pedro do the tim tam slam with ya Ian.
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  10376. The licence fee is fake, it’s comparing a 3 or 5 year licence, vs a 10 year licence which wasn’t available in 2015
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  10377. Living and growing up in Australia is mad awesome
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  10378. They’re called venetian blinds. A very popular accessory for cars in Australia. They are metal and are usually black or white.
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  10379. Nice job, sounds like you have fallen in love with the place and I can fully understand why, I lived in Bathurst back in the 80, 90s only 900m from pit straight
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  10380. G'day Ian, just checked and there are currently 23 Starbucks left in Australia. Got to admit, even McDonalds and Hungry Jacks (Burger King) do better coffee that Starbucks. In Melbourne, it just never really took off... and we LOVE our coffee.
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  10381. Chains, wire ropes, straps make me nervous with towing. Many moons ago I worked at Sydney airport and if we had to tow a broken down push back tractor (50+ ton) always a solid steel bar. Obviously on very solid ground, not in the sand trap like these guys.
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  10382. The most Aussie icecream (that you would get from the servo, it comes on a stick, u guys call them icy poles i think) is either the Paddle-Pop or the Golden Gaytime But we have a shop down here called Cold Rock, basically a shop that does what u just did, u can put any sort of lolly or sauce or topping of pretty much anything sweet on icecream, they are proffessionals and mix it in properly, it is to die for
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  10383. 2025 lamb ad is out now. Worth a watch
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  10384. So enjoying you mail time,matso Ginger beer is one of my top Ginger beers been watching your reactions for a while. Gives me ideas to send you something, I live in Perth Western Swan Valley area Keep up the good work hope you and your family had a awsome Christmas and Best wishes for the New Year 😎🙂🇦🇺
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  10385. Hey, I am a German and I love the stuff you are doing! I just discovered you a few weeks ago and your videos are amazing. Imo you are the best reactor on yt because you really want to learn stuff (example 2CV / Tatra). I have 2 Video suggestions for you. 1. 2013 Sebastian Vettel Indian GP Pole Lap: Was an amazing circuit and the lap was so good he got pole by 0.7s 2. This is going to be a sentimental one. I would like you to check out the Bergprüfung Presberg. This was a yearly hillclimb event on my local road. Until 2012, every year, our small village of Presberg would become a paddock, the cars entered were displayed on the soccer field, and sunday they raced. The drivers slept in the houses of inhabitants. The village is on top of the hill, and cars would drive down into the valley and then climb the hill on a timed run. What car you drove didn`t matter, but you could see litterally everything. From Lufthansa‘s BMW Isetta to one of Walter Röhrl‘s Rally cars, everything was there. My neighbor even entered in an ancient lower formula car (F3000 or so) that he called the wasp. He later crashed it. I remember checking out the cars the evening prior to the last race and for the first time seeing a Ferrari Testarossa (There is a YT Video ofthe same car doing the climb). Eventhough the event was shut down after 2012 for safety reasons, the road still exists (It is the L3272). It has been used mostly by bikers. Driving up there is tremendous fun. I don‘t have a license yet as I am not old enough, but one time my dad drove my grandma‘s Ford Fiesta 1.25 with 82hp up there on its pure limit. It was truly amazing and as a passenger I got so much adrenaline. I love your vids and I would love you to check this beauty of a road out! Best, Jonas from Germany
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  10386. The Weather Rock in Tenterfield is so indicative of Aussie humour - you'd know by now that's just how we roll haha. Tenterfield is a lovely little place, the locals are always good for a yarn if you guys ever make it over here 😊 Edit: Those recycling stations are basically everywhere over here, it's insanely popular. I have to go at certain times on certain days to my local one, because it's always full.
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  10387. He said pokie machines , you call them slots..
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  10388. They do have the red strobes too, but they only switch them on when they are stopped to highlight the danger.
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  10389. We do it here in the UK , we have many distinct accents here. I'm from Sheffield , depending where you come from within the city can alter the depth of your accent, but sometimes we like to mess with people who visit or live here, but weren't born here by deliberately using local slang which can be only found in use in specific parts of the city , or by people over a certain age, honestly it's hilarious watching people's reactions.
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  10390. Tbh I think your flag knowledge is a bit better than the average person as you've taken an interest in the area. You did better than me! Never even seen some of them before. I did pretty decent with the European and Asian country flags but clueless with Middle East and African country flags. (Aside from south Africa).
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  10391. Your look of shock 😂😂😂 kudos on having a curious mind 👍
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  10392. You're allowed to have a break now and then, ya know 😊 You don't need to apologise for it. Glad you and the family loved your time living in another part of the US. Now, like you say, you need to plan for your big trip Down Under 😊
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  10393. The brief expression on the face of the passer-by at 0:57 cracked me up, he be walking by all like “Why doesn’t this crazy American understand basic conversational language?” 😂
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  10394. You seem to have fallen in love with the Czech Republic. As you know Czech Republic and Texas are very close to each other, there are a lot of Czech shops, restaurants and communities. If you ever go to the Czech Republic we would love to see you here
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  10395. the cabin doesnt look small because that is the Globetrotter cab of the FH16(the biggest cab for that truck) which is made for long haul
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  10396. Rochefort 10 is my go to drink. A couple of these down the hatch, and then a 4 hour bike ride through the Melbourne CBD. On a cold winter night, there is nothing better. Salud from 🇦🇺 If you are feeling patriotic, try the Red, White and Blue Chimay beers. The Chimay Grand Reserve is a great sharing bottle 🍺
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  10397. I had a girlfriend whose mother language was Portuguese, she said actually Italian is closer to Portuguese. Been to Lisbon and Algarve 👌🏼beautiful WARM country
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  10398. Yes more Mexican food.
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  10399. Always great to see you Ian. You truly are one of us. Love to the family mate
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  10400. Nothing more precious than a baby born to both loving parents. Congratulations to your extended family, may you have many more.
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  10401. Backing up those huge semi-trailer-combos always amazes me. So cool.
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  10402. I learnt to drive in my mum's LC Torana. When I was little mum and dad took my two brothers and I on road trips in the same car. Family of five and luggage packed into a little four door Torana like a Japanese train at rush hour but I remember it being so much fun. I miss pinching myself in the cracked vinyl seats, burning myself on the hot metal seat belt buckles and helping dad adjust the timing and change the oil. RIP Holden, you were everything football, meat pies and kangaroos were, and more.
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  10403. I used to work as a truck detailer in central NSW for a bit of fun and a break from chef work and standing back patting yourself on the back looking at a big, sparkling, freshly detailed and polished truck is the best feeling I've ever had! Wet and cold but totally worth it when you get to admire the end product!🤤🤩
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  10404. small fun fact about Uber: In Germany Uber is just an app to call a local licenced taxi company or to rent an e-bike/e-car.
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  10405. the best burgers in australia come from the local fish and chip/take away shop
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  10406. Great stuff Grant knocked that right out of the park 💯👍Melb 🇦🇺
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  10407. This is a stereotype in itself, the perception of Yanks in general is that they don't care about anything. Unless it's on their own doorstep, thankfully you're different. ✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
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  10408. On the big port terminals you can see trucks pull four trailers dubble stacked all the time. So there are some powerful machines driving around.
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  10409. This happens EVERY DAY during tourist season on the Amalfi coast. The stretch between San Pietro and Amalfi town is particularly 'fun'.
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  10410. Your reaction video has made its way onto the touring car masters facebook page. Keep up the awesome reactions!:
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  10411. No idea how this showed up in my recommended, but glad I saw it. I'm a Melburnian living in Japan. I will visit the US later this year most likely. Nice to see there exist some home comforts :) Thanks for trying and hope you can try more. By the way, I think that sausage roll is just one style. The style which I normally prefer and see more commonly in Australia has more pastry and less meat. You might prefer that, too, if you dislike meatloaf, as it makes it a bit lighter in my opinion.
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  10412.  @mathewpoole3589  this guy does.
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  10413. The number plate on the Commodore indicates that it is on a Victorian club permit. The car must be over 25 years old and can be used for a maximum of 90 days per year. The owner must be a member of a participating club.
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  10414. The marsupial lion and the big monitor lizard are known from fossil records they did exist long ago and the tiger may still exist but it's a long shot brother
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  10415. You need to do your unboxing on time because of perishables, chocolate from other countries doesn't last as long as it will have an expiry date due to the milk content, only American chocolate last for ever 🤣😂
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  10416. The man that is the voice for Agro also used to be on radio here for decades
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  10417. Watching in-car footage of anyone flying down Condrod Straight always make my arse pucker up and grip my seat just a little harder!
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  10418. I love the USA, as I'm concerned USA is Australia's big brother. Just one thing, it's not always warm in the south, we get a lot of cold blasts from Antarctica in winter and autumn (aka fall). Also there is good and bad and everything in between in all.
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  10419. To run 125 mph in these conditions, you have to have extraordinary reflexes!
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  10420. Another tip to know if youre in a splitting lane: pay attention to the lane markers (white lines on the road). If the lines are thicker seperated ones, then it is either a speed up lane for traffic coming onto the highway, or it is an exit lane / seperating lane. Fun fact: atleast in germany it is allowed to pass on the right on these type of lanes :) even though the traffic in ETS2 doesnt seem to have an issue with passing on the right XD
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  10421. Their Traction Avant was really ahead of its time, too.
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  10422. That comment "I know what I'mdoing" became famous when Kimi brought that teams car to podium the very 1st time in that team's history. So obviously every pit boss was shaking that he'll break the machine before crossing checkered flag. It was funny because Kimi had won he's driver's championship years before so he knew how to drive last laps.
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  10423. OH this made me laugh! I am an Aussie; I laugh at some Kiwi sayings and accents. Six = Sex. Deck = Dick. When I am visiting America, most people think that I am English not Australian. Aussies call it Freeway here! I don't speak like a bogan bro. lol. Ian, I hope you and your family make to Australia someday.
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  10424. Has an Australian that was fun and satisfying to watch 👍
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  10425. Australia is a unique country 🇦🇺 simply a beautiful country
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  10426. I used to work for Bickfords here in Sydney, they’re a wonderful company with quality products. Their cordials are delish!
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  10427. 1500+hp in the big boys, ~500 or so in the isuzus (none shown in this clip), most are 5sp manuallised Allison autos but there a few stalwarts (madmen) still running 9speed RR boxes
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  10428. congratulations guys!! you absolutely deserve this. Australia loves you!
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  10429. It’s even more convoluted than that. Australia also exports iron ore (steel,), bauxite; (aluminium), and other rare metals that US companies rely on to make the iPad on which I type this, among other tech devices. Designed in the US, built in China using raw materials sourced in Australia and developing countries in our region (Indo Pacific). Is it any wonder that diplomatic tensions run high in this region?
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  10430. In Europe you can even get 102 (but certainly not everywhere), my Ford Ecoboost runs much smoother on it. The 98 in the Netherlands has no ethanol added.
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  10431. Yep seasons are opposite. So here in Melbourne it's winter, today has a low of 5c and a high of 13c (41F - 55F) which is cold by our standards, summer is usually in the mid thirties in celsius and can get into the mid fourties. I guess north of Sydney the climate is tropical and generally have two seasons, the wet and the dry. I much prefer the country/bush areas than the cities
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  10432. Last month I had a roadtrip from Poland (Warsaw) to Austria (Salzburg), through Czech Republic. I've decided to avoid any highways and expressways, and it was great!
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  10433. he knows he loves Tatra trucks :)
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  10434. Just call you subscribers “friends” . You are so loved by your Aussie family 😊
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  10435. @IWrocker, that "guard" on the front of the Captiva is called a Bullbar in Australia. And yes, it's Hi-ace (like the ace of spades) 😊
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  10436. Your kids are so cute, love,em while you can they grow up so quick 😃
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  10437. One of the best mailtimes ever! Love that you got some cool stuff from Austria. You might get as many European fans as Aussie ones.
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  10438. This makes me appreciate I have a garage so I don't have to put up with these rough starts. It also reminds of a documentary about Irkutsk I have seen a while ago. If you don't know, thats a large city in Russian Siberia. There it gets REALLY cold in winter. So cold even, that the oil and the fuel stops being fluid. So they adopted the method of leaving the car with running engine over night, because once the oil in the engines starts freezing you're not going to start it again until next spring. That is so wild.
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  10439. Unfortunately the past is so sad but being positive for the future is what is needed to hang onto what is left. 🎄👍😎✌🎄
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  10440. Wow, I have to say that I forgot how much simpler the older cars were. Just an engine and a couple of fluid tanks. Today every space around the engine is crammed with something.
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  10441. I think for an American point of reference you could compare it to calling Black Americans negro, while not a slur it was used to discriminate and so has negative connotations nowadays. Not sure if that word is worse than Aborigine but you get the idea. The modern respectful terminology now is Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, or Indigenous Australian, or first nations person, or like in the video he was a Wiradjuri man (pronounced wuhRAJuri). It's hard to keep up with updates and connotations of phrasing when the discourse is not within your local culture! I really respect how humble and open you are to learning everything that comes your way!
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  10442. When the travelling fair came to our town in the UK they came with short wheelbase scammells that carried huge generators to power the fairground rides. I Remember on one occasion we gave a hand to crank start a scammell, it involved two guys applying their weight to the starting handle while six or more of us pulled on a rope and boy if that engine kicked back we knew all about it.
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  10443. HaHa You did what every kid in Australia does with Cheezels. We'd load up all ten fingers and eat 'em one at a time while running around at lunch.
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  10444. I can just see Ian on Mt Panorama in the 80s yelling at Dick Johnson. Maybe he even put the rock on the track. :)
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  10445. Ute is a female first name in Germany. That's why my answer on "What's a Ute?" would have never been a guess like "Is it a car? Is it a truck?"😂
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  10446. Oh no. You handed the lamingtons and the cherry ripe to your wife. My husband knows what a mistake that is. 👀 You might get more or a lamington recipe. I love watching you guys open stuff. I think we have you liking some Fords as well as Holdens, maybe not as much as Holdens but we will work on it.
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  10447. Oh yeah we have a lot of offroad events in Poland. Last year we hosted RainForest Challange
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  10448. I actually had this one come into the workshop where I started my apprenticeship in the 90's when it was owned by the older ower, I remember having a laugh when we looked for a spare tyre and all that was there was wine and glasses to have a drink instead. https://youtu.be/7r_9a0Z8XSs
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  10449. Old soviet GAZ trucks, from 1950s-1980s i think. By default gasoline inline 6 or V8 depending on the model but i have no idea what these particular have under the hood.
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  10450. Tanks for covering this. 🙂
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  10451. Brakes was probably the weakest part of Group B bolides. Literally all top-pilots of Delta S4 complained about that "it was absolutely monster, but no brakes", Markku Alen always said that after left foot braking brakes could literally gone. Actually, Hannu Mikkola drove that Audi Quattro S1 E2 with water cooling brakes at Finland stages (and you can notice that because of white "smoke" after the car). https://youtu.be/FwdOw1rjmBk - here is epic documentary about these his runs in Finland. Here we have short video ( https://youtu.be/Fn2vHxvFOXY )about modern brakes and there says about water cooling brakes. Imagine that : Group B already had water cooling brakes almost 40 years ago. Porsche 959 already had ABS and digital suspension height adjustment or tyre pressure monitoring. well, etc, there was a lot of innovations.
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  10452. Loved the intro, looking sharp boys! Happy New Year to you and your family. Blessings. 🥂🍾🇦🇺🙂
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  10453. I can safely say that I’ve never seen anyone walking a goose either. It’s about as common in Australia as it is in the U.S.!!!
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  10454. Grew up in the NT and we had a school camp playing spot light. Min min lights were spotted and we all noped back to camp to be safe as we all knew the local stories.
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  10455. They call it 'the lap of the gods' because at 300kph you're only an eye-blink from meeting God.
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  10456. I love how Danni says Daddy with so much love and respect….Cheers ….💖🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  10457. That was a quite good. Greetings from Slovakia. Our language got a lot of common with czech language... 😊
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  10458. Do more videos like this 🇸🇦
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  10459. Ian Australia’s new tourism minister and buy Australian ambassador . 👌 love the channel. Big love from Nambour Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
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  10460. In the UK there are tegular MOD (Warcdept) vehicle sales, but most police fire and ambulance fleets are now leased. Ireland will be different. Volunteers in mountain rescues teams (etc.) used to seek out ex mod vehicles.
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  10461. Last time I was in the US I, of course, took out health insurance. It cost me £75, it covered me for a year and up to $1.5 million. I had better health insurance than just about everyone living in the US, no co-pay for starters!
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  10462. The "bug" on the stamp is actually a leafy seadragon. Basically a hell camouflaged seahorse
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  10463. Wildfires are common in Portugal because they imported eucalyptus trees from Australia!! These trees are renowned for burning easily as the sap burns as well as the bark. The bark then flies off the tree and the rest is history.
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  10464. Well he's done gone let all our secrets out 😂😂😂🇦🇺
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  10465. Little em's gonna run YouTube when she grows up 😂😂
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  10466. I'm Australian And I like Mexican food,this looks great
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  10467. My misses swears by that paw paw cream. It's like her duct tape lol. Use it for everything 🙂
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  10468. there are severel restrictions, based on homologations, engine volume, aero, drivetrain, etc., never direct power restriction. And the price, huge range from few tens of thousands to hundreds and hundreds. and yes, all is custom with hillclimbs specially to low restrictions classes, like the big evos, Lancias and Skodas you saw there
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  10469. I use to working on some minis back in the day. They have a surprising amount of interior room. I'm a big unit and had no problem fitting behind the wheel. They were great fun to throw around (and these were just the bog standard road going ones).
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  10470. Excited for the Swedish Rally again this year! 5 feet of snow banks, 3-4 hours of sunlight other than that it's pitch black and these drivers go almost 200 km/h (120 and change mp/h) through the fastest parts of the stages. Couldn't recommend watching it enough
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  10471. Driving home late at night form work, was so frustrated as the highway was slowed down moving these beautiful Queenslander houses. Whoever it was for, it's worth the wait in traffic. Treasure home.
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  10472. Icescreem Rocker Use to be an old add here ( I scream for icecream ) looks delish All the best to you and your family Bluey.
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  10473. I love Tasmania....I live in Sydney, but the natural untouched beauty there is very special...The food is wonderful, just great quality, and the people are so friendly..Its a very laid back place to travel thru....I went backpacking there several years ago, and I went on the most amazing cruise up the Gordon River, and it was just this incredible feeling of timelessness...hard to describe in words...a very spiritual experience...From there you can get on the ferry with your car and travel across to Melbourne...It is a lot cooler, as is Melbourne, but it is on Bass Strait, so thats understandable, and the air is just so much fresher, as it is in Melbourne...I also spent my honeymoon in 68 travelling round the whole state...Yes they do get some snow, when I was there at that time, it was quite warm, but there was the remains of snow around...There are also some very accessible mountains to climb, but it has a bit of everything....The Great Southern Ocean is extraordinary, and I still have all the shells I gathered from the beach there...stunning
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  10474. Even Ian's shirt is fitting 👌
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  10475. That shiny bronze snake is an Eastern Brown, one of the most venomous snakes in Australia and the second most venomous snake in the world
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  10476. I forgot how emotional Barrichello got hehe that was so cute when he ugly-cried non stop through the podium.
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  10477. Read the Outback Signs! 😳 I believe it was the drinks at the pub tradition - telling tall stories, shouting your mates, complaining about the wife and the boss, getting pissed, swearing, pool games, no women welcome unless they were the very friendly type or a real tomboy! Snow vehicles, yep, the Great Diving Range! Move to the US, yeah/nah! Pick a Roo! 😱 Great signs! Eating's better in SA! Cute Quokka! Voting in summer, sweaty! 😂
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  10478.  @fusssel7178  No he never said that, he said name 2 capitals of African countries on the noth coast of africa, not the capitals, he never specified the capitals.
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  10479. Thank you. That was fun to watch. Loving watching the world get to know us a little better 👍
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  10480. 4:40 theyre basically to keep the really hot sun out of the car while still being able to see through the back window coz cars turn into literal ovens down here
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  10481. Well said mate
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  10482. I can not stand it when a person says 'I could care less' when they really mean couldn't. Gosh that irritates me.
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  10483. 1:15 Toyota Aygo 2:05 Truck build for the czech military (mostly Tatra running gear) 3:04 some polaris buggy (those fly on trails and small mountain roads) 4:13 Euro Truck has emergency vehicles; you will see accidents ecc.. and some times you will have to deviate cause the road might be closed. If you buy the special transport dlc you will be escorted by ''pilot'' cars; with mods u can drive basicly anything. 5:42 Fiat Ducato
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  10484. You should never feel pressure to have to do anything in life, especially because of social media and people's opinions etc. Holidays and travel can happen when the times right. I want to go to the states but thats got to wait. Life's complicated and expensive! I live in the UK and I can barely afford to step out the front door lol. I love all the videos you do, especially the car / motorsport videos. I love your reactions and i feel like you are one of my mates even though I don't know you personally. Keep doing what you do Ian. 😁 congrats to you and your family btw.
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  10485. Vegemite, grilled cheese and onion !!. The very best !! 👍👍🇭🇲
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  10486. yeah the Opera House is an amazing natural canvas for lighting (I can't think of any better in the world!?), I think they've only been doing it since about 2013, guessing that's when the tech first became available at that massive level (that's Wikipedia's first mention of lighting display on their Sydney Opera House page). It's amazing how it looks like the Opera House itself is emitting the light, rather than having light projected onto it (you can't really see any other light being cast around it into the sky)
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  10487. So glad you finally had a look at this one! That DR30 Skyline was 2 generations before the legendary R32 GT-R, had a 4 cylinder turbo with rear wheel drive. Bathurst legend John Bowe (who was Glen's co driver for the race in the video) recently said it was the worst handling race car he ever drove - and consider that in the video it's on slicks, in the rain. Seton was a very under rated driver, and a genuinely nice guy. He's retired on the Gold Coast now, as is his father Bo (who won Bathurst in a Mini) who still has one of his old Ford Capri race cars (that Glen had his first start in), and son Aaron is making his way up the ladder now too.
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  10488. Dear IWrocker, forget the sh..ty Praga beer. As a car fan, check out another Praga. Praga is a very old Czech car brand besides Škoda and Tatra. Praga produced not only cars and trucks, but also firearms, tanks, planes etc. The brand has really complicated and turbulent history. Not the factory, but the brand has survived till today. Now the brand produces insane hypercar Praga Bohema. It' a street legal (!) whole-carbon lightweight racetrack rocket. I believe it will blow you away. Greetings from Czechia!
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  10489. Ian, if U can get it organised in time, please have a live stream with the iWrocker family and/or extended family to watch the third and final game if State of Origin NRL game on 13th July. Love to see it
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  10490. The first car, is Frank Kelly, an Irish tarmac supremo - the speed at which he can push his 45yo Mk2 Escort through the skinny Irish lanes is mesmerising. You need to find some clips of him!
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  10491. The Intech motor that these were derived off goes back to the late 1960's Ford Inline 6. The most direct path was from the 250 Cubic Inch motor that we first saw about 1969 (XW Falcon iirc, replacing the earlier 221's). It has a LONG history, with quite a few refreshes along the way, as a 4.1 litre cross flow, 3.9 litre, 4.0 litres, 4.0 litres with VCT. In the Intech guise it was the highest specific output single cam 6 cylinder on the planet. But the single overhead cam was done - lack of power and emission controls. The Barra motor was basically the same motor, but with twin cam heads. 1900 HP. 7 second street car. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hKpRTrGT54
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  10492. The fastest lap on a circuit, all races: Henri Pescarolo driving a Matra 670B prototype at the 1973 Francorchamps 1000 km, the lap speed was 262 km/h. The fastest speed measured on a portion of circuit was 415 km/h by a WM in the Hunaudieres, Le Mans.
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  10493. Australia has a few different flavours of Kit Kats but you should look up the flavours Japan has!
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  10494. Because Sydney has a massive suburban sprawl, you can find a suburb that suits your prices and then explore that suburb to see what facilities, transport, shopping and general population are like in that area. Some are ridden with poverty and not a desirable location, while others have a great suburban feel, friendly people and lots of transport and facilities etc.
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  10495. I do like many Americans and would like to visit, but I'd never stay. I'm good over here in Scotland :-)
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  10496. G'day Mate! Computers...Hmmm The first mechanical one was in 1822 by Charles Babbage but the first programable one was the Z1 by Konrad Zuse 1936 while Alan Turing started work on the first "Modern" computer also in 1936...Cheers!
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  10497. Lov this fam’…….reckon Arnotts should name a Timtam after the Rocker family??????…..for the huge advertising they do , it’s only fair!!!
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  10498. Hi, I like watching your channel lately, it's interesting. Just wondering why you say America is the richest country in the world? What do you base that on, how would you proof it? As an Aussie looking to America this does not appear to be so except for the top 1%. I can't see that this is of benefit to the general US population. To me a rich country is one where people are happy and can live a comfortable life without endless struggle. I'm a pensioner with little money but am very comfortable here in Australia. Perhaps you could do an episode on the wealth of your country and how it benefits everyone? I'm very curious.
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  10499. I feel so sad. I did a motorcycle tour across Europe, and I didn’t knew about this road when I was in Romania. So I missed the opportunity to ride it, and now I can’t ride or drive anymore. If only I would have known…😢it looks fantastic and quite similar to the Alps, or even some part of Greece, except in Greece you have a mountain on your left and the sea on your right… also very beautiful!
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  10500. Love Melissa McCarthy. She seems like someone who you would just love over for a BBQ and a few vodkas
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  10501. Yep the switches are UP off DOWN on. Cheers Rory PS the sidewalk is called a foot path.As for tipping that's a no people get a fair wage for work so no tipping.
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  10502. Michigan stadium is over 100k. most of the stadiums in Europe are very old compared to NFL stadiums. one like old trafford and celtic park look the way they do because they were built in the late 1800s and added on to over the years. Anfield should have been in that list as well and they just had a renovation to add more capacity. Real Madrid's stadium is newly renovated as well and it is probably the most futuristic of all of them. another crazy thing about it is the retractable field system.
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  10503. i am not sure whether I have previously told you but my nephew took his son in to store that sold these collectable models and his son pointed to one and said that it is same as your dad. The guy asked how he had managed to get the model before him as he believed he had the first ones. My nephew says no i don;t have the model - I have the actual car!. the guy freaked. That car has since been sold to an Australian living in America.
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  10504. To pronounce that desert try this "strez lecki". Has been one of the wettest winters I've ever experienced.
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  10505. I think I finally figured out why I like your channel so much mate, because it sort of reminds me of back as a late teen/ early 20's sitting around with they boys arguing about which cars are the best and who wants what one. Then after all the talking we'd jump in an old Sunbird (poor man's torana) and go bush bashing (sort of an impromptu rally race just for fun).
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  10506. See, that's the problem with the ingredient labels being so strange in the US. 20 oz (5.9 dl) contain 65g of carbohydrates. That's 11g/dl. European Coke contains 10.6g/dl (not per bottle!). So they're actually quite close in sugar content. (Well, not sugar in the US, obviously, but farmer-support money corn syrup.) – I think the easiest way to compare this stuff is to take the US label and calculate it into comparable, i.e. "per 100g" for foods and "per dl" for drinks.
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  10507. Ian, Ian, Ian, it's not cotton candy it's fairy floss.!!!!! i know YOU KNOW THAT..!!!! Haha
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  10508. Congrats mate, well deserved
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  10509. Thanks for putting NZ on the map! No expert but growing up as a kid we would go and watch the STOCK CARS all the time
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  10510. 3:30 Thats a C4 S6 4.2, was avaible as a manual i believe.
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  10511. That was killing me, watching her completely ignore the Pineapple and Coconut :(
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  10512. I don't watch TV. I haven't seen this before now, and I came into it expecting some sort of cringefest. I am pleasantly surprised. This is pretty good. Quite enjoyable, and just sayin' when I see people speak language, it moves me emotionally.
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  10513. i have 3 general grocery stores, Netto, Lidl, and REMA1000, 2 fast food places, McD, and Subway, a Bazaar with 6-8 small stores, a hardware store, and a gas station, all less than 5min away, walking... they are all open every day of the week, tho the gas station, is open 24/7... ♥ from Denmark... EDIT: the public bathrooms in Europe, are very clean, so it's not like paying to go to a restroom, at some random gas station in the states, where it's just nasty AF...
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  10514. Do the thing you like the most. You drink beer because you enjoy it so drink it the way you enjoy it the most. Greetings from the Netherlands (and from a non drinker)
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  10515. An old boss of mine always had Citroën cars. BX , XM etc . I can't recall the model he originally had that made him change to Citroën only but it was because he had a blow out on one of its tyres at motorway speeds. Due to its suspension system the car remained stable on the other 3 wheels allowing him to bring the car to a stop safely. The DS certainly is a beautifully styled car
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  10516. I've seen this one ages ago, classic humanity actually doing what they should. You should react to some of the French organ donor/blood motorbikes transferring organs and blood thru Paris traffic and highways. It's incredible.
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  10517. You should try Solo from Norway also ✌🏼
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  10518. 2:50 Yes that is a Renault Range T So you are correct.I was not expecting an American to be so into European trucks honestly😂But it’s a good thing!I think they are awesome as a European person!You earned a new sub❤
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  10519. The 917k is one of my most favourite Porsches. I don't know how much you read about it but in the beginning it was an absolute handful to drive because Aero problems caused massive instability. Porsche Drivers therefore refused to drive it and rather drove the 908 (Also really interesting car because it has a true Boxer 8 Cylinder engine). Only when they reworked the bodywork and came out with the 917k it became a dominant racing car. So Dominant that they killed off the 5.0l class in Sports Car racing for 1972 because the 917k pretty much won everything between 1970 and 1971. The one with the Back wheels covered is the 917LH which is the Version that is optimised for LeMans long straights. Those reached about 239,85 mp/h in LeMans in 1971. You also should give the Can Am Versions a look. This is where Porsche went after 1971 because of the discontinuation of the 5.0l class. I love the 917k more but the Can Am version is truly where the insanity goes off the rails because they decided to bolt two turbos on the 180° V12 at some point. (The engine in the 917 is not a boxer engine like the Porsche Flat 6 because each cylinder doesn't have its own crank pin) 917/10TC had 850hp-1100hp and the holy grail of insanity the 917/30 could reach up to 1570hp depending on the boost setting while weighing just ~ 1764lb. It set an average Speed Record for closed racing circuits around Talladega with 221,120 mp/h
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  10520. Yes barra the world geelong is home for me and its pronounced (g-long)
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  10521. If you visit France, peugeot have a incredible museum at Sochaux. You would love it and if you contactthem (and get lucky) maybe they will allow you to drive a rally one. Many French person on youtube have done it.
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  10522. A Brumby is an Australian Wild Horse, like a Mustang. Proton built a small ute called a Jumbuck(Sheep) too.
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  10523. Melbourne does something similar called White Night. It's a 1 day, all night festival, art installations, music, dancing, acrobats and interactive light exhibits all through the city like you see here. You walk through following a trail like a really long parade. It's freezing, pure mayhem, traffic is gridlock because there's thousands of people walking around everywhere. But it's extraordinary 🌈
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  10524. It's good to have the air conditioner back.
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  10525. You should react to the 70’s Formula 5000 cars, 70’s F1 cars with small block Chevy engines, they sound awesome. One of the best series to watch here in New Zealand !
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  10526. this is europe, France, Spain, Italy are as beautiful as Germany!
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  10527. The ailing Heinrich Lanz AG, based in Mannheim, was taken over by John Deere at the end of the 1950s and was fully integrated into their company until around 1964, and a once highly respected name associated with the mechanization of German and intra-European agriculture was lost. the years mentioned are a rough point to give context of when
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  10528. We have already 2 Lego bridges in Wuppertal. Same city with the Schwebebahn / Suspencion Railway :D
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  10529. Nowadays virtually all top level racing suits, gloves and boots used by motorcycle racers are kangaroo leather. Watch any video of a rider falling and sliding along the track at 200mph to see how really strong it is. Its use has greatly improved the safety of the riders.
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  10530. I grew up in Adelaide and really enjoyed watching this. When we were kids we used to go to the Central Markets every Friday night to get the scraps from the produce stalls for our rabbits and guinea pigs. I would have been about 10 so we are talking 50 years ago. The beach he says is Semaphore is actually Glenelg. Lots of memories! Thankyou!
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  10531. Won't have to buy Christmas presents this year, just give everyone tim tams.
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  10532. Bugatti is now merged with Rimac with Mate Rimac in charge
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  10533. one of the few channels I click the like button on before even watching the videos
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  10534. Dunno how I got here but Pedro may be my new favourite person. Hi from the UK.
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  10535. Don't judge the competitiveness of a car by its looks or power. Austin Minis and Saabs with small 2-stroke engines once dominated rally racing when there were Porsche 911s available.
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  10536. I glad to see someone so honest in their opinion of our sweets ect. I think Pedro needs his own regular segment as he is becoming a superstar. LOL. I love how much pride he takes in his appearance and always looks stylish and well dressed with exquisite manners. I love your whole family and Happy New Year and thank you for keeping us entertained during lockdown. Keep it coming.
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  10537. Glad to see you aren’t full on alcoholics lol, it’s a horizontal wine bottle holder. Horizontal to keep the cork moist.
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  10538. Gotta pay to play! 😉
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  10539. Im glad you did this followup video. Very cool
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  10540. Hey Ian, you should have a look at all the lamb ads...Last year's was great as well 😎✌
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  10541. The halo bar was only introduced after Jules bianchi crashed into the recovery vehicle and passed away. Many people were against the change at that time one of the vocal ones was Roman grosjean who now says he won't even consider getting into a f1 car that doesn't have the halo.
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  10542. G'day Ian, l have been around Kangaroo's all my life on the farm and was told from an early age if cornered buy an agro male in the open drop your head and arms, turn your body side on and walk backing off but keeping an eye on the Roof and if he still comes at you roll up in a ball on the ground, and hope he doesn't see you as a threat any more, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  10543. Mate nothing puts a smile on ya dial like seeing how much u n the family enjoy receiving gifts from Australia.
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  10544. Too true :) . Bunnings is THE one-stop-shop for handiman, home hardware, garden, home improvement supplies, and 'every' motorised garden tool known to mankind, AND also heaps of product that sits on shelves for years and years gathering dust. A couple of years ago there was even a new regulation proposed about the beloved Bunnings sausage sizzle (to break 'tradition', and that the onion rings must now always be put under the snag, and not on top). That bit of regulation was hilarious and went over like a lead balloon. Glad to say that the snag still goes under the onions. Cheers. :)
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  10545. Hi IAN - I sent you The AUSSIE SLANG book , I hope you enjoy it ( I did ask the eBay seller to write FROM JACQUI IN MELBOURNE on the back but they said they couldn’t )
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  10546. G,day Ian, l live in what's called the outback and it's no joke, people that are unprepared and break down do die, each you bodies are found only short distances from the vehicle and the heat can kill in hours, the fuel is never leave your vehicle keep hydrated and light a 🔥🔥 fire as big as you can and wait, it might be days but someone will see the smoke and investergate, bit morbid but on a lighter note this show is a comic classic, cheers,mate.
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  10547. I had a 2008 avenger the same color as my first car. I blew it up running it to hard and bad maintenance schedule. I loved that car though
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  10548. Truly Pedro is a gentleman to sit down and pick his brain I'm thinking I would enjoy that
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  10549. First of all I like your videos/reactions. Americans are conditioned to thinking a lot of things which are naturally harmful to the human experience. From kids HAVING to learn zig-zag training or being locked in the bathroom with a teacher to escape shooters is totally ridiculous. The less kids know about these things the better their early childhood will be. Trying to minimise deaths in these situations is causing way more trauma to every kid going to school. What we learn as youngsters stays with us for life and the subconscious thoughts are constantly reminding us throughout our lives. Of course this means living in fear which is what the 1% want. They ought to ban these drills instantly and spend extra time on fixing the initial problem and not causing another, more sinister one. I mean what a cycle you guys have over there. Traumatized schooling experience from early childhood through college, poor quality food to eat causing more dissatisfaction and illness leading to more medical intervention which you can't afford to have, leading to desperation, rejection of society and feelings of hopelessness leading to mass shootings at schools where it all began. I realise this is simplistic but it can't be far off yeah?
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  10550. Oh here we go hahaha, he doesn't know what he's in for 😁😜👍 After watching edit. Yep i love this bloke's chanel it's great, you should definitely get D to watch this 👍 Mate slow braised lamb shanks are meat heaven it's bloody amazing. That's my favourite. To be honest i have never seen lamb pie's so I've never had one from a shop. I do cook Shepard's pie's a bit and there are delicious. It's basically a cottage pie with lamb instead of beef. Lol if ya know what that is. It a pie with mashed potatoes on top rather than a pastry lid. 🙂 Great video mate very funny 👍🇦🇺
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  10551. Murray Walker will always be the voice of F1 to me. If I watch it now with the sound down, I swear I can still hear his voice. What a legend! R.I.P.
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  10552. The night sky for stars and telescope gazing in the southern hemisphere , runs rings around the northern hemisphere .
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  10553. Great to see this video again, CB media is one of my favourite channels. Chad has some wild content
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  10554. This was awesome although it makes me sad.. Australia has a massive car culture and I think it's fair to say we feel abandoned by the manufacturers. We need an Aussie built and designed car that is v8, rear drive and something we can get behind. Of course this won't happen but maybe and electric buzz box will..
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  10555. Something that might help for not missing an exit is putting on the voice for the satnav, it can help to keep you in the right lane for up coming exits and warns you for them. And in the quick jobs you should alway's have enough fuel. And for when you want to enable fatigue, you can use F6 to see your time before you have to rest next. With F5 you can put the map back on.
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  10556. Hey Ian , something a bit different but I'm sure you'll love . There is a guy atm driving 7kms under water in the Darwin harbour in a converted to electric 1978 Toyota Landcruiser . The blokes name is Luke Purdy and he and some mates in scuba gear are driving up to 30 metres deep dodging crocodiles along the way to get to the other side !! Crazy stuff , but only in the N.T. 😝 Google it for a laugh 🤣
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  10557. Caramel tim tams, Darrel Lea raspberry bullets with the white filling packet never lasted more than a day after opening. Re a better Vegemite “Vegemite cheesy mite” Raspberry bullets Are better than the twists best of both. Throw in salted macadamias and you have an Aussie food group. Oh I forgot fry’s Turkish delight and Cadbury flakes.😋
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  10558. I watched some of your videos. You seem like a very nice guy. It is cool you have such an open mind.👍
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  10559. It's extremly mentally exhausting to ride even just one rally stage without making (any) mistakes - not to mention the lack of physical strain at all. Unbelievable what real rallydrivers actually have to afford every time !!! It's just fun for me to watch with how much enthusiasm you are playing the game... 😆
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  10560. G'day Ian and Family, once again, the effort people go to to share their love of others, once again makes me proud. People the world over are great.
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  10561. 30 years ago, when i was drafted into the German Bundeswehr, i was driving an Umimog. It already was amazing back then.
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  10562. 13:29 "...ugly monstrosity..." is a suitable description.
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  10563. that sounds like a exhaust brake on a truck lol I kind of like it
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  10564. We also have those type of roads here in Norway. Lysefjorden and Trollstigen comes to mind. There is also the Stelvio pass in Italy. I would choose my Ford Capri Mk3. In US the Capri was sold under the Lincoln-Mercury dealerships and only 70-74 for the MK1 variants and 76-77 for the Mk2. Mk3 was never sold in US, but was made 78-85 for non UK market and 86 as last year for the UK market.
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  10565. Would love to see you come visit us here in Oz, Ian but totally understand that family comes first. Then of course, there’s the expense. I’m sure you’ll all make it here eventually. Congratulations on the newest little member of the iWrocker family. Can’t wait to meet the new little one. I hope Dani is keeping well. ❤️🇦🇺
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  10566. That Caramello Koala is where it's at, give me one of those over a Tim Tam any day. Oh, and the Paw Paw ointment is the best stuff ever for any skin condition. Great vid mate.
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  10567. Your right. In racing you gotta do what you gotta do to keep going. Driver was mainly the late Peter Williamson. He was a great driver in a great car, with Celica beating most of the larger V8 car driver combinations. The next year he pioneered RaceCam for the world and provided commentary along with it. Something few drivers do around the world. In 1979 all the bigger name drivers , even Peter Brock, were too worried to have RaceCam in there car. Peter Williamson could see the benefit of RaceCam straight off.
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  10568. Power wagon for the win!!!!!!!! :D WOOT WOOT
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  10569. You most likely already know, but the secret to vegemite is how much you use, in consistency with the butter or marge. Great on toast or very fresh bread. Might take a few tries for your specific taste. I use some in a stew too.
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  10570. The coin collecter is called a money box in Australia
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  10571. Your family is beautiful and definitely deserve all the love us Aussies can bless you with. 🇦🇺❤️
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  10572. Save the cans and build a boat, and what side of the cutting board would you use?
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  10573. Ronnie has done this many times since, but I do remember watching this one live on tv . The Rocket is awesome
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  10574. As a teenager in the 1990s, one of my best friends who was a couple of years older and got his driving licence took us on a camping trip somewhere in the Vosges mountains with his 2CV. I remember we easily took the seats off the car and set them around a fire drinking beers. Great memories.
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  10575. The night time one you didn’t know, I think was a Mitsubishi Pajero sport. The NSW RFS just took delivery of their Chinook (double rotars)helicopter last week and based just down the road from me at Richmond airforce base. And that chopper shown was a Huey 😊
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  10576. Roxanne, you are amazing, you remind me of Christmas every time a gift box from you is opened! 🧑‍🎄🌲 We all appreciate you! 💗 (But how will they move all this stuff here? 🤔)
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  10577. I've lived in Perth my whole life, and I'll live here till the day I die. I've travelled to alot of places in Australia but haven't been to the Kimberleys yet. Definitely want to go soon.
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  10578. So…. The 3 door sierra cosworth is the one with the high level spoiler is a 3 door ( 2 front doors and a lifting tailgate) and was available in rear wheel drive only. The “later” ones you mentioned were called a sierra sapphire cosworth (commonly just called a sapphire cosworth). They had 4 doors and available in two or four wheel drive. All sported the two litre turbo engine with 5 speed manual gearbox. Take a look at the RS500 version of the 3 door car…
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  10579. Oh wow - hearing "dead set legends" come out of your mouth! You are a true Aussie at heart!
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  10580. 4:45 You are right, it's an A380. It's not getting pushed around that much b.c. the wind was blowing less hard in this few seconds for sure. The pilot can be godtier and will still just be able to react and not able to prevend the planes movement and the weight is helping but you have to think about the fact that the stabelizer (tailfin) is also much bigger on the big planes and that's where the wind pushes the plane :D
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  10581. its called czechvar in US stores, you can try the real deal😉and you should do taste video!
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  10582. I once had a Volvo V70 that was in the shop for repairs, drove a Smart Fortwo from the garage as a replacement for the time being... and i felt terrified. What a contrast
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  10583. Yea this is sad, I love your Australia videos as an Aussie. You actually provide commentary and it’s transformative, meanwhile sniperwolf makes millions while adding absolutely nothing just straight up stealing content. Makes no sense to me. Hope this gets fixed!
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  10584. I look for the roadside stalls as the fruit and veg are normally picked that day
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  10585. Kimi Raikkonens crew only had 13 instead of 14, that's why they often forgot his drink.
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  10586. This is what true cultural understanding and unity is like.
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  10587. I have been to Lisbon. It is a beautiful city with great food.
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  10588. Our houses are measured in square metres. Most TVs are made in Japan so they still use inches, from 32” to 85”.
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  10589. Oh o.. Anisa raised the bar/moved the goal posts everyone.... time to think outside the box! Omg ! Woman's weekly cake cookbook! That's the standard issue book given to all mother's in the delivery room across the country! 🤣 I have my mum's copy in the third drawer down in the kitchen.. just above the "junk drawer" EDIT: Oh wait... KAREN AND DAVID MOVED THE GOAL POSTS!
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  10590. Yeah, Opel were always the underdogs among the "sea" of Mercedes and BMWs. And let's not forget the Ford Sierra. 🙂 I'm portuguese and I don't speak German but I also used to watch the races on RTL and the reviews of the DTM and the BTCC on Eurosport (via satellite).
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  10591. For the police paint, it was used in Paris, and this paint scheme is called "swallow" here. Citroën DS/ID and CX were heavily used as ambulances in France, obviously because of the suspensions that made fast answer and transportation much faster and safer, especially in the 60's and 70's. FYI they were also used as television and cinema cars, as mobile cameras, there's an excellent video from the BBC on such a car.
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  10592. Emus are mental, I love them 🤣 Australian Reptile Park had to stop the free roam ones they used to have for years because they kept messing with people. They’ll pick a fight with you if you refuse food, they’re assholes lol
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  10593. Gypsy Jokers is a motorcycle 'club' - read into that as you will.... I haven't driven semi's, but do have a truck licence for heavy rigid and have done a lot of truck driving around the country. I don't think long-haul is too bad. Adelaide to Melbourne isn't too bad, it's a (long) day trip, the worst is that rotten hill out of Adelaide 😆. The longest I've done is Ipswich (QLD) to Melbourne, that took just over 2 days. In some respects, the long-haul is better, as there's not as much traffic and you can relax a little (like she said, crank the music and just keep truckin'), the concentration not as intense, just an occasional glance in the mirror. Driving a truck in the city though, you need to keep your wits about you. I've seen some very stupid things from regular vehicles, and almost rammed a few idiots... They really need to teach truck appreciation for standard licences. Interesting the orig video was 2018.... The industry has cleaned up quite well in the recent past, and with all the laws and regulations regarding log books, and driving hours, it's pretty regulated. It takes a certain personality type to drive long-haul, you've kind of gotta be an introvert, or at least very comfortable being alone. Another aspect is the licencing, you've got to in Vic, in addition to all the theory and study: - Heavy Rigid; held a (full) licence for 2 years, recommended to complete a multi-day accredited course which is generally around $1000 (but you can go straight to assessment which is about $200 odd) - Heavy Combination (single trailer); held a Medium or Heavy Rigid for 12 months, complete a course around the $1300 mark, up to $2000 for non-synchro - Multi Combination (multiple trailers); hold a HC licence, complete another course around the $1300 mark. So to start driving the big rigs, you're talking 3-4 years of full licence, and around $4-5000 investment. So easy to see why the average age is so high.
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  10594. They should have compared them on gravel! 😁
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  10595. Wow ! What a fantastic weather reading right there ……I think I speak for everyone here when I say, thorough, interesting and very engaging … great job mate 👍 Have a wonderful Xmas 🎄
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  10596. I agree with you, this is fun channel to watch and gives you a smile on your face.. we need that nowadays when world has gone mad..
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  10597. I can't imagine shipping parcels to the US to be cheap so good onya!
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  10598. Back in the 50s and 60s ,in England . Our friends owned 3 of these . They were Timber Merchants . They owned a lot of woodland . They used them to tow large trailors loaded with large Tree Trunks . Not anything as small as pines . Oaks , Cedar , Horse Chestnut . If they passed me , as i was walking home from school . They would stop and pick me up . I felt special . All the kids from school , watching me climb up in to the cab . I had many rides in them .
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  10599. Every motorbike I ever owned that had a fairing on it, also had its resident huntsman - always called Harry. Sometimes when I was stopped at the lights they would come out and crawl up my arm for a bit of a look-around... used to get a great reaction from any female motorist pulled up next to me! 😂😂 🇦🇺👍
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  10600. American "school uniforms" look like those Academic Decathlon uniforms and white one looks like BMW race suit. Kazakhstan looks like Škoda Motorsport merch you can buy online.
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  10601. I just love the plate in the back from Austria; from Graz "G-IWROCKER" NICE!!!
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  10602. The white sands look's incredible!! Really enjoying watching your content 👍 All the best to you and your wonderful family
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  10603. noisette is the most delicious anyway 🤤
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  10604. Starbucks decided to put all their stores where Americans visit. Putting a pie shop next to every pub in London would probably also work😊
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  10605. Hey guys, that was fun to watch. 'The Castle' is where the line 'That's going straight to the pool room' comes from. That last box was awesome. Also Wayne, that was a really generous gift, obviously things that were valuable to you, I'm from Cranbourne too, small world.
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  10606. Q Plates, for people with money to burn. 😂 Just adding, Q plates are the original number plates issued in Queensland with the first Q1 being issued in 1921. Q9 was bought at auction for a record $363,000 in Melbourne.
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  10607. I remember seeing these lights once in Australia.......the red ight was just doing slow circles in the sky and then it took off at the speed of light.....the strange thing is there was no noise. Just crazy sh-t.
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  10608. The Stranger Things music has me dying 🤣
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  10609. “Mercedes Benz,The best or nothing” ♥️
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  10610. Richard Burns Rally, even though it's older, is a good rally sim from what I've seen here on YT
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  10611. for a 1st time player you did an amazing job. it is clear that u are a good driver in real life
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  10612. we do make emergency lanes in Slovenia as well
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  10613. The "cool black" car in the background is a Superb. I have one and I absolutely love it. As you surmised, it's larger than the Octavia and so a bit more comfortable. The automatics in these btw is not a torque converter but a DSG, so a nice auto rather than a slushbox.
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  10614. I had a bidet in the flat I spent my childhood in and trained with it to be squeaky clean. And now I don't have one in my bathroom BUT, I use the bathtub as a bidet by sitting on the tub's side. It's just a little higher than a bidet would be. I'm still using the same toilet paper pack that I bought in 2019, that's how rarely I use TP. A good bidet-style wash is thousands of times more hygienic than toilet paper ! If you're not convinced, just wipe your dishes with paper towels instead of washing before storing and reusing them and tell me about it... 🤮 That's why I do my best to never ever have to go number 2 where there's no way of washing, ie : public toilets, etc. Some of my friends have the "compact version" which is just a small shower head and tube attached to the toilet seat that has the same purpose as a full bidet, just not on a separate "sink". Some say the French / Italian / Spanish people are assholes, maybe, but they are clean ones ! 😂 Greetings from Paris!
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  10615. Congratulations on your subscription numbers I subscribed when you had 72,000 now 172,000 well done you mate.
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  10616. The Audi, going up the stone hill @2:24, was filmed in South Africa on a 4x4 track called De Wildt on the border of two provinces, North West and Gauteng. The license plate has 6 digits plus 2 extras that indicate the Province of GP(Gauteng Province).
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  10617. Ian, check where the product is made and compare the ingredients to find out the differences. Keep the packaging so you can do that before tossing the packaging out.
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  10618. In Czech Republic we also play something called carom billiard…definitely look it up…similar table to snooker, but with NO HOLES and only 3 balls
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  10619. Oh my God, YouTube?
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  10620. Didn't realise Britain had so many wild toucans
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  10621. most of these cars are home built by them. Note the Q on the number plate meaning its a kit car
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  10622. The best part is that the citizens doesn´t have to pay to have that emergency service.
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  10623. Hey mate, that’s me in the “we’re on the fucking tele” clip. 😂😂
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  10624. You'll have so many Australian friends that you really could visit for a year, travelling from place to place around Australia in a caravan. So many folks would be happy to meet you, host your van or show you the best caravan parks, as well as introduce you to Australia's secrets. I truly hope you make this a real goal to work towards. Don't wait until the kids are teens, grab the opportunity when you can. I find travelling changes your perspective and will influence your lives moving forward - especially important for kids. I think you're almost honorary Australians at this point - all you need is the Aussie trip! 😉🇦🇺
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  10625. Such a shame tg are so aggressive with copyright. They would be gold for reaction channels
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  10626. Believe me, there are many beautiful cities in Europe, the very well known and advertised cities like London, Paris, Rome..etc are very nice, but the Vienna/Budapest/Prague axis stands out, especially at Christmas time
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  10627. We have so many sayings and slangs here in Oz, and words that have totally different meanings. Eg. Blue in Oz can mean many things depending on the context of how it's used. Some ways would be, "To have a Blue", or "To get into a Blue", or "To pick a Blue". Blue stands for Fight. Then we have Blue Dogs which are Blue Heelers and as a nickname Ian, you having red hair would be could "Blue" or "Bluey" back in the day. Cheers, Mate.
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  10628. All for the Aussie car content loved the video!
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  10629. Man I love watching you guys open your gifts, you & your family are just lovely ❤️🇦🇺
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  10630. Major Les Hiddens is an absolute, ridgey didge, true blue Aussie hero. A fascinating man and a real bonzer character, we would say over here. He had a TV series in the 1990s about surviving on bush tucker in the outback, which I believe you can watch on YouTube now. It is defintely worth watching, both for the knowledge and the spectacular scenery like Kakadu in the Northern Territory. His website also has a catalogue of edible plants.
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  10631. Garbage day in my town (Finley, New South Wales) is Tuesday morning. My area has strange bins. Instead of Red Lids for regular trash, and Yellow for Recycling, both our bins have yellow lids. However the bin itself is black for regular trash and blue for recycling. My town doesn't have garden waste bins (green lids) or Glass bins (purple lids) or paper bins (blue lids)
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  10632. I just watch this and face palm... 1. Disconnect the trailer 2. get the bogged car free and put someone in who actually knows how to 4x4. 3. retreive the trailer with the ute obviously can tow it easy as. 4. job done.
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  10633. For the dukkah get some nice sourdough bread, dip it in olive oil and then in th dukkah then eat. Much yum!
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  10634. “Pretty darn close to the Equator” - yeah right, Australia occupies the entire Equator by being stretched along its entire length. DUH! Mexico and Florida are just as close if not closer and people live in both of those places! He’s also wrong about the Outback! Cattle stations and sheep stations, the Australian Wheatbelt and our entire river system thrives because of the Outback!
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  10635. I've seen a vid from another youtuber who recently became an f1 fan herself. Her description of F1 was spot on tbh. F1 is a sport where teams consisting of an army of nerds + 2 daredevils compete to have the fastest cars. It's things like this that show just how much engineering really goes on in the background. As you said, all this and we're only talking about the exhaust. there's so many more components of the car that all get a similar amount of attention. Us fans we only see the endresult, the race, but this sport is so much more then just racing.
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  10636. Love my Australian culture, what better way to commemorate fallen soldiers than wearing a flower on your chest that looks like a bullet wound. It’s no design mistake either
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  10637. We also have radar that can locate stealth aircraft.
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  10638. Vodafone was a big sponsor in the V8 Supercars in Australia, that might be where you know it from ? lol
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  10639. Becks is a Pilsner beer, it is brewed with more hops and less malt, Becks is a beer that is also drunk in the tropics and on ships. Hops make beer last longer. It's far from the bitterest pilsner. It's a beer from the north, for rough men.
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  10640. Another street circuit is Albert Park in Melbourne. Formula 1 uses it once a year, rest of the time it is a public road around Albert Park Lake.
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  10641. Two things i know are fact as ive studied mythical creatures. 1.... the hawksberry river monster has been seen by living people and many old timers who have since passed. These can be attributed to two things factual a), whales do enter the Hawksbury river and b)there is a little known large breed of eel that grows to a max of 50cm diameter and about 10meters long. these have been seen both in the river there and in a dam/lake in the hunter valley named lake glenbawn. 2....Its a fairy tale with a purpose for the fig tree monster, Fig trees are very dangerous and many kids have been killed playing under them or climbing them. They have a mechanism that suddenly drops large branches that are seeminly healthy branches and strong, but yet they shed these branches on occasion. Mothers and aboriginal folk lore instilled this myth into kids as they would often play in or around these the trees even after being warned to stay away....but with a monster story, more kids are likely to be scared away from the trees more than telling kids branches suddenly fall from the trees. and the branches are well and truely big enough to crush a car...they are truly dangerous trees. all the rest are based on aboriginal stories except for the drop bear which originated in the late 1800's from white settlers. Big cats are real, and ferral cats can more than double in size after only a couple of dozen generation in the wild. Its simple genetics, the larger ferral cats get breeding rights and thus naturally breed larger cats who then continue this cycle. there are photos of cats in the early 50's from hunters who have shot and killed them claiming they weigh two to three times standard house cat. this isnt really a myth, its documented and factual. Min min lights (not mentioned in the vid) are fascinating as there are huge amount of sightings each year and while investigating them in the outback, i was shocked as after 2 weeks of local sightings, I saw something unexplainable. lights did appear in the desert not far from our camp, and in the morning we drove over to where we saw the lights, no footprints, no tire tracks, nothing. but the lights did appear close to our camp as we saw the bushes illuminate from the lights and thus a distance could be attained. but no tracks were near. baffleing!
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  10642. I’m pretty sure that the small box on the back of the car is for car share access. You can essentially rent a car by the hour or day that isn’t a traditional car rental place and you collect the car from where it is parked. I’ve heard they are getting more common! Super convenient!
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  10643. R.i.p Georg plasa one of the best
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  10644. You might have been surprised about Australia's car culture, but think about this- the first Mad Max movie (The Road Warrior) was massively influenced by our deep and passionate car culture. Mad Max did not come out of nowhere!
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  10645. At 7:16 it's 100 meters from my house!
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  10646. 4:40 That is a seed pod of the Royal Poinciana tree by the looks of it. Also that is a female crab with a tail full of eggs.
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  10647. I love how this family is open to trying new foods from different cultures.
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  10648. 5 European people of course 😅
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  10649. I´m glad the Alfa 156 and 159 made it into the video, with the 2.4 JTDm engine. It´s and inline 5 turbo diesel, with 175hp in the 156, and 210hp in the 159. I´ve driven a 156 with this engine and it was amazing. It´s powerful and it´s really one of the best sounding diesels you can find. Also those Alfas look fantastic! You really make an appearence, when you come around anywhere, with an Alfa Romeo. Alfa also has the, in my opinion, best sounding V6 ever made, the Busso V6.
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  10650. In the 2000s Arnott's sold different varieties of the product. Varieties include double coat, dark chocolate, white chocolate, caramel, dark chocolate mint, honeycomb and choc orange. In 2004, Arnott's caused a controversy when they released limited edition Tim Tam Tia Maria and Kahlua Mint Slice varieties, flavoured with the popular alcoholic liqueurs. The Australian Drug Foundation suggested selling the biscuits in supermarkets was "potentially dangerous" by "normalising" the taste of alcohol for children. An Arnott's spokesperson observed that a customer "would need to consume your body weight of biscuits every hour to reach a blood-alcohol content of .05".
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  10651. The white car you couldn’t identify in Kensington is a Morgan a British built car manufacturer. Morgan cars are unusual in that wood has been used in their construction for a century, and is still used in the 21st century for framing the body shell.
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  10652. Thank you to all the TRUCKERS in the FREEDOM CONVOYS across the world. 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇺🇸❤
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  10653. 2 weeks later......120 packets of Twisties
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  10654. We have the Easter ski 100 race on the Murray River at my city (Mildura). It’s crazy fast.
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  10655. Great video and fantastic Bathurst stream on Sunday…... The good, the bad, the Pedro
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  10656. Good one he missed was "yeah nah"
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  10657. flags are flown all over cities during national holidays in Poland, judging by the weather it's around 11th Nov - our independence day
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  10658. That's going straight to the pool room. Glad you like the food sent to you mate. You do realise you won't need to pay for accommodation if you visit, looks like people will be fighting to have you stay with them and try the Aussie BBQ no shrimp but we have prawns
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  10659. That was freaking awesome. I love watching old racing footage. You could really see the difference from his warmup lap to the rest of the laps. No fear in that guy.
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  10660. Lots of people went MIA here. Entering the roundabout and never made it across 😆
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  10661. Here in some parts of Canada, companies can run 2 -53 foot trailers . I run 2-31 foot trailers, they are just basic B-trains, backing them up is a skill you either can do it, or u can’t 🍻🤙🏻
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  10662. The best thing about netball is that women build the sport over so many years and deserve the money and all that comes with professionalism it's a great game unlike some other sports were they haven't done the hard yards and expect the pay. Over 80 countries play netball and 20 million people and has been in the USA for more than 40 years.
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  10663. you must come to 🇨🇿 its inevitable😂🙋🇨🇿
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  10664. Hi, greetings from Czechia. You can actually bake your own bread, it isn't that hard. Try look up some easy to bake breads. It will be much better than what u will buy, much tastier, healthier and you will feel better about yourself as well! :-D
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  10665. Plates on cars in the UK must be white on the front and yellow on the rear with black text. You can get some with country flags on the side, also the dealer may put their name along the bottom. The white zigzag lines are to indicate a pedestrian crossing and no parking/waiting restrictions - maybe you could react to uk road markings and signs - The Highway Code (if youve not done so already) I know the US signs are basically the only ones which don't follow a standard pattern as used in pretty much the rest of the world
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  10666. Why does the rescue lane work so well here in Europe? We all have a radio in the car and separate messages are reported about it, then everyone on the street knows how he or she has to behave, in addition to the frequency of the siren that you can hear it from further away, the one with the emergency lane is standard with us, because time costs lives. And life is highly valued with us.
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  10667. Bro now you’re on a rare beast. There’s another you should look at. P76 Leyland. Totally underrated car.
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  10668. In the past the trucks, especially the DAF trucks were crazy, they went so fast, they were able to overtake a Peugeot 405 on one stage, i guess it was 1988, the truck had two engines. It drove over 125 mph....
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  10669. A mate of mine, Paul Adams was a cameraman on the show. I got to watch it being filmed numerous times. Brings back great memories.
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  10670. Realy nice to see again our beer getting some love. Nice video like always ! Cheers in Wallonia, the french speaking part of Belgium, is like in France "Santé" wishing a "Good Health" type of thing :)
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  10671. I’m not sure about now, but when I was at primary (elementary) school 50 years ago every girl played netball, and in the winter we competed against the other schools in the area. The major difference to basketball is that you cannot move when you have the ball, there are rules about how you can pass the ball to another player, and you are restricted to your area of the court. No 3-pointers either. Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about netball: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netball
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  10672. Good on you mate. Eating it properly is the way to go. Too much is too much. Try a poached egg on the vege' toast, with a ketchup hoodie!
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  10673. Thanks Ian and family. And thanks everyone for sending stuff in. I wanted to send stuff but the postage was too high so I couldnt afford it.
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  10674. We had the bonnet from that car hanging in the office where I worked in 1986-88. Signed by Dick Johnson. Belonged to another of the teachers there, given to him as thanks for his involvement in getting the replacement car prepared overnight
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  10675. I was with a group of 35 Aussie men traveling in the US. Not one person preferred Budwieser over Millers. That gives you an idea of the Australian taste preference.
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  10676. The Sydney opera house is famous, because it's so iconic and recognizable. It was designed by the Danish architect Jørn Utzon. But there were a lot of controversies about the price, and budget overrun, so they fired Utzon very early in the process, and cut down on tings that actually mattered, like the acoustics. But it has been fixed recently or is planned to be so, I don't quite remember. I'm a Dane, and yeah, we're quite proud of the opera house here in Denmark as well. We feel it's kind of ours too!
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  10677. They "made it" invading the opposite lane 😀 Sometimes, they have to dismantle infrastructure (street lights, etc) if the turn is too tight, these transports are planned meter by meter months in advance, and happen deep in the night in order not to disrupt normal traffic
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  10678. I worked at Bunnings for 2 years back in the first ever Canberra store. I loved it.
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  10679. I have owned 5 diesel cars here in England over the years, 3 Vauxhalls, a Ford and a Peugeot. They were much more hardy than the 19 petrol cars that I've owned.
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  10680. the thing that gets me would be the G forces and the feeling of the stomach over the hills. would make you feel like you're gonna lose your lunch even though you haven't had any, it a geographical oddity. older forza games have torana, VL, VE , and the matching falcon years.
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  10681. Which Plate looks the Best to you???
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  10682. The building behind the Ford Fiesta doing donuts is where I studied motorsport engineering at Castle Combe in Wiltshire.
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  10683. I mentioned before check out Roger Clark RAC rally champion in a Ford Escort in 1976
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  10684. Your channel touches on some real curious and interesting topics. Thanks for bringing up stuff that normally is not on the front burner :)
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  10685. Cybertruck has a few safety issues that concern me. lack of crumple zones and extra strong glass feels a bit bad if you're in an accident.
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  10686. The "truck"-Porsche would be a factory Porsche 953 for the 1984 Paris–Dakar Rally I beleive.
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  10687. Just to inform you, the black truck pulling away from the parking is a DAF. Sounds cool to with an straight pipe but it's not a Scania.
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  10688. Iv been lucky to of been there twice before I was 11yrs old 34 now and still itching like a crackhead to go back
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  10689. Yeah this one is the most steamed songs by Brits, the equivalent of the Europe video you did is the ‘hits by Brits’ videos you did at the end. Definitely do those too 👍
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  10690. I used to attend regularly. That area in Carlton was known as Repco Corner. I still live 10mins away. Ah, the good ol days.
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  10691. Peter Brock was referred to as Peter perfect. An amazing driver with incredible personality. Available to fans and a true gentleman. Ironically he died in an driving event, diving a Daytona which were designed by a US Peter Brock.
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  10692. The Superb is like the Passat: "The top tier" Premium Model vom Skoda oh and yeah its slightly bigger its like the Octavia is based on the Golf Variant which equals the A4 about size wise while the Superb is like said the Passat and A6 sized so more Premium and larger which is nice for people above 1.90m also the Kodiaq is awesome for tall people. But I was suprised aswell how awesome Skoda became the last 10 years while VW Design and Quality didnt really got better (Design even worse) we went for a Kodiaq which is named after the Kodiak bear/island whatever all there SUVs ends with a Q though. Its an awesome car and better plus cheaper than the more popular VW Tiguan imho and we drove VW for decades in our Family. Modern Skodas are great understandment but quality cars which you could still effort with realiable VW Engines. So cant go wrong with a Skoda.
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  10693. Cool to see how you react to trucks that are foreign to you. Drove past a Circus that came to town and had a old Western Star truck in its fleet. I stopped and stared at it in amazement as we don't see those ever around here.
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  10694. I love your reaction guys. OZ simply makes the best snacks ever, there's so many of them that I've never tasted or heard of myself! 😍
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  10695. Mate, with all that mail going through the post office your going to have give a few Christmas presents their way to keep them sweet.
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  10696. Good on ya mate everyone deserves quality time with their family and friends
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  10697. Our Snowy Mountains actually get quite a bit of snow. Thredbo, NSW held the Skiing world cup in 1989.
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  10698. The Repco Reliability Trial was run in August 1979 and did a lap of Australia starting and finishing in Melbourne. The car was only used in the 79 Repco and left as it finished. It was "lost" for many years by Holden Motorsport but turned out to be on display at the Birdwood Museum in South Australia during those missing years. Here is a video on the 79 Repco. Oh and as mentioned earlier was the same year he won The Bathurst 1000 by 6 laps in an A9X Torana.
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  10699. If you were wondering, Larry's Beetle was originally entered for the 1979 Repco Round Australia Trial, a certifiably INSANE event that pitched dozens of lunatics against rally-style stages that trekked from Melbourne, to Adelaide, across the Nullarbor to Perth, through the Pilbara to Darwin, across the cattle stations to Townsville, through the Great Dividing Range to Sydney, then finally through the snow-dusted Snowies back to Albury-Wodonga and thence back to Melbourne... all in just two weeks. Basically, you slept in the state capitals and nowhere else. There's a website that takes you through the whole route on Google Maps and just reading about it is exhausting. The event was won by Peter Brock, but he had the full might of Holden behind him as they had a new Commodore that needed marketing. Larry (with his brother Gary) were basically on their own, since Larry was only recently back from a tilt at Formula 1 in Europe. Despite that, they held their own and were only kept from finishing thanks to a roll-over in the Angorigina Gorge. According to legend, they fixed the Beetle and continued on anyway, to join the event party in Darwin!
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  10700. As soon as I heard that, you were just learning of the word "lorry" I had to chime in with this little tongue twister from the UK - try to say "Red lorry yellow lorry" 5 times fast. It is impossible haha
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  10701. My friends from France came to Australia , visited Melbourne , hired a car then drove to Uluru stopping at Coober Pedy on the way, the rang me and said they thought they were in Mars LOL .... but loved the trip !
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  10702. fun fact: here in Spain we have our own dacia sandero category in rallies, inside the S-CER (wich is basically the national rally championship), there is a category called "sandero cup", wich is some sort of an entry level competition for young people who want to start in rally without spending huge amounts of money: you buy a sandero, put some rally tyres, strip the interior and there you go, they cannot modify anything else, stock engine, stock suspension, etc.
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  10703. anything involving those 3 letter Government agencies is scary
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  10704. There have been many a news story about people in villages up and down the Queensland coast, (and elsewhere around Oz I am sure) where the roos still hang around the village, sun themselves on people's front lawns etc. where the locals have been attacked from time to time, many needing medical attention. Never underestimate these very strong animals who will protect their territory
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  10705. Although 3 decades ago I will never forget that my driving instructor used a road quite like this and which was closed during the winter time for safety reasons to make us park backwards and uphill between two trashcans. Well, it taught me the valuable lesson of using the clutch and the parkingbrake to get the job done. Came in handy when visiting the alps and some steep tiny roads in Dalmatia.
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  10706. As of 2021 (I think) the ALE company is owned by the Dutch company Mammoet and all equipment has been re-branded.
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  10707. Our company was selected by DAF for a "the field test" . A colleague drove it for a few months before it officialy was launced. Overall: very satisfied but in driving position a little to low ( before docking you have to activate your air suspension).
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  10708. 1:33 Professor Farnsworth!
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  10709. You picked on the rules really well. The pace of play is much faster. Way more strategy in the game. I've seen one MLB game live and many pesäpallo games. Totally different game.
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  10710. Please donate to Animal Rescue 🙏. When interviewed, most rural pple didn't care about their houses or belongings but the lives and well-being of their farm and domestic animals. The ARC are doing amazing work in helping to feed animals and house cats and dogs that were caught in the floods, let alone the natives, like the kangaroos and reptiles.
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  10711. Congratulations Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew, Pedro and every else who contributed. I actually discovered your YouTube channel during lockdown here in Australia. I can certainly say that you now know more about Australia than most Americans. I look forward to the day when there is an additional to your family.
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  10712. I would love to travel more again myself, Europe and USA and other places, but sometimes it cannot be managed. You are the one to decide that and of course you cannot travel (so far!) without the family! Congratulations on the forthcoming baby! If you have allergies, avoid Melbourne in spring. It is beautiful here in spring but it can be brutal for allergies. You owe no explanations! Have a fabulous week!
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  10713. Unexplained mysteries of the Australian outback. I've only heard about this phenomenon. It would scare the pants off a kangaroo. 👍
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  10714. Ian your going to have to make a holder for your stubby holders with a length of pvc pipe... it’s a very Aussie thing we do in our outdoor drinking spots 👍
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  10715. Here in the UK our houses are designed to keep heat in. So I'm sat here with the curtains closed and all the fans on. My ice maker is working overtime at the moment. Us Brits are not used to temperatures like this. It 10.39 am and already 27°C (80.6°f) heading up to 34°C (93.2°f) later in the day. We are not used to that.
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  10716. definitely vegemite and since I'm a veteran eater of it, I can handle it quite thick on toast with a good layer of butter as well!
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  10717. Promite>Vegemite.
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  10718. MyGov deals with most Government payments like pensions, unemployment, Tax office etc.
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  10719. the Panda was an awesome car. my mate had one back in the 90's and we used to go off roading in the Chilterns (chalk hills nr London). the seats tho' were awful when you hit rough terrain but it was huge fun. i had a Fourtrack when i lived in Wales - most of the farmers had one because they were cheap and cheerful and would go almost anywhere.
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  10720. I'm glad you enjoyed the treats! I haven't tried the vegemite shapes I'll have to try it now, thanks for the recommendation lmao
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  10721. I live not far from Leuven . Leuven is situated at about 27 kilometers east from Brussels . End of september I visited the interior of the town hall before they closed for a few years. They do renovation works during several years. In Leuven you have also a beautiful university library . Leuven has one of the oldest universities in Europe. President Hoover of the U.S.A. searched sponsors to rebuilt the library of Leuven after the first world war because the Germans had put the library on fire . That's why the place at the right side of the library is still called " Hooverplace". Leuven is also known as the beer city. The head office of biggest brewery of the world is located in Leuven. It is A.B. Inbev ('Anheuser Busch Inbev) The brewery of Stella Artois is in Leuven but they brew also beers like Leffe, Hoegaerden, Karmeliet, Jupiler, Kwak, Corona,Victoria ,Belle Vue,, the American beer Anheuser Busch and many other beers inside and outside Belgium; Leuven is also known to have the longest bar of the world. At the "old market" there are about 45 bars(cafe's). The second large university hospital of the world "Gasthuisberg" is also located in Leuven.In 2022 they had about 9963 staff members.
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  10722. Thank you for not editing it down! Loved watching every second!
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  10723. Great reaction and great to see you have an appreciation of Aussie motor sport. Another fantastic video explaining the Mount Panorama track is "TENmotorsport There's nothing like it This is Mount Panorama This is Bathurst". Think you'd enjoy it, and it might give you some tips in case you go iracing again. Cheers, Glenn.
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  10724. naidoc is a celebration of indigenous culture and achievements , it goes for a week . and the hold fetes and shows . to show off their wares .
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  10725. For the football I would recommend to watch Ultra - Our way of life 😂
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  10726. I think they're a type of snake called a Carpet Python. They're super common but non venemous. Theyre only really a threat to small animals and rodents.
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  10727. 2:55 That may be a Kellit Autogiro craft that the US Mail used for a while in the 30s. Mail was delivered and picked up from skyscraper rooftops. Yes, of course, I Googled, and was truly surprised by what I found!
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  10728. My Home state Ian. They load them on the trailer with the inner set of wheels, those ramps have hydraulic rams. These haulpacks are nearly all Autonomous (driverless) now.
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  10729. If you want more great sounds, this era lemans cars and old v12 and v10 f1 cars are great. I’d recommend a reaction to a video on d1 car sounds. Maybe like f1 car sound check
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  10730. HAHAHA as an Aussie I didn't need to watch this to know the outcome, but the numbers breakdown was really cool.
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  10731. Australia has evolved along US lines with respect to servos. Back in the day, every servo in Australia also had a mechanic workshop attached and didn't sell food or even snacks besides drinks like coke and fanta. They didn't have restaurants etc. As time passed, the model changed and we got carwashes instead of workshops. Then came video shops, then came basic snacks and stuff. Then...a sudden change happened and servos became affiliated with supermarkets and sold groceries as well as fuel. They also became part of the 'Service Centre' complexes that have become common in Australia. It is a huge fuel centre that also offers food and drinks, with other shops like Maccas or Hungry Jacks or McDonald's. As well as coffee shops and other stores (Dunkin Donuts anyone?). The whole idea of entering a petrol station has changed. You rarely see a mechanic's workshop attached to a servo today.
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  10732. Yes, Austria is beautiful. Greetings from Germany.
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  10733. English isn’t one language, it’s been compiled throughout history from combined tribes like vikings, Romans, Germans, etc, creating a hodge podge of etymology with clashing rules of grammar, but it’s also the most spoken language in the world.
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  10734. The Kimberly only looks that green at this time of year, especially after the rain they had this wet season. In a few months, it will have a lot more red dirt showing
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  10735. Kimi is a legend! Love the channel it's nice to see a true racing fan put up fun videos and give appreciation to F1.
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  10736. St. Peters Stiftkeller, Salzburg Austria says hold my Weissbier! Opened 803AD and open to this day!
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  10737. You probably got more Tim Tams than any Aussie at this given time 😆😅
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  10738. 8:00 Although only very few remains to this day, back in the 12th-13th century there used to be around an HUNDRED of towers in the city, if you go to google and type "bologna reconstruction" you can see how it used to look like and its freaking awesome. It was basically the Manhattan of the Middle Ages.
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  10739. hey mate just an idea! if you haven't already done it you should react to the Tasmainian giant freshwater crayfish, they are one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in my life
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  10740. the 917 LH means Langheck= long tail, and could reach round about 380kph, in the 70s!!
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  10741. LOL somone just doesn't like anything on Australia :hand-pink-waving:🤣🤣 No worries mate. We don't mind, being kept a secret .🤣🤣🤣💕💕 I would say most Aussies like your channel👍👍👍
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  10742. Yes, I doubt very much that iWrocker picked up that it wasn’t an Aussie accent, but her Kiwi accent straight away hit me right between the eyes.
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  10743.  @roryread9985  I wonder if he’s ever seen the New Zealand deck commercials on YouTube 🤣 now that would be fun to see!
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  10744. Did not know they did hill climbs at Bathurst, awesome, that was cool. 👊🤠
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  10745. The heat in Brisbane has been really oppressive. Very humid and horrible, but thankfully a cool change arrived. Keep up the good work mate
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  10746. I'd been waiting for this video for sooo long :) . I thought you did well for first attempts (I was scared though due to seeing your kids in the area where this was thrown... all Aussies know how much damage one of those can cause, a gust of wind and a better throw and that boomerang may really surprise you)
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  10747. The sherbet you just rip the top off and eat it with the mini spoon inside the packet. (Be careful not to breathe in while you’re about to put it in your mouth though! 🤣) X From a Bathurst girl! 😉
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  10748. I've been in one, on the front seat. It's actually not that small. I don't remember feeling claustrophobic or anything. Now, the original Fiat 500 might be a different story...
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  10749. G'day Ian, the sound of the pedestrian crossings make resonates through the button for those who are blind and deaf, and the sound is for the blind.
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  10750. I just came back from picking up my niece from Melb air port and the tunnel lights tripped her out. I told her it was aliens following us…. But then explained it was to help regulate the speed car go at through the tunnel. She preferred the alien story.
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  10751. This was the most funny thing I´ve seen in a long time. And tbh I thought you where a little more on the practical side. A knife would be my first choice and if there are no tools - just use your teeth.🤣🤣
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  10752. Karl Benz was a legendary inventor. Bertha was just absolute legend
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  10753. Loving the bathurst content! Cheers from kiwi land. Svg#97
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  10754. It's an amazing ride in this vehicle. My husband worked in Berlin(Germany) in the 70s for several weeks so I flew up there to visit. His collegue was driving a black model and we were cruising through the night. Funny feeling when he started it up and the hydrolics clicked in lifting you off the street.
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  10755. I thoroghly enjoyed summernats this year, here in Canberra we've been in and out of lockdowns with all events cancelled for the last 2 years... it was awesome to finally get back into some action! Ian hopefully we can have you here some year soon!
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  10756. I have seen this in other countries too, but not as well performed as in Germany. Driving there is my favorite. People think the Autobahn is just adrenaline. What it really is is smooth cruising at high speed with very good discipline. When you drive, it's the only thing you do and think about. That's why it's a driving pleasure
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  10757. I grew up on Clarke and Dawe, and they're almost all pure gold.
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  10758. Pepper spray is legal in Western Australia. It is classified as a controlled weapon rather than a 'prohibited weapon'. This means that you can carry and use pepper spray in Perth or other parts of Western Australia if it is for self-defence where you have reasonable grounds to apprehend requiring it.
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  10759. Love our Holden’s and HSV. My partner and I own 3. 1997 HSV Grange 215i, 1999 VS Series 3 Holden Commodore S Pack 5.0l V8 ute and a 2011 VE Holden Commodore 3.0l V6 Equipe Sedan
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  10760. We Australians are as generous and welcoming as a Canadian😊 It's nice to see Your reaction videos 😁
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  10761. Ian, Australia should employ you as an ambassador for Australia.
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  10762. Yum! Lamb and Rosemary is a beautiful combination. Not sure if you have oven bags in USA but they are especially good to cook roasts in. Mine are made by a company called Hercules. My general rule for cooking roast lamb is 25 minutes for every half kilo (500 grams or 1.1 pounds) of roast, on a temperature of around 190 degrees Celsius or 374 degrees Fahrenheit. After it’s done, rest the meat too like he did. I usually cook roast vegetables, including roast potato and sweet potato, carrots, pumpkin, purple onion, and or corn with a side of peas or beans. Add some gravy and dig in.
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  10763. The HIGHWAY PATROL seem to have the most exotic / sports vehicles , otherwise known as the GOD SQUAD
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  10764. Six months after I passed my U.K. driving test my husband and I moved to LA for a year. He handed me the keys to this massive dodge estate thing and said I need you to pick me up this evening from (someplace in downtown LA). I’m sitting on the wrong side of the car in the wrong side of the road- utterly terrifying! But you know you figure it out 😄
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  10765. This vid was from the West side of Oz, some amazing landscape there. You definitely don't go Outback with out the correct preparation and equipment. Get stuck with no water and you're as good as dead. One phobia for breaking down in the middle of nowhere in the Outback would be UncleMickaphobia (aka Wolf Creek) 😀
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  10766. First and from Australia
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  10767. The deadly animal thing is definitely overhyped
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  10768. Ha Ha, we have GOT him. "No worries about the timing" says Ian. Just slipped of the tongue natural as you like. Lol😁👍🇦🇺
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  10769. I was considering this car as a daily you just sold me on one, it's a cheap driver for $1400.
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  10770. @kevkoala You made some really thoughtful choices man, well done.
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  10771. I've been with you from day one mate. Good to see you re-visiting some Aussie classics.
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  10772. glass bottle won’t give you microplastics either so another health benefit, if only the EU version was in a glass bottle!
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  10773. The mastermind behind Gorillaz is Damon Alburn, he was the lead singer of Blur.
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  10774. From an Aussie, I think you have developed your understanding enough that you have to come and sample it for yourself. You already know everything that can be posted on YouTube videos. I think it is different to actually live it. There's only one way to find out.
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  10775. Max Walker was an Australian Cricketer & later Commentator. Max was known for his unorthodox bowling style as well as his unique style of cricket commentating with a long slow drawl. Max's tall tales were the best which were turned into books. https://youtu.be/xgcRcQOBEPA Max flogging a bug spray in the 70's whilst he was still playing.
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  10776. I love your family unity you’re all so beautiful and wholesome ❤
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  10777. looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for being part of our lives and a special thanks to everyone who sent things to this great family
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  10778. I was 16 in 1966 when dad bought a Chrysler Valiant so naturally I was a fan of the Valiants. Our Valiant had the 225 Slant 6 but I think some of the Valiants in the race were the 318 V8 model. This was my favourite period for Bathurst. There were several classes, there was no chicane on conrod straight, tyres were cross ply, brakes were not disks, you could actually buy the cars that were competing and drive them on the road etc etc One of the teams (from Wheels Magazine I think) borrowed a Valiant from Chrysler, drove it to Bathurst from Sydney, removed the registration plates and went racing. The vehicle had a V8 and an automatic gearbox - the mighty Torqueflyte. They would come down Conrod Straight with the foot flat to the floor then at the breaking marker, pull the transmission into 2nd gear - the tacho would go off the end and they would brake like mad. They did this for the full 500 miles of the race. At the end, they refitted the number plates and drove back to Chrysler in Sydney where they left the car and a thank-you note. I decided to test dad's Valiant's brakes. I took it up to 60 mph on a nice straight quiet road and hit the brakes. It slowed to about 40mph and the brakes then disappeared and we just ploughed on. The following day I took our Renault 10 which had four wheel non powered disks and radial tyres. I did the same test from 60mph. The Renault simply stopped. Quickly. I was very careful in the Valiant from then on. I also got dad to put Michelin radials on the Valiant. He loved them - they seemed to last forever. Those were the days.
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  10779. I don't particularly give a damn what Youtube thinks! I love your content! Keep going mate!
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  10780. G’day Ian, congrats to you and your beautiful wife on the birth of the latest edition to the Iwrocker clan. Make sure you check a few more episodes of Johnson and another mob called the BamFam. Proud new Aussies doing their best to get the best of the world over here. Looking forward to your next reaction. ( personal opinion, if you have to put sauce on your tucker then the tucker isn’t good enough.) love and respect.
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  10781. Good onya Nathan. Great to hear from people from Our Town, the Capital of Australia.
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  10782. Queensland is the sunshine state.
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  10783. the multicar does not only have a bed, but can also have a crane, a concrete mixer and a lifting platform and in slovakia, the older version is for like 2000-5000 euros
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  10784. You guys are awesome. Go out & kick that footy 🦘🦘
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  10785. The whole tip thing, I believe, comes from the fact that the majority of POS (Point of Sale) software is developed in the U.S where tipping is considered the normal thing thus it just ends up as standard in the software programming. Just a quick web search shows that only one of the top five POS system providers in Australia has an Australian web domain, yet doesn't define where the program was actually developed. Restaurants and other food/hospitality based businesses, including the hotel I work at, download what they believe to be the best operating system for them. Sadly there is a distinct lack of local options.
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  10786. Australia has almost 12,000 beaches along it's 60,000-kilometre (37,282-mile) coastline. If you visited one beach per day, it would take you more than 32 years to see them all.
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  10787. Oh man, I wish can tap you our delicious beer. It's truly next level comparing to bottle or can. Love your enthusiasm tho 😊 Also, one of the famous beer of ours is Pilsner Urquell, you can find it in your liquer store for sure.
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  10788. Thanks mate! A good start to understand and to solve these problems. If you are interested really to know like Finnish Education system and Schools, there is a good document made by Australians for Australia on the topic, what we could learn from the Education system and Schools in Finland. It is called: "Why Finnish Schools outperforms most of the world
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  10789. it's electric. am guessing at least two powering all four wheels and it's referred to as a fan car. am guessing another motor driving a fan which socks it to the ground like the banned formula 1 car named the fan car. am also guessing the dusty looking exhaust is in fact dust being sucked from under and blasted out the back of the car. really cool piece of kit. Thanks Ian.
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  10790. That blue open wheel car in the beginning is an F5000 car, Eagle 755. F5000 was basically F1 but with American V8's. It actually set a really fast time at Goodwood this year on the hillclimb. I got to see it in person a few years ago at Road America but it wasn't running. Also, that little orange guy with the huge V8 is a Shadow Can Am car. Can Am was the closest thing to a no-rules racing series in history. The other Shadows fit their engines and are beasts. I'd love to see a Can Am racing reaction.
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  10791. Largest load I saw was not actually a road train but a premade steel structure heading for a coal mine, took up the full width of the road with special dollys. Was hauled by two massive prime movers connected in line by a steel bar. Was travelling at about fast walking speed. The most impressive sight and sound was the quad magnetite and copper concentrate road trains coming in and out of Ernest Henry Mine in the quiet night time, lights running full length either side 🔥
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  10792. That pawpaw ointment is magic awesomeness in a tube mate.
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  10793. I miss those days when they raced real cars. Go back a bit further than this and they used to change tyres with a jack and a wheel brace. None of these quick change brakes, if you ran out of brakes back then you just backed off a bit until they came back or they went to the floor and you had to stop (one way or another).
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  10794. Most videos your reacting to are from Slovenija, I guess you should visit us one day.
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  10795. As a Brit, I lived in the U.S. for a decade, I was allowed to drive a friend's Viper - for 10 minutes. That's the car I'd like to drive all the time!
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  10796. My parents were Dutch, so I've been there many times. The tulip fields are amazing, well worth going to see. It may be a very small country but it is so beautiful, and I love that you can cycle to anywhere, bike paths are everywhere as it's a very common way for people to get around, it's very safe. 🌷❤
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  10797. Astronauts need oxygen in space stations!.......put the bottle down IWrocker 🤣
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  10798. Another great video Ian, love the channel mate. Can't wait to see you trackside at Bathurst one day. Thanks for the work you do for the channel all the work pays off on this side of the TV, so great work mate, you make me proud to be an Aussie.
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  10799. Aaaawww Sydney is so adorable 😂, my kids are older now, but i miss those early days with them being really young like that, they grow up sooooo fast😂
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  10800. This really is fun to see, especially since u have alot of fans in Australia, makes me wanna send u something from The Netherlands :) Hope u and your family have alot of fun with all that stuff.
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  10801. Someone really needs to send him Savory Shapes or Cheddar 😁 they are all with Pizza original and BBQ original, all 4 I've mentioned are the original ones, and all 4 go the best with dips!! Especially Cheddar and Savory
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  10802. I think it's "The Emperor's New Clothes" the reason I say this is to look at the bed ride heights at 5:03 then look at the bed height at 6:05 after they load just a 4wheeler, that ass-end sits down from nothing more than the weight of the bike? (The entire front almost comes off the ground at 5:47 ) No side view mirrors how would you not only get it registered in some states but you would not be able to see down the sided of the trailer. (there's a reason trucks have extendable mirrors) I think this was a troll to get other car manufacturers to actually put research into making more development into electric vehicles. A company like Ford would not want to lose sales to Tesla so the mere mention of a coming truck would light a fire under them to actually develop one and they did.
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  10803. The "bugger" adds were huge.. became a national catchphrase
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  10804. G'day Ian and Family. Ian you seem to have a lot of Aussie subscribers and all the people who send you parcels make very very very proud. Mate, if you would like to have more subs, try playing Eric Bogle, The Band Played Waltzing Matilda. We Aussies being from a isolated country like to hear good things about ourselves, it makes us feel as though the rest of the world likes us. Pls try Eric Bogle mate. Good onya.
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  10805. I remember most of these and my favourite has always been the bugger ad. Being an Aussie we see these a lot
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  10806. Man this felt like my chemistry exam... Confident going in, crying going out
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  10807. Hey Ian, what a glorious sound :) The IMSA 90 is just so iconic for some of the exact same reasons you've noticed. The fender flares are excessively wide by modern standards, can you even imagine how wild they must've looked back in the day? The turbofans are ultra cool and functional too, which makes the car nerd in me smile. Under closer inspection, the roofline looks slightly weird since regs stipulated the original steel roof needs to be used which makes the rear glass end almost directly under the rear wing with no trunk lid to speak of. That results in the glass behind the B pillar to C pillar looking a little weird to me but I'm nitpicking here, I'll get over it. The front and back shots of this gorgeous machine are just ludicrous. I hope you'll check out maybe one or two more videos about this car if the YouTube algorithm is favourable and I hope you get to have a look under the hood of this beast! Cheers, your Audi content always puts a smile on my face :) EDIT: The other content too :)
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  10808. That Italian boat had to be Venice surely; damn if it isn't one of the coolest things I've seen.
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  10809. The valet ad is funny because it's true. In the 90s had a VN SV5000 HSV Commodore and I gave it to the valet as my wife and I checked into a 5 star hotel in Melbourne. A few minutes after checking in, we decided to go for a walk around the local streets, as we turned the first corner, here is my car being driven flat stick up the road with the valet behind the wheel wearing a huge shit eating grin on his face. I didn't even get mad for some weird reason, I laughed and enjoyed how my car looked when it was accelerating up an inner city street.
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  10810. Well if its "international" you can have a real World Champion. NZ came up with the Hamilton jet
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  10811. i am 33, but i too would like to radio control a $300.000 dollar truck, with the ultimate authority!
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  10812. Ian, the USPS doesn’t know the difference between Austria and Australia! Some years ago, I ordered some products online from America. I was tracking the parcel online and saw that it was travelling all over the US until it got to LA and then it seemed to stop. On the plane to Oz, I concluded. Days later, it had arrived in Austria! After two or three days (hard to tell with the time zones), it was in New York. After clearing, it was reposted and a week later, was back in Austria! Once again, they sent it to NY. Three or four weeks went by with no tracking notices. By now I had contacted the shop and reported it missing. They agreed to send me another one, which I received two weeks later. Still no sign of the original parcel. A couple of weeks later it arrived, having been to Austria and back to the US three times before someone finally figured out that the address said AUSTRALIA not Austria!
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  10813. The crap Fanta, as you call it, is (much) cheaper to make. European Fanta doesn’t really exist. Almost every country has its own (very slightly) different taste. Us Fanta does taste chemical (like medicine), compared to “European” Fanta.
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  10814. Ian you've got to view more of these two, they were a weekly institution in Oz for two decades! Taking the piss out of politics was there best work! Rip
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  10815. It would definitely stop the suspect: the Crown Vic is so wide that it gets stuck between the houses, the suspect goes around the block and can't get past the stuck Vic
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  10816. It really shouldn't cost a arm and a leg to put a roof over our heads, housing prices are just ridiculous now.
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  10817. G'day Ian, l wouldn't change my lifestyle on the land and the animals l see on a daily basis, also it's going to be to hard on the Misses to Clean and where would l park the tractors, give my love the the family, cheers, Neil.
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  10818. By the way, the old Škoda 130LR also went to the Dakar #SkodovkouNaDakar
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  10819. When you get a dose of the crabs in Australia, you really get crabs. 😂
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  10820. Ian, you're a good man with a good heart. Congrats to you and your family for your new little human coming soon. Australia will always be here mate. See you on the shores of OZ in a year or two or three. :)
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  10821. Imagine handing ouy the packs to homeless people. Might be cool.
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  10822. Re: visiting the hairdresser. This is ingrained into every Dutch child. I always dreaded having to have my hair cut because the other kids in school would make funny and not so funny remarks. But when everyone does that to everyone else from an early age on, I guess we never lost the habit. The most positive thing you can will hear as a boy from another person after having had a hair cut: "Well, it looks like you fell down the stairs quite a bit!" This is the literal translation of "Nou, jij bent flink van de trap gevallen!" I don't even know how this figure of speech came about. It means: Wow, your hair is very much shorter now.
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  10823. I hate these new housing developments with a passion. You couldn't pay me to live in those soulless, treeless, wall to wall cookie cutter houses.
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  10824. Great reply. Worth of being pinned.
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  10825. For Americans, Imagine an old Chevy Vega with a 302. He'd lapped the entire field by 6 laps at the end, and set a lap record on the last lap just to show how good the car still was.
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  10826. You get the impression that America doesn't want foreign imports at those prices
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  10827. You can get them with a special gearbox for "crawling mode", which is for swampy areas where a stand still vehicule would soon sink into the ground. There you block the steering so that the vehicule turns in a circle, put in the crawling mode and the vehicule makes its turns without a driver whilst the crew gets off and does its work. From time to time you change the place of the circles.
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  10828. THE L.A. BEAST , THE PRINCE OF PAIN , ABSOLUTE BOSSANOVA , RESPECT FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
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  10829. Ian you're dead wrong with the comparison of Australian and American homeless people,your country lacks cheap housing commission rentals,your dole runs out after 6months,it's ongoing in Australia doesn't run out,your working and middle classes are highly taxed and your rich people pay low taxes,your healthcare system is expensive,it's cheap in Australia,it all adds up to much more poverty of 3rd world levels.
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  10830. I still remember that Peugeot 206 commercial since I've seen it in tv. Nothing beats nostalgia, but the Audi was fun and the last Mercedes one with that over the top party inside.
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  10831. In 1981, Sony introduced the so-called 90 mm diskette in a rigid housing, initially with 360 KiB on one side, later with 720 KiB on both sides (737,280 bytes in 9 sectors) and then 1440 KiB (1,474,560 bytes in 18 sectors). Its disc diameter is 85mm, but its plastic case is 90mm wide. Later it was mainly referred to as a 3.5″ diskette – corresponding to the other diskette sizes.
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  10832. I was 20, visiting Memphis from Australia with my best friend (Graceland!) We ordered a taxi and were standing by the road, was sort of an industrial area. We'd been walking back and forth through there at night for days, from our hotel to the servo. Our taxi pulls up and the driver screams at us! "What are you girls doing waiting out on the street, don't you know where you are?! Always wait inside a building, where a camera can see you!" We were shook, didn't feel unsafe at all until the old guy lost it. Miami at night felt way worse, for bad vibes.
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  10833. Lemon lime and bitters
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  10834. Good things happen to Good people. You and your family are Aussies now . Well in our hearts at least.
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  10835. Italian sparkling lemonade is something special. Personally I don't like sweet drinks very much, so my personal preference is sparkling water with a light touch of citrus, sometimes with a little squeeze of lime on top... that's my kinda sprite.
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  10836. 10:30 This "two stage" operation is an artifact of the overall construction... Usually they are made of pieces as wide as the area they need to cover, but cut every few centimeters/inches, then they are re-joined to a sort of chain which can be rolled up easily and is hold together by tiny pieces in between the runs... So they come down like a extremely wide chain from a roll and then settle down to a solid and well interconnected barrier. ;) In the last video he explains how you can exploit that quirk to just let in a little bit of light and air while the window or door is well covered against any intruder. ;)
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  10837. Hi Ian, great video, 1 thing I can agree with this chick. Is, the littering thing, especially COVID face masks. Sometimes I walk to the shopping complex here in Whyalla South Australia, and I can count at least 10 masks thrown on the ground. It's just lazy, when the people who throw them on the ground, instead of throwing them in the bin, or wait until they get home and throw them in There bin. Anyway keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  10838. Hey mate , I’ve lived in Sydney all my life (still love it) “but” I highly recommend going to the Northern Territory so much awesome place to go to 🤘🏻🇦🇺🤘🏻
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  10839. That was the STRANGEST thing when the wave hit the ship and BROKE it. Gobsmackingly strange. Yeah, they're great.
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  10840. Australian top-grade cowhide leather. so when wet it get heavier than normal and a bit slippery when it's raining and the size is just a little bigger than a NFL ball and the tip isn't as pointed. And with these if you can imagine a couch (sofa) as kids we practice this on the back of them pretending to take high marks haha my mum would hate me doing it 😂
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  10841. Neat how quickly the tires heat up and cool down. Started off warm on the grid due to the tire warmers, but damn, on the straights, right back down to cool.
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  10842. I lived in a hundred years old farm house with 9 bedrooms and 13 wood fire places and a north and a south facing sleep out on each side (drag your mattress out there to try and sleep in summer) and we paid all up, $30 per week rent. So many of us poor apprentices lived there and with 14foot ceilings we needed ten blokes to hold the ladder and one dickhead to climb the stairway to heaven and change the lightbulb. Great times. Melbourne is mad on fake grass! Looks awesome at the time of sale until weeds start growing through and dog walkers use it. It's a long morning when you wake up to hose Dog Shit through your outdoor carpet!!!😂
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  10843. Glad you found the Perkins Engineering channel. Hope you’ve checked out all the cars Jack has restored, he’s done an amazing job. Heaps of info on all the different cars and the way they were built, too
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  10844. As far as I know the different sizes were partially for convenience (easy to spot the higher denominations) but also to allow blind people to accurately feel which bill they are holding, so they don't have to rely on the kindness of strangers when doing a cash transaction.
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  10845. 10:10 What you pointed out was the biggest Lego set the RMS Titanic, what you saw at the back of the ship or the stern was a British flag. And yes I thought that was an Australian flag at first but it's really the British flag.
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  10846. Helping out others and sharing with friends/family/community is a wonderful thing and you are a great family for doing so. Something everyone should aspire to in the world today.
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  10847. Great reaction again 👍🏻 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 if you like to watch: the Erzberg Rodeo in Austria 👍🏻👍🏻
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  10848. Hi from Finland 👋 You have a very good channel!
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  10849. Ive ever had those particular type of iced yellow doughnuts....The one we used to get when I was a kid, and can still find somewhere in Australia, are the pineapple flavoured donuts, and those were my favourites...The pineapple went right thru the donut....very yummy...
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  10850. 70's and 80's is the golden era of Bathurst. I was born in 73 and this is what I grew up watching. Love it!
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  10851. What a great intro,the Aussie masks, you both scrub up well, and ohhhh, Pedro, those shoes😲👌💥 . Ok, so, I'm Tasmanian and have never seen the Tasmanian mint one, but then again I'm not a real chocolate eater. Have any other Tasmanians here seen that one? Love ya's ❤.
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  10852. Every single state in Australia has something truly awe inspiring. I’m from Queensland, so I’m biased. But the most beautiful sight I’ve ever seen was driving between Quilpie and Eromanga in far south west Queensland, in the desert. The soil there is this incredible rich red, that has to be seen to be believed, and the land is flatter than a pancake. Also, Eromanga has a fantastic dinosaur museum, as it was on the shore of what was a massive inland sea, that attracted dinosaurs from all over. They have the highest concentration of dinosaur bones in the world. But I was driving through one day, and there’d been a good soaking rain a few days before, and the flowers came out. Just this magnificent blanket of desert wildflowers, all colours of the rainbow, as far as the eye could see on this flat, deep red land. I don’t think I’ll ever see anything as beautiful again. And I’ve been to plenty of places. Far North Queensland is gorgeous, with this incredible lush rainforest (you have to check out The Daintree), there’s the Reef of course, the views off the Great Dividing Range are spectacular. And of course, the beaches along the entire coast are some of the best in the world- Whitehaven Beach, which you’ve seen a couple of pics of, has won best beach in the world a few times. But even with all that, and the amazing things I’ve seen in the other states (you need to check out Kakadu as well), nothing beats the desert wildflowers. I don’t think anything ever will.
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  10853. Well done Ian 😊 Another step towards your honorary citizenship 😁 Hope all is well with your newest addition to the family, whatever the "Aussie connection" may be!
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  10854. That fast left-hander at about 2.50 where you said " Geez " is where Niki Lauda had his infamous accident
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  10855. Re: the ice cream machine, Cracked already covered this a few years ago. Usually it's not that it's broken as such, it's just out of commission because they're running the cleaning function. As you can imagine, a huge machine that deals exclusively in dairy products and sugar is a bacterial nightmare, so it needs cleaning fairly often. In the process of trying to Google up that old Cracked article, though, I found someone's made an app that tracks which stores are currently "broken", so things are looking up. But yes, it's a meme here as well. The McDonalds where I used to live in Tumut was especially notorious, but that's also because that particular store was an absolute shitshow. Worst eatery in town by a mile. A group of vague 14-year-olds being loosely corralled by an exhausted 17-year-old shift manager and absolutely no adult supervision. The stores in these regional towns are so small that Tumut, Gundagai and Yass were all managed by a single overworked guy in his mid-20s, who was a regular customer of mine when I worked at the servo in Gundagai. Fun anecdote: He once came in even tireder than usual, and told me he'd had a long day dealing with a gas leak at the Yass store. I burst out laughing straight away, and when he asked why, I reminded him of that old meme with the Maccas "M" logo next to the town name "Yass" so it read "MYass: open 24 hours". When he realised it was a case of "MYAss: closed due to gas leak", he saw the funny side too. Anyway, I guess the main thing to remember is: Don't feel bad, America. We're fatter than you now.
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  10856. Love that you guys are trying new things with an Aussie twist🙂. What you served up is very close to an Aussie works burger or burger with the lot. Burgers are like anything else, open to personal taste and adjustments. It's really not that serious lol. Truth is Aussies all have their own preferences too on what to include and leave off. You don't have to have bacon. Only things I'd suggest is reducing the pineapple to one slice to make it a bit less tall. And as others have mentioned you can fry/warm that in the pan if you like to add to the sweetness and warmth. Some people use BBQ sauce instead of tomato's sauce. And some like mayo too. It's all down to preferences.
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  10857. time 13 minutes, by the sign color, it seems like it could be from northern Norway
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  10858. The Isuzu trucks are pretty standard across the country for RURAL fire services and often 4wd and raised - some have entire sprinkler systems and roll over protection. Due to economics of scale and dependability and part of GM and it's history here, they are very popular and probably more cost effective against Europeans and distance to Japan. Metropolitan fire services are often Scanias. Country fire services are usually volunteered. Like surf life saving. Financially wouldn't work otherwise, due to area and small population and seasonally dependant. Part of the Aussie spirit. The second white hatchback Commodore, code name ZB, is the last Commodore imported from Germany. Opel. ( Opel, itself along with Vauxhall, now sold by GM to the P. S. A. Group, which is Peugeot, which acquired Citroen many years ago. They are now all part of the Stellantis group including Jeep, RAM, Dodge and Chrysler.) When we stopped making OUR Commodore VF II, in 2018. The new imported one did go through a minor Australian development program. Hatch and wagon. Some AWD. Turbo diesel and turbo petrol 4 and GM 3.6 V6. You have them in the US, badged as Chevrolet Malibu, Buick Regal, ( La Crosse ?, Impala ?, Cadillac? ) . Also known as the Opel Insignia in Germany where it originates. Vauxhall Insignia in the UK.
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  10859. Thanks for the year Ian and family, we really appreciate your efforts and hope you all have a great Christmas 🎄
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  10860. even as a furry, ive never understood why their ads were so furry
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  10861. "I don't want a nation of thinkers, I want a nation of workers" - John D Rockefeller.
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  10862. Cool!
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  10863. Thanks Ian. Ronnie O'Sullivan has knocked up many 147's. We used to get 'Pot Black' on TV here in Australia. I've always loved Snooker. Billiards, on a 12×6 table takes skill as well. 3 balls on a big, big table. 👍🇦🇺
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  10864. Personally I believe that not everybody is the same no matter where in the world you happen to live. Personally I only eat Breakkie (Breakfast) if I need to. I'm an Aussie. I'm more of a Brunch person, I'm a Night Owl. It takes awhile for my head and stomach to start functioning properly. If possible I like to wait for a couple of hours before having Brunch.
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  10865. Cool as MATE everyone loves tim tam "BISCUITS"🤣 & do your ankle biters like Vegemite. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  10866. What do Y'all Find MILDLY interesting about Your Area? 🎉🎉
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  10867. In Australia hamburgers have beetroot on them and in salads and on sangers eg. a tomato cheese lettuce cucumber beetroot and ham sandwich.
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  10868. The MAN have a v10 with 18.23 Liter with serial max 980 HP and in the Trucks max 660 HP. Gruß Alex
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  10869. We did this trip a few years ago in a Nissan Patrol and nosedived into the mud. We had to get towed out. But was definitely a great trip ❤❤
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  10870. I loved the Ř or how he pronouced it arš but the rest is solid
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  10871. That Porsche is a 911 Baja, this year the Porsche mothership announced a Dakar version straight from the factory. There is one company in the US that can do the conversion from standard to Baja but it costs a pretty penny...if I'm not mistaken Hoovie from Hovvies Garage gad the intention of morphing his clapt out Porche.
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  10872. What a wonderful video !! Love the outback photography, no surprise that you and your family love it there. Absolutely stunning landscapes, love the mountain ranges, the ancient rocks, the gorgeous sunsets, all of it. The mail-time was great too, proud to be an Aussie. Best wishes to your beautiful family Ian.
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  10873. I regularly watch videos of two couples on their outback adventures, one from Australia (retired their Kombi, building a new OKA) the other from Nevada (driving a Mazda BT-50)! They have bad days, but I've never heard of this ridiculous challenge, wow! 😂👍
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  10874. no didnt miss a shift the cossie is that quick
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  10875. 9:30 these are Barkas vans. Made in GDR
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  10876. There is a video on Youtube, called "Germany’s Oldest Street-Legal Car" - its a Benz Viktoria from 1894. U should look it up, if u want to see more about these old vehicles.
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  10877. The first car you didn't know what it was, a Ford Escort mk1, the newer, squarer Ford Escorts are mk2s. Both are being remanufactured by Welsh company MST. So you can have a brand new 70s and 80s Escort with various engines and gearboxes etc for around £85k You should check these out
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  10878. that induction sound is unreal, sooo mechanical love it
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  10879. Tim Tam slammed 😎
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  10880. Oh man you missed the best bit later on. Cop: "I need you to make a definitive decision..." His reply: "Dafiiiiinafiv? Can you DEFINE THAT?"
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  10881. If you thought that was good , if you and the wife ever came out here you wouldn’t want to go home mate. Australia is a foodies paradise and the best country in so many ways , I’ve gotta tell you Ian we are so blessed to be living in this laidback awesome country and iam glad you guys liked our style of coffee and a good old Aussie sausage roll, cheers from Tassie folks.
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  10882. Well, Canberra's having another: "Extreme UV warning - avoid exposure to the sun!" day today. 💥 Only 27c but feels like 34c & you burn in 5 minutes out in the bloody sun. Ian, unless you're around Sydney, no big spider is going to ever hurt you mate. Honest.
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  10883. Say G'day to Pedro the man the myth the legend 🤠👍
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  10884. i actually did the opposite lol . i was at a club one night , i was about 22 i think . and my mate said , hey dave , i bet yu cant be an irishman all night , i excepted the bet lol . we mainly played pool that night . so everytime i played a good shot . id yell out . awww mother of chrst , bless the angels , the wee little ball went in . full irish accent . if i missed a shot , id be like . arghhh paint me green n call me a leprechaun the blood thing cheated me it did . i had my mates rolling on the floor , a few chix came up n asked if i was irish ? , lol i said argh to be sure im from the emerald isle lassy . she bought it lol . i went on like that for a few hours , until i was drunk n forgot the accent . you could see ppl laughing and pointing . knowing they were saying . hey look , that bastards not irish after all , he's an aussie . i just told them , no im not ,,,,,, in an aussie voice , but i didnt lie . im not aussie , i was born in england lol .
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  10885. OMG I need a playlist of these!
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  10886. You really need to see WA beaches. They are stunning with the bluest water and powder like sand. Esperance, Little Beach in Albany and all along the coast south of Perth. P.S. I really love your videos, you have so much enthusiasm for your subject. Hope you can make it to Oz one day and experience all it has to offer.
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  10887. In some specialized delicatessen places, here in Australia, you can buy GENUINE Turkish delight. It's Rose Essential Oil filled gel, dusted with powdered icing sugar. If genuine, it should contain real Rose essential oil, which FYI works amazingly well for any kind of bowel issues. I've prescribed this confection for someone who had an abscess in the bowel and was looking down the barrel of losing more of her bowel; and despite being on antibiotics for ages it wasn't reducing. The Turkish delight (not the one in this video) cleared up her abscess within a few weeks and healed her issues completely. Basically they hadn't given her much time to live, she was so ill. The genuine article is very perfumed in taste, made into a jelly like composition. Only that kind of Turkish Delight, using a genuine Rose essential oil will work in this way. Historically, Rose oil was used in formulations to aid people through the effects of Bubonic Plague (which attacks the inner organs of the body, including the bowel). Regarding the Turkish Delight in this video, it's definitely an acquired taste, very perfumed, and according to internet, does contain some Rose Oil and also Bergamot Oil, so if you are ever suffering from some bowel disorder, you could conceivably use this treat like a mild first aid treatment.
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  10888. That's how I get my car started every day, I put a coin in it and crank the go handle. 😀
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  10889. Dont know if you read comments or not, but I live in Finland and the part about conscription made me want to open up how the system here works. Around (usually a bit after) the time you turn 18, you're sent a fun little letter that says where and when you need to go to get drafted. Before you go there you get a medical exam and if you have any medical reasons that would limit your ability to be in the millitary, then you get discharged and won't need to do any millitary stuff. If you don't want to go and spend half a year in mil service, you can also choose civil service, which is just you working somewhere with the only difference to a normal job being that you get paid the same money as the people serving in the millitary. So long story short you dont have to go and carry a backpack full of rocks for 15 miles and try to hit a moving target with perfect accuracy right after, if you don't want. Civil service is available for everyone, and you can also get a medical discharge quite easily, which means you dont have to do anything.
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  10890. That was very light traffic! You should see it at rush hours or when there are public transport strikes!
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  10891. When you all finally get down here, it will take you about 12 months vacation to see parts of Australia, The buttons on the streeing wheel are the horn button
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  10892. Damn I wish this was a dry lap! Would have been a great reference lap for sim racing!
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  10893. Ian, you sir are an absolute legend. If I was in charge of immigration I would happily trade off some so called Aussies and welcome you and your family with open arms
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  10894. This channel should have a contract with a TV network. Their production is second to none. They employ multiple cameramen making hundreds of hours of footage and then all edit it down for YouTube episodes. They do get sponsored by 4WD accessory brands (and Iron Jack beer) so there's a bit of "comments for cash" but its subtle enough to enjoy it.
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  10895. Hey Ian! Love your content as an Aussie. Bit unrelated but would love to see your reaction to Shane van Gisbergen's 2022 championship burnout to say goodbye to Holden from the end of last year - its pretty spectacular. Keep up the awesome work mate!
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  10896. Correction to Peter Brock mention around 10:30 . Was in Western Australia. The event where Peter Brock made his fatal error was Targa West. This other Targa was a Western Australia attempt at replicating the success of Targa Tasmania with a similar event but on worse roads. Although Targa Tasmania has had too many fatalities also.
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  10897. As someone that has played basketball competitively and netball socially at one point in my life, I preferred playing netball. The rules are more clear and easier to call than basketball and it leads to less umpire feelbad moments. I can't watch US basketball anymore because the rules are so sloppily applied that its almost random whether someone will be called out. Before I stopped watch NBA it felt like watching a dance competition - energetic and althletic yes, but judging and results were open to interpretation.
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  10898. I got hooked on Motorsport back in 1978. The first race I ever went to was at Symmons plains, in Tassie. I went there thinking I was a Moffat fan, came home an unrepentant Brock fan. Not only did that a9x Torana look the goods, it was the best sounding car I’ve ever heard. Brock won and spent about 3 hours afterwards in the pits signing autographs and talking to the fans. He was a true legend
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  10899. You got a lot more than me, especially in the South America region, I was shouting out Argentina and Papua new Guinea though, haha. Along with the GeoGuessr game it's fun and educational.
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  10900. Superb driving, no doubt about that. Allow me to disagree though, because the best passing of all time was performed by Nelson Piquet on Senna, in Hungry 1986. Let's keep in mind that Senna was also famous for being the most ferocious defensive driver. It's a must see motorsport moment. You won't regret. Love your channel, btw. ✌🏽
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  10901. Absolutely love those, especially the EH Ute. Even from the thumbnail I could tell it's from an old EH.
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  10902. At last count, it was over 53 inches of rain in the general area of Brisbane, Gympie, and Ipswich. The main dam was 160% full. An average "event" in the area bordering NSW is about 20 inches. That usually occurs once every 14 months.
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  10903.  @DaveWhoa  she is 👍 Ian should react to her what she loves about Australia video… I was born in Philly, but came here in 1977 as a 5yo… Best country in the world 🇦🇺
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  10904. If you want to do Bathurst and Adelaide you will need to spend about 2 months in Australia from October to the end of November. You could also hit the gold coast race as well.
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  10905. The Czech Republic uses both blue and red beacons, and Euro truck simulator and American truck simulator from SCS Software are also from the Czech Republic.
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  10906. Chevrolet D20 (red truck) produced and sold in Brazil only
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  10907. Hey mate, you might also be interested in this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSVl8cyvx3Y It's a comprehensive comparison of cabs and tech of all current Euro trucks (semis) done by a renown trucking magazine. As for this one, from a driver's perspective I would probably go for Scania, unlike most other trucks shown, it has fully flat floor, which does make quite a bit of a difference. Also, the "new wave" of trucks in Europe does offer digital mirrors, there asre some who love them and some who hate them, but I still say they are an interesting innovation.
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  10908. Was about to say the same thing. Just a short drive down to Bruce shop to try and test the Scania.
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  10909. Over here in Australia there are quite a few Unimogs around as Expeditionary/Apocalypse Vehicles , for someone with a bit of Money . There is even a Specialist Engineering Firm called Unidan that can build virtually anything onto a UniMog chassis . Our Army uses them so they are AVAILABLE , usually in Good condition and Very well maintained and reasonable Mileage too .
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  10910. Those Banners are EPIC!
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  10911. Good stuff. It's amazing what you can do with Multi-grips, a shifter, a hammer, fencing wire, and duct tape. Cheers. :)
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  10912. So... As a former shoe repairer. (Aussie) There's a lot of variation in leather, even within an individual hide. Thicker, thinner, more & less flexible, parts that stretch a lot or very little. Then there's age (both living & after processing into leather), what tanning process was used, etc. I'd be a lot happier with these tests if they had swatches cut from similar parts of the hide, oriented (it matters) the same direction relative to the spine, of similar age animals from the same tanner who used the same process. And then more of them, both hide locations & total hides. Basically, it would cost tens of thousands of dollars to do a really scientific comparison & crown a winner. But my experience W various leathers including roo give me a good impression of it, and those tests certainly looked promising.
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  10913. We don’t use bottle-o in Western Australia. Liquor store. Cheeky is bold with attitude, precocious, smart alec in an endearing way, “He’s a cheeky little bugger….” A shrimp is also a small person. Farting is also referred to as “dropping your guts.”
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  10914. Perth WA is expecting a sizzling 42C temperature for Christmas Day, and I have planned a roast dinner - yikes! That’s 107F. Love the jingle and this Chanel ✅👏
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  10915. In Australia you're required to demonstrate you know how to use the handbrake for hill starts (even on auto cars), I was surprised he didn't use the handbrake to start off, I usually don't bother but on a hill like that I would.
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  10916. In Portugal u cannot use the handbrake in the driving school. It's all foot work. And yeah, most of the times u can smell the clutch. But after the exam everyone uses the handbrake to save the car
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  10917. Try the salt and vinegar chips with a piece of chocolate. My wife’s favourite
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  10918. For 1.5ltrs it sounds absolutely amazing, must be hitting 12k+rpm
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  10919. You can skip the hardest countries and try the next country until your correct answers map out the place a bit and then do the hard ones.
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  10920. Saw fairy bread and here I am.
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  10921. A lot of those silos are no longer in use and there are a lot scattered around the country so a nice way to get people visiting the towns and spending money. Not a lot have significant people but just rural people that you would see in the country
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  10922. Never have I called a footy jumper a guernsey/jersey I think that is the american influence being brought into our language. Always was and will always be JUMPER, for me anyway. Go the mighty ROOS
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  10923. The Red Back is in most ways the local version of Black Widow. The red stripe on the back is different, but both have a almost diamond red patch on the underside. The red colour in fact varies for bright orange to darker brown, almost invisible brown/black. There are very few deaths as antivenom is readily available, Main bites seem to be accidental, in shoes, gloves, moving stuff on the garden or yard, even sitting on the toilet seat, especially outdoor/public facilities. Greater danger are the Sydney Funnel Web, that are actually attack inclined. Really a Sydney issue, related spiders elsewhere are less venomous. I got bitten by a large female Red Back while gardening did no more than wash and bleed the wound, had sore swollen hand, elbow and shoulder for about a day. Note both Red Back and Funnel Web, the males are largely harmless, the females are the danger.
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  10924. Boss Hoss builds a V8 motorcycle Ian, like a REAL V8 😂 Check them out mate 💙🇦🇺🍻
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  10925. The WA part is the back of our premier as he has had the borders shut (still shut) to the rest of Australia. Has been for pretty much the whole of Covid time. Been good as we have lived without covid this whole time and live normal lives.. 👌🏼
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  10926. Have played ETS2 and ATS from release (and ETS briefly before 2). So glad to see this. Highly recommend Promods (you’ll need all the DLCs which are relatively cheap - even more so when there’s a Steam sale on) If you can get a wheel, pedals and shifter - makes a world of difference. TrackIR is worth it too if you really want to get into it
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  10927.  @IWrocker  Aren't there any younger politicians in the US? I mean they don't have to be in their 20s or 30s, but 40s-50s? No? None? I mean to have an 82 years old president is kinda over the top, most 82 old people waste time with their grand grand children and wait to pass. And he wanted to be president for a new term, until he is 86? LOL :))
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  10928. To help out with pronunciation, Barra is said with a short a sound like the 'a' in axe or Barry. Geelong's 'G' is the same sound as the 'J' in just. Nissan's "i" is also short as in miss.
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  10929. Melbourne can get extremely Hot in Summer and we had 3 days in a row 45, 46 and 47 degrees Celsius not many years ago. Actually Sydney gets more rain than Melbourne too.
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  10930. I knew you’d like it!! Best taste test ever!!! Make Vegemite toast then top it with a fried or poached egg. My favourite
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  10931. Congratulations. Knowing you had 2 kids I never thought you'd be rushing down here, having kids myself. We waited until the kids were older, so much easier than toddlers
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  10932. It snowed heavily one year (for Sussex). I went to look at the A road outside our house and the first vehicle to pass our drive was a Mark 1 Landrover Defender, followed 10 minutes later by a Fiat Panda 4x4! Nothing else came along the A272 for at least an hour! Our Merc E220 stayed in the drive, no trust for the rear wheel drive autobahn cruiser ! 8:47 Love Panda 4x4s! We stayed in a villa in the Tuscan hills and the owner took us from the village we we parked our car in his Panda 4x4, no problem! Our hire car could never have done that track!! Phenomenal!
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  10933. Something to watch. Classic aussie tv show. “ALL AUSSIE ADVENTURES”
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  10934. One man's tractor is another man's convertible.
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  10935. It is crazy for me that the USA has drive in quick oil change. This is not a thing in the Netherlands
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  10936. Correct Ian, we do have state flags. They’re rather plain compared to most American ones though. They’re just the national flag with the states crest on the fly side. South Australia and the Northern Territory have a different colour scheme though. I imagine the NT flag would be your favourite cos it’s black and orange.
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  10937. Hi Ian Italian here. I would add, regarding the difference in property prices that there’s also a huge difference in the buildings between Italy ( or I should say Europe) and USA : our construction materials and building quality are vastly different and so much better than yours. Ours are so much more solid and durable , using bricks , sturdy windows and doors ( usually!) etc. So you should factor this in the difference of prices
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  10938. don't forget Steve's suggestion, check out Ned Kelly's legendary figure's story and check out the Miners Rebellion, The Eureka Stockade of 1854
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  10939. I will always love the huge rear tyres of this era of F1 cars. You just know there is some serious torque and power driving them.
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  10940. You can definitely make a video like this in pretty much any country if you try, but it seems so much easier to do in the US.
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  10941. Hey Ian you should check out the Gloucester Tree in Western Australia. It’s a fire lookout that you climb around the outside of on steel pegs in the trunk until you get to the top. The fun part is passing other people on the way up or down. Definitely not for the faint hearted. It’s 58 metres high or 190 feet.
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  10942. The attachment on the pillar is most probably a compressed air connector for air jacks. 👍
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  10943. Don’t forget guys, even tho it often involves food, these arnt charity. They don’t rely on them for income or channel growth (as they get more than enough to create content) The packages can come from those who can afford it and the rest of us support the channel by watching liking subscribing sharing commenting etc I’m not saying you shouldn’t do a package of your own when you can.. Just don’t feel bad about not… You’re still supporting the channel
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  10944. Birds like many other animals have tetrachromatic vision (humans have trichromatic) - so they are able to see near-UV wavelengths. Very cool indeed!
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  10945. Spain has the E because the Countrname is Espana in spanish. In Germany the top "round seal is the expiration date of the technical inspection: Year is color coded and written in the middle of the seal (Therefore Police can see directly: Color of 2022 (brown) = expired. Colors are: 2023 (pink), 2024 (green), 2025 (orange), 2026 (blue) 2027 (yellow) and than again brown for 2028). The month at 12o'clock position is the month the inspection is expired. Below the inspection seal is the seal of the registration authority (can be State (e.g. for Berlin (B), Hamburg (HH) or Bremen (HB), the County (e.g. Main-Taunus-Kreis (MTK), Kreis Ahrweiler (AW) ) or the City (e.g. Cologne (K), Munich (M), Frankfurt/Main (F)) or in some cases the Country (Bundeswehr (Y) - German military, Border Patrol/Zoll (BD 16 - )
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  10946. Pilsner Urquell is for me absolute 10
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  10947. FYI, the number 90, 110 etc. is the wheelbase in inches. The bodies are very durable, a friend of mine has 68 LWB ex army radio vehicle (24v electrics).
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  10948. It's all about the Summer holidays.
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  10949. 13:15 AU$26, $16 or £13. To be honest there are places in London where just the burger is more. But that isn't just overpriced it's quite sad someone put that on a plate, served it and thought "yeah, that's good"
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  10950. Last year I was in Palm Springs and the hotel owner said I must try a new restaurant with the very best italian food he'd ever had because the owners were from Italy (?). It was good, but no better (and probably not as good) than any of 4 restaurants within a 10 minute walk of where I live in London, and twice as expensive.
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  10951. 100k coming up buddy and you absolutely deserve it. Have a good time with your family!!!
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  10952. A Green activist nightmare.
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  10953. The thing with range rovers is that they're good when they work....
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  10954. This is a great video mate 👍🏻 your such an awesome family and Pedro is such a cool dude 🤣👍🏻 hopefully you all can make it over here sooner than later 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
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  10955. Wroker- This guy is not a comedian- Now Steve Hughes IS A comedian- Check him out- Cheers
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  10956. This hull is going to become a little "Hellrazor". Hellrazor is a 21ft Force hull powered by a twin turbo 510-cubic-inch (8.36lt) big block Chevengine....an awesome ski boat that's worth trying to replicate in some way.
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  10957. I would take the scrub python in the kitchen any day over Grizly bears wandering around the back yard 😉
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  10958. I met the 1st Finnish Formula One driver Leo Kinnunen several times especially in the early-2000s, he lived in the city of Turku, Finland (as did Jarno Saarinen). Leo was also the World Sportscar Champion with Pedro Rodriguez in the John Wyer Gulf Porsche team. Leo told me what it was like to drive the 917; lots of raw power, extremely primitive if non-existent safety features, like a tubular-framed bathtub married with a 12-cylinder flat engine.
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  10959. I would love to see you interview Americans about what they think or know about australia
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  10960. I was in Germany Switzerland and Austria in 2004 , can’t wait to come back sometime 🤘🏻🇦🇺🤘🏻
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  10961. It started purely as April Fools joke, however the big reaction led to a competition for just 5 winners,hence seems a bit fast for a winner unless others had access directly. The idea is weird,I recall in Iran I was asked to try some dark paste food product&a few Aussies said it tastes like Vegemite So the joke did lead to the real deal which is a super Aussie reaction
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  10962. Glass bottled drinks are hard to find in the UK, which wasn't the case when i was a kid in the 60s and 70s. It's always plastic or cans. I do agree with you about drinking out of a glass bottle and how much more refreshing it seems to taste!
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  10963. Footnote: In Tassie we would ride pademelon's or wallabies. However you need a fast and robust pademelon to catch a wallaby - in which case you may as well keep the paddy.
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  10964. You should have a look at the Blue Mountains in NSW. They’re part of the Great Dividing Range which runs parallel with the East Coast from down south in Victoria to up around the Northern tip of Australia. (Also, the Discord invite link expires every couple weeks so you'll need to copy a new link so people can join)
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  10965. Yes you are an escape from reality, yep a picnic table keeps the ant, spiders and snakes off your butt
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  10966. Cb media is an awesome channel to follow, even if you aren't a car guy like me. Just awesome content. Oh yeah and I love Thailand
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  10967. Kinda weird rocking up to a building with windows. Love these videos when you take the kids out to try new things - they're well behaved little munchkins 🎄
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  10968. Here in Belgium we have West Vleteren. You can only buy it at the monastery and only when they make it. And you have to go on a list. Very good. A lot of work to get it.
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  10969. Oh my... I drove the exact same model back in the 90's during my early years of military service (Swiss Army obviously). There's even a small chance that I drove this exact vehicle :D This one was repainted; original colour is dark olive. The vehicle antenna is missing, but the external support is still there. The driver cab is pretty much original, but the back interior was modified. There was holders and frames everywhere to lodge the radios, outdoor antenna and accessories. As for the different version, I know only the swiss-ized one. Apart from the 4x4 radio-transmission Pinz shown in the video, we had the standard 4x4 with hard top covering only the driver and tarpaulin over the rear. Once the tarpaulin and the rear seats removed, you had a decent sized flat bed. The standard 6x6 version had a full bodywork. I nearly crashed one driving downhill. This thing was heavy and understeering. There were 3 variant, a standard one, the ambulance and a radio relay. The back of the ambulance was a chunky box, higher and larger than the vehicle. The radio relay was my favourite, it looks awesome with its 3 antennas. The interior was so full of equipment that the radio operators couldn't move their legs without hurting their knees against some steel frames.
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  10970. I follow Ellie and enjoy her refreshing reactions to coming home and catching up with her extended family and the local culture. Melbourne four seasons weather is a fair bit different to her USA California experience but we are about to go into a heat cycle where she is going to face long hot days of 40+ C in Melbourne summers. There are also 40 kph speed limits around schools and electronic signs in heavy traffic areas that change to flashing 40 kph for an hour morning and afternoon around schools when children are travelling to and from school. Coffee time IS a time to catch up or just sit and enjoy and everyone in my family has their own espresso machine. Tap water in Melbourne is really clean (the water catchments are protected) and purified at the release point and 24 hours in an open container in the fridge gives you water that tastes perfect.
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  10971. Next step . Bigger screen.👍👍👍
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  10972. Why didn't they include Hyams Beach? My favourite beach of all time has been dubbed the beach with "the whitest sand in the world," and it has a Guinness World Record to prove it. Just three hours south of Sydney. Awesome beach guide south NSW coast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yO_QbN5Xhd4
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  10973. Audi 200 also looks great.
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  10974. The length of the Chinese high-speed railway is over 40,000 kilometers (2022), Beijing-Guangzhou, Beijing-Wuhan, on which trains reach speeds of up to 350 kilometers per hour, The record for the highest operational speed of a passenger train of 431 kilometers per hour (268 mph)
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  10975. ok the history of the bin chicken in Sydney (i got this from the guy responsible) -- back in the late 60's early 70's Taronga Zoo had an extensive collection of birds to add to this the Wildlife Park Featherdale in Blacktown gifted them a flock of Australian white ibis (who will go on to be known as bin chickens). The main keeper of the birds section did not know where to put these birds so contacted the director of the zoo for guidance. The director of the zoo said just let them loose in the zoo they will not be any trouble. Well these birds have bred and spread out since then as they have needed more and more space for the growing colonies. so from I think about 30 to 40 animals we now have what we see today in Sydney. It has taken them about 40 to 50 years to spread showing how a small breeding group with no checks can grow
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  10976. I have suggested a few times the video with 4 million views of the 917K posted by 19Bozzy92. It is one of the best audio of this car on Youtube... imo. Great start up and warm up. The sound just reverberates like crazy at Monza with no other cars on track. 20/10.... Interestingly, it also runs 9 minutes and 17 seconds.... something in the title about "demonic downshifts"....
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  10977. He forgot to mention that next to the railway station he showed at the beginning is the Casino and riverfront areas where a lot of events go on particularly in summer. We also have the yearly Fringe festival in Feb which is basically performing arts at locations all around the city. That’s followed by another festival and generally supercar street races (they block off a lot of streets for the Clipsal 500, whose name varies on the sponsor lol) The city is filled with parklands creating plenty of green zones for recreation. Not really tropical weather, that’s more Queensland, here is typically very dry and hot in summer and mild to cool in winter. A lot of the plants and flora in the botanic gardens are only grown there. We have a few major wine regions, the Barossa and Clare Valley in the north and the Adelaide Hills and in the south McLaren Vale and the Coonawarra which is way down south along the regions heading toward Victoria. Good beaches all the way down the coast line Don’t expect to eat out late though as most dining kitchens close 8/9pm. After that it’s pretty much takeaway lol
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  10978. This has to be the best sounding V12 car on the planet. It sounds almost unreal, and even better than the Pagani Zonda R. It also has a "brother" in the lineup, the Ferrari 599XX. This one also sounds great, although it isn't on the same level. Quick specs: - 65° 12 Cylinder V-form midengine - 6262 cm³ engine displacement (6.2 to 6.3 liters) - 800 hp at 8500 rpm - 686 Nm of torque at 5750 rpm - 1155 kgs weight - RWD - 6-speed sequential gearbox with shift paddles - 2.9 0 - 100 km/h - 345 km/h / 214 mph Top Speed - 112 liters fuel tank - 35 l / 100 km fuel usage - Price in 2005: 1.500.000 €
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  10979. Generally it's "G'day! How's it goin'?" Matthew McConaughey actually lived here for a year or so back in the late 80s or early 90s.
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  10980. Do some Unimog campers too!
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  10981. That steering wheel is freaking me out
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  10982. The lyrebird gets its name from the shape of its tail looking like a lyre (musical instrument). When you put a lyrebird beside another animal it has the capacity to mimic it. It loves to mimic man-made sounds as well. GOD is magnificent!
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  10983. Watch more if you don't mind, this shows very little of the amazing emergency vehicles in Portugal
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  10984. This will be a game changer for the great race. The drivers will be in their cool suits throughout this year's race!! A live stream will be awesome!
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  10985. Oh my god, nothing hits the spot like a Bunnings snag at the sausage sizzle. I remember going on errands with my parents on a Saturday and there was a Bunnings and Mitre 10 (another hardware store, think it may have mostly gone out of business now) next to each other, BOTH holding sausage sizzles and of course we had to try both and compare! Bunnings all the way!
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  10986. When is your Eurotrip incoming?
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  10987. Formula E is related but not similar, the type of circuits they race in, their performance, their strenghs are different, for example monaco GP had different layouts for both sports until last or the year before that (correct me if I'm wrong, cause I may be), they are completely two different things, the points they have in common are that they are formula racing cars, the rest isn't the same, while realated, they're very different takes on motorsports.
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  10988. 5:20 Nope : by regulation, cars are limited to a decent 380 BHP, which is as you can see plenty enough, and are to weight 1200-1350 kg (2645.5 - 2976.241 pounds) - the difference being w/ or w/o crew.
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  10989. Normally a bakery starts at 2 in the morning! No wonder these guys are already in the midst of it
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  10990.  @PiDsPagePrototypes  the 304 was an Australian engine, they destroked the engine to lower it from 308cu to 304ci. The Holden valves and Chev valves are similar, but not the same, slight difference in installed height / length. Same shaft diameter, different head diameters. From memory the Chev valves were slightly shorter. You could fit them if you did some serious seat / head work.
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  10991. another thing to remember is an f1 car could probably go much faster still over a single lap, dont forget this lap is in regards to qualifying but also with a race setup in mind, if they focused on completing 1 single lap without having to worry about a race the next day they could prob slice another couple of seconds from that time
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  10992. Hey Ian, hope you're doing great. I miss the heat cam and the HUD even more from those F1 days. Soo..you love racing and you are interested in trucks so, How about watching some DAF Turbo Twin videos? This double engined Dakar beast was as fast as Ari vatanen's Peugeot 405 Dakar, and was driven by one of our Dutch living legends: Jan de Rooy .
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  10993. 2:12 indeed a Suzuki Swift in the U.S sold as a Geo Metro '90 's model.
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  10994. 10:42 His internet is just bad. Not an accurate representation. While it is true that we have a little worse internet than the US, it isn't that bad. The reason for this is that we have a fairly low population with a lot of land, so people are really spread out, and it gets expensive to get people who live literally in the middle of nowhere and people who live in larger cities internet at the same time. The larger issue is there are few Oceania-hosted servers for games, so you could imagine Australians can be fairly disadvantaged when playing online games.
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  10995. 11:20 Did you notice that the pic was Turn 2 at Mt Panorama? Or 12:00 at Turn 1? Our favs are always the Falcons and Commodores
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  10996. The best fruit soda I have tried in my life was when I went to Albania for vacation and bought a canned drink called IVI. Amazingly natural taste, you can still slightly taste the water they used and the perfectly balanced sweetness and fizziness. It is also only something like 1 Euro for a can.
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  10997. that is what us Australian people call a boxing kangaroo
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  10998. *Jam filled, well sugared donuts. *Beef pie with tomato sauce *Pizza with ham and egg *Beef sausage in white bread with onion *Barista coffee, flat white EDIT: and you can buy raw milk in Aus. (As in not heat treated or pasteurised.) Can't think of much else, I live in Victoria.
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  10999. As nippers we used to take cheese vegimite and sandwiches to school for crib. Butter the bread,use mature cheese slice, vegimite to your tast. PS loved Pedro's shirt.
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  11000. Tartufo is the Italian word for truffle. Tartufo Pistachio is actually a ball of almond gelato with a pistachio centre and rolled in crushed pistachios. It’s very popular in southern Italy!
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  11001. Ian you really need to take a leaf out of the good old Aussie book ( lifestyle) weekends are for family and just doing what you love
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  11002. More austria reactions. I ususally watch germany reactions because there is hardly anything about austria out there. But I freaking love my austrian country.
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  11003. the truck and trailer combo is optimized for the trailer to follow the truck as good as possible. One of the reason we can do a 25 m load
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  11004. Australia likes eBay because Amazon is not good here like in the US....because of this, eBay has upped its game a bit and also includes many stores and businesses selling brand new goods...(there's actually not many used items anymore...probably because of FB Marketplace and Gumtree)
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  11005. When I was going to school in the far north of Queensland most kids never wore shoes to school. It wasn't till high school that we had to wear shoes, we all wore sandals, but we had to wear covered shoes for cooking class, science, or shop. It was actually very sensible because during the Wet Season (November - April) it's better to go bare foot than walk around in wet shoes!
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  11006. Finally a non Aussie getting how to use vegemite 👊
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  11007. There's Molly Taylor (daughter of co driver Coral Taylor) who won the Australian rally championship in 2016. Michelle would be doing the same footwork as Walter to be on the same level. Any race driver is heel and toeing and left foot braking
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  11008. those caramel snow bars are pure heaven on earth
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  11009. A very ozzie scene😮 two kangaroo's near bushland👍 a camping area👍 and walking distance to a beach👍
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  11010. Jodie Kidd is an ex fashion model, she was also a racing driver.
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  11011. Uhmmmmm well there goes my gas saver lol :(
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  11012. I've recently passed my driving test and gotten my P plates so I can explain how the system works. There are variations between states on how many hours you've gotta rack up and how long each stage takes etc, but generally the stages are consistent. When you turn 16 you can get your L plates after doing a driving rules/theory test, then you have to do lessons with someone who's had their full license for at least 4 years and has to be sober etc. (most people do lessons mostly with their parents, there are also professional instructors) and log a certain amount of hours before you can progress to the practical test. In WA you have to log 50 hours of learning, other states have more, some maybe less, and also have to pass an online simulated hazard perception test. Then I think you have to be at least 17 to go for your Practical Driving Assessment with a professional assessor, and it's super hard to pass on the first go. Once you pass, you get your provisional license (Ps), and you can drive by yourself for the first time. Red P plates are first so you're a new new driver, and we have to have 0.00 BAC level and can't drive between midnight and 5am, and we have less demerit points on our license so it's easier to lose your license. After 6 months you transition to green Ps, which is still 0.00 BAC and low demerit points but no curfew. That's 18 months, then after being on Ps for a total of 2 years you get rid of the plates and you're just a normal driver, allowed up to 0.05 BAC and 12 demerit points I got my Ls at the same time as everyone but then life and study got in the way and I procrastinated lessons and then straight after high school moved away from my hometown to go to uni, so I never had the family car around, and also had a couple traumatising lessons with a friend which made me avoid driving for years and years. So finally at 24 I'd saved up enough money to do professional lessons and get my license, and I've spent probably close to $3500 this year getting my full 50 hours, and finally got my Ps at age 25!
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  11013. Hey mate love the vids keep ‘em coming, I tried Mexican coke the other week. And it’s yum way better then our watery shit coke
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  11014. Dick did okay for a guy in his 60's. The modern Supercar uses a Transaxle gearbox. I don't think that the Nascar would have won the second lap simply because it would have run out of fuel!
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  11015. 18:23 favorite food for me is the mandi ,,, well grilled lamb with rise oh my god u will never stop eating it
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  11016. They can still be aggressive little buggers with their sharp claws and that. You don't want to mess with a pissed off one in the wild As it is, I have a resident koala in the trees along my driveway.
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  11017. I grew up in Group B eras , to be able to watch rally so close was absolutely nut to compare, I still have my 205 GT I and drive it ocasionaly only to remind me those glorious era of rallying.
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  11018. I am from Prague, well i cant imagine you walk 30 miles in a hour... He meant the historical centre only... Btw, this is really not a comprehensive video of Prague by Drew Binsky.
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  11019. Had a 10yr old Audi 100 model 1989 one as my 1st car, learned to drive in it and was able to buy it from my parents. Mine wasnt fast, 5 cilinder diesel, it drove and sounded like a tank, and i used it as if it was as one😂 , put that engine trough hell, but it never failed me, a true workhorse. I got it with 200K km on it, put another 150K on it myself , then in '05 sold it to my aunt who drove it untill it was totalled in 2010. The memories made in that car sparked an expensive love for the brand that never left, thanks Dad 😂❤
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  11020. I'm an Aussie and have visited the US many times. Arizona has to be one of my favourite states due to how unique it is. The landscape is like nothing I'd ever seen before. I've only been to Florida once, but I really liked it. (Not South Beach so much) I liked Coral Gables, but I loved Key West! I could live at Key West easily. I've been to Bali and Thailand, not somewhere that I would choose to live. Oh, that private island... that is more my style! I need to win the lotto now. lol
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  11021. The signed shirt looks like Paul bumbrells signature. He retired in 2019 I think
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  11022. Hey Ian, did you know that Tasmania has the tallest flowering plants in the world? The Mountain Ash tree grows to over 100 metres and is found in World Heritage protection zones in Tassies' spectacular mountains.
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  11023. Ian, i just noticed that you have a NSW Bicentennial number plate on your wall. They are as rare as rocking horse poo
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  11024. Audi RS6 are the meanest Kombis on the planet... this one could even be stock! ;-)
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  11025. The long highway is called Highway One. It goes round the country in a big circle, hitting every capital city. Lots of Aussies like to do “a lap” for holidays, usually with a caravan….
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  11026. We get snow every year along the great dividing range, you get snow in NSW, VIC and Tasmania so it’s pretty common. We’re staying at a small alpine town called Walhalla in August. We get snow annually without fail…
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  11027. Never seen them myself, but find the whole thing really fascinating. Love your take on this Aussie mystery. I like to think they're the spirits of ancient aborigines that were alive during the dream time.
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  11028. This is new for me too, i played carambole biljart, it's also with three balls, but on a tables without pockets! 🤯🤷‍♂️✌🏼
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  11029. Aaaamaaazeballs!!👌. Back in the day, us kids would put the empty chip/twistie packets in the oven, they would then shrink really small and we made key rings out of them. Fun times😅🤗
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  11030. The Scania V8 engine is also used in the swedish built fighting vehicle Stridsfordon 90 Or strf 90 for short. Sounds amazing! Also, the "fence" in the front of that purple Volvo. In sweden we call them "Älgstaket" Translated to "moose fence"
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  11031. I was hoping someone sent you a footy 👌🏼🙌🏼 future video, learning to bounce a footy ;)
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  11032. While in Singapore a few years back, I stumbled across Chocolate and Vanilla Tim Tams, a flavour I had not heard of. On closer inspection, they were made in Indonesia. Of course, I had to try them but wished I hadn't, a far cry from a real Tim Tam. Apparently they also do/did Cheese Tim Tams!! Arnotts, originally from Newcastle, Australia, was fully owned by Campbell Soup Company (American) from 1997 to 2019, then sold to KKR, an American investment company. It seems they started manufacturing in Indonesia for the Asian market while owned by Campbell. Another note of interest, Hellema is owned partly by Aldi so the Aldi "Tim Tams" are probably also Dutch, perhaps re-badged 'Sydneys'?
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  11033. NZ is over the ditch as we say. 👍
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  11034. That TRX is so sharp
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  11035. Try to mix lemon fanta with a lager beer. We call this mix in spain "clara" or "champú" depending of the region. I think in Germany is common too. Some people prefer mixing with shweppes lemonead instead of fanta because schweppes is less sweet. Try it. I recomend you. Excuse my bad english, greetings from Catalonia!
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  11036. Hey mate love your work and this isn’t me having a shot I’m just explaining  Aussies aren’t against tipping so much as having a system that underpays its staff, people do tip over here but ONLY if the service is special and telling us we must tip is a good way of losing business
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  11037. Cup drivers Bonnett and Allison were well-known, as were Bathurst heroes like Johnson and Grice. But most of the drivers in the field that day came from the Winston West series, and so far I haven't been able to Google up a good answer for what the Winston West series actually was. Maybe you can fill us in? Anyway, the highest-placed Aussie in that race wasn't one of the superstars, but did in fact go on to become our first Australian NASCAR champion: Robin Best of Tasmania. His car was the ex-Junior Johnson Monte Carlo that had been built especially for Darrell Waltrip to race in the inaugural All-Star race at Charlotte, aka "Mort". Because Mort was built on the very edge of legality NASCAR management had quietly warned the team not to try racing it Stateside again. So when Best came visiting Riverside shopping for a car for Bob Jane's new Thunderdome, Mort was available. Apparently, when DW saw Mort being loaded onto a trailer he threw a fit because he’d wanted to buy it himself, but the deal was done: DW's racing #11 became Best's #11. The Budweiser livery was replaced by an all-over white with Hoare Bros Earth Moving signage, and Best went on to have a solid debut season that netted him the inugural Australian NASCAR title (having a car that had been built especially for the track the Thunderdome had been based on couldn’t have hurt his pace much). As a result, Mort - one of the most historically significant cars in NASCAR history - is still in a museum in Tasmania to this day.
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  11038. love watching you you are a great guy and humble, love watching you and your family.
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  11039. Ian who suffers from insomnia: “I really need a lullaby. The sweet sound of a Scania V8 will do the trick!”
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  11040. "behind every successful man there stands a woman" - I confirm this based on my own experience 🙂
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  11041. The best wheel for this game is definitely Logitech G29, I recommend a set of wheel, pedals and shift lever.
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  11042. YOU DID VERY WELL, I AM 60 YEARS DANISH VIKING, HAD ALMOST SAME ERROR AS YOU AND ALMOST IN THE SAME PLACES SO BRAVO LOVE FROM DENMARK
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  11043. I visited the US 8 years ago, and the food did shock me, I am from Argentina, not only the portions are bigger, which is nice and you can get the leftovers to go, but what I found the most different compairing to my country, is that everything was fried, or had too many sauces, too much cheese dripping everywhere, mayo, mustard, bbq sauce, there was no dry food, all of if was bathed in something or fried. What I loooved about eating out was the free refills though, no such thing here in my country
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  11044. I could eat a whole packet of Cheezels
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  11045. I live in Central Queensland Australia and my daughter lives near Melbourne and I found driving in Melbourne way easier than Sydney or Brisbane because as a local from Melbourne informed me, Melbourne was actually designed to be a large busy city, where Brisbane and Sydney just grew. I loved Melbourne for the fact that there is green areas in the CBD and still a lot of old buildings.
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  11046. Just nipping down the shop, you want anything?
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  11047. Sitting here in Sunny Melbourne watching your video drinking a Bundaberg Sarsaparilla., muy rico :)
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  11048. Hi, this is indeed TATRA from the 70s, but the company still exists - it is the official truck supplier of the Czech, Israel, Danish, Slovak and Finnish armies + due to their variability, they are sold to more than 100 countries as custom made versions, like f.e. fire trucks, mining trucks etc... They are even on the battlefield of Ukraine, both the old versions, as well as the completely new one.. Here are some videos of the new ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc1XpsD-kto - Czech rocket launcher based on TATRA in the Ukrainian army https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er-12wU8u_c - training polygon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dglWqrKWCNI&t https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADnX1BUKMkM&t https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRf6J-L7nMc - an overview of the recently produced types
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  11049. 917/30 best of this beast 1500BHP .....
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  11050.  @IWrocker  you will be blown away then when you find out about "goon-of-fortune" 😉
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  11051. Sydney housing prices are nuts. I paid 500k in 2012 for my average house in the western suburbs, which now is worth double. My mum lives in a waterfront penthouse on the harbour which is worth upwards of 5 million.
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  11052. The American ones look horribly fake to this Aussie 😅 I reckon Daniela's commentary is spot-on 😁
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  11053. Bundaberg make some of the best dark rums in the world . Believe it or not it goes really well with lime . They made a pre mixed drink with lime . Bundaberg has won international awards for their best rums.
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  11054. I have no idea why his dozen eggs were so expensive in the UK, I only pay £1.20 per dozen. I'd like to see your reactions to the food portion size differences from the Food Insider channel (if you haven't already).
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  11055. It's called XXXX because Queenslanders don't know how to spell beer, go the Blues!... :-)
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  11056. Nothing better than driving a manual car, if you are driving hard. I have an auto luxury car I use occasionally. But the three I use daily are all manual. 👍🇦🇺
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  11057. You get Wernesgrüner (German beer) bei Aldi USA. It’s one of the best beers 🍺 of Germany 🇩🇪. I recommend it by 9* Celsius and before use, take the Glas in wash it with cold water 💦 and you get a perfect „Schaumkrone“ 😮 - Pellegrino is real citrus soda ❤ enjoy it and have fun 😊 you also get Pellegrino with natural orange flavor it’s called „naranja“ 👍
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  11058. Maybe you could get into fire trucks? Compare the US ones to european and the rest of the world? I know there are quite a lot of differences due to regulations and laws.
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  11059.  @Nina-rj4nu  I love messing with Americans in a good way. I had a few Americans pissing themselves laughing at my view of the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinski thing....us Australians have a twisted sense of humour!😁
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  11060. 100% Aussie snacks - Tim-Tams, Wagon-Wheels (Moon-pie?), Lamington's (Chocolate and Raspberry), Pavlova (meringue dessert cake topped with whipped cream and fruit - and yes, technically a NZ invention although many fight that Aust invented it), Freddo Frogs and Caramello Koala's, Violet Crumble, Arnotts Shapes, Killer Pythons, Redskins, Minties, Mint Patties and Fantales. Soooo many more..... you can try them all when you get here mate.
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  11061. Shoutout to my hometown Yeppoon. It’s pronounced yuh-poon btw. As in, where’s Yeppoon, next to ye-knife and ye-fork
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  11062. 2CVs were a constant in France at one time - constantly in your rear view mirror no matter how or what you drove. They might be leant over at door handle-scraping angles, but you just couldn't seem to shake them off. If you like 2CVs (and other French cars), there are some short original home movies of driving across Paris in the 60s and 70s, especially from the Kinolibrary channel. It's exactly as I remember it and if you find the best ones, there is some crazy Parisien driving. Great for trying to identify every old car, van, bus, wagon. There's one called POV Driving Through Paris, Champs Élysées, 1960s, 35mm that I can watch all day.
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  11063. My brother had a VW Golf GTD... I gave him crap about owning a diesel hatchback..... Then he leaned on the pedal a little bit and I was an instant fan!😮
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  11064.  @julia2jules  Very interesting ! So why is it necessary to add high fructose corn syrup and canola oil in the US ? let me guess...
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  11065. Keep an eye out for the Aston Martin Valkyrie Nordschleife run, should be soon according to what I have read. Car designed by Adrian Newey, looks incredible.
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  11066. Don't forget the Australian MotoGP is on this weekend. You should check out how much Casey Stoner dominated at the island
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  11067. Australians love Iced Coffee and our supermarkets will have a 3 - 4 foot section (or entire fridge full) of all different types of Iced Coffee's in different sizes. They come in cans, cartons and bottles and for some are a must, even I love my Dare Triple Espresso every morning.
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  11068. This is a very old Film. The first Unimog was in Kärnten (K, on the Licensplate) . The 2nd was in Werfen /Salzburg (S) . The black plates are to the year89/90. This Videos are from the 80's!
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  11069. Volvo, Scania, DAF, MAN trucks all awesome. A lot of torque We've a lot of FH16/FH12 Volvo's here in Portugal, they're beasts and they prove it in our mountains also
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  11070. NOTE: internet speed is in Mega BIT per second, not Mega BYTE per second, a byte is 8 bits, and with protocol overheads, data rate in bytes is around 10 factor or worse slower ratio to BIT rate. If you were receiving 300MByte/sec the bit rste would be upwards of 3.5 Gigabits /sec. Which is too fast for the local fibre optics even. Dats speeds have always been recoded in bit rates. Just time down load time for pne of your multi Gigabyte video files and divide by time in seconds..
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  11071. Mr. IW Rocker been watching your videos for a few weeks now, and you are changing my sterotypical view of Americans with your honesty, humour,kindness and knowledge of subjects outside of American culture. 🤝
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  11072. My nan always said, if you like beautiful scenery go to Tasmania and THEN New Zealand.. not the other way around.. Tassie is beautiful but Nz is wow !!!
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  11073. It was often reported you could hear the ball fizzing through the air, he put that much spin on it. Also watch closely, the spin causes the ball to drift left to right, then when it bounces it turns right to left. Best spin bowler ever without a doubt.
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  11074. One of the most touching unboxing I have ever seen. You truly deserve this. From all your Aussie fans we say "Good on ya mate", and we raise our beers in your honor.
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  11075. G'day from Brisbane, An old joke is, why do Queenslanders call their beer XXXX? The answer is because Queenslanders cannot spell beer.
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  11076. ROTFL! Can you imagine a young American couple wanting to buy a four hundred year old house as their home? “Knock it down and rebuild, I want a modern home!” The US is losing its architectural history every day! In Rome, the terrazzo floors in churches and Cathedrals have a wavy surface, due to the millions of feet that have worn it down over many centuries!
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  11077. Hey Ian, the best way to cook lamb is in an 2 oven bags with 2 packets French onion soup and other herbs and spices. Don’t forget the garlic and rosemary. No mess and you can turn the juices into gravy. It works out perfect every time.
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  11078. There’s a family of four currently stuck in the Simpson desert. They were bogged for 2 days after heavy rain and getting flooded in. Now it’s hot as all f. They were prepared fortunately, food water solar energy with aircon on their camper. Last I heard a helicopter was dispatched to get em out.
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  11079. You're surprised about how dry southern Europe is but just below the Mediterranean is the Sahara desert, which is also pretty dry.
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  11080. I was born in 1965.. the Australian accent sounds British does it not? A whole different time.. the American s are very polite😊
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  11081. I’m curious what was up with that door, if that was here in the Midwest, I’d figure that was just rust!
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  11082. The Dutch Army used LARO's (LAnd ROvers) for ages, until we switched to Mercedes G-class in the 90's.
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  11083. Awesome video Ian I pissed my pants laughing 😂😂🇦🇺💜
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  11084. I'm a big fan of your channel. Unfortunately this time you were refering to a video where they missed to do there homework properly. Only three examples : We don't use 2-letter ISO codes for the country on our plates. It's usually the same acronym that was attached as an oval sticker beside the national licence plate when we were travelling throughout Europe 50 years ago. This can be either one letter like B for Belgīe, two letters like NL for Nederland or three like SLO for Slovenija (part of Yugoslavia back in the days) Same goes for German cities or counties. The length varies. F = Frankfurt am Main FF = Frankfurt (Oder) FKB = Frankenberg. The bigger the city, the shorter the letter code, the more space on the plate to register vehicles. The order and length of blocks on the plates and the fonts vary from country to country. Some countries have a second blue field on the right hand side. Some have additional stickers, some don't.
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  11085. You're pronunciation of Volkswagen is spot on...👍🏻
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  11086. tatra nezna bratra! yeah😂🇨🇿
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  11087. You have the greatest fans ever. I am so proud to see Aussie fans gifting things to you while our government tries to take everything they can
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  11088. I remember a croc came out of the estuary up at The Entrance one summer and spent about an hour body surfing at the beach. As you can guess no one went into the water while he was there.
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  11089. Yep. I'm an Aussie & these looked fantastic. Very authentic. You could sell heaps of these. Go for it; you know you wanna. Great job kids. Another fun Oz recipe to make is a pavlova. You will choke on all the love in a pav. x LindyLu from Oz
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  11090. Killa upload as always!! Very cool to see it all. Pedro is great , he makes me laugh 😆
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  11091. I thought that didn't add upp, a 3 liter engine in a Lupo... I'd like to see someone try to cram it in there! 😅
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  11092. Yeah i have been subscribed to the bam fam ever since they started there channel because being English myself it's good to see how they are loving Australia and why they won't go back to the U.K. Drive through bottle shops have been around over 60years and attached to the pub. 👍🤠
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  11093. You should probably go on some of the volvo forums in the us they can help you and there must be alot of old 240 they sold alot of them in us
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  11094. The jumper that Eric Bana is wearing is from the St Kilda club in Melbourne. They are part of the AFL and Eric is a lifelong supporter and member of the club. You should do some videos on Australian Rules Football, it’s fast, high scoring and spectacular.
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  11095. As others have stated check out Finke Rally. Basically the same but in the aussie outback.
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  11096. It reminds me of Luigi from cars. Lol. But it’s German, so maybe it’s Luigi’s distant cousin, Ludwig.
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  11097. Another great kiwi export, another great reaction. RIP Brocky 🙏🤟❤
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  11098. G'day mate. From Canberra, the Capital of our Lucky Nation. We are generally a friendly bunch, it is usually too hot to get too heated up over nothing. And you get flies in your mouth if you try to argue too much, so it keeps us polite.
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  11099. 6:12 yes you are right. we use them in the summer to prevent heat coming in from the windows. the manual ones in this clip can also easily upgraded with motors that have (random) timers
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  11100. I recommend watching "The European union - Summery on a map" by Geo history. It does a more deep dive on the EU and how it evolved through out the years.
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  11101. Australian ambulances are Mercedes Sprinters (normally) Edit: that type of fence looks like a wire fence, wooden posts with 4 or more runs of wire horizontally strung.
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  11102. Bavarian wheat beers are brewed with top-fermenting yeast. In addition to barley malt, wheat malt is also used in varying proportions for the mash, often up to 70% wheat.
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  11103. What a proud moment congratulations Ian and family.❤️🇦🇺🦘👏🍻
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  11104. Ah, so many classic moments not in this compilation! “Here we are standing outside Friar’s Hut. It was named after the man who built it - Fred Hutt”.
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  11105. Confusingly, the Fiat and Opel are actually the same van. It's a Renault design that was shared with those other brands, plus Vauxhall and Nissan. Now that Opel, Vauxhall and Fiat are part of Stellantis, they sell a different van of that size that's a Citroen/Peugeot design. But Renault and Nissan still sell the van seen here. Confusing, I know....
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  11106. One product originally designed for formula 1 which trickled down was Kevlar as used in bullet proof vests etc. It was originally developed to replace steel as a lighter, higher tensile strength reinforcing in F1 tires.
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  11107. When we were travelling between Winton and Longreach in Queensland many years ago we had Lights following us they would move ahead and cross to the other side of the road and they bounced around. This went on for around 1hr. It was a blueish white light. I'd never seen anything like it before and it freaked me tf out. I gotta say I don't know what it was. But it gave me a feeling of utter dread 😱
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  11108. I thought that our fuel octane ratings here in Canada and the USA were broadly similar to those of Europe because of slightly different methods of evaluating them. This needs to be checked out.
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  11109. I found a gold ring in the UK while metal detecting, it has stylised tulips engraved on it and believed to come from the 1630s at the height of the tulip craze according to the archaeologists.
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  11110. The pre decimal coins that have a date before 1952 will have King George VI in them. This was the monarch before Queen Elizabeth II. If the coin is dated in the 1930's it would have King George V. He normally is wearing a crown
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  11111. “Fire up the Quattro” was the saying for detective Gene Hunt in the tv series Life on Mars
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  11112. Australia used car market has exploded last couple of years. FPV and HSV prices have gone up round 10 to 15k or even higher depending on the age
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  11113. Love listening to your spanish its so lovely ive rarely ever heard it spoken more than a random song or a word here or there so hearing it in conversation is so pretty and you can really hear the cadence and rhythm of it.
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  11114. I believe it was an Aussie who invented automated doors and If I remember the story correctly an Aussie was watching Star Trek and saw they had automatic doors on the ship in the show. In reality there were two people hidden on set who would open the doors when the actors approached, giving the illusion the doors were automated. That Aussie decided to make his own. I don't know their name though and I'm sure there is more to the story but that is just the short version.
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  11115. We call those brightly colored police cars, candy cars.
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  11116. You've seriously got to make a video on racing those slot cars that would be so good
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  11117. Happy Thanksgiving to the most beautiful family on YT ❤ I wish we had Thanksgiving here, it's a holiday I could really get behind. Thank you for sharing your lives with us, and congrats on 100k (any minute now) sending you much love from Oz. ❤❤❤❤❤
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  11118. It's comforting to know that I can travel to the states and keep to my morning Tim Tam with coffee routine.
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  11119. Great video! Growing up in Australia in the 70's it was mainly a 2 horse race, Holden or Ford. Chrysler built a few nice ones too, including a station wagon called the 'Safari', huge land yacht! It was a tribal thing, it was about what your dad had, your uncle had, and people were quite passionate about their brand.
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  11120. Talking of Big Reds, Look up "Roger" the steel bucket crushing machine. He 200 pounds of muscle, Highly recommend watching Roger you be blown away by his body.
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  11121. This was filmed in Darwin, you need to be 16 1/2 to go for your test in the northern territory (where Darwin is located). At 16 you can get your learners that allows you to drive with a fully licensed driver in the passenger seat. After 6 months you can go for your P plate which allows you to drive but with some restrictions. And yes lots of Utes up here.
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  11122. We are from Austria and visited the UK several times with our RV / motor home / camper / ... For me driving on the "wrong side" isn't a big deal because you still drive your own, very well known car, like shifting gears with the right hand. So driving a rental car certainly would be more difficult for me than sitting on the curb side. And switching from the right to the left side of the road (and back again) never was a problem. You drive on one lane onto the ferry and leave on the other. Like flipping a switch.
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  11123. we used to put a slit in the lids of the milo tin and turn it into a money box.
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  11124. I remember that weekend. Exciting stuff, both then and now. Just a heads up if you were'nt aware, our V8 supercars had their first round on the weekend. The second race is really worth watching. Cheers.
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  11125. When I was young I pronounced Adidas the same as IWrocker but during the 80s or 90s there was a shift to the German pronunciation. I was surprised, Ian, that you didn't know Lufthansa, I knew from the word luftwaffe, luft meaning air hansa, an old German word for united. I've watched her channel for a bit over the last year or so, she has some interesting content.
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  11126. It could be argued that around two thirds of Australia is a real rust belt. For instance the Pilbara region of WA has one of the world's largest reserves of Iron Ore which is basically a form of iron oxides or rust. The rocks are red, the soil is red and any light coloured clothing worn there regularly turns a permanent light red or pink colour. Many other regions in the Outback, desert or semi-desert, had a predominantly reddish soil mainly from the iron oxide or rust in the soil. On top of that there are other regions which have a high concentration of bauxite in the soil. Bauxite is a form of reddish aluminium oxide or aluminium rust. So a lot of Australian soils are a very reddish or pinkish colour because they are basically very ancient soils rich in iron and/or aluminium that had basically rusted over the previous millions or billions of years to form massive rust belts.
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  11127. The Isle of Man Subaru lap was a Prodrive. TVR are absolutely worth a look. They are widow makers.
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  11128. Holden✌🏼
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  11129. Chrysler Valiant Charger. Just needed a four speed gearbox to beat the Holdens and Ford's in 1972. Hemi six with triple Weber carbs developed in Australia. The only Aussie two door that outsold the four door versions. Supporting the underdog.
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  11130. Every beer I’ve tried so far from Weihenstephaner has been delicious — lager, Hefeweizen, helles…. They call themselves the world’s oldest brewery — since 1040. You should try their hefe, it’s wonderful!
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  11131. 8:07 just before you pause it, the commentary tells you that the truck you're riding on board with is a manual transmission
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  11132. So happy for you and your wonderful family
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  11133. I'm going on a bit here mate, but i reckon you should land in Darwin, look around a bit and drive down thru the guts. Oh stop and have a beer in the pubs along the road. You'll have some great laughs.
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  11134. Camp Nou is undergoing very important remodeling works, when they finish the work it will not look anything like the one you saw in the video and will have a capacity of 104,000 spectators
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  11135. Seems like we are now providing your weekly grocery shopping😄
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  11136. Bubble O Bill is an ice cream on a stick. They were in the US so you might have seen them when you were a kid, although I don't think they are there now. The nose is a ball of bubble gum. March 2nd Ian, the start of Autumn. Some people go by the equinox which isn't until the 21st and honestly it really doesn't know its suppose to be Autumn with the temps we have been getting.
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  11137. The Citroen DS is such an impressive car now, back then it could have been alien tech. Watch the Jay leno garage episode on the car. 1 car I didn't see was a Volvo p1800, there are still a few on the road, but are now rare and expensive, gorgeous though. As a teenager I really wanted a 205GTI the 1600 was good the 1900 was mental!
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  11138. Thank you for keeping me, and us, entertained. Best of the season to your family for the new year
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  11139. I love promite way more than vegemite, but I still like vegemite. They both are different and depending on the day I may prefer vegemite.
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  11140. Now I'm wondering how the V16 Rolls-Royce Phantom that was assembled from parts, from an abandoned test line of that car, for the movie Johnny English Reborn, would do in that test. It was done perhaps mostly because the actor Rowan Atkinson is a massive petrolhead and asked for that car specifically for that movie. If anyone can find clips that aren't from Top Gear or the movie, perhaps Ian can react to that?
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  11141. An old 911 while it does handle great is not balanced at all, it's got all it's weight on the back, remember the engine is behind the rear axle so it turns like a pendulum, you gotta be very skilled at weight transfers to drive this fast in the corners. The RUF yellowbird was also based on a narrow-body 911 because it was considered aerodynamicly more slippery, the 911 Turbo had big fat rear fenders but not this, more power than a turbo and narrow body. It was the ultimate 911 at the time.
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  11142. As a homeless Aussie person living on the streets and in bushes, I’m not keen for this summer. I’ve been homeless for 2 years and worked in construction 8 years prior (so I’ve been outside everyday for nearly a decade.) Over the past decade, here in the south west, I’ve noticed that summers have been getting hotter, winters are becoming more savage, and the seasons are slightly lagging behind each other for some reason. After all this time, I can’t help but feel like something is out of whack… and I’m dreading this summer without a house.
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  11143. Where are you? If you are on the Central Coast and need help contact me. I was homeless (many years ago) and it was horrible . All the best
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  11144. I found it fitting that the Collingwood assistant coach, Anthony Rocca (interviewed throughout including the last line), had a brother, Saverio. They both played for Collingwood when they were younger, but after retiring, Saverio went to the US and played in the NFL as a punter for the Eagles and Redskins. If anyone will understand sport switching, and teaching Americans to kick, its the Roccas.
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  11145. just so you know Pilbara is pronounced Pilbra, I know stupid hey, the first 'a' is silent, but that's us here in Australia 😅
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  11146. A old Australian saying for goodbye is to say "who roo" my grandad used to say it all the time and now I say it to keep it alive
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  11147. They were the Yaris GR4 version, road car. 4 wheel drive, 1600cc turbo, 260bhp. Fun to drive. I drive the GRMN version, front wheel drive 1800 super charger, 206 bhp. A firm in Hampshire England have played around with the GR4 and increased to bhp to iro480.
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  11148. That Holden actually exists here in Australia , they keep it at the Holden Headquarters and take it special shows around Australia , i was lucky to see it when a Holden museum opened in a small town called Trafalgar in Gippsland, Victoria .
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  11149. In my opinion: Violet Crumble 9/10 Crunchies 8.5/10 Turkish Delight Bars 8/10 Maltesers 6/10
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  11150. A lot of trucks in Australia carry a diamond shaped sign on the trailer or rig that simply states, "Without Trucks Australia Stops". So true.
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  11151. As a French former pastry confectioner who has access to good bakeries on a daily basis I'm still mouthwatering seeing this so that's understandable that you're drooling 😅 And yes it's hard work! The small bakery I used to work in, the baker started at 1am and in the pastry lab we started at 3:30am for 10 hours shifts, 6 days per week!! It can be very fulfilling if you're really passionate about it and a hard worker. But I couldn't stand it anymore because you have to think of so many things at the same time(making dow, cooking cream, watch the oven and so many more) while being fast and precise. It's physically and mentally exhausting. Bakers are like zombies... White as hell because they don't see the sun light, eyes ringed and almost no social life
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  11152. It's a shame the Octavia wasn't one of their more successful rally cars; the Fabia on the other hand... Even the electric version (new for 2022) is phenomenal.
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  11153. 5:00 It is a Citroën Jumper. There were also the Fiat Ducato and the Peugeot Boxer, which were basically the same van with a different badge on the grill and some minor aesthetic twicks. All three are quite common in emergency vehicles.
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  11154. french here, there is not such a thing as corn syrup here. we use vegetal oil, from olive , sunflower, rapeseed,raisin, hazlnuts,or nuts... and better and cream :). bread is a huge part of our diet, with meat and vegetables. we mixe vdegetables and cereale like pasta or rice . by the way, ketchup is not a vegetables lol
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  11155. All these Towns and citys depends on the old medieval citycenters, well preserved or reconstructed after the wars. In fact there where 20000 - 25000 Castles, Keeps and Palace, some of them are Museums today, some are homes where the Descendants of the builders live, the most are only ruins or the old walls, but well preserved. The oldest castle still inhabited is Eltz Castle, inhabited for 800 years by the same family. The oldest City is Trier around 100 BC, foundet by the romans, In Aachen you can find the remains of Charlemagne in the cathedral and his throne on which he was crowned. In 1880, the Cologne Cathedral was completed after a total of 632 years of construction time, And so on ......... If you want history you have to come to europe, the living history ;) Best regrards
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  11156. the old Lancia's was the so unsafe.. Italians trying to save weight and money aren't good for drivers safety. But they were soooo fast, so well made on the days they were working. God blessed Lancia to be the best rally maker in history. Here in Scandinavia, one rally stage is going outside the kinder garden my little sisters and brother went to.
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  11157. Hi Ian, if you think 17 degrees in winter is good you should be here in Palm Cove, just north of Cairns where it is 28 degrees everyday. We come here in July because it’s usually the coldest month in Melbourne and this place is both beautiful and warm
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  11158. Here in Central Europe we had a tornado and it only slightly loosened our roof because the house is dense af built from bricks so fixing the roof didn't cost too much.
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  11159. I'm loving Pedro's style.
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  11160. Hi Ian, love your videos and the love and respect you have for Australia. My father had a Paper Nautilus shell and it was beautiful, very delicate. A good specimen can be worth a lot of money. Keep up the great videos. Hopefully you and your beautiful family will be able to visit us here in Australia one day and you can experience all we have to offer first hand.
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  11161. Im from Czechia and I didnt even know this car existed haha, love your videos man
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  11162. Never seen anyone crack an egg like that, that's was cool. Way too much fussing and mess for my liking but I bet that tastes amazing.
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  11163. There is a whole series of these road tests. Old Mopars, Buicks etc etc. The series this is from is called "Car and Track". The commentator Bud Linderman was great. You would really enjoy the series
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  11164. Ronnie O'Sullivan has apparently done 15 "perfect games" (147 points) during his career. This is the world record.
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  11165. You should review the classic Aussie movie “Chopper”. It’s about a notorious Aussie gangster played by Eric Bana. It’s an incredible movie about a wild bloke. It’s heavy, hilarious, haunting and an all round Aussie classic. There’s a lot of heavily quoted scenes in that movie that have made their way into the Aussie vernacular. It would definitely make a great reaction video.
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  11166. You should do a video on the story of the Phase 4 GTHO
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  11167. Kia Ora and welcome from NZ 👊🏼. 🇳🇿
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  11168. I went there at the end of September this year totally expecting to just go in, have a quick look and then head off. 3.5hrs later, I was walking out with a whole heap of photos and an armful of merch. It was an amazing experience and I have plans of going again soon.
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  11169. Your “g’dayhowyagoan” is getting a lot better.
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  11170. Thank you for doing my request Ian, I knew you’d enjoy this! I have been to the Aussie ski resorts a few times but I have to confess the snow is actually very icy and we don’t get the beautiful soft powder I’ve experienced in Oregon, Switzerland and New Zealand!!
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  11171. Australia’s First Nations culture is the oldest continuing culture on earth at ~75,000 years old. To put that in perspective the Ancient Egyptians came and went over about 4,000 years. Australian First Nations people lived side by side with some of the last prehistoric Megafauna on earth. So yes, they’ve seen some shit ;)
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  11172. It's like a beehive or colony of ants. The individuals just follow very simple rules but the overall effect seems like complex behaviour. As a driver you only need to use those same simple rules that regulate a normal roundabout, but you may need to apply them a few times in succession.
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  11173. I can tell you about some of the old houses in Australia, many of which are still standing and relatively normal, especially in outback and regional areas. I grew up in what is now a 120+ year old cottage that was originally built to be an Anglican Rectory (clergy house), and weirdly I've gone full circle in life after living elsewhere for many years and now own my own 90 year old cottage of exactly the same design but for one extremely rare feature: my house has a cellar, which is extremely rare. The only reason why it has a cellar is because it was originally built to be a little clergy house (denomination unknown) and the church wine was or would have been kept in the cellar. The only other houses I've personally known of to have cellars or basements in Australia were either originally a pub that was converted into a house, belonged to a very wealthy person with an extensive wine collection or some such thing, or were built on a very steep hill that allowed for a basement-like room to be built under the raised area of the house. My house cellar was never water-proofed or properly lined, it's simply a large hole dug into the ground under one of the rooms, with old Cornish style stone and lime-mortar walls, a dirt floor, and accessed via a trap door in the floor and a free-standing ladder leaning on the cellar wall. How it doesn't fill up with water every time it rains is a bit of a mystery, fortunately I'm in a desert so it doesn't rain too often and I guess that helps. My point is, cellars and basements are rare in Australia, and the older they are, the more likely they are to resemble an old farmhouse root cellar rather than an actual basement if they've actually been dug into the ground below the house. A typical thing about a lot of old cottages like mine - and I live in a town full of them - is that internal doors are often missing. The original doors are significantly smaller than a modern standard door, so replacing them is expensive because you have to either get a custom-made door, get a builder in to make your doorway larger to fit a new door, or you have to find and purchase an antique door that happens to be the right size. So, a lot of people don't bother replacing the internal doors on their old cottage homes and just hang a blanket or curtain or the like across the doorway if one of their old original doors ends up so old it starts to fall apart and break (which is common for a century old door unless it was really well made and looked after). Old homes like mine originally didn't have a bathroom attached to the house. Instead there'd be a detached or external room (had to go outside to get into the room) that would function as a laundry and bathroom, with a separate toilet further down the yard in its own little room, aka the "outback dunny", so called because it was a dunny that was out the back. Over time most such homes were renovated - usually by extending the house, or making the bathroom/laundry accessible from inside the house, and thus the bathroom moved inside the house, often with the toilet going inside as well, but not in the same room. It's very common in Australian homes for the toilet to have its own room even in much more modern homes, though it's becoming common practise to put toilets in the bathroom to save on building costs so it's becoming more "fashionable" now to have the toilet in the bathroom. Then the external/detached laundry/bathroom when it wasn't absorbed or knocked down when putting the bathroom inside the house, usually resulted in being used as just a laundry. Thus a lot of older houses have a large laundry room detached from but close to the house in the back yard rather than inside. Ensuite bathrooms aren't really much of a thing in Australia, with the exception of some very modern homes when people are willing to pay more for them to be built that way. If you come across a house in Australia where the bedrooms, or even just the master bedroom, has an ensuite bathroom, you're living in luxury. Some old cottages once had a veranda not just at the front and back but also down the side of the house (which side was usually determined by position of the house in relation to the sun), which was common at one point to enclose and turn into what we call a "sleepout" - basically a spare bedroom, either used as a guestroom or the eldest child's bedroom when a house with more kids than bedrooms no longer wanted to share a room when they reached their teenage years. Another major difference with older cottage homes is the kitchen. Unless renovated to change the layout of the house, the kitchen and dining room are one and the same, thus the kitchens are large, no island benches or anything like that, just a large space in the middle of the room for the dining table and chairs, with the kitchen sink, stove, cupboards, etc usually being relatively narrow compared with modern kitchens, lining all the walls. Lastly, colourbond steel is very commonly used for roofing on Australian houses. In fact older homes out in the hot desert area often have their external walls lined with colourbond steel, because although it heats up quickly during the day, it also cools down very fast in the evening, and can be cooled down in moments by simply spraying it with a garden hose. Unlike brick and stone which takes longer to heat up but once it's hot can take days to cool down and can turn a house into a perpetual oven after a couple of hot days, the steel-lined houses in the desert are not only cheaper to build, but easier to tolerate being inside of on a hot summer night than a brick or stone house. Just make sure you have a way to not only keep cool during the day but also stay warm in winter because a fully steel-lined house isn't going to keep you warm once the temperature gets cold outside. Ceilings are high, hallways are wide, same heat related reasons as with the homes you showed in the hotter areas of the USA.
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  11174. moo loo la ba beach is quite nice been there a few times as a wee young joey, that being said I think the best beach I have gone to is Hervey bay it's like half an hour drive from where I live.
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  11175. We would put Milo, hundreds and thousands, Nutra Grain and Ice Magic for pudding on ice cream
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  11176. If you get the chance, try some UK, French, German, Swiss, Dutch or Italian cheese
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  11177. I was going to comment the exact same thing!!!
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  11178. I think a rally driver from the era, or this guy driving the S1 in the video with more pratice, would even win the brake competition. Braking at max with no ABS and without skidding needs a lot of practice and feel for the car.
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  11179. I had 2 Kangaroos as "pets" growing up. A Western Red Jack and an Eastern Grey Jill. They lived in our yard and sometimes wandered into the house but they were great company and loved to play.
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  11180. G'day Ian, did you know that Australia and the USA actually share some geology. In Cairns they found rocks that match with rocks found in California, not sure where in California but they're there. Love the videos mate, awesome work.
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  11181. Mate , I worked in pest control for a few years . Insect wise, Centipedes are 1 of the only species that have made me uneasy when underneath the foundation of houses
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  11182. Kangaroos are daft animals, had many encounters, 1 hiking that freaked me out, it was about 7 feet tall on the Bibulmun Hiking track, I just stood still until it buggered off, hit 3 fatally in my Hilux over the years, hit one in Albany, my home town, on a golf course with my ball, it was laying down and miss hit the ball and felt kinda bad when it hit the roo, roo was unfazed,
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  11183. One of us, one of us!
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  11184. OMG that was epic 👍🤠 thats Australia right there. 😁
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  11185. We enjoyed watching the video, thank you 💎
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  11186. Not sure whether it comes in the category of inventions or not, however the very first full length feature film was made in Australia. It depicted a movie about bushranger outlaw Ned Kelly.
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  11187. Hey Ian! I dont always comment and sometimes i miss one or two videos but you are a very good and fun person and will deserve em 100k subs! Hope you have a great time with your family! -Ryan
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  11188. That was so nice to see you trying an Aussie burger. You inspired me to make one for my dinner. Thanks
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  11189. Should see inside the cab of an Aussie Road Train ,home away from home.
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  11190. I live 5km from the German border in the Netherlands, I never heard of 90% of these German songs/artists. I guess it shows once more how close European countries geographically are, while still being totally different 😀
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  11191. "The rain is not stopping them..." 😂 .... i mean it is Ireland. This is an average day in March , weatherwise. We have a similar weatherpatern, wind or water are no issue for us but put me in Arizona and i will probably die the minute i step outside. 😂. It just depends what you're used to i guess.
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  11192. You can't shoulder charge anymore. The game has changed quite alot since these games. The game has gone into the US now. It'll get bigger their soon. 👍
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  11193. Just to add to that, yes, Eric did have the car repaired and it's probably the best handling XB now as a result! :D
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  11194. The Daf 95 was from when Daf took over the running of Leyland trucks, (1987-ish) and were initially marketed in the UK as "Leyland-Daf". As it happens, Paccar, the parent company of Daf, who control the likes of Kenworth and Peterbilt, marketed small Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks in the US using what were originally Leyland cabs!
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  11195. First time I seen this years ago made my eyes 👀 jump out of my head, must be eight million dollars worth of cars in that shed or more. 🤑🤑🤑
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  11196. 5:58 looks like a GAZ-69
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  11197. Zdravím z České Republiky 👋 ( you have good pronunciation ) 👍
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  11198. Hey Ian, really enjoy your vids. I used to live in Bathurst, and here's a little something you may not know. Conrod Straight used to run, as a straight, from where it starts on Forrest's Elbow... all the way down to Murray's Corner. The Chase was added later. I had a friend who lived on Forrest's Elbow, and in my early-mid teens when I visited, I rode my pushbike all the way own, and that alone was scary, before you got to the first rise you were flying! And the cars would hit speed records flying down the straight before breaking hard for the corner.
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  11199. That steering wheel is mint. ALOT of ppl restoring cars would pay alot for it.
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  11200. I highly suggest installing a mod for more cargo options
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  11201. All I've done to mine is changed the valve springs and threw a bigger turbo on and ended up with 620hp at the wheels. Of course I needed exhaust, fuel system and intercooler upgrades, but the engine is stock besides valve springs
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  11202. I live in Denmark, where high curbs are also the norm. But Denmark is also a world leader in wind turbine production. So especially, over the last 30 years, many intersections have been rebuilt, especially around all the factories that make these wind turbines and blades, so that transportation of these giants is much easier. Curbs have been lowered and many roundabouts have an asphalt drive-through with gates that are usually closed, but opened, during heavy, long transports. I lived close to one of these factories for many years, and seeing these transports on the roads was pretty mesmerizing, when I was younger. Now, it's just the norm.
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  11203. That would be cool to see you own and drive a Holden one day
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  11204. I will go to Prague this summer, I am already excited.
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  11205. If you visit Sydney sometime, be sure to let us know. Would love to take you to every car show that occurs during your stay. It's a blast!
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  11206. Fun fact: The amount of stupid people in the world hasn't changed throughout history it's just since the internet that they can all congregate together in one spot making us notice them more.
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  11207. the second woman came later as a part of the mail segment then replaced anne marie when she quit, there was another called ranger stacey who was an actual ranger and went on to host her own show after
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  11208. I learned to drive with a manual transmition with 16 gears (can go to 18), but when I started driving on my own I got a automatic and I can't say I miss the manual lol. But automatic beeing standard is still fairly recent here in europe aswell, so I'm sure a lot of the drivers who drove manual for yrs and got used to it probably miss it. With my private car I prefer manual over automatic cause that's what I'm most used to and feel like I have better control of the car with manual.
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  11209. The safety issue was definitely an issue when I visited the US, I was wanting to take pics in certain streets and my friend said that I had to be careful and came with me to make sure I was safe, I never had to worry about this in Aus. Also I had a crazy experience where I was spirited away from a party in a high class apartment building and it was for nefarious reasons, which I fortunately survived, but this is something that had never happened to me in The US. I think our general safety is a given here in Aus, and we are more naive and trusting in general, where as you shouldn’t let your guard down in US. . But I also found that so many Americans are welcoming. I think it’s just a larger population and therefore more sharks in it.
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  11210. Kenny Wallace has obviously lost his mind, lol! ❤️🇦🇺
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  11211. In my younger years the local lake had sewage leak into it, the shire put up signs warning people not to come into contact with the poo water! So I flogged the sign and hung it above my toilet… it always got some laughs! 🇦🇺
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  11212. The small Toyota is smaller than the Yaris. It's a Toyota Aygo - tiny car with amazing fuel economy built in cooperation with Citroen and Peugeot (Citroen C1 and Peugeot 108 are basically the same care with different badges). Depending on the model year you can expect between 3.9 and 4.5 l / 100km (52 to 60 mpg) - the newer Aygo X uses the bigger platform of the Yaris, got raised by a few inches (so that they can call it Crossover^^) and gets slightly worse gas mileage of about 4.8l/100 (49mpg). And it is actually produced in Czechia.
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  11213. No Radegast beer? Oh well, it is hard to get any Czech stuff in the USA, so I ain't disappointed, just that Radegast is my favorite (I live near Ostrava so probably biased lol). 1:55 That is absolutely correct, good job!
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  11214. I think Emma stole the show from Pedro this time! Such a cutie 😍
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  11215. French manuals are pretty simple: For making the carriage walking at the first speed, take back the drag of the wheel backward crowbar of the right completely and progressively, while you hurl the mover till his starting. For taking the second speed, push rapidly at the crowbar forward without brutality and engage all its strength. For stopping, though, you're on your own.
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  11216. In Germany, Austria and probably other european countries too. The Supermarkets with their own brands usually try to make it very clean, when it comes to the ingredients. Plus they mostly give an organic option too. So youll find organic cola of the supermarket brand, which has like 4 ingredients max lol
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  11217. Yeah I noticed that motorbike too. Perfect timing! 😂
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  11218. There are obviously a lot of variations on the theme when it comes to houses but quite a lot of older houses in Queensland used to have the laundry on the ground. In the case of a lowset you'd walk out the back door and down 3 or so steps to a covered semi-enclosed laundry area, perhaps with a full concrete floor. The toilet was there too. My 60's era fibro box used to be like that but at some stage in its life the laundry was raised up to the level of the rest of the house. The concrete slab and mounting points for the old dunny wall are still there. Highset houses can have the laundry area underneath the house.
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  11219. You need to check out Rodney Rude for some funny stuff.
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  11220. You need to react to Mad Mike, he is drifter legend, also his RX7, RX8 and MX5 are just nuts.
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  11221. Actually, I live in Bundaberg about 15 minutes away in bagara, 🎉a stunning coastal town with many beautiful views .
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  11222. You obviously had fun doing this reaction. I enjoyed it too.👍
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  11223. Make your own. Add one or two tablespoons of normal Milo to a bowl of vanilla ice cream on top. Mix as you go. Also when having cold use lots and have a spoon on hand because it doesn't desolve well cold. But bloody awesome. You'll work it out. And for those cold mornings desolve in very little hot water and either add hot or cold milk. Always use 2-3 tablespoons not tea spoons. Cant over do it. Another favourite is just spoon it straight onto the mouth from tin. Supervise the kids though if they give it a crack. Lungs don't like Milo. Love watching you guys.. When I can afford it would love to send you a box of goodies as well. Cheers 👍
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  11224. Extra info on the the yellow RS4 after 12:01: The RS version only existed as wagon, they didnt build a sedan with that engine.
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  11225. The Ferris wheel is only out during summertime, it is hosted by Skyline attractions and it travels across Australia. The railway station can go out as far as Gawler (53km away) and have both electric Bombardier trains and Diesel trains. We also have the best voted restaurant in Adelaide in the Botanic Garden. The Art gallery apparently has a 1930 penny on display. The central market has affordable cheese (mainly from the Barossa, and other regions) The temperature in Adelaide (in winter is quite cold, and in summer is quite warm.) Currently La Niña is affecting the weather here, so lots of rain. The botanic gardens currently have plants that are flowering. There is also another botanic garden hidden up in Mount Lofty. Regarding Wine. Most are made in the Barossa region, the Riverland region, and Maclaren Vale. The “Semaphore beach” is in fact a town called Glenelg. The railway system is quite interesting. So might be a good video to watch.
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  11226. Here in The Netherlands little kids start to race on this in minitracks. They hope to compeed in MotoGP 1 day
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  11227. The partial enclosure for the car carrier is to reduce broken windshields on the cars, lots of stone damage on outback roads if you follow or pass a road train
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  11228. Eggs and Bacon Bay, Snug, Bagdad, Eagle Hawk Neck and many more....
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  11229. Check out their 3 part Kimberly ranges vid. True Australian outback 👍👍
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  11230. Benzene apparently is a chemical compound. In Hungary we call gasoline benzin, but what's more interesting is we call diesel 'gázolaj', which sounds very much like 'gasoline', doesn't it?!
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  11231. Cheers for the upload Ian, been eagerly waiting for some nrl content. Hope to see more. Have a good one champ. 🤙
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  11232. The best water I ever had was in Slovenia. It was, quite literally coming out of a mountain spring in the Alps. It was icy cold and quite delicious
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  11233. Ahem… Auto Union (Audi) Type C. A 1930s 248 mph V16 terror machine. You’ll love it.
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  11234. Larko is so iconic. V8 Supercars wouldn't be the same without him.
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  11235. Aww She is absolutely gorgeous. I love her name. Congratulations again Ian,Daniella, Emma and Andrew. Emma is so cute vlogging. Sending my love to you all ❤
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  11236. I live in Western Sydney the hottest I've got is 48.9°C or 120.0°F
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  11237. A HSV GTSR W1 Maloo sold at auction in January 2021 for a record price $1.05 million
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  11238. Ian and Dani and your lovely kids are amazing. This video was perfect. Simple and to the point that some Americans don’t get. It’s truly an Australian mateship thing. I wonder what else we can do as a community to help out.
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  11239. Red and yellow flags are definitely legit. They indicate two things, first, a safe swimming area (generally means no rip), and second, that the area is patrolled/serviced/monitored by life savers. No flags = no life savers on duty. Cost of living is an interesting one... Sydney is most expensive, but has highest incomes, then Melbourne. Hobart and Perth can be a little higher due to remoteness and cost of transport to get things to them, but housing is cheaper.
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  11240. I've been to Lord Howe Island with some mates it was raining when we arrived and my mates said "Lord Howe did we come here with all this rain". The people on Lord Howe speak with a very strange accent not like any other Australians. There is a beach where you can swim and there are fish in the water all around you they are not frightened away by humans. Nice place it is similar latitude to Brisbane
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  11241. Nacka, Stockholm, Sweden here! We have gotten plenty of snow this year. There’s so many plows around on the highways the Scania’s and Volvo’s trucks are common. On the local streets we got a lot of tractor based machines in a variety of sizes, some really small for clearing sidewalks with integrated sanders for traction so you don’t slip and fall when out walking.
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  11242. Thank you, Ian, I’ve lived here 53 years, travelled widely across the world, and never realized this is a big difference for most Australian cities! I’d agree with the others who point out our many green spaces like Hyde Park in Sydney serve much of the same function as city squares. But it feels weird I’ve never noticed this before today!!
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  11243. As a Mopar guy you need to check Chrysler Australia Hemi six with the triple Webber
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  11244. When I was living in Moscow (2015-2018) and coming back to NZ for vacations, Apex car rentals has a lot of NIssan Wingroad as their cheapest "road trip" cars. I found them good to rent. A little underpowered but otherwise pleasant. One of my GFs in Moscow had a Toyota Noah .. and RHD drive too. My sister had a ~1990 Super Windy (Yaris, more or less) for many years, just replaced it last year. You can pretty much see all these Japanese car models in Russia too, more in the Far East (just a ferry ride from Japan), but some do make their way to Moscow.
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  11245. It would be right to say that most Scania's are actually the 6 cylinders, since it is the often cheaper and more economical option brand new. However the V8 is definitely still around 💪 Edit: Currently, the I6's go up to 560hp and the V8 starts at 530.
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  11246. Hello from south of France 🇫🇷, to the sea across Montpellier. Friday 15th, we had 42°C afternoon 107,6°F. Extremely hot. This monday 18th, probably the most heat in history everywhere in France with temps records 🔥 Have a good day. Salut! 😉
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  11247. Ha Ha Ha, that's the first time I've seen that ad also ( I don't watch tv either) Sam is a great Aussie Ambassador and a great footy player back in the day. I like your genuine reactions and comments mate, looking forward to your next one.
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  11248. I learned a lot, thanks. Sometimes words don´t needed ;-).
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  11249. Happy Christmas to u Ian and all your lovely FAMILY! Safe Holidays! 🥰💕💙💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕from Australia!
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  11250. 08:55 Black Friday was introduced in Sweden within the past five years or so. Yes, there are some who go shopping on Black Friday (if the discounts are unbelievable), but there's usually no craze (also much of it is done online). 🤷 12:00 Yeah, no. Only some diners and restaurants do this in Sweden, but most charge a dollar or two for a refill. I missed the time stamp, cuz I wasn't gonna comment in the first place, but now that I've commented anyway..! In Sweden, food scraps go into a separate trash bag (usually paper), which is then sorted as composting.
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  11251. now ya just need cold chisel's Flame tree's playing in the background
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  11252. and one more comment... the Ebay food thing is weird. This is like looking in the 'imports' section at the supermarket. These are not normal Australian grocery items for the most part. Since our major grocery stores do online home delivery or pickup Ebay isnt the place to shop for normal food.
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  11253. The first two cars are Citroën Diane, not 2CV. Very similar sister car, though.
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  11254. There are glow worm caves located in the blue mountains ... plus the Abercrombie and Jenolan Caves half way between Sydney and Bathurst. Bathurst is known for cars, gold and caves.
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  11255. Ian. Love the reactions man. I'm glad you finally found this. Keep looking. There are some insane videos of this and also check out the rock bounce buggy's. So good.
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  11256. Just a side note When you get to Mailtime, I include a couple of Learner's "L" plates and two Red (first 2,years) and Two Green (3rd year) Provisional "P" plates in our box.
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  11257. Bushell’s Tea is flavourful especially with a generous slurp of milk in it. Even the kids will like it, especially if you make it in a special cup with a little extra milk and perhaps half a teaspoon of sugar, just to give it a sweet hint.
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  11258. The first plant fossil was found on the top of a mountain in Australia. And the Kimberleys is larger than Great Britain
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  11259. You should have a look at Portuguese architecture, not only Portugal was one of the only countries who wasn't bombed during WWII, but Lisbon was also the First town built to resist Earthquakes ! It Inspired Japanese, as there was a Japanese representation , in Lisbon, at that time! +Portugal has it's own unique styles of architecture!
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  11260. Yes, desalination plants are absolutely a thing, but they’re an expensive and energy-hungry thing. We’ve got one serving Melbourne and Perth has them too, so there’s a certain amount of study and costs-benefit analysis needed before you put one in. Melbourne’s was built toward the end of the Millennium Drought to ensure water security as reserves had dropped to about 25% or something crazy. Of course Murphy Law kicked in and the bloody drought broke before construction was complete, but it’s there if we need it and it’s been used a handful of times since it came on line. I’d guess Adelaide would need to grow a bit before it needs one.
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  11261. Hi Ian, you are right about the Rallye situation employing the best drivers. I say this because most driving involves traction, then it gets loose and they recover. Rallye is the opposite in most stages whereby the drivers are in a very loose environment, so they are sliding most of the time. Group B was like unlimited class, hence the video title. I know Nth America refer to your continent as 'The World' but WRC is World Rally Championship, including ALL of the World except Nth America, tho Kenny from the Block had a short stint. Lots of fantastic drivers during this class and currently. Look up Walter Rohrl, who drove for Lancia amongst others - there is a bit of footage available about him! Here is a great clip from inside the car, showing what the driver sees, plus you get to listen to the Nav reading thru his pace notes, as the driver must know what to expect before he gets there. https://youtu.be/0YtcA8v-6g8 https://youtu.be/bK_toF3uDt8 Cheers mate.
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  11262. If you like it, you should also take a look at the series "Feuer & Flamme" I think there is a version with english subs, but not sure about that. The show follows the firefighters with body cams and interviews, really good show.
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  11263. Fun fact: Stardust was the predecessor of Daft Punk, thats why they sound the same and look very similar.
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  11264. What's also strange and impractical is that the US has still not switched to the much more practical and less error-prone metric system. It's also such an anachronism with electricity: 110 V and huge, clunky sockets.
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  11265. These songs are from my childhood and I loved all of them. Spargo is Dutch (the Netherlands) Soulsister is from Belgium Sabrina, Matia Bazar, Spagna, Toto Cutugno, Ryan Paris, Baltimora, Al Bano & Romina Power, Gazebo, Ricchi e Poveri, Raf (the Original 'Self Control'), Baltimora are Italian Desireless, France Gall, Vanessa Paradis (had a relation with Johnny Depp), Bandolero are French Trio, Sandra, Peter Schilling, Münchener Freiheit are German Visage, Yazoo, Princess, Alison Moyet, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, Freeez, Eight Wonder (with now actrice Patsy Kensit), Aneka, Climie Fisher, Imagination, Living in a Box, Bucks Fizz, Murray Head (a song from the musical Chess) are British Ivan, Mecano are Spanish Stephanie from Monaco (It is actually Princess Stephanie from Monaco, daughter of Grace Kelly) Falco, Opus are from Austria
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  11266. I live in Bundaberg Queensland Australia, and it's nice to see products from home.
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  11267. Just wanted to say, as much as us Aussies truly love our country, love you watching these videos, we also are interested in the rest of the world :D Please do some more geographical, historical interesting videos about spiritual places in the US and other parts of the world.
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  11268. Not sure if you've heard of the Mosconi Cup (9-ball) but in the first few years that they really tried to promote it on tv over here they had some snooker legends representing Europe including Jimmy White, Alex Higgins, Steve Davis and Ronnie O'Sullivan. Ronnie was playing both right and left handed and the snooker boys made that cueball dance. It could be worth checking out.
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  11269. Great video. Dukkah works well with grilled fish, and we often used it as a seasoning after trout fishing trips. Never had the Golden Gaytime popcorn myself - it's better known as a classic Aussie icecream, so you'll have to try it when you come over.
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  11270. Rundle Mall balls in Adelaide. Adelaide really is a great city in spite of all of the putdowns from other cities inhabitants. Great architecture, great beaches, Adelaide hills, wine regions close etc etc etc. Don't tell anyone please as we like it the way it is. A Kookaburra, ha ha pidgeon, stole a sausage out of our frypan on our last camping trip.
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  11271. Fun fact. America is one of the initial signatory's for the metric system and their standard measure's by which all measures are based on are metric. They have to convert it to imperial. All this means it makes even less sense. Also you will find American scientist's use metric.
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  11272. The smile on your face while driving ….that’s what it’s about 👌🏻🔥
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  11273. That camera angle through the swimming pool section at Monaco is probably one of the best on the calendar… The last clip in the wet was funny because I remember them talking about wet tyres at the Dutch GP over the weekend… They were saying that the full wet tyres can fill a bathtub in 1 second with the amount of water they push out, that’s mind boggling 🤯
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  11274. New Zealander here. The guy with the list of cars probably isn't old enough to remember all the shitty old British cars we used to have, but they were a special kind of strange too. They would also make an interesting list. My first car was a 1970 Austin Maxi. It had a five speed gearbox, although I don't know why because I could never go fast enough to get into fifth gear. Then came two Austin 1100s. Smaller but much better than the Maxi, and also known as Land Crabs (not an official name. They just look like crabs is all). After that I moved into Japanese cars, which are far less interesting. The good thing about those crappy old British cars is that they were simple. I'm not particularly mechanically adept, but even I managed to repair head gaskets on the 1100s, and could do oil changes with ease. Flat battery? An 1100 was small enough I could crash start it by pushing it down the road. The Maxi once overheated on me when I was driving in the country. I couldn't find any water anywhere, so I filled the radiator with a bottle of lemonade. It did me until I got home and could refill the water. These stories seem amusing now from a distance of 30 years, but I'm eternally grateful for the reliability of more modern Japanese cars (More modern is relative - I drive a 2004 Toyota Camry).
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  11275. Just found you… I’m an old woman that lived in Europe (W-Germany) for more than a decade and South America for a few yrs. Now I live in rural Missouri…. Lmao. I felt I have been isolated in my thoughts and opinions for yrs. This is soooo refreshing, Ty for putting a smile on my face.😂❤ cheers, bist nächste mal
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  11276. I had a bunch of those Rally VHS tapes when i was a kid back in the 90's. Think they were called "Crash, Boom, Bang". Just lots of Swedish/Finnish rally crashes. Loved it. Often including a finnish spectator yelling Ooooooi oooooi oooooooooooooooiiiiiiii!
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  11277. That's really sad Ian, and yes postage is expensive! Surely it did not leave Australia like that, an empty open box would not be traveling all that way without enquiry! Feel bad for Sam, hope he has pics & receipts? Tasmania fan? 🤔 Your family deserve these "thoughtful gifts", if you guys were living here, it would still happen! 🤗 I'm mainly sending supermarket giftcards this year, to spread more feasting, joy and fun around and save postage!🧑‍🎄 Reading and snacks for winter, a great time to dream! Take care guys! 🥰
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  11278. As a Norwegian I must admit I both envy and admire the car/racing culture in Suomi and perhaps in particular Sweden. They have loads of meets where you can compete other amateur-racers in beat up cars. Would love to visit that one day. I had one of my weirdest experiences behind a steering wheel in Sweden a few summer vacations back. My wife, two kids and I were cruising down the highway somewhere between Gøteborg and Malmö, when we suddenly heard a very loud engine coming from our left. There, driving towards us down the on-ramp to enter the highway in my opposite direction, came a Formula car. It happened so fast that I couldn't even see if it was a Formula 1 or 2 car. I made everybody in the car promise that they had seen the same thing I did. 😲 Could never have happened in Norway.
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  11279. All your observations are so accurate. Good on ya mate
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  11280. Love watching you and your family. Can't wait to see you trying all the goodies, especially my favourite musk sticks. You should check out the episodes of Bluey banned in America.. from memory there are 2.
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  11281. At a recent international wine awards in Germany, Australia snared 43 gold medals including Best in Show, all from South Australian wineries 🍷
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  11282. Nice comments Come and try it You so welcome to come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 🙂
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  11283. I love Scania, best trucks ever!
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  11284. The 2nd most hydrated person on YT just after BadlandsChugs
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  11285. If i could add tons of likes to your channel, i would. I've seen lots of your videos and really like them. YT should offer you a Europe tour, which you deserve. You're a great person !
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  11286. That's way we called the sunburnt country
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  11287. I live in Canberra, my dad was a Marshall for this race, he was waving the yellow flag you can see in the top left corner at 0:33
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  11288. That's it?! So short 😅 I'm in my 50s, so 2005 doesn't feel that long ago to me - but I agree that technology and platforms have changed dramatically since then.
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  11289. Good things happen to Good people.
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  11290. Hi Ian, the letter "Ö" is pronouced like the letter "I" in sir. Don`t know why I watched 4 dudes drinking beer.😂Prost!
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  11291. 708 wickets mate, more than anyone, I am still in shock that he and Rod just died, two of the best cricket players of all time
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  11292. Really enjoying your content lately.. it’s a good mix up
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  11293. Every thing is perfect with your camera work and your little review 🙏
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  11294. Its a wee bit sad that the world we grew up in is essentially disappearing. Now Tesla make a car that is faster than the F40, a tenth of the price and makes no sound at all. Sigh.... My first car was a 1977 Ford Fairmont with a 351 Cleveland engine and no power steering, or power anything for that matter. It was fast, loud and when you got where you were going you were exhausted. Those were the days.
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  11295. I did the US state one and got 46. I struggles with Massachusetts as well. Forgot Wyoming, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Kentucky. Most of my US geographic knowledge comes from watching wrestling as a kid and Family Guy.
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  11296. LoL, this is a silly video you did but you might be on to something. Window tint goes on the inside of the glass not the outside that way it keeps the shine and it's protected. To do the entire window I imagine you would not be able to see out very good at all with the spray however I'm not sure if you ever see the rear window of some cars that have the dot matrix it's called around the border of the glass just a bunch of small dots that sometimes when tinting over them it looks bad because it doesn't lay flat. You could do the outer edge with this stuff then us actual tint on the rest! Some guys us spray paint on the dots but then you lose the visibility out of that section so this may be a better solution to that problem!!!
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  11297. Octane number: it determines the parameter of the fuel that tells about its resistance to knocking combustion. As in Europe we have small-capacity car engines at the same time used to the limit, that's why such fuels are used to reduce the risk of knocking ignition . Therefore, fuel taps are recommended for racing and sports cars . In no case does higher octane increase engine power per se. What's more, the additives contained in it, which are intended to increase LO, in effect reduce the amount of energy that the fuel can deliver from a given volume unit during the combustion process. Typically, as the octane number increases, the calorific value of the fuel decreases, which actually results in a decrease in power, not an increase. Such fuels are suitable for highly strained engines, especially those with a high degree of compression, i.e. equipped with atmospheric supercharging (turbocharger, compressor), nitrous oxide injection or reaching high rotational speeds.
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  11298. one of the secrets behind the offroad capability is the huge number of gears the unimog has
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  11299. The old Geelong Gaol is creepy! You can spend a night there if you want to haha. Very cool history too
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  11300. A relative worked as a housemaid/cook on stations around Roma, Barcalden area in western Queensland. she talked about min min lights amongst other strange stuff she experienced between 1959-1963 Another thing worth checking out if you like this sort of stuff from Australia, is the Glowing Cross near Lismore NSW. It was an ordinary granite cross, that was stolen from the grave, and when it was found and returned, it would randomly glow. even made the newspaper. relatives dragged me and my full sib (we were 8 & 6 respectively when they took us out in the middle of the night) but it didn't do anything when we were there thankfully. Just going out to the place was creepy as hell, since you have to cross over graves that had the head stones removed, to actually get a look at it.
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  11301. Hi Guys love your show. Would love to see you react to womens rugby and rugby league. Much love from NZ
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  11302. Tim Tams are nice straight out of the freezer.
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  11303. A lot of people have already commented what the blown diffuser is but if you do another video on this make sure to find a vid of the Renault (or lotus Renault whatever it was called back then), they went with a different concept forward facing exhausts and that car sounds damn terrifying!
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  11304. Hi Ian , a temp hack for you , take the Celsius number, double it and add 30 . That’ll give you Fahrenheit within a degree or two , likewise with Fahrenheit, divide by 2 and minus 30 . Taught to me by my RAF dad more than 40 years ago.
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  11305. I have had a look at the Milo website (Australia) and most of the lines shown are not listed. None of the instructions include using water although in the past I have used a small amount of hot water to dissolve the Milo before adding cold milk.
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  11306. Green clouds mean the sign of a hail storm
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  11307. A fact pple don't know is that audi was originally named horch after it's CEO, but he got fired from his company. He went ahead to create another company called Audi. The four rings on the Audi grille represent a company: Audi, Horch, Auto Union and Wanderer.
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  11308. For me it is Promite first ( try on toast with a slice of swiss cheese too), vegemite is good too but comes second. The Limey product , marmite , is just a waste of time bothering with.
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  11309. The bloopers that they couldn't air are even better! I love how you've picked up some of our slang, even slurring Austraylya like we do 😂
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  11310. The small size of most Multicars is their big advantage. They can fit through narrow spaces, like snow-plowing on sidewalks. They also have a HUGE enthusiast community, including sizeable meets.
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  11311. I believe the coin trick is almost as old as the straight 6. Balancing out a W-engine is probably a bit more complicated. Interesting cars to look at? - The Koenigsegg Gemera, a drive train like you have never heard of before, amazing innovation. - Fiat s76, not smooth at all. You couldn't balance a wet towel on that engine. - Pre WWII Porsche hybrids - Jeremy Clarkson testing the Spyker (Audi engine but that's not the most interesting) for Top Gear. Top Gear at it's best because about the car. - Mercedes 600, der Grosser. The favourite of the worst dictators. Amazing engineering. - Citroen has also done some amazing engineering, with their hydropneumatics among many other innovation. The Citroen SM being the most interesting, especially engine wise. - Pre WWII Tatra luxury cars are something else too.
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  11312. The Australian driver is much derided regarding their driving skills. The truth be known, the accident and death rate on Australian roads is comparable to many of the best European countries and has one third the accident and death rates of the USA. The worst drivers I have watched are Russian. They are absolutely super aggressive and shockingly badly skilled at driving.
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  11313. the van at the 6 minute mark is the ford supervan 4, full electric with more power than 2 f1 cars (2,038hp) and 0-60 in less than 2 seconds
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  11314. about that Setra Bus: Setra is a German bus brand of EvoBus GmbH, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG which itself is owned by Mercedes-Benz. Some brands that are also part of Daimler Trucks that are more known for Americans include Freightliner, Western Star and the bus manufacturer Thomas Built Buses, Inc. (commonly known as Thomas; mostly known for their yellow school buses)
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  11315. You did really well for your first time! It was cool watching you figure it out. Some tips I could offer you, try to use as much track as you can. You took a lot of turns on the inside and burnt up all your speed on exit because you had to take a tighter line. You really only wanna go to the inside if there's a car right on you that you want to block from taking the inside line to pass. Also, when you're heavy braking, you can really downshift quite quickly and that will help you slow down more via engine braking. It takes a hot minute to get used to how quickly these things stop and go. They're unlike anything else. If you're into motorsports, you have GOT to get yourself a full sim rig at some point in your life. It's at the point now where sometimes I forgot I'm not in an actual car when I'm using my rig. They also make for oodles of interesting content ;)
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  11316. Enjoy your time with the family :) And for all the rest.... I think people merely react on how you present yourself. Your curiosity is nice to see. Furthermore, we all get to learn from other parts of the world through your channel on a field that is hardly shared like this. The whole comparison between the US, Europe, Australia,... on mostly the automotive and infrastructural side of life kind of triggered to watch more and keep watching. And it's not cheesy to be thankful and to share that. It's like you said it: the world as a whole is beautiful to experience.
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  11317. Make a video on the Group 5 Zakspeed Ford Capri that was insane car
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  11318. Limited monetization only means that YouTube advertising partners do not consider the video/video content to be fully advertisable - for various reasons. Could be a limited and very specific demographic or the more obvious reasons like violence or sexual content. For your Australia videos, i suspect that the demographic might just not meet most advertisers needs. Kind of a lame reason - but the most common.
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  11319. Pilbara is pronounced Pill-- Bra
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  11320. Thanks buddies for the kind words. Really his skills as a pilot were a real prestige to behold. But what makes me admire him beyond his undeniable skills was his desire to help the Brazilian people. My country was going through difficult times at that time and he surpassed the legendary fame of a great pilot and ended up becoming a true hero. Literally. In life he helped millions of children. And today, (at his request to his family) your institute continues its legacy, always welcome to the present day. Annually, the organization trains thousands of educators and its programs directly benefit millions of students in more than 1,300 cities in different regions of Brazil. It's awesome how can one person influence a nation so positively with worthy values. The longing gets small when you see so much grace achieved. :)
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  11321. If you had a power failure, you can probably only survive 3 days with those tim tams
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  11322. Another great video, and yes for the better part, Australians will go out of their way to help another. Which as you have said is Great to see in these times. So yes the Sunshine State is Queensland. Coles is a Major Supermarket here in Australia, We all so have Woolworths, Independent Grocers of Australia (IGA) and Aldi, of and Private Grocers as well You are also correct about that being a Holden Dealership, and yes they are becoming Less and less, as the Parent Company in the US said it was too expensive to continue manufacturing the with us being Right-hand Drive. Our Holden Dealership saw the light and is now our Ford Dealership (Plus many more). I also wanted to say I was watching one of the last Mail unboxing, and saw that you got some stuff from Bunnings. These guys are really only new to Australia (possibly last 10 years, maybe longer in the Capital cities) But we also have Mitre 10, Which has been around for a very longtime, I am sure there are others but not out in our Rural Areas, that I have seen. Anyway I hope and Pray that you and your Family are all doing well. I think it really adds that extra personal touch and shows that the whole family are involved and agree whole Heartedly with you and your new experiences with Australia. Keep up the Great Content. Take Care Gordon - NSW
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  11323. I've never been to Coober Pedy either but this blows my mind too - image how quiet it would be ! Another fascinating video, so entertaining. You rock...pun intended lol
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  11324. Came straight from seeing you in the comments of Bruce Wilson’s live to see you have a new video up 😁 happy days. Keep the content coming.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  11325. So glad you did this, thanks heaps! Most YouTubers loose my interest when they ask you to like, comment and subscribe, but then ignore you when you do as they've asked. I mentioned this Greg Murphy Lap of the Gods a couple of videos ago and everyone wanted to see the NASCAR legend ride along and rightfully so, it's a great video. However, you managed to please all by doing both! Top job! My comments for this video are firstly, do you remember when Ambrose almost had a fight on the side of the track after his big crash (you say wreck)? That was with this New Zealand born Bathurst legend Greg Murphy, it was Ambrose versus Murphy. Murphy's lap of 2:06.8594 was groundbreaking and sorry (Google needed) I don't know exactly but I am sure it held for over ten years. Lap times are around 5+ seconds faster these days. I did put Murphy on pole position for the race which he won the next day (his 3rd Bathurst 1000 win). Greg also won the next year (his 4 and last win at Bathurst) You seemed interested in the car, I can tell you that not many know some of these details. The car has a chassis number, HRT 043 The car despite displaying number 51 was affectionately known as "Dancer 43" and already had great history as it was originally a Holden Racing Team (HRT) Commodore with Craig Lowndes as the pilot. It was an old series Commodore VT that was updated to become a VX Commodore in 2003 when it was over 3 to 5 years old. So Murphy did the Lap of the Gods (missed a gear remember) in an old car that was second hand while most had new cars. Then going on to win again not only the next day, but again the next year. HRT 043 became KRT 043 (KMart Racing Team) to some but I believe the chassis number was unchanged. Despite what everyone thinks that car was not the winning car displaying the same paint work the next day, for some reason they used its sister car HRT 044 for Greg Murphy and co-driver Rick Kelly to go on and win the race in. I can't find out much more without spending time Googling other than HRT 043 went back to Holden Racing Team as a spare car and was up for sale in 2006 but the sale fell through. It was reported to be restored to the "51 KMart" livery in 2018. Also restored to the same "51 KMart" livery was the 2003 & 2004 Bathurst winning car HRT 044 which was up for sale in 2019 for an undisclosed amount. Cars like these are extremely rare and priceless and often sold for over a million dollars. Despite this sometimes they're in retro races and driven as hard as ever. It's not impossible for retro or classic races to have a $15M dollar value for just the top 10 entrants. Add about 30% for USD. I enjoyed this and despite being a ford fan, I can still get goosebumps watching Murph (as we call him) in his Holden Commodore doing what I still call the best lap ever. Thanks for reading, comment if you did.
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  11326. This is an absolute classic video and is regularly quoted online 😂😂 A wave? At sea? Chance in a million...
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  11327. So many stories and tidbits about 2CVs, too many to mention really. How it only had one headlight originally (cost!), how it was a movie star, how my sister and I would slap each other when we saw a green one (can you tell we're Gen X yet), how in Dutch and German they're nicknamed "Duck", etc etc! Pure nostalgia these things
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  11328. Happy resident of Adelaide. We tend to get a bad rap from the eastern states, we get labeled boring because maybe our night clubs aren't as good as Melbourne and Sydney. If you like nature tourism, food, and wine, Adelaide is perfect. Also a good sized CBD for walking around, you just cant get lost in our square grid city. They even showed my home at Glenelg, just to the left of the ferris wheel you saw at the start. And yes, South Australia is home to Australia's largest wine region, the Barossa Valley, but on top of that we have the McLaren Vale and the Southern Vales area, Adelaide Hills region, and those are just the ones near enough to Adelaide for a day trip.
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  11329. Now let's watch Robert Kubica in rally!
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  11330. Strange thing in Finland is our super weird alcohol laws. You cannot buy alcohol from any store between 9pm and 9am. You also can't get more than 5,5% alcohol stuff outside the dedicated government run liquer store Alko (or from a bar/restaurant that has to buy their stuff from Alko). The age limit for beer and such "lighter" (max 22%) drinks is 18 and hard booze is 20, BUT bars can serve anyone over 18 anything they have and they can sell the stuff way later than 9pm. I think the latest (or earliest haha good one dad) bars can be open is 4am. Don't quote me on that last one because they keep changing it As a side note it's technically illegal to drink in public, but no one really gives a crap as long as you behave yourself
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  11331. I shop at Morrisons, a UK supermarket now under US ownership. I can purchase most ofthe item scovered for aproximately 75 ish % of the prices quoted , yet we do have other supemarkets that will be even cheaper!
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  11332. Ian, the change in currency to Australian dollars and cents was a big deal back then. Film on Australia preparing to change from pounds shillings and pence currency and why giving the example of how difficult currency arithmetic was with pounds shillings and pence or LSD as it was often abbreviated to. https://youtu.be/5ZTeWLA1LAs Even grade four schoolkids would have to learn that arithmetic before decimal currency. The song was heard so much and so catchy that Australians over a certain age can still sing the song or at least remember the change over date of the 14th of February 1966.
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  11333. for the Canadian GP, all the border inspections and transport to the track is made by LaFrance transport. it's allways a big week for them when F1 come to Montréal. fun fact, this year for Miami GP, the guys who's in charge for the borders inspections at LaFrance transport, as been ask to go in Miami to help them with inspections borders and logistics. Many Marshall's from Montréal help too for the race in Miami! have a nice day from Montréal.
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  11334. Don't forget that Vinea is Slovak drink. And Kofola is Czechoslovakian. Now is produced in Rajecká Lesná Slovakia. 👍🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰
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  11335. Usually a "G'day" from me, all on it's own. I hardly ever use the mate unless stressing that the person I am speaking to is definitely not now, or EVER going to be my mate... especially if the sentence starts with "Listen mate!...." I will refer to someone as a mate though when telling someone else about a friend of mine.
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  11336. Ian, I think you are becoming an Aussie especially appreciating the warped Aussie sense of humour. Love it!
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  11337. In "the old days" all manuals had a handbrake. It was required as a parking brake AND as a handbrake for a hill start. (Hill start is even in a country without any hills a mandatory part of the driving exam) Newer cars have an electric parking brake, therefor hill-start-assist is the only way to perform a hill-start.
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  11338. I disagree with the statements of Justice Scalia that having two different parliaments (house and senat) explains the situation in the USA. Germany and Austria have a federal parliamentary republic with two legislative chambers. Consider Germany which has two legislative chambers, the bundestag on a federal level and the bundesrat with representatives from the local states (Länder). The Bundestag has elected our Government (as of April 2023 this is formed by a coalition of SPD, Greens and FDP). Currently, all but one of the 16 Länder are governed by coaltions and in 9 of these Länders parties that are ruling on the federal level coalize with parties that are in the opposition on the state level! So compromise is how we come up with new laws and these laws are not changed after each election. Which is not the case in Countries where you have majority votes like the USA ore the UK. I think you stated it much better why Europe is not the US: The American way is to make almost anything - including prisons - into a business that seeks to maximize the benefits of the owners. So I don't think that the American healthcare system or the prison system is broken in respect to the objective (share holder value and not customer value or society value). It is here in which we have differences between the welfare states of Europe in contrast to the capitalism of the USA. We simply have different values for our society.
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  11339. Like a boy on Christmas Eve unwraping his gifts ....liked it. From ze Germania.
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  11340. 7:30 Yeah, nah. That blew me away. I started my computing days when 5-inch floppies were a thing. I had no idea the floppy was a Hungarian invention.
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  11341. The most courageous out of F1 and Rally, are the Rally co-drivers.
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  11342. Opel did go to America under the name of Saturn, model names where still the same Astra, Vue was a Opel Antara, Aura was a Vectra/Signum, Sky was a Opel GT. Unfortunately GM let Saturn go defunct
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  11343. That Colin McRae Subaru takes me back to playing WRC games when I was a kid. What an awesome set of gifts from everyone. (I used to get those kinda scratches from my cat when she got overexcited too.)
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  11344. Both Refrigeration and the ute were invented here in good old geelong. 😊😊
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  11345. Done a few lap at Queenland raceway in a lower spec V8 with second hand v8SC tyres and the amount of corning grip is insane. holding corners with minimal input while being pulled by the G forces was insane.
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  11346. Blind me dead mate, you got spoiled. Put it this way, im Aussie but um if i got all that i would be the happiest guy in town for a week & more. Peter Brock cars & stuff NO WAY. That currency blew me away as well. So as you guys would say NEAT. cool vid loved it mate.
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  11347. No you cannot walk from one end to the other in 1 hour. 🤣 Unless you walk at speeds of about 25kph
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  11348. Unforturnatly, one of the reasons for the declining average life span in the US is the opioid crisis. It has a measurable macro-impact, as well as a terrible personal one for families impacted.
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  11349. See the 10.3 liter single piston two-stroke diesel engine used in a pre-war and post-war German traktor Lanz Bulldog Supermarket Lidl , Aldi are in all EU countries . 13:45 the car is a Skoda Enyaq Coupé RS 𝗶V and in the middle of the front grille you can see that it has a radar for recognizing road signs, guarding the lane, etc
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  11350. Hi Ian, no, you are not allowed to keep native animals as pets. Some people are registered carers for injured wildlife. Bird on guy's lap = sulphur crested cockatoo. Pretty common. The colourful ones are rainbow lorikeets. The spiders are huntsmen (huntsmans?) - very common and often larger than these ones. The thing underneath the walkway was a wombat (you know, the one you keep forgetting). Very cute. Pretty sure I have been to the place where this was filmed: in the Cradle Mountain area, Tasmania. Lizard on the road = goanna, lizard under the rock = blue tongue, lizard on the tree trunk = lace monitor. Mammal in the tree = possum. They often live in people's roofs and can cause damage to vegetation and make a lot of noise, but they are protected in Australia.
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  11351. Returning boomerangs fly like an aeroplane wing (same principle). I had a non-traditional one for years and learned you (meaning me) need a BIG open space to fly them and you get heaps of exercise during the trial and error learning phase. Nearly lost it in trees a few times. I believe an aboriginal hunting technique was to circle one around behind a tree to scare out the birds or fruit bats, then use the hunting boomerang. Definitely interesting. Cheers.
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  11352. I want to see her put in a Top Fuel dragster next 😂
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  11353. I would add the refrigeration technology (of course for beer brewing): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_von_Linde
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  11354. Denmark are building the worlds longest submerged tunnel ( by far ) The tunnel segments are 217 M long ( 711 feet ) - 40 M wide ( 131 feet ) and will accommodate 2 X 2 lane motorway and a service tunnel and of course 2 high speed railway tracks. Total length of the tunnel are 18 KM ( +11 miles ) The tolerance for the tunnel in length are + / - 15 mm or about 3/4 inch https://youtu.be/QiYvXKQksgI
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  11355. Greetings from Slovakia. 😘
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  11356. AGAIN; You have the best 'tempered' light/illumination, in your studio. Well-matched background that goes in line with you and your videos. Such a good development.
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  11357. You mentioned clean air. I saw the other day on the news I think, that Tasmania has the cleanest air in the world. The air that arrives does not cross any other lands. Scientists have a station somewhere there that has been collecting air samples for years.
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  11358. It is the iwrocker icecream . Simple and it makes sense.
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  11359. I've been on Aussie beaches since I was 6 weeks old, in NSW QLD TASSIE and South Australia. My favourite beaches to escape would have to be Tassie. To swim, the Gold Coast and Coffs Coast. There are lots of beaches that only locals, surfers and fishermen know and they'll remain a secret😀
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  11360. So Fridges are generally, single width in Europe (and often smaller) We tend to buy food freshly more often. We also don't eat so much processed food like pizzas/burgers/chilled packet food so don't need so much storage space. In Britain larger new modern homes , are beginning to have bigger double fridge/freezers. I have a friend from Switzerand and she was positively shocked that British homes have freezers- apparently they prefer not to use them there!
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  11361. This guy is a bloody Legend I hope his message finds the right people unfortunately we live in the era of the Millennial not all but the majority want everything but don't want to do to much to get it maybe this guy's message will wake some people up.
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  11362. Hi Ian, I also am an Ian. A very proud Kiwi, also now living in Australia. I also follow the Super V8 series and visit two local circuits that they race at in Melbourne. It's nice to see someone like yourself taking an interest in (what I call my two home countries) New Zealand and Australia and showing other people in the world. Good on ya mate.
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  11363. Ian to answer your question: this is what came between the truck and the steam Traction engine for road haulage 1 cylinder 2 stroke hot bulb engine with about 10L displacement making roughly 30 hp And what I saw in the thumbnail indicates a road haulage traction engine, possibly even an "Eilbulldog" also check out the HANOMAG SS100 road Tractor gives you a context of how modern day haulage vehicles came to be.
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  11364. In less than 10 seconds i Saw 2 Peugeot lol, but yes the One he asked was indeed a Renault Clio
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  11365. The most expensive gtho is actually a phase IV which last sold for around 2 million AUD
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  11366. Ian, it's not always hot and sunny here. We have seasons just like the rest of the world. It's different of course in the north, they just have 2 seasons, the wet and the dry. Apparently, it's generally hotter in much of the US during summer. The US records more days over 38deg (100 deg Fahrenheit) than Australia. So don't expect blistering heat 12 months of the year, ain't gonna happen. Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world so Factor 50 sunscreen is advised all year round.
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  11367. Man i remeber this one too, the rawness and driving is insane perfect..and even fair! ♥ You can see how he use the whole track so to say and that can earn you many seconds over a whole race. The cars you didn't recognise was in the topgame Race 07 but cant recall the name atm.
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  11368. You will find that Aussie cities are always kept pretty clean. Oh, and we have lots of wine-growing areas here that produce a lot of the world's best vino
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  11369. It’s no surprise than Geneva and Zurich made it into the most expensive cities, Switzerland isn’t a cheap country, it’s beautiful tho
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  11370. Beautiful & awesome family amazing content....Pedro is great value...a national treasure.
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  11371. I live in Australia but grew up in New Zealand. They have the thing that when you are turning right on a busy intersection you pull up in the middle of it and wait for the lights to change. kids really freaked out at it when we were visiting and I started doing it! lol
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  11372. I was born in 1972, so, as you can imagine, the 80's were my golden years of youth when I loved and followed everything about motorsports, especially rallies, which was, and still is, a big thing here in Portugal. These videos bring back great old memories of a very special time in my life, leaving me with a feeling of nostalgia that I don't know whether to thank or curse for it! Anyway, great video.
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  11373. I wasn’t expecting you guys to like the eucalyptus drops. Also you have such a nice little family!
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  11374. If a Australian had to visit your home they would fit in right away, so much Australia in one home.
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  11375. No stay with the ram brand
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  11376. Aussie sence of humour 🤣👍.
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  11377. I’m here in Australia, really wishing I was there. It looks beautiful. 👌🏽
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  11378. Your daughter really is the second cutest Emma I know. If my daughter wasn't also called Emma, ​​she would even be the cutest! ;)
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  11379. Great see how USA petrolhead ( Yes YOU! ) discovers other world cars ,trucks and rallies and races ! Keep go Ian !
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  11380. Melbourne doesn't get as cold as Chicago (the coldest it gets here in winter is around 1 or 2 degrees Celsius, or 35-40F) but we used get hot, dry days that are probably similar to Chicago's. Melbourne's summers are more humid these days though.
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  11381. It’s there! Excellent. More, please, I wanna see you drive ALL the Group B cars!
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  11382. Vasco da Gama Bridge has around 18kms and you should take 15 to 20min. to get across depending on how fast you go. It´s a nice crossing but the one from the 25 Abril Bridge (similar to the Golden gate) is more scenic.
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  11383. Congratulations to the family from Australia. She looks beautiful and her name is a great honor for us. Best wishes for the future and lots of love to you all.
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  11384. Ofcourse he kept his composure, no one honked, gave him plenty of space and were very patient. The culture of driving in Germany, Netherlands, Sweden etc is something else. BTW i play Euro Truck Simulator 2 :) we can organize a convoy hehe
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  11385. My first car was the XP's predecessor, the XM. My mate and I bought it for $50 each off someone we knew. He knew nothing about cars, spent a lot on getting it rebuilt. It kept overheating after a short run, so sold it to us cheap. First job was drain the oil out of the radiator and block. (This is how little he knew, lol). From then on it performed faultlessly, in summer on long runs on hot days (90 farenheit, or 35ish celsius+) you would park it and hear the water boiling for a while
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  11386. You need to do a video of your next post office trip!
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  11387. I have met Ott Tänak, he is Estonian driver and 2019 world champion. He is one of the drivers in this video. I´m Estonian too. We have a population of 1,3 million and almost everybody are rally fans. :D About fixing cars between the stages - They are using such tents only for testing. When the event is on there is servicepark in the rally centre (hosting town) where all teams have their garages and stuff. They usually drive 3 or 4 stages and then go back to servicepark for repairs or settings. Time is limited. After service they go and do another 3 or 4 stages and after that there is evening service to get the car ready for next morning. This year In Monte Carlo rally they dont have mid-day service but only tire fitting zone. Between stages driver and codriver can fix their car with the tools they have in the car and there aren`t many, obviousy for weight reasons.
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  11388. As someone else said, if you're going to check out Alice then you need to check out the Henley on Todd Regatta..... not sure you have anything like it in the States and it will show you just how dry the centre of Straya is.
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  11389. Well,you won't see a lot of trucks or SUVs in Europe. The streets and parking lots are to narrow for that kind of cars 😄 and gas is waaaaaaay to expensive !!!
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  11390. That's right, in France, they call them SMUR (Structure Mobile d'Urgence et de Réanimation, in english, Mobile Emergency and Resuscitation Structure) as you can see in the middle of this video at 05:20
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  11391. Most of the diesels there ( as well as the twin turbo one you like lol ) are Isuzu 4jj1's, 4cyl 3ltr turbo diesels, mainly found in the isuzu dmax, but can also be found in my Holden Colorado 😁😁
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  11392. A guy made a million miles on old Volvo and company punished him by giving a new model.
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  11393. Spider hanging out on the web all day
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  11394. Thanks to the senders that sent these packages !!! Great job guys
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  11395. Dad said "Buy your kids a globe!". Get them excited about Geography! 😊
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  11396. 2:03 the turbo spoling up on that truck souns like a freqking 747 starting. That turbo must be enormus.
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  11397. It's wild to see your small Belgian town in one of these clips.
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  11398. With kids: videos last 30min+ Without kids: videos last 15min 😂😂 Good that you got to try an all time aussie classic the lammi 🤙, cordial is much like your kool aid just a million times better 😂 just remember when you do get some that isnt broken dilute with cold water 🤙🇦🇺❤
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  11399. Late 80s early 90s BMs Mercs and Audis are best looking cars ever. Simple shapes but beautifull.
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  11400. generally comparing like for like (standard US 6x4 vs standard EU 6x4) tractor units, the kerb weight of the former will start at ~18,500lb, the letter will start at ~21,000lb, so despite the latter being visually shorter, they are heavier because they have to carry\pull more weight, e.g. a standard 6x4 US truck on the interstate has an 80,000lb max GTW with a semi-trailer, whereas its 97,003lb max GTW with a semi-trailer in Europe without invoking any special exceptions for some places, thus keeping directly to a US interstate vs European motorway comparative, while a European 4x2 tractor unit still has a kerb weight in the order of ~17,500lb and a GTW of 88,185lb with a semi-trailer, so to say they are lighter is erroneous when making a like for like comparison.
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  11401. Especially when I was young, rallyes were very popular in Belgium and the rest of Europe. Especially the Porsche engines sound scared the hell out of me when I was a kid. The Ford Escort was the most popular car in the nineties. That Opel is a Manta’, a popular and affordable sports car in the eighties.
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  11402. It was a competitor of the Lada Samara, which looks quite similar. Although Bertone and Giugiaro took charge of their design, it's the first time I hear anyone describe either of them as beautiful.
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  11403. I still drive a Citroen Xantia as my daily drive, this has the same hydropneumatic suspension. The DS would be my dream car but so expensive. I hope to get a CX next and I have a savings fund just for this.
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  11404. Hi, Norwegian here. We usually don't have our flag out on our houses except on special occasions. We have public flag days (National Day, National and International Historic Events, Royal birthdays and events, local visits of the Royals) and the flag could be flown in addition on own family, relatives and friends big events. Those who have a flagpole usually have it bare or fly a pennant when the flag isn't flown. For funerals the rule are half mast from sun up or 8 AM until the service is over then the flag is flown at full mast until sun down or 8 PM. We have Black Friday and Cyber Monday but it's only slightly more people out shopping than on an average Friday. Many stores have extended it to be Black Week here, some with the weekend also and certain items on sale each day. That's the differences I could come up with now, there's many more but this post is already long. Take care and stay safe!
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  11405. This was like test i belive he drove into a traffic jam on purpose to tell the people that they should make room for emergency vehicles.
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  11406. Welcome tò Italy! 😂😂😂 Narrow streets. It's quite funny to see an american reaction
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  11407. such a well-behaved and cute little boy. 🇦🇺🦘
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  11408. You guys are just awsome to watch ( Dave Australia, free range chicken farmer)
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  11409. @IWrocker make sure your DVD player is all region playable world wide as the DVDs from Australia are in Region 4 mode
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  11410. Summer rolls are my favourite 😍
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  11411. There is only one predjudice she brought up that is common in Europe towards America: Lots of Amercans have lots of guns. Everything else she brought up is completely new to me. Haven't heard anything like it in germany.
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  11412. Agrotrucks use wider tires, to reduce the pressure on ground. They even use the military technology, that allows them to control tire pressure, so they inflate them on road to go fast, and deflate in fields to spread the weight.
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  11413. Hi Ian! Your kids are so cute. Enjoy every minute you can share with them, they grow up so fast. Mine meanwhile are elder than you 😉
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  11414. Hooray! Its mail time. Hello beautiful family. 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  11415. Loving your reactions to Australia, mate. I live in South Australia myself, and didn't even know about this place. Guess what I'm doing this weekend! Stay safe, brother!
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  11416. I’ve lived all over Australia and yes while the same country there are also big differences in all the different states. Gotta enjoy while the kids are young and open their minds to what travelling is all about 👍🏻👍🏻
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  11417. 4 videos in 1 day… loving this on rainy Sunday arvo in Melbourne 👍 Pink with the shake and bake Ricky bobby move 😂
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  11418. People creating problems where no problem exists 😂❤
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  11419. So as a Kiwi I might be a bit biased in my comment.. Here I am... Sitting at the bottom of the World in a little country called New Zealand.. I can walk out of my house and within a 5 minute drive or a 30 minute walk have a long stretch of beach as good as the Gold Coast or Surfers Paradise in Aussie all to myself.. And during the winter I can drive 2 hours and have some of the best Ski slopes in the world.. But wait there is more... Wineries and small local Breweries and the Food OMG this is why New Zealand is... And should be referred to as Godszone.
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  11420. Good stuff Mate. I have always found it was a total crack-up listening to Hollywood trying to impersonate the Aussie accent. I worked with tourism for about 3yr & heard many diverse international accents over that time, after talking with 15-18000 travellers every year. I live & work thoughout CQ (Central Qld) and, for the longest time I had the reputation of being the man with the 'deepest voice' in Australia amongst the tourists that visited.
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  11421. You need to have the camera on a tri pod so your beautiful wife could be sitting beside you aswell. I'm sitting here watching you and drinking a Bundaberg ginger beer. Lowe's is a men's wear store.
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  11422. ...but most of all, he remembers a man... a man they called... "Max"
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  11423. If you leave the Minties in the sun for a while they go soft enough to chew without hurting your teeth :)
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  11424. So awesome to see you enjoying these treats. You will love the macadamia 🌰! Many people think they are native to Hawaii but they are a favourite nutritious food of Indigenous Australians and of course, coated in chocolate, for everyone. Used to call them bauple nuts in QLD. An American who likes Vegemite, no way👀.
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  11425. En España hay desiertos como Tabernas, Bardenas Reales, Maspalomas y semi desiertos Los Monegros, el parque de Sierra de Gata, los desiertos volcanicos de Lanzarote y Fuerteventura, Dunas en Cádiz. Creo que me dejo alguno 😅
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  11426. Delighted for you Ian and your family that your hard work has been recognised, a great start to the New Year
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  11427. I like that a guy from Victoria sent you Queensland Beer. When their VB or Victorian Bitter is pretty good too. I loved the older money and one of those pennies is my birth year. There was a penny, a half penny and a farthing. That was a quarter of a penny and before me. My Dad had some and back when he used them they bought a big bag of lolly’s. The 50 cent coin is worth around $10.00 last time I checked. Oh no! I just read the post from the lady who sent it. It is worth around $25.00 now. Just for the silver content. I thought it was odd that my Nana’s milkman made a special trip to pick up her money until I was there one day. She was paying for her milk in just those coins and he was making a lot of money off a not young and very kind lady. Until he met me, I may not stand up for me but no one tried that with my Nana. Way back then they were worth $7.50 each. My favourite brand is Berenberg in many things. I love the Blueberry jam. My husband is my carer and for lunch yesterday I asked if I could please have some mustard pickles. He looked really happy that I asked and came back with a jar of Berenberg mustard pickles with my name on the label. He made me laugh and he is very sweet. That was the first time I tried that brand in mustard pickles and I am tough because I have only ever loved one brand since I was small. Berenberg beat it, they are so good. Enjoy.
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  11428. I've owned that model Civic in black, it was a good handling car. Especially considering the winding road I lived on, a popular biker road in Victoria. I have always liked this video, he's a great driver, and that car is very well set up. Including how well it can ride the curbs.
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  11429. Oh, and a9x Toranas filled the first 8 positions at Bathurst in 1979. More useless trivia is, there were actually more 4 door a9x’s built than hatchbacks. Contrary to popular belief
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  11430. Most diesel cars will take off in 2nd gear if you're smooth with your clutch release.
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  11431. Congratulations on your first Milos and congratulations to your wife for making the Slam on 2nd attempt! She was so happy when it worked. Look forward to more try & rate videos.
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  11432. 4:13 AVIA "truck"
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  11433. I'd watch you try your hands at career mode. 🙂I'm guessing you played with a controller? Either way I think you actually did quite good starting with all assists off. (I think there's an option to hide the "pillar" of the halo if you want...)
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  11434. Glass doesn't have the chemicals that are released from plastic (plastic is made from polyethylene) from the acidity of the coke, glass is always better with any beverage anyways (water, pop, milk, etc.)
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  11435. Definitely know Ian reads all the comments…. I remember telling him to start building a Ranchero 👍🏾 Top notch bloke 🍺🍺
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  11436. The thing with healthcare, sadly, is not universal across Europe. Here in Czechia, that lady would've probably get the same treatment as she got in US, except she wouldn't have to sell her house for that 😁
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  11437. I actually was lucky enough to witness an indoor demo of one of these cars by Nelson Piquet Jr. in the Renault from that year. We were told to wear ear protection and I kinda laughed it off and didnt wear any. Until about 5 seconds into the demo that is! I was stuffing everything I could find into my ears by that point. You are absolutely right when you say you can feel it through your entire body. Absolutely insane and unforgettable
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  11438. Most houses have ceiling or roof insulation for the sun beating down on the roof and often some kind of shading for windows. Insulated roller shutters are often seen on windows that get the full force of the sun and those can work the opposite way in winter but double glazing or something similar to keep cold out is really only common in Tasmania although its popularity is growing in other states as people start to think more about sustainability. Our architecture definitely leans more towards keeping heat out rather than keeping it in. Houses built in areas that get snow are built to handle it though. It amazes me that houses in areas of Victoria where is doesn’t snow but still gets quite cold aren’t better adapted to coping with it.
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  11439. Greeetings from down under --- Mate you REALLY need to do a cricket video, I've payed both cricket and baseball and they are similar but extremely different. The grass bit is called the pitch, the 3 wooden poles are the stumps or together they are the wickets. The bat is a bat, the bowler is similar to a pitcher but are generally 1 type with a bit of a change. That is quick with maybe a slower ball, spinner can be leg spin (from the batters legs toward the bat for right handed batsman) or off spin (bat toward their legs) but can occasionally spin it the other direction (wrong'un). When you start getting into the rules and field placement it can be very confusing (slips and square legs, fine legs and silly mid-on's). I really hope that you can fine a good video here to help you on your appreciation journey
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  11440. Some trivia regarding the ANZAC biscuits. ANZACs (the soldiers) hold an important place in Aussie history and many of us are very protective of their status. ANZAC (the word) and any use of it are protected in law, you are not allowed to benefit from it's use commercially unless ANZAC related. The biscuit recipe is legislated and they must contain certain ingredients. Also it's illegal to call them 'cookies' - Subway and (I think) Woolies did and got smacked. My Great Great Uncle is an ANZAC, he's buried at Gallipoli.
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  11441. I am very impressed about your truck parking and reverse driving skills. For a bloody beginner you have done great. And trust me, i know what i am talking about, i am a reallife trucker since 6 years
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  11442. You can indeed drink the foam. In the Czech Republic you can buy something that is called “Mliko” (Milk) in the pub and it’s pretty much 95% foam. It’s definitely a unique experience. Depeneding on the amount of foam it will have a different name when you order it. So from the most foam to the least it’s: Mliko (95% foam) / Snyt (60% foam) / Hladinka (40% foam) / Cochtan (0% foam). Personally I think Hladinka is perfect for me. Here in Poland we like Czech beers quite a lot. I think one that is definitely worth checking out is “Kozel”. Especially the dark one. “Zlaty Bazant” and maybe “Zatecky” are also very good from the ones we have access to here. I’d love to send you guys some beers from Poland but the shipping cost to the US would be like $150 for the courier alone which is a bit too much for me right now :(. And I’m not 100% if it’s even legal to send alcohol. I’d have to read on it. PS. The mancave was AWESOME. And very neat and orderly aswell. Collections like these are usually a big mess. But not here. Respect.
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  11443. As I mentioned in the Discord, the FJ Holden is not the 48/215 Holden(215 is specifically only the sedan btw, the ute was designated differently), the FJ is the car that replaced the 48 in 1953, after the FJ came out the 48 has been called the FX & this is still the common name people use for that model but it was never officially called that.
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  11444. Scott is now racing in Indycar
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  11445. To be fair, I don't think that the US people alone are to blame for being obese. Based on all the stories that people have told here on YouTube, there must be something wrong with the US food. Europeans who visit the USA often gain weight and lose it again quickly when returning home, and US Americans often automatically lose weight when staying a few weeks in Europe. Of course we also walk around more here in Europe and have smaller portion sizes, but it seems to me that the food quality in the USA isn't very good. A couple of positive points about the USA that comes to mind: very beautiful nature in many places, and many top scientists and high level scientific research.
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  11446. The curly spiral things at (15:50) are "Mosquito Coils" They are like a coiled up Incense stick. You light up one end and the smoke keeps the Mozzies away. (No really, they actually work and have been sold since at least the 1970's). The common complaint though, is that they come (sort of) tangled up in the box (for want of a better explanation) and the trauma of untangling them without breaking them in half, has frustrated more than a few people.
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  11447. I dont know mate, there is many youtubers that have moved to Australia and mentioned it feels much safer. Especially at night. I dont doubt the ratio of good people outweighs the bad. Although the US has plenty of high crime areas. Also the endless amount of police chases along with school shootings
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  11448. Old rally clips (50's 60's) include The Redex Trials around Australia. A bloke, 'Gelignite Jack would carry the explosive around and blow up obstacles, outdoor toilets and the like. Or the London-Sydney Rallys in the 60's in which there were a lot of Aussie Holden/Ford entries and winners. The Fink Desert race (next one is early June...Bikes, cars, trucks whatever.
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  11449. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 G-day Ian and Danielle and Andrew and Emma rocker!
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  11450. Also the next thing to try if you haven't is steak sanga/sandwich which is steak pieces smashed flat then grilled or fried, covered with fried onions and barbecue sauce between slices of toast. And then there is the eponymous sausage sanga, a cooked beef sausage wrapped in a slice of white bread with sauce. Enjoy.
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  11451. You should see some of the instant kharma moments where people get caught by the police. This particular channel has some great ones.
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  11452. yayyy i'm so glad the lamington fingers were still good and yes dani we can be friends hahah 💙 as others have said, you can't beat a fresh lamington but i couldn't exactly send you one from an independent bakery if it'll take weeks to arrive 🤣 and the ratio of coating to cake is really nice on the finger version. great to see the haigh's pastilles were a hit too! they are some faves of mine and I figured if you loved jaffas you'd have to love the milk orange ones too 😁
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  11453. 12:50 A Czech millionaire not too long ago drove 417km/h with his Bugatti Chiron not too long ago. He was sued, not for the actual speed, but there's also a law in Germany that you must be able to break within visual range. He was not convicted, as he had checked upfront for the right time with very low to no traffic, checked the weather an street conditions and had several look-outs on the track. But it caused quite some discussion about these kinds of speeds and speed limits in general. There was one proposal to set up a speed limit of 200km/h, which would not change that much to most of the drivers. It would also help to a least reduce the problems with high differential speeds. German highways are the safest in the world with much lower accidents than most of the world. However life endangering (mass) accidents happen either due to truck drivers or high differential speeds.
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  11454. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of an automatic road train transmission. Also, you gotta feel for the blokes towing 3-4 trailers on a straight road that has 20 kms visibility in all directions that have to stop all that weight for a stop sign 😫 Cheers to the Truckers out there doing this for us 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
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  11455. As a Czech beer enthusiast, I can confidently recommend opting for Czech lager if you're in the mood for a quality lager-style beer. If you prefer a delightful Ale go for Belgium brands, Germany are excellent choices for varieties like weizen. Stouts, and other types of Ales can be savored in Ireland and England. It's important to note that this is a generalization, and Europe boasts numerous outstanding breweries throughout. However, for a tourist seeking beer recommendations, these suggestions can serve as a helpful starting point.
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  11456. Hat looks amazing on Danielle! AKUBRA
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  11457. Matsos also make mango beer, lychee beer and chilli beer
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  11458. Great to see that you're sharing about Adelaide 😊 It's a great place to live. Tonnes of great things to see and do! Barossa Valley is our wine country here.
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  11459. Good video as usual mate. Little Emma gets cuter and more outspoken all the time, what a lovely kid.
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  11460. You see fahrschule, that is a driver school. Kind regards Roelof Netherlands.
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  11461. Do you think the Crown Victoria would be successful on these streets? :D
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  11462. You should watch Iwona Blecharczyk, a polish truckdriver (also heavy/long transport) she worked for a company called TAG, mostly transporting windturbines. In one video she had to backup a with a 60mtr blade, in the middle of the night and drove on two different roads at the same time, realy fascinating. Can't find this video but it is 3 or more years back.
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  11463. G'day mate I had all intentions to let loose a true blue Aussie insult in defence of our beloved Vegemite but I honestly don't how to put in to words how wrong they are.
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  11464. The middle finger was BTCC (NB right hand drive) and was John Cleland behind the wheel of a Vauxhall Cavalier saying "I'm going for first!" (Murray Walker's commentary). But yeah, those Mercedes 190Es are absolutely gorgeous. Would they be Cossies?? There was a black 190E in my hometown with nice original alloys and front and rear spoilers. Not A1 mint condition and in no way a Cosworth, but I used to drool over that thing!! BTCC reactions are a must, btw
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  11465. The Ukrainian box says Happy St. Nicholas day. St. Nicholas is basically Santa Claus. This is what kids gets under the Christmas tree here in Ukraine.
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  11466. Well deserved greetings from germany !
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  11467. Adelaide generally has a Mediterranean style weather pattern, back in the 60's & 70's when I was a young lad it truly was; each season was very distinct, and you basically knew what you were I for. Not like nowadays, where we hotch potch weather; and sometimes you end up with the four seasons in one day.
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  11468. I’ve see a couple of other creators I follow say the same thing about the views just dropping right off. One of them found it was even specific to certain hours of the day (for them). So you may not be the only one with this issue, which hopefully means it’s getting a lot more attention from YouTube.
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  11469. I think it's a joke about the song that's playing (Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter) and how unintelligible the singing is... it probably works better if you can hear the song playing in the video
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  11470. Nice one.😂 But Bruce Wilson have in Tennessee Scania r770. You can go in react in real life a Scania ❤😂 c'man lad go to Bruce Wilson.
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  11471. The only things I've seen locked behind glass in some supermarkets in Aus are spray paint cans, pc/console games and mobile phones.
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  11472. There was massive variation on how agri tractors were built in Europe back then. One of my classic tractor books shows a French SFV single cylinder hot-bulb tractor with 12.8liter displacement - that's 781 cid
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  11473. This era of sportscar racing was filled with legendary machines and marques. The GT40, The Ferrari 330P & the Matra M620 all driven by absolute legends of motor racing.
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  11474. Gotta love Carl. A legend of Aussie comedy.
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  11475. Did you notice - none of them was a one man unit with the robotic arm on the side. Because they suck. They break the bins and make a mess, and in most places they wont even work, because there is not enough space for the bins to line up in a way that the arm can grab them. And you are pretty correct with the locations. The Swiss truck was from Interlaken, a rather famous ski resort in Switzerland. The boat was Venice of course, as you can see the famous gondolas going by, and the scenery. The blue truck saying "ALBA" on the side is from Berlin. It also shows on the plate of the parked Renault car: the letter B at the beginning stands for Berlin, this system is used all over Germany : the first (1-3) letters stand for the city or county where the car is registered.
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  11476. I've been trying to get Arnotts to make long finger tim tams to use like a straw with coffee.
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  11477. It's a really clever car with an extremely clever suspension. It can be this comfortable because the front wheel being pushed up pushes the rear wheel down keeping the car level. Due trough how the front and rear suspension are connected this works perfectly at 62 km/h for a Dutch speed bump. Go a bit slower and you're going too fast for the speedbump. It's a lovely car to drive, it was actually the first car I drove. It keeps you very much involved and you have to work to get any speed out of it, but any speed feels speedy in this car. It rolls a lot in the corners but it won't roll over or be otherwise unpredictable, only in reverse you can roll it. You can get a lot of stuff in it with the roof open, and you can take 3 tall friends and one person you don't like. You can fit that one in the middle of the rear seat and hit a bump.
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  11478. Great reaction to the video from Even Edinger. You have to make different, between, Germany,Spain, Portugal or Greece to the US. Then is the price different much bigger, the UK is actually expensive.
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  11479. Most of the stuff in these "mega stores" in made in China... basically, most of it won't last a month after you buy it. In fact, the only thing made in China, that lasts and seemingly forever, is covid 19.
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  11480. There was this Dutch tv show in the 90's called De Vakantieman (The Holiday Man) where they asked Dutch tourists to point out their holiday destination (where they were staying at that moment) and the results were similar. And some of them even drove there by car. 🤣🤣🤣
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  11481. My Grandfather had one. I was very young when he passed and one of the few memories I have of him is driving in that car.
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  11482. I think the NZ flag being include was a deliberate joke lol. The Aboriginal Flag is top tier for me 🖤💛❤️. The other Indigenous flag at the end was the Torres Strait Islander flag. They are the Islands off the top end of Queensland. Many Torres Strait Islander People live and work in Australia, particularly far north Queensland. Bit of info about that flag ~ `The green panels at the top and bottom of the flag represent the land and the central blue panel represents the sea. The black lines dividing the panels represent the Torres Strait Islander people. The centre of the flag shows a white dhari (dancer’s headdress) which represents Torres Strait Islander culture. Underneath the dhari is a white five-pointed star. The star is an important symbol for navigating the sea. The points of the star represent the five island groups in the Torres Strait and the white symbolises peace.` What I love about the Indigenous flags aside from colours, is they represent the earth and sea, showing that connection first nations people have to the land and nature. They belong to the land. Where as the other flags tend to be branded with union jacks, like a stamp of ownership. Bit of information you may not know, all 3 flags (official Australian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) fly at parliament House. And the Prime minister and his government have them displayed behind them whenever they address the press and public. I agree the state flags are kinda boring and repetitive in design. I like the Norfolk Island flag and Cocos and Keeling islands too. Love the green and gold colours.
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  11483. You have my validation 🤣 seriously though, that must be a beautiful spot to live 🙌🏼
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  11484. I’ve travelled to Europe, lived in Spain & loved it. I totally understand though, that feeling of being a bit cooped up. You don’t have to go far in Australia to find wide open spaces & I love that more 😂
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  11485. Volvo and Scania makes awesome trucks 👍🏻
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  11486. I've been to Canada and loved the scenery and the people. Canadians are similar like Aussies. We both have a good sense of humour and both friendly. Been on the mountaineer train through the Rockies and loved it. Those mountains are something to see.
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  11487. FYI Ian, There are FERAL Deer here in Australia mostly in NSW and Victoria. I think they were originally introduced in colonial times for hunting but some have also escaped from Deer farms as well. Because they are an introduced species in Australia they can be hunted all year round without any bag limits or restrictions.
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  11488. Maybe you know it from "Crocodile Dundee" as he discovers it in the New York and shouts out the window "for your backside"
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  11489. The Alps stretch into less expensive places as well. Slovenia for example.
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  11490. This was fun Ian, thanks. The moon thing, I heard a long time ago, obviously the same thing with Australia being about the same size too. So now whenever I look at the moon, depending what size it is to me, I imagine how big the Earth looks like from the moon, going by how big Australia would be. Does that make sense? Or do I need help? 🤣
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  11491. The restaurant in New Mexico is definitely a good start but I haven’t seen really typical dishes like mussels with fries, carbonades (Flemish stew), vol-au-vent, boulettes in tomato sauce with purée or croquettes etc. Moreover they could have more appetizers like cheese or shrimp croquettes, scampi diabolique etc. And then having all of that with great Belgian beers 👍👍👍. Ooooh and I almost forgot about the divine desserts 😋
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  11492. With that Ingham chicken munchies, buy it, when they charge you $11 you tell them the tag is $10. I’m pretty sure they then have to give it to you for free.
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  11493. Good job Ian, practise makes perfect. I still remember as a little kid living in Australia my fascination with boomerangs and my Grandmother getting me my first one. I also still remember not being able to see through the tears when my father and I were throwing it at my local football field and it got stuck up in a tree way higher than anybody could have retrieved it from. Love to you and the family mate.
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  11494. I clicked and the first thing I notice is a Christmas Beetle! There used to be millions of them but now I see maybe one a year! They’re normally about an inch long and metallic green and gold, not defined but shimmery all over.
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  11495. The fugitive, well, the croc would have gone for his meat and 2 veg....
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  11496. If you want to see what the Mad Max interceptor racing the Holden Toranas looked like , see "1978 Bathurst 1000 opening laps".
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  11497. My first home I purchased in Melbourne in the 80's cost me $45k that same house sold a few months ago for $400k its just a semi detatched (like a townhouse) I moved to Qld in 2001 purchased 25 acres with a cedar clad steel frame three bedroom cottage for $65k so glad I no longer have a mortgage or have to rent .
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  11498. Good selection, Ian. I'd think the FX being one of the first generation of Holden cars would not be that cheap, but pretty much anything prior to VT at this point is desireable and getting expensive now, while VT to VY is where you want to enter the market while the prices are good - the old Buick designed 3800 engines hold much respect with the enthusiasts and VY was where the great 6 cylinder Holdens ended.
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  11499. The last car is a first gen Mercedes A-Class, I had one with a 90hp 1.7L diesel engine until march this year. It was pretty cheap to maintain and very fuel efficient. 4.8L-5.3/100km or 49-44 MPG. Doug Demuro imported one to the US, which was pretty unexpected to see.
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  11500. We missed you too but remember, we're into 4 weeks holiday (at least) down here so take those breaks whenever you need to. Welcome back and can't wait to hear your news.
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  11501. Makes me miss my old Ford Focus Mk2 RS as that had an in-line 5 cylinder engine.. Mine had a full Milltek system on it & a stage 1 remap.. Just love that I5 sound 😍🔥
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  11502. Love you guys!!! Pedro is a legend. Would love to see more of the area around there.
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  11503. Just a little tip to help polish your authentic Aussie vernacular. We call our national colours the Green and Gold, even if the item being referenced is 99.99999% gold and 0.00001% green.
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  11504. Hi Ian, one of the safety concerns for F1 driving the track was the wild life Eg the Kangaroos and Wallabies, and the steep cliffs you could fly off at great speed, cheers mate, Neil.
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  11505. Was pouring concrete in 45°C on Wednesday in Adelaide bro.... the thugg lyfe chose us down under...
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  11506. Great mail time as normal ian but don't forget the wife happy wife happy life plus I just got covid so the video is at perfect timing 👌
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  11507. Australia has been around for a very long time, it will still be here when you are ready and able to get to this great land. And when you do, we will all be here for you. Congratulations on the new future addition. I would also be better for the kids if they are a bit older to enjoy and remember it.
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  11508. I am in Port Lincoln at the bottom of the Eyre Peninsula. We are a large farming and fishing Town. we have the largest fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere.
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  11509. Iirc Rally, and Rally Dakar, have pretty different standards. Whilst rally still kinda tries and stick to "Make it close to an existing model for sale, but reinforce it and make it safe for the drivers to go crazy"; Rally Dakar is more of an endurance, plus technical event, in which I feel the manufacturers are allowed to show off what they can create. Hence, why they're so much... Beefier and off-roading looking versus normally rally, and you see so many RedBull liveries. They also got different rules and the stages work different than rally. A huge difference that I've noticed, is that in many occasions, they got more open setting stages. In which instead of going through winding roads, they go out on like dunes, open fields, tundras, etc. I'd take a look into it later on to give a better definition, but these are the rough differences between each. Oh, and Dakar allows those huge trucks that you saw in other video, along with dirt bikes. It's brutal man. Btw, yeah you're right. This takes place in Spain. I highly suggest checking out the Red Bull Kamaz videos to check out more of those trucks. Also a sad fact: It is speculated that the origin of that trash tendency of Squatted trucks, came from those Baja style trucks that you can see here, in which the nose is higher than the back. In here it's used to respond better to the constant jumps and dips they have to deal with. In the Squatted ones, is to let everyone know you married your cousin.
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  11510. One thing I miss is seeing the flame shoot out the exhaust like in Greg Murphy's Lap Of The Gods Commodore
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  11511.  @IWrocker  Its a little more gamey than deer, but not by much. Very tasty, very lean, and a great resource as they procreate quite readily in the right circumstances. The tails often go for soup or dog chews, the hide can be used for lots of things, and of course the kangaroo scrotum purses are a popular tourist gimmick.
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  11512. When a cabover design not only looks mean..but goes like a tornado.
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  11513. You've got to be 1 of the best foreign Youtubers to make Australian content . Love your uploads! I think even Issac Butterfield Would be impressed! 🤙
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  11514. My Opa was a design draftsman in for a long time and he told me stories when I was a kid with photos of him testing the 57 customline on weekends as they got paid overtime to do so, he did drives from Geelong to places like Castlemaine and back as well as a few other destinations. He said there would be between 6 and 12 cars convoying and they did their best to stop 2 brothers that had an Italian background from getting to the front as it became a race if they did. He actually rolled one when a tractor turned in front of him while he was trying to overtake. Apparently the farmer said what were you thinking I always turn here... the farmer helped put it back on its wheels with the tractor and they belted out the roof so he could drive it back to the factory. When they got back he broke the news to the boss and all he said is the rear diff and axles ok? Apparently that was the first borgwana rear end in them and they swapped into another car and sent back out the next day. He had to hide this from nanna as she was pregnant with my uncle. Aahhh the good old days.
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  11515. Love the generosity of my fellow Aussies and your wonderfully appreciative reactions. And you're teaching the kids to be so polite ❤ You guys HAVE to come and visit Oz. It's the quid pro quo for all those presents 😅
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  11516. Thank You Steven, David and kelly for making my eyes tear up with so much joy watching Ian and his family opening your beautiful wonderful gifts...
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  11517. I get goosebumps when I see the safety distance between the blue and the white car at 70 mph. I like to have some distance between me and the guy in front of me. And also the guy behind me. 🙈
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  11518. One of the great old school drivers, much respect for Glen. 👍😎🇦🇺
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  11519. “Like a sunrise” , Australian memes before we knew what’s meme was
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  11520. I spent 10 years in the Australian Navy, and Australia and the US have a very special military relationship, often considered stronger than a normal NATO relationship. Back in the days of Desert Storm it was the Aussie special forces that were on site before the US invasion. For months hiding and gathering intel. Plus we are part of "Five eyes" so it is a very unique and strong military relationship between Australia and the US. Although I do think over 3% of your GDP on military is a bit too much. Great video and thanks..
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  11521. FYI Garn is Aussie for going. e.g. 'ow ya garn? And when I go to Bunnings I say I'm going to church because it's a religious experience. You even get to go on a pilgrimage to find the wise one who can tell you the secrets of life. Like where to find the left handed spanners
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  11522. a lot of australians usually say Vee-Dub for VW brand or at least around the people i’ve interacted with.
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  11523. Wow that Bundaberg package was wild, it had me tearing up lol, that logo for you is so special. Will you be drinking that one Ian?
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  11524. I have a lot of videos on Youtube, but the majority of them are private, I basically use the platform as a backup of my private stuff. In 2001 I went to Tokyo disneyland and of course I uploaded everything when I got back. I kept getting warning notices from youtube about copyright on that video. Yes it is private, no one can see it but me, and I don't make any money off it. In the end I changed the name to Tokyo funpark. So far they've left me alone. It's crazy, just using the name got everyone upset, I thought it might be the music that was playing on the parade, go figure.
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  11525. As an Adelaidian the city is bigger now and it’s super clean and amazing to live in
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  11526. You know we think of you as family her in Australia right? Happy birthday to Daniella 🎉❤❤
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  11527. Wow incredible and generous gifts from everyone. Amazing package from Greece, and that die cast from Australia was fantastic. The waiting for a mate shirt made me laugh 😂.What a brilliant idea👍
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  11528. This is my country! We have so many beauties! So many Tatras, ... Land Cruiser 6×6, ...
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  11529. That was terrific! I loved that he was in his home town and you could see the farms. We have honesty systems where I am from which touches home and is also heartwarming.
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  11530. snooker tables use a thinner felt then pool and snooker balls are smaller and lighter so they glide more on the table if you rewatch the 147 video and just look how little force is used in snooker
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  11531. Hey finally the bell worked as intended for once. Gday' from Adelaide mate. Love all the videos and the awesome work you do. Keep up the great work mate.
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  11532. Lithuanian said : į sveikatą
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  11533. The recent faster times are on a completely resurfaced track. Much higher grip levels than 2003. So the current record has nothing to do with higher skills or a better lap.
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  11534. My American friend was a little sour when I beat him at mini golf 😂 I am the Wisconsin Dells 3D mini golf Champion! Greetings from England 🍻
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  11535. You should try Chinese translations into English! Here’s an example from a public notice sign: “please keep chair on position and table cleaned after dying. Thank you for your corporation” 😂
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  11536. Beautiful video. Now that you have reacted to the Czech Republic, maybe someday you would also like to react to the second part of the former Czechoslovakia, my country Slovakia. I recommend either: - Top 10 places to visit in Slovakia - Travel Guide, by Ryan Shirley (8:21 min long video with commentary) - Slovakia: 10 shocks of visiting Slovakia, by Wolters World (9:51 min with commentary) - Slovakia - top 12 places, by Hike The World (4:28 min no commentary), or Slovaki - top 31 places you must see (3:29) or any by that channel Great reaction. Have a beautiful day!
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  11537. watching you unboxing was a bit like christmas. loved it. thx for sharing that moment. greetings from austria
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  11538. Ian. Here in the UK, many of our front and back doors are Upvc! That is they're a steel frame encased with Upvc, but can be wood, composite and metal! The frame connected to the wall will also be the same construction! The only way to break into them, is to smash out the inner core of the door which is usually thick hard insulation encased in Upvc etc! The locking mechanism is a multi point system! Mine is operated with a turn on the handle upwards after closing the door, to engage 5 sliding bolts into their corresponding runners on the outer frame. The key is then used to lock the mechanism in place! Making for a very secure entry/exit point! Of course, all of our windows and door glass is double glazed, adding to efficiency and security! That's why we don't feel the need of guns to protect our property! Knowing that a potential intruder will be a while, making all sorts of noise before the police arrive!
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  11539. Bratislava is an amazing place to travel to. It is a very nice small city but also has Vienna and Budapest short train/bus journeys away.
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  11540. Congrats to you and yours, I hope Dani feels better soon. We'll still be in Australia when you're ready.
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  11541. Good morning from Darwin N.T Ian and the family 5:46am, love the channel❤️ have a great 2022
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  11542. Australia has a bicameral government! It seems to work pretty well here....oh I forgot - we're all socialists 😂
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  11543. Banjo Patterson is someone us primary school kids of the late 70s were driven mad by having to learn about him , we were too young to appreciate him though , he should of been taught to high school kids when they would of been old enough to appreciate how great he was
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  11544. American pop culture/slang definitely has worked it's way here. Though that's not really new but it's increased. I wouldn't say that we sound American in any way though. There's still a lot of Aussie slang floating around :) The general or standard accent which is more neutral is the most common. Though people from overseas expect us to sound like Steve Irwin lol and most of us, don't. The ethnic Australian accents are a lot more common now too. Go to western Sydney for example and you'll definitely hear that accent a lot. SA sound a little more British influenced than the rest of us in how they pronounce certain words like dance and plant for example. Best Aussie accent was Kate Winslet in the Aussie movie "The Dress maker" and Dev Patel in the Aussie movie "Lion." Which is a fantastic movie based on a real story. My favourite American accent? I quite like yours. And probably a broad New York. Always makes me think of certain movies😆. But the one we'd hear most common I guess would be a standard California type of accent which is also cool.
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  11545. 3 cheers for Vicki❤❤
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  11546. The veranda is basically a part of the house. This is not exactly a veranda, but an extension, which we call a winter garden.
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  11547. Prickly/soft tree/bush: It's a common adaptation in trees that grow in dry areas. Big, leafy, green leaves give off a lot of moisture in general. In wet areas it's not an issue, the tree just drinks up more moisture. In desert areas you tend to find lots of spindly and prickly plants that have just enough green to get some photosynthesis done, but does it while using as little moisture as possible.
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  11548.  @IWrocker  You still have to learn French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Romansh, Greek, German, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Norwegian, Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Croatian, Hungarian, Catalan, Gaelic, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Greenlandic ...
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  11549. In the Munich Area, the Undercover police still use E39 M5 on the Autobahn.
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  11550. Ute Musters, which I don't think you've checked out yet, especially the Deni (Deniliquin) Ute Muster, massive weekend party time in the bush, hundreds of utes doing crazy shit, live music and entertainment, camping, eating, drinking and having a ball. Also, Kombi, VW Type 2, we call them Kombi vans. :goodvibes:❤
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  11551. Private rescue vehicles used to have American sirens, but these were later banned because they were not as recognizable as the siren. Martinshorn is named after the inventor of this siren "B.Martin".
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  11552. I think the problem is other countries seem to change and evolve things until they find something that works. In the US it seems to be a case of "this is the way we're going to do things, we're America so our way is right" 😂 Its only been in the last couple of years they've rolled out chip 'n' pin and contactless, something we've had in the uk for about 20 years 😂
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  11553. Honestly the funniest thing I’ve seen all day, and I’ve seen this vid a trillion times but the reactions were great! I definitely I agree with the first way, lots of milk and some milo but he has a point! Also, if you would want to, you could react to some more Australian emergency vehicles, and also the scenes and how emergency service workers work at incidents. If you’re up for it I can chuck a few video links if interested! Thanks for the great vids once again!
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  11554. Go Pedro go
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  11555. Bundaberg ginger beer tastes really good and refreshing. Just make sure to drink it very cold straight from the bottle.
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  11556. Congratulations! to you all 🥳 Your families health & happiness, is what is most important, Ian. Travelling will be very costly for you all especially with the cost of living, nowadays. You don’t owe anyone an explanation. Always enjoy your videos. Take good care of yourselves. Much love to your entire family, from Melbourne xxx
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  11557. You should check some of the brake testing with heavy loads and collision avoidance systems in new trucks, it's insane how these things drop anchor and stop better than cars.
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  11558. Its much funnier with how Jay is doing the interviews
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  11559. He was a great afl player for Brisbane lions,Richard champion was such a nice guy
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  11560. In Europe MiniMoto is usually the first tier of motorcycle racing kids compete in. It gives them a chance to hone their racecraft in relative safety. They race on gokart tracks. Many of the riders who end up in MotoGP started in MiniMoto. The Japanese races on ovals like your video are actually done for gambling, similar to a horse race. Here is an example of the european version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dPAYxEGBk8
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  11561. the ambulance has its name also in Scots Gaelic
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  11562. Yes, that was an actual G wagon. Those and others are sometimes used in areas where emergency doctors have to go into areas not easily accessible by regular road. Those cars, the smaller Mercedes vans or the ones based on regular station wagon models most times have "Notarzt" written on them. For those who did not know already, emergency services in Germany are organized different from the US (or if you want most other places). Although "Rettungssanitäter" or what in the US would be an EMS or Paramedic are trained to do a lot of stuff, most times they are only allowed in rare cases with permission from an actual doctor. On the other hand, for serious incidents we send out a "Notarzt" which means emergency doctor or EMS doctor as well. Years ago they used to drive themselves, these days they got a trained EMS as a driver. They are most times located at a hospital, sometimes they may stay at an emergency services station. Most ambulances are actually based on Mercedes Sprinter Vans. But you will find VW Crafter (which actually is the same as the Sprinter, just a different engine), Iveco Daily, MAN or Renault vans. Sometimes even the larger (and often older) Mercedes L series vans can be found.
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  11563. Pedro is really rockin' the Sam Elliot look...like a boss!! And I love the Breaking Bad number plate.
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  11564. Hi Ian. As I am From Perth. I'm So Proud of your interest in Western Australia. You should have a look at the Merchison(Kalbarri) and the Pinnacals too
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  11565. I agree, man. I drove an avenger a while back. It had alot of miles and was 12 years old. I was surprised at how nicely it drove. Smooth and quiet, little road noise. Great chrysler stereo also.
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  11566. Those were the times... Modern ads are very bad
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  11567. G'day, from North West QLD. Winton raceway is in "Ned Kelly" country, North East Victoria. It is a short flat track that you can see all of form nearly everywhere. It is popular with motorcycle racing. It's about 2 hours north of Melbourne. Lots to see and do any time of year. It is on the East side of "The Great Dividing Range" and close to the "High country". The "Hume Highway" main road between Melbourne and Sydney goes right next to it. This is the area I think of as "Home" even though I have not lived there for over 20 years.
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  11568. 3:40 Those Gothic buildings were made from prefabricated slabs 700 years ago. The stone masons of the time got the number of pillars, the distance between them and the amount of window the principal wanted, and then they started creating them in their quarries. You could take a look at Guédelon, an experimental archeological site in France, where scientists and practitoneers are recreating a middle age construction site. The different crafts were working as an organized team or corporation, called a Bauhütte in German or an Atelier de Cathédrale in French, educating their own people, and negotiating their construction contracts.
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  11569. iWrocker, I just wanted to say, I watch a LOT of reactions to Aussie things on Youtube. A LOT! You are the only bloke who genuinely seems to understand what he's seeing and hearing. Appreciate your videos about Aus heaps. Keep up the great work! Cheers!
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  11570. This dude got in his box more Tim Tams than I've eaten in my whole 22 years of life in Australia
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  11571. So jealous of all your scorched peanut bars... I have such a hard time getting any here 😢 Love you guys... much love from south west Sydney x
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  11572. 🎉🎉 enjoy! So glad you enjoyed it! They are the best type of burgers!
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  11573. The top of the mountain back in those days wasn't really a place to chill, it was like a war zone up there lol. It's tamed down a lot now these days. They now have a 2 cartons of beer per person per day rule ;)
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  11574. No challenge system mate. Game moves on too quick for that. Recently they have bought in score reviews for any questionable scores that need to be looked at
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  11575. I've been to Australia 🇦🇺 and have attended the goldcoast Street racing. To hear the V8 racing between the buildings is out of this world. Then they raced the ute's . This is a must, but the best of luck in getting accommodation. Hire a camper. Just do it Happy Easter and all the best from Ireland 🇮🇪 P.s the shopping centres. Don't let the wife anywhere near them. She'll never leave 😢
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  11576. Very interesting advice from the Old Man Or Bernard, I remember when I watch this 2 months ago and it helped me turn my life around completely
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  11577. nice video. Had a nice afternoon? The green Volvo you liked so much is actually a DAF. When Volvo took over the passenger car from DAF, they further built the Dafodiel, as it was called. This was the only worldwide variomatic at the time. It is remarkable that a daf could drive backwards just as fast as forwards. Reverse races were held in the Netherlands. Keep make these videos👍
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  11578. While technically most of these places in Europe doesn't count as true desert (by definition from rainfall totals and such - Spain has some as mentioned in other comments) for "casual visitor" difference won't be drastically different as "sands, sands and some patches of vegetation" is too settled in mind. Unless it is next to sea where it is suddenly different vibe and is awesome to hide behind sand dunes - I always can find silent place of beach in Latvia with sands everywhere 😆
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  11579. I am dutch. And french bread is for a long time in our culture. I love baguette bread. You can get it all over my country the netherlands. In almost every supermarket and bakery and fresh made in the morning
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  11580. C63 was always my unattainable rs7 kinda favourite car.ended up getting one and ironically saw a blacked out rs7 outside my house yesterday...he went around the roundabout and jumped on it.....theyre now my favourite car aswell...one day ian,one day we will have rs7s mate
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  11581. Camera looks amazing, sound is great too. Glad to see you all back at home. Drinking a Bundy Apple Cider as I watch :) The Pink Grapefruit is absolutely one of the best, the Burgundee and Mango is also right up there as faves. Top work BBD, bunch of legends as we all know you are.👍
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  11582. My Dad had a CitroenDS ID19 in the 70's and the one thing I remember was a sign on the passenger side of the car that said "Please keep the windows closed in excess of 125 mph". Remember, this was over 50 years ago.
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  11583. Hi Ian. Brit here. Great to see you still interested in other cultures, you are much better than most US 'reactors' that i have seen as you have a genuine interest and not just doing this for the cash/profile. I have a vid for you that has been done last week by a US couple that are currently living here for the husband's job and the wife especially is really interested in finding out as much as possible about the UK - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dat7l70xdQ8 - they call themselves Daydreamers Barn (??). The first half is of them driving B roads into Lincoln City and as they are filming through the windscreen there is good detail of road markings & signs, other vehicles and the beautiful skies. As i see you are nerdy for stuff like that. The second half is of a very quick walk on top of the walls around Lincon Castle. Hope you & the family are doing well, you are sounding a lot better, i noticed the last month your voice/sinuses seemed to be suffering a little. Cheers, Geoff.
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  11584. Those cars were the backbone of the rebuilding of France after WW2, they were cheap to build and maintain and were built to drive through a field with a basket full of eggs on the passenger seat and the eggs should not be broken, it was literally in the Citroën's specifications. The gear lever is where wipers would be now btw ;) Cheers from Provence :)
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  11585. Where You goin with a $1 million???????
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  11586. Living in Australia, it is so strange seeing what the USA does
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  11587. Quick question...what got you interested in Australia and wanting to learn more about our beautiful country?
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  11588. Looking forward to seeing you guys on the west coast. ….one day! I am in perth Western Australia, although same state, it’s a long way to the Kimberly We do have trouble with too many people from eastern states moving here, so keep it quiet please!
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  11589. Checkthisshiddout: I was staying at the dorms at University Of Wisconsin in 2018 (attending EAA Airventure/airshow week) - I said to one tired looking American guy the end of the day: "long day?" and he just looked blankly at me... ah sorry, say again? Take II: "Long day?" Same blank look, - then I realised what was going on and went to plan B: "Sorry, I'M Australian... Have you had a long day out at the airshow ??" Oh, yeah! Sure, It has been a long day. I swear he probably thought I was speaking Vietnamese to him. LONGG DAI?
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  11590. The mid 90's was the best for DTM
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  11591. About the short bread and the taste. The richness could be from using real butter.
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  11592. Lol i got an ad for them while watching this vid. But great content for real. Very informative.
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  11593. Great video . I'm enjoying these beer videos
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  11594. Love to see my country getting some love and respect! <3
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  11595. Thankyou soooooo much for loving our stuff. The fact you’re going to do a Tim Tam Slam makes you an adopted Aussie!!!! And saying you love vegemite made me double check I was a subscriber, cause that comment earns an instant fan and a thumbs up
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  11596. XXXX when you're a light weight lol
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  11597. Legend thats how us aussies do icecream your becoming an aussie lol you need too try freckles seeing your in love wit 100s and 1000s their awesome
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  11598. These races are legendary! As a kid I used to watch these races on TV in Finland. Skating is very popular here too and we used to have same kind of natural ice races but we do not have so many canals and we usually have much more snow so the tracks had to be made on lakes by "snow machines" to make the tracks clean and fast. But you as a fellow "petrol head" might be interested, that we had many actual racing tracks for bikes and cars in every city/town. "Ice track racing" with bikes and cars is good "training" how to handle, react and correct/taking control again without worrying driving in to a tree!! And no age limit...Rovanperä, 8 yrs old.. Also wery useful for ordinary people. Best Regards from Finland!
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  11599. You get a thumbs up, but DON’T EVER DO THAT AGAIN!
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  11600. Who knew Poland would win a water taste test. Congratulations!
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  11601. Italian is close, but I'm Portuguese and I can fully understand Spanish without ever officially learning it, italian not so much haha Greetings from Porto ✌️
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  11602. Please keep the P.O. Box open cause I’ve sent some gifts for Emma and Andrew
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  11603. IWrocker, I said it before and I will say it again, Your channel delivers smiles....
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  11604. Back in the early 2010s, when I was a teenager, I went to a rally stage near my cousins' place in Finland. We didn't go during the race, but when they were checking the pace notes with normal road cars. Met literally the whole field of drivers, including Kimi Räikkönen who was driving rally at the time. Kimi seemed to not be too interested in meeting us but gave us autographs when we insisted. A great memory.
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  11605. Baltas is a good beer. It means “white” in Lithuanian. FYI Lithuanian alphabet has nothing to do with the Slavic language. They are not Slavs. I’m saying this because you might get some irate Lithuanians commenting on that 😂
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  11606. Those boomerangs are art! Fun fact I learned from an aboriginal guide in Sydney is that the boomerangs that return like this were made as a decoy rather than the tool to actually kill. They would throw it to hover over thick brush to simulate a predator like a hawk which would flush out the other birds etc from the underbrush and then use a heavier killing boomerang to throw across the top of the brush effectively downing any birds taking off. Those were shaped more like an “L” and didn’t return. Those killing boomerangs were so powerful they could break an emu leg.
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  11607. I've grown up with a 9ft pool table in my fathers house. We spent quite a bit of time playing, as it was our usual activity whenever we spent time together. I"d consider myself above average when it comes to pool. Ive tried Snooker twice.... I couldn't sink anything anywhere at all. It was infuriating. Ever since, I adore those snooker dudes. They are insane. Love to watch you discover this absolute beaut of a sport. A couple of things I want to make you aware of, as they are hard to notice initially: In Snooker the Balls are quite a bit smaller than they are on the kind of pool table most of us grew up playing. As you've already found out, the table is quite a bit bigger however (pooltables in pubs and bars are often 6ft in lengh, whilst official pool competitions (8 and 9 ball) are played on a 9ft table.) Here the table is 12ft long. Combine that with the smaller size of the balls and you increase the difficulty in comparison to pool exponentially. Also, most significant: the pockets have rounded corners, as you can see if you take a closer look. Pool tables have the corners angled, meaning pocketing any ball is much easier, as the balls generally bounce towards the pockets, as long as you're close enough. With them being rounded here, the balls tend to bounce out and away from the pocket, if not hit perfectly.
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  11608. My brother had a Walkinshaw just like this and sold it for $40,000. My first car was a silver VL Commodore, just loved that car.
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  11609. Don’t feel bad about the first one, not many people I know here like them as a rule either.
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  11610. Thanks dude! If you can make it in WRC Finland Jyväskylä and Monte Carlo you are a super star! No matter male or female. Total respect and sorry about those stupid comments! Regards from Finland😁
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  11611. Love your enthusiasm Ian - I'm subscribing now. Wait til you drive Mt Panorama for real mate - it's scary fun even at regular road speeds!
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  11612. Yes, the little anteater is called an echidna.
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  11613. The wheels you are talking about are called ' spider ' rims. Many years ago many trucks had them. The reason they are preferred by many in Australia is the ease of changing tyres. Flat tyres are a common occurrence in the outback due to the hot climate. A typical triple roadtrain has 62 wheels. They can be dangerous to change if you do not follow the right procedure. Never take the nut off until you have knocked out the ' dogs' , otherwise they can fly out and possibly kill you. The hardest part is lining up the wheel straight so that they don't wobble when you are driving down the highway.
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  11614. You asked , we deliver 😂 : For the 2024 A8 a turbocharged 335-horsepower V-6 augmented by a 48-volt hybrid system is the sole engine option. (The sportier S8 rocks a turbocharged V-8 rated for 563 horsepower.) An eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive are standard., Earlier models ( 2009-2017) had options for a 3.0 V6 TFSI, 4.0 V8 TFSI, 4.2 V8 FSI, W12 engine 6.3L ( 🤤) The diesels : 3.0 V6 TDI 4.2 V8 TDI 2017-2023: 3.0 L biturbo FSI V6 3.0 L biturbo FSI V6 MHEV 3.0 L biturbo FSI V6 PHEV 4.0 L biturbo FSI V8 MHEV ( MHEV = 108 hp (81 kW; 109 PS)) Diesel engines: 3.0 L biturbo V6 4.0 L biturbo V8
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  11615. Life was simple and easy, but now you can't keep up with everything. Thank you for the wonderful clip that represents your awesomeness
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  11616. Only bowl I care about, has food in it🤣
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  11617. Do I sense a move to Australia on the cards for you guys ??
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  11618. Gotta watch crickets, they'll hit you for six!
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  11619. Perth went through a 2 week heat wave a couple of weeks ago. The BOM (Bureau of Meterology) said we are in El Nino and to expect a long, hot, dry Summer.
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  11620. @IWrocker Yeah the Hardie Ferodo 500 back then was when Australia had MPH on all of the Speed Limit Signs across the country, it was later that they changed to Km/Hr. So the race was 500 miles which is about 805 km so now it's a longer race being 1000 km because of the faster cars can do the race much quicker so a 1000 km now takes about the same amount of time that the old 500 mile race took.
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  11621. PHEW!!! YAY! What relief. I remember that ending now, too bad I nearly had a heart attack thinking we would never know! Stupid memory I have! Thanks Ian, that was excellent fun!
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  11622. Ian, there’s a difference between the Outback and the desert. No one lives in the desert. The Outback has people living remotely for whatever reason - cattle station, sheep station, private properties, government installations, aboriginal communities, etc.
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  11623. I was at Lakeside in around 1978 and watched a mini brick roll at Hungry's. It rolled for about 100 metres (100yards or thereabouts) and as it rolled the bonnet, boot, and both doors got ripped off. It ended up on its wheels and the driver climbed out with no dramas. But damn, it was an exceptional crash LOL.
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  11624. This is Peter perfect at his best 😂
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  11625. hey, im from belgium and do the same job also just with another company its a grate job the trailers are amazing inside we even have a remote we cen steer the wheels extra if needed they follow already. and yeah the s730 is a sick truck now they have the s770 also greats from belgium
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  11626. Slightly bias, I'm aussie, that's one of the very best content vids you've done attributing this place. Shit hot keep it up!!!
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  11627. Wow! Wonderful to see three generations of IW Rocker together - congratulations to the whole family. Emma is already auditioning for the co-presenter role🥰 I'll shortly be heading back to my home town for a visit after more than a decade away, will be thinking of the new bub when I see the Bridge and Opera House again.❤❤
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  11628. Hemi even beats a Diesel haha fukkkk YA! 👍
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  11629. Mate, you totally deserve it and more. Well done Ian, you and your family should be proud of fostering such a good natured community.
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  11630. sitting here having a dark and stormy bundarburg ginger beer mixed with Bundarberg rum a great summer drink hehe cheers enjoy your streams
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  11631. A lot of kit cars but the first car is a Skoda ,rear engine and drive. It’s a multi winner in its rally class for years😊 Very entertaining channel
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  11632. I'm loving your enthusiasm Ian! The car in front is a Ford Sierra Cosworth. These two turbo cars rocked the sport. GODZILLA!!! RAAARRRGGGHHH!!!
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  11633. in 1983 a 20-year plan was agreed whereby our “nominal voltage” would change from 240V to 230V to match up with most other countries.
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  11634. Finnish bread is basically just rye bread. We just eat rye bread bc we care about health and that is the healthiest bread. School, work, home, etc. We grow up on healthy rye bread. They have abt 10 healthy ingridients :). (Note: We do have other breads too though)
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  11635. When I was a kid, there was a Coca Cola factory/plant, in my home town of Wauchope NSW. They produced the original glass bottle coke. It was across the road from my Primary school (known as Elementary school in the US). I have great memories of the Coca Cola yo-yo competitions they held there for the school kids. They also had visiting champion trick yo-yo folk there from time to time. Sadly the factory is long gone. It closed in the early 1970's. Most of the Australian Coca Cola is now made at factories located in Northmead (NSW), North Sydney (NSW), Richlands (Qld), Moorabbin (Vic) and Hazelmere (WA).
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  11636. When you travel to Europe, try to visit some of the open-air village museums. Many countries have at least a few of them.
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  11637. 4:10 they basically said that the police officer lost his drivers license and that he was put to different tasks haha
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  11638. Cheers world, Northside Brisbane lad here...gonna do my first cyclone in near 50 years. Dunno what to expect. No where to run to now.
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  11639. I’ve been to most Australian states, Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany, Fiji, and lived in New Zealand. Hands down I’d rather live here in Tasmania more than any of those places. It’s so special and unique. The lifestyle is perfect.
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  11640. Let's stand with Australia 🍻🇭🇲
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  11641. We have about 8 different species of glow worm here in Australia mother nature provides the most amazing sights this world has to offer its simply magical and incredible , Great to see your wife join in Ian this was another great upload thanks for your efforts mate ! ✌️👍
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  11642. Not many wives would keep actively cheering on their husbands to drink beer. If she's not into beer, she might enjoy Finnish long drinks.
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  11643. So so awesome to see a comedian who is clever!!! And doesn't use swear words! (I know he said the DH word but compared to the 'norm' this was mild) Swearing is not clever and makes me annoyed. Wonderful to be able to enjoy this! Thanks Ian.
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  11644. Kölsch früh😂!! Good Start You can see that you like it!! That pleases me!
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  11645. I saw a video rating education systems in the US some months ago, on a state by state basis. Arkansas was near the bottom. On hearing the girl in the video I understand why.
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  11646. As a kiwi girl now living in Australia I have flown back and forth in between the 2 countries going to weddings and funerals and what not and have seen and been involved in many Hakas both in my personal life and while playing Netball. my father is Maori and my mother European .
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  11647. I'm loving your work....im a massive fan bloke but mate you got to check out our NRL and STATE OF ORIGIN matches....they're freaking EPIC 👍👍
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  11648. When you do a video about Opel I highly recommend looking into their older models. Their ‚golden era‘ kind of ended in the 2000s. But they used to be a premium brand with very luxurious and sporty cars.
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  11649. Pedro was looking sharp. And good to see your beasts. 👍
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  11650. If you visit Ozzie , give yourself a minimum of a couple of months. I’m Australian , 44 and still ticking off destinations. It’s bloody huge 🇦🇺
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  11651. pecorino cheese is what they use on Sizzler's famous cheesy bread. Sizzler closed up shop here in Oz a year or two ago, but before they did they released their recipe for it: its just a blend of 50 : 50 margarine and pecorino cheese spread on one side of the thick-sliced bread, then fried butter-side-down for about 60 seconds
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  11652. All 4 adventure boys are the best in my opinion.
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  11653. Check out the Aussie Ford FPV GT, BF falcon turbos and Xr6/Xr8 utes! I’d love to know what you would think..
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  11654. The oddest rally car I can remember was a local garage owner 'Bill' Bengry took a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow on the Mexico Rally in 1970 There are plenty of photos of it on the internet if you google it. It just looks so out of place as a rally car.
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  11655. On the first magazine topic: German inventor Johannes Guttenberg invented printing, so the German region (at that time there was no united Germany as today) was the first in Europe to mass-produce printed works.
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  11656. OMG = You need a bigger bloody home indeed.
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  11657. You should definitely check the 911 RSR GTE, it's one of the best sounding car ever imo The one from 2017-2019 are pure eargasm I don't know if I can put a link here but the video is from 19Bozzy92 and it's called : Porsche 991.2 RSR GTE
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  11658. It’s the best city in the world. I arrived for first time in 1978 ( yes with CCCP) and after several ti es for all country . The more spectacular city . It’s culture, it’s music , it’s Art .
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  11659. Food culture in Aus is big. A lot of families eat at home for most meals, home cooking took a big leap during all the lockdowns, and as Daniella mentioned, home cooked is often as good or better than eating out. We demand quality from our restaurants when we do eat out, we have such great quality produce there's no excuse not to produce really good food. Obviously expectations vary depending on the venue, but even a pub meal should be good. Word spreads quick if the food sucks, and a business won't survive if people can do it better at home. I don't eat out very often (save for lunches at work), but when I do, I always try and order something different, or that I can't or wouldn't attempt at home. Motorsport, there is by far more categories in the USA, but to be expected as the market is bigger. But pretty much, if it has wheels, we'll find a way to race it.
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  11660. Rolling hills etc are more towards our coast, once you hit the outback, theres nothing as far as the eye can see
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  11661. As I was talking about with my XB Falcon Ute I forgot to mention that it handled incredibly good and felt so sure footed on the back roads because of the suspension upgrades. It was retro fitted with a rear sway bar which was not ever made in the factory. It was just to keep the car more stable when towing the car trailer down the highway as well as it had helper springs under the rear leaf springs for the extra weight. My dad was talking about getting the motor from a family friend because it was the “Black” motor, if anyone has a knowledge of the older Falcon that is the one that was in the GTHO PHASE 3 and he had it in the XW Falcon Ute and it was fast! We never ended up going ahead with that but it would have been nice coupled with the C4 auto transmission.
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  11662. There is a series of adds by car insurance companie AAMI about a very careful driver winning a trip to Bali and meeting her true love. Every Aussie know the phrase 'kiss me katut'
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  11663. Hi Ian, the square meters is the land size and not the house. At the start of the video. You were showing a land development called Averley. That’s just around the corner from where I live in Melbourne. Have a look at some new homes.
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  11664. You would love Summernats in Australia. It's similar to Goodwood and Leadfoot, but is almost exclusively muscle cars, and primarily older Australian muscle cars. It's held in Canberra Early January each year and is a great time. It's in the showgrounds in Canberra, so a bunch of people camp there for the whole event, it's something else.
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  11665. Sandra - (I'll never be) Maria Magdalena 1985
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  11666. pythons dont scare me, but what scares me is I can't tell a venomous snake from a python! so I just have to assume every snake is venomous. I have no issues with spiders tho. Amazing video tho, never seen anything like it before
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  11667. Much love and respect for the Haka, I'm an aussie and a construction worker . I've seen it preformed on a few construction sites, it's an awesome experience
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  11668. Do you know how Tim Tams got their name? The maker had an idea for a new biscuit but didn't know what to call it until one day he went to the horse race's and placed a bet on a horse called TimTam. Needless to say the horse won. And that's how he got the name.
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  11669. There is a form where the two cue balls are both WHITE, but one of them has a Black Dot on it, to distinguish it from the other, whilst the third ball is BLACK. I never heard of this trio of colours before and I started playing in my teens, in the eaarly 70’s. What blows my mind about Billiards is that the top players were known for running up scores in the THOUSANDS, with breaks (turns) that could last hours long. Learning how to sink your cue ball off one of the others teaches you how to avoid doing this in games like Pool or Snooker. Learning to use light power on the cue ball and yet produce spin, which is an essential skill in Billiards, adds to your abilities in the other games as well of course. You should look up footage of Billiards masters like Walter Lindrum and Eddie Charlton online. They will absolutely bow your mind!
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  11670. Now I feel like sending you and your wholesome family stuff from where I'm from i.e. from the Campbelltown suburbs in Sydney's Macathur region. Maybe in the near future. And definitely something savoury as well!
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  11671. Woodman's to the rescue!!! As an American who grew up going to Woodman's in Madison now living in Western Australia, it's great to see that Woodman's is still providing its wide variety of groceries. I miss the massive frozen pizza selection that Woodman's has that Western Australia severely lacks...but we do, as you've mentioned, have a wide variety of Tim Tam flavors/flavours available here. Great vid! Keep up the good work!
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  11672. The funny looking car 8:10, is a Peugeot 206 cc😅 the van looks like a Ford transit
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  11673. I am 61.. back in the day.. had Datsun 1600, 510 in America.. running the twin spark Bluebird engine.. going through gates on a farm at 200 plus kilometres an hour, and not hitting the gate post was fun.. then a tight squishy fit between trees.. I took a retired NFL Player in passengers seat, on a training course track for rally driving.. and he Puked in his Helmet... Kept screaming. Slow down... it was only a training/teaching course... not 120mph between trees stuff..
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  11674. Fun fact Australia’s alpine region see’s more snow on a yearly average than Switzerland
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  11675. G'day Ian. Bathurst 12 hour GT3 sports car race this weekend and today with the main race on Sunday. Unfortunately links to channels seem to be now stopped on your channel.
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  11676. I spent my high school years living here, and I remember being taught this Dreamtime story at school. Was waiting for the “takes a long time to give birth to a mountain” line. They’re not huge mountains, Ian, but they can be seen from quite a way away and their presence in their landscape seems almost surreal…otherworldly . Everyone loves these mountains
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  11677. US has them too, though they have a much looser limit 14 on duty of which 11 can be driving. In both areas some truckers also keep old manual logs often too.
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  11678. That's about a months worth lol. :) Enjoy man. You will be sick of them like us soon. Haven't eaten them in years. Overdosed on then when I was younger.
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  11679. Wow your eye's look so incredibly blue. As you get older, time goes faster. True fact 😂
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  11680. Btcc was an absolute blast in the 90s. The German DTM was also a top competitive racing series at the same time and even more advanced cars. Anyway 90s racing was great, from rally to group C to touring cars and F1
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  11681. yeah Im in nsw and the benches always face the shops everywhere I have been. but facing them towards the shop, the benches can go right up almost to edge of the curb, leaving a lot of space for foot traffic, but if you put them facing the road, you would have to move them back further toward the shops for safety.
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  11682. The Actros has a great gear system. The biggest problems for me was the MAN's because of lousy heating for your feet. When you clear snow, you have to blow cold air on the windscreen, if not you get horrible icing on your windscreen, so good heating for your feet is very important.
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  11683. That house isn't in Western Australia. When they say North West, they mean North West of Sydney NSW The house is 2 hectares on Hambledon Road, Quakers Hill NSW between Mountain St and Stanhope.
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  11684. We just had a 6.0 magnitude earthquake in Victoria today… Damn thing woke me up 😂🤣😂
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  11685. Wonderful people sending you and your family such awesome items.
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  11686. My favourite Burger in Darwin is Croc Burger, made from Crocodile meat, very tasty , get them at the Darwin Wharf, trouble is one becomes very snappy after eating one.
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  11687. What a nice idea! :-)
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  11688. Even apeldoorn bellen! Comercials funny as hell
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  11689. Thanks for your kind words. I'm at kangaroo point. Some rain and wind earlier. Erie at the moment. About 24hrs away. Cheers and all the best to my neighbours round Brisbane.
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  11690. Look at the Peugeot 406 coupe with a v6 engine. A beautiful car designed by Pininfarina.
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  11691. The Seat Leon Cupra R was a brilliant car. Mine had 225bhp and went 0-60 in 6.3 seconds. I had it for 17 years and no major issues ever. It's worth checking it out. The modded ones went up to 500bhp.
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  11692. Nice video 👍
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  11693. In the 2000s, the french highway gendarmerie used to rock subaru imprezas 😂 Shit was wild
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  11694. Have you watched "the insane logistics of formula 1" if not then watch that it's really detailed
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  11695. A must do is soft black darrell lea licorice dipped in nutella. Was my go to after school snack (since you guys don't really like black licorice, can do it with strawberry or raspberry to good effect, Just gotta be soft licorice)
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  11696. Not sure if anyone has commented, but the disk she is holding holds 1.44mb.
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  11697. I was born in Brazil and immigrated to Canada, Australia was one of the options we thought of immigrating. For a while it felt like a dream, felt unreal. It is a wonderful country to live in.
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  11698. The car they showed for SA was a HG Monaro with the different grill and the 350Cui Chevy. We also did the standard 4 door Kingswood and the top of the line Brougham for SA. When the HQ came out we supplied the same cars to South Africa, New Zealand and the middle east, mainly Saudi Arabia. The big change was the engines with the 186Cui straight 6 now the 202Cui, the option of the 250CuiV8, the 308Cui V8 and the 350Cui. The Brougham model was dropped and the Statesman/ DeVille models came on. By 1973 the 350 engine was only available in export models and all Aussie models had the 308 V8/250V8 or 202 6clyinder.
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  11699. The messy moustache Tim Tam slam is something we are looking forward to seeing from Pedro.
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  11700.  @IWrocker  👍we Aussies love you guys and happy to call you "mate"... We appreciate your videos and your positive reacts...(and the fact that you don't criticize Vegemite or act like you're eating poison when you've tried it, is a big ✔️ from me hahaha) We would be proud to have you visit, one day... And there would be Aussies in every state that would be happy to meet and show you around, without any expectation of wanting something in return. That's what we're like, as you have probably guessed. Without being wierd, we feel like we know you all. You will have the time of your lives here, one day. And I do not doubt that you will have lots of laughs...as we embrace you. All we ever want from people is for them to be their genuine selves. Nothing more. Nothing less. We do have a finely tuned BS radar, so no need to pretend to be someone you're not. That's the key rule here. So you will be fine lol, because we can already see, you ARE genuine people. The flight may appear long but once you have a couple of meals, a sleep and watch a few movies you're here. Or is that because being so far away, we Aussies are used to the long haul??? Anyway, I couldn't help myself, I sent Bundaberg beer this link as well, to thank them, on our behalf....and yes, I nearly fell over when I saw the box from them! That's true "Aussie values" right there...I'm not sure if this makes sense, but It doesn't matter how big or small you are, you are accessible to all. And they proved it by watching the link. So personally, I will support this brand even more so, in future. Take care 😃
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  11701. Ian, there is also what we call Cheesymite Rolls: Bread Scrolls with both Vegemite and Cheese. These are usually baked and bought at a Bakery. Vegemite and Cheese Toasties are also amazingly delicious that you can make at home. Toast sliced bread under a griller, remove then butter the untoasted side, smear with your favourite amount of Vegemite (very light as you now know), add slices of your favourite melting chesse to cover, return to the griller and melt the cheese until golden brown. Yum! Several slices of that is a good breakfast to start the day!
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  11702. The question of less comfort on european cabovers is a thing of the past... If you take a look at the newer Volvo FH or the new Scania S750, they're very comfy to drive, almost like a car
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  11703. I think you'll definitely enjoy Euro Truck Simulator 2, I love it, and also play American Truck Simulator to know how it feels to drive a big rig in the US :) The immersion is awesome, when I drive on French highways I really feel like driving home, devs got every little detail right, and playing the game really feels like travelling!
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  11704. LnP is the best drink to pre mix with you're alcohol. Trust me it will replace coke, lemonade and orange juice. It's a MUST DO! Wow, you guys got a tiki. What a honourable guesture from Logan and family. 👏💪🤙
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  11705. Great vacation idea for Australia: start in Sydney, that's likely where you'll be flying to anyway. Tour the city, spend a few days doing tourist stuff. Get the train north (our interstate trains are a relatively cheap way to travel, especially if there aren't any airports where you want to go). The trains are comfy and give you some great views. Stop off at Wauchope (pronounced "war hope" I don't know why) and get the bus to North Haven. If you've got little kids, book a place at Dunbogan or Camden Head. They have a sheltered little beach called Pilot Beach that is perfect for little kids still wearing floaties. The beach at North Haven is perfect for an older family. The beach has a permanent rip (a current of water) going out past the waves, then it stops, making it perfect for lazy surfers and body boarders (or boogie boards, they get called different things). The beach is patrolled by lifesavers, so just stay between the flags and you'll have a good time. The place is a nice little beach town, and it's just a twenty minute drive to Port Macquarie, a regional centre with anything you can't get in North Haven (from shopping to a hospital). We used to go to North Haven for Xmas holidays when I was a kid. I still stop by there whenever I'm driving through.
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  11706. Love ur vids Mr. Rocker! It’s always good to hear an Americans perspective on Aussie life. Hope u and the family have a safe new year…Pedro is my hero!!! 😂😍👍
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  11707. IWockers first video!
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  11708. Correctly pronounced, Respect! The famous "Pinzgauer" is of a family of high-mobility all-terrain 4WD (4×4) and 6WD (6×6) military utility vehicles and was the successor of the smaller Haflinger. The vehicle was originally developed in the late 1960s and manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch of Graz, Austria, and was named after the Pinzgauer, an Austrian breed of cattle. Pinzgau is also the name of a region in the mountains in my Homeland Salzburg, Austria. It was popular amongst military buyers, and was mostly used in the Austrian Army. In my time of conscription (1978/79), the Pinzgauer was used, among other things, as a transport vehicle in the mountains. It showed its efficiency above all during night operations. Cool shit. It was produced from 1971 to 2007.
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  11709. 8:00 red numbers in Germany are usually dealer tags or for test drive. One would have one set of plates for a number of vehicles and basically have to keep record when the tags are used. This would also include historic vehicles for shows like in this case. So basically the use is limited to the show here. It's not a "daily driver".
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  11710. Regarding the shorter shelf life of foodstuffs these days, I am surprised no one has mentioned the fact that more foods contain fewer preservatives - this is both a response to public demand and changing industry standards. I remember a time when a loaf of bread would stay fresh for literally weeks because of the amount of (nasty) additives to make it last longer. These days it will go stale in less than a week. It's a small price to pay for better health as the fewer preservatives and artificial colours and flavours they add the better.
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  11711. I did a quick check at Kroger here in the south,and a big box of Corn flakes is $5.99!! Wtf 🙈
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  11712. Don't tell anyone but I prefer Kiwi chocolate over Aussie chocolate. Whittaker's is, hands down, the best mass produced chocolate on the market. In my opinion anyway.
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  11713. Thanks IWrocker and family for spreading so much joy and entertainment down under!
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  11714. The Pilliga State Forrest would have to be up near the top. It has the Pilliga Princess ghost walking the highway as well as countless Yowie related disappearances. Truck drivers will not stop anywhere along the highway at night, even driving through without stopping to change blown or flat tyres.
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  11715. Ask Starbucks about their venture into Australia! They definitely didn't do their research!!
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  11716. A Man and his bottle of cold beer on a hot summerday. A never ending Lovestory... Thanks Ian for your awesome Videos.👍 Greetings from one of your fans in Germany.👋
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  11717. Women love lifted big trucks that's a bonus
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  11718. They never mentioned Canberra and the Yass valley. This area is getting more and more renowned for it's quality.
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  11719. I love the IWROCKA number plate idea, that's so Australian - add red rocks! ⭐😁👍
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  11720. In Australia I grew up seeing both flat nose and long nose trucks on our roads. I live on a truck hub road. And I still see both. And all brands. I like the flat nose trucks but a long nose Kenworth Mack Western Star Peterbuilt lit up at night. Mate there is nothing better
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  11721. Citroen used to be popular in Malaysia, valued for their quirky suspension and durability. The last popular model here was the ZX which entered the local market in 1992.
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  11722. Love that black Cadi station wagon you showed us, that looks sleek. 🤙🏼
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  11723. Everyone in the USA has a toaster, because that is what you do with low quality bread. In Europe toasters are rare, because quality bread gets worse by toasting it, we only do it with old stale bread. Or when we really want toast. The first breads he showed from the U.S. looks like the lowest of the lowest quality. It's how ultra low quality bread was over here in the 1970s when the first bread factories were opened here. Low quality bread here is € 1 a loaf and it's already a lot better then what I saw in the video. On the ingredients, bread has 4: Flour, water, yeast and salt. Sugar is not needed not even 1 gram. You ask "why are we so bad at food". I ask myself that too about the USA. You have immense amounts of farmland, USA is the biggest farmland country on the world, 95% of the country is rural, it should be a healthy food Valhalla. If I would live in the U.S. I would buy a breadmaking machine. They are not expensive and easy to use, no skills needed. Then you can just put Flour, water, yeast and salt in it, have fresh warm bread whenever you want.
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  11724. $30 for a pizza , that's a BS claim !? $30 for two even three for sure. Any Aussie paying $30 for a pizza would be an idiot.
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  11725. Love you from Kurdistan❤
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  11726. Hope you’re well, Ian!! G’day from Australia!!
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  11727. I don't mind NASCAR first and foremost, I love all motorsports individually, saying one is better than the other is ridiculous when they just aren't doing the same thing, and with totally different machines. Having said that, gotta say F1 would have my vote on the oval track. Higher top speed and more aero, so better on the corners, seems like its a foregone conclusion
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  11728. That intro was everything 😂 Thank you for the picture Emma... it's beautiful 💕 Happy New Year to an amazing family 🎉
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  11729. I live in Dargo in the Australian high country, Dargo is the number 1 four wheel drive and camping destination in Australia check it out on YouTube there some brilliant videos of the beautiful country here and make sure you check out the Dargo Hotel it's iconic. This is what we do all the time here in Dargo
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  11730. I remember watching that episode when I was a kid. Marty cracked me up when he said at the end he has to give his suit back to Ricky May! Couldn’t say that these days, would be fat shaming, not that Ricky would have been offended.
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  11731. You did very well, i couldnt do the same with the states.
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  11732. Sadly I’m no longer using Amazon... I got scammed a couple times after canceling subscription and ended up with my bank having to cancel my card. After that added nightmare of waiting weeks without being able to easily access my funds, I refuse to have any further dealings with them. To top it off Amazon then started harassing me claiming I owed them. Just thought I would share my experience so others may avoid going through what I did. I’m sticking to my Aus eBay now :)
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  11733. I would love to see some Mexican food made.👍🇦🇺
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  11734. You have already had a video of an ambulance in Budapest, since then, just like today on my way home from work crowded with cars, when I see it, this channel always comes to mind 🙂. The way I look at drivers who are otherwise idiots, how they make room for an ambulance or a firefighter in seconds is heartwarming.
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  11735. When my dad and I traveled to Trinidad (& Tobago), we lent a car for a week to drive around the island. On the third day, my dad proudly announced that he finally felt comfortable with driving left - only to end up on the right (wrong) side of the road after the very next turn. Its been a nice running gag for almost 30 years between us, whenever my dad brags about his capabilities a little too much for my taste.
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  11736. The boyz got demolished by the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  11737. Hey Ian you should check out an old show called Mega Truckers Australia. It was based on a Brisbane company that did major heavy haulage around the country. I loved it.
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  11738. Polish driver Robert Kubica is known for driving in both F1 and rally :D
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  11739. Usually if the logo has wings on it, it derives from war time aircraft manufactures
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  11740. Air fares are extremely expensive right now because of covid. Our international borders are effectively shut and the country is only allowing a small number of people\arrivals each week. Hopefully things become more relaxed in the not too distant future.
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  11741. According to the Dutch license plate and the big dashboard, the car is not from 1964, but from 1981. And yes, the shifter is that thing in the dashboard. Very handy, close to the steering wheel.
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  11742. You should look up the way Airbus transported body sections for the A380 through parts of France. Not heavy, just big. Big enough that they bought new, slightly narrower balconies for a village, so they could have even a little clearance.
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  11743. My dad gave me his 2002 Intrepid 2.7 and it blew up at 67k. LOL Water pump leaked coolant into the oil and the sludge killed the motor.
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  11744. Hey Ian, Kangaroos can seriously hurt or even kill. There have been eighteen known human deaths and they kill dogs as well. They cause deaths on the roads so all these idiots playing with them are more than likely city people who have no idea. Your commentary is really good.
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  11745. The first line in the song "Down Under" by Men At Work is 'Travelling in a fried out Kombie". The opening scene has a red Kombie. If you watch the driver when he opens the back door you can lip read him saying F*$& haha.
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  11746. When the road is dry the exhaust residue gets into the road surface ,then when it rains the residue comes to the surface and makes it slippery
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  11747. G'day Ian, the town Mary Kathleen, was a uranium mine, that closed down, there is nothing there now except for the streets and the concrete house slabs.
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  11748. If you are a mountain person check the Portuguese islands. Azores and Madeira. Lisbon and Portugal In general are not that under the radar. In the past years became way more popular as a tourist destination but yeah, doesn’t have the same level of popularity as many other countries. It’s more of a hidden gem as many videos refer to it.
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  11749. Check out Scott McLaughlin's crash here in 2019. That hectic chicane has had a few victims over the years.
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  11750. i see this live on tv maybe 15 years ago it was a great show edit: it was in october 2007 in the show "Wetten Dass?". Milan Krizanek say he can turn a bus on the bridge in 3 min. he lose the challenge but the fans love him and he won the show as the "Wettkönig"
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  11751. I love the honesty in these videos. As an Australian I prefer violet crumble over crunchie but will eat either, I love Maltesers I could easily eat them all day & for Turkish delight they can stay in the store 🤣. Loving the videos mate.
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  11752. Leanne for the win! Shipping would’ve cost more than the collectors box. Good job!
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  11753. 9:20 It's funny to see you react to those. And yeah, there's a reason they're called the "Ultras". The closest I could related (to my knowledge of the current US) would be the Bills. Wifey is from WNY 😏
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  11754. You can legally own a commodore ute in the us using certain loop holes. There are a few “utes” in the US
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  11755. The new DAF XG+ interior should be checked out, they are massive, coming from an merc Acttos driver, I haul cars across northwest Europe
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  11756. Oh it's has to be eaten within 30secs of popping out if the toaster for sure
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  11757. I actually watched this episode when I was a kid. It was freaking hilarious.
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  11758. Not sure how much those setting will change things but those pockets were very accommodating. On a real table and a lot of those shots you made are just bouncing out. Beyond being narrow, the cushions are rounded so the ball doesn't funnel in like on a pool table, so if you make any significant contact with the cushion the ball's not going in... To give a sense of difficulty, pool you can generally play okay-ish while drunk but I've seen drunk novice people in pubs take over an hour to finish a frame of snooker. (the old guys who play drink small glasses of beer)
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  11759. ​​ @DaveOz-mx5oh chips & onion rings on the side makes it an 12
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  11760. Ian, we had 2-way Tailgates in Australia in the mid 70's in the Falcon station wagons. Are you sure American wagons didnt have them in the 70's also?
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  11761. Just a bit of a back story, Thogden (Theo Ogden),(& Thogdad) has been Vlog'ing since he was 15yo. He's now 23yo. Thogden was the only person that had gone to every match of the World Cup, in 2022. He's a Bolton Wanders supporter, they are in the English Championship. He's travelled to lots of places, just to Vlog different footballing game & football culture. He's famous in Morocco & has done Vlogs from there many times. Thogden & Thogdad even went to the Cricket World Cup in India & went to cover a few games of Indian Football.
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  11762. I was there four years ago - it's the weirdest sensation to be rolling backwards when your brain says you're facing downhill. I do have a hip replacement but thankfully didn't get slammed into that big red horseshoe magnet! What WAS unnerving was rolling backwards towards that crest thinking that a car could be coming over it unsighted.
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  11763. When my dad was young he put a 650 engine from a 126p in his fiat 500. He had it for like a week before he did a wheelie while showing off and wrapped it around a lamppost. Even tho he already put a couple of pavement tiles in his trunk to keep the wheels on the ground. RIP that 500 🙏
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  11764. Yes, the gear shifter is the big knob in the dashboard. And you were lucky that they took the windows out, that helped a bit getting in. The 2CV was basically the french beetle. It was designed after WW2 to be cheap and easy to produce, affordable for many people but yet practical in use. The first ones only had 1 headlight, 3 bolts on each wheel ect., everthing they could do to cut cost. The engine was kind of a BMW flat 2 cylinder motorbike engine design with 500cc. Easy to maintain and low on fuel consumption. If you really want to know what a small car feels like, try a Fiat 500 from the post war era. That was the italian version of the beetle and the 2CV. Just about half the size... :) Just make sure the folding sun roof is open - you gonna need it.
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  11765. Merry Bloody Christmas!! From Uralla NSW Australia, halfway between Sydney and Brisbane. Have a great one.
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  11766. I love how Ian's freaking out about the scenery in the B roll 🤣and it's just the B roll not even the main feature of the video..... Yes that's Brisbane, mostly it was the City Botanic Gardens (we have 2 Botanic Gardens in Brisbane, this is the older one) and then South Bank parklands (where she showed the BBQ). The reason the BBQ wasn't busy was because of the combination of this was probably a weekday, there's lots of fast food shops nearby and those BBQ's are in all the neighbourhood parks, so if people want a BBQ, they will just go to the park nearest their home. Brisbane is such an underrated city, it's a great place to live and raise a family 👍
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  11767. I also used to have a cap and T-shirt from Florida. From the Florida corks? Blue with Orange. Received it from my then employer because we were also going to deliver there. I wear Nike air Max there almost every day. And regularly also Cabs. Nike air Max, are very popular in the Netherlands. That also has more to do with Hardcore music. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  11768. Hey Ian, I've only been to Orlando FL (back in 2001), I loved it, very friendly people, and felt very safe. Though being a tourist destination, hospitality is king. The 'ignorance' was definitely a thing, but I blame that on the education and mainstream media. If you're not exposed to the world, it's hard to know about it. Here in Aus, we are taught about the world, and we also get pretty decent international media coverage, so we are more aware of things going on. I also think, with so much going on in the USA, it's hard enough keeping up with domestic affairs, let alone around the world. Chatting to locals, I didn't experience much arrogance, patriotism yes, but also willing to listen and learn. I'd love to go back to the States some day, and experience more, heck, maybe one day you can pick me up from O'Hare, and we can have a few beers and talk motorsport ;)
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  11769. And NO ONE fucks with the ANZACS (Australia New Zealand Army Corp) New Zealand is like Australia's little brother where we hang shit on each other as you do but we're family. (And yes, New Zealand was a part of Australia until 1823 when they wanted to go on their own.) As an Australian, I love the haka and NZ has a better PM than the useless smirking clown we have!
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  11770. Hi to your beautiful family from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 Twirls are my favourite 🤤 enjoy 🥰
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  11771. Die Neue Deutsche Welle in the 80's was dominating our charts and it sparked my interest to study german and it served me well in life. Thanks to music 😊.🤘❤️
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  11772. Fun fact i actually live on the Murray River in a town called Echuca.
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  11773. little tanks!!!! i've seen roadtrains swerve to miss the buggers
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  11774. The penny and half penny were from the pre-decimal currency era. Half penny was pronounced heypenny. At that time the currency was made up of pounds, shillings and pence. 20 shillings made up a pound and 12 pence (pennies) made up a shilling. Decimal currency was then introduced in 1966.
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  11775. Crown lands comprise around 23% of Australian land, of which the largest single category is vacant land, comprising 12.5% of the land. Crown land is used for such things as airports, military grounds (Commonwealth), public utilities (usually State), or is sometimes unallocated and reserved for future development.
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  11776. I'm clutching at straws here but i wonder if the AI is misinterpreting the word "can't" in an Aussie accent for the c bomb. The only difference in the pronunciation of the 2 words in our Australian English is of course, the vowel length.
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  11777. React to buddy franklin 1000 goal!!!!!!!
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  11778. yeah you guys use American English and we use British English spelling (color/colour, neighbor/neighbour, jail/gaol ) but some American influences are slowly infiltrating Australia and Gaol is often spelt Jail the sun you felt in New Mexico could be similar to what you would feel in the outback/deserts but the vegetation is very different , cactus is NOT native to Australia The question we often ask when someone has done a road trip - how many K's did you do ?? or in your case how many miles ????? looks like you had a great time ....
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  11779. The Cossi RS 500 was the first turbo-charged car to win the 24h of Nurburgring. It also made an impression in the 80s DTM Series. I remember once IIRC Roland Asch getting "pushed" by his teammate to the starting line - everybody including the announcer thought he had problems, but he only left the engine cool to have an advantage in the first couple of laps... Those were the days! ;-))
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  11780. Happy holidays from The Netherlands !
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  11781. You really need to react to his other videos. Justin’s comparisons are on point and he does an amazing job explaining it. Sometimes he gets it wrong, but very seldom. I love your enthusiasm and thanks for the content! 😄👍
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  11782. the usa ranger and new bronco are basically based on the australian designed px ranger/everest released about 12yrs ago. although they're mostly all diesel here in aus and the us ones have the ecoboost.
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  11783. Need to get a list going of how creative people get with their custom plates .There’s some clever people out there
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  11784. Thank you to the IWROCKER family for helping out during our interminable lockdowns and keeping us entertained and helping us regain pride in our country. It's been a tough 2021, and many of us lost some faith and needed some love, I think. Lol. Happy and Safe 2022!
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  11785. Getting maggot is more drunk then pissed in my mind. If you say "We're gonna get maggot" you'd mean black out drunk.
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  11786. the Sydney swans are a great team but were better when Tony Locket (Plugger) was playing also the Sydney Swans were my dads team right up to his end and he was given a fair well notice from the Sydney Swans team members it was great that they hd sorrow for the loss of a life time member.
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  11787. Always love your videos. Pete and Steven nailed it and Roxanne as always sent amazing things. Fyi be careful showing the details written on the boxes of the senders ;) 😉
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  11788. Spar is small supermarket chain, often found in regional towns.
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  11789. A farm in my village still uses a single cylinder tractor. In UK we had the field Marshall tractors which could be started using a shotgun cartridge.
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  11790. 7:50 The red Honda is a sixth generation Accord Type R in the European body style, they built these Accords here in the UK at a factory in Swindon.
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  11791. that vid from that guy was much more interesting than alot of the usual predictable stuff that people put out about Aus. thanks again and cheers mate !
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  11792. The Renault that you saw is originally called a Dacia Duster! Renault bought Dacia some years ago and in Europe it’s still called Dacia (which is a Romanian car). Just thought I’d add this as a little tidbit!
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  11793. There are 3 types of plates in Croatia a) basic (the first two letters are the abbreviation of the city, followed by numbers and letters) example: ZG 578-AZ (plate from the capital Zagreb) b) paid plates (same format as the basic ones, but you can choose numbers and letters) the plate is paid for one-time c) custom - the price is around €500 and the plate is valid for up to 5 years, after which you have to pay the fee again ---- There are also several colors White background and black letters are standard White background and red letters - for special vehicles (mainly large trucks for transporting bulk cargo) White background and green letters, temporary plates for foreign vehicles, with Croatian registration (for foreigners working temporarily in Croatia) Yellow background and black letters, Croatian army Blue background and yellow letters, diplomatic plates
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  11794. The skinnier roll like you made is authentic. They look terrific! Personally I like to cut them in to 1-2 inch pieces before they're cooked - you get extra crispy pastry that way. Fennel and Roast Pork are a match made in heaven. I make a Jamie Oliver recipe, where he uses sea salt, fennel, chilli, bayleaf and lemon rind and grinds them to a paste with a bit of olive oil. Spread it over the pork meat, roll it up with the uncooked skin on the outside and roast for 2 hours. Superb.
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  11795. 1980’s Holden’s all day long . These are “production” cars. It was drive all week race on the weekend.
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  11796. Bottle lo in one word Ian. There's no break after bottle. Bottlo in one go, is more how us Aussies say it.
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  11797. Nice to meet the Missus, got a good looking sheila there mate
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  11798. It’s a bit bias but I’m glad that you sensed a political agenda in this report. Respect 🇺🇸🇸🇦
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  11799. i'm a german truck and unimog fan.it's so cool to see your reaction and how happy you are...i love your Videos...👍
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  11800. They've just released a new one about covid vaccinations.
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  11801. It does seem that some knew something, but they are all very gullible, which explains a lot about America. I was almost falling for the tower of Perth until the guy said "the tower of Perth is older", I was like "get out of town, Australia is younger than Italy" 🤣
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  11802. I can totally relate to your videos. I grew up in the early 1970s and was a massive NASCAR fan back then. But then I saw my first F1 race on Wide World of Sports back in 1973, the Grand Prix of Monaco. What a huge new world opened up for me! So good on you for broadening your horizons!
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  11803. There used to be entire areas of northern Australia without limits because there was almost no traffic. Pretty much all gone now. We still have one of the longest straight stretches of road in the world as part of the Nullaboar Plain crossing.
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  11804. The greatest things about Australia: A relatively decent minimum wage (paid holidays, leave loading etc.) A diverse and multicultural society. Government subsidised health care. Pharmaceutical benefits scheme (one years worth of thyroxine costs me $50). A belief that all politicians, regardless of their political colour, are selfish arseholes. Cricket. Safe, uncontaminated food and water. Strict gun laws. Our place on the map - with our largest trading partners close by. The less Australia is like the divided so-called 'united states' the better off we are.
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  11805. The badge looks like an Oreo cookie
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  11806. The children are growing up so fast. It’s lovely to watch them year to year.
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  11807. front and rear plates required all states (motorcycles and trailers rear only) no registration tag required. the police cars have number plate recognition ability, so they know if the vehicle is registered,insured, reported stolen, who the registered owner is if their licence is valid, if the have warrants. if they're driving around and they get a red flag come up up off your number plate they'll pull you over.
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  11808. This was so interesting to watch! As a Bathurst local I loved hearing your take on the great race.
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  11809. Go with the Cummins! 😜🍻👍🏻
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  11810. American - I drive a truck, an 18 wheeler man. Australian Road Train Truckie - Hold my beer (well maybe not beer while driving lol, you get the point) There's a sign on a lot of trucks, probably in the US as well that has words to the effect of 'If the trucks stop, so does the Nation' or 'Without Trucks, the Nation stops' something like that. They all do an epic job, and some are away for days if not weeks on end.
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  11811. To be quite frankly that is really impressive for me plus I am kinda stunned at the same time.. You are served the regional beer from my home town.....You are indeed served WOLTERS PILSENER from Braunschweig over there !! Thumbs up and keep on rocking )) P.S.: The ratings are unanimously excellent, too 😁)
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  11812. NZ has a very ocean moderated climate, while mostly more southerly than even Tasmania. But recalling hot is not like in Australia where hot in southern parts is mainly northerly wind driven from inland, desert paths, or climate in more northerly part to far north in the tropics. NZ has little land area to really build heat and prevailing winds are mostly off ocean and thus very moderated. While parts are cold enough for snow, and the ocean is open down to Antartica, the winds still keep conditions moderated compared to northern US states and Canada. Most people live in comparative milder condition at both hot and cold extremes.
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  11813. Hey man love watching your videos, just a suggestion maybe you could do more videos on the Northern Territory (that's where I live). love your work 🙂
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  11814. We put redheads into positions of power over here mate, whenever your ready to be a representative for the people come on over 😂
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  11815. I tend to drink both La Chouffe and Weihenstephaner. Also, I think your wife should try more bears. Just a sip is fine, because you don't know if you will dislike it until you tried it.
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  11816. The Belgian kitchen is the best in the entire universe. By far! Nobody comes close. They are on a level of their own. Greetings from Holland!
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  11817. if Emma thinks they both taste the same then that's settled 👍
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  11818. Drakes are the best supermarket hands down, quality is top notch and it’s owned by a family from SA
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  11819. AFL jumpers actually don't have the players names on them, just the numbers. Essendon did trial having the players names on the jumpers but it didn't really make sense as most of the time you couldn't read the names because the pace of the game and the players are usually far away
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  11820. There is one reason to have short oil change intervals. You live in a hot desert area with lots of fine dust in the air that might pass the air filters and piston rings and end up in the oil. You also use oil with higher viscosity there. In moderate or polar conditions lighter oil will supply lubrication much faster and reduce wear on the metals better. My car has an indication for oil change and with long distance driving i am close to 30000km until indication, with short distance driving only i get close to 15000km. Low viscosity synthetic oil. Moderate climate. The car is now at 260000 km. Old engines from 1960s about need higher viscosity because of more tolerances in the production of the engines. New engines with Alu-Sil surface in the cylinders need short time oil change because the surfaces are sensitive. With robust engines from cast steel like the Mercedes Sprinter, companies often exceed the recommended oil change interval by 10000 km or even more. The vehicles get sold with 300000 km or even 400000 km on the clock. I have seen one with 700000 km used by a company for planning and accompanying heavy transports.
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  11821. Hey @IWocker, if you're interested in more Barra stuff there are quite a few Nissan Patrols 4x4s running around with Barra motor conversions down here. Maybe it's something you would like to look into. Cheers man 🇦🇺👍
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  11822. Another kiwi term is "judder bar" for what we call speed bumps in Oz .
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  11823. On an island just south of Brisbane, going to get rough but we’re ready for it over the next 24 hours plus. Bunker down everyone stay safe and be back to watch iwroker soon. Cheers for your support mate.
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  11824. Big Congratulations to you and the family Ian on the new addition, babies are just so wonderful. As many have already said, we'll still be here when you're ready to visit.
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  11825. So glad you loved our package from the Central Coast...we do live in an amazing part of the world and we have travelled the world, so glad we could share it with you guys... looking forward to your visit down under keep in touch...would love to catch up with you in OZ....love to go to Bathurst with you guys, and we also love your channel..... take care xxxxxxxx
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  11826. You need to react to some of the old Hard Earned Thirst VB adds. Oh and all these private signs aside, (I suspect the rude outback signs are on Stations at that), the official anti-drinking slogan sponsored by the TAC government body was "If you drink then drive, you're a bloody idiot", which certainly summed it up a lot better than the modern PC adds do.
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  11827. Flying from Melbourne to LA and back really wasn’t that hard, we had late flights so about 1/2 the time we where asleep (even longer on the way back to Australia due to the earths rotation and sunlight) the rest of the time I just read a few books and watched a few movies and then we arrived. So I definitely recommend late afternoon flights and sleeping pills and by the time you wake up you will already be 1/3 the way there or 2/3 the way there depending on with way your going. Any way I’d love to see you come down here and experience Australia!
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  11828. A dogman is like a crane drivers assistant - the guy with the whistle that directs the fella in the crane cabin
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  11829. Many Australian cities, particularly recently have a heat wave period where usually for two weeks but sometimes up to two months in fluctuation see temperatures come in and out of the 40 degrees celsius plus range. Western Australia just came out of a very long one that went for most of the summer just gone.
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  11830. French commercials do have a few cultural… differences.
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  11831. Greetings from Rhineland in the western part of Germany. Here, we have a traditional meal called „Sauerbraten“. Marinated and fried meat, sweet-sour sauce (with raisins), apple puree and potatoes. Yummie!
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  11832. Here in N.Z we have a somewhat similar selection of custom/vanity plates to choose from (though nowhere near to the same scale and variety as AUS). Here we can choose an American themed plate in the standard American size, a Japanese themed plate in the standard Japanese size, or even a couple variations of the European styled plates in the standard European size. Some plates allow additional message(s)/sentence(s) of your choice (as long as it's not inappropriate or offensive) on either the top, bottom, or even both empty areas of the plate. Depending on the plate you can also choose from a different range of colors for the border line and fonts. There are even plates you can choose from that have graphics or symbols integrated into the plate, most of which are N.Z themed ofcourse.
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  11833. Questioning if I really need my house
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  11834. You should check out a futsal video. Futsal players are crazy technical.
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  11835. G'day Ian and Danni love your channel, I have a recommendation for you to react to,, it's called Australiana by Austen Tayshus, if you can get all of the references he uses to towns and animals etc, you will become an honorary Aussie for sure
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  11836. Ian you asked what engine the Pacer is running. A lot of the New Zealand cars in this class are running Nascar engines, so I guess it's possibly whatever the Mopar Nascars used to have. Until recently this car ran a seriously worked, original 265, triple carbed straight six Hemi. It wasn't much slower ...
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  11837. The ESP was the deluxe version of Dicks Greens Tuff XE Falcon, Scheel seats, fancy wheels, not the ones in the video, two tone paint, sports steering wheel, and I think they may have had a suspension upgrade as well. ESP was supposed to be modern equivalent of a GT but had no real performance mods, mainly just cosmetics. Grey car with all the plastic spoiler bits was a Walkinshaw VL Commodore, he took over where Brock and HDT left off. Blue Group A SS was a Peter Brock special. Next blue car with the big gold wheels was an RX3. Black car with the power was a Valiant Charger, that's why you liked it. lol. Blue 2 Door Torana, just before the white 4 door. Yes, US Charger. Yellow LC/LJ Torana, Brock won Bathurst in an XU1 version that had triple carbies on the straight 6. Lime Green Leyland P76, 4.4L V8 and you could fit a 44/55 Gallon drum in the boot with a bail of hay. HD/HR 65/66 Holden with the blower. Was the beautiful car with the fins a Cadillac? Either a Datsun Roadster as raced by the other Pete Brock in the US, or an MG which the datsun was copied from. White Chrysler by Chrysler with L plates and no lights right at the end.
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  11838. I'm subscribed to Tim Minchin's channel so I've seen the video numerous times already and it's just amazing as is all his work. Would've loved to see your reaction to it but oh well. Thanks to your mum for the reminder... Much appreciated x
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  11839. Czech army had over 600 of them in 2018. As for now, they are getting rid of them because they are old, but they still use some of them for exapmle as a Mobile Jammer.
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  11840. I’m From Canada and its extremely common
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  11841. Adelaide is Australia's best kept secret and the locals often want it left that way. The Adelaide Hills are a gem.
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  11842. The cloudy look comes from the beer being unfiltrated and the yeast used in brewing still floating around in it. It's most common in Weizenbier/Weissbier (=wheat beers), although there's a filtrated variant called Kristallweizen (crystal wheat). Wheat beers are most common in bavaria, while further north it's mostly with barley (Pils, Kölsch)
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  11843. We call it an island! “My Island Home”
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  11844. For a more realistic comparison Crown Vic vs Audi a4 Range rover sport vs GMC Ford Kuga vs Saturn Mitsubishi L200 vs F350 This would be more realistic in the UK
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  11845. Hi Ian, I live near by. Captain Cook named the Volcanic area after the chimney stacks from the glass factories in England. Hence Glass House Mountains. It's a stunning area full of native flora and fauna too. Thanks for sharing this video and embracing our culture. 💖🖐 to you and your family from your friend in Queensland Australia 🐨
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  11846. 2 further points: 1. Huon Pine is extremely rare, takes a VERY long time to grow (more than 100 years to maturity) and is therefore very expensive to buy anything made from Huon pine does come out very beautiful. 2. I was genuinely surprised by the fact that this video was only 10 things to see/do down in Tasmania. Even if it was 1000 things you might find that you barely scratch the surface. There is SO MUCH to do and see down there it is incredible. Thanks for the great video once again. It brang back great memories.
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  11847. you need to do a video of going to the post office when you pick up the stuff .. and do the staff there also watch :)
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  11848. When you like it you should watch more of Pulling from Europe. Its pretty big in the Netherlands and they have many classes! Rhino Rocket a Magirus-Deutz is the best running puller in my opinion from the Supersport Trucks class in the Netherlands.
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  11849. A friend of mine has a BA Falcon that he competes in dyno competitions (not since lockdown) the last pull he did made around 1400kw at the wheels 🤯
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  11850. Hey mate love the vids 🤙 and pretty sure the shorter/thicker boomerang is one they would have used for hunting back in the day and not built to come back.
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  11851. I think you'd be interested in the raw stats, the engine size and power output, also the pit stop speeds, it's absolutely out of this world!
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  11852. After many years of stevedoring merchant ships, I can confirm that any vessel that has visited Sydney has an aerial photo of their ship with the Opera House in the background.
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  11853. The boomerang in the box looks like a decorated one and the others look like actual throwing ones.
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  11854. I'm from Kyrgyzstan)) back in the day when my dad still worked and my sister and I were kids, my dad used to bring two of those candy boxes from work each year)) it is usually filled up all they way tho) and there we had lot's of chocolate bars, different lollipops, and even a kinder surprise egg)) I believe employees still get those at their workplaces if they have kids)) You can also buy those in any supermarket around this time of the year))
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  11855. hehe good stuff man,but you know the best bit,the little one's having fun,bless you and your family man 👍👍👍
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  11856. I've watched a lot of your videos and it's this one that convinced me to hit subscribe. I appreciate your position on all topics discussed in this video, starting with Greenland to the point where you admit the US is not the center of the universe. Greetings from Republic of Moldova.
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  11857. I highly recommend watching: The Great Emu War and Ginger Nuts - Steve Hofstetter
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  11858. 15:40 Typical country road, commonly found between villages, with red strips for cyclists. max speed: 60 kph (40 mph). Usually there are alternative larger veins stringed between the towns and villages, but these roads are generally the original farmer tracks created when they started agriculture, something like a thousand years ago. The red strips are cyclist exclusively. That means that normally a car shoul;d stay off the red strip, unless they have to pass an oncoming car, in which case it's allowed to BRIEFLY use the red strip when there is no cyclist there, of course.
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  11859. Love the Barra. Coming from a holden fan
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  11860. Most people worldwide are ignorant of a lot of things, but people from the USA seem to be very good at being ignorant. I could say they are experts at it.
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  11861. I really like the video bro specially that awesome Dinali exhaust watching you from Saudi Arabia👍🏻❤️”
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  11862. Ian doesn't seem to understand - it's instinctive, not thought through - it takes a lot of practice - and it's a natural reaction to being terrified.
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  11863. 3:50 you made me laugh a lot with the text american modern houses 😁😁You meant to say that cardboard houses are covered with roofing felt pretending to be roof tiles 😁
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  11864. The biggest difference between my sister's home in northern England and my own was the back yard , we both own what is described as middle class homes but my bathroom is bigger than her back yard . Also every house in her street was exactly the same and were attached like terraces but of more modern design , they also opened right on to the footpath and the only trees were at the end of the street in a so called nature park that would be no bigger than 20 ×20 ft . Still they are happy where they live and have just as much pride in their home as I do in mine here in Australia and I'm sure you do in America . It's all about what you make of what you've got and can afford , as has been said a house is just a house a home is what you make it . I love the channel you referenced in your reaction I watch her experiences in my magical country and would recommend you check out more of her posts they are extremely informative without the usual stereotypical crap that's usual on about all the things that are out to kill you .great video Ian keep them coming .
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  11865. My brother and I used to race play a lot of the F1 racing sims back in the day, using a MOMO wheel and pedals, it was awesome. It was so sensitive that if a friend come around and I gave them a go they wouldn't be able to get out of pitlane, they just kept putting it into the wall. Literally none of my friends could even get to or through the first corner on any track. So it does take time to get used to it, but it is worth it. My brother and I got used to it, we were doing about 75% F1 race distance races. Whoever got pole or was higher on the grid started the race, then it would switch drivers after a quarter of the race, then halfway and 3 quarters, so we both had 2 stints. With the sim style, using the wheel etc... it was actually noticeable how different we drove too. He used a setup that I felt had far too much oversteer and he thought I had too much understeer. His passing technique was more under braking, I was more likely to pass coming out of the corner during acceleration. Even the crashes were different, he crashed a lot more than me, but it was all dumb stuff where he'd lose a wing or something, limp back to the pits and get the wing replaced etc... I didn't have those sort of crashes, I didn't crash a lot, but when I did it was spectacular. No limping back to the pits, the car would be vaporized pretty much. We did several seasons and had all the grids and race results printed out, even the graph that showed the positions through the race on each lap.
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  11866. I'm sooo exited for this one 🇦🇺🇦🇺👌🔥🔥🤣🤣
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  11867. I've seen the video they import a written off Maloo from Australia with water Damage to the US They then buy a Cheap Chevy SS or a G8 depending if the ute is a VE or a VF with a bad carfax report. They then swap all the parts including the firewall over to make the Maloo LHD and then legally get a salvage title for the LHD Maloo.
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  11868. I love u from kingdom saudi arabia 💚
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  11869. Here in Ireland, Sprite was sold in green bottles, while the sugar-free Sprite was sold in a blue bottle, they were changed to clear bottles maybe 7 or 8 years ago, in general the bottles from shops here are usually plastic where as bars seem to be the only places that stock soft drinks in glass bottles
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  11870. With the First Nations map. The reason for the massive uptick of First Nations land in 1993 is due to the Mabo decision (worth mabye reacting to a video about), a legal case that took place in the early 90s where an indigenous activist called Eddie Koiki Mabo basically proved that First Nations people had claims to the land with various forms of evidence to back him up. Since then First Nations people have been able to claim land with proof that it has cultural significance to them and their people. This essential overturned the 'terra nullius' claim (proclamation that there is no peoples cohabitating the country) that the British made when established colonies.
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  11871. I believe why not many US drivers come to Australia to race is because there is so many hoops the driver has to go through. But to go to the US and race over there is a lot easier for the driver. I personally would love to see alot more US drivers over here in the Australian supercars endurance races where 2 drivers are needed. That would be awesome
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  11872. All good mate. Glad you and the family had some time for yourselves.
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  11873. A spaniard here. Automatic cars are still way more expensive here in Spain. They are becoming more popular now with hybrid engines (those are expensive anyway so...). I always loved how in each and every US movie when a manual is driven, the camera showed the gear change (and even the foot over the clutch) as if it was another unbelievable skill of the movie hero.
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  11874. Here's a Belgian beer list you should try if you can get them: -Chimay -Westvleteren -Westmalle -Delirium Tremens -La Chouffe -Orval -Gouden Carolus -Duvel
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  11875. Check out WRCs tribute to Craig Breen.. A brilliant Irish driver killed in a crash a few weeks ago. It's a great video.. Sad but worth a look at
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  11876. David...I worked for NESTLE as well 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺
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  11877. Wow! Ian is so tall! I’ve only ever seen him sitting down!
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  11878. I really like Mosterts driving. Always looks calm
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  11879. He was known as Slamming Sammy Kekovich Aussie rules football
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  11880. I'd strongly suggest British Rally cross, especially in the 1980's commentated by Murray Walker. The battles between the race drivers Martin Shanche and Will Goff were incredible.
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  11881. Really been enjoying your American Reacts to Australia videos. Hope you come down under one day
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  11882. The 3 wheeled truck is a Scammell Scarab! One of my ultimate favourite vehicles ever made, definitely one to check out!
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  11883.  @gabrielplattes6253  as much as they are called utes, they are mini trucks these days. Utes are and always will be sedans that have a tray in the back ☺️
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  11884. Nobby's used only do nuts - but have diversified for the beer drinkers. Minties are meant for those crappy times - hence the slogan. Mint Slice s are better with coffee - but not your luke warm weak coffee.
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  11885. Ian back in the 70's Victorian police had GT Falcons called candy cars and the went like "shit off a shovel" very few of the boy racers could out run them because they were blue printed and the police drivers all did special training courses.
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  11886. Fun fact: Kanye West use Tatra MTX in his music clip "Dark Fantasy"
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  11887. For the salad dressing: 3-4 tablespoons pumpkin seed oil 1 1/2 - 2 tablespoons vinegar 1 clove of pressed garlic 1 teaspoon good mustard The amount of oil and vinegar can vary depending on the taste + Finalize with salt and pepper An Italian inspired Austrian salad dressing - I love it 😁
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  11888. Most older Australian (maybe just Queensland where I’m from) homes are called queenslanders which means the are built from wood and raised from the ground on wood pillars creating nice air flow
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  11889. the car was the official camera car for decades at the Grand National horse race in the UK.
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  11890. We currently have it in the clear glass bottles in Straya .. HOWEVER .. back when the glass was tinted a sort of green color it tasted way better
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  11891. 10$ a bottle? Someone is making a fortune over there🤑. Never heard of this brand before but you make me want to test it too. Thank God, it´s not that expensive here (3,10$)😊
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  11892. Enjoyed the change of presenters, ever thought of just letting Emma loose on the camera? Shout out to all those awesome people sending you tucker. Keep the energy coming guys.
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  11893. 6.3l v12 with 800 hp at 8500 rpm,black color #30 is michael schumacher special unique one.
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  11894. Bowdens make some exellent car care products as well. 👍🏼🥰 🇦🇺
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  11895. Generous Lady Roxanne.💯👍👍👍
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  11896. yep i agree just more verticle like first 1...if the 1st throw had a little more in it it would of turned
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  11897. A big part of the older vehicles seeming to shine up better than modern ones is the thicker, higher quality paint (especially the well restored ones). Most of today's cars just get painted by a pass or two of a robot and then clear coated. You should check out a video about the Toyota Century. It's a true luxury car and has some of the best paint quality in the world. It's so good it is like a literal mirror that the passengers can use to straighten their ties before facing a crowd. Only a few veteran Toyota employees are allowed to paint them after years as an apprentice. Some years are even powered by a V12.
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  11898. the rc and model maker scene in general is nuts, something you would surely enjoy!
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  11899. Another interesting thing about this is that these travellers were on the cruise ship Monterey. This was filmed right at the start of intercontinental air travel taking over, while ocean liners were still a normal way of travelling long distances; 10 years later everything had changed.
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  11900. I’ve had both and Aussie coke is way better. As an Aussie I normally drink Coke Zero or the caffeine free version. As I’m not a fan of lots of sugar.
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  11901. More hillclimb prototypes please! these are awesome
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  11902. Mate, as a Brit who loves both snooker and pool a great deal, I adore the open-minded way you've approached all this! If you're ever in the UK I'll buy you a pint at my local and play you a game! ❤️
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  11903. They also sacrificed safety to keep the weight down , fiberglass panels on some cars , really built sub standard, think that had a lot to do with cancelling the group. Still amazing fantastic crazy times, also seen the RS200 and even the Austin metro rally version, you can't describe the sound , shakes you to the core , loved it.
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  11904. The grandpa of all GTIs is the VW Golf GTI. In my youth we never said the full name. Only GTI was needed and everybody knew what car it was. 110 HP were enough for that light and wonderful handling "Rennsemmel" (Racingbun 😜) and it left quite "bigger" cars in the dust. I remember a little struggle with a Camaro. In the end it was faster in a straight line, but on the track that Golf blew it away. That Camaro driver bited in his cap and we laughed and had some beers.
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  11905. What makes Brisbane's heat unbearable is they just had a cyclone in FNQ which dropped rain and some unholy sized (10cm) hailstones on them too. Then the heatwave hits and turns it straight to humidity. Yuck!! Thank goodness I live in the Victorian high country, it's milder here. A neat trick with the $1 note is if you hold it up to the light, the kangaroos race to cross the finish line (the metal strip), and it was a good way to bet for a drink at the bar if your note had them crossing the line. The strip was not always in the same place. Loose change is not that crazy when your $1 & $2's are coins, it can build up quickly...
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  11906. Brewed in the Czech Republic.
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  11907. when you come to visit Down Under, your not going to want to leave, its happened to a lot of people who come here for a holiday, some even end up moving down here. :)
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  11908. I played along with you, the only flags I got that you didn't were a few African flags and Argentina (I was surprised you missed that one) but in total, I got +6 on you and ... cough ... -22 on you :( ... You kicked my rear end. You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman and I tip my hat to your superior knowledge of nations.
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  11909. Considering how much these cost now in Switzerland in a drivable comdition, he's gotten quite the deal (especially in the states)
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  11910. It seems impossible for anyone to memorise all the turns and twists, for optimum line, speed,brake points, jumps and critical obstacles. There is so much critical detail to avoid a fatal mistake, just one wrong choice and you are history.
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  11911. I remember pounds, shillings and pence. It's not just the heat in Brisbane, it's the humidity that makes it unbearable. I live on the southern coast of Victoria and it can get as hot as 48 degrees Celsius in Summer. Anyone who uses a restaurant that has a surcharge for the holiday season obviously has more money than sense. There are hundreds of other restaurants, hotels and cafes in Geelong that will give better service without the rip-off prices. The only time a restaurant can legitimately have a holiday surcharge is a declared public holiday when they have to pay staff double time. School holidays in January are not declared public holidays.
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  11912. @IWrocker down here in Australia there is no longer any Holden Commodores still being used as police vehicles, all have been retired.
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  11913. Amazing set of gifts; especially all the die cast cars from Peter in Greece. Just so that you know though; knowing you like to get these things right; the Subaru driver is Petter Solberg; a Norwegian. It's pronounced as it's spelled; so you'd say it more like if he was someone who pets dogs; a 'petter'.
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  11914. MArkets in Darwin are huge as well. I love the multicultural cuisine we get in Both Aus and NZ
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  11915. Wine is quite popular, especially in the moravian region. People from other parts of Czechia often go there on vacation to do a lot of wine tasting. But beer is definetly the most popular overall. Also slivovice is quite popular too. My family has relatives there and when we visit the first thing they do to welcome us is to pour us a shot of slivovice. 🤣
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  11916. Just that someone thought Ikea was/is a country had me jobsmacked. But hey the Eiffel tower sits upon the country of New York, does it not?
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  11917. Your channel is great.
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  11918. 80's and early 90's were probably the best of Bathurst. The cars were far more stock and the rivalry between Ford and Holden was at its peak. Probably helped along by the fact that some of the best drivers in Bathurst history were racing at the same time. The guys racing now are great, and their machines are state of the art, but there was something special about watching fairly stock cars being put up against each other. As the vehicles were so different, it was a combination of vehicle and driver that really worked to get the wins.
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  11919. In a pure rally context I was always more of Lancia fan than Audi.. But regarding sound I am a sucker for a 5 cylinder!! 😄
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  11920. Gday mate, loving these reacting to Australia videos and can’t wait for future videos. One thing I would suggest is watching Red Dog. It’s an Australian movie made about half hour away from my home and it will show you what life is like in the outback. Keep up the goodwork👍
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  11921. The day should go first because when someone asks you what the date is, you should already know what month it is (and year), you just want to know the day first. If someone asked me the date i would just say "Its the 18th"
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  11922. I strongly recommend Richard Burn Really if you want game that will make you feel like its actual survivor challenge. Its so good but so hard it will take you like 50 tries to just finish one stage.
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  11923. Nothing like a Woolies Lamington!!! 👍😁....(Except maybe a Coles Lamington) 😂 Yea definatly don't play Rodney Rude around the kids. He is full filthy, buy pretty funny. 😄 Quokkas are adorable. But they won't win parent of the year. If a predator comes along the mother will expel the baby from her pouch giving her ample time to run away. 🙄☹️
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  11924. As a Dutchman, I have driven a few times in the UK. Coming of the ferry in Harwich it does not take long before you get the first roundabouts. Double lane roundabouts! Cautious in the beginning, but once you get the habit, you will join in and take them with 60kmh too.
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  11925.  @IWrocker  loving his own country is a great thing! Me and my wife decided to move where we get most out of our life's. Weather, safety, work opportunity, health care, .... work-life-balance ... For us it was not our "own" country that gave us the best option. Life is short, make the best out of it.
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  11926. The XM is by far the most comfy ambulance I’ve driven. Bear in mind that ambulance companies don’t always do emergencies, they do the « taxi » stuff for people you have to drive to functional rehab, kidney dialysis, retirement homes and so on. Sometimes you have to drive 800 km , and the vans are not an option, people need something really comfy cos’ they’ll have to lay down on the stretcher at the back with one of the 2 guys ambulance team. I’ve done that with a Mercedes Vito, total nightmare, it ruins your back. The XM I used to drive in the north of France to Paris for 500 km back and fourth was playing in another league, people always wanted THAT ambulance for long road trips.
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  11927. I done that in my old diesel turbo Citroen. And then I woke up, but it was a lovely dream. The driver made that look effortless. My respect.. Stay Strong Decent People. Cheer's 🇬🇧
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  11928. America is only one of two countries in the world that can’t escape their passports meaning if they move to another country to live they have to pay taxes to both countries which makes it not viable to move, hence the low numbers of Americans living abroad.Yet they still proclaim to be the freest people on earth.A friend of my fathers wanted to stay and live in Australia but couldn’t make it work due to the double taxes.
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  11929. You guys are adorable 😍
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  11930. Would love to see You play this game more :)
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  11931. As a teen I grew up in the 1970’s… my dad owned three Holdens over a 20 year period, last one before he passed was the Holden Kingswood HJ Station Wagon in (Brown) Persian Sand colour. My dad taught me to drive in that car, manual 3 speed on the column. Loved it…! RIP dad 😢 Thanks for the memories Ian 🙂
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  11932. My toolbox is full of Wurth, in Australia it's only sold to trades, kinda like a German Snap-on. They are quality tools, not cheap but very good. Their cordless tools are rebranded Milwaukee. Also Hazet, vintage SIDCHROME, and Daniel forge, share the draw. So there ya go, a big long winded story about nothing. 🤷🏼‍♂️
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  11933. The Go Aussie scarf is also a bar mat. lay it across the bar mate :)
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  11934. Think Dani needs her own room for all her T Towels, Cups and other goodies. Pedro's face when saw Fredo Frogs priceless, he wanted to open them so bad
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  11935. Also the reason for the bubbles on the side when pouring the Carlsberg is because the glasses isnt clean (you already had the Baltas in em). And Carlsberg is a huge sponsor in the world of football (or soccer to you American heathens). And its pronounced skool.
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  11936. I think you should definitely use a different view, at least until you learn the tracks better. But you are doing good for a first timer for sure. I think probably better than I would be 😂
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  11937. I'd really like to see you do a reaction video of the sighting of a ufo that pulled a car off the ground along The Nullabor Plain, outback Australia 1988, The Knowles family. Very interesting!
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  11938. 15:00 I love his licsense plate “CRKY M8” lol legend. It’s cool he titled it as a Holden Ute aswell respecting its origins.
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  11939. As a huge car travelled to NZ a couple of times. The variety is huge. He didn't even mention the oddities from Mazda and Isuzu etc. Some of those you can get in Aus. The Toyota blade is supercool. It's a corolla hatch with the 3.5 V6 from the Camry etc in it.
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  11940. I was out walking the other day on the outskirts of Canberra and I came across an Eastern Brown snake (Pseudonaja textilis), which are very common in this part of the world. It just winked, made its way across the path in front of me and slithered off into the bush. This one was about 4 feet long - so not quite fully grown yet. With the spring weather warming up now they are starting to wake up from their winter hibernation. And yes, they are indeed venomous. The venom of the Australian Eastern Brown snake is rated as the second most toxic of all snake venoms in the world, the first being the Inland Taipan (which is also Australian). Snakes are so cool but they can kill so you have to give them the respect they deserve.
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  11941. When my ex first came to Denmark, from China, it freaked her out how people thought it was a good idea to put the toilet seat or even the lid down... Because "you don't know what could be hiding there". Denmark has one venomous snake that is rarely deadly, especially if you get treatment, and it prefers to live out in the meadows, undisturbed. But of course we have ants, bees and wasps that can sting, but that's only dangerous if you have an allergy. On the other hand we have lots of poisonous plants and mushrooms, so part of bringing up a child is about telling them never to eat a berry or mushroom you're not 100% sure what is. Anyway, beats having to shake up your clothes and checking your shoes every time before you wear it.
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  11942. Congratulations Ian. I think what I was going to say has already been said, even probably more eminently, by all the other viewers who have posted comments. I know your family is so proud of this achievement, as we all are. And I am sure you are humble enough to know that your family share in your success as they have stood by you every step of the way. Wishing you all the best for the next milestone. Woohoo!
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  11943. 24th December 2019 I recorded 51.4 ° C in the shade southern suburbs Adelaide it was hot 🔥 🥵
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  11944. Definitely inspired me to head out there after lockdown. Drive around it again, then go for a walk. A beautiful part of the world
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  11945. Opel also is since 2021 a Stellantis brand. GM sold its european brands Opel and Vauxhall in 2017 to PSA which merged with Fiat/Chrysler in 2019 into Stellantis.
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  11946. To quote Jaws "you going need a bigger poolroom"
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  11947. The main difference in its most simple form. is you can only tackle the player that is holding the ball. and you can't pass the ball forward with your hands. only kick forward. and if you kick the chasers have to be behind the kicker when the ball is kicked. thats a very basic summery
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  11948. Bit of trivia but the sportier version of the DS (the SM) appeared, driven by Patrick McGoohan in the Columbo episode Identity Crisis.
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  11949. Rally is by far my favourite type of motorsport, you should totally check out some of the old Group B highlights, the cars back then were nuts.
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  11950. Happy australia to us aussies just to correct you Iwrocker we dont say woods we say the bush
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  11951. There’s a company in Colorado called “Left hand Utes”. They legally convert Aussie Utes to left-hand-drive for the US market.
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  11952. You need to watch the very best of Paul Hogan,if you want to watch some great Aussie comedies
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  11953. Its main rivals are the BMW M8 Gran Coupé, the Mercedes CLS 63s amg until 2018 and then the AMG GTs 4 doors coupé and the Panamera Turbo S (which has the same engine). All of these cars mentionned before have V8 biturbo and are considered as german muscle cars that can compete with the dodge charger hellcat, cadillac ct5 v blackwing and even the ct6 blackwing.
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  11954. It said R5, which is the same as the current Rally 2 classification. Rally cars typically don't have very high top speeds, because they are so rarely reached. You much rather want the gearbox ratios to cater to the slower bits of the course, acceleration, etc., because that's where the time is made.
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  11955. That wasnt the "era" It was the end of the era. It started 15 years before with the big Falcons and the Holden Toranas. Johnsons Greens tuff car was the last of the great V8s.
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  11956. This made me want to watch James May's lap of the Ilse of man TT on a homemade meccano bike.
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  11957. Made in Mexico in the original design as the VW Vocho until a 2001 model. That last year you could find water cooled and A/C Vochos.
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  11958. Ian, you SO have to find a way to get on that track on a non-race day (I'm sure you know it's a public road most of the year). Even at 60 km/h limit it will still take your breath away when you reach those steep bits - uphill AND downhill :)
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  11959. yes a week ago I did that. I am 17 years old
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  11960. Hey man🙂 That looked insane!😁 I wounder what it feels like if you falls of these boats, it must feel like hitting a brick wall, when you hit the water in these kind of speeds ouch!😁
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  11961. Indeed, the G Wagon was introduced in the 1970es as a heavy 4x4 troop vehicle for the Bundeswehr, designated "Wolf" (i.e. wulf) and set above the light Volkswagen Iltis (polecat) which was more or less the grandchild of the Wehrmacht Kübelwagen. The G Wagon was its civil version, and being the only German offroad car, the VW 181 (The Thing) was rear wheel drive only and very spartan. So the G Wagon was popular with companies and offices needing to leave paved roads for work, like forestal office, water sourcing, energy grid operations. It would take decades and an SUV boom to become a lifestyle vehicle. 8:24 That is a Mercedes Vario, i.e. a very large chassis. The Vario was placed above the Sprinter in the 5 to 7.5 ton GVW class. So it had accordingly large engines, and strange ones as well. All were diesels, either it was a 2.9 litre L5 or a 4.2 litre L4. No surprise they sound mean. L5 always do (I love them) and an L4 with more than 1 litre per cylinder will also. For a long time there were only two minivans sold officially in Europe, Renault Espace and Chrysler Voyager (relabled from the Plymouth and not Dodge I think). Only in the 90es VW, Ford, Fiat, Peugeot, Citroen and Mercedes would join. 13:18 was a Ford C-Max. A Focus based minivan.
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  11962. Ian, one way to get them to listen to you is Boycott their product until they hurt enough to listen to the public. Holden and Ford here in Australia used to have the Lion's share of the market over here, after the last Locally made Holden rolled off the production line, GM-H And Ford are now scrabbling for the crumbs of the market, they cannot compete with better made Asian cars at cheaper prices, The Korean Brands have really taken off, as well as most of the Japanese makers who use Indonesian and Malaysian factories to produce their products. An example is in my home town, we had a dealer who exclusively sold Holdens, the dealership was handed down from father to son to grandson, unfortunately with the demise of Holden, they went bust. That dealership was bought by the guy who sold Toyota's and that's all you can get now if you want a new vehicle there is Toyota.
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  11963. I'm in a Caravan with an Annex that is built, and is solid. Either I'll make it or I won't. If I do, I'll be waiting for the $1000 from the Government.
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  11964. Man I loved this video, As an aussie it really sticks out for me. The latest AI technology is going off as we speak and can now upscale photos and colorise old pics and video, anyone can do it. but great video man :)
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  11965.  @CoreyDuhSavage  thats the point, he has and has learned it instead of glossing over for the likes and views, and it shows to any Aussie as this is general knowledge for us.
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  11966. "this is going to the pool room" is at a castle reference, if it is that's awesome ahhahaah.
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  11967.  @IWrocker  keep in mind although it looks as if Australia does a lot of cool stuff, you get away with more fun shit in America.
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  11968. Those are cigars "Krumme hunde" translates to "Twisted dogs". 3 cigars bundled by twisting them together. As for the brakes, they simply dump water straight on the brakes to cool them.
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  11969. As a truck driver from Estonia i have driven over this bridge countless times
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  11970. Last January I had to drive back to Darwin from Perth. The main bridge at Fitzroy Crossing in the north was still closed due to flood damage. So I had to go through SA and then north up to Darwin. Added 1,000km to my trip.
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  11971. That smaller car just before the Jeep was a Suzuki, very popular for offroading in Europe at least, it's usually either a SJ410 (1.0 liter engine) or SJ413 (1.3 liter engine) But they're also called Suzuki Samurai in the US I believe.
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  11972. There is actually a range of standard 3 pin layout power outlets from 10A up to 25A. 10A is the most common, 15A is occasionally seen. The others are so rare in domestic that I'm guessing that a lot of Aussies posting here aren't even aware of them.
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  11973. I think I have mentioned this in comments before. An American friend (who is now a British citizen) when he was first in the UK got a bit freaked out when I would just cross the road on foot. He couldn't understand why we were jaywalking. I still find it hard to understand why it took him so long to understand that there is no law against crossing the street, so we weren't jaywalking. In his head we were actively and consciously disobeying the law rather than existing in a culture where that law doesn't exist. I get it, though. I have seen people openly carrying firearms on US streets and my immediate reaction is to want to call the police.
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  11974. There's no need to be sorry if the pronunciation doesn't go quite right, everyone on the internet will understand what you mean. Greetings from Finland. Thanks for the good videos and keep them coming. ❤
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  11975. This was great. And just when I thought your family couldn't get any more likeable haha I hope next time some one sends you some Fruchocs lol
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  11976. hi Ian and family, We all totally enjoy your channel here in Australia and was asking if you still have a lot of packages to open, We sent you a package more than 6 weeks ago We did receive information that was delivered to your PO box, hope we get to see it soon and sure you and your family will Love it. From Stephen, Western Australia
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  11977. Unfortunately it’s probably not worth replacing or rebuilding the engine. And there’s more intrpids in junk yards than running ones so you won’t get much for parting it out. I’d just scrap it out. Not trying to be all negative, just sayin what I would do.
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  11978. Gidday that was so well done makes me miss living in the outback seeing those stunning scenes. Funny asf to. No matter what anyone thinks about Auzzys vrs Kiwis this was extremely cenimatic and so well done. I lived in Coba in NSW the Australian people are seriously F nice people..
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  11979. It´s the most valuable note... if you need 100 Euro, you´ll take a 1 Euro note and 2 of these zeroes.. If you need 10 bucks... you get the point :)
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  11980. Hey Ian, the Bull Ants are nasty. I’ve been bitten a couple times growing up. Worse than a bee sting. The bites itch a swell up to a size of an egg.
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  11981. If you like old unique vehicles from Czechia take a look at Velorex (Hadraplan), a 3 wheeler with a motorcycle engine and bodywork made of leather.
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  11982. Let us know if anytime planning trip here! As a Prague born guy, who traveled a bit around as well, Prague has its magic. As every place it has its own problems, but from what I have seen around the world, it seems as really nice place to live or visit.
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  11983. Back in the day Aussies only ate Maggi noodles from the store, they were very basic powdered flavour satchets like chicken, beef, prawn, oriental. Then Indomie Me Goreng started popping up in Chinese shops for like $9 a box of 30 and had multiple liquid and dry flavour sachets. Now they are in every major food store.
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  11984. I grew up in regional western Australia. our town had one traffic light. and it was six hours to the next little town. expect they had kfc. so they were a bit better than us. we had alot of education on managing our hydration and avoiding heat stroke. as in the summer it's bloody hot as shizz and teachers never let us inside at lunch or recess. and we still had to do sport outside. my shirt would stick to my back with sweat and walking home in 45 degrees is killer.
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  11985. I can't believe that you missed Cyprus and Kosovo! The flags literally have the picture of the country in them! 😂
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  11986. My favourite part is when they don't highlight Tasmania as apart of Australia 😂😂
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  11987. That was awesome 😎👍 Do agree couple exaggerated but still entertaining
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  11988. The part where they described their reaction as they found the naked man, they said "We were blown away when we saw him ...we were pretty spun out really " in plain speaking they said they were quite surprised and were put into a spin over what we saw lol 😆
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  11989. Lol, you find the most right words to express your reaction to the European sport fandom. I'm crying of laughter. 😂👍
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  11990. Damn those 90s and early 00s clips are sexy.
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  11991. Of course we have our crazy drivers in Europe, but yeah rules are respected by the majority. I'm french and I was once in Germany when I was a kid. I'll always remember that guy in a Porsche overtaking us at maybe 200km/h (125mph) on the autobahn, and flashlighting like crazy when my dad overtook him back at 55km/h once arrived in the city (limited at 50km/h).
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  11992. All the sharing and good-will between folks here touches my heart. Even with the cold there, it does 'feel' like Christmas time. Thank you to the whole IWrocker family. Merry Christmas, happy holidays, happy new year. Cheers.
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  11993. You’re going to have to research EH Holden photos Ian. A much loved model. You’re gunna love driving that thing around Chicago😉
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  11994. One of the rules they didn't mention is that the player always has to have contact with the floor. That is why therei s a set of attributes you can use for cueing.
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  11995. Our next big event you need to check out is the southern 80 waterski race on the Murray River.. I'm pretty sure you will be impressed
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  11996. he's going to get the December/Christmas editions of Coles & Wollies magazines soon, just in time for the family to miss the Holiday, perhaps some one should drop him the Christmas editions of Woman's Weekly and Better Homes & Gardens and set him up for an Australian style "Christmas in July" since a lot of the supplies he can pick up cheap after the holiday and perishable stuff wont be in season till mid year for him in his part of the world. For those who don't know down hear it's kind of a thing for some folks to take a long weekend some time in July and go to the Snow to have a European or North American style Christmas, since our actual Christmas is at the height of Summer.
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  11997. You need to listen to the blown diffuser era of V8 F1 cars. The V10 are the best in my opinion, but the blown diffuser V8s are just as special. They sound almost alien, it'd be hard to picture what kind of machine makes a sound like that.
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  11998. hearing 1 cm from American, we are proud for you
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  11999. I drive the new FH16 model volvo daily, i do have some opinion on the safety collision system, it does false flags on occation aswell as the blind spot monitor, but i guess electrical problems is common with volvos, i like scania more and both trucks have cool adaptive cruise control
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  12000. As I've said before they can open you up he was lucky on our news report they said this guy was an ex boxer so he's pretty tough but you don't want to take them on I'd be getting away from it quick smart,I'm also wondering what provoked it🤔
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  12001. this is like easter and christmas together
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  12002. Easy reminder for the Scandanavian countries; Norway --> North --> extends to the north the most
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  12003. 🤤 ahh caramello... alright let's do this. Bare knuckles or?..
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  12004. Brilliant reaction. That lever with the red button on it isn't the hand brake, it's the rear rollbar adjuster. The one with the blue button is the front rollbar adjuster. There is another one there for brake bias adjustment. To find out more, check out "Supercars 101: What is a Supercar". Cheers, Glenn
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  12005. There are numerous European hillclimbs vids on here . The little old Opel Kadetts sound absolutely awesome. Wicked sounding intake noise on them
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  12006. Your family is probably now better connected Down Under than you realise.
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  12007. The sun thing is correct. As a red head, I hardly spent anytime in the sun over my lifetime, to be quite honest I never found it enjoyable as found it hard to tolerate and I have had many a sun cancer burnt off or removed and was also diagnosed with a melanoma 4 years ago. Houses are extremely expensive here. It used to cost something like 3 times as much as your annual wage to purchase a house, now I think it is 8 - 10 times as much. e.g. the median price for a home in Sydney in 1970 was approx $19k, now it is $1.2m. It is very hard for first home buyers to get onto the property ladder now, although we currently have very low interest rates from around 2.75%, when I was first on the property ladder it was as much as 23%, so different times have their different problems. I still believe Australia is the place to be.
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  12008. Yeah, we don't generally keep Roos as pets over here, the only state you can legally keep one as a pet as far as I know is victoria, in all other states and territories, they are protected and can't be kept as pets.
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  12009. I’m from Brisbane, Queensland , and it’s beautiful here about 10 months of the year. Similar weather to LA (near year round sunshine) & Miami (warm weather with humid summers). Love your family - both of you & your kids make me smile with these unboxing videos.
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  12010. Only 2.4 litre v8s as well. Tiny pistons banging 100s of times a second. I remember feeling gutted when v10s went to v8s. There was a difference. But when v8 when to turbo hybris v6s, I remember nearly quitting the sport as a fan lol. I have heard v12, v10, v8, and v6 hybrid f1 in real life at the goodwood festival of speed, and for me the v10 was the best. Melodic screaming power with a base undertone that you felt through every fibre of your being. Awesome.
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  12011. 1:03 You are not wrong, since the Bohema is based on Praga R1, which is their racing car, which competes in low level prototype series' (LMP3 ish) around the world (maily GB but also Germany, Australia and US)
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  12012. The Unimog was such a hit with farmers, that Mercedes-Benz eventually turned it into a full blown agricultural tractor. Its called MB-Trac and was practically a field work optimized version of the Unimog. They look sick and are still highly valuable if held in good condition. Production stopped in 91 iirc. Maybe you want to also have a look at them. 😁
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  12013. Years ago, when James May was on Top Gear, he travelled to Finland to learn about their driving culture and why they produce some of the top Rally drivers. What he learnt: 1. It takes three years of learning before you get your permit. 2. Check it out yourself! That episode, the one where they tried to kill a Toyota Hilux and another where they went all out with the Veyron are my three favorite Top Gear episodes!
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  12014. I think they’d do well down here. Australian life would fit them very well I think. So if they want to make the move, they totally should.
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  12015. 2 of my uncles used to participate in the bridge to bridge a ski race and late the also did the bridge to fridge a shorter race. I got to drive a couple of the boats my favourite 1 had a 454 big block. And as i have mentioned before its hard to find but the bandag bullet was a very very powerful rig mad by a tyre company and did burnouts at V8 races when i was a kid.
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  12016. Those wacky cars are most often driven in some kind of special show events, which are often driven in between the actual rally stuff. They probably also do race in some circumstances, as almost everything that has wheels on it will, but I don't know where. They are awesome tho. Also good news.... The new FIA leader is a proper rally guy Mohammed Bin Sulayem, who has won the middle-eastern rally championship 14 (that's FOURTEEN!) times and competed shortly in WRC series. I'm sure that he has every intention to raise rally's profile globally, and this includes a push to the US market. US making a return to WRC calendar is in the talks, and most likely will happen as soon as next season. The venue hasn't been decided yet but the rockies of Utah and Colorado are on the short list and in the talks.
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  12017. Instead, they'll see oversized landmarks of animals, fruit and everyday items.
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  12018. Kakadu is UNESCO World Heritage - truly spectacular.I enjoyed that, but Ian, you need to look at my end of the woods - the beautiful Tasmania!
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  12019. You should do a reaction to "4WD 24/7" on YouTube , the episode where our boys transported their rigs to the US and took on Moab . They had a few episodes taking on other areas also . Great video and the locals were very supportive . 👍
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  12020. Have you ever played "Art of Rally"? I love the name they gave the Volvo you can drive there. It's called the Turbo Brick, and is described as being "beyond the definition of durability"
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  12021. Green sheep! I had to read that book to my daughter multiple times every night 😅
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  12022. Ian, get with the program. Stuck to the face of the "boot," not the trunk. If you come over here, it's illegal to talk like that. But I'm not sure what the fine is. 😹🤣😎😁🇦🇺🦘
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  12023. Yea, they are seriously strong. Like any wild animal you need to show these guys respect.
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  12024. Finally get to see my mail being opened, hope you like the lanyards, overalls and other things.
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  12025. Don't take this to the head director of the Secret Service as she won't answer your questions. 😏
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  12026. The price of lamb zoomed up in the pandemic but is now dropping again. So delicious ! That guy is foul mouthed but very entertaining! LOL! Thank you for the video.
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  12027. Pedro rocks. Beautiful landscape Ian.
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  12028. Ian finding racing gold on his own, marvelous stuff! I see the appeal of Nascar, but having grown up watching F1, rally, rallycross and other European series, Nascar don't have the same bite but it has it's interesting quirks. Perhaps Ian could show his favorite video of Nascar and explain his point of view of it?
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  12029. I totally agree and I give the same offer from Pilsen - Czech rebublic! I mean it! 😁
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  12030. you should watch "F1 Blown Diffuser Sound" videos . they are pretty crazy
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  12031. The Charger is a thing of beauty. When I think of muscle cars I always think of the Charger. Crazy how much they're worth too, you can buy an old Ferrari for cheaper than a mint Charger.
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  12032. Colin McRae was one of Britain's best drivers, but you should also check out another Brit, Richard Burns who was also an amazing driver. Both Colin and Richard had their own Rally games on PlayStation. Fun fact the British Rally and Rally Finland are the only 2 countries that have hosted a Rally every year since 1973, both on 46 each up until covid in 2020 when it was cancelled.
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  12033. G'day Ian, Mate my kids were little on the farm when that show aired and kids couldn't understand why we didn't have a pet kangaroo 🦘 as we had hundreds of them in the paddocks, they are a fascinating animal but can be very dangerous,cheers, Neil 🤠.
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  12034. A good reminder for me. I need to order my lamb for Oz Day.
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  12035. Cool video, thanks! You should have a look for "Ronnie Pickering" if you want a laugh!
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  12036. Agree. Svg is super talented. Rally is another league. Kiwis are doing well in quite a few different disciplines. They want to go to Nascar for the fame and money, it is a good career choice. I think if Scot Mac had been in race in Boston we would have had two kiwis on the podium.
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  12037. It's exciting watching Mail time with your family. Wanting to add that The Castle is one fantastic movie. Also it's a given that you and your family will be flipping off quotes from this movie forever more, because I use these quotes constantly too. 🤩
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  12038. Hello IWROCKER and family good to see you guys again. 👍 By the way you know you can use a table spoon of vegemite to make gravy.Take care and stay safe and I hope to hear from you all soon 🌈🌺🦋💖❤️😊😘. God Bless from Edith in cairns Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
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  12039. 3:40 Two fun facts about my hometown Ulm: • Shown here is the Ulmer Münster and it has the tallest church tower (or clock tower) of any church/cathedral in the world. • Albert Einstein was born in Ulm. (Yes, the Albert Einstein)
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  12040. Yay for us!! 🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  12041. the signals themselves flashed between german and english.
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  12042. Having been living in the US 20+ years, and as a long time follower of your channel, I am still amazed that a Murican is actually interested in stuff from elsewhere! 😄👍 It is not the norm. Good for you!
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  12043. sorry Germany but youve got a lot of work if you want to overtake Australia!
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  12044. I leaned the rules by watching the game and listening to the commentators. I might not have known why certain things happened, but picked it up eventually. I did the same thing watching the NFL but the games seemed to take forever to finish.
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  12045. All the Tesla god worshippers must be going WTF? Great innovation up to now, but sorry looks sell. A hoax hopefully 😁
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  12046. Americans know Paul Hogan from Crocodile Dundee. However, he was on Australian TV for some time with his own show, The Paul Hogan Show. The first skit that springs to mind is "Super Dag."
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  12047. There is a young guy here in QLD that has "P" plates eg. Probationary plate but has the personalised plate "ENIS". Now just combine the two and figure it out 😂.
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  12048. Hey Ian do you remember the guy that punched the kangaroo when it had his dog? Well the ending of this fight is the reason he punched it cause they have a good headlock grab and the animal, any animal caught in that headlock, passes out. That is one of the reasons it is dangerous for dogs to chase kangaroos into water cause the kangaroo can drown the dogs.
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  12049. Vegemite 👍
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  12050.  @rhondat2584  vegemite thick on toast is a great breakfast
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  12051. Vegemite all day
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  12052. Iveco is Fiat's heavy division basically, those older ones. 190 48 are '80 trucks 17L engines(1034 cubic inches).. transmission is (in)famous Fuller double D clutch stuff.. I learned to drive on 190 42.. you can't even imagine the amount of sweat until I learned how to properly drive it.. but, once you learn you don't need the clutch.. pure heaven
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  12053. Actually very good progress with no assists. Keep going and you get the feel in no time. Once you figured it all out, and can just drive without thinking, you'll see what it means to get "in the zone".
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  12054. I'm from New Zealand and I think it's the best country
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  12055. So our 4 seasons are called summer, autumn, winter and spring in that order throughout the year. In summer the months include December, January and February. Autumn includes March, April and may. Winter includes June, July and august. And lastly spring include September, October and November
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  12056. These lifted Utes look awesome perfect for the Outback/open country dirt roads ect, sometimes all you need is just ground clearance!
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  12057. The Simpsons is always funny, sounds ridiculous, Brian Jordan Alvarez from Will and Grace is probably one of the only actors I've ever heard do an Australian accent well. He Even got interviewed on Australian breakfast TV about it. (Might be worth a reaction) Oh And Meryl Streep in Evil Angel's got pretty close. Personally I love the Boston accent like Peter Griffin and the Queen's NY accent like Cindy Lauper both kinda cool. Not a fan of the southern accent. Just makes me think of the crazies!!! (Stereotypical I know)
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  12058. That's a good burger when it falls apart 😋
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  12059. Merry Christmas to you and your wife and your gorgeous children. They are so cute and sweet. Made my day, brought me right back to when my kids were little. This is our first year without Santy visiting this house and it is bittersweet and a little sad, so this made me smile a lot. Best wishes for the New Year from my family here in Ireland, to yours
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  12060. You two both are great entertainers
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  12061. G,day Ian and Dani Cold T/Ts are best , I think Dani started a new trend ,The Tim Tam Snort Haha. When you hand them around don't forget the good old Postie All the best. Bluey.
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  12062. vegemite is the best
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  12063. Mate Australia is your home away from home, you would fit right in like you belong. If you want something else to react too, check out - Conan plays Australian football.
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  12064. The huge number of hits from Sweden might be because of a composer called Max Martin. And ABBA of course🙂
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  12065. Hey Ian. As for take away food, I will continue to eat while driving. Although, recently it became illegal to eat or drink (water, soft drink) while driving. Drive through bottle-o's are for convenience. Some communities it is illegal to have alcohol even within the same State. It's largely aboriginal communities in Northern NSW, QLD and NT. Oh, thongs with socks in winter is a thing too in some part of Oz. lol. Love your videos. I just watched your one about the reptile milking, I left a comment there as you need to visit when your family makes it here to Aussieland.
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  12066. Crepes are French but no problems lol, it's pretty easy to do it yourself, try some home made!
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  12067. @IWrocker, if Sam B can tell you what he sent, then you may have better luck at the USPS in them searching/questioning employees as to what happened to the contents and/or where the contents went. The package ay have been opened for searching and the employee forgot to place them back in the box, or depending on what the contents were they may have a some need to confiscate for further testing. And if not the USPS employees, they may be able to help you locate them or track their transit to check for any other testing, even in Australia. Hope you can find them, or at least the reason they were not in the box.
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  12068. The blinds in the car window where added extra because there was no air con so you had blinds, curtains and sliding windows to keep the car cool
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  12069. If you thought this was crazy, you HAVE TO check out the European basketball scene. It's like football times 3.
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  12070. Yeah it’s not the same anymore,no Aussie made cars,kids don’t know what they missed.Was a great time to be alive
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  12071. Used these car’s as our wedding transport ( wedding cars) my husband and all the guys loved them as for us females we were whatever,got married back in the late seventies
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  12072. Funny, the Wolters brewery is 40 miles from here and I can't remember that I ever drunk a beer from them. It is also a Hofbrauhaus, "royal court brewery" The "royal court" here was the Duke of Brunswick. (Braunschweig)
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  12073. @4:00 Completely agree that the mixture of old and new side-by-side is often amusing. For instance, the church of St Dunstan-in-the-East in London was built in c.1100 and is now surrounded by skyscrapers. There are still fragments of the Roman wall that once circled the city too. So much of Europe is like that.
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  12074. Thats smell is likely Camphor Laurel. Beautiful smell. Lovely timber
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  12075. I got the Hindi right lol and Spanish ones lol 😂 that’s it
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  12076. The low rainfall in Spain is why they were able to make westerns there because the landscape is similar to the south west of the U.S.
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  12077. Ian there is a channel called "one pack wanderers" travelled oz. They fell in love with it and their videos are awesome and well worth watching. Not sure what you could react to but thawt you would enjoy watching for yourself. If not the entire series they have done recap videos of their two trips. Just know they so popular Mazda gave them a car for the 2nd trip.
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  12078. Ian, I come from the UK and found it just as hard as you did! don't feel too bad.
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  12079. 🎶Up up and away with TAA, the friendly, friendly way!🎶
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  12080. its M.A.N. : Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG, a german bus manifacturer. The lion on the Logo is actually the Braunschweig lion when they merged with Heinrich-Buessing-Werke
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  12081. I prefer Strasbourg instead of Paris, more beautifull and other great things If you could react to Strasbourg The Capital of Christmas
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  12082. An awesome follow up to this is when Chris Harris got to drive an F40 and F50 encouraged by the owner to take them to the limit (and then some): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MDTcXGsjuo
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  12083. I wish mopar would come back with the hellcat and charger I wish they bring them to Australia
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  12084. Congratulations to you all, that is great news. And I don't think anyone expects you to come here until your good & ready, you've planned it all out & you can afford it. It's not cheap to get here, & it's way more expensive for everything over here. I feel bad that you felt that you had to give an explanation at all. I love your channel, just keep doing what you do, & take it easy.
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  12085. it is nice to see the country you life in from above with this high gloss shine. gives you always a new perspective. as a groundwalker it looks quite different, but nonetheless stunning.
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  12086. Chicago had a czech mayor :)
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  12087. Holy crap! I don't know what to say about this video. So many clichés sandwiched together 🤣 Glad you didn't take it too seriously 🤣
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  12088. Lol 10:17 Pedro remembers what them old hotrod magazines were up to back in the day. 😅
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  12089. Hi Ian, love the vids mate. Breaking down the "pelican" in the Woolies truck... Firstly, what he did is not technically against our road rules... But, it is not ideal and from memory, it does violate safe operation rules as the trailer moved back without the operator being able to guarantee safety to anything behind it. It wasn't a controlled zone and there was no traffic control, ergo, the trailer should NEVER move backward for any reason. It would be a 48ft trailer. In Australia, we have strict axle weight limits, hence the tri-axle group under the trailer. In the US, trucks can run 53ft trailers with a GCM (Gross Combination Mass) of more than 48t. In Australia, a typical semi with a tri-axle 45ft trailer has a GCM of 42.5t. We can slightly increase this with "Mass Management" which is a regulated system the owner must undertake and operate that will ensure regular servicing, loading records, conformance reports, quarterly and annual audits etc... The standard axle load limits are; Tri Axle group (dual wheel - 12 wheels in the group) - 20.00t Drive Axle group (dual wheel - 8 wheels in the group) - 16.50t Steer Axle (single wheels - 2 wheels on the axle) - 6.00t We also have length limits for the following: Length overall - From the absolute front of the vehicle (this includes a bullbar) to the absolute rear of the trailer cannot exceed 19m (62.3ft) This is why cab-over trucks are so popular in Australia. The truck is shorter so the trailer can be longer. A typical "big bonnet" Kenworth in Australia (T909 with a 55" sleeper) will generally be limited to a 43-45ft trailer, depending on whether or not it has a bullbar fitted to the truck. There is also an "S Dimension" limit which states the center of a trailer's axle group (so the middle axle on a tri-axle trailer, or between the axles of a twin axle trailer.) cannot be more than 9.5m (31ft). This is why we Australian truckies get jealous of our brothers in the US. You guys have massive, luxurious 80+ inch sleepers with no penalty to trailer/vehicle overall length... In Australia, the bigger your sleeper, the shorter your trailer, ergo, the less you can earn. I say all this as many of my friends in the US see an Australian truck with a tri-axle trailer and assume it must be bigger than most semi trucks in the US, as the most common combination there is a twin axle group on the trailer. Tri-axle trailers in Australia are generally shorter than your typical US semi. Here is a link to the NHVR (National Heavy Vehicle Regulator) that breaks down mass and length limits in Australia. https://www.nhvr.gov.au/road-access/mass-dimension-and-loading/general-mass-and-dimension-limits#:~:text=for%20a%20combination%20other%20than,a%20car%20carrier%20%E2%80%9425%20metres
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  12090. That Ford thing kind of reminds me of the 1978 Brabham BT46 "Fan car" in Formula 1, which had a big fan at the rear that sucked all the air out from under the car (not according to Brabham, they claimed the fan just cooled the engine) and gave it mindblowing cornering speeds, and the 1981 twin chassis Lotus 88, which were both perfectly legal according to the F1 rules at the time, but all the other teams teamed up and demanded that the FIA banned the cars. Which they did.
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  12091. You guys are truly loved here in Oz.Your Holden package is Unbelievable😘
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  12092.  @IWrocker  Here it's similar but "Diddly Squat!
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  12093. What a shame Danni couldn’t get a Anzac bikkie!!! It would have done wonders for her post birth digestion!! I’m so glad you enjoyed our flat white. Coffee is an art in Melbourne baristas like myself are constantly striving to make the perfect coffee. We’re like surfers chasing the perfect wave
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  12094. your children are cute Greetings from Croatia and Merry Christmas
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  12095. "whats that!?!?".. uhoh another rabbit hole for him.
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  12096. I always love how kangaroos look like absolute units, but also look like they’re slap fighting and trying not to get hit
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  12097. You gotta watch the classics like o'sullivan vs higgins. There are a lot of great matches between the two.
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  12098. Good to see a yank enjoy some real racing no banked oval track and slip stream, it's Bathurst, The Great Race, the quick and the dead, but I still remember that dark chapter when a Volvo lead for a while.
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  12099. It was one of the most entertaining top 10 shootout I've seen for a while absolutley insane!!
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  12100. The bloke speaking is Glenn Everett. He's pretty knowledgeable about cars.
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  12101. I myself am not as trucker, and you as a non-trucker yourself are making me fall in love with them because I feel that you genuinely do like them. Ain't that something :). Glad I found your channel and subbed. Take good care!
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  12102. OMG!! I'm now 10kg heavier & a type #2 diabetic from watching that🤣🤤. G'day Ian & Family hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving 🎃🦃🌽. Sending you much cheer from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘❤️🍻❤️🇺🇸🦅.
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  12103. Austria and Australia may sound similar, but their names have totally different origins. The name Austria is based on very ancient Germanic language. "Austar" means eastern. The medieval name for Austria was Austarrichi and or Ostarrichi. It's a bit confusing because there had been no standardized spelling rules yet and the spelling of every writer depends on his dialect and what his teachers told him. The name Austria also dates back to medieval times. It's the latinized version, used in official and church documents because the leading circle considered Latin being more fancy than the language of the average people (and there were spelling rules). The modern German name of Austria is Österreich, which obviously is based on Ostarrichi and translates to Eastern Empire. Australia is real Latin. It's based on Terra Australis, meaning Southern Land. The name goes back to Roman times, when there were speculations if some kind of unknown landmass in the south could exist or not. At least I'm not the only one who doesn't know celebrities. Ok, I could have named Hugh Jackman (because my sister made me watch the Oscars once), Paul Hogan (the first 2 Crocodile Dundee movies are legends), Kylie Minogue (well, singing has never been her main talent), Bon Scott (yeah) and Julian Assange (was in the news often enough to remember him). None of the others. I was 100% sure Rupert Murdoch is American.
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  12104. My parents took me to France on occasional holidays from 1959 onwards, and I remember there being many of these there. They can be called "deux-chevaux" (two horses) (pronounced der-shuh-voh), which is where the abbreviation comes from. My mother thought they looked like coal-scuttles. You must remember that many French roads at that time were cobbled, and these were designed for this. (This was even true in the North of England, and, remember, there was still bomb damage from the Second World War. My grandmother was going with my mother through, I think, Leeds, just after the War, and said to her, "Eileen, I've just seen daylight under all four wheels of the car in front!".)
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  12105. I used to have a Skoda before vw bought them,I had a heated boot lid fitted so your hands wouldn't freeze when pushing it,🤣
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  12106. On the bright side, It's Bathurst this weekend.🏁🏁🏁🍺🍻🍻🍺
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  12107. I wasnt expecting this one. Kimi is my all time favorite F1 Driver (as a Canadian it would have been Jacques Villeneuve if I was alive for it) Kimi is a fuckin real one. My favorite kimi moment is his walk to his yacht at Monaco and him watching the race from his hot tub getting drunk with his friends. You should definitely check out a video covering that situation. im certain theres a bunch of full videos out there covering it. its classic prime time Kimi.
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  12108. Love mail time 👍👍👍
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  12109. I should hunt down some video showing how eroded and topsoil-depleted land is being restored. Yes, we have a deplorable record with respect to logging native forests. Further, people were paid to clear land many years ago for grazing and agriculture. Contrary to some in the comments, we have clear-felled 90% of our arable land. Land was cleared using two bulldozers with a huge chain attached between them. They just drive through the scrub, ripping every tree from the ground. There are a now vast tracts of land being repaired by farmers nowadays. I won't go on. It'll be another long rant.
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  12110. Ian, The NZ necklace had Abalone (Pāua Shell) in it :) They are unique to NZ and are harvested from rocky coastlines.
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  12111. Car numberplates in the UK are white on the front and yellow on the back. Cars made before 1970something (can't remember the exact year) can legally have black numberplates with either white or silver characters on them. The Channel Islands also have black numberplates with silver or white characters. The Republic of Ireland used to have white on the front and red ones on the back before they became part of the EU.
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  12112. again, czech car/truck on yout channel🇨🇿🙋coooool, I am former soldier, current trucker and what is military tatra capable of,you wouldnt believe!
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  12113. The "America is best" attitude very much depends where you are. In rural Wisconsin it's quite prevalent, and if you disagree you're likely to end up in a fist fight in some regions. Which is how we (Wisconsin) ends up with representatives like Ron Johnson.
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  12114. I have stayed underground there. I can say the smell is great underground. Imagine rain on a hot day in a dry rocky area. So fresh rain on rock and dirt. It's great!!
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  12115. Roxanne is a legend. So close to 150,000 subs. Onward to 200,000. Sydney is gorgeous and growing up so quickly. Lots of love to the whole family.
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  12116. My wife is a doc, not all tests blood or otherwise are entirely covered by medicare. So that first post isn't actually unusual.
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  12117. Seen quite a few pictures and videos on socials this week.. it's start of season for snakes here in Australia
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  12118. nothing beats the Audi, its so nice, the sound is music
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  12119. 9:35 pawpaw cream made in my home town , it works great on all kinds of issues ( good lip balm too)
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  12120. The first working windshield wiper for a car was invented in 1903 by the American Mary Anderson (patent 1905), and in the 1910s windshield wipers became standard equipment on cars.
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  12121. I visit the South of France since 1965. I remember driving with my parents over the Route National roads in the era before the toll high ways. Even during the built of the Millau viaduct with lots of congestion on those roads. I drove over the viaduct several times and sadly as a driver you have no real opportunity to enjoy the landscape, because nobody wants a car accident in the middle of that viaduct. But also that is forseen, there is a very nice touristical viewpont at the North side of the viaduct. We camped in Millau a few weeks and had a look from under the viaduct too. That's impressive too looking up those giant towers and knowing there are driving trucks and cars on top of that. I hope to cross it next summer again.
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  12122. Only thing that would've made this even better is if you'd have found 1st of april in the imagery history. Either way, gg, got me
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  12123. You're onto a winner champ. Well done bringing two different countries and two different communities together. ❤️
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  12124. It is pretty common for two police officers in one car patroling around here in Czechia. Sometimes even more.
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  12125. If the only difference is package art and labelling, then, hopefully, the same can be done for every country - real Tim Tam's the world over. Slam it to the world.
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  12126. Around here in Romania Dacia's have been raced in rallies pretty much since they started making them in the late '60s. I think the 'classic' Dacia 1300/1310 of the '70s-80s era made about 100-120 horsepower in rally trim. Not much compared to Group B monsters, but plenty to have fun with More recently there was an entry level Group N (I think) Dacia Logan which was raced; there was a category dedicated to them in the national rally championship in the 2000s. Don't know if there still is, haven't been following closely in years. I do remember there was even some sort Dacia Logan WRC prototype, there's a video that was floating around. It's probably still up on YouTube. Then there was also the Dacia Duster that competed in the Andros trophy, which is a French ice racing championship. It's a pretty cool competition. I remember Alain Prost, the former F1 world champion, drove the Duster in the Andros trophy around 2010. There was also a 850BHP Dacia Duster which raced at Pikes Peak not too many years ago. So a Dacia Sandero Rally car is not at all surprising. Personally I think the latest version looks quite good for a budget hatchback and with the right mods would make for a pretty decent rally car.
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  12127. Thanks for your very entertaining videos! I love those older rally cars, especially the BMWs sounded very wicked in that video. Regarding the winter conditions, we have had lots of snow since mid November here in all of Finland and this past week has seen very cold weather: around -20 degrees C (-4 F) here in southern Finland, in the north below -30 C (many places below -35), and the record for this winter so far is -38.7 C (-37.6 F) yesterday in Ylitornio. Also very cold in northern Sweden. Feels a bit like the north pole.
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  12128. I love watching these guys drive like trees and telephones poles have no hitboxes on roads narrower than my internet bandwidth, absolute madness
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  12129. I've driven over it in my mini. Top Gear do it in 3 super cars, clarkson does a comparison between the cars and the bridge. the bridge wins, its an epic piece of engineering.
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  12130. Yep, the car at 06:56 is an Hayabusa powered Fiat 500, built by JTR Racing. The engine is an inline-four Hayabusa producing 250Hp at 11k rpm, a true hillclimb monster
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  12131.  @IWrocker  don’t worry about it ❤. I understand that the memes were leaning into the humour and you were obviously leaning into it as well. This was more of a general observation not particularly targeted at anybody. I think there are people that don’t quite understand why people learn certain things and not other things and maybe one of those gained a bit more perspective.
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  12132. lol, that bottle of Bickfords just inspired me to add it to my shopping list for delivery :)
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  12133. When I see you & your wife getting a little emotional with the gifts I as a sentimental old coot I tend to get choked up. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know your P.O. box details so I could send you a gift box..
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  12134. I just love you guys ,and I think you're a very lovely family 💓💓🇦🇺
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  12135. Hi Ian, I was thinking about You a couple of nights ago. I tried a new item at Macca's a Tim Tam McFlurry. I hope they're still making them when You and Yours Finally visit Australia. My Sister and enjoyed them. Aussies Love Ned Kelly He was a Bushranger who only became a Criminal in order for His Family including His Widowed Mum to survive. The British Authorities were Highly Prejudiced against them for being Irish. They were also Corrupt. After His Trial that was A Set Up from the start and His Execution. They finally Cleaned Up those Local Authorities. He wasn't Unnecessarily Violent. He saved another Little Boy from Drowning as a Kid. Ned once told a Young Officer was told "Keep Quiet and I won't Shoot You!" Unfortunately He wouldn't and so left without any other choice He was Killed. Most of the Ordinary Locals Loved Him because they Shared His Plight. The few days before the Authorities caught Him, He and His Gang were Holding Up at a Local Pub. The Authorities claimed it was A Hostage Situation, but they were Having A Party in reality. The Authorities just Opened Fire, without any concern about Who Was Shot. I Hate Violence but even I have a Ned Kelly Poster.
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  12136. I’m so glad you covered the ‘could care less’ stupidity. It drives me insane 💀
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  12137. Nice Video. You should try to get Störtebeker Beer, Craftbeer from Stralsund, Germany with a lot of variations, great stuff. I could watch Pedro tasting beer the whole day😊 Such a great guy.
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  12138. Yes use a desert spoon for starters. I put in about 6 spoon fulls which will 3/4 fill a "schooner" glass and then the rest with milk. Then mix the Milo till its claggy and then it's ready to eat. Redo the process again and eat again. What ever milk is left top up and there's your Milo 😜
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  12139. I'm 73 and have a distant memory of when construction started around 1959, initially financed by a lottery which cost 5 pounds ($10) - a lot of money back then so many people formed syndicates to purchase tickets. Lots of controversy during construction throughout the 1960s due to cost over-runs, eventually leading to its designer, Danish architect Joern Utzon, effectively being fired. I watched the opening on TV and remember it was a sunny day with very strong winds. FYI its harbourside companion, the Harbour Bridge, turned 91 this year and I hope I'm still around and mobile enough to celebrate its centenary, particularly as my mother was part of the crowd that surged across the bridge after it was opened. Looking forward to when the IWrocker family can bring their youngest child to her namesake!
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  12140. As a GT3 driver I can tell you that mid engine is better for cornering. What really amazes you in a 911 is the traction because the weight pushes on the rear when accelerating. On the other hand under heavy breaking the weight distribution to the front is much better. In other words less weight on the front axle. So better breaking on the rears
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  12141. A small bit of trivia for you - Though it wasn't stated, Ben Mendelsohn is Australian. He was born in Melbourne and acted in Australian movies and TV series. Check out the movie The Big Steal.
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  12142. More great gifts from downunder. Can't wait for you to get to mine, it's been two months since you received it..... hopefully it'll get opened one day soon. 🙏
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  12143. This isn't "American ignorance" I'm European and most of these surprised me too 🤣 (To be fair, I was also a kid when most of these tunes were on the radio)
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  12144. I'm European, have been in quite many European countries, bzt never saw those 0€ notes. But it's not that surprising that someone got on the idea to print the typical european motives for postcards and souvenirs as Euro notes. I guess the most complicated part at it was to get it done without getting in trouble with all the european laws and rules to protect people from fake money. Thats probably the main reason why they made it 0€ notes.
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  12145. Tymbark cactus Juice 💪🏻
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  12146. Wonderful items, thanks to all who sent them.
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  12147. You have Wendy’s burgers, we have Wendy’s milkshakes 😄
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  12148. Dennis is a specialist truck maker, based in Guildford, Surrey, England. They originated in 1895, building bicycles, but later moved onto cars, trucks, dustcarts (US, garbage trucks) buses and fire engines. Changed ownership, but still building buses and dustcarts.
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  12149. Love the way that you did you bit on Hawaiian and Emma did her bit on BBQ at the same time. Sorry Ian. But Emma did a better job andtook your show 🙃
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  12150. Burgers dipped in cheese? Ewww! Oh btw, Congratulations on reaching 100K subs 👍❤️🇦🇺🎉🎈
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  12151. Did the US not go metric in 1975. They just forgot to tell the population 😀
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  12152. You got to do a react to that bush tucker man dvd
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  12153. The only problem i think the actual wrc category have is that they have only 3 manufacturer brands this sport deserve better if it have at least 2 more manufacturer brands it will be perfect.
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  12154. I love seeing Americans react to Aussie cars 💪 I have 2 Barra’s the N/A 195kw and the Turbo 325kw. Both amazing and powerful in stock form especially the turbo one, that thing is on another level.
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  12155. This expression has no greater cognitive meaning, because it means that Everyone is generously petting the abstinent bees. Who the hell ever petted bees? And why are they abstinent? It's a good tongue twister anyway.
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  12156. The servos here aren’t as enormous as some of the ones in this video but they seem to be taking a similar approach as far as diversification. Many that are on the open road have a Maccas or some other restaurant attached, and I know of a couple in the city that have a small bottleo too. I’ve also seen Uber Eats drivers doing pickups from the servo. Also pretty much every one will try to sell you overpriced chocolate bars in exchange for a discount off your fuel. It makes sense that they should find a way of including electric vehicle charging at servos since there already is restaurants and other ways to spend time and money already at the servos. I guess the challenge to make that work would be in the placement of servos that have that service. I must say the sheer scale of these American gas stations has blown my mind. Also, I have a question Ian…I’ve been led to believe that you guys in America have to pay for your gasoline BEFORE you fill up? How does that work? Do you have to overpay then walk up a second time to get change? How?
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  12157. That all white unit at 6:54 is a Mercedes Actros with a Knapen (hard K) walkingfloor trailer.
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  12158. The tipping thing is weird. My old boss thought all tips went to himself, (I'm in the UK) and he just took all my tips, even when the customers gave them to me directly. I made £40 a week for sixteen hours of work and made significantly more in my tips. I was fifteen- seventeen at the time and it was significantly below minimum wage. The minimum living wage in the UK is £4.62 and I made £2.50. I wish I'd spoken up at the time, but I was terrified of my boss.
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  12159. In Australia, we have local bakeries in every suburb.
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  12160. The Australian 'hot picks' you chose was items to buy for holidays...in Australia that means vacation items.
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  12161. That's in Czech republic. people quite like it here. those Tatras are great.
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  12162. Thanks to John Bowe for keeping Australian motor history relevant and maintaining its history.
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  12163. The W-Anchor road safety ads in South Australia were a deliberate campaign by the State Govt - quite effective! CU in the NT is a marketing campaign from Northern Territory Tourism. Again, very effective, and the merch is pretty popular too (t-shirts, caps, stubby holders, etc)
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  12164. Lol this is insanity and greatfulness all at once. Australia and New Zealand 😀😀😀🥰🥰🥰🥰thank you & much respect. ❤you guys are freaking amazing 👏 😍 💓
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  12165. You should have a look at the LC and LJ Torana XU1 gtr, great little cars and also they made an XU2 but it was deemed too powerful so they stopped making it
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  12166. Welcome to anti-lag town. My favorite sounding rally cars are the Audi Quattro, a turbo 5 cylinder that makes ALL the right noises, from group B and the Lancia Delta S4, a supercharged AND turbocharhed MONSTER, also from group B. Bozzy's channel is a wonderful database on everything oldschool. Also, I really like a channel called Hillclimb Monsters, they feature some crazy purpose builds alongside with the classics. Have you discovered the Mazda 787B yet? Cheers from Brazil!
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  12167. Lovely sounds! As some others already suggested, check out Magirus with air cooled Deutz engines. There are inline 4 as well as V6, V8, V10 and V12 with and without turbo. In my opinion especially the n/a ones are sounding just glorious.
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  12168. i thought Pedro was going get the pistols out and rob the convenience store such a bandit ( masked as well )
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  12169. You seem like a nice bloke with a cool family especially papi. Australia has many multicultural families just like yours 👍.
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  12170. Happy birthday mate, the Aussie hat usually have corks hanging from them, the corks are to help keep the flies away.
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  12171. I’m Australian I’ve never seen that cooking show it was hilarious what a character ❤❤🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺
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  12172. The truly difficult aspect to master in snooker is cue ball control, i.e where you leave the cue ball after potting. Players like Ronnie here aren't just playing to get the cue ball in a general area, they are playing to get it on a dime sized area, it's literally that level of precision and control, which is mind-blowing. Especially once you learn about how difficult it is to make the pots and applying side/spin etc.
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  12173. Sad about that box😔, cabin pressure or some prick with a lack of care But all in all another good video . 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  12174. There's a trend with salted caramel as a flavour lately. Truth is they've always added salt to sweet snacks to enhance flavour, but extra salt is not a thing I go for. BTW the "Yorke Peninsula Salted Caramel" is marketing nonsense. Cheetham Salt on YP in South Australia is Australia's largest salt producer using tidal evaporation ponds to harvest sea salt. Australia's most common table salt brand, Saxa, comes from the same place. It would be the equivalent of selling corndogs or cornbread with "Iowa Corn" on the label.
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  12175. many great czech beers missing on thii list... like Budweiser Budvar (Czechvar in usa) and many more.... anyway good video!!!
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  12176. I'm Austrian. Born and raised in Vienna and I love the city so much. I'm so happy to live there. It's also great that Austria has so many mountains and that you can go skiing. For me that's normal because I have all these things but I sometimes forget that we shouldn't take that for granted.
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  12177. The first commercial hits me right in my nostalgia...
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  12178. Saturday 25 December SummaryMin 22Max 43Very hot and sunny.Chance of any rain: 0% Perth area Very hot and sunny. Winds easterly 35 to 50 km/h tending northeast to southeasterly 15 to 25 km/h in the middle of the day. Gusts to 85 km/h are possible in the hills and foothills in the morning.
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  12179. this is a pretty old story, what they do there is not a big secret these days. While the details may not be Kwon is the general operations are. The staff that work tell people that they are either a gardener or window cleaning it's a bit or a running joke in Alice Springs about the secret base
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  12180. I feel like a failure as a mother that I never gave you a snowball!! 🤣 I love them!
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  12181. So, when are you coming to visit Australia? Pretty sure you wouldn't have to pay for any drinks while you're here.
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  12182. New Zealands starting wage is around $22 an hr, i was on $12 an hr in 2000 and that was high back then...but employers don't really care about the employees today, it's all about the money. Treat yours workers like crap and you get crap, give your workers a good environment to work in and you really make a profit!
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  12183. Ian your "G'day ow ya goin" is perfect knackers!
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  12184. FIZZ WIZZ should have a "lolly" inside the pack. You lick the lolly and dip it in the sherbet then suck the sherbet off the lolly... repeat action till you are a sticky giggling mess from the excessive consumption of sugar lol. In Maccas here you can get a single cone icecream with half a flake bar sticking out of it... nom nom nom
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  12185. This is fun i love the variation in types of video!
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  12186. I turned 21 just after this opened, so much of my early life ran in parallel with its construction. Constant drama from politicians (of course) about it, and the architect basically hounded out of Australia. Can remember sensationalist media reports about concrete cancer in the piers, and how it could lead to it falling into the harbour - but it could have been an April fools joke - how do you tell their stories apart? (yes I know, time of the year) Also, sadly, the kidnapping and murder of Graeme Thorne after his parents won the Sydney Opera House lottery. He was only a year older than me and it was a very big story at the time.
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  12187. Roxanne You don't have to put on the red light Those days are over You don't have to sell your body to the night
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  12188. you have to try the adult version of a Tim tam slam where you replace the hot chocolate with a glass of port
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  12189. Its great to see when more people like our Tatra agro trucks. Most of these clips could be recorded in Germany, they usually are.
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  12190. Notice the headrests. It's not all brilliant engineering, it's also a lot of elegant simplicity that is simply well thought through for your comfort. You can adjust the head rest by undoing and redoing the snap fasteners on it's front cushion. Citroen kept using that until the 80's on the GS for sure and also the CX if I remember correctly.
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  12191. Pit crew get overlooked a lot of the time, they all do an amazing job. Races won and lost on good and bad pit stops, must be amazing pressure on these people.
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  12192. If I had that truck I would lose my license. that's what I would do with it.
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  12193. Hey Ian and family love the content mate just FYI if you haven't tried already those 100 and 1000's are great on ice cream as well! 🙂👌
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  12194. Another lovely mailtime video ☺ Love the subtle compliment to Pedro 😛😅 BTW, Mackay is pronounced Mc-EYE (rhymes with die, pie etc).
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  12195. Rest in peace king of the mountain..
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  12196. Netball is an international sport and the diamonds are the Australian national team
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  12197. Check out left hand drive utes in the US Ian ,get yourself a Maloo
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  12198. The Green eyed Monster is a good looking AU Falcon have a look at it
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  12199. In oz we learn to skid before we can walk 👌🤣 Was actually about to suggest to check put this yrs summernats, it got pretty wild this yr. When I get a chance (probably tomorrow) I'll give ya all the names of all the channels I know of who had both edited vids and livestreams for ya to check put 👍 Was like 10 different channels a few were even entrants, tons of footage n behind the scenes footage, I reckon you'd have a blast watching it 👍
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  12200. Being a passenger is one of the mst physically demanding things I have done.
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  12201. You're looking radiant Danni, hope everything goes smoothly , such an exciting time, as a father of 3,,, welcoming each one of them into to world are my 3 best life experiences and memories, and I'm sure it's the same for you guys😁🙏
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  12202. The car at 1:24 is the security car usually number 00 & the first car to go to mark the start of the "race", usually in some hill climbs & rallies after a big crash if the event was paused it goes through again to restart.
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  12203. The end of production of the Falcon in the US paved the way for much greater Australian input in the design of Australian-made Falcons, from 1972 onwards, although for several years a distinct resemblance to the US-made Mustang still existed, in part to the styling and design cues by Jack Telnack who designed the XA Falcon. The XA series introduced a new hardtop coupe model, with a distinctive range of paint colours; with purple and wild plum being popular, often ordered with white or black upholstery. The XA Falcon Hardtop bore a strong resemblance to the 1970–71 Ford Torino SportsRoof (both cars shared the same floor sheet metal), and shared its "frameless window" doors with the utility and panel van variants. The drivetrains carried over from the XY, although the 250-2V was soon dropped, and the 'full-house' GT-HO engines no longer required due to changes in production racing regulations. Ford had planned a 'Phase IV' GT-HO (and built four), but cancelled it in the wake of the so-called 'Supercar scare'
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  12204. That’s 100% what I wanted to see 😁, I wait for the first time with a wheel setup. I play this game since it came out, have bought the new WRC game (also played the last WRC games) but Dirt is so much better and even the new WRC game is not what I hoped it would be. So definitely Dirt Rally 2.0 is the king of rally games.
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  12205. the 3 spiders are huntsman's....big buggers, but harmless....they eat the flys.
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  12206. Talking about "every strong man needs a strong woman". Bertha Benz sure was one!
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  12207. I had no idea either so I looked up Axega, and it seems to be the Galicia Emergency Agency, responsible for civil protection and emergency planning for the region of Galicia. I guess an American equivalent would be Office of Emergency Management on a local or state level or FEMA nationally.
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  12208. Great start to the New Year. Happy New Year Ian, Dani, Emma, Andrew and Pedro. Loved the Sundance and Butch opening it was brilliant and I'm totally loving ❤️ Pedro's boots 👢 are the bespoke. Anyhow have a fabulous 2022, can't wait to share the Year.
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  12209. If you like Modern Talking, you should know that "our" Dieter is the biggest producer in Germany. He is the Simon Cowell in German because of his harsh, in your face comments on DSDS, which is like the American Idol over here.
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  12210. I'm so glad you actually watched the 919 record lap AND the yellowbird lap I recommend, so exciting and glad you saw it all, its insane. As far as I remember the RUF (roof) yellowbird is maybe the most dangerous overpowered car of all time. It was near 500hp when released and was the fastest production car at the time but also utilized an engine configuration that had been abandoned by porsche earlier, the engine being so far back beyond the axle creating even more of a pendulum effect which wasn't super sought after by porsche but RUF also put slimmer tires on the back, the combination makes the car what it is, the 930 turbo is known as the widowmaker (and gt3 today) but this is the truest form of widowmaker ever invented and stephan roser, RUF test driver is the only human capable of surviving this car
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  12211.  @IWrocker  "Love the Beast" documentary has your name all over it.
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  12212. That engine loves the triple webber step up, match made in heaven.
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  12213. Firstly Happy New Year Ian and family. As a nurse for the past 6 years I have worked a night duty on New Year’s Eve and the hospital I work in faces the Brisbane city so I have seen the fireworks on the Brisbane river. This year I did an early and am working tomorrow (luckily a late shift) so I will have a nice glass of wine and see in the New Year by watching a movie.
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  12214. Visited the museum some years ago now and yes it is huge, you need a couple of hours to see it all, what makes it better is its located just on the edge of Alice Springs, As a retired Interstater this place was heaven. love your work old mate, cheers from Oz
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  12215. Love to watch you react to "Peter Brock 1991 Bathurst Tooheys Top Ten" video. He really pushes it to the limits
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  12216. Now imagine that some cars are pushing 1200hp, and some entries are at over 100mph
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  12217. In Dutch, the "OE" is pronounced as "OO", as in boot or loot. Mamoet is spoken as Mamoot, thus!
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  12218. WOOHOO!!! Congrats Ian! Well deserved mate... ✌
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  12219. 15:50 I recently learned this because of a show Arcane (he made a song for the show) and the discusion on it, and Stromae is a belgian but sings his music in french.
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  12220. Slovak police are getting new vehicles with new design, somewhat similar to CZE vehicles, combination of silver colored car with yellow/blue stripes. Most of the new vehicles are Toyota Rav4, BMW X3, KIA sportage or KIA Ceed.
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  12221. Did anyone else fall about laughing when being told that 'Country Road' began in 1794? 😂😂
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  12222. It was awesome to see Murray describing the lap from inside the car. We get people doing celeb laps of the mountain... but listening to Murray was incredible.
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  12223. The NARL (north american rugby league) starts next year. It was meant to be this year but the virus said no. A few NRL players signed on to play so it should be pretty good. You might get lucky and get a game near you.
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  12224. I love starting my day with the positive iWrocker!
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  12225. This video is Aussie approved (well, approved by this Aussie)! You made it just the right way, particularly for a "first time". May you have many vegemite experiences to come! Some people also put cheese on top as well, so give that one a whirl! (sub'd), Good onya mate.
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  12226. If you want to learn more about Kimi, there are a bunch of great videos over YT! You should probably check out the 2007 title fight which was one if not the closest one ever, and any video that gives an idea of the raw talent this guy had and probably still has. His way up to F1 was one of a kind story, and even he isn't the most successful driver, his time in F1 was one of a kind story as well. Challenging MSC in his early years, (first) career in Ferrari, getting replaced by Alonso, going to WRC for 2 years and coming back to F1 and being a title rival in a middle ground team, then going back to Ferrari.. All this and still being completely himself the whole 20 years. You won't find another Kimi!
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  12227. Over here in northern germany, we're used to have some smaller stands, tiny huts or just a place with for example a few bags of potatoes with a small cash box beneath and maybe a small sign telling the prices. Newer/Modern vending machines became lately a thing, just because for refrigerated groceries/goods. So ... those honour based shops are actually a very common thing in germanys more rural areas. ;)
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  12228. Hehe, this was gold in Australia for years and years. It was essential viewing once a week, every week. If we missed the rest of the show, we never missed this. Every week the same hilarious send up whit, done with the same straight face. Many of them are specific for the times, so you probably have to know what issue was happening at the time, but they're awesome!
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  12229. Look at Sydney? Wow! She’ll be crawling then walking soon? Awesome 👏
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  12230. I can tell 90m ARE pretty high when you´re just in that little basket. I had a bungee jump once from 100m and yeah, this was frightening. Kudos to everyone working in that height!
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  12231. easy way to do the power management on the wheels is have open diff and just brake the wheel that is spinning to let the wheel with traction the work
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  12232. outside on a day like this, you will be dead in a matter of a couple of hours if you don't have water and shelter, no joke, I almost got heatstroke the other day here in Perth, we are amidst a very long heatwave atm 40 deg days every day for almost week and not lower than 35, nights min are 27, it is dryer than a nuns c@&t.
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  12233. Ive had one many times run across my dash of my car, or fall from the sun visor off the car. Nearly crashed my car a few times.
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  12234. Here's some more words, Chooks (chickens), and Bum Nuts, Cackle Berries (eggs)
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  12235. There’s no cell block for tassie because we all know that it’s it’s own seperate country, please do not associate us with them 😂
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  12236. The 306 was nice on the road. It had some kind of passive rear steering ❤
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  12237. I’m only 23 but I’ve met mr Moffat several times growing up. Last time i met him was at Bathurst a couple of years back. Took a couple of model cars over to him to sign, coke mustang, brut mustang and finally I took him his le mans Porsche. Could tell he remembered that car with the smile and the few moments he took to look at the model. I think i made his day being a younger fan taking a model car up also shaking his hand and thanking him for his time and being myself i of course called him mr Moffat. A moment that I’ll never forget. He is a true gentleman and I’m honoured to have met him several times throughout my childhood and as an adult
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  12238. I have been to the "bedrijfsauto RAI" in the netherlands and saw a 10x10 tatra there.. and all 5 axles could steer.. seen some amazing stuff there.. But tatra is usually build to order.. and a new truck will go in the 6 figures with ease.. like atleast 150 to 200.000 euros.. with the currency at the moment is 146,260 dollars and up for a new truck
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  12239. Great reaction to a great driver. The other thing that made him great was his ability to look after the car and still be fast. There were other great drivers at that time who were just as fast but hard on the car. And most would not last the race.
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  12240. the red zone is basically 20 yards from the endzone when on the attack so a team is expected to score a touchdown once in the red zone
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  12241. When this truck debuted in the mid 80s, it looked like a starship compared with what the competitors offered. It was also the last hoorah of the italian truck industry. Iveco is still a large volume manufacturer, but competing in the lower spectrum of the market nowdays.. Even the succesor, EuroStar, wich retained the glorious 17.8 litre twin turbo V8 could not keep up with the competition from germany and sweden in many aspects. Thats part of the reason why turbostar enjoys a mithical status in Italy. Especially in the south, where they don't care much for european regulations and have a number of those still in commercial use. Often restored and tuned to double the original power figure, 30+ years old turbostars doing 160 km/h (90 km/h is the legal limit for trucks in all of EU) under load can still be seen on highways of southern Italy.
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  12242. RIP⚰ Dame Olivia Newton-John 😢
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  12243. 5:30 old school cool coach buses from the US always take the cake. I mean, we have some pretty ones here in Europe, but the art deco phase in US... chapeau. Really pretty.
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  12244. Ian congratulations on the pregnancy. Mate you & your family will make it to Australia sooner or later one day. Don't stress most of us will still be here when you all do make it 😁👍.
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  12245. I own a 2017 and love it. I love the 70's style graphics as well. Truly this will be the last Power Wagon I buy. Although the subtle changes done to the outside of the 2019/2029 truck are nice and the interior trim is a bit more refined, I am just not a fan of the rotary dial shifter they now have. I think it takes away from the old school vibe the 2017 to 2018 trucks had. I do agree though, the single cab, long box Power Wagons were really nice. I would rank those pretty close to the top of my all time list. Great video Ian.
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  12246. I saw on the news last night a kangaroo filmed obeying the road rules, stopping for a red light and waiting for the light to change to green before hopping down the road.
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  12247. You all look so relaxed yet committed to the task 😎. Fun video to watch.
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  12248. Mel Gibson can do an authentic Aussie accent, he didn't come to Oz until he was about 13. Russell Crowe is a kiwi who has an Aussie accent. To get it right you've got to immerse yourself into it. - I like the Boston accent I think they sound similar to us Aussies when using the "R" sound as in car ,park,yard . We just make it slightly softer .
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  12249. First comment from Czech rep. ❤
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  12250. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii love it love it go power wagon hell ya 😝😝😝😝😄😄😄😄😄
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  12251. The kitkat dark with orange is my all time favourite, I'm a mint choc fiend and I'll grab the orange hands down every time
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  12252. Used to live in Mt. Isa, joined the 4WD club and know of at least two people who have seen Min Min lights. Willow-the-wisp, I think that’s the British version? Please correct me if I’m wrong.
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  12253. The classic AU falcon. Actually seen as an ugly car here in Oz but has a huuuuuge cult following. The AU tax is real
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  12254. u are the BEST bro! i love it....happy to be Bosnian
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  12255. Correct. The police car behind the Landcruiser doing the burnout is a Subaru Outback.
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  12256. I’ve done laps in cars and on motorcycles - the essess & the dipper are truly frightening. The road drops away so fast you lose sight of it.
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  12257. Im in melbourne. we're fine. you guys need to worry about yourselves. we're good. we can take care of ourselves
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  12258. In case no one told you, the jump drift from motorsports moments 3 was a driver named Daigo Saito. Daigo is a fuckin beast, widely regarded as one if the best drifters of all time. And almost unanimously considered one of, if not the most aggressive driver in professional drifting.
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  12259. Congrats on ya first roo ball bottle opener 😂😂
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  12260. As an Aussie I've always thought the Boston accent was the closest of the American accents to us. Well, sometimes when a comedian does a Boston accent it almost sounds Australian.
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  12261. I love cooking too! I'm impressed with your array of spices etc Dani! This simple recipe appeals to me and l will be trying it in the next day or two. Thanks for letting us into your kitchen. Cheers!
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  12262. I love the good old Aussie truckies stop, steak chips and veggies, roast and veggies, works burger and chips. 🤤
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  12263. I always take a video when i pack up something im intending to send via post and have an item list (which im visibly marking off as i pack), then wrap the box with strong tape. Not just the openings, the whole thing is covered in black tape. Then fix the shipping label on it and a disclaimer about the contents being documented on video. So far no-one dared to open it besides the recipient..... :D
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  12264. IWrockers main sponsor Roxanne. 😂
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  12265. I love the HQ so much, was my first car. I didn't have the Monaro though, just the regular 4 door Kingswood, but it did have a 253 ci V8 though. HQ's these days in show condition can go for over $100,000.00, and Original GTS Monaro would be even more.
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  12266. A package from Hamburg! Really cool 👍. Greetings from Hessen 😉
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  12267. You picked a fine time to leave me, loose wheel! Colour commentary from the late Barry Sheen, he was always one with a joke and his Shell TV commercials with Dick Johnson were legendary. You're from Illinois so I can understand the White Sox cap (even though the Dodgers are better!)
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  12268. Maybe the signed photos were sent by Dick Johnson himself ? A fan may have told him about Ian's channel , it's possible ...
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  12269. I love Tasmania. I have visited it many times. It is beautiful and has one of the world's best whiskeys. Many people have moved to Tasmania. Always snows in Winter. Doesn't get sweltering hot in Summer. Great food and world's cleanest air. The salmon industry is big in Tasmania.
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  12270. Hilarious, and instructive! My mum used to cook a lot of lamb and make the mint sauce and gravy herself, it's unfortunate she didn't pass on the talent or dedication! Funny, I had hot roast lamb slices last night with roast pumpkin, cream potato and peas, cooked perfectly by the staff at the local roasts, vegetables and salads shop! I enjoyed every mouthful, I'm so glad I left it to the roast experts! 😋 I believe sheep and lamb in America is not farmed or prepared the same as in Australia and tastes somewhat different, that may be why it isn't popular there!? 🤔
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  12271. There's not that much special with that "walkway", it's a lookout tower with a cool design. The special thing is, that Czechia is (AFAIK) the country with highest number of lookout tower per capita in the world and it may even be by density (per area). Tons of lookout towers of many classic or strange designs, different materials, etc. to enjoy all over the country.
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  12272. surprised it didn't happen on the bmw i was raving to that cold start
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  12273. Can you imagine a Isle of Man cop trying to explain to you that you were doing 14 mph over the speed limit and how dangerous it is? Cop.... you do realize speeding is dangerous ? Driver..... You do realize cars and motorbikes drive on this very road at 180 mph?
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  12274. A “Ute” in Australia (utility vehicle) is traditionally a standard passenger car with the tray integrated into the car body, making it a 2 door vehicle. They’ve been around for decades and are still relatively popular. What you call a pickup truck - the larger 4 door vehicle with the separate tray on the chassis - used to be called a “dual cab” here (Toyota Hilux being the most popular brand) but now most people call those a “Ute” too.
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  12275. I’ve just returned home in Sydney after a week staying in the Hunter Valley, the region is enormous. PS: Also the Christmas Lights at the Hunter Valley Gardens is absolutely spectacular
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  12276. I love watching reaction videos like this. Having run SO many laps on that track in video games, I know it fairly well. And knowing what this car can do in real life is nothing short of amazing. And watching his reaction to the speeds, especially around some of the twists and turns, just makes me smile. And while I'm not really a fan of NASCAR, I do respect those guys for what they can do at 200+mph just going around an oval (or the occasional road course). But like he said, this car is like a spaceship. I'd like to see what the Toyota GR010 Hybrid could do on this track.
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  12277. Maybe go around to friends and neighbours and show their reactions to having their first taste of Tim Tams...that'd be different!
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  12278. What a cool place to live! This is a public road which is closed off many times a year for the great race, The Bathurst 24hr and this. What a great excuse to not go shopping. Sorry honey they have closed the road for a race again. I guess there is nothing to do but fire up the BBQ, crack open a few cold ones and watch the race cars go past our driveway for the next few hours.
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  12279. 01:20 is gold, and Ian's comment about "Pavement Princesses" sums it up. I will learn to drive offroad and get a suitable 4WD if necessary, otherwise it's a sedan or even a bicycle for me, or good old walking.
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  12280. Love the vids love from Australia 🇦🇺
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  12281. This makes me miss the ALMS Series so much. Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta in 2010/2011 had these Peugeot's topping 200 mph on the straight! The speed differential and closing speeds between the fastest class, LMP1, and the slowest class, GTC. was insane. The Pug's were nearly 18 seconds a lap faster than the Porsche GTC cars!
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  12282. As a Holden Ute driver I can confirm; 98 octane only. They love it, better for the motor & better mileage for the $. The motors love boost too, without a supercharger or turbo you can hear them sucking air through the filters.
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  12283. As a Ford fan and a Queenslander this was heaven watching Dicky charge up the mountain, I'm not sure I have stopped crying over the crash on the other side. This was following the year of the rock, there must be a video of that out there somewhere. Johnson had come from nowhere as a privateer and was taking on the factory teams and winning. Whether it was the deliberate actions of a spectator, probably not, or just bad luck, a rock rolled on to the track and totally demolished his car. The entire country took up a collection and his future racing opportunities were assured. I think, if I remember right, Ford Australia matched the fund raising dollar for dollar. He created his own team and became one of the most successful teams in the country. Oh the glory days, this was when you could basically go into a show room and buy the same car. The heritage of the Ford v Holden spectacular every year was enormous. In the early 70's you had cars on drum brakes topping 160mph down Conrod and then trying to make into the corner at the bottom. Oh the memories.
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  12284. You're my new favourite (Australian spelling 😂) channel
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  12285. Those Michelin Men are pretty common on trucks all around europe
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  12286. Definitely on the bucket list to go there
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  12287. Another great collection of boxes well done 👏😊
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  12288. We have a couple good tv shows, outback truckers and mega truckers. Mega truckers is more the heavy haulage aspect. Both good shows 👍🏻
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  12289. Volume of traffic has increased over the decades, but there is no space to add a turning lane. It’s like stacking the cars out of the way on the left, till the thru traffic is stopped, & then the stacked cars proceed the cross traffic.
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  12290. 5:15 no we say freckles too
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  12291. Personally Ian,I would prefer a small English style cottage in a small country town.
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  12292. I love the bit about the man refusing to tell her where the bus stop was! LOL! Australians are better about walking but not that much better. I live in perfect contentment without a car and save lots of money! Thank you for the video!
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  12293.  @jimmyrutz1730  i did, i ended up doing 25 years dragging freight all over europe, pre mobile, pre sat navs and trackers, away for up to 3 months at a time, best job i ever had....magic times....
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  12294. There is no sound like the sound of a sporty v8, love it. Oh and the best colour is red because everyone knows red ones are faster ha ha
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  12295. 7:46 I made a comment on your previous bread video "American Reacts to Why is BREAD in USA so BAD & Unhealthy" about there being iron in bread, which seems so strange to me as a European.
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  12296. I was always wondering why US car owners change oil so often. It seems to be almost religious somehow. There are many YouTube channels like "Just rolled in" where they show destroyed engines and then state "The oil was changed 15.000 miles ago!!!" And I always think: "So what, that's not that bad, especially if you have no Autobahn where you drive at 6000rpm for 3 hours - that cant be the reason." So that let's me think that there may be something more than the ordinary explanation (which is of course: Oil industry is TELLING you with clever marketing that you need to change oil often, so that they can fleece you - and all garages and repair shops and dealers are in it, because they also get money out of the oil changes) … can it be that US motor oil is actually of much lower quality and that therefore you indeed need to change it more often?
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  12297. Matilda is a good name!
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  12298. Wow smashing out daily videos! Duel flush toilets... press 1 for wee(half the water reservoir) and 2 for poo(full flush) #savewater
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  12299. Black Fridays are certainly a new thing in the Netherlands as well, not sure it is because of Amazon, but it would not surprise me. Worse, shops often inflate the prices a week or three in advance to make it appear you get huge price reductions on Black Friday while in reality you are cheaper off going on any other random day of the year.
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  12300. There's nothing else like it. Mere words cannot convey the overwhelming universe of sound that is the start of a Formula 1 Grand Prix. I have to wonder how this guy managed to record it so faithfully, because most microphones would be overloaded in no time with the amplitude of the sound. I was at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1992, in the Pits Grandstand. This meant that the roof and the back wall of the grandstand caught all of the sound at the start. To say it was overwhelming is an understatement. 1992 was in the era when the number of cylinders was not regulated - only the displacement and the presence or absence of a turbocharger (IIRC, NA engines could go up to 3.5 L; turbocharged engines were limited to less than 2.0 L).
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  12301. Being a Kiwi and realising early on that our car fleet is the best early on in life i have bought and sold over 40 cars. I haven't spent more than 8k on a single purchase but just about all the cars have been a sport model of some kind. After exhausting most of the early JDM fleet and early british stuff I current have a 93 Volvo 850 T5 manual and a 93 Audi 100 S4 manual. Loving the 5 cylinders! I could list a top ten if anyone cares hahah
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  12302. 91 octane is our standard fuel, our premium is either 95 or 98 depending where you go. Great vid, glad you loved this great Aussie icon. They race V8 utes in Australia in the Brute Ute series. Favourite Holden colour is a burgandy/purple colour, not sure of the name of the colour, nearly black at night. 🤙🏼
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  12303. Their center of gravity is actually very low so they handle great. Would be hard to roll unless they clip another one the right (wrong) way. Brakes could be normal air brakes with more air cylinders, quite likely disk brakes on the front wheels.
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  12304. Hi Ian, yeah they're beautiful trucks. i sometimes have the pleasure to drive an 2003 164g580(15.6liter v8 580hp) for a construction company where i live delivering rock and other stuff to constructionsites. it's a nice little side gig. especially the brutal v8 diesel sound
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  12305. I even find Aussie accents hard to understand. We mumble a lot.
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  12306. I enjoy watching your videos and seeing the joy the gifts bring to you. Us Aussies are so giving, the cost of living has gone up so much recently with 5 intrest rises in as many weeks, which makes the generosity so much more wonderful. You are all truely loved by us.
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  12307. The closed captions are Gold!
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  12308. Orangina is the absolute king, so good. Think it had more pulp in the 90s, but that might just be nostalgia.
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  12309. Gidday from AUSTRALIA guys. Great Channel - thank-you Mate! Hot Tip with Tim Tams: Dip them in your coffee or Hot Chocolate using it as a "biscuit straw" and start sucking. The Tim Tam will dissolve into a magnificent gooey mess! Your Wife correctly stated the Tim Tams should go in the fridge. This will ensure they survive the "Biscuit Straw" technique! Having said that I like my Tim Tams from the fridge anyway - best cold.
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  12310. you are correct the last 2 were Ford Lotus Cortinas, the blue and white car you thought looked cool was a Valiant (Chrysler) SV1
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  12311. Respect to all the teachers out there. Unfortunately, we also have a teaching crisis in the UK. The pay isn’t awful, but we have too few teachers and resources, meaning that our teachers are overworked. They’re also treated like crap by some parents.
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  12312. My dad was a banger racer in the 70s, his last race before we left he won it in reverse against his brother,
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  12313. Emma is so good at trying new things (unlike my 3yr old grand-daughter). Dani's honesty is great. As you guys said, it goes to show how well flavoured they are.
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  12314. I haven't heard about the rocks of Uluru, it's a national park area anyway and nothing should be removed. If you're interested in seeing some beautiful parts of our country for something completely different, Scotty's Gone Walkabout has some excellent relaxing and informative videos.
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  12315. A9x is a beast. 308 engine.
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  12316. He needs to have cigarettes tasting video. As east european it is must.
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  12317. Did you know the Land Rover initially was made for similar purposes, as a mix of agricultural machine and transporter/off-road vehicle for farmers?There were plow attachments for the Land Rover.
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  12318. We got 800mm (around 37") of rain in 3 days ... Water got in under the house but no damage apart from one power cord. We were very lucky.
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  12319. My son is a rally co driver, we're so proud of him. His driver is his boss lol 😂 and his car is a mk2 Escort and they do rallying all over wales and ireland 🇮🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  12320. you have to react to 787b, the group c legend, with engine sounds on a different level than the merc sauber
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  12321. I'm not sure about the Caprice in the USA, but the Caprice here was built on the long wheelbase platform (correct) which was the Statesman from Holden, and which was also made into the Grange and Caprice by HSV (Holden Special Vehicles). Holden has now shut down, and as such unfortunately these cars aren't being built anymore! They tried to slap a Holden Commodore badge on an Opel Insignia but it was never going to help.
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  12322. Hi Ian! Been watching your channel for a while now and tend to just like and not comment... but I just want to say, this one is a new favourite! It was funny! 😂😂😂
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  12323. She was a true competitor.. And among the best most talented drivers in the holy grail of motorsports in many minds...Group B !! Shame she faced as much BS as she did...and a shame that not more often women try, there would be more like her...just so few try. She did herself claim that as a woman controlling the emotions and stress is harder she believed, but as far as SKILLS, prooved she's worthy of many fans...earned her respect. That was 40 years ago. I like the fact it's a sport men and women can compete because many we can't. It was a shame to see these rally greats talking like that...but most of us who were kids back then grew up seeing it and it's mostly weeded out of society now.
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  12324. Carbonated Water, Sugar, Orange Juice From Concentrate (2.1%), Food Acids (330, 329, 333), Flavour, Natural Colour (160a), Preservative (202), Sweeteners (950, 955), Antioxidant (300). These are the ingredients in Australian Fanta. It is a paler orange here also.
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  12325. Parts of this are correct, when it comes to many of those percentages are way off or not fully explained. Timber worker for 20y, boilermaker/machinest 9y, Greenie 33y, land holder 46y and currently rehabilitating land from quarry and water infrastructure projects.
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  12326. The Queensland fix is a memorable bonus.
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  12327. The shifter basically comes out of the dashboard towards you (in the middle, the black ball thing). My mom had one when we were kids. Loved that thing. (Mom loved it and hated it at the same time.)
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  12328. Excellent vid, thanks. I also get Australian adds on YouTube but they're selling insurance or food delivery. Zone out type of stuff.
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  12329.  @module79l28  The largest ancestry group in the US is of German origin, so German names aren’t uncommon in the US, they’re actually very common. Trump is an example. A sad example but an example.
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  12330. My daily driver is a 1991 Audi 100 quattro, It never fails. 5 chydiers never fail. Mostly :)
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  12331. The omega was the base spec of the ve/ve2 series range. They were pretty much a fleet car used by rentals and sometimes by police for general duties alongside the sv6. Hwp still used the ss.
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  12332. I like these kind of videos, I have probably seen a hundred videos of people reacting to how things are better in Europe. But for once I would like to see a video showing what's good in the US, maybe compared to Europe. It can't be all that bad over there, can it?
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  12333. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 Ian, Dani, Emma, Andrew, Pedro and the rest of the family. Have a happy and safe day.
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  12334. US fire department should definitelly buy some Tatras! especially in forest fire configurations :D
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  12335. Ian is right, it’s pronounced kinder and is the same as kindergarten, which means children’s garden. German origin. Be careful that Emma doesn’t accidentally swallow any of the small plastic pieces, nor Anthony!
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  12336. Surprisingly good pronunciation of "Bajeczny". Did somebody tell you how to pronounce it? Typically English speaking people tend to have problems with this word. If you find it somewhere, try plums in chocolate ("Śliwki w czekoladzie"). They are the favorite candy of the people in my office. Usually, when I'm returning from Poland to US, I bring 2-3 lb of them to the office and they disappear in one day. Merry Christmas!
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  12337. If you are interested in getting some taste of Czech castles I cannot recommend enough the "Czech Castles and Ruins" by Pavel Vacek. It is just a two minutes video of some absolutely gorgeous drone shots of few czech castles. Czechia has a lot of castles... I mean a LOT - one of the highest amount of castles per square kilometre in the world., I believe only Wales has more. Sadly lot of it are just ruins.
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  12338. Australia has a fair chunk of these cars too. Alot of the JDM cars were always imported from NZ to Australia, skylines etc
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  12339. Such a great video Ian! Mark Larkham is my favourite supercar analyst, I hadn't seen this before and it gave me chills to watch along with you. Would love a live stream in Oct!
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  12340. Magnetic hill 😂😂 that's up there with Bunyips, drop bears, and hoop snakes.
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  12341. I’ve been to the US a few times but 2 highlights were a 3 month road trip with our daughters when they were 6 and 8 thru the National Parks from Yellowstone to the Mexican border, so many beautiful locations. Then when my daughter took me to Chicago for my 60th birthday, yes we did buy the popcorn at Garrett’s. As far as the desert regions of the Australian outback, apart from some isolated features think of areas described as flatter than a pancake then make them a desert with red dirt, saltbush, boab trees and desert grasses dominating the flora. When there’s any rain the wildflowers are beautiful.
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  12342. Good on ya, mate. Bloody beautiful stuff my friend. And thanks for keeping the video simple. No need to 'big-note' with a flashy video, as us Aussies would say. Love your work and say hi to the family for me, please.
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  12343. Kimi Räikkönen won with FERRARI that season. 🇫🇮
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  12344. This is definitely one of the most oddly satisfying videos of Tim Tams I've seen!!
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  12345. 0:57 Renault Mégane Break (cop car)1 1:11 Renault Master (firemen vehicle, in France Firemen often do the same job than ambulance) 1:27 Renault 19 phase 2 (the only french car who beat the VW Golf in Germany) 1:37 Renault Master (firemen vehicle) 2:12 Citroën XM Ambulance (Citroën CX and XM were very popular as ambulance because of their hydropneumatic suspensions and their long size) 2:19 Renault Supercinq (in USA, its predecessor, the Renault 5 was imported with the name Renault LeCar) 3:00 Volkswagen Transporter (very rare as ambulance in France) 3:22 Renault Master (80's version) 3:30 Renault (those vehicles generally transport extrication equipment) 4:29 Renault Master 4:57 Citroën Jumper Ambulance (but no hydropneumatic suspensions on this) 6:00 Firemen who will fight against a fire If you want to identify other cars, don't hesitate to ask. 🙂 ps : today, our emergencies vehicle are mostly the sames. :body-blue-raised-arms:
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  12346. Hey Ian have you checked out the Jenson Button F1 lap of Bathurst before? Just seen an on board lap there 👍🏻
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  12347. Ford Territory was the SUV, they came out RWD/AWD with the barra motor and even have a turbo in the ghia models Most of the Holdens were VE model inlcuding Statesmans ( slotted grille ) , Caprice ( black grille ) and the Omegas which is just the base line sub model for the commodore. The Falcons you saw were MK1 FG falcon XT's which is basically same trim level as the Holden VE Omega ( commodore ). Hope this helps 👍 Long time viewer, first time commenter. Love your content Ian, cant wait to see what 2023 brings. Hopefully more barra reactions 😉😂
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  12348.  @IWrocker  no worries mate, I know you didn’t know- most people outside of Australia don’t. Can’t blame people for stuff they don’t know. Just thought it would be good to share the information.
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  12349. IWrocker, if you like that VL Commodore, and also love Targa Tasmania, You should check out 'Targa Tasmania 2013: Hunter Holden VL Walkinshaw Highlights'. One of the best videos of Targa. The guy is there to have fun, not be fast. Sideways and drifting everywhere! Also gotta love a 750hp Holden V8 Screaming and sideways. Great viewing, and awesome sound.
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  12350. Hey Ian. You and I both. Banger racing is quite simply the most insane style of racing I've ever seen. I have been told by Dutch banger racers that there are very few 'serious' injuries. Mainly due to the vigilance of the volunteer flag people. They check to make sure a trapped driver is okay by receiving the thumbs-up. If they don't get that, or feel the next bang will hurt someone, they throw up the Red flag, indicating that drivers can't ram that particular pile of carnage.
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  12351. Now he goes and buys a Volvo.
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  12352. And the Audis are armored ;)
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  12353. It is fair to say that the Chilean fire brigade is a collection of different fire brigades from other countries. Let's take German emigrants alone. Carl Anwandter founded Chile's first brewery in Valdivia(Town in the south of Chiele) in 1851, the volunteer fire brigade company Germania in 1852, which still exists today, and the German School - the Instituto Alemán Carlos Anwandter on Isla Teja, named after him today - in 1858.
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  12354. I can send you some beers from the UK if you'd like. British "beer" is *VERY DIFFERENT* than continental beers. Some King Goblin or a Proper Job... or for the lol's an Old Peculiar will ... erm... "surprise" you. I'll leave it at that...
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  12355. And in Norwegian "gasspedal".
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  12356. In Germany we called Flower (Blume)😊
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  12357. Mate you killed it! and that Tasmania guess is chefs kiss
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  12358. Love all the stuff you do as a f1 Fan and an Aussie. Keep up the good content mate!
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  12359. I've seen similar videos recently and I'm always confused, bc being from North Germany and having lived in the netherlands for 6 months, I feel Dutch people beat around the bush way too much and I got criticised for giving too harsh feedback by a Dutch colleague 😂
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  12360. It's a bit harsh, demanding an american have speciality beer glasses when he was only able to get hands on three beers. Especially when said glasses were not described! I am all for educationing people, beer is not a subject I teach save that Belgian beer is likely the best in the world. A good critique points out errors and how to correct them. I was a bit surpriced though, that you didn't point out that he erred on the side of cold, when tasting the beers. But I am not a beer expert, so I don't know how much of a disservice he did the beers by serving them so cold.
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  12361. I've seen those tyre's on a standard flat tray trailer, they don't stack them 2 tyres horizontal 1 forward 1 aft on the trailer and they need a wide load permit and escort vehicles, so that speciality trailer that lets them haul 4 tyres per trailer is probably a big time/money saver. I live near the Brisbane port so I see fully loaded B doubles all the time, but when we have visitors from overseas they are always amazed by them.
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  12362. Great video....I can also recommend Kings Canyon in the Northern Territory. If you see the overhanging cliff there I recall sitting on the edge with my feet dangling over the edge...so stupid
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  12363. Alien space craft inside that cloud recharging it's power core.
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  12364. From memory, Chrysler Australia or CAL only made 1959 panel vans and an extremely small number of these were Drifters. Mopar or No Car.
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  12365. Some American concepts were developed down here to, one of my favourites - Buick Avista. 5th Gen Camaro was pretty much a VE Commodore (sort of) under it.
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  12366. And yes, the rainy video is from Czechia (the Rokycany sign).
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  12367. That was a good video Ian, I really enjoyed that. You did really well on the Aussie quizzes, but you did better on the hard questions than you did on the easy ones! I was yelling at the screen when you didn't get "G'Day" LOL. Hope that you enjoy Bathurst this weekend :)
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  12368. i love that you have a cockatoo salt shaker and a lorikeet pepper , awesome!
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  12369. South Australia Cowell silo art is of a local man, Mr Lionel Deer and 1 of his famous camels. I remember his camels alway being in our local Christmas pagent.
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  12370. You should play jenga with them, that would be great
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  12371. Hey mate welcome to the greatest sport on earth. Check out a decade of Dustin (Dusty) Martin arguably one of the greatest of all time and is still playing today. Very strong and super skilled player. Can’t wait to see what you think.
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  12372. Yep that’s our Rosie she the voice of Ruby the Roo as well. 😊🇦🇺
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  12373. Oh my goodness the kids have grown so quickly...❤
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  12374. I think Smores (spelling?) are culturally unique to North America, at least I've never heard of it being common elsewhere. Marshmellow on a stick roasted over a fire is something I grew up with and seems to be fairly common here in the UK.
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  12375. mate you and your family are awesome im loving the content keep it coming . you know what would be awesome to get you and the family over here for the next summernats
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  12376. Ford Escort Mk2 was my first ever car, I loved it. Had a monstrous engine with a whooping 40hp. Still loved it!
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  12377. The architecture is unbelievable… bloody epic!! I had no idea.
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  12378. Emma is beyond adorable :) And the Woman's Weekly birthday cake book is a treasured memory of my childhood.
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  12379. Your young bloke really likes those twists. Funny as brother. 👍
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  12380. Pizza in Australia is interesting. There are basically 2 types, thickish base, big variety and exotic flavours, generous topping, reasonably cheap, mainly takeaway (search images , Australian pizza) or thin base, bugger all topping (like Italian or New York style) and expensive for what you get, usually what you would find in a pub or restaurant. I owned one of the first "gourmet" pizza places in Brisbane.
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  12381. I'm from a country where they drive on the right. When I travelled across the UK for about a month (by bicycle) it took me 3 days to get used to driving on the left, when I came back, It took me about a month to get used to driving on the right again. For me at least, it seems more logical to drive on the left.
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  12382. All FPV V8 engines were hand built here in Australia. A good video to watch is 'FPV Engine Production with Leigh Andrew.' Been enjoying your videos very much Ian. Hope you can get over here before too long.
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  12383. Sure it would be a nice TOY....But I think I will sick with my 2500 POWER WAGON. For I pull a 9k trailer and several other lighter things. haul stuff, and generally use it like a truck. And it is my daily driver. But when I want to, I can take it off road. Drive it like I stole it, and it is built so tough NOTHING BRAKES or gets tore up. Drive it home wash it, and looks and drives like new again. Every 1500 truck I have ever owned felt like it was "wore out" after 30-40k miles. I just really like the how 2500 Rams are built, and the Power Wagon is even built more durable than the standard 2500 Rams.
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  12384. I agree with you on the state flags. I feel that no Australian has pride for their state flag, but rather the Australia flag. You should react to proposed Australian flags.
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  12385. They look fantastic . Far better than one I bought a few hours ago . The sausage rolls we get in our little town are pretty ordinary .
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  12386. I would just use the powerwagon For sure
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  12387. The blue 1980's coupe is the late rear-engined Skoda Rapid, usually a 1.3 litre 4-stroke 4-cylinder with carburettor, nice little sports car. I used one of these as a daily drive until 2014.
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  12388. 🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿 it’s cool to see someone from America who are amazed from our country ❤
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  12389. Ha, Bundaberg you legends!
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  12390. Tele (Teli} depends where you live in Australia some will say Tele like English people do but a lot of people will say TV. Cheeky is like a bit provocative but with sense of fun/humour
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  12391. The sound of the didgeridoo is so hauntingly beautiful.
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  12392. My parcel is on its way and should be there soon but no where near as massive as this! But I do hope you enjoy the contents Ian. Pretty sure you will find a use for the items enclosed. 😁😁😁
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  12393. If you bought one, your subscribers would go from 2k to well above 100k. YouTube would pay your truck for you.
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  12394. I remember one of my teachers buying an Aussie charger with the 245 hemi 4 liter straight-six in 1970. Something that might be a bit different compared to the US. Dodge was a proper brand in the US. Here it was just a badge put on a Chrysler Valiant with one significant difference - the body panels were made of thicker steel, suspension was heavier etc so the Dodge badge was basically the Valiant for farm boys. I owned a Dodge VG ute - equivalent to the VG Valiant. Looked like a Valiant except for the Dodge name at the front. Same 245 hemi engine. I had it for years. It was a reliable old girl.
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  12395. John Bowe has won (as co-driver) the Bathurst 1000 twice with Dick Johnson Racing. 1989&1994.
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  12396. I told you in a previous comment that I had the same problem with the trans on my 2015 Mega Cab and it was the solenoid valve. Benoy RAM in Woodstock fixed it on the warranty even though it was out of warranty. Those guys at Jack Wolf are scumbags.
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  12397. Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island, South Australia. The Indigenous peoples stay well clear, believing it to be the place where souls enter and exit the Earth from the heavens. Been there several times and can honestly say, if you remain long enough you start to feel "unwelcome".
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  12398. 15 years ago l took my test in Bulgaria. I was supposed to drive 25 or 30 minures. I did 2 or 3 minutes. The guy didn't even look through the wind shield. He was doing his paper work instead. I passed 😂 But then some years later l took a motorcycle license and that time i rode the full 25 minutes plus the maneuver course. 0 mistakes 😁 Still accident free ever since 2008 🤞
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  12399. Makes you wonder how many great drivers there are out there who haven't been discovered by big teams. Thus we have never heard of them...
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  12400. Yay! It's Daniela and Pedro 😊 The chicken flautas look absolutely delicious 😋 I'm watching this just before making dinner (boring bolognese sauce & pasta). Not fair 😂 P.S. Pedro is rocking the cowboy ensemble!
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  12401. Kangaroos box each other, should be plenty of footage on you tube. Great watch 😂
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  12402. That was truly spectacular motor sport action. Thanks to everyone who suggested it 🔥🏎️
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  12403. The australian packaging is the original as in the brown packing has always been brown. They were released in 1964 and have been an aussie staple in the biscuit barrel ever since.
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  12404. just so you know - amount of foam depends also on how clean the glass is. That Czech guy mentions that (and more) in his vid about ways you can serve beer in Czech Rep. : " Why does beer in Europe have huge foam head? (Honest Beer Guide) " by HONEST GUIDE
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  12405. Enjoy the series man it's a great watch :) Jarrod really developed the world and story
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  12406. Hey Ian. Love your work mate. The green Dick Johnson car is a fox body mustang he drove for a while in the 80's when Ford Australia weren't offering a V8👍
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  12407. I'm just old enough to remember "servos" in Australia selling such sundry items as fan belts, hoses, hose clamps, points (remember those!) and radiator caps. Pre mix two stroke was often "on tap" as was kerosene but not necessarily diesel. If you were hungry there was a fish 'n' chip shop close by. If you didn't want fish 'n' chips, the pub just up the road probably had a Chinese menu with 149 meal options. But you could only buy two types of beer, heavy or light. And you had to be there by six o'clock or the servo would be closed. There was always one 10 miles away that closed at nine o'clock but you're out of tune Holden with under inflated tires only had about eight miles left in the tank. It was at that point that you praised yourself for purchasing a panel van or a wagon with bedding in the back. Off to the pub you went, then back to the car for a quick reefer and try again tomorrow.
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  12408. I was born in 94 and watched the races back when I grew up because my dad was a huge fan of this and the Class 1 era of DTM. He owned an Opel Calibra, I have so much great memories of that car and time growing up. The original video has different music from a german band called BAP. They sing in a dialect native to the Cologne area. The song is a bit sad and nostalgic but fits way better imo. https://youtu.be/Gw-AxiVqihM
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  12409. We might have better wages and benefits here in Australia, But we aren't much better than America with both parents needing full time jobs. And child care is ridiculously expensive, So the majority of one of the parents wages goes towards paying that. All designed so the state can get their hands on children sooner and start indoctrinating the next generation of debt slaves.
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  12410. Check out the 95 Bathurst it's an awesome Race Larry Perkins started third on the grid and copped a puntcure on the first lap and then came though from plum last to win the race .
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  12411. Quokka - kwocka. I’ve noticed a lot of American pronunciations tend to change a short vowel into a long vowel. Quokka is a short O as in crock
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  12412. For New Zealand content check out John Britten - he designed an amazing motorcycle the V1000 from scratch and took it to the states to compete in the Battle of the Twins at Daytona.
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  12413. That's just Darwin and my old suburb of Leanyer. To compare it to the US think Florida man after drinking a whole slab but with meaner crocks and crazier locals, it's the heat.
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  12414. Herzlichen Glückwunsch aus Deutschland, mögen eure Träume und Wünsche für die Zukunft auch weiterhin in Erfüllung gehen
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  12415. As an Aussie....if you want a true Aussie accent, I'd be happy to join a video. Lol. Aussies can do other accents well, but rarely can anyone do a true Aussie accent.
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  12416. We just love to adopt strays!! 😎😎😎
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  12417. In the company where I work (NZ-Neuson) we manufacture the hydraulic cylinders for the company Rosenbauer, the quality requirements are very high. I think I saw that one of our cylinders was installed on the crane boom.
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  12418. Video suggestion: you should make a video on ipswich which is a city in QLD and it has a quite interesting history
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  12419. Squeeze the little Koalas backs to open their hands and they grab onto dresses and shirts ect.
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  12420. Hey from country South Oz Ian. Lots of common sights there for me. Just as a point of interest, the CFS unit shown at 4:50, you'd notice it had Virgina 34P on the side. This indicates that it is based at Virginia CFS station, the 3 denotes 3000 litre water capacity, the 4 being 4WD and the P is a Pumper. In contrast a 24P would carry only 2000 litres, but is a smaller truck with better access capability in tight areas. I had a ride in an ambulance like that at 7:10 in April, followed by a Royal Flying Doctor flight down to Adelaide. another great organisation worth noting. 8:20 is a quick response paramedic Ambulance. They're the life savers while waiting for a transport ambulance.
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  12421. Toyota actually build 3 different cars, all marketed as the Land Cruiser. The 70 series is basically the same car it has always been since it was first released in the early '80s. This is just a facelift for 2024. The new Land Cruiser that will be sold in the US for 2024 is the car that will be sold in Australia and other markets as the Land Cruiser Prado. This is known internally as the 250 series. Then there is the 300 series Land Cruiser. This is the proper Land Cruiser & is Toyota's flagship model. This is considerably bigger than the Prado (& therefore the US market Land Cruiser) and this is the vehicle whose lineage dates back to the beginning hence me calling it the proper Land Cruiser. The last model Land Cruiser sold new in the US was the 300 series predecessor, the 200 series. I hope that helps. P.S. Loving your content.
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  12422. Stick with RAM!
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  12423. As a man who was an expert HMMWVs flipper in the Marines, I love watching extreme driving. Driving crazy loads in crazy places is always a good time. Bring it brother
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  12424. 13:27 that's actually a new brand by BYD. It's a hybrid. They also have a new sportscar/supercar.
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  12425. The amount of Aussie dialect and accent you here hear will differ from one place to another. The further you move away from the cities the more Aussie things sound. The inner cities and their surrounding suburbs tend to be more cosmopolitan. The Aussie dialect is slowly dying off. The accent still remains but the dialect is slowly disappearing.
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  12426. Great selection of 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  12427. The caramel brownie Tim tams are dangerous for me lol you have to try them doing a slam. They are next level 😉😊
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  12428. You just gotta love a V8 doing the Scandinavian flick how awesome was that, you gotta show more of that entertaining V8 action. When world rally stopped coming to Perth Western Australia to race on our world famous "PEA GRAVEL" it was a sad time for our state. 👍😁👍
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  12429. I've lived in this country for 50 years but have never gone to the NT. I really have to do it. It never ceases to take your breath away seeing videos like this. Nice one Ian. I hope you and the family get to come down and visit one day. You would love it!
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  12430. 12:58 There are multiple reasons true blue Auzzies carry a shoulder height stick with them when walking around outside. One is to clear spider webs and spiders out of the way, esp when walking in bush lands. Also good for distracting snakes, moving wait-a-while out of your path and makes a good talisman to protect against Drop drop bears.
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  12431. What do you call a boomerang that doesn’t come back? A stick! Hahahahaha 🤣
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  12432. While in America my kids ordered a meat lovers pizza (we had to explain what that was ) We asked for extra BBQ sauce (on the base )and extra cheese ) When it arrived there were 6 tiny tubs of BBQ sauce and tiny tubs of cheese 🤪😀😀😀😀😀😀🇦🇺
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  12433. If you want to watch something very Aussie then watch "The Angels - Am I ever gonna see your face again. Max sessions 2014"
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  12434. Written By Peter Allen and original singer and was released in June 1980 R.I.P Peter Allen
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  12435. I think it has a Mercedes logo on it, because we used to say about good cars something like "This car is a complete Mercedes". I think the author meant to say that this Tatra is simply a luxury car. 😀
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  12436. The little "hammertime" lifted 4x4 is a Daihatsu Feroza, known as a Rocky in the U.S. As an owner of a Feroza, I was quite proud of its 4th place position. Good exposure for these little known beasts
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  12437. Hey, you do you. Family and staying real are far more important than anything else my friend. And yes, you didn't need to address this. You don't have to explain anything to us but we appreciate you do. And yeah, I saw you were pregnant on the stream. Way cool! Give Dani a hug for me.
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  12438. Yeah, dollarydoos go through the washer, but don't put one in the dryer. I did that once with a twenty and it shrank down to half its size. Took it to the bank and asked for a replacement. They just laughed their arses off and gave me a new one.
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  12439.  @ZIGZAG12345  Correct. Such as the direction that spiral staircases are built in castles. Clockwise, if going from bottom to top floor. This was to make sure the thick center support column was on a potential attackers sword side (who'd be climbing up the stairs), blocking them from swinging, whilst ensuring the defender's sword arm was free to swing away! Even better, castle staircases steps are never evenly spaced or of even height all the way up. They would randomly add a lop-sided step, push the front edge further back, have it slightly taller or shorter than the step below. All to try and cause someone climbing the stairs in a hurry to trip over and fall on their face, making them easier to kill.
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  12440. Lot of love for the Valiant Chargers here in Australia being the underdog car doing more with less. Some wins here but usually out gunned by Ford Falcon and Holden Torana. In New Zealand they dominated on there tracks and drivers. Won their biggest race for years in a row. Rare to find any hate for them here. A good one gets big money but not as much as the stratospheric amounts the top Falcons and Holden's go for.
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  12441. The Australian Range Rover has full independent suspension. Sounded like it had the V8 diesel. Range Rovers won the Dakar Rally twice in the early 1980s and were used as the basis for many specials
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  12442. personally not a fan of audi, but i have to say that the new rs6 and rs7 have something about them, espacially when seeing them in person
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  12443. Nice truck. I had a 98 Silverado Z71, the thing was tough as nails and the body was mint the day I traded it in. Well it's been through a couple different owners but I still see it roaming the streets to this day. Kinda makes me wish I kept it. I think you have the right idea with big red there.
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  12444. He’s a crazy S.O.B props for doing it but I can’t imagine you would even get many aussies doing that. A lot of us are crazy but not stupid 🤣🤣🤣🤣 also I bet he was on the shitter for a couple hours after that! 🤣🤣🤣
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  12445. Guys, just remember that's instant coffee. Bloody good too
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  12446. You guys are such a lovely family 😊 Sending best wishes from our family here on the Gold Coast 🤘🇦🇺
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  12447. "Why are Rally cars so FU🤬KING cool?" Because they are!
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  12448. How wonderful ❤️
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  12449. Minnesota usually has pretty amazing christmas markets, they put really impressive amount of effort for the season
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  12450. OMG we LOVED this man. Peter Perfect, King of the Mountain.
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  12451. Maccas in Melbourne, Australia are paying 29$ an hour on casual atm! So yeah thought I’d just throw that in.
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  12452. It isn't expensive lol. I'm on minimum wage, renting a 2 bedroom home and have never struggled financially. I know other people might not have that luck that I do, which is why I also do volunteer work and help single father's with food and yard work. Single mothers get help from so many organisations, so helping a single father who is used too being on his own is so worth it ❤️
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  12453. We Aussies can and do use our sports ovals if we need a large gathering place.. 🙂
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  12454. the newspaper was a brilliant idea! you can just duck your head into our world while reading it.
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  12455. 110 F/ 43 C, yeah we'd be reaching for our jumpers here in Australia! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 But seriously, that is some hot temperatures in countries that are not used to it for sure. Be safe guys.
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  12456. Linex it
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  12457. As you are reacting to Hillclimb, might I recommend you watch the Ferrari 550 GT at Reventino in 2015? You won’t regret it, that’s all I have to say 😅
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  12458. My Slovak wife of 20 years will beg to differ on Kofola and Vinea being Czech! As you can imagine they got bought quite a lot here( England) by the mrs. Vinea is my go to soft drink when we visit restaurants in Bratislava. You can also get a ‘red’ version as well.
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  12459. Handball packs the biggest punch pound for pound! Handball is the National sport here in Iceland and is huge in Europe.. Don't have any link but searching Handball should suffice 😊
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  12460. Brilliant collection Australia Rocks! Thanks for sharing Ian! 🙋👍🤠👏
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  12461. Why did the Narrator say "James Parker" ? James PACKER, (Pack the box, PACK'er). And No, he didnt marry Mariah, They separated after being engaged. She sued him for an "Inconvenience Fee", in the order of MILLIONS (apparently), and she kept the $25 Million Engagement Ring. James's Grandfather, and Father built the Packer empire, James is Pissing it up the wall. The old saying, First generation builds the empire, The next expands it, The Third generation Pisses it up against the wall. Especially after what happened with the Channel 10 Australia fiasco, Kerry would have gone ThermoNuclear if he was alive at the time.
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  12462. Aweee Lisa ❤ we’ll that’s awesome that you did that. I can’t believe that Bundaberg did that and I was in shock!!! Thank you so much for that!!! It was just wow. And the drink was delish! ❤
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  12463. A little history on Milo, it was apparently made by a chemist and he was trying to perfect it so that it fully dissolved. He had let his daughter try it and she told him it was better like this so that's how he decided to sell it to the public. Malted milk, I think that's what's I'm thinking of, is another great Australian drink maybe less common than Milo but Milo contains malt. It's also in a can much the same as Milo but creamy yellow coloured tin with a yellowy powder. Incredible when added to ice cream.
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  12464. The no snow at Xmas could be argued against, I can remember in '95 I think, I was camping in the Aberfeldy region and in the week before Xmas we had snow on the North side of the Great Dividing Range (roughly between 550m and 1100m above sea level), The campsite (550m) we had about an inch or so built up on the bonnet and up at the top there was nearly a foot of slushy snow and the roads were very slippery. Best Australian Xmas song Paul Kelly's "How to Make Gravy".
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  12465. Thanks for the shoutout Ian. Been through the ‘74 Brisbane floods, and other floods in the city here. Lived in Nth QLD through some cyclones up there too. This one concerns me though. Battened down on the Northside of Brisbane atm - now it’s just the waiting game. You guys in the USA have really been through some strange dangerous weather events the past year too. Stay safe everyone.
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  12466. My dad worked on the construction of the Opera House.
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  12467. How do you learn to catch and milk a venomous snake? FAST! Whenever you hear of how everything in Australia is "trying to kill you", remember they are all either indifferent to you, or desperate to avoid you. So you have to be really unlucky to be bitten by a snake, for example. Exceptions are crocodiles and sharks. They will actively hunt you, so always ask the locals.
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  12468. you've certainly cracked something here...watch videos about other countries and then they pay for your food. This is ridiculous and yet still super entertaining
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  12469. Thank you so much for a wonderful review. I am humbled by your support. I look forward to having you and your family visit Australia. You have a tour guide here for sure> Cheers mate
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  12470. Seeing these on the streets in England (and you didn't see many) they struck me, as a liitle boy, as looking like space-ships.
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  12471. You should have live streamed your wedding for your YouTube family lol
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  12472. Well done mates so beautiful to give back and spread the Aussie flavour around I love your videos and this shows too how genuine and caring a family you are and I am so proud to be a you tube family member of your channel
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  12473. You so need to look into Ned Kelly. Our most infamous bushranger.
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  12474. 10:56 Think it was the Arnotts Mint Slice that you tried
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  12475. OMG the Junee Chocolate Factory 🤤 we get our Easter Eggs delivered from them every year!!!
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  12476. we don't salt roads in australia for obvious reasons but rust on the coastline from the salt air is common. as for decaying towns i don't think it's really a thing if a mine shuts down businesses that supported that mine will leave but the town will likely remain. short term mines are usually built with temporary infrastructure.
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  12477. ALE is the transport company, ALSTOM is the manufacturer of the transformer. At 10:20 that is a Ford Ka. 13:00, that is rubble/debris from a road sign that they had to dig out, the black things are probably sand bags.
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  12478. l once visited Atherstone Town FC - a small town in Warwickshire that just managed to get by, mainly from the bar. Unfortunately, the club's big match for that year, the New Year's day derby with local rivals Nuneaton, had been abandoned that year due to a frozen pitch. This was the game the club relied upon to get enough income to keep going. A crowd of 2000 had turned up that day only to be turned away. 2000! l was really impressed and felt very sorry for the manager who worked at the ground almost full time.
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  12479. Mate, I wish I could afford $$$$ to bring you and your family to Australia for a holiday, but no shame thinking you might just be an Aussie in " previous life"🤣👍👍👍
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  12480. She's as much Aussie as you Rocker. She has a strong yank acccent. Been in america for some time.
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  12481. Way too much taken off each corner, far easier to do when you only nip the ends off! Youll learn Ian.
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  12482. There is a great deal of Opel DNA in the Holden Commodore, Berlina, Calais, Statesman and derivatives. The Commodore was built on the same platform as the Opel Senator, but with a larger engine and very modified suspension. The panels are even similar. Obviously the Commodores were stylised in a very Australian way, but underneath the skin and in the interiors they are very similar vehicles.
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  12483. Ian,imagine if they were spiders instead of crabs? 😲
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  12484. Uuuuaah! To click on Croatia, when they ask for Serbia is a sacrilege! ;-)
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  12485. You really need to try the double coat Tim tams, you’ll never want to go back.
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  12486. So many mistakes re Australia, in such a short video. I'm still laughing!
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  12487. Adelaide is a nice clean and very liveable city… not as big and congested at Melbourne or Sydney, and lots cheaper to live. I’ve been to Chicago and seen the “Bean”… it’s much bigger than our little modest sculpture 👍😄
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  12488. Reminds me of the joke "The reason why Hollywood hires Australian actors nowadays, is to remind Americans what real men are like".
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  12489. I lived in southern Illinois for 3 years and couldnt wait to get home .I always called Australia home .. My home , our home
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  12490. Cb media has a bunch of good videos for odd ball motorsports. Worth checking it out.
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  12491. I've driven Bathurst in ACC (GT3/4 and Porsche Cup) and, generally, getting most of the car across the finish line counts as a victory :)
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  12492. I remember slamming choc Montes with cold milk as a kid in the 60's
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  12493. This is beautiful seeing two awesome channels at the same time!
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  12494. Yep some mods are amazing on this game. With more details on the landscapes real cars brands and models but he was cool for a first start because the roads a thinner than in the USA !
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  12495. The pattern on the door cards is the quicksilver logo. It was a trim level "sporty one"
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  12496. I live in the Netherlands. My father, who is now 88, recently told me how they bought their first car in 1965, a Volkswagen Kever (Beetle). Rather, my mother bought it as a present for my father. Very emancipated for the time! 😀🤣 At the time, they lived in the northern province of Friesland (Frisia in English) which is very windy due to the proximity of the North Sea. Due to the engine being in the back, it was a bit unstable in windy weather. My father would sometimes put a sandbag in the luggage compartment if it was empty to make it more stable.
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  12497. Imagine this view with a 2004/2005 car on a quali-lap around Monaco!
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  12498. even as an australian I've always known that coober peedy is a very impressive place but this airbnb is absolutely amazing!
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  12499. Slovenija :) Nice to see you reacting to race from home country
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  12500. G'day, I'm early for a change. Check out "The Finke Desert" race. It's an off road race with 2 and 4 wheels on the same track.
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  12501. Hi Ian... was great to see you showing a video of my hometown, the beautiful GC (Gold Coast)... most of the GC is clean like that... Surfers Paradise is the hearts of the nightclub scene, but during the day especially on the weekends or school holidays it is full of families... there are also some really great restaurants & cafes there... I must admit I don't normally go there at night because I'm a bit old for the nightclub scene now, though I'm definitely still young at heart & love my music. . I've lived on the GC since 1974 & have seen so many changes, good & bad, but I wouldn't want to live anywhere else... you guys would love it if you came here as there is so much for you to do & see... ❤ from the GC, or the Goldy as us locals call it ❤
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  12502. Omg, your father in law just gave me a flashback to the early 90's. Drinking Tequila and eating the worm lmao :D Loving this. I love your whole family mate.... you are so cool xx
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  12503. Bro wagon wheels just hit different, your so lucky, Arnott’s make the best foods
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  12504. You know they're scared when their eyes become the size of dinner plates, nice vid mate.
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  12505.  @guiguijol  240K on the clock today when i arrived home from work.
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  12506. Mate you crack me up, love your vids. Perth wa :)
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  12507. These are hilarious! I had to look up what "tosser" means but it's my favorite swearing. Love twat and knobhead as well, cracks me up 🤣
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  12508. Happy Birthday Buddy, much love to you and your family, from Melbourne
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  12509. Congratulations to you and your beautiful family Ian, much love ❤ from a avid follower in Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇱. PS: hope to see you one day "down under" 🎉🎉🎉
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  12510. Italy, Spain, France.... huge amounts of bread, cheese, salted pork, seafood, olives, figs, pistachios
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  12511. When I was on my motor bike learner's permit I went for a ride around Mt Panorama. Coming down from the top is so steep and narrow it's incredible to think of the race drivers hammering down it. For a learner rider I can honestly say it scared the live crap out of me! Enjoyed the video. Godzilla was my all time favourite car. Well done on the times.
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  12512. hold a hair dryer 15 inches from your face and turn it on flatout, thats exactly like the centre of australia, the northern parts get insane humidity on top of that due to summer being the wet season.
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  12513. In my country of Serbia 🇷🇸 most old cars are in did VW group TDi and Mercedes diesels,then Renault, Peugeot and Fiat Group petrol cars.Oldest Japanese cars are 90s Toyota Corollas, Mitsubishi Lancers and Honda Civics. Occasionally you can find but rarely Rovers from early BMW fase. If want new car you have both options, but mostly you have to order and wait because they always have most optioned cars only in car lots My favorite car brands are Alfa Romeo and Lancia but I very much like Franch brands too
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  12514. I live in Adelaide and have visited several local wineries. It’s a great experience, even for someone like me, who doesn’t drink wine Yes, Adelaide is underrated. It’s our best kept secret and that’s how we like it.
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  12515. I grew up in Chicago and have been following F1 since the mid 70's back then I needed to read about the results in magazines, occasionally WW of sports showed highlights, but I did manage to see races at Watkins Glenn, Montreal and Long Beach. Once ESPN featured the live races, then living in Hawaii I would get up at 2am to watch the races. I have been a long term fan, and the new interest in the spectacle along with the new owners Liberty Media, Netflix and the British commentators have tainted the sport in my opinion, making it a traveling circus, reality spoof, and a biased rooting platform for UK drivers.
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  12516. I'm Aussie, and that was fuckn hilarious, and yeah I was waiting for him to mention the drop bears.
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  12517. I'm in Perth, Western Australia. It's now 2.17pm AWST Sunday January 22 2022. I live in a suburb that is approximatey 10km (approx 6.2 miles) from the Perth CBD. The current temperature outside is 46.3°C (approx 115.3°F). Pretty normal for summer here, although it's a bit warmer today so I might turn up the fan a little bit.
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  12518. Cummins / Detroit / Cat / Mack / Volvo engines Allison automatic transmissions
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  12519. Congratulations for almost pronouncing Goondiwindi correctly! We say it Gundawindi. Not an easy one! Milk Arrowroot biscuits are quite plain but taste great with sweet toppings or dipped in tea or coffee. PS. Have you considered reacting to Aussie music videos & concerts? Might boost your subscriber base 😊
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  12520. It's magnificent song, always moves me to tears. I'm so lucky to have been born and raised here
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  12521. i have spoken to alot of americans who come to australia to live and they said the lifestyle in australia is fantastic
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  12522. I remember seeing something similar in Turkey a couple of years ago, on the bus ride from the airport to the hotel. - Up to then we had been planning to rent a car to explore the surrounding area, but after that we changed our minds and rented two scooters instead.
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  12523. I live in Cz and there are thousands of miles of road like this here a nice one starts right behind my house I drive it a lot and fast great stuff!
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  12524. As others have mentioned “Shaggin’ Wagons” had a rep 🤣 When I first met my husband he had one, my mother was very unimpressed! Can’t say I blame her but damn I wish he kept that car 😭 Must’ve been good luck, we’ve been together 33 years ✌🏼
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  12525. Oh Pedro that looks delicious what your wife made! I'm hungry now!🥰
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  12526. NASCAR come to The Bend in Adelaide to showcase a race! Geez we’ve lost the Grand Prix and Supercars- we need something for us motorheads in SA! I’m sure Scotty feels like a boss driving one of these babies!
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  12527. I mean, at least you tried with the blurring of number plates 😂 loving these Aus videos!
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  12528. When I was learning to drive (back in the 80's) my instructor asked me if I had any concerns, I said Roundabouts. So...... My city has a ring road/bypass and every junction has a roundabout. I spent the next 2 hours traversing the 9 roundabouts. 37 approaches and exist later it was No Problem. In the UK we have Roundabout and 'traffic circles' which are also classified as roundabouts. Some are 3 lanes, one near me known as 'Pork Pie Island' has 6 entries/exits and 3 of those have traffic lights (mad right)..... No Problem! I have lived near this for the last 38 years and have never heard of an accident or fatality... EVER! Once people understand and get used to a conventional Roundabout then traffic lighted versions (traffic circles) aren't so big of a deal. Those who protest are doing this through ignorance and displaying resistance to 'change' which is madness. US visitors who drive in UK/Europe soon learn how simple they really are!
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  12529. You guys had me laughing. Only one can each you were all pissed. The scores kept going up. If you'd had another two of anything it'd get a solid 10 vote from you all.
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  12530. Cheers to you Luxembourg, yes it's true! From friendly Sydney! Some of us are more cultured than the videos show! 😁🇦🇺👍
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  12531. They tried three trailers in the Netherlands. I don't believe it was a succes. It was impressive to see one on the highway though.
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  12532. Wow, how interesting! Wish dad could see these, he worked temporarily for the Hobart Lands Department and studied sciences! 😀 Legal is less trouble than illegal at The Cross, I guess! 🤨 I just shared this with my nephew, maps, statistics! 👍 Thanks Ian! 🤗
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  12533. "Dyoo-chess deh Boor-gohn" In fact, with a dark beer like this, it would be perfect served with and cooked in a "Carbonade flamande" or a "Welsh" ! 😍😍
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  12534. My dad actually owned one of these exact cars, sold it for $5000 back in the mid 80's. Still kicks himself to this day for selling it
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  12535. They've only just started tv adds regarding McDonald's as Maccas, and now displaying the big M signs as Maccas as well.
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  12536. Milo on ice cream is the bomb
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  12537. Also noticed the American who loves cars channel has had a significant boost thanks to you.. he is quite interesting.
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  12538. When I travelled around Our country we stayed on a station in the kimberley we had boab nuts that were carved with dream time stories
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  12539. I don't understand why the heck my company chose to not have the delivery trucks ( around the 15.250 MAN) with ACC activated. I'd be using CruiseControl way more if I had the option especially in city traffic
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  12540. in the Netherlands we have a slightly smaller road train it is called the lzv it is 25.75 long quite strange because we are one of the smallest countries and still have a road train
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  12541. Group B was an awesome idea in somebody's head. It was at least for me the pinnacle of motorsports. It didn't last and for good reasons. The current less is more philosophy with just inspiration and swept volume restricted motors may be the road to to take with these cars. Kilogram for a kilogram these cars are fire And the drivers, they are a breed of their own, I've watched a fair amount of in-car rally footage, and never have I been less than scared. At the modern level they get around less than 400 BHP out of a 1.6 engine with a weight distribution almost optimal. The homologation rules say that unless the requisite number production cars have rolled off the factory line, competing is not an option. None of them will get the ground up rebuild WRC cars go through, but having something distantly like your daily driver in there is a thrill.
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  12542. Emma - I do not know so stop asking......she knows who she is. lol
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  12543. Filming it from beside you guys as you drink and eat makes me feel like I’m at the table with you guys! Great work 😃
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  12544. we load up the 4wd every year and my whole family camp on Fraser Is 4 4wd, 4 tents , 30 fishing rods , set up a base camp , the grandkids love it and i will admit its nice to get away for 3 weeks up there every year , the ferry ride from Hervey Bay is around 30mins mate
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  12545. Last weekend I was on Bruny Island in Tasmania, can only get there by ferry. It is an island of an island state of an island country :) The safest place in the world.
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  12546. The RCZ was nicknamed the ALDI TT, for being a half-price Audi.
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  12547. Hooning is fine as long its not hurting anyone and oh sho(o)t indeed haha
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  12548. Please check out the "Meet the Germans Road Tour" by DW Euromaxx And yes, we had potatosalad and sausage as christmasdinner. xD Greetings from the Grünkohlland. ^_^
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  12549. The reason why snooker became so popular on tv was that when David Attenborough was in charge of BBC 2 and was transitioning it to colour he wanted something that was easy to watch and colourful. The Snooker Tournament that was on at the time fitted the bill perfectly and opened up the sport to millions of viewers and advertisers alike.
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  12550. Incredibly generous of you Roxanne( AGAIN😂)
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  12551. I'm glad (and in a way proud too) to be german and to live here! 🥰 Lots of greetings from the Wetterau (Hessen) near Frankfurt 😀 Ian, please visit us somedays, take your time and enjoy your trip! Unfortunately in this video there are so much stereotypes...😏 It's not so undifferentiated as it seems!! And the pronounciation of the narrator is not always accurate german....😬 And the german "tornado alley" is a fairy tale! Very rarely we have decent local tornados in a range of 2 or 3 miles without major destruction (so far)... But our beer is really the BEST!! 🍻😁
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  12552. I think you did really really well! Tbh, those former Yugoslavian countries are really hard to remember even for us Europeans who finished basic geography before it split, and didn't bother to learn the new countries immediately since the situation was so volatile Funniest thing was (other than the France belonging to Germany 😂) you clicking Malta 4+ times, then you couldn't find it when it was the only thing left 😂😂
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  12553. Oh, and Ian, this guy has some brilliant videos. He even educates me as a hard-core Aussie.
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  12554. I clicked the 'get all notifications' bell, so I haven't noticed any problems. Hope it gets sorted out soon 😊 Love IRL livestreams! A studio tour would be interesting too. Hi to Dani & the kids!
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  12555. The video is really very beautiful.Germany has a great history where there was an Emperor Wilhelm II. and many counts and princes, that`s where there are so many palaces and castles and culture. The film Cinderella was shot at Moritzburg castle in Saxony and every year Christmas is on German television.It was also shown in Dresden , where in WWII . from 13.02.1945-15.02.1945 an area bombing directive had taken with phoshor bombs, so many people are dying and burning it was horrobile.Had taken placeby the allied forces and the city was comepletely destroyed including the beautiful Frauenkirche which was the symbol of Dresden.What i find so great about the story is that it was rebuilt an reconciliation and peace from donation from Germany,America, England etc. it took 12 years to rebuilt it .2005 was the first reconciliation service in the Frauenkirche in Dresden.It`s such a beautiful story of how enemies became friends.🙂💞👍
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  12556. This channel shows that diversity is enriching 👍
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  12557. iWrocker is a great dad by the looks of it. Good on him.
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  12558. The Burger King trademark name was already taken in Australia. So they called it Hungry Jacks. Hungry Jacks tried to purchase the Burger King trademark, but failed. In the late 90s the Burger King trademark expired in Australia. In 2001 Hungry Jacks finally got their Burger King trademark in Australia, but after years attempting to acquire the Burger King name. The fast food company made a surprise decision. They ended up keeping the Hungry Jacks name in Australia because it was already well established. But now they own the Burger King trademark so nobody else could take it.
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  12559. This Ukrainian package reminds me of old-era Eastern Europe where this package was gifted in Kids meet Santa events (Ded Moroz ). Usually organized by unions before New Year each year. And the bags contained various treats and toys from local manufacturers. (I just checked; some companies still organize these events, but the gifts are commercialized nowadays (good job for supporting local, Ukraina:)
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  12560. Yes, please check out trucking precision driving! On an unrelated note, please check out videos on the length of Norway and how deep into Europe the same distance reaches!
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  12561. Satire isn’t satire unless it’s Clarke & Daws satire. I remember these being on TV and oh how I wish we still had them to cut through the political spin today.
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  12562. Interesting fact is that the pedal box is actually in front of the front axle. Basically zero protection for the legs and feet 😬
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  12563. New tourism Australia ad, aussie actress rose byrne is the voice of "roo". Also the unicorn is voiced by us actor will arnett.
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  12564. Skål!
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  12565. It's hilarious to think they were banned back then when all public beaches in Australia are topless optional now. 😉
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  12566. Hey from England 😁The wine comment is true. I will always choose an Aus wine above anything else ❤
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  12567. SIEMENS builts, for example, ALL of Deutsche Bahn's ICE trains (high-speed long-distance trains). And thousands of other machines and complex things in countless industries... 🧠
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  12568. WOW! Sydney is growing.. and Emma would be enjoying elementary school 🏫 and Andrew would be starting soon. ❤
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  12569. Some of the houses you have looked at, especially the cheaper ones, are in more outback/rural areas. You have to think about what sort of work you can do in these areas.
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  12570.  @IWrocker  we do have the ANZUS treaty (Australia, NZ, USA) for a reason! :)
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  12571. The original Bunnings brothers came out from England in the late 1800's to Perth Western Australia.....they started up a sawmill company that grew and grew over the years....I was from Perth and now live about 150 miles south of Perth....love your shows...please keep them up....ONYA Ian.
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  12572. You should watch an f1 series by guy Martin proper, basically an inexperienced trains for a month with Williams to do a pitstop for real at the 2017 spa gp, it's sick
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  12573. Ian I’ve been a mechanic on so many different motorsport platforms here in Australia crew chief for vehicles on so many different tracks including nascars there is nothing like the sound of a NASCAR at 9000 revs around an oval it’s a sweet sensation
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  12574. When I get Jaffas I sit on the packet to make the insides melty :P Love your family, your father in law looked amazing :D
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  12575. 50 years an Australian Icon.. Tim did a smashing song, original, unusual, creative, with a hint of Aussie larrikan..
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  12576. I'm a Ford guy,so when this thing was released I gave it as much crap as anyone did back then. Now though,I love em. An iconic Aussie muscle car that did the job on and off the track,and on a hot Aussie summer day,you could take a swim in the back. Legendary stuff.
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  12577. Specifically these Dingos are Frazer Island Dingos. Genetically very similar to main land dingos (although not pure having interbred with dogs) but because they are around people (tourists) all the time they are bloody cheeky and fearless. If you stand on the beach they will walk straight up to you (so kids have to be protected).
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  12578. I'm just south of the border and we are used to large floods but not cyclones but we are playing it safe. Lots of businesses closed from tomorrow (Thursday) including Coles who cancelled my online order due for delivery tomorrow morning.
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  12579. 6:54 This is a military variant of a car which goes by the name "Trabant" (aka "Trabbi"). The Trabant in all its variants was build in the former DDR (east Germany). The nickname of these military cars was "Schluchtenstürmer" ("canyon rusher"), because it is so tiny. The western counterparts of this vehicle would have been the HMMWV/Hummer or in West Germany the "Iltis" ("polecat") from Volkswagen and later the "Wolf" (military version of the Mercedes G Modell) Original car: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trabant_601
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  12580. Bruh, its about time you visit us, gonna be hilarious having you over XD
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  12581. Not only is he driving on that tight road but he's also staying in his lane
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  12582. Yep it's headed straight for us unfortunately. Time will tell how well we prepared. What we do have is Mateship and it will be in full force. 🇦🇺
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  12583. Port Adelaide had killer guernseys back in the early 00's, check them out. Big lightning bolts and everything. (Not a fan of them)
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  12584. You have to check out Petter Solberg and Phil Mills record setting race in the 2004 rally Finland. SS Ouninpohja. Subaru WRC. Great sound and many jumps. A joy to listen to Mills navigate.
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  12585. Ian, great videos again. Please visit parts of Europe one day and document your experiences 🙌 Prague, München
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  12586. Happy new year to you! This video shows some great speed on narrow roads, but you gotta look up what pace notes are about. The co-pilot tells the driver (in Czech in this case) what the next bends will be like. I cannot understand Czech, but I know that bends are often classified from 1 to 6: 1 is a hairpin corner while 6 is a very light corner. A pace note could be something like: "6 left then 100 into 4 right, 100 over crest, 100 jump, into 2 left". That way, the driver can be really fast while the copilot is the only one really knowing what to expect.
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  12587. Gherkin is what we call a pickle in Australia, fun fact 👍
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  12588. Great choice mate. Another hidden treasure we love to share with the world. Keep up the great work.
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  12589. Formats great. I lived there for 5 years till 2002. I think it aged me at least double those 5 years but coming from a cold climate in semi rural New Zealand to there... It was fantastic! 😍
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  12590. Doing us Aussies proud my Man! I'm liking your channel alot Ian, keep it up mate your doing a great job & from the other side of the globe. It's impressive ✌👍🍻
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  12591. Pack of maggi soup mix, can of reduced cream, squeeze of lemon (and any other flavour to taste if you want). Chill for an hour. Perfect dip with everything. 👌👌
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  12592. as you can see how diverse australia is from snow alpine areas to deserts
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  12593. I remember this race like it was yesterday, the boys & i we where partying hard & i even did a burnout in my kitchen on my Harley . Wife was not happy with that stunt it cost me a week in the dog box. 👍😁👍🇦🇺
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  12594. The torana concept on the commodore chassis would of been a good 1 for his list
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  12595. A lot want to come and race NASCAR because of the enormous money on offer.
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  12596. Fun Fact: Tumbleweed is not indigenous to the USA. It came to the US from Russia in the 1870s, they believe in a shipment of Flax Seed. In the space of 15 years it had made its way to California and Canada. Tumbleweed (also known as Russian Thistle) is native to the Ural Mountains in Russia.
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  12597. With regards the Great Dane bit , a friend had one years ago called Gus. The amount of people who said " its as big as a horse " was funny but Mark's reply always got a great reaction. He would say " it sh#ts like one too " 😅😅😅
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  12598. Wow. Back in the 70s in Townsville, we had black-and-white TV with 2 channels. Before that, in Longreach, no TV. I think YouTube can be a double-edged sword but very positive in a lot of ways, and provides so much choice for both viewers and creators. Rock on IWrocker. Cheers.
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  12599. Here in Finland basically every car has either an engine block heater or a Webasto heater installed and most apartment buildings have these sockets with timers installed in their parking areas where you can plug in your heater. When the temperature drops below 0 C, preheating the engine 1-2 hours not only helps with starting the car, but also reduces the wear on the engine and the fuel consumption. When it drops below -20 C, many older cars won't even start without preheating.
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  12600. Here we have in fish n chips shops. Depending if you are in Victoria or New South Wales we have scallops or potato cakes. But in Victoria scallops there are Tasmanian scallops which are sea creature scallops in batter. Bet you're confused now.😂
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  12601. Early 1938 film exists when it was an unsealed racetrack. Search YouTube for Bathurst 1938 Australian gp Grand prix cars of the time on dirt.
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  12602. Heyt Ian, great reaction. Pity there was no vision of it over Skyline and down to the elbow, it would sound amazing reverburating. Blendline do an an awesome job streaming grass roots motorsport on a very small budget. That event is called Challenge Bathurst, a 4 day event.Thu/Fri are for the pro's and purpose built race cars. Sat/Sun is what they call Regularity, and a chance for Joe Average to take their own car (or a hire car LOL) for laps around the track. It's held Novemberish every year, and basically the only 'testing' you can do at the Mountain.
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  12603. Yes Ian, the lady was from the south coast of NSW but she was transferred to Canberra hospital where the neurosurgery was performed. It has been reported that the parasite travelled through parts of her body before it was found in her brain and caused havoc along the way. Her persistent cough was attributed to the parasite spending time in her lungs; her nausea and abdominal pains were attributed to the parasite being in her liver (?) or thereabouts.
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  12604. I'm 6,2 and did a wheelie on a pocket rocket, took so much skin off my knees lol
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  12605. You gotta do what you gotta do. Kangaroos can just wake up and choose violence some days. Especially the big Red Kangaroos. I've had to jump into the tray of my ute to get away from a Red Kangaroo in the past.
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  12606. Most of us who view your channel are just happy to see an American broadening his experiences by trying out (or checking out) our beloved European products. There are some well-meaning souls who’d like to enlighten and educate you further. And then there are the snobs… Great content! Keep it rolling!
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  12607. Ahh memories.... cool video mate. I had a gun metal E55 charger, same body style except round headlights rocking a 360ci with 727 auto...An absolute tyre destroying head turner. Cheers my Aussie brother 👍
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  12608. This is one of the best things I have seen on u-tube so far. thank you to everyone who have suggested this. Indeed freaking awesome. BTW: I have watched plenty of Louis de Funes films when I was a kid in the 70's and 80's.
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  12609. So excited for the great race, I really hope you get to see it Live too ☺️ There is a video uploaded of the top ten shootout, and my god it was phenomenal!!!
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  12610. Eggs at 6:40. Here if you buy them at Coles they are at room temperature but at Woolworths they are in the chilled section. I go with the Woolworths chilled , and keep them in the fridge and wash them before cooking in my egg steamer to hard boil them. Also test that they don't float just before cooking.
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  12611. Frenchman here. In my grand-parents bathrooms, they have one, but their house is over 50 years old and they probably were raised using one before WWII (I guess the habit got lost after the war, people had more « essential » needs when rebuilding new housings). As for my parents and I, we don’t have one at home and I never used one, even at my grand-parent’s place (I don’t remember them teaching me how to when I was a kid).
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  12612. Grew up with these ads mate, sure bring back a lot of memories. Thanks Ian.
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  12613. That trail that was shown in Wales I've driven a few times it is called Strata Florida and is a great trail with some good water crossings. I drove it in my stock Range Rover just with A/T tyres and it did it easily just scraped its rear a few times on some of the drop-off steps. I did it in my old 1972 Land Rover too and that really didn't didn't break a sweat.
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  12614. WHO did you hire to produce that intro masterpiece ;) Pedros shoes are smooooth
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  12615. In Aus, we do have canned hotdogs (and they're horrible). Also (either Pizza Hut or Dominoes) made a pizza base with hotdogs and sauce folded in the edge. Sadly I have eaten KFC for lunch on Christmas day when I used to do shift work and often wasn't home for lunch on the day.
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  12616. You took the words out of my mouth 💯
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  12617. Uhh yeah! Those gifts are VERY expensive. Ian is going to have to up his home security.
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  12618. After watching this video, I went to see the explanation, it's in French, so no use giving you the link. To summarize, the american cars in this video are actually props (for cinema, music clips, things like that). They did this with the help from French authorities, to grant a wish to a sick child (who was actually seated in the charger's back).
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  12619. Some of those cars will look really good on the back of a tow truck, Ha, just joking. Second comment and still the best. Do I win a Wrock'in T shirt? Nearly V8 supercar time, cheers.
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  12620. Russia is as big, if not larger, than the US. They travel all over the world, well, they did. They are also knowledgeable about the rest of the world. Slava Ukraini 🔱🇺🇦🔱. One love from Scotland. 💙
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  12621. I think the biggest change for someone coming from the US would be walking on the left and checking right before crossing a road. The driving on the left is a given, but I don't know if people extend that thought to walking. That out light switches go the other way. And just how big some of our spiders can be. 😂
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  12622. I was hoping you saw this. Agro is a legend. 😂
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  12623. I broke my vacuum cleaner trying to clean up a pile of spilt milo powder, don’t ever do it, mixed with the heat of the vacuum cleaner it completely clogs the filters and goes sticky.
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  12624. I've driven it a few times. The key is don't overthink it. Just take each roundabout individually and you will be fine.
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  12625. In Austria we have a lot of items in our Souvenirshops saying "No kangaroos in austria", because somehow people keep asking for kangaroos here 😂😂
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  12626. Look at the cab on that destroyed truck. It's pretty whole despite the crash. The driver has a good chance of walking away if the seatbelt was in use.
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  12627. The kids all look so cute!!!
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  12628. You pronounced the company name pretty much spot on. A bit more breath on the H in the name, but Schwertransporte was dead on. You are getting good at this 🙂
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  12629. In Switzerland, we already had these roller shutters in the 70s
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  12630. Hi, Ian, Daniel, Emma, Andrew, Sydney, John and Pedro and the two grandma's! Greetings from Norway! I found your channel 12 days ago, and have watched the mail time videos ever since! I love how all the family! 🤗
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  12631. ¡Hola! All Seat model names used to be spanish city names: León, Ibiza, Ateca, Arona, Toledo, Altea... (even Málaga or Arosa, which were old models that no longer exist). This tradition no longer applies to Cupra, since "Formentor" is no city, but a cape in the island of Mallorca. The Cupra Born owns his name to a neighbourhood of Barcelona called "El Born". "El Raval" is another neighbourhood of Barcelona, and will be a new Cupra model soon. (will be called Cupra Raval).
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  12632. You might recognize Zastava, if we call it Yugo. Domestic brand vs export brand.
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  12633. That wreck was rebuilt overnight , he given another car and money come everywhere to get him back on the track just before the start of the race . From memory he started from pit lane
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  12634. Ian! You bites were too big mate! 😂 just a nibble off the corners is what you want! Love your videos mate, cheers from Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺👍
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  12635. Loads of them in Australia, I remember the first on appearing when I was a kid 30+ years ago. But unfortunately some people still don’t know how to use them here. It’s a give way/yield not a stop sign but people stop when cars are on the other side of the roundabout 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣 even when I was in Scotland we had a massive one in the town and they decided to put traffic lights on it, it took a little while for most people to get used to it, still a few idiots but there will always be those 🤣🤣
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  12636. Thank you Ian, love watching your channel, hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving, thumbs up from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💞
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  12637. Australian has a massive amount off resources. When You drive the NT the Barkley Tablelands You won’t believe how flat it is It is Quite Amazing keep up the great work.
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  12638. I love group b, let me just start with that, but I think modern rally is getting to that point of being just as amazing. Like the speed and control, the cars and courses, it’s just so good. I think if rallying keeps getting more and more attention this modern era in the next few years has the potential to really be something special. Also been loving the vids man, keep on being you and crushing it out here. Also totally agree with you, the Hyundais are the best and glad you get that lol
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  12639. 9:35 those seem to be Ford Escort RS Cosworth Mk.5, or at least well made lookalikes. Fun tidbit: The undercarriage is actually a modifies Ford Sierra Cosworth. Ford did that to be able to keep the bigger engine and gearbox without having to implement it in the Escort production line. Also, they differ in the production cycle. The first 2500 units had a beastly Garrett charger on it (to have that for the WRC models). After that, Ford tried to tame it down a little.
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  12640.  @lindagatti7796 Roxanne is family at this point
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  12641. Some years ago I went on a trekking on Etna vulcan, in Sicily, and the guide tooks us on the pick using a Unimog based bus... That was hella cool!
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  12642. Advice to people sending parcels use bubblewrap in boxes to secure items shut
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  12643. Hey mate its also tradition in Australia that Santa drives around in the fire trucks handing out lollies to all the kids on Christmas day
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  12644. Weird to hear you say "european " style when as an european i see them as "international" style ,its just that in N.America mostly Usa you guys seem closed off from the world & go for a different style.
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  12645. Love your charger videos mate these Aussie ones are super rare and we’re by far the fastest in Australia for over 27 years even on the old rubber! Ford falcon was the fast four sedan for a reason cause it wasn’t as quick as the Valiant Charger E49! My fav was the 1972 E49 Hemi Orange Valiant Charger and 1969 Dodge R/T Hemi 426 for very good reasons!
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  12646. watch the show outback opal hunters...you will see boulder opal like yours on their...worth a lot of money...way more than gold
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  12647. i really dont get how chicken salt isnt just everywhere in america. i am surprised americans dont have like 10 different salts, beef salt, fish salt, mars bar salt, dorito salt etc
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  12648. I was actually at this race down the end of that straight and it was one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. Not sure whether it was 2001 or another year, but there was also a guy who ran too high on the ripple strip at the end of (I think) this straight and nearly flipped his car but managed to save it. We got a great view of the full underside of his car as he went flying past.
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  12649. There's a Holden dual cab ute The Crewman....which didn't succeed here. I personally liked it. Don't know why it didn't catch on. I really like black with hints of red. We have 98 octane, which I use only in my motorcycle.
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  12650. The Maserati 250F is one of the iconic F1 cars of the mid '50s, probably along side the Mercedes-Benz W196 and the Lancia/Ferrari D50. The 250F started life with a 2.5 litre straight-6 and 4 speed manual gearbox, but I think the one in this video was indeed a V12 probably with a 5 speed. About 315HP on that one. Fangio won the title in '57 with this car, his fifth and final title. The 250F was one of the last successful front engined F1 cars as by the late '50s teams were switching to the rear/mid-engine layout that still endures to this day. The last front engined car to win a title was the Ferrari 246 F1 in '58 with Mike Hawthorn and it was also the last to win a race in '60.
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  12651. The whole lunch order convo. That made me laugh, I got everything they were saying, but I doubt Wrocker caught more than 3 words.
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  12652. Awesome video and I am sure that some Australians learnt a few things as well. Oh and Botany Bay these days is in the suburbs of Sydney New South Wales, only about 30 or 40 minutes drive from the Opera House or Harbor bridge.
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  12653. Been following you since about 35,000 subs. Congrats on 192,000 Ian. You’re killin’ it, bro!!
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  12654. Like the US - we have a great market culture in Australia too. But in terms of Christmas markets, while we do have some, it's nothing like the European ones. They win hand down. Yeah you're on your own with the tax on goods. Pretty much every country includes taxes in the price tag 😆 We don't pay for public toilets in Australia either. That was something that surprised me when I travelled through Europe several years ago. Having to pay everytime I went. (Aside from McDonalds which lock their toilets and you need a Passcode to use!) The taxes here go towards keeping our public parks, nature reserves, beaches, and public toilets etc clean. (At beaches, parks train stations , shopping centres etc). It's common to see cleaners in shopping centre toilets all the time, so they are regularly cleaned. We're largely a cashless society here too so you wouldn't be wanting to carry spare change around all the time just for the toilets.
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  12655. Theses cars are crazy reliable especially the patrol(vtc) I live in Dubai and they use these cars here daily no problem, I have a Nissan patrol it’s only 1000hp it’s the same inline 6 engine but with a lot of upgrades including twin turbos. I drive it daily at 800hp and it’s perfect.
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  12656. 😊😁🌸🐰
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  12657. I have kiwi/islander friends and watching that made my cry. Yes I've had a few drinks but I was sitting here thinking I was there and my god that's powerful...
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  12658. Hi Ian, Hi Daniella - what fun! 😄 My mother cooked a lot of pastries, including fabulous sausage rolls, but I very rarely bake at all! Great teamwork! Score means cut shallow nicks in the middle of the pasty a few times, it's let's out the steam, and gives the rolls a nice pattern! That's very resourceful! 😂 Hi Sydney! 🥰 (I think dad's hungry! 😃) I prefer barbecue sauce! Great first try! 🙋⭐
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  12659. Get it on that toast when she is all hot and melty mate, Vegemite will be a brekkie favourite in no time. Your one of us now.
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  12660. It really is nice to see you enjoy a bit of our racing history etc just the way many of us appreciate the many forms of American racing. Mutual respect!
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  12661. Pop tarts have been sold in all the major supermarkets here since the 80s or 90s, We don't have the whole range but I think we have like 4 or 5 flavours. I don't really like them. Too sweet. I'd rather just have toast. The supermarkets and some convenience stores here sell some Arizona drinks, mostly the iced teas. I've tried Peach Iced tea, Green tea and the White tea with Blueberry. They were nice. I've tried jolly ranchers before, they're not bad actually. But yeah very hard and sticky. Twinkies, overrated. I'd rather just have a biscuit or a lamington.
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  12662. Not a big car racing fan but geez I'm jealous of that Johnson/Brock flag thing 🤗
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  12663. It wasn't a high five, but the policemen asked where the emergency station for ambulances was. I've been in the military police in France and I did some escorts like those. :)
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  12664. I think you should daily drive your power wagon man
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  12665. Would be amazing for you to visit Australia one day, particularly Sydney. Would love to shout you a few beers one day!
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  12666. 2 other things to watch, AFL biggest hits and the "Aussie meat pie" eaten at every AFL game and even will smith did a bit about our meat pies, they are the temperature of the sun. so AFL biggest hits and Aussie meat pies. it's all a part of the game, it's a tradition.
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  12667. This has gone on in literally every Australian household! 😂🤣 * Hey Ian can you please flip your videos full time!?.. as they're bloody hard watch from down here! 🙃😉 🍻✌️🪃
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  12668. I drive heavy plant machinery in the uk. For sound we have a really old dumper with an 8ltr V8 2stroke diesel,open pipes,sounds glorious. Appreciate your enthusiasm for foreign trucks,my partners family runs a haulage firm and they have a couple of beautiful show trucks. Airbrushed automotive art.
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  12669. the shirt i believe is signed by paul dumbrell a great australian racing car driver, ian look at his wikipeda cheers
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  12670. Love the fact you instantly recognised not to climb ayres rock
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  12671. Funny you like this particular Ford as the AU Falcon is probably the most memed car in Australia
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  12672. Cars, in general, are much more expensive here in Europe than is the USA. Also, referring your earlier reaction video, public transportation is much more readily available and thus the need to have a many cars per household is greatly reduced. So in the end, I guess the combined effect is that we have to use our cars more “efficiently”. 8:30 I just found your channel and I have to thank you for doing it. Keep up the excellent work, your videos are interesting, entertaining and informative all at the same time. 👍😎
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  12673. So happy for you guys, lots of love to you all, so cool to see the kids understand the camera more and more, it is so cute.
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  12674. Its a Angophora costatac, commonly called a Sydney Red Gum, but it isn't a eucalyptus. Have a couple of hundred plus tear old ones in the back yard and its a light show, how they change colour at sunset and through the year. Going from almost a yellow to a vivid pink
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  12675. I'm more Aussie when I don't give a F or I'm overseas. Great vid, thanks.
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  12676. You are going to love Last Cab To Darwin, such a great story, and Rams is really good too 🥰👌
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  12677. The Audi V8 was the fastest car I ever sat in (as a passanger). Top speed we drove was about 170 miles per hour. The marks between the lanes morphed to a single uninterrupted line. My soul was never again that close to leave my body. But it was fun in 1995 as a teenager. Nowadays I would think twice to do this.
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  12678. In that 22 hours there are quite a few towns with good truck stops where the driver will take rest breaks by law.
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  12679. It's good you can get something similar in America. I'm not going to gatekeep timtams. They're just biscuits. There's always a cheap version you can get here too.
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  12680. "there's no replacement for displacement" whomever said this must have not heard of Group B or F1, 500 HP out of a 5 cyl turbo charged 2.1.......or in F1's case over 1000HP out of a turbo charged 1.5 L engine...crazy
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  12681. Running out of fuel on the Autobahn ... there are gas stations directly at the Autobahn and even signs like "next gas station in 30 km". You actually can't miss them! :) So running out of fuel ... come on! Even the car informs the driver quite early that (s)he needs to tank the car by time! ^^+gg To the Coke and Fanta topic: These drinks taste in Germany very different than in the US as they use different type of sugar. In the US it's corn syrup - if I am not mistaken - and in Germany sugar beets, which is btw. healthier as it contains calium, iron and magnesium, too.
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  12682. i love the interview with "Aussie Tony Montana" funny as
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  12683. The Hat with the corks is so the flies don’t get on your face in the Summer time. Flies get sooooo bad in Australia!
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  12684. amazing how power to weight and braking improves when you remove 42 tonne of weight. i also wouldn't be concerned about centre of gravity as all the weight is down low. you need to watch them in the wet and see if you can find a video of the bandag bullet doing a burnout.
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  12685. Gumbalkan cars are going threw this road multiple times a year. Gumbalkan is Czech made event, that allow you only cars for up to 1000$ buying price. You are going 3500km (2170 miles) and 70% of the trip you're going only on off-road. Its really fun, and its for everybody, even for people from different countries. ;D
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  12686. Here most people ( obviously there are exceptions) will have a take away, or fast food once a week, like for a treat on a Friday. This could be anything from Chinese, Indian, Mexican, or a local chip shop. As its a treat most people will pick something a bit better quality than a McDonald's.
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  12687. I just read most of the comments of the "classic American car" enthusiasts - and now I have also listened to the "real one"! Thank You!
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  12688. Welcome back! I'm guessing Baby news is on the way!
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  12689. We’re prepared as much as we can. Now just waiting for it to hit. Thanks for all the love ❤️
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  12690. Hi Ian, you will find Australian cities and towns very clean, even the low income areas. We do take pride in our country. Brisbane was voted the cleanest city in the world in 2019. I hope you get a chance to come and see our beautiful country 💜🇦🇺💙
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  12691. G'day Ian. From 5:55. The Geelong Football club theme song will confirm you got it right in one attempt and help others, even in Australia, get it right : https://youtu.be/akAkWj7kXt0 My Aunt lived in Melbourne for the first twenty or more of her life. But after moving to Sydney she would get it wrong when ever I met her thirty or more years later.
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  12692. Looks like he is out in the middle of nowhere, hardly gonna be busy street 🤦‍♂️ I hear them all the time near me, which is a bit more dickish as it’s a built up area but doesn’t need to be killed for it! Lol
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  12693. Am sure you do have great care options. The thing is you shouldn't have to go find them, your the patient. The health care should be looking after you no matter what your circumstances are. Aslo the work thing... I've never seen 5 o clock on the clock in machine 😂 I'm on my way out of the car park at that time
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  12694. off topic but i found a video for you to look at, its well worth it "Greg Murphy aka Barry Ford gives Cameron Smith a SURPRISE Hot Lap!" they play a prank on a NRL player
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  12695. There’s a “Brocky in the wet part 2”
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  12696. Can't believe they are doing it indoors, your lungs after just one pull. OMG
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  12697. I drove once to Vienna (or Wien in Austrian) , on the way home,i found that we were driving in circles, never could find a right turn where i wanted to go, in the end a very nice local helped us, he drove out the city so we can follow him.
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  12698. Hi Ian, just a heads up, there is a company based out of Denver called Left Hand Utes. If you can't afford one, just buy a Pontiac G8 or a Chevrolet SS and buy the bits to make it look like a Commodore.
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  12699. Hey man, have you heard about the new Documentary being done on the Australian classic car chase movie Running on Empty?
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  12700. Congratulations to the IWRocker family. I have watched and enjoyed so many of your videos over the past few weeks, so today I have finally decided to not just sit on the bench and enjoy watching them, but to also hit that subscribe button and become a part of your extended family from down-under in Melbourne, Australia. Thx for the hours of enjoyment.
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  12701. UNIMOG, the Swiss Knife of trucks.
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  12702. As for the wheel, the 2 main solid starting options are wheels from Logitech and Thrustmaster. Logitech wheels use gears for their force feedback mechanism (at least in the models I'm aware of like the G29 or G293), which can make them louder and more clunky than Thrustmaster wheels which use straps (I tried the T300RS and liked it a lot) . However, if you wanna add an H-pattern manual shifter to your setup, Logitech's one is way cheaper. Overall I'd suggest going for Thrustmaster rather than Logitech, but both of them offer very good entry level wheels.
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  12703. scania V8 with open exhaust is very normal here . the most amazing thing about the tatra imo is the independent suspension . this video was only showing the steering on flat surface. truck trial is awesome https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=truck+trial+
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  12704. Congratulations Mate. Wishing you the best for your next milestones.
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  12705.  @DoctorGibbon  aweeee thank you for your kind words. Very nice comment 🥰🥰🥰 Daniela
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  12706. I used to watch this of a weekday morning before leaving for school in the late 80s. Some of the stuff on here didn't actually go to air but even so, what did was still on the edge. I love Agro and Anne Marie (then later on Holley Brisley) were hotties.
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  12707. Those of us who live in the more usual cyclone zone (ie, north of Tropic of Capricorn) are thanking God and praying for our more southerly friends. Initially Alfred was pointing straight at us in Mackay, but it has travelled a lot further south in past days. It's going to take a while for the Sunshine and Gold Coast beaches to recover from the high water erosion. Those little snapping noises on Windy are lightning sound effects.
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  12708. Living in the alps I’ve seen those in many construction sites, i sometimes see them hanging on inclines that look like it should just fall off, back wheel on the ground but the front is just hanging over nothing.
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  12709. What your watching is Rugby League, we also have Rugby Union. Both are played Internationally, are similar but different rules. AFL is completely different
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  12710. 7:24 you have no idea how tight and steep that twist is, I took my r34 back when I was on my L plates and you almost think the car won’t make it through! Crazy road indeed!
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  12711. YES finally most anticipated video of 2021
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  12712. Lewis Capaldi's uncle is Peter Capaldi who played Doctor Who in its 12th incarnation
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  12713. It's an amazing place, Ian. It's not on the major tourist route but a must-see. You'd love it. And it's the gateway to Kakadu National Park, with evidence of 65,000 years of Aboriginal occupation.
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  12714. Air jacks activated by the air spike guy with the air hose onto the left C pillar. Less NASCAR like over time, but started with fuel cans, lug nuts and trolley type jacks in the sixties.
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  12715. The handshake gag is my favourite part of this show. Whenever he shakes someone's hand, it shows a clip of a different person. There aren't many episodes it doesn't occur
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  12716. To IWRocker, you should see the semi-trailers try to back into the loading docks at the supermarket (which always seem to be in the absolutely most awkward place). Some of those turns are even trickier to navigate than this u-turn.
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  12717. For me nothing beats a V8 Scania. There are many videos with them doing drive by's. Compare them to other makes and you'll be hooked! Guaranteed 😍😍😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
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  12718. Love Julian's Channel, so much fantastic research into obscure places and stories.
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  12719. I have never seen Flautas before but I can't wait to try it, I like to eat my tacos and burritos with sour cream and guacamole. But i think my experience in Mexican food is rather Americanized.
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  12720. At 02:45, when you see smoke coming out of the front gird, that means the engine overheated and cooling system was overloaded, and that Volvo driver was lucky to not start a fire in the engine!!!
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  12721. 5:00: This male urinal is available usually in places with high concentration of public visitors like lookout, old places in the city, and pubs. It just easier to clean and you cannot really miss it even if you are drunk haha
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  12722. The last Scania sound revving is how it sounds for me when I play Euro trucks sim 2, it's just an amazing sound to travel to :).
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  12723. Went to a big truck convention in Germany when Volvo FH16 was new. Back then I prefered Scania's interior over MAN, Mercedes and Volvo. It just feels a bit more refined in design and quality. I did like the spacious more open design of Mercedes though. From your video it looks like things haven't changed that much, Scania is still great and Mercedes still looks spacious. Then again, my grandpa used to be some kind of a sales manager for Scania, so maybe I'm biased.
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  12724. Awesome reaction from you buddy. I live in the uk and have been to the ring just 3 or 4 times now but what a place. You’ve got to go and experience it yourself to truly understand what that lap means in terms of the speed he carries around them corners and the elevation changes. It will blow your mind but you should go just because the track itself will impress you just as much Awesome 👏
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  12725. Thankyou for all your hard work during covid, you guys are amazing
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  12726. Brock used to race targa Tasmania but actually died in targa Western Australia. He won the Tasmanian one in a monaro
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  12727. How cool is to see a Pampa from my country :D
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  12728. Think about it: paying 1900 euros per month to live in a shared apartment. It obviously looks extremely charming, and very much of it is still original and kept in amazingly good shape. But the apartment looks just big enough for two people. Here in Utrecht (25 km from Amsterdam) rent if usually half that price for this living space. Of course you don't get the charm, but you do pay a hefty premium for that charm. These houses were built in the 1600s, where people used to be very short in comparison to today. This guy looks to be around 175 cm tall, he barely fits under the wooden beams on the ceiling.
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  12729. Just checked the WRC calendar for this year. Next race is Portugal from the 19th to 21st. Also nice to see that Kenya is back in June.
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  12730. I have travelled this amazing land, and there are too many beautiful beaches to mention...., but.., number one, is Turquoise Bay, the drift, the colours! And the outstanding memory I have is going for a walk on 80 mile beach at night, on a new moon, the stars were indescribable.
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  12731. Quite an amazing array of Kombis. And I totally agree, Ian, the young presenter did a great job. The original Volkswagen Beetle was essentially a unibody car built on a floor pan, with very few openings and well sealed doors so that it would float if immersed in water. But I am sure most viewers already know this?
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  12732. I believe there is a governing body called Snooker USA and it might be worth searching for their website I suspect Chicago will have Snooker tables somewhere.
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  12733. I went with my friend and his cousin the the Dealer and he bought a brand new 75 Charger off the floor. He was 18yrs old and his Dad had a bumper crop on his farm. I was riding around in it all summer. As a 12 yr old it was awesome.
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  12734. First time i've seen the Muck in a catalog for construction/road maintenance equipment was in 1986. I would love to have a "Schwabenbagger" for gardening purposes. Another machine you might like.
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  12735. Wrap your Tim tam in pastry then air fryer have it with ice-cream when’s cooked 👌
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  12736. I am from Australia but I live in the city so I never have really encountered some big scary spiders/insects but have seen a few big ones.
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  12737. Another good movie is called "The Dish".
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  12738. What a coincidence - 3 days ago on Saturday I bought this exact lift kit along with 37" Nitto Grapler MT's & new wheels to put on my 2018 white Ram Power Wagon. It's all being shipped now and my install date is 08/22/18. Let me know if you want to see some pics
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  12739. Not in the outback but at Caboolture, just north of Brisbane.
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  12740. Murray River, like the Mississipi is well known for its former Paddle Steamer traffic, now mainly tpurist features at several lather river towns.
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  12741. You have to react to 787b, look at the nurburgring lap time, the car sounds INSANE!!
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  12742. Your family is just gorgeous Ian...so thrilled you liked everything. My package should be there this week...I did forget to include a description note though. Hopefully everything will pretty self explanatory. Stay safe & take care.
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  12743. Carwow has quite a lot of very interesting drag races. You should definitely try the one with a Bugatti Chiron and a Red Bull F1 car. Very entertaining, i promise😉
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  12744. Being a dutch F1 fan since the late 80's early 90's, it's nice to see how much you seem to enjoy F1 as well. I can really recommend watching the movie "Rush" from 2013 about the rivalry between James Hunt and Niki Lauda. According to Lauda, the film was about 80% true to what really happened. Keep those videos coming, you're doing great!
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  12745. Once again showing the love from Australia for you and your family Ian, excellent products sent over and hope you get to play with the slot cars soon. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘💖💖
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  12746. Welcome to our cuzzies from across the ditch Ian, the "ditch" is actually the Tasman Sea that separates Australia from New Zealand that our Kiwi cuzzies call it. We are really close pals until it comes to the sporting fields then we both love beating each other. FYI if you are Australian or New Zealander you dont need a passport to travel from one to the other.
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  12747. Can’t wait to see what you all got love Mail day at your place 😊🇦🇺👍
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  12748. Myself I prefer the december festival of Light in Lyon, France. "La Fête des lumières de Lyon", check it out its amazing.
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  12749. Have a great thanksgiving. And I love the fact that you enjoy the same content I do. You are the best reactor. Keep doing what you do. 🇬🇧 🇺🇲
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  12750. Mate you surprised me with vegemite at the top, got to say there isnt much there that I would disagree with you on. Wait till you come down under those that are privileged to meet you will have you sounding like dinki di Aussie. Love your channel
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  12751. Possible name: The Thousand Milo Ice cream TimTam Slam. Yes we have been adding Milo on top of Ice cream for decades down under ... cause damn it's good. If we want to get fancy, we added other sweets/lollies and a touch of fruit. Guess on location ..... maybe Nevada?
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  12752. you should check out scott mclaughlin he went from dominating the v8 supercars driving for djr team penski and now drives in indycar. i met him at a v8 race here in australia and got a photo with him. the nicest guy you will meet
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  12753. Brisbane QLD here.. The sunshine state.. Beautiful one day, perfect the next.
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  12754. In 90's they where unbeatable.
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  12755. Ones from UK called “Penguins” are similar aswell but not timtams
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  12756. @IWrocker, the paper money ($1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100) used to have a very thin metal strip inside, running from the top to the bottom of each note, which determined they were not counterfeit (if the notes did not have the metal strip, they were deemed counterfeit, invalid) so if you hold your notes up to the light, holding each end of each note you should be able to see the metal strip. 🙂 P.S.: Australia was the first country in the world to use plastic notes, and our notes are the hardest money in the world to counterfeit. P.P.S.: Try not to handle the coins too much, specially without gloves on. Fingerprints will devalue the coins. Back when we had pennies, things were much cheaper, like in America, particularly from the early 1900's til the 1950's. But innthen1960's kids would use them to buy lollies (candy, sweets).
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  12757. I am a expat Aussie who left 30yrs ago. Your vids refering to Aussie towns and gereroursity? bring a bit of dampness to my eyes. Reaction to Back to Basics Adventutes soon mate?.
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  12758. Dude this was actually kinda sad. But I’m glad you are safe and you car was enjoyable for a lot of miles. 👍
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  12759. Did anyone see the spider on the news yesterday arvo? 7cm
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  12760. Bending the rules is what makes motorsport evolve and give us this amazing sport, Nascar ones are not just innovative but also hilarious. Im all for it.
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  12761. I’ve experienced the min min lights in the south west of NSW. We were travelling home when we saw 2 lights behind us. They had sped up close then backed off this then happened a few more times. Admittedly we put the foot down and rocketed to the nearest town. It freaked us out
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  12762. 14:20 Peugeot was managed by Jean Todt at that time ! The guy who also managed Ferrari F1 during Schumacher Era and won everything ! Jean Todt is one hell of a manager ! (He was also FIA head for some years)
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  12763. Hello, you should try Radegast, it's the best Czech beer you could get in Can
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  12764. Of course all the big brands offer all sorts of driving assistant systems. But the thing is: they cost money. And companies do not like to spend money on things that are not mandatory. I'n not sure if the emergency brake assistant is mandatory in Germany yet. If not, I'm sure you will find plenty of trucks (even new ones) without it.
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  12765. I'm so glad someone sent you some classic Aussie beers! I work at a bottle shop and I've had a loose plan in the works for a while to hopefully send a couple WA craft beers along with some other tidbits :)
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  12766. YES! I've been waiting for you to get on any sim and finaly it's here :) Hope this is the start of a great sim journey for you! Hope you get a wheel soon, it's a life changer. I've never played a pure truck sim, but tried some in asseto and beam ng and I loved it.
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  12767. Something not mentioned was that the engineers had to take Earth's curvature in consideration. The bridge pillars aren't parallel to each other, they're actually closer at the base than at their maximum height.
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  12768. 9:25 try doing that one on a tablet with fingers… No chance to click on Monaco, Vatican or San Marino, bad odds for Andorra and Liechtenstein and Luxembourg - and I personally even missed Belgium and Moldova due to big fingerpoints and imho slightly unprecise borders…
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  12769. You should also watch Peter Solberg onboard during the 2004 Finland rally. In my opinion one of the best onboard videos on youtube .
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  12770. I recently discovered your channel and I love your react videos, and I like that you like racing in general :D Being from Belgium, for us Spa is nothing but the best track in the world, but COTA is awesome too ! It seems that you not really aware of what LMP cars are, LMP stands for Le Mans Prototypes and they are for me the pinnacle of road racing as they're made to race for Endurance racing. May I them recommand this particular video if you haven't seen it already ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsLi7HgSuhI It's about the lap on the Nordschleife onboard the Porsche 919 LMP1 being unrestricted to the maximum as a farewell to the LMP1 category (now replaced with the Hypercar class) And if ya wanna see more about LMP races, there's this cool videos that shows great battles between LMP1 cars, this shows why it's the "queen" caterogy in the Endurance race, especially when the cars made in one race almost more than the entire F1 calendar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzULPaHGIFs Peace man
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  12771. I paused the video when Dani was looking at the ingredients and it says the American version is made in North Strathfield Sydney.
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  12772. 0:11 - They're called "matrículas" in Portuguese. 😉 Ours have been following a sequence since the beginning and they have 3 pairs of 2 digits. The early ones had two letters and four numbers, with the letters at the beginning (ex: AA-00-00), when all the possible combinations of that series were used up, the letters changed to the end (ex: 00-00-AA), then to the middle in the following series (ex: 00-AA-00) and when that series ended in February of 2020, a new series with four letters and two numbers started (ex: AA-00-AA) and that's the one being currently used. Also, our plates don't have expiration or renewal dates. They are issued with the first registration of the vehicle and last until the vehicle is scrapped. 6:50 - Vanity or personalised plates are not allowed in Portugal. The UK is the only european country I know that allows them. 13:05 - My thoughts: I agree with everything you said about digital plates. The ability to "talk" to other drivers is also a big no-no. As if today's drivers didn't already have enough distracting things inside the vehicle...
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  12773. What kind of Aussie are you? Celebrate our lucky country mate! 🧐🌅🇦🇺
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  12774. Norway is a beauty I lived there 7 years and I miss it.
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  12775. 🤣🤣🤣we take the piss out of ourselves all the time, you’d fit right in 👍🇦🇺
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  12776. On my many trips to the US I've fallen in love with the desert scenery especially Utah, Arizona and Nevada. If I was to live in the US just outside Phoenix would be top of my list.
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  12777. The black hatchback around 11:24 is unquestionably a Mazda 323, 3rd gen, some previous gens of the 323 where sold in the US as the Mazda GLC
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  12778. You could build a model of Mt Panorama with all those...
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  12779. My favorite european truck design is the one of both generations of Volvo FH (2009 / 2016), especially the "750" edition. Still, the Scania S730 is a monster to be reckoned.
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  12780. Yes on stage our baltic team was Treee punctures but "only" two reserv wheels = last puncture was 8 km before finnich = empty tire ride .
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  12781. Production from 1953 to 1990. A total of 130 thousand pieces. The name says Military Three-ton Special, it can carry 5 tons on a solid road, 3 tons in the off-road. They modernized the engine twice. And they raised the output from 72 to 88 kW (98 to 120 hp).
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  12782. Great inventions! Love the medical ones especially. But, I am not proud of the weapons at all. There were a lot of inventions I had no idea about. I certainly did not know that the CSIRO invented WiFi! Doesn't this make you wonder what the world could invent/do together? Better than fighting! Thank you Ian.
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  12783. you deserve it as does your family well done for your love of the the world and ppl
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  12784. Awesome seeing your genuine laughter and enjoyment!
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  12785. the one flight to japan from düsseldorf comes from the fact that düsseldorf has a huge japanese population living in the city. is europes biggest japanese enclave essentially. have japanese gardens here and like 1~2 big streets with nothing but japanese stores. karaoke bars etc. even haven japanese schools n such for their families here, cuz jp ppl bringing em along while working in japanese companies here. Japan Tag on the 13th of May this year, where they will build up japanese styled fair along the rhein river, ppl cosplaying and in kimonos all over the place that day.
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  12786. هلابي
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  12787. I second this :) also I hope he does the Tim tam slam correctly, it’s an art form ya know
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  12788. Pedro perfect pourer 👏
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  12789. To be fair to those cars that got passed there were a few different classes of car racing in the one race, earlier(1960's ish) they were catogorised by price then later(70's on) it was based on cubic capacity of the engine if i remember correctly. Youve been nailing the vids lately mate, classic stuff.
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  12790. Ian your thoughts would be pretty much correct on Cactus in Australia. There is no native species of cactus in Oz. They have all been introduced. I believe Prickly pear (Opuntia species) was originally introduced as a cultivar to produce cochineal. The cochineal & red colouring extracted from the cochineal was sent back to "Mother England" to be used as the red colour for Officer Uniforms. Other cactus species have been introduced for aesthetic & ornamental value.... Most have escaped, become naturalised and are serious environmental threats as invasive plants across the continent and declared weeds of national significance
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  12791. Yes the Liberty is the Legacy. I will be corrected by the Subaru nuts, but I believe it is called the legacy pretty much all over the world except Australia. It's even called the Legacy in NZ
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  12792. Cruel every country has them even in Australia 🇦🇺 Cheers mate your the 💣 Just for the record we speak English as we as Aussie 😂😂😂😂👍
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  12793. Southern interior Norway here - on the 4lane motorway in this region during heavy snowfalls they're driving plow 'trains'; aka two 4axle plow trucks like shown in the clip diagonal after an other, with the outermost also carrying a mid-mounted sideplow. When it's closer to 0 deg they tend to pull trailermounted Øveråsen brooms (smaller in scale but very similar to those found at air strips) to brush pre-saltsoaked wet snow off to the side
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  12794. They can seriously hurt you, people have lost their sight by getting swooped and copping it in an eye
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  12795. Yes Ian, firstly thanks for the link..another famous Aussie, Tim Minchin. Every New Years Eve, it is not unheard of to have 1,000,000 people around the harbour to view the fireworks, on and around the bridge, with the Opera house standing there, right next door, proud in just about every image. Yes it is iconic, it is unique like we Australians are, down here in our Great Southern Land. You should also do yourself a favour and read one of, if not, our most famous poems by Dorothy MacKellar "Core of my Heart" (My Country). It stirs me every time I read it.
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  12796. lol, the zoomie style exhaust inspired me to actually get that treatment done to my HQ 1-Tonner at the time. Running a sweet warm small block chev, I took her in and had the zoomies run up behind the drivers door, just in between the pillar and the start of tray and I loved the shit out of it because it looked and sounded so damn aggressive ..... for about a week, until a cop took a dislike to them lol and that turned out to be a waste of money hahaha.
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  12797. Looked like those people were on a Cruise ship. Might have been the one in the photo near the to be Opera House.
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  12798. Just can’t bear the thought of that NSW “Blues” stubby cooler standing unopposed by a Queenslander “MAROONS” stubby cooler, I hope someone sends you one soon otherwise I’ll just have to remedy the situation “UP THA MAROONS💪🏼!!”😁 and aw yeah you and your family are so cool 😎 it always makes me smile when I watch you guys 👍
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  12799. Onya, mate! You got it right for a first taste. Well done! Its interesting that here is a seppo who wants to be more Australian, to learn about our culture and actually enjoy it. Meanwhile, here at home, so many people are learning to despise what it is to be Aussie. The self-loathing is a disease spreading across most western nations. Aussies are raised with American movies, TV and fast food but we don't know about just how friendly and polite and generous most Americans are. We need more sharing and enjoying of each other's culture. Very refreshing.
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  12800. Ahhh that entire running gear! 351C,Toploader, 9'' Diff...Enough said!
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  12801. WOW!! Fantastic back ground.
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  12802. Merry Christmas to you and your family Ian. Tomorrow's temperature isn't goin to be too bad here (32 celcius). Usually January and February is when the heat really kicks in.
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  12803. If its a hot one in December it's going to take its toll on the cars and drivers... would not be fun in December heat
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  12804. I can tell you a domesticated koala that you see in these parks are fine to cuddle. But if you were to pick up a wild one you would be spending the next couple of days in hospital they will tear you to bits
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  12805. Congrats on the upcoming addition to the family, Ian, hope you girl gets over the nausea soon. Don't sweat the trip, mate, when you can do it, we'll be waiting for ya.
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  12806. There's a doco on YouTube about the asbestos town. 'Australia's Chenobl' I think it's called.
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  12807. I remember buying a Beetle for $50 in Sydney and I drove it 600 miles to Brisbane with no brakes. I used the gears and handbrake to slow and stop the car.lt was a nerve-wracking trip, but I made it.
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  12808. Life is pretty awesome for Wombats. They usually just eat, roots and leaves.
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  12809. 1:23 225ft down drop, only material damaged Jamie's towing,
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  12810. Hi there. I'm a new sub from Aus. Loving the vids you put out. Looking at you're studio there I can see you have a pretty awesome collection of all things Aussie. Amazing & I love that you are so passionate about our beautiful country. Hope you get the chance to visit one day xx
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  12811. YOU AIN'T GOIN' THRU DAT! 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻🍻🍻👊🏻
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  12812. If you haven't reacted to top-level motorcycle trials riding yet, may I recommend that you do so a.s.a.p. It's essentially mountain climbing, on motorbikes, although they often do it indoors as well, over crazy man made obstacle courses, hopping around on one wheel and making insane jumps,🤪, from one tiny impossible to reach ledge to another tiny even more impossible to reach ledge.🤯 Crazy riding skills and bike control, the aim of the game is to complete the courses cleanly, meaning without falling off or having to put a foot down on the ground to stay upright. Britain's Dougie Lampkin MBE dominated the FIA Trials World Championships for many years but in more recent years the championship has been dominated by a series of extremely talented Spanish riders.
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  12813. Congratulations from Queensland Australia. Well done IAN and family. 👌
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  12814. Look up British Truck racing
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  12815. Where I live in Victoria, we just have the B-doubles (A and B trailers...B trailers are like a regular semi trailer) along with the regular semis. While the Australian trucks look similar to the US trucks, the Australian trucks have thicker frames than their US counterparts for obvious reasons!
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  12816. I lived in Canberra for 7 years. It regularly dropped to minus 5 deg Celsius (23F) in winter - cold enough to freeze my lips between the bus stop and the office so I couldn't speak properly when someone said good morning 😅 Despite that, it only snowed once - the time the temp fell to minus 7C (19.4F). I ran around the backyard like a little kid, but only lasted 5 min cos it was so bloody cold 😅
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  12817. Hi my friend i just know about your channel from your reaction on Saudi Arabia off-road channel you have my support i really enjoyed your video keep going 👍👍 and by the way chevy all the way for me 😂 i love them especially that LS 6.0. Gas engine on the HD 2500 trucks 🇸🇦 ❤️ 🇺🇸
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  12818. Kangaroos know where to hold aswell I’ve seen them choke eachother out
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  12819. For me I wasn’t a fan of Dr Pepper because it reminded me of cough medicine and now that she pointed it out also the cherry medicine from when we were kids. 😂
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  12820. There is a version of the 2CV with two engines , one in front and one in the back . This terrain version even has all -wheel drive !
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  12821. Another great mailtime video, Ian and Dani 😊 The kids are growing so quickly! I have a niece about Emma's age. They're still so cute at that age, but want to be grown-up 😊 Glad Sydney is thriving too xx
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  12822. North Richmond is north western suburb of Sydney on the outskirts of Sydney. When you saw the floods this area got cut off when the bridge went under on the Nepean river.
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  12823. He took the gamble to put on slicks knowing the rain was stopping and was prepared to ride it out until the track fully dried.
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  12824. There is more variety in Australian housing than this video suggests. For example I live on the 13th floor of a CBD tower. And finding single story housing generally means going to outer suburbs here in Sydney and I would guess that two story houses are probably more common than single story houses in Sydney. Also on the terminology, a sofa is normally called a sofa, sometimes a settee, a lounge, or a couch, and units get called flats (old fashioned) or apartments (especially in inner city) while the word unit is normally applied to those lower two to four story brick unit blocks that were commonly built from the 1940's to the 80's. A good rule of thumb is that if it only has stairs it is more likely to be called a unit, while if it has lifts and more floors it is more likely to be called apartments. Flats are usually a part of a normal house that has been divided into separate dwellings. A flat is self contained as opposed to a rooming house where there are separate bedrooms but shared bathroom facilities.
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  12825. And he has Merican Soccer playing in the background, what a guy. First the campfire when its 345367 degrees (either celsius or freedomheit) now Merican soccer :D I love it!
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  12826. Looking forward to Czech beers! Cheers!
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  12827. Hey Ian, like most NSW kids, I went to Jenolan caves as a school excursion. Some caves you can easily walk thru but I believe there are some that you need to crawl thru (no thanks). Also, if you ever visit, do sunrise and sunset at Uluru, the colour changes are amazing. Cheers mate!!
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  12828. Good that they sent some advertisements so you get an idea of price comparison between our countries. It's interesting listening to you and learning every day stuff from an every day family. ( I mean that in the nicest way ! ) Stay safe and enjoy your pancakes with plenty of Golden Syrup !😎👍
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  12829. VL Commodore. One of the best models Holden produced. Most had inline six Nissan motors except the V8's.
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  12830. I've raced in enduros here in the U.K. which comprised mainly solos but some of the bigger events included sidecars. If you ever came off in front of one these beasts they rode over you for extra traction 🤪🇬🇧👍
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  12831. I have to say, the funniest moment for me was listening to the young lady from South Africa, speaking about the other persons confusion as to her being white. Meanwhile you’re drinking a beer with the word Dutch scrolled across it… That made the whole segment that much more amusing to me.
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  12832. It was normal being a teenager having a few drinks to much , and looking like a drunk longhaired hippy, that a cop would give you a ride home in the early morning. Those were the day's ! 🤩
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  12833. Thanks Mr. Rudolf Diesel ⛽️ Made in Germany 🇩🇪 🎉
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  12834. Coupe of tips...refrigerate the Tim Tams - gets you a few more seconds before collapsing in ya coffee. Also nibble the corners off don't chomp half the side off!
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  12835. It's old nissan patrol with ls3 makes 1700hp and it's really expensive it cost about 150k to 400k US dollar it's manual BTW
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  12836. Some of the world's best timber is in Tasmania. Its like a little mini NZ south island. Rugged forests. Ironbark, Tasmanian Oak etc.
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  12837. I first saw the 767's before the Mulsanne straight was 'chicaned'. Half drunk, laying in my tent at 3 in the morning listening to those cars run of of gears will stay with me for the rest of my life.
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  12838. Great job 👍 My dad was the sausage roll baker in the family. My sister usually buys her favourite sausages, removes the meat from the skin, and uses that meat as her s/roll meat. Good option when you want a variety of flavours for a party/gathering.
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  12839. @IWrocker, the word "brooch" is pronounced like "roach" but with a "b" at the start of the word. Legless lizard may refer to any of several groups of lizards that have independently lost limbs or reduced them to the point of being of no use in locomotion. It is the common name for the family Pygopodidae. These lizards are often distinguishable from snakes on the basis of one or more of the following characteristics: possessing eyelids, possessing external ear openings, lack of broad belly scales, notched rather than forked tongue, having two more-or-less-equal lungs, and/or having a very long tail (while snakes have a long body and short tail).
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  12840. On Micha's channel, there is a video about the aftermath of Kubica driving the M4. He used the M4 for training for the 24h race.
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  12841. I'm actually discovering stuff myself too! Such a huge music industry Europe had/has
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  12842. Family and your self care ALWAYS comes first Ian. Don’t apologise we’re all gonna be here when you get back. You’ve been a beast pumping out videos. Take all the time you need.
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  12843. 1:44 is the French propeller car Richard Hammond drove in The Grand Tour: Carnage A Trois
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  12844. CB media is one of the best channels on YouTube. Chad is a good bloke. Some of his trips to NGO scooter races are epic
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  12845. In Australia we have country football (Aussie Rules) and Country Rugby league. The grounds where people the park their cars around the perimeter of the ground.
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  12846. #arnotts..iwrockerusaambassador!
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  12847. I watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon in the local Cribbe & Foote Department store electronic department that looked like that. The tvs were only black & white. All of the high school children were sent home at morning assembly so we could watch history being made. There were many school uniforms in the electronic stores & departments that day.
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  12848. You should do a video on Dutch Ambulance Escort (It is called 'Ambulancebegeleiding' in dutch), amazing to see how the police works together to escort the ambulance as fast and safe as possible
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  12849. An absolutely amazing place to visit, I was stunned by what I saw there. An essential visit that should be on everyone's bucket list. Just like a lot of places in New Zealand, probably the best country in the world in all respects (and that coming from an Australian!). Oh, the strands hanging down from are the traps the worms use to catch their prey.
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  12850. Interesting observations. My 2015 is not a PW but it's a Mega Cab with 6.4 HEMI and 4.10 differential. I would suggest a larger fuel tank...say 45 gallons. Also, better headlights...my projector beam halogens are not great.
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  12851. $15 burger is AUD, you don’t have to add any tip and it includes all taxes just FYI. The price that is advertised is the price you pay in Australia. It will also almost certainly come with a serve of chips and a salad.
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  12852. Spider rims, unlike normal rims that have a middle section that the axle studs go through to bolt onto, have an empty centre like a donut. Instead you have special bolt on clamps. The problem with them is, they don't self align. So you have to place them on, measure the distance from the tire to the ground, rotate it 180 degrees, measure it again, work out out from offset it is and then loosen and adjust it.
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  12853. Hi Ian and family. Just a small correction mate. Banjo Peterson is wrong. Maybe a Typo. The Ozzy legends name is, Banjo Paterson.. Have a great day 👍😎 Gordon aka Gordy aka Dingo 🍻😎 Perth Western Australia
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  12854. Mackay is pronounced "Mah-kie" not 'kay' even though its written that way. :D We have winter, it gets down to -2 C here in inland QLD. Might not be cold for you but it is for me lol. 😂
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  12855. The Murcielago R-SV makes this sound tame! You should check that out.
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  12856. Let me say that the first time I saw WRC cars live, I was watching them go around a sharp bend...every single car I saw come, each time I was 110% sure its gonna go wide or overshoot the corner. They come in so freakin fast and stop so incredible quickly, its carzy.
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  12857. 2:34 this is Excalibur Army Patriot II, main focus was for army but, Czech firefighters ordered it for fighting fire from close range, this vehicle was mainly used in our biggest forest fires in Hřensko. 2:52 this is Tatra Force or T815-7, again, main focus is for army but it is used as firefighting vehicle in Germany and Czech Republic.
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  12858. G'day mate, often gets shortened to g'day, but particularly in certain parts of the cities (esp. Sydney & Melbourne) the pretentious people won't use it because they want to act as though they are above all the bogans, not to worry we have the perfect counter for it, the "tall poppy syndrome", the cure for pretentiousness.
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  12859. Weissbier is German Wheat beer, I personally really like Hoegaarden Witbier, Wheat beer (Belgian) they add Orange peels in the process.
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  12860. I live in Melbourne and that's the first time I viewed the whole advertisement. It was brilliant and so funny. Really glad you enjoyed it. Australia is a truly beautiful country but I may be biased. Hope you enjoy a visit here when the time is right for you and family.
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  12861. Finally, a glimpse of the pool room!
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  12862. Beautiful. I'm a Melbournian, but I lived in W.A. for a couple of years. It was quite a few years ago, but I feel like it is the most amazing, tranquil, diverse part of the country. I think it most likely the best fit for you, N.T. also probably, but I think W.A. would be a Heavenly holiday for you.
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  12863. I can tell you, as a native English speaker and long time learner of Czech, that was great for a first go through. You were really quite good with the Ř. I found that pretending to be on a motorcycle and making revving noises was quite helpful in mastering that sound. Go ahead and overdo it at first and then ease off the gas as you get more comfortable with it. I find the relative difficulty of that sound to be dependent on the letters that surround it in a word; the Czech word for ladder, žebřík, is quite tricky the first few times. Greetings from Brno.
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  12864. There are no known Cobras in the wild in Australia, if there are they would be very rare and would have had to be introduced by negligence or smuggling, pretty sure we would know still if they are in the wild here.
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  12865. I remember this race. This was the race that Cox got so much social media exposure and gained a lot of his fans.
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  12866. congratulations mate! Absolutely chuffed for you and the fam, many more subs to come i'm sure. Enjoy you've earnt it brother.
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  12867. Ahahahah 🤣😂 best comercial reaction eveeeeeer ..... you're the best Ian
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  12868. My then five year old nephew astounded everyone with how perfectly he could turn on a US accent when visiting there with his family. Disneyland , Grand Canyon etc. Mama can I have a drink of water, was the phrase he heard and asked his own Mum in perfect American for fun. Pleased with himself but easily went back to his normal Australian accent . So very receptive at that age.
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  12869. For me, my favourite season was 2004. It was crazy to see Ferrari create perfection that season.
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  12870. I was thinking EXACTLY the same thing, actually! I mean, they're actual photos that have been signed, and no note with them (to be modest or incognito). It wouldn't surprise me at all if they were from the man himself. :)
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  12871. I love my country. All the beauty and heritage. I am from Carinthia, the most southern part of Austria. We add a little bit of mediterraneian spirit to the country because our neighbors are Italy and Slovenia. When I step out of my door, I look at a small but nice ~700 year old castle.
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  12872. One of my friends made me play it sitting in a special low chair with a perfectly aligned steering wheel, foot throttle, brakes & a vr mask. So immersive I was on sweat.
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  12873. I'm aussie through and through but if someone offered me a house in either Lunenburg Nova Scotia, Banff, Jasper ( or somewhere in the rockies ) I wouldnt knock it back 🤣
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  12874. Mount panorama has a massive mansion for sale in the dead center
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  12875. I.m from the West Indies but we love Aboriginal and Afro art, it just fits in.
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  12876. 9:54 yeah us Aussies are barking mad for sure😁
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  12877. Wonderful mailtime! I can attest to the beautiful Boathouse venues in Sydney, they are my favourite places to hang out!
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  12878. I actually got goosebumps watching this.. What a lovely gesture.. Another Aussie who loves your videos..
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  12879. To use some Aussie vernacular- yeah, nah.
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  12880. Is this the race that when all the rest of the Holden teams went to the Chev engine Larry still used the Holden 304 V8, the last to do so?
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  12881. I would prefer Vegemite on toast, than Surstromming on toast lol.🤮🤮
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  12882. The megastore concept never really worked out in Australia. We had a couple of stores branded as “Hypermarket” where you could get variety items, electrical, homewares, clothing etc as well as groceries all thru the one checkout. (I imagine that’s what Walmart is like?) Those stores lasted maybe 20 years but they always felt like a novelty and they never expanded operations. The established Australian supermarket companies gobbled them up in the end.
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  12883. it was 500 MILES... we switched from imperial to metric ect ans that included miles to klms. :) I'm really enjoying your videos - esp your reaction to the big add - omg i love that ad!! check out 'sickem rex' its another add (ants pants)
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  12884. Agreed. Still remember the old man driving up our driveway after just picking up his brand new 4door A9X and parking it behind his 3 week old LX SLR5000. Mum had to park her brand new LX SL on the street because dad's HQ LS Monaro 6 banga owned the garage since the day he brought it home from Dwyer's Holden Wollongong.
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  12885. Darrell lee make the best sweets
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  12886. The Kia Stingers are often used by police, they do look pretty flash
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  12887. Dont throw it so horizontal, if you throw it more vertically, the effect that's causing it to go up, will instead make it turn left and come back more around. It's not a Frisbee, but with a little adjustment you'll be bonza mate!
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  12888. Most of the busses in the UK have free WiFi as well
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  12889. 12:00 no comment on the giant snake? Not sure if you missed that one Ian.
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  12890. Thanks for the heads up mate. I was wondering if you where tuning in this year. Can’t wait to watch Bathurst for the 3rd time with you and the family. Oh and don’t forget the top 10 shoot out for pole position. Saturday arvo Australian time.
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  12891. That Fairy Bread ornament! ❤
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  12892. Australia Day is our version of July 4th, although instead it commemorates the first fleet of Brittish colonists landing in Sydney Cove in 1788. There is much contention about it however, as it is considered a day of mourning for the first nations people of Australia, due to the horrible way the Brittish colonised Australia. A movement is gaining traction to have the day moved to respect the Indigenous people, and have a more unified Australia day that all Australians can celebrate. That got a bit heavy...
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  12893. You can butter or even make some icing & top with sprinkles for the top of the milk arrowroots. Kids can help too as no cooking involved (they will need to be refrigerated if you ice them). They're a popular childrens biscuit and go well with milk. DVDs may not play as different region but not sure if it might work in a playstation or PC maybe? Beverly Hills is a suburb of Sydney but not nearly as grand as the one in the US lol. OMG by the end of the video, you looked so much like an Aussie in your Broncos Jersey and Acubra style hat. Love you guys.
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  12894. Ian, your family will never have to buy a sweet again. Maybe you could have a sweet party for all your friends and relatives. Perhaps Christmas presents? People are so generous, you have really hit a nerve here in Oz, you seem such a lovely family, you deserve all the good luck in the world
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  12895. Well, technically, the first two entries in this lists were not full fledged "cheats"... they were "creative interpretations of the rules"! That's why the FIA just modified the rules to clearly outlaw these "tricks", without punishing the teams who came up with them. The last one, however, was infamously bad, as it clearly went against the rule-book by ignoring the reason why a restrictor plate was installed in the engine in the first place...
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  12896. POWER WAGON DON'T CARE!!!!!!!! 🤘
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  12897. Is it weird I am happy to see their kitchen?
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  12898. I gotta ask! What do the guys at the post office think, when all these Australian packages come for you? You must get more Aussie parcels, than the whole US combined!
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  12899. If we're talking looks, in my opinion, nothing trumps the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, the normal Giulia is a pretty car, but the Quadri just takes it to S-tier. The most beautiful classic car in my book is the Audi 100 Coupe S, a very rare sight but that's about the best looking classic muscle car ever made in Germany.
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  12900. Sorry but having almost as many pickup trucks and SUVs as cars on the roads is US-exclusive, nowhere else in the world you'll find a similar ratio.
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  12901. Loved Kazakhstan and Mongolia uniforms. So beautiful. Though, I kind of thought the Italian hoodie looked really comfy.
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  12902. Lovely stuff indeed. Also, you should try the different TatraTea alcohol variants, it really hits different.
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  12903. I meant to say Skoda RS
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  12904. Fun fact africa also uses the EU version
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  12905. The violet crumble and the crunchie are similar, comparison would be good to do mate. Enjoy the timtams mate, got enough there to keep you all going for a while lol
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  12906. Andrew's reaction to the plush kangaroo just made my day.
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  12907. Even saying caramel like an Aussie!
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  12908. 4:21 i can but i hinestly wish i can taste the american to see how bad it is lol
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  12909. Have a wonderful Chrissy Ian and family! We’ll be eating lots of prawns, going to a barbie, and wishing it wasn’t 33 degrees 😅🎄
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  12910. Ian your Pool Room has just gone next level. You must be stoked
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  12911. We also have horizontal falls in the Kimberley Region of WA.
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  12912. People are so kind and generous ❤
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  12913. There is a very cool 3 part documentary about A-Ha's Take On Me here on YouTube, worth a view!
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  12914. I'm from the UK, and I passed my driving licence at 52. I've driven wagons, FLTs and other vehicles privately within the works premises (Pilkingtons) which was a large factory area; from the age of eighteen. I used to deliver courses all over Merseyside,, UK for a couple of decades and just used public transport. In the last three years, I have driven all over the UK delivering courses by car, and I must say the average driving is pretty smooth with the odd bad driver. I did also spend about £2,000 in driving instructors and test costs. However, I did pass my theory and practical tests the first time for both; otherwise it would have been higher.
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  12915. Ian, you’re looking good today! Neatly trimmed beard and hair. 😃👍🇦🇺
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  12916. The third axle is lowered to help carry a heavy load but I believe they almost have to raise them for sharp turns to reduce heavy understeer.
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  12917. BTW, Samuel L. Jackson did the reading for audio version of the "Adult children's book". Dani, that Woman's day birthday party cake book was and still is a rite of passage for many an Australian kids birthday party.
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  12918. I'm on a low income so I can't send you guys anything ☹ but seeing your genuine delight during mailtime videos puts a smile on my face 😊 Daniela sounds perky behind behind camera - hope her morning sickness is starting to lift and she can enjoy the rest of her pregnancy XOXO
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  12919. @IWrocker hi Ian, for you and the other raceheads to understand: This is a fun hillclimb with no winners and no loosers! Best driver is who does two runs uphill in nearly exact same time. Bring your Family car and go twice uphill, have fun and meet friends, thats it!😊😊😊
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  12920. At that time hellrazor was running a a 510 cube twin turbo chev. There’s another video of hellrazor on board, with telemetry and they are doing over 130 MPH (yes miles per hour) it’s the best sport around, grew up ski racing, it’s the most unbelievable feeling there is!
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  12921. Nowadays I believe they qualify with race engines, and race tires. They used to have special qualifying engines and tires that were only good for around 3 laps, but had insane levels of power and grip during those three laps.
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  12922. My Tambourine is a 30minute drive from where I live and has stunning views plus gorgeous rainforest areas. Yes those are beautiful Queenslander homes. Great video and reaction Ian💕
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  12923. Good to see you and your extended family enjoying our snacks! Stay safe, guys! 🥳
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  12924. If you ever find yourself in a situation like this never ever run , try as hard as you can & as fast as you can to get behind the roo grab him by the tail and then you have some what some control if your a grown man, i have seen my uncle do it many years ago on the family farm and it works but also remember 6.2ft 100kg roo maybe just a little harder to handle. 👍🤠
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  12925. You really should check out the Skoda's pre 1939, you will be shocked ( a little )... greetings from Dutchieland...
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  12926. was 50 in the shade in Coober Pedy, South Australia last Wednesday
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  12927. Yes its that time again MAGPIE season i get text alerts on my phone telling me where to avoid getting attacked by a magpie
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  12928. here a list of the Italian car brands: - Abarth - Alfa Romeo - Bertone - Casalini - Dallara - De Tomaso - Dr automobiles group - Ferrari - Fiat - Fornasari - Lamborghini - Maserati - Mazzanti automobili - Osella Corse - Pagani - Pininfarina - Spada Vetture sport - Zagato - B.Engineering - Birel - Covini Engineering - Giannini - Gisa sport prototipi - Iato - Michelotto automobili - Picchio - Tampolli - Tatuus - Isotta fraschini - M.A.T. - Italdesign Giugiaro - IVECO - Astra ecc... Plus all the old car companies (a lot more than those). And then there is Leonardo (which controls and owns companies that make everything from motorcycles to helicopters, from buses to military aircraft, from military vehicles to space rockets).
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  12929. This was fantastic! Love to see more of this content! Great job with the translations Daniella your have a lovely voice.
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  12930. What a monster! Sounds very much like the first ship I ever worked on. She was powered by twin V12 diesel locomotive engines. Most of the time, she ran on only one engine. This so strongly reminds me of that.
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  12931. Hill climb is different, it’s like rallying up a hill as fast as you can go. Rest easy Possum Bourne 🇳🇿
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  12932. 100% with you on the " vibe check " on shows. We are there to enjoy what we have paid to see. Not some cheesy daytime radio trash. Worst ive heard was at a car show and the PA mustve had like a so fresh or something in it because all the songs were early 2000's break up songs. Killed the vibe heaps for me. Keep up the great content Ian. From Western Australia 👍
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  12933. Aussie's found Obama to be horrible also 😂
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  12934. I LOVE Pedro!! ❤
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  12935. You've got me intrigued, Ian. What were you saying under the "Queensland" you were dubbing when you edited? C'mon, mate, don't come the raw prawn and try and pull the wool over our eyes, what word did you stuff up?
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  12936. We all need more Clarke and Dawe. 🥇🥇🥇
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  12937. I thought the German advert with the dog and the gunmen was quite funny!
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  12938. He is the best, he can play left-handed right-handed as well
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  12939. A big advantage of the Timtam is the variety of flavours.
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  12940. You deserve it Mate now just get on over to Australia and you will be blown away how beautiful the country is and how great a very large of us Aussies are so ,,, don't stop
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  12941. Great series coverage. At 10:08 the blue car is the Australian built Chrysler Valiant Pacer. More detail on the Pacer story here ; https://youtu.be/dv-1x1sPiTk Always loved how well this underdog car went with its then 225 slant six. Great driver who prepared the car very well to beat so many V8 cars.
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  12942. Hi Ian, I'm sure you'd appreciate a look at the National Motor Museum, in the town of Birdwood, South Australia. This vdeo, here, is nicely done..... https://youtu.be/wwVRROfIkDI They have a heritage collection of Holdens, other vintage cars, you name it. A real show of Australian motoring history and a consideration for your 'to do' list when you eventually visit Oz.
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  12943. The Martini Fiat 127 was my first car it cost me the wopping amount of 250 dollars 😂
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  12944. The King Tiger in the video is the ONLY ONE running in the world and it is based in France now (Saumur Tank's Museum)
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  12945. If that got you going, Guy Marton has a video where he does the same thing he narrates his own record lap on his 600 bike
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  12946. Australia has equalled its hottest day on record after a remote coastal town reported temperatures of 50.7C (123.26F). The temperature in Onslow, Western Australia, on Thursday matched a record set in 1962 in South Australia.
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  12947. At around 8:19 – Now don't just kinda want to aspire to dress like that and do that! I'm personally looking forward to seeing sharp dressed Ian reacting to funny 70s commercials from the US! :)
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  12948. Eating a large breakfast immediately after you have been asleep for 8 hours can't be good for you. My first breakfast consists of a cup of coffee and the smell of toast. My 2nd breakfast (2 hours after I wake up) is a bowl of cereal and on occasion bacon and eggs on toast. Being an Aussie the occasional breakfast pie, pasty or sausage roll comes into play or even a Bunnings sausage sizzle on a Saturday morning.
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  12949. That smile on Larry's face as cruises around Bathurst is just gold! I get a real kick out of your reactions and your thirst for knowledge. I can't wait for you to get over here to Australia you are going to have an awesome time, keep up the fantastic work!
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  12950. So exciting for you guys! Dani looks so laid back. I hope the birth is as chilled as she is. Can’t wait to find out her name ❤️
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  12951. Ian it is great to see you giving back to your community. Also good to see your town. Would be good if you can share more of your town.
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  12952. I wasn't surprised seeing this car on the dirt because the 2cv is one of the most iconic rally cars in European history being incredibly successful in both asphalt and even desert rally. This would be a cool subject for another video.
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  12953. Woohoo we are so proud of you xx
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  12954. Coles had Tim tams on sale for $2 a packet this week. I dunno when they sent them or when the video was made but they were $2 this week
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  12955. Hi Ian, thanks for covering this devastating situation out Northern folk are facing. Our hearts go out to them and their courage. From what I have heard this event is worse than 2011. Hope all are save up there, best wishes from Tasmania.
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  12956. You should react to Red Bulls mechanics fixing their car before the race start. It’s crazy to see how dialed even the mechanics are. https://youtu.be/IGwm1QmwN9s The Netflix series Drive to Survive got a lot of people into the sport. ESP Americans, like me. Dts is overly dramatic but watching it will give you about 4 years of storylines and history, which by knowing helps when watching.
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  12957. You did well. You knew way more flags than me Hello from Sweden
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  12958. Iam simple man...i se rally, i click like
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  12959. I was a leather goods maker, here in Australia, for many years and yes, kangaroo leather is the strongest there is. Boots, whips, hats, motorcycle racing suits, gloves... and many other uses. I made a lot of leather briefcases, where the main leather used was kangaroo.
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  12960. So generous, great to watch you unloading that big big box full of goodies. 😁😁😁😁
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  12961. Awww Emma’s ‘what?!’ face made my day 🤣🤣 love you guys!! X
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  12962. We have the brown lyrebirds in the national parks here in NSW, and even some black ones in a pine forest too (which I've never seen anywhere else - didn't even know they came in black).
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  12963. Those things are terrifying, but I'd love to get a ride on one!
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  12964. In the Netherlands we used to call this "The Doctor's Car." A bit too expensive for the common man, but very comfortable for doctor and maybe patients, and one of the most reliable cars on the market at the time.
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  12965. On the front of the truck is ,,BABA" in englisch is baby but its actually a RÁBA a hungarian truck with some parts from DAF (original license so thats from factory) like the cab, the truck is indeed coustum bilt by the guys on the ,,Csirketelep" and set up for fun and in memory of the hungarian trucking company Hungarocamion the company had i think 1 or 2 race trucks like this, but this truck is not one of them, this truck is actuali set up for rally and tackor- or i guess truckpulling events, i have actualy folloved the bilding progress and seen it in real life or in person how you like it
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  12966. James bond features a cool blue ringed octopus (the movie's called octopussy). Also there's these divides called the Wallace line and Weber's line which are basically deep oceanic trenches. This prevented species migration (between australia and asia) after the last glacial period.
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  12967. Please take a look at german emergency vehicles responding, you will like them. ;D
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  12968. I REALLY envy you. I'm living in Germany, around 500 km next to the Czech Republic, but I never saw a Tatra car in my life. Not even those two times, I was in the Czech Republic !!!
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  12969. Apparently in the year this thing won at Le Mans, people could hear it from 6 miles away 😍
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  12970. Australia's greatest RACE car collection... My collection of two miatas is clearly better.
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  12971. @iwrocker This was an older vehicle. The vehicle can be assigned to the Bavarian state police on the basis of the national emblem, the police star. The green and white patrol cars built until 2000 have been replaced by silver and green vehicles since 2000 and now by blue and silver vehicles in all federal states. The current vehicle livery of the 17 police forces is traffic blue (RAL 5017) in combination with silver or white. In Bavaria and Saarland, the green/silver paintwork was retained until mid-September 2016 for traditional reasons. Since 2013, the vehicles of some state police forces have also had neon yellow contrasting decals, particularly the freeway police. The crew of a patrol car usually consists of two officers, sometimes even three. There are no partitions for prisoners, only protective grilles for loads in the trunk (load securing). In extreme cases, special vehicles have to be requested to transport prisoners if they are unable to behave. As a rule, people are handcuffed and secured to their seats with the normal seat belt. The vehicle carries equipment for a wide variety of scenarios. For use in traffic accidents, this includes fire extinguishers, emergency hammers, first aid materials, warning lights, traffic cones, angle trowels, cameras, measuring tapes and grease crayons. In addition to a submachine gun, various other command and operational equipment is also on board for use in ad hoc situations with a threat situation, e.g. extended body protection equipment and an emergency shield, depending on the federal state. Some newer highway police patrol cars also have a video camera in the windshield, sometimes also in the rear window. Video cameras have long been standard in special civilian measuring vehicles, particularly with regard to recording traffic violations.
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  12972. The awesome thing aboutthis citroen is not only that its extremely unique It came out in 1955 That car looked like a spaceship back then One of the most ahead of its time car of all time It has a front engine and fwd
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  12973. Great collection so far Ian! I'm going to have to send you some Aussie Mopar stuff to balance out all the Ford and Holden gear you have
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  12974. When they pump up the engine power in 2017 i believe, finnish stages were too fast so they had to add more slow section to reduce speeds. Still the fastest rally on the calendar. Usually held late july / eraly august.
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  12975. You need to react to a video called "The Most Infamous Porsche 911 Ever Made", some truly insane stories there. Everything from Japanese street racing to corporate espionage. All about one car. But it's a car you know, even if you don't realize you know it.
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  12976. That Fiat 127 "martini" remembered my child days when my mum got a Seat 127, good days...
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  12977. I partied there with a friend for her hens weekend and it was a lot of fun (what i remember of it that is). I thoroughly embarrassed myself so it made for a good weekend.
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  12978. Man, I haven't seen Carl Baron in years. You should react to his specials, like One Ended Stick and Whatever Comes Next.
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  12979. Isn't Bullshit Hill called Capitol Hill in the US?
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  12980. Antarctica was once a lush green continent during the time of the Cretaceous period when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Apart from Antarctica & Australia being a combined continent, India was once also part of the continent before splitting to merge with Asia. I recommend watching some videos about prehistoric earth and life there are quite a lot of interesting things to learn from our earth's past geography and biology. In the future, all the continents will one day collide again to form another huge super continent but that would millions of years from now.
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  12981. The "welcome stranger" gold nugget was even bigger and Melbourne was the richest city in the WORLD in the 1860' s due to the Gold Rush in Victoria. Alo check out the Eureka stockade from Ballarat Victoria about the Gold Rush and fighting with the English over mining rights. Fascinating
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  12982. Already commented about it on another video but I used to drive these back in my austrian military times. They are unique in so many ways, both good and bad, and it‘s crazy how many weird stories I could tell that happened because of this vehicle. It‘s almost impossible to not have an amazing experience driving those and they all come with their own characteristics, i.e. stuff that is broken and weirdly fixed. Edit: might add a video recommendation as well. There is a video of the Red Bull and Alpha Tauri „racing“ Pinzhauers.
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  12983. The fact that he was voted ‘driver of the day’ in his last race…despite dropping out early. Says a lot about fans… 😂👏🏼
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  12984. Your positive vibes always get me. Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭
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  12985. Loved this, great vid! Definitely need to do a series on this game! I personally have played ETS2 since it released and have 2327 hours so far and still playing regularly 😁 Also i think you did pretty good for your first drive 😄
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  12986. R.I.P Gary
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  12987. Whenever the video with part 2 of European/British songs is available, please react to them as well 😄
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  12988. Brit here. I bought one that attaches to the toilet last year. Until then I had never seen one before in person (I'm not particularly well travelled, but I've been to France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and Canada). Best thing I've ever bought by far. Regarding using toilet paper. Using it before the bidet would be pointless, it would just be a waste of paper. I just use a couple of flushable wipes afterwards to make sure everything is clean. I wouldn't go back after buying one, it's so much cleaner.
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  12989. Good video. Other cars worthy of a mention which were not in the video include the 1) South African mk1 Ford Capri built by Basil Green Motors. It started with a 3.0 V6 and then it was replaced with the Windsor V8 from the Mustang. 2) Again from South Africa, a Ford Sierra XR8 with a 5.0 litre V8 from the Mustang.
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  12990. the thing with driving local is also safety . after a few runs , you get to know the ppl . and they become regulars that know you . so they treat you much better .
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  12991. With your tast in cars you could all most be a bogan
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  12992. It's a Nordic thing. Danish, Norweigan, Swedish & Finnish tend to be blunt. I like it when people get to the point & not sugar coat things or beat around the bush.
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  12993. I drove across the US LHD no problem, turning you have to make sure you turn into the correct lane, but it’s a bit like when you’re learning you concentrate more. My issue happened when I came home, backing out of the driveway, scraped down half the car on the wheely bin.
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  12994. I think a lot of the issues to do with Hyundai are kind of commercial in nature - supply chains in the west are improving, but parts can be difficult to get, and these cars are often built and designed with mostly city use in mind, with the exception of a few longer trips every now and then. A lot of western brands seem to have cottoned on to the fact that while the west is generally developed, the majority of roads (in Europe) are effectively medieval in character and very uneven - I think that influences the design approach and makes western cars in general (across all classes) designed for more punishment and greater availability of replacement parts. Anyway, all my opinion, could be bullsh*t. The fact is, those little cars are amazing in UK backroads and make driving very fun - small engines sizes mean they can sip gasoline, not guzzle it and (while the top end isn't spectacular) you've seen that there is still plenty of performance there to be found. Compared to my experiences driving in America - though US cars are improving - I find the handling of these little guys pleasingly precise at speed and very satisfying!
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  12995. I would choose an UniMoG (it called UNIversal MOtor Gerät = universal power device) with an hardcase body, like the ones used for radio in many armies. One of the main differences is the PTO shaft of the UniMoG. Imagine that the original construction of this vehicle is more than 70 years old. As a kid I had a 1/10 scale model with multiple attachable devices (rotating brush, plow, snowplow, crane), driven by the PTO.
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  12996. @IWrocker As of September 2023, an El Niño event is now underway in the Pacific. El Niño is one of two primary phases of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), along with its sister, La Niña. These phases can have a huge impact on Australia – from rainfall to drought to extreme events.
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  12997. Crosswind landing is crazy, but there's something more frightening : Ryanair landing compilations :D
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  12998. this bring the term "worms for brains" to a whole new level. 1 in 8 billion chance?
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  12999. Imagine thinking you could do a burnout better than the Aussie’s??? That actually made me laugh out loud
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  13000. Tropical doughnuts are sooo good haven’t thought about them for years now I need one!
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  13001. Safety car was a jaguar xj6, the car Edward Woodward drove in the Equalizer TV show.
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  13002. G'day mate (haha that felt odd) from the most isolated capital metropolis in the world.... Perth Western Australia. Ok so Yes to the light switch, down is on. Yeah ur right about the resteraunts, its all dependan t on the establishment. Really enjoying your content mate, keep it up. NZ is a stunning place, Much like aus in that some stunning landscape but all just condensed haha. If you like red rock formations and some crazy ones look up Western Australian national parks especially around the mid of the state and kimberrly which is the northern region. Some ancient formations. Infact we are also home to the oldest known meteor impact crater. Really, Australia is really fascinating, its just WA is so huge and so many harsh remote areas that have remained hardly touched for thousands of years so its geologically fascinating. That is till a mining company RIO TINTO blows up a culturally significant 46,000 yes Forty Six Thousand Year old cave tunnel system. Culturally significant to the local aboriginal tribes and they just blew the fucker up... 46,000 years old! Aboriginals have been said to been on this land for 50,000+ years and the lack of respect a lot of people, this government and certainly businesses are too focused on self service to give to shits about preserving 50,000 year old cultures. sorry about that. /endrant
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  13003. Sitting here watching this, drinking Primo choc milk with a packet of Tim Tams. Lockdown could be worse… Cheers Ian : D
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  13004. I like to follow trucks when I am on a road trip, most drivers will want to get passed them asap but personally I feel it is the safest place to be, they are the best drivers and provide a lot of protection, if you have a radio you can also talk to the truck drivers.
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  13005. about 10 years abo i was shooting out at Roxby Downs in central South Australia. for a week it didn't drop below 60c (140F) in the shade during the day. South Australia regularly goes over 50c (122F) in summer.
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  13006. Cadbury chose Tazzie in part because of the climate. Less refrigeration means lower costs means more $$ or £ shillings and pence as it was then.
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  13007. Western Australia is almost all single story houses double story used to show affluence! Its a bit odd visiting another country when you have to go upstairs to the bathroom or to go to bed, so aussie houses look smaller from the front because they are mostly single story but they are wide and long, many having 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the same level as the kitchen lounge, dinning room and theatre/media room.
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  13008. The first time I drove a left-hand car in the UK, I took the Eurotunnel and is was a very nice experience not having to worry about wind and weather and if the rest of my family would become seasick. The ride through the tunnel took just long enough to prepare my car for driving on the other side which basically meant that I put two paper stickers on my head lights to prevent them from shining too far on the right lane and blind the oncoming traffic (something that no one else did). Driving in the UK was much easier than I had expected, the most unfamiliar thing was that distances were shown in miles and yards instead of kilometers and meters. I must admit that I didn't drive in London.
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  13009. I sent you a bucketload of Tim tams… 🤣 It’s arrived in the states, so you should get it soon.
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  13010. Ian, you did really well this time👏. As for the Australian locations, even though the third one gave you a big clue, you're getting good at identifying the different regions now. As a rule, anytime you see lots of palm trees, you know it is somewhere in the northern half of the country - so either northern WA, NT or QLD. Also, in the temperate latitudes, the eastern side of continents are generally wetter than the western side. This is certainly true of both the United States, as you pointed out, and Australia.
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  13011. You guys are so humble and grateful, good on you guys! G'day from Queensland.
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  13012. I have 6 children 4 I had in 5 years so I definitely know how hard it can be. Good for you Ian putting your priorities and morals 1st. Congratulations on the new baby coming to you all what a blessing 💜🇦🇺
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  13013. "sigh" The non-pc era, how I miss them years!
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  13014. Never been a big netball fan, but the missus will watch it if we know its on. It can be quite entertaining though. Easy to get hooked enough looking at a game to just pick a team and run with it.
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  13015. Hey Ian, yep the frost thing is real. All part of the show. Xmas day is shorts and flip flops with a beer in a coozie(sp?), prawns, ham, cherries, mangoes, etc. Most people have fake tress, although some get real fir. a bit expensive & messy though. We had a silver tinsel tree that we'd assemble /dismantle each year.
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  13016. I’m impressed with myself on knowing the first one before I saw a sign. Nice to know I recognise my own country 😅
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  13017. If you're sleeping in a camp area where wombats are, in the middle of the night your caravan, car, van will start rocking and you'll hear a rustling noise. Wombats scratching themselves. Scares the heck out of you the first time!
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  13018. Im a Holden guy, through and through but i'd take a Aussie built Ford before anything imported. When my grandfather passed away my dad got his XF Xpak ( so rare that they were not listed in the dealers blue books ) had 80'000 Km on it in 20+ years, was nice to drive but really heavy on steering compared to the Holdens, Also it tended to bend rods. Fords almost always had worse handling than Holdens but they almost always had more power in the stock cars. Also as a aside, if you want a heap of these Aussie cars cheap.. they do a lot including the mad max car as Scalextric cars.
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  13019. Yeah, Ian, do some more Citroen stuff, please! To me the most beautiful car in the world "the DS" (with stearing-adapted headlights), the Traction Avant (Citroen is the Pioneer of front wheel drive), and many others. It´s so heart-filling watching Ian passionated by foreign cars. I love this! Concerning this 2CV Ride. The Driver realy did well. Just listening, how quick he switched from first to reverse and back to first to "swing" the "duck" out of the mud pool was great. I expected the passengers much earlier to get out. Amazing Driver! One point I missed. Usually, when you can´t do a hill forward you try it in reverse, so you have more traction at the drive axle wheels.
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  13020. 4:20 - Exactly, Ian! Knowing the track, the braking and acceleration points and the limits of the car makes an experienced driver go fast in any car but like others already said, this car is far from a regular M4 that you can buy from a dealership. 😄 Oh, and you don't need to tell us to go watch the original video, I'm pretty sure all of us here are part of the 8,2 millions who already have. 😉
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  13021. Originally the 5.4 was a single O.H.C. engine and the 4.6 was twin O.H.C. until some one noticed that the twin cam would fit on the single cam engine with minimal, if any, machining. So the Boss engine was born. As it was with, I think ( please correct me if I'm wrong) the original Boss engine that was a Windsor block with Cleveland heads. The best of both worlds. Love your vids, all of them, not just cars.
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  13022. So glad you like the game. It's a fantastic spectacle and really unique. Gotta get you into cricket next then you'll be a full honorary Australian.
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  13023. your reactions are SO entertaining, Buddy! :) (After watching your videos, I feel like you are one of my buddies.) :) I read that jumps of 57 metres length are not unusual in Rally Finland WRC. They don't build roads around hills, they build them OVER the hills. :)
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  13024. Scenic place 👍if you ever get down to Aus, check the Flinders Ranges in SA too and the Grampians in Vic 👍👍
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  13025. Even though Britain is densely populated in some parts, there is still lots of countryside.
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  13026. That's not a FH16 that's a FH 460 13l engine whit 460hp. FH16 is the flagship whit up to 750hp engines.
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  13027. The VW is there anything they can't do? The Mouse that roared .👍🏻👍🏻❤️
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  13028. OMG What a great short film/advertisement!
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  13029. 8:54 He started off with a tailor made cigarette and then changed it for a pouch of rolling tobacco for those unsure.
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  13030. Love the pronunciation of the Maori words, you're doing really well for an American.
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  13031. It's always an adventure watching you and the family and it was nice to see your in-laws keep up the good work mate.
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  13032. 8:45 its a toyota AE86 with a ford badge lol
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  13033. Thats in the Great Dividing Range...Kinda like the Rockies over there mate. Currently recovering myself from an accident at the Esses a few months back. Dont ride kids scooters on the track lol. Love the videos!
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  13034. Would love for you to do this one, it shows Brocky pushing a VN commodore to its absolute limit ( and then some, unfortunately he had the brakes adjusted for a full tank of fuel so there was 2 moments he didnt like ), the pure sound of that V8 using every damn RPM it has 👌 absolutely spectacular https://youtu.be/PlcEr6MT9fI
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  13035. You actually did pronounce Schleppertreffen quite well! Cheers from Berlin 🍻
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  13036. I did OFF ROAD racing in Australia for over 10 years paying for it 10 years later.
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  13037. Don't watch the dubbed version of mad Max. Get the Aussie original
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  13038. Pascall Marshmallows are wonderful in hot chocolate/ Milo - two or three would be perfect. Honeycomb just think Violet Crumble or Crunchie.
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  13039. You guys deserve this, Its a great and interesting channel Its worth the hard work Keep doing it Ian Happy New Year!
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  13040. You should react to Rammstein Du hast live in Paris Or Rammstein Engel live at Madison Square Garden If you like Come share the wine with Al Martino or Dean Martin, then you should listen to the german original. Udo Jürgens Griechischer Wein.
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  13041. Blame Oprah...she was the one that kept on about the obesity problems in the usa..my daughter in law competed in Tennessee in triathlon she still walks around saying y'all she loved it and was not too impressed with the big cities..its all about making your own mind up..we all know Australia is the best 😜😄🤪😇
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  13042. Great video, and greetings from Sweden! 🇸🇪
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  13043. Well done Ian and family, Merry Christmass and a happy new year. From Adelaide Hills South Australia!
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  13044. our pb5 pedestrian button is also used in some parts of usa as well. the sound engineer that came up with the sound for it refused to patent it as he wanted everyone to benefit from it. billy eilish is not the only one to sample it into a song either she's well down on a long list. she also heard it in sydney not melbourne.
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  13045. By the way the Uk are among the most expensive countries in Europe! I think you should check the groceries prices in Germany, Spain, Portugal maybe Belgium
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  13046. Four by fours are called chelsea tractors. Meaning they are used to get the kids to school and go shopping in highstreet. The landrover with its utilitarian interior escaped this fate for a long time but now 109s and 110s are poshed up and sold for crazy money.
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  13047. For Free kicks i recomend Juninho, for long shots Paul Scholes.
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  13048. funny thing: in austria, there is the state burgenland. it has for a good part savanna climate, together with hungary. this goes so far, that the european lion went extinct around 100 AD. and the gold jackal is coming back. by the way, vienna has the "lainzer tiergarten", essentially a park where animals are kept. there are european bisons. they are really rare.
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  13049. Footy Adventures does a lot of Scottish non-league videos as well as Professional Scottish football and sometimes clubs outside of the UK
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  13050. G'day Ian and Family, I live 45 mins from Bundy and yes Guava is the best, if you ever visit here you must visit both Bundy soft drink and the Bundy Rum Distillery which just around the corner, cheers
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  13051. Aussie folks ~ please tape ALL the around the sides and edges, it's still not a 100% safeguard but it gets boxes to their destinations far more safely. I'm in VIC with family in other states. Even sending stuff interstate needs more than the basic packing.
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  13052. The majority of Australia's grocery stores are within a large shopping malls. Kmart, Target, Big W, Harris Scarfe, Myer, Coles, Woolworths, Foodland, Aldi, jewellers, game shops, clothing and designer clothing....everything is included except hardware stores in Australian shopping malls. You can do shopping for some Levi's, buy jewellery from Tiffany's, see a new movie then do grocery shopping before going home.
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  13053. As others have suggested you need to watch some Superstock Teams Racing. It's brilliant.
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  13054. If you'd want a taste of how some of these buildings (like the town hall in Belgium) look like from inside, I suggest 2 videos from channel "So Chateaux (in English)", the videos are "Tour of an Architectural Masterpiece: Peles Castle in Romania" and "In the SAME FAMILY for OVER 700 YEARS ! Tour of the CASTLE with the OWNER", these will most likely blow your mind (in a good way) 🙂 Great video as always, cheers from Europe!
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  13055. I agree with previous comments ,this video you were reviewing Ian , short changed you as it only concentrated on the east coast and neglected the rest of the country where there are also amazing beaches .
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  13056. My thoughts on your VERY emotional, enjoyable video are: Please visit Europe with your beloved family for an unbelievable, unforgetable and unlimited holiday trip around christmas (or for summer holidays) asap! Love your reactions Ian!!🥰 Greetings from Frankfurt, Germany!
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  13057. Having served in Swiss infantry my ass still remembers having been chauffeured around in these. But our favourite has always been the Pinzgauers little brother: The Haflinger that carried our gear up to the most insane terrain high up in the alps. If you can, take a look at what "Häfis" can do. BTW, the config of displayed Pinz is most likely a command/communication Pinz with a hard shell in the back with seats and table for com equipment and (@05:10) nicely displayed, a big antenna base.
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  13058. The Crown Victoria looks so 80s design.
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  13059. If the advertised price on food is different on the receipt you are entitled to get the item for free.
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  13060. We are not all like Brad lol , I would of ran a mile if I seen them and wouldn't be going back in that she'd for a year
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  13061. Keep up the good work Mate. Australia is full of crazy Stuff like that & even Cloud formations of all things Check out the Morning Glory Cloud formation that forms over the Gulf & into Burketown. It is Absolutely Amazing, you won’t believe it 👍🍺🇦🇺
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  13062. quite a few towns have roving water fights with emergency services at Christmas
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  13063. Awesome unboxing. Love the enthusiasm.
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  13064. Watch Dustin Martin he’s currently the best player in the AFL he’s a freak of a player my partner got a picture with him I don’t go for his club but I think he’s a champion and a lot of people love him wether they go for his club or not
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  13065. You may be surprised by how warm it has been, when normally you would have expected snow by now. We on the other hand have had quite cold periods through into December. Though already some days to over 35°C, 95°F, there have been under 10°C days. In Nov, there was over 20cm snow in the moutaibs, as cold winds hit, coming up from Antarctica. Historically the mountain above Hobart has had snow on rare occasions around Christmas and New Year. But on the whole we have hotter weather from October pn, but warmest seems Jan to Feb. Christmas is more typically high 20's or above.
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  13066. Really startin to like this IWrocka fella …. Hey mate just a little tip , try thinly spreadin it on really warm to hot toast so the butter and the Vegemite kinda melts into your toast 👌👍😋
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  13067. 😂😂😂Hahaha thanks for doing my suggestion Ian. I get a laugh everytime I see it. The Chaser have done some brilliant stuff. I'm sure that won't be the last you see of them.
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  13068. During my life, I have spent a lot of time in the USA and working with Americans throughout the world. Most wonder where I learned to speak English. I just tell them we leant English at school, but most of the time we just speak Strine (Australian) at home. Then they want to hear me speak Strine, so I do, and they have no idea what I was saying.
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  13069. It is not possible to choose ONE brewery in Germany. There are so many good ones that everyone just picks their local brewery as their favorite, but ALL are amazingly good!
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  13070. i was at rally legend 4 times and i must said its fantastic to see all thoese car the legend cars of wrc and some of the best driver that was once at wrc and its a must to go event and i am from europe so for me its easy to go and salut from europe (slovenia)
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  13071. Back in my day (90s) when I got my licence, it didn't matter what you did your test in, you were then able to drive whatever car you wanted - be it auto or manual. These days I've heard that they print on your licence if you learnt in an auto or manual. Something to that effect.
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  13072. Nice to see you get that kind of love and attention from fans.😁👍
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  13073. Thanks for the great content, makes me want to save up and put a lift in my truck(2017 PW).
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  13074. Congratulations Ian and Daniella! Welcome to the world Sydney. Emma and Andrew-take care of your baby sister. 😀A heartwarming video; thanks for sharing. 👍
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  13075. Hey dude, honked it out again, yeah, some of us were nearly screaming at you, but in all fairness, just the outlines part was, even for a european, difficult, and as a expat from the e.u., your seventy+ was as good as most europeans could achieve.you demonstrate more knowledge about europ than the average american, well done sir,may Gods blessings pour upon you, keep up with the great videos
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  13076. such an honour to be part of the iwrocker gang . and to be a part of the welcoming of your beautiful baby SYDNEY as a sydney sider , im more that ecstatic that you names your daughter SYDNEY , you guys are sooo awesome . and dani is a legend in her own right . wish nothing but the best for all of you . what a wonderful thing , in a less than wonderful world atm this made my week . 🤓
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  13077. Funny, I stumbled across the short for this video recently too. Either the algorithm is on fire, or they're advertising like crazy. 😆 It was great to see it all!
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  13078. Christmas comes early in the IWrocker household.
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  13079. 1:22 Lorry from the Royal Danish Army for hauling Leopard II
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  13080. I'd love to see Chevy Tahoe's in Aus. I love the look of them especially the earlier models.
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  13081. He needs more tim tams 😂😂😂
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  13082. Ian, you'd probably recognise the Vodaphone from watching Australian sports. Possibly on the side of the motor sports you watch.
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  13083. i live in Swiss and have a house in Italy too, i was in the US to visit my relatives, the quality was very poor, from the window to the whole structure, you could hear everything what they did in the next room! I think we have harsher regulations, this is maybe a reason for this difference!
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  13084. I saw a lot of custom plates when I lived in Perth. My favourites were a black Jeep wth ‘BAA BAA’ , a car wth a metallic violet finish and ‘CRUMBLE’ and a white ute with horse stickers and pink plates ‘WHIP GIRL’
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  13085. How exciting to have a new Bub growing in your family. It's all good mate. Time will fulfil your dreams, be safe all.
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  13086. I bought one for ~€2.500/$2.650 in 2000 with 170.000km/105.000miles. 4.2l V8 manual. Drove it almost one and a half years as a daily. Maintenance costs like brakes etc and even gas back in my early twenties made me sell it again. Of course I'm still regretting it...
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  13087. Never be afraid, or ashamed, of calculating even the simplest equations. It is always better to know you are right than to guess and possibly ruin your food, especially given how expensive food is getting these days.
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  13088. Classic American cars are very popular in the Nordic countries, not just Sweden, but Sweden got the biggest events. In my hometown in Norway we got cruisenight every Wednesday in the summer season, and also a large event organised by the Swedish car magazine "Bilsport" in the late summer
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  13089. The 'DB' in the name of Aston Martin's models, stands for David brown. Which was another name on that list. Just like Lamborghini, its a tractor manufacturer.
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  13090. Rebranded was also some Models of the Kadett as a Pontiac LeMans, Pontiac T1000, Chevrolet Chevette, Isuzu Gemini and in Canada sold as the Passport Optima. The V8 Engine of the Diplomat B is a Chevrolet 327.
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  13091. The Ford Everest is a very popular SUV down here in Australia it is completely based of the Ford ranger and the engine is from the ranger too
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  13092. I love seeing you with all your family, too. We (that's all of us in Aus) will have to have y'all round for a barbie just as soon as travel is back on the cards. Enjoy your Aussie haul 😊
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  13093. gee that Torana box is a very generous gift!
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  13094. Queensland is the Sunshine state. The black VW was broken down on Coronation Drive in Brisbane, which is the state capital city. A major road into the CBD. Not where you want to have car trouble.
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  13095. in Australia the 2.8-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine will be coupled exclusively with a six-speed automatic transmission, and will be available alongside the current 4.5-litre turbo-diesel V8 and five-speed manual transmission for the time being.
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  13096. Need to try some of these with a Tim tam slam love to see you both experience that way of eating Tim tams great video
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  13097. OK if they can now work out why Wombats always crap on the largest rock in the middle of tracks they can get another award. When driving in the mountains you always come across big rocks in the middle of tracks with wombat poop neatly stacked on the rock. Probably marking territory like with the piles of Brumby poop.
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  13098. It’s just a standard Aussie fishing boat. We just like putting v8s in everything.
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  13099. Garn rocks , well done Bunnings is a massive hardware store
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  13100.  @ilkkak3065  Why do people on YT comment always say someone disrespectful like "Sounds like you shouldn't drive" or "You shouldn't be driving" when they actually don't know them in real life?
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  13101. The first time our friends from the US came over to visit us (we live in Queensland) they were amazed by the rows and rows of sweets and chocolates in our supermarkets. And of course, they just had to try everything that is only available in Australia. They absolutely fell in love with the Violet Crumbles as opposed to the Crunchie and I've been sending them care packages twice a year with Violet Crumbles, Maltesers, Anzac Biscuits, Tim Tams and Bundaberg Rum. And every time they come over they end up taking a month's supply of goodies home with them hahahahaha
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  13102. One of the first thing you learn in any electronics course is it's not the voltage that kills! It's the current, 1V can kill and 1kV can be harmless, it all depends on how much current. Really though, it's the power (watts) and so a 110V and 240V socket are not safer or more dangerous than the other they are the same, 110Vx24A is 2400W and 240Vx10A is 2400W.
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  13103. The ban was not across the board but confined to various councils...not in Melbourne for instance. The 3 girls at the end were wearing hot pants that were big at that time.
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  13104. Ian you made me laugh when you tried the “Turkish Delight”. It is an acquired taste and not to many people like it. In primary school around the 70’s during recess we would go to the corner store and I would get either a bag of mixed lollies or my favourite, a bag of honeycomb squares. I enjoy both violet crumble and crunchy, I also like the taste of Turkish delight. You should check out how they make honeycomb to get a better understanding of it, it is interesting. Keep up the good work💕
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  13105. I´m a former owner of a 1990 Peugeot/Gutmann 205 GTI with 140bhp. It was a fun (fwd!!!) car that you could drift with in the roundabouts. I also owned a 1987 Opel(Vauxhall) Kadett GSI 115bhp. That cars claim to fame was that it very aerodynamic and could (barely) reach 200 km/h at redline. I also owned the rare 1985 Mitsubishi Colt Turbo with 125bhp.
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  13106. When I was younger my parents my sister and I, would take trips every 3-5 years to visit my fathers family in Portugal, It was basically 24 hour flight all up. The first leg of the journey was to singapore and to get there was 8 hours that was'nt so bad but we did'nt enjoy an 12 hour flight straight after to England, by the time we got there it was then another 3 hours to Portugal. I remember being exhuasted and sleeping on the airport benches while we waited for the flights to depart and it would take a few days to get over jetlag. But regardless of that being able to visit another country especialy my cultural background had a tremendous influence on my life and I just remember those times with my family and the experiences we had along the way.
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  13107. I am once again asking for your finan- reaction to Portuguese emergency vehicles! There's everything from Renault to Skoda! INEM has really cool yellow ambulances, PSP has your regular police vehicles but pretty cool looking and some riot vehicles as well, and GNR has everything from patrol cars to wildland fire engines. Sadly I doubt you'll be able to find many GNR vehicles on YouTube as these videos are usually recorded in Lisbon or Porto (the bigger cities) and GNR is a gendarmerie, so a military force responsible for policing rural areas.
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  13108. 4:30 If it's anything like here in Germany, the prices are reasonable because low league clubs usually are part of the local community. I wouldn't be surprised if they got the food from a local supermarket for free.
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  13109. Back when the world had a sense of humour and it wasn’t so god damned offended by god damned everything. Oops, I said God & damned, watch them all get offended and cry.
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  13110. We have them to in Belgium 😊 they pretty old ... U can also leave them to little open so light gets in but keep the heat from sun out .
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  13111. Hi Ian, great video. Drifting is awesome. It started with tuners, it's even better now with American and Aussie and other muscle cars from other countries. Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  13112. Georgia (the country or region) actually invented wine, or was at least one of the birthplaces of it in that area!
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  13113.  @IWrocker  no problem dude, I honestly feel privelaged to work for DAF, and I`m happy to share what I know of DAF trucks, and what I know about european trucks in general... It`s also super fascinating to see someone who previously had no knowlage of trucks in general actually gettinng interested and showing genuine awe and appreciation for these frankly super cool machines. I also have alot of interest in seeing what trucks and the trucking world look like in other regions. I`ve really been enjoying the handfull of videos I`ve been recommended recently, and am vary much gonna sub👍
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  13114. Love you guys. Also as an Aussie i have never watched Bluey until recently and I'm addicted!!! so much love and creativity goes into it. I can see why ur kids love it....and why there is a Bluey balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade this year. Tina Arena, Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian and 'The voice' John Farnham are 4 top quality Aussie singers are worth checking out. Also I saw somebody finally sent you a packet of Arnotts Raspberry Shortcake Biscuits, round Shortcake biscuits with a blob of raspberry jam in the middle......I'd love to know what you thought of them considering they are my all-time favourite Arnott's biscuit.
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  13115. 2:25 I've got a similar photo somewhere but the downdraft is circular. It's a phenomenon (I think) where there is a part of the atmosphere where the clouds are that causes a sudden downward pressure due to cold. Kind of like a microburst in a storm. It's trippy to see in real life.
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  13116. That was awesome! Thanks for doing that one, so glad I got to see it, made me so happy. This is fast becoming my favourite channel, you give out such positivity and good vibes.
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  13117. I'm an Aussie to the core but, my Kiwi cousins have the greatest chocolate in Whittakers. Their Peanut Bar is seriously the best!!!!! As far as I know, Jaffas were first trademaked in New Zealand but manufactured and sold in both countries simultaniously.
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  13118. Some additional information for Turkey, 190 euro for rent is for Ankara which is the capital but not the biggest city so if it was Istanbul it would probably be close to double of that but you are right average wage and expenses wildly differ. Except the grey hat which we call "Kasket" none of the others are correct "Fez" was used in Ottoman times but nobody uses it in moden day Turkey in fact its actually banned but its not really regulated. Other two hats in the picture, i have not seen in my life. Some other actual Turkish hats would be börk or kalpak.
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  13119. mate you stocking more tim tams then my local shop - Brisbane QLD here - keep up the content love it Great family good vibes
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  13120. First of all, congratulations for the videos and the way you present them. I would like to point out to you, as a car enthusiast, the story of Tazio Nuvolari. Friend of Enzo Ferrari, defined by Porsche as the greatest of all time, he was famous for his courage, control and the madness he put into driving. He won at night with the headlights off, with a wrench instead of the steering wheel, without a seat, even without the accelerator. The winner of the most beautiful race of all time, the 1935 German GP, ahead of everyone after an impossible comeback on opponents with engines much more powerful than his. Able to control cars like those with a controlled skid on the 320 km/h wire for 200 meters. Capable in a stage race, the Mille Miglia, to dig a 20-minute gap between him and the second in a very short time, now old and sick, with a driving style called "fury and class". Not a legend, but THE legend. I attach the link to a documentary in English about his career. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jPwS1fyhZHk
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  13121. Now I'm wondering if anyone has a 2cv or something with the oil suspension or a unimog or.... Viewer's cars reviews could be a whole new thing for the channel 😁 Thick pillars are a thing now-a-days because rollover protection and car safety in general is taken more serriously. Not sure if it was covered but this was the last car designed by skoda. (full design, VW bought them and introduced their platforms and parts bins after this launced)
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  13122. Not only fast, but it can tow your house away!
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  13123. The Philippines also does the date USA style my work mate was denied entry with his visa due to the date being different and immigration didn't know until he googled it.
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  13124. The fan in the back of the car has a function it creates alot of downforce hence why it was banned in F1
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  13125. I LOVE Ginger. Ginger in cooking, sugared Ginger, Ginger marmalade, Ginger tea. I love the stuff. Bonus for me is that I live not too far South of the Buderim Ginger Factory. A somewhat famous tourist attraction on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
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  13126. You should check out the Brazilian trucking scene. Truck brands from all over the world, old and new school, extreme conditions. Insane in both a good and bad way.
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  13127. That ain’t a cloud it’s a cloaking effect! 😂 love your videos dude, would love some more Bathurst/ Aus Supercar reactions vids :)
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  13128. Milo is great sprinkled over vanilla ice cream. Enjoy. Voilet crumble is lovely. It’s nice smashed up and yes dropped on ice cream too. Have fun with all these yummy treats. Hugs from Australia ❤️❤️🐨❤️❤️ps how does your wife spell her name?
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  13129. G'day mate. I'm still enjoying your vids. Hopefully you can watch some AFL today. I'm hoping GWS can beat Melbourne.
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  13130. 2:45 This castle houses the state parliament of the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. It is probably the most beautiful government building in Germany. It was originally the seat of the ruling dukes of Mecklenburg.
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  13131. Don't know if they still have them, but Aldi (straya) use to have Tim Tam knock offs called 'Just Divine'.
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  13132. S730, the number in the model tells the power of the engine in the truck when it comes to Scanias. So 730HP engine.
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  13133. Like the new music more than that weird cult like stuff before👌
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  13134. The V10 F1 Era: It just doesn´t get any better! That ferocius Screaming get´s me shivers down my Spine every Time I here them. 🥰
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  13135. Mrs Iwrocker is a pro! 😁👍 Ahhhh the good ol Aussie Snausage Roll.. they can be deceptively complicated.. the texture of the sausage must be perfectly complimentary to the seasonings and the crisp, butteryness of the pastry.. i like using a pork sausage blend, fennel seeds are a must.. i like cracking fresh black pepper and sea salt over my eggwash before putting in the oven, also the addition of cheese in the mix is sometimes nice.. i use fresh parsley, not coriander but yours look yummy!! ❤
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  13136. so true, you must have sugar in it
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  13137. Darrel Lea chocolate and liquorice is amazing. We have their chocolate "Bilbys" (Aussie animal not a bunny) for Easter. They have made chocolate in for over 100 years.
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  13138. I have been to several Walmarts in the USA and they reminded me a LOT of our Big W. When I went even the signs were the same (signs inside the shop). We don't have food in our Big W though. I loved going through Walmart though, so different to anything I have seen here. (I loved Target in the USA too, much better than our Target. I also went to Kmart in North Carolina.)
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  13139. so much science that each brand have their own beer glass style and shape to bring out the full taste experience
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  13140. You really need to make your way to Australia for a trip. If you find yourself in Sydney, let me know. I'd love to buy you a beer and dinner at a local pub.
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  13141. Thanks.
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  13142. Any holiday is good for me. I Stay in me jammies, put on a warm dressing gown. SIT right back in me Electric chair, put a pet blanket over me legs 🦵 & rest me legs 🦵 on a comfy stool
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  13143. This channel has so much Supercars content man! You should definitely check out more of it if you can
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  13144. You gotta come over and drive the track as you know its a public road. If you go there on race day its amazing especially on the top of the mountain.
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  13145. Hi Ian...In Germany, an average of 25k pick-ups are approved each year. The most popular for years is the Ranger from Ford (as well as the identical VW Amarok). Isuzu Dmax and Toyota Hilux are also well represented with us. New are the Maxus T90 Ev and one from Tesla, both electric. Personally, I like the Jeep (Gladiator) pickup the best. By far the most beautiful. Unfortunately, like the Ranger, it is very expensive. In addition, the Ford (like the RAM 1500) consumes 50% more fuel on average. Except in the Kaiserslautern area, I don't see any pickups a la RAM 1500. These are really only for fans. High purchase price, very high maintenance, not efficient and with a length of almost 6m simply too big. The used car market for these models is large in Germany. Tip: If you want to save money and buy a pick-up, you are guaranteed to find something in the KL area (Airbase/Ramstein/Kaiserslautern/Germany)! ....by far the oldest, smallest and weakest pick-up with us is one street down...a 1983 TALBOT pick-up...a Frenchman ;-) I myself also drive a pick-up, albeit a rather smarter type of it... A Mk1 VW Caddy Rabbit... For me the most beautiful and definitely unique. In the USA and Canada (in the 80s) it should still be known
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  13146. You should check out the Citroën Oli for another example of their unique design/styling. The Oli is a pickup body too! I personally like it, and would be interested to hear your take on it It's also the first model to carry their redesigned logo
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  13147. Fast forward 2 years .........Guys please stop sending TIM TAMS ive put on 67 pounds :)
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  13148. Recently found your Channel, i really like your Content! Greetings from Germany
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  13149. Yes you're right, these F1 cars and many others, do not have starter motors in order to help save weight. The bar has a spline at the end that engages with the crank to turn the engine over.
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  13150. I love the beers from DAB! The DAB Dark is my favorite, but, they're all really good.
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  13151. Would like to wish the IWrocker family a very Merry Christmas. I've been out for Xmas drinks tonight. Had a few beers and I think I can honestly say, besides being heavily merry and an old Aussie, we do so welcome you and your family to our mateship.
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  13152. have you seen any of Sebastian Loeb's onboard videos? he makes it look so easy.... it would be nice to see you react to one of the greatest WRC champions ever stage drives, like this one from Rally de France 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUauZ9UX7J8
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  13153. A lot of this and steeper. :D
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  13154. Absolutely incredible gifts great video Ian Daniella and Pedro and the children keep up the great work and I love you enthusiasm for Australia 💜🇦🇺
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  13155. That version of the Aston Valiant is Fernando Alonso's specially comissioned one. It has quad exhausts rather than 3 and some other bits that I can't remember. He chose that paint scheme. I think on day 3 he drove it up the hill. Top Gear did a decent vid on the standard model...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEO6mVqo8K8&t=655s
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  13156. When you do your European comparison, please remember that the U.K. Is not in the European Union but is definately still Europe. You will be able to check out ales, stouts, mild, porters, British I.P.A. (the original) and bitter and barley wine. Generally darker beers than Mainland Europe and served at cellar temp vs refrigerated. Nearly every country in Europe has an incredibly brewing history though.
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  13157. The most fascinating thing about Europe, as you said is history. Also in Asia there are very ancient cultures and countries but for those living in the west we are more familiar with the european culture .For example where I live in Verona, which is in the north of Italy, there is the oldest still-functional library in the world , the oldest document is dated 517 so it has more than 1500 years which is quite impressive in my opinion.
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  13158. Good on ya champ 👏👏 glad you done it the right way, although getting it a on while the toast is warm is the key. Glad you didn’t just try it on a spoon or something outrageously stupid like that 🤣🤣. I’m sure can say on this video alone your at an an honorary Aussie let alone all your other videos 👍🏻😊
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  13159. Kangaroo is beautiful and Emu is beautifully spicy meat yum to both I was lucky enough to be married to an Australian Aboriginal and tasted a few native things 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹
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  13160. Every Friday before the news for decades, the late John Clarke was an absolute genius. Impersonated everyone without impersonating anyone hahaha. Check out Fred Dag as well, another of his classics.
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  13161. Great reaction again 👍🏻 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
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  13162. When old mate with the gun said 'ya think ya deadly?" he means you think you're good/the shit - basically lol
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  13163. I've been waiting for this. I was there in 81 when Big Dennis Neill came off and I was there in 85 when it all turned to shit. If the cops didn't build a compound and fill it with TRG, there wouldn't have been a problem.
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  13164. This was excellent fun! I smiled from ear to ear the entire time 😆😆😆😆👂👂👂👂
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  13165. Hit the cue ball low for backspin. Hit the ball high if you want it to roll on forward.
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  13166. I need to find one of those Pedro buckle pins . Awesome :)
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  13167. 60km or 6km? What they show is propably 6km, never 60km lol. But how cool to just have the space to have your own racetrack lol.
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  13168. Hi Ian !! Yeah, for sure you will find idiots and morons in every country on earth !!! 😆😆 I've met a few in my life, traveling around as a sailor, you come in the "back door" in every country. There are so many funny people around, it is rather quite entertaining !! 😁😄 ( Also, to be a tiny bit political, something I normally am not, I will say that it's a conscious choice by American owned medias, to make US citizens feel bad about them selves. And in this, videos showing how "stupid" Americans are are being pushed in the face of everybody, even to us non-Americans. WHY the left side of the political spectrum wants to do this, I don't know to be honest. Also, I'm not sure it has really worked..) Have a great weekend everyone !! Best regards from Norway
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  13169. A flying tour of downtown Budapest .. I drove across that bridge twice today. In Hungary they don’t really have full ER departments .. rather er docs travel in the ambulances and triage on scene and on the way to hospital and call ahead to the services that will be required when the patient is delivered to the hospital, so they’ll go straight to orthopaedics or neurology and will have bloods etc ready to go.
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  13170. You should check euro Fords like Capri, Cortina or Taunus and some other 70-80 models. Funny thing is that German fords were slightly different than UK models. Take care man
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  13171. Straight up Trustin Khun's vlogs, of while he was here are the best I've seen.
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  13172. There is a Swedish trucking girl that makes videos, I think some of them would be perfect for you. She drives oversized loads in the north of Sweden, mostly equipment used for mining. https://www.youtube.com/@AngelicaLarsson/videos
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  13173. As a Swede, I would fail on 2 questions. I know maybe 3 of the great lakes, and what people from Denmark are called, I would answer a**holes! Love you though, Danes!❤
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  13174. Indigenous seasons makes plenty of sense. NOONGAR have 6. I think some have 8. Instead of putting a human time on the seasons like Sept 1 for spring/fall. They follow the Actual seasons.. Therefore spring starts when certain blooms come out or the first Easterly breeze. They figured out thousands of years ago that there are more than 4 significant changes in nature. Hence 6 or 8 "seasons"
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  13175. Glad you found that suggestion 🙂 I did thr same thing and immediately looked up 1961 Sydney! From what I've heard, reporters back then were trained to sound "British' lol. I've seen videos from the same era where the every day Aussies they interview sound more Australian and the reporter always sounds English.
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  13176. I can tell you those autos of Peter Brock and Jason Bright are 100% real. And this was the year that Jason for Team Brock in the No.50 car. Amazing item to be sent to you and I know for sure your going to cherish that corporate pass that Jeff sent you. (Sorry if I misspelt your name mate) As always the love you are shown by the people whom enjoy your content is amazing.
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  13177. I always find your enthusiasm quite entertaining, but your wife's is so much better! 😁 Grandpa is a gem and your kids are cute!
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  13178. I think we'll always use a mix of both in the UK. For some reason most of us think feet and inches for height, miles for distance, mph for speed, but most other measurements are metric: litres for volume, kilos for weight (unless it's a person; then it's stones and pounds!)
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  13179. @IWrocker, Visy is pronounced "vizzy" like the word "busy" but with a V instead of B. Speedo used to be an Aussie brand too, started by a UK Immigrant, but is now owned by the UK. Woolworths for some time changed their name to Safeway(s), but some years ago, they changed it back to Woolworths. Driza-bone (as in Dry as a bone an old Aussie slang term for being thirsty, or without water for long periods of time) is another old Aussie company. they are very popular with farmers and people in the equestrian world, plus others.
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  13180. Also, playing the didgeridoo is so incredibly impressive! Players are able to breathe in through the nose while also blowing out through the mouth. So they’re able to maintain a consistent airflow, even while breathing in. Super impressive!
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  13181. 11:20 looks like you’re in the drivers seat 😂 the split screen looks perfect 🤙
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  13182. Australia has been here for a long time and it won’t be going away your family should come first ❤
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  13183. Every 4 or 5 days, very often... I go to the grocery store every day lol.
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  13184. its called marketing if in the US you take it literally, then its your problem 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
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  13185. 2:35 the vehicle is brand new. It went into service one or two weeks ago
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  13186. All unknown cars and more are Chinese manufacturer Like "GAC, JEELY, CHANGAN, CHERY, FOTON, MG, BYD, HAVAL"
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  13187. Ian I am so glad that you have now got Holden memorabilia as I am a Holden fan and just a bit of trivia the 05 on Brock's cars was a marketing strategy to get people to stay under the limit when drinking as our limit is 0.05
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  13188. I've been bogged at Inskip.
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  13189. Cairns is pronounced like cans. You might as well move here permanently. Nobody ever regrets it.
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  13190. Very cool, great people getting what they deserve.
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  13191. You gotta watch Michael Schumacher's rivalry with Mika Hakkinen is one of the best rivalries and races of both of these legends
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  13192. Luke nailed it with the Cadbury Snack ☺ and the 100 yrs of Coles book looks interesting.. As for Harndoff the last existing German town in Australia 🇦🇺 and its stunning the Town was named after the Captain of the ship 🛳 that brought the immagrants to SA from Prussia on the ship called Zebra his name was Dirk Hahn. All Ian needs now is 4 airfare tickets to 🇦🇺 so they can see it... Great to see his reaction to the asphalt 😂
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  13193. These were indeed from late 80's to early 90's, In my opinion the 'heydays' of Le Mans with big LMP1 entry fields instead of the 5,6, or 7 cars these days. These things were awesome, some of them reaching the 400km/h mark I believe. Probably along the Mulsanne straight before the chicanes were put in. The many battles between the Mercedes and Jaguars, and later on the Peugeots over a whole season not just during the race was awesome to watch. And a lot of the time more interesting than the F1 cars of the same era. A lot of good memories. You should be able to find hours of footage on these things. ENJOY ! Looking back I really miss them.
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  13194. It is so interesting to me when you all react to some things that are so common for us here in Europe.
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  13195. Hey IWrocker, thanks for the shoutout, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the video! Like you, I've also grown up on NASCAR, so learning about other motorsports and all of the amazing stories behind them has been a great hobby of mine and what ultimately inspired me to start this channel. Keep up the good work👍
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  13196. Funniest thing when I've been in the US must be that question "Hello, how are you.". That was my first time in the US and I replied that nice lady: "I have horrible hangover. I wish I'd die right now." I was going to business meeting and I didn't know that she was only polite. I'm from Finland and we will tell you if you ask. :D
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  13197. Someone already wrote in the comments, that Louis de Funes is like the French version of Jerry Lewis. At least he is as famous in Europe, as Jerry Lewis is in the US. He has done tons of movies. Check out "The wing or the Thigh" and "Jo". I don't know how good the English dubbings are, I've only watched the German versions. I am not a expert when it comes to movies, but for this part of cultural work there is obviously a large "One Way" sign hovering over the atlantic ocean. While almost every US movie seems to make it to Europe (though I have recently noticed that we get saved from the very worst), only very few european movies are known in the US. That's sad, not only for the Americans who miss some really good stuff, but also for european actors, who have to move to the US to become recognized "internationally".
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  13198. Yes more of this iWrocker. Loved it. Father standing on one hand, must have been eating his "spinach"! Girls at end, probably models advertising something, like cigarettes perhaps? Desert boots on the feet of the young postie. Eric Bana is a true blue car head. He even made a movie about cars in recent years. My family has photos of my dad on the back of his mate's Harley motor bike in Brisbane back in early 50's. It was the thing back then where men would cut down trucks and make flat bed trays, my dad did a few of these in his time, also back in the 50's. There a vids on here of crowds of young people doing the Hokey Pokey on the sands of Queensland's Gold Coast back in the 40's and 50's. No mobile phones or the internet back then, just clean old fashioned fun!
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  13199. As stated elsewhere in the comments, second-hand Fords and Holdens (especially V8s and in good condition) are holding their resale value well at the moment. It's fun seeing a tradie-type Holden ute driving on the RHS of the road. Turning left across oncoming traffic might be awkward at first? There are JEEP clubs here that restore old left-hand-drive Jeeps to spick condition. And yes the buttons around the ute tray are hooking points for a soft cover. All done, a Aussie ute in the USA seems mighty cool. Cheers.
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  13200. I’m an Aussie and have been a subscriber for years. Love the content especially when you talk about Tasmania as we are mainly low key Aussies and ignored by the world. We have the best people, environment and culture in the world, but don’t tell, we would like to keep it that way.😂🤣😉💕
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  13201. 10:24 That's a Dacia Duster. Dacia is a Romanian brand which is owned by Renault. The brand is quite popular in Europe because they make decent vehicles for a very cheap price, because they leave out unnecessary tech. Some of their cheapest models are priced at under $10,000 (new)
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  13202. Lemme give you some hints: Sweden: has yellow background on road signs Denmark: has red and white road signs, specially for locations Greece: check the alphabet Finland: has a little bit smaller plates respect rest of europe. Maybe next video I can give you more😅
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  13203. I'm awe struck every time I see it! What a beast.
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  13204. Usually we place the bins about a metre apart but sometimes I only have one bin to put out and I get confused on how far apart to place it. There are no instructions for one bin only many bins🤣🤣
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  13205. Considering the gigantic time gap this makes me wonder how close the F2 would be or even an F3 (i dont expect f3 to be faster or close to indy but wondering how far off the kids class is to it) cause if f2 wins by a few seconds & f3 is within 2 seconds then the points from the FIA would be fair.
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  13206. Hang in there, you are valued and there is people who care and have love to give. Take Care and Stay Safe. 👍😁👍
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  13207. 25:00 "Prost BOSS" is right! 😁 He was an absolute genius, the only one who could race and beat Senna in the 80's. All time favorite!
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  13208. the shared enthusiasm around the 16:00 minute mark about that seal is pretty endearing lol. Also, I just love Pedro. He seems very nice, gentle and humble, and has great style :)
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  13209. Europe and The Final Countdown should've been in there imo
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  13210. My mother remembered seeing her first car. She was about 10. That was in the late 20s near Rotterdam!
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  13211. Duh, it's thanks to America sending you electricity and charging per bucket!
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  13212. 4 things to know about the Dutch: 1. We love bicycles, cheese, cars. 2. We also are very direct / honest. 3. We also have very fast internet, which we also use to respond on YouTube video's talking about us or our country. so.. 4. GEKOLONISEERD!
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  13213. Look up castle main rod shop, you wont be disappointed
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  13214. Weather can sometimes cause confused clothing choices in Australia. My grandsons left home in Queensland to return to school last week after the long break. It was 38C when they boarded their train an hour north of Brisbane. 27 hrs later, in Victoria, their board shorts and vest seemed a tad cool for the 11C when they disembarked their overnight train.
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  13215. Loved the little cat videos in the background! - OH!! YOUR videos are great also!!
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  13216. IWrocker family. Brilliant as always. By the way, the "Queensland" dubbing is Hilarious 😂
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  13217. this stuff is just insane! love it!
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  13218. Hamilton jetboats began in NZ, there'll be good NZ jet boat content somewhere
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  13219. I’m from Tassie, and they’ve always been drawing pins for me. I’ve heard the term thumb tacks, but I assumed it was American and didn’t realised it was used in other Australian states. The footwear one is interesting. I think most people seem to have several alternative names for them, and I’m not really sure it is entirely state related. In our family it was sand shoes, sneakers and runners.
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  13220. Deffinately milo and vanilla icecream is a thing. 100s and 1000s theyre more a fairy bread thing and i think emma did a very good job making that. Theyre also used for the 'garnish' over the icing on a kids birthday cake. The crunched up tim tam, cant really argue about that. Crunchy or violet crumble works too, so does flake. Although, maybe make the frog in a pond for the kids. We call it jelly but i think you guys call it jello, so not jam, but the other one, in a cup, set in the fridge with a freddo frog sticking out of it.
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  13221. I loved my time in the States. My wife was working there and took a suitcase full of Timtams .. she taught everyone to do slams.. they loved the word "Shemozzle" lol Personally I had to tone down my Aussieness by half or noone understood me lol.. I remember trying to haggle with a street vendor, he kept looking at me totally deadpan not understanding what I meant ..haha
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  13222. I am a Latvian. We had really cool coins and banknotes by any standard. But euros are convenient as heck and it's cool to suddenly find that you got a Luxembourg EUR 2 coin at Slovenian shop as change.
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  13223. Old matey won! Skippy survived... everyone lived happily/hoppily after!
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  13224. Much respect for you Ian. You are a patriot of your country but you can also admire aspects of other cultures and countries. That is a sign of an inteligente person. Much respect from Angola, África 👏
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  13225. In the part of Spain I live in (NW) we had 41 C last week and over 38 for the last 10 days in a row or so. The temperature is only half of the equation, because high humidity makes it way worse than in drier places. You sweat, but it doesn't evaporate, so it does not cool you down and you are wet all day. Over 40 is the norm in south of Spain every year. Over 45 is not common but not unheard of. We invented the "siesta" thing for a reason. British tourists like to make comments about being lazy and what not (most in a cheeky way, but some are serious). Now they know how it feels.
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  13226. I lived in Brisbane as a child and we used to drive past Tibrogargun on the drive to Caloundra and the beach. I used to call it “the gorilla mountain” until I was told it’s name as it does indeed look like it could have been a living thing.
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  13227. We have a couple of actual orange cheeses in Scotland: 1 from Orkney in a round and another is a cheddar variant but the ones in that picture are burger cheese slices, basically plastic cheese that barely melts on a hot burger but we use them here too, what can I say.
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  13228. Pedro needs to wink to camera more, sexy man!
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  13229. If we want to know how extraterrestials are looking at us earthlings we can just take Ian's marvelling about foreign stuff as an example.
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  13230. Is an old saying here in Australia die of thirst one day drowned the next.. Australia continent of extreme weather.
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  13231. Awesome Mate! Congrats to you, Dani, Pedro, and the whole family! 🇦🇺 🇺🇸 🇲🇽
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  13232. Have a Happy Australia Day Ian, don't forget the barby (weather permitting)! 💚💛🇦🇺 The benefit of South Australia having one large central city is that there are so many quieter places nearby to take a short break, near the sea or mountains or inland! I hope you are able to see Tasmania one day, it not only has very diverse landscapes, spectacular natural formations and the end of the world, but it also has Twilight and Southern Arora! 😲
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  13233. Before it was named Multicar it had a different name that was conflicting with another brand or something in that direction. So I believe it was that under the employees that the question was asked to put in a new name. So in the end the non-English speaking communist lead company decided on the English sounding Multicar. I believe it was this decision that saved them when reunification happened. There is a German documentary where this is explained. Edit: This one: https://youtu.be/lU9o9TpSf4o?t=1034 The auto translation subtitles in English are OK enough to watch. Reallu nice docu.
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  13234. Agreed. The Citroen DS is the most interesting car of all time in my opinion. Jay Leno has a great video showcasing his DS. I think IWRocker would enjoy that one.
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  13235. The truck with three back axle's is called a Tri axle a 18 speed gearbox fitted to a 4 speed auxiliary gearbox=equals 72 different gear ratios which makes easy pulling very heavy loads at walking pace Also check out one mack truck which is in Guinness book of records pulling fully loaded trailers total weight 1000.000 Tonnes All the best from Nottinghamshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍👍👍👍👍
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  13236. 7:36 when you said "What the hell is this?!" It looks like a Fiat 850 with some monster engine grafted on the back!
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  13237. What a champion! I love how appreciative you guys are. I've been loving this series, thank you. I would love to send you a package if you'd accept one from a Aussie country lad
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  13238. i just tried Leffe "Ruby" yesterday, it has a berry taste... those fruity belgian beers are fun, i noticed the belgian beers have a lot of different flavors
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  13239. Maybe not a funny story, but one that showed some of his personality. It seems he was pretty good friends with Giovinazzi in his last years in Alfa Romeo. When they were filming a special piece on him on the last race, there is a scene where you can see him as a genuine and kind guy to the people he cared for - like making plans to meet up some time later in a year with Giovinazzi and taking his family. He just did not care for the whole pompous atmosphere in the paddock.
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  13240. yes finger limes are originally from Australia but they are not that rare in Europe I know that in Spain they are grown a lot and here in France you can find them in supermarkets and my grandmother and one of my aunts have trees that produce it and moreover it is very good with certain fish such as smoked salmon for example
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  13241. I strongly prefer buttons you can feel without removing the eyes from traffic. So I'm with you regarding MAN (it can even sleep 2 because of the bunk), but I also like the efforts Mercedes has put into the the issue with blind angles. Anyway, in the end, my take away from all of them is that they try to make those trucks more comfortable to drive long haul than regular cars. Which makes a lot of sense. On that point I know that Volvo and Mercedes have an edge when it comes to assistant systems in their regular cars. I think I saw a YouTube video about Volvo trucks' automatic emergency breaking. If I was an everyday truck driver, I'd feel better knowing that the vehicle will do its best to prevent me from killing someone.
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  13242. Thanks for doing this one Ian! 😊 I had watched a previous video on that channel and this one popped up recommend. It IS fascinating. I knew that Australia and Antarctica were joined long ago as part of the super continent, Gondwana. But I didn't know much about it and definitely didn't know how it all related to Gold! Yes the Aussie gold rush is an interesting part of history too.
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  13243. I love that your mum requested spiders..!!! Especially knowing how much you dislike them.. haha Oh and we were taught as kids not to suck up spiders with the vacuum cleaner as they will survive, crawl back up the pipe and be laying dead next your head on your pillow in the morning... Especially Huntsman, which is why as an adult, I just let them roam the house
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  13244. As a German i can say our cars from the 80s and 90s are our peak! I own a Audi A4 B5 build in 1996 and a Audi A4 B9 build in 2022..... The modern one is a realy good car, and it does everything for you! But only my old one gives me the vibes of driving a real Car! Sorry for my bad english
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  13245. Adelaide Hills and the Barossa are standouts. Both the Hunter Valley and Margaret River are renowned for their whites and for champagne methodoise, you really can't look past Tassie. SE Australia, such as in Vic can be really good too, but can be overshadowed by the others. If you buy cheap wine, it usually comes from SE Australia, however that doesn't mean they may have a few great wines.
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  13246. Merry Xmas Ian from Australia. We need more Aussie reactions 😂
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  13247. Yoooo, my town! :D Edit: You were so genuinely excited I am offering you a tour around Mlada Boleslav. If it happens and you are in Prague you can come practically any time - it's merely 30 miles north of Prague. I mean it. :)
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  13248. So close there Ian. Almost had 80K+ subscribers unsubscribe! 😁
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  13249. There is nobody more deserving of this than you, you and your wife are lovely people and deserve only the best, I can't wait to see your 1 million video because you deserve it. Love your work Ian!!
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  13250. 🤣 As I'm watching this I get a notification for FriendlyJordies latest video
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  13251. Yes an awesome pass and coming as it did right after skyline and into the famous s bends wonderful driving. The only other driver I could think of who would even attempt that move would be Peter Brock. His driving in the wet or dry over that part of the mountain was epic. TY MATE Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  13252. We gotta have a beer taste test reaction video. I also recommend mixing the lemon lime and bitters with sparkling water or soda water (I think they are called club soda in the US) for the true lemon lime and bitters experience.
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  13253. G'day Ian, l am not saying Woman are bad drivers but my darling wife has destroyed two brand-new Toyota landcruisers, and both time her fault, one time she hit a roadtrain the other time my truck and it was standing still, you can be the judge about her driving skills, l,m not going there, cheers mate.
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  13254. So, an Aussie highschool lunch staple: A hot sausage roll inside a long buttered crusty roll with tomato sauce. Yummy!!!!!
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  13255. I live in Sth Australia and we regularly in summer see temps in and around 48C with temps only dropping to the low to mid 30's over night . But great beach , bbq and beer weather in the evenings
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  13256. Amount used depends on personal preference, like a curry. It also goes well to add a teaspoon of it in any stew or soup.
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  13257. NZ Race to the Sky!! Keep ‘em coming though mate, still entertaining to see a fresh perspective on our neighbours : )
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  13258. Here in France, having a bidet in your bathroom is really not wide spread, as it is quite expensive and regarded as a luxury feature, due to needing more space in a necessary yet unoccupied most of time room. I have used some in high end rentals during holidays or so, it's great! My dream house would definitely have one.
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  13259. ANZAC Day. Probably the most important day of the year. Our coming of age as a nation.
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  13260. im absolutely not a carguy, yeah i like knowing technical stuff, but im here for your positive attitude man, youre awesome.
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  13261. New Sisu truck is based on Mercedes trucks engine, cab and interiors greatings from Norway.🙂
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  13262. People are so generous and lovely. Wayne, amazingly so. To give up part of your own collection is such a sign of trust in the person it is being given to
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  13263. For a while there, back in the nineties I think, we had NASCAR in Oz. Bob Jane built a track called The Thunderdome and the series was called AUSCARS. Wasn't that big as Aussies like to watch cars turn both ways. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPqFLGUZ0dw&ab_channel=AustralianMotorsportClassics
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  13264. Omg, can't believe your doing Big Lez ❤ I used to hang with the older brothers of the guys who created this and knowing who the characters were based on or trying to guess gave a real extra dimension 😂😂😂 Sassy and crew were basically the older brother and friends and Quinton and his dad Lez are real people, Lez once wore a singlet that had gone pink in the wash to pick up the kids from school lol, sadly he passed away years ago 😢
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  13265. That first lot of coins look like pennys and they were used before 1966 when we used Pounds shilling and pence . Back then a pound was made up of twenty shillings and there were twelve pennys in a shilling . There were 240 pennys in a pound and some of those old pennys are worth a lot of money. looks like you have some old half pennys too There are some videos made in 1966 showing how Australia changed from pounds shillings and pence to dollars and cents
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  13266. Hi, I am from Czech Republic. Glad you tried our beer.
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  13267. The 'K' stands for 'kurz' meaning short. There was a long tail version too. Somebody will probably know the top speed at the Le Mans Mulsanne straight. I believe it was close to 400 kph. Scary stuff.
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  13268. FYI, Zeller’s (the store Target “replaced “) is coming back to Canada! Of course I don’t know if it will be as good as it was before but I’ll check it out. Greetings from your neighbour (notice spelling 😊 ) to the North 🇨🇦🇨🇦.
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  13269. When I think about beer from the Czech Republic, the first brand that comes to my mind is Budweiser (the original one)
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  13270. hi ian love the mail time episodes every time would there be a chance u can post up dates when u will do mail time episodes i am actually hanging out to c the the episode where my package will be shown that i sent u @ the start of the year, i do understand u got a lot to get through.
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  13271. im from the north of sweden and where i live we got alot of old american cars from the 50-60-70's, since its a long winter here we mostly use them in the summer jun/july/august. and its very common here to get a friend(that stays sober) to drive you and your other friends around and drink/party all night :)
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  13272. Belgian beer can be found everywhere but the export beers aren't necessarily the best ones. Stella Artois is probably the most common abroad but it's also pretty ordinary beer; nothing really special about it. Leffe can also be found outside of Belgium quite easily. But the best beers are to be found here. My favourite ones that can be found in most supermarkets here are Chimay, Delirium Tremens, Grimbergen, and Gouden Carolus.
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  13273. Aussie here who lived and travelled in Europe / Turkey for 4.5 years. 48/50. Your 35 is way above the US average so you're doing well.
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  13274. The thing I love so much is your enthusiasm for our country, which is clearly translating to your children. The barriers between countries will be broken down by future generations, so the more we can learn from different cultures, the better. Great job!!❤️
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  13275. Wow Bro! What insane boats! World class engineering, how the h...l the boat is able to carry such a monster engine and most of all how it is possible not to break into millions of pieces?!!
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  13276. The second grouping of accents is what you would expect in a large city, whereas the broader accent groups are still common in the bush. Also, the aboriginal accent outside the cities is very distinctive, particularly in remote areas where English is actually their second language. I was passing through Tennant Creek in the NT a few years ago, and there was a large number of people from outlying camps and communities who had come into town for 'payday'. Fair dinkum, I thought I was in a different country, with virtually nobody speaking any English. It was pretty cool, actually, to know that their languages in those areas haven't been lost.
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  13277. Jordan Cox is a MONSTER!
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  13278. We call it survival day🖤💛❤️🔥👊🏽, so good you understand, love to you an your family, an love to all
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  13279. I drove Škoda cars all my life. First was Felicia and the current is Octavia Combi RS 245 BHP I know that you likes Škoda 😊 Hello from Slovenija 🇸🇮
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  13280. I'm getting in to your channel bro I love Holden I have had a few myself.. and I'm from NZ (New Zealand). We are in to Holden and Ford down here to
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  13281. It's important to mention that all those clips looked to be on road tyres
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  13282. How cool is that?! What a great experience. Really loved seeing the scenery - we definitely don't get cacti like that! Was great to see the beautiful landscape and learn some more about the US too :)
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  13283. See if you can get hold of a UK Penguin Ian and test that. I have heard numerous British people claiming they are as good as our Tim Tams. Also, do they all do the slam as well?
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  13284. I used to work for Aussie Post and there are a couple of things that could have happened, it might have been opened by customs and not sealed properly, causing the contents to fall out. Another possibility is that maybe the tape came undone at some stage and same result. If you see the amount of parcels that Post Offices handle every day, it's easy to have things go missing. Not likely here in Aus that anything was stolen as there are cameras in the sorting areas of the GPO's. Not impossible but not as likely. If someone was trying to steal things I don't imagine they would completely empty the box, more likely take what they want and leave the rest. Not a shrimp, but a lobster, it's down in Kingston in SA
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  13285. The red ensign is a maritime flag flown by Australian ships at sea. The white ensign is flown by the Royal Australian Navy. One obvious omission is the Federal land flag (red background) which was Australia’s flag from federation in 1901 until the 1950s when it was replaced by the blue ensign that we all recognise today. The Federal land flag looks at first similar to and often gets confused with the red ensign. But if you look at the stars closely you will see that they are all different. Also the red ensign (and indeed the blue and white ensigns) are in the ratio of 2:1 whereas the Federal land flag is in the ratio of 3:2. The symbolism is also very different. The blue ensign is a corporate admiralty law flag whereas the Federal land flag signifies common law of the land.
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  13286. Being the first view, I don’t care what anyone else says...you got a immaculate jackpot of a deal on that truck!!🍻👊🏻
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  13287. High five to everyone watching this with a glass of beer! My beer of choice for today is a BrewDog IPA. Cheers to all of you beer enjoyers!
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  13288. You are so sweet and brave to watch these types of videos which don't do America justice. I've only met a few Americans in person and that was when I was in Italy on a tour bus, for some reason they gravitated around my husband and I once they realised we were Aussies. Very sweet people, but I don't know why they were so interested in us. Friendly is and understatement. We are laid back in Australia and don't gush over people, so it was a different experience considering we were in Italy and didn't expect it, the Italians are also very laid back. We are not that interesting we just have a weird accent. I would really love to visit America one day, I'd love to go to the Rocky Mountains for the scenery. I'd love it if you chucked in some videos of how awesome America is to travel and cover all the lovely scenic areas of America and give commentary from your point of view as an American.
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  13289. I used to be a Holden man, spruiking all the usual anti-Ford slogans in the way we did not all that long ago. Now, I miss both. All the way from the GTHOs and the big XCs and Dicky's Falcons. Long live Aussie cars! Always in our hearts and memories.
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  13290. Bro, the Arnotts factory is 800 meters from my house, my house smells like cookies and biscuits all the time Lmao! The best place to live hahahaha
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  13291. Greetings to the World's Happiest American. Seen you laugh and smile a lot before, but those beers just made your smile about 3 feet wider! Cheers!
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  13292. This is kind of like your shopping list for us Ian 🤣🤣
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  13293. i visited NZ once and did get to see the Haka in person. i was able to film it and it’s now on DVD from that family trip. it’s a great place to see, the landscapes are beautiful and similar to here in Tasmania.
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  13294. That was so much more fun than I expected! They had a ball playing with each other for the crowd.
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  13295. Do another of Nats vids with the wife. He is hilarious. And has appeared on Mighty car mods.
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  13296. My brother went for an interview with that company a while back. The things he was allowed to see while there was mind blowing. I can only imagine what they had going on that he wasn’t allowed to see lol
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  13297. The Opel Ascona A-type was sold as a Buick 1900. Early 1990s Pontiac Grand LeMans was a rebadged Opel Astra, but it had a different grille.
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  13298. That was a visceral display of power from a car that was way ahead of it's time. I'd love to see it with top of the line tires now and see just how much more power it can put down.
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  13299. As far as weight goes, the heaviest load ever moved was a water desalination unit, which had a weight of more than 4,800 tons. This feat was accomplished in 2012, requiring a Saudi Arabian logistics company to use a tractor-trailer truck with 172 axles. What’s even crazier about this desalination unit is the fact that it was larger than half of a football field.
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  13300. Beautiful photography in those books!! 😮
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  13301. True, but also this map's title is "countries that never had above 35°C" but then only Ireland and Iceland are coloured, meaning most of Europe does in fact experience temperatures above 35°C at least occasionally. The map is a bit strange, to be honest, to show only this one arbitrary data point; it would have been a lot more interesting to see the max temperature recorded in each country, or at least different ranges like under 35°C, 35-38°C, something like that. Summer temperatures over 40°C are pretty common in Southern Europe. Where I live 32-33°C is pretty normal on a hot summer day, 35-36°C is hot but not exceptional, and the recorded all-time max is slightly above 40°C (or 102°F) at the moment (it was set in 2023, beating a previous record in 2019 or 2020, that had beaten one in 2003... so yeah, it may be that in a few year this new record will be exceeded again).
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  13302. Did you know that the Porsche 356 (forerunner to the 911) was fitted with the same engine as the Kubelwagen,KDF and some Beetles. The early 911's had the 1700cc unit from the VW Type 2 (campers, transporters) - Obviously slightly modified in certain areas. However in the 70's in the VW / Audi Dealership I worked in, we regularly had Porsches in for service etc because Audi / VW parts were cheaper. Even though they were often the exact same parts, often still marked with the VW part numbers. If you look at the part numbers on even modern day Audi / VW / Porsche / Seat / Skoda you will find the odd parts that still have the original VW Beetle part numbers stamped in. If it fits and it works, why change it :)
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  13303. Pedro is ADORABLE! 😍💓
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  13304. Love the reaction. Especially when you can say holy shit with a huge smile. I think Danielle might be in luck tonight lol
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  13305. "Nał" pronounces as english "Now", the whole name comes from the city, but in the recent marketing approach they detach "Nał" using that english word play to appeal to younger people I guess. It is actually the water I drink a lot and my parents slam me for that, because "it tastes like water" :P The same way my french family slammed me for liking Evian :P The most popular water, which also generally started a bottled water resurgence in Poland is called Muszynianka, it has a slightly salty taste which I hate :P In the communism we had Buskowianka in 0.33L glass bottles which was a bit bitter and tasted of blood (high iron content), but because it was cheap it was the bane of polish kids as we could often only afford it during a hot summer days (the "Oranżada" soda wasn't expensive, but kids weren't given money). It was legit hard to finish a 0.33L bottle with just 3 kids, and the store lady would often use the left overs to water her flowers (we would have to pay deposit for the glass bottle if we wanted to take it with us). Generally speaking the real spring mineral water is often really nasty tasting due all the elements content (and some look the part, can be dark brown even), so the things sold in shops rarely have anything to do with springs people would travel to for health reasons - traveling to spa towns to drink specific spring waters for health reasons was very big in Poland. Cisowianka is the brand I go for when Nałęczowianka is not available, I don't do sparkling, but if I somehow end with sparkling it is Cisowianka for some reason :P I will get a glass bottle one you have to check what is all the fizz about ;) It seems like a high fizz variant which I haven't tried. Perlage I believe is their brand which they used to try and tackle a more premium water market, the one where you would find french Perrier (you want to try this one as it is possibly the most known sparkling water in Europe, and a bit posh even). Which is probably why they went with a french name, glass bottles, and some stars based advertising, including an ad with Monica Bellucci at the time James Bond "Spectre" (where she starred) premiered.
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  13306. Wholesome, not cheesy :) Enjoy your time with your family, Ian.
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  13307. As a British driver for 36 years, this will be funny.
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  13308. Great gifts, good old Bundaberg, awesome. Happy and glad you are all well. I think the wooden object is a spoon rest.
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  13309. Pedro is a national treasure
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  13310. Almost spit out my coffee when you turned your tailpipe. Lol was not expecting that
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  13311. In the scheme of things, I think you did pretty well. Feli has a lot of great videos, I wonder how much she's got a Bayern accent though, because the northerners tend to speak differently.
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  13312. since last year, helmet cameras are introduced and from next year it is mandatory for every driver! These cameras have a weight of 2,5 grams
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  13313. Our golden hands in Czech Republic . Tatra is our country treasure :) !
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  13314. Yeah, nah. I'm glad it was just an April Fools joke. Ian, the best way to test this is to spread some Vegemite on a Tim Tam and let us know how it tastes :) Or, drill a hole through the centre with a small drill bit and fill the centre with Vegemite.
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  13315. To make your own chicken salt, combine chicken stock powder with salt. It is best used upon fries, but many deep fried foods will do.😁
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  13316. 45.24 When little Andrew takes his shoe off and belts himself in the face I had a chuckle to myself sorry! But he took it like a true champion haha
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  13317. BiFold doors are an awesome way to open the house up. Particularly to an entertaining space. We recently had a window removed and replaced with these to open onto a future deck area
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  13318. 10:17 unfortunate side effect of Return and Earn (which is great way to earn a good few bucks if you hoard you recyclables) is that you usually get people who rummage through bins (train station bins) and they leave a big mess even though IT IS A VERY DANGEROUS THING TO DO. 1. they rarely wear gloves 2. there may be discarded needles or other sharps 3. it is disgusting 4. WHY ARE YOU DUMPING THE OTHER BITS OF RUBBISH ON THE GROUND!
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  13319. I personally think Eastern Europe (outside of Greece) gets overlooked a lot in general like just look at places like Budapest and Istanbul absolutely gorgeous and rich with history
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  13320. You tube maybe thinks you’re promoting bad lifestyle choices; car burnouts, drinking culture. But that is what living in Australia is all about. The freedom to do stupid, fun things. YouTube needs the Aussie look on life, not take it serious. Yet videos showing illegal activities get un flagged. Keep the videos coming. We love your content. ❤❤❤❤
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  13321. That’ll last 2 weeks in an average Aussie home lol
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  13322. Interesting to see an American who is enthusiastic about small cars! As a Brit it saddens me that there are so many Japanese cars in Australia and New Zealand. In the '60s it would have been mainly British cars, a lot of them assembled there due to high taxation on vehicles imported complete. They had some interesting models that we didn't get in UK. Often engines were bigger to cope with the huge distances between cities.
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  13323. he makes a lot of content reacting to European videos, a really lot of reactions about Czechia as well so he prolly learned something about right pronuciations already
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  13324. on ya brother, been here since a few k subs. you have definitely put in the hard work smashing out the content. happy for you
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  13325. So now, there is at least one Sidney in the US.... Welcome to this amazing world and all the wonderfull things you'll explore! Congratulations to you all!
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  13326. Flies tend to be a problem out west. Heaps of cows therefore heaps and heaps of bloody flies. A remedy was found by introducing dung beetles so now the bloody flies aren't the huge problem they were years ago. Although it is said that the reason country people have the accent they do is because they learned to talk with their mouths shut in case they swallowed flies! And then there is "The Great Australian Salute"... You'll have to look that one up for yourself :)
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  13327. Crikey! Ian. Sydney is your little mini me ❤️ Dani those sausage rolls look soooo good. Well done! 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  13328. This was a brilliant ad.
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  13329. Russell sent you the number plate from Tasmania it had a yearly registration sticker in the plastic bag.... Just in case you missed it.
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  13330. 6:12 the other czech brands are all very good. Those I know. Urquell and Staropramen. I like Staropramen the most.
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  13331. I was here👍 That’s not scary. You want scary, walk around Davoren park or Hackam at night ☠️
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  13332. I've already had dinner. But now I'm hungry again. So good.
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  13333. Last years all WRC-WRC3 cars had paddle shifters, but due to regulation changes for this season those were banned. Also aerodynamics were drastically "nerfed" kinda like in F1. Still straight sequential box tho. Great vid, as allways🤘
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  13334. Polish police have changed a lot over the years, I still remember that in my small town in the early 2000s, police cars were mainly Polonez (one of the few Polish car brands).
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  13335. As many have already stated, the BMW and Audi ones very likely belong to one of their bigger factories. It's quite usual that big factories have their own fire department, ems or sometimes also their own "police"/security services with special rights. They tend to have all, or at least most, special equipment that they may need specifically at that plant, as well as special training for the type of scenarios which could be greatly different from one type of facility to the next. They sometimes also assist the normal fire department with special equipment or just in general. That being said i think you should also take a look at the special emergency vehicles from the Chempark Leverkusen or the BASF Ludwigshafen (Both essentially huge chemistry plants/areas) Side-Note: Pretty sure the Wig-Wag effect may not be legal, depending on the state, so many just tend not to have it. Could be wrong though.
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  13336. Hi Ian, the smaller "cars" are used by the doctors to fly to the accident while the ambulance is running seperately. The bigger Van as well is a Mercedes.
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  13337. Thanks Ian... You should also checkout the Echidna, a prickly little bugger, but cute as... The wombats also have backward facing pouches for their young... They are also the real life meaning of a straight line between two points, and heaven help you if you get in the way... LOL!! https://youtu.be/An-z8Q3gMzo
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  13338. I know you love rocks and stuff so you should check out some vids on Coober Pedy houses! It’s a town in the outback where it’s so hot that people carve houses into the ground! So real caves you might find interesting?
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  13339. Big sports new in Australia, Australia beats India (our biggest competitor) at the Border Gavaskar Test Cricket series (3-1) after 10 years! Happy New Year Test Cricket! 🙋
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  13340. the turn on red thing i agree with but I mean alot of places have left arrows seperate or even just merge lanes, also my state has like 4 speed cameras within an hour of me which means we know where to be smart
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  13341. mum and dad owned a mixed business/takeaway business in Cowra and I can certainly attest that it doesn't bring the town of Bathurst together but the region for days before the event we would be serving customers heading to the mountain for the race and we would also see them on their journey home by offering them fresh home made burgers and chips(we cut and cooked all of our chips and potato scallops daily) that was in the mid '80's. Cowra was about 90 minutes east of Bathurst.
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  13342. Health care isnt the same everywhere in Europe. In Switzerland you must have an insurance, but its not run by the state. And you have to pay the first 1500 or so francs yourself, and then 10% afterwards. Gets reset every year. So yeah you're covered from nightmare scenarios, but you still pay for the small stuff. Also the insurance costs you around 3000-4000 francs a year. So its not like its a free service or a human right..
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  13343.  @suemontague3151  he isn't bagging out Australia! He's just commenting on a video of someone else's. Don't take it to heart was one of the first things Ian says .
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  13344.  @suemontague3151  that's the kid in the video. Not Ian! Go to Tristan's page and complain to him " mate" 😉
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  13345. Thanks for the vid. The world was a different place when most of the clearing was done. We've come a long way since then.
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  13346. I rode this road and Transalpina when i was 18 with 2 friends on motorcycles. It was amazing. Im surprised no one mentions the beautiful lake on top of Transfagaras.
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  13347. Would love to see the citizen test video. As an Aussie I don’t even know what is in that test.
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  13348. Great reaction to some amazing cars. Thanks for showing them as I may never have known about them otherwise.
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  13349. Mate, have you done ANY travelling internationally at all? Things are very different outside of USA.
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  13350. Hey Ian, I'm real happy to see your content going a more diverse direction and the success you're having from it but you still give the good ol' rally a go and that's awesome. It doesn't have to be just cars but whenever you have a look at anything with engines, I'm watching it straight away :) I hope you and yours are doing well, Cheers
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  13351. German here, the David Hasselhoff answer is not that far off. On new year’s eve 89 when the wall was put down he went hovering over a large crowd and sang looking for freedom. He’s somewhat a part of german culture now
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  13352. THE MALL's BALLS!!! Its actually a work of art, they have just been re-shined.. Thats Rundle Mall (extension of Rundle Street), the first open air pedestrian "Mall" in Australia. 3:00 that Cockatoo has stolen that thong just to rip it apart and chew on it. They are destructive lil buggers.. haha
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  13353. I grew up in that part of the world, would regularly see these things being moved. These movements happen pretty regularly on the Stafford to Congleton route (about 35 miles), if memory serves, enough that much of the road infrastructure is built specifically to help them. I can't remember why they go to Congleton specifically, there's no power station there, it could be that they're put on a train to Manchester or Liverpool to be shipped around the world.
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  13354. I never knew we made the cheetos LOL
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  13355. Im from queensland Australia, and absolutely love the cook up show, you ur missus and fam do a great job i know all the ingredients aren't Their but yous still make it come out pretty dam good
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  13356. Memories, my dad took me to the 1969 Sydney motor show when I was eight years old. I remember being blown away by the Hurricane.That Rear dash cam thing actually worked ( they demoed it all day). Dad bought an Hk Monaro in gold with the classic double black stripe down the drivers side. I thought I was the coolest kid in town riding around in that thing. Thanks mate great reaction video.
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  13357. Hell yea bro that hemi flexing its torque! All the diesel guys r prolly mad they see a gaser pull a diesel lol challenge a raptor next or streetspeed 717
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  13358. Ian for your Aussie Slang collection - A Furphy is a rumour or story that is generally untrue or absurd. So when someone is telling an absurd story they're telling you a furphy.
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  13359. The video got a few things wrong there the size as a few people have pointed out is about 7.6 million square kilometres and that is Sydney not Canberra also the internet speed thing, I would highly doubt to be true, the connection speed perhaps not download/ upload speed which can be very slow depending on where you live and what connection you have. The Australian National Anthem is Advance Australia Fair, but the lyrics have been changed so you may find a version that has a line "For we are young and free" that has been changed to "For we are one and free" so yeah just something I thought I would point out if you give Advance Australia Fair a listen as you said here.
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  13360. I think she is translating for her father, her english is fine
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  13361. Hey Ian, I saw a video you might want to do, called "Most popular song each month of the '90s in Europe" by a channel called (literally!) "Some Random Guy". Merry christmas to you and your beautiful family!
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  13362. Yes each state and territory of Australia each has their own flag.
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  13363. For baking there is no room for error in your conversions of measurements or changing the amount of each ingredient or cooking time. You can use readymade vanilla sponge cake and just make the runny chocolate icing and roll in shredded coconut. Or make the sponge cake EXACTLY as the recipe dictates.
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  13364. 2 vids in one morning. We are blessed today!! 🙌🏼🇦🇺
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  13365. South Australian here,, so happy watching you open all your 🎁 🎁 🎁 gifts.... you are all going to love it here.. I Love Pedro the most 🥰
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  13366. Got 94% on my second try after I learned that I could skip the small ones and do the big ones first. Pretty hard to get the exact locations without any outlines. You really didn't bad. I think I would do same or worse pointing US states without outline. Edit: I had 32% 🤣
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  13367. Evening Ian, if you ever cook a hamburger at home, you would have to find a none American Buns, as your breads are too, too sweet. We had a beaut Australia Day 🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  13368. After that win, Fangio said he would never drive that hard again as it was too scary 😅
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  13369. I've lived here all my life and never seen any of these things (aside from the sticky hard lollies/candy place), not even when I lived around Sydney for 13 years til 2021😆. Dipping burgers in cheese is definitely not a thing here. That's so weird haha. Honestly these things seem like gimmicks geared towards tourists in touristy area. While they're interesting, none of it is regular Aussie fast food or desserts. Aside from maybe the matcha products. We have a heavy Asian influence and fusion with our foods so we do have a decent amount of matcha here. Something decadent and unhealthy that Aussies eat - take a look at the HSP. (Halal snack pack from any kebab shop ). It's chips with chicken salt, cheese on top, then layers of shaved kebab meats and a trio of sauces on top, usually garlic, barbecue and chilli.
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  13370. Yay I love that you enjoyed the caramello :) best snack growing up by farrrr. Should see the icecream version of this btw. Came out in the early 2000s. To die for.
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  13371. Trappist ales are amazing, qudruppel especially :-)
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  13372. Its a fixer upper, but it gets you a reasonable place to live for a family, paint and love. huge potential.
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  13373. They are built for sure! Big ones standing upright balancing on their tales can be 7 feet tall and I would guess between 200-300lbs 😳 they are usually pretty chill with people and run away but now and then they have attacked and can do some serious damage. You can see the claws they have!
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  13374. Nice of you to have a little look at my home state. There are many hidden treasures in West Oz.
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  13375. The last units were put together in Portugal, Mangualde plant.
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  13376. Years ago the company i worked for were doing a job at the sydney coke factory. One of the boys went to kfc up the street and got a meal deal. Kfc do pepsi. One of the coke execs marched that bloke to the kitchen and made him pour his pepsi down the drain. I laughed when i heard that story. Dunno if it still is, but for a time the coke factory near my house was the largest factory building in the southern hemisphere.
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  13377. Yeah Ian that’s what you have to watch out for in Australia that’s what known as taking the piss. (A joke)
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  13378. Gary the goat has some excellent adventures on YouTube to experience
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  13379. I would love to see 4x4s attempt the same courses to gauge the relative abilities of both truck and SUV.
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  13380. Aussie drivers are crazy all year round especially around holidays and wet weather. Also it's hot at Christmas and tempers are frayed (well it was today where I am 36C (96.8F) and there were people stopping through intersections so cars couldn't go through green lights, shelves in the shops nearly empty so people were getting angry and abusive etc. I hate going out at this time of year. Wishing you and your family a happy, peaceful and safe Christmas season. Love from Western Australia
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  13381. It would be nice, if there is a easy way to send you a few examples over. But the american restrictions are pretty odd.
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  13382. As an Australian, its unusual seeing people be some intrigued and excited about normal things for us. Its cool though.
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  13383. They have a depth that can't be understood over video, the sound they make you can feel the vibrations
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  13384. Can you imagine how expensive the ambulance ride was going to be in the US if it had a police escort? Like 50+k bill just for the ride xD
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  13385. The way you praise Australia Mate that makes you an honorary Aussie, once you come over you will find it hard to leave. Avagood1mate
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  13386. The Blue Moutains in NSW are beautiful there and the aboriginal lore on the Three Sisters Rocks is interesting. Then in Victoria there is Hanging Rock. There was a movie done in 1970's called Picinic at Hanging Rock which was a few years back remade.
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  13387. Take care my fellow Aussies, please stay safe thinking about you guys and girls, from Melbourne
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  13388. I'm up to the Dr Pepper, Tanner really doesnt leave the house 🤣, theres 4 different flavours of Pop Tarts available in Woolies, and Fluff is sold at both Woolies and Coles 🤣, and yes I'm a Dr Pepper fanatic 🤙 ( you can get the normal DP in a can from both Woolies and Coles as well )
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  13389. In some Slavic countries theres a Meme about Skoda Octavia (Škoda sedan) We call it Škodilak ( basically Škoda+Cadillac ) You can probably Import that one Ian since it's basically a Jetta at a reasonable price XD
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  13390. Not sure if you’ve done it yet for this series, but if you like 12 cylinders, don’t forget to check out the raw flat 12 glory of the 917K! https://youtu.be/FkP5Svl16Qg
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  13391. Cars are way, way more cheaper in US, and then fuel is cheap, also their tax penalty is smaller.
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  13392. Yeah agreed that he is a good operator, it's a 20 tonne excavator same as I operate on a Gold lease just outside of Kalgoorlie in West Australia. It's all about taking your time and being smooth on the controls. This is also how operators load machines onto the back of tip trucks to transport them though usually smaller ones than this. Scariest part would be swinging the boom around whilst on that steep angle but all in all, good job!
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  13393. The wheel on the bus is to stop the bus going too close to the gutter-so yes a “training wheel” 😂and the big pipe looking thing in the field is likely a farmers marker. There is likely a gate nearby that’s hard to see so they use it as a land mark-usually.
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  13394. Roxanne is awesome and so generous! Miss Maude was my grandparent’s favourite dessert shop in Perth, Western Australia. We live up the coast in a regional WA city and I broke a vertebra as a kid, so any time we went to Perth to see doctors, we would go to as many favourite places as possible like the zoo, Miss Maude’s, a special teddy bear shop, and King’s Park. I have so many amazing memories of the trips I would take with them, and Perth is such a beautiful place to visit and live in🫶🏼 From a lot of the gifts Roxanne sent, I’m guessing she’s from Western Australia too 😊
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  13395. I really enjoyed this video once again like all of them 👍 Even as a car guy, I like a lot your other videos that are not based on Motorsports because you always make them so enjoyable with your reactions and funny comments. I hope to see more of these in the future! Also for Motorsports video i suggest you watching the "This is Motorsports 4" Video by Mr. M Its his latest video on that series and once again it has amazing clips.
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  13396. That Banjo Patterson book is awesome. Banjo Patterson is an Australian bush poet, and one of the best Australia has had. If you want to really learn about and understand the Australian spirit, psyche or culture, read Banjo Patterson. He captures it like few others.
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  13397. When watching him always take note of the handshake, never the same person.
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  13398. Absolutely the greatest driver that has ever lived (or maybe Senna if he would've lived longer). 5 times world champion which was a record he held until Michael Schumacher beat it in the 1990s. I had the pleasure of meeting him in Melbourne in the 70s when he came out here! My dad used to race midgets and was a race mechanic in Uruguay and Argentina back in the 50s and knew Fangio through racing circles. When he came to Australia, we drove down to Melbourne from Sydney for my Dad to interview him for the Spanish paper. My Dad had called him and asked him if he remembered him and he said of course I remember you! We were ushered into his hotel room past all of the other reporters who took our photos for their newspapers. LOL! I was 7 years old and I'll never forget that day. I even got to sit in the iconic Mercedes Benz Silver Arrow he used to race. I still have all the photos. What a great driver and an even greater person...
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  13399. Europe just uses the colors more specifically. While in America the emergency vehicles throw the entire color spectrum at you like hyperactive Christmas trees, in Europe every color has a purpose. With a few exceptions, the following applies in Europe: Ember is primarily used to warn of a non-acute danger or as a notice. Blue is used as a code 3 indicator and as a warning of an acute danger. Red is used as a stop order. White and green are extremely rare and – as far as I know – never appear individually in Europe. (except as internal marking, e.g. of the command vehicle at the scene of the incident) In the area around airports you may come across emergency vehicles that use a unique red-ember/dark ember -like as a warning light. But this is usually in combination with blue.
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  13400. Hello from sweden. I have a mint condition black 1996 volvo 855R. Manual. With leather/alcantara seats. Fully loaded with electric sunroof,Automatic climatecontroll, electric and heated seats front and back. Stock it had 250hp but mine is tuned with bigger turbo and injectors and about 340hp and bigger exhaust system and it sounds really good. I have had it for 15 years now and only take it out on sunny days or too a few carmeets. It has never ever been driven in winter!
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  13401. My ex-husband and I did that trip but there was no way that I was sitting in the car while he drove the car. I watched safely from the sideline 😂
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  13402. Hi Ian and Daniella (hope the spelling is correct), let me just say you have a beautiful family, very nice to meet you all. I'm glad you like the snacks, keep the videos coming :).
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  13403. Hey, IWrocker new Aussie (Far North Queenslander) subscriber here. Just like to say I really enjoy your content and how fascinated you are about Australia. I actually have a fascination with what American's think about Australia, I've always seemed videos about this type of content. I'm actually really glad the youtube recommendation worked once and recommended me to you :) Anyways I thought I'll just give you back some positive feedback because I know it can always be handy! Here to many more videos, you learning about our amazing country and 50k subscribers!!!
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  13404. I'm with you on the license plates completely - USA cooler, Europe more practical. Btw you can say Europe in general instead of EU in this case, since even the countries outside the EU generally follow along.
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  13405. That’s Perth….Australia Day… we’re more laid back over here! The bloody coppers like to hide in plain wrappers..(unbloodymarked) cars so they can catch us speeding! Bastards! 😳
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  13406. The Scania is in Nottinghamshire (UK), Feuerwehr is German, the Citroen looked to have a French numberplate, the Metropolitan Fire Brigade truck is in Melbourne.
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  13407. I drove the track when I moved here a few years ago and drove most of it at 45kms ph and it was scary
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  13408. I have seen a mob of bunyips, drop bears still exist they found some in the back ridges of the Bunya and blackbut ranges
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  13409. Hey Ian, you should check out the TV show 'Highway Patrol'. Its a show full of aussie character!
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  13410. The sirens on U.K. emergency vehicles are like your American sirens, and I agree it is hard to tell in which direction they are coming from.
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  13411. Nothing sounds better than a Scania
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  13412. You have it right. Utes are utes (sedan-based). Pickups are pickup trucks. Toyota, Mazda, Mitsubishi, etc. twin-cab 4WD type cars are somewhere in the middle (really need their own category). In addition to mismanagement, both Aussie Ford and Holden died slow deaths as the car-buying 'market' turned to SUVs pretty much everywhere.
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  13413. The new Street Machine collection makes me jealous! A few in that box that I'm missing!!😤😱😂🤬🤘
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  13414.  @reesofraft4166  the video never mentioned US currency. I was pointing out that the feature that IWrocker praised as "next level security" was also present on US notes.
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  13415. Well done Daniella, They look so tasty. Enjoy 😋
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  13416. Most German companies are contracted from multiple individual words, like Volkswagen is the merging of Volks and Wagen, while Lufthansa is merging of Luft and Hansa. In pronunciations you treat each sub-word independently and put an emphasis on where they're joined. You never want to make the joint too fluid and unintelligible, as German phonetics tend to be clearly structured and discernible. Same with a couple other germanic-derived languages. Less so in southern European languages like French and Italian that are more smooth flowing.
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  13417. I sent you that family pack so you & the family could smash them down. No need to hold onto them for a taste test video any longer… you already tasted the standards. Dig in mate!
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  13418. water is equal in wheigt and volume but if you have alcohol it all changes!
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  13419. Bought myself a few packs of Redhotroo because of this video. Never heard of them before. Those open Twisties and Red Rock chips, if this sort of thing happens in the future eat them immediately because they go stale super fast. You guys are going to need to split the taste test videos into like 15 parts, or you'll die. Just from all of the everything.
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  13420. It was a good video. I'm Hungarian, I see the ambulances marching every day, they have a lot of titles a day and their salary is unfortunately not the best. Hungarian paramedics travel mostly between Budapest and Buda "mainly with blood products" Unfortunately, in many places around the world, many people still do not pay attention to the distinguishing lights and signals of police, ambulance, and fire trucks, including my country, Hungary. But every year, thanks to heaven, more and more people pay attention to the vehicles with the distinctive Horn. " Hungaryan ambulance drivers =good :)"
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  13421. Wow, an unexpected quality of trucks! 👍 I spotted a Linfox - "you are passing another FOX" - another Australian super legend! 😄 There's always Big Skies in Australia! 🌄 Thanks for sharing Ian! 🙋🇦🇺
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  13422. Jungle Jims in Cincinatti Ohio has a big Aussie range , The best Ginger beer is Saxby's made on the NSW mid north coast has twice the bite of Bundaberg ,Haha im about 10 mins east of Rooty Hill and its bloody hot again for spring.
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  13423. Drove Sisu trucks during my military service, robust and dependable trucks. During the 1980s Reima Söderman and Jouko Kallio drove Sisu racing trucks. In the 1990s I was a track marshal during several years in European Truck Championship races held in Finland; Sisu trucks were absolute beasts on the tracks, it's worth searching for some old videos.
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  13424. Lynchy is a good watch, massive tip ins
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  13425.  @IWrocker  you forgot tiny roundabouts smaller roads etc etc UK is a must with the heavy haul DLC really gives the challenge
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  13426. Pretty sure Sam has sent stuff to you before , I don't live far from that suburb in Launceston and have heard you mention him and the suburb before, so I'm sure he will contact you soon
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  13427. DR2.0 is a really cool yet hard game. That is pretty nice that you chose to dive into simracing. I haven't tried out EA WRC yet, but feedbacks are that this game is a lil bit more "arcadish". However it is pretty similar as it was supposed to be DR3.0 w/o the official licence (Codemasters made both). Multiplayer should be more populated but there's still a huge community of DR2.0 lovers. Multiplayer lives with the community may be an idea as well (w/e the game). $10 for DR2.0 might be amongst the best deals ever. Maybe just try to stick to asphalt stages first to get used to the car before diving in slidish conditions. Germany rally is such a banger in this game <3. About the hardware, you have so many options it just depends on which budget you're willing to allow. - Entry level ($300) : T300 RS (Thrustmaster) - Mid level ($600) : > those Fanatec CSL DD bundles (Fanatec is quite expensive but is a complete ecosystem in itself and has many different swapable wheels available). > CSL DD base + Fanatec wheel + TLCM pedals (Thrustmaster) > Moza R5 + Moza Wheel + TLCM Pedals - Mid+ ($1000-1200) > Asetek La Prima bundle > Moza R12 + Moza Wheel + TLCM Pedals (or Clubsport V3 Pedals (Fanatec)) > Fanatec CSL Clubsport base + Fanatec Wheel + Pedals (same choice as previous) > T818 base (Thrustmaster) + wheel + TLCM Pedals If you're willing to spend more, Simagic / Simucube / Heusinkveld are also well-recognized brands to look at ! You can find many good second hand setups on marketplaces and get started instantly. Sim racers tend to take care of their stuff and those brands are high quality. Almost all these options (except T300RS) are direct drive wheels (most recent and most accurate feeling-wise technology) and provide much more torque than previous wheels. You might also look at a wheel stand or a foldable cockpit to set it safely. Last thing, if you have any opportunity to try a VR headset with DR2.0 you're gonna have a mind blowing experience. Hope that'll help Cheers from France
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  13428. Being an Aussie I couldn't watch Nascar because I find it too boring, but in saying that some would say I was bought up on the Isle Of Man. They are all Motorsports and have their own intrigue.
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  13429. You used to see them around a fair bit, especially if you came up on an oversized load being hauled or of course the tank transporters. They were always a favourite of mine just because they looked so damned tough and hard.
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  13430. Snacks you should have are beers, and Back up Beers as it a long day! Love your channel D
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  13431. I'm guessing package was damaged from Tasmania to Melbourne. Box was taped up to keep it's contents inside. Once the box got to the US it was discovered by someone seeing it was repaired so they took that opportunity to take the contents and if caught could play dumb and say it was opened back in Melbourne as the box was repaired. But an empty box would be crushed and flattened traveling from Melbourne to the US. So it surely is some prick in the US postal service.
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  13432. Finally dipping your toes in the "proper" beer I see ;) Glad to see you liked it, keep it coming. As for the food recipes certainly try some Steak and Ale pies, just remember to try and find a traditional british brown/dark Ale for it, german Altbier would work too, just watch out for craft beers with added overly aromatic new hops.
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  13433. Perfectly explained.
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  13434. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Ian & Family.🎃🦃🌽. Sending you much cheer from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘🍻.❤️🇺🇸🦅.
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  13435. I lived there from 1988 to 2007. Loved it so much. The second and third oldest cities in Australia are in Tasmania. Also Melbourne was founded by two tasmanians. Believe it or not but the famous great dividing range in eastern Australia has a southern spur that ends in Tasmania. The actors Errol Flynn, Simon Baker , and several others seen on USA TV and movies are or were fr Tasmania
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  13436. I've been looking into lifts, and I live in the rust belt. Your video is the only one to show how the quality held up through the salt. As for the rust being on the passenger side. Salt is distributed evenly on the road once its first spread. As it melts snow and ice, everything drifts towards the curbs due to the crown of the road. The center of the road is slightly higher than the out bands of the road where it meets the curb. Reason for this is so water has a way to drain away and prevent pooling under normal weather conditions, such as rain and thawing snow and ice, to prevent hydroplaning. Also, the salt concentration will be higher closer to the curb, so will rust metal parts faster on the passenger side compared to the driver side.
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  13437. Love our lamb adds, this one takes the cake, oops I mean lamb lol 🤪🤣 Great reaction make. Whip out the BBQ man. Lamb it up 👍🎉🇦🇺
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  13438. Joker draw! 🤣 I won $1100 at some a local bush pub on joker draw. It's customary to "shout the bar" if you win! Good old fashioned healthy gamblin/drinkn😂🇦🇺 The combination gizmo on the car is great for leaving the car keys and enjoying a pre-work surf with out taking the keys into the Pacific.
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  13439. Wow! I think you did incredibly well. That was a difficult one, even for most Aussies who are well travelled around the country. I bet he wouldn’t do so well if I asked him to pronounce Recherche Bay, Marrawah, Freycinet, or Liawenee - and give the origins of the names. 😉
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  13440. A fantastic book called Sapiens, by Yuval Noah Harari, explains alot about damage done to Australia's landscape by the earliest sapiens in their quest for survival. Animals of all kinds disappeared along with flora and fauna. Brilliant book and well worth a read.
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  13441. Hi Ian did you notice the folder with the heading “ Hillarys emails” when they crossed to the US. Classic 😂🇦🇺
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  13442. Beetroot, sliced, are perfect for a burger. cook your steak, add the lovely steak sauce you got, throw it all onto a bread bun with lettuce and cheese. enjoy. if you're into it, add pineapple rings too
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  13443. In my street in Belgrade, Serbia, there are 6 bakeries where all the products are made in the bakery itself, and there are also 4 large stores that have a bakery department where only baking is done and the products themselves are brought in, and I must say that you can feel the difference which is not very big, but it is important
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  13444. IT MIGHT be good cause its grown without pesticides and insectisides grown naturally as nature intended. added with NATURAL SUGAR
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  13445. I'm watching Bathurst today. Yeah, the Big Race is tomorrow it's televised from Friday to Sunday. The top 10 shoot-out is on sometime today, this year is the 60th anniversary i think👍.
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  13446. Can't wait for you to dive into Gabi's analytic paper, sure it will inspire that trademark IWrocker reaction, way deeper and more thoughtful than most other USvsEU reactors!
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  13447. Holden the VK series was in production between February 1984 and February 1986 and was the first Commodore to have plastic (polypropylene) bumpers and introduced rear quarter windows for a six-window design (styled by Holden, but similar in appearance to the Opel Senator) as opposed to the four-window design on previous Commodore models. Apart from the bumpers and "glasshouse", other changes for the VK Commodore included a front grille redesign and revamped dashboard instrumentation that included a full digital (vacuum fluorescent display) arrangement for the new luxury version, the Calais.
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  13448. I'm not into beer at all. But I enjoy twisties! This was fun.
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  13449. I was driving just after sundown back in 1988 when a faint green object suddenly materialised in front of me. It approached rapidly and was heading directly for my windscreen. Before I could take any evasive action it turned bright green, turned unnaturally fast at 90 degrees and disappeared. My first thought was fluorescent green owls must be indigenous to this area. By the way, I'm an Australian who was driving from Golden, CO to Spokane. This incident happened in Wyoming. A cousin of the min min?
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  13450. Additional mentions to what you found in that article : Bulgaria doesn't allow custom plates but you'll still see custom registrations on expensive cars, like the mafia bosses' Maybachs. France doesn't allow custom plates neither, but you register the car online and registration numbers are sequentials (so you see the number available and know what's available next), some owners wait for months and years to register with a cool number (like an AC Cobra 289 with AC-289-**, true story) Luxemburg had different formats that you can still get (on a waitlist) or inherit. They are usually formed of just 5 or 4 numbers and convey you're a true Luxemburger. Romania allows for custom plates but they have to keep the County code and follow the standard format (digits and letters). Many countries have marks for authenticity (3D stickers like in poland or pressed in metal like in Belgium), some countries have technical inspection stickers on plates (like Germany or Romania) and some have different looks depending of the region (like Slovenia I believe, as well as Austria, where the coat of arms on the plate is that of the Lander). The right blue band on some of the registrations bears additional information and fun fact is that in France it's up to the owner what he wants to display there. France switched more than 10 years ago from a different format where Counties had a 2 or 3 digits code to identify where the car is registered and when the new system was announced it became national instead of local, loosing the County identifier. People were outraged and they hastely added that additional blue strip with the old identifier as well as the logo of the Region where the county is located. Since then, it's up to the owner to chose what County he wants to display. But the drama started again when regions where reshaped and some counties were integrated in regions they didn't want to be associated with. The irony now is that owners can chose what to display, but the ones changing the region logo to the former region or using different symbols can be fined.
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  13451. Greatest game on earth Try Dusty martin highlights for a current superstar. Then best marks and best goals. Game has been played since the 1860s, midfielders run over 10miles per game. It's a fast flowing game that rewards effort and commitment. It's a great game to watch with your friends over a BBQ and beers
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  13452. When you were so confident that it was Swedish I was like "...........!"
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  13453. We have a lot of those around where I live in germany, really nice specially if you need some fresh eggs on a Sunday ^^. The milk "vending" machines are the best in my opinion, take a walk with your dog over the fields, make a stop at the farmers vending machine, come home with your breakfast XD.
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  13454. Oh you gotta get a wheel man the FFB in that game is really good these days, I have a triple screen setup and it’s fun as hell lol 😂
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  13455. Picnics is the best mate, love the 50c coin, I'm going to get one for sure, ..ps a VOTE FOR PEDRO 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺.....the plate is from either breaking bad lawyer dude I think,....can't remember the name of the show he had,,...better call soul
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  13456. Thanks for the update Ian. Taking a break for a trip or a move is a good reason for a break, way better than being sick. Sometimes you just need a break too.
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  13457. You should try some Scandinavian Aquavit. Cheers from Norway
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  13458. I reckon you just hit on the (real) reason why the doors on the stalls are so high in America. Less privacy = less use of the facilities = less cleaning required = less $$$ spent🤯
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  13459. When my uncle visited us back in 1979 we had a Dyane (the squarer, hatchback version of the 2cv). He laughed at it at first thinking he'll never fit in it, then absolutely loved driving it considering he was used to driving pick-up trucks and a Lincoln Town Car. The first big car I bought was a Citroen CX25 GTi Turbo 2 which is as far removed from a 2cv as you could get - I also had a D Special (ID19B) which was a lovely car to drive and soaked up all the bumps on the road without a problem. The gear shift pattern on 2cv/Dyane/Ami/Mehari/Bijou/etc. (and also Traction Avants) is the other way round compared to most manuals as it's R-2-4 on the top (push forwards) and 1-3 on the bottom (pull back) - neutral is the knurled mark on the gearstick.
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  13460. Broken mugs... Nothing a bit of Supa glue won't fix. Probably won't drink out them but they could still go "straight to the pool room"
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  13461. We cooked chicken enchiladas tonight, now I want to try this out 😁
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  13462. G'day cobber👍 Great reactions..been watching for a while now. If you love "red rocks", you gotta check The Kimberley out!! Nth West of Western Australia. The colours & landscapes are Stunning!❤️
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  13463. Yo my man your czech pronounciation was pretty much almost spot on even the second try of special was it!! great job especially with the "třítunový" there are Czech people who struggle with the Ř sound even more than you do :D
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  13464. Australia7,682,300 km sq 2,966,152 miles sq U.S.A.9,147,593 km sq 3,531,905 miles sq
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  13465. LOL careful Perdo will want a appearance fee.um i,m guessing Breaking bad ?? also Pedro's truck hehe sorry dude
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  13466. You got me right in the feelz.. you are one upstanding citizen sir and have an amazing family ❤
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  13467. Fun fact, my great great grandfather invented the tow ball. Charlie Kruger designed and patented the caravan tow ball in 1932
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  13468. Being British, I'm used to driving on the left with a rhd car, I've never driven on the right but have driven a lhd car, took some getting use to but it became second nature, changing gears with your right hand was weird at first but it did become easier. At least the pedals stay the same
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  13469. Most likely Angus Fogg's mustang(Black with gold trim?) Thing has a Nascar motor in it. There's a handful of local cars that can keep up with it but they're all running Nascar motors I believe.
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  13470. Hard test , even thus Aussie didnt know half .
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  13471. Why don’t they live underground, around the tornado alley area in the USA?
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  13472. You’re going to have to get a shed to put all that stuff in lol. And gee we’re going to try our hardest to give you all diabetes. I really enjoy your content, thanks😎👍❤️🦘
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  13473. If you haven't already watch 2 really good Aussie movies " Kenny" and "The Dish". Really captures our spirit ✌️🇦🇺
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  13474. So everyone who sent a package inadvertently performed an international food drive haha
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  13475. Happy birthday Ian. I have sent a package over for the kids, but it has been at my local post office for over a week. Not sure what they are doing with it.
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  13476. Pirelli sets which three compounds are available for the whole weekend (practice, qualifying, and race). Each team are given the same numbers of tires to use so they have to conserve all through practice and qualifying. During the race each driver must use at least two of the three compounds (unless it is a wet race).
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  13477. It's crazy when I look back at the price now , of some of the cars I owned. One of my mums old Monaro's (silver 2 door HJ 308 T400 LSD A/C PB PS Etc) would be worth north of $100,000 nowadays.
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  13478. I walked across the Golden Gate Bridge in 2000. Was pretty weird not having a barrier between the pedestrian path and the road, unlike the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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  13479. Mexican food is so delicious 🤤. I don’t know if we have these beautiful big green chillis in Australia, I need to go on a hunt! You’re giving me nostalgia for my old home in Houston, Texas.
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  13480. Watching from the little regional capital, Sydney. So dull after the raw excitement of our nation's capital. Seeing you guys happy makes me happy by proxy. (G'day Pedro btw.)
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  13481. Fun facts: AFL is the oldest codified sport in the world (1859); AFL players run between 7.5Miles & 11Miles (depending on position) per game. Welcome to our sport 😉
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  13482. You have an Assetto Corsa!!..Moby Dick is absolute legend..if you whant to take 4 a spin..959..and yea The Moby Flluf Dick..was a monster..2 turbos and the fsssssss..if i ever own a Porsche..doesen.t matter what Porsche..a 924 or a 944..Porsche is my favourite brand..i will never ever trade this brand 4 something else..
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  13483. My dad is a truck driver in Romania and european trucks are more silent then the american trucks
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  13484. As a car fan I choose neither.. both manufacturers have made some truly amazing machines and both have made some shitters aswell lol
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  13485. A very nice one this is :) There are generally two designs: the old one like you mention at 5:47 ( built between 2004-2017), and the newer version like at 6:08 (built from 2016 onwards). They both come with a V8 in different power outputs. The type badge says it all: the one at 6:08 is called R770, it has 770 horsepower. There is also the S model, which is about 20 cm higher than the R, it has a flat floor and a more spacious cabin. And the nose one is the T model, which is quite rare in Europe because of a law stating the maximum length of any truck + trailer combination: 18.75 metres. The longer the truck, the shorter the trailer can be by law.
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  13486. Hey Hey it's Saturday started out as a kids morning show in 1971, filled with cartoons, in studio skits and funny regular segments. Then in 1984 it moved to an evening program and developed a little more adult theme. The show ended in 1999. I used to have a record/vinyl of this show you could follow along with like today's books with the dvd story inside. Do miss Hey Hey. You look into clips ot the Paul Hogan Show, Kingswood Country etc, plenty more non PC comedy shows from down under, cheers
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  13487. Dani had me in stitches laughing when she said WA as wah, it's Western Australia or W A, not WAH, lmao
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  13488. moza direct drive, awesome choice,fab brand,my hobbie is SIM racing and "TRUST ME" when you get used to it and get better and race online with real people it's "VERY ADDICTIVE" and that Porsche sound is total AWESOMENESS hehe plenty of tips and help on YT, have fun man and great video as always 👍👍👍
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  13489. Australia doesn’t clear Forrest’s anymore. We grow forests 🌳 now! The forestry is a big business with forest farms all over Australia 🇦🇺 each farm takes thirty years for a pine tree to grow before harvest. Then they plant more Pine trees 🌲 so we wish they do there research before making these videos?
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  13490. fun fact, the commentator lachlan mansell was on the australian version of beauty and the geek and has now made a name for himself in radio. I found it interesting at least as he has really done himself well as he is a very shy bloke
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  13491. I live in France and about 40 years ago the 20-30 traffic lights of the city where replaced with roundabouts. the only one kept is the one at the biggest entry of the city to make sure more cars are getting out of the city than cars entering
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  13492. You need the video where it starts the fans up 😜
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  13493. My first and last time skiing here I was 9, no zig zag just straight down. Ended up a snowball..
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  13494. OK for the map of state governors I should point out that N.T. and A.C.T. are not states. Also N.T. has an Administrator not Governor and The Crown is represented by the Governor General of Australia in A.C.T.
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  13495. Possum magic is a fantastic kids book!!!
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  13496. In career mode, there are excellent training options for Free Practice. Also, this camera angle is realistic, but really really hard. Great first try for sure!
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  13497. My favourite shape of all time. When I saw one as a young school boy I thought it was amazing. Still do. Found out later my dad ( a Kiwi ) raced one in NASCAR in 1963.
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  13498. I don't know why mate but the Thorny Devil is one of my favourite creatures on the planet.
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  13499. Yeah man, weather-wise, we're blessed by the season gods. I'd die at -20. Kangaroo, in the gugu Yimmithr language, is spelt, 'gungurru'. The 'g' is pronounced more like a 'k'. Yes, I lived in that country for some time. And the story wasn't so much 'debunked', more like clarified. Our Aboriginal Culture is rich and complex. Well-worth researching.
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  13500. Just a heads up for the Vegemite & Promite. Spread thin on a steak before salt and pepper, it goes good. Also really good in stews and soups.
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  13501. wow loads of bots in the comments
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  13502. My uncle had an IZH bike like that when I was growing up. It's the first bike I ever rode. Very 50s technology
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  13503. Wow...another great mail time. The picture is epic. I love watching the kids...lol. they are so cute. Happy New Year!!
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  13504. Very good point about the temperature! Actually at 3000 feet (round 1000 meters) it snows and tomorrow is friday, a work day you know. Summer tyres are still on. 😂
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  13505. That looks fantastic 🤤🍽️. Pedro & Dani you rock.more cooking together please.🇲🇽🇺🇸🇦🇺. Have a happy New year everyone 🎆 stay safe 🥳🎉🎊
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  13506. Love the Delta Integrale, a dreamcar for sure, in the Martini livery my all time rally favorite! Close second would be a 037.
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  13507. Make bite size ones on a platter for a party with family and friends. Goes down a treat!
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  13508. That was fun 😊 I am not much of a flag fan, but thh I recognise a lot of them when they are separated, I find it much harder this way, when they are right next to 15 others that look so similar
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  13509. 3:19 big 3 trucks is a russian soviet ZIL trucks beasts ❤
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  13510. now I know why there are teeth marks on the toilet paper
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  13511. Congratulations Ian and family , proud moment for you guys
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  13512. Les crêpes c'est ce qu'il y a de plus simple à faire... Pas besoins d'aller acheter des trucs industriels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRnrL8Nnhk
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  13513. Pretty rough-looking track, but brilliantly negotiated by Fangio. With no wings and spoilers the sheer amount of skills to keep these cars on the ground is remarkable. I remember he raced against our own Jack Brabham back in '78. Fangio actually won the F1 championship with four different teams, which goes to show you that it is not necessarily the car but the man driving it that is important.
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  13514. Mate you need to just give it up and move here already. Be careful throwing the boomerangs go on line and learn how to throw them. You guys are awesome thanks for your work.
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  13515. I'm not an Audi fan, but the Quattro system is the best.
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  13516. As cool as this is, you should check out Ayrton Senna qualifying in a stick-shift F1 car in 1990 Monaco, with few electronics....a different kind of concentration is required.
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  13517. The Dennis-Eagle Truck (which is made in the Uk) - yellow lic/rego plates, will be in New South Wales (NSW)
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  13518. i just love his reactions especially when it comes to SCANIA'S
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  13519. The whine you hear are the straight cut gears in the Hollinger box.
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  13520. I’m Aussie. There’s a stereotype that the world doesn’t like Americans. I’ve met a few Americans overseas and loved them. They were open minded, patriotic and inquisitive and friendly people. I’m glad we’re friends.
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  13521. Tatra trucks, toughest truck in the world. These things are bomb proof. Air cooled engines, all wheel drive and basic engineering so easy to repair. Here in Australia, drilling companies love them for that reason.
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  13522. It was truly a special moment, I remember watching it live, although the current generation of cars are faster a 2.06 in 2003 was something huge as you could see by the line up and applause by his peers down pit lane. I believe that era of cars in this case the VY Commodore still started off as a shell from the Holden factory then built up from there, the car is still definitely around if you are interested give V8Sleuth a follow on instagram and facebook he also has a podcast which covers the sport and the history of these iconic cars his attention to detail is phenomenal, Greg actually went back to back winning the race in 2004 as well. For our US friends who enjoy Bathurst what I can tell you is, the little town of Bathurst in regional NSW is a gorgeous place, year round you can actually drive the circuit (with a strict speed limit) as it is a normal road, it is definitely steeper and narrower than it appears on tv.
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  13523. 1:45 That neighbourhood in Lisbon is called "Baixa Pombalina"; "Baixa" because it's downtown, "Pombalina" because it was built during the government of Marquis of Pombal, after the 1755 Earthquake completely destroyed the capital (earthquake + citywide fire + tsunami... all in a row).
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  13524. I love the southern accent❤ from USA
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  13525. Me old mum was a chef, she made my brothers & I crapes every weekend for breaky, with an orange & or lemon syrup, yum yum yum 🤤.
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  13526. The guys with the Brock helmet should contact Bradford, they will be able to tell them everything, there would have been a certificate of authenticity with it when purchased. Under it will be a number, don't forget to give it to Bradford.
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  13527. I was lucky enough to meet John Bowe and he was the nicest bloke ever. Also the difference between these cars and modern Supercars is if you bend these cars you feel sad for the car more than the driver :-)
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  13528. Check out ARC Aussie Racing Cars...baby Holden's, Fords etc with screaming Yamaha motors. Nuts.
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  13529. Put a slit in a banana, fill the slit with crumbled flake and bake in the oven for 10 minutes, top with ice cream, and guts it all down
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  13530. "look at that cool little amusement park" you crack me up XD It's the Oktoberfest, the world's largest Volksfest and beer festival. The statue in the foreground of that shot is called the Bavaria, the area is called Theresienwiese.
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  13531. You have more beer in another box that you have not opened yet, It was sent in March so you should open it shortly, along with Pedro's hat two months afterwards 👍👍
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  13532. In Hungary we call station wagon as kombi, i think we use it for them because they are like a combination of a sedan and a VAN, but I think they used the term because the VW Transporter Type2 had soo many variations. The "UTE" version is just the normal VAN with a deck, it is a normal version, not a built one.
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  13533. That's exactly how i eat my Vegemite, its the only way. 😀👍
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  13534. I'm from Melbourne, Victoria and I'm in awe at the size of those loads, which are ginormous !! The drivers of those trucks would be the crème de la crème of drivers of anything. 🤪🤗👍
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  13535. Ian, I recommend you get to know some Australian music too. We had some great groups. Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil, Crowded House, Little River Band, Easybeats, INXS etc etc
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  13536. Just a tinny ride from Maaroom boat ramp to the west side of the island and great fishing spots.
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  13537. There's been a lot of claimed sightings of a big Panther size cat, some people think it could be an actual Panther that escaped from a circus. News Report: https://youtu.be/-QYKVkhga8o
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  13538. Hi Ian, Smaller Yowies known as Junjuddees are no higher than 5ft tall. Noted/seen in the South Coast of NSW where I'm from. Love your Channel.
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  13539. Wombats are pretty cool ,I see them occasionally while out dirt biking here in Queensland AUS ,always brings a smile to my face.
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  13540. 8:48 Burger King and Hungry Jacks did partly coexist originally, until the early 2000s when Burger King attempted to fire Hungry Jacks and lost on grounds of fraud, then Burger King sold their assets to a franchisee then to Hungry Jacks.
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  13541. 3 men can't open a beer! Come on guys. If it's beer, I'll open it with my eye lids
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  13542. I've always enjoyed (and helped propogate) the Tassie jokes, always in jest. My family and I had the pleasure of actually visiting the place a couple of years ago, for about 10 days, and were smitten. The place is so relaxed, the people so friendly, and the natural beauty so rich that we can't wait to get back down there for a proper stay - 4 to 6 weeks. For such a small state it has just SO much to see... and everyone we know who have been there say the same thing no matter how long they stayed! Love ya Tassie, and can't wait to see you again! ❤ Cheers from South Australia. 👍🍺
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  13543. I like your channel. You seem like a normal regular guy, and that's becoming rare lately. Subscribed!
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  13544. If you wan`t to know anything about Dutch Humour check out New Kids Turbo and New Kids Nitro. I`m from former Yugoslavian republic ,but Dutch humuor is like ours.
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  13545. It’s his Dad. I love the family touch this channel has. Such a great community
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  13546. 6:20 I am dead-set sure there is an ad, possibly a parody, or maybe a banned ad of a similar situation. However, the pigeon was on the bonnet/hood, and the car itself flipped up the bonnet and jettisoned the pigeon. I'll try and find the ad and post it on your Discord.
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  13547. Thanks Dani 😊 You're rockin' that hoodie 😅
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  13548. I'm thinking the reporter had jumped onto a cruise liner (lots of deck chairs in the background and vinal panels that used to be on cruise ships of that era) that was going back to the US and that's how he was finding so many Americans. Coming out of the war years when everything was scarce, the mid 50's through to the late 60's were a time of relative affluence for even blue collar workers and I think it was an era of innovation - especially in household comforts. Mind you - the motto of the average family man was if it ain't broke don't replace it, if it's broke fix it, if you can't fix it then you can replace it.
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  13549. 2:45 This one has a German licensplate. We do have such nice trucks too. maybe not as regular because in Germany we have more trucks. But whenever i drive 10 minutes of Autobahn i see at least 3, mostly Scanias and DAFs.
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  13550. Michael Schumacher's team mate in the orange was Jos Verstappen Max's Verstappen's father and the one in the red was Johnny Herbert who now works for Sky F1. And one of next year's McLaren drivers is a Australian talent that should of been racing this year because of winning the formula Renault, F3 and then the F2 championship's in a row so I'm really excited to see him race next year and as for that Lamborghini poster Ian that was the most famous poster in the world it's been said and I also love the Diablo I was going to use Diablo as my name instead of Adam on here I got to sit in one once at a Targa Tasmania event in the early 90s and just a little fun fact did you know that nearly all of the Lamborghini's are named after famous Mexican and or Spanish fighting bulls Ian. So good vid mate 👍😀
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  13551. This guy makes me wish we can appreciate where we live better. I spent a while working in kings canyon and Rottnest. This scenery was just a normal day off island exploring lol. We were too busy trying to push each other off cliffs into croc infestation waters to appreciate it lmao
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  13552. I watched the TFL video this morning and as a big power wagon fan it broke my heart to see the wagon fail. Your channel is what solidified my wife and I to choose a power wagon for our next truck. Keep it up
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  13553. I had never seen this story before
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  13554. First i think
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  13555. good bye lungs lol
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  13556. Have a closer listen to the 'proper way to say 'Celica'. Love your vids!
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  13557. you will have to send some of these to Aussie vloggers to blindfold test. We grew up on Tim Tams so we know the imposters immediately
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  13558. Every kid from the 80's had those cakes made for them for their birthdays, i remember mum making me the blue robot, my sister got the pool one year, the cat another.
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  13559. I live in the country north of munich, and when covid started up we had a big boost in new vending machines popping up all over with farms starting to offer direct sale of their goods right at their place or also at local market places, village squares or small gas stations. I love it! Even when riding my motorcycle on some country roads you will pass small farm houses, and they will have a 24h vending machine for all sorts of stuff right there at the roadside. I like to do a tour on sundays where there is one selling fresh homemade icecream in a beautifull spot right out in the middle of nowhere. And apparantly I'm not the only one, as they have more than enough customers to use the machine for it to be sustainable.
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  13560. Watching track conditions, and cornering speed, I'm very impressed by Tyre performance !!! A lot of grip!
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  13561. I thought this years Bathurst was one of the cleanest race ever with one Safety car .
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  13562. If you come to Australia and go into the outback a good rule of thumb is take 3 to 4 times the water you think you need.
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  13563. @1:08 that's definitely a Renault Kangoo, I'm 200% sure about that
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  13564. Check out the Giant Earthworms in Gippsland Victoria
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  13565. You've gotta check out the All Blacks Haka videos
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  13566. IWRocker there is a nice DAF Rally Truck Docu on Youtube.. There is a beast shown having 4 turbo's on 2 engines giong 213 km/h passing Ari Vattanen i his Rally Peugeot 405, but also the development in their rally trucks from the start of 1981 to 1989 ,, Jan de Rooy had already in 1986 a truck that could get thisd place and even 1 position overall in the rally, hadn't he towed a competitor out of the sand dunes, which cost him a timepenalty of 10 or 12 hours for finishing too late that day, he was then driving with his 10+ton truck alongside Porches and VW's at 170km/h through the Sahara Title of the docu.. "En de woestijn bleef leeg"
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  13567. It’s good to know your family is safe. Check your messages. My parcel is on the way..it’s good to have a break.
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  13568. What an unexpected pleasure! Had never heard of chile rellenos, and was surprised at the amount of different techniques involved. Definitely something I want to try out myself, especially the batter which could be applied to a few different things.
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  13569. you can go on holiday somewhere a bit quieter and just end up with a whole beautiful beach by yourself. its really something.
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  13570. G'day Ian. There is a little known amazing American Revolutionary war connection of Mt Kosciuszko : https://youtu.be/FwrFXdc5kCg Includes how to really pronounce it. Also highly regarded for his Polish-Lithuanian significance, so the mountain was named after him by the explorer Strzelecki. The monument not too far from Ian.
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  13571. your fellow country man cleetus mcfarland was over here a couple of years ago and brought a car with him to the summer nats. Castlemaine rod shop ( look them up ) lent him a car and shipped it to the states ( look that up too, called warbird ) and he did some shows with it. Check it. Side note, i was pissing my self laughing at your reaction to the burnouts hahah, gold!!
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  13572. Really need to get you some stubbies. Beer out of a can always has a slight tainted taste, although that said I think the cans have changed over the past few years and are having less of an impact on taste.
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  13573. How good mate! You're a champ
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  13574. We've got artics and lorries. Artics are articulated ie tractor cab and semi/permanent seperated trailer so they turn on a tighter axis 😉👍🏻🇬🇪
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  13575. I like your Australia videos...and the other videos you 'lay out'... 🇸🇪
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  13576. The first video is almost at 1 million views. He should do another one if he finds the red US Fanta somewhere! haha 😅
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  13577. I did this in my Jeep Grand Cherokee and I put 130k and no lifter issues. Also I drove from Orlando to Miami with eco mode on, then drove back to Orlando in all 8 cylinders and the fuel mileage was exactly the same. It doesn’t save you any gas. All it does is destroys your motor.
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  13578. We love Australia in Sweden too ❤
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  13579. Sorry, no kangaroos - Sachertorte instead
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  13580. Great one 👍👍 Lake Havasu, Az. 18' Ram 1500 built a bit..
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  13581. The biggest problem with these is getting the power to the chain without it breaking.
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  13582. Lowes Australia is a clothes store. They get in all the local school uniforms, high visibility clothes for workers, their safety boots and any other clothes for working in industry or outdoors. They also sell lots of nice casual clothes, too. They generally sell clothes that are designed to last a while, so you won't get any cheap clothes that start falling apart after a few wears. I tend to buy from Target for my casual clothes because their selection for big men is a bit bigger, but if they don't have what I'm looking for, Lowes is the next place I go to, and I always go to Lowes for work gear.
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  13583. The old film is far better than digital we have now😢
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  13584. Ian to every YT reactor: "That's not a Reaction. This is a Reaction!"
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  13585. Congrats on 5k dude!
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  13586. Happy new year Ian, Daniela, Pedro and kids ❤ Ian, I love how you used "servo" so naturally in a sentence. If you're not careful, you're in danger of becoming more Aussie than your subscribers 😅 Now, we just have to work on your pronunciation of g'day 😛
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  13587. Fascinating to think, I probably passed your general area on the way through ABQ, and you probably passed mine near Denver if you took the classic 70/25 route. Glad to hear from ya. 🍻
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  13588. The gear shifter on the 67 mustang you questioned, it is actually a pool ball 👍
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  13589. Quality mail time indeed 👍🏻 I do love a cherry ripe myself and can’t go wrong with a lamington 🤤
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  13590. Hi Ian! My daily driver is a Toyota Land Cruiser (model 90). It has a 3.0 liter 4 cylinder D4-D common rail diesel engine. The car was built in 2002 wich I got my hands on in 2012, bought from the first owner (I can't afford a brand new one). So yep, after 11 years I still don't want to part from it. Its the best car you'll ever, ever drive in your life. The durability and reliability on these things is mindblowing. They are so extremely well built. I'm a 48 yo 4x4 enthusiast as well as a commercial truckdriver over here in the Netherlands (8x8 MAN if you want to know😉), and my main work lies in construction and infra. So in all my years of experience in offroad construction and 4x4 wheeling I never owned a car as capable as this one. Not my Isuzu Trooper 2.8 tdi, not my 3.0 6 inline diesel Nissan Patrol GR, not even my Chevy Blazer K5 Silverado '85 can match the capabilities of a Land Cruiser by a long shot. But to answer your question😂: Diesel all the way mate! Keep it up Ian!👍
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  13591. Do exactly that every morning for two weeks and you will have an addiction to rival any smack freak. We now understand that humans have five tastes - sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami. Vegemite is umami. The problem with watching Americans trying Vegemite is when they are done I need a Vegemite sandwich.
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  13592. Tatra Ecorra Sport V8
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  13593. Perth here too - snow sounds nice right now. It is 8:40pm and still 89.6 F here.
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  13594. What you and the rest of the world fail to notice is why Australia packs such a hard punch for such a young little nation, we adopted every nations best attribute with immigration, we have such a good work ethic, we are as strict as the Japanese, as creative as Americans and as controlling as the Germans and so much more as we are greater than the sum total, we hide all of that with our fun loving friendly modesty. We truly are the clever country as we like to think of ourselves but not perfect. When we have sorted out the internal struggle of the Pandemic we will come back stronger than ever and beware China (CCP) you did us wrong and to be our mate again you will have to pay a heavy price.
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  13595. I have driven all 4 of those but mostly the Scania. However going by that clip, for me, The Volvo just gets ahead of the MAN for my favorite interior. Very nice. :)
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  13596. I’ll be there in April mate I’ll try and take some vids to send to you personally ( your welcome to use them on your channel) I just respect the way you have embraced Australia and any time we have some adventures I can share I’m not a YouTuber though
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  13597. Not only did this car compete in rally, but it was a touring car as well in the European circuits
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  13598. Pedro is rocking the akubra... just sayin'
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  13599. Damn, this is embarrassing but I didn't even know most of this stuff lol, hope I don't get deported for being stupid.
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  13600. Rugby is totally different to rugby league like you said yes it’s on a more world wide scale you have English super league and I believe America has got one but not as big as England or Australia
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  13601. The first Unimog, maybe at 3.00 min, is a straight 6cylinder, 6 litre Diesel engine with roundabout 240 PS. The Unimog with the four wheel steering has a four-cylinder Diesel I guess. It is a "Geräteträger". It is used for road maintenance with a huge bundle of tools.
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  13602. The good old days of multiple capacity vehicles on the track.
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  13603. 👍 Little lesson how to pronouce Škoda auto brand: That "Š" at begining of the word try to pronounce as a "sh" in word "share", "shake". At the and it will sound like saying [shkoda]. Good videos. Youtube algorithm works in mysterious ways, that you were suggested to me in Czechia. As I'm saying, "It's good, but always can be improved."
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  13604. Oh mate… fairy bread. It’ll change your life. White bread, shit tonne of butter, hundreds n thousands 😘👌🏼
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  13605.  @greyman3515  And the Federal Police are also regular law enforcement in the ACT.
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  13606. Pity they banned the GTR and sierra would have brought in more development for the V8s faster the GTR Absolutely dominated on wet tracks
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  13607. Hey Ian, I believe there is a hard limit to horse power in rally since group B I believe its around 300 horsepower but the torque is crazy
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  13608. Over here in west aus we can drive a max of 17 hrs with 20 min breaks after every 5 hrs and a maximum of 45 hrs in a 3 day period and 84 in a working week. We must also have a minimum of 7 hours between shifts.
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  13609. Austria loves you my man!!!! ❤️🇦🇹❤️
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  13610. The sign is also solar powered.
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  13611. I've only ever known the term thumb tack. I've only lived in Qld and NSW so can't vouch for everywhere. But every store I've been store calls them thumb tacks. Was unfamiliar with the term "drawing pin" until this video! lol.🤷‍♀️. I think a push pin is something else, maybe those pins with a coloured long plastic end on them? We used Runners and sneakers growing up I think. Maybe joggers too?
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  13612. Congratulations guys. You are a beautiful family and thats reflected in the success of your channel. Love your positive and wholesome outlook. Looking forward to seeing your next achievement. Love from Oz xx
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  13613. The older generation is more inclined to use G'day in regional areas and the younger generations (18 to 40 year olds) will typically greet with "how ya going mate". This is regional, wouldn't know much about cities. Grew up in a city but spent most of my teens and adult life in regional areas.
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  13614. Just need to add this, before all of the “critics” get here. That picture is a reflection of the sunset that is occurring behind your field of view. Awesome photo! I have attempted several pictures at sunrise in Adelaide South Australia, looking west out to sea. Great picture, and also a reminder that not all that we see in life is in front of us, sometimes the best is behind us! I know this now at seventy years of age. Love your videos mate !😎
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  13615. U can still get in trouble for escaping the prison if u damage furnishings like the bars or windows of a prison, or if u hurt someone, steal something etc. If u are able to break free without braking a law, then its legal. So u have to be very smart
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  13616. Wow, my city :) The column of black cars had some sort of dignitary in it. Most of the police cars are Skoda Octavias, yes. The Toyota with the 'BKK' sticker is of the municipal transit agency. And the Burger King is pretty much exactly the same as I've seen in LA (=not great lol :D )
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  13617. Those Mitsubishis’ model is called “Pajero” ,, it comes with a 3.8L V6 “MIVEC” engine . BTW , that Nissan pickup is a new model , it maybe 2016 🤔. And that old Chevy (or GMC) model is used to be fire truck vihecles in Saudi Arabia 🚒
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  13618. Wonderful museum indeed ! The Citroen Méhari prototype is UNIQUE ! I am French and I never saw it. The Peugeot 205 gti is the GOAT on the road. Good video !! Hello to all your family from France 🇫🇷 ! The country of luxury cars.
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  13619. My favorite AWD car is the old Fiat Panda 4x4. Pure and raw. No luxury. But almost undefeatable in Off Road.
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  13620. 27k 👏👏👏 great job Ian… we’re loving your content 👌
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  13621. 16:55 Actually isolated calves can be pretty vulnerable to packs of orcas or so that's why the mothers tend to group up so some of them can nurse while others go hunting. They are quite social animals who have their own language, their loudest vocalisations are the loudest sound an animal has been ever recorded making (above 120 dB, yes underwater sound behaves differently but that's still very loud) and can be heard from hundreds of miles away underwater. There's even ongoing research to find out if we can try and understand a bit of their language with the help of AIs :) I love whales :)
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  13622. Meanwhile, Australian rural firetruck: https://youtu.be/janfyzt4Qyk Our Brigade has one of these, as well as a newer dual cab.
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  13623. Awesome work mate.. greetings from belgium 🇧🇪 🎉
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  13624. The black Ute or "pickup" is a Nissan Patrol, there is also a wagon version as well that is a lot more common. They are quite legendary over here. Well known for being as tough if not more as the Landcruiser. Both are great 4wds though. The D-Max as well as all the main contenders for the Dual Cab Ute segment here in Australia all have a snorkel as a factory option as it really is needed in places.
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  13625. Commercial looks like Croatia. Lots of car commercials are filmed on our coast.
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  13626. During the "Cold War" until the 90s, city buses were all equipped with uniform parts. Windshields, side windows, engines, gearboxes, seats, handrails, whether MAN or Mercedes, fit. The engines from MAN and Mercedes were almost identical. From the outside you could only tell the difference on the valve cover. MAN were gray and Mercedes were green. Every city bus could be converted in a very shortest time for disaster relief, as a hospital, ambulance or something similar.
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  13627. Some of his stuff on Pine Gap is just BS. You should look in to it more.
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  13628. Hey YouTube we are NOT laughing , Ian is a good man ,
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  13629. @IWrocker, I saw CosMc's wraps their burgers in paper. Does regular McDonald's in America still wrap the burgers in paper? Australia used to wrap them after getting rid of the styrofoam containers but Aussies complained about the burgers not looking like burgers because they press the buns flat. So now they are put in thick paper boxes. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND EXTENDED FAMILY. FELIZ NAVIDAD!!!
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  13630. The sound could come from the fact that they had air-cooled V8 engines. The older ones were even available with V10 or V12. Similar to the Deutz engines. They had such a cool sound too.
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  13631. Little over 20 years ago I worked for a company who was the main sponsor for Kristers Sergis (five times world champion with his passenger Artis Rasmanis), and also owned a race track, so when the world championship was happening I was sent to sell tickets and help with other stuff. Of course I could enjoy the race too. Good times. Edit: just noticed that it was filmed in 2001, meaning I was somewhere there 100%
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  13632. A Hellcat Ram???.. Get - the - f@*k Out!!!.. I'll tell ya what.. they got my eyebrows up and a stirring in my pants when Dodge came out with the TRX, wow what a beauty, now a Hellcat is rumoured to be in the mix? That's incredible, what are they going to think of next? If the 2019 Rebel is any indicator then this Hellcat truck is going to be kick-ass. Thanks for the great content on this channel, keep it coming!
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  13633. hahaha
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  13634. Hey you're pretty good. There was a few letters missing though. A E I O U have long versions Á É Í Ó Ú with Ú also having a Ů alternative. Most of times you'll find Ů inside words and Ú at the beginning, but actually it has to do with the development of Czech language, so there's exceptions to that. For example "trojúhelník" (triangle) keeps the same ú as "úhel". I don't remember precisely but I think the old Czech used to pronounce today's Ú as an O or something like that so the long U got a little o of its own, turning it in to Ů. Younger words though don't get to have the old Ů. I'm not an expert, don't take my word for granted. Edit: There's also Ě. I'm not even gonna start on that one. :D
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  13635. We may have a lot more choice when it comes to cars but would that not be because we don’t have a local car manufacturing industry we need to protect? I don’t think it’s necessarily a good thing. I’d rather have less choice and be pumping the money back into our economy. I don’t know it may just be because of our trade relationship with Asia that we import so much but it would still be better if we were able to hang on to local manufacturing. Also the Holden Barina is an extremely popular little first vehicle especially for the female market. I learned to drive in a 5 speed Suzuki Swift, those things can turn on a five cent piece!
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  13636. I've seen rail workers using Landcruiser's et al for maintenance in Australia but I dont think they have the ability to shunt carriages, Very cool.
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  13637. I have seen the first house from the river its in western Australia and yes its an impressive house
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  13638. I don;t think I ever bought 93 packs in my 45 years of life
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  13639. My last name originates from south-western France. There is a chateau there called Chateau de Serrant. We did a ancestry check and found that out we are possibly linked to the original family of the chateau.
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  13640. Nevera is a word that means storm in Dalmatian dialect. Mate Rimac's wife came up with the name for the car. Nevera costs about €2 million. There's other comments on here about other details about the car. I've been following Mate Rimac's career since early beginning, and all I can tell about him is that he's a genius, people should be on the lookout for whatever he's gonna make next.
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  13641. Oh man you are soooo close to 100k! I wish you speedy progress. I was here like 90,000 ago. So it's great to see!
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  13642. the 50c is cool, it's round! Even most Aussies wouldnt have seen one.
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  13643. it's in department 93 at the nord east of Paris, heavy traffic indeed during rush hour, this SAMU is heading to Hospital "Avicenne" located in Bobigny, i have been there too many time as a kid, doing stupid thing, trying to do parkour, tony hawk and jackass stuff
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  13644. Fastest I’ve ever driven was 270kmh in my 450 hp Nissan 300zx twin turbo. The fastest I’ve ever been passenger was 304kmh in my brothers Lamborghini Hurrican. Absolutely loved it.
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  13645. Call this number..(1 (844) 827-1999) her name is Jess and she’s with Fca, she helped me big time when my powerwagon was at the dealership for a month, they even got a master tech from Detroit to come up and he fixed the problem in 20 min. Hope this helps.
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  13646. Our local city in the UK just broke a regional record, it's never been this hot here. It's 37c today which is 99f and we've never been that hot before. Some apps are predicting reaching 38c or 39c tomorrow which would put us in double-digits for the first time ever.
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  13647. Hey Ian.. I’m on the Gold Coast, Queensland and I get green tree snakes and pythons in my place occasionally.. 7.00am waking up and going to toilet and realising you’re standing on a green tree snake..(barefoot)..🤣 I’m not sure who was more surprised, me or the snake..🐍 😜
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  13648. Congratulations guys! What a little cutie! Great job Dani and you are looking fabulous! Welcome to the world Sydney!
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  13649. For us over here Tooheys is more popular in New South Wales, in Queensland its XXXX thats mainly due to the rugby league state of origin rivalry. VB is done by Carlton breweries in Melbourne, Coopers is South Aussie so if you can find them i would look for Coopers and XXXX(fourex as we call it)
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  13650. Things I don't like about the US police car is the use of red turn signals instead of orange and the use of turn signals as hazard lights, I prefer the taillights not touched to have the flashing lights so don't make a fuss , in front they can have the Wig Wags (ie the alternation of the high beams) easily
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  13651. Vegemite Scroll are just awesome slab of meat or cheese as extras works with lots of different topping or just strait up with just butter or margarine , Treat them like a normal bread roll
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  13652. Drop Bears are known to commonly drop from Sky Hooks.
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  13653. The French siren is cute! Reminds me of tiny police cars in movies.
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  13654. Melbourne here, when we built our new home 7 years ago we made the choice to have white roof tiles. At the time there weren’t many around. 😊
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  13655. Damn, we usually have a lot of street markets going on, different themes and such. With all the lockdowns they have been few and far between. Melbourne is huge on food and cafe culture, so this missed very much. I was tasting every bite along with this guy. lol
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  13656. I love the honesty! Some of our stuff is awful.
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  13657. the liveries you can see on British emergency vehicles is called called battenburg design (and the battenburg design is also coming to Belgium)
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  13658. I hope your entire family visit our great land 💖
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  13659. The suggestion from Scotland is great. Take a look at the NC500. Done it twice, and I'm rebuilding my old VW-Bus to do it with that one at least once more. Fantastic landscape, nature and people there!
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  13660. Should I be Using Aluminum or Aluminium? The most comforting part of this story is that both Aluminum and Aluminium are accepted and correct. Aluminum is preferred in North America, whereas Aluminium is the spelling preferred in the United Kingdom and most other English-speaking nations.
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  13661. RIP Adelaide Street Circuit. Bloody politics!
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  13662. Corrugated Iron and Ceramic Tiles are the most common roofing materials in Australia. I still have yet to see any of these tarpaper shingles anywhere in Oz. What you call a ‘porch’ is a verandah (unless it’s really small) Verandas often wraparound the entire house or at least on two sides. It goes back to our colonial style architecture, and the name is adopted from India. I used to live in a house with 10 foot wide verandahs on the northern and western sides, great protection from the baking heat of the summer sun ☀️ We used to sleep out on the verandah on really hot nights, under mozzie nets.
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  13663. As a Czech myself I must admit, Leffe is DELICIOUS. Na zdravi!
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  13664. Na mate, do long video's. Melbourne has just entered it's 6th lockdown today and I'm bored as bat shit. Love your work IWrocko, See ya down under soon, cheers.
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  13665. My first trip on Transfagarasan was when I was 3 or 4 years old in my dad's red Oltcit Club. Oltcit was a joint venture between the Romanian government and Citroen (Olt - the county where the factory was located and 'cit' for Citroen). Kinda like Dacia and Renault. The car was sold in some markets as the Citroen Axel. A small city car with a 1129cc's, flat-four, air cooled engine and a whopping 57HP. Still sad the brand killed off when Daewoo bought the factory in the '90s. Today it's a Ford factory. For something completely different, there's a video of Subaru coming over with a STI Type RA time attack car to set a new speed record for the road. They released a video about it a few years ago. There's even a bumper cam video from one of their practice sessions. Pretty cool. Easy to find if you search for "Transfagarasan Subaru".
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  13666. Great reaction as always. There's a clip of Sabine Schmitt (RIP) lapping the ring in a Ford Transit Van. It's a Top Gear clip so not sure how copyright would go, but worth a watch!
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  13667. European regulations: The daily drive time allowed can be maximum 9 hours. You may extend it to 10 hours twice per calender week. The maximum drive time per week is 56 hourus. For two consecutive weeks the drive time may not be longer than 90 hours. After a driving session for 4 hours and 30 minutes you must take a break for at least 45 minutes, or a split break for 15 and 30 minutes. When you start driving again after a legal break a new driving session is started. A normal day rest should be at least 11 consecutive hours. it must occur within the same 24 hours period as the working shift started. You may divide the daily rest into two periods if the first resting period is atleast 3 hours and can be taken anytime during the shift. The second resting period should be at least 9 hours and must be taken directly after the working shift is completed. The sum of a split resting session must be atleast 12 hours. You may also choost to recude your daily rest from 11 to 9 hours at most 3 times within a two week resting session. The weekly resting session must be atleast 45 consecutive hours, while a reduces one can not be below 24 consecutive hours. For two consective weeks you must have two normal or one normal and one reduced weekly resting session. A reduced weekly resting session must be compensated by taking longer daily rests for atleast 9 hours. The compensation must be done before the end of the 3rd week after the week the reduced weekly rest was taken. During a international transport of goods you may take two reduced weekly rests consecutive weeks if the two weekly rests are started in different contries. But, during a 4 week period you must have atleast two consecutive weeks of normal weekly rest. That means you need to have two weeks of normal rest before and after the two weeks of reduced rest. To compensate for doing two weeks in a row with reduced weekly rest you must compensate the rest during the same daily resting period immediatly ahead of your normal weekly rest. You may not do your normal or other weekly rest, including compensation, more than 45 hours with in your cab. Such rest must be taken in a suitable establishment with available gender specific quarters such as bathrooms and shower units. Any cost for this resting period must be payed for in full by the drivers employer or company. Every transport company must organise their work so that all drivers have the ability to return to the companys place of buisness or ther own home every 4 weeks, with the purpose of having a weekly resting period, normal or compensated. If the driver have used two consecutive reduced weekly resting periods tthe driver must be invited to return to his or her home or the companys place of buisness for their next weekly rest.
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  13668. So good to see Pedro! I love you all though! Again and again great video. Thanks for making the day better.
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  13669. Can you post the link to the challenge? Let’s get a challenge going.
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  13670. A few stories about big cats: 1. I have read a book called "Australian Big Cats". It has a lot of fascinating information, namely details of multiple circus trains having accidents and loosing big cats, Pumas, Panthers etc into the wild never to be seen again. 2. I remember a story of a bloke in a country town called Woodside in South Gippsland (Vic) whos cattle had very large scratches on their backs like a Lion or similar tried to get them. This bloke was loosing dozens of cattle / calves a year. It was on one of our current affairs shows years ago. 3. My father in law was a born & raised country bloke and was from Hamilton in the Western part of Victoria. He used to say that back in WW2 (when he was a kid) there were American soldiers based there and they had multiple mascots of Puma, Panthers etc. They used to walk them about the town on leads. Not sure how many they had but I understand there were a fair few. At the end of the war they were told to take they out bush and shoot them. Apparently they never shot them and let them go out at Dunkeld, about 20 mins from Hamilton. I asked if he thought they were there and he said bloody oath. I never asked how he knew but I got the impression he'd seen them. 4. A mate's dad was stalked by one as he rode home from afternoon shift on his motorbike very late one night in the Strzelecki Ranges. It was running along side him at the top of a cutting. Funny enough this was North of Woodside (No#2). 5. When I was a kid I was playing in the bush with a couple of mates. I think we were building a cubby house. I reckon I was between 10 and 12, so this would be 1982-84. We had finished for the night (it was after school) so we decided to leave. We got about 30-40 metres away and I had forgotten my jumper. I ran back to get it while the others kept on walking. As I got to my jumper I heard a very deep, very loud growl. It wasn't a roar, but a growl. It was on the other side of a thick bush, and I couldn't see anything. Mate I didn't hang around long anyway as it scared the absolute shit out of me. I took of running as fast as I could. This was in Mt.Martha, on the Mornington Peninsula about an hour south of Melbourne. There was a rumor at the time that something was killing sheep in Red Hill, which is only 10-15 mins drive away. It reminded me of a Lions growl on T.V. 6. There was a sighting back in the 1980's or 90's of a Lion sitting on the side of a highway I think it was in NSW somewhere eating a sheep in the middle of the day. The Police shot it. Nobody knew where it'd come from. Might have even been in the early 2000's. This encounter might have been in the book I read (No#1). Yowies: Likely. The rest: Bollocks.
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  13671. They’ve done a whole lot more, all hilarious 🤣
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  13672. I’m flying to Nice tomorrow. Why am I watching this upload? Love the channel 👍
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  13673. So disappointing for you with the lost mail. Awesome video and yes Daniella should do some cooking shows 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹
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  13674. That’s pretty awesome and I have to admit, I’d never heard of it 😳 I do remember the one from close encounters though lol and the New Mexico place looks awesome too 👍🏻 the blue mountains in NSW is an interesting place to check out. The 3 sisters rock formations is cool but the good thing about the blue mountains is there are lookouts everywhere. On both side of the great western highway that crosses the mountains. Good for your google earth 😉
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  13675. in the 1955 season at Mercedes Stirling Moss said he just followed Fangio to learn what he was doing.
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  13676. He just can't wait to plough trough it with a Unimog.
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  13677. I love this video. Reminds me of the time we went to the dunes and it was like being in a desert, LOVED IT
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  13678. It’s official...we are living in a simulation and this is a glitch in the matrix.
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  13679. The 6 wheel formula 1 car was a Tyrrell P34, when they first came into the formula 1 race series nothing could beat it on the track, any track because of it's stability around corners & ability to accelerate out of corners where other cars had to wait to straighten up before accelerating.
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  13680. I’m glad you got to have time off. You totally deserve it. It would have been terrific to spend more time with your family. Welcome back.
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  13681. Some great stuff there from the Aussies. Onya guys and gals!! 👍🏼
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  13682. I currently live in Madrid, Spain and i can confirm there is a bunch of epic roads within an hour of drive. What is even more special that some roads are really quiet. The other day i had to drive (at work) from a small village next to Guadalajara to Riaza. it took me 1hour an 45 minutes i have seen 5 cars and four of them came opposite direction. it was blast on mountainous small roads. Got to love Spain!
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  13683. I’m from 1952. I remember Bennelong Point, before The Opera House was built. Growing up, I watched The Opera House being constructed. I lived at Manly and often travelled on the good old Scottish Manly Ferries.
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  13684. Thank you for sharing the Recipe👍🇦🇺
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  13685. The tunnel lights are to try and get traffic to keep flowing at the correct speed, not slowing up and speeding up which can cause traffic congestion. The idea is that you try and go at the pace of the lights.
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  13686. Apparently the US put high tariffs on imported pickups in the 60's so ever since you've missed out on the Japanese brands that Australia fell in love with in the early 80's. That's why the Tundra and Tacoma are made in America. It's the only way Toyota could put something against Ford and GMC
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  13687. Yay I had the privilege of going there…The crocs line up at the crossing at high tide in the hope of catching some of the passing fish going upstream.
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  13688. After seeing your first Unimog video, I went straight off and downloaded a Farming Simulator '22 mod so I could run my farm with one
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  13689. The Mountain is the best
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  13690. My friend drives ambulance, at his workplace they have bet who will drive faster infront speed camera when going onto intervention. Mostly during the night shifts.
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  13691. G'day The Wrockers, from me in Kyabram, Central Victoria. I am thinking you are going to have a wee bit of trouble getting that hat off of Pedro.lol
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  13692. Seeing strangers send gifts to IWrocker and his lovely family makes me feel good. Last but not least, it also makes me want to send something... :-) But I have no idea what to send, maybe a blown diffuser? :-))))
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  13693. The Count gives this video two! Two keks! Ah-ah-ah-ah!
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  13694. In Western Australia, there are some road signs on the way to tourist attractions, which are a long way from Perth, 6 hours for the pink lake, warning overseas tourists to drive on the left even though they might have hired a RH drive car. Motorbikes may need the reminder more. The signs are in English, Japanese and Chinese if I remember correctly.
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  13695.  @IWrocker  on another note, seeing you hear Hungarian and then first guess Slavic language, but then realize it's not sounding Slavic even though Hungary is close by - you get mad props for that! A man of culture indeed
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  13696. Blokes don't read instructions down here either
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  13697. في السعودية الطرق وعره جداً وفيه أشد من هذا ، لذلك نجح الرالي في السعودية، وقناة رواد بحرة off Road قناة مميزة جداً. 🇺🇲🇸🇦
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  13698. Mate, you your wife and kids, also John are good ppl..I have been watching your vids for a couple of yrs now and yet you still entertain and amaze. GOD BLESS you and your entire family..
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  13699. You now OWN a piece of BATHURST mate. There's a lot of Australians that don't even have a piece of that track!
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  13700. Love milo on ice-cream... kinda like a family tradition 😂
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  13701. Tricky Dicky was what we used to call Dick Johnson. He was a popular driver his entire career. The track at Bathurst is a public road (it was when I last looked a few years ago). They would race on Sunday and the public would drive to work on it on Monday. Cops used to get loads of over enthusiastic speeders! Probably the worlds greatest road race.
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  13702. Awesome family, greetings from QLD
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  13703. 7: 04 was Ford Puma. Little SUV, based on Fiesta. My favorite is definitely Toyota Yaris.
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  13704. I liked the sound of the safety car.
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  13705. The Lanz single cylinders are everything but quiet, but a show-off Harley is way louder! The Bulldogs aren't too bad there. The Eilbulldog is not made for agricultural work but for short to mid distance heavy hauling. When I was a kid, I still sometimes saw them pull circus wagons in the early Seventies here in Germany. There were versions of the Hanomag R40 that were used this way. These tractors basically were a mix between heavy haulage trucks and tractors. They had increased top speeds and a comfier cabin that would not kill you when driving for two hours straight.
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  13706. The animals at 6:30 and 10:50 are Possums. The second is a Ringtailed Possum due to how its tail curls up into a ring shape regardless of it its wrapped around a branch or not, leading the original explorers to first see them think that their tails liturally ended in a full ring. Or something like that... I am guessing the first is also a Ringtail. But yeah... Anyway, the biggest thing I need you American folks to understand is that Our Aussie Possums are NOT like yours. Yours are Opossums. Different entirely. For starters the Ringtailed is a little more relaxed and not aggressive. They are cute and fluffy and have the most adorable faces. Yours are like... freakes. The worst ours do is live in ceiling space and piss all over everything, which stinks worse than a cats... That big lug a bug at 7:30 is a Wombat. Great big buggers who shit Cubed Shape shit...
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  13707. Hi Pedro you rock mate👍
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  13708. Greetings from Austria! 🇦🇹 love your channel
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  13709. Always love to see another video from our country :). That Duster there was a Dacia. Very popular car recently in Poland due to being fairly affordable. And I think it's currently the cheapest 4x4 on the market right now.
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  13710. As required by the German road law, a path for the emergency services must be created between the 2nd and 3rd lanes. Anyone who does not adhere to this risks sensitive fees. I think Germany invented the rescue horn and flashing blue light and the sound and color hasn't changed much since then. Manual shifting of course.
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  13711. To answer your second question, the car itself was chassis HRT 043, meaning the 43rd car built by the works Holden Racing Team. It raced on for a few more years before being retired and sold to a private collector, who restored it to its 2003 spec (VY Commodore panels and Kmart livery, basically). It's been sold back and forth a couple of times but it's still in the hands of some enthusiast or another, and comes out to hit the track for special occasions. I don't know who exactly the current owner is, though, and a V8sleuth subscription is $440 (per year!), which is way beyond my wallet.
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  13712. The last 2 Clips were Scanias from Greece. In greece they make them to around 1000hp thats why they smoke so much and have the very load turbo sounds. The first clips or the most of them are from the netherlands. They dont make that much hp overall but they tune the trucks with "open pipes" and custom parts like high pipes to get them loader as stock.
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  13713. Much love from Australia mate, you should see a lot more goodies from the lady’s and gents turning up from Australia !! Cant wait too see your reaction to trying more iconic foods !!
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  13714. Both Tooheys and VB are rubbish in my mind. If ya can get a few stubbies (bottles) of "Iron Jack" or "Great Northern" then your taste buds will thank you. A case of 24 stubbies lasts me a week and on Saturdays & Sundays my wife and I head off for a pub lunch and a few pints of Great Northern (Mid strength beer). Each bottle cap of Iron Jack has GPS coordinates for fishing spots, pubs, camping etc.
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  13715. elbowing myself past the bots : imagine group B was still a thing what type of innovations we would have today. they did so much for automotive engineering.
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  13716. Thank you for sharing your video. Wikipedia will let u know about missings on the "List of German inventions and discoveries".
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  13717. Some of the better countries to explore are Austria and parts of Germany (Hanover, Hamburg, Erfurt etc) as they are MUCH newer than other areas of the map
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  13718. These videos are fun to watch with the beer tasting , when i see a weird beer in the shop i always want to taste them. keeps it fun drinking beer .🍺🍻
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  13719. Congrats on you shout outs mate, they were awesome and well deserved. your hard work and passion for aussie motor sport is spreading . On ya mate
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  13720. May I suggest Kvass, basically non alcoholic bread beer (like 0.05%) Very good on hot days, got a taste for it working in Kyiv for a few years. Or something from Ireland, specifically Donegal. There is a local producer that has a drink called Football Special.. really good stuff, particularly from a glass bottle rather than plastic.
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  13721. Yeah im Australian and these bugs and and insects are a little overhyped unless your like in the outback where u see them everywhere, but @IWrocker if u want to react to my videos u can because I use my GoPro to capture my holidays in Western Australia like Albany and Rottnest island. U guys should check it out
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  13722. Biggest problem is they bloody near destroy the track in a single race.
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  13723. Drove that in the 90’s in a little shit box going less that 20miles an hour because it was so steep and my poor little car was not coping, but so fun to do.
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  13724. HAPPY NEW YEAR IAN AND DANI XOXP
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  13725. We have a few awesome zoos here. The one in Sydney is called TARONGA PARK ZOO...it is on the most expensive real estate in Sydney, views of the Opera House etc. The animals are well looked after 😅
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  13726. BB = Best Before. It's a way of getting many suckers to throw out perfectly good food and buy it again. Used By = Perishible item.
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  13727. you are basically making a sponge. then dipping into the flavoring.the first time i made them i had the result .❤
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  13728. I proudly served 18 years under the 2nd flag in group C. Another fun vid Ian.
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  13729. Great find with the video Ian. It takes an American citizen to find a good video about the Australia - China trade debacle lol One point though, the ships arent Australian nor are the crew. I dont know who actually arranges transportation but once the stuff is loaded onboard, whatever happens after isnt Australia's responsibility .
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  13730. Well... that's one giant kick in the grapes. I joined the channel when I bought my 2017Power Wagon and enjoyed all the content. I mean I'm going to stick around to see what the future holds. But I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't disappointing with the crummy news. Best of luck with the channel Ian just the same, looking forward to what's next.
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  13731. Some one needs to make a certificate and send it to him citing he's been adopted by the Australian people so is an Aussie.
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  13732. They currently make twin charged production vehicles, blows my mind 🤯🤟🏽
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  13733. I'm sure you've heard these before - the 2004-2005 F1 V10 engines send a chill down my spine when I hear the sound. Here is Fernando Alonso driving a 2005 Renault on the course at Abu Dhabi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L96tYRRF1qI
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  13734. I went to Tasmania and someone asked me where I came from. As a joke i replied Australia.......they then asked if they needed a passport to go to Australia! True story.
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  13735. Kinda cool to see vid about places that i walk :) It's also funny, when you realize how many movies was our country in. 1) Prague... so many films... Like, the first Mission Impossilbe. 2) Jeseniky... I think some parts of Hellboy were shot there. 3) Brno... Scarlep Pimpernel, Babylon A.D. with Vin Diesel 4) Bohemian Switzerland, that arch, Pravcicka brana, was in Narina 5) Cesky Krumlov was in The Illusionist, Hostel(s) 6) Kromeriz was 100% in Amadeus, 8) Vranov nad Dyji, i know that chateau was in XXX with Vin Diesel 9) Litomysl, The Scarlet Pimpernel again, also the birth place of the best known classical music composer, Bedrich Smetana. Also, @8:20 look at that Saab drop top! 10) Mikulov? I've been there today! :D I don't know about any movies shot there, but the historical part is too beautiful. And the wine? You get the same as everywhere else. You can get some pretty bad stuff useful only to attract insects, but you also get some spectacualr stuff! If you ever come here, i suggest maybe hooking up with some Czech utubers to do a collab. e.g. The Honest Guide are guys who make it their mission to show how beautiful this country is, and how to see it from all angles, not just the usual tourist traps.
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  13736. Some 'Vegemite Combinations' to try.. Vegemite and Lettuce Sandwich. (You can also add cheese and tomato) Vegemite and Peanut Butter. Vegemite and Tomato on Toast (My Favourite) Add to anything you like with salt with.. Cheers
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  13737. It's a beautiful place Australia. And I mean every state has amazing features everywhere 👍
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  13738. Antarctica is a dryest continent actually but it is true that it gets very dry here and we go through so many droughts so fires are common.
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  13739. i drove trucks out of the uk all over europe back in the 80s and 90s, you get used to different roads and conditions and adjust automatically, but they were the best days of my life, loved every minute, although fitting chains in winter wasnt the most pleasant of jobs, but you did what you have to do....peace Tim
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  13740. You may have heard of DIN ("Deutsche Industrie Norm") as in for instance with the paper size "DIN A4". Nowadays they have been converted to EN ("Europäische Norm"). From my experience, Siemens is responsible for about half of these norms 🙂.
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  13741. your the first american i know that can actually pronounce brisbane correctly, keep it up!
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  13742. Oh my, she's precious 💕 Love to you all. Welcome to baby Sydney.
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  13743. Really nice video, but there is a well-known Saudi website for selling cars and others. The name of the website is (Haraj)/حراج if you want to see more
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  13744. Aussie fave, twisty roll, or sammich.... fresh bread roll, butter, with twisties in it.... not real healthy but yummy hah.
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  13745. I had the fortune of having a ride in one of these about 18 years ago. The guy who owned it bought it as an invest as he knew that they would increase in value. It only had 20k km on it back then. Was a sweet ride.
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  13746. You ain't seen nothing yet, this was the ultimate rally beast! 🤯 And you still can see this truck in a museum in my hometown Eindhoven! 👌🏼✌🏼 VisioRacer This 1988 Six-Turbo Truck Was Too Powerful For The Dakar Rally https://youtu.be/zedjnP4jZQ8
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  13747. Wonder World channel had to wait years to trade mark the name as it was show in OZ in the 80's... The owner of the channel is an Ozzie!! Awesome watch some of his Clips!!
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  13748. Now you need to watch ‘Extreme Dinghy Racing in Australia’ by Red Bull Motorsports channel.
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  13749. Hi Ian , The little truck at 7mn is a scania vabis serie 55 to 110 perhaps !
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  13750. Robert Eyre I heard from a guy from Tahiti who came to Brisbane to observe our airport due to similarities. What he told me really impressed me with the requirement in Tahiti that if you remove one tree, then you must replace each one removed with 2 fruit bearing trees. Great idea.
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  13751. I know potentially they are looking at having these as a one make race series! It's track weapon designed and built to show how good an EV race series could be.
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  13752. Check out the clipsal 500 in Adelaide also the classic Adelaide rally through Awesome mountain roads
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  13753. With the turns, you have to remember that the racers take the full width of the track for their corners, while normal drivers are restricted to one side.
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  13754. You should watch something about Barras Bravas in South America... That is passion
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  13755. Don't worry mate It is dry almost everywhere 90% of the time
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  13756. Snooker is really therapeutic. And great to watch at night. When I came home after going out, it was either Bob Ross or Snooker 😂
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  13757. My mum had that Cake cookbook when it was first released in 1980. She made heaps of cakes for myself and friends kids, that we all remember well today. P.S. If the recipe calls for Castor Sugar, then buy Superfine White Sugar as Castor Sugar is not easily available in the US.
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  13758. I'm with you Ian! I wouldn't be anywhere near that chain!!!
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  13759. Just curious, have you reacted to Mark Higgins driving around the Isle of Man TT circuit? If you haven't you should, its epic.
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  13760. You guys are so surprised on the generosity. That’s just the Australian way!
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  13761. I am from Melbourne but l love the Adelaide Hills. I live only half an hour from the Yarra Valley having lived for 30 years in the Dandenong Ranges and l love seeing your videos that remind me how blessed we are in this beautiful country .
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  13762. Going barefoot. I don't know how school goes these days but back in the '70s, at least in Queensland, kids didn't wear shoes pretty much at all. We ran around the playground barefoot and went into class barefoot too. It wasn't until grade 8 (first year of highschool in QLD back then) that shoes, black leather at that, were compulsory.
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  13763. I have lived here for a tick over 74 years & have only seen a small fraction of what we have to offer.
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  13764. Chocolate and vegemite is a good combo... seen it on MasterChef Australia a few years back i think with Heston Blumenthol...
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  13765. I’m a Melbourne girl and I looove Tassie soo much Been there so many times Best scallops in the world!!! 💯 Beautiful people Amazing scenery Love tasmania x
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  13766. Chapeau for your interest outside US. Greetings from Bavaria. For your beer contest : Try to get Augustiner Edelstoff, from Munich.
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  13767. Hey, I live in Murwillumbah 😁 Ian, you pronounced Murwillumbah perfectly! Usually if I am on the phone with a business whose head office is in one city or another, they will opt to spell Murwillumbah back to me rather than try to pronounce it 😂 Name meaning = place of many possums 😊 Luna is beautiful by the way 🥰
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  13768. @7:00 Redbull grabbed a wheel from the Shell team instead of their own.... basically ..... OOPS!!!!!
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  13769. You and your gorgeous family, including your lovely Father-In-Law have always been so grateful for anything that you receive. I love the idea of paying it forward. Thanks for enjoying all things Australian. We are all pretty proud of our country. I love the way you are teaching your children to give back as well. You all rock. ❤❤❤❤❤
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  13770. The Spudshed is a fantastic food store here in West Aus. Woollies also does the free fruit for kids, great way for kids to eat healthy stuff without mum and dad saying so! After all, who believes their parents? lol
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  13771. Damn that sounds like a mean ram I love it
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  13772. 🦘🇦🇺💯⭐️🌟✨️☄️🇦🇺🤑🤮🤢🤣👈
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  13773. The "Ř" was pretty good! :D It's basically r+zh combined
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  13774. I know Australia has a reputation for being expensive but the bread and oat prices in the USA are a bit crazy. Converting AUD to USD, standard Tip Top brand loaf of bread at Coles $2.27, 1kg of Uncle Toby's quick oats $3.24.
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  13775. Spots are red, pimples have yellow heads, large pimple = boil, large boil is a carbuncle. Chunder is Aus. slang popularised by Monty Python. Brits say puke or throw-up. Sleeveless vest/under shirt is a singlet. Suspenders hold up stockings, Braces hold up trousers.
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  13776. Incredible video Ian! I have seen the Argonaut Octopus before but what a fascinating animal a real survivor from the prehistoric times it's a sub-order of a type of Cephalopod. The sunset, Milky-way and southern lights is beautiful but I think it must be a blend of at least 3 photos. I don't mind snakes or spiders but those ones falling out of the ceiling in Malaysia OMG I would need new undies trousers and a mop and bucket 😅
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  13777. Bundaberg. Opening with the personal bottle had a tear in my eye 🇦🇺🇱🇷✌️
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  13778. American: "Drive through" German: "Drive in" I think the word "through" wasn't easy to remember. The word "in" exists in German too
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  13779. 3:25 The big problem with a lot of usually city drivers on outback highways is that they sit so close behind a semi that they can't see what's coming, even if it is a dead flat, open highway. All they need do is back off a hundred metres and have a peak. Most cars/SUVs/4Wds have enough acceleration to safely pass without going in blind.
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  13780. I live in Victoria, we call it Mel Burn. Not Mel Born Many shorten it to Mel b 'eh' n the aspirtated version without a vowel sound. Like Melb'n
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  13781. Great at Aussie BBQ’s… beer and snacks! A very popular way to entertain at a summer BBQ
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  13782. The weather varies dramatically. The north, Brisbane and above, will almost always be hot, often humid. Melbourne gets cold though. Thank you for the video.
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  13783. Gippsland is a region in Victoria. It’s also well known for its dairy products.
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  13784. This turn sharp. An ecolo nightmare but an effective move-machine.
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  13785. The Liberty is a Legacy everywhere else in the world. The brand "Legacy" is protected for the ex-services charity called "Legacy" in Australia.
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  13786. 0 to 100kph (60 mph) in 2 seconds, 4wd, small hatchback 2 door cars....love it!
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  13787. It's been told that Mount Panorama is on a similar level to the Nuremberg track in Germany. Especially from the blokes that come from overseas to race the Bathurst 12 hour (which at this point in time shits all over the Supertaxis 1000 which isn't that hard now seeing there's no Australian built Holdens and Fords now...it's now just a yawnfest! Bring back the Group C era!)
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  13788. This. Please.
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  13789. A classic 😂
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  13790. I'm 76 and have only seen cassowaries twice and only in a zoo how privileged is this young couple . In New Guinea some native tribes use the Cassowary as bride price when looking for a wife They are extremly dangerous and could easily disembowel you with their talons . However there is a tame Sulphur crested cockatoo that visits me that scares me more , the little bastard attacks my bare feet every chance it gets and my large dogs are terrified of it .
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  13791. do they take advantage of that law :)
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  13792. At last you return to the path of righteousness... ;) The XC Falcon Cobra was built because Ford Australia had a new model in the pipeline and needed to clear shelves. Two-door Hardtop sales had never been very strong and by 1978 were down to as little as 120 units a year - bad news when there were still 400 shells in the inventory. One idea was to paint them black, add a Playboy bunny and market them as Playboy specials, but that was rightly shot down as being inappropriate for a family car manufacturer. So Edsel Ford II put his hand up. He was in Australia to help round out his education, filling the role of assistant marketing director, and he had an idea: Cobra stripes. That was it, just give 'em Cobra stripes and a new badge. It was an established Ford brand, and it would only cost as much as an extra run through the paint shop, so Ford went for it and created a legend. The effect was done by painting the whole car Bold Blue, then taping out the stripes and spraying the Sno White over the top (with Olympic Blue edging to hide the seams) - one way to spot fakes is to run a finger over the edges, or just check the stone chips. Mechanically, though, there was nothing on a Cobra you couldn't get on an ordinary optioned-up Falcon - same 302 or 351ci Cleveland V8 (200 of each), same 3-speed auto or 4-speed manual gearbox, same four-wheel disc brakes (ask me about that, the way those were introduced was a laugh in itself...!), and although the Globe alloys, dual exhausts and reversed bonnet scoop were all very tough-looking, you could get those on pretty much any Falcon if you ticked the right option boxes. So it was a bit of a con, but it did the job. Australians went absolutely nuts for them, all 400 sold out before they even hit the dealers, and for a while anything with a Ford badge had to have imitation Cobra stripes as well. After all, there were no more Hardtop shells coming down the line, so they really were "limited edition". And, it was the brainchild of the great-grandson of Henry Ford himself. All that comes with one proviso though - if the car above is original. The fakes are many because, as I said, it's really just a paint job. The originals were all 302's or 351's, but there may be some mad lad out there who's taken an old Falcon Hardtop and given it a 7.0-litre Cobra Jet engine. I don't know of any, but I hope one's out there. On that topic, a '69 Torino Talladega is one of my bucket list cars. Edit: "What's that?" That is a VB Commodore, with Group C fender flares and whatnot.
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  13793. You've learnt to speak and understand Aussie I watch on of your old ones other day You couldn't say Ford barra engine or the area in Vic they where built So you've come a long way you need to go back and watch 🤣 You now seem to understand how we pronounce our letters now Cheers 👍🇦🇺
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  13794. Nah mate. The yanks have got everyone covered....
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  13795. Dick Johnson’s crashed car. Emma - ‘Oopsy, uh-oh’! Sums it up perfectly. 😂😂😂
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  13796. I’m 45, and have owned a LOT of trucks, jeeps and cars over the years. By far, my Power Wagon is the best truck I’ve ever owned. Still running stock tires, which even at that, this truck outperforms any others I’ve owned. I’m sure I’ll switch to something different when time to replace the tires, but they haven’t let me down yet. . Trying to compare the PW to a Raptor is really apples to oranges. The Raptor is more of an off-road Baja rally racer type truck while the PW is more of the off-road mudder. . I could have went with any truck on the market, or took what I had for a down payment and threw it into upgrades on my last truck, but the PW was the best truck for my needs. I don’t regret or second guess my decision one bit.
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  13797. Great reaction and original video. I think she did a pretty good job all round. When we lived in the States my wife worked as a waitress and there were some days she made next to nothing and some days she made great money. However, I think that one of the better things about this system is that when you get your bill that is all you are paying. No calculating the tip, no added tax - you just pay the bill. You can also be confident that the servers are making good money and the owner of the restaurant isn't getting rich off the neglect of employees. On the ozone hole, it is something of an urban myth. The truth is that the ozone layer is thinner over the whole of Australia then it is in other parts of the world but it is not exclusively Australia. There is a greater thinning seasonally over the Arctic and Antarctic. In the 1970's it was discovered that certain substances like hydrofluorocarbons were damaging the ozone layer over the whole earth and it was severer in some parts, mid-latitudes, then others. To get the message across, or perhaps simply as a result of the way things develop, this idea of an ozone hole started forming. From the mid '90's the use of ozone depleting chemicals has been highly regulated or banned. The amount in the atmosphere is declining and ozone levels have been predicted to be restored to pre 80's level by 2050 in mid-latitudes and 2065 over the polar regions - so great job humans for responding to at least one crisis effectively. Having said that skin cancer rates are high in Australia. It is a rare combination of predominately fair skinned people living relatively close to the equator - but I imagine Florida has exactly the same issues. Skin cancer rates are higher in the northern regions of Australia then the southern so calling Sydney the skin cancer capital is probably a bit off but then who wants that title anyway. But having said all of that I go back to my original comment I think she did a really good job at identifying the differences - light switches are an interestingly difficult difference to get use to. Lived in Texas for 7 years and never got fully use to it, but enough so I had a problem when we moved back to Australia.
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  13798. Merry Christmas 🎄 from Cologne Germany 🇩🇪 😊
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  13799. I live very close to this road, south of it, almost 100km away. I think I did it last year 7-8 times, 5 times only by motorcycle and the rest by car. Many foreigners come to see it, mostly thanks to Top Gear. A lot of motorcyclists from Europe. It's a shame that the asphalt on certain sections has deteriorated in recent years, but they started to repair it last year. I hope that this year I will go more times than last year. I start each motorcycle season with a ride on Transfagarasan. Until June you cannot cross from one side of the mountain to another, it is closed due to the snow. In the lower parts from the beginning of the road, on both sides of the mountain, where there is vegetation, forests, you can meet bears on the road. So come visit...😅😅😅
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  13800. If you’d been listening you’d have heard those seeds came from a company in Santa Rosa, California and so bio security isn’t an issue. Wander into almost any plant nursery around the world and it’ll be full of non-native species. A Sturts desert pea is the least of their worries.
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  13801. Ohh you got some musk sticks. :D They along with Vegemite are both in the Swedish museum of disgusting Food. So I am very interested to see you both try those. 😂
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  13802. This is the start of an actual race. Ferrari helmet cam footage. You'll enjoy it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnyFSfLmxUU&ab_channel=F1Jackman
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  13803. I agree. The view east from Mt Tamborine would be to the coast and the Surfers Paradise high-rise. That is blue ocean beyond the high rise. Brisbane would be north and not visible. I spent a lot of time around that area growing up in Brisbane.
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  13804. Smiled the whole way through, so great to see an American appreciate and enjoy our culture... you'd fit in really well here, you're already a mate of ours , cheers from Downunder !
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  13805. Great stuff man. I have been stuck in Hospital in Townsville for a month and love seeing your daily videos. Keep em coming
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  13806. That 5:30 weird car was a Lancia Beta Montecarlo, its Group 5 version was MAD. Also that white crazy Golf plays with +800hp, and the black Evo closer to 1000hp. Most of 4wd turbo cars in there push well over 600hp. Got to see them in Falperra a few times, they are MENTAL.
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  13807. I used to go Bangar racing since a child and I'm in my seventies now and it can be held at stock car track as well, but basically you just need a field. Personally I used to prefer the F1 stock cars that had different classes with different colour roofs and those fastest cars (Red Roofs) would start at the back and the beginners (White Roofs) would start at the front. The other colours being Yellow and Blue roofs for intermediate drivers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwvILkDiq5s
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  13808. Even though I can get into the smallest available parking spot because I had a good teacher who taught me so well, I even taught my husband to do it more efficiently, I wouldn’t have tried to park in the second spot. It’s incredibly disrespectful to the cars around her, to know that she bumped into them and also they may not have space to remove their vehicles. For reference, I am Greek and live in Athens which is hell to park. But, yeah if you can’t park in Athens, you will not park in Athens.
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  13809. There's a Mopar ute currently running in the Sydney leg of Street Outlaws Australia
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  13810. the panama bit had me in stitches hahaha
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  13811. We get tornados out to sea off the Sussex and Hampshire coast - sometimes they come inland and that's where the trouble happens. One of them back in 2000 did loads of damage to property in Bognor - it shifted my mum's Mk2 Golf away from where it was parked and further down the same road it tipped a VW Type 2 camper van onto its side. The older Victorian and Edwardian houses were fine (my parents had an Edwardian terraced house back then), but ones built in the 1930s and later sustained a lot more of damage with roofs, garden walls, fences and chimneys trashed, plus some trees, telegraph poles and lamp posts knocked down. Caravan parks are usually the worst hit.
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  13812. Yes, you can feel he is very open and have a nice mentality. It's also very interesting to have an "inside" view of how people living abroad think, things he say about USA makes me realize it's pretty different than in our clichés about them
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  13813. Here, in Indonesia, intersections with traffic lights are more common than roundabouts, those roundos can commonly be found in a city and there'll be some sort of statue or something in the middle, so we have both lights and roundos, while it is true that roundabouts can be quite confusing, all it takes is just to learn how it works, learn the rules (yield to incoming traffic, which lane to be in, when to change lanes, etc.), practice navigating it a couple of times, and everything's good.
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  13814. huge assortmnt ;D good luck guys
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  13815. I loved your reaction to the overgrown weeds might mean that it's abandoned! 😂 In the Balkans we barely have money for the upkeep of our roads and mowing the grass is usually at the bottom of the priority list of publicly funded labour. In my small town that I live in Bulgaria I only see the grass being cut at most twice a year. And the potholes are only "fixed" (filled with a thin layer of asphalt) every election cycle! 😄
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  13816. I don't know why Australia gets singled out for huntsman spiders, they live in Asia, Africa and South America too. Laos is even home to the giant huntsman.
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  13817. You miseed the best imo belgrade Zvezda and Partizan are the wildest .. btw what kind of trucker do you got it looks very good greetings from Czechia.
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  13818. CGP Grey is one of the best Youtubers when it comes to explaining things. Another one is Jay Foreman. If they drop a new video I have to watch it immediately.
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  13819. I love you guys over 3 billion animals perished in the fire's much love from Australia
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  13820. Its always so much fun watching you talk about my Country Austria. I think we have to invite you soon ;)
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  13821. Another ripper Ian, thanks mate. There really is NO stopping us when the US and Ozzie's get together. in my opinion the 2 most innovative countries on earth. Love EVERY video you do mate.
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  13822. Join us at saudi arabia, we got so many sand there and you can have alot of fun there! 🤟🏻🤪
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  13823. during restoration it looks like they have smoothed it out, they take 2 frames and morph them to create an extra frame in between to its not so jumpy like old films usually looks.
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  13824. Hey Ian! When you do eventually come to Australia, you should make a travel log of your holiday. It would be really interesting to see how you experience things as you experience them.🙂
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  13825. Merry christmas from New Zealand . . Tell your kids i waved back . Take care👍👋🇳🇿🙏
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  13826. Make longer vids cuz we enjoyyyyy it 😍😍
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  13827. Wow, Ian you have started something here. The number of international conversations going on here is amazing. Didn't realize you had so many Canadian followers. 🇦🇺🇨🇦
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  13828. Merry Christmas to you all from Sydney Australia.
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  13829. Try looking at some of the old utes, we have basically had a 4 door sedan, 2 door coupe, wagon, panel van and ute version of our cars. Holden Kingswood had a 4 door sedan, 2 door coupe (monaro), station wagon, panel van (sandman), a mono body ute and a separate tray ute. Early commodores didn't have a ute or panelvan variant, but they returned in the late 80's with the VN commodore. Holden Kingswood are the base trim versions, it has minor trim levels (Belmont, Premier) while still being a Kingswood, there was a extended body called the Brougham, the 2 door coupe was called a Monaro and the top of the line was the Statesman. The earlier commodore had no statesman variant but the trim level names changed to Commodore and the minor trim levels, Calais and Statesman (but with later commodore variant). The VL Commodore, or VL Calais came from the factory with an RB30 Nissan motor that's related to the R31 Skyline. Panelvans were discontinued with the Kingswoods. Ford Falcon also had the same body variants as Holden did until the 80's when the panelvan was discontinued. The Falcon name changes according to trim level...Falcon has a few minor trim levels under its name...then it advances to Fairmont with its minor trim levels...next is Fairlane/Landau/LTD, this is the highest trim levels of the falcon. There were also Chryslers with the same bodystyles as Holden and Ford with utes, panelvans (drifter), 2 door Chargers, pacers etc. Etc.
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  13830. Scania is the Latin name for Skåne, Sweden's southernmost province. I have not worked at Scania (Volvo makes better looking trucks) I do, however, weld cabs to Volvo's Wheel loader at Volvo in Hallsberg /Sweden :)
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  13831. You're almost an honorary Aussie by now 😊
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  13832. Did you see the end of the video? He asks a student from Czechia and he nearly got everything right. BTW Charles II is the head of state of Canada.
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  13833. If you want some more crazy boat racing from Australia, check out some of the racing boats at the Riverina Derby. Absolutely insane. Love the Longtail races though.
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  13834. I wonder if you guys will actually get sick of Tim Tams. 🤣
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  13835. You can do what this lady experienced in most major cities down in Australia
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  13836. I don't have much interest left in the series, after following it closely since the late 1970's - too much politics, no more locally made cars, being a parity series now, and a fan base that's becoming increasingly toxic - but Bathurst is still a very special race. I still enjoy it, and I'm sure you will too. Hope you do get to watch live! I think 7plus stream it live, not sure if you can log into that, but maybe (Cough) VPN (Cough)
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  13837. I love Whitaker’s, it’s a kiwi chocolate, ethically sourced and I think palm oil free.
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  13838. Another great mailtime. Great to see mrs iwrocker with her new hats. The akubra is epic, old-style quality. A 'coin saver' in australia would probably be called a piggy bank or money box.
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  13839. Congratulations on the new baby, and for having your priorities right. l am a Aussie and l travel overseas and it is very expensive and l travel alone. Love to you and the family.
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  13840. I play poker on an American website which doesn’t allow swearing and a few times I’ve been chatting and typed in ‘fair dinkum’ and it was blocked for swearing. Maybe YouTube is also demonetising because of Aussie slang that they also wrongly think is swearing.
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  13841. You guys bring so much happiness and joy 😊 Thank you❤️ Greetings from Bulgaria.
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  13842. Could not agree more, Steve P. You've really got to get as far away from the bright lights of the city to see the stars. And as Ian was saying, many Australians never get to see the stars from the vantage point of the outback as they all live in big cities on the coast.
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  13843. Btw bro..next year the World Endurance Championship will be a little bit like it was in the 80s and 90s...with many factory teams coming back to the main category (Hypercar)...Ferrari,Porsche, Toyota,Peugeot,Cadillac and some others like Lamborghini,Bmw are set to comeback to the championship... I think you'd really like it
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  13844. I've heard of a couple but some of I've never heard about before it's fascinating
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  13845. Cmon mates , we need to get some COOPERS over to the USA Come to think of it , it may be available in some places over their !
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  13846. 2022 has been a crazy year for weather events, with floods, drouts, wildfires, heatwaves and so on. Everybody stay safe and lookout for each other. We're near the record temperature here in North West, England. Just taking it easy and keeping hydrated.
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  13847. You might be surprised how many of them use the (Swedish) Haldex awd trans. From VAG (Inc quartro) to Saab to GM and Ford https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haldex_Traction
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  13848. The HQ's ran 202 Cubic inch (3.3 litre) straight 6 Holden Red motors, same as the legendary LC & LJ Toranas, and averaged around 100mph (160km/h) lapping the Thunderdome.
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  13849. Kmart in the suburb of Eaton, Bunbury WA, used to live there, was the first Kmart I believe to go open 24/7.
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  13850. Ian you need to check out the variety bash that happend in the out back please check it out and you will see how the out back looks so yea please check it out
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  13851. Agree. I got soooo scared testing a DS the first time. But you get used to it, and after some time you don't even notice the difference. A terrific experience in so many ways. I's easy understand why my uncle's family had a DS when they made really long road trips through Europe with a camper van in the 70s and 80s. Much later I owned a Citroen BX and could enjoy the same "floating on clouds" gas suspension, it was perfect for commuting.
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  13852. As an Aussie who loves a good sausage roll, and makes them, mostly for myself, I can say that yours look delicious. Minced meat is just ground meat. Beef is the most common meat used, I like using sausage mince which is almost like a paste. Sausage rolls are very versatile when it comes to flavours. I like adding cheese and bacon to my mince mixture. I have never piped my meat, I use my hands to shape it. And I cut mine into individual pieces prior to cooking, more crunchiness that way.
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  13853. Room temperature on bread Vegemite, Hot toast Promite Trashcan Marmite
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  13854. 10:25 Ian you got to remember that she raced in a period in which you may want to call the height of the macho era @1970-85. And in one of the most male dominated elitist sports going round at the time. So any 'female' even getting close to their achievements was an affront to their 'masculinity'. We can look back now and say chauvinist etc., and thankfully times have changed. But you would of been hard pressed to find anyone (within that sport) at the time disagreeing with him. Publicly maybe privately not so much. Love your content.
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  13855. Just to let you know, when you take a road trip out of the cities and there could be 200km to the next station, you come across "Roadhouses". The differences are that they all have sit down restaurants and toilets with showers. Most truckies stop there to rest and eat. The downside is that because of their remote location, the price of fuel is much higher. Driving across the Nullarbor is almost double the cost.
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  13856. Happy to see you back safe and well and looking forward to what comes next on your channel all the best Ian.
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  13857. I work on alot of the silo,s in aus .i went all over southern aus building these silo,s.the silo cell hieght is 108 fett tall
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  13858. Looks like they are doing this puling between jobs 💪
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  13859. I'm from Czech and I love my country.🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
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  13860. Gambrinus is very good too.
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  13861. i know milo is very popular in malaysia but it's Australian.
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  13862. I'm in Kelowna,BC. Canada. We have drive through cold beer and wine. It's handy. She( usually a female) , will put it in the box, backseat, trunk, hand. Whatever you want. Just don't drink yet. The fines, and other possible consequences are no joke. I do the ya nah nah ya as well Ian. Good stuff bro.
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  13863. Shepparton is also the home of the Springnats…. And it is less than an hour from the Holden museum in Echuca… so well worth the time to see both museums on the same trip
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  13864. You've got a great channel Robbie.👍
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  13865. If you get to see a photo of Rambo from behind you will be in no doubt that Rambo is a ram. 😁
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  13866. I have no real interest in cars but I find myself watching your car videos along with your other videos. Now I’m interested to find out what happened!
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  13867. This is why the station wagon is so popular in Germany (trailer hitch included): so that almost everything can be transported. However, an old American "Airstream" is my absolute dream trailer.
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  13868. It's worth saying, Kimi in his prime during the McLaren days, was as good & fast as anyone, if it wasn't for the poor reliability of his McLaren though the mid 00's I'm sure he would of had at least another 1 world drivers title to his name! You have to check out his greatest ever race, which features one of the best overtakes right at the end, it also involves a field of screaming V10's!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf4axwL-jPU
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  13869. Aww thats so nice you listened to the comments, to try out Orangina, they also have a blood orange Orangina which also is very good!
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  13870. Grew up on Vegimite, until i met Promite and ive never gone back
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  13871. Yeah, Ian, I agree. As much as I love the idea of small-time supercar makers, yes, I still consider the Vector W8 my Grail car. If I won a big lottery I'd hunt one down. I just see this as a great idea that has been choked by budget versus aspiration constraints, and the developers are doing an Elon by promising diamonds and delivering Zircons.
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  13872. northern territory of bloody australia had/has no open road speed limit. Freaked me out when I was sitting on 100mph and a cop flew past me like I was stopped!
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  13873. Green's brownies. Green's have very tasty products. I prefer to use their gravy over using Gravox which is more well known or perhaps popular? That Holden Story box, is worth a pretty penny. How generous of your viewer.
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  13874. I drove across this in 2013, and yes, it is way more impressive in the flesh. It's huge!
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  13875. In the last box, that red purse is a pencil case for the kids at school. Put all their colouring pencils, lead pencils and erasers in there.
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  13876. I think your babies might be a bit young for the Minties. and Jaffa’s, two of the best Aussie lollies. I hope someone sends you MUSK STICKS!
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  13877. Look into cooper discoverer AT3.. it's a lighter tire, it will improve your mpg a little, they are great in the rain, dry,mild mud,snow, and they will fit your budget😁👊🏻
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  13878. I recently started watching your channel and as a German i enjoy your content so far. I just subscribed to your channel, so let’s get that 100k.
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  13879. Great job IWrocker fam. My 2cents: I reckon "self-raising" flour would make a difference. The cake part is a sponge cake mixture - with lots of air in the finished cake. Also you can put the finished Lamingtons in the fridge for a while for the cocoa icing to set. They look delish :) . Cheers.
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  13880. He never won Bathurst but he came 2nd 3 times. Met him back in 88 or 89 when he was driving a Ford Sierra. We used to go down to Oran Park when they used to race the touring cars there and walk through the pits meeting all the drivers. Good times...
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  13881. I am from Germany, trying to learn some basic Polish, but I don't pay too much attention to all the accents; it's just super confusing to remember which letter comes where and how to pronounce it. So, yeah, I know they are important, but as I don't plan on ever living in Poland, I think I will be understandable. The reason I am learning Polish is that part of my family lives there, and except for my uncle, who speaks some German, they speak neither German nor English, and it's really hard to communicate with them. While I don't talk to them too often, I think it would definitely be nice if I could speak it at least somewhat, to have basic conversations.
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  13882. I love the Magpie songs
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  13883. I've been in a car with Brocky at Darlington Park in Brisbane amazing experience and he really did drive like it was a Sunday cruise. It was effortless for him so he'd talk to everyone we had in the car & glance at the track occasionally & turn around & talk again. Scared the shit out of a couple of women that day 🤣
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  13884. Arizona drinks are sold in Australia in limited outlets...and I've tried Fluff with peanut butter courtesy of an American friend, and some places sell Pop tarts. 👍🤗
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  13885. Did you notice the small plow under the truck?
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  13886. Well he had his tackle hanging out , that would've been easy bait 🤣
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  13887. Nowadays Australia has practically become (mainly due to the influence of Rupert Murdoch and the LNP selling out the country) a US vassal state. It's depressing as hell having the increased RW American influence of privatising everything and the selfish "Freedumb" movement as we call it over here. Australian culture is supposed to be about mateship, treating everyone equally no matter how rich or powerful they are, and being chilled out. We should not be a militarised nation, and we should not have any enemies. Unfortunately the US has been increasing its military presence and bases in Australia, as well as Murdoch media pushing the RWNJ rhetoric.
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  13888. I've never seen a tipping request anywhere in Australia. Squeaky Beach in Victoria was recently named Australia's best beach.
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  13889. Great to have you back bro!! Love to all the family. ❤🙏🤙🤙
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  13890. Nice work mate 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺👍from North Brisbane....Gubbi Gubbi country
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  13891. Here in Braunschweig is the Wolters Pilsener Brauerei
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  13892. Accents: Unlike the US, which has a different accent for each state and even city, Aussie accents don't really have differences between states. It's more like city folk have a relatively light accent, and the further you get from a city, they just sound more Aussie. The funny part is that Sydney has multiple accents based on which suburb you grew up in. Like, Penrith has a weird thing where they pronounce "th"s as "ff"s. So they pronounce Penrith as "Penriff". The Southerland Shire sounds like a slightly stronger Aussie accent mixed with a bit of "surfer dude", as another example.
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  13893. Dick Johnson Grand Prix Turbo XE Falcon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTp1YYEjlNM
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  13894. I'm loving Pedro's moustache, as it reminds me of past famous Australian cricketer Merv Hughes, who sports a mean one too ;)
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  13895. Another sadly ignored type of brew is the super delicious "Schwarzbier", or "Black Beer" - it's a more typically Central-Eastern German beer that has strong aromas of roasted malt and brew-malt which result in a slightly chocolate-ish aroma with distinct coffee notes. It's way better than this sounds - the one most likely to be available internationally is Köstritzer from Bad Köstritz in Thuringia. It's a beer that I only encountered with re-unification couple of years down the road in the mid-late 90s and it's such a treat if you are into less bitter beers - it shares this with it's south eastern equivalent the Bavarian wheat beer, only it's more substantial and "wintery" than the light and "summery" Bavarian speciality. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
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  13896. The beautiful game! Nice video, glad you are enjoying the football journey. Nice video :)
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  13897. I completely and utterly agree with you. Ian puts both a smile on my face and a genuine sense of pride every single time he loves things in/or about Australia. Cheers.
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  13898. Absolutely loved this video guys... what a great idea to share some of your culture with us. Thoroughly enjoyed this... thank you.
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  13899. Just call it Holland... 😄
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  13900. I would contact Guiness World Records on this one, there is not record currently held.
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  13901. All good they’re wearing safety glasses Edit: I just realised they aren’t even doing that 😂
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  13902. Look'n very Aussie there Ian 😀 👌
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  13903. The fossils are pronounced cry-noyds. My dad, a geologist, was the first person to prove that crinoid stems branch. Doesn’t mean anything except to other geologists, but he was pretty excited.
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  13904. Omega was the base level trim of the Commodore and we called them longer wheel base models either the Holden Statesmen or Holden Caprice depending on trim
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  13905. Wholesome moment at 10:01
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  13906. Frill necks are the BEST lizard! No, they don't spit venom hehehe. They will run on their hind legs at trippy speeds to get away. They will rise up on their back legs and tail and flate out that big frill to scare large potential predators. They will also try to lay flat against a tree trunk. As you approach, They'll move sideways around the trunk to try and stay out of site. They are way cool! The longest I've seen was nearly 2 metres long, 5 feet from nose to tail tip.
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  13907. 9:08 he was saying: My god the poor children at school
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  13908. I lived in Wellington (where she is) for 30 years before I went to live in Moscow in 2015. I came back to NZ in March 2020 because of you know what. She's right there are few to no bugs in Wellington, but once you get north of about Tokoroa you have bugs in summer. And yeah, 25 C / 77 F is about the hottest you get in Wellington city in summer, but if you drive 45 minutes to the Kapiti coast or across the mountains to Wairarapa then you can enjoy 30-35 C (86 - 95 F) in the afternoon but then return home to Wellington for cool sleeping. Wellington in winter averages about 10 C / 50 F in winter in the day time. Nights are about 5 C / 9 F lower any time of year, and a bad weather day is 5 C cooler than average and a hot day is 5 C hotter than average. Now I'm living fairly far north, about 100 miles north of Auckland. Average in winter is 15 C, a good day can be near 20, and a bad day 10. And again, nights 5 C cooler in winter, 10 C in summer.The 3 bedroom house I've been renting since January has only a wood fire in the living area for heating, and no cooling. Most of the summer it works well to open all the windows (with fly screens at night) and close everything tight during the day. There were about 10 days in February with 30 C or so when this wasn't enough and I went out and bought a 4 kW portable air conditioner (like a big dehumidifier but with one hose sending hot air out a window) which was pretty much enough to keep things ~23 C inside. In the winter I've mostly used the portable air conditioner for the heating. It's been enough to keep the house 22 C if it's at least 10 C outside. I've only started the wood stove about 15 times the whole winter (mostly just evenings, but a couple of days). The fire is a bit cheaper to run (and more powerful) but it's a PITA that it's out in the morning, takes an hour to put out real heat, and needs wood added every hour or so (which has to be obtained, dried, cut, carried...) Electricity is very expensive here in the far north, at about 40c/kWh. That's 22c US at the moment, but for five years until a couple of months ago it would have been 26-28c US. My electric bills have been Feb $206, Mar $149, Apr $182, May $$294, Jun $331, Jul $297, Aug $290, Sep $271. October looks like being $200, but it's dropping every day. Nov&Dec will probably be $150. Btw, this house I'm renting has half a dozen banana trees in the garden, with very nice bananas. Also fig, guava, persimmon, apple, mandarin, lemon.
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  13909. Hi Ian, your surprise about the roundabouts but no traffic lights will show you how fast he crosses junctions without red light waiting time. Isn't it interesting?😊
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  13910. You definitely have to check out some more videos with Peugeot rally cars and stuff they have been dominating rally in the past especially with the Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 you should react to that thing as well :D
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  13911. Sorry but us Kiwi’s say jack squat too, along with sweet f**k all and jack shit lol and diddly squat as well
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  13912. Lovely to see the family back at the table. I swear Ian Arnott company should employ you to do their adds. God bless you all from Queensland Australia 🐨🖐
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  13913. You certainly captured and distilled British Rallying down to its essence. The thrill of seeing a production car been driven hard down country lanes and gravel tracks is part of the fun whilst the main stimulation behind rallying is hearing a car in the distance and waiting for the sound to reach a cacophony as it hurtles past and then experiencing the sound as it continues at incredible pace, the sound lingering in the distance, the spectators braving the elements to witness this spectacle and the huge respect from the audience to all competitors, regardless of country of origin or budget to compete.
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  13914. Norman's interview with Paul and Linda Mccarthey is awesome too. He does a great spot with frank Zappa who Zappa liked so much he let him play hamonica on his Sydney show. I also think you should check out his songs ABBA salute and Kiss Army I loved Norman Gunston and Agro
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  13915. It blows my mind that some of these bands/ singers can be even considered to be American.. For example, The Police, Amy Winehouse… Even One Direction. They were famously British 😀
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  13916. Love Spanian, he's so authentic, aware and caring, and entertaining! 🙋👍
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  13917. Greetings from Poland for you Ian and for my neighbors❗
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  13918. For your break, aim at the edge of the pack, Allowing for drift with spin, to hit about half ball on the outer red with running side. Probably about 60-70% power. Not sure about the game mechanics,. But that's the shot to play.
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  13919. Beautiful couple ! But come on guys I went to the LA Auto Show & I was amazed. I am also a proud owner of the 2010 unlimited however the all New 2018 I believe they did a GREAT Job. So give it a chance..
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  13920. you awesome video, about that danfoss company it is actually a danish manufacturer that has grown to be an international company now, in Europe it a very common giant company
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  13921. If you love SKodas you should check out the Skoda Felicia Fun, very cool pick up
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  13922. Aussies are reviving the old F5000 category. Called S5000 it's open wheelers with a 5L V8. GRM is developing the cars. Only small for now but I reckon it's the future of Aussie motorsport.
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  13923. I can imagine that you miss the sound, since you love combustion engines. But I was never really fond of those roaring sounds, so the Rimac Nevera is an absolute dream for me, especially for the silence. :)
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  13924. Beer. Yes we can buy US beers here in the UK, but we also get many French, Italian, Czech, Irish, Indian. Some US companies are buying their way into the brewing industry. For example, Coors is a big seller of beers in the UK. My “local” is a private club, you have to be a member to enter and use its facilities. Coor’s is a main supplier, but the club is independent, as regards to its buying policy, so it sells beers from SA Brain Brewery, Guiness, ciders and lagers like Heineken. Pubs are either Tied or Free Houses. Tied houses are owned by a brewery so are restricted in the brewers products that the Inn sells. If they are a Free House, the Inn is privately owned so are often independent on beer suppliers. Some independent clubs, such as sports clubs fund their buildings cost by taking a loan from a brewery thus reducing the number of brewers that thy sell. The range of beer from my local supermarket is great, I just did a search for beer from Sainsbury’s Supermarket and gave me 278 choices.
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  13925. My sister is married to a kiwi from Christchurch and has 3 sprogs with him, in 2000 i went over for a holiday and one thing that still today i can remember more than anything else is how clean the streets are over there, no rubbish laying around i don't even think i seen a cigarette butt, everyone knows what a bin is. 👍👍👏👏👏🤓 good on you bloody kiwi's. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  13926. I am Canadian born and have duel citizenship with Australia as I have lived in Perth for 30 years So lucky. Yes the 2 best countries in the World.
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  13927. Living in Austria (and not far away from the actual Pinzgau the truck was named after), I often see them driving around, either as military trucks or as a work horse in the mountainous terrain. The Pinzgau is not as versatile as the Unimog, but it is better at being the offroad truck. It is lighter, and nimbler in heavy terrain.
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  13928. Next thing you know they'll take credit for inventing New Zealand 😂🤣😂
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  13929. Sydney is growing very fast.
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  13930. Phillip island is a purpose built circuit in my state. Moto GP race there annually along with the super bikes. I go to the classics there regularly. Great place to watch the racing
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  13931. Thank you too mate! I’m from the uk and happy to be here when you hit 100k!
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  13932. You don’t need to justify yourself! Also congrats to you and your family on the pregnancy!
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  13933. I had an XE when I was a teen. Man, what a fucking massive, heavy car, it's amazing to me that they did so well on this track.
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  13934. I am so sorry that you had some damage ... but you always seem to have so much fun. And a great attitude. I am always such a proud Aunt. Love you.
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  13935. G'day Ian, yes everyone has an Accent when they come from a different Country and that's where they grow, Australian speak mostly with the same dialogue but in England and America this can differentiate every few miles l wonder why as the US and OZ are almost the same size and we have greater distance between our City's why is it so, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  13936. The Chaser is legendary. A.B.C tv. Love our dry sence of humor ❤ Your reaction is worth watching Ian
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  13937. The UK imports a lot of its food, including 75% of its fruit and veg. Food to the UK comes from all over the world (and fresh flowers every day from the Netherlands). This means a lot of difficult country to country logistics and hauling thousands of miles, so it isn't "way easier" at all. For instance, the UK imports most of its bananas from Central and South America as does the USA, yet bananas are slightly cheaper in the UK. Why? US food could be much cheaper but as usual, it's all about the bottom line and the American people get ripped off time and time again (and then try to justify it).
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  13938. There are plans for a new variant called the strikemaster. It will have a missile platform a smaller M142. The thing that is missed is the different variants can be modular, so you can replace the base if damaged. I believe it only takes a few hours to move from command to ambulance.
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  13939. Its vegemite toast for me...
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  13940. That sounded delicious. Ian you mentioned great sounding rally cars. To me the best sounding and most iconic of them all is the BDA Mk 2 Ford Escort. Favorite sounding engine of all, personally is the Holden 308.
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  13941. Man you guys are great! Pedro's a legend! Every video is gold.
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  13942. Watching you and your family always lifts my spirit, thanks guys.
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  13943. I live in Darwin. It is a beautiful place. We only have two seasons: the wet and the dry. The best time to visit Darwin is during the Dry. During the wet season we have monsoons and alot of places that you would like to visit become unreachable during the wet. The Dry is our version of winter and is the best time as it is cooler and less humid then our wet season.
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  13944. I'm glad you love our cars.
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  13945. japanese are immortal
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  13946. Fun fact: If you look at the OG Unimog and the OG Multicar and you look at how both developed over the years, you'll notice how the Unimog has grown quite a bit each time, but the Multicar stuck to its size more or less. The OG versions are nearly identical in size.
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  13947. At 15:14 perhaps the Yoga Australia advertising didn't leave out Tasmania. Search for the Aussie slang "map of Tassie"
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  13948. You really don't know how much that Holden collection book box is worth do not get rid of it even do not get rid of the brown box but has the Holden symbol on it you have really got something special
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  13949. Happy thanksgiving to you and your whole family Ian. Hope you have a great day and weekend.
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  13950. Фоксторт - це мережа супермаркетів побутової техніки, і так, зараз в них є інтернет-магазин. Ще бажаю передивитися ще одну більш новішу рекламу "Повний ціногриз" з лисичкою)🇺🇦
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  13951. Forget the Melbourne shuffle, I wanna see the Iwrocker shuffle?🕺 Is there any footage/pics of your EDM lovin days? 🤪
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  13952. Vegemite!! Sweden, hello you eat salted herring? And Americans love 'sweetened' bread! Bizarre? 😂 Testicles, maggots, bats, urine! 🤪 At least Vegemite has Vitamin B! Lovely tree! 🌳 The Bins should be donated to charity! 🧐 Scan at the beach, then leave quickly! No lifeguard here, just a Huntsman!🕷️ Tassie! ❤️👍 Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Typhoons, Flood, Fire - why have wars? 😪
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  13953. G'day Ian, great to see you've discovered the Calder Park Thunderdome, it was Aussie racing legend and track owner Bob Jane's dream and became a reality for 15 years between 1987 and 2001, as well as Auscar they also ran a Nascar series each year, here's a clip of the 1997 Herald Sun 200 for Nascars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEVqWVqSwCg they also had other racing classes such as HQ Holdens, cheers
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  13954.  @BradGryphonn  They were actually spur of the moment choices....the Aussie Muscle Car magazine was the last one as they didn't have it at Woolies where I grabbed the others but now Ian has 3 copies of it!😁With the 4x4 mag...it'll definitely make Ian drool!😁
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  13955. Trying to protect it Ian but the government is slowly stuffing it up.
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  13956. It was so nice to see the parcels and I love the kids’ cutlery and dinner sets. They’ll always remember them, I still have my set with Skippy the Kangaroo from the 70s and the cutlery reminded me I had the cutest little metal animal spoon and fork, it’s probably stored away somewhere. Dad still has his bunny plate from 80 years ago! They’re lovely to look at and bring back a lot of memories! Nice gift!
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  13957. I always find it fascinating, that scandinavians are able to understand each other mostly, except for the finns. For me it sounds so much different between them as it is different between dutch and high german and we germans are only able to pick some words from dutch. 🤯
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  13958. I haven't seen this breakdown of the crash before. I've seen a few but none so intense as this. Even though I know he got out okay, I'm 3-minutes in and seriously rocked by this once again.
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  13959. Mix the ice cream and Milo until it is a soft serve consistency it's best
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  13960. This 2007 Grand Prix is awesome. I still think you should do a reaction to Sir Jack Brabham. Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  13961. Very nice! Looks like the whole family will be able to get in on the fun! If you are interested in Australian History check out the books by Peter FitzSimons, he was a Rugby player who then became a Journalist and for many years now he's been writing books about events in Australian History, including Nancy Wake (a New Zealand woman who grew up in Australia and then moved to Europe and worked with the French Resistance during WW2), the Eureka Stockade (a Miner's rebellion at Ballarat in 1854), Ned Kelly (a Bushranger who died in 1880) and Batavia (a Dutch ship that wrecked on a tiny island off the coast of Western Australia in 1629) - I hope you and the family are all having a wonderful 2022! Karen 🌷
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  13962. Though a Holden man, I've had plenty of Falcons. They're cheap, you run 'em into the ground over a few years, then buy another, repeat.
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  13963. Nicky Grist the co driver probably is a bit nervous as Colin was known for going on maximum attack at all times
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  13964. Hello from Switzerland. Here in Switzerland they were very present in the eighties and nineties because they were used by the military, today you rarely see them. Privately, they are still used a lot by farmers in the Alps. Unfortunately they are very expensive in Switzerland, a 4×4 in good condition 30-40K the 6×6 over 50K
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  13965. UK here, I drive a Kia which is South Korean, never had a problem with it as get it serviced, I'm lucky though my husband is a mechanic so he does it and we have yearly MOT's on our cars
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  13966. This is a timely video, as the refurbished cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris is officially reopening on 8th December, following the cathedral's gutting by fire in 2019. Btw, my best mate and roomie at junior school had his home in Wales, which I used to visit at least twice a year. It was initially a thrill to be eating breakfast at the table in his kitchen, in the old part of his house. It had been a kitchen since at least 1404. My youngest son's dorm whilst at senior school in Somerset was built in 1350!!
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  13967. Are you planning on coming to Australia?
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  13968. Man this video had me so emotional ❤ love you guys congratulations!!
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  13969. I was there the day the auscar crash happened watching from a mates vl commodore sitting in the infield
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  13970. BUNNINGS! In Queensland and Western Australia you can/could get a Covid vaccine when you went shopping at Bunnings Warehouse. I shit you not. I think you folks have a big Lowes hardware warehouse? Imagine a Covid vaccine tent near the sausage sizzle tent outside a Lowes.
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  13971. If you see a car labeled as HSV, that is "Holden Special Vehicles" and was the officially designated performance vehicle division of Holden. Think... AMG for Mercs. They started after Holden severed its ties with HDT in February 1987 following the Energy Polarizer and "HDT Director" controversies. The Commodore based Monaro was sold in the US as the GTO, but all HSV Coupés sold in AUs had a GTO spec (base spec) and the top spec was GTS or later the AWD "Coupé4". one of the Monaros sold in the UK was a HSV GTO just UK badged as the Vauxhall Monaro VXR (which most motor mags in the UK kind of loved).
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  13972. Lol, I'm now more confused than ever about all this Gridiron stuff . But then again Aussie rules is just as confusing for me hahaha . I'm from Newcastle Rugby League territory I'm afraid so everything else is just not football Oh except Soccer I like that as well.
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  13973. Thanks for showing us your holiday!! I’m stuck at home (Melbourne) with a spinal injury and can’t leave the house - your video took me to another world and I LOVED seeing your stunning pics ❤️ much love to your fam x
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  13974. Don’t worry mate I sent mine in October and only showing it today so I’m sure he will get to it
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  13975. Congratulations buddy,we believe in you mate that's why us Aussies love ya,and you need to check out parabellum gaming,they have been giving you a shout out from Bathurst.😃
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  13976. Thanks
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  13977. The guy who designed the suspension on the Giocattolo, Ex McLaren F1 engineer Barry Lock, also built a very famous Aussie sportscar known initially as the "Kaditcha K583" and later the Romano WE84. It was a DFV F1 powered Group A sportscar driven by an old family friend of ours named Bap Romano. Give that a search Ian. Best sports car we have had out of Australia, well alongside K&A engineerings VESkanda which was also very fast
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  13978. From my understanding the kinder eggs are banned because the plastic egg containing the toy it's self is encapsulated in chocolate and is not visible even though the packaging says not for children under 3 chocking hazard ect... So it's definitely to prevent a negligent parent signing their kid up for a Darwin award and suing. We used to have YOWII eggs in Australia very similar to kinder eggs (toy in plastic egg fully sealed in chocolate) that were purchased by a American company but they now come with some gaps better the two sides of the chocolate so the plastic egg is very obvious and apparently they are sold in the US so I guess the found the loop hole
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  13979. If you have a gas cart, just add gas and it will be full power up to the last drop. Then refuel it in seconds and you are off at full power again. With an electric, they are plenty fast but get lazy as they run low on charge. If you cannot make it back to the charger, you need a tow from the gas cart. Then you have to wait hours for it to charge. Gas is King.
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  13980. You weren't sure about the location of the tunnel, but you hit it spot on first try... the "ports" are in Dover, UK and Calais, France - the train sure is a nice way of getting through the tunnel.
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  13981. IWrocker you & your family will definitely have to immigrate to Australia, you will get plenty of support & help from Australia.😎🤠. That lovely lady Melissa sounds more Australian than American.🥰
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  13982. 7:10 Yes, they are supposed to be cacti. It is pretty useless; however, my friends and I use this as our meeting spot when we go to the city, so not completely useless 😂😂 When you say "Meet at the cactus" everyone knows what you mean 👍
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  13983. Super awesome Ian congratulations to all the family give your wife hugs from Australia xx
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  13984. Nascar has less restrictions so should be faster, but wouldn't be on technical tracks, besides Dick is old af lol, he wouldn't be running anywhere near up to pace. The mustang body in supercars is modified and shaped to fit over the chassis and roll cage which is shared between all cars, whereas the older cars were production based bodies..
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  13985. You can buy beer in crates at german gas stations. Usually around the clock. A crate is 20 x 0.5 liters!
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  13986. Cars regularly lift a leg (wheel or wheels leave the ground) when hitting the dipper. You have very little control, almost no grip and the ground drops away so fast you feel as if your free falling completely blind as you can't see the ground either!
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  13987. I wonder why.. Why nobody mentioned atonishing Nissan Primera, when it actually had their own glorious shining moments in BTCC and won a lot too (1998-1999 and independent Cups of 99-00 and Nissan builded special road GTLE and GTSE versions of this model to celebrate this). That.. racing THING has been astonishing with screaming and growling 300hp NA legendary SR20. Pure diabolical FWD monster.
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  13988. Wow as a proud born and bred Tasmanian this video just makes me appreciate where I live and what I have all within a few hours drive 🙌
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  13989. My uncle lives in Canada. He says our cold is almost the same as over their. Our cold has humidity with it.
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  13990. Group B would certainly have been 800+ hp had it been given another year. Lancia had an S4 with twin turbos and a supercharger ready for 1987, but AFAIK it was never raced in any event, not even Pikes Peak. Also I wonder if Audi had a mid engine car underway, as soon as the first 205 Turbo 16 entered a rally it was evident that having the engine in the front wasn't going to cut it.
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  13991. She sideswiped into a Mehari at the very end - a plastic bodied version of the 2cv which was marketed as a type of dune buggy. If you want to see a load of classic French and European cars from the '60s and early '70s, watch the 1971 Jacques Tati film 'Traffic'. As well as the Citroen DS, also look up Traction Avant which was their first foray into front wheel drive cars with monocoque construction and had a nearly 25 year production run. They even made them with hydraulic rear suspension in the late '40s (the 15/6 H) and also a rare V8 version.
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  13992. Do a review of the iconic Hamilton jet boats
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  13993.  @IWrocker  You'd have a ton of helpful guides ready to help you in all of Europe when (not if) you decide to go. Hit me up for Norway!
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  13994. The first house is in the Perth suburb of Mosman Park, or Mozzie Park. I lived in this suburb when I moved to Perth from Sydney in the 80s. There certainly was some great houses around then but nothing compared to now. The stretch of suburbs along the Swan River from Mozzie Park to Crawley are amazing. The suburbs of Dalkeith, Peppermint Grove, Claremont and Nedlands are superb too.
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  13995. I remember late 90s I was working in a tyre shop Our old local police sargeant use to bring his own personal owned VNSS Commodore which was worked off its nut My job was to put tyres on then test it on a highway with the lights on The reason for this was to make sure it could handle high speeds if he needed to reach high speed Was a great learning experience and glad I got to experience R.I.P old Sarge
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  13996. My uncle is fireman, sadly, he doesn't speak english, otherwise he would have explained yoou everything about their vehicles and the equipemnt. Anyways, greeting from Czechia! (Czechia and Czech Republic are actually bith correct terms but most Czechs don't like the Czechia one, including me...although I'm slowly getting used to it)
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  13997. LX easily the best looking Torana built
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  13998. Blue rocks!😍😍😍😍😍 I also loved White Sands, especially that it stays cool. That sunset was practically 360! Gorgeousness. Great to see you guys having such a fun trip together. Was that Aussie film guy the first watcher you've met in real life? Awesome gifts in Mail time! Thanks everyone!!! I love watching these videos, the generosity warms my heart. Hi to Pedro! 🤗🤗🤗
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  13999. I'd like to see modern cars do this, my bet is they wouldn't do so well lol.
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  14000. im gonna have to send you some chicken salt for your "french fries"
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  14001. Wow, I know we're about 16 hours ahead but oh my
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  14002. Hope you get to visit Australia one day. No visit complete without Uluru, the Kimberleys and Kakadu. Not that many visitors really and often you feel like you’re the only person on earth. It’s an amazing feeling. It’s a connection to country you rarely get to feel anywhere on earth and I’ve travelled extensively to more than 40 countries.
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  14003. There is a lot of craft breweries in US making Czech style brews along with so many other European styles.
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  14004. Of the ones in the video, I would go for the Benz, purely on looks. Here in Norway we have some the American trucks. But they are very expansive (a 2022 Silverado RST Duramax 3.0 Diesel costs almost 123 000 dollars), and in rural areas they are a bit big for the roads
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  14005. That’s what a reactor is meant to do… give their reaction 🙄 if you don’t like it don’t watch. No-one else has a problem with it.🤦🏼‍♀️
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  14006. Driver61 has done a great video on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7bG9sP0jGg
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  14007. The censoring has me dying HAHA
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  14008. My dream would be red RS6 wagon. They look incredible cool
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  14009. I drove the Unimog in the NZ army back in the early 90's. At that stage they did look at the Humvie as a replacement to the Landrover 110 we had as a smaller vehicle. They rejected them on a couple of points. Ground clearance, width of track & maintenance costs. They were too wide to follow in the tracks of the Unimogs and the Landrovers and got beached too often on the offroad tracks out the back of the Waiouru army camp. Nice on the road though, much better than the others and way more torque than the Landie for hill climbing.
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  14010. Loved Kangaroo Island. Been twice. Two hours driving from one end of the Island to the other. You won’t find a McDonalds. The Island produce is top quality. Try a marron. My favourite place to stay on the island is Emu bay. Do rent out a holiday home. It the best.
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  14011. I feel like you might be able to tackle reacting to “Carl Barron”. He’s a classic Aussie comic
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  14012. Back in the 80's Sydney had a place called Brickies, we used for street racing (some street racing at brickies is in the movie "FJ Holden") The Government shut it down for ever in 1996. The old Hombush Brick Works site became a part of the site for the 2000 Sydney Games.
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  14013. Mate, the Boomerang is DEFINITELY a wall hanger, it more than likely is quite capable of flying, but with the art DON'T DO IT
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  14014. How ya goin' mate. Just add GOOD VODKA! My wife's favourite tipple.😊😊
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  14015. Back in the '80's spectating, you'd hear a rotary coming, sound through the trees. Off the throttle, then a big bang out of the exhaust, then on the throttle again. Awesome
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  14016. Hi! You pronounced Ingolstadt correctly. I've been there a few times. The museum and the factory tour are really great. When you pick up your car at Audi, you can visit all the things for free. 😊
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  14017. What a great video!
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  14018. You gotta look at rallycross. Several cars racing all together on a short circuit with different parts of track, dirt and tarmac and they all have to take a detour section when they want .
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  14019. Happy NEW YEAR! When you two placed your face masks on, for a split second my mind thought you were like two outlaw cowboys ready to rob a bank :) Great fun video too,,,,thanks!
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  14020. You should react to some Swedish Scanias with custom paint and interior! It’s kinda common nowadays! Here are some examples. Molanders Transport AB, Wikab, Rüttners transport, Malmbergs Åkeri, Nevab (a friend of mine), JKL Transport. I maybe forgot some but you can also search for Swedish Truck Show or Göteborg Truck Show (GTS) love the vids and keep it up! Greetings from Sweden❤
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  14021. So Gorillaz are essentially a collaborative project. Damon Albarn sings on all/practically all the tracks, he plays most of the instruments you hear and does a lot of the arranging and production. Jamie Hewlett does all the artwork for the fictional band. Damon then invites a wide array of diverse artists to guest on song(s)
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  14022. Thank you bro? C’mon, you know it’s “thanks mate, you’re a bloody legend!” 😅😅😅😂😂😂
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  14023. probably my most favourite reaction i’ve ever seen for you ian. When you plan to come to australia, go and watch the summernats
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  14024. He was one of the greatest…..ever
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  14025. I'm from London (UK). Often ranked as one of, if not the, most dangerous city in Europe. None of us carry pepper sprays because it's illegal 😂
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  14026. Wished I had never left Tasmania. 😭 Loved the freshness of the food and especially the air quality, also the weather suited me. Live in Victoria now and we are already having some hot weather. 🥵
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  14027. We started with the US Legends cars but added the late forties early fifties Holden bodies to them. Later on the went to near current Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon V8 supercar bodies.. A good series but struggled for exposure in recent years. The Surfers Paradise support race you saw had to be around twenty years ago. Edit : I now see it is much newer.
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  14028. Nice reaction. I had a couple mates (we have lost touch now) who were a team in Motor Cross (Moto X) sidecar racing - now that really is mental!
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  14029. You need to know about the Kurdaicha Man. An Aboriginal Elder who wonders the Land & if he See’s you & points the Bone at you it will Spell certain Doom to you. The Aborigines will clear out if word gets passed around that he is about in fear of there own life. It’s like a Ritual. Look it up Mate👍🍻
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  14030. The closest to this anyone in The AU would actually eat is the “cob loaf” Australia’s most popular party pleaser that no YouTuber ever adds into their “top 10 Australian food ” lists, even tho 99% of people here eat/ have eaten it and love it! Basically a round loaf of bread hollowed out and filled with cream cheese, sour cream, bacon bits, spices, herbs etc and you rip-off the edges of the loaf and dip it into the gooey centre
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  14031. 👍 I just finished watching your last vid and boom new upload 🇦🇺
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  14032. Stumbled across this channel couple months ago amazing videos keep the excellent work up love most of your subjects being a Scottish trucker grew up a car nut and rally fan hopefully you get the 100k soon happy thanksgiving to all the Americans 😁
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  14033. I went to university at an international Uni.. Macquarie Uni. I never saw those Red solo cups until I went to a party at an American house at the village and they had them all set up for beer pong games. They kept them aside for parties for like 3 years. They were from Monash University, New Jersey.
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  14034. Some serious 'The Italian Job' vibes in that video.
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  14035. You're a good bloke, mate, and we can't wait until you grace our shores.
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  14036. Seeing Pedro hop out of the Camaro at the end...I bet he would be quick on the draw : )
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  14037. Actually i was born in Leuven. As you can see, every nice has a statue. But each of the statue's pedestals in turn depicts a scene. If you want detailed pictures, hit me up.
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  14038. @Hamburgers there are several theories how that came to be, but one that I personally like the best is: It comes from the Hamburger Frikadelle, which some people put on a bake roll... Someone brought that over to the US and bam, the Hamburger Frikadelle became the Hamburger :)
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  14039. YouTube has videos of 'Go The F**K To Sleep' being read aloud by both Morgan Freeman and Samuel L Jackson 👌
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  14040. Another liked subcategory to the Main V8 Supercars was also the Forgotten V8 Ute Racing Series Holden and Ford going at it Me n dad supported the Jesus Racing Team Hahaha Not 100% sure, but pretty sure.. they used the Factory Motors with limited Mods like Suspension and Exhaust
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  14041. Ireland is beautiful! I have been there ones on holiday, it is stunning! Gr from the Netherlands.
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  14042. Maybe you'd find the review of Unimog by Doug DeMuro. I like how he gets into the details, how he can't stop laughing, and how great he finds this beast :) If you haven't yet, I suggest you see it :)
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  14043. When we went to the USA we travelled Sydney to LA. It is about a 14hr flight but we got through it by organising a flight that landed around late afternoon/night so that we could eat and sleep as soon as we got to America and rid ourselves of jet lag. On plane entertainment for us included watching movies, sleeping (if you could), reading and bringing travel games. As for shop times most stores are a 9am-5pm opening. Grocery stores and some department stores hours (i.e. Kmart) can be opened any time between 6am-10pm.
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  14044. I held a Senior Executive Position with an iconic retail group. I was accosted by an elderly customer who reported the Australian Flag was being unflown - upside down = DISTRESS. I was horrified & rectified it myself immediately then went through the chanels to educate THOSE RESPONSIBLE - It Never Happened Again.
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  14045. Oh, you have to do a video on the tallest bridge in the word, it is SPECTACULAR. Simple in design, but just jaw droopingly tall, bridging one mountain to another across an ENOURMOUS valley. I bet it cut down so much driving time between the places it connects. Also it's often above the clouds. Just stunning.
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  14046. cheers bro for the video, God bless you all :)
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  14047. Citroen is a very special marque in the motoring world, unfortunately it's historic contributions are often overlooked or forgotten as their main focus is always middle of the road small to medium sized cars. To those who enjoy quirky design, Citroen has always been ahead of the crowd, often to their detriment, but never for those who appreciate the unusual & futuristic. Citroen is probably most famous for it's hydropneumatic suspension (not air), first available to buy on it's super futuristic DS in 1955. It was so impressive that Rolls Royce licensed the design & to this day the fluid for the system will often say on the bottle 'for Citroen & Rolls Royce' ;-). They have made some amazing executive cars over the years, in order they are the DS, SM, CX, XM & C6. Sadly for now at least, the C6 was the last of the hydropneumatic models & was truly incredible to drive, I describe it as a tank crossed with a hovercraft, it was rather beautiful with sweeping lines & quirky detailing, arguably Citroens best overall luxury car. Where they have often gone wrong over the years, damaging their reputation with many drivers, is by using sub-par materials, implementing poor electrics & overall being somewhat unreliable with low resale values. However, if you can find a well looked after classic, with everything fixed & with nothing left to do, you'll be in for a treat & with many admiring looks from other drivers. My 1987 CX Safari is a cracker, when all is going well ;-).
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  14048. Ian, good one. Looking forward to the sequel!
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  14049. The kids saying thank you is the cutest thing ever 🥰 enjoy all your new goodies!!
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  14050. I've seen the one in Coonalpyn, South Australia. Not till you see them in person you get the idea of the sheer size of them.
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  14051. Was anyone else worried about those power lines overhead....or just me?
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  14052. You need to watch butterfield's response to this video, and Joshes reaction to butterfieds reaction to this video.. Keep the chain going.
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  14053. Love the..... Beware of Wife...... magnet on the fridge 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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  14054. On the drowning/learning to swim thing another perspective was told to me by my father many years ago. When he as a young man was in the navy in NZ he was told by old salts that in their youth they were told not to learn to swim as if you went overboard swimming would only prolong the inevitable and a swift death was desirable. This of course had its origin in the sailing ship days where a ship could not go back to pick you up but it was still around in the 20s/30s I have never thought of Americans as stupid, and I've met a few both in the military and through civilian employment in many countries but education at the basic level seems abysmally narrow and there seems to be an attitude in many of doubling down when corrected/ challenged. There is a saying that I quite like, "stupidity is forgivable, ignorance is not."
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  14055. on the drivers license subject : I am 16 and I am currently passing what we call "conduite accompagné" in france, which is a little drivers license you get before being 18 that allows you to drive but only with an adult the has a driver license. That allows me to "train" before passing my "permis b" which will allow me to drive alone. Great video too man, i love seeing people learning about my "culture" xD.
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  14056. You need for sure come to Germany and taste all the varieties of beers that we have here. We have more than 5 thousand varieties of beers. Cheers from Munich
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  14057. Ian if you want to check out a police motorcycle unit from the Netherlands who do a lot of ambulance & vip escort work check out VERKEERSPOLITIE DEN HAAG they have their own YouTube channel.
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  14058. He was the European Champion in Minigolf (also called Bahnengolf). In Germany, they even have a Minigolf Bundesliga. Those concrete courses are the most common over here. By the way, the British call it Crazy Golf compared to "real" golf.
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  14059. And that's what the Aussie spirit is all about. Thank you for spreading the love.
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  14060. Don't through the dinky toys boxes and packing away! These are collector items with a very good value!!!
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  14061. It's a little-known fact that you have to drive across Cahill's crossing to reach Mt. Panorama...
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  14062. I grew up using ft/lb for torque doing mechanical work, so in that context, I can relate to foot/pound easier than Newtonmeters. However, my new torque wrenches have both measurements so I'm learning to use Nm. As for vehicle torque and horspers, I am easy with both measurements.
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  14063. The term "Power-Couple" fits on so many levels to those two. It is such a beautiful story. Fun fact: That exact route is nowadays a testing route for the self driving cars for Mercedes. There is somewhere a video about that too.
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  14064. I’m a plumber in Adelaide I decided to try the trucking industry. Love cars love driving love operating digging machine but trucking is soooo hard not as easy as it looks at all
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  14065. Thank you to all emergency services. Especially the fire fighters who fought the bushfires of 2019/20 and saved so many people (myself and family included).
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  14066. There were no sand traps then, if you ran off the end of conrod you could keep going all the way to the town center. When you see the mini doing a u-turn that's where he was. These cars were so stock that many teams fitted tow bars to the race car and towed a caravan to the track to live in. They removed the tow hook pumped up the tyres to 60 psi and went racing, then drove it home after the race.
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  14067. We got another 2 weeks of rain forcasted for Brisbane. Pretty crazy atm
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  14068. Coming from east tyrol, it is soooo crazy seeing you to react to a video shot in east tyrol.
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  14069. Also, have you ever looked at the Phase 4 yet? The Aussie muscle car that was banned before it could be released?
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  14070. New Zealand also uses currency notes of the same type as the Aussies. We also have one and two dollar coins and got rid of one cent coins years ago. Most shopping now is done with cards and a 99c will be recorded as such in the transaction, only cash purchases involve rounding up and down and we don't even notice it as being unusual. It certainly saves on pockets full of small change.
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  14071. Wish we had these rules up north aswell. also the german discipline when driving. Never felt safer than when i was driving in Germany.
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  14072. 7:16 I’m also not a fan of USA, but it’s funny Dutch saying that USA is racist, just google “sinterklaas” and you will see. Also I lived 9 months in the Netherlands and they think they are superior to southern Europeans, for example. (Sure, it’s not everyone, etc… but the feeling I got was that one). Anyway, just as disclosure, anyone would feel safe in the Netherlands, regardless of skin color. I don’t think the same can be said about USA. More kids die in USA due to gun violence than in Ukraine due to war. Which is crazy!!! So school shooting, is something that I can relate to USA.
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  14073. Having travelled to the US from Australia 20+ times, been to at least 25 different states and driven thousands of miles (one trip I clocked up over 8,000 miles) I've never had one safety issue. I've found the majority of Americans very friendly and super helpful.
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  14074. Brake assistant systems are available in all truck brands by now I guess. There is a debate to make it mandatory for german trucks, AFAIK, but there is always the money factor. From what I heard, Mercedes is quite big in driving assistant systems. They have all sorts of stuff in the pipeline, like lane keeping assistants, distance keeping, or even detection of cyclists when turning in intersections. And finally the fully autonomous piloting - thats what all manufacturers want to achieve, and to be first in it.
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  14075. Love that horn one at the end. 😂 What else can we connect the horn too. 🤔😂
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  14076. I was born about a 20 minute walk away from The Sydney Opera House , and that Beautiful Lady has a very special place in my heart and soul , thank you so much for featuring her , mate 💚🇦🇺💛
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  14077. Please Iwrocker react Bruce Wilson Scania new generation R770 in USA?
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  14078. Had little to do with running Lanz Bulldog's... BUT, I have had a bit of experience working with a Field Marshall, another 2stroke single cylinder tractor & could also run backwards... If you think the piston is big, then consider the stroke that makes the bulk of that displacement... The cranks stroke will be half the length of the conrod that was partially in shot... Both tractors came with a kerosene burner to heat cylinder-head to ease cold starting. The Field Marshall had a handle that sprung out of flywheel & there was a two & a half turn groove/thread cut into outter edge to engage a decompression wheel/bevel making it easier to turn over by hand. It was also possible to start by turning over to a certain marker, undoing a plug into cylinder to which a 12gauge blank shotgun cartridge was fitted & plug replaced before striking protruding pin with hammer to "Auto-Start" it, as the manual claimed... Beast of a tractor, but I much preferred the Aussie made Chamberlan 9G! (Only tractor to enter RedEx Trials! lol) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_Marshall https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tail_end_charlie_gnangarra_01.jpg https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/Chamberlain_Industries
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  14079. I 'am also a fan of Cobra emergency. Loving the fact you got and enjoyed this footage, welcome my brother from across the pond!😄
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  14080. Stiegl is from Salzburg/Austria
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  14081. Ian yes this is the new Tourism add for Australia 🇦🇺.
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  14082. Porsche is German and is pronounced "Por-shuh".
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  14083. Fluoridated water in Australia was first available in Beaconsfield, Tasmania. The same place that those miners were trapped for two weeks and made World news. Strange that the percentage is less in Tassie now
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  14084. "All 4 Adventure" is the Australian TV Show you really need to check out if you really love 4×4 sight seeing and camping. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  14085. Huge congratulations on this fantastic achievement, well deserved.
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  14086. Looks good. Hope it's successful enough for them to launch international branches, or at least incorporate them into existing McD's menus.
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  14087. So thats why my local shop had not Timtams in stock 🤣🤣 Ian has them all
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  14088. Love waking up to their laughter here in Sydney suburbia ❤️
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  14089. Slingshot was built to pull the bend out of rivers 😂🤣😂🤣🤪
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  14090. I have a Melbourne Aussie accent. I remember once at a business dinner I was sitting with a fellow Aussie with a thick accent, a Brit from Essex, a Brit from London and an American from Utah. After about 5 minutes they were all looking at me weird. The Aussie asked if I was ‘taking the piss’ ( playing a joke at their expense) Apparently I was responding to each person in their respective accent and slang. Didn’t even realise I was doing it 😂 Amazing what a couple of wines at dinner does.
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  14091.  @IWrocker  I agree with everything@Teagirl009 has said. I’d add that cigarettes and alcohol are expensive here because they are very highly taxed to reduce consumption (and rake in tax dollars 🙄)
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  14092. Hi again; with Australia, our land mass is practically identical to the contiguous USA, but well over 90% of the population live near the coast. Further inland is where you find either all the farmers, then cattle and sheep stations. (we don't call them ranches, instead they are Stations) Consequently because of the huge amount of room, the stations here are much, much larger than anything in America, even Texas. Since we are a continent unto ourselves and having such a formidable coastline, the beaches can be fabulous.
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  14093. Definitely come down to Tassie. It's actually closer to the equator than Chicago
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  14094. Love your vids mate keep up the good work you should do a video on the (Anzac-Australia New Zealand Army Corps) or the Australian Army the Australian Department of Defence have some pretty good vids you should check out have a good one boss keep up the good work hey
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  14095. That money being sent is pretty cool. Did you notice when you opened the box and commented on the detail and they forgot Tasmania! 🤣
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  14096. I am italian lived for 20 years in the netherlands. I speak spanish, italian, dutch, german, english and a little bit arabic
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  14097. I'm watching this while I just got up and having vegimite on toast. Here's a tip if you drank a bit too much out on a night on the town have a vegimite sandwich or on toast before you go to sleep so you it helps not hoping to have a hangover in the mourning. The vitamin B helps. 👍
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  14098. The traveling bit makes sense like America has so many states that are kind of like all of Europe in a way, so when a American goes from state to state it’s like a European going from Italy to France.
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  14099. Thanks mate! These videos are always bit outdated, but OK! I like your videos wery much, but this time I have to disagree about the comparison between the US and the EU being like same kinds thing. It is pretty far from that. But I totally respect your point and I really hope one day you will experience it by your self😍😍😁Best Regards from Finland.
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  14100. A reaction to a POV British Hill Climb event would put your eyes on stalks, much narrower courses than in the rest of Europe 👌
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  14101. looks so good - love from Melbourne, Australia!
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  14102. Toucan and Puffin. Well they are the names of certain types of pedestrian crossings, in which there is mainly five. Zebra, Pelican, Puffin, Toucan and Pegasus crossings. KorrkytheKat UK PS Here's an example. On the Beatle's album "Abbey Road" The Beatle's are walking over a Zebra Crossing.
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  14103. You'll be safer here Ian in Australia mate ,,,, My first experience of the USA was back in 96 . I checked out a sports store in Honolulu and OMG !! What I saw was lots of huge movie type military / terminator guns that were on display and ready for sale , and the bullets !! I was only looking for some fancy Nike shoes 😳
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  14104. I’m a Ford guy but I still drool over any tuff Holden
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  14105. I'm old enough to remember all these, it was a great time to be growing up! There are a lot of great old Aussie ads you should look for some more!!
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  14106. Those great big western star trucks pulling roads trains were built in my hometown. Kelowna. BC. Canada. My last ten years were spent heavy hauling in a star. It's the most comfortable truck I've ridden in. Sadly, in the 90's, the factory work went to our neighbours to the south. A few of my friends actually lost jobs, or relocated to the states to work in the new plant. I used to haul parts from different suppliers in the area. It was a good time.
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  14107. Ian , I'm still pushing you to react to Aussie music , specifically The Seekers singing, We are Australian and Waltzing Matilda - Pleeeez
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  14108. hey guys, great show and tell episode. i believe that wooden item with the hole is a bottle stand/holder where the neck of the bottle goes in the hole and sits skewiff sideways using gravity. looking forward to the next installment
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  14109. Been up to Black Mountain it is different You drive along the road and there it is wild to see. Pine Gap no one knows anything about. Tully UFO and Westall 66 UFO School sightings very big, also Frederick Valentich UFO disappearance all worth a look.
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  14110. You're going straight into the brazen bull for mistaking Greek 🤣
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  14111. The sugar cane should have given you a clue that it was northern Qld. Other than that, you did awesome! And the first one (Broome) I got wrong - I was going with Karratha (northern Pilbara, rather than fully up in the Kimberley). However, those northern half towns are all pretty much the same - lots of palm trees, lots of bouganvillea, almost impossible to tell apart unless you recognise a name.
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  14112. There was another time that the federal government backflipped on a deal with the NT. It used to be that a very large section of the Stuart Hwy through the NT had no speed restriction, similar to the Autobahn in Germany. Because of this in 1994 a legal "cannonball run" was held between Darwin and Alice Springs and back, around 4,000km. During the race a Japanese driver lost control of his Ferrari F40 while entering a checkpoint at high speed. The crash tragically killed 2 competitors and 2 officials. The incident received a lot of bad media coverage internationally and as a result the federal government put pressure on the NT govt to introduce speed restrictions on its roads. The NT rejected the request because the unlimited roads attracted car/bike enthusiasts who wanted to test their machines and provided a lot of much needed tourist dollars. To force the deal the federal government said they would pay 100% of the maintenance costs of all main highways in the NT. The NT finally agreed and introduced speed restrictions to it's roads. Over the next 10 years the federal government continually reneged on the agreement. In the end the NT started removing the restrictions on a trial basis. If there was no significant increase in accidents they would remove more restrictions. I'm not sure of the current situation but when I last went through the Stuart Hwy between Alice Springs and Tennant Creek was unrestricted and many other limits had been raised to 140kph. The rev heads had also returned. NT 1 Feds 0
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  14113. They can drop a little Arial Atom on the track and watch it eat it up. I had a Mitsubishi Gto the weight Vs Tech was a serious issue. Personally its ok. But there are a ton of cars out there that i would have over that one. But someone will buy it for the potential financial side of it being a rare vehicle in the future.
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  14114. Hiya, I'm not really a fan of the whole reaction channels thing, but I think your approach is refreshing. Having watched quite a few of your videos now, I made thd decision that your channel is well worth subscribing to...... so I did. Good on you mate. Keep up the good work. I'm down here in NZ and enjoy motorsports of all varieties.... excluding formula 1, if you get the time, check out the NZ stock car teams racing.... it'll blow your mind.
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  14115. we have the same ones in kiwi land. my brother needed 26 stiches on his head when he was 14 and he still craps his daks during spring ;)
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  14116. Showing my age but I really miss the petrol stations that filled the tank,checked the oil and tyres,mind you it was changing at that time but I could still find a smaller place that still did it all and always with a friendly chat
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  14117. I had a 76 Crown in the 80's. Excellent cruiser for road trips. 2.6L Alloy head straight 6. Was a perfect grandads car for a teenager, I never got stopped for dui once 👌👌🤣🤣
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  14118. I saw the Bundaberg thing coming. You’re in a fine league alongside Adam savage
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  14119. Great job. Glad to see you embracing the Aussie culture. Much respect. Could I suggest checking out some Clipsal 500 videos
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  14120. This was almost my reaction when I first visited Havana, Cuba in 2001 !! It has been followed by SEVEN subsequent visits .. .. ..
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  14121. 5:08 Australia's national colours are green & gold the same colour as the national floral emblem, wattle. Our flag is too similar to other flags to base uniforms off it. The states are the same each have colours for sports uniforms because all the flags follow the same format.
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  14122. Today bud Your video was by far the most useful for my truck to date
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  14123. In the UK we also have quite a few kit-car companies (sometimes called replica cars), this is where for a cheaper price than buying a new car you buy the parts and build it yourself. Caterham Cars is one company that does this as well as selling their cars already built.
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  14124. Generally, in most of (at least western) europe the general rule is if there's a traffic jam or just a one way road and u hear an emergecy vehicle coming, u just make space for em till they have passed. As for traffic jams... I'd say that they are to be expected if you are headed to major cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Paris, etc. I'm not certain but i guess it is because alot of people go to work in those major cities at the same time, which is one of the main causes of said traffic jams
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  14125. Remember doing the Gibb River road and coming across a crossing in a small 4wd that didnt look great ( all rocky not like this) and waiting till a land cruiser turned up and I followed in his bow wave, camped on a river bank one night and remember getting up and shining the torch on the water and remember seeing lots of red eyes in the water!!! Welcome to Australia!!! was fun talking to the tourists I ran onto during this drive!!
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  14126. Can't say I've ever noticed this many Milo products here in Qld.
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  14127. This list is really weird when it comes to German beers. The breweries are world famous and export a lot, but: 1. Only wheat beers / wheat beers are listed. In Germany, however, more lager and above all Pilsener is drunk (Pilsener especially outside of Bavaria). The beers are all from Munich, but at the Oktoberfest (in the 1 liter beer mugs) lager is drunk, not wheat beer. Germany also has many good Pilsener and lager beers e.g. König Pilsener, Warsteiner Pilsener, Krombacher Pilsener and as a lager the famous Augustiner Hell (and Export). I also mention large breweries here because they are easiest to find abroad. There are even better beers from smaller local breweries, but they are hardly known abroad and usually do not export. 2. The bottles are predominate 0.33 liters. Wheat beer is usually drunk in 0.5 liter glasses. There are hardly any 0.33 liter glasses. For wheat beer you should drink from the right wheat beer glass, and it simply tastes better from the larger 0.5 liter glass than from a 0.33 liter glass. 3. The beers mentioned are from large breweries and the quality is actually not top, good but not top. Against this background, I find it surprising that the relatively large Schneider brewery from Kehlheim is not on the list. I recommend the following breweries for wheat beer: Hofmühl, Gutmann, Schneider Weisse and (by far my favorite) wheat beer from the family brewery Jacob from Bodenwöhr in the Bavarian Forest. 4. Anyone who likes wheat beer will love Weizenbock. However, it is a seasonal beer (Lent), but tastes good from practically every brewery. Simply put, it's a stronger wheat beer. You usually don't really taste the higher alcohol content, but the taste is much fuller and more extensive than normal wheat beer. In both cases, don't forget to get the yeast from the bottom of the bottle into the glass. It carries a lot of taste. (If the yeast remains in the bottle, you can flush it out with a sip of water.) Not only because of this, but also because of the head of foam, pouring wheat beer is not particularly easy for beginners. If you pour too quickly, too much foam forms because wheat beer contains a lot of carbonic acid. If you pour too slowly or if the beer glass is very cold (and damp) or dirty, then too little foam will form or none at all. But better too much foam than too little. Frothing up a flat beer is not so nice. You can stir it, but I don't recommend that. but there is a trick: throw in 3-6 grains of dry rice. The drinking temperature is always important when it comes to beer. Pilsener can/should be drunk fairly cool, British and Belgian beers moderately cool and wheat beer even less cool.
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  14128. Thanks mate for showing my home state. Really lovely place. <3
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  14129. Surprisingly it does get quite nippy at times on the coast in QLD. It's more of a cyclic thing repeating several times through winter. When the weather systems in the southern ocean line up they direct blasts of Antarctic air straight up into Australia. As that air passes over central Aus it dries out. Eventually it can make its way to the QLD coast and drop temperatures to 5c or less in coastal central QLD. Of course inland it already can get cold in winter and those air flows just makes in colder. Temperatures do go negative in some parts of QLD. The Antarctic air generally makes a lot of Australia experience quite pronounced drops in temperature.
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  14130. Its from Austria ( EU ) atleast from siigns and its pretty common in EU to have this crazy backing in to companys. Alot companies have atleast 1 more entrance :D ( worked 5 years as builder and know how its crazy do get trucks to specific places to unload them ) :D
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  14131. Yep Yep Yep Shit happens!
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  14132. 0:55 Days in mangrove country, Sandflies, mosquitos, relentless sun, cuts, and abrasions. Yeah, he was gunna be a red mess. I've experienced one night in a similar environment with no way of repelling the bitey bugs other than a sleeping bag. I had to keep part of my face exposed so I could breathe. In the morning I discovered that during the minimal sleep patches I got, the mozzies had been on my eyelids. They were swollen to the point that I could barely open them. Yeah, nah.
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  14133. Love watching these videos with you. I'm a huge rally fan aswell. Great video 😊
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  14134. Surprised that Arnotts didn’t hit American with the deluxe version straight up. If they wanted market share ,why not win customers over with the top shelf product🤔 The worst that could happen is that they might need to introduce a triple coat Tim Tam for Americans wanting to dial it up.
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  14135. Yes as he said the sedan (stateman in Holden's case), ute and wagons are infact the same to the A pillar, however the ute and wagon have a lot more in common apart from the obvious rear doors etc.
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  14136. Sisu Auto makes mainly trucks for specific, heavy use like dump trucks for mining industry, other earth moving and timber trucks. They also make military vehicles, mainly off road trucks (4x4, 6x6, 8x8, 10x10). Sisu manufactured also the XA-180/185 and XA-200 series of Armored personnel carriers for decades (with several different versions). They sold the APC business to Patria Ltd, the largest Finnish company in defence industry.
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  14137. Welcome back mate, missed you. Hope the family are well
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  14138. In Queensland Q1 plate is on a Ferrari California Convertible and the owner is reported to have refused an offer for over $1 million in the 1990's
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  14139. Ha! Some Brits took me to a german restaurant in London in my honour. I had them order me a früh kölsch too
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  14140. The irony of the Buttsman saying the #1 reason Australia is awesome is because we make accurate lists, while stuffing up his list...looool!
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  14141. Damn Firbank Grammar knocking it out of the park
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  14142. you should check out the 50+ age tournaments. Like grandpa's going at it. Still amazing to see as they go for bicycle strikes still even at that age.
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  14143. Love your vids mate your family is so positive and happy, makes me smile keep doing you
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  14144. I’m jealous of your Bundaberg package ! You know with those Truck pamphlet/magazines, Ian won’t be reading any “adult magazines” 😂😂😂 Emma was sooooooo funny during that unboxing 😂
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  14145. If you want some Really awesome Nurburgring laps look for videos with Sabine Schmitz (RIP) She was the "Queen of the Ring" and used to drive the bmw Ring Taxi, a fully race prepped car. She was also famous for almost doing the lap in under 10 minutes in a bog standard diesel transit van
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  14146. Congratulations on your hard work
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  14147. I think it's time for another "best of rally" compilation! It's been a while since you watched WRC cars actually haul ass!
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  14148. I don't know if this is known. These accordion buses are powered by the last axle. It's an interesting technique that works well even when it's slippery. You might think it would fold like a pocket knife, but it doesn't.
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  14149. you can disable the halo bar that blocks the view in the options menu. love the content!
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  14150. @4:33 In Australia It costs $38 for the learner test, and $67 for a two-year learner's permit licence. An L plater 100km/h limit applies, no matter the posted limit. South Australia enforces P1 for 12 months and P2 for two years. A provisional licence costs $161.
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  14151. Still trying to work out why people were sending so many telegrams about donuts. lol
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  14152. This is who Sam Kekovich is! Ex-Myrtleford. “Slamming Sam” was a footballing powerhouse whose name is usually equated to a great talent wasted. Still he managed to play in North Melbourne’s first flag side in 1975 and represent Victoria despite a litany of dramas that included throwing his boots into the Yarra during a training session under North Melbourne coach Brian Dixon, being photographed at the races when he should have been training at Arden Street, and appearing in a nude centre spread in “Truth”. He was born in Manjimup, WA, to Yugoslav parents who had emigrated to Australia after the war. He won North Melbourne’s best and fairest in 1969, but in the years ahead the relationship was fiery. Kekovich was deeply affected by the death of his 17 year-old brother Michael in 1971 and he admitted that afterwards he pushed the party button for 25 years. His flirtation with other codes involved offers to play gridiron in the US and rugby league in Sydney, and there were constant approaches from other League clubs. In the end North Melbourne’s patience ran out and he was cleared to Collingwood where his League career fizzled to a quiet end.
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  14153. Ignore the knockers Ian I would be upset if you didn’t defend your country❤️Being a Aussie I have great pride in my country and would also defend my country.love your channel. Keep up the good work love to your amazing family Pedro included❤️
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  14154. Here in Europe, especially Germany, we pay a lot of tax, social insurence etc., BUT this pays for the education of our children, retiring, hospitals and so forth. As I understand it from a lot of videos, in the US you pay much less of taxes, and have to pay for every thing I named extra and then some. Yes, here in Germany we have cheep groceries, that are not very healthy, but we have much more of the healthy food. Here we have a saying: If you buy cheep, you buy 3 or 4 times. I taught that, to an family that had to flee their home country, and now after discovering, I spoke true, the tell this to other families in the same situation. Ian, sir, have a good day with your charming family!!❤❤❤😁😇. Elmar from Germany
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  14155. 🇺🇸❤❤🇸🇦
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  14156. Oh and yeah there's spiders like huntsman's, Redbacks and golden Orbs that live with us in our homes and backyards, kangaroos are basically everywhere once you get an hour or so out of the cities, if you're into cars you should do a reaction video on Summernats
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  14157. Pine gap is also a hotspot for UFO sightings
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  14158. it's nice to see you play without assists, it will help you learn faster
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  14159. It's a Weir W.3 Autogyro the single-seater was powered by an inverted 4-cylinder in-line engine and fitted with a two-bladed 'auto-dynamic' rotor. It could make a 'jump take-off': to do this, the rotor was run at overspeed in flat pitch then suddenly given sufficient positive pitch to produce the jump while the engine was declutched. Peace out.
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  14160. Why does Ian's room thermometer use Celsius? Fascism! 😆
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  14161. First of all... Great to see you and your Power Wagon back in action. The grill looks awesome, what a great idea and probably a very economical mod. Second.. you sir are a class act all the way, love the positive attitude and I think that is going to take this channel through the roof. Looking forward to the jeep video and all the other up coming surprise goodies you have in store for us. Welcome back my man!
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  14162. 11:45 He fell in love 💚
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  14163. I found a nice commentary here on YT which describes Michael Schumacher's Lap 2012 very good. "He took pole with 4th best car on the grid, in Monaco, at 43 years of age, changing 6 times brake bias during one lap where he needs all focus on the driving. Without a shadow of doubt, THIS is THE GREATEST single lap in F1 history!"
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  14164. I was working at the Factory in Angers France and it was great they really take care of people and we have all tool we need to work safe and easy. I was working on different stage or the assembly, engine mounting, front bumper and spare part picking too it was a great experience.
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  14165. as a truck driver, I prefer the digital mirrors, the ekstra distance measurements on screen helps alot with navigating, much easier to keep clean compared to mirrors during winter weather
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  14166. You should react to "WRC 1998 season finale - Laugh of Fate", its the most heartbreaking finale in the WRC for former champion Carlos Sainz. Also, great reaction as always.
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  14167. Came here to say this.. Great film, footage is amazing.
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  14168. I absolutely love OUR FAMILY ❤️🇦🇺❤️ Anyone reading this please join 🎉 To Ian and his beautiful family stay safe and enjoy the munchies 🤣🤣 SENDING LOVE FROM DOWN UNDER.
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  14169. I remember Johnson saying the only salvageable part of the car was a window winder handle. They got a spare car from Alan Jones and built a replica overnight, the paint was still wet when it started the race.
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  14170. Awww, mate your kids remind me of my kids at that age (my kids are 19 and 16 now). Great video.
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  14171. I'm not a german I just live here so this is somewhat an outsider's perspective. I think Frankfurt is the most 'american' city in Germany, in terms of look & feel, some tall buildings there. The cities and highways are simplified a lot, but it's funny how 37:50 exit at Erlangen kinda looks like the real one (the slope and the left-right intersection.. altho I think it splits into 2 lanes at the bottom but it felt really familiar :) ). I take that exit on occasion since I live about 10km from there. I travel the A73 and A3 mostly, my town is off the A3. Small trivia, adidas and Puma headquarter is very very nearby there, also Siemens is from Erlangen, Suse Linux is from Nurnberg. :) I use a Logitech Driving Force GT which is like 10 years old tech at this point, I think it's the cheapest wheel / pedal set that is ok to use. It has a tiny, and very unrealistic feeling sequential shifter if you fancy that, hey, you can manual shift so it's ok for some cars, I don't like to use paddles in cars that are just manual originally. You may be able to get one really really cheap used. Next step-up would be the Logitech G29 (slightly better pedal set, you have a clutch, but no shifter). Good ones are super expensive - direct drive wheels and load cell brake pedals - but the above are ok for casual use. I play Assetto Corsa on occasion (I been to Nordschleife and plan to go more so it never hurts to practice the track a bit :D) and I played ETS 1 and 2 as well with this one and it works.
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  14172. Goodwood FOS is an amazing event. The variety of vehicles is astounding and to see and hear them in motion is just fantastic.
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  14173. You are right that there's no oxygen in space and candles wouldn't burn there, but that candle picture was taken on the ISS. There is in fact oxygen there. The crew kinda need it to survive.
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  14174. GDAY Mate! Love the vehicle and geo vids. Just wanted to let you know, you have seriously overlooked something called the CAT 797. Built in Illinois. Highly used in Australia!
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  14175. We now have 3 destroyers, but the navy does not actually have any aircraft carriers, we have 2 LHD Canberra class Amphibious assault ships.
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  14176. Alle these smartly designed and efficient small vehicles that were able to go on and on and on and on.
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  14177. Yes it seems to be a common misconception in the States - people thinking Henry Ford invented the car. He invented mass-production but certainly not the car.
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  14178. To bad you havent tried no Dutch beers. If you ever come across Grolsch(The are famous for there bottle openere they invented, but i see that the polish brand has a similair opening), Brand (yes the brand's name is Brand), Alfa(Royal Dutch beer brewed with natural local spring water) or Hertog Jan, you must definetly try them.
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  14179. One thing she didn't mention is earthquakes I live about 20 miles away from Wellington where she is based, and we had a 5.7 last night for people not used to it, it can be unsettling for me, it did little more than wake me up (having been through more than 10 above 6.5 and one 8)but otherwise she is right about the differences.
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  14180. A truck I don't think you've looked at is Kamaz, there's a video of one keeping up with a rally car. Amazing trucks.
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  14181. There is a really sad xmas song "Santa Never Made it into Darwin". It is about Cyclone Tracy wiping Darwin off the map back in 1974. Christmas Day was a sad day that year. I was 14 yrs old and cried the entire day.
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  14182. I work in the wine industry and spend most of time wandering amongst these vines. I go to about 12 vinyards a day, it's amazing.
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  14183. Get me full of Bundy Rum and talk about the old days when I was in the Australian Army and see. Huge respect to the USMC, US ARMY and US Navy. Unfortunately never had the opportunity to work with the USAF but I would put shit on them like we do on the RAAF. All in jest and respect of course. PAR ONERI.
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  14184. Omg, that's so funny. I am watching this from Australia. It's so exciting for me to watch you unwrap this, as I have received this myself. Bless you people - that should be a thing. Send love world wide. ❤️
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  14185. The outback highways are pretty busy actually as there are not many of them so a lot of traffic has to use the same single route. Apart from many road trains, nowadays it's busy with grey nomads in motorhomes, caravans, 4x4's etc, especially since covid prevented people leaving the country it's got rather busy in the outback. Having traveled the outback for a few years now it's rare to have a free camp spot to yourself. The skies are awesome, the Magellanic clouds are clearly visible.
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  14186. There are some fabulous German groups playing blues/rock/jazz fusion music currently. AMK certainly leads the pack. Others include Giant Rooks, Milky Chance, and Kraftklub.
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  14187. In my opinion, the fire trucks and police vehicles in South Australia look and are designed best. Each state uses different models or manufactures of police vehicles. Also different types of sirens per state. Went over to QLD last year and completely different to most. Pretty sure Adelaide is the only city to use the latest Holden vehicles. I used to be with the State Emergency Service (SES) in South Australia and was one of the main drivers for the first response Ford Ranger. They're beastly!
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  14188. 🇨🇿 firma Praga model Bohema he also makes a motorcycle, what he makes is art, both a car and a motorcycle. Thank video 🇨🇿❤️
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  14189. That place is really breathtaking, simply beautiful. You should also check out some beautiful roads in the Italian Alps, there are some really beautiful places and landscapers
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  14190. second try of Düsseldorf was pretty good.
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  14191. Oh Ian I am waiting so patiently for my two packages I sent earlier this year to be opened lol
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  14192. @7:44 Fiat 500 "hayabusa". And @ 7:47, there is a "small" peugeot 106 (or citroen saxo, they are identical) too ! Fun indeed !
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  14193. 2:25 This is not Polish, but Ukrainian advertising.
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  14194. 13:00 A lot of the water, both the swimming and the dam/lake, are in northern Australia. Remember that the northern 30% of AUS is within the tropics, so can often be refreshed with water in the wet season (summer). We don't call them monsoons but that's what they are for an international audience.
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  14195. Hey Ian! That was my video you played first. The thing hanging out the window in the back was a guy's arm. Both fellas on my side had a shit eating grin like they were having fun. After that I saw the truck run over a centre island and footpath before they went in to a car park and put the hazard lights on. Probably trying to make it look like there was something wrong but I highly doubt that based on the way they were acting. There was no audio due to my copyright music but you are about right with what I said, though there was a little more swearing because STRAYA :D
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  14196. I like the inside setting 🤗
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  14197. They used to make Root Beer and Horehound Beer. I did like both but haven't seen any on the shelves for years.
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  14198. Of course we have to remember the manufacturers had to produce at least 500 road versions of these group B cars for homologation purposes, the rally versions could be counted within these 500 so rarely were there 500 purely Road versions.
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  14199. Re counter tops; I remember a few years ago they tried to implement safety measures for cutting it including respirators and a ban on dry cutting but wet cutting was not always possible for various reasons. I think it’s a union ban rather than an actual outlawing, but some terrible life shortening disease has been caused by it, so something has to change. Other than that it’s a great material for benchtops. I love mine
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  14200. It’s a little known fact that the “kangaroo” was actually called that to achieve maximum cuteness when kids say it.
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  14201. G,day Wrockers, love this channel
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  14202. Couldn’t agree more about watching Top Gear’s Senna tribute… tears to your eyes this one 😢
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  14203. Yeah I find it funny when Americans say "we can do whatever they want" as if they're forgetting that US have laws. Most states doesn't even allow jaywalking, yet in Europe it's legal to cross any street unless there's a pedestrian crossing nearby.
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  14204. Thunderdome introduced the Green White Chequered finishes (no lucky dog though) to try to make sure races finished under green conditions. Banned the "Race to the Yellow caution flag" when they threw a caution (cars reformed in the order they were in on the lap prior to the caution) as this allowed those of us in the Safety crews to respond faster. Thunderdome also introduced in car caution lights so the drivers were made aware of on track incidents faster. All the above way before NASCAR introduced them in the USA.
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  14205. That parking thing is real I had one who did this. And it works you can even do it more complex parking. And yes you have to make it move with your mobile phone by using a circular motion on the screen. But you actually never use this as your much faster just parking it yourself.
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  14206. Ian, great video. Just a little tip. Do not cold Beer under 0°C it kills the taste. The ideál temperature is around 6-10°C. Belive me it makes a lot diference. Love your videos
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  14207. Oh further to this, they had a talet show segment called "Red Faces". there will be best of videos on YouTube. Please find some (it won't be hard) and do a video on that, you'll love it.
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  14208. Def do more on these guys, I miss it, it was a skit series done at the end of a serious current affairs program.
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  14209. Kangaroo meat has become somewhat more popular, but is sold in relatively low volumes. It is excellent, very lean meat. In former times, as now it is mostly sold as pet food. In some respects it is probably like finding venison at the butcher shop, a bit exception compared to common pork, beef, lamb/sheep, goat, duck, chicken and so on.
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  14210. I watched many of Tristan's videos and he really got the hang of the language and culture during his stay here. You don't have a choice if you're here on a working visa! "Mate" can be used with either friends or total strangers. It's also very context sensitive - can be friendly (usually) or aggressive (more rarely). Here "petrol" = gas, and "gas" = propane. "Stubby holder" or "stubby cooler" is named because it holds a beer stubby. A "stubby" is a short bottle of beer just like you'd find anywhere in the USA. A "longneck" is a tall bottle of beer (less common these days compared to many years ago) which is 750ml or 25oz in your measurements.
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  14211. Better Homes and Gardens is also a weekly TV series. You might find some episodes on YT.
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  14212. Guys you are talking about the Outback colours, what I can say is the colours you see are almost exactly as you see them. It’s stunning out there. Danielle, Akobbra is made to be worn Daily, very hard wearing..
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  14213. Great video. On that Can-Am Firenza from SA, I recommend looking up videos about Baby Bertha, the Vauxhall HP Firenza with DTV livery raced in the BTCC by Gerry Marshall, prepared by Bill Blydenstein and using Holden V8 power. That thing absolutely cleaned up!!!
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  14214. Here in Christchurch NZ, the airport puts their one in the Christmas parade each year. Because it's summer here they have fun spraying the crowd with a bit of water which we don't mind on a hot day. Just an incredible machine!
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  14215. These videos are great the try food videos and the mail unboxing are my favourite
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  14216. You guys trying to put that kin-der together was the most epic battle I've seen this year.
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  14217. It's good that you have your dad there mate. It looks as though he could help you get rid of a chocky or two. Hahaha.
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  14218. Well you scored big time. All those tasty treats I'm sure you will enjoy, especially the Tim Tams. When the day comes when you get here you won't need buy anything to take back 😜. I feel your half Aussie already. Oi oi oi! 🇦🇺
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  14219. Green clouds = hail
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  14220. We were still using miles back then. We changed around 1974
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  14221. I love your timing on these vids mate. Working from home due to lock down and pretty much as I finish my shift there is one of these gems available to wind down with.
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  14222. 16:10 The upkeep for the Cologne Cathedral is about 12 million Euros per year.
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  14223. Big fan of your channel Ian! Binging video after video at the moment. Can't wait for some sort of "Christmas Special". Maybe about Christmassy trucks? Or Christmas in general? I don't know, suprise us! haha. From The Netherlands I wish you and your lovely family and the whole @IWrocker community a Merry Christmas...Cheers!
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  14224. Whilst it doesnt get more basic, my local pizza shop sells a vegimite pizza. Its more an entree thing. All it is is a pizza base spread with vegimite and chesse on top. You should make one one day. Super basic but they are really good.
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  14225. When I went to France ages ago I remember having to pay to use the bathroom being in public :) it was strange for me but it made sense as they were cleaner than most public free bathrooms here lol
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  14226. Ideally pour your beer closer to the glass & while holding the glass at a steeper angle, creates less & smaller bubbles, leading to a bit less but longer lasting foam & also losing less of the carbonation of the beer 👍 Can't wait for the euro-beer episode ^^
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  14227. Congratulations on hitting 70k Ian.🎊🎉 Thanks for the wonderful work you do. Cheers from Oz.🦘🐨🍻🇦🇺❤️🇺🇲.
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  14228. You will need to put a language warning on all of your dash cam Australia reactions 😂 I’m pretty sure there are drunk or high drivers amongst the bad drivers🤣 Overseas drivers coming to Australia can have really bad accidents when they accidentally drive on the wrong side of the road here, but our overseas borders were closed for most of Covid so we can only blame locals for these ones……
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  14229. Kudos to the Kiwis.. New Zealand is a beautiful country, populated by wonderful people.
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  14230. I love the editing of your pronunciation of Queensland… I lost it🤣😂🤣🇦🇺
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  14231. You guys are fabulous! Daniela, you can give the Hawaiian shapes a zero we won't be offended 😆😊. I haven't tried them yet as I am not a fan of ham and pineapple pizza. I do love pineapple on my pizzas but definitely not ham! I enjoy Shapes but prefer the Chicken in a Bisket. BTW, we call Shapes crackers, rather than biscuits. Our pigeon loves Pringles! She has an original flavoured one every morning.
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  14232. I have a Peugeot 306 Break (station wagon) 2.0 HDi 66kw. Its so reliable and fun to drive even with only 90hp. That car is also light, only 1150kg. Its very comfortable and great handling. One of the best cars in the world. :D
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  14233. Hi Ian, Hope you have a wonderful day. I've been following your channel for a little while and it's been really good of your reactions of our little country. Your family is so lovely. I'm from Sydney.
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  14234.  @LovelyDoetje  While ABS is a life-saver, but what make you think that people who prefer no ABS can't drive? You suggesting that Ian can't drive? Also lot of people still own 90's cars, so you're saying 90's cars shouldn't be allowed to be on the road?
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  14235. Hey Ian... WAVES MADLY I have heard you considering out loud a trip to Australia next year and I am posting to say how I think that perhaps it is better to throw away that and maybe you should say Bathurst 2023! That gives you almost 2 years to put together a warchest for travelling and it gives the world time to get back normal. Airline tickets are exxy at the moment. I also think you should bring the wife and kids and maybe even the inlaws! We love you all. My next idea is to expand your concept and go for 'around the world' tickets. Wroking all over the the world! I bought such back in 2004. The idea is you keep on moving forward and cannot back track. I had four stops but I think you can negotiate more for not that much more money. Your trip might go like this...First stop Hawaii. The kid's would be ratty on a first flight so a couple of days in Hawaii could give you rest. Second stop Auckland NZ. Grab an easy rental and practice driving on the wrong side of the road to Wellington seeing some sights along the way. Hand in hire car. Catch ferry to the south island. Rent a different type of car. Do a touristy loop and exit via Christchurch to Stop 3 Hobart, Tasmania, Aus. Rent a car. Do a touristy loop. Catch a ferry overnight to the mainland. Can you time this to watch footy in Melbourne? I think so! Travel by tram in Melbourne and then grab another hire car and drive north to Canberra and then to Bathurst. From Bathurst to Sydney. Hand back the hire car and travel on buses and ferries. A ferry to Taronga Park zoo. Grab a different hire car and go up the Pacific Hwy to Queensland. Who knows how far north? Fly or drive to Uluru? Fly to Perth. Perth to London. London to home. Or to spend a couple of days in New York. When I got to London I caught a train to Edinburgh and rented a hire car and spent a week in Scotland...then catching the ferry to Ireland and then flying to Boston. When I did it I spent a week in New England/New York and a week in California and Oregon. You can't see much of a big country in a fortnight but I did see some of your country. My total trip was 35 days and I would suggest you take a little longer. You have to plan to have some days when you just stop and do the washing and eat a baked dinner at the pub. I hope you love this idea. I think there is plenty of content to be made from it. And now having said it I can go and think about something else. I know this costs more than some plans but it is a big dream. :) Oooh.I should add that I think you should look at the history of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race and on Boxing Day join us Aussies who follow it online. Perhaps also check out a vid of the start of race. It is a spectacle. Cheers.
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  14236. Magirus-Deutz is a German manufacturer of trucks, buses and commercial vehicles for fire departments etc., founded in 1864, and built vehicles until the 80s. In Germany you can often still find vehicles in the more rural regions; farmers often still have 1 or 2 models in the barn. Magirus has always been known for fire trucks, while Deutz has been known for agriculture, tractors, etc.
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  14237. That low trailer with the oversize load needs a re-design, put in a hydraulic lift system, maybe some rear wheels that can steer.
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  14238. For reference, by the way - "coight" is Aussie slang for backside or buttocks. If you get a kick up the coight it is because you have done something stupid. Oops, I see it was pointed out earlier - I'll keep this here for the additional connection to stupidity.
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  14239. Love it, from the first corner your eyes lit up like a kid seeing something awesome! And yeah we love our rally here in Aus, ive been in a Hilux drifting through the bush at full speed.
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  14240. So glad you included NZ in your down under series. I’m from Taupo. We have the largest lake in in this part of the world. And a big active Volcano. It erupted in 1996. The ash made it all the way to Australia.
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  14241. This is such an awesome channel. Makes me feel great
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  14242. Luke going hell for leather trying to give the fam, Diabeetus!
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  14243. The Blue car you were asking about at 2:45 was a Statesman. It was the "top shelf" version of Holden sedans.
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  14244. If you haven't seen them yet, you need to check out two classic Aussie films - Running on Empty - released as Fastlane fever in the US & Midnight spares (not sure what this was, or even if it was released in the US). All the best from Down Under.
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  14245. Our Wagonwheels are pretty much our take on your S’mores….
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  14246. Most Australian houses will have a single taps. Most Australian houses will still have ac. But don’t have garbage disposal and I do agree with the toilets in America. I also found it weird there were no electric kettles anywhere I could find Too much water I experienced this in most of the states I visited when I was there although this was most confined to areas of the Pacific Northwest.
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  14247. Rip Colin, I was driving/racing in the Rimini rally Italy the moment Colin died, we were just driving out of Venice when the news came across the radio about the accident and the rally stopped for a day of mourning. That year I was driving privateer in a volvo and came ninth, before that I worked for Hendy Ford racing and Rapid fit on the crews and we looked after Colins Ford focus rally car (the martini one) and on weekends a PlayStation was attached to the car and a projector screen put in front and we could actually play Colin McRae rally in his actual racing car , we also had a RS200, Escort cosworth, lotus cortina and Paul Radisitches Ford Mondeo touring car with us on the bigger events , some cool cars to play with and I was only 21 ... My daily was an iroc Z28 then, mullet and all 😄👍 good times
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  14248. I am really happy you posting this videos about Czechia! Because i really enjoy this videos about Czechia. I living here and actually this state is beatiful! But Škoda Cars is from 1991 year is part of Volkswagen Group but Škoda is still most big firm in Czechia! Love your content! 2:20 Fact about the "armored" vehicle. This vehicles is firefighter and serves on inaccessible locations for example: Woods, muddy roads, wet dirty roads and so on! And i like 2 this Vehicle.
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  14249. Bro.... TCM is by far my favorite category hands down! This is a slightly older race as Steven Johnson (Dick Johnson son) is now in a true blue tribute xd falcon. I highly recommend looking up some of the more recent times... 👍
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  14250. Germany had a 1000 Deutsche Mark notes, worth about 500 Euro. And Switzerland has a 1000 Swiss Franc notes (worth currently about 1000 Euro). At some banks, when you withdraw CHF 1000, you will get such a note. I’ve paid with one in a supermarket and even a bar, though they did check it carefully in the latter.
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  14251. My dad was a rally car driver, so I more or less grew up on the side of the stages, also noting stage time and what not when I was a bit older. I can highly recommend watching it live. Even the amateur groups are great fun.
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  14252. Emma is soooo gorgeous, she reminds me of my daughters at the same age! Such a sweet little girl.
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  14253. Mate, don't feel the need to apologize for being American, you are proud you should be proud, the world is what it is today because of you guys. Yeah its not the best place in the world atm, but neither is the rest of the western world. Keep at it buddy your content has been a light in my life.
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  14254. You should contact the YouTuber Bruce Wilson, he have a brand new Scania. And maybe you can meet him.
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  14255. Thanks for sharing the picture of the Chicago building. I really like that it delivers on one idea - the padradox idea of fluidity in a building - very well and still the building seems functional. Love the video. Check out: * Anything by Gaudi (Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell), * the 2000 year old concrete (! Yes concrete can last 2000 years if its opus caementicium) dome of the Patheon in Rome * Versailles Castle and its gardens, the one castle all European Kings tried to copy (but failed, due to lack of funds)
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  14256. dont write off a cooper s mate, they've been biting at the heels of mustangs for years. tighter track is where they come into their own and of course long straights lend them toward the big V8's. but no track has ever seen a mustang out handle a mini. look for the neptune racing team from the 60's here in Oz, cheers for the vid
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  14257. I just love seeing our stuff bring you guys so much joy! 🤗
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  14258. It's not "giving back" it's sharing the love & sharing our culture !!! Keep up the good work ❤️❤️❤️
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  14259. I have to the Waitomo Caves myself and believe me to see them in real life is truly an awesome experience. If you and your wife ever come to New Zealand I recommend you go and visit Waitomo and see for yourselves what I mean by an awesome experience
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  14260. Maybe a video about Hungarian related inventions? We have a few besides a small country :)
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  14261. 14:48 they using the 1FZ the big brother of the 2jz ,, it comes originally in land cruiser j70 6 in line and can put up to 1000 hp with N/A
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  14262. Come to Australia we will welcome you with open arms
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  14263. You buy it on amazon and it comes in a box.
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  14264. This is fantastic..such a good role model for your children. I’m sure everyone that has sent stuff are more than happy at these donations.
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  14265. Not mountains in the background, but the South Downs chalk hills. The full South Downs Way is a 100 mile trail stretching from Winchester to Eastbourne. I've walked the whole lot. It's a wonderful place to be. Nearby is Lewes, which is the only place in England that has seen a fatal avalanche. The site is now occupied by a pub called The Snowdrop.
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  14266. I agree. I'd definitely say Wellsy 👍
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  14267. There is a recall on I believe 2015? 2016? 2500s for the solenoid pack. Electrical connector out of spec, causing trucks to go into limp home mode limiting speeds to 35-40mph.
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  14268. I was hoping for more ambulances to appear, especially the special ones Prague department has in use. I like the EMS module Golem, but it's hard to find any video of it.
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  14269. What a great Mail Time, I really enjoyed watching! Emma’s too cute reading her Big W catalogue 😆🥰. Wow that Bathurst parcel was epic and can’t wait to see the video of your hotlaps there! I love the Central Coast, living in Sydney that’s where we go for our holidays and it’s so beautiful. The Women’s Weekly cookbooks are so great, I went to their test kitchens once for a class and they take a lot of trouble to test the recipes so they come out perfectly. Mum always made me birthday cakes from those books, so wonderful 🤗. If you’re here during Easter you can go to the huge Royal Easter Show in Sydney - we always get the Women’s Weekly showbag with amazing books and samples in it and they have a big cooking show as part of the food dome entertainment. Massive family day out if you’re in Sydney during that time, it’s my favourite outing of the year.
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  14270. Was such a great video. A lot of people still say ‘waiting for a mate’ Not sure about America but in Australia you are guilty until proven innocent not visa versa.
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  14271. This is always the risk: if you ask questions like this to a teenager who is probably mostly consumed with what’s going on on her favourite soap opera, or reality show or just self-absorbed, you get answers like “Stone Island” for one of the most notable or well-known brands that represent the UK. How about: Cadbury, British Airways, Rolls Royce, Dyson, (a thousand well-known alcoholic drinks brands), Virgin, BP, etc.
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  14272. Culture Club- Karma Chameleon, Flock of seagulls, Adam Ant, Cult, The Cure, The proclaimers, The Smiths & Iggy Pop. Just to add on a few more big artist. One of my favourite bands was Transvision Vamp. I agree Europe - The Final Countdown. was Epic. There was no heavy rock or metal, where the hells is Black Sabbath & Iron Maiden?
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  14273. So is it becoming a meme to just send him Tim Tams hahahaha
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  14274. G'day mate I'm from Australia..that's little lol..when U wake up and one is on your face.. great work
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  14275. I agree. you should watch that one here is a link to that video: https://youtu.be/4hfS5FntCxM
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  14276. Wine culture is very strong in Moravia (Eastern portion of the country), especially in South-East Moravia, which is sometimes dubbed as "Moravian Toscania" as its climate reminds the viticultural regions of France. Surprisingly good wines are produced in the Czech Central Highlands, North Bohemia.
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  14277. Parallel parking alongside the canal😊
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  14278. 2am,,, if he was out droving?, he was probably on night watch
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  14279. Yeah, Scania is most common fire truck around towns and cities in Australia. The other trucks that were in the video service outer areas of the country
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  14280. If your into push bikes this has to be 1 of the best cities to visit. Plenty of churches with marvellous architecture. Terrific beaches. Haven’t been there for 30 years but made an impression on me then and looks great now.
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  14281. The front styling looks good IMO. A big nod to the 1960’s ones…they look fit for purpose. And way better looking than those Toyota FJs from 10 years ago. I dunno if you got them in US, Ian
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  14282. As a Brit who studies vexillology (the study of flags) as a hobby I find this hilarious I knew them all when you didn’t know them I was screaming the name at my screen lol
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  14283. Makes Me feel all patriotic, f**k I Love this Country!
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  14284. In Sydney I would say the SA plate style is quite a bit more common then the classic nsw style
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  14285. The Scania logo is the Griffin aka the angry chicken. Scania use to also own Saab cars and Saba aircraft. When my brother brought his last truck from Scania in Brisbane Australia they had a model truck painted up exactly like his own one.
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  14286. I'm almost 65 and been drinking beers since boyhood. The thing with European lager beer is it goes down so easy until the alcohol hits and the legs go wobbly.
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  14287. Not even summer yet, and weve had two hail storms in south west syd already this year ! not huge hail, but still aint fun.
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  14288. You can put an old Porsche boxer engine in an old beetle and surprise everyone at the red light 😃
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  14289. Newcastle Knights are an NRL team located just north of Sydney. As an Aussie, I enjoy watching your channel. Thank you.
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  14290. Greetings from Japan. So Formula Drift is USA thing and you could say the counterpart for the Japanese D1 so if you want to see more Japanese cars look for D1 videos :)
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  14291. video : 3min ago comments : 3 s*x bots
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  14292. Holy wow, man. German here, living just on the other side of the lake in Holland, Michigan and lifelong Audi fan. Just recently sold my 4.0T A8L and am now looking to buy an Audi purely as a pleasure vehicle. A V8 is on the list for sure. I think you should go to the Deutsche Marques Car Meet and Auto Show at the Gilmore Car Museum and use that for a video. I bet you'd love it.
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  14293. You should take a look at some of Super Formula's pit-stops lol, sometimes the pit crew vaults over the monocoque to get to the other side
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  14294. the burgers dipped in cheese as well as peanut butter and Nutella on tap? Bugger that! Gimmie a warm jam donut any day!
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  14295. As soon as you hinted to a name surprise, i picked it was very likely going to be Sydney. Congrats! Oh and did you know that Emma "actually had so much fun!" 🤣
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  14296. The Helicopter is a Sikorsky S-64 and they are hired from the USA with crews each summertime in Australia and are shipped by sea and the ones allocated for Melbourne, Victoria are assembled and based at Melbourne’s Essendon Airport, that fire truck you asked what type is a Swedish scania and is used by most states fire brigades especially here by Fire Rescue Victoria
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  14297. The packaging for the cars will help them to keep their value. No packaging, less value, especially with unique collectables.
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  14298. Few of these things were just special event items during special periods. They are not always common. KFC Tabasco, was part of a limited time meal deal Cole's Mini Groceries. Was a special deal. Woolworths does it too, right now a the time of this, they are doing a PsudoLego thing where you get Woolworths Supermarket blocks and its like 1 block or a pack of scatter items for each 30$ you spend. Tictaks with Faces - Limited Edition item. Tbh though, if your Supermarkets and Companies are not doing these things for their special events/promotions. Then yeah, you guys are missing out...
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  14299. Guy Martin at the same race and also Pikes Peak is something you could look at. Also the original Peugeot Pikes Peak by Ari Vatanen that is used by Peugeot in a video called "Cloud Dance" will make your heart beat a bit faster. It was in the days of almost all gravel to the top.
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  14300. That's nothing at one time we had like 50 motorcycle manufactures back in the 50s , then along came Japan and we were too pigheaded to make any changes and it all disappeared over night.
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  14301. Well youre officially aussie. I dont know a dingle true blue aussie who doesnt feel emotional to the point of tears to "still call australia home"
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  14302. The Christmas markets in Copenhagen are really nice to walk around. Especially when it's snowing
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  14303. That's a 79 Series Toyota Landcruiser. Absolute classic 4wd vehicle. The new ones have a V8 twin turbo diesel with more torque than god himself . 🤟
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  14304. Brooooo an Ice Cold Bundaberg Ginger Beer after mowing the lawn in the summer sun is the best
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  14305. WA have plates issued from various areas. For example plates starting with an E are issued from Esperence. C from Carnarvon, A from Albany and so on. It is interesting trying to work out were the vehicles are from.
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  14306. 2 legendary Aussie comedians you need to see are Kevin bloody Wilson and Rodney rude both have lots of stuff on YouTube 👍👍👍
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  14307. almost nothing can beat the OG Panda 4x4 on the snow. FACTS
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  14308. the real content :D
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  14309. She ended up getting fired from the show because the guy who voices agro was getting anonymous hate mail from someone and it ended up being her. I think she was the best host of all though.
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  14310. There’s a trick they use to fail you, when the test is done when you leave the Motor Registry there’s a Stop sign when leaving, most fail there....😊
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  14311. the reason the stripes dont go all the way up the back is it can make the number harder to read, btw we dont have the players names on the back , i would love it if they had it there
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  14312. You spoke of "all the crime" in your capital. I think that is true in ours as well. But what do you expect from all those "white collar" criminals ( politicans ) going to one place... ;-) Language in Oz. There are two languages here, Strayan and gibberish. Everyone is fluent in the second but no one can interpret it.
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  14313. I definitely agree with other commenters that Australia punches above its weight militarily, but like you I love aircraft and air shows. I’d love to see a live display of US aircraft. One day….
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  14314. 11:55 you got puncture, 12:40 puntcured tire gone and now you have bare rim.... overall not bad for a first run ;) you can easily be way faster if you do some practice or just repeat a stage, but most important fact is you had a lot of fun and that is most important..... btw even if its hard for you, it isnt really hardcore, dont touch RBR until you are ready for pain 🤣
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  14315. Most grocery stores in Norway have water in 0,25 , 0,33 , 0,5 , 0,6 , 0,7 , 1,5 , and 5,0 liters, if I remember all the sizes correctly. Many of the sub 1 liter bottles come in two variations, regular caps, and sports caps, similar to sports drinks bottles like Gatorade. Mostly in plastic, a few premium choices in glass and at least one in aluminum cans.
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  14316. trucks are getting more popular in the united kingdom. but i dont think they will out sell the transit style van simply because of price and space. awesome video didnt know there was so many Navara variations. the price of these trucks are close to extortion.
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  14317. Aww yeah! RC bringing the world together! 😁
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  14318. This puts a grin on my face. Good stuff bro! Legend
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  14319. Thank you for your video❤ And... something for you Part One: The Chronicles of Narnia - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe The film crew visited the Czech Republic with the first part of the still unfinished film pentalogy. To depict the winter landscape of the fairy-tale Narnia, the authors liked Tiské stény in Czechoslovak Switzerland. The very first scene from the world behind the wardrobe, in which Lucinka visits Mr. Tumnus, was filmed here. You can find the location on the map under the name Bear's Den.
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  14320. Ian have you picked a AFL team yet? The AFL season starts on March 17. It would be awesome if you do a AFL tipping comp you can make a tipping comp in the AFL LIVE APP, I'm sure a lot of your subscribers will go in the comp it's a lot of fun I'm in a few tipping comps on YouTube channels. GO BOMBERS ✊😁
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  14321. I can concur that the MCG full of fans is an amazing experience. I went to a world cup match in 2015 between Australia and England. I have also been to the Sydney olympic stadium in it's original shape with nearly 110,000 fans and it was amazing.
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  14322. 6:39 The US had many buildings like this in major cities, like NYC and Boston, built during the "Gilded Age". If they do not exist any longer (and some do remain), it's because many were bulldozed to build bigger apartment/office buildings.
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  14323. Dude snooker is so tactical, please do a video on 'best snookers', ie where the player makes a shot and it is extremely difficult for the opponent to make the next move, eg hitting a red 'safe' and then spinning a cue ball tight near to a colour. It is magical to watch and the escapes are often even better!
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  14324. Look up Cameron Tilley Valiant Pacer Touring Car Masters, one of the most famous Chryslers in Aussie motorsport.
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  14325. Congratulations on the arrival of Sydney. She is gorgeous, and she is blessed with awesome parents and siblings, and not to forget grandparents. ❤️
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  14326. Your talking about braking being so efficient these days reminded me of reading some years ago of a British car accelerating to 100mph and braking back down to zero all in around 10 seconds. You have to hand it to the late and great Murray Walker though. Here he is, at 73 and as cool as a cucumber, talking us through a terrifically fast tour around Bathurst in such a professional manner, almost as if it was a taxi ride to the shops! What a man he was! RIP.
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  14327. The maloo is just an amazing machine love it
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  14328. The Kangaroo in this clip is VERY protective towards his owner. The way it hugged his owner makes that clear. Also anyone one that goes near the owner gets pushed away by the Kangaroo.
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  14329. Ian, more than meets the eye . Would love to go to Japan, so interesting!!
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  14330. Speaking of police monitoring the road: did you see the police 4wd at the end?
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  14331. Americans have so many fast food restaurants! Sure in Australia we have a few, but not that many big branded companies. We have a lot of good independently owned places and only a few of the huge corporate ones. We have McDonalds or as we call it Maccas (they actually rebranded it here with that name) Hungry jacks, KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken), Red Rooster, Pizza Hut, Dominos (also a pizza place), We have Krispy Creams (but not that many and you can only find them in certain places) Starbucks tried to come here but almost all of us hate the sh*t you guys call coffee (only censored it because of community guidelines) I believe only foreigners like that stuff and it’s all you lot. Aussies hep me out and give me more 😂
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  14332. Hi Ian. When watching you on a phone or tablet the video is too small. Is it possible to reverse the images so the video is bigger and you’re smaller. Keep up the great work, loved the live stream. Cheers Phil (Adelaide)
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  14333. Congrats to you and Mrs IWrocker! Couples who off-road together stay together... pretty sure that’s how the saying goes haha
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  14334. Botany bay would be Sydney. I have a theory that the word " convict " is used as opposed to slave. The socalled convicts were used to open up the country for colonisation, the same as in the U.S.
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  14335. Swimming between the flags makes it easier on the lifeguards, gives them an aeria to focus on
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  14336. Thanks bro! Absolute legendary! One of the greatest ever!! (RIP). I think that period in WRC was also quite close to the greatness of Group B, in a way. As you can see, this was the closest way to drive a WRC car like "anybody" with manual shifting. Most of the time the guys were steering just with one hand, cause of the endless shifting. Especially Subaru vs. Mitsubishi made this even more crazy and exciting. He was/is a real "old school" rally driver, always "Maximum Attack", "Pedal through the metal", "Gas pedal feet in the engine room" etc.. Although he was competing against the Finnish drivers, we all absolutely loved/love him still today, cause we totally respected anybody who was driving like "there is no tomorrow"!! Best Regards from Finland!
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  14337. Well that is an absolute gem. Thank you.
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  14338. I didn't realise Australia is as unique till I started watching your channel. Cheers mate.
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  14339. Option 2...Make grilled cheese with it. Spread a little on some bread, sprinkle grated cheese on it and put it under the grill till the cheese is melted. great winter snack. also cut the toasted cheese it into strips to dip into soup is also recommended. :)
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  14340. Škoda Favorit was designed by Italian designer studio Bertone, there was fuel injection from 1992. Engines were 1289 ccm from 40kW to 50kW. Max speed 150 kmh (93 mph). Racing Škoda Favorit for Group A was very successful and in 1994 won WRC in W2L group (FWD or RWD, engine less than 2 litres). It had 1299 ccm OHV engine, 105 HP, 117 Nm, max speed 170 kmh, 0-100 in 10 sec. Weight 830 kg (1830 lb). I still remember that gummy sounds when you change the gear.
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  14341. Wow my first ever YouTube shoutout cheers mate!
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  14342. When your hungry say to your wife , i need some Tucker im running on empty. 👍😁👍🇦🇺
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  14343. that older truck at ~5:20 is a Magirus Deutz which was part of Iveco from the mid 70's, the one at ~7:17 is a Renault as per the later green one at ~7:40
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  14344. Sorry that you felt that you had explain yourself, mate. Us just travelling interstate from NSW to QLD with kids to see family is a logistical nightmare in itself, let alone international travel 😅 Stay awesome, bloke.
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  14345. The shit we do!! Lmfao 👍
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  14346. We went on vacation from the Netherlands to England this summer with our citroen c3 and a teardrop trailer. (I have a video on my channel for those interested with some footage of the ferry and driving on the left in it as well). Driving in england was pretty easy. You rely a bit more on your passenger in some situations and the use of miles is confusing (we put stickers with the numbers on our speedometer) but other than that it was okay. The ferry crossing hoek van holland to harwich takes about 7 hour all in all, but the ferry is huge and comfortable, we went to the cinema and had dinner on board.
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  14347. It's often little gestures that have a big impact on people. Well done guys
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  14348. Try and look at a Mazda 787b from back in the day, you would def love it!
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  14349. Some trivia. The Scania badge has been in America in part, for a while. It shares the griffin emblem with SAAB. Volvo means 'I roll' in swedish as they started out making ball bearing.
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  14350. I watched a lot of rally, in my young days. It was around the time of Group B. Unfortunately I list the option to watch along. I think it was because Eurosport stopped transmitting rally, as they skipped transmitting Formula Offroad from Iceland, GP500, and other motorsports I liked. Very recently I got a subscription to WRC, via their app, and watches highlights of the first races of the year. Rally Portugal was the first event I watched fully, from Friday to Sunday. It was so cool to see, after all these years. One of the reasons I really got the interest back, was because of all the reaction channels, who reacted to rally, and knew nothing about it. Your channel was on the front of those channels, so I guess I have to thank you, for lightning an old flame. It was so cool to "be back", and I totally disagree with people, who says Group B was better. It wasn't. I find the current WRC at least as exiting. I don't mind the lack of crowds blocking the road. I don't miss seeing live in TV, that a spectator got his legs crushed, because he stood in front of a house, where a rally car list control, and drove right into him. I can't wait for the next event, to take place!
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  14351. It seems that plastic bubble is sealed so tight, glad they don't let too many of them out! Hurry up Ian, Aussies are lifting the corner of that bubble for you to escape...haha
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  14352. Linfox is one of Australia's largest logistics companies, founded in 1956. The company offers freight and logistics services and specialises in transport and warehouse management. With over 23,000 employees globally, Linfox has an extensive network across the Asia-Pacific region, making it a leader in its sector.
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  14353. In europe, truckers are Scania or Volvo guys, just like Chevy or ford guys in the states..
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  14354. With the date, I get mixed up when the days and months can be the same. For example, in Australia 03/04/2021 is the 3rd of April 2021, where as in USA, it is 4th March 2021.
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  14355. I'll give you a Thumbs Up if you never try an Australian accent ever again!
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  14356. I think they are definitely spirits that are protecting the country. However I'm not so sure that they are 'people' who have lived on Earth as such. I think they might be what could be called 'Dreamtime' spirits - those actual creative forces that shaped, observed and nurtured this Land, long into the primordial past.
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  14357. Both are great. It depends on what you're looking for. In terms of beautiful scenery and wonderful laid back people with a similar sense of humour and quality of life, population density etc they're both equal imo. In terms of landscape diversity, Australia wins for me. We have thousands of beaches, tropical islands, ancient rainforests, snow capped mountains in winter, Red deserts & the outback. And deep ever revealing or evolving history of the world's oldest continuing living culture. Some things get overlooked when saying "Australia is expensive" as a blanket statement. Australia has the highest minimum wage in the world at $21.38 an hour. (Currently $15 USD). Most wait staff/hospitality workers earn around 26-33 an hour for example. More on weekend or public holidays. Canada is 12th on the min. wage list and the USA is way down on the list. I've seen expat teachers coming over from the UK that say they are earning 40-50% more here. So even with some things costing a bit more they say they are still better off here.🤷‍♀️ If you're coming from the US and looking At prices, remember you're not paying tax on top of the prices in stores, it's already been added. You're not paying 20% in tips everytime you eat out, catch a taxi or Uber or get a hair cut, or basically do... anything. Your medications will be significantly cheaper here. For both prescription and OTC meds. And access to universal healthcare if you're a permanent resident. Rent and housing can be quite expensive in and around major cities here for sure. You can fair better by exploring other options away from these areas though. If I had to live somewhere else, I'd probably choose New Zealand. I personally kind of like being in the southern hemisphere and away from a lot of the choas. But if I had to pick somewhere in the Northern hemisphere, I'd pick Canada. 🙂
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  14358. I guess the vehicles of the THW in Germany would be something for you ;-) It's the german civil protection agency. All blue trucks with blue lights.
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  14359. As far as I (uneducated german) know, the size of Skoda Octavia and Superb are quite similar. They vary in quality and comfort.
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  14360.  @florjanbrudar692  Because boss of this chanel, doesnt understand slovenian ;p
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  14361. The VW minibus was known as the rye bread loaf here in Denmark. My son had both the loaf and the beetle made by Playmobil this xmas, so many cool details 😊
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  14362. 12:28 That's Juha Kankkunen, a four time WRC champion.
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  14363. With the car with the Texas rego sticker, most likely that car was bought in & imported from Texas, and the Australian owner kept the old rego sticker as an homage to the cars history.
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  14364.  @IWrocker  The car you didn't know at 3:14 is a 2000 Toyota Fortuner. And the other one at 5:00 is a 1990 Nissan Patrol.
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  14365. I went to maccas in Las Vegas in 2019. The biggest difference i noticed was the portions. The US fries were way bigger and almost a meal in itself, rather than a sides. The soft drinks were the size we would get in a cinema.
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  14366. HA! That was brilliant! Thanks Ian. It's been great to see your knowledge on Australia getting better and better. I knew you would know most of what he said. Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your beautiful family. Peace... ✌
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  14367. Ian I’m in shock, I assumed that the barbecue shapes would no doubt be number one, in fact I was thinking that you gonna write them an 11 out of 10. I guess the different countries teach us to have different taste buds in saying that I look forward to exploring American food in detail.
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  14368. A big Thank You to all the people who worked so very hard building this Icon , The Sydney Opera House🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💙💕💜❤
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  14369. I discovered your channel because of the Rally reactions. I just love watching insane Rally, and others reacting to it. I’ve never cared for F1 Indycar, or NASCAR, but I’ve learned a ton and had no idea F1 and Indycar were so different. Oddly this is the video that made me hit the Subscribe button for you. Love your chill, good-natured, genuine attitude. Keep it up!
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  14370. I think it's short for utility vehicle. Pretty cool, wish we had em in Europe.
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  14371. Swedish here. The police had his driving license taken away.❤️
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  14372. April 😂
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  14373. Kubica (Kubitsa) is the first Polish F1 driver but his career was cut short because he had a horrible crash during a rally in 2011 between seasons of F1. He almost died but also almost lost his right hand during the crash you can see it on the video this is years after rehab and operations and it will never be 100% so he can't race in F1 anymore unfortunately
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  14374. Oh! That ram’s head on the coin used to be on our old currency before we went decimal! The ram’s head was on the shilling, which became the ten cent piece on 14 February, 1966!
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  14375. You were right with your Bunnings/Home Depot comparison 👍🏻 he done a good video for traffic controllers a little while back, being a TC myself, I found it hilarious 😆
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  14376. The Cheds work really well with butter (not margarine) and Vegemite.
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  14377. Sébastien Loeb (your Pikes Peak video; 9 WRC world champion titles) was world champion 3 times at the wheel of the Citroën Xsara wrc (2L turbo 335 hp)
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  14378. I think you did good, I wouldn't have done any better myself.
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  14379. Here in NZ we have around 5 million people, and probably around 25million different cars.. We certainly have a range. It's not always a good thing, but it is vast. If you want to look up car meets the biggest annual event just happened, it's called Beach Hop. This is where our massive range of Hotrods & American Classics get together.
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  14380. Cheers mate... love your vids... its like having someone visit and point out the stuff you'd never see outside your daily grind in the Au.
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  14381. then he is an "honourary" Aussie.. haha Eat Vegemite every few days.. a vegemite on toast and a peanut butter on toast. perfect breakfast..
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  14382. Ian is a geography and history nerd with a really good memory. I learn most of my stuff from this channel too 😊🤔
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  14383. We drive on the left side so opposite to the USA. The idea of the hook turns is to keep tram lines clear. Wikipedia also has some of the history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook_turn
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  14384. That Mclaren will be worth $30 million in 10yrs… Damn good investment if you ask me 🤷🏾‍♂️
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  14385. Exatctly. Thanks for the extra info. I didn´t want to write an essay in my note to Ian. The pumpkin seed oil has the EU protected geographic origin seal both in southern Austria and northern Slovenia. So you can only make it in those two regions using traditional techniques and the local variety of pumpkin which has been bred for centuries to this specific purpose. The austrians roast the seeds at 150°C (300°F), while the slovenians do it at 90°-110°C (200-230°F). This makes both protected origin oils unique and they are often served in leading Michelin star restaurants all around the world. The one I sent to Ian is from a small oil mill close to Graz. I also bought the apple vinegar and pistachios there. They sell some great farmers products from Austria and also Italy and Spain.
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  14386. I’m noticing you’re starting to say some words with the start of an Aussie accent. Melbin (Melbourne). Straya (Australia)
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  14387. My only education into the outback at school was reading a book called Wake in Fright, which put me off ever going out there. 😀
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  14388. Only here for the Power Wagon ;) Hey buddy
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  14389. Happy Anzac Day to all that served and especially to those that have fallen. Lest We Forget. From a displaced Aussie in the States.
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  14390. Every football match starts with haka. Schools teach culture, everyone knows the haka
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  14391. Good on ya Ian and Family, well deserved award , lets go onwards and upwards . Us Aussies are proud of you all.
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  14392. Wellsy! You have aboriginal fans! Much love from the Darkinjung tribe.
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  14393. We get most of these cars in Australia too, but the sales of them is where they fail. They are great vehicles but most of them lack the ultimate thing that kills all cars in Australia, Ruggedness. I liken the idea to how old guns were made. The ones that were machined too fine and made too perfect, often could not handle one ounce of dirt or grit and would jam and whatnot. The lesser refined guns, that rattled when you walked, could handle handfuls of mud and gunk and still fire. Which one would you prefer in a war situation? European cars are some of the greatest cars made, especially from certain regions, but too much refinement can lead to more troubles that one can fathom. Alas, not many car makers out there that match quality of Europe when it comes to cars and still manage somewhat of affordability.
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  14394. Shows how much your loved of which I'm one! Great channel
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  14395. The big thing for the spectators was to touch the cars as they went past...apparently it was not unusual for service crews to have to remove fingers from bonnet and door shuts at service. PS The Lancia 037 is my all time favourite car.
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  14396. We call it comfort food. Great job guys. 👍🏼🇦🇺
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  14397. Hawthorn Hawks jumper is Brown & Gold thanks for your video Richmond Tigers jumper is yellow and black Melbourne Demons jumper is navy blue and red
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  14398. I remember the Supercars raced in the States once. That was cool
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  14399. Im from New Zealand loving your content bro
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  14400. You still can find a lot of these here in Argentina, only that here are 3CV but the design is the same, you can buy them for like 6k to 9k dls; actually is a great car for a city not so big, it's very spacious, it's really really cheap to maintain, you can buy your groceries and has the space for storage them. And yeah, they are impossible to turn them over.
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  14401. Geoff buys cars is a great channel
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  14402. ' When Snooker Ruled The World.' Is worth watching...
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  14403. Many thanks Ian. It’s been a busy couple of days getting everything put away or tied down. This one is unusually a fair bit south. They usually miss us in Brisbane or skirt by us so that we catch the edge, but looks like this one will hit land between Brissie and North NSW. For those who don’t believe that climate change is happening, they should come and visit the South Pacific area to see the changes in our weather patterns. I live near Redcliffe, which you mentioned, so it looks like the eye will pass directly over us. Thanks again for your kind words of concern and you take care too. Teddy
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  14404. It's a jaguar by Tom Walkinshaw that stalled on the grid. Fun fact Tom Walkinshaw went on to create holden special viechles (HSV). That's right fellow Aussies. HSV is a British company "Less of a race and more of survival" It's a battle of attrition
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  14405. A great resource to learn about the penal colonies (and also a brilliant read) is the book called 'The Term of His Natural Life' by Marcus Clarke. It was originally written as a newspaper serial distributed in Melbourne. It is now an Australian literary classic.
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  14406. Ian, I watch your videos regularly. I love the way you show genuine amazement when you find something which is different (and better) than you find in America. Usually we 'foreigners' find that to Americans everything in America is best - period. It's good to see that your mind is open to 'differencies'. Keep up the good work. H.
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  14407. Freddie Mercury - The legend
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  14408. Great video glad you take interest in Australia's emergency services big fan
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  14409. He's one he left out , Root ,,,, I'm off to give the misses a root, you can work out the meaning lol
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  14410. Hey Wrock. Just thought I'd add it the math for the percentage as Dave mentioned below... If you add 13% to the number of miles you actually went for your tire size. That puts you at 41 miles. Which is probably why it 'felt' like you drove further. 41miles/3.94 gal puts you at 10.41 mpg. Even out by a percent or so I think that's pretty damn good considering the size of those meats. Thanks for another sweet vid. Keep em coming!!! Btw. That grill looks sick black and red.
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  14411. As a Canadian, I would kill for one of these.
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  14412. As a Canadian, you would say "Sorry" after killing ;-)
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  14413. Most expensive plates in Australia nsw plate 28 sold for 2 million in 2022 and NSW 4 for 2.4 mill in 2017😮
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  14414. I'm watching this while eating kangaroo rissoles 😂
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  14415. While I broadly advocate animal rights I am also not a sniveling libertarian and have spent my entire life in regional and outback Australia. In saying that, the spotlight on the roof, the guy himself (which any Aussie can pick a million miles away), the bayonet on his hip and especially those Bull Arabs with chest and neck plates on show that whats happened here is that the roo was in the scrub on the edge of a field when it found itself surrounded by two massive hunting dogs a ute pulling up and a hunter approaching, walking up and punching it in the face.. No wonder it grabbed one of the f**king dogs. And trust me the roo didn't approach the dogs. That's like a deer approaching two massive hunting dogs. Doesn't happen. Garantee that bloke shot that roo within a couple of days. Maybe even set his dogs on it. Quite likely considering thats what they're for. Also not "pets". "hunting dogs". Two very different things. Not making any sweeping social commentaries here, just sayin. That bloke wasn't out picking strawberries.
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  14416. I'm in Northern Czech Republic and we've only cracked 30°c/86°f a few times this year. 2018 was a much hotter summer for me in my little micro climate here. We're forecast to have 1 day just crack into the 90s and then fall back to around 80 again. I'm supposed to be in the middle of the heatwave and it's pretty much normal temps here.
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  14417. Haha. I'd forgotten about these ads! Stay safe, mate!
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  14418. Brocky beat them big v8s with a 6cyl torana back in 72
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  14419. The view of Canberra is taken from on top of Mt Ainsley. It is fabulous view.
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  14420. You have to watch NZ ads DECK POLISH for out door decking there are 3ads in total Ian's it's the funniest as I've watched for a while it plays on the KIWI accent 😂☮️🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  14421. You don't see the real Australia by visiting the major cities where you could be anywhere in the world. There is so much to see and do with real adventures. The Pibara Karajini Kakadu. Go 4 wheel driving, camp out under the stars. (I am biased being sandgroper } Watch some of the suggestion I sent to you.
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  14422. I could send you an AU Falcon but the postage stamp cost a lot more now days.. 🤣
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  14423. cool!
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  14424. If/when you travel to Australia, Alice Springs is hot, but its a dry heat so not bad. Uluru, out of respect you arent alowed to climb it anymore. Helicopters arent alowed to fly over it either. But i do recomend a sunrise helicopter flight around it.
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  14425. I could cry seeing that ruined box, you got some of the best treats from melbourne, home to all the best old school chocolatiers and lollie makers.!
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  14426. Yeah, sometime the sun and moon look insanely large near the horizon in Australia. Twice to three times the diameter.
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  14427. These toyota's with flatdeck are used in New Zealand as farm vehicles. Great for carrying hay bales .
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  14428. You are teaching me something about my own country thanks Ian. Cheers mate ❤️❤️❤️
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  14429. Yeah, proud to live here. A good city to be based in.
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  14430. The dissolving foam could be that the glasses have been washed with washing up liquid. That kills the foam of all beers. beer glasses should be washed with warm water only.
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  14431. Everyone's so generous!
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  14432. I almost had a panic attack watching this. Amazing driving skills
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  14433. I like your wife, without her you would have a lot of trouble reading the label. 😂
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  14434. There is over 850,000 km of distribution grid and 45,000 km of transmission grid in operation across Australia, with the eastern and south-eastern states boasting the National Electricity Market – one of the longest interconnected electricity markets in the world.
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  14435. Yeah I agree that the flags are boring, we need to follow more like NT and ACT, there’s various concepts for State flags in this style, I’ve even designed my own SA flag similar to this and I personally really love it.
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  14436. Happy silly season to you and yours from the land down under... 🎉 🎅 🎄
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  14437. Shopping bag folding is more or less what I do too. Fold, smooth out the air, and fold again until it fits in my pocket then walk down to the shops. Who here remembers the reworded (My Beautiful Balloon) jingle Up, Up and away with TAA?
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  14438. Greetings from Finland! Thank you. I like your humble attitude for doing your very enjoyable videos. Looking forward your next videos. Have a nice Thanksgiving! Kiitos! :)
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  14439. Those are Dutch pancakes and you can eat them sweet or savory or even a mix of that! And we eat them as a meal, so not really as a dessert, but of course we eat more than one when we're at home! 😁 My favourite one is with bacon, cheese and Dutch pancake molasses! 🤤😋✌🏼
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  14440. What a weird situation in this video. Of all the European two-tone sirens, I actually like the French ones best. The French sirens are musically perfect: the police siren uses a perfect fourth note, the ambulances use a perfect fifth, and the fire trucks use a major second. Did you hear that? The American siren has more variations, and the tone sounds harsh and sharp, where the French tone sounds softer. It is loud, but the piercing tone of the American siren will be easier to hear. Lastly, with a two-tone siren you can easily hear from which direction it comes because of the doppler effect. If the pitch is higher than you expect, the car is coming towards you. The American cadence negates this effect, so you cannot hear where the car is coming from. Here in The Netherlands, you can buy the Ford Explorer, just like the Kia Sorento for instance. That is the biggest SUV you can get here via regular dealerships, not counting unofficial US import. Like you said, in the US it is just not a big car... The highway you refer to at 9:00 is the Boulevard Périférique, that is the big ring road around the city of Paris. Have a look at the map, it is the big inner circular road. It is one of the few roads in Paris that is this big and has this many lanes, other roads tend to have 2 lanes in each direction at maximum, except for the area around the Arc de Triomphe. And the weird traffic car at 10:54 is a Peugeot 5008. One of the more normal sized SUV in Europe, but really small for US standards...
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  14441. The renaults your were reacting to are in a S1600 class, And all them are naturally aspirated cars fwd high revving engines and backfires in EVERY upshift :D Insane cars!
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  14442. I just noticed... *TimTam collection Record Holder Fairdinkum GOLD!
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  14443. 🤣 on my way to work I stopped in at the dealership..looking at a 2019 power wagon , then I see you uploaded this video about possibly another power wagon 🤣👍🏻👍🏻🍻 Do it!😃
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  14444. It took Taco Bell three attempts to break into the local market – in 1981 and 1997 before finally nailing it in 2019. It was a similar story for Wendy's itself in Australia. In 1982 Wendy's launched its first store in Melbourne, eventually expanding to 11 outlets before collapsing in 1985 with an $8 million debt.
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  14445. Hallelujah! You're the first American reactor to Aussie Rules who's opening comment is not "that must be painful" or "what's the most common injury?"
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  14446. It's actually great news. Now America is finally going to use English, we won't have to put up with the weird way Americans spell things.
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  14447. My fav beer when I was still drinking. Cheers from Czech Republic, mate!
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  14448. iwocker i sent you an email several games of 50 overs a side cricket in Australia from 1980 to 1985. That will be enough cricket for you for a long time. watch them when you have time even if it takes you several months to watch them. most of the games i sent you was from the B&H World series Cup cricket from 1980 to 1985.
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  14449. Very interesting video Ian, good choice. I also learned a lot from it, main point being the concept behind the two. F1 is more who can create the best car, (usually the team with the most money, seems unfair) Indy is more of an even playing field. That said they are both great to watch.
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  14450. We actually had hail yesterday! A tornado too (our second one in 2 weeks), which is not that common, especially in NSW.
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  14451. That scenery is beautiful ( and I'm in Wales 😂) in the UK we have quite a lot of car shows in castles and historical venues which is also nice 👌
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  14452. This was a factory racer that was GIVEN to Moffat brand new, so new it raced before any of the other factory cars
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  14453. OMG this is SOOO funny ,,, Aussie here btw
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  14454. Jenny Sanders is by far one of the coolest Car Girls and a lot of Aussies love her. I have some of her calendars and a collection of her jigsaws.
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  14455. Hi from France! I've been driving both transmissions, learned on manual transmissions. To me, there is pleasure and control driving a manual, except during trafic jams. And I noticed being less involved when driving an automatic, and most of the time I'm looking for the sequential types of AT, so I can switch the dears myself, especially on mountain roads. Love your videos btw!
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  14456. Hello from Western Australia. 👋🇦🇺 Your Aunt Ann told me about your channel. 👍
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  14457. Did I get that right? Laxa customizations of Sweden produced it? Thats wild, that company is located in an really small village of just a couple of thousand inhabitants very close to where I live! I passed their entry gate every day to go to my old work.
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  14458. Happy Birthday mate! So glad you and the family are doing well!
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  14459. The old Volvo ''bricks'' are great for racing and drifting. Cars are light weight yet fairly strong, engine bays are huge and the suspension is pretty well designed too. Very easy to install steering lock kits for massive steering angle. People have fit Mercedes V12 engines, Viper V10s, Barra engines, Big Block Chevys etc.
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  14460. Bryce Courtenay is a well-known Aussie author.
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  14461. Not enough comments here about Tassie. If you like cool climate wines: Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Riesling and sparkling, Tasmanian wines are hard to beat. We also make some of the best whisky and gin in the world.
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  14462. The B52 has cartridge start, The Coffman engine starter (also known as a "shotgun starter") was a starting system used on many piston engines in aircraft and armored vehicles of the 1930s and 1940s. It used a cordite cartridge to move a piston, which cranked the engine.
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  14463. Sliders, and better body protection. More optional equipment choices from MOPAR, hell there is no MOPAR support for these trucks, and that sucks. Maybe A.E.V. parts available from MOPAR as well. A steering wheel that telescopes as well as tilts. 2 WHEEL DRIVE LOW RANGE!!!!!
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  14464. 😂😂😂👍
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  14465. Hello, can you make a video about the differences between agriculture in the USA and Germany?
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  14466. As been noted, Norway have some similar places, I had a great time on a motorcycle riding from Bergen to Trondheim on the winding roads, Stelvio pass of course and also Serra do Rio Rastro in the south of Brazil which I done by car which looks very much like Transfagarasan (which I haven't driven unfortunately)
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  14467. I might do a “Kiwi reacts to Yank reacts to Aussie reacts to why you shouldn’t visit Oz.”
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  14468. I have driven Hannu Mikkola's ex works Porsche 911 rally car in the late 90's. Not that fast compared to late 80's tuned Audi Quattros, but felt and handled so much better, it felt like it weighed nothing at all, very 'pointy' and precise steering and that glorious boxer 6 sound. It was also a great honour, obviously.
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  14469. Born and raised western Australian I have been to the Kimberley's it is a beautiful and magical place
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  14470. I'm an ex New Zealand Speedway photographer! I used to do infield track photography at the Auckland and Huntly speedway circuits in the late 2000s before relocating to Australia. This involved waving a camera around on the infield of the circuit to get photos of racing - and crashes of course! We were in the centre of the tracks, not behind the catch fence. I've had a few near misses with cars going off the track. Most tracks in NZ are unbanked ovals - Gisborne I think is banked, and Paradise Valley (Rotorua) is elliptical ie egg shaped. These guys are pretty full on. Its fair to say I'm not going to be the first to say this but look for superstock teams racing. Contact in the sport is permitted, and we're not talking tap to pass here either. This is the extreme version of the sport.
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  14471. what in the world... never thought id see the day where an american says melbourne correctly and the aussie who currently lives there doesnt lmao thats a big ol mind trip for me
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  14472. The reg plate thing is always nice to see the differences. I live in Ireland now myself and over here you can get multiple sizes. A lot of Japanese cars are being imported here and the JP reg is slightly bigger than USA. So here they have EU, JP, USA sized reg plates. Motorbikes also have different sizes on top of that.
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  14473. We also have these in Switzerland too ! One thing we have at a gas station/mecanic near my house is a pizza vending machine where you can either buy the frozen pizza or have it cooked in the vending machine. It takes about 5 minutes to cook and they are really good because it's the wife of the mecanic who owns the place who makes them and then the, freeze them and put them in the machine. From what the guy told me it works really well and they sell out all 50(I think) pizzas in about 2 days. They sell out fast especially on friday and saturday nights.
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  14474. Greatest reaction video ever 😅🇦🇺❤️
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  14475. The timber objects from the first box are a pull along toy goanna ( a large Australian lizard) and a wine slash alcohols holder used for display
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  14476. Cool, you got My Summer Car! Love the game. Would watch a series of you playing it, just for the "building the car" part.
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  14477. Camping at the top of the mountain is a must do :) So much fun and games, everyone has a great time.
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  14478. 11:23 "Is anyone been here?" The Camera-man? :D
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  14479. if you like mountains you have to watch "MEGAVALANCHE" from france - its another level of mountainbiking - greets from northern Germany
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  14480. I love the wholesome content with the family ❤
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  14481. You're reaction is awesome ian and you're blessing is amazing it's moved to nsw Lismore has been hit hard also koala's are suffering again much love to you and family also there's looters
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  14482. First comment ! :) Heheheheh awesome video my love :)
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  14483. Heavy vehicle automatic transmissions don't have a "Park" in the transmission due to the "fail safe" air brakes where if there's a brake failure in the service or parking brake the brakes come on unlike a car where you lose your brakes, that's why cars and small vans require a "Park" in their transmissions, to prevent roll away with a parking brake failure.
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  14484. That golden Trophy at the start was the Ballon D'or, the trophy for the best player in a given year
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  14485.  @operius2385  this gets decided case by case. If it gets jugded that you are partly to blame for causing an accident because of speeding on the autobahn your insurance will also only cover it partly. What i can also tell you is that we are bound by law to have a insurance that pays for dmg we cause by accident, that gets called "gesetzliche haftpflichtversicherung" in english "statutory liability insurance". This insurance is responsible for this cases and actually it is pretty safe if you would compare it to us insurance stuff. cause this insurance covers about anything even at very high prices. A bit offtopic but my father is a smoker and had the glorious idea to throw a still glowing cigarette into a really tall tree in our neighbors garden during a drought in summer. Of course the tree burned to the ground. Our insurance covered the full dmg for us and our neighbors even tho they knew that my father was to blame and even tho they knew what he did. (The dmg was in the 2000 euro area) So i could imagine that our insurance would also cover dmg caused by going over 130 if there is no speedlimit on the driven part of the autobahn. This is of course just how i would imagine that, after all i can only talk about my experience so take it with a grain of salt. Greetings from niedersachsen/germany 💖
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  14486. You are all so awesome I laughed when all tried to pronounce Port Macquarie Try saying Quarrel but pronounce it as quarie then the Mac in first Hope that helps Love your Sheila and your Billy Lids Ian lol
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  14487. I keep saying this to other's and will tell you your wife is beautiful 🥰 has a beautiful soul. Lots of love to you all. 💞🇦🇺💞
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  14488. The buttons on the wheel are for the horn mate. Also the stars around the lion are the stars of the Southern Cross, similar to the Aus and NZ flags
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  14489. wait until you find out about the 6cyl ford barra motor. have a look at an fpv f6 typhoon or xr6 sprint. one of the best motors in the world.
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  14490. And Roxanne’s wrapping paper. So thiughtful
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  14491. some of my favorite rally car stuff is watching their pre season testing runs where they know every inch of the road because they've been testing on it for weeks to nail down all the aspects of a new car and they cant be distracted by also learning a "track"... and the way the drive those cars through those roads, because they're so confident, is just next level... for example https://youtu.be/LLRRduTO3XE notice how the "pre load" the steering for landings and such...its just amazing skill. the speeds... I dint he ever lifts off the throttle and yes every inch of that road. just type " rally testing" and you'll have a nice evening of pure controlled madness,
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  14492. When I was a conscript in the Norwegian army they used Scania P93's from the 80s or 90s for troop transports. It was always a joy to listen to the diesel engine and turbo noises while riding in the back, although the wood benches we sat on were literally a pain in the butt on long rides and bumpy terrain.
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  14493. 22:18 There are rainforests(coastal) in Norway too, and I guess other places in Europe. First that comes to mind is the boreal rainforest along the coast of Trøndelag and Namdalen. Almost forgot about Åfjord, which is the most important one, if I remember correctly. Sadly, 70-90% of the original boreal rain forest in Norway has been destroyed in the last 70+ years(if my math checks out from when I went to HS). Clearcutting and (forest) road construction are the main threats to the boreal rain forest. Incredible what you can learn passively when going to a High School specializing in forest and nature management, but doing the mechanical and indusrial calsses.
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  14494. The baby roo just wanted too play
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  14495. In Australia we also have the Nissan Skyline, the Nissan Teana is the same as a Maxima or Altima, we have the Nissan Elgrand. The Toyota Fielder is basically a Corolla Wagon, the Toyota Estima was marketed as a Tarago in Australia, the Toyota Scepter is a Camry Wagon. The Runx is another Corolla (hatchback this time), the Noah is not so common, but I have seen them about (popular in Fiji) and the Vitz is a Yaris. I'm sure there were other ones that we have in Australia with a different name, but this comment has gone on long enough.
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  14496. G'day mate, keep rollin on!!
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  14497. GREEN TREE ANTS. Their butts contain a very acidic, citrusy liquid. They actually taste really nice and also work as a poultice on sores like an antiseptic. Yes, I have lived with them and used them.
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  14498. 😆😆😆😆 So freekin' funny. What a way to end my work day. I love my country. 👍 TY!!
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  14499. 13:05 This is Iceland ;) probably The Snæfellsnes Peninsula
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  14500. Hey Ian. Come to Finland. The Rally is at the end of July.
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  14501. I know enough about Dakar vehicles to sound stupid, but I love this style of racing. Hardcore speed over country tracks and off-road. Awesome stuff.
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  14502. This video was filmed during the era when Australia was having a bit of a series war. On one side were the local 5.0-litre V8 Falcons and Commodores, and on the other was the 2.0-litre Super Touring series, mostly run with hand-me-down cars from the British series. When Murray refers to Brad Jones as the reigning Australian Touring Car Champion, he's referring to the 2.0-litre series; since the V8s ultimately won the war, this isn't considered "canon" anymore. It was a good time to be a race fan though. Imagine if instead of locking CART out of Indianapolis, Tony George had just run two Indy 500s for a couples of years - one for CART, and one for his own IRL. That's basically what happened here in the late 90's, with two Bathurst 1000s each in 1997 and '98 - the "official" one for Super Touring cars, and the "outlaw" V8 Supercar race. The fans voted with their feet and Bathurst became a V8 Supercar race, with Super Touring just kind of withering on the vine around the turn of the millennium. Today, Brad Jones Racing is a Supercar team, although the man's greatest achievement is actually on the Thunderdome - he won the AUSCAR championship five years in a row.
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  14503. We had the Janssen twins in our home town and they were seriously good at it...won several GP's and championships. I knew their dad as he was a mason and worked at our house off season, he had cool stories about how he toured with them all over Europe during coffeebreaks. Sadly he suddenly passed away and because of that the brothers resigned from the sport.
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  14504. Currently in our 3rd wet year in a row and the eastern states are drenched, bad flooding and another week of rain starting Wednesday. In my area we have a lot of cotton, we are due to start planting but some farms have been unable to pick last yrs crop.
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  14505. I can recommend the Alps, there are so beautiful and epic places - greetings from Austria.
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  14506. Love rally cars, drove rally in a Datsun, have 3 in the shed, they are a blast.
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  14507. Ive watched the full build of Adam Lz's Mustang. It's a sick car.
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  14508. Aussirs are a lot less into self denial. I personally would feel more gratified if you ripped into a few of those packs and chowed down as you opened them.
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  14509. Maybe he was a repo man!! 😆
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  14510. Larry's a LEGEND!
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  14511. Yes, finally the FIAT Panda 4x4, i own one and it's very nice
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  14512. This brings back so many memories. Sundays at Matchams or Ringwood was a weekly outing when we were kids
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  14513. Food in Australia did start heading down the same road as the USA in regards to major supermarket chains insisting from farmers that the produce be uniform in size, shape and colour for both ease of transportation and visual appeal; as well as have long shelf life meaning picked unripe and ripened artificially or in transit, and Aussies started getting accustomed to it to the point of expecting it. However, the tables are turning as more and more Australians are rejecting such tasteless food products, realising that just because it looks "perfect" doesn't mean it's any good, and so many stores are going back to more locally sourced natural fruit and veg. Unfortunately, in some parts it's still a problem because a lot of people still want to eat things that aren't in season, and with our vast distances, transportation is a major problem for genuinely fresh food, thus the mass commercialised unripe long-life fruits and veg that taste like crap but are uniform in shape, size and colour still have a huge market here. But in most places now it's easy enough to get "real" food, so it's not as extreme a problem as it is in the USA.
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  14514. Yes, the Rimac I have fallen in love with since I was allowed to drive it in Forza Horizon 5 in real life it should remain a dream. Nevera is the name of a storm in Croatia. in the game of FH5 there was first the Concept Two that was the test car still with two gears. and later also the series vehicle then also in real had only one gear.
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  14515. I'm from Spain and I tell you... Don't want to disrespect your front door, seems lovely... But my bedroom door is thicker than that thing 😅 and my front door... Well... Let's just say that you ain't going through without permission. As you said: "vault door" 😂😂
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  14516. Hi Ian, I loved Clarke and Dawe, I remember being told as a youngster that Bryan Dawe was related to me as my Nan was a Dawe but we never had it confirmed , your always producing good vids and unboxings to watch, cheers
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  14517. You should try some British beers - you'll hate them!
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  14518. Wombats ARE the best animal.
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  14519. Yeah, that hairpin pass is bloody brilliant! I've seen it before and never tire of watching it. I hadn't seen the back side view before though. Yeah, legend status pass that. I really hope he waved at them as he was sideways in front of them.
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  14520. the bird on the front of the calendar is a rainbow lorikeet, we have one as a pet, her name is Harley Quinn. they are very loud!
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  14521. Glad you’re back and had time with your family. I’m kind of speaking out of my ass. But from the hundreds of comments I’ve read across many many videos I think you would have a lot of support in Australia. I’m pretty poor so can’t help much. But if you’re ever on the Gold Coast I’m happy to put some money (maybe $100) in for a subscriber meet up to pay for a meal for you and your family. No disrespect, I love and respect what you guys do, but some of you other subscribers must spend a lot on packages. If just a few of you on the discord got together flights aren’t crazy expensive now. Again talking out of my ass. I just know I’d much rather see vlog style vids with the iwrocker family in Australia over package openings. Point is I think it really is worth talking to people. You might find it easier then you think to visit Australia.
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  14522. love your work. some info for the non Aussies. the XA, B and C falcons were the first of Ford Australia's fully designed and engineered series of cars as were all those coming after them. as the guy said, the Aussie GTHO Phase 3 was the fastest sedan in the world and also faster over the quarter than any other world wide. they are now regarded as legendary by just about every Aussie petrol head. The drivers would pick them up from the factory ready to race and use the drive to Bathurst to run them in. one recently sold for more than $1,000,000 at auction. BTW. i have no idea why they missed it but South Africa got a 2 door version of the Aussie XY Falcon with a big block. Dammit!
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  14523. I'm an electrician who sometimes works at the Arnott's factory where they make these, it's quite a sight.
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  14524. Loved seeing you guys receive these things. Your family is so welcome here and you know you could travel the country now staying with fans lol. I doubt you guys would need to pay for beers either 👍🏻
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  14525. UTE NOT TRUCK YES YOU ARE LEARING thank god for that
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  14526. Yeah kinda gets overlooked but shes come a really long way.
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  14527. G'day Ian, good on you for doing it right the first time. Lots of people recommending Vegemite with cheese or tomato and lettuce sandwiches. There really is just so much you can do with it. I remember another thing my mum used to do was put about half a teaspoon of Vegemite in gravy. Mum said it was "to beef it up", not sure what that meant but mum's pan gravy was the best. Love your vids.
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  14528. FYI, Gouda cheese is Dutch (named after the city) and it is pronounced Gowda, the ou in Dutch is like the ow in English as in How.
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  14529. Was a Kimi fan before it was a popular thing, to get emotion out of Kimi it has to be doing something he wanted to do. Tractor racing on the Austria gp was good example can't remember the year tho as I haven't watched F1 for ages
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  14530. Good timing. FJ just posted his guide to Australia
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  14531. So glad you and Daniela were able to get around the community and share some Aussie love ❤ So many YouTubers are in it for the fame and money but you seem to be more genuine.
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  14532. Hey Ian, the car in this video is the Peugeot version of the Audi TT. All Peugeot RCZ cars come with a 1.6 L 4 cylinder engine.This R version is the most powerful version of this 1.6 L 4 cylinder and comes with 275 HP and does 0-100 Km/hr in 5.9 seconds. Top speed is 250 Km/h. There are even 2.0 L 4 cylinder Diesel versions available and the fastest Diesel had 160 HP and does 0-100 Km/hr in 8,7 seconds. Top speed of this Diesel is 220 Km/hr.
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  14533. Hope you had a really good birthday 🎂🎁 :) Loving the answers to the community questions.
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  14534. The L plates are displayed when there is a learner driving the car. Once you get your license you have to display the red P plates for 12 months and then you qualify for green P’s for another year
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  14535. Hey Ian there is a guy called Kevin bloody Wilson.. dont let ur girls listern
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  14536. This video is utter bollards mate!
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  14537. Emma is the breakaway star of the IWRocker channel. Drop bears are real mate they’re real. Yeah Lamingtons are the bomb.
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  14538. 11:51 We would rather express it in meters. 6'3" therefore would be "one ninety-three" or if you prefer the German number order "one three-n-ninety" where the "n" stands for "and", but we're way too lazy😂
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  14539. I raced sidecars as a passenger in the 1970s, first on a Norton Wasp and then a Hagon Yamaha with the OW31 engine. You have to be crazy fit. The chair on the left would be UK and on the right European.
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  14540. In Poland, there is a special raspberry-flavored beer for women for example Tenczynek Malinowe , REDDS Malina , Komes Porter Malinowy
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  14541. No creepy crawlies Nice and cool Not expensive 3 Air b&b in area
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  14542. Lots of these around in Norway. Many, if not most, also have the salt tank and equipment in the back.
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  14543. 9:33 The oldest mechanical computer found is the Anticythera machine, it was built around 200 B.C. It was used to do astronomical and astrological computation. Al Khwarizmi was a Persian polymath and built up the ground base of modern algorithmic around 800 C.E. And finally Ada Lovelace was the first programmer around 1830 to 1850, she worked on the Babbage machine :) To me those are some of the most important milestones in informatic history before Alan Turing ;)
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  14544. Congratulations on the new addition to the Family Ian & Danni Emma & Andrew.🥰🎉🎊🎈👶🏻🧸❤️🇺🇲🦅❤️🇲🇽. Much love from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘.
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  14545. I like that you found F1 and rally :) Keep going! Love from Sweden
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  14546. Yay i love these episodes
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  14547. Borders are open in Australia now, might actually get the chance to come over here matey
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  14548. velocidades de 160 a 180 kmh em alguns troços ,..é realmente assustador ,..é incrivel ,...
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  14549. For the Beach one - the Red & Yellow flags is a section of the beach marked as the safest place to swim that day and is patrolled by lifeguards. If you swim outside the flags, you have a greater chance of encountering rips, dangerous rock formations or getting hit by a surf board. A lot of the main beaches in Australia have shark nets set up (except WA), you have to watch out for Crocs in Northern QLD, Northern Territory & northern WA (old saying from up there - swimming in lakes/rivers/beaches up there ... if a dog goes out swimming first and is fine, no croc).
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  14550. Bike is Honda C110...but different versions of it I think were called the Honda Cub. They have used updated models of those thoughout the decades until recently (last 5 or more years) where they now use electric bikes and buggies.
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  14551. Ian you're a legend mate. You have a beautiful family buddy. Was really entertaining to watch. Keep up the great content. Proud Aussie right here
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  14552. Coles used to be called Coles New World. Joke, where would you go if the world blew up ? A - Coles New World :)
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  14553. I've owned Dyane's (like in your clip), 2CVs and Renault 4s, and nothing drives like them, especially in snow. Passengers have screamed more than once but there is no loss of control. My old man had a DS, but I've just had a CX and a couple of C5s. It's not until I drive a non-Citroën that I realise just how rough the roads are. Not tried one of the new setups yet.
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  14554. It’s so light you can use the Tim Tam like a straw. So good with Farmers Union iced coffee. Hmmm..
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  14555. The banoffee is banana and toffee so it’s pronounced bar noffee … just so you know
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  14556. Danni I hope that everything goes well for you and your daughter. I hope that you have a safe delivery. You alway look radiant and you are handling the situation very well. Looking forward to the future after your daughter is born.
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  14557. Vanity plates are available in the UK, but have to conform to the normal rules of letters and numbers. So there are a lot that use 4 to represent A, 5 to represent S, etc, resulting in some unusual spellings or abbreviations. So MR51NGH would be a good plate for a Mr Singh.
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  14558. Note that these cars have registration plates. Yep. Road worthy cars.
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  14559. Ian have you sorted a way to watch bathurst live this year? If you get stuck i will hook you up with a zoom call lol
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  14560. as a kid i dreamed of skate boarding wave rock, when i got there it was far rougher than it look's.
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  14561. I had a DS 23 in 1977 in Paris. It was an amazing car. I loved the dirctional high beam who were lightning the curve before you started to turn the steering wheel so you will not be surprised by any unespected obstacle in the curve. Never see that on another car since. The "mushroom" brake pedal was very efficient and everything was in the dosage of your foot on the pedal. Once you had "bong your head" on the steering wheel once by putting to much pressure you "knew" it. Like the semi I am driving now. It'is all in the dosage. So much thoughts was put in this car. Same for the 2ch or the Maserati Citroen.
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  14562. Bundy Rum is the Essential ingredient in any boiled plum pudding , dark fruit cake and vital in Rum Balls. Do not go miserly on the amount of Bundy you use. Bundy is the preferred liquid pain killer for Rodeo riders too . Newcastle has a link with San Francisco in that a sea wall was partly constructed from some of the 1908 earthquake rubble being used as ship ballast on some of the freighters that went to Newcastle port.
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  14563. Hey Dani! Those glow things are beautiful. There is a small cave under a waterfall in Queensland's Gold Coast hinterland that has a small population of glow worms. Nothing like this spectacular light show. This reminds me of Avatar.
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  14564. The males have spurs- so it's a duck slash beaver slash cowboy.
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  14565. And a big difference to pool is that the holes are much smaller, what it makes pot success very difficult
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  14566. wow, I knew there was a new promo out there for Tourism Australia, and I'd seen a little bit of it ... but WOW. I'm going to watch the original now. Fantastic, tx for showing this.
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  14567. Welcome back to Illinois. And hope you enjoyed the little break with your family. Totally hear ya re dry heat versus humidity. In Qld /NSW the humidity can get to 97-99%.💦
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  14568.  @greyfivenine7005  Emma’s confidence and desire to be at daddy’s side says it all. Andrew is mamas sidekick; Emma is a daddy’s girl.
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  14569.  @TWR1988  it’s heartwarming to see really, especially these days. A true blessing to have two parents. Gotta love it.
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  14570. now your home keen to see those rc aussie cars at your local rc track that awesome guy found close to you
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  14571. Here is a recipe for Pavlova. Trust me, this is a desert to die for. ❤ 13 Ingredients 3 Method Steps 6 (59g) eggs, separated 1 1/4 cups (270g) caster sugar 2 tsp Coles Cornflour 1 tsp white vinegar 1/2 tsp vanilla extract 300ml thickened cream 2 tbsp pure icing sugar, sifted juice of 2 limes Finely shredded rind of 2 limes 2 Lady finger bananas, thinly sliced diagonally 3 golden kiwifruit, peeled, thinly sliced 2 starfruit, thinly sliced Pulp of 2-3 passionfruit Step 1 Preheat oven to 120°C. Line an oven tray with foil. Brush with melted butter and dust with cornflour, shaking off excess. Mark a 24cm-diameter circle on foil. Step 2 Use an electric mixer to whisk egg whites in a clean dry bowl until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating well after each addition, until meringue is thick and glossy and sugar dissolved. Rub a little meringue between fingers. If still "gritty" with sugar, continue to whisk until sugar dissolves. Add cornflour, vinegar and vanilla and whisk until just combined. Spoon meringue onto the foil, using the marked circle as a guide. Smooth sides and top of pavlova. Use a small spatula to forms little peaks around edge of pavlova. Bake in oven for 1 1/2 hours or until pavlova is dry to the touch. Turn off oven. Leave pavlova in oven with the door ajar to cool completely. When completely cold, transfer to serving plate or store in an airtight container until required. Step 3 Use an electric mixer to whisk the cream and icing sugar in a medium bowl until firm peaks form. Spoon cream onto the top of pavlova. Pour lime juice into a ceramic or glass bowl. Add banana slices and toss to coat with juice. Drain. Decorate pavlova with banana, kiwifruit, starfruit, passionfruit and lime rind. This will blow your mind. Cheers. 🇦🇺🦘
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  14572. I'm Spanish and I can´t see a beer without foam. The correct measure for me is about one inch of foam, and not pouring all the bottle at once, but in two or three parts.
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  14573. The market in the middle of Ljubjana, Slovenia, has milk and other things at machines too. Its great, its a good way to compete against the discount supermarkets like Aldi (or provide discount supermarket pricing where the village is too small for a supermarket). I've stayed in a hotel in Germany that had a drinks machine - soft drink or bier, same price (and bloody cheap LOL).
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  14574. Merry Christmas from Bordeaux / France . You have a nice family. In France we have a traditionnal cake named "Bûche de Noël"...Joyeux Noël !
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  14575. If only my wife was so helpful to help me drink my beer 😀😀
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  14576. Just had a look at google maps. Could you do a vlog drive with that car to the Sunspot Highway? And maybe visit the Apache Point observatory and Cathey viewpoint.
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  14577. You should react to best of Rallylegend 2022. The event was few days ago and even the WRC champion Kalle Rovanperä was driving a Toyota Celica there.
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  14578. Great to see how pleased you are. Now prepare to spend a lot of time driving and a lot of time browsing through stuff for your rig. It's a great hobby. It does get much easier and more natural feeling. Have fun. 👍
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  14579. Congratulations to you all on your newest family member can't wait to see the family video..... I liked the quiz tired to guess along with you too Ian and some of them were hard.
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  14580. Ned Kelly did Rob banks! A bit like a Robin Hood type - only stole from the rich. The world's first real Iron man 🤣 you should watch the 2000s movie starring Heath Ledger as Ned 😁
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  14581. You guys are just so gorgeous! I love so much seeing the gifts you all receive. The painting is fantastic and funny at the same time. I know how you feel about pronouncing Geelong, I used to always get Arkansas wrong...Ar-kan-saw not Ar-kansas LOL!
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  14582. 5:52... uhm... That's not Canberra. That's Sydney. Canberra is in the middle of nowhere with a pretty good looking parament house and some nice wind turbines further out of the city. It's tiny. Pretty much a town. And I'm pretty sure it's the smallest of all the main cities in Australia (the capital cities of each state/territory). The reason for this is when Australia was first deciding its capital city, there was a big dispute over whether it should be in Sydney or Melbourne as they were the biggest 2 cities by far. The way they then settled the matter was they built a new city directly in between both cities. If you drew a straight line between the cities then Canberra would be in the middle. The one thing Canberra has got going for it is that it has a very good temperature being cold but not snowy most year round without the major weather unpredictability changes that Melbourne has. It's also the closest main city area near the only mountains where it snows in mainland Australia.
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  14583. These cars do sound very cool. Skoda started out in 1925 in the Czech Republic as an independent company, was bought by the Czech authorities in 1948 and was eventually bought by the Volkswagen Group in 2000. So Yes, there is probably shared parts between the Skoda and assorted VWs. The Whip crack as the exhaust flashes is 'almost' as cool as the turbo chatter on a Group B Audi Quattro.
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  14584. I respect anyone’s wishes to play Netball but given the choice, I played field Hockey. Where I grew up there used to be rivalry between girls’ hockey & netball, because the netball courts & hockey fields were close together - so why not? 🤣🤣 Good fun!
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  14585. The sound in this video for WRC cars is great but in reality it doesn't do it justice. When hearing them live... Oh boy. It really is like rolling thunder. The sound just vibrates through your whole body. Awesome experience seeing them up close. There are talks of WRC carousell visiting North America. I was hoping it would already happen next year but I guess not. Anyway, when they do visit the states, I'll definitely use the excuse to visit as well :)
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  14586. Reminds me of how my car sounds, not sure if that's a good thing or not lmao.
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  14587. Nice! I am happy for you ... Cheers! :)
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  14588. OMG!! Mate!!! You're the man congrats, like I mean when it's time like awesome. Here we go again for you all!! Blessings to your beautiful fam...:face-red-heart-shape:
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  14589. so much better quality guys
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  14590. Pedro in the Akubra looks natural like he was born with it.
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  14591. There's a couple decent AFL videogames out there, yeah. They play about as well as the NBA games do. Also it'd be cool to watch some games on livestream some time for sure!
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  14592. they look like power rangers with the distinct colours 😁
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  14593. "Nobby's" slogan on their commercials is "Nibble Nobby's Nuts". A great reaction for you and your wife would be 'Australia's Funniest TV Commercials. Another reaction for one of the funniest clips out of New Zealand is titled, 'Honest Car Salesman' (from the film Never Say Die, starring Temuera Morrison from Mandalorian) ...see how much slang you can understand. Links are below. Merry Christmas to our adopted Australian family in the US. 😃👍 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgtYZQa_oA-LmCHxF42FLCTxc-zcy35Zz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbio-nG7mXA
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  14594. Adelaide generally has a Mediterranean type climate with a mild winter with day max temps rarely getting below 14-15 C and typically a hot dry summer with a handful of days each year getting a max of over 40 C.
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  14595. I own an older classic Celica and the pronunciation in Aussie language is like this, SEE LEE KU not the way yanks say it like it is something in a salad bowl! 😄
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  14596. That tree wasn't growing on a rock, that was it's trunk, called the boab tree it's trunk is used as a source of water. The Kimberly is one of my most favourite places in Australia. It's a place of deep connection to the country. 🤙🏼
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  14597. I am not a car person but this car is freaking insane.
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  14598. Ian, find a video of how engineered stone is made, then you’ll understand why it’s being banned. They have given us till July 2024 to have it no longer in use anywhere in Australia.
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  14599. Ian mate ..You not have to explain your self to Anyone whats so ever ....Family come first always so just look after your beautiful family and dont worry about people who dont know you ...And what an amazing guy you are .....Australia will still be here when your ready to come here ...And im sure all us Aussies will welcome you with arms open wide ...and you have your first....SHOEY LOL TC bud
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  14600. Fade to Grey" is a song by British synth-pop band Visage, released in November 1980 as the second single from their debut album, Visage (1980), on Polydor Records. The song was the band's most successful single. It entered the singles charts in late 1980, peaking at no. 8 in the UK Singles Chart and reaching no. 1 in West Germany and Switzerland. Steve Strange was on lead vocals; the French lyrics were spoken by Rusty Egan's Luxembourgish girlfriend Brigitte Arens. The accompanying music video for the song became one of the first videoclips that Kevin Godley and Lol Creme directed, before they became known for their works with the Police, Duran Duran and Herbie Hancock.
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  14601. Not bad ! As a European i could guess in the USA only the easy ones......like California, Texas, Florida ! ...but where the f... is Wyoming ? Somewhere mid west ?
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  14602. NZ is awesome, only trouble is it's full of New Zealanders. Ha, only joking I've got heaps of Kiwi mates. Cheers.
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  14603. Hey Ian, looks like your beard is full of crabs lol
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  14604. If you like Gold Coast track then you will love the V8s in Adelaide in a month. Similar street circuit but lots more bends and fast corners.
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  14605. Straya, nailed it
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  14606. gail who ever you are from sa your a championdefo showing how great our state is those uggs hats and buckles so cool
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  14607. I prefer my Milo cold, but to conserve it, I melt 3 teaspoons or a heaped tablespoon with a little holt water. Fill large cup one third of the cup, put lots of ice in it, pile in more Milo, stir, then a bit more milk, then carefully add a couple more tablespoons of Milo to munch on. I have a bucket for a cup, so usually end up using too much of it up, the normal way, cos I love to eat the floaties on top. Oh yeah, a Milo sandwich is great, specially with heaps of butter on warm fresh bread. 😋☺️😉 Maybe you should watch Kath and Kim, that'll give you a clue on bogan mistalk. Plus it's hilarious.
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  14608. It is said that Leuven build their magnificent townhall when it was still in the running to become the capital city of (South-)Brabant, however it was Brussels that got that title in the end. As for Dubrovnik, some parts of it might be recognized by viewer who watched Game of Thrones, since shots of King's Landing were actually from Dubrovnik.
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  14609. Merry Christmas 🎄 IW rocker. Merry Christmas beautiful Dani. Merry Christmas Emma, Andrew and Sydney? Love you all!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  14610. Hey bud..Your enthusiasm is infectious and fun to watch.As a truck guy I think you would really enjoy the Paris-Dakar Rally.Truck racing with the gloves off.And cars and bikes.I guarantee it will blow your hair back.Hope you and yours are all well ✌
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  14611. I'm french so i already been on this bridge and it's really even more impressive when you drive on it !
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  14612. Peter Brock was known as "The King of the Mountain". Did you notice he often rests his arm on the door sill and drives just as hard. The VK was his favorite model of Holden (GM). The engine was a 308 ci naturally asperated engine de-stroked to 304ci and was originally designed (in the 60s) off the best bits of Chev, Olds and Buick engines.
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  14613. I've watched Brock over the top, quite a good documentary.
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  14614. I've had the experience of standing in the starters box at a drag strip with two top fuellers at full launch, that was an amazing sound...
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  14615. With all the things you have received you are going to need a bigger house 😂
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  14616. Pretty sure the Aussie slang "fanging it" (to drive fast) comes from a reference to driving like Fangio, at least that what I was told as a youngster.
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  14617. to clear it up a little (probably dozens of people will do the same :D) this is a so called "fan car", which uses fans at the bottom to "vacuum" it down to the ground... that being said, it was .88 seconds faster than the ID.R a few years ago, which still keeps me more impressed with the ID which uses conventional aero for downforce...
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  14618. G'day Ian. A young kid in Australia put together this good vid summary of the VW Kombi culture in Australia: https://youtu.be/Yp95LqFmO44 There is even a Kombi Road in Clayton Victoria where the Australian made VWs were manufactured at the peak of VW popularity here in the sixties . In 1960 VW even outsold Ford here and only outsold by Holden. VW lost popularity after 1966 so the factory I think made Datsuns and Volvo cars eventually being the base for the higher performance Holden Special Vehicles. Might now be converting handfuls of expensive US full size pick up trucks to right hand drive.
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  14619. Ian, I can find out what our guys recommend, but IMHO in this order: I'd go KO2's, Nittos, Generals (get the Red Letters! they are REAL fun in the snow (not), but AWESOME in sand, rocks, well Baja) or maybe Hankooks, but be ready to balance them frequently. I actually replaced my OEM DT's with the 35" version. I was pretty impressed with them on snow and ice, they seem to stay balanced and are quite, wearing well too, though I do have five in rotation. Off-road here in AZ and UT, jury is still out on rock puncture resistance, I lost one in Moab, but like you, I think I went too low. I think that is why Goodyear tries to up-sell to the Kevlar sidewalls. Speaking of rotation, a 35" will fit between the frame rails, but I found that I had to air down to ~10psi. I have a decent sized Puma compressor onboard, so I'm not concerned about that. Rather have a spare tucked than deal with one in the bed or a swing out rear bumper at this point. Go talk to one of our guys see what they say, I can update here if you want, and I can call a store mgr. and save you a few...
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  14620. It's nice to see my hometown Dresden getting some time to shine.
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  14621. One of your best videos, really enjoyed the bonus at the end. I've been lucky enough to visit the US a number of times. Have done a roadtrip to New Mexico from LA along Interstate 10 to Las Cruces then up to Roswell via Alamogordo. Did White Sands Missile Range, UFO museum etc. Love the desert scenery. From Roswell we headed north to the 40 and back to LA via Vegas. Wow what a trip, would recommend to anybody. PS got stopped a few times by border patrol when we were close to the Mexican border but our Aussie accents and passports gave our origins away LOL.
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  14622. 2:48 I had a mate a school. He was a genius. When he chose average subjects the teachers and the principle came to him and said he can do higher subjects and achieve more. He said That he just wanted to be a truckie. He did a fitting and turning apprenticeship and became a truckie.
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  14623. enjoyed your reaction mate. As an Aussie I can say he was accurate only one Id say I havent heard is the donuting only ever said tubing.
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  14624. I live just west of Brisbane and I did the comparison a few weeks ago of what US city/town is the same distance from the equator. It was Bradenton, Florida which is 27.4989N and Brisbane is 27.4705S
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  14625. If you have ever wondered what a bogan is your looking at them bloody dip sticks
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  14626. Increasingly used in nz to keep traffic moving more safely. Very very common here. We have various sizes. Good signage REALLY matters. Knowing ahead of time how to navigate to your exit. Most confusion comes around using your indicators. Where to indicate...going in or going out
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  14627. Haha. Kiwis. They are funny. We love em🇭🇲🇳🇿🤘
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  14628. That Electricity grid part, Tasmania doesn't get much of it's power from the mainland (well not much that i know of) we actually send our Hydro power to them, just in case you didn't know, but we do get our natural gas from the mainland, we can be self sufficient power wise, but our power prices would go it quite a bit if we did that (apparently).
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  14629. The word "soccer" comes from the use of the term "association football" in Britain and goes back 200 years. In the early 1800s, a bunch of British universities took "football" — a medieval game — and started playing their own versions of it, all under different rules. ... "Association football" became "soccer."
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  14630. Mel born, Sid nee, Bris bane, Dar win, Perth, Ho bart. The best US place is "kickapoo" You said Melbourne perfect bloke. The one thing Aussies get wrong is calling all Americans yanks. The southerners really like it. Warn am bool
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  14631. Did well mate No doubt little sleep as well Been a few big days for both of you guys It's great you have family near by to help with big bro and sissy Cheers 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  14632. What an enjoyable video! From the incredible mail time to the end with your awesome pics and travel stories. All those places sound and look amazing! Was lovely to see part of your world. And so cool that you met an Aussie movie maker. Even cooler that he had heard of you and you got to give him some Tim Tams.
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  14633. 4.9L 304 ( regulation size) pretty sure the vk was a carby. I think the vl walkinshaw was the first injected. The vk would of been up against the xe falcon.
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  14634. Ahhh been waiting for this one 🎉 great reaction! The magician leaving people speachless still nearly 20 years later. What an icon, he wasn’t on FIFA Street, he is FIFA Street. Inspired the freestyle gameplay and millions around the world to love football ❤
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  14635. Been waiting years to see a real one. Still doubt the hp rating.
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  14636. For some reason I missed last year, but the first year was so much fun, stayed with you most of the day. Any shoeys this year? Good to see the family again. Pedro maybe? and your dad, Ian? see you then
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  14637. Sunshine state is Queensland, I was once riding a bike from Sydney to Cairns one time and just as I was crossing the boarder into Queensland there’s a large sign saying welcome to the sunshine state just as it started to rain , not ordinary rain but heavy tropical rain and it didn’t stop for the next four days and nights 😂😂😂😂🐨🦘🇦🇺
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  14638. The circles in the sea ... yer I got that straight away we have lots in New Zealand.. 🎉
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  14639. You were right on the Mitsubishi. In the states they were called Montero. In the UK they were a Shogun. Most other countries there were the Pajero. Australia also used them in the police force and fire. The Ford was a Ford mondeo. When you look at the Fiat vans think of your Ram vam as that is what the Ram is. A re badged Fiat.
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  14640. Haha this is dope! Look how psyched those elephants are! 🤙
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  14641. That was hella interesting! I lived in London for 4 years in the 80s and never new what the cannon bollards were made from😅
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  14642. This is amusing. Had many Carlton's (in the pub). But as a Melburnian, I have only ever had 1 Melb bitter.. and never went back for a 2nd. :-( I like your cool little pottery type cups though.
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  14643. Those samdstone cliffs are what remains of very ancient sandstone layer that was over 20km thick layed down over 400 million years ago, as ancient mountains pre 1 billion years ago weathered away. That was capped by lava several km thick, forming sandstone. After the lava layer eroded, the sandstone began eroding. Leaving only upto 100m sandstone today. Facinating geology, natural wilderness across northern part of Australia. Another interesting aspect is the name Kimberley Ranges, that was given by explorers, due to similarity to South Africa Kimberlies. Now it is known from continental plate drift, that these two areas are in fact related, having been joined in the ancient GONDWANA LAND continent. Another aspect, South Africa Kimberlies are known by that name fot KIMBERLITE volcanic cores of ancient volcanoes, bearing DIAMONDS. For which SA is so well known. However similarly the Australian Kimberlies have its known Diamond deposit mined at Argyle mine. Note the earlier lava overlay, mentioned above, was from the significant volcanic activity that deposited the Kimberlite cores, containing these diamond deposits. A little research can produce lots of fascinating information, to add to the picture perfect, beautiful scenery. Other than huge distances from most populated centres of population it is absolutely a must see area, with numerous places to visit. Some other major regional places include Broome pearling hub, Bungle Bungles bee hive mounds, huge tide rise/fall, Ord river dam and Kunnunnurra irrigation farming, Barramundi fishing trips, and more.
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  14644. Yes, I definitely recommend you look up Tim Minchin, Ian! ⭐👍
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  14645.  @AUmarcus  please do not donate to The Red Cross or Salvation Army, tens of thousands of dollars being spent on “fees” and money yearning interest for a “rainy day” from the bush fires. So many people still living in emergency accomodation waiting for the money that they deserve, but no they keep it for the next disaster. Which gets donated to and still doesn’t get fully given out so they just keep earning interest. It’s disgusting.
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  14646. Yay! Mail time!! That hair piece will look beautiful on you Daniella, and those Vegemite tshirts are everything ❤️❤️
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  14647. Depends on what is your budget for a wheel! But one thing for sure once you taste force feedback you won't go back! I started on Logitech G29 + H shifter, very basic wheel, I would not say it's the best wheel for the price but plenty for a casual gamer. It's gear driven so it lacks a bit of smoothness and details. Not easily customisable so the small wheel might feel a bit like a toy sometimes. (I broke the internals drifting and after testing the Trusmaster T248 is better at that price range, I think because it's belt and gear driven) My next wheel is a Trusmaster tmx leather (same base as t300), this one is belt driven so it's more smooth, same size wheel as G29/G923 but I plan to put a larger deep dish wheel on it and add the TH8S Shifter. The trusmaster catalog is quite large so I can't talk for what I haven't tested but I would not invest more in a belt driven wheel, plenty of feels for me even there is newer and better options. And then there is Direct Drive, this means the wheel is directly on the motor shaft, no gears or belt here, just straight power and feels like no other tech. This can go as deep as your wallet can be but I would say that the Fanatec DD and Moza R5 are the best entry products into direct drive wheels, very reasonnable price for what you get. Hope this help you!
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  14648. when he says 60-65k you have to take into account the currency difference. thats more like 40-45k US
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  14649. Roxanne is your biggest sponsor 😂
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  14650. Happy Thanksgiving to your whole family we’re thankful for you and your family ❤
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  14651. Man I'm gonna get tanked on Australia Day the Bundeburg Rum & Cola is gonna be flowin 🥃😁🇦🇺
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  14652. It has alot to do with the dreamtime.. aboriginal elder folklore. I grew up in a aboriginal community. Depends what people believe in culture wise. But it's alot to do with paranormal activity apparently..like elder spirits returning or going to the stars.
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  14653. I still have my Sidchrome from the 80's and it hasn't missed a beat. 👍🤠
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  14654. Well said I couldn’t agree more
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  14655. The one you paused the video fir rhe first time is exactly where I live..... It's called the Saarschleife. Saar is the river and Schleife means like bow or loop. Even the Bundesland (state) that we live in here is named after the river: Saarland..... and by the way it's also the tiniest of all german states and its not far away feom the Nordschleife! . I like your videos. Thanks and have a nice day
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  14656. I remember practicing hill starts when I was learning to drive here in the UK but that is another level! On a similar theme, as some others have mentioned, have you seen the 7 circle "Magic Roundabout" in Swindon UK? You may find that entertaining!
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  14657. Golden age of motor sport in Europe.
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  14658. Hawaii is absolutely beautiful, you need to visit yesterday. Obviously not “easy” to get to like other 49 (via car) because even Alaska just needs a trip through Canada, but I love Hawaii. Very expensive and very different, but amazing. Every state has its charm, but Hawaii is something else.
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  14659. At first it was like, who ever knew something like you tube would get so big. Now it's like, who ever knew they would get so hell bent on censorship.
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  14660. Don't feel bad. I'm Dutch. guest swedish to, but I have been living in the US for 30 years +, so I can blame it on that 😂
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  14661. The Hyundai Excel race series in Australia is the best introductory race series in the country at present. It's popular, relatively cheap to enter, and highly competitive. If I were the age to enter racing, that's what I'd do for sure. The series I'm referring to is an asphalt track series.
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  14662. It's the beauty of Australia 🇦🇺 even alot of people growing their own vegetables as don't trust commercially grown because they pump it full of stuff to make it last longer in holding fridges before public get it so can sell longer period of time and they can inflate prices as never a glut and as time goes on and still have products can charge more as out of seasons We are lucky 95% of our food is fresh a couple days old after handling transportation They also taste different because picked earlier to las for transportation and ripen in fridges with chem
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  14663. I've been there, it's one of my favourite places in the world. If I could live there I would! 😊
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  14664. I really wish Tim Tam would make these with the corners already cut off!
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  14665. Its kinda sad that they didnt showed the paramedic's truck, its really big and beatiful, many peoples are out of their minds when they see that
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  14666. Over the last 20 or so years they have leased annually a few of the US water tankers as they are most effective in combating bushfires. A few years back they were only used water buckets to plunge into rivers to fill them. Their capacity was limited & the cycle to fill & dump their water load was a major concern as these water tankers can drop, vaccuum the water into their tanks & fly off.
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  14667. Most visited - no surprise with Indonesia (I'm almost surprised it's not more common than NZ) - everyone talks about going to Bali.....I think you even reacted to some AAMI ads based on it.
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  14668. Dude, do you want to see really rough Tatras? Find RM-70 rocket launcher (modernized as RM-70 VAMPIR), DANA and ZUZANA 8x8 self-proppeled howitzers and SLEIPNIR TATRA (the wildest dream of every bus driver).
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  14669. Would love for you guys to visit AUS one day!
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  14670. @IWrocker i just love how you react to the videos especially from Australia as they say family comes first and that is most important
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  14671. I haven’t read all the comments but it’s hands-down for the Unimog. You can see the Humvee struggling and getting stuck and having to use its slip differentials to pull itself out. I’m pretty sure there were no lockers used on the Unimog it just went through this course with its absolute outstanding articulation that keeps all the wheels even in such a situation on the ground so it doesn’t need the lockers. Now just imagine where it could go with all 3 lockers engaged. 😀
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  14672. NOT sure how "correct" this video is... (I've watched their channel a few times and meh) In fact I think it's crap..... And the young people they interview have NO idea...... Probably because they've never experienced anything like the questions they are being asked I've been to hospital many times in my 61 years, both in ER and staying for a week due to an infection and I never paid a cent.!!!! Like EVER.!!!!!!!!! And I don't have private insurance Just Medicare Ventolin costs around $12 here
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  14673. 3:48: "You don't drive a car into the water, that's your worst nightmare." - hmm - thinking about the Amphicar 770 from the 60s ... Love and peace from Hannover, Germany. Klaus
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  14674. i would love to see your reaction to a video of trucks maneuvering down some narrow roads!
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  14675. first pro match at 16, he is 48 now and hold holds countless records and milestones, as of this year he is ranked #1 and a new record will fall as he is expected to take home the most prize money of any pro player in a single season. I have seen tournaments where opponents crumble at the mere prospect of facing him, they just turn to jello. In thirty-two years, his institutional knowledge is so great I swear he wins with muscle memory alone.
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  14676. Best sounding car 🤔 ANY race/Rally car from the 60s/70s👍 An old Dodge charger on idle sounds cool. The1978 Ligier Matra V12 F1 car sounds incredible, probably my favorite. Edit: just heard the 1972 Matra, awesome.
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  14677. kind of! he has a bad accent! XD
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  14678. I hadn’t seen this one before, it was fun. You really have learned a lot.
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  14679. My first (and current) car is a 1.9tdi PD, one of the lower powered variants with only 105bhp but still 240nm torque (about 180lb/ft I believe), super reliable and economic. The higher powered variants of those 1.9 PD are known for making a LOT of power with even just intercooler and injector upgrades.
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  14680. There’s a few videos of Jordan Cox you should check more videos of him out
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  14681. Subway is the best one imo, so unique and so beautiful the way the subway logos are placed and the colour is something else. The only thing bad about the livery is the Coca Cola logo on the back.
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  14682. We have Penguin Island here in Perth, you can walk to it at low tide on the sand bank, it is in rapid decline unfortunately, Their true name is Little Penguins, about the size of a small to average domestic cat. Opal on the high end can reach $10K per carat, far exceeding gold or most diamonds
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  14683. amazing to see these, being Belgian and seeing multiple vehicles with my local town name on it "Brasschaat" love to see that. a short video of a unimog at the "Kalmthoutse heide" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONxYlF4On-E and this is a vid of the trucks/cars currently in use in brasschaat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTRDtl9Zqtg also, 1 of the 2 civil protection bases is in Brasschaat, here a vid of them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTRDtl9Zqtg some nice truck's
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  14684. I'm in the east of the UK and it's due to hit about 106°F/41°C here tomorrow, the previous record (also set in this area) was 101°F/38.7°C set in 2019 so this isn't something we've ever experienced before. I'm lucky that I have a portable A/C unit but most houses only have basic fans they can put on so they just stay hot all day and night.
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  14685. Welcome Sidney, you have choosen the right family! ❤
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  14686. Here's a short video of Maria River Road Jan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgNVEMd8D4I
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  14687. Lol the good thing about not having the kids around is you get to decide what you do and don't share with 'em :D haha
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  14688. The one with the truck stuck up in the air, that's a skip truck, we use skips for rubbish/construction waste disposal. They'll go out with up to 5 empty ones for delivery, but collection is usually a single full skip unless you've got a special build one.
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  14689. Thank you for showing us beautiful New Mexico! Such incredible skies and landscape. Ruggedly beautiful and majestic mountains there and it’s definitely now on my must visit list for when I go to the US. Some native Australian trees you’ll see in desert areas are Boab trees, grass trees and ghost gums. Shrubs like saltbush and bush tomatoes and then clumping grasses. Australia has no native cacti but we have a few native succulents the most common of which is called pig face and it grows in the deserts and also along a lot of beaches 😊.
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  14690. Dutch aren't rude. They're generally friendly and polite. But politeness the Dutch way doesn't translate well into English. It's a language/cultural thing. Dutch politeness is understated compared to British. "Don't get too crazy, we're all equal", that mentality. Speaking Dutch will change the perception of the Dutch people a lot for English in the Netherlands. But because Dutch love efficient communication, learning Dutch is hard. You can't really practice. People will insist on talking English to you. The Netherlands is the most extreme but also Belgians and Germans are more direct than Britons. Consider yourself warned when traveling there ;-). greets from Belgium
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  14691. Oh yumm I can smell those from Australia.. Thanks for sharing Pedro 😁
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  14692. Thanks Ian! only few can get my last name right. I just really love these trucks, it just has that incredible history tied to it which I'm glad even today Dodge and Ram later on never neglected.
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  14693. I live in Södertälje the home of Scania so at this moment I have 8 friends working at different part of Scania. My father use to work for them, and also my aunt and two of my cousins. They are amazing as a workplace and a lot of people stay for a long time, they also have a sort of high school (students from age 16-18) that a lot of my kids (I work as a teacher for 12-15 year old) try to get into.
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  14694. Mark Larkham a great commentator backed up by his previous racing abilities , of course driving in THE race, as well as team owner and developer. Wikipedia has more on him.
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  14695. That drop bear"Koala"..... Cute....Do you see the claws on that cute little killer...... Not an animal to be messed with...Notice the guy handling it is pointing those razor sharp claws away from him :)
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  14696. Saw Stirling Moss doing a demonstration run of the BRM v16 at Brands Hatch many years ago and you could hear the wonderful noise from the other side of the track. It was unbelievable…
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  14697. If you are worried about the shine, you can always buff it. I like it I like that result!
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  14698. I think - as a Swiss citizen - that there are a lot of reasons. We have a different food culture (love fresh cooked meals, vegetables are much cheaper than in the US, our restaurants offer more healthy stuff, ...), we are more into physical activities (hiking, skiing, cycling,...), the higher average income and better healthcare system etc. I was traveling across the US for two years and met almost every day new people who have invited me to a large BBQ with a lot of beef, burgers, bacon and beer 😍. It's impossible to say no! Furthermore, almost all the packed groceries are kingsize, maxi or family. I love that country!
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  14699. Darwin is 90f ish all year round. Only difference is wet or dry season.
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  14700. Thank you for having your beautiful family show us these. The bub is very active and happy, so nice. All the best from Newcastle Aus.👍👍👍
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  14701. Merry Christmass from Poland❤
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  14702. I’ve seen four Unimogs for sale here in Australia in the last twelve months. All have been X Army examples. And averaged around the thirty thousand dollar range
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  14703. I don't know about remembering the store but I do remember my small record player and my personal cassette player that we clipped onto our pants or belt. That portable cassette player with our crappy headphones was the bomb. Then it would 'eat' the tape and we would have to try and untangle it and wind it back on its spools with a pencil.
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  14704. Very hard to play the didgeridoo! Only males allowed to play it.Circular breathing.
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  14705. Ian, check out firefighting world championship. The gold medalist was a Slovene volunteer firefighter. Slovenia has the best volunteer firefighting system with more than 90%of all firefighters are volunteers.
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  14706. I love how you include your children. In you videos it shows that you love and respect them
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  14707. Hey guys, great video. Just a quick one, make sure you check out the conversions in the back of the cookbook you got before baking. Aussie tablespoons are larger than American & will make a difference to the recipes you choose to cook. Take care xxx
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  14708. I think it starts as a change and a warning, then a question, do you love her, will you fight for her, will you die for her. Then he responds with yes
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  14709. Since you are so into rally and f1, you should get good driving wheel and pedals set. It will make a huge difference of how you will feel the car. Also, you could give a try to Colin McRae rally game. It was the best rally simulator back some years ago. Your view about how difficult rally is will change dramatically. Tip: Don't forget some corners can be taken faster if you counter- steer. Enjoy.
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  14710. fun show, ask for a vb or vic bitter, AND be careful using the word root, we barrack, root has an entirely different meaning here.
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  14711. This was fun! Without prior knowledge you didn't do badly at all.
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  14712. You are way too nice you avoid insulting anyone, nice to see some understanding not just negative judgment well done our friend.
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  14713. Hahaha love it ! Went over and gave him a thumbs up. "Me at the Zoo." omg !! Thanks Ian, I never would've known about it, it's priceless.
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  14714. As you can hear the girl working in the national wine centre there is French so we get many French people coming to SA to work on vineyards and learn how we do wine making here
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  14715. Driven around the track several times, its just a very narrow, hilly country road with lots of blind spots. It looks so much wider on TV, hats off to the guys who race on it & the crew who prepare it.
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  14716. Canberra is the main administration centre of the Australian Federal Government, Australian Public Service, Australian Military Headquarters and Officer training, as well as others. Canberra, perhaps surprisingly, is also a popular tourist hotspot with the Parliament Houses, both old and new, the military museums, many art galleries and beautiful parks and other well-planned and designed landscapes. Canberra is probably the city with the highest average wage or salary earnings and has the relatively highest percentage of permanent job positions in Australia. So percentage wise the Canberra population probably has the most people living there that can afford to pay a premium for good housing. One could argue that the climate is not the greatest, it being inland and having generally cold, by Australian standards, winters and hot, by international standards, summers. But being the national capital Canberra does have some of the best public facilities available in Australia, the best of schools and universities, the best of medical facilities, the best of road, rail and air transport, and a generally clean and healthy environment as expected there would be no large or major polluting industries allowed now or ever anywhere near a Federal capital city.
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  14717. I will have to admit I laughed before your clip started.
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  14718. You break out in a cold sweat when you first do this, but it's easy once you are aware of it. The only intersections that have this are when it is a "tram crossroad", # 4 tram lane intersection. The trams here even have signs on them showing a "Rhino on a skateboard", meaning keep out of the way. Tram stops are located at a lot of these intersections as well, so you can have cars, pedestrians , traffic lights hook turns and trams in one hectic, environment, so keep calm and just do the crazy hook turn and keep everyone happy! 😎 The trams are faster than what you think, and you can create havoc if you get in the way at any intersection, and that is why we have hook turns.
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  14719. Cassowaries prefer fallen fruit, but will eat small vertebrates, invertebrates, fungi, carrion and plants. Over 238 species of plants have been recorded in the southern cassowary diet. Cassowaries play an important role in maintaining the diversity of rainforest trees. The cassowary has been known to kill human beings with slashing blows of its feet, as the innermost of its three toes bears a long daggerlike nail. The bird has been observed moving rapidly along narrow tracks in the bush, sprinting as fast as 50 km (31 miles) per hour. Hope this helps.
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  14720. OMG, you felt in love with Orangina. 🎉
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  14721. Cheers from Melbourne Ausrtralia…😁
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  14722. Summer sunsets after 9pm in Melbourne , long sunrise and sunset. Closer to the equator and Brisbane it's usually dark closer to 7-7:30 pm, but sunsets are 6:30pm in winter, compared to around 5pm in Melbourne.
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  14723. You are right about the variety. I imagine that's part of the reason - if not THE reason - why our car industry eventually went belly up. There is just too much to choice for the consumer. Back in the day Holden and Ford dominated the motoring landscape but as the decades rolled on, all the imported varieties, especially the cheaper, smaller cars, started to compete until they dominated the market; even more when tariffs were reduced from 10.0% to 5.0% in 2010. The government could only subsidise our own car manufacturing industry for so long before it pulled the plug. GMH received almost 3 billion dollars in Federal Government assistance in the last decade, but it had no option but to close shop once the subsidies stopped. It will be interesting to see how the market evolves in the future.
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  14724. Truck racing looks so ridiculous that it becomes fun by itself.
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  14725. Ian, i love these Rally videos man, keep em coming
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  14726. That bluebird holds the lap record around Bathurst before they put the corners (Caltex chase) in Conrod straight. It's used to go from mountain bend to Murray's corner back in the day. They wound the boost up on that Datsun and it barely touched the ground over the mountain. It's awesome to watch. George Fury drove it. You can find it on YouTube or the Shannon's page
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  14727. The deadpan expression really sells it! Lol
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  14728. Yay more mail time! So many generous ppl ♥️
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  14729. A motoring YouTuber Hubnut took several months holiday in NZ and Australia largely to drive all the cars seldom seen outside these two countries or being easier to access a huge range in NZ. Eg the Wil you commented on near the end : https://youtu.be/rDxiT2EO_OM He drove around NZ in a cheap old AU Falcon. He liked it so much that when his channel did well he re purchased the Falcon Fairmont and imported it to the UK for far more than he paid for it.
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  14730. It’s good being a little bit different… each country has its own ascents and spelling variation. How else would we know where people are from? 😄
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  14731. Ok I have to get off the Google Machine, but thought you'd find this interesting since there is a direct connection to the USA with the humble Tim Tam! In 1958, a horse called Tim Tam won the Kentucky Derby. Six years later, the Australian biscuit manufacturer Arnott’s named their (now) iconic biscuit after the horse.
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  14732. Glad you like it that much. It's one of the most badass cars that ever existed but you need to understand a bit about cars to really appreciate it
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  14733. 3:26 The lead car is a Ford Ranger, but if I remember right the European market ranger is different/smaller than the US-one. Pickups in general are a TINY market over here, and big US-ones are next to nonexistent since they have to be individually imported. Most are in enthusiast hands, despite having an abysmal image.
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  14734. 11:23 Funny you mention the rosenbauer fire truck being like out of a TF movie... ...because it is actually the case. In DotM (TF 3), Sentinel Prime alt mode is one of these!
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  14735. Well done, Ian, your interest in all things Australian has reached quite an advanced stage. I dare say you now know things that most Aussies don't even know about their own country. The fact that you already knew that the NT was was part of SA, which most Aussies don't know, and even how the Commonwealth, States and Territories relate to one another is a real credit to you. BTW, the building (appearing at 6:45 in your video) is Parliament House in Darwin, which is Australia's newest Parliament Building. It has been the seat of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly since 1994.
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  14736. I got a 69 HT coup
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  14737. Qantas did a similar ad in 1999. Also, watch the Peter Allen original. Love your work, mate.
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  14738. All I can say is YUM!!!. My son is a Baker/Pastry Chef and sometimes he makes me a special lot of pies or sausage rolls at work and brings them over to me and seeing yours makes my mouth water.
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  14739. Merry Christmas mate! Hope you and your family have a rippa of a day. I'll be having family over at my place, triple smoking a big fat ham on the bone, eating prawns with cocktail sauce and vienna loaf with butter, nibble food (cheeses, kabana, dip, cocktail onions, chips/crackers), and drinking some fuckin beers! Cheers kent! PS- I'm in Thornlands, Brisbane, Qld. YEW!
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  14740. This place is absolutely spectacular. Wow! Thanks Ian and it's awesome to see you Dani 👋
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  14741. Sorry but your attempt of a comment was really really sad i wouldnt try that again , Generally when you talk though it's ok.
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  14742. Hahahaha Look at that happy kids face! Thank you soo much for this, this really made my evening. Seeing how much you enjoy this end the surprises, its just awesome mate! Cant wait btw to see your street interviews you mentioned in the other vid today, that will be sooooo class!
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  14743. And by the way, if you want to add to your Aussie vocab, biscuits are commonly referred to as bikkies/bickies. Chocolate coated bikkies, like TimTams & Mint Slices are chocky bikkies. :D My husband was Canadian. I had to teach him how to speak the language when he got here. I have flashbacks of handing minties around the plane on the tarmac at Vancouver after our plane broke down and had to be fixed before we could take off. We had to stay on the plane, and sitting in a plane with no aircon and no food or drink for a few hours wasn't much fun until the minties came out. It was a nice break for the passengers around us and distracted from reality for a bit. :) i don't have them very often so I have no idea why I happened to take a bag with me to Canada.
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  14744. The mighty AFL Richmond Tiger Koala, lol
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  14745. Hey I'm also from Geraldton western Australia hope you and the family had a great Xmas
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  14746. It's always a pleasure when you upload new videos with our European beer, I'm happy that you like them 🍺😎 Prost
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  14747. @IWrocker, those trucks you call cab-over, when I was a kid, we used to call them "Bulldog nose" due to their flat front (much like a (British) bulldog has). 😊😂
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  14748. I like your content - informative and funny.....although not all the countries in europe are so nice to drive. Here in Austria Merc, BMW, Audi drivers tend to think that the passing lane is for them only 😀 but that is a typical austrian thing.....everyone tends to believe that they're more important than the other one on the road (it is more a cultural thing)
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  14749. The newer modern car is a Holden VT Commodore Made from 1997 to 2000 they came out with a 3.8 litre V6 a Holden 304 (5 litre) v8 or later an ls1
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  14750. Ian, It's mainly about speed, and positioning and passing, to get the ball quickly to the goal shooter 'in the goal circle'. Have to admit, I was totally confused the first time I saw American football :) . Cheers.
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  14751. yes, we say benzín in czech which sounds exactly the same as benzene, it was always funny to me as a kid that everybody say it in czech😂
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  14752. Wow man, you nailed it.😂 respect on the Beer choice, this is one we locals would pick, this type/shape of glass actually suits this beer, 👍well done, and what an amazingly beautiful setting to enjoy it Love it. It must be rare overthere, coz transport costs an arm and a legg in small batches. 🤘❤️🇺🇲🇧🇪🇪🇺
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  14753. Love this shell livery and the whole car what an incredible lap record by Scott McLachlan.
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  14754. yeah mate of course i want more of these cooking videos !! i havent commented before on any others but i have loved them all and i have to say it again like everyone else, you really do a great job in showing australia and its quirks in an honest and not typical way. i hope youtube and other means gets you enough bucks to come to oz one day but make sure its alot because you would need 6 months or more to see alot of the stuff in your vids. you wont need to pay for accomodation thats for sure ! cheers mate
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  14755. Those VK commodores look damn good
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  14756. Ian I have to be honest, one of the best laughs I got out of this video is your predictable reaction to that Huntsman spider. And the bird having a go at the roo was a Peacock.
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  14757. I have had similar reaction from a Japanese test engineer, driving a normal road car, V6 engine, around Sandown circuit not even at racing speeds but just squealing road tyres at not exceptional above road speeds. Only drifted one longer sweeping bends, hard braking late before most turns. He went straight to the rest room from the car.
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  14758. In the 50s and 60s General Motors seemed to come in 3 sizes . Small ( British Vauxhall ) , medium ( Australian Holden ) and large ( American Chevrolet) .
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  14759. As i always say, i vote for pedro. Vegemite being used in cooking, yep, it can be used anywhere. Its the food version of Vaseline. I do have my concerns about the Australian beer video. Not because the beers are crap. But if they remain heated up for too long, they all taste like cheese. If its cold and fresh, as long as its not a tooheys new, its amazing. And fosters doesn't exist. Never seen it sold before and ive lived in Australia for 34 years.
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  14760. Hey ,save a plate for me,looks delicious 😋😋😊
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  14761. Are you going to do some British beer. If not you should and not just lager. Don't include Guinness that's Irish. Also maybe for the future you could try some cider, alcoholic of course.
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  14762. Sandflies would have smashed him 😂 that’s what all the red bites would be from 🤣🤣🤣
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  14763. Ian it would be really sweet if you did a video of story time with the kiddos. 🙂
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  14764. The conversion from Kilowatts to Mechanical Horsepower is about 1.34 Horsepower to a Kilowatt. So 170KW is about 227HP
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  14765. This channel might turn to a beer channel! And yes! Deeper tour on the main cave please!🎉
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  14766. No Question.. the Rivian !!! The Tesla looks like something that a 6 year old drew with a ruler and a pencil :)
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  14767. holy hell!! i couldnt even imagine someone would send such great packets, especially that last one, so many movies and rare stuff and all...:O
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  14768. "the older one" is a Daf :-)
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  14769. Hi from Innsbruck/Austria! I wanna give a huge shout out to you for all your videos, it is really amazing how you keep watching all those videos, reacting to it, learning more yourself and at the same time show new stuff to the public! About thisvideo, if you liked it, just visit us someday! Theres a lot to explore and a lot of fun to be had. And its never ever too late to learn skiing either ;)
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  14770. I had 43C or 110F the other week, in country SA. 2 days later, heavy rain and thunder storms. That's not too common here. The 40+ was a bit early in summer too. My resident Hunstman, in the corner of my lounge room is named George.
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  14771. 😂
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  14772. Ye. Maybe the recipes they're used to use different language. Even so, she knew it was missing salt. Great instincts.
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  14773. Thankyou. Just Thankyou. A yankee appreciating what we do is thankful and impressive!!!
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  14774. Cairns is pronounced "Cans" as in beer cans etc. As someone that grew up in the bush, it's kinda sad to see so many cities listed here. I hate them. Off road has so much more to offer.
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  14775. It was also one of the first racing cars with all-around disc brakes, by Girling I believe. The car was redlined somewhere around 14000RPM, much like a modern F1 car. All the power came on above 11000RPM, it had a very small power band but it made ridiculous power, even by today's standards for its size. Juan Manuel Fangio loved it, Stirling Moss was terrified by it, but it was so unreliable at the time. There's also a good youtube clip by the good people at the National Motor Museum of this car running (they have one in their collection).
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  14776. C'mon mate you gotta do the 79 race,brockies legendary last lap record even though he was winning by 6 laps
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  14777. Ian, you may hear the term "cleanskin wine". Here is what Wikipedia has to say... "In Australia and New Zealand, cleanskin wine is a term for wine whose label does not indicate the winery or the winemaker's name. It is typically sold at a low price. Cleanskin labels usually only show the grape variety and the year of bottling, as well as other information required by Australian law - alcohol content, volume, additives and standard drink information. Cleanskin wines are typically sold cheaply in dozen lots for home consumption. They may be branded wines that were originally sold at a higher price and re-labelled as cleanskins, or they may be wines produced for the purpose of being sold as cleanskins. Consequently, the quality of various batches of cleanskin wine can vary significantly. Cleanskin wine was introduced to Australia in the early 2000s as a way for the wine industry to cope with a massive oversupply of wine, and a resulting drop in prices. As a result, wine consumption in Australia has greatly increased as of 2006. Also, the price of cleanskin wine has dropped to around or below the price of beer or even bottled water. The word "cleanskin" comes from the Australian term for unbranded cattle, and is also used to refer to undercover law enforcement agents". When I used to drink alcohol (haven't touched a drop in 10 years) I would often buy cleanskin wines as on the whole most of my purchases turned out to be pretty good. BTW, thanks for the information about the wineries in New Mexico. I did not know they predate wine industry in California. Cheers🍹
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  14778. Dirty roof is like the roof of a smoker’s car 🚗
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  14779. As an aside, it was John Bowe's lap time that Greg Murphy smashed during his Lap Of The Gods in qualifying for the 2003 Bathurst 1000 - can't believe he's still racing (and that he's also four years younger than me!!)
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  14780. 03:55 the slingshot thing is weird, I have seen people on TV fishing and using slingshots to throw out bait. (Not in Australia) So they are useful things if not trying to fire a ball bearing into someone eye.
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  14781. Really? OMG, YouTube, get a grip.
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  14782. So much violence!! Algorithms gone crazy!
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  14783. You got to watch a video of Adam LZ taking that S550 Barra for a spin. Its a rocketship!
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  14784. 100% agree with most of that. But if you took it back 40 years, I think it explains why this format has worked for Ian so well. Our perception was that "nobody" knew anything about Australia. When Australia won the America's Cup for example, it was so big because we took it to the big boys. That has created an ingrained thurst for acceptance and recognition that lingers still.
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  14785. You should watch the video showing Australia out numbered but won the battles in war. It's very interesting video to watch.
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  14786. f1 just released a video comparing Hamilton's 2018 singapore pole lap to his teammates lap, with telemetry. Would be a great double reaction to watch the lap onboard, then the comparison. One of the best f1 Laps ever
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  14787. Here in Australia 🇦🇺 5 % food 13% on electricity 15 % on fuel $130 to fill 75 litre tank diesel even more also premium petrol Interest rates 12 rises and possibilities of more all in last year My birth date was rare white 31 January Those handle bars are growing turning up nicely it's what we used to call them You might be interested their are competitions for those in UK as well not sure if doing here I think flat area is the age old and sandstone area and broken down It's like sa is alot of lime stone cliffs so poorest and water seeps into underground cavities and caves They are millions of years old dead reefs So find animals inside it from 🦕 dinosaur eara fossilised in the lime stone Alot never seen before and if you go around Mt Gambier Multiple caves to visit and water still running through the lime stone Like it has for millions of years naracoorte caves about 3 and half hrs from Adelaide it's between Victoria and south Australia 🇦🇺 in SA side same with Mt Gambier closer to Victoria but still on sa border and funny as they receive TV radio from Victoria If lucky you'll see glow worms all over the ceilings and some have bat's living in them Water is crystal clear and reflects like a mirror Water dripping off stalic night and tights until they for solid structure like the cave and area's We don't get to see the amazing ones as by people being in them damages them from your breath leaves black deposits on surfaces over time and these are easy accessible Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  14788. Finland too,alot. Works really good in winter times.
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  14789. 1st clip, Steering trailer tires, Helps to get around tighter turns, It takes the turn input from the hitching point, the more the tractor turns, the more the wheels turn. But there was some kind of malfunction during that bend, and the trailer steerable axles ended up in maximum deflection, pushing the end of the trailer to oncoming lane. colliding with the oncoming trucks, where 2 trucks lost at least 1 trailer tire. 4:50-6.00 "maniac that pulled in to oncoming lanes in front of oncoming car" Nope. that car in front of the "manic" stopped in the middle of his lane, (Wrong) perhaps to make a turn over the oncoming lane, Without leaving any space to pass between the verge and the driver. The "manic" tried to avoid an accident, Realized that he/she cannot stop in time, And went for the "empty space that existed" Unfortunately there was oncoming car (the camera car) coming from there.
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  14790. 5:30 It's funny that you said that it's like arizona, because Almería has the only Europe's desert, called "Desierto de Tabernas". Fun fact: lots of western movies were filmed there including "The good, the bad and the ugly", you can actually visit the towns they built for the movies.
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  14791. He had to get it in early because the crane work is complete and they are wanting to dismantle the crane. I think I heard that he payed the company extra to leave the crane up for a couple of extra weeks so that he could do this.
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  14792. You gotta love Robert. Such a gifted driver, yet a very humble and friendly man! ❤Also, the static thingy at 6:14 is edited in so you can't time the lap (which is forbidden on Tourist Rides), so a small cut out to fake the lap time.
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  14793. mate, if you like on board footages with crazy pilots in T-shirt and jeans, let me suggest you the video of the Alfa Romeo Giulia record lap at Nurburgring... madness 😜✌🏼
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  14794. I think you should react too John Fharnam - You're the Voice . You'll love it, seriously..
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  14795. Yeah, I have a bidet in each bathroom but I do clean myself up with paper and then wash the private parts.
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  14796. hey Ian you should definitely need to take a look at the: U-Boot Transport nach Sinsheim i think you would gonna like it!
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  14797. The clip of the croc chasing the fish and the guys yelling run this is the full clip, so Aussie lol. https://youtu.be/6VrgQQdPC1Q
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  14798. Your knowledge of Australia is impressive!
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  14799. As a german, I´m pleased to hear you like the sights shown in the video. On the other hand, the stuff that is shown in the clips is a collection of tourist attractions and treasures of nature - but it is far from giving a real impression of Germany. To get an idea of what I´m talking about: Imagine a video of the nicest buildings in Beverly Hills and the most spectaular views from Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon and than consider if the title "This is America" would fit, despite not showing Detroit, the Bronx, huge chemical plants, run down suburbs... Long story short: The sights seen in the video are the most beautiful part of Germany, castles of kings and lords, but let´s be honest: we got rid of monarchy centuries ago, most people living in bigger cities use to live in modern apparments blocks and contraty to the impression given in the video, yes, we got trash and garbage as well. Don´t get me wrong: Germany is a really nice place to live, but it is not all candy canes and A grade historical monuments. My recommendation to anyone who comes to visit: Don´t imagine to see a theme park called "Europe" when visiting, as you will most likely be disappointed by the majority of things. However, if you come to Europe to see some gem stones of history embedded in a living, breathing culture of the modern, western world, you might be more satisfied in the end. And if you take your time to visit, do yourself a favour and visit more than one country and start looking for details. For example, I live about 50 miles from the border to the netherlands. And as a local, it is extremely significant how different even the houses are, even though you only spent an hour in the car: the houses in the netherlands are comparatively small, yet the windows are huge in comparison (and yes, there are historical reasons, if you are interesed in such things).
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  14800. Wow great job! Ř is unique letter and i believe it is used only in slovenia and czechia :) Small kids sometimes learn the right pronunciation for years .And its cool,that you learned few words. Champ ;)
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  14801. The ANZACS are good at on foot and dealing with crazy environments! (We have them all). ANZAC 🇭🇲🇳🇿
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  14802. Hi Ian ..please do a Video On COMEDIAN NORMAN GUNSTON..interviewing internationally stars hes sooo funny love watching your channel from Blue Mountains Sydney 🇦🇺🇦🇺🌻🌈🌻
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  14803. you should check out old edinburgh some stunning buildings
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  14804. As a Norwegian this wasn't to hard. But I was actually thinking the other day, i saw one of Jay Lennon's videos, interview this students you know. And I tried to place all the states in the US. Just in my head. And it's not that easy I'm telling you 😅 So kudos 👏👏 to you.
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  14805. One of our favorite Australian cities. Lived in Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin but love Adelaide. We have stayed there many times on holidays. Planning to go back in February for a week. It's clean, friendly, beautiful architecture, great public transport, beaches, rivers, hills, wineries, sport, festivals, gardens, food. We did a dolphin cruise near the city too. 🖐💖 Ian worth a visit. Brighton beach is in Viictoria and has the brightly coloured beach change rooms.
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  14806. signed in just to say this. you might have done the best job representing our culture than any other non-Australian has. Genuinely appreciate the effort that's gone into learning it means a lot. Love your vids and i hope your success grows exponentially. t c
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  14807. By the way they have Pilsner Urquell on tap and black beer is called Velkopopovický Kozel. Serving and taking care about beer is a craft. Cheers from Czech republic. PS : Proper beer glass like papa tapster is using!
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  14808. I spent one year in high school in northern England, in the coastal town on Withernsea on the North Sea coast in 1965. There is an RAF base not far away. The fighter pilots would practice flying in under the radar coming in from the North Sea. They used the lighthouse in the town as their navigation marker and flew at the height of the lighthouse. They also used it as a turning marker to head south. And they flew close to the lighthouse. First time I witnessed it scared the cr#p out of me, much to the amusement of the locals.
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  14809. Flies really are that bad here, typically only in the bush and rural and outback areas though. They thirst for moisture and will seek it where they can find it, including in your mouth and eyes, so they are very annoying. This has led flies to being part of our stereotype culture. For example, those hats with the dangling corks that have become an iconic image of our country were worn to keep flies away from the face. There is also the “Aussie salute” which is a gesture everyone makes to swat them away.
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  14810. Clarke was the best kiwi comedian we have ever had, a national treasure, even the aussies liked him. True wit and very satirical. His kiwi farmer Fred Dagg skits are still classics. Playing the wire fence like an instrument was genius. His talent just too big for such a small population here, he should have gone to the UK, would have been phenomenal there.
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  14811. Go the Rabbitohs!!! Love your cap!!! ❤❤❤❤
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  14812. Hey mate! Fantastic reaction! Love to see you get into our sport. Amazing to think it goes all the way back to 1858. I recommend watching Melbourne vs Collingwood, Round 12, 2017 for some great highlights!
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  14813. 9:10 you have to change languages for the best wiki-entry. With such, German/Austrian things, you are best with translating the German site, like it is best for US-Firetrucks to go to the English-site
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  14814. Crazy, I saw two of these being delivered "somewhere" heading west of Brisbane a couple of days ago. Cheers it's nice to have more info on what they are.
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  14815. Absolutely smashed 1k likes, let's go
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  14816. Definitely bring the Mrs in for some true blue cooking…
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  14817. If you want some polish rescue videos these are very good channels you can check and pick video that interests you: Maciej Rasiński OSP-Ożarów Maz. (firerighter POV helmet cam) Wally (ambulance responding in warsaw) Warsaw Rescue (another ambulance in warsaw) Borkoś (fast response ambulance based on SUV Nissan X-Trail, he uploads POVs from rescues)
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  14818. I’ve never seen spiders inside like that before. Including two stays at Lord Howe.
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  14819. The soft-brimmed hat is a slouch hat. The hard helmet looks like a pith helmet.
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  14820. A Tasmanian here and can confirm that we will shortly be getting power and the internet, that dial up sounds mint. Lol
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  14821. Ireland s awesome.
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  14822. The Melbourne school sighting is much more interesting. Hundreds of witnesses, just swept under the rug by the government.
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  14823. Land rovers have always been amazing. We had a 1968 LWB (I believe..60's something) with the old bench seats in the back, growing up. When the Pajero's came out, every city man and his dog took them bush on the tip of cape york. Needless to say, our old girl (as we used to call her) with a double trailer (loaded) pulled many of them out of creeks and steep creek crossings, WITH the trailer on it. Just awesome work horses.
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  14824. Yeah nah. Kids interrupting is what families have to put up with. Keeps it real.
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  14825. This was filmed in Budapest, Hungary. The guy is amaizing. He drove thrue the Árpád bridge across the Danube. Come and visit sometime! The vehicle is a volkswagen crafter.
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  14826. "You guys have a burnout school or something?" It's in our DNA at this point mate!
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  14827. Good idea to give some away 👍 😎 - keep some for yourself. they will last ages , ignore the use by dates - they are always still good well past those dates
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  14828. Netball at this level is always played indoors on wooden courts like basketball. However with sport in country towns, netball is often the only team sport available for girls to play during winter. (Basketball is played during summer) The football (AFL)and netball teams play their home & away games together. So every town with a football oval usually has netball courts nearby. The football and netball teams share the same colours and often share the same club rooms. So it becomes a whole family, all day Saturday tradition, with the kids teams playing first and the adult teams play after. But just like football doesn't stop with bad weather, neither does netball. A lot of netball is played outdoors in winter and the girls don't stop if it's raining.
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  14829. 11:56 In Italy all trucks/buses must indicate the maximum speed limit they can do in Freeways (left) and Highways (rights)
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  14830. That last 427 makes 572 BHP!!! And I'm with you on the 2 best utes. Those Fords were wicked...
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  14831. Calder park raceway, which includes the thunderdome banked raceway. That used to run NASCAR and AUSCAR hasn't been used since the 94/95 season, apparently still driveable but not used. Other parts are still used for other forms of racing.
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  14832. When traveling in really remote areas it’s always good to tell someone where you’re going and when you expect to be back and always stay with the car.
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  14833. Yeah, we call them minivans too. You're right about the kangaroos, in fact we call them roo-bars, not bull-bars. We get a lot of Asian brands, more so than European. Asian cars are cheaper to import, so European cars and even American ones end up being more expensive, so they're seen as something of a luxury item. Hyundai does really well here for that reason. Their big success has been in making cars for the everyday market rather than the high performance or off-road cars. My daily drive is a 2017 Hyundai Accent, and it's fine for getting me around the city. Almost every tradesman (or "tradie") in Australia has a ute, typically with that open flat bed style (for want of a better way to describe it). According to the story, the ute was created in Australia, when a farmer's wife wrote to Ford Australia asking for a vehicle that she could drive "to church on Sunday, and take the pigs to market on Monday."
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  14834. Schönes Video! Viel Gesundheit an deine Familie!
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  14835. A few of our customers worked at the you yangs and told us about the tough and varied test schedule. Certain speeds held for certain times and certain gears. They try to break them. Regards Steve.
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  14836. Hope all goes well for your family.
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  14837. I really appreciate with your videos, is that you express really wise and down to earth opinions and very balanced.and when you react you have something to say and to add, which is really not the case for the most of other youtubers. Salute from France
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  14838. I'm fairly sure that some of the air crane type helicopters rotate between Australia and the USA for each fire season. They can be fighting in the wildfire season in California then a few months later be back in Victoria for bushfire season.
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  14839. a french pilot (François Delecour) earned his nicknamed while driving a Sierra during a rally : "late brake" the big rear wing was on road versions...it's a stock part of the car (like the Escort Cosworth with its double rear wing)
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  14840. Congratulations to both of you. Australia is waiting for you and your family. When you are ready. Until then, we love the content ❤
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  14841. The minigolf courses in Germany and the US are obviously very different, indeed. Also, you can see BAHNEN BITTE NICHT BETRETEN written at the ground of each course, which means PLEASE DO NOT STEP ON THE TRACKS (only kids are "allowed" to do so ;-).
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  14842. US pedestrians basically don't exist thats why they don't bother with their safety xD The only place you find a fair degree of pedestrians is in major city centers where speeds are lower already and traffic ensures most risks are avoided by default. In the US people don't walk anywhere so there's not much risk associated with the safety of nonexistent pedestrians.
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  14843. If you liked this, you should definitely watch the bond chase with a 2CV! There are also many different vehicles that came from the 2CV that you may want to learn about such as the Mehari or the Lomax kit car
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  14844. I want to see more Mexican cooking, on one of my early trips to the US some local friends took me to my 1st ever Mexican restaurant and I was hooked. I make home made tacos and burritos but would like to learn about other foods I can make.
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  14845. You’re too funny! Ian saying “look at the car parts” when the kids are playing with miniature shopping groceries 😂😂😂 That Akubra is worth a mint. Depending on the model you can get some beautiful leathers & animal hide. Makes up for all the caps Ian gets. I’m not sure if your beautiful wife is genuinely interested or a good actress when Ian goes through all the Motorsport items like a kid in a toy store. I know my ex wife would stare blankly into the camera 😂😂😂 you caught yourself a good one. You’re unborn is gonna grow up Aussie 😂😂😂 You guys are awesome, never change.
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  14846. Pineapple fritters are amazing you should ask your wife if she can cook some for the family
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  14847. australian possoms have sharp claws for climbing trees. and they can bite like hell. they aren't scared of humans either. even if they just climb on you they'll scratch the shit out of you without trying. doesn't stop us from hand feeding and patting them. they'll come out and meet you at night nearly anywhere you camp near trees.
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  14848.  @spiritualanarchist8162  I remember when Tony Bennett came to Australia some years ago. He said in a Sydney press interview that it reminded him of how the USA was 30 years ago. The reporters were visibly offended. Tony then shook his head and added that he was actually paying us a compliment!
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  14849. In Australia it’s not so much that it gets hot more so that the atmosphere is thinner over Australia letting more/stronger UV rays through which is what does the damage
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  14850. Resident Czech person again here :D It is in our country we call it Truck Trials and Mohelnice is a little town about 10k inhabitants and trials are done in closed surface mine. TATRA is so OP offroad it was designed for military they just do these things with them
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  14851. IWrocker The strange siren from the fire engine comes from Austria
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  14852. Truck rally, try looking up "DAKAR truck" for starters.
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  14853. I do not know how it is in France, but in Poland there is a difference in lights. Blue means one car. Red and blue means head of a convoy.
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  14854. Czechia has some you might be interested in - soft contact lenses, color photography, blood typing, semtex (the explosive) and of course the ship propeller, which is sort of weird, since there is no sea.
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  14855. The Beetle was our family car until it got smashed in an accident whilst my mom was driving me to kindergarten. No seatbelts back then, but we came out unharmed. The car was scrap metal, afterwards. The crash is one of my earliest memories. I must have been 5. About 13 years later, when people my age started to have their first cars, at least two of them had a beetle. You could get a decent used one for around 1,000 DEM (about $600 in 1987) at the time.
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  14856. Great vacation photos! White Sands park looks awesome.
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  14857. Any of the decent ones is more than fit for purpose. Considering they are small ratchets, I don't think they are going to fail under normal proper usage. I broke plenty, but its always when I have a 3ft+ long bar on them for extra leverage and or I jumped on said bar.... In other words if you break one, your using the wrong tool.
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  14858. ABBA had 9 number one singles in the U.K. and were also huge in Australia
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  14859. Perfect taste test for Vegemite :) . I still remember Fahrenheit. While changing over to Celsius here, a 'rule of thumb' was 28=82. Cheers.
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  14860. I am from rural Bavaria (Germany) and I have never seen a water tower. These things are distinctly American for me.
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  14861. You guys have hit the big time. Your last couple of posts had Cadbury chocolate ads on them.. They must be watching 👌
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  14862. if you wanna see another mad lad's onboard you should check stephan's run with the RUF ctr on nurburgring back in '87. i guarantee you wont be disappointed
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  14863. Ian, when you come Down Under, you’ll be able to eat the ORIGINAL Golden Gaytime! Eat one every day you’re here!
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  14864. That's OZ at its finest. 😎👌
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  14865. We have fought side by side with the US in every modern era war for a reason, coz we're smart 🇭🇲🇱🇷👍🍺
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  14866. I had a large huntsman drop onto my lap when I put the sun visor down while driving once. I just laughed and pulled over to let it out.
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  14867. When my friend and I were in the US (from Australia), she reminded herself while driving about the right side of the road by saying over and over "You go in the gutter, keep you in the gutter" to me, obviously in the passenger seat. :D It worked well enough on most roads lol.
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  14868. In Germany you usually find 95 E5, 95 E10, 98 E5 and some have 100 or 102 octane fuel as well.
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  14869. If you have poor eye sight or even are blind ,it is a HUUUGE advantage that the notes not the same size and texture across the board. And even when if that is not a problem, it is sooo much easier to find the right note to pull out when they all have distinct colours and sizes.
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  14870. We’ve always had fake trees, except for one year when we got a real tree. Well, never again! Sticky pine needles were everywhere and the tree died much faster than we expected, so we had to get rid of it, which was a problem in itself! My Dad and brother had to get at it with a chain saw so the branches would fit into the garden waste bin ready for collection. The most fun we had was when we were kids, Dad built a tree from dowel sticks and we would make the leaves for the branches by stitching crepe paper and sliding it onto each dowel length like a sleeve or a curtain onto a curtain rod. The crepe paper was cut into strips with pinking shears and scrunched a little to give it some fullness. Then we decorated the tree with gauge wire shaped into hooks, as well as screw-in hooks st the end of each dowel so Dad could safely hang the Christmas lights from it. Our family is Catholic so Midnight Mass is the most important event, then each Sunday afterwards throughout Christmastide. We had a little bit of Santa stuff but it was never the focus and even when I was five, I knew that Santa wasn’t real. Jesus is at the heart of every Catholic Christmas.
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  14871. Glad you enjoy this. On a more serious note, Jay Leno reviewed Citroën's Traction Avant, DS, SM as well as a very special 2CV.
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  14872. Aboriginals have different boomerangs for different animals as well, even have ones to take down kangaroos
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  14873. Boomerangs come in different sizes, and shapes for different purposes. The ones you have are more novelty, decorative ones. But there are some big gnarly looking ones with one longer arm used for hunting. Others are made for corroboree. There’s quite a lot of different types made for different purposes and some designs reflective of the region (in county) they come from. Quite a rich history surrounding boomerangs. This video is awesome, by the way. Your expressions with each unboxing are awesome.
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  14874. 😢 sadly took me 5 goes 20 odd years ago lol as I had a horrible tester who failed everyone all the time and made everyone nervous
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  14875. The only thing I can eat when I have a raging hangover.
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  14876. The crossing takes around 44 minutes. I used to make daily runs from West London to Belgium through the Channel tunnel, swap trailers and return.
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  14877. Sydney, that has to be an omen, right? She will be delighted when the iWrocker Family finally make it to Australia. Best wishes to you all, a lovely family and that includes Pedro, of course! 🙏😊
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  14878. Grandpa is a hero! 🙂 Too bad the Volvo P1800 wasn't there in the museum. Manufactured and marketed by Volvo between 1961 and 1973. One of my favourite car, too beautiful... :-)
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  14879. IWrocker in September I will send you Chocolates from Australia and a letter.
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  14880. Lived there for 2 years. it's also a defence city currently full of American Marines on continuous rotation and the B52's are coming back to Tindal base. Love every inch of Darwin just came back from another holiday there visiting family. Great Barramundi fishing there. you can't swim in the ocean there because of the crocs and the Portuguese manowar stingers. thats why the inland pools in the national parks are popular, and the wet season(monsoon) humidity is insane. Come visit in the dry season.
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  14881. Congratulations guys on the impending birth. Mia is a beautiful name you could consider ❤ Happy Birthday Emma! You guys will have 2 Aquarius girls ♒️ soon 🥰
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  14882. Holidays, here in Australia we get 4 Paid weeks a year and in most instances you get an extra 17.5% which is called loading. You can accumulate your holidays so if you don't use them all in a year they just roll over to the next, however most employers will ask you to not accrue too many. We also get paid sick days, my industry is 11 a year. Honest people use them when they are sick but some people believe they are their right and will just call in sick to use them up.
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  14883. 0:54 There is an old prison port in Tasmania, Port Arthur. It also burnt down but you can still walk on catwalks though the remainder of the prison. I think it is also what changed gun laws when a disaster happened in the '90s-00s. 1:05 You should watch Name Explain explain Tasmanian place names. 2:27 There is a landform called Egg Islands
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  14884. Stepping rules: cannot move while ball in hand passed finishing the step. No backboard: you have to shoot the goal. There are positions.
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  14885. If you impresed about his driving study his life story. You will realise what a goat bloke is 😃
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  14886. 14:30 - Correct. If your Aldi store has the logo with the blue back, then it's Aldi Süd. Here in Portugal we only have Aldi Nord (the one with the white backed logo), that's why we have access to all kinds of Trader Joe's products. 🙂
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  14887. Now time to look up some custom interiors and trucks. I would say start at "The only way is Dutch" styled trucks.
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  14888. Great video, thanks for the info. Most Aussies are really interested in where this is going.
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  14889. I was so excited about what everybody sends you....so many unique things rather than just tim tams...nice job...thnx for another great video
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  14890. That made me tear up. I love my country!
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  14891. 0:42 I was there on the right and man what a rally this is, seeing a car jumping 40 meters long in those roads its just mental
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  14892. Further up north (Finland/Sweden) they use a double window with a total of three layers (1+2 layers) to keep the cold out: even more efficient: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSbL8V8byVY
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  14893. Most of the time these are public roads, and it's in the middle of where the kangaroos live. They often hang around roads because they're attracted to greener feed around the edges that is watered by run-off. Always a risk of hitting them out in the country - particularly around dawn and dusk.
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  14894. Impressed by a bridge lining up lol. Wait until he finds out about how they dug the channel tunnel, his head will explode into a million pieces. It is an impressive bridge though, drove over it once. There also is a discovery channel documentary about this bridge. Megastructures or some program like that. Very interesting and crazy engineering for sure.
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  14895. That BMW was going well. Credit to that driver as well
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  14896. Pecorino is used in Italian pasta like carbonara
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  14897. If people were curious like you, the world would be a better place.
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  14898. Andrew & I are wearing the same Champion Tee Shirts - mine is a little bigger. Those Shapes are bloody delicious - Just waiting for a mate seems to be the most copied response from Aussie Males. You know it comes from an RBT episode where police respond to a car accident & the drunk driver claims it was not him as "he was waiting for a mate" LOL.
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  14899. your first comment looks like one of those scam ones 😆
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  14900. Land rover - Defender 90 and 110 Land rover - Discovery Land rover - Range rover standard or vogue Land rover - Range rover sport(different shape body to the normal range rover) Land rover - freelander. Are all models made by Land rover. It was a British company originally for decades. Most Land rovers are deisel Tdi You should look at the history of Land rover. The Land rover Discovery was actually designed in the 50s or 60s and it was the proposed shape for the range rover before they chose the mk1 range rover shape decades ago. Decades later in the 90s, they used that design for the first Discovery shape
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  14901. That is awesome mostly you see Dutch or Danish Style Trucks they are tuned like the old school style this is why some looking older as they are. And Open Pipe is also a thing there. If you like this you should watch more of this or Greek Style Scania V8s :)
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  14902. Proud family, it's an exciting time. As a dad of only one who is now 3 years old, it's an amazing feeling once their born. I think for us males it feels surreal till their born then a flood of emotion seeing the baby for the first time. I will never forget that moment in my life. Hope all the best for you guys with everything to come.
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  14903. I always sit here and smile the whole way through. Awesome family, awesome videos. These are so uplifting and make me feel so proud to be an Aussie !
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  14904. That Perth storm footage was real, I remember the day like it was yesterday. It's from about 13 years ago.
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  14905. You should check out the early 90s to 98s BTCC best touring car race. And the battle between BMWs Joakim Winkelhock and AUDIs Frank Biela was insane duels back then.
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  14906. TT races start next week 🏍🏍🏍 I think it's left hand drive due to most of the bigger race series in rally and touring cars etc are raced in left hand drive cars. ✌🇮🇪
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  14907. I like both types. Variety is the spice of life ; ) the American rigs are just as impressive to me as the European rigs. 👍
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  14908. I've been contemplating making you a video,caus not a night goes by in the city without hearing a burnout ring through the night.
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  14909. Very spoilt thankyou Roxanne ❤
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  14910. I look at Bud being the Fosters of the USA. Look for a nice honey colour if you want a good larger. Just a heads up about the Belgian beers, they’re lethal. I had 2 bottles with lunch on a Xmas shopping trip once & I ended up talking to pigeons. Gave up shopping, drank 5 more bottles & bounced off walls all the way to the train station! Gorgeous beer, but I now monitor myself with it.
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  14911. My town too. Was lucky enough to go to the 1st F1 race in Adelaide, good times
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  14912. The whining sound your hear from the engine is the air cooling fan because the engine is air cooling.... Deutz Air cooled engines has a similar whine to it from its cooling fans
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  14913. That was when the Conrod straight was a STRAIGHT! There was no "Chase" corner and they had to go over a 2nd hill which had most of the cars lifting from the road surface!!! which is why they removed that hill and put in the "chase' corner. Find some footage of cars driving the whole length of that back straight!!!
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  14914. Totally looking forward to Bathurst this year, last weekend was great at Sydney Motorsport park. The Jenson video is cool and I do like F1 but yeah na not at Bathurst 😳
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  14915. The full company name is Jaguar Land Rover, and there's your clue to the V8 sound. It looked new enough to be the Supercharged 5.0 litre that they put into all the top end Range Rover's and Jaguars (I've got one in my Jaguar XKR). The old Land Rover Defender as already mentioned had a 2.5L diesel, but they did use to also put a petrol 3.5L V8 in them as well. That 3.5 V8 was actually based off a Buick V8 and was made in vast numbers in the 70's and 80's for so many British cars including TVR... which is a car company you should definitely have a look at!
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  14916. Well done Ian and family you guys are awesome. Good luck for the future! Much love all of you from Adelaide South Australia.
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  14917. Bundaberg make a lot of flavours, personally I think their ginger beer is one of their worst flavours.. will try send you some of the other flavours and some real west Australian ginger beer from matso’s possibly multiple flavours too 😁 have a great day Ian and family
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  14918. You'll definetely need to check some Dakar footage, the rally is more a thing of endurance rather than curvy tracks, since the distances they have to cover are huge, across rocky deserts and dunes. The coolest aspect is that the drivers and copilots have to be their own mechanics most of the times.
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  14919. Great wall 🙂
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  14920. I love this lmaoo 🤣
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  14921. With Ned Kelly he was the first person with bullet proof armour, another thing to thank the Aussies for. That's a base for your bullet proof body armour. He made suits of armour out of old plow discs back in the 1800's. A big hello to you and the family Ian take care buddy 👌👍😊
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  14922. Thank you Rocker fam for being genuine. I watch your vids and even I am amazed at what you've received .
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  14923. Thank you Ian, for your well wishes it’s very much appreciated ❤️❤️🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺❤️❤️
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  14924. Glad you’re one of us now ! Good choice with Moza Racing, you’re even kinda lucky since the brand just announced (released ?) a truck wheel in their ecosystem, and even an adapter to get the right angle ! ETS2 has never been cooler now 😅. Enjoy your new hobby now 😊
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  14925. I think there was also something to do with location/distance to a hospital that prevents F1 at Bathurst. Bathurst also only holds a Grade 3 FIA licence, so is quite limited in what categories can run there. Albert Park is currently the only Grade 1 licenced circuit in Australia. SMP and The Bend are Grade 2, and with some $$$ could probably get Grade 1. Albert Park is being (has been) revamped for the 2022 GP, and should be a lot faster (estimates are 9sec/lap IIRC), should be epic. There's a few events at Bathurst each year, not just the Supercars. There's the 6hr at Easter, the 12hour GTs, and a favourite is the Challenge Bathurst event, which is similar to your wish list. It's a time trial event, and most types of closed wheel race car are permitted. The closest we'll see to F1 racing at Bathurst will be when the S5000's hit The Mountain in a couple of weeks.
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  14926. can you please watch Jimmy Rees who has been doing Meanwhile in Australia clips which are comical skits about everything happening over here?
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  14927. You should definitely check out "folk racing". Another fun thing the ppl in Scandinavia entertain themselves with!
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  14928. I was yelling at my tv when he put hot water in that Milo...Come on man you have to put half the tin of Milo in a cup with some COLD MILK and eat it with a spoon.
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  14929. There was an estate (station wagon) version as well as a pick-up version of the Favorit available as well. The standard hatch and estate versions were very common around Europe. I’m in Ireland and I do remember seeing a few pickups around, there was one mid 90s pickup near where I currently live still on the road about 9 or 10 years ago
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  14930. Just started watching but honestly, with Pedro... I'll watch anything :D
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  14931. Now react to New Zealand Speedway. Superstock Teams Racing is insane
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  14932. Great content m8, Us Aussies love our muscle cars, An original FX Ute could go anywhere between $50k - $70k these days. Not many left, awesome collectable now.
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  14933. It’s great that all the comedians like Dave Chapelle, Ricky Gervais etc etc are now just taking the piss out of WOKE BS… I know I’m sick of having to be careful about things you can and can’t say these days… JMO🤷🏽‍♂️✌🏽
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  14934. Citroen roughly had three "coach builders". Chapron and Heuliez for the fancy luxury stuff, Tissier more for the work horses. A six wheeler to get 1000 kg's of news papers from the printer over the high ways at high speed to spread the morning news early, things like that, some are converted to campers. They also did a DS van, very extraordinary looking thing.
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  14935. Ian it is time to came over here in Europe with your family for a long trip ;)
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  14936. Congratulations to you both. You’re already great parents so the new baby is very lucky to be born in to this family. Would love for you to do more family videos! Good luck with the birth! 👍👍
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  14937. bloody great place pulled up for a rest, had been exploring for near 3 months needed a rest ended up staying 3 days will be back there next year
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  14938. Google claims the "Kari" number - the white plate with the red stripe - allows vehicles on Japanese roads temporarily. Including cars, that you normally wouldn't be able to register for Japanese traffic legally, e.g. technically special rally cars, that are in the country only for a couple of days to compete.
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  14939. Another great vid Ian 👍 I just want to say to LUKES FAMILY WHAT A MAGNIFICENT TRIBUTE TO YOU’RE BOY may he RIP ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  14940. Try to find something from Latvia in that store!!! Greetings From Latvia !!
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  14941. I will definitely look at cars with ya mate! Also, that is a majestic moustache.🤘 Respect
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  14942. Gruß nach Büdingen aus Rosbach. Small world. Awesome gifts 👍
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  14943. Regulations for vintage houses are strict in Germany e.g.. Either you have a lot of patience, a lot of money, a lot of endurance, or are a born masochist. Either way, it still is history, and a link that bonds all of Europe together. And the Amsterdam grachten are just pure beauty.
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  14944. Priorities in check. Good onya
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  14945. "Holy shit!!!" Mate... I'm in tears of joy, seeing how excited you are to receive such a generous gift, from such a generous fellow Aussie, in Leanne. What a gorgeous, generous gift. Leanne... you rock, and so do you, Ian.
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  14946. Have a beer for us today, mate
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  14947. Great job on the chopping board guys. Beautiful 😎👍
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  14948. The very famous stuntman Rémy Julienne drove the 2CV in all the "gendarme" movies. He had a long career from the beginning of the 60s until the end of the 2010s. He was involved in more than 1400 productions from movie to TV show and TV ads. He died of covid in 2021.
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  14949. هلا
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  14950. Good onya mate. It's great to see Americans prepared to have a go at new stuff. ❤❤❤❤❤
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  14951. Its really cool to see that someone from US is able to have a look behind the big puddle and be excited of what is doing behind it. I can tell you just one thing. meet like this one is all over EU and belive me, places like this we have houndreds. But on the other side. Many of us are still confused. How the hell where you able to design engines with 6 or 7 liters and have only 170-200 hp... Why? BTW. if you really want Lancia delta integrale evo....., the right one. its about 300k US dollars.
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  14952. You need to check out the Bombardier. There is a video with the creator explaining design decisions. It’s what a new Defender would be if it stayed true to its roots. Used by British Special Forces.
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  14953. 9:48 Yes, that is a New Zealand Army truck.
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  14954. Car at 9:17 is the British Ford Lotus Cortina mk 2 from 1966 to 1970. Double overhead cam Lotus head used so still fast today. In Australia the more basic earlier GT and GT 500 Cortinas with pushrod engines won the first three Bathurst 500 events in 1963 64 and 65. Australian built first race specials Beating V8 Studebaker and Dodge Phoenix cars with crap brakes and high fuel consumption needing many pit stops. Even the EH Holden six cylinder cars lost out to the Ford Cortinas. Took the bigger engined Morris mini Cooper S to beat them in 1966 once the race special GT500 big fuel tank race special Cortinas were banned and the minis had their problems sorted out. The Cooper S then took the first nine places in 1966. The small blue car was the later Clubman version of the Mini. Nothing to do with the recent BMW mini, just using a highly regarded name.
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  14955. Yep, that pretty much sums it up Ian. Merry Christmas to you and all your family mate.
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  14956. When you guys come to Australia Pedro has to come too.
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  14957. He Ian you'd be interested in this I think this weekend we bay to Birdwood car rally Basically where you see the ferris wheel at beach to the hills country car museum About 500 old cars do the drive every year You'll probably find previous one's on line it's the state they made Holden's and very early Chev
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  14958. This is f”:kin funny 😆
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  14959. Look into teardrop campers too , they go back the best part of a hundred years and homemade as well as production models are made today .
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  14960. In France, blue lights are only and purposefully for emergency vehicles. It goes from the Police, firefighters, ambulance, fast responding ambulances but even snow plows and trucks to salt roads in winter.
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  14961. Hi Ian. Great subject. With the cab over and rear lift axle up (6x2), the turning circle is very small. Perfect to the 2.5 meter narrow roads which is minimum many places. A 100 miles an Hour with living animals? It´s Fast Food even before it lands on the counter.😂 Keep On Trucking
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  14962. To all you video game drivers out there: Unless you did at least one real lap of the Nordschleife you really have no idea how far beyond belief this is. I did the ring in a couple of very different cars (from a 60 hp 1980 VW Polo and an Innocenti Mini with a broken clutch to a race-ready Audi R8. The physical sensation that the Ring gives you is incomparable. The bumps, the ever changing conditions of light, humidity and temperature conditions ... You just cannot simulate that. You need to be top fit to manage a 7 or 8 minute time in a high performance road car. Any faster than that is pretty much beyond the capability of anyone who's not a pro racing driver.  Kudos to Timo for this record lap. It's an absolute masterpiece and I don't think many other drivers would have had the nerves to accomplish that time. To me this is simply beyond belief.
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  14963. Christmas in July is real, Folks. It's real!!
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  14964. Hey Ian, this might just be the car that makes the driver feel the most alive, ever. It's just brilliantly engineered and cute af. I also just wanted to give you some positive feedback on this format of reacting to someone else introducing a topic to you and your audience. This. Is. Brilliant. I seriously wanna encourage you to also do this kind of content where we both watch someone explain something together. It's informative, entertaining, wholesome and with the added bonus of having someone else to introduce you to the topic you're watching makes your contribution to the stuff we watch together even better. I hope you got to enjoy your trip to Nashville with the whole family and keep making this kind of content! Couple of worthy mentions: French cars such as the DS are a fantastic path to go down since you've just got started on this grandad of French mass mobility. Your comparison to the VW Bug was spot on, these were cars for the masses in the post war times of resource scarcity. There's a whole story to this car intertwined with the beginnings of WW2 and the French reacting to the events of 1939. When Germany invaded France during the Blitzkrieg, there already was a prototype which had to be hidden from the invading Germans so it could not fall into enemy hands which is a whole other story in itself. Cheers, hope you and yours are doing well.
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  14965. great video, even better to hear a voice of my childhood. R.I.P Murray Walker, he truly was the voice of UK TV motor sport.
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  14966. Yes instant karma ones are the best! Waiting to see my car on one of these :/
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  14967. Good fast bowlers deliver roughly at about 140-145kmh (87-90mph give or take). Being hit by a cricket ball at 1st class level, or even club level, is like being hit by a cricket-ball-sized rock that you may or may not see after it bounces off the pitch. Kudos to the batsmen who concentrate and face those for hours at a time. Cheers.
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  14968. The one to watch from that eara is the 1985 Bathurst, when the V12's XJS Jaguar's tried to beat the Mountain, so much Drama, through the whole race.
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  14969. Woolies lamintons are ok but lami's are supposed to have a thin layer of strawberry or raspberry jam through the middle, i was lucky enough to grow up around the corner from a 2nd cousins bakery, always had lamingtons, kitchener buns and sausage rolls at home. Kytons bakery were always the best lamingtons but i may be a little biased. Keep em coming mate.
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  14970. 5:18 My uncle has this exact model, with bucket seats and a roll cage. I remember that he used to drive me around with it as a kid, was crazy fun. The Opel Kadett GTE also saw some rally action and can be driven in the Dirt Rally games.
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  14971. Up the road there is a wildlife park and the kangaroos have a habit of crossing one side to the other and it can get risky driving past we have many pink lakes and beautiful beaches in western Australia its great living here
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  14972. As you many commentators have said Ian, that video is quite erroneous in many places. I live in France and it is quite incredible how the truckers negotiate some of the tiny roads and villages here, but I notice they have a secret weapon that I have seen also on some long rigid trucks; rear wheel steering.
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  14973. Now lets bag some more records, Highest TimTam slam (some could technically break that record without leaving the couch), biggest game of Jenga using only TimTams
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  14974. I am surprised that the girl when mentioning toilets, didn't also include the two button system of our toilets. One button is half a flush for your number ones :) I did visit some parts of the USA back in the early 2000s, with dreams from all the fine movies from Hollywood. While it was a great trip, it resolved my USA dreams and was happy to live in Aus :)
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  14975. That croc is small compared to the adult crocs, no worries mate.
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  14976. The Kimberley region is truly stunning. As an Aussie, it's on my bucket list to spend some time there, but not as a tourist.
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  14977. loved every second of this video. You'll have to do a big shindig when Australia comes around and invite the neighbourhood over for a snag on the barbie
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  14978. Congrats man! Glad you got your truck back! She's looking good
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  14979. This is music to the ears, fantastic
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  14980. US mayonnaise is way different to the mayonnaise you get in Belgium and some other European countries.
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  14981. In the UK we don't pay any tax on produce/meat (maybe some duty if it's imported but it's included in the price you don't pay it at the checkout) but meat/dairy/fruit veg ect is not taxed. That's like coke chocolate ect is taxed. We also don't pay tax on kids items like clothes, hygiene products ect also not tax on educational materials like books ect and laptops and such usually have a "student price" if it's a big chain like pc world.
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  14982. My Italian friend drove me and my wife through the Swiss Alps and I was fake breaking the whole way. And I grew up driving in the South Island NZ. Fast.
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  14983. Population explosion is mostly new australians mutiplying. Lyrebird is not overlarge but mimics most other birds and wildlife, chainsaws, trailbikes and loud 4wd's!! Don't know how Chuck E Cheese will go, certainly seen a lot of Pizza huts closing down over the years!Cheers Ian, thanks for reviewing Straya day!
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  14984. What a wonderful and wholesome video ❤️. Gave me a big smile watching this. You and your family are so kind hearted. it's wonderful seeing you pay it forward and giving generously after those gave generously to you. Great to see some of goodies going to such worthy causes.
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  14985. I know it was egg whites, but yolk in the middle to represent Uluru would've been bonza... And that shark, Casper, nah, Bruce from Finding Nemo.
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  14986. "Hey there baby! want some cookies?" I was in stitches @13:55 😂🤣
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  14987. Cool video. The Finnish Defence Forces has in use 100 Leopard 2A6 and 139 Leopard 2A4 (a few of them used for spare parts). Someone who did their military service in the tank brigade can tell about how well they work in the Finnish cold and snowy winter. As far as I know they are still good tanks although designed in the 1970s.
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  14988. What makes this journey so great is the fact that NONE of the infrastructure to support cars existed yet. No gas stations (of course). But even modern roads didn't exist. A part of Bertha's journey was on a roman road. Yes, they still used to roads of Roman Empire in the 1800s! The existing roads weren't built with cars in mind but rather horse carriages. (Horses don't mind a muddy track, cars do. Especially cars with the slim wheels used at the time). And neither existed car chauffeurs yet. Back in the day, rich people (and you had to be VERY rich to afford a car!) didn't drive their carriages themselves - they had drivers. But when no driver knows how to drive a motor car, you wouldn't buy one. Bertha's journey - and the fact that she was a woman - helped tremendously on that front as well: how hard can it be to learn how to drive one of those new fangled motor cars if even a woman can do it? (That's not me talking. I am just quoting the attitude at the time).
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  14989. Me thinks if you come down under for a holiday, you might never go back... 😊
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  14990. Number 2 is kind of a trick question because saying just Olympic Games leads many people to think only about the summer olympics. I wonder if there's a similar quiz for Sweden VS Switzerland. 🙂
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  14991. In Austria Vienna we build for Rheinmetall MAN Company one of the sickest and strongest Military Vehicles for Germany, Austria and Australia. Heavy Duty Transporter (Schwerlasttransporter) HX81 "Elephant". 8x8, 10 Meters long, 23 Tons, with 2 winches each 20 Tons with a 680 HP engine. I would really like to share a link to this video, but I dont think I can post here some links. Anyway Welt Doku made this video (SCHWERLASTTRANSPORTER HX81 "Elefant" - So entsteht die kräftigste Zugmaschine der Bundeswehr) about it, in german. This one is also a beast of its own.
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  14992. Fun fact: Tumbleweeds are not native to the US. I didn't know this until recently. Seen all the Cowboy movies with Tumbleweeds, I was sure they were native. I think they come from Russia actually.
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  14993. As an Aussie thank you iwrocker for saying Canberra right!!!!
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  14994. I recommend watching the Outback Truckers series 😁 What truck drivers have to put up with daily - several videos on DCOA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIJFQWHepSA
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  14995. Rugby league . Put 22 bulls in a paddock and a cow ( the ball ) . Of course it's going to be brutal .
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  14996. You should check out some irish emergency servies responding, some vehicles I think you'd love including scania and mercedes fire vehicles
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  14997. that evening lightning is so cool
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  14998. 1.6 liter V6 F1 engine + front and rear electric motors. Combined 1049HP. It also has interesting active aero, look at the active aero above the front tires. I think that they call it DRS just to connect it to F1. It was damp, some sections could maybe be called wet. It could of cut at least 5 more sec on a dry track. It's also the first production Hypercar to do a lap record. Afaik even tho it''s a production car it's not legal in the US.
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  14999. im aussie. you picked that new zealand (our brothers and sisters) flag out straight up. but we will beat em in the next trans tasman, maybe. love ya channel
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  15000. I was wondering why people were deliberately crashing into their opponents. Would be brilliant to see in real life.
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  15001. Opel Kadett B Caravan … Never let me down…😊
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  15002. I always watch every event of the Winter and Summer Olympics, Dutch speed skaters are extraordinarily tough and mentally strong! Definitely a case of mind over matter, it's incredible that so many actually chose to compete here! My brother in law is Dutch, but I've never heard of this event - it's something you expect to find skiers doing in Finland or Russia! WOW!! 😃👍😁😥
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  15003. I'm gonna be trying to hit Moab to this year
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  15004. Ball and club are not magnetic, there is a built-in suction cup in the club. 🙂And "Europameister" means "European Champion"
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  15005. Once you get a racing sim wheel I’d really like to race you around adelaide for sure.
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  15006. Now that you've seen the big boys I highly recommend you look at the Aussie Racers series they're 1/3rd scale cars with 1300cc Yamaha motorcycle engine, currently using Camaro and Mustang body kits, others still are used, they have awesome racing. The best races have been at Bathurst and a few years ago 2017 at Symmons Plains Tasmania a wet race. They are so much fun to watch. Gold Coast also gets a little action they're often on the support bill of Supercars events. https://youtu.be/Tw0MJbw95Oc the Tasmania race. https://youtu.be/dOvu56EHihk the big Bathurst crash. https://youtu.be/ipxabKB4do0 the big Gold Coast crash.
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  15007. Some very beautiful collectables there. Great watching you all open them.
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  15008. My favorite cars are based upon the audi 80 platform between 1987-1996. The RS2 is one I would want but they are still so expensive. There are a few unofficial sedans of the RS2 and they are so beautiful.
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  15009. Lol, brilliant. Well done Ian, you wore that car haha. Originally used for carrying fresh eggs across French farms, well according to Jeremy Clarkson on top gear anyways.
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  15010. Clinkers … mmm love them .. green is my fave and I will fight you for it haha .. family joke .. what a great lot of stuff today .. Maltesers are best with popcorn
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  15011. This blew my mind! Just chilling. This bloody country still spins me out🤨🇦🇺
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  15012. I am from northern Germany (Mecklenburg Vorpommern) and my village has its own Multicar that is used for many stuff. They often transport equipment for the village community workers or transports cut grass and all kinds of stuff. In Winter it’s used for plowing snow on parking lots or the sidewalks. They’re reliable, efficient, small off road capable and have a big capacity for their size. Someone even owns one privately which runs for over 20 years without any problems.
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  15013. The video of the yellow UNIMOG you see with the GER (means the city of Germersheim/ Rheinland Palatine Germany) License plates is from the UNIMOG Testing Grounds . The plant they are build is nearby. The blue one with the SOKPlates is from (Saale-Orla-Kreis / Thuringia Germany By the way these are the current models of the UNIMOG.
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  15014. You might have the speed limiter on for the truck to not go over 90kph
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  15015. FINALLY you're reacting to Summernats! Because I know you'll fit in when you come over to Australia during the summer in the future!
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  15016. Yes the licencing system in Europe is way tougher and expensive. I don't drive a car but do have a motorcycle licence. That was a very long and expensive process. Apparently in the US the bike test is basically the equivalent of our CBT. That's even if you have to take one, I've heard in some places it's basically filling out a form. No 125cc learning over there.
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  15017. I’m watching this while drinking a German beer after a dinner, and at 15 minutes you’ve drank 2 beers each, and I’m not even halfway through my first. Take it easy boys 😂 Greetings from Croatia 🇭🇷
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  15018. Bondi Rescue!!! You will love it lol.
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  15019. Hello IWrocker, when you're in Denver, CO, by any chance, please go and visit Odell Brewing Five Points Brewhouse. I am Czech, I was raised on Czech beer and when I was in the US I loved their beer. It's really one of the best I had in America <3
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  15020. You have to try carlsberg special brew. Edd from England
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  15021. Hey mate, this made my day on Australia Day and my Birthday, I am so proud to have been born on 26th Jan. Cheers 🍻
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  15022. Honestly surprised but very happy with the outcome
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  15023. Only 3 towns in New Zealand have Motorways. Auckland, Christchurch & Wellington. Other places only have an express way, bypass, highway etc. Edit: the 3 major cities have all the ways 😂
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  15024. That Luke's Van is really cool. A lot of local shops pitched in to help finish it and it is absolutley mint condition.
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  15025. Love any video content you make, what makes it more personal is you talk as a fairdinkum American that lives life in the suburbs, not some actor in Hollywood or millionaire in New York City.
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  15026. Hahaha you could start your own souvenir shop mate
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  15027. If we order mountains by altitude, Everest is the higher. Due to the fact that Earth is not a perfect sphere, summit of Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador state(and not far from Ecuador latitude) is the farethest point away from Earth's center. And Mona Kea in Hawaï is the mountain which have most important elevation from its base.
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  15028. I've been told that the Netherlands (as a country) basically Europe's tornado alley because they get tons and tons of waterspouts very often so thats cool to know
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  15029. It took quite a few years to beat that lap! The thing that stood out to me back then watching it live was the standing ovation from the other teams, even the Ford teams! That sort of thing is just so rare.
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  15030. did you say ....many many meters ? omg you are one of us! Lisan Al-Gaib!
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  15031. Mr Squiggle was a puppet on a kids’ TV series, he would be given a couple of lines or squiggles on a piece of cardboard and then turn it into a proper drawing! If I can find anything on YT, I’ll send you the link. https://youtu.be/BX_APbyV24c
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  15032. Have you reacted to any Ken Block Gymkhana videos yet? If not, you're in for a treat!
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  15033. We really respect our firefighters here, good to see them included, and that chap in the post office LOL expecting complaints about price of stamps in his droll world and realised the gift :) so happy to see lots donated to the less fortunate also, hope it made their day :)
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  15034. I thought I was watching a cool 😎 ass 🎥 movie. Great shots hun!!!!!!! :D
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  15035. i live in Wodonga on the border of Victoria- New South Wales this is what i hear on a friday and saturday night where the truck do their overnight deliveries in New South Wales,South Australia and Victoria on the Hume Highway. Its part of Australia's Highway 1 is a network of highways that circumnavigate the country, joining all mainland capital cities except the national capital of Canberra. At a total length of approximately 14,500 km (9,000 mi) it is the longest national highway in the world, surpassing the Trans-Siberian Highway (over 11,000 km or 6,800 mi) and the Trans-Canada Highway (8,030 km or 4,990 mi). Over a million people traverse some part of the highway network every day. It is the longest continuing highway in the world as the Pan-American Highway is separated by the Darién Gap and AH1 is separated by the Sea of Japan.
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  15036. Gotta love those Fords, but the 05 Torana is very special. Thought I saw a Phase 4 in there...
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  15037. I love Dutch Spekulaas! They’re spiced biscuits thst go perfectly with a cup of tea or a glass of milk! They’re impressed with windmill shapes because of the Dutch.
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  15038. Hi Ian, every now and then I try to include some Australiana in my replies to you. This one is a song by one of Australia's favourite legends John Williamson singing 'Home Among the Gum Trees'. Enjoy. Hope it brings a smile to your face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf2GTDeN0Xk [Verse 1] I've been around the world A couple of times or maybe more I've seen the sights, I've had delights On every foreign shore But when my mates all ask me The place that I adore I tell them right away [Chorus] Give me a home among the gumtrees With lots of plum trees A sheep or two, a k-kangaroo A clothesline out the back Verandah out the front And an old rocking chair [Verse 2] You can see me in the kitchen Cooking up a roast Or Vegemite on toast Just you and me, a cup of tea And later on, we'll settle down And go out on the porch And watch the possums play [Chorus] Give me a home among the gumtrees With lots of plum trees A sheep or two, a k-kangaroo A clothesline out the back Verandah out the front And an old rocking chair [Verse 3] There's a Safeways up the corner And a Woolies down the street And a brand new place they've opened up Where they regulate the heat But I'd trade them all tomorrow For a little bush retreat Where the kookaburras call (kookookookookaakaakaa) [Chorus] Give me a home among the gumtrees With lots of plum trees A sheep or two, a k-kangaroo A clothesline out the back Verandah out the front And an old rocking chair [Verse 4] Some people like their houses With fences all around Others live in mansions And some beneath the ground But me I like the bush you know With rabbits running round And a pumpkin vine out the back [Chorus] x2 Give me a home among the gumtrees With lots of plum trees A sheep or two, a k-kangaroo A clothesline out the back Verandah out the front And an old rocking chair
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  15039. The Netherlands maybe deserves their own video too, most electronic/dance genres and famous artists in those genres originate/are from the Netherlands
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  15040. Loved this. I'm hoping you're doing a video on your hot air balloons in your neighbourhood, if not, maybe next year?
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  15041. Hahaha oh that was rough 😅
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  15042. Didn’t watch the whole reaction but, love the whole new look of the back drop. Better look in my opinion and removes the distraction of the tile overlay. 👍 P.S. Nice to see you wearing the Qld Reds cap yet again. Being from remote CQ I’ve never personally been a big fan of city nightlife. (Not even in Paris, Rome, London, etc... and other places I travelled when I was younger)
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  15043. Tatra Suspension is independent for every wheel on central tube and tire pressure can be controlled to, They win severall Paris Dakar rallies. Jeeps are available in Europe predominiately with diesel !
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  15044. I’m so happy for you and your family 👏🇦🇺
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  15045. Thankyou, I’m 20mins drive south of Brisbane, we don’t usually get cyclones this far south, usually 600km + North of us. Surf is very wild, many people out surfing 😮 on the Gold Coast waters up until this morning. Expected to hit 1ish am Friday local time 😬
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  15046. Hi Ian, I think you would really enjoy reading "A Brief History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson. It is still pretty succinct and written in an entertaining style but goes into more detail than the video. I highly recommend it (and all of Bill Bryson's books for that matter).
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  15047. Many of my German friends put a slice of lemon in their wheat beers. You can get a "Kristall" (crystal) or clear filtered version of these Weisse (German) or Witbier (Belgium)
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  15048. I don’t follow big rigs at all, but as soon as I see a red one with yellow logo in the distance, I know it’s one of Lindsay Fox’s trucks, aka Linfox!
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  15049. Awesome reaction and yes its another car from romania call ARO the suv 4x4
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  15050. another good Youtube series for you and your family to look at is "One pack Wanderers" which has a couple doing a circuit of Australia - they are so good that Mazda gave them a ute to use and then a car for Tasmania.
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  15051. I love your videos and as a Czech I like how you admire us. American people are great, I like your nation
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  15052. Australia is awesome!
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  15053. The three wheel truck is a Scammell Scarab. You need to check those semi-trucks out. They had quick detach trailers and remarkable manoverability. They were very popular with rail and parcel delivery companies. The red truck in the box is a Land Rover fire engine.
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  15054. I am commenting while watching... 22 minutes in now. I like the atmosphere, when like now I am alone at home (just because of my girlfriend being away for a couple of days, no worries hehe). I hate saying "my girlfriend" as I am 45 years old and we have been together for over 10 years now. In french I would say she is "ma compagne" :)
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  15055. Thanks for your support to the Australian cricket community and Australia in general they were true Australian legends
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  15056. I remember watching Tristan's video when it first came out and was surprised at some of them cause I was sure that surely Americans would know those words, like cutlery and serviette among others. It's interesting to see you react and realise that they really are that different. Old mate is a term you use when you've forgotten someone's name or don't know it. For example when telling a story you might say, "I went to the shops and old mate behind the counter said something."
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  15057. Im quite used to see skodas in Spain and i think i never seen one like this one in my life, glad you finally had the opportunity to drive an Skoda ^_^
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  15058. Lived in Shepp for 2 years and only live an hour away now to the west, they have or had their own version of Summer Nats called the Spring Nats but this museum is pretty damn cool and worth seeing if you come to Oz
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  15059. This is something I’d have to re-study for 😅… You did brilliant 🙌🏻.
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  15060. Yes I always wondered why you have pharmaceutical medicines on adds. We have adds for headache and mild pain medicine and cough mixture that's about it.
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  15061. congrats on the happy news! totally understand why you can't just pack up and head down here when you've got your family to take into consideration. i'm single and organising travel for myself can be complicated enough haha. hopefully in a couple of years when the kids are a little older, we'll see you down here checking out some sights, scenery, and a few motorsport events 😁
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  15062. Love that you pronounce Melbourne correctly as "Melbin" 👍
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  15063. I always loved shots like this, seeing how much has changed in some places! Also, other teams had similar changed concepts later on, like the mid-engined Quattro. Or the even faster Groupe S category, which was never launched, yet all the cars are finished and still running today, although most are in museums, but the Audi Quattro 002 is a regular at the Goodwood festival..700 bhp!
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  15064. Narrow roads like this is quite common in europe, the added challenge with this particullar road is all the traffic and that you have a huge cliff on both sides that make it impossible to go slightly off the road. During summer season I take my truck up a road not much wider than this, but still much easier since it's in a forrest wich allow me to balance on the edge without the fear of falling off a cliff, also much less traffic and barely any trucks or busses.
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  15065.  @IWrocker  MAtrix headlights are a whole other level up from active headlights. They can stay on high beam, even with traffic, because they just block out the bit that would hit other vehicles. The top of the range Mercs can even project warning symbols onto the road.
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  15066. I enjoy all your YouTube videos and you’re doing a bloody good job mate I enjoy watching them here in Australia 👍🏻🍺🍺🇦🇺
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  15067. Mate love coming home from work, cracking a can and watching these memories. The sad part is Peter was killed on the same day as Steve Irwin, another Aussie legend. Check out Steve Irwin and his nature videos, all the best mate.
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  15068. Well, yes, English is in the wider extent a west-germanic language, but branched early. Anglo-Frisian became English and Frisian, and the Netherlandic-German branch became Dutch and German. Interestingly, English was then further influenced by another set of Germanic languages. Centuries later, north-germanic had become Norse, and as that was evolving into Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic and Faorese the British Isles got a healthy serving as well from Viking settlers. (Additional weird fact, Norwegian is a West-Scandinavian language, but native speakers generally can't understand the other two West-Scandinavian languages (Icelandic and Faroese). We have little to no problem understanding the East-Scandinavian languages though, Swedish and Danish. There are dialects here in Norway I struggle more with than mainstream Swedish.)
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  15069. The Koala adoption was a lovely thing for that person to do in your name. I'm sure you know that just before the pandemic hit, we had the worst ever, most decimating bushfires on the East coast, the Koala population, which was already in trouble due to habitat destruction, was hit in a very big way. Rescue parties were out there trying to find and save as many as possible, so that kind of support is still so important to try and get a sustainable population back in the wild, or we really could lose them forever. Love you guys so much.
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  15070. Here in Australia we're E10, 92, 95 & 98. I'm not sure the E10 is around much any more as it was/is not a popular choice.
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  15071. Wow the I’m Australian too book named my town of Ballarat great video all 🇦🇺💜
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  15072. I drove it in the 80's in a station wagon. Bit hairy. lol
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  15073. That bird her husband talks with is a "whip" bird. Yes Byron Bay beautiful part of Oz, after all the Hemsworths can't be wrong!
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  15074. I knew about the euthanasia thing and a few other things in this video but I’d never put the whole picture together. I thought it was the simple issue of the small population of NT would mean that they would have disproportionate representation in the federal senate given that states have 12 senators and territories have 2. Glad I’ve learned a more complete picture
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  15075. Interesting? Not seen that version of Perla in the UK, we tend to mainly see the one in a green tin, which is 6% ABV and the even stronger Perla Mochna. Both are very decent beers. Carlsberg is popular in the UK but......most of it is brewed here under licence and is a poor weakened copy of a very average macro lager.
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  15076. Never seen kids so excited to receive some motor oil
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  15077. We’re certainly creative with the swearing here
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  15078. Weiss beer (Hefenweizen) is made with wheat malt alongside the barley malts, that gives it the cloudy look. Normal lagers have only barley malts. Also it is unpasteurised, which helps with the look. Love watching your beer videos, you all are so genuine and sweet. As a craft beer brewer and Connoisseur, i would love to watch you try some craft beers like different types of IPA's (New england, west coast, imperial) and some sours (Fruited, Gose, Belgiums). Can't wait for the next instalment in the series, keep up the good work!
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  15079. Watch out for locals wearing aussie items, had the box been flat as a pancake i would say australia post, but since it is still whole and looks like a box I say local. Sad people who do this.
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  15080. Nice to see you give them a go. Good job. Christmas Rum Balls are a sweet treat that doesn't need cooking, just melt ingredients and mix in others and don't forget the rum, to your taste. I'll try to send you our family recipe for them. BTW love the apron.
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  15081. I think by memory Peter Brock's 1982 Holden Commodore sold back in about 2016 for AUS$2M, unfortunately it was a little out of my price range.
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  15082. No Starbucks here in this country - so i cannot compare to this big corporate coffee idea. My coffee taste is not very good though. I prefer very strong (bitter) coffee, black - probably the nightmare of real coffee connoisseurs
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  15083. You are going to need a man cave for all of your car stuff!!
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  15084. Ian , you should do an episode about the Sydney property market vs a rural area , that will give some idea of the cost differences of living in different parts of Australia
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  15085. Maaate would love to see you in a vid down here checking it out in person. As always it's a whole different level. Plus all the after show stuff that goes on late into the night it's crazy. 🤘🤘. Come down when you can and get stuck in. red centre nats is good too
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  15086. and promods who makes it even better
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  15087. The NASCAR's of the 80s and 90s are my favourite. It's the golden era of stock car racing, or maybe I'm being biased and nostalgic. Wish I could've got to experience the Thunderdome but I was born too late.
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  15088. I live 70kms south of Perth.. in my region of Peel we have estuaries, beaches, whitewater.. world class mountain bike tracks and plenty of red rock..
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  15089. it's a ball tearer isn't it🇦🇺👍
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  15090. In the Northern spring of 1987 I was sent to Eindhoven to be trained in MRI's so I could carry out the installation of the first one here in Perth, WA. Me and a couple of other Aussies had a car and went to the annual Keukenhof Tulip flower show at Lisse. It was quite spectacular, not just the massive fields, but also the static displays inside huge tent like structures. I was most impressed by some black tulips with fringes on the pedals. All up it was a great day out, I still got some photos stuck away somewhere.
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  15091. Mate years ago my friend took the engine out of his GTHO to put in a Skiboat. That’s called commit to power. It sang. The sound was something that I’ll never forget. He put it back in the car about 10 years ago and he sold the cay as an original. Good stuff. Love your work.
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  15092. Us aussies are gonna put you in the dentist chair
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  15093. I had a slingshot before they were banned… It could legit put a perfect circle through a piece of glass with small marbles (without it cracking or breaking)!!! Shits dangerous in the wrong hands 🤷🏽‍♂️
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  15094. The Green Machine there is actually a Fox-body Mustang. Dick Johnson needed a way to keep the lights on for a couple of years when the touring car series went from Australia's own ruleset to the FIA's international Group A, as it would be a season or two before the Sierra Cosworth came along. The Mustang was it. Only won a single race with it, the '85 Australian GP support race, but it was enough - the boss of Shell was watching that day and signed him up for a literal million-dollar contract. The Bowden Collection is nothing short of epic. I'd give up a testicle to spend an afternoon there upsupervised!
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  15095. Happy Straya Day Ian! 🇦🇺💚💛 No I've got no Anzac biscuits! Yes, Vegemite on everything! Australians don't really appreciate themed restaurants! American sweets have opened a shop near me! Grill'd, yes, nice burgers - Lamb tastes different in Australia! That's funny, I've been replaced by a robot, I once did the store stocktake at KMart! 🎉 27 million, there have been Visas flying everywhere from this govt, not enough new houses! Beep, beep Billy Eilish! Nice tropical pics! See ya Mate! 🙋
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  15096. Ian the football is not blown up all the way it does need some puming. great to see that you love the things from here in Australia and how pumped up you get about Peter Brock he was and to this day is still my hero. keep up the great work you rock mate.
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  15097. G’day Ian and family, what a fantastic flood of lovely treats to try out lol. Enjoy mate and keep up your channel…. Cheers from Down Under
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  15098. I believe this was shot at the Lakeside track, north of Brisbane, Queensland. The Hot Laps company sells lap(s) which are often bought as birthday gifts. The company used to operate at several tracks and cars / drivers were from the second tier of Supercars. I understand the cost includes a change of underwear at the conclusion.
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  15099. Looks amazing. I would love to go to Belgium some day - maybe on the way to Paris or so. Not such a fan of waffles, but the mussels looked mouth watering.
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  15100. You need a bigger pool room!….😂😂😂😂
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  15101. Thank you! I really just love your videos. I smile the whole time! It is beautiful to see you all receiving gifts that make you happy. And we have the pleasure of seeing your happiness. Hi to Dani's Mom and Dad👋👋👋
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  15102. VF Valiant Pacer, he use to run the 265 6 banger but now I believe he has gone v8. You need to see his older videos. The 265 sounds way better (to me anyway)
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  15103. IAN! This is kinda sorta a real thing! Was an April Fools joke to start with but there’s a competition to give away five real packs of these by Arnott’s! Also can you PLEASE react to the Cadbury and Vegemite salted caramel chocolate block from a few years ago, there are many taste testing videos on here of it!
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  15104. I remember reading a review of the Dodge Caliber in Top Gear msgazine UK. I think it is the only car I have ever seen given 1 out of 5 stars.
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  15105. The Opera House was designed by a a Danish architect Jorn Utzon and most of the steel for the harbour bridge came from the UK.
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  15106. What can i say, bloody awesome! I'm used to driving similar roads in the UK with a sixty mph limi in my1977 2.25 petrol engined Land Rover series 3 short wheel base at the reducd speed of 50 mph due to towing a caravan, not so scary when you travel these roads regularly under all seasonal conditions, but hell that lap was sooooooo long to complete!
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  15107. Wait till you see the Flinders Rangers and Wilpena Pound in South Australia. I think that is right up your ally by the sounds of it.
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  15108. Love the reaction to aussie muscle racing - we enjoy it muchly down under
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  15109. The funnest part is watching the kiddos having fun! I love your family and the respect you have for Australia!
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  15110. A sea snake is usually more venomous than most land snakes.
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  15111. Speaking of taxes, the main difference I can tell, and it's confusing, is the US sales tax. We don't have that in Europe. You know, the price tag in the US says 99c, the store is even called ''99 Cents Only Store'', however the moment you get to pay for your 99c item, it's in fact 99c + whatever sales tax the state/county imposes as a sales tax.
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  15112. Wow 5 mins uploaded and 85 views. Ppl are on your arse Ian .
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  15113. Yeah, there's a lot of great beers on that list. Urquell really is the first lager in the world (if you're ever in Plzen, take the brewery tour because it's fun and informative) and it's (along with Staropramen) one of my favourites... Peroni, in my opinion, should be higher on the list...; it's the only beer I know that was an instant hit among my mates: It took only one six-pack of Peroni and most everybody switched from their brands to it😎 They say "It tastes like a summer vacation"😁
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  15114. Take a google earth view from Mt wellington overlooking Hobart. It's magnificent.
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  15115. As a car person, watch out for wombats, too. They're a serious road hazard. Quite different to roos; which are more likely to bounce over (or through) your windshield, akin to deer; wombats can do serious undercarriage damage. Definitely a must-know for drivers outside of cities.
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  15116. Fantastic, mate. Wonderful to see you give back to your community. The fact that this food is from my neck of the woods brings a smile to my face, but at the end of the day you and your wife made this all happen. Ian and Daniella, my heart-felt thanks go to you for doing this. Cheers, Graeme.
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  15117. I was there - top of the mountain at Sulman & Reid Park. Saw his 3 tyres in the dry & outside rear in the wet lap after lap after lap ... :-)
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  15118. Now just imagine Ian if you hit one of these at 80kph (you've tried to brake down from 100+) and it comes over the bonnet, smashes into and THROUGH the windscreen and ends up in your cabin. You've got a windscreen and a bloody crazed kangaroo in your car and It is then trying to free itself from lying on its side or upside down by kicking and thrashing around in your front seat or cabin, not knowing which way is out of the vehicle all the while you are trying to brake the car down to a stop without getting a kick in the head, eyes or gorged in the femur by the long talon on one of their feet, or perhaps whipped by the strongest bloody whip tail in existence!!!! IT HAPPENS!
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  15119. @3:00 "Looks like they're driving down a country road" They were. The Mt Panorama circuit, is in fact public roads, closed off for the race. You mentioned Ian, that these cars are 'basically stock'. In the day they were very stock, as the factory produced them. No machining of engine components (outside of reconditioning tolerances) permitted. Even with tyres (tires for you) if the particular model was built only with as an example, Olympic AireRide and no other option, it had to race on that very brand and model of tyre. Winning cars were taken aside after the race, and stripped down to check engine components like valves, camshaft, bore diameter, carb jets etc against the factory manual specs. If they didn't comply, it meant disqualification.
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  15120. love the content, love the videos and appreciate you and your family. thanks for posting ian!
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  15121. Awesome bud glad your back. So nice seeing the power wagon again
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  15122. OMG, Happy Birthday for whenever it actually was. You got some cute stuff in those packages. I can't wait until you are able to come over and see us. I also have a scary thought that 'Shapes' are going to be the next Tim Tams for you guys, I feel a new world record coming on. lol
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  15123. The Monaro was exported to US and called the Pontiac GTO.
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  15124. That was fun - I had never seen it...... mind you I lived in Edinburgh back in '12. Very funnny :) thanks dude Peace
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  15125. Best way to describe rallying is driving as fast as you can, on a road you have never driven on before, relying on verbal directions. They really are the most skilled drivers.
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  15126. I can't believe how big the kids are getting. Emma is just the cutest. Her smile is electric
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  15127. G'day Wello. Good vid as per usual. No worries with your attempt at an Aussie accent.. very entertaining 👍
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  15128. G'day Ian, regarding the boomerangs, the first two look like they are made from plywood and if so have the aerofoil shape sanded in one end at the top and the other end at the bottom, the one in the box looks to be a single piece of wood, it should also have the same twist (like the sanded area as the other two) if it's a genuine throwing boomerang if it is completely flat on the bottom it's probably meant as a display boomerang, as suggested in one of the other posts.
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  15129. 10:15 I don’t know about this exact model (maybe someone else can pitch in), but back in my childhood (rural Switzerland, early 90s), vehicles of a similar build (a lot of times with only one axle) were still quite popular with people who had a small farm or a larger plot of land, either to transport smaller or lighter loads on a flatbed trailer or to drive with agricultural tools like ploughs, snowploughs or mowers mounted to the front.
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  15130. Your mail time videos are the best! I love how excited you and your family get and I love how generous us Aussies are. That board is freaking amazing! With all the horrible things happening in the world, it's easy to forget people can be kind. Your mail time videos bring me as much joy to watch as they do to you opening the packages. Helps to restore faith in humanity. ♥️
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  15131. Thank you Kev 🥰 😊 💓
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  15132. Dont listen to Rodney when the kids are around lol
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  15133. Chevy z71
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  15134. Thanks for showing us your trucks Ian. I really enjoyed this. Dani cracked me up when she choked on the fumes! 😆 I think the sound of the GMC was the best.
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  15135. More Snow falls on the Australian Alps than the Swiss Alps
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  15136. US Army had a limited run of 'mogs built for them - the 419 - that served with combat engineer units and came with various PTO operated equipment for specific tasks. Some had Freightliner plaques even though they were built at the same Gaggenau plant as other 'mogs. The vehicle goes as a 'tractor' in the army, which IMO is a suitable description and totally in line with the original intention with the Unimog. Yes, one CAN utilize a 'mog as a makeshift truck however it's designed more for work than transport. Always wanted one and it's definately a unique crossbreed vehicle in a class of its own
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  15137. We had them in the army, 380hp. Fiat/Iveco bought Magirus Deutz, we had both. Once again a great German design and engine.
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  15138. Ive got an American mate who came to Oz a few years ago and he now loves the game and still after playing 4 years or so
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  15139. What you failed to point out was that the blue mini (12 ) did in fact beat the other Mustangs .
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  15140. Ash Barty was a former champion Australian female tennis player, and I am sure she was a world number one champion.
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  15141. I think it is possible to get out of a ticket it is all about attitude, I have been pulled over for doing 125km in a 110km zone and straightaway I said yes I was speeding and the policeman said because you admitted to that offence I will let you off with a caution this time.
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  15142. First time that I ever visited a place where they drive on the right (Paris), there was a short moment when my first taxi arrived, and I was confused because there was no driver. Then it was like, oh. 😂 It's worth watching a video on how Sweden switched from left to right overnight in 1967. Logistically very impressive!
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  15143. Another amazing mail time! Thanks to my generous and creative fellow Aussies👍🙂. And that package from Bundaberg co. was amazing. The personalised label was so thoughtful and precious ♥️. The pink grapefruit is my second favourite flavour... after the OG Ginger Beer!
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  15144. Opel Manta used a lot in the 80s. RWD and couldn't stick to the big guns but cool car. Also fun fact: Hyundai Rally1 in the thumbnail like all three of them launches harder on a runway than an old V8 Red Bull F1 car. F1 car of course catches up and passes real quick. Proof on Red Bull's channel. Msport Ford used there instead of the Hyundai but same thing.
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  15145. Thanks, loved this reaction, had a couple of giggles. I grew up as a barefoot kid and still like to go barefoot as an adult though not as much. It really is an individual thing as I remember when I was living with girlfriends in my 20's and I would go to the shop barefoot they would tell me to put on shoes and I'd be "nah, she'll be right". I only wore shoes when going to the pub or restaurants. I also love the friendly vibe of waving, smiling or saying hello to strangers. I remember doing it overseas and either getting strange looks or really happy responses. It's just an everyday habit that I don't think about. I live in a hotel and still say hello to strangers everyday in the lift and wish them well. To go with that is the courtesy wave when driving, especially on country roads. My Dad taught me this as soon as I got my license and told me it breaks up the monotony of long road trips and can help keep you alert. I remember doing a road trip with a friend and when I told her she was so excited I'm sure other drivers thought she was crazy with her over exaggerated waving rather than the finger raise in most cases. Keep up the great work and love to the family.
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  15146. Hi from Cairns Far North Queensland Australia, love the work you do. Bit of coof crazy happening here atm but luckily it's mainly in the capital cities and I'm a couple of thousand kilometres from the nearest one. I didn't know honest reactions to Aussies would be so enjoyable. Bring Grandad back for more tastings and he was the only one that looked cool in a cowboy hat, just saying. Cheers, Vance.
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  15147. Can't wait for the big race beers r on ice snacks r ready GO HOLDEN
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  15148. Man this is bringing back so many memories, i live in Perth but the car scene was huge back in the 80s, we used to go to Scarborough beach and get the cooking fat from the local chippie and pour it on the ramp from the lower carpark to the upper carpark and just chuck skids until the cops moved some of us on, leaving the drive in movies after watching mad max or running on empty was just awesome, burnouts always, just cruising with mates, we weren't afraid back then, not like now days where you could get stabbed for looking at someone the wrong way, the 80s were just so cool.
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  15149. Maybe a get together for fans to pitch in to get you guys over here for a month or 2. Traveling American Rockers. Air fares would be the main cost as im sure fans would not only billet you guys wherever you go plus im sure we could feed you as well. Im in. And a fan get together is a must in each state you visit. Aussie Aussie Aussie here here here 😍
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  15150. That sausage roll looked awesome. I couldn't contemplate living in any country without them. I've had great sausage rolls in Sidney, Dublin, London and other UK places. I worked in Chicago for a while and baked them once a week for my work colleagues. A few people at our Chicago office have taken on sausage roll baking duties since my return to our London office.
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  15151. Hi Ian, great to see it finally arived! Welcome in the world of sim racing. Excited to see you doing this as I have been following you for quite some time now. I am mainly racing on iRacing myself on a higher level. Assetto Corsa is amazing as well! If you need any help with this I am sure enough of the great sim racing community can help you out. 🙏
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  15152. At 13.23 that Marmon is in New Zealand and was built in Texas, they are known as the Rolls Royce of trucks and at 7.36 the Seddon Atkinson also photographed in NZ. And the video didn't scratch the surface of the UK truck manufacturer's. Cheers for the vids and still watching from NZ.
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  15153. Well picked Ian! You're more Aussie every day!!! I think that Mia hasn't lived in Australia for a while and is a bit misguided on a couple of things...
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  15154. You so should come visit with your family would love to show you around 😁 Australia is beautiful and I’m proud to be an Aussie, born and raised.
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  15155. At 10:14 Snow in Greece! We took our three daughters to Spain for Christmas. We thought it would be something different and give them some warmer weather for a couple of weeks. It snowed for TWO days on the Costa de la Azahar (Orange Blossom Coast).
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  15156. Congratulations on 25K 👏👏👏 loving your content 👍
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  15157.  @IWrocker  Yeah, it's Youtube. If you're not super specific you will be "INFORMED".
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  15158. Well said, ain't they great?
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  15159. Hi Ian, Place de l'étoile is the only roundabout in France where entering cars have priority. Pedestrians have nothing to be here because there is a special tunnel to get to théle Arc of Triumph. The mark lines on the ground won't help anyone here. This roundabout is crazy for french people too. Important : this roundabout is currently under redevleopment and will be narrowed in widrh.
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  15160. I am Australian, yes I have seen it and respect it... Always great to see.
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  15161. Overall I find eBay to be cheaper and with a larger selection than Amazon.Yeah more of that is interesting
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  15162. Here in Italy it usually works like this. In suburban areas, you can build reasonably tall buildings (which sometimes are horrendous, but anyway) and they can expand (I live in a zone that was once a countryside village, and now is a suburban area). However, if you want to do ANYTHING to a building in the city centre, the authorities are going to be like NOPE!!! You can't even build a balcony or add a window to your house! Sometimes, however, people do it anyways because, you know, corruption...
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  15163. 🤣 Always get a laugh out of this clip.
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  15164. Great job Vicky, so generous. Great gifts everyone. I live near the town of Lithgow and the Blue Mountains NSW, those 7 valleys (on the stubby holder) are all in that area. You got some lovely gifts guys. Well done everyone.
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  15165. For a long time in Europe it was normal for many car manufacturers to have in their catalog an industrial vehicle known as a combi, which basically used to be the front half of their smaller vehicle with a box-shaped rear part. Citroën manufactured, for example, the 2CV AK400, a 2CV van. Ford had the Ford Courier, based on the Ford Fiesta. The Opel Combo that appears in the video was the same but based on an Opel Corsa. Due to my job I have driven many vans over the years, but my favorite will always be the Citroën C15, which was based on the Citroën Visa. With the arrival at the end of the 90s of the Citroën Berlingo and the Peugeot Partner, the trend changed and the combis disappeared. Edit: OPC means Opel Performance Center. The models with those letters are the most powerfuls ones of the line.
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  15166. Comparison is between typical EU vs typical USA car.. Enough said.
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  15167. It has been hot. I keep my hot water bottle in the freezer and wrap it in a big tea towel and take that to bed😁
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  15168. I agree with you Ian, we used to manufacture things in Australia and it was a good thing. Maybe we could do that again.....
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  15169. Hey mate bring on the studio...looks good ...ps Mrs IW & Pedro cooking was unreal , teach us ozzies real Mexican cooking .. Cheers
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  15170. Hello from Switzerland, I'm not a snooker rule professional either, but it's an extremely exciting game. First of all, snokker is a gentleman's sport (of course also for women), where you also say when you have made a foul (especially accidentally touching the balls). About 30 years ago I saw Steven Davis (including 6-time snooker world champion) while flicking through the TV channels and was fascinated by the way he controlled the game and his tactics. Since then, the way the game is played (particularly the long shots) has changed, but the fascination has remained. Regarding the table, you should take a look at a table like this when you get the chance, it's absolutely huge, which makes the long shots all the more difficult. Maximum break, Ronnie O'Sullivan (7-time world champion) inevitably comes to mind, he seems (I assume with great certainty) to be the record holder for maximum breaks and also the one who achieves it in the shortest possible time ( The referees often have to hurry to keep up with him when they have to put the colored balls back in their position😂).
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  15171. The 8. is not entirely true! Egészségedre means "for you healt"...and this means: cheers.
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  15172. We have 3 main different types of landcruisers in Australia -The flagship ones (big luxury suvs) current gen is the 300 series -70 Series, the basic, ultra reliable and practical ones which you can get in dual cab, single cab utes (or trucks as you would say), 4 door SUV and 2 door troopcarrier or "troopy" -Prados, many people don't consider these actual landcruisers as they have smaller engines and are more car like and affordable compared to the others. They're basically like an SUV version of the Hilux. Hope this helps
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  15173. Wow were I grew up is mentioned, the magazine that Roxanne sent is from lol
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  15174. Pedro reminds me a Ton load of my Grandpop. Bet he is as hard as nails with a few yarns only to be talked with his peers.
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  15175. They are both aussie timtams, just the packaging is changed for the US market
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  15176. A Channel called Perspective (aussie F1 YouTuber) recently released a video of Kimi, a breif rundown of how he came into the sport and when he was at his prime! Well worth a watch if youre interested In that video he recommended checking out some onboard footage from Kimi during the 2005 season.
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  15177. Try a Chiko Roll and wash it down with a Breaka. When you drink a Breaka you go to a fantasy land of hot women in Bikini's. Check out Breaka ads too.
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  15178. Please watch "Gladys Berejiklian Takes Over The World" on YouTube. Its new in Australia and got released on 31 August. Its a mash up of the NSW State Premier. 7:30 was a Wombat.
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  15179. You really need to take a christmas vacation in Germany ;)
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  15180. You can get a Volvo V40s Form 1999 2000s for 700€ 1000€
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  15181. I remember as a kid (1966, I was 8 years old), my dad bought one of those XP Falcons (a Fairmont which had a few cosmetic upgrades). We were a Ford family all the way. Dad traded the XP in 1967 for a ZA Fairlane with the 289 V8 to tow the caravan. That was the Mustang engine that powered the first GT Falcon, the XR, and it cleaned up at Bathurst. A year later, Holden introduced the first Monaro with that magnificent 327 Chev V8, and consequently gave birth to the Holden/Ford rivalry that every Aussie kid grew up with and helped shape our nation.
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  15182. 07:03 this is Robert Rossenberg, famous czech... porn star😂😂😂wtf
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  15183. ANZAC DAY Lest We Forget
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  15184. In case you missed it, Audi invented All-Wheel-Drive for use in their Quattro rally car. The same AWD that many cars use today.
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  15185. Damn it's a bummer as I've seen a much better pitstop video with alot more carnage in the pits . I'd love it if you could possibly do acouple more as to me this was all pretty tame as in just tire n wheel stuff ups.
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  15186. English lessons in Hamburg Germany-> (and other foreign languages) were already taught in merchant families* during the Hanseatic era, and from 1870 onwards it was taught in all schools in Hamburg and since 1964 in all federal states. Attention! In some federal states, the language of the neighboring country is taught near the border from the 1st grade onwards: Schleswig Holstein = Danish; Lower Saxony=Dutch; Federal states on the French border = French etc. *not forgetting the craftsmen on the roll, who in earlier times often had the opportunity to acquire basic knowledge of foreign languages through their guilds.
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  15187. ❤ thank you Brad. Hugs for you & your family as well
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  15188. When you get a poster roll it the opposite way, then place under a heavy flat object for 24hrs and it should be flat. You can also have it laminated to protect for years to come or place in a frame covered by glass and "take it straight to the pool room". :face-blue-smiling:
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  15189. We need more parcel openings, I love your family reaction to things. Monday I became a Great grandma to a little girl whose names is Madison. Woohoo I am excited
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  15190. He's so right. I was taught "use it or lose it" and "never stop learning" since my early years. And I have often expressed my fear that the younger generations aren't learning enough hands on skills, aside from pushing buttons. But thankfully, there are community groups of elderly people teaching skills from carpentry to cooking, even house management etc. Plus a lot of primary schools in Australia are teaching kids how to grow their own fruit and veg and take care of domestic farm animals. They also teach them how to make meals from the food they grow. I reckon that should be part of every school worldwide.
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  15191. Love watching Sydney walking? Wow! Cool 😎
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  15192. The only survival stuff I learnt was about the animals. I mostly learnt survival from scouts.
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  15193. Thanks for making a video on the A9X Torana. The 308 V8, Borg Warner T10 Gearbox, Salisbury rear end and 4 wheel disc brakes were great gear for the late's 70's...it has nothing on the cars these days obviously, but back then it was an absolutely fantastic car and to top it all off it looked and sounded absolutely gorgeous. In the mid 80's I had a standard production one and loved it to death...such a magnificent car. That race was before they put The Chase into Conrod Straight too, cutting the speed at the end of the run down a tad...
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  15194. Australia has got the best dash cam language. Lots of Stars **'' '' '' '' '*****' '**
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  15195. Whoah, sure if you get sick you take the time needed, but here in Australia not every day taken off is because you're sick...we call it chucking a sickie!
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  15196. A police station is called a garda station. Garda is also the name of the lowest rank within the force (e.g. "Garda John Murphy", analogous to the British term "constable" or the American "officer", "deputy", "trooper", etc.).
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  15197. Oooooh! A Skoda Favorit! It is very rare to see these around nowadays here in the UK, especially in such great condition! We do occasionally see Felicias around but they too are becoming a very rare sight! Great video and welcome to the world of non-American cars!!
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  15198. The car looks like a Healy Singer Gazelle. Maybe from the late 50s. Re clothing - my father always dressed in a suit if he was going to church or out anywhere. He was born in 1914, so there was a way of doing things back then. I always like to see a man in a suit. It shows they care enough to dress up and look good. Woman also look good in tailored outfits. I had a dark blue pinstripe suit in the nineties, and I wore it to work a lot. It was really smart and flattering. (I'm female.) I got tired of being with men who thought a new t-shirt was sufficient to look well dressed. Mind you, when I was dating I was too poor to dress the way I wanted to, so it wasn't fair to expect anything of someone else. But when I would suggest something dressier (thinking of one person in particular), he would loudly protest and buy his sneakers and jeans regardless. sigh And yet, men have a bit of an expectation that women should look after themselves and look nicely dressed.
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  15199. The Redback is of the same family as the Black Widow. You were correct, they are venomous. Also, the Redback isn't actually deadly. There has been zero deaths directly linked to its venom. Rather, the pain it's bite and venom causes is so extreme that deaths caused by it are actually from secondary conditions like heart attack. The funnel Web on the other hand is treated more like a snake bite then a spider bite and they are wild caught and kept to be milked in order to create an anti-venom. Not all spiders are deadly, like the white tail. Got bit on my big toe in the shower as a child. After mum gave in to my histerics and took me to emergency, it was identified as a white tail bite and I was put on antibiotics right away. Even still however, the effects of the venom was noticeable. It was like the flesh was rotting away from my toe. Fortunately the antibiotics did their thing and only outer layers of skin was lost, which recovered nicely. But not all people are so lucky, I'm sure you can google some pretty gruesome images of white tail bites.
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  15200. In the 80’s the Rally of Portugal passed by my town. On that day everybody skiped school.
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  15201. RR ALSO MAKES PLANE ENGINES TOO FOR BOEING AND AIRBUS.
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  15202. 11:24 the peugeot 205 GTi, old granny in my town drives EXACTLY one like that, same colored even... she does not want to sell it... i have asked lol! regards from finland! we have also some very cool car museums, especially RALLY CAR museums :)
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  15203. Indeed, this is part of the "freedom" that you get in the US where people arre very much against regulation.
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  15204. i didnt even know makita sold hand tools, wurth is good shit
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  15205. The short shorts (worn by the models in the final photo) were called "Hot Pants", and yes, I wore them :)
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  15206. There is something crucial missing in their video by the looks of it. So let me tell you a little story. We write the year 2023. A friend from LA want to go to a convention in Atlanta. We both did look for plane tickets. He found a nice round trip for 350 USD. Now here is the strange thing: I found the same flights for 150 USD. Same Flight number, same day. The only difference is that he lives in LA, and i live in germany. Also, nice Graz license plate in the background. :)
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  15207. I would recommend watching BTCC Silverstone 1992 Round 15 as it is one of teh most memoriable race from the whole BTCC
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  15208. Legend I didn't think you would have that many that's insane. It looks like you have had a bundle of joy making this video couldn't help but have a laugh at the tim tam try, I personally find it better too bite the corners and and drink through it that way while frozen to help faaling apart so much but being able to enjoy the mushy texture from it ( Allows you to enjoy the same sort of experience as the double but with normal ones )
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  15209. I was on a social media site, and had a troll who would stalk me and stalk who I was talking to, and then try to mess with me by twisting my words and telling others lies about me, She was from the US, so to mess with her I started talking Strine (Aussie slang) to the max and ask my friends to talk Strine back to me! That stumped her, she had no idea what we were talking about!
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  15210. I must have watched this lap a 100 times in the past ! It never get's old .
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  15211. I wanted to see a 1971 Triumph 2500 PI like I used to own.
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  15212. Marry Christmas to all cute kids and of course to all of you guys too. Greetings from Poland
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  15213. "The Hoff", is actually a huge star in Germany, and he did move a gig from it's intended location in Berlin, to the on the Wall, which had already started coming down by that point. There's a video of it somewhere on youtube
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  15214. They're impressive alright. I remember back in the mid '80's when Porsche was competing with their 953 & 959 cars, the support vehicles were MAN 6x6 and 8x8's as then used by the German army. Then, as now, separate support vehicles were not allowed and they raced in the 'camion' class.
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  15215. My Reebok running shoes in 1984 were made of kangaroo leather. I learned some new things today. Thanks Ian.
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  15216. You should see the match of the Netherlands against turky tonight.
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  15217. i alwayse see them at the 1000 steps walk in ferntree gully
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  15218. Emma ricking the fashion with that coat
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  15219. Some great footage of a S4 being driven hard, can be found on a YouTube bit Chris Harris did on a Pirelli tyre launch 11 years ago! They got some total Legends (Markku Alen, Juha Kankkunen and more) driving down some sketchy Italian mountain road stages in some similarly legendary cars. The look on Harris's face at times is wonderful to behold. I'd provide a direct link but you know, youtube....
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  15220. And the video didnt touch on that you Americans drive on the wrong side of the road....lol
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  15221. DIrt Rally in this setup will be a blast
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  15222. I rode my bike there several times. The so-called Trail of the Eagles' Nests runs nearby. This is a tourist trail that leads from castle to castle (12 castles). Castles built from the 13th to the 15th centuries.
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  15223. First time here in the comment section, I totaly love this car. There is a street legal version of the k3 wich was create for Walter Wolf. It was on sale few years ago. Greeting from France.
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  15224. Thats the west for ya.
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  15225. You should watch the old Getaway In Stockholm movie series. They were real actual illegal racers traveling across the city. There was a massive man hunt for them, but i dont think they were ever caught. The first and second one were the best.
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  15226. Wendy's (the one you know) has plans to enter the Australian market and is hoping to have 200 store locations across the country by 2034. I have no idea what they're going to do about the name as we already have a Wendy's Milk Bar, it might be a similar situation as Hungry Jack's/Burger King.,
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  15227. Ian please have a look at Western Australian race called the Avon Decent. It's boats, canoe and kayaks down the avon river in winter. Lots of thrills and spills and some big air too
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  15228. I really thought Mexican would be the most popular takeaway in the US and Thai in Australia. Btw, you’re so close to 100k subscribers Ian! Awesome!
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  15229. My god, what have we done? We’ve created a monster (collection)!
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  15230. Nah it's all fake, a marketing stunt. Look at that sonic the hedgehog movie, they "redesigned" sonic because the public wasn't happy about his appearance. Fake. It's all about publicity, any publicity is good publicity.
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  15231. The “ticket price” price you pay for a house here in Australia isn’t the full amount. You also get charged “Stamp Duty” which is $2870 + 6% of the value of the property when the property is valued between 130-960k I’m generalising and it’s different in each state but then you also have legal fees on top as well.
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  15232. Was there that weekend in the grandstand, the atmosphere was crazy on that lap, and being a fan of DJRTP (DJR Now) was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  15233. The Super Ute series is great too! Big dual cab utes getting thrown around a circuit
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  15234. Yothu yindi treaty. Give it a listen.
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  15235. Merry Christmas from Norway 🎄
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  15236. There is the "Just waiting for a mate" guy. That was heavily memed.
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  15237. Hey Ian, fyi alligators are a smaller and fair bit tamer in comparison to a crocodile. Alligator- 10-15feet, 500lbs Crocodile- 14-20feet, 2,200lbs.
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  15238. I have seen such transports in Germany where they even pulled down whole traffic lights, rail guards and anything else that's in the way. Sometimes available space is only millimeters too short. Money is of no concern in this matter.
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  15239. I've been wanting to recommend this to you for a long time
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  15240. She’s a beaut
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  15241. Some real dad jokes in that spider wifi!
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  15242. There is an ex-World Champion, Stephen Hendry, who has a great snooker YT channel where he not only gives snooker tips but also plays frames with various celebrities, sportsmen and other Snooker legends. Well worth checking out as not only are the interviews/games fun, his advice is top notch. He even does some videos with pool. It's called "Stephen Hendry's Cue Tips" and maybe check out the videos he's done with Ronnie O'Sullivan (the guy you watched doing that fastest 147 break) - I highly recommend reacting to the video "Can Ronnie O'Sullivan Defeat the Tough Table Challenge?" it's only 6min but really cool, not so much because of the performance but more the conversation. There's also a good, short compilation video worth checking out called "Stephen Asks the Greatest Players for their Ultimate Snooker Tips", but there's loads of great ones to check out on there. Good videos and they'll give you some background in the game and introduce you to more of the players too.
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  15243. Many small bakeries were pushed out of business here in the UK by supermarkets and chain stores. But there is a long tradition of great bakeing and bread making here. Over the last 10 yrs or so the traaditions are coming back and now most high streets will have one good bakery. I love it when i do go to France and can just enjoy buying a crusty bagette and some good cheese and butter and spend some time in simple food heaven.
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  15244. You have to watch "Mad Max 1" you will love the car/s in that movie. Movie that made Mel Gibson famous. Tarentino loves that movie. This is a "classic" car race, the red and white car is an old Commodore
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  15245. Yes Australia is the oldest Continent. These natural formations from the 'Big Bang' is just spectacular! You're right about filming locations are common in the Kimberleys.
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  15246. Congratulations Ian on the shout out from 2 Aussie legends & Mr BJR himself wow mate you really earned it & we Aussies respect you & love the attention you show us it's awesome! Hope you can come 4 a visit sometime.✌
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  15247. I have one of those rubber door mats outside my laundry door, they work fine and are super easy to clean with a hose.
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  15248. shes very alert wonderful name with an aussie connection congratulations ian and Daniella shes absolutely gorgeous pedro looks so overwhelmed a baby sister for Andrew and Emma they must be thrilled all the best to you all from myself and to all your Australian subscribers 😃
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  15249. Pedro stole your show 🤣 great videos all 🇦🇺
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  15250. I attended the Winton test day earlier this week and saw a lot of these cars there...The Erebus cars (Boost mobile look a lot better in real life).... For me the best looking car was Nick Percats NTI Walkinshaw car (not featured in this video but this guy seems to not like them, but in real life the NTI Car looks great...Bryce Fullwoods Brad Jones racing Middy's car is SOOOOOOOO bright it hurts the eyes LOL (Not in this video either...I think most of the cars look good actually and TV and still pictures are different to seeing them in real life...Shout out to Thomas Randle's Castrol car as well
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  15251. The funny part is that the smoke is going in the wrong direction. The jet stream goes West to East!
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  15252. You can see why they revere these mountains so much. 40 odd thousand yrs ago the higher you could get the further you could see. I love these stories as much as our ancient Maori legends.
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  15253. i was able to see him at Indi in 2001,02,03,04,05 i was at turn one Michael hit the same spot every time magic an amazing driver the best bring back the V10
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  15254. Have you checked Volvo in British Touring Car Championship BTCC? They raced with an 850 estate! Here is a Youtube "The GENIUS Rule-Bending of the Volvo 850 Estate Touring Car! | (1994 BTCC)"
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  15255. G-day Ian. Thank you very much for reacting to my suggestions. I’m over the moon. Your awesome 👏 thank you 😃
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  15256. I'd have to test drive the flat screen mirrors to see. The comments are revealing lots of advantages such as clearance, ability to zoom, light level adjust. I was getting good at backing up into dark areas on rainy nights squinting at whatever gave me any reference point. Having the option to flood light the reverse lights would be good too, especially if you're going into a dock or unload area.
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  15257. 4:11 See? Told you in an older video, it's an authentic Autobahn experience to get overtaken by a VW Passat in a Porsche. Okay, an Audi in this case, but point proven I'd say 😁
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  15258. LoL U guys are gonna have to host a Tim Tam Slam Party ✌️
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  15259. I have a Ford Falcon XR8 ute. Owned a few v8 Holdens previously too.
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  15260. well, you enjoyed that very much so go and look at the 1936 Auto Union Type C V16 you are gonna love that sound... i love these Vintage Cars
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  15261. i loved Prague, prettiest city i've ever been too.
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  15262. The DS is also called the Magic Carpet because of the ride. The car that breaks the 2CV in half at 3:14 is a Skoda 100 or 110. Now that is a thing almost nobody even heard of in the USA
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  15263. Air must be fun to inhale there lol. 😃
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  15264. If I am given the choice to join any motor race in the world I want, it will probably be Dakar. Not on a bike though. As much as I love bikes, I would die after 2 hours
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  15265. Emma looks like a little princess in her pretty pink dress ❤️🇦🇺
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  15266. It's what is under the Opera house that i think is really impressive, Ian check out that story because without it the Opera house wood rust and crumble into the harbour. 🙂👌🇦🇺
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  15267. Im a power train specialist. You may have smoked the clutches in 4th Gear but if the trans fluid doesn’t smell that’s not it!Sometimes it’s the accumulator seal for 4th gear leaks and it cannot create enough pressure to execute the shift but that usually effects several forward gears at once. I would bet that if it just started doing that one day and you have a service vehicle soon light it’s more than likely the 3-4 upshift solenoid I doubt its the valve body they usually aren’t replaced during a rebuild even at 100,000 miles just cleaned and vacuum tested.
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  15268. Hey Ian it's Stephen,Sonya and Tayla from Western Australia, we have been to the gold coast twice and we found it a great place for holiday and great theme parks as well. They have movie world , sea world ,dream world and also wet and wild park. You and your family will enjoy it so much. Don't forget to come to Western Australia as well ,we have a lot to offer as well Cheers mate ,Stephen from Western Australia☺☺😂
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  15269. There's a Skippy in the dunny mate!
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  15270. Interesting, all I knew about Austria was they ironically designed the model of rifle the Australian military uses, steyr AUG. they gave us the right to use the model and build it here in Australia with different specs and mods, The Australian model is called a F88 Austeyr. Bit of useless info for ya🙌🏼😂
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  15271. We certainly have some VERY generous peeps here in Straya - but you guys are SOOO worth it! Enjoy your goodies x.
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  15272. The opera house and the harbor bridge, are the most iconic landmarks in Sydney. They are, possibly, the most photographed locations in Australia. The opera house was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon in 1957. His winning submission was one of 233 designs from 32 countries, many of them from the most famous architects of the time. However, sadly, after several disagreements with a development team member, he left the project, vowing never to return to see it finished. What was there before it was built? - an old tram shed.
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  15273. Thats nice too hear!🤘🏽
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  15274.  @IWrocker  you're always welcome over here mate
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  15275. we havent had bunnings snags since covid started :( the part about the unqualified advice was the best, so many times they come up with the best intentions and i always ask for their advice just to see what they say haha sometimes they are not bad but usually its a bit dodgey lol.
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  15276. Call me sadistic but watching grown adults crash mini bikes is hilarious 😂 However the skill of riding Trial bikes is mesmerising
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  15277. 4wd 24/7 did a Aus vs Rest of world special on 4WD tracks, and cars etc. Worth the watch Ian.
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  15278. At the 11:45 mark was a Leyland P76. A car ahead of its time....
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  15279. Hello Ian, when you get a chance you might want to check out a time-lapse video of the aurora in Tasmania, there are a few good compilation ones in 4K, was going to copy a link to one but it didn't work.
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  15280. They got two things right on that compass, north and west. Still half wrong. 😂
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  15281. It’s not hard to adjust to driving on the other side of the road, it really helps at intersections if there is a car in front of you also turning the same way.
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  15282. Mercedes Sprinter Vans are now produced in North Charleston, South Carolina for US market. Former they were under the brand Freightliner (Frightliner is Mercedes) or sometimes Dodge.
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  15283. All cities are great in Australia all diverse in different ways. The Americans I have met in Australia & in other countries are very friendly & laid back.
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  15284. Gotta love the dusting they get from the exhaust! Soot racing!
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  15285. markets like this are everywhere in both australia and new zealeand. In australia we have something called eat streets.
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  15286. I've been out to Big Red, the Simpson Desert, and through Camerons Corner and Strzelecki Desert, but this crossing doesn't look so inviting. I'd rather keep the odds of not be eaten in MY favour. :) Cheers.
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  15287. I'm about to go to rehab for 3 weeks here in Holland (proper clinic/meds/own room/food/drink/therapy - the whole shebang) and it's entirely covered by insurance. I pay nothing more than my monthly health insurance in addition. In the time between these guys assist you with your finances if you need it. Help you find a house if you're your circumstances are difficult. Offer therapy on the weekly. Hook you up with a free bike if you need it. Don't pressure you into returning to the work force until you're ready. The crazy bit is that the system doesn't get abused because the mentality is that it's a support system and not some scam or grift that you have to maintain (the UK is guilty of that stigma too, where seeking help or having a reliance upon social services is seen as 'stealing from the tax payer', therefore relegating you to second class citizenship). They actually put your needs and welfare first and there is no demonization, no shame in being out of work or seeking treatment. On the surface it might look like smart organization but underneath its the generally accepted values of a society that does not undermine nor stigmatize basic human needs.
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  15288. Those trucks have actually a V8 gas engine in them
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  15289. Did this in 1980 and managed 3 laps before my bike (Honda XR200) decided to call it a day! 🤪
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  15290. In Victoria we use a couple of different platforms for the LandCruiser ute we have a "slip on" unit which has appx 400 litres and are used by CFA and government forestry departments which have their own versions and the ' big fill" which is a high volume pump on the back used for filling out tankers quickly from dams etc.
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  15291. Scanias are not called Kings of the road for no reason. The best truck ever made. Speaking of smooth, i hope u get to ride in one, the cabin just floats when you go over bumps, you just hardly feel something inside. And no the S730 is no longer the top level Scania, they have the new engine now which is 770hp. Check out channel Stavros testing the new 770S fully loaded uphill
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  15292. Ian, we call them Station Wagons In NSW we only lease Police Cars once out of Service they go back to manufacture. NSW Police brought Holdens and Fords then Auction them off to public. One of my Falcon AU1999 is an Ex Police Chaser Option 20 meaning Police Vehicle
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  15293. Too many vampire movies Ian 😂😂
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  15294. I remember going to Malala Raceway in the early 2000 as a kid and watching these trucks racing
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  15295. Dani, the white birds on your kitchen accessories are called Sulphur Crested Cockatoos. Parrakeets are a different bird. 😍👍🇦🇺
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  15296. Yep we’re a weird mob!😂
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  15297. wow . i remember my mum had that same cake cook book , we made the 8 race track for my sons 8th birthday , he's 27 now , lots of flash backs as you flicked through it , really awesome to see . 😃
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  15298. Ian, that's a great comment: "rip on Americans, classify us as all the same, loud idiots...it get's taxing after a while, and we're taxed enough over here, trust me". I really like your frankness.
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  15299. Hahaha, Damn !! You could restock the shelves in my local supermarket with that haul🤣🤣
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  15300. The thing that Nascar, V8 supercars, F1 and Rally cars all handle differently and all take different skill levels, some drivers can do all some can only do one or a few. I think Kenny here took a long road to a short story.
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  15301. I saw what was stated that was supposed to be inside the box. It said some type of gaming system n other stuff. So yeah I think maybe some one stole it :( I hope it didn’t happen, but you never know. This sucks and never want this to happen to anyone. Please don’t ever send anything valuable ever if this type of stuff can happen. If you ever do want to send us something please insure it but we never ask for anyone to send stuff anyways. This is the first time this happens and it’s sad and I don’t want anyone losing money cause I know how expensive it is. We love everyone of you and your support for our family and your generosity but we will never do it at anyones expense. So yes just be careful and weary. Again, your watching Ian’s channel supports him n our family so thank you for watching and also we will try to make more family stuff for the holidays, well, me cooking for sure. lol again, thank you for being here and hope everyone has a great Christmas and holiday season. ❤
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  15302. They all sound , look and go like beauties, but the "Quattro" has and always will have special place in Rally lovers heart ! Rally cars are extreme but the drivers are a special kind of breed !
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  15303. Check out the "Aussie Racing Cars". Mini versions of V8 supercars and other custom cars. The top ten Aussie car crashes has one of the biggest crashes at Bathurst on Conrod strait ever. Cheers.
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  15304. Pedro lends that car to Chuck Norris when he's not using it
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  15305. I definitely wouldn't drive across in the au falcon, don't know how the wagon made it to the other side.
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  15306. Love your sweet family and how happy you are with Aussie gifts. So looking forward to your Q&A to learn more about you guys and your life in Chicago. There are lots of Aussies as fascinated by America as you are by Aus 🇦🇺 🇺🇸
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  15307. We had an earthquake here in the blue mountains a couple weeks ago. Only a 3.9 I think I was. I felt it a little bit here in Penrith at the foot of the mountains and my windows shook a bit but that’s all 😳
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  15308. You commented on that 'crazy' steering wheel. You may be interested to know that that wheel costs over 3 times your average saloon car! It contains everything the driver needs - it is their equivalent of an instrument panel.
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  15309. Have you seen the cannel "Just Rolled In"? They have a lot of examples why TÜV is a required.
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  15310. 5:15 we have these to in germany. they are called "Wintergarten" (wintergarden)
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  15311. Hey IW, just saw that Ford wants the Wrangler name removed from the Goodyear Wrangler tires on the Bronco..... I wonder why ??
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  15312. Granny-Golf was funny. The last one with the key rings was very clever.
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  15313. This is from a local rally, I would think - not an international competition. Local drivers competing in ordinary cars adapted to rally. Extremely good fun. BTW, the first generation Golfs were renamed to Rabbit in America.
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  15314. In our garage was a XU-1 Torana, but it was an auto. A very rare spec. It was driven by my MOTHER. Can't tell you how many guys would stop when driving by to ask her for a look at her car. I also can't tell how often someone tried t steal it.
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  15315. Well, i think American pizza is quite disgusting. In my opinion - pizza should be very thin and lightly topped with a crunshy, lightly burned dough. Anything thicker is just bread with stuff on top. However - her own pizza did not look very good neither (to me) .. it looked better .. but not good. The amount of toppings was spot on, but her dough looked kind of soggy, too - and too thick.
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  15316. a giant tin of milo like that last about a week in my house
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  15317. I’ve been waiting for this 😂💪🏻
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  15318. I'm in two minds about gym tax memberships. It it seems like a good idea, but only certain people can afford ongoing memberships and thus can afford them. Counter that with me who goes for long walks and other things but I and others like me will get no tax relief. I believe it is targetting the wrong co-hort and hope this doesn't get passed into law.
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  15319. yes it is 'eem-you' not 'e-moo' lol
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  15320. I've yet to hear anyone speak Spanish here in Australia. Though I have met tonnes of people who speak Portuguese, there is a lot of Brazilian people here in Sydney
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  15321. There is only one place for Bread, that is here in Germany :) Though i will admit when i go to the UK i love Greggs bakeries sausage rolls.
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  15322. May I reccomend some other tanks that sound pretty cool: Challenger 2, Chieftain, T34, StuG III, Panther, M4 Sherman (That one has a few variants, one of which is powered by a radial engine I think ;) There is also some pretty awesome stuff in the videos from "Tankfest" in the UK. There are also videos of Leopards going flat out on a tractor-pulling event and something else called "tank triathlon", but I don't want to spoil that for you >_<
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  15323. Just an interesting note, dick Johnson actually dabbled in nascar in the late 80s early 90s.
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  15324. Loved this one Ian, so, so funny 😆. Ian, you have a great grasp of Australian culture now, mate….
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  15325. I don't think ive ever seen a police car to be automatic! I guess EU to US police vehicles are different tools for different jobs :)
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  15326. I first heard the sound recording in the second video during the early 2000s, there were no images or video associated with the sound file and, if anything, I think that made listening to it an even more impressive experience. It fires up like a couple of blown-small-block, tubbed street racers; it accelerates away already sounding like the battle for the lead in a NASCAR race; and then it keeps going, and going, and going into Le Mans rotary territory. "Chills" and "spine-tingling" are over used cliches but I do feel what they're trying to describe when I listen to that recording from start to finish! I don't have a favourite 'best' sounding car but I do consider this one one of the most 'dynamically beautiful' sounding cars I've ever heard.
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  15327. Aussies usually have these for lunch not so much for dinner,their not exactly a healthy thing to eat,but I'm glad that you folks love them 👍
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  15328. Hi Ian and family 😊 those buttons on the steering wheel were for the horn! As kids we used to love leaning on them "accidentally" 😂 We always got in trouble, but it was always worth it, coz those horns were really LOUD! Love your work mate 😊
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  15329. The AFL is played every week from February to September
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  15330. You’re lookin’ good Ian!! Hope you and fam are well. 👍🏼
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  15331. Ian something to also with Australia we get 20 day per year and 10 sick Leave and it rolls over to the next yr for ones not used.
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  15332. It states this in the description of the video, I was brought to this reaction video after seeing the French Enforcer full video, Just imagine this video being a French Response in Los Angeles video, 🇬🇧😎👍🏼
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  15333. Hey man I’m a Australian by the way I enjoy your videos I love seeing Americans react to the stuff that we find normal in Australia
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  15334. Where I live on the east coast I have Eastern Water Dragons. Gackie Dragons. Common Garden Skinks. Diamond Pythons. Lace Monitors. Brown Snakes, Red Belly Black Snakes. Green Tree Snakes. A few other venomous species. I also have Carpet Pythons and monitors in my private collection.
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  15335. Awesome video. I’m a Holden man but I love the Falcons of the 60’s and 70’s especially the coupes. I’d say this particular one has had major upgrades. Handling and breakes were definitely not their strong suit (as nearly all cars from that era) my mate inherited a genuine XC Cobra when his dad passed. It’s a 351 Clevo and unrestored unmolested thing OG beauty
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  15336. G'day Congratulations 🎉🥳 for the new baby, all the best to Mum who did all the work, love all you guys, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  15337. I don't know about that aerodynamics argument at the end of the video. The front of a vehicle matters much less for aero than the back. Plus, while speed limits for trucks are a bit lower, fuel cost is still higher in the EU because of diesel prices. Also, respect to the truck drivers squeezing those huge things through tight spaces. I get stressed just watching them XD Nice videos btw.
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  15338. My absolute sincere congratulations on the new addition to your beautiful and happy family! I trust both Danni and bubs are doing ok. Cheers from Oz.
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  15339. Another great upload Ian appreciate the hard work mate well done ! ✌️👍
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  15340. Looks really nice! The food was very different though.
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  15341. Carols by Candlelight is so lovely. And because it’s a summer evening, it’s absolutely beautiful.
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  15342. I would love to see those two switch cars, see how Ken handled an F1 car and Hamilton a rally car
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  15343. so happy for you! wishing you a safe delivery xx
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  15344. I grew up 20km (12 miles) away from the Brim silos he had done 3/4 of the forth person got down to the ground looked at it didn’t like it and washed all off to start again he drew them with chalk and then painted them the guy begged our shire (county) to paint them and the community actually supplied the pain for it all
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  15345. You should check out Scott Moran's run up the Italian hills. The best onboard hill climb footage guarunteed. There's also a video which shows a bunch of these cars going up the hill from the view of spectators.
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  15346. Weird fact most of the Oreo's sold in Australia are manufactured in Indonesia. There isn't a huge variety of flavours here mostly because Arnott's dominates the market.
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  15347. The car at 0:56 is a Lancia Kappa Coupé ( built from 1997–2000).
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  15348. Possibly my favourite ep so far! So wonderful to see you share the love. Post office man cracked me up - instantly recognisable by your PO box number 🤣🤣🤣
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  15349. Being an Aussie, it makes me feel good that people love what we have :)
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  15350. About time you did this. Larko is the best when it comes to Supercars and Tech stuff.
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  15351. We don't have Walmart in Australia. We do have IKEA, CostCo, Aldi, and a few other foreign mobs I think.
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  15352. My 2008 V6 Commodore cost me $6600 AU. Just saying to pick the stock standard models are not at all expensive.
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  15353. "Bowdens" pronounced like wow not bow.
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  15354. Bundaburg you get a massive W. Cheers 🍻
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  15355. Well what can I say !!!!! You have given me and many Australian’s so much happiness with your videos. I check daily for your videos and they are awesome. Thank you Ian and Dani. Such wonderful people you are… and of course the legendary Pedro. With much love from Lord Howe Island (check us out along with Balls Pyramid 20km from Lord Howe.Island ) NSW Australia…. Nathan 😀
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  15356.  @IWrocker  and don’t believe in never the short documentary about mason cox the American from Texas who plays for my team Collingwood
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  15357. Oh my god bro!! You finally came across the mighty Giocattolo!! This thing has such an amazing story from it's creator to engine swaps, body swaps, mid engine, rear engine, v6,v8. Awesome stuff!!
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  15358. Well transparency can only go so far mate, as a former USN serviceman who worked in reconnaissance and intelligence, some level of secrecy is essential, not only for keeping the enemy unaware of how we are succeeding against them, but also for the security of the personal doing the work, especially if that work is done "behind enemy lines" so to speak. While the drone program has had the occasional stuff up, it's successes are very numerous indeed.
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  15359. Our spikey "porcupine" creatures are called Echidna, (ee-kid-nah). Along with the platypus they are an egg laying mammal known as a Monotreme.
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  15360. Halloween party idea. TimTamSlam @ $5each with beverage. Teas, coffees, Milo's and milks. Donate moneys to charity of choice. Recipes like frozen Murray River salted caramel TTSlam with 3x espresso, or Ban- offee TTSlam (pronounced like it's a combo of bananas and toffee) with warm milk.
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  15361. "Erbseneintopf" (Pea Stew) is somewhat of the national dish in Germany. There are some different variations though (in West Germany green peas were more common and in East Germany there were more white peas combined with further vegetables like carrots and osthers (but main ingrediants were peas peas) - and of course (in both cases) bacon and sausages). But it is a typical meal made in mobile field kitchens ("Gulaschkanonen" - one of the greatest inventions ever!) and has been a typical meal in German military for many decades (although today noodles with a tomato sauce made out of ketchup are way more common as it is even faster ready for eat - and maybe even more popular among young people).
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  15362. I agree. The love and unfiltered honesty and joy from you all, including Pedro [I enjoyed watching him "sucking a few tubes" [beer cans] with Ian during last year's Bathurst), and it make me feel like part of your family on your adventure. The tears of joy when you got your YouTube plaque were extremely touching. I hope you pick up a huge sponsor that gifts the family an all expenses paid, 1st Class tour of your top 20 places you wanna see. (If I wasn't povo on disability I'd be able to contribute). ❤ to you all. (The kids are growing quick!) "Get a dog up ya" (silly slang that means nothing really)
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  15363. He did bloody well to commentate all the way round. He sounded like he was a commentary booth. Most people struggle to just stay in the seat lol
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  15364. In Australia they used to put 350 Chevy Engines in Jaguar XJ6's with either a GM Auto or Manual Gearbox. Making for a Great Handling Touring Sedan.
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  15365. Aluminium is another said differently
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  15366. My favourite car!!! Beautiful beautiful beautiful car If I owned one I would never sell it. The first year the Phase 3 was released they placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th at Bathurst 🏁 ✊😁
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  15367. Hey Daniella & Ian, now you're making me crave Lamingtons. It's a big fight, but it's not only lamingtons, it's pavlova too. Not a fan of Pavlova, but love my lamingtons. The key is the self-raising flour. I think that you should make a white cake, which is what we call a sponge cake. Then cut into 6, cover in that great chocolate frosting & coconut. Cheers.
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  15368.  @IWrocker  Brock's 1979 Bathurst win by 6 laps in the A9X Torana is awesome
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  15369. Have you started planning you holiday to Australia yet?
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  15370. 1000 km. And it's often decided by a few centimetres
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  15371. Tandem bicycle . The "Granny" one was pretty clever but the one with the Cops driving the Mustang made me laugh the most.
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  15372. G'day Ian the boomerangs you have received with art work on them are for hanging on the wall in the pool room. Not for throwing. The plain ones you have got you can throw.
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  15373.  @BradGryphonn  Thank you Brad, I am very proud of their accomplishments.
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  15374. This was the beginning of the end of the power years. Short story is politicians didn't want the public driving 150mph road cars off the dealership floor (yes there were a 'few' crashes). Thus we never got the see the Falcon GTHO Phase IV, the V8 race version of the Torana XU-2 or the best of the E49 Charger. By the end of 72 it was all over and they kept a few idiots alive a bit longer. Keep up the great vid's, Love ya work bro 🤟
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  15375. McMurtry is a company that designs small electric fast cars, this one was a one off and it has a fan on the back to help with the Venturi tunnel effect which was already been done by cars like Brabham BT46 (The Fan car), the Chaparral 2J and the Gordon Murray T.50
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  15376. The 3rd ambulance was indeed a FIAT Ducato, you actually get that vehicle platform in the USA too, but branded as a RAM ProMaster.
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  15377. 4:10 The Czech Skoda and 4:34 the Hungarian LADA fans.
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  15378. Loved this Q&A, I honestly felt like I was sitting at a BBQ with friends having a few laughs and a casual chat, Sometimes I forget the miles that are between your family and ours , that is how familiar your videos are and the banter :-) The way you both were sitting and the scenery I felt like I turned on Yellowstone lol
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  15379. Saw Carl about 10 years ago at the Melbourne comedy festival… He was absolutely hilarious 👏👏👏
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  15380. love your european beer episodes!!
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  15381. In the netherlands, there is this "exploit" where you can register a pickup truck as a regluar van, like a delivery van type of car, for your company. I know many people who live in the more rural areas that use this trick to be able to drive a nice pickup, and pay less taxes on it. Its like a win-win. Though most pickups are converted to using LPG gas instead of regular fuel because fuel is like 8 dollars per gallon here. But i have to say, those pickups look rediculous on our small roads lol.
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  15382.  @flo2677  Keep in mind, Ian's American. It's all perspective. I'm pretty sure American cars are, on average, larger than European ones.
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  15383. Nascars don't brake and corner as well as a V8 Supercar but they have a lot more HP and top speed.
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  15384. 1:29 - Correction: Poland has voivodeships instead of provinces
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  15385. I didn't even know that Vegemite comes in a large tub I need to buy a big tub we go through alot of vegemite🇦🇺
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  15386. Diesel is pretty neat in economy racing. Can run very lean and boosted. In theory it consumes 20% less fuel. Those huge turbos make engines really silent.
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  15387. Until a few years ago, New Zealand was the largest importer of second-hand Japanese cars. Not "per capita", but in terms of raw numbers, which is insane considering the country is as small as it is.
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  15388. That’s Bogan Australia - otherwise it’s quite civilised 😜
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  15389.  @IWrocker  yup, you HAVE to make sure kangaroo is cooked right. If it is, it's delicious - if not it's very gamey and pretty bleh
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  15390. That video of it on the street was from the Adelaide motorsport festival in South Australia. Highly recommended checking out some videos about it.
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  15391. Love the content man, gotta be one of my fav american youtubers. Keep up the awesome videos. Lots of love to ya
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  15392. At parties we eat the CCs with dips so so good.
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  15393. When I bought my first new Audi I picked it up there.. great experience, the restaurant, the museum to see the history of the brand and then driving home with a brand new car from the factory it was built.. great memories 🚘🛣️
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  15394. If anyone in the comment section has sent beers to Ian in the past, can you tell me which fine print to refer to at the post office?? The woman at my nearest Australia Post and I got into a heated standoff about sending alcohol to the US and she wouldn't serve me even though I was showing her the details on the website saying alcohol only counts as a prohibited flammable liquid if it's over 24% alcohol.
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  15395. Agreed. BMW has lost its looks for me. The constant pops and crackles are actual anti-lag, reduces turbo lag.
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  15396. A lot of these are people getting way to close to them making them uncomfortable so they lash out. Some Kangroos partically the large ones are capable of breaking ribs with thier kicks and leaving large gashs or dissemboweling if their talon like toenails pierce skin
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  15397. I honestly thought they were gonna unhitch the lot & pull the trailers out one by one.
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  15398. Almost every food can be called "bizarre" if they are not from your culture. In Europe we find bizarre almost all of the superprocessed in-a-can edibles that are sold in the USA and they tend to find weird that we eat parts of animals that are usually discarded there (or reused without the public know about it). For example, where I live, every part of the pig is eaten (feet, tripes, brain, organs). In some cultures they find it disgusting and lots of tourists find it weird eating barnacles, octopus, parts of the crab that are not the legs, cow stomach, blood...
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  15399. That's extremely hot for a place that's on the ocean (Indian) too. Death Valley certainly isnt anywhere near one.
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  15400. G'day from Melbourne Australia ✌👍🦈🦘🐨🇦🇺 Edit. Peter Brock is an Australian ledgend and hero. 👍❤🇦🇺 Such a shame his talent was cut short. 😭
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  15401. 1:50 is a boab tree. They grow very wide and hollow in the middle that you can walk inside one.
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  15402. Living in Tassie, I’ve never really seen anyone trick or treating, although I living in the inner city so it might happen in the suburbs but I’ve never heard of anyone doing it here. Some people have private parties and some establishments like pubs and restaurants decorate and people can go dressed in costume. So yeah, Halloween isn’t really a big thing here. Most of the heat posts are from the mainland, yes we get hot weather in summer, sometimes going into the high 30s and on really bad days into the early 40s. By the end of Autumn into winter, through spring and sometimes in early summer we generally get 20 degree weather and lower. It’s why some people (who can afford it) spend winter on the mainland and summer here in Tas. The thing about the romance is in regards to a series of ads for car insurance, I’ve left a link to the series down below. Katut comes into it in the third ad but you can see the lead up to his introduction in the first two. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT6-Vh4oUZXnGAFLFmOw9GL1usUZg3Nbm Also, yes Aussie food is great and you’ve only tried our snacks not our fresh food!
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  15403. The biggest problem with fast foods is the extremely high sodium content - bacon, cheese, pickles, bottled sauces, bread, - the list goes on and on. I watched a video of a place in New York that makes giant rolls and the contents had 3 whole chicken schnitzels chopped up and drenched in chipotle sauce, four rashers of fried bacon, 8 slices of salami, a pound of mozzarella cheese, and half a cup of chipotle sauce plus half a cup of mayonnaise, all rolled up inside an 18 inch circle of pizza dough and baked in the pizza oven. “Death by Sodium”, I called it!
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  15404. Everything from the brand Knipex is insanly good
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  15405. Adelaide is a predominantly afl state and Tasmania is the birth place of marcos ambrose
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  15406. At risk of sounding defensive there is a 5% chance the Aussie said "degrees c" which is common what of saying it here and the accent could make the "c" hard to distinguish separately.
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  15407. I remember being in Penrith NSW on its hottest day on record which was 48.9 degrees C. That is in western Sydney at the base of the blue mountains
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  15408. So instead of LMP1 we now have the watered down Hypercar and LMDH. If they had made LMH 200kg lighter then it would have been an really interesting category.
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  15409.  @IWrocker  Some Australians have no idea about our beautiful country too mate or some of the natural wonders we have here , They seem too interested in traveling and exploring overseas but these people mainly come from the big cities so they are kinda fake Aussies anyways ! ✌️👌👍
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  15410. The same kind of lights were seen for years near Brunswick in southwest WA along a stretch of road called Benger Straights
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  15411. Great video again! Check this out "Rekka täydessä lastissa takaisin tielle - The truck was towed back to the road with a full load". Video about the conditions in Finland and the work of the tow truck.
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  15412. That Bundaberg Pink Grapefruit drink is delicious.
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  15413. The internet is ATROCIOUS here. But everything else seems right on the money... please do more!!! Love from Melbourne xxx
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  15414. Ian, you and the family will be welcome down under when you are ready. Don’t let others pressure you in this decision.
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  15415. The dirt is normally red due to the iron content and it stains everything never get it out of vechiles Same with our pink lakes they are very high in salt and a specific bacteria grows in it only if salty enough why not all pink Apparently their OK to swim in we have them in out areas of Adelaide as well and we also mine salt here as well Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  15416. Hi guys I think you need another fridge just for Tim tam storage haha
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  15417. Manufacturers from around the world used Australian proving grounds
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  15418. Epic thumbnail Minami jump is sooo good nostalgia watching drift monkey rip his 4door r34 over it in comp. soooo good.
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  15419. God I remember in the last year of high school 4 of us went to the local Ford dealer because we heard the new AU line was in, we all instantly hated it upon first seeing it.
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  15420. I spent over a decade captioning television here in Australia, in English, for the Deaf, ftom all around the world, and have been blesed with a very musical ear and many years ot musical trainintg and it has made me ahle to fairly easily understand people speaking Engkish from just about anywhere on Earth, so I often find myself acting as ad-hoc random interpreter for tourists, and also end up meeting a lot of foreigners out and about as they discover that I can understand them and they can understand me, and we can just have a conversatioin without all the challenges. It's a wonderful thing for me, and them as well.
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  15421. G'day, one big reason the water is so clear around these Islands is that no (big) rivers flow into them. rivers tend to carry silt and other things.
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  15422. Sending you a small gift tomorrow, just 2 items, one for you and one for Pedro. I will mark the box Pedro and Ian, so hopefully, Pedro can be there to get the gift. Love from Australia
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  15423. There is also a Brighton Beach here in Adelaide too, near Glenelg
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  15424. I can remember January 1982 Mark Thatcher, went missing for six days in the Sahara whilst driving a Peugeot 504 in the Paris-Dakar Rally. They were declared missing on 12 Jan On 14 January, the Algerian military spotted Thatcher's party 31 miles off course. This caused international embarrassment to his mother. The Prime Minister insisted on paying £2,000 personally towards the cost of the search.
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  15425. Andrew rips open packages like his dad :face-green-smiling: Shredder!
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  15426. He has got an Esky to have a beer when he wants, that is so Bathurst.
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  15427. Nice little detail: Each EURO '24 ball has a pictogram of the stadium in which it was played. 🙂
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  15428. I was there for that lap. As a kiwi at the mountain for the first time it made it pretty special.
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  15429. I live about 1.5 hours south of Sydney & have had quite a few days in the last week around 30°C. The next few days are forecast for rain which will be a blessing for me, as I'm a green keeper on a golf course that relies on town water. With summer only 2 weeks away and the long term forecast being hot & dry, we are frantically testing all of our irrigation system for problems... Not a good time to discover a major leak in the water mains
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  15430. Murray Walker's commentary of the BTCC during the 90's is absolutely motorsport commentary at its greatest. Nothing will ever be better than this. https://youtu.be/z3xj5b7hVco
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  15431. 850 is a really old car by now. They are basically I'm classic car territory and you will pay a huge premium on them. If you buy the first version of th V70 that is basically the same car. Those are way cheaper.
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  15432. Yes Ian you have to look into the story about the guy re the succulent Chinese meal, his story is legendary here in Oz. Relating to that check out band from Nambour in Qld, The Chats, who wrote a song about that story "Dine-n-dash" very funny. They actually have a better song called "Smoko" you must watch that clip on YTube, I am sure you will think it funny.
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  15433. Congrats you guys! What a happy time for you both! And every one there. ❤😎
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  15434. 3:47 the panels of the outer shell of the Allianz Arena are illuminated with different colors, depending on the occasion…
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  15435. You need to remember these are hunting dogs and the roo is defending itself in its own environment, not sure if the roo is supposed to let the dogs tear it apart
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  15436. Hi Ian and family...in Western Australia, it is now part of the educational curriculum to teach about Indigenous history and language - we all recite the Acknowledgement of Country before lessons every morning and learn about the seasons/cultures in the native language, usually of the area where you're living... for instance, ours is done in Noongar as most of the indigenous in our area were part of the Noongar tribe. We also have an indigenous education officer in most of our public schools who spend time teaching our students about The Dreamtime and local history. We celebrate Naidoc week every year and learn about indigenous history/artworks and food. It is maybe a case of too little too late, but we are at least trying to correct some of the earlier mistakes by sharing this wonderful culture with the young people who now live on this land so that it doesn't completely disappear.
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  15437. Glad you're enjoying this , it's My favourite racing series ever!!
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  15438. This is awesome, never realized how crazy blue your eyes are btw damn. Doesn't show that well on your other camera.
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  15439. Just a side note, Peter Brock raced in Bathurst in the 70s with his brother Phil Brock, who was the stunt driver in Mad Max.
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  15440. If you like airplanes you probably already watch 74gear, and Mentour. Two very different but entertaining and educational youtuber pilots.
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  15441. Mid 80's we had a program on Dutch television called : De Vakantieman which translates to "The holidayman" where the presenter went to popular holiday destinations . There he asked a couple , that had been going to the same camping in Benidorm ( Spain ) for over 25 years , to point at it on a blind map of Europe , they pointed at Finland.... And this was way before interweb and GPS so they probably need a road map to get there . Weirdly this problem seems to have grown worse .
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  15442. Wow.. That sounds f@&k'n awesome! Love it! My neighbours would NOT be happy if I did that to mine. Especially with all the cold starts this winter and letting my rig warm up. Gosh I love the sound of Hemi.
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  15443. Tasmania is beautiful. You should check out targa Tasmania.
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  15444. just wanna add: in the Netherlands driving in the left lane unnessersary is'nt allowed and you can get a fine for that, it's only for passing, period. OC some with big wallets or ego's don't care. Edit: those "schoulders" on the narrow road are bikelanes,.. it's a two way street and as a car you can drive over them but bikers can't leave them, so cars can pass trough the middle when they encounter a bicycle.
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  15445. i can only say the movies of this actor are hilarius . its allways fun to watch them again
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  15446. You know something is good and probably unhealthy if you have to fight a child for it. And not sure if this helps your wife swim in chocolate but Cadbury sell 10kg or 20-25lb blocks of the plain dairymilk chocolate.
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  15447. just a little heads up. Bruce Wilson the guy on youtube with the scanias is moving to Tennessee. dont get much closer than that. maybe you can arrange a meet and experience a scania in person
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  15448. I hated these when they came out, I remember watching them debut at Bathurst and wishing they would fail, and some did have rear end problem's. But now I would have one in a second.. 🇦🇺
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  15449. Here in Slovakia we usualy eat 5 meals a day, breakfast, lunch dinner as normal, there is “desiata“ which is meal at around 10am and "olovrant" at around 4-5pm. Portions are small but you are not starving this way. In combination with walking it is great way how not to be overweight. (sorry for my bad english)
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  15450. To give u an example of how fast the prices have gone up. I brought my home 1/4 acre of land with a 3 bedroom house and a double garage. Built 1950s. Brought 7 years ago for $355,000 NZD. Its now worth $750,000 - $850,000. Has gone up wickedly! I live in Nelson top of the south island. I call it the gold coast of NZ. We are one of a couple of city's around NZ that gets the most sun per day. Sunniset place in NZ
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  15451. Pls do an Australian honest government ad reaction. Its made by the juice media and its Australian
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  15452. I found you one. 05 single cab PW.. On craigslist just north of Pensacola, Fl
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  15453. Bugga!!
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  15454. He grüße aus Unterfranken 😜😉
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  15455.  @boombl443  Grüße von einem Unterfranken aus Oberbayern😁
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  15456. Ian, remember watching Walter Röhrl? This was the beginning of quattro, as fas as I know. No jeeps or SUVs in rally And best thing: from the off-road track directly on the Autobahn, driving over 250 km/h (if wished)
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  15457. Love nascar but I like the look of the ute nascar have always been a sucker for those. One thing that i must say sounds better is the v8 an v10 f1 cars many years ago especially when they rev up for the lights. Nice video man hopefully the blocked vids can come back I missed them being at work then when I had time they disappeared 🤣
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  15458. The balls in Adelaide are in Rundle mall, we call them the MALLS BALLS
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  15459. The old Australian Group C rules, an awesome era of racing in Australia. Some little facts, the reason the camera cut as Johnson went off track was because the car actually took out some cables for the camera. Dick Johnson himself mentioned on his V8 Sleuth podcast that this car after it's accident, had another accident when it was been towed back to QLD after the race.
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  15460. I'm glad you touched on this because I literally do not understand why they do that in the United States! It makes absolutely zero sense especially when it's illegal to use hazards in some states.
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  15461. Guys, guys... GUYS!!! You have uncovered the book I always wanted at 4:20. You have found the book that I have been searching for many, many years without any success!! I remember in primary school borrowing a book called, "What car is that?“, and could not find it since then, which was WAAAAAY back in the 1980s!!!!
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  15462. Oh, babey, you looking good in that jacket 😍
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  15463. as you drive along the highway on the Sunshine Coast these loom out of the landscape looking prehistoric. I did see Tibrogargan's face from a bus once, but I have never really managed to see it after that. Obviously I've approached it from the wrong sides. Beautiful country all over that area.
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  15464. Uk was really dominating in the 80s. There is quite a few german groops there as well. Of cause this did change drastically in the 90s
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  15465. G'day Tim, I was at Oran Park for Brocky's Last ATTC Race & he was still there at 9pm signing Autographs, with Track & HRT Staff complaining it was time to go 🥰
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  15466. Love your channel. Watch the post parcels every time. Could you please show us the room with your souveniers in it. Would love to see it.
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  15467. I suggest you check a YouTube channel named “Dr. Cam” where in a recent video, they reviewed a crazy Nissan Patrol build with TWO LS2 engines with over 1300hp. The car was built by a senior Saudi builder/tuner.
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  15468. I like you Ian for liking the aussie slang or lingo , you guys over there are similar to us in almost all ways of life an lifestyle too , us an you are most compatible of the world
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  15469. ever seen the underground containers ? in the Netherlands these are getting quite common now basically they grab the public container with a crane and empty it out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0fdn2AJwks we have it for glass, paper, plastic and in some places if you don't have any private garbage collection you can have with a pass access to put regular garbage also in such containers
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  15470. You need to look at vids that involve Australian roadtrains vs. tourists towing caravans. They have no idea of overtaking overlengh vehicles, exceeding 80 metres long in certain states, nor correct loading principles of caravans, leading to spectacular but terminal speed wobbles, either self terminating or frontal impact with the prime mover. Personally been involved in several and hundreds of near misses. Driving a truck thru a caravan or trailer that has rolled, dislocated or braked in front of you, as in Mad Max, is always exhilarating!! Truck always wins. The birds are cockatoos eating grass seed. The Merc Ute was a failed experiment by Mercedes Benz. It's just a Nissan Navara ute with panel and interior upgrades. Known as 'badge engineering'. Now discontinued. 👍👍🇦🇺
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  15471. These crepes look absolutely delicious!
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  15472. Hey Ian, love the videos, been watching for a while! I have a strong connection to your videos mate! I was born in Brisbane, Australia, my family moved to Chicago when I was 4yo, and we moved back to Brisbane when I was 10 (still here at 38yo). I lived in Palos Park, grew up a massive baseball fan, collected cards (still have them), played baseball, went to many SOX games, and still wear my SOX hats and jerseys everywhere to this day! I also grew up on WWF/E LOL (been watching since I was 5). I now have a family with 3 boys and we plan on making a long awaited US trip in the next couple years where we plan to visit LA, Chicago and NY at a minimum. We will visit my old town and will try hit up a SOX game! My boys are huge Brisbane Broncos (NRL) and Brisbane Lions (AFL) fans. Took my middle son to the Lions semi final game a couple weeks ago where we lost (we were front row - amazing). My son was shattered but had a great time. Tim tams are the best.. Double Coat all the way for me. Get that MILO in to ya mate! Big cup, cold milk, many many heaped tablespoons!! One last thing - My only cars have been Holden Commodores (VT Berlina, VX Calais, VZ Commodore, VE Commodore Wagon) until last year when I actually bought a Kia Cerato GT (Kia Forte GT in the US). Not a Holden but a great South Korean 1.6L turbo with all options. Amazing car! I do miss my commodores though :( Keep up the awesome videos man!
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  15473. So glad to live in Osttirol. Greetings from here
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  15474. Looking forward to everything in the future, but you are allowed to take a break you know, missed you for sure, but you need a break sometimes. I'm excited for what's coming! ❤
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  15475. I've tried promite before, and while it does still taste pretty similar to Vegemite, there's just no contending with the iconic Vegemite; it's savoury saltiness and full on flavour is what makes it so good. Sorry Promite mates, you aren't Australian enough 😜
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  15476. I used to work in Onslow some years back. Iworked at the Beadon hotel there as Barman ,sometime manager. Even after I quit the pub I was working on Barrow Island and was living there on my week off from the rigs. It also has the nickname of Cyclone city because of the regularity of cyclones there. Cyclone Trixie even blue part of the roof of wkile I was managing the pub there while the bosses were away on holiday. Busy couple of days then I can tell you.
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  15477. As a born and bred QLD'r. I love Tassie. Beautiful scenery everywhere. Friendly people. Great food. Was there about a month ago. Can't wait to go back.✌
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  15478. Here in SA, you can get your learners at 16, but the amount of hours you have to do is if I remember correctly 75 hours. Then you sit for your licence with a test like this, usually around 17 once you've done all your hours. Then they go on "P" plates, here there is 2 tiers, then you go on full license. They are fairly strict on P platers, and easy for them to lose their license if they stuff up. If they fail their test they have to wait a fortnight
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  15479. What a world apart the Favorit was from the RWD rear engine Skodas of before. The Favorit paved the future for Skoda who only went from strength to strength combined with VW's ownership. Skoda were also the VW group maker who get the new developments before they're offered on Audi, VW and Seat cars, such as floorpans and the 6 speed DSG dual clutch automatic transmission. A similar car from the Eastern Bloc was the Lada Samara which was also a more modern-looking and angular FWD hatchback compared to the previous ones based on the '60s Fiat 124.
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  15480. You know how it is @iwrocker He was just waiting for a mate.
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  15481. Omg this was sooo popular, changed the nation
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  15482. Great video. I have one small information that you might be interested in Czech Republic has one of the less common cars called the "Golem" and it's a big car with trailor that has two fully equipped operating rooms in it 🙂
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  15483. I couldn't wait for this! :D We had a beige one for ages - the engine is basically a derivant of the older engine from the 120s just moved to the front but absolutely bulletproof and funnily enough alumunium block with casted heads - but it was actually amazing in rallying in the FWD upto 1300cc championships and even beating the 1600cc cars thanks to the front McPherson suspension that makes more camber in load it was quite a clever car (the stories of rally drivers just cynically overtaking much faster cars blatantly in corners on our roughed up B roads) and it was designed by Bertone in Italy it was pretty much the first outside of the country designed car. Skoda worked with ItalDesign before but this is the only Czech/Italian car ever especially with the design quirks and it looks like it the door handles and cluster especially Italian - also this one is in pretty awesome shape they are getting pretty low in numbers that are original and unmolested most of them rusted or were used into oblivion - Also Skoda didn't offer automatic gearbox until the VW merge with the Octavia model starting in the 1999-2001
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  15484. Gday Ian, great gifts mate . It seems your wife Dani likes caves and I know you like mountains ,you should check out the Janolan caves in the blue mountains nsw. Katoomba is the main city and its one of my favourite places to visit. Also a big OLA to senhor Pedro, alway a pleasure to see him
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  15485. Matt Risinger (Texas based contractor with a large YouTube channel) has been featuring a lot of US builds that have imported Schuco or other European windows and doors. I would add that though superior in quality and thermal/noise performance; they are very difficult to install screens on.
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  15486. Lol our local german Supermarket loves the sexbomb Song followed by you gotta be. 😂 and there is no cencorship, this country remains free, like America intended 😂 -Autobahn free ✌️😎
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  15487. There is a huge misconception about Aussie slang. In Sydney, Melbourne, “ multicultural cities “ typical words like “ GDAY “ isn’t common. “ How you goin “ is common.
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  15488. Please check out Slovak next!!!
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  15489. Nice vid keep it up love watching a fellow ram owner👍
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  15490. The other iconic Citroen you ought to check out is the DS (pronounced Day'-ess in France which is French for Goddess) which was made from 1955 through to around 1975 (replaced with the CX), with a facelift in 1967 which is my preferred look which is much sleeker looking where the front headlights were behind glass (except the US ones which have sealed beam headlights) and the inside full beam units turned with the steering on most models (except the entry level ID19B). They had self levelling hydropneumatic suspension (the springing provided by nitrogen gas) and the suspension, brakes, steering and on the semi-automatic ones were all controlled by the same hydraulic system that used either LHV (red vegetable oil) or LHM (green mineral oil) - the latter being non-corrosive and used for all Citroens with HP suspension since the '60s. The body panels all attached to the body frame, so could be removed relatively easily should they need to. The suspension system even allowed them to drive in the event of a tyre blow-out and there's loads of footage of them being driven on three wheels with one of the rear wheels removed. For a starting point, look up 'The Car's The Star' which is a series from the early '90s hosted by Quentin Wilson (former Top Gear presenter) who covered a lot of iconic cars. There was a 2cv episode of that as well.
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  15491. I read that the Sydney basin got its sandstone from Antarctica when they were connected. Some massive mountains in Antarctica were eroded and carried in several huge rivers North to the Sydney area. This resulted in 5000 metres of sandstone below Sydney and the formation of all of that sandstone we have.
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  15492. Helps in windy time, like hurricanes too :-) "Second skin" makes it cooler in summer, warmer in winter, no wind. Window open: jalousie with the tiny holes, some air comes in, but no people. We have them since a long time, like 50 - 60 years or so.
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  15493. This will probably get burried quick but here goes: The app asks for the nationality from a PASSPORT. An Australian in Australia would use an ID card or driver licence not a passport in its own country so it does make sense for only Austria to be an option as a foreign nationality. Also, Telstra is a mobile carrier not the government 😁
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  15494. We are all lucky to witness this in our generation!
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  15495. Welcome back and congrats on the bundle of joy
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  15496. GHrallyemotion is another fantastic channel with rally highlights, and has the best audio imo
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  15497. Can we just take a minute to compliment the fact he said "mel-bun" instead of "mel-born"
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  15498. if you ever come by to our country you definitely need to see Skoda car museum at Mlada Boleslav and Tatra museum at Koprivnice, you would be amazed:)
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  15499. Ian. You and your family have already been adopted by us Aussies.. We are all waiting for you all to come down under. 😊❤
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  15500. Two signs I remember, and totally agree with. You are now leaving Mackay City. Someone crossed it out and wrote Sin City. It was an accurate correction at the time. The other was going into Byron Bay. A Police Now Targeting sign. Someone wrote Geezers. Sadly the geezers paid no attention and continued to offend. Both these signs were left for many years. We appreciate art
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  15501. Admire you for doing that, always been a proponent of the fact that not all education is done in the classroom. 👍
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  15502. I was at the opening of the british rally championship in Clacton recently. The only fully open road rally in England. It was so strange to see the cars making their way to the start line on the normal roads that we were driving down. Chatting to the dfrivers, being able to have a good look at their cars. Some sponsored and some just regular guys cars. I got to stand in a spot on a 90 degree bend followed by a chicane and then a long straight right across the beach front. Thanks for your love of this, its great seeing reactions from out brothers and sisters across the pond! Peace!
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  15503. Many great places are missing here, like Kutna hora or Tabor or Olomouc or even the modern Zlin (home of Continental tyres, if I am not mistaken). You will find many interesting castles like Pernstejn, where they filmed for the horror movie "Van Helsing". The landscapes are not very much changing throughout the country, you don't find high mountains or many large lakes like in Austria, but it is nevertheless a fine place to visit anytime. I'd say the best time to visit this country is when the fruit trees are blooming in springtime.
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  15504. In Britain, you cannot use a horn after sunset through to sunrise so you need to be able to turn the reverse warning off. Smoking is not allowed now in any commercial vehicle. If you need a smoke you have to get out of the vehicle. Most of the features she shows you have been available for some years in most trucks. Our trucks are the same as European trucks, because we were in the EU, with the exception that our steering wheel is on the right.
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  15505. @IWrocker Wish you and your family merry Christmas!
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  15506. My question…..can I send money for a small Turquoise piece from Mexico? Thank you. Friend 💖💖🇦🇺
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  15507. PSA ⚠️Please keep in mind that Ian’s channel name is IWrocker and should now have a little check mark next to it, official channel. Ian won’t promote any prizes or contests on the comment section, IWrocker doesn’t have a Telegram or whatsupp so please be careful w these scammers. Thank you 😊
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  15508. Hi Ian. The Escorts with the rectangular black grills are Mark 2s and the ones with the dog bone grills are the Mark 1s. They are legendary in the UK and Ireland. So much so the Irish even write folk songs about them. You can buy brand new shells for them so there are dozens of shops across the UK and Ireland building brand new ones every day. They originally came with Lotus engines, nowadays most run Cosworth or Millington engines. Check out MST Escorts to see reviews of the brand new ones being built. They'll even build you a brand new 2024 registered Escort ready for street use.
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  15509. Technology Connections is a American as far as i know... and he makes a really good amount of cool videos about lots of differences and common things all over the world. ;) The web says he is located in Chicago, Illinois. ;) Maybe it's worth to look into them ...... to extend your channel beyond cars and beer.... just a bit, for the horizont... You might like it. ;) Like .. do you have a electric kettle in your home? If not, _why_? ;) Ask alec, he can tell you why it makes sense, still. ;)
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  15510. I wanted to get some Bundaberg Spiced Ginger Beer but couldn't find any, it's limited release for Christmas. I think you would really like that one.
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  15511. Yes the south of europeans ( Portugal, Spain, France, Italy…) have some similarity in the language because of the latin origin ! 🧐
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  15512. I did a few laps in my RX4 Coupe many years ago. The corners and bends just after you start the descent from the top of the mountain are horrendous. Even at the speed limit, the tyres were chirping and it felt like being on a roller coaster. Mad respect for the guys that do it at race car speeds. It's not for the faint-hearted.
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  15513. You should do a video reacting to different types of pit stops. GT cars, we have jacks built into the car, F1 has trolleys and wheel jacks.
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  15514. Hi Ian Greetings from a snooker loving Aussie I don’t think this record will ever be broken. One of the most amazing 147s you will ever see. The top players in the world are pretty to watch. A player called Neil Robertson is the most successful ever Australian player.
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  15515. The Renault 5 turbo, its the blue and red car, the pilot of the car Jean Ragnotti, make a search and enjoy .Peugeot 205, all the lancias, the audis, the metro....great era
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  15516. Bondi Rescue!!! You'll love it...
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  15517. Teach Emma that the Aussie way to say 'sticker' is 'stika'
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  15518. Regarding Fennel Seeds, they work very well with any pork recipe. Of course, you can use them on whatever if you like the flavour but they really shine when used with Pork. Next time you make up some ground beef ones, try adding some chopped Bacon or even something like chopped-up smoked Sausage to REALLY add some punchy flavour. Really, you can do any flavour combo you want. Maybe a Cheeseburger version with Beef Cheese and a little Pickle Juice. Perhaps a Chicken, charred Corn and Cheese. What about, Pork, chilli and Apple and so on. There are no rules with Sausage Rolls lol, go crazy and create something that you love and call it the WROCKER-ROLL.
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  15519. It is one event that i look forward to every year just like most Australian's, can't wait. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  15520. That's a nice car, good on you for keeping it for that long!
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  15521. We are the same here. I’ve been to Canberra numerous times as a kid. It’s boring. Spend a day or two and you’re done. Main reason we went there was family lived there. Maybe once I have kids I would take them there. But really I couldn’t care less. A few nice buildings and I remember they had a cool museum. But so many other places I’d rather travel too. I’m sure it’s the same in the US you could go to Florida as like a nice beach holiday, or go somewhere to go skiing with nice snowy mountains.
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  15522. OH please do a video on those great slot cars keep up the great work
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  15523. Heat waves in summer of 37-38C in Sydney isn't unusual. It can get a lot hotter than that. TAA (It's no longer around) was renamed in 1986 so it has to be at least 37 years old. Could be considered to be a collectors item for people who like aviation memorabilia.
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  15524. 20:12 in Estonian we say " terviseks "
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  15525. Gary O'Keefe (OKKA) please do a reaction on 2 iconis songs, WEare australian & waltzing Matilda by the Seekers
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  15526. I came across this video years ago. Changed my priorities almost instantly
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  15527. Tell the wife the Tatra is half the price of a Unimog and she will love it 😄 Years ago I owned a Peugeot 106 from the 90s. It was very light weight and a lot of fun to drive with its 75 hp engine. Sadly, it consumed more and more spare parts every year. And still, when I think about it today, I think I should have kept it.
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  15528. I recently changed to central a/c & heating… With 35 solar panels I pay around $2-3 per month on electricity in the middle of winter in Melbourne… Great investment 👍🏾 Edit: my gas bills have dropped dramatically as well
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  15529. There lunch boxes, not backpacks... 🤣😂🤣 awesome vid!
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  15530. No offense but your perception of diversity of the U.S. would need some adjustment after traveling Europe. Not only that we have different dialects and cuisines per country you also may have noticed that there are around 50 countries with different languages and architecture on the continent of Europe.
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  15531. I swear, that first guy kept going back and forth through that little low spot just to prove it was a piece of cake. You've been off-roading, I know you saw he could have left it behind anytime he wanted to!
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  15532. I wish F1 still used V12’s, man they sounded incredible
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  15533. The SL300 is one of the most beautiful cars MB has ever built. The Audi TT is on a scale of 1:87.🤏
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  15534. Been outback at night and saw really, really bright light behind the car that was whitish yellow, made you feel very uneasy because i kept pace with the car at the same distance. Long straight flat road just us and the light, then it seemed to get closer and just disappeared. Out in the dry outback they can't use that old "swamp gas" trope.
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  15535. Le Fanta américain a juste l'air de sortir des Simpson
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  15536. Mate, there's nothing wrong with keeping your mouth shut with that beautiful noise going on!
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  15537. I'd still like to see a SRT 10 Ram mk II! I know Dodge will never do it but what a great send off for the Viper. They should make a sports truck with a v10 and off road truck with hellcat motor and release at the same time!
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  15538. Where i live never see the Australian flag, drive to Mandurah don't see it but if i go to Perth city then you will see the the Australian flag at police stations and thats about it unless its the 26 January Australia day then you see it but still not everywhere like America. Hospital stays in Australia are free. 🤣
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  15539. You should have a look at Audis Pikes Peak performance back in the 80s.
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  15540. That was awesome. Chilling out after work, watching you struggle with the European traffic rules. 😆 I'm not sure, but I think I built up my ADR skills first, since hazardous material pays good money, even on short hauls. The longer hauls a great. You have to get fuel and you have to sleep to make the whole way. The satnav has different functions, one pages shows you the damage to your truck and/or trailer and one page shows informations about your freight, the deadline, time left to sleep, etc. There is also a map where you can plan ahead and see if there is another gas station close by.
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  15541. Hello @Iwrocker, is nice to see you're reactions on rally videos! !n Europe rally is more popular, here in Italy particularly I recommend you to react at Rallylegend San Marino videos, you're gonna have so much fun in there and so much content 👍and honestly if you have the opportunity come and see it live! Nowhere else in the world you can see that.. Take care my friend. 👍👍👍
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  15542. My sister lived in Europe for a few years (Austria), said that Milo was available there, made in Kenya, and had a different taste. Nestle are truly an international food corporation.
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  15543. And also in swedish gaspedal
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  15544. I saved up for a couple of years to buy the expensive RM Williams boots, which are made from ‘roo leather. And I can say that wearing them 4 days a week that the ‘roo hide upper has held up very well after 9 years, with only the outer sole being updated once & I’m 6’4” 300lbs. If it wasn’t tough times financially, I’d get a second pair.
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  15545. Or at a minimum have him do race speed laps at Bathurst in a passenger seat like Daryl Waltrip did. Now that would be something I’d love to see!
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  15546. Also Australians call a "re-run" a "repeat" and for some reason in this context we say "re-peat" and every other context "repeat"
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  15547. We use the silos for wheat, not corn
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  15548. You got to see Aussie truck racing live .👌 absolutely insane and crazy .👏
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  15549. I strongly warn against visiting Prague. It is highly addictive, you have an insurmountable desire to stay, and even after years of living in Prague, it continues to amaze you.😊
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  15550. In 1972 Peter Brock drove his Torana GTR XU1 in-line six to victory at Bathurst against Allan Moffat in his Phase-3 XYGT-HO Super Falcon. Also I do believe that the GTR XU1 were the last on offer that could be sold off the shop floor new. As the saying goes, win on Sunday, buy on Monday. Awesome one today Ian Aussies muscle is always a treat to see.
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  15551. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  15552. Happy Birthday beautiful lady 🎁🎈🎂🎉🇦🇺❤️
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  15553. Hi Ian I live near this thing and see it on a daily basis. Sometimes it’s surface pearl shines bright white in the sun, other times it takes on a faint pink hue with the setting of the sun. It changes every hour of the day, with the reflections off the water and the position of the sun above. I’ve never taken it for granted and it will never cease to amaze me!!
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  15554. Congrats IWrocker for this video!!! amazing stuff, football is such a beautiful thing. Would be great if you react to South American crowds!!! same pasion, same noise, same devotion but....just different from the rest of the world!!! Brasil, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, Chile, Perú, Ecuador... Too many countries and clubs to see! Greetings from Colombia :)
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  15555. Happy Birfday Ian... The coke definitely tastes different to US coke. Something to do with water quality. If you hadn't figured it out, the corks on the hat help stop flies getting your in eyes The Q&A was awesome. Keep it up mate
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  15556. Finallyyyyy IWrocker!!! Hillclimb cars & specially the prototypes are always so fast & cool!
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  15557. That strange car is a Marcos...it s in Assen the Netherlands...i saw also a couple of BMW Z3 coupés i used to have one...
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  15558. 2 fingers is enough. A barkeeper once told me that a good beer takes 7 minutes and the foam should last 7 minutes. I answered him that I wanted to drink the beer and not decorate the table. A tap system is well set up if the glass is poured slowly in one session. I always think it's terrible, this "firefighter beer". Often 20 pre-tapped beers sit the counter in plastic cups for long term and when someone wants a beer, something fresh is added, with foam and that's it. And that's how it tastes. Or, like in the US, a carafe of beer for the whole table. That's not possible here, unless it's explicitly offered that way. Normally every glass is tapped clean and fresh.
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  15559. Banjo Paterson was a great writer. Waltzing Matilda!
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  15560. 5am video drop! Gotta love it haha
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  15561. Glen Seton's father Barry drove early Bathurst races. He was no slouch either. Thanks Ian.
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  15562. Congratulations on your upcoming addition to your family! I hope Dani is feeling better soon as the pregnancy progresses. No need to explain why you can’t just up and travel to Australia on a whim. It will still be here when you do eventually get the opportunity to travel.
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  15563. 3:00 Nah. We dont call those floppy disks any more. They have been renamed to "save icons" to stop any confusion for the younger generations.
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  15564. Canadian Club
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  15565. In most states and territories, the legal driving age in Australia is 17 years old to apply for your provisional licence. However, you can get your provisional licence at 16 years and 6 months old in the Northern Territory and 18 years old in Victoria.
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  15566. that's why Rallye has different divisions. although every Rallye has an overall ranking but competition is most in divisions and they are racing for the championship. most clips you've seen where wrc cars ( top line machines) and are AWD. trust me they are still crazy fast when they come around. great to see you're enjoying this sport!
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  15567. That wasp condominium was terrifying.
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  15568. 🎉 Woohoo. Congratulations Ian. Well deserved. 👍🏼❤️🇦🇺
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  15569. Agree 100%, I’m even learning stuff from watching all of the videos…
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  15570. My favourite road anywhere in world. Last drove a high speed cruise over it chasing motorbikes about 6 years ago. Will be going over it later this year a lot slower in my campervan. Until 2001 most of it was unsealed and was one of 2 road in New Zealand that rental cars weren't insured on.
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  15571. Got intrigued. To find out the height of different trucks around. American trucks: 411.48 cm / 4.1 meter / 13.5 feet European trucks: 440.00 cm / 4.4 meter / 14.43 feet (Normal bridge and tunnel restriction is 4.5 meter) Australian trucks: 430.00 cm / 4.3 meter / 14.1 feet (NSW; 4.3 meter limit) - Vehicles higher than 4.3 meters have restricted travel conditions and must use approved road networks, in NSW. Rest of Australia seems to have 4.6 meter Low Clearances on bridges and tunnels, which is the tallest.
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  15572. Travelling Europe years ago I did see weird food made out to be American or Australian, one thing I did find different was when I was in the States and Canada the cheese was orange and in Australia it's yellow :-) In Oz we have new York style pizza at some places. I've heard from travellers America is missing out on kebabs and sushi as take away on tap. One thing I did notice was maccas and burger king taste very different in the States , a lot of tourists to Australia get a surprise that it tastes pretty good here to them. As for KFC as an American Christmas meal, classic marketing fib lol P.s loved having breaky at Ihop
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  15573. Left this on the earlier vid too, but a friend of mine found a small Balkan grocery shop called Prodavnica around Rockford, took me there via a vid call and I was surprised with how many goodies, food and drinks, they got imported that I absolutely recognised, quite a few popular things from that region of ours.
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  15574. I don't know if you have ever heard of the late Sabine Schmitz and her home track the Nurburgring she was one kickarse fast talented lady RIp Sabine Check out some of the footage of Sabine in her Porsches ar even the BMW "Nurburgring Taxi" where she chauferred guests around the ring at warp speed. As for Rallying when I competed in the sport we did it blind no pacenotes just turn left a T junction say 3.2 k's down the road so if it was a big dangerous drop a little stick man with a parachute and a warning no to overshoot. Much more difficult doing it fast enough to be competitive yet also driving the roads blind, Been in 5th gear doing 200 kmh downhill sometimes on dirt but there are some tricks involved such as in an area where they did timbet felling the trucks they use Timber Jinkers can have different wheelbases on the trailers because they basically chain the rear bogies around the tree trunks. What that does mean to a clued up rally driver is they cannot set the trailer wheelbase at a certain length then shorten it up half way along a road to get around a tight corner, That means once you sus out how tight the first few corners are on a road you will not find a tighter corner along that stretch of road if it is used by timber jinkers hence you can go faster than those who do not know this little trick. and believe me it is very hard work shaving just seconds a kilometer off the opposition.
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  15575. I don't have a Cosworth, but if you're ever in the UK you're welcome to have a rip in my xr4x4 :D
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  15576. See the bridge at the end of conrod , in 1986 Michael Burgmann came off at full tilt hit the base of the bridge and killed , I think the reason why they put the kink in conrod , speeds at end of the straight are insane , they took the bridge away as well , I would have thought it was an accident waiting to happen , check out the trees at the side of the straight with no Armco railing
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  15577. you'll have to look at some sidecar racing at Bathurst, crazy stuff
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  15578. That painting was amazing , today my husband and I visited the Pink salt lakes in Australia, great day, thank you again for a great video.
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  15579. Watching this on tv 10 years ago, they were talking to the owner of an international S line. Had an 11 litre Cummins and he said it made 1000hp back then with a dinner plate turbo.
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  15580. Yeah, you're right. That's a great dane. The crab on the golf course is a new one for me, never seen that before. I've seen kangaroos where they just get in the way of your shot and won't move. I've been turned off arm wrestling when I saw two NRL players arm wrestle on "The Footy Show" and Wendell Sailor broke Ben Ross's arm live. Wendell broke Be's humerus radially. I won't link the video, I'll leave it up to you to watch if you have the stomach.
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  15581. Australia has local, state/territory and federal government. Local government is similar to American city or county level government and is responsible for garbage collection, parks etc. State/territory governments are responsible for the things such as health, education, energy and transport. States have premiers which are the American equivalent to a Govenor and our Govenor is a representative of the queen that ensures the constitution is being followed but is mostly ceremonial. In territories our leader is the chief-minister and the federal parliament is the head of state where they can overturn any decision made by a territory (but not a state). Last is federal parliament which is responsible for big picture things such as taxes and the economy as well as welfare and border protection. We have a prime minister who while not the head of state is the leader of the government and actually holds a seat in the lower house. Our head of state is the Govenor-General, who like the state governors represent the queen and ensure the constitution is being followed and this is largely a ceremonial role. Where I live the ACT, we are a unique oddity where our territory government is also our local government and we have no mayor.
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  15582. Saw a couple of the goodies I sent on the wall... so proud. Love the room, especially love the pic of Dani... much love fam x
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  15583. You got the koala right it is a marsupial
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  15584. G’day Ian, glad to see you and family are enjoying all that tucker lol Cheers from Down Under
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  15585. Can’t wait I’ll be taking my 200cc tuned lambretta scooter over to IOM end of June to the scooter rally and get to fly from the start grid around the island proper looking forward to it
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  15586. I was on an Ansett flight decades ago that got hit by a cross wind the one second was above the runway the about 30 metres to the right as I could see entire runway out the window, then it got hit and pushed the other way . Finally after a couple of failed attempts it managed to land but at an angle. And in Tasmania Australia we had two jets on the runway at the same time, my Qantas 737 was half way down runway and the virgin plane had touched do , could see it in the windows of the airport. As we pulled up to disembark the virgin jet was almost parked along side. Not supposed to land two jets on the single runway and have both on runway at same time
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  15587. I recommend Warka Strong if you can find it.
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  15588. watch some of his older videos (couple of years ago) when he had the 6cyl in it still. sounded amazing, screamed around the track, and stood out in the crowd of 8's. great to listen to in real life too 😉 https://youtu.be/zQs-TmyMrOo
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  15589. Super cool Ian. Congratulations on that recognition, you deserve it Mate. You have a really neat channel here and you're a good bugger. Let's see who is next to pop in to say hello. How about it Jack and Larry? Or maybe The Enforcer and The Dude?
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  15590. Ohh, if you're going to get more deep into Football ⚽ ... I'M IN !!! Don't miss the compilation called ' Impossible is Nothing ' feat. one of the most unique players ever. Just the fact that he's 6'5" is almost unheard of in football. Black belt in karate as well. His name..?!? You'll find out ; ) starts with a Z. He visited Jimmy Kimmel when he was about to start he's carrier in the US. Worth reacting to, I promise. Much love to you Ian 💞
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  15591. @IWrocker The deserts of Australia or the Australian deserts cover about 2,700,000 km2 (1,000,000 sq mi), or 18% of the Australian mainland, but about 35% of the Australian continent receives so little rain, it is practically desert.
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  15592. Undisputed as the best YouTube video of all time, in my humble opinion. He's very talented and the effort that went into that piece of audiovisual art is truly commendable and totally apparent. In an age where there is so much cheap, shallow and rehashed entertainment and media, this truly stands out as an example of why quality and artistic integrity is always preferable to more, low-quality content. I've watched it at least 15-20 times and I never tire of it. And watching other people experience it for the first time is thoroughly enjoyable as well.
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  15593. Happy Thanksgiving Ian, you are truly a cool bloke, although abit jealous you like Aussie more than NZ (we'll let you have that one Australia!). Hope you and your family will enjoy your time together! Much love from me and my lil family ❤️🇳🇿🇭🇲🇺🇸
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  15594. you think these are gnarly, you check out the bathurst crashes from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
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  15595. Yup, those Old escorts, up to 9000rpm 🔥
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  15596. Big W is a major store over here like Target, pretty wild they're selling tattoo kits.
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  15597. The clock you are so interested in is the Prague Astronomical Clock. It is the third oldest and the oldest still working astronomical clock in the world. It is impossible to list here what all this clock can do or measure, because it is really a lot. If you want to know more it's better to look at wikipedia or something similar.
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  15598. well there's less land in the Southern Hemisphere...but Brazil and Indonesia have very large populations
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  15599. Hi Ian! Love how fascinated you are by the game. You've already got great manouvering skills. And congrats on your first "Elefantenrennen" by the way 😄 For real companies there is an awesome mod on steam workshop called "real companies, gas stations & billboards" by MLH82. Other great mods that add a lot of immersion are "Sound fixes pack", ProMods (need all the map DLCs though) or "weather 2.8" There are so many to come when you got your first owned truck to customize 😉 Love your videos, cheers from Germany!
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  15600. Starbucks problem was corporate mentality. Meaning that they came in and tried to expand too fast in an attempt to wipe out any competition. However like you said, we are blessed with some of the best coffee and Australians like to stick to what they know. So Starbucks got their butts kicked. There are enough people however that are interested for them to survive here. Don't worry about the spider. Probably sucked up a bunch of little insects as well. He has food for days.
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  15601. I'm with you Ian. Sitting in my shed with a cold beer looking at a machine like this. Probably wearing a bib to catch the drool. I've always loved Brock's Marlboro Commodore from 1984. The last of the "big bangers". Sold for around 2 million a couple of years ago I think.
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  15602. go on, say it, don't hold it back, let us all hear it..... AUSSIES ARE KRAZY...
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  15603. I'm watching this from Australia, with a cold can of coke and salt n vinegar chips 🥰
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  15604. Have you heard about the song, by Charlie Drake, from 1961, "My boomerang won't come Back"? Be careful, if it comes back you need to catch it between your palms, but be very ready to duck. Keep everyone else further away from you, those things are deadly if it goes wrong. They are meant for killing game or birds for food. All the best.
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  15605. Hi Ian, thanks for the new show you seam more relaxed in front of the camera 📸📸 great lot of Utes all V8 keep clocking up the miles and don't get to fat on the goodies from Australia, give my love to the family, cheers mate, Neil.
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  15606. Hook turns are purley an inner city Melbourne thing. Yes it was when I got my licence a tested thing on the written test.
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  15607. Gottlieb Daimler (the conteporary of Benz that Dirk Ulowetz mentioned) named his cars after his daughter. Her name was "Mercedes". ;) The two companies merged a few years later. I had a friend in college who was into vintage Mercs. Every time I'd mention that my old BMWs could do x,y, and z "better", he'd say "Maybe..but I'll stick with the guys who invented the thing." I hope he still has his '64 "Pagoda" SL..I'll bet that car would be worth $60K these days.
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  15608. What the clip didn't show was someone didn't tighten Dennis Neill's front wheel. In the race he popped a wheelie up Mountain Straight and his front wheel fell out. Dennis ended up in an orange orchard next to the track. He survived but he didn't race again.
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  15609. About the Pragha: Chill it properly (44°f), and save it for a hot summer day. Then you'll give it at least a 7.
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  15610. G'day Ian, the bushmaster is built in the City of Bendigo, Victoria, my Son lives there and you can see the doing test drives around the town and in the bush, they are very impressive close up, as far as l know no private ownership of the military vehicle is allowed, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  15611. Hi Ian, love your interest on photos from Germany and love your cat too - greetings from mine
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  15612. Lotus. Lots of troubles usualy serious. Thanks Mr.Clarkson.
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  15613. I'm sure its been said before, but the Isle of Man TT is the most dangerous motorsport race of all. No protection on the bikes at nearly 300kph and an inch or so from stone walls & houses. At least one rider is killed on average each year. Agree though, that WRC drivers (and superbike riders) are superhuman & operate on a level which probably isn't considered sane by many.
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  15614. A mate of mine back when we're young back in the early 90's had a charger. I had HZ Holden Ute with a chev engine and 650 Holley in it and 3 speed slick shift and big gragways wheels and tyres. This thing was a beast and quick off the mark. I could be best his charger in it too. Those were the days.
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  15615. I know it’ll be a while before you and your wonderful family can come over to Australia ( new baby on the way) but we all know that you’ll all enjoy your time here and thank you Ian for all the hard work you put into your channel and I love just how friendly this community is 👏🇦🇺
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  15616. While the German Unimog is a very good very capable offroad truck, it quickly reaches its limits when it carries a heavy load. In contrast to that Tatra remains offroad capable even when fully loaded.
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  15617. That blue car with the "Cadillac" badge is a Holden WB Statesman Deville. The old grey car that looks similar to a '57 Chev at the start of the video is an EK Holden. With the HQ, I learnt to drive in a HQ Kingswood, albeit a station wagon. The 253 thong slapper and 308/304 are an Australian designed and build V8 with features of the different US GM V8 designs incorporated in to the design.
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  15618. @IWrocker  Thanks, I have my flags ready and the prawns! 🙋👍
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  15619. They had governed top speed as they where so fast.
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  15620. AUSSIE BEER MATE
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  15621. I 100% agree
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  15622. Wendy's is planning to open hundreds of restaurants across Australia as they see a huge market here!.... Im guessing they will have to twerk the name a little though?
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  15623. I grew up (in the 70s and 80s) playing snooker as my great uncle and aunty had a table. It was a great family activity. It's been a long time! I also remember we used to watch the show "Pot Black", which was a UK tournament, on the television. Most of the game was silent, so I can't image it would be riveting viewing these days, but we enjoyed it back then.
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  15624. I love this! I’ve never really turned it up to 10 with an American (even though I grew up in a town that had lots of people from the US), but I’m a country girl, my partner is a total city boy, and he’s always cringing when I bring out my inner bogan (totally on purpose!) 😂 Having said that, these guys are hamming up so far that it’s even hard for those of us who speak Boganese 😜
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  15625. Talk about crazy house prices, in 2000, my home was valued at $100,000.00. Now it’s valued between $800k to $1.1mill & its in worse condition, I’ve only painted it. BTW, I’m 12klm north of Melbourne.
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  15626. They are dancing on a Saturday night yes they're twisting the night away 😂
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  15627. I seen one of the “Q Plates” on an old Rolls Royce and my god it really completed the look.
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  15628. Hi angry cat, Luna! 😻 Never trust the GPS only! Hey Goanna, so cute! Queensland, never ending weather! Kalgoorlie, my sister lived there short term, and is never going back! Cockatoos can be very naughty! Perth, just underdeveloped! Slip, slop, slap! Loose change, maybe for a soft serve! Just fix it! Arnotts malt O milk, yum! Cooper Pedy, so cool underground, or is it space X! Bumblenut is a friend of the banksia men! Fun Ian! 😁
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  15629. Mail time sponsored by Roxanne haha
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  15630. Re rockmelon... NSW/Qld say rockmelon, but Victoria says cantaloupe. Not sure about other states.
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  15631. These QANTAS ads have been going since 1987. There’s not an Aussie that doesn’t love these QANTAS ‘still call Australia home’ adverts. They release a new version every year or so, and each one is stunningly beautiful.
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  15632. The Audis are A1 rallycross cars, they're not road legal which is why they're not normally seen in rally stages
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  15633. I went to FL (Orlando) in Dec 2011. Had an absolute blast, so many attractions. I think it's called City Walk, but went to Universal, NASCAR cafe, a proper Hard Rock, NBA cafe, Sea World, and Disney World.... loved Disney World, we did all 4 parks in one day, and it was Christmas time, so there was the night show which was really cool. I met so many welcoming people (especially Puerto Ricans!), had Christmas dinner 'American style' - turkey and all the trimmings, hams, pumpkin and pecan pies.... was truly a great experience. The one thing that struck me was the attitude to drink-driving (DUI); we have strict DUI laws, but at Christmas dinner, we ran out of grog, and the host was all 'no problem, we'll just go get more', I wouldn't dream of doing that in Aus, and most Aussies would turn around and say "you're not driving anywhere, you've had too many". Food portions was a culture shock for me.... we don't really have the 'doggy-bag' mentality here. Adelaidians (?) talking about accents.... LOL!!!! They have one of the most distinct accents in Aus. Also the nightclub culture was odd... You could enter a venue at 18, but 21 to drink, and had to show ID, then get a wristband to show you were 'entitled' to drink (purchase) alcohol..... like come on, as an Aussie, you know we just gonna buy for everyone! But all in all, great experience and great people, I would definitely go back.... I'm sure my experience would be very different if I went to a non-touristy place. And yes, Americans love a foreign accent.... though many get Aussies and Brits confused. Oh, and I love the penny puncher souvenir things you can get.... where else but 'merica is it legal to deface currency :)
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  15634. Yes, David is an Independent Senator in Australia's Federal Government. Very much for addressing Climate Change and social inequality and really is a gentleman and very well spoken and clever. It's worth you looking at his biography.
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  15635. Happy birthday Ian. Always love your content and we all hope to see you you and your family soon.
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  15636. We have a truck rally near me, usually once a year. Last time I saw it ( and photographed like crazy), around 150 vintage trucks took part driving around Södertörn. You would have loved it.
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  15637. Since you like 4x4, when you get to S.E. Queensland you need to go camping and off-roading at a place called "Landcruiser Park" at Jimna. It is very family-friendly with all the amenities or you can rough it, your choice. Some of the best off-roading ever without needing to go on a 500-mile safari. Fraser Island is a must naturally, but look up how it got its name, very interesting.
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  15638. Ian is now one of us!!!! Welcome to the team sir!!!
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  15639. randomly scrolling internet at 1:45 am and found this american watching footage featuring my 800 population village.. made my night
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  15640. Prickly pear plants (most likely Opuntia monacantha) were introduced to Australia by the colonists of the First Fleet in 1788. On board one of Captain Arthur Phillip's ships was a collection of Opuntia plants, infested with cochineal insects (Dactylopius coccus), that had originated in Brazil
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  15641. Pegaso was a Spanish Brand. (It was sold to Iveco) The Pegaso Tecno, and Troner models... We had also, Barreiros brand from Eduardo Barreiros.
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  15642. I'm loving these series ❤
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  15643. I expierienced such landings 2 times in my life. First was at Sardinia when the whole tower came down due the storm but the second one was scarier. It was in Ireland and I saw the runway through my window like normally only pilots do. It was so scary but believe me even if it looks like a mess, the pilots know what to do.
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  15644. I'm addicted to these videos.
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  15645. At 4:06 that is a plant called a 'Banksia'. I worked in the Pilbara, Western Australia (where all of this is filmed) for 9 years driving dump trucks mostly. Beautiful scenery and country.
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  15646. I'm definitely feeling those Christmas decorations haha
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  15647. So that's where it all started. Can't believe how far things have gone since then. Wow
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  15648. Great to see you sharing the love with the community. Your humble appreciation of everyone is what we love about you and your fam. Keep up the good work ♥️ Also really tough questions but a fun test to see lol
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  15649. When you live inland (like yours truly) the heat can be very extreme especially in the wodonga and albury region later this week temperature range is going to be between 34-37c its more like a dry heat in comparison living on the coast where you cop a lot of humidity.
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  15650. WOW! That was so good mate. Emma and Andrew are going to love it... ✌
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  15651. Loved when are you doing fan mail again cannot wait for your reaction to what I sent you
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  15652. We gotta do more in the future bro that day was awesome!!
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  15653. It’s not a coin purse it’s a shopping bag. You can fold it and put it in your pocket or handbag. We have phased out single use plastic shopping bags here. So those bags are quite common. I carry a couple
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  15654. I watch quite a few Aussie life reactors but you’re the only one I think could actually move here to live. You’d fit right in.
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  15655. Any coffee. :D I had no idea that there was a different Asian version of Milo. News to me too. Drink, snack bar and cereal is the most common here. So I jumped over to Coles (online) which is one of our (Australian) large supermarkets and those 3 are top of the page. Ice cream and packaged drinks are also there. As a family we normally just buy the tin of milo and the cereal sometimes. They have more varieties. We have Nes Quick, never buy it as it's so much sugar. Much prefer Milo.
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  15656. Nobody in Australia says carmel. It sounds incredibly weird to us. As does 'erb.
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  15657. My family here in Perth, Australia get false trees. No nurseries near me. Christmas is a day for my immediate family and Boxing Day is for a massive party at my grandparents house on the beach with my extended family.
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  15658. Spare a second at 1:00-1:02 to appreciate the expression on that kid's face. It is just too cute, and way too piss-funny to ignore.
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  15659. It seems that the tractors were build by FAUN, a German manufacturer for special machinery, like truck cranes, road sweepers, tractors ect. If you enjoy watching such special transports, search for videos of the Dutch company Mammoet. They are probably the world leader in special transports, on roads as well as on sea. The haul everything, no matter how big or heavy. And most times it works well.... :)
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  15660. My uncle had a WV diesel sedan here in Australia he loved that car he said it was way better than the others he had through his years
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  15661. The funny ones were actually Kiwiland.... a few from Oz and one from Europe. Great ads. Especially the old ones.
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  15662. I lived in Canberra in the 90s. Temps regularly went down to minus 4 or 5 degrees Celsius in winter. My face would freeze when I walked a mere 10 minutes from the bus terminus to the office. Other times the wind was so strong that I could hardly pit my body against it. I'm sure you'll still say that's not cold - but that's not how I felt! As for Uluru, it's quite different up close compared with the iconic postcard shots - but even more amazing!
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  15663. You mentioned how much you liked fast trucks in the Kamaz video, you DEFINITELY need to scope out the truck Old Smokey F1; it's a '49 ford that holds a Pike's Peak record and is one of the most insane road-race vehicles on the road aside from maybe Rob Dahm's 4-rotor. You can find his 2020 record run from several perspectives including in-car and heli too!
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  15664. WOW!.. 100k!... Great stuff - congrats!... Enjoy Thanksgiving, Ian!.. #fromSouthAfrica 😊
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  15665. That was typical Aussie sarcasm...we measure in degrees..hahahha
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  15666. The Falcon Ute is well worth a look at. You could by yourself a Ford Falcon Ranchero 1960's model and Aussie it up to have your own ute, even if it's a fake one. Dudes would buy XW/XY Falcon sedans here and kit them out like Phase 3 Shakers, they're called Faker Shakers.
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  15667. The most unique McDs has to be in a DC3 in New Zealand, there's videos on YT.
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  15668. Love Dash Cam Aussie..... My swearing is off the charts whilst watching this haha
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  15669. Sorry to ask but you signed a month ago for the parcel I sent so just wondering when you might actually be opening some of the things people have sent you? 🤔 Thanks.
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  15670. Ian and Dani what u should do is a mail time cooking episode in the kitchen while your doing mail time wer will c dani cooking up a storm and serving up the food during the mail time u can call the video the cooking up mail time/the mail time cooker episode!!!!
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  15671. He had to go in because there was a red flag - you can see it blinking everywhere when he is doing last corner :)
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  15672. My goal in life is to be at least half as cool as Pedro is at the same age.
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  15673. Hi, you are correct, it is a pharmacy :). The silver/blue/reflexive yellow stripes and more blue flashing lights are new additions and will be the new standard to cover all new police vehicles as they are introduced over time. The SUV with the red stripe and "STRAŻ" on it is the fire brigade.
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  15674. Glad to see you back on this! Proud of you!!!!!!
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  15675. I’ve been to the museum a few years ago and it’s awesome! All of the German automakers museums are great!
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  15676. They call him Ronnie the rocket. I have see him live in Prague. Hi is amazing 😍😍😍 Hi was the first player witch can play same quality if play with left and right hand. Hi is GOAT in snooker. 💪💪💪
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  15677. Honey we have so much stuff we're going to need a bigger house 😄😅😃🤣 👊🤠
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  15678. Those dudes were unreal racing metal coffins with no seat belts and a t shirt from the laundry. Legend.
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  15679. Yes! Trying some thing new, awesome layout. Also nice seat cover! Your the best! Your cool, Ian. Love your reaction’s. keep them coming. Peace bro!
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  15680. Nice shirt lol love my rough country lift
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  15681. Yes, they´re italian. I bought them at the farm where they produce the pumpkin seed oil. They also import great olive oil from Italy, but I figured the pumpkin seed oil is a bit more rare and unique for someone in the US.
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  15682. try a slam with the fake tim tam's
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  15683. Yes, Ian, this is much better. I think the general rule of thumb is to make the background not too obvious so that it doesn't distract the viewer. So I'm giving yours a thumbs up.👍
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  15684. I worked on Christmas Island for a short time in 2014. You’re right, it is an incredibly beautiful place. Loved my time there, and I would’ve stayed longer if I could. Unfortunately the extreme humidity triggered my migraines 😕
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  15685. Well said. Being politie is important
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  15686. That lil puma sounds like an A-10 Warthog! 😁
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  15687. Humidity is very big factor, for example right now in Susa in Iran it is 122F, but with 4% humidity it feels like 110F, in Kolkata, India it is "just" 90F, but with humidity of 79% it also feels like 110F. In my part of Europe (Poland) almost every summer we usually have a one or two heat waves with temeratures around 95-100F but with humidity around 20-25% it does not get that bad as in tropics, although we are not used to such temperatures on daily basis.
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  15688. ابو فيصل 👍👍👍👍
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  15689. I remember the dash to school while being swooped by a magpie 3 months of the year
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  15690. I really like your videos and your attitude to things especially about Australia.
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  15691. The red car at 5:24 and the blue one right after it are old Ford Escorts, i guess from early 70s or smth, these things were badass rally cars back in the days. 5:05 i think is an MG. Anyway this looks like so much fun!
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  15692. Have a look at "ONE language, THREE accents - UK vs. USA vs. AUS English!" by English with Lucy. It's similar to the other language one you did but with some different words and shit
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  15693. G,day Ian Some of the lower class racing is full on, these boys and girls ate headed for bigger and better things. As others have mentioned , The Fink is well worth a look All the best Bluey.
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  15694. 11:25 the Peugeot 205 was so so popular in the UK. As someone who passed his driving test in 1992, a second hand 205 was about the coolest car you could realistically get! Actually I did pass my driving test in one (my instructor’s).
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  15695. Cheers mate, Happy Australia Day to ALL.
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  15696. How's it going mate, been watching you for a few weeks now and enjoy the videos, I'm from hobart Tasmania myself, my partner and I are working on a tassie care package for you, is there anything that you would really like to try/ see from tassie ( Cadbury factory is only up the road)?
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  15697. Love listening to the Spanish especially Dani, Pedro's a wise man avoiding eating animals and great that he cooks his own healthy food.
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  15698. The sarsaparilla is really good. That Christmas one is good too, has lots of cinnamon in it as well
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  15699. This is my local Spudshed in Bentley
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  15700. BRM V16 goes highly reco through the Top Gear Tunnel....Ian, it will DESTROY your ears....I highly recommend a watch !!
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  15701. Thanks for sharing your vehicles! Pedro is amazing ... those boots! Wow they are something else
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  15702. The most beautiful car ever created and that's from every angle. It still looks futuristic to this day.
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  15703. I'm with you, that old ratchet should not have been broken for a test as pointless as this. For, let's face it, the only one of the ratchets a human might break under usage with torque was the 2$ one. Funny thing is, I have one that looks exactly the like the 2$ ratchet, and I've had it since I was a kid. Done all my bicycle repairs of my teenage days with it and lots of work on my cars. It still works. I just don't use it any more as I have much better tools now, but it has done well! Can't complain, really! 😊 I guess what's more interesting is how corrosion resistant the components are how easily the ratchet mechanism skips over the teeth etc., for strength-wise they basically al check the stronger-than-a-human box.
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  15704. I'd second the Targa Tasmania.
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  15705. Hi @iWrocker did you know that if it wasn't for Australian inventor Lawrence Hargrave, that the Wright brothers got information about the aircraft that he hadn't patented, the Wright brothers might have not 'invented' the aeroplane? 👍👍
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  15706. She’s a beaut Clark!
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  15707. I really like the Norfolk Island flag, it is regarded as part of NSW so I'm guessing that's why it wasn't on the original list.
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  15708. If you ever get your hands on some Finnish long drink (lonkero), you really should try it. ☺️👍 Also Finnish beer called Karhu (means bear).
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  15709. Woolworths, KMart, and Target all got their names from the US. I'm not sure about Kmart, or Target, but Woolworths is completely different to its US version, the US version from memory is a department store, here in Australia it is a grocery store.
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  15710. Brockie was "King of the Mountain'
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  15711. Your most common is an 18 wheeler where in Aus. its a 22 wheeler. Much bigger outback distances on unsealed roads compared to the US.
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  15712. Dude u r like my friend whom I have never met. Kepp going and have fun. 100k on a way :D
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  15713. Makes me proud every time I see someone react to this. That's just the tip of the iceberg my friend. Check out NZ Jetsprint boats for your buzz. And yea, Bruce McLaren thats a great story too. Keep up the great vids bro.
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  15714. LOL, there is a reason why we call our home region around Stuttgart "Daimler-Benz City". It is HUGE, in my area filling up the better part of the 8 miles distance between my home town Esslingen and Stuttgart. It may be only rivaled by Wolkswagen's "Autostadt" (car city) near Wolfsburg.
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  15715. My FAVORITE MATES FROM THE STATES
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  15716. Most new doors and windows in Denmark have triple pane for better isolation.
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  15717. Maybe an idea for a future video. Why not try making some homemade basic bread ? I don't follow cooking youtubers so I can't recommend any suitable inspiration on how to do it, but I bet someone in the community can give suggestions.
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  15718. oh im not a huge car guy lol sorry i didnt know the engine size. i just wanted to mention how terrifying the sound and feel of the cars raw power feels
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  15719. Mate when you are in Melbourne I’ll buy you a beer ! Love your content
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  15720. After a long search I found details from the team of the braking wagon. It runs with 15 to 24 metric tons. I couldn't find any generic regulations so I assume it is a decision made by the organizer of the pulling event
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  15721. Unimog is the beast that you can justify with the lady buying more than 1. You buy one to put a camper on it a second one to work on the field a third one to have her drive and not care about curbing heels
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  15722. Your backyard seems huge! Should make yourself an “off-road “ trail back there🤙🏻🍻🤙🏻
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  15723. My cousin is a heavy lorry mechanic in the UK, the latest ones are all automatic trans and some with GPS initiated gear change i.e. the transmission will change down at the right speed prior to a gradient change. There accident prevention features such as auto braking and of course all the car features of cruise control with distance setting and slow and resume speed
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  15724. I was in Sydney (out west) and while waiting for the "walk" sign at the crossing , saw what I thought was a man dragging a small fluffy dog. When he crossed I realised that he was walking his ferret. Never seen anything like that before or since .
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  15725. Sprinkle crushed peppermint crisp on the pavlova
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  15726. Gidday Ian 👋, yup after growing up in Australia I can image a foreigner who's yet to fully experience these things punching on might freak out little, they are quite territorial when breeding time comes around. I've seen them fight and the only time I've been slightly concerned was when my kids were young around them otherwise they are pretty much a pest and of course some areas of Australia have different types and varied numbers. One thing is you don't want to hit one with your car, they can cause a lot of damage and they hop out of nowhere often. Maybe one day show us short video of an animal unique to the USA that for those that are non-Americans may find interesting. Cheers, MMonk 😎 🇦🇺
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  15727. the video's title practically says (with basic translation) Ambulance response - Pesthidegkút 141 - this is the unit's name - (from Discrit 14) Also, Unit 141 is an older Mercedes Sprinter Here an outside record of the 141 and 142 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9u3eMlmmIc The city is Budapest btw. and at 7:05...that was a Seat, not a BMW ;)
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  15728. The Audi IMSA GTO was so fast it was handicapped. Despite that it still beat all the v8's in it's group.
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  15729. Hey mate, I watch these video with my kids and we all have a great laugh. The best ones are Karma caught by police.
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  15730. @IWrocker, the bird's name is pronounced "goss-hawk". 🙂 And congratulations on featuring in the Western Advocate!
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  15731. I've been waiting for you to find out about the crazy hillclimb cars out there, somof the best sounding ever guaranteed 👌
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  15732. Mate, check the movie "Grand Prix" from 1966. You would enjoy every moment on the track.
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  15733. You were fascinated by the B'day graph and the dates of birth. You were trying to make sense of the data and found it interesting that some of the major dates like XMAS day etc, didn't seem to have such a big amount. What you should have done were view dates 9 months forward from these dates and other big events and festivals (e.g. Woodstock, Superbowl) to get a true picture of when why certain birthdates are more common than others . . . and as per "Snickers Commercials" here in Australia the saying . . . Nudge Nudge, Wink Wink, Say No More! . . . really comes to mind.
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  15734. that is just evil. Would do the same.
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  15735. Even for Dutch people living in one of these old canal houses is something extraordinary. Rents and sale prices are very high to Dutch standards, as are the costs of upkeep and running the place as they are very energy inefficient and all maintenance and possible renovations have to be done with respect to the age, looks and materials used, as these are listed buildings. Most Dutch people live in houses built after 1950, and a smaller part in houses built between 1900 and 1950. Living in a house that is older is more the exception and mostly reserved for the better situated. I live in a 1930s house which is currently a very popular choice for the style and character these have, often still having many of the art deco elements. So it would be cool to do a video on a more modern house in the Netherlands to see the differences with the old canal house.
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  15736. He wants to keep in mint condition. Pretty much like an art piece, investment, kind of sensible
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  15737. Beautiful young girl, wavy dark hair, piercing eyes and a fierce personality. Also, super fast in a car. Absolute wife material.
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  15738. At 1:43 the car was a Lancia Delta S4 from Group B
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  15739. You need to experience a Leo 1 in real life! No recording will ever get close to what it`s really like. Hands down the best sounding tank!
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  15740. IWrocker, 351C. Strict Group C rules meant it peaked at 515hp. Interestingly DJ ran Fox shocks and LeMans spec Porsche 935 tyres, oh, and sheepskin seat covers!
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  15741. All the oldie Aussies (like me), will all remember how effective these ads were, admit it we've all done this :)
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  15742. Theres another aussie truck brand called leader based out of Toowoomba Queensland between 1972 and 1984 One of their more known models was the overlander which is just a rebadged mack f series and the challenger which was a original design All used american engines and gearboxes (Cat 3306 ,3208, 3406, 3408 etc)
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  15743. So close to 100k subs cobber! Enjoy the time with family <3 Peace Love Empathy From Australia.
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  15744. IWrocker.... IWrocker.... IWrocker.... Oi oi oi Huge congrats to you and your wonderful family Ian. A well deserved achievement mate. Wishing you and yours a very happy and successful New Year mate.
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  15745. A toucan crossing is the British term for a type of pedestrian crossing that also allows bicycles to be ridden across. Since “two can” cross together (both pedestrians and cyclists) the name “toucan” was chosen. In the United Kingdom toucan crossings are normally four metres (13 feet) wide, instead of the 2.8 metre (9 feet) wide. Pelican crossings are ubiquitous in many countries, but usage of the phrase "pelican crossing" is confined mainly to the UK and Ireland. A comparable system called the HAWK beacon is used in the United States.
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  15746. Hey dude, your video quality is so much better now. Makes a huge difference. As your channel grows I'm sure your visual, audio and editing quality will improve as well. Definitely worth the effort because you have a dope personality and cover some amazing topics. If you do that and start doing reactions less and "original" content more, then you have huge potential. I enjoy the reactions but it can get redundant and YouTube hates them (as far as the algorithm goes... look it up). BTW I don't want you to think I'm hating or anything. I just see the potential in you and hope you really blow up.
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  15747. And we thank you Ian and family it's been a fun an interesting journey with you guys so far keep it up even if you have to use Viagra 🤣😂😜👍👍
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  15748. You've got Christmas presents covered! Enjoy
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  15749. Ive been for a ride in the Interceptor from Mad Max.....an acquaintance of mine is licensed to make replicas of the cars from the movie series......apparently a lot of the original cars used were destroyed during the making of the movies. Got to admit, riding in the Interceptor is one of the cooler experiences of my life.
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  15750. Those caramel snows are devine! I havent seen them for years. Where does the person who sent them to you from?
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  15751. you should search SISU trucks. Old finish brand of nose truck(not cabover) and they were cummins powered
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  15752. I'm going to check in Erlangen what you have damaged. ;-)
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  15753. Most sold cars in Sweden 2024 Tesla Model Y – 16,587 Volvo XC40 – 13,641 Volvo XC60 – 11,697 Volkswagen ID.4 – 11,014 Škoda Enyaq – 6,335 Kia Niro – 5,127 Toyota RAV4 – 4,604 Volvo S60/V60 – 4,171 Kia Ceed – 4,108 Kia Sportage – 3,876 Top ten brands i Sweden Volvo – 1 381 023 Volkswagen – 999 841 Toyota – 460 927 Ford – 391 343 Mercedes-Benz – 364 464 BMW – 329 604 Audi – 302 761 Renault – 278 921 Kia – 275 193 Peugeot – 251 131 Topp 10 models in Sweden Volvo V70 – 283 128 Volkswagen Golf – 271 512 Volkswagen Passat – 183 646 Volvo V60 – 151 317 Volvo XC60 – 138 150 Volkswagen Caddy – 117 484 BMW 3-serie – 108 801 Kia Ceed 2007 – 98 458 Volkswagen Transporter – 96 434 BMW 5-serie – 88 696
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  15754. The world's best coffee bean blends have been announced for major stores around the world. Aldi in Australia has won the award. And it's cheap. Go Roxanne! Legend!
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  15755. The favourite part of my day.
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  15756. That was funny ! Loved your reactions. And wow, over 60,000 subscribers, well done Aussierocker...I mean Iwrocker :D
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  15757. What I like are personalised plates in Germany: in Kiel many people try to register their cars with KI EL xxxx, KI LL xxxx or KI RK xxxx. I know a guy from Flensburg who has FL UX xxxx. You also see many Porsche 911 with XX XX 911, XX XX 991 or XX XX 964. Its fun to see how creative some people are.
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  15758. Started loving Scania after I saw a Scania 146 when I was a kid The fact that Scanias makes you almost as happy as I am whenever I see or am in a Scania(mostly G and P series ) always makes my day
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  15759. I lived in port hedland as a young boy roughly 40 years ago. I remember there was a salt mountain right next to the main road between port hedland and south hedland. It was not always white though, sometimes it was a rust colour, due to the iron ore crushing plant close by. ❤️🇦🇺
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  15760. And as someone who likes mountains I would add a visit to the Dolomites as well, specially as i come from the super flat country the Netherlands myself :)
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  15761. I don't know if you are aware these guys are carrying all the parts and tents for the vehicles racing their the mechanics because they take each other as competition to keep things interesting
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  15762. Huge congrats to you and your whole family mate. Look forward to seeing the million sub plaque unboxing!! 🙏🙏🧡🧡👌👌
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  15763. Take your time eating them you guys. They will make you sick. Loved all the way you displayed the Tim Tams, very enjoyable. Bye Emma and Andrew 👋👋👋
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  15764. FYI, Kangaroo leather is the worlds strongest leather, so you should have those hats for a long long time.
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  15765. Hi Ian. Have a look at the 1970 Holden concept car that actually exists call the 'Torana GTR X' They also considered a V8 XU2.
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  15766. 2:29 OMG you're crazy asf that's a 50,000 dollar truck lol
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  15767. I'll add something the video you watched didn't say. The building of the Parthenon started in 447 BC and was finished in 432 BC. Since I live in Athens I'll always recommend it as a vacation spot with the Islands as a secondary spot. But Warsaw and Krakow (Poland) are both beautiful cities to visit and if you ever make it to the Grand Prix in Monaco I'd recommend Nice, France and the rest of the French Riviera.
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  15768. In the 60's My dad was in a Social Club that bought a Hotel keg of Beer and they ran a tap for it and had a beach side picnic. They all get pissed drunk and drive home in cars that didnt have seat belts with kids in the back
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  15769. Yea it's Will Arnett from Arrested development that plays the Unicorn. First I thought it was Seth Rogan.
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  15770. 1:04 There are races in Germany, like the Lausitzring, Norisring, Nürburgring (GP-Track, not the Nordschleife) and Hockenheimring. Those tracks are in the race calendar for many years now. And they are visiting some tracks in Europe which change, for example this year they visited Portimao in Portugal; Imola in Italy; Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium and Red-Bull-Ring in Austria. Last year they visited the four german race tracks I mentioned and they were in Monza in Italy; Zolder in Belgium; Red-Bull-Ring, Austria and Assen in the Netherlands.
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  15771. Wow, I hadn't seen the German ones before. but seen the Japanese and Singapore ones , mind blowing. Full on vending machine cafes and restaurants and some of the stuff you can get is insane. Even saw a car vending machine of sorts lol. Aside from snacks, drinks of coffee vending machines the only other ones I've seen here are hot chips, pizza and sandwich machines. Oh and Havana thongs lol.
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  15772. Hi Ian, I live in Vic high country and the feral deer population is huge, estimated to be over 1 million. Red and sambar deer primarily
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  15773. The Murray river runs for 2508km or 1558mile,s . Plenty of songs on you tube about the Murray , none of them are my flavour though. Stay strong , keep the clips coming I’m loving ya work 👁👁😊😊🐕‍🦺👍🍺🇦🇺 p.s we like them at our joint but we would be lucky to have three or four packs a year , usually only when good friends come over for coffee and we want to treat them . Not an every day type of food 😂😂😂😂
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  15774. 5:20 Actual miniature sea dragon :D
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  15775. The engines are usually the engines that came with the trucks but are tuned, the big prime movers can have upto 1200hp.
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  15776. Have a great time and LET'S GOOO 100K !!!
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  15777. Scammell trucks were among the best of heavy duty trucks along with Thornycroft and Alvis Unipower. I love Gardner engines. British trucks are beasts. Even the Commer TS3 truck has an opposed 3 cylinder supercharged diesel. They called it the Commer Knocker. The British Oshkosh M1070 and Alvis Unipower MH8775 tank transporter are my favourite.
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  15778. Got to say we do have it all when it comes to off road vehicles and places to off road, we all so have some really good off road TV shows and at the moment All 4 Adventure is No°1. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  15779. So much to unpack. I'll just stick to one thing... portion size. In Aus, if you eat out, practically no-one asks\gets a 'doggie bag' to take home their left overs.
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  15780. Great video all 🇦🇺💜
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  15781. where i live there is a park/place thing called hunter valley gardens that decorate the whole place with massive christmas lights and other decorations with a whole walkthrough path that goes to each section Its amazing all the lights they have there
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  15782. Tim Tams are always better (for me anyway) when they've been in the fridge for a couple of days!
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  15783. A Ford Falcon GT-HO Phase III sold for 1.1m (AUD) recently
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  15784. Hey Ian, love your channel. Ive watched all your vids and some of the older ones twice but this vid caught me off guard. Im Australian and lived here for two thousand years (approx.) and extremely shocked that this information got out, let alone have a video made about it. Im now worried that you'll start showing vids where Drop Bears aren't real (which they are), showing videos of kids going to school by bus, which they dont, they ride Kangaroos. Being an Aussie yourself, you should know better than to spread this Vegemite. There's old saying here in Australia that goes "Ring Dang Do and all those other Oo Oo Go Go Favorites" and I say that from the bottom of my heart. :) :) :)
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  15785. Colin McRae, my favorite rally driver of all time, not only because thanks to the videogames with his name made me love this sport, but also for his simplicity and the search of speed in every single inch of the track. "If in doubt, flat out", his most famous phrase. Unluckily we cannot see him anymore but internet is here to help us. Please check out the on-board from Wales 2001, almost 8 minutes of pure madness where McRae throws his legendary Focus at max speed on that tiny, slippy roads. And also check out X-Games 2006 or 2007 Colin McRae performance, that's one of the craziest things he did, not gonna spoiler that. Note: the second clip from this video is from the Tour de Course (France) Rally and the last one is from RAC Wales Rally
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  15786. Hi there . The thing with David Haslehoff and the Berliner wall is : he claims that his song ( ive been looking for freedom ) is the reason the wall has fallen and Germany reunitet 😅
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  15787. Wow! I loved this video. Please do more of that. I've been playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator for years now and it never gets boring since there is so much to discover in the field of mods and so on.
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  15788. Next time please attach the mic to your jacket because camera operator's breathing is freakin annoying.
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  15789. Milwaukee is a normal brand in Denmark for power tools, but I don't recall seeing hand tools from them.
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  15790. Thanks bloke . Hope you and yours have a great thanksgiving.
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  15791. Mate your just have to come and live awhile down here you will be welcome 😊😊😊 PS we will call you a septic short for septic tank (yank), cheers. Neil.
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  15792. Mate that would of been a cool tub Darwin in the middle of summer is warm Cheers
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  15793. Oh man, now you're talking. This car is quite a story if you've got a moment to read it... Allan Moffat: originally fron Saskatoon, Saskechewan; educated in Johannesburg, South Africa; but fell in love with Australia as a teenager in the early 1960s (his father travelled a lot for work). Got into racing the hard way, just by pitching in until everyone in the team got used to having him - he was literally the water boy for Jim Clark at Indianapolis in 1965, the year Jimmy won the greatest race in the world. Drove in early Trans-Am, mostly in the 2.0-litre class in Ford Cortinas, although he was asked to help keep Mark Donohue out of the points late one year so he was handed the keys to a semi-works Mercury Cougar, which he painted a patriotic green and gold. Ran out of money shortly after, but by then had made enough friends at Ford that they were able to offer him a job as a test driver for Kar Kraft. A year of that and he got itchy feet, wanting return to racing and Australia, so he asked if he might be able to buy one of the 1968 Trans-Am Mustangs that were about to be obsolete, ready to take back to Australia. The Ford heavies considered his request, but ultimately shot it down. Instead, he was told to report to Bud Moore's workshop in Spartaville, Kentucky. There were three cars under construction when Allan got there - not the troublesome '68 Mustangs, but three brand-spanking-new, 1969-spec Boss 302 Mustangs. Bud scowled and told him, "The one in the middle's yours." There was no price tag attached; it was a gift from someone in Ford management. A spectacular gift. Allan crated it up and flew it back to Melbourne, where he would run it for the next four or so years. As the video description tells, it won 101 races in 151 starts, making it one of the most successful cars this country ever saw. Ironically, he never won the touring car championship with (Australia put up some pretty stern competition), but Allan's destiny always lay with the Falcon rather than the Mustang. Also ironically, despite the livery, he never got any real sponsorship from Coca-Cola; there was one local bottler who liked him and chipped in when he could, but when this bottler wrote to Atlanta to try to get a proper contract out of them, they never bothered to reply. Said bottler quit the company in disgust! Luckily, by then Allan had enough income to get along thanks to his race winnings, and a seat in the factory Ford team for Bathurst (the boss of the team was an American named Al Turner, who knew a lot of the people Moffat had reported to back in the Kar Kraft days. If they said he was the real deal, Turner reasoned, he was the real deal). The rest, as they say, is history. If it hadn't been for this car, Allan's career wouldn't have even got started. Possibly the best-looking racecar ever built.
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  15794. Macquarie is pronounced mac (think maccas) and quarry. Well done on most of the others. Your last attempt at Visy was correct (like busy).
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  15795. Haha! I'm with you Ian. Spiders freak me out. I know that they're harmless and kill other insects and are our friends but I still freak out when I see them. Huntsmen are huge but unlike tarantulas, they move really quick which makes them ever freakier. They're like the cheetahs of the spider world. Watching them chase down crickets and cockroaches is actually quite amazing!
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  15796. That was a fast reaction... I only watched the original an hour ago
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  15797. The peach flavour is incredible.
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  15798. Aussie here, lived in America for years. Often had the comment "your from Austria right"? Heard it so much just said 'yep'. 🇦🇺🤣
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  15799. Hahahaha I told you we would send you so much you will never need to buy it again. So many Tim tams now hahah.
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  15800. Very nice. My first car was Škoda Felicia. Great memories.
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  15801. Yes, as defined in the national anthem "LAND OF DROUGHTS AND FLOODING RAINS..." Certainly yet another extreme instance of floods with considerable loss of lives, and even greater property losses. These people need much assistance and it is not yet finished. More coming in both Queesland and NSW.
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  15802. Here in New Zealand round-a-bouts are quite common and nobody has a problem with them, but this Swindon thing, mind boggling! We'd just have a huge round-a-bout and none of those satellite ones.
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  15803. OMG Ian That was bloody hilarious (at your expense of course) 😂😂🤣🤣😉😉 Oh and you may need to sound proof your house because the neighbours will think someone is being murdered with all that yelling 😂😂
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  15804. 7:36 We actually had Jersey Mike's here for a few years, there were 3 total loctations in the Brisbane and Gold Coast region. I was a very regular customer, I always ordered a giant #42. They never reopened after Covid hit. Please Jersey Mike's, come back, I miss you dearly.
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  15805. The F. W. Woolworth Company (often referred to as Woolworth's or Woolworth) was a retail company and one of the original pioneers of the five-and-dime store. It was among the most successful American and international five-and-dime businesses, setting trends and creating the modern retail model that stores follow worldwide today. But the name was not registered or trademarked in Australia and many other countries. So local unconnected businesses using the name and ideas were set up. Morphed later to concentrate on supermarkets. Safeway in Victoria may have had a similar idea but was taken over by Woolworths and renamed as late as the 2000s or so without asking customers what they thought. I still call it Safeway often. Coles also started with the five and dime idea but the sixties offshoot supermarkets soon dominated and Coles like to give everyone the idea that they have been grocery stores for over a hundred years.
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  15806. Some info: 1 - one of my grandfathers - a learned beer brewer - said , that on a good beer a 10 Pfennig coin (10 cent coin) should not sink into the foam (some 120 years ago). 2 - my father told me, that on a big farm near his village when they made a break during hard work (harvesting, plowing) the oxen, each one, got a 10 liter bucket (about 2 and a half gallons) full of beer - to "fuel them up". Around 1900 to 1910. 3 - as a youngster I worked in a brewery and in the morning break a l l of us drank half a litre of w a r m beer! You cannot imagine how tasteful a regular (German) lager beer can be, when it is lightly warmed up! Now you have some first and second hand information ...
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  15807. would be so cool to have him here
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  15808. No the country’s are very similar size, if you don’t count Alaska, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, the land every American embassy stands on, basicly if you only count the parts of the country that are actually in that country… bout the same size. What those stats really tells us is just how insanely big Alaska is
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  15809. Great stuff, you have a beautiful family. Awesome you enjoy our snacks, seems like we are a bit spoilt down here 😉
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  15810. Where I live , in the north of the province of Noord -Holland, we have in early spring big fields with blue, white and pink hyacinths, ( the whole area then smells of those flowers 😀) also large fields with daffodils and later lots of big fields with tulips in all colors you can think off. Behind my garden every 3 years there’s is a huge tulip field. I always enjoy it. It is therefore always a pity when the tulips are topped after a while. Because of all the flower fields I think spring is the most beautiful time of the year for me.
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  15811. citrus trees, yup, those grow in south australia really easy too. In fact its not easy to sell citrus here, because they do grow so well
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  15812. Mate to hear you’re pride and to see you’re beautiful family at peace healthy sometimes there are no words needed ❤️🇦🇺❤️ Sending love and thoughts from Australia and in particular SYDNEY 🤣🤣 congratulations mate 👍.
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  15813. I love this game. I found a full sized snooker table in an empty office at work. I taught myself to play. Practised every day during my lunchtime. Entered a tournament. A 20 year old female playing against old men. I Won it! Received a beautiful trophy... And never played again. 😂
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  15814. @Ian thanks for reacting to my Video idea❤ I love the way how these Trucks lift and at the end of pull you are able to see the cabine air suspension 😎 And most of them have licence plates 😮💪🏻
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  15815. The movie was "Cast Away"
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  15816. Great to hear that higher education is free in New Mexico, that's better than Australia! ... The real issue behind all the contrasts shown in this video is what happens when people equate 'things are good in my country' with 'there is no way in which things could be better in my country'. This is a major source of resistance to change in most countries.
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  15817. 9:10 it's more like "Ooh-dy", as in literally "an Ode".
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  15818. I've travelled in Asia, China, Thailand, Malaysia, etc., and I have NEVER seen flies like in Australia!
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  15819. Well done guys! I've never used the fennel seeds whole. I couldn't imagine buying into it because they have a strong flavour. I normally use a mortar and pestle and grind my seeds. Also some sun-dried tomatoes is de-lish! Love your work!
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  15820. Happy thanksgiving from the west of Ireland to you and all your family Ian.
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  15821. overtaking 1 road train can be difficult. Imagine trying to over take several nose to tail. Not happening! On the Great Northern HWY between Hedland and Newman which is around 500km there is so much mining activity there are literally hundreds of road trains per day. It's not unusual to come across half a dozen nose to tail slip streaming each other. Most of them are speed limited to 100kph which is only 10kph slower than a car is allowed. Forget trying to overtake, just be patient and be prepared to take a bit longer. That and the constant super wide loads make for an interesting trip.
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  15822. Awesome!! As much as you have to admire Ken Block's skill, which is just mindboggling. F1 tyre and brakes can't operate efficiently at low temps on a short course like that so Lewis must have balls as big as the engine!!
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  15823. I like it how you are so excited by our country 😂❤️
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  15824. You should watch about the Dakar trucks, at some point they were faster than the cars and so they added speed limits for the trucks
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  15825. Paw Paw ointment is the bomb, I use it on just about anything.
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  15826. Do Scottish inventions. The list will astound you.
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  15827. Great stuff mate 🖖🏻
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  15828. Yes ahahaha i remember some bugger jad his arm out and a ciggy lol ...Australians man...dgaf...legendary races for decades
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  15829. Staying on the cold start diesel theme, but moving a little "leftfield" - try looking at Deltic locomotive cold start here on youtube. Its an opposed piston, supercharged, valveless two stroke diesel - in a triangular configuration! - they were workhorses of British Railways back in the day....but they really didn't like cold starts!
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  15830. Ian, I went through most of my life never eating Kangaroo...... yet when I was struggling, the only meat I could buy one week was Kangaroo steaks. I bought them, cooked them and it does taste delicious. I don't eat Kangaroo all the time, I'm a beef, pork, chicken girl..... but when I was putting together my zombie team..... ABSOLUTELY we would hunt Kangaroo etc. Great low fat source of protein.
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  15831. back in the days, when my country was still a part of Yugoslavia (socialist part of the Europe for younger viewers 😋) Citroën CX ambulance was almost the most common site ... and it was a rather good one because of the self leveling hydropneumatic suspension
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  15832. Yeah, the snooker table is huge compared to a pool table. And also the balls are smaller.. :P
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  15833. Beautiful truck, I love that red and black! This was my childhood dream truck before I got my license in '95. In '07, I finally got around to getting the same '95 K1500 Z with leather seats, two tone hunter green/tan with 130K mi. Still have it and it's at 207K mi. with a Jasper 4L60E transmission installed at 150K. These trucks are built like tanks and very easy to work on! The downfall of these trucks is the original GM 4L60E, and the cab corner, rocker, pass. side fender rusting out too quick. They don't make 'em like they used to in the 1990's!
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  15834. view behind a car should be much easier for beginner :) I remember my first F1 game - it was on PSX F1 1998
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  15835. 3:52 how did nobody notice the hectic Maori bridesmaid! What a champ! My type of gal right there !
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  15836. When you mentioned that in some US states you can get a licence at the age of 14 one question crossed my mind: Would that licence allow you to drive in all of the US right away, or only in states where your current age is over that states age limit?
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  15837. Lovin the snooker content mate
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  15838. yeeew I'm early. From Aus love you're stuff man
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  15839. I hope the Australian government gave that bloke citizenship
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  15840. Reminds me of an experience I had about twenty years ago. I'm English from Yorkshire, and was working as a service technician in South Carolina, and was accompanied by a colleague who had never travelled before. I had visited the US quite a few times previously and had learnt to slow down my speech and speak clearly to communicate with the locals. My colleague however hadn't, and got really frustrated when I had to translate for him almost every time he spoke. The American guys we were working with commented that when we were talking to each other, it was like we were speaking a foreign language and couldn't understand a word.
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  15841. Every time I hear people talk about cars, I remember a line from an episode of The Golden Girls: "That colour you dye your hair, they haven't made that colour since they discontinued the Ford Falcon".
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  15842. Sorry, Australians own swearing.
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  15843. Skoda Superb Estate, I think (Volkswagen Group). Skoda Octavias also very commonly used in such roles in the UK. We call 'station wagons' estate cars here.
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  15844. Im not even a holden man but that box at the end is something special, not cheap either
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  15845. Whenever I’m in Melbourne, I take a bit of time out to stand at an intersection to watch it happen. It’s because of the trams
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  15846. I know you've checked out some stuff related to Kimi Raikkonen recently and here is one of his greatest perfomances behind the wheel ever "Kimi Raikkonen's Greatest-Ever Drive Through The Field | 2005 Japanese Grand Prix" I really think you would enjoy this, only downside is the video does have some music rather than just pure audio + commentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf4axwL-jPU&ab_channel=FORMULA1
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  15847. Now that's how you do a burnout, nothing compared to what Americans try and pull off 😝
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  15848. good posting time since it is 11:30pm here in Aus
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  15849. You need to watch a video of Jim Richards or Mark Skaife throwing it around this track when it was in the ATCC (1990-1992).
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  15850. Here in Italy the most common car is Fiat Panda, very versatile car, small but spacious. The 4x4 version is a little gem, it is light and very usefull in mountain. My first car was a Fait Punto Go 1.2 Diesel and I really like it. If I wanted I could start in 3rd gear, and many time I started in second
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  15851. Yeah, need to get used to the tighter turns and such, but for a first one, it was alright :)
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  15852. It’s an AU model
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  15853. As someone from Geelong, I will pick up on the fact that your pronunciation was slightly off though close. Geelong is pronounced with a hard G - (G-long). As a new viewer, I'm loving these videos.
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  15854. a series would be cool 👍
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  15855. Ian If you ever do, win the lottery. And you decide to buy a place here in Australia, you can restasured that you and your family will be welcomed here with open arms.
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  15856. It’s Jan as in the shorter version January
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  15857. Luving your work , valiant had three v8's standard 318 , the fireball which had an extra crank bearing and the 360 , we made em here in Adelaide , The most stylish old school would be the R series... just google it ... If ya need anymore Vegemite let us know... Paul
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  15858. on the theme of channels you should look up "the Falkirk Wheel" a really unique piece of engineering. you havent seen that before.
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  15859. Hungary!? Oh... Boy... I'm just watching your videos and I found something Hungarian? That's so nice to see. I'm Hungarian. Btw yeah, it's a bit scary when an ambulance is coming expesolly when you're driving and don't know what to do.
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  15860. Smashing your quality content man!! 👍
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  15861. Ian, you're an Aussie legend!
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  15862. Jeez, that must have been hard to take, mate! I commend your courage. Cheers, from Australia, and loving it! 🤠
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  15863. He went on a road trip and the engine light came on. You’re welcome. I saved you 10 minutes
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  15864. Those Audi V8s are the only other V8 I've heard that sounds the same as a Holden 253 or 308 V8. Fun fact, the engineer who developed the Holden V8 was German.
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  15865. Surfers paradise is about an hour drive from Brisbane we go down for the Gold Coast V8 Supercars races and stay there. The tram you saw runs from Helensvale train station to Broadbeach South
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  15866. Hi Ian, weather in Australia can deliver some disturbing things,it can be summer time and a thunderstorm ⛈️ will arrive one big cloud next thing lightning ⚡⚡⚡ heaven rain 🌧️🌧️🌧️ then hailstorm with hail the size of golf balls, and as quick as it starts it's back to Sun 🌞🌞 blazing, and l love when you relised you were fooled by the weather rock, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  15867. Seton was leading the race in the 1995 Bathurst 1000 with 10 laps to go when his car's engine failed
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  15868. They finish at Reid Park Ian they also do the Hill Climb from Conrod straight up to Reid Park aswell it'll be on YouTube somewhere, another top notch vid mate cheers 👍
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  15869. One of my fondest memories is my mum coming down to our school and helping out with the lamington drive. It was like a production line of lamingtons. And if we were lucky enough we’d get the occasional fresh lamington.
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  15870. I think that might be in Darwin,,, some of the funniest news comes out of Darwin. 😅😄😃🤣😂🇦🇺
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  15871. Here in Brazil we have fanta in onrange (european like), grape (too sweet for me), cashew (the fruit not the nut) and guaraná flavours. I think in the past we even had a apple fanta.
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  15872. I'm just at the start but loving this already. Imagine the kickback.
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  15873. Wishing you all the best for the delivery Dani! So excited for your family to meet your beautiful baby girl 💖.
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  15874. I love seeing where you guys went on holidays/vacation. So cool. We really are spoilt for chocolate variety over here.
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  15875. American cars are not that uncommon in Europe, I live in The Netherlands and used to drive a Pontiac Trans Sport. Ford 150's and Dodge Ram 1500's are pretty popular.
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  15876. They more 'fall forward an down' than 'land'😂
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  15877. 10:35 wow that shows how steep it really is, crazy.
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  15878. In Italy we have these mini moto😁😁 Europeo Minimoto-MiniGP a Pomposa. Gara 2 Junior A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQFRO-bIWRU
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  15879. Is that streetspeed 717
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  15880. As a wheelchair user I have fantasies of doing this in my chair! Epic so fun, As a sports nut as well this rocks! love this channel! 👩🏻‍🦼♿️🇦🇺🤣
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  15881. Agh, dudes and gents! It's late here but I really needed to have a look at this before going to bed^^. Oh yes, it's 1040, and this is only the start of documented brewing... of course beer was brewed long before the Holy Roman Empire, long before Christianity established a hold among the Germanic tribes, heck, long before the tribes destroyed the legions of Varus in 9AD in the "Varian debacle" or "Battle of the Teuteburg forest"😉. I love you checking out Euro-beers, have fun and enjoy, and after all you're not a complete novice, what with the preference for Mexican beer which is also available here in Europe and I feel it's different but good, proper beer!^^ Cheers is "Prost!", historically "Prosit!", Latin for "May it be of use!"... and originally always meaning "cheers!" in alcoholic context😉. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz
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  15882. There was a period in the 70's 80's where underground homes were a thing. The temperatures are the same day and night. You get a certain distance underground and it is very stable.
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  15883. OMG I love Byron Bay cookies 😍 they give them to you in some red Cross centres after donating blood lol thats where I first tried them 😆
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  15884. I do see the occasional El Camino getting around in South Australia. I absolutely love them it’s a shame there isn’t a American market for them.
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  15885. I am not sure if this is efficient enough to cater for large crowds. The lines will always be long if every vehicle is required to wait at the speaker after ordering and paying while the order is being prepared. I can see people becoming impatient and wanting to leave but being frustrated because they have already paid. Each vehicle must do the same and I can see this becoming a huge problem unless they are super quick in preparing each order. :_IanJoey:
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  15886. Another great mail time!!! I think you will need to buy a bigger house or just move to Oz. Shout out to Pedro.
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  15887. Both of my kids are born in October and I sat in my bed watching the race during my time in hospital! Most of the track is normal roads during the year so you can 'drive' bits of it. There are some amazing accidents and its a wonder more drivers are not hurt. People camp for the weekend, staking out the best places to watch. It's traditionally a weekend where everyone has a bbq going, lots of food and friends around and you spend most of it watching the race, yelling at the tv and generally having a good time.
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  15888. 7-Up is very popular in Ireland. We also have Dr Pepper but I don't think it is popular, I don't think it is always even in stock in many stores. You will always find 7-Up, Sprite, Coka-Cola, Pepsi, Club and Fanta Orange and Lemon, and the two mixed in what I believe was first launched in Ireland as Club Rock Shandy (Club Orange and Lemon combined). Cidona - an apple flavoured soda and Lilt which was later rebranded as Fanta Pineapple & Grapefruit. We also have White and Red Lemonade which are sodas which are very different to what I believe American's refer to as Lemonade.
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  15889. Do you like Motorcycle exhaust sounds ? If you do, you must checkout the Honda CBX1050 !!! It sounds like an old F1 car. Its Freakin' Awesome ✨
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  15890. The guy who drove this car on the movie is french stuntmen/pilot Rémy Julienne. This Guy is a legend, you should check it out 😉
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  15891. How long they been sitting lol
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  15892. Ian i think flights are super expensive due to covid...i would say in a year or two things should settle down!......ps you might want to search for a movie called "Outback" its based on a true story about two American tourists that drive out to Uluru.
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  15893. We used to see a lot of these in Australia back in the day.
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  15894. Hello there my fellow from the USA! Christchurch NZ is my home, born here. But I'm pretty well traveled(I'm 43, so covid didn't exist back In The Day lol), so I can say after being in Aotearoa, you'll end your journey here and call it paradise. Climate, natural beauty, cars(JDM heaven here my friend),people,Healthcare. Even the cops are legit cool. As a parent too, best place in the world. Love I've traveled, but yeah nah wouldn't trade for anywhere else😄
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  15895. The older truck at 5:14 is a Magirus Deutz, a German truck with an aircooled diesel engine.
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  15896. A New Zealander invented the Hamilton jet motor so kiwis love fast boats mate you should check out the shotover jet boats from Queenstown NZ mate they take you high speed through some beautiful country just missing the rock cliffs you'd love it bro 🇳🇿👍
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  15897. I used to cut and laminate each individual picture from my out of date calenders and use them as placements. Good presents also.
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  15898. Here in Brasil we have the (non) american glass that are very popular at bars to drink beer, and the french bread that was created here by portuguese bakery owners
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  15899. Hi from country Western Australia! 🇦🇺 It’s cool that you’re learning so much from Ian and his videos 😊
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  15900. 7:30 is a Tasmanian Tiger
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  15901. I thoroughly enjoyed that race and your reaction! How wonderful does it feels when you are enjoying something 200%!
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  15902. Great reaction, have seen lots of your videos, best yet. Never heard you swear so much. Not offended at all, you sounded like one of us. Double thumbs up.
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  15903. The STIG looking at the camera Lol
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  15904. Thanks for the update Love you and your family and your love of Aussie xoxo
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  15905. Hey Ian, bare feet is a thing. Normally in the warmer weather. I’ve done it heaps of times. Especially if I have to duck into the shops and can’t be bothered putting on shoes, thongs etc… we’re a very laidback country, and we’re a bunch of comedians. So it can take a bit to get used to our quick wit and sarcasm . All the best from Melbourne Australia.
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  15906. bunnings is a perth western australia company , and seeing WA is full of KIWi workers in fly in fly out jobs (FIFO) the idea of sausage sizzle at the local bunnings type stores has caught on. new zealand has many bunnings stores to this day.
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  15907. But yet, the videos I watch on YouTube, like police, car accidents, and violence and mayhem, are still up. I don't get YouTube at all. Your videos are harmless, and I love seeing you react to them. I hope you get it sorted out. Another American channel I watch had theirs suspended or whatever they call it. They had to fight to get it back up. 🩵🦘🐨
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  15908. Mass Shootings are disproportionately an American thing. It does happen everywhere, but more than 10 times less often. The incarceration rate is kept high in the states, do to incarceration being big business. The private prisons are basically factories staffed by inmates. (which get paid slave wages) As such, makes the people at the top of those corporations billions. That being said I've traveled to Detroit multiple times. That city is amazing, but has some dark corners.
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  15909. In my Saab 9-5 Aero i use E85 -85% ethanol. This has a octane number108. 😊 The ECU can measure this and increase the turbo boost which results in a great performance.
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  15910. The Blue Ford Oval is on the drivers side of the tailgate.
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  15911. the male or female does make an absloute difference in many countries
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  15912. You have a lovely family, mate! Your father in-law seems like a great bloke
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  15913. I remember about 2 years ago I was working south-west of Melbourne and the temperature reached 47C (116F). I worked in a factory where the inside temperature was 2C (35F) and walking outside to go to the lunch room was like opening an oven door. That rush of hot air hitting my face, but then not going away. Felt like I was constantly standing infront of a flame with no escape. Was the only time in my life where I didn't really want to leave work and go home haha
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  15914. You should watch the English tango adverts from the 90s they blow these adverts out of the water. There is a compilation of them all here on YouTube.
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  15915. As an aussie I've never understood the corner to corner bite.. I take the least as possible of the whole end of each side. Way better in my opinion.
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  15916. Ian, in the USA, everything revolves around the Dollar = corporate greed.
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  15917. Walking into Bunnings is like the opening of Tutankhamen's Tomb full of "Wonderful Things", love heading in there always find the staff super helpful and knowledgeable and if they don't know they say and find someone who does know. We live the dream mate and always grab a sausage sandwich on the way out it finishes of the visit perfect every time and also helps out a useful cause by doing that. Plus being open till 9 PM every day head in their about 6 PM and plenty of parking Keep Safe Keep Strong Mate 🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖
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  15918. The last video is not the end of Ronda and Ketut......
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  15919. The stump-jump plow was invented in Australia also.
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  15920. Cute family!
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  15921. fantastic gifts . i use to have a similar hat . theyre awesome . rabbit pelt . very comfy . good for holding water to .
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  15922. Merry Christmas from Romania!
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  15923. Hey Ian mate, do a reaction on the 1972 Torana GTR XU1 with a in-line flat-6 motor which took out Fords fastest production sedan phase 3 XY GTHO. FYI the Falcon XC coupe only won one Bathurst 1977, as the L34 had won Bathurst two seasons prior 1975-76 then in 1978 the A9X was introduced and the rest is history, but Holden’s Torana GTR XU1 started Peter Brocks reign and title of King of the Mountain. Maybe it’s time to do a reaction to the history of Bathurst 1000 Ian.
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  15924. Hall & Hall are making 3 continuation BRM cars (i.e. new ones) - and this requires "the manufacture of 36,000 individual parts" and utilizes the 20,000 technical drawings!
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  15925. You ought to research Netball in Wikipedia. This very fast game is played worldwide but with some exceptions. Australia have dominated in this sport with New Zealand also up there. Best to watch a game between Australia and New Zealand in order to see how fast ad brutal it can be. I love watching Netball. My wife also played competitively and had a closet full of trophies. These days she is 60 and has both knee and hip issues, a common problem after retiring from the game. America dominates basketball, Australia dominates in netball, so there is the challenge for the USA to participate.
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  15926. I used to drive a Mercedes S Class LWB and used to get it into spaces many people in smaller cars gave up on. The biggest problem in UK car parks was length. Lots of forward thinking :)
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  15927. LOL! I never heard anyway say "2.1 thousand" or anything point thousand.
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  15928. Of the commonly spoken languages, English is the hardest to learn 😅 And in terms of architectural differences for homes between states … not a lot until you get to Queensland. Old Queenslander homes were built on stilts.
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  15929. There’s an Australian money features video you should react to and then find yourself a black light and look at the money again
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  15930. Born and raised Sydney sider...never have I ever heard a siren or bell or anything go off at our beaches to remind us to put on sunscreen. Maybe it's only at our famous Bondi beach, but Aussies don't go to that beach.
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  15931. The VPN comes in handy for viewing other regions content especially in Australia
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  15932. The Northern Territory newspaper has Croc stories every week.
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  15933. I grew up in Australia without aircon, and how we kept our house cool was to open up the house at night and shut everything up during the day time and shut all the curtains and blinds.
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  15934.  @IWrocker  Thanks, your kind of humor ist mine too😜😜😜
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  15935. I LOVED this ❤ lol my favorite is the guy in the little Toyota. After he went up the sand dune, was he okay lol 😆 🥰keep up good and fun videos
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  15936. Xy/xw falcon Gt-ho the most expensive cars in Australia from the same era u need to do some more fords from this era
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  15937. The 80's & 90's was a wild time for rally, world rally driver's loved coming to Western Australia because of our world famous pea gravel, real shame world rally stopped coming to Perth.
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  15938. Gotta say i think the old one was better but yeah, still think this should be our national anthem
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  15939. The iveco is the same crew cab as my supervisor has at work. Although the back is different as we have it set up for traffic control. That first Toyota is badged as Toyota Prado here in Australia, which as of last year is now badged as a Land Cruiser Prado. Just a bit smaller than a normal cruiser.
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  15940. Yes… love it. I would put a tray on the back and build a monster Ute 👍😀
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  15941. Tim tams are also great when you put them in the fridge
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  15942. HAPPY BIRTHDAY IAN.... Such a vibrant family, so endearing, and i could live next door to you al anyday. Enjoy all the goodies, once again, some great stuff .... the kids books are wonderful, nothing better than a book. :)
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  15943. Do your kids still watch Bluey? The duck cake that Bandit makes is from the Women’s Weekly Cookbook. You’ll have to give it a go 😉
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  15944. Ian react to footage of the black ball final 1985, it was being watched live after midnight by 19 million people and the pop back then was close to 50 million.
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  15945. 4:48 rear signal transmitter (led letters) selection signal transmitter (highlighted in red) work lights side lights left side light right additional funktions announce (external speaker)
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  15946. Thanks for posting vid and thanks to Wonder World. Our country is awesome!
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  15947. You should check out Swedish emergency vehicles. As you would probably guess, most are Volvos, which can be an interesting thing to see.
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  15948. Look up Lewis capaldi interviews to hear his thick Scottish accent, you don't hear it when he sings (and I'm from Glasgow) and he's pretty funny too.
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  15949. Love This Video Ian! Hope to see more to come in the future
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  15950.  @IWrocker  about 5500 Kms ... that is a good road trip ... enjoy
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  15951. aawwhh so adorable, welcome little Sydney. Definately the cutest family on the internet. Great work and congratulations Danielle and Ian. 🎉 💐🇦🇺
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  15952. The UGG sandals at about the 11min mark WILL not be popular in Aus. as the company has sued an Aus company for selling Ugg boots - about 12 pairs in the USA against their US company name. Ugg is a type of boot. It's like a company registering Tire as a name and suing Goodyear -et al for using the term. We are Not impressed.
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  15953. Soooo humid SEQLD. Got an afternoon storm about to pop off but everything is done. Merry Christmas stay safe
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  15954. I am in Poland right now 🤘and it's great 🎉
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  15955. I would love to see supercar run in Reverse Direction. Going up Conrod instead of down Conrod.
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  15956. Forget the ratchets, I want whatever brand that socket is :D
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  15957. Awesome video👍 Best whishes to you and your family.
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  15958. You have no idea how much smile it has put on my face mate😁 I have watched Matt's vids for a long while now, and seeing you reacting to this is amazing!!!! Also he does have great rally cars vs drags on his channel. I'll try send a link in a minute 👍
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  15959. So sweet to see the excitement of the children, especially the girls❤😊
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  15960. I worked on horse studs and ride horses for a lot of years absolutely love Pedro's boots I want
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  15961. Use a can opener to open money tin makes u full it up to top so not tempted to take the money out
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  15962. I love the galah mug.
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  15963. This reminds me of "The Italian Job" movie, from 2003! Starring Jason Statham and Mark Wahlberg - Wild! I would only be driving there on a light scooter! 😀😵😃
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  15964. Magirus, now owned by Iveco, still makes firetrucks, or the coachwork convertion, mostly used at airports. There were some fearured in your review of emergency vehicles in Italy.The Citroën AX was a great car, still is. Light, fast and so much fun.
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  15965. LOVED THIS!
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  15966. Here's a few cool Aussie things to look up.... Agro (every Australian knows Agro) Finke Dessert Race. Summernats car festival. Ned Kelly (Australian bushranger) The Gold Coast.
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  15967. this dude is great - he actually seems to understand that a lot of things vary from state to state and it's nice that he clarifies how he's generalising - a lot of it is also weather dependent, like the no shoes thing, which obviously only happens in the warmer states
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  15968. The new series is shocking… Because Holden & Ford have ceased production, the series died. Replaced with ‘trucks’ as you put it. It’s awful now.
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  15969. The VL might be sleek, but they can near fly. Hope you do some more Summernats videos, they're is plenty there for you that I'm sure you'll enjoy.
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  15970. I was thinking of sending you a Crows guernsey, won't bother now 😂. Keep up the good work mate 👍🏽
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  15971. My first car was a 1976 LX Torana, 6 cylinder. It went like a rocket.
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  15972. Love the content man! Been watching the game since I was a kid. Would even take the day of School to watch it too. Redzone is the distance between the 20yard line and the Endzone. 😊
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  15973. Milo pertence há minha infância, eu não gosto de leite e só com Milo conseguia beber e tinha de beber diáriamente, só com Milo, claro e agora com 56 anos já não se encontra Em Portugal tal coisa Deliciosa, as crianças nem sabem o que estão a perder agora, claro que não deve ser igual ao antigo,mas Era exatamente assim que se fazia...sem supervisão, até chegamos a pensar em Tirar meia lata de chocolate pró lado e Encher 9 resto da lata do Milo de leite, pois assim dá 2 doses 🤣🤣🤣, Isto eram ideias de uma criança gulosa... 🤣🤣🤣, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Viva o Milo
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  15974. Fair dinkum mate, that's a bloody bewdy and no mistake! Hopefully you can actually get to the QLD factory one day, soon! 🤗💯👍
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  15975. I do love the US, I’ve spent about seven years there going to high school and college even though I’m German. and I have enjoyed every single day! But I haven’t been to the US since 1984 and now when I think about going back I get sometimes a bit afraid if I look at the political, racial and other situations. last time I truly wanted to go to the US was for my 35 years high school reunion unfortunately I had some severe medical problems before so my wife wouldn’t let me fly (2 heart attacks). This brought me to think about some of the differences, now my experiences from the US are a bit dated but I think some of them still relevant today. I’m still amazed about the helpful friendly ways most American Street even people they don’t know when to see their needle help I love it how neighbors help each other or communities. But to be honest a lot of that help is done by the government in Europe if there’s major catastrophes, if you have personal problems the government will help you and your neighbors. I know that’s a fundamental difference but there’s times in life that you just cannot do it all on your own or with the help of friends I mean just look at the size of those homeless people camps in the US look at the slums look at Chicago or other towns like Portland for example I mean in Germany there’s shit too but you don’t see devastation on such a scale. No back to my personal situation my medical problems got the rules over the last five years if I would’ve been living in the US chances are pretty high that I would be dead by now or broke or both I need medication‘s for several thousand euros a month and I only pay like €50 a month for those medication I’ve been in hospitals for surgery I don’t even know how often I haven’t had to pay anything for that except a little fee of €10 a day the first 20 days in a year and after that it’s nothing absolutely nothing I have to pay for US I would’ve spent millions literally millions of dollars for the same type of healthcare since I would have been laid off after the first or second year of having sick leaves up to 180 days so chances would be very high there would be no health insurance anymore either and no income. Here I am very lucky to be on a job but I cannot be laid off at all but even in a regular job a company wouldn’t have been able to lay me off and the benefits of our health insurance are just insane. And it’s not for free I mean I pay for it but my employer has to pay the same amount so we share it which I think is very fair as is the same with unemployment insurance which guarantees at least a year of good income after getting fired And a rather low income but for an indefinite amount of time thereafter. Now 2022 there is another high school reunion I will not be attending because I am afraid of my medication. I have to take morphine strips to be able to move and walk. In Europe I only need a paper from my doctor to be able to move about but if I would go to the US I need a paper from the German foreign affairs ministry and I would need an approval of the US foreign secretaries office and to be honest I still could be arrested by some local police authorities and be deported as there’s no guarantee they except those papers. But I didn’t mean this would be an unlawful reputation but that wouldn’t help me I’d still be gone. 20 years ago I would’ve taken that risk easily but over the last decades the US have changed not to the better and I’m very sad about it because half my family lives over in the US and I almost would’ve stayed there to for the rest of my life. And I’m not only sad, I am concerned and I am angry in parts because you have such a great country and the way it looks from over here there’s forces within that try to ruin it ……
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  15976. My daughter & her partner & a group of mates just did a trip to the tip of the cape , until they lost all gears but one & were lucky to make it back to where they could hire a car to get back to Brisbane & the 4X 4 had to come home on a tow truck. They still had a great time.
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  15977. Raisins aren’t as common in Australia because while you can find them, sultanas are way more popular - sultanas come from small seedless green grapes and taste very different from raisins. Not sure which product Pedro means, would be interested to know. 😍🇦🇺
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  15978. Ian just take your time your family is more important than a holiday but once things are ok with your wife then come over I would even chuck some money in to help you
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  15979. This isn’t the only way of starting the field marshal it was only really used in winter when it was harder to start
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  15980. we have B Doubles in Australia that are 21.5 meters grossing at 69 tonnes and they have steerable axles in the middle of the trailers to keep them tight through the corners
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  15981. When at Bathurst you'll have to grow a decent "Mullet". In your Maloo ute you have to have AC/DC cranked up loud. AC/DC would have to be "it's a long way to the top".
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  15982. Darwin is more like a friendly country town rather than a city, I love it, but don't get there often enough, June to November is the best time
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  15983. You should look at the Japanese kit kat for what flavors they come out with.
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  15984. I live in Turkey, it is SO cheap right now for foreign investors, unfortunate for locals, but you can live a very comfortable life here if you get paid in US or EURO etc.
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  15985. Brilliant, what I needed, I purchased a new car and old skoda will be my work car which have loads tools in its boot, I was looking to draked the windows so noone see what's inside it, I came across this. I'll buy this product right now. Thanks chap
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  15986. I lived in Illinois for a year. On weekends you guys go to church, we go to Bunning's...Yep, I much prefer our tradition 😁🇦🇺
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  15987. My husaband works in an open cut mine in northern Western Australia and they have autonomous dump trucks over there. My husband says the first time you see a huge driver less dumpy is pretty daunting.
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  15988. I'd order one if I could afford it. I too wish it was coming sooner, but this questionable COVID crisis has gotten in the way of many good things and good times. I'm sick of it, and of hearing about the virus.
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  15989. Yesssss do a magpie swooping video .. hi from nz
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  15990. I agree with your assessment. I would like FCA to add more camera options as in at all 4 corners because the trucks are BIG and trying to maneuver off road in tight areas is tough. I would like to see added on the keyfob a button to lower the windows a couple of inches or all the way down to help cool down the interior before you get to your truck in hot weather. I live in florida and my interior gets to 110° during the summer.
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  15991. Love seeing you letting loose watching this... aussie pride
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  15992. My main problem with employer healtcare is that if you lose your job, you loose your health care.
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  15993. Rock bouncers are something you should watch. Same premise, big v8 wrapped in a rolling roll cage. They usually go up rocky terrain with trees and extra obstacles. And some of the completions are timed.
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  15994. Those Christmas ornaments are so beautiful!!!!!! 😍 The generosity never ceases to amaze me!
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  15995. The yeast extract used in Vegemite is a by-product of beer production. Its introduction into our market was as rations for soldiers during WW2.
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  15996. Congrats again on the baby😊👶 You did well on most. The celeb one isn't as important. Yes, Australia comes from the Latin term Terra Australis, meaning southern land. The sub regional term Australasia, means - south of Asia.
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  15997. The mighty Holden v8. Even a standard one with a nice exhaust sounds fantastic.
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  15998. Congratulations on your third bubba. Australia would love to see you but we can wait until you’re ready. I’ve had 3 pregnancies where morning sickness couldn’t tell the time nor that three months were over. I figured out what caused it after 3 babies. 😁 All the best to you Mrs. You do you Ian. Love ya!
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  15999. My Dad drove trucks most of his life, in Western Australia and Queensland. Everything from little Isuzu mail trucks to road trains. He worked for McAleese Transport out of Mackay for a while before retirement. I’d go along when I wasn’t stuck in boarding school. During a drought it was typical to ship molasses out to cattle stations; cattle would be fed molasses with their feed to basically keep them alive. We drove a shipment from Mackay to Alpha, about 500km. He was assigned one of the oldest trucks in the fleet, an old Mack. Coming through the Drummond Range before Alpha, the truck was struggling with the weight, especially with the molasses shifting to the back. At one point Dad wasn’t confident the truck would make it, told me to open my door, and if he said JUMP! I was to abandon ship. Several minutes on the edge of my seat, literally. The truck made it over, barely. He wasn’t happy with the company assigning that load to the old girl. They did that crap to him all the time.
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  16000. Thats a beautiful place you live, you should show us around sometime.. Just like drive around with a dashcam or something like that.
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  16001. Thanks!
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  16002. 8:42 The best thing about Škoda Octavia is that that in Czech Republic are cheap as hell. Its gona be my first car and it will cost me just 1500 USD in good condition. So if someone wanted to import one to the US, The shipping gona be probably more expensive than the car itself.
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  16003. Lol was curious about that school bus too! Good to see you posting videos and stuff. Really miss your power wagon days
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  16004. They sell Jarritos in the international section of Coles. Its pretty good.
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  16005. Super interesting video for me as a car salesman working at a Renault/Dacia dealership! 😅
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  16006. Stick with dodge
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  16007. In any state of Australia you can have personalised number plates on your car or go with what ever your given. I have personalised plates on my car black with diamonds on and my name. They cost from about $300 -$2500 depending on the style.
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  16008. 2:23 Oh, not just recently. Vienna usually ranks first on the "most liveable cities" list. I think we missed Nr. 1 one year due to the pandemic.
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  16009. It seems that Australia is trying to give you both diabetes. Hahahaha. I'm getting together things for a box for you, but I'm not sending you food. It's other things.
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  16010. I live west of Sydney and it usually reaches over 40°C (104°F), often closer to 45°C (113°F) in summer. It gets very dry in the bush where I live. Last year I had to evacuate due to the bush fires all around Sydney. My place survived thankfully.
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  16011. Yes and one of your true blue viewers is Just your Aunt who loves and supports you. Smile
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  16012. Apart from the government cocked up internet and having a moan about the sun and the flies all his complaints are down to safety initiatives which is always hard to find a balance between that and government overreach. Always err on the side of safety in my experience. I'm a kiwi who lived 9yrs in Northwest WA and I have pretty much the same complaints. I still love the place tho. It's a great place, just has too many Australians in it 🤣🤣😂😂🙏🙏
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  16013. Pick(Jag) the joker, To win look for the card with the bent edges..it gets damaged because they move it every week.
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  16014. Advanced class Us. - Aus Flip flops- pluggers Thong - G banger (g string) Also chips are more in depth, chips are large cut while fries are thin cut so the same as US. While packets of chips are the same but we have Smith's and lays.
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  16015. I love these boats. The pilots are crazy!
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  16016. I'm from Perth Western Australia
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  16017. I prefer the XY for looks, but great vid Ian! I loved watching the thing blow past the 60k/h sign LOL.
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  16018. hi Ian, I was lucky enough to be shown how to play the didge many moons ago. I lasted about 30 seconds before I nearly fainted. There breathing technic is offchops. Did you notice in all the time old mate was playing he never stopped for a breath....love your vids
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  16019. The car are to much alike, same frame with ford or GM fiberglass body and ford or GM motor. Take it back to road cars with mods.
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  16020. 1:50 Lanz plaquette: 38 HP, 10.266 liter volume, and vehicle number. 7:00 1. machine is separating the grain from the hay. 2nd machine is pressing the hay to hay bells 8:00 the Lanz has a red plate. These are for car traders only. And the vehicle does not need to be full street legal but safe. And the Autobahn may only be accessed with vehicles running at least 60km/h 10:00 that is a 1 axle tractor 13:35 IFA not LGA 14:30 these Trucks look like made in eastern Germany as it was the GDR 14:55 A vehicle is at least 30 years old if they have an "H" after the numbers on the number plate. 16:30 the miniature houses are mobile accommodations for construction workers where they can take their break. 16:50 The truck is a Magirus (Deutz) 17:50 I think the little UniMoG is self made 18:30 That car is definitely not a Trabant. It may be a Wartburg, but I am in doubt.
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  16021. I want to see a hummingbird one time in my life. Soo cool 🇦🇺 You can keep the bloody cactus!😂 Maybe check out Burke and Wills "Adventure". Bit of history.
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  16022. And the way he says G'day so naturally as well. He's becoming more Aussie each video. cool guy. 🙂
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  16023. Ian, thats is a bloody good job of having such an awesome man cave!
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  16024. Tim the tool man lol Thank God Texas chainsaw guy didn't have one of these.
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  16025. Overpriced Volvo 240! You can get one here in Sweden for 2000$.
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  16026. The comedian you have reacted to on your channel Isaac butterfield , his dad played for the Newcastle Knights. Rugby league team NRL 👍🏻
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  16027. You should watch Rally Vinho Madeira, it's in Madeira Island from Portugal, you made some videos about it, and there's a lot of fantastic scenery and some cool cars as well 🙂 love your videos, greetings from Portugal!!!
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  16028. They're called "bullbars" in NZ too. That big yellow tractor with that massive Hiab (crane) behind the cab was RHD, probably from the UK or Ireland.
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  16029. House prices today is greed, we are the only living being that has to pay for a roof over our head and ridiculous prices at that. Mosquito coils keep Mosquito's away 🦟
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  16030. The sign on the bridge says "Shire of Metcalfe" which is somewhere in Victoria...
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  16031. In the Northern Territory, you can own a Crossbow with no license but not a slingshot. Kinda crazy.
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  16032. Did Ian ever react to the NFL game in Munich when Brady was there with Tampa? This shows, how Europeans bring quite a different energy to a game without any aggressive undertones like in Europea sports like football, baketball etc.
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  16033. Australian number plates are available in multiple sizes and designs to suit all vehicles and personal choices. American vehicles coming to Australia require many changes to comply
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  16034. I’m from Newcastle it’s an awesome place to live. Toranafest is amazing. I just got back from Canberra I was down there for Summernats. U would love Summernats. A heap of videos of it. Biggest car show is OZ.
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  16035. Another great mail time definitely need more of these. Hey Ian Bathurst 12 hour race starts on February the 3rd and finishes on February the 5th according to the website.
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  16036. Finally got around to the 917K! 😁 Shame you didn't watch 19Bozzy92's video "Porsche 917K Flat-12 Pure Engine Sound - In Action on Track". I think that's the best 917K video on youtube. The sound is incredible! I highly recommend you check that out, in your own time. The overrun is one of the best I've ever heard.
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  16037. Hey mate you watching the AFL Grand Final today?
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  16038. Standing ovation from Ford and Holden fans! 👏👏👏 what a lap. 👍🏻
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  16039. Hey Ian, if you like cool busses, take a look at the Neoplan busses, specially the "Starliner". They stopped making those a few years ago, but those just look like a spaceship and are freeking luxurious...
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  16040. I haven't tried it even though it's next to my country, because I'm only 17, but it's gonna be the first beer I'll drink when I'll be 18. Yes, in Slovakia we can drink from 18 and drive from 17 (with co-driver, who's active driver for more than 20 years) or from 18 alone.
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  16041. the sidecars are speedway sidecars, heaps of big country towns have a dirt speedway and still have these types of races.
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  16042. Oh, one more thing, I would just encounter these in places with narrow plumbing, so toilet paper was a threat to the system. And also in finer Hotel Rooms and boats, because it is considered a luxury today. Would rather get a Japanese toilet though
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  16043. Porsche used to be very common in Rallye and Rallye Cross (pre 4x4) , sad we dont see that many of them anymore. They competed in the same classes as everyone else too.
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  16044. Good to see this. Maybe in response to my loved comment a few months back with a few links. Even as an Australian I have to admit New Zealand leaves us for dead for variety. Not sure how they afford to keep all the types going. Even in the fifties and sixties NZ had import laws encouraging many different models from a parent company. Helped out the Rootes group with Hillman cars but also Humber, Singer, Sunbeam and even Commer badged versions of the same car.
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  16045. I get what you mean about raw. I’m a dirt guy, love rally racing and all that. But I have a particular interest in sprint cars. Those things are wild. They’re just a raw V8 engine in the most unadulterated way possible, even have to be push-started. Ripping them around a dirt track where they are able to reach speeds of 300 kms on the straights is high octane enjoyment.
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  16046. Merry Christmas to you and your family Ian. 🎄🎁🎄🎁🎄
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  16047. Merry Christmas! Let's go Brandon!
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  16048. I Really like how much you appreciate our small country, its beautiful landscapes as well as the car culture. It makes me really happy to see someone react to this. I live to the far West of Austria 2 minutes away from the border to Switzerland, so i often go to Hill-climb races there, one i really like is "Oberhallau".
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  16049. 1 here mate and lovin being part of our amazing community ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  16050.  @liammcintosh8466  I met my wife from Seattle WA mate while she was on holiday here 7 years ago and can honestly say I have always felt welcomed whenever we travel back to visit family.
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  16051. I think I got all of them. That's pretty cool. Finally, a quiz I can 100% lol
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  16052. Truly a great street circuit.. I was staying in an apartment that gave views of the start finish and some really hard braking corners... The noise was amazing even on the 10th floor.. Beers and a BBQ and the Thunder of these cars and a swimming pool to Bob around in with a beer right next to the street.. Role me up and put me in the ground pure happiness lol..
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  16053. Belgian is a cool place to visit, you really would love a European food tour (beer too). 😉😉
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  16054. Baby Got Back! One of the best rear ends on the planet?
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  16055. howd pedro recover after sunday mate ? lol:washhands:
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  16056. I see a lot of Jeeps here..usually broken down on side of road 😁
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  16057. Olá como está! If you like rally cars group B,search rally de Portugal (1981,82,...86) Group B ended because portuguese acident ,in Sintra... And your portuguese is nice 🤠😎
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  16058. Well I'm impressed as a Czech guy! I didn't even know we have such variety of emergency vehicles. I guess it´s good thing I didn't know. It´s better to do not need their services right? ;-)
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  16059. Yes, be careful, no scenes now like the one from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" might not end well at all!
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  16060. Good to see you catching up on mail again. Hope not too long till next mail, but you you probably have a number of packages stacking up again. Hope my two have not been lost, by tracking number to USA, should have arrived near mid Sept. Nothing time critical from memory so whenever you get to it.
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  16061. I used to love the Colin McRae rally game on PS. You really need a steering wheel to enjoy these games fully.
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  16062. Great seeing fellow Aussies making you and your family so happy. Love your channel mate. Gday from Perth !
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  16063. From Wikipedia : The Ford Falcon (AU) is a full-size car that was produced by Ford Australia from 1998 to 2002. It was the sixth generation Ford Falcon and also included the Ford Fairmont (AU)—the luxury-oriented model range. The AU series replaced the EL Falcon constructed on the new at the time EA169 platform, and was replaced by the updated BA series. Full size for us anyway.
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  16064. All you need now is a pack of cards to play Texas hold em up
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  16065. Happily munching some Gewürzspekulatius while watching this. Merry Christmas from Germany!
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  16066. This is on Rod Millans drive way. He used to race Pikes Peak. He also did truck racing in the States as well I believe.
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  16067. Hey Ian, don't be scared to tell us 'Please, no more Tim Tams'. After watching this video we will understand! No offense taken!
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  16068. Unfortunately the company or these trucks don't exist any more, but there still very large road trains here in Western Australia, 170,000kg (374,785lbs) quad road trains and in recent years there are 210,000kg (462,970lbs) super quads which are still four trailers, when I last heard there are 7 of these super quads, my father drove one of these, that company had six of them, the are more than one driver for these trucks once one driver has finished there shift the next driver jumps in the trucks rarely ever get shut off only for routine maintenance or unscheduled break downs, at the time they were filming drivers would run for no more than the maximum 12hours but now the can run up to 14hours, were the super quads are in Western Australia the driving hours are up to 17 hours, when my father was driving the super quad would roughly get 3-4 runs in a good shift, a run is from minesite to port, the large fuel capacity is need due to the distance and the weight of the truck and the terrain, the were speed limited to 95km/h (59mp/h) as are most road trains in Australia 👍🏻🇭🇲
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  16069. Hi Ian and greetings from Europe! A fairly intriguing and interesting topic about the car and truck brands from Europe that americans aren't familiar with... and vice versa. Though us Europeans are mostly familiar with your brands since they are somehow present on our market as well. We are exempt from most of the model line, and so was in the past due to american cars being too big for our roads, parking lots and garages, also large fuel consumption and import costs. Yeah there are some american brands like Rivian, Fisker, Buick... from the defunct ones Oldsmobile, Pontiac (there were two or three models from Pontiac in European market as well...) beautiful cars. You can see them only on car collector events. As for European ones there is quite some major ones in car segment. You've mentioned Opel, Renault, Škoda, Dacia, Lada. There are also: - Lancia - Citroén - Peugeot - Seat - Cupra From old defunct ones Rover, Saab (not so interesting since they were available in US as well) and also some eastern european ones like Wartburg or FSO. Russians also have Zil, Volga or newer Aurus. There are a lot more of them defunct or present. But these I guess are/were the major ones. On bus and truck market there is much more of unknown stuff. There are a lot of Turkish brands present nowadays, like: - Otokar - Temsa and -Anadolu Isuzu - Mercedes Benz (Truck and bus) - Volvo (Truck and bus) - Solaris (Bus) - Neoplan (Bus/German) - Setra (Bus/German) - Scania (Bus and truck) - Iveco (Truck and bus - very popular) - Daf (Truck) - VDL (Bus) - Van Hool (Bus) - Heuliez Bus (Bus) - MAN (Truck and Bus) There are also Ford and Renault trucks present in Europe. In the past there was a lot of Magirus Deutz which is now incorporated into other brands. Hope you find some of these data interesting and useful for maybe another video. Kind regards and good luck with new videos.
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  16070. G'day Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew & Pedro. Good to see u checking out our AFL jumpers. Season starts bout mid March. When the teams play against a Victorian team or interstate team, whoever has the home game the opposition wears their away jumper. It also happens when two Victorian teams play at either the MCG or Marvel Stadium. Marvel Stadium is over the bridge from Southern Cross Station in Melbourne. To get to the MCG, u have to get on a train/tram/drive to Jolimont Station. Same for Marvel Stadium. Really handy to get to if u live in the suburbs or travel from country areas by train to see ur team play. Hope u & ur family r safe & well. 🇦🇺🦘🐨👍
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  16071. Loved your bonus video of your holiday . The equivalent in Australia would be Alice Springs except the sand isn't white it's dark red, if you want pure white sand you should check out the Whitsunday passage in Queensland it is purely magical . The sunsets in both places are spectacular , but The Alice has at the added Advantage of having one of the best places on earthfor observing the stars and planets , the place although a well populated modern city once you move a few kilometres outside of town there is no light pollution . Because it's in the middle of a desert it's depending on the season crispy cool or down right bloody freezing , the sky is always (usually) clear and crisp allowing for some phenomenal stargazing . It sounds like I'm the tourist bureau rep but I don't live there i live on the coast in NSW's second biggest city Newcastle and all we've got are pristine beaches and boring world famous Vineyards and lush green valleys full of pesky wildlife , we also have to endure an excruciating 30 minute drive to Port Stevens which Captain Cook discovered on his vacation down under and described it as a paradise , with more of those mundane pristine beaches and crystal clear waters and sub tropical forests . I could go on but I've worn myself out winging so I'm going to have a beer or six and have a sit down and contemplate my lot in life , Hoo Roo
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  16072. there is also videos with volvo testing their new gearbox pulling 750 tons.
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  16073. Hi Ian, some more car sounds you'll like. BRM V-16 - the best sounding 1.5L engine ever https://youtu.be/rRNoRlLlsD8 https://youtu.be/L_xNNcfYRys The mighty Matra 3L V12 (F1 and sports cars) https://youtu.be/WTdtimkR1_8 https://youtu.be/aIZnIaJ_T0M Ferrari 312B3 https://youtu.be/uN_xsxNZfvg
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  16074. Ford AU Falcon. A YouTube channel from Queensland called Motoring Box did a great video on this generation of the Falcon, definitely give that a look!
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  16075. The other important Aussie prototype is the Leyland Force 7. I would love to see Ian react to Glenn Everett Master of machines episode on the Force 7 sometime. The Leyland P76 wagon is an even more rare prototype.
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  16076. G'day Ian, if you want to be speechless, have a look at the house prices on the Gold Coast in that newspaper.
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  16077. I've always thought the English language must be so hard for people to learn. There is a lot of French influence in the language as well. Modern language, spelling and grammar has changed so much from Shakespeare English. The older I get, the more I'm less concerned with how someone spells a word or uses correct grammar🤷🏼‍♀️, because the English language will change again in 400 years time. Never heard of Brianna, but she is great👍,might have to go check her out🤗
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  16078. There was one of these in Colchester in the UK. Taking a military convoy around it was fun :)
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  16079. I knew your channel from the RB رواد بحرة channel I liked and subscribed to your channel and I think you should come here in Saudi Arabia with your Dodge Ram actually. You’re the most welcome. Lm from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
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  16080. Thanks for making me smile on an otherwise ordinary day.
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  16081. David Pocock is now a senator in Australian Parliament
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  16082. Yr gonna need a bigger house 😂😂
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  16083. High there Ian, most of the intricate architecture you've been looking at, was built under the supervision of the guild of masons using cheap but abundant labor,paid for by royal patronage, the typical wooden framed houses were usually built by the carpenters guild, buildings made of stone were, again, usually built by the stone masons guild, castles were built under the supervision of the knightly orders, the templars, the hospitaliars and so on,due to the climate and the lack of termites, many wooden framed buildings, survived, the ability to flex through the use of seasoned wood has given longevity, also as the white parts of these timber framed houses is not plaster, it's called wattle and daub,a mixture of straw and river clay and lime, also don't forget that many buildings were built to impress outsiders of that particular city's importance, the stronger a castle looked, the less likely anyone would contiplate attacking the place, the guilds for at least five hundred years were the predominant power brokers and decision makers within the european continent, this is a generalisation, but you get the drift, also such grandness in building styles were built to commemorate important events and victories, great content dude, once again kicked out of the park,cudos to u, Ian,chau for now
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  16084. Some really funny ones are Specsavers adverts especially the UK ones
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  16085. Another reactor has known about your Tim Tam collection I found that out watching another video
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  16086. I'm glad the truck is back and you are awesome brother!
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  16087. My God, these bot comments are getting truly beyond belief. I’ll watch the video when I have an hour to spare mate. Cheers Ian 🍻🇦🇺 All the best to you, Dani and your short ones ❤️
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  16088. The last Holden ever made (a Red Vf SS Commodore) sold for $750,000
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  16089. Honestly Ian, most of us are just like you, we don't need any spiders or snakes getting all up in our shit. There is a different level of Aussies that live rurally, they are the ones that you don't mess with.
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  16090. There is a place near me called magnetic hill where your car rolls up the hill.
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  16091. Dry you flip... wet you slide inside. Imagine like driving a car and being in a roll-over flipping it over n over.
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  16092. Ian, in NSW, students go to compulsory schooling at Primary school when 5-ish, starting at Kindergarten and finishing in Year 6. (7 years). That’s followed by secondary schooling from Year 7 to Year 12. Students can leave at 17 (before with job, traineeship etc) which is Year 11 for the majority. Towards the end of Year 12, the last year of secondary school, students sit for very serious external exams that are the same for every student in NSW. These lead to a credential called the Higher School Certificate (HSC), and are used for university course entrance. Muck up Day was the way Year 12 students celebrated the very last day at school before breaking up - a short period of preparation and then return just to sit for their particular HSC exams in the exam period. It was a thing about 15 -20 years ago, but it could get out of hand and a lot of damage happen, so it is generally not allowed today. Schoolies is the breakup party Y12 students have once they finish school completely at the end of the HSC Exams. Y12s often head to Queensland, although other options are taken up. It’s not an every year thing, so not a spring break equivalent.
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  16093. Your tree is going to look amazing!
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  16094. In a !966 Ford "XP" Falcon on a the trip from Perth to Port Hedland a distance of 1200 Miles took me just over 15.5 Hours. With at least 600 of those miles being on unsealed surface. The red dust is just basic Haematite or low grade iron ore. The problem is the dust, it has the same consistency as flour and get into every nook and crany
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  16095. Vodafone was a big sponsor of one of the big V8 supercar Holden teams, so they did a showcase day where Jenson drove his Vodafone F1 car around the track, but he also did a few laps in Craig Lowndes Vodafone sponsored Holden V8.
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  16096. Always wipe your peach first and get rid of the large chunks of material, then use the bidet for the finishing touches. We don't have the separate dish at home but we have the extra nuzzle on the toilette dish, works the same way. I can't imagine having a sh%t without washing after
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  16097. I believe theres a clip on Youtube of Hugh Jackman on some late night show showing them the correct way to eat it. (sparingly)
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  16098. I was 16 in 1985 All the car brands had there own distinctive style/faces. You knew immediately what car was coming around the corner just by how they sounded (the stock cars)
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  16099. G,day Pedro
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  16100. Here in Australia they give away TONS of Aioli at KFC but I haven't seen it at Macca's Maybe because I just order Double quarter pounder meals
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  16101. You guys are going to have to move to bigger place as it must be near full. The Torana model is rare and if you can get a Brock L34 be prepared to fork out a bit especially if you see it on ebay.
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  16102. Weisse beer is lovely, I drank loads when stationed in Germany, some is cloudy (it's supposed to be) and some is clear, the clear is called crystal there is also a dark version called Dunkel Weisse.
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  16103. There's not a Bundaberg that I don't like. Love all the boxed goods. Thank you for showing us and thank you to the people who sent you the packages.
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  16104. The blue lake in Mount Gambier is the towns water supplie and the "house" is the pumping station Wonderful area to visit but I might be biased as I was born and raised there till a few years ago when I moved to Gippsland Victoria
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  16105. Sorry , but we got some here in Oz . Mount Tambourine near the Gold Coast . Not as good as that though .. We Aussies would say you punching above your weight Ian . Means you've got a nice wife . G'day Daniella .
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  16106. 8:58 that is a presentation video from Sweden 🙂 Volvo has really awesome trucks too, not only dump trucks and mining vehicles.
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  16107. And cars and trucks and race tracks and...
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  16108. Thanks bro! Kubica is still an amazing driver! He just had really bad luck but if something positive, he is still alive! Total respect! Like Kimi he is/was a pro rally driver also. And he is just having fun here, a nice Sunday afternoon sightseen😍😍These "old school" F1 and other pro racing/rally drivers could drive anything and anywhere. (And they know how to turn to the right)😎😎🤩🤩
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  16109. I love your mail time videos - you and Daniela are always so pleased & grateful, and Emma is getting so good at recognising our famous native animals 😀 I'm disappointed to hear someone complaining about Melbourne's lockdowns again, though. It's weeks since we came out of lockdown, and life is pretty well normal now. I wish my fellow Melburnians & Aussies would stop with the inaccurate, inflammatory putdowns 😩
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  16110. My son was shocked that I knew about you’re channel,I’ve been watching for at least 3 years 😂
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  16111. all emergency vehicles are manual in the UK!
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  16112. She be right mate, no worries oi oi oi
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  16113. TOYOTA 🏁😎🔥
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  16114. Good on you for being filmed the first time making these. You did great! 😁
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  16115. Another problem is when you import a car from the US, i got here in Sweden an imported Camaro. The problem is when you need to change it from red to orange, on some cars like on my Camaro you can change your reverse light in to indicator. But thats because reverse light isnt legaly manditory here in Sweden. But on many cars that is not an option because the placing of the reverse light. But then there are many cars here in Europe that has a red tail light but it flashes orange when you indicate. Looks good and is functional. Reading this make my head spin... but i hope you get what i mean 😁
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  16116. As I recall the previous model of Mazda BT-50 was basically a contemporary Ford Ranger under the bodywork, so it was pretty capable. At some point though the Mazda Ford partnership ended and the current generation of BT-50 is based on an Isuzu, presumably the D-MAX. So car-ish looks are possibly still hiding more ability than you’d expect. I’ve never heard of the Fiat Fullback either, we certainly don’t have them in Australia, but something about the shapes and lines of it look like a Mitsubishi Triton (or L200 in the UK and maybe elsewhere in Europe) to me. Like really really like a Triton.
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  16117. Some other Aussie movie gems from a few decades ago that are likely child friendly would be... The movies made by Yahoo Serious. Young Einstein, Reckless Kelly, Mr Accident. Carefree fun movies. Malcolm is another charming movie. About a man who would these days be on the Spectrum. Anyway gets hooked up with a woman who's partner is a scoundrel. They rope him into helping them do a crime. He has a very mechanical mind. Makes some fun inventions. Spider and Rose is a kind of road movie with a difference. Older lady needing transport via a ambulance and the young man that drives her to her destination. Unusual road buddy movie. Then you have the bigger movies like The man from Snowy river 1 and 2. Epicness
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  16118. You might have to sell the house, to get the Tranna, mate. But at least you can live in a car, but you can't drive a house! 🤣🤪✌
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  16119. Congratulations Ian!!! . Wonderful news🎉🎊🥰🤰🏻🤱🏻. much love from Down Under ❤️🇦🇺🐨🦘🍻❤️🇺🇸🦅.
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  16120. Hope you’re doing well Daniela ,sending you so much love and seriously hope all goes well with your pregnancy 😘🇦🇺
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  16121. Depending on how you count them their are either Five or Seven Oceans, Arctic Atlantic, Pacific Indian and Grate Southern. the Atlantic and Pacific each used to be split in to north and south, but they stopped doing that.
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  16122. Ian, two things I'd like to say. 1st, I didn't realise you are such a big guy. Your mother certainly fed you well, ha ha. Therefore a Skoda Octavia or Superb would suit you well. 2nd, when you get to Europe, you can be confident driving over here as you have driving manual so sorted.
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  16123. Oooh WOW ! What a festival of beer ! 🍻🍻
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  16124. Are the Volvos 6 cylinder? They looked smooth, consistent and torquey
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  16125. It's a shame you didn't come across Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya Hill in NW South Australia.
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  16126. Last time i went to the cooly rocks on was 2016 and i live on the gold coast. Coolangatta is not far from the QLD/NSW boarder, cooly is the southern end of the Goldy.
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  16127. The theory that learning to swim is dangerous is not new, and I can see the logic. Interestingly in the 1800's many sailors could not swim. Also there are people who are negatively buoyant, i..e. don't float (it is rare), it is still possible to learn to swim. I think your analogy with climbing is a good one. Note I can swim and would encourage anyone to learn.
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  16128. It's not the first time you've reacted to Peugeot. You reacted to Sebastian Loeb's 2013 Pikes Peak RECORD Run a long time ago.
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  16129. Keep up the good content 👍 🔥
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  16130. Built from steel not plastic like cars today
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  16131. The blank/zero coverage spots are either mountains or deserts. Satellite phone is a must if rural I live 2 hours north central from Melbourne, there are a couple of spots along the highway where there is no coverage.
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  16132. Awesome 👍😎
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  16133. Imagine an ECU with a million dollars worth of development behind it (and you already know about how high these old V10s can rev). It's like playing around with MegaSquirt in the garage, but with bigger chips in the box (and the laptop). I miss those cars so much..
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  16134. The thing about heat in Sydney is that it starts getting hot early and just rises through the day. Even at 2am it’s still 71 in the old money (f,). 22C. But, sometimes in the afternoon it will rain. Look up Southerly Buster. An adventure for Harbour sailors.
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  16135. Hey Charger! I was wondering when you'd discover this one; wall of text incoming, but I'm sure you won't mind... The origins of this car really lie with the Hemi 265 engine, which started out as Chrysler's "D" engine in the States. Small-block V8s had eroded the big six's market Stateside, so Chrysler sent it to their Australian division (based at Tonsley Park, Adelaide) to see what they could make of it. At the time, stepping up to a V8 was a bridge too far for many Aussies - it was a big call, and just a bit too "look at me" - so the 4.0-litre straight-six was right at home here. Chrysler put it through a $33 million development programme and finished it off with local parts, meaning - when it launched with the stopgap VG Valiant range in 1970 - Chrysler became the first Aussie manufacturer to hit the 95% local content milestone. Since that triggered tax breaks from the Federal Government in Canberra, that was a very welcome development! They called it the Hemi 245 to piggyback off the Hemi legend in the U.S., but it was a badge only - the valves were inclined at only 7 degrees. "A Hemi truth..." has been the standard joke ever since. Meanwhile, behind the scenes they were putting together the car the engine was really meant for - the VH Valiant, due to arrive in early 1971. And the Australians at Tonsley Park were watching this unfold with mounting horror - it was a trainwreck in slow motion. Australian buyers were in a weird place: we liked American styling cues, but we didn't like them to be as big and brash as the Americans did. Compare an XA Falcon Hardtop with the Torino that came off the drawing board next to it and you'll get the idea. Unfortunately, the Americans designing Chrysler Australia's new car in Highland Park didn't seem to register the "but more toned down" part of the design brief, and whenever there was a disagreement between the Aussies and Americans, the Americans always got their way. Holden went through a similar thing with GM a few years earlier, which ended with them getting their own design office in Melbourne after the American-designed HD got tumbleweeds. But Chrysler didn't have the generous cash reserves of Holden, and the VH Valiant could only dream of getting tumbleweeds; mostly it just heard the people at the back being quietly sick. The VH was the all-time ugliest car Australia ever built, until the AU Falcon came along and relieved it of that title; sales cratered and never recovered. Fortunately, the crew in Adelaide had been working on an after-hours project as well. They saw the VH range as designed had nothing to appeal to youth, and nothing to race at Bathurst - both crucial gaps in the range. A two-door coupé would fill both niches quite nicely, so they designed one, with testing done by shortening a VG ute to give it the same wheelbase, so anyone watching it turning laps at Mallala would think it was just a local hoon having a bit of fun. Only after it had been finished and proven viable was it presented to Head Office in the U.S., and since there was absolutely no spare budget for it, some remarkable things were done to tool up for it, especially given every body panel from the A-pillar back was unique! Chrysler Australia had a remarkable gift for improvising around the lack of money. Amazing to think Australia's ugliest car and its most beautiful were conjoined twins! It deservedly won Wheels magazine's Car of the Year award for 1971. Anyway, the engine ended up being the same 245 Hemi six or the optional 265, with the Bathurst cars (option E38) coming with that beautiful six pack of Weber carbs. A whole car was flown to Italy for the Weber factory to sort it out, and after 4,000 miles of testing around the Italian countryside, when it came back it made 280hp and 320 lb-ft of torque. Yet it would idle smoothly at the traffic lights, and to this day nobody seems to know how they did it - fans trying to build a replica end up tearing their hair out after a decade of trying to get it to idle without stalling! Anyway, if you were going to race it at Bathurst you also needed the A84 Track Pack, which gave you stronger ROH alloy wheels, finned rear drums, better rear leaves, a Sure-Grip LSD... and, oh yeah, completely filled up the boot with a 34-gallon fuel tank, which would allow you to finish Bathurst on just two stops. And all for just $3,750 off the showroom floor ($41,500 today - convert to U.S. dollars from there). Almost a third of all VH sales were Chargers, which says as much about the brilliance of the Charger as it does about how unpopular the base Valiant was! As far as racing went, The weakness of the Charger was its gearbox, which was only a Borg Warner 3-speed - at the time Australia didn't have a locally-made 4-speeder, and Chrysler didn't sell enough cars to get away with importing like Ford and Holden. So in effect, it had no first gear - getting off the line was a matter of choosing whether you preferred bogging down and losing the revs or lighting 'em up and going nowhere for a moment. The E49 was the homologation update for 1972, with a bit more grunt (300hp, more than anyone would see from a six-cylinder until the Porsche 911 Turbo in 1975), and at long last, a Mopar 4-speed gearbox. With that fitted, this thing would cover the quarter-mile faster than anything else out in Austrlaia at the time, even the Phase III Falcon, although that did mean it was a bit short of legs on Conrod. There were rumours at the time that Chrysler were going to give it a 340ci V8, but the Supercar Scare came along and killed Series Production racing before that could happen. V8 Chargers WERE built soon after - my uncle has a VK 360 from 1976, and it's awesome - but the era of the Bathurst Special had ended before Chrysler could claim the trophy. The company circled the drain for the rest of the 1970s and was eventually swallowed up by Mitsubishi in the early 1980s. Australia lost the third of the Big Three and became the land of Ford vs Holden. Fords are still better, though.
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  16136. Welcome to e-rally world, you did well as first timer👍
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  16137. The four door set up is mainly used in fire trucks and recovery vehicles. Normal longlines are only two door. Take a look at the s730 longline it’s bigger again. Also check out the Volvo Iron Knight
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  16138. There are alot of american react to germany what ever.... But your vids are soo good... Keep on wrocking👍
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  16139. Great segment Ian I love watching you guys open boxes. Pedro.....you are one cool looking customer bro 😀🖒🖒
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  16140. I am literally on KI visiting my mum, its beautiful 🇦🇺🐨🦘
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  16141. Australia and New Zealand as you know have a huge automotive culture. All forms of racing on 2 and 4 wheels, plus the classic car and hot rod scene is huge for a lot of us just as it is in America.
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  16142. as someone who restores old cars, this makes me ill.... but damn it was fun.
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  16143. i think V3S has half engine of Tatra V12... and its much smaller than Tatra. But it has every offroad feature there is... portals, lockers, reduction gearbox etc. and that "mercedes V3S" did not use the lockers in the mud, coz you can see one wheel slipping another stopped. Praga nowadays makes hypercars ... check out Praga Bohema. Czech Army still uses these V3S trucks. They are indestructible. You need to see better videos of V3S, maybe from a Truck Trial. That one sucked, they can do more with a better drivers.
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  16144. Most / all this footage looks to be "northern Sweden", where they have a "harsh climate car testing area" which many manufacturers go to. Frozen lakes, snowy inclines ... and if you come early you can even do the "muddy autumn season".
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  16145. Precisely. It looked like both vehicles were running hard tyres.
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  16146. i wish you all the best with your new baby, love from Sydney
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  16147. That was awesome. Both Larry in the VW, and the bonus clips. Good onya Ian. Love your reactions and your channel. Look forward to plenty more! 👍🏼👍🏼
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  16148. If you want to see some of Australia's best country side. Check out some 4wd clips from Cape York, the Kimberly, Simpson desert, Victoria high country and so on... absolutely stunning and some of the best 4wding in the world
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  16149. Not sure what it's like there, but here you can pretty much whatever you like to your McFlurry... you can pick M&M's, double up the M&M's, add caramel, etc... so you could add M&M's to the Milo one and make it more nommy :P.
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  16150. Thanks for trying a danish beer (I am danish). Yea the most known danish export beers are Carlsberg and Tuborg. We are known for drinking beer but not for making the best in the world although we are not bad at it (not last for sure). So the points make sense... you guys got better at it ! I will insult my fellow danes by saying that all of my favorite beers are from Belgium.
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  16151. Love that you love our daily work, best employer! And fantastic products, you showed engine foundry and engine assembly in Södertälje, Sweden, and as you mentioned the Final assembly in Zwolle and paintshop In Meppel in the Netherlands. The Cabs are produced in Oskarshamn, Sweden! Best regards from Scania! Video suggestion; https://youtu.be/HqVjpDfX40o
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  16152. In Australia, these were called the Holden Calibra (fully imported from Opel in DE) (EDIT:) part of the GM global range...
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  16153. You should do an Australian car meet up in the US
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  16154. Those wheels are called Turbofans. I saw the IMSA GTO in the PACE Museum in Dortmund Germany. It was there for 6 month on loan by Audi. The PACE Museum is run by JP Performance a tuner and Youtber #jpperformance If you want to look at Audi History Cars. When Ken Block signed his contract with Audi he made visit to the Audi Vault with historic race cars. It should still up on his channel.
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  16155. You would love Alice Springs it’s gorgeous and I drove a land cruiser wagon for years . Very reliable 4 WD 😎
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  16156. You need to see them so teams racing. Normally 4 on a team 1 guy goes flat out trying to win the other 3 guys will run as blockers and try stop the other teams from getting past
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  16157. Yeah, it is hard driving everything opposite. I remember in LA my missus going off at me before having to pull off the freeway for fuel. Pulled in the servo and trying to fill up. Didn't realise you had to pay before fuelling. Yelling at the cashier from my car Went in and paid. This was East LA and he had all his homes in there. Got some we gonna kill you vibe until they heard my accent. Walked outta the servo alive and between that and my missus just floored it in anger outta there.. Flat out down the road I didn't realise I was on the wrong side of the road until 3 lanes of traffic were coming head on towards me. It's stories like these that make travelling worth while.
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  16158. Damn that sucks man. Time to drive like a grandpa. 😣 I have a 8 speed 1500 the only problems it has had was the cheap plastic parts they use in the transmission was leaking oil but other than that 50,000 miles no other problems. Good luck it will be fixed
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  16159. Hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones are all tropical storms. The only difference is where they form. Hurricanes form in the tropical Atlantic and the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Cyclones form south of the equator, off the coast of places such as Australia and Madagascar.
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  16160. Me being a gamer this lockdown means nothing to me because i don't work anymore SO i stream my games i love playing on TwitchTV and as i said before i am a BIG fan of Holden and valiant chrysler and the valiant chargers
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  16161. Congratulations on expecting and Daniella is looking great. Say safe guys from New Zealand 🇳🇿 (Aotearoa)
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  16162. The 100 at the end in the hand is the right 100 😁👍 swimming with it in my pocket a zip pocket so you don't lose it or someone takes ya bag when you in the water is my favourite part about the money
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  16163. I was wondering when will you pull out this one. As an European: this also taught me way more than our education system. Not that we have one of the worst education but our history classes were mostly about Europe (duh)
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  16164. At last! It's still just about the most exciting motorsport IMO. I'm completely addicted to it to this day. If you can stream it, ITV4 is live broadcasting BTCC from Croft circuit this Sunday - 3 races from 11.15am to 6.30pm BST (amongst other classes of club car racing). You'd love it - it's a whole lot of fun!
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  16165. That's a cool concept! Learning about the car then racing it! Keep up the good content ;) Can't wait to see your sim setup!
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  16166. Fuel system is a dump tank raised in the pit bay, has two hoses leading to one connector, 1 drops fuel to the tank the other is air and overspill back to the tank, One of my mates sons used to work on a pit crew but had to stop after an accident in training took 3 of his fingers.
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  16167. Always good seeing something different. 👍🤠
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  16168. Australia invented giving names to cyclones/hurricanes/typhoons so maybe giving names to heatwaves is a natural progression.
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  16169. Spot on! The dark timtams are the best!
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  16170. There are about 3 standard plates now in NSW but you can specialty places too. A lot of people have their NRL team on their plates now and that’s about $300 to get those. I have the standard the yellow with black writing. But I think I’ll get my Penrith Panthers plate at tax time 😉 gotta say I like the black NM plate
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  16171. A very famous race track, two great drivers and a place where it is very difficult to overtake because this place is very narrow compared to other tracks. This Finn is probably my favorite driver because he has a sense of humor and journalists/reporters have difficult moments with him during conversations ;D
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  16172. Should have been world champion atleast 1or 2 more times but only had one speed flat out no Matter what. That's why watching him drive is pretty spectacular
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  16173. It says the drivers name on the rear door window, on those diecasts.
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  16174. I remember when I went to the TAFE in Wangaratta back in 1998, the auto section had an actual WB station wagon that never went into production as the WB range was either the Statesman or the utes/one tonners.
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  16175. Would love to see something similar happen now. Its my favorite motorsport but I stopped following it after the Evo, Subie days. 1200kg min , 600hp max. Special stages and an amount of bitumen , like a long distance rallycross. Bring it !😎👍
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  16176. Ian the Newcastle Knights is NRL and that's my team i support
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  16177. Drift junkie here and I love watching you dissect and appreciate the sport from an overall automotive perspective. I'd totally down a beer with you. I highly recommend looking up two people: James "The Machine" Deane - Known today as the best and most accomplished driver of all time. Incredible driver from top to bottom. Daigo Saito - What of the God Fathers of drift and is coined as "Drift King." Absolute madman and master of his craft and has arguably one of the best car collections you'll ever see thats NOT owned by a druglord or war crimminal
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  16178. Here in Slovakia, if you buy a brand new car from the Delear, you get your papers about the car (technical inspection + emission inspection) and your first inspection is after 4 years. After 4 years and your first inspection every upcoming inspection is done every 2 years. If the "inspection company" gives you a date when to come in, you show up. You give them your papers ( technical and Emission papers). If you fail one or both, you dont get the new papers (of course). You get a list of found problems on your car and you get a temporary permit (so you can still drive it) with a set period of time, in which you have to fix up the car, I dont know for how many days it is set up here in Slovakia. After your car is fixed up, you have to go for the inspection again. If you pass, you will get 2 papers. One for the technical and the other for the emission inspection. Regarding the emission inspection, there are different rules for different cars of course. You cant meet the newest emission quota with your 17 year old car. We have the EURO emission quotas where its written what emission quotas your car has to meet. From EURO 1 to EURO 6 ( soon Euro 7 ). So if you have a 17 year old car, means it was manufactured in 2007+month, so they look up which EURO Quota norms where used in that period, and you have to meet, lets say a EURO 4 quota. So your car has to meet the EURO 4 emission quota to pass the emission inspection. Regarding the tires sticking out and how much the front wheels must be covered, how high can you lift it, exhaust loudness, I have no idea about these things since I never had a off-roader like that, or souped-up one :D Tread Depth limits: Summer tires -> minimum by law 1,6 mm (recommended 3,0 mm ) Winter tires -> cars up to 3,5 tonnes -> minimum by law 3,0 mm (recommended 4,0 mm) -> cars over 3,5 tonnes -> minimum by law 6,0 mm
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  16179. Hamburger has nothing to do with ham. It's named after the city of Hamburg in Germany. It's always been a beef patty since its inception.
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  16180. G'day mate, how does it feel to be famous in Australia?
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  16181. I felt strangely proud when you poured that beautiful beer with a proper head
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  16182. Walmart's are interesting, and very convenient as a 'one-stop-shop'... When I was in FL, when we needed something, every answer was 'Walmart' lol... They also have a pharmacy section for prescriptions, not just over the counter medications our supermarkets have. The closest we have in Aus would be Costco (I know they're American). The separated alcohol shops is not entirely true. Aldi and IGA's you can buy your alcohol with your groceries. And (pre-covid), the bottleshop part of the supermarket was open to the supermarket. At Woolworths, you could grab some groceries, then go through the bottleshop and pay in one transaction. What really gets me is the pricing..... did I see a burrito for 30 cents? 94c for a chimichanga? I just checked Woolworths, a heat & eat burrito is $4.90 AUD! No wonder people say eating healthy in USA is expensive. Seltzers are a thing here in Aus now, the original video is mid 2021, but in the last 4-6 months, they've taken off.
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  16183. We here in you’re second home 🇦🇺are always interested in what you have to say IAN but it’s important to look after what’s most important to you MATE ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  16184. I was noticing your Tasmania number plate EE 5639.. my home state. Also the Motors dealership plate. I worked for them in late eighties as a salesman… and later in the early 2000s as a detailer for a different location. Seen some great cars go through. My mate ordered a set of plates from the government when they changed plates. He purchased an American Taurus…one of the ugly ovoid circle things and they issued him a plate that was “A69ER”. A few months later they cancelled his rego and ordered the return of the number plate lol
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  16185. He does bloody well. At least he has a go and has a sense of humour about things.
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  16186. Sourdough breads are so common in Poland. We have at least 30 bakeries in my city, which is around 170k citizens. And the city isn't big, like almost 52 square miles. P.S. Just checked how big are colas in Poland's McDonald's- small 250 ml, medium 400, big 500. When I order 500 with some big extended set I drink it in 2 goes because it's to big all at once 😅.
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  16187. I’m so glad they are the real deal! ❤ Not like our British Cadbury made at the Hershey factory 😮😂
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  16188. Nothing on the Tango Ads now they are mental 😂
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  16189. I was watching a Canadian YouTuber yesterday and he was eating a sausage roll that he bought from his local baker. I sent him a message and asked if meat pies and sausage rolls were common in Canada and he said yes.
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  16190. It works better with smaller bites on the corners and coffee that is too hot to drink, the hotter it is the easier it is to suck through. But it was still a great first attempt 😁👍👊
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  16191. And the other big difference between smokers and non smokers here in Australia is their bank balance. here in Aus, a packet of 50 cigarettes will cost you around $88.00...thats right...$88.00 for one packet of cigarettes. there's people where I work who are spending over $200.00 a week on them. it makes me glad I gave up many years ago.
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  16192. FIREE🔥🔥 i have an "budget" steering set. I have the logitech g920 it converts well in my opinion. But its a bit soundy and not the greatest option for sims but works for me.
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  16193. You should react to some Group C or Group N videos. Those series mostly get looked over and forgotten
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  16194. Well I have to say the idea of free education sounds amazing , I actually think this would be key to any country investing in there future . Skilled trained workers .
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  16195. Hi Ian, My recommendation is not Australian, not rally but Climb Dance, a short film from the 1988 Pikes Peak Hill Climb featuring Finnish rally driver Ari Vatenan in a 4wd all wheel steer Peugeot 405 turbo T16. Film was released around 1990. Singularly the most amazing motor sport footage I have ever seen Check it out! Cheers from Australia
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  16196. Every shot of Ronnie’s record breaking 147 is just fantastic, pure poetry in motion. The best 5m and 8s of snooker ever seen. Such rapid clean striking of the balls, cue ball wonderfully in control and I never get tired of seeing this. Steve Davis 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 made the first televised 147 maximum in the LADA Classic in 1982 then a year later in 1983 Canadian 🇨🇦 Cliff Thorburn made the first 147 in the World Championships at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield against Welshman 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Terry Griffiths. Thorburn went on to the final, where he was soundly defeated 18-6 by Steve Davis.
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  16197. Vegemite 100%
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  16198. The Nullabour plain occupies 100,000 square miles (260,000 square km) of generally flat surface in bedrock; the elevation averages 600 feet (180 m), but in places it rises to 1,000 feet (300 m).
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  16199. Ha now I know what I’m having for lunch: Vegemite toast. Cheers!
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  16200. haha No. That is BMW, Mercedes and Audi drivers EVERYWHERE :)
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  16201. Straight to the pool room, I love it , about as Aussie as 👁👁😂😊😊🐕‍🦺👍🍺🐨🦘🇦🇺
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  16202. Well done, Ian ! 👏
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  16203. Love New Mexico the scenery is amazing I felt like I was in an old western movie
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  16204. The fov and fish eye makes it seem more crazy than it is. Don't get me wrong, it's still quick and impressive, but the fov and lens just amplify the effect.
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  16205. Man that is huge mate. A journo did a story on you and sending you letters.
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  16206. Look at the scrap marks on the front. Epic skills. I’d just reverse back out. Bugger the u-turn
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  16207. The hat looks good on Pedro.
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  16208. I've been waiting for this for so long
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  16209. It exists with bikes to, with extended swingarms, litteral spikes coming out of the tyres and even sometimes you can find a madman who is just gonna assemble 2 engines together. It is a must watch
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  16210. I was in Darwin for 18yrs. Loved it. Gets down to about 11c in the dry and foggey. Very damp. The wet season can get to 38c, raining and 100% humidity. All at once.
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  16211. Congratulations to you both, Tayla is a beautiful name to consider,like our daughter, she is beautiful . You can also have Lorissa as well, Tayla Lorissa Whelton
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  16212. I can pop down to CostCo and get Vegemite and lamingtons but there is no Walmart here in Australia. Walmart would not alter their employment practices to comply with Australian labour laws, so they never even got started here.
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  16213. Love your videos and reactions. The 4wd vehicle before the Subaru you liked was a Mitsubishi Pajero Sport. A smaller version of the old Montero you had in the states. Also the fire truck that was a Mitsubishi Canter. All the Ambulances in SA are generally Mercedes vans. Not that smooth to ride in I can tell you from experience but plenty of room to move in for the team. Oh by the way in South Australia when passing an emergency vehicle stopped on the road with its lights flashing you must slow to 25km ph to pas them for the emergency workers safety on both side of the road on single lane roads(one lane each way) or just on the same side as the vehicle when the road is divided by an island in the centre of the road.
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  16214. My first employer was Holden starting in 1969. Over the years I had over 30 Holden's... Monaro, Gemini, Torana, Camira, Commodore. I now have a Pontiac G8. Sad to see it's demise and the way it happened. YES, great to watch the final Holden win in Adelaide. Next year the teams will be racing Camaros..
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  16215. G'day Ian, l am very proud of our Car Designers in Australia it's very sad that we don't have the manufacturing process anymore, those that designed those concept car are all old Men and Woman now as new blood and designs are no longer required, this is a sad fact and a bitter pill as Australia will never get it back, loved watching the blog, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  16216. 3 years ago the sandero was under 10K in germany. I think Dacia wouldnt sell well in the US because most new american cars do 0-60 in under 10 seconds and got more standart features.
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  16217. I can now see the comparison between Sydney and Seattle... And what they both have in common is the "RAIN" lots of it...😁🤣
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  16218. Welcome to the world baby Sydney!!! Congratulations guys, and what a beautiful tribute to Australia in her name. She looks so tiny in her Daddy's arms!
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  16219. Just gota say without watching yet but just from the thumbnail lol it's so funny how beat up all the boxes fr Aus are our post really is fkn shocking lmao the condition of them boxes brings in very real memories. Anything marked fragile is gaurenteed to get an extra hard time lol
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  16220. Another great snooker video, Ian! It's so fantastic to be able to watch your journey, and descent into addiction, down the rabbit hole of our great sport. I've loved snooker since I was about 7 years old and some school mates introduced me to the sport one rainy lunchtime in school when we weren't allowed to go outside. We had a tiny little table, maybe only a couple of feet long, in the classroom and after playing for maybe only half an hour I was hooked. 23 years later, coming up on my 30th birthday and I absolutely live for snooker, it is one of the most important things in my life and it puts such a big smile on my face to see someone else discovering it's brilliance! Keep the snooker videos coming mate! 👍
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  16221. Greetings from Scotland!
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  16222. Geelong is pronounced juh-long, not Gee-long. Its another Aboriginal name, comes from their word Jiilong 👍🏻
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  16223. I have a 2016 pw and it climbs like a beast. They were probably running 60+ psi. I run 50 rear and 55 front with 35x12.5x17s Toyo RT. I deal with the light. At this pressur it off roads good. In sand at 25PSI unstoppable. Tires and pressure is key. You need to do a vid on tire ware for this truck I have a lot of info for you if you're interested ask. If you have plus size tires you must learn to live with the light. It's just a reminder for me every day that I'm smarter than some engineer somewhere. Lol
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  16224. My very first car was an LC Torana sedan ( i was 17 years of age ) and purchased it at Young & Green GMH Dealership in Newcastle , NSW , then i upgraded to an LJ Torana sedan with a 3300CC motor ( a 202 motor). I then saved up my money to buy a brand spanking new Lime Green ( Mint Julip was the colour ) LX Torana Hatchback, manual gearbox , with a 4.2 litre (253 ) motor , with modifications ( some quite illegal ) this was a flying machine. Sadly i was involved in a head on smash ( ** i was hit by another vehicle which crossed onto the wrong side of the road ) and my beloved Green Hatchback was a write off. I eventually purchased another (2nd hand ) 4.2 Torana Hatchback , but it was never anything like the speed, handling and torque of the Green LX Hatchback. Now i am into my very late 60s age wise , and preparing to go to the big car park in the sky , BUT the boy in me is still a Holden lad , and i now drive a hot Lime Green Commodore V8 , 6 speed manual , (2008) model sedan, in showroom condition , and it flies like a bird and purrs like a Panther . As i now have three vehicles , i drive my two Nissan 4WD vehicles like an old pensioner , BUT when i take my Green Commodore out of the garage for a run , then the long lost youth of a 20 year Torana lad , comes to life and i am again king of the road.
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  16225. Dude feel free to react to all the honest guide videos and I'll watch them all! I came across you when I was looking for some reactions to their videos and I like your style the best. By the way as Janek said he was there with a German film crew he's talking about this video: Must-Try Beer Spots In Prague With Honest Guide Definitely check it out.
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  16226. Awesome guys💯 Mama U are glowing gorgeous ✌️🍷🖤
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  16227. My heart ، can't stand watching
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  16228. They're down here in Vic, and at Wilson's prom they'll kill ya. Check out the platypus if you want an odd one. Only managed to see a couple platypus in the creeks around the Victorian high country.
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  16229. You should check Dakar Classic. Old cars on Dakar. Quite the endurance test for the whole teams.
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  16230. As someone who consides themselves a beer connoisseur, I learnt something from this. Excellent. Love that you are doing different things from other reactors
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  16231. Group B was crazy, and among Group B craziness there was Lancia crazy. For better or for worse, Lancia was the craziest ones. You should check Jeremy Clarkson's documentary/tribute about Lancia.
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  16232. Hi to you and the portugueses 🇵🇹 viewers from France 🇫🇷 ! 😜
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  16233. glad to see you're impressed, you should try it sometime. the first year can be a bit frustrating
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  16234. IT must have been someone from YouTube that doesn't like animals and have no sense of humor ?
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  16235. It’s the emus they’re rebelling, I fear another war.
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  16236. Not so much snow here in Gothenburg, but it was quite cold when I left for work this morning, -18 C/ 0 F.
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  16237. The fact that the engine got ripped out of the car because of that impact angle and the nature of the structure that held it in place, plus the fact that it attached to the gearbox via those little screws, that's enough for any guy to say "Yikes!"
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  16238. No I think it'll start around 6pm for him (US Central time?) so it wouldn't be at a ridiculous time. Just need to find what channel. Not sure if they show the Supercars in America anymore. Unless he can get Canadian channels.
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  16239. My wife drives a Pugeot RCZ which has a 2.0l inline 4 diesel. It's not on the same par as some of the big displacement ones you just showed but it's essentially a large sports car. 160bhp, 251ft/lb. It's a very unique looking car and doesn't hang about. You wouldn't know it's a diesel when you drive it. It was made to compete with the Audi TT.
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  16240. My favourite car that I've owned was a 72 Caddy Sedan Deville. Owned it when working at Tahoe. It had the little 472 cu V8, Cruise control, power windows, seats, Search am/fm stereo, climate control, auto dipping headlights. What a car.
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  16241. In the early 1950s, a uniform scheme for vehicle registration plates was developed, which was to apply across all states and territories. Previously, both New South Wales and Victoria had issued plates with two letters and three digits, in white on a black background. However, that was not entirely popular, and some states and territories preferred to have their own identity reflected on their registration plates.
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  16242. Also check out "flash mob doing the haka in london"
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  16243. That last backwards hit is called a Reverse Sweep, it uses the momentum of the incoming ball to flick it past the wicket keeper and fieldsmen towards the boundary for a score of four runs.
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  16244. Praga V3S je malý český tank 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  16245. Keep 'em coming Ian! 🇦🇺🤜🤛🇺🇲
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  16246. Welcome to the world of Sim Racing, it's a slippery slope!
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  16247. I didn't know you were in Chicago. I am, as well. (Technically I'm roughly a half mile outside city limits...but close enough).
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  16248. Bust-me-gall Hill & Black Charlie's Opening
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  16249. Haha, you should check the version with the wings.... this thing can do everything.👍👍🤣
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  16250. Good luck finding snooker tables in America! keep us in the loop. If you take up the challenge IRL, may i suggest a friend with experience playing, or a coach. Another approach could be learning while having fun and not taking it to serious. Frustration will creep in , trust me
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  16251. I've only ever seen one in a zoo here in Oz, but I never knew this. Speaking of poop... I feel like you might appreciate watching one of our most cooked politicians, Bob Kater, if you search his name and the word blossom you'll find one of his most interesting interviews.
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  16252. Congrats you deserve it ! Grettings from France 🇫🇷
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  16253. Hello yes! My thoughts exactly ❤can’t wait to try that too
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  16254. Really?? Don't slam the door on your way out
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  16255. What a crack up 🤣 Ian. Now I've gotta take a gander/squiz/look at what else these blokes've got.
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  16256. I loved my car and I am so happy that it is working out so well for you :) Still looks Good :)
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  16257. You'll love the fruit chocs and that coin is awesome
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  16258. Keep the boxes of the Dinky Toys in shape. A toy car is only complete with its original box.
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  16259. Ah yes. Excluding F1 engines this judd V8 is the best sounding V8 I know.Typing this comment before the watch. Here we go. Edit: goosebums Edit2: George Plasa the original owner and driver crashed killed himself in a rally in this car. There's a clip of the accident on youtube. A guy then totally rebuilt this car for us all to hear it again. George Plasa tribute clip with also previous cars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6_wjNJrV-w
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  16260. I love this BRM so so raw!!!!! You should checkout the Ferrari 412 T2. It was the last F1 car to have a V12 and it REALLY screams! In my opinion it is the best sound F1 car ever and there is a fantastic video on youtube with great sound.
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  16261. Yeah we see storms like that in Perth one during summer sometimes in Sydney that build up in the west on the other side of the blue mountains and then come over Sydney.
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  16262. The scorched peanut bar is my FAVOURITE chocolate of ALL time.
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  16263. I cant keep up with all your videos lol, not complaining tho, really enjoy them.
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  16264. I had a 300bhp ford focus ST and there's nothing more exhilarating than throwing it around tight,winding country roads & bends in the Yorkshire countryside,full of winding hills,narrow roads and tight bends. At times you are the only one on the roads and can only hear the stainless steel exhaust notes and the turbo and dump valve 😊
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  16265. Very proud to have such a great country as a neighbour from across the ditch
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  16266. As a Slovak with Czech citizenship I vote we adopt IWrocker as an honorary Czechoslovakian. You'd be hard pressed to find another channel that throws such positive spotlight on our little country(ies) and products.
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  16267. It's always nice to see these old rally legends race, they're so fun to see and so pleasant to hear. I see that there was both the Audi Sport Quattro S1 E2 Rally Car and the Pikes Peak one (the one in the video preview) and also there's the Peugeot 205 T16 Pikes Peak (the yellow one with ridiculously huge rear spoiler). The Citroen DS21 it was actually a good rally car, it won many rallies especially the african ones that were and are known for being difficult and that puts drivers and cars under heavy stress. The Lancia 037 was a fantastic RWD mid-engine car that won the 1983 WRC Championship winning the last championship for a RWD car. And for the question about how to pronounce Lancia actually the correct one is the one you are using and incredibly you're the only American that I know that pronounces correctly :)
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  16268. Fun vid👍🏻Merry Christmas 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻👊🏻😁
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  16269. Banoffee is banana and coffee flavour together taste really good
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  16270. The new camera has done a fantastic job, looking sharp and the sound is great too😎 very exciting to see some more players enter the MailTime stadium, hoping to see more generosity from our European friends in future vids. You guys are fantastic and we absolutely love you.
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  16271. Hey Iwrocker! Love your videos mate! A suggestion, react to australian theme parks such as, movie world, dream world, sea world, etc.
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  16272. @IWrocker. Líbí se mi, jak tobě se líbí Česká republika. Miluju WRC Octavia a zažil jsem Barum rally, kde jich bylo tuším 30. Neskutečný zážitek. Pocházím z ČR, ale vlastně su Moravák. Dále tu máme Slezany, jestli víš, nevím :D . Pivo máme skvělé... Google transl- I like how you like the Czech Republic. I love the WRC Octavia and I experienced the Barum rally where I think there were 30 of them. Unreal experience. I come from the Czech Republic, but I'm actually a Moravian. Next, we have Slezany, if you know, I don't know :D . Our beer is great. Ikona Ověřeno komunitou
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  16273. Wow I never realised the work involved in a Nascar pit stop, it sure brings the team in to the race more.
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  16274. 12:28 that sir is the main reason why the Nascar isn't No1 .... They definitely should integrate more diverse race courses such as street and road 💯
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  16275. Hey dude, the ford sierra Cosworth was used a lot by the police in england as persuit vehicles in the mid to late eighties but in the four door configuration because it had the fastest top end of any four door sedans,in the U.K., also popular with bank robbers, for the same reason, good video bro, kicked it out of the park again, keep up with the great videos, from your ex pat friend from s.america
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  16276. That was one of the best videos I’ve watched on YouTube. My love to your family ❤
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  16277. Had been to Vienna and Prague during christmas time - i can definitely recommend those wonderful cities! (In summer as well) Btw: Ian, i love your enthusiasm while watching the videos!
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  16278. G'day, There is a bit of history in the "Sundowner" long before they became a reference to vehicles. They were homeless people (Think "Swagman") who roamed around looking for casual farm work, they would often turn up just before dinner time hoping to get some tucker for the day.
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  16279. Drop bears probably started when people first heard male koalas at night; they sound incredibly large and fierce, sort of a lion-like grunt that goes on and on. When you hear them, the last thing that comes to mind is a cuddly koala => drop bear.
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  16280. It's not summer here we're in Autumn, but in Australia it's still 🔥 in March
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  16281. Motorsport content is what defines your channel,keep them coming
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  16282. A fabulously great content for Australia 🇦🇺 and American 🇺🇸 viewing. And with out being offensive, my beautiful wife and I agree that your wife is stunningly beautiful so merry Christmas holidays for all of your wonderful family 👍😘
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  16283. its a smart car its a small one but italien streets are tiny in terms of europe standards most of the time the side streets only have space for 1 car. the poilice in italy has also many smaller cars especially in citys
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  16284. I feel I need to give a disclaimer for the Rodney Rude cd. He was popular in the 1980's in Australia but we have come a long way since then.
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  16285. I saw a plate on a Rolls Royce in Platt Bridge in North West England and it read 1 WON 🤪👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  16286. Have a listen to the brm v16 at donnington park.. best sounding car ever
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  16287. We're Victorian, my mum's boyfriend is Tasmanian.. he flies over here every few weeks. From getting to know him and his lot, I've realised Tasmanians are really 'patriotic' (is that the right word?) According to him everything from Tasmania is better quality, tastes better, has more accolades etc.. they like to gloat lol Maybe that's why we all rip on them 😂
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  16288. The drink is called Maximus and it comes in 1 litre bottles. I’ve never heard of it. Most of our purple label drinks are Blackcurrant flavoured. It’s not high in sugar, it contains sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium, plus 15g sugar per 250ml serve, that’s three teaspoons.
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  16289. IAN, I ABSOLUTELY LOVED YOUR REACTION TO THIS AND THE SUMMERNATS34 VID,.. WE CAN DEFINITELY SEE WHERE YOUR PASSION LIES, and it's good fun watching you get so excitied about the AUSSIE car culture !
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  16290. Russell Crowe scared the crap out of the boy's from American Chopper with the drop bear story they wouldn't look in the tree's they were that scared.
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  16291. Hehe, I love u IWrocker. You’re just a funny and kind natured human being. May God bless your soul. And I’m not even religious 🦘🪃
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  16292. That is a Fiat Ducato with a 4cyl 2.3L or 2.8L JTD (diesel) engine.
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  16293. You didn't listen to the second clip for long enough. The original CD - which I have - has the car screaming down the main straight at Donnington. The car had an ignition issue at the time and wouldn't rev past 8000 rpm. BTW this car belongs to Nick Mason of Pink Floyd. The power wasn't bettered by F1 cars until the turbo of the 1980s. It was producing 575hp from 1500cc in 1949. Definitely my favourite and I had that recording as my mobile ring tone but it kept scaring everyone else in the office!
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  16294. The 2 doors sometimes are called Coupes but mostly called Hard Tops. At least where I am in North Queensland.
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  16295. ehh ello ello Ian thanks for the laughs, that must of been when the PM was stll loved by us all lol, how americans say Nissan is funny to me, or ive heard my american friend say Crik instead of creek, or a holla here its a gully ., all our countries been so different in mannerism and culture and things we say and our interpretations is pretty amazing Mad respect from New Zealand ma dude, have an amazing week ahead,,:person-turqouise-waving:
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  16296. Ian i love your reacts videos you're the only one i have watched multiple videos of. Your family is amazing and I'm glad you love our country and honestly can't wait for you and hopefully your family can visit.
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  16297. So what do you think of F1 racing, F1 tracks, F1 cars? I think more exciting than NASCAR! The game seems to be excellent and as you say quasi sim level. You don’t feel the G forces though!
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  16298. yes kozel 11 is top if u can find that one
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  16299. Love your natural instinct of Milo, first. Nice looking sundae, just needs some Cottie’s chocolate topping drizzled over the top. 👍 Mate you must have been Aussie in a past life.. 😂😂
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  16300. Now to find how does a "liveaboard" Scania XXL look like. Nothing silly, something practical for the long distance driver. Like someone going from the top of Finland to the most western point of Portugal would like to use :)
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  16301. Disney brought out marvel when Stan Lee died. Thats why they are not as good anymore
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  16302. It's so good to see all the Australia Post Boxes, lol
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  16303. I haven't had many notices of your videos that you've made like normal. I stumbled on this one I didn't get a notice about it. I generally stumble on to your videos these days as opposed to getting a notice about them.
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  16304. You were right in the timing, gotta love the donate to Australia at the end. Certainly been a messed up 18 months. Fires, floods, more floods, earthquake and a tornado 😳
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  16305. I worked here for a few months a few years back and its still very much the same thing just with more sensors and equipment
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  16306. I actually just drove from eastern Victoria, up to Sydney going through Canberra and back again in a 1000 mile round trip in the past couple of days. Going across the Victorian/New South Wales border along the Monaro Highway, there's a town called Nimmitabel that's 1110 Metres or about 3600 feet above sea level and is snowed in every winter with at least 2 feet of snow. Brothels and prostitution became legal here in Victoria in the mid 1990s as did casinos.
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  16307. Would love to see u post showing ur Tim Tam collection in ur pantry, making me hungry haha
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  16308. Plllllleeeaaasssssseeeee do a fooood reaction! I wanna see some Ozzie food!!!!
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  16309. the first time i visited sydney was in the mid 1960s as a kid. we went to the opera house but i dont think it was finnished. what impressed the hell out if me at that age were the prison guards at longbay patrolling the walls with sub machine guns. what you really need to take the family to if you visit is the "cross", a great family outing but you have to go at night.
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  16310. Wolfcreekaphobia is the fear of breaking down in the outback 👍🇦🇺
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  16311. Whats the go with the bright orange cheese you guys have in the U/S. We have a sizeable Mediterranean population here in OZ that love their cheese and ive never seen anything as deeply coloured as the stuff ive seen on American telly.
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  16312. as a Kiwi i am not offended you named your daughter after a place in Australia. Sydney is so much easier to say or write than Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu ;)
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  16313. Have been watching some of your videos and I gotta say that it's really cool to see someone as open towards other types of racing as you :) If you want to learn a bit about what the drivers exactly do during the formation lap, I can suggest to you a video called "Burnout button? Here's what Alonso does on formation Lap" by yelistener. The drivers get a checklist before the formation lap, since any radio contact during it, is prohibited.
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  16314. The silo art is really amazing. Such incredible talent of the artists. Like you said, in real life they are so much more spectacular than what a video can show, because the old silos are enormous. The structures themselves are works of architectural art and history. Many of them tell a story of local people and reflects our true Australian rural culture. I just wonder how long it will take for inner-city goblins to infiltrate and start making woke political statements to ruin the whole idea.
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  16315. Rule number 1 never trust Russell Coight , Great upload mate thanks for posting Ian catch you on the next one . 👍✌️
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  16316. My father was a hardware dealer by trade and did a lot of things himself at home and he always has Makita tools or Makita cases or Makita drills, and that's why I always thought it was a German company 🤣. I think Bosch would be a better presenter for Germany than Wurth.
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  16317. OMG Now that you've covered a FriendlyJordies video, PLEASE react to Chronicles of Yilmaz by him! It's what made me a fan back in the day and a perfect example of bogan highschool.
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  16318. Were did he say that this applies to all Americans
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  16319. Hi Ian it's funny that you say Maloo correctly. But everyone pronounces it MARLOO. Go figure LOL
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  16320. Its like it is in every country , the press is not neutral. they show what they want ; allowed to show
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  16321. Not last
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  16322. new zealand has pretty strong rallying base, they are really into this sport
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  16323. ​ @matthiascoppens2062 Flemish/Dutch part of Belgium is proost. French part is santé.
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  16324. Yep, that's how it is, my Ex worked in a bakery back home in Romania,they were having 3 shifts at work There was a night shift was prepping the dough for the morning shift and making some bread and other things for the morning sells so the bakery was providing to the early customers that usually were workers that they were getting the fresh bread for the launch at work and cheese pies I have been for a night shift with her to understand how do they do it and yes,it's intense work specially when you do tens of kilograms of dough and you need to add the right amount of salt and water then clean the mixer ten put the dough in the bread leavener to rose it is a demanding job and a lot of heat but at the same time you run the risk of bad things if the bakery is not run properly you can get bread with bits in it like hairs ,plastic bits from bags so you need to know your bakery you buy from as they are some cutting corner ,a'm sure that's not related just to Romania they all do it's human nature especially if the bakery does night shifts too and purely supervised and yes it is the mother of all bread its just like home made and tastelike no other Thanks for a nice content i did enjoyed Keep doing good stuff,you do well
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  16325. Hi guys!! Happy New Year to your family. A suggestion - if you can get hold of Jersey Caramels or even soft caramels, then chop up a pack in to small cubes, make a vanilla muffin mix, put in to individual small cake papers with the Jersey Caramels pieces on the base of each one before adding muffin mix. Cook for 25 mins on 180 celsius. The caramels will caramelise in the bottom!! You’ll love it!! 👍
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  16326. What a gorgeous family you are ♥️♥️♥️♥️ As an Aussie, I’m rapt(Aussie slang) you love our sweets/chocolates. The Tim tams come in like 101 different flavours so the choice is endless, and yes you must try the Tim tam slam, but like many Aussies will tell you, put them in the fridge beforehand for a better and guaranteed WOW experience😉👍🏾 ♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺♥️🇦🇺
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  16327. The early GT40's were RHD. That's a big clue as to where they were designed and made.
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  16328. I'd love to see what american lifesavers look like. I'm always blown away by how the different varieties of lifesavers don't really have much in common.
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  16329. OMG the future Mrs. IWrocker is just adorable!
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  16330. I've been WAITIN' for this!!! :D
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  16331. Next up, Gotland grand national, the worlds largest enduro race. It takes place at the end of october on the island of Gotland in Sweden.
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  16332. Omg..... When I see my husband w a mallot banging his Saturn lol ;0
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  16333. G'day Ian, mate our Family Farm is just 10klm from the Parks boundry, glad your getting a view of where l live and the surrounds, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  16334. Just found your channel a couple of days ago Ian & love the content... as I'm a petrol-head from 'down under'😉👍 I'm sure you were an Aussie in a previous life brother😄
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  16335. I'm the best at Mario kart 64 I won gold on all tracks won the event back in 1997 yeah haar baby
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  16336. Congratulations mate. Well deserved. I love your videos and watch them all. I joined Discord but cannot figure out how to suggest videos for you to react to, so I'll say this. You need to check out the Aussie built OKA 4×4 truck.
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  16337. As an Aussie who grew up on Vegemite I can understand while people would hate it. It’s disgusting! But I love it 😂
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  16338. Front camera!!! Would love to be able to self spot
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  16339. Only aussies will get it
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  16340. I work for Toyota here in Melbourne, we have a lot of the concept vehicles in our large bistro so we can walk around and view them.
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  16341. Not just cabovers from Europe and Japan but cabovers from US brands that only exist in Australia like Kenworth, Mack and Freightliner.
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  16342. I’m not the biggest fan of that color, however any color looks great on an already amazing looking truck. Wish they would do a hunter green truck.
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  16343. There not cheap anymore
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  16344. The power of kindness is contagious You are a beautiful family ✊🇦🇺
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  16345. Architecture does vary across the country. My favourite style home is the Queenslander (no prizes for guessing where you’ll find them mostly). But depending on where you are in the country the architecture varies fairly significantly.
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  16346. You will love the early 70's Bathurst so different from today. Miss that early racing very exciting.. Love the way that you pronounce some of the names..
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  16347. 12:10 I hope everyone saw the snake being given right-of-way across the road.
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  16348. Czechia also. I thing that is now an continent standard.
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  16349. Audi S8 is a badass limo
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  16350. One of my favorite Australian programs is grand designs Australia. And the Darvin episodes is especially fanatic. One dude build a all outdoors house. Literally no outer walls, just some interior partition and a bit of fence. And a lot of the darvin episodes is really about having houses that is mostly outdoors with typically rooms that are connected with an outdoor area in steed of in the rest of the world via the living room or kitchen.
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  16351. The coolest commentator ever. What composure commentating all through where others experienced on racing circuits nearly come apart, close to wetting themselves, Murray is so deep in commentsting details going on, that there is no time left for reaction to the extremes he his being exposed to.
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  16352. Well I hope your channel is earning you a reasonable amount, because you're about to need it! If your PC is up to it, first thing I'd say is much larger screen. then.... Well it's going to get expensive! welcome to the ride.
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  16353. Please, react to Villenevue Vs. Arnoux duel. The best duel in the f1 history. And check it out for Villenevue in general, the most mad pilot of f1 history.
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  16354. Schön zu sehen wie die Gruppe bereits schon nach drei Bier betrunken ist 😂 Probiert auch mal ,,Jever" Friesisch Herb Prost 🍺
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  16355. Supercharger it
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  16356. I love how knowledgeable & well researched you are about Australia. Cannot wait to see you & your extended family visit our shores. Much love from Australia
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  16357. Macca the alpaca is a great book ♡
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  16358. I really love the screaming sound of that Mazda. I went to Le Mans at 2013 and 2 cars impressed me: O phantasmagorically silent Audi e-Tron, that sounded like compressed air; and the Corvette CR7, that sounds like a thunder and even provoked shockwaves. I could feel my body shaking when it passed on track.
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  16359. the mustang body was stretched and modified to fit on the supercar frame. remember all the supercars are on the same frame. which was made for 4 door family sedans. can't wait until you discover that the 6cyl barra falcons are faster than the v8 ones.
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  16360. Your Škoda knowledge is getting dangerouly good!
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  16361. Hi Ian, hope you got your A/C sorted. Hanging Rock is rumoured to be a pretty eerie place, if you get the chance watch the movie "Picnic at Hanging Rock". Guarenteed to give you chills.
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  16362. Best Aussie engine ever made 👌🏻
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  16363. 👍🏻good vid! We are suppose to get some snow squalls either tonight or tomorrow , I'll be doing the coffee and donut thing too!👍🏻🤣
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  16364. The outback is not the only place where red soil exists in Australia. It's pronounced Mt "eye-za".
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  16365. So beautiful!! Little Sydney is so precious thank you for sharing with us. Congratulations IWrocker family!! Emma is gorgeous in her cool outfit and Andrew is cute as always 😁💜💙💜
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  16366. Yeah, similar to the Australia's best houses video. I think many of these Australian videos are made in Sydney or Melbourne, so they only include famous locations they saw on TV. Whitehaven Beach has been voted best beach in the world multiple times, and TripAdvisor has it currently rated number 1 in the world, yet none of the coral coast island beaches were included. One of those deserted Western Australian beaches where you can pull up in your 4WD and be hooking giant tuna from the surf within minutes would be on my list. Some of the huge tidal-flat beaches of Northern Australia that leave behind giant clams and shells could make the list too. It is all relative I guess, and too many to chose from.
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  16367. Amazing. A wheel 'incident' happened to Craig Lounds in 2005 at Bathurst (that year he raced a Ford). I nearly spilled my coffee watching the TV when it happened. Cheers. (EDIT: The AU Falcon definitely split opinions. Add nice wheels and a rear wing though and they looked fast just standing still. I had a AU2 ute - best car I've owned yet)
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  16368. definitely watch more, nz speedway has many other classes which you should check out, next time if you watch superstocks, I will definitely check out superstock teams racing. But there is a series on yt which shows a coverage of all types of classes in New Zealand is the 'accidents will happen' by petrolfumes, great to watch mostly if not only it's just crashes.
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  16369. that's so cool!! you're in a local paper and you haven't been here yet!!!
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  16370. When we shorten a word it isn't the written version we shorten but the spoken version....telly is just as fast to say as tv...maybe even faster...same with air con and a/c and desso.
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  16371. Nice work! Chris Franklin's song "Bloke" and Carlton draught's Big Ad would make good videos sometime.
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  16372. Summernats 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 we are born behind the wheel🤣
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  16373. It's a beast of a thing! I had an XR Fairmont with a 289 in it for a little while in the 70s. It had a V8 sound but yeah, nothing like a big banger like that.
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  16374. i think you should check more EU coach bus, like Setra
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  16375. Looks clean AF 👍
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  16376. You’re getting deeper into the beerverse. I can’t wait for the Belgian Lambic masochistic episode eventually. Just imagining your contorted faces just from the smell already makes me chuckle 😁
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  16377. Great stuff bro if you want some great NZ scenery have a look at the KTM adventure rally in the south island of NZ they ride through some beautiful country keep up the Great work and I hope you and your family make it to NZ one day 😉🇳🇿👍
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  16378. Aussie Aussie Aussie
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  16379. Very well said, happy Thanks Giving from me/England! Love your delivery/channel, keep doing what your doing, can't wait for 100K
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  16380. Best wishes to you and your family Ian. Have a safe and happy Christmas
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  16381. The sled is a complex of gears which moves the weight anything up to 65.000LBS which will stop the truck dead Loving the video All the best from Nottinghamshire England 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  16382. Gotta love Summernats!
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  16383. The pneumatic jacks on le mans cars are amazing.
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  16384. Seeing that there are some very cool travel books in that first haul, kinda out of your wheelhouse, maybe hand the wheel to the wife for a video special or two, where she can do her Ozzie Top 5 Campsites, Ozzie Top 5 Road Trips, Ozzie Top 5 bucket list. I suspect it's easy to find little YT clips to spice up those books' pics of the things that look cool to her. PS: Not telling you what to do, I'm Dutch and fascinated by giant continent-sized countries, hence the idea of a South American view from North America about Australia. You could react to what strikes her as cool while she stays off cam right? PPS: That is a hella cool Scooby-Doo hoody, Sir. ;) PPPS: Would you like a Dutch care pack? We don't have cars. We have pedal bikes. And cheese. Clogs. Windmills. Yeah nvm, I'll get my coat.
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  16385. One of the most fun motorsports to watch imo 😂 , they're soo badass. 600cc and 1000cc and 1300cc i4 bike engines belong to small cars like these .
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  16386. Australian Footy jumpers are generally not particularly fancy as it is a game where you have a lot of people and movement - so simple designs and bright colours or contrasts help the players identify their team mates and opposition quickly.
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  16387. 🇳🇿🥝🥝NZ
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  16388. Thank you for watching a video about Hungary!
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  16389. Finns in general have a "don't give a crap, don't take any crap" direct attitude. And Kimi is very Finnish.
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  16390. Hope someone remembered to tell you to tilt the ginger beer (very gently) up and down before opening it. We have pretty good alcoholic ginger beer here too, although the Bundaberg isn’t of course
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  16391. 41° Celsius 30% humidity in Perth today, beautiful weather mate, loving it, loving life. 🙂👍
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  16392. Happy Turkey day man!!! 💙 From Melbourne 🇦🇺
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  16393. I never saw these because I stopped watching live TV when we got the internet. But "Rhonda" has been the character that AAMI has used for ages. They used the "help me Rhonda" song as a jingle in their ads for a while.
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  16394. Northern Territory
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  16395. This is a good way to show exactly how fast human civilization modernized if you watch the time line that pops up
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  16396. Quite a history of the Violet Crumble. Developed very early by the Hoadley company in South Melbourne when it had a thriving manufacturing base. The hygroscopic nature of honeycomb led Hoadley to eventually dip his bars in chocolate, to keep the honeycomb dry and crunchy. Thus, in 1913, the Violet Crumble bar was created. Took a few years to establish a market presence but by 1929 the success may have influenced Fry's in the UK to develop Crunchie. A not as good copy perhaps? Lots of upheavals in the last 50 years had Cadbury taking over lots of companies and changing recipes and dumping products with new niche companies bringing better versions back.
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  16397. Apart from that truck from Excalibur Army, there are fire-brigade Tatras with armored cabs, I think it's Force line, very cool looking. And I believe there are few fire tanks for very special tasks as well. As for games, I'm not an expert,but AFAIK you can drive a lot of stuff including cool trucks in Farm Simulator.
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  16398. 5:40. Yes, it's a mall called Złote Tarasy (in English Golden Terraces) and the big ass guitar is a Hard Rock Cafe. :) The building next to the mall is a Warsaw Central rail station (Warszawa Centralna).
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  16399. Liked the video before it started
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  16400. Never heard of this place! I imagined maybe around Adelaide would be more appropriate! Sounds like a few are still running! They need rescuing from the sun, or reused!! This proves how big Australia is, and how important our trucks and truck drivers are to us! 😂🇦🇺👍
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  16401. Gac and changan is a new chinese car’s brands in saudi arabia
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  16402. Don’t bother, the mango one was a mistake lol double coated choc all the way, maybe a dark chocolate or caramel if you’re feeling fancy 😆
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  16403. In Japan they have very tiny fire trucks because because of the small alleys. A video about would be nice
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  16404. It was a fun try :-) loved them all nonetheless. 😊 thank you
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  16405. We were stopped watching a motorcade when Dick Cheyney came to Sydney. We then ended up in a the same restaurant. He was ringed by secret service, but stopped and said "hi" as he walked past us when he was leaving.
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  16406. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from stormy Sydney! Yacht racing and Cricket on, and a few beach parties! 🧑‍🎄🌲👪🎉
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  16407. Mate it's a 5.0ltr Holden V8 and yes he's Heal and Toeing the Whole Track
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  16408. German here. I was introduced to Vegemite last summer. Can't get off the stuff anymore, it's on my sandwiches, in my lunch, I am addicted now. 😱 "Built like a real brick dunnie" is an expression I have adapted from Aussie Youtuber Dave Jones. Love it! 🤗 And it's story-time: My dad was an English teacher. I had the best source for learning at home, thus. Dad died way too early, but I got the motivation for learning the language and the kick-starter from him, so when there was an extra English course in school I took it instantly. Like in the regular lessons, I had an A there (Well, an "Eins" or 1, in Germany the notes in school are numbers, the lower the number, the better.) When advanced courses became available I took them and just shone! I was good at English! I was nineteen when a couple of friends of mine and I decided to do a 5 day trip to London. Bus rides from the Cologne train station were slow but cheap, so we took the bus, crossed the channel on a ferry at night, then on to Victoria Station. Started at 4pm on a Sunday, arrived at something like 5:30am the next day. (I have to add that I simply don't have the skill to sleep in cars, buses or trains. I thus hadn't slept over 20 hours when we got to Victoria Station..) At the ticket counter, there sat an old Londoner. Huge sideburns, some old schooly hat on and glasses that were so thick they magnified his eyes. I scratched up all English words I still had available in my sleepy head (yet approached him in good self confidence as, after all, I was really good at English!) and said: "A one-week ticket for central London, please!" The old chap replied something like "Foodlewoodlethoodle!". I heard noises that sounded remotely like the English I knew, but I couldn't recognize the words. I must have looked like my face was about to fall apart. He sighed and took a slip of paper, wrote the price down (I think it was £6 back then), held it against the window of his counter and repeated slowly and loudly what it said, so that even that thick Kraut might possibly understand it. Well, I did after all. I paid, got into our hostel room hours later. By that time my face probably really was falling apart. So much for self confidence with language you learnt in school. 🤣 That was a week to remember, I bet we left some impression with several people there. 🥳 Like, made our mark. Like when you walk through wet concrete. That kind of mark.😁 Well, we didn't lose any of our lot there, which was a lucky escape for us nutter den. I am not a big city-person, but I did fall in love with London a bit that week. But yes, I learnt that understanding the dialects of English is a key to survival for non-native speakers there and then.
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  16409. Holden man but I'm a sucker for the XF and XE falcons
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  16410. That yellow thing with the first burnout is an old rover from the UK, pretty sure they ran a 3.5lt V8. And it was obviously followed by a little red Dorito slinging Mazda
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  16411. 15:23 anytime you see sugarcane growing you know it's northern NSW or most likely Qld , the nice house mentioned here is probably owned by a "Cane Cocky" i.e. sugar cane farmer .
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  16412. Love the vids brotha
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  16413. 100% Isle of the Dead in Tassie. Pple pass out before even getting off the boat. And Hanging Rock. Also in Melb there Pentridge, a nasty gaol now converted into houses and apartments... yikes..xxxx
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  16414. It's your community Ian. Enjoy your holidays
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  16415. i think i suggested this video for you, the opening clip with the bird and snake, i dont think you noticed the little bird swooping the crow lol. the second clip is a typical moron who rides a jetski and thinks his sick. you gota love a good old aussie red light skid! also yes camry's are the freaking worse! everytime i see one i pucker a little bit
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  16416. You can get Big Red gum here in Aus. It's been a few years but I remember it being sort of peppery...
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  16417. You need a timtam scoreboard behind you during these videos to keep track of the ratings. You're off to a good start, but I know some of the big hitters are still to come, it's going to be a hell of a ride.
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  16418. Ronnie has got to be one of the most successful athletes ever. How many others have stayed competitive enough to consistently win championships in their field for 30+ years?
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  16419. Loved it. Have recently been looking back at my family photos (and slides) from 1950s to 1970s. Can't believe how cool they were back than with their cars and utes. Thanks for the great video, looking forward to more.
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  16420. The $2 and $1 coins look to be commemorative ones. Occasionally the Australian Mint will release limited edition design coins commemorating or celebrating something (which coin collectors tend to like); for a few years now the $2 has had color ink used on it for that purpose, but both $2 and $1 had standard designs - aboriginal on the $2, a mob of kangaroos on the $1 (yes, a group of kangaroos is called a 'mob' lol). Anyway, it was great to see you enjoying your gifts from Oz! Hope you do a taste testing video too. Just a note on the Anzac biscuit - which is basically made of oats and golden syrup (which tastes sort of like caramelized raw sugar in liquid form) - they can be hit or miss depending on who makes them. Coles, which is a supermarket here, makes these really soft and chewy ones which are pretty delicious, but sometimes they're hard a rock. Never heard of the brand you go, but hope you got a good one!
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  16421. Definitely have a livestream for these Ian pls 🙏
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  16422. Have a look at footage of the Ashley Forest Rallysprint and the Race To The Sky, NZ's short lived answer to Pikes Peak.
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  16423. A lot of Aussies are divided on Turkish Delights, but I love them!!
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  16424. Whoever made this list for sure seems to LOVE wheat beer. And I can't fault them, you can't really go wrong with wheat beer. But the general variation in Europe is huge, and wheat beer is only one part of it. I was a bit surprised that there were no Belgian Trappist beers on the list. I have only tried a few brands, but I sure love a Blue Chimay (9 percent alcohol, beware) and it's a pretty common brand that I assume you can find in the US. And of course Belgian cherry beers, strawberry beers and a lot of other things. I think you could easily make a list of the 20 best beers for each European country. And a list of the 100 best Belgian beers, they have such an amazing variety...
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  16425. Hey man love the videos keep it up! Nsw police also used the Ford falcon FG F6 and GTF but they where pretty rare to see like some of the other cars in this list .
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  16426. Conrod Straight is a dangerous part of the track, even though it is straight. One of the biggest crashes in Bathurst history occurred during the 1974 Bathurst 1000, when Rod McRae's Torana aquaplaned off the straight after hitting some water. The pictures on the following page give an idea of how big the crash was - luckily McRae survived. http://www.the-fastlane.co.uk/cpdb/crashphotos_view.php?page=view&editid1=5271
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  16427. They called Rod Marsh "Irongloves" and if the ball came anywhere near him the Batsman knew he was gone! He was a Legend! Shane Warne was a Master. He made the cricket ball defy gravity & physics with the spin he managed to put on it...awesome to watch. Huge losses to the World of Cricket. Condolences to both Families.
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  16428. Not the worst I’ve heard 😉😂
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  16429. A for effort I've heard akot worse then that mate.. listen to an aussie classic called Australiana by austintasous it's a fucking ripper 👌
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  16430. Look into darts too. Darts is an insanely huge sport worldwide, its the every mans kind of game especially in england where pup and dart culture goes hand in hand.
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  16431. Hokey Pokey is made from golden syrup, which is made from cane sugar.
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  16432. You need to watch some Getaway in Stockholm or Ghostrider.
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  16433. America is a great country, it has so much potential. Like all countries it's not perfect but the idea of America left by its founding fathers is something you are still trying to achieve. But I'm glad I was born in Australia I could not imagine living anywhere else.
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  16434. Hi how many miles do you get on 6 gallons just asking
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  16435. You should play the new EA Sports WRC game, it's awesome!
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  16436. A friend of mine spent a fair bit of time in the U.S. a few decades ago & about 10 or 15 years ago some of his American friends came for a visit, & he fed them Lamb chops, & they were blown away by the flavour, saying "Oh we don't eat mutton in America,! But this is great,!" And Tony said I can get plenty cheep enough, my brother growes them,. I have said many times to mate's there's nothing better than an Aussie lamb roast,!! I do veggies different, baked potato, pumpkin, carrot & onion, with peas and beans in the pot or sometimes colly & brocly in the pot. Haven't done a traditional gravy (pan juices, pinch of salt, flower and water) in years, sence the Doc put me on Colesteral pills.
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  16437. That first song was from the scared weird little guys, classic lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbjpdAA84ZM
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  16438. I think you already watched the 1988 pikes peak record but you should watch the 2013 one, the entire road has been paved and the record has been smashed by over 1’30 minutes and also in 2013 it was another record for Peugeot with the 208T16 875hp/875kg and a crazy aero package.
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  16439. Should do a video on The Bend Motorsport Park in South Australia. One of the best tracks around.
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  16440. hi ian there was a guy recent attacked by a roo went for 6 minutes attacking him worth watching to show how dangerous they can be i've hit one years ago in my car they cause a lot of damage biggest i've seen was a big red roo back in 86 must of stood over 7 feet the thing was huge
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  16441. I noticed a lot of those trucks had tri-axle rearends, heavy haulers much
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  16442. Nice to see both of you reacting to NZ content. Keep it up!
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  16443. Thank you Ian and Family . Awesome watching your Videos and your Reactions . Love from Sydney xo P.s Covid Sux
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  16444. Amazon has had issues with our government at having to collect the G.S.T. They also have a much smaller range on their Australian site. Personally I tend to use Gumtree or Buy, Swap, Sell.
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  16445. Alister McRae is younger brother of the legend rally driver Collin McRae And his driving possum Bourne rally Subaru
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  16446. Lmao, I didn't know this, so when you said "Why does Europe have zero banknotes" I thought you meant they went cashless...? I was a little confused, I thought, when did this happen?? lol..
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  16447. Ian I ain't no expert, but almost 30 years ago I made a Boomerang out of 3 ply & took it to the spot field the 1st time I threw it, it went straight & dig into the ground. Took it home sanded the edges went back threw it again 2 second throw it curved a bit but didn't come back, so back to the sander. 3rd throw it almost came back, a little bit more sanding & it came back every time. Noticed you were throwing it flat on the horizontal & a bit low, I got best results throwing it a little higher than you did & on the cortical axis. You should get better results with this advice. P.S. I still have it, & over the last 12 months I've been debating with myself wether or not to make another out of 5 ply hardwood, think I'm inspired to do it now. Best of luck with your next attempt
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  16448. As a former owner of a 2017 Suzuki Ignis I find this awesome. Very economical cars and much roomier inside than you would expect.
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  16449. Murry Walker was navigator one year for the Toyota factory team at Targa Tasmania, or was it Targa new Zealand. He would call the corners in his commentary theme. "And it's go go go" as the Camry left the line. Very entertaining. Edit. He was navigator 2 years with Collin Bond 2003 and Then Chris Amon. Both times in the Targa New Zealand
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  16450. Thank you for all your videos, i’m learning as well🤗… can’t wait to see your videos on next season F1… keep up the good work… Have a nice Thanksgiving with your family. Much love from Amsterdam
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  16451. You should take a look at Guldager trucking company and see that custom designs they have among them are Pirates of the Caribbean theame inside and out and fun fact about that is that i worked at a factory in southern Denmark where that truck came by now and again and I did look at it every time and that factory had a 100 truck rolling in and out every day so yeah 😊
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  16452. That Citroën model was Citroën C2... when they presented C2 on the Geneva motor show back in 2003, they presented it in the rally concept form and were later competing and won the JWRC championship with C2 S1600...🙂
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  16453. This is one of the best road trip vehicles ♥
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  16454. Awesome achievement due to a wonderful combination of a sense of humor great editing and interesting stories with a personal take that so many can relate to, Best thing is you and your family have stayed true to yourselves and you deserve all the loyalty you have inspired to the IWrocker Channel and the internet family that has come out of it Well done Ian and all the family you deserve this.
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  16455. Finally! Love your videos, greetings from czechia. Your pronounciation was really good, I am now learning spanish and their sounds are similar to some of ours :) Even that Ř of yours was impressive :) One correction to your "My name is Ian" would be that you said "jesem" in czech it's just "jsem". And I would like to point out that "Dobrý den" and "Ahoj" aren't really interchangable as first one is formal and is used for people you don't know, using "Ahoj" in that case would be strange or rude depending on person and situation. One good exception I think of is when you are in the boat in river (quite popular summer activity) and another boat is passing by you greet with "Ahoj" even if you don't know each other.
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  16456. We have demo derbies, speedway, stockcars and a heap of small dirt track race ways all over NZ
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  16457. Oh yeah, FYI the Cadbury's Chocolate comes in loads of different flavours. 🥳
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  16458. Check out the MKBHD video with the second Nevera delivered to the US. They build 150 of this car and he drove chassis number 6 in his video with other Supercars around. 350km/h is 217 mph
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  16459. Ok test was interesting but man you slimmed down. Respect. Good for you. Poland 7up no problem, Dr Pepper didn't exist in Poland untill 10 years ago but is in some big cities retail chains.
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  16460. Awesome stuff from everyone that sent a Parcel or 2 from Downunder as ACDC said Dynamite !..!
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  16461. The little ford you were curious about is a Ford Ka. As for clearing the low wall, the trailer has a certain amount of lift capacity so they can actually raise it up somewhat if they need to. Mammoet is pronounced Maamoot (it's dutch for Mammoth)
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  16462. Omg the Aussies love,helping people even the other side of the world good on you guys
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  16463. Being brutally honest, my corner store sausage roll is leagues better than everything I ate during my year in TX and FL. Meat broke down so quickly it became powder then mush in my mouth while any fish/seafood I tried straight up made me sick. The best Texan steak I had there was imported from Japan which says a lot. Also produce is weird and is like biting into a sweet water balloon. I've always believed that the non-gmo/organic thing was a bit of a overreaction but it's got merit in the States. (Also, you invented Coke, so why is better in literally every other country.) But I will say that outside the workplace, Americans are probably the most outgoing and social people I've ever met.
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  16464. Thanks for showing these. I'm from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 & I can say that you get drivers like this in every state. Some people drive on the road like they think they own it. I held my breath for a number of these videos. These semi-trailer are the norm in Australia. Then you get places where you have a big distance to travel to get goods & livestock between places - these are the road-trains. They can be 2, 3 trailers long. The vehicle that was behind you was a twin cab ute with a storage box on the back. These metal boxes have flaps that swing up, or you can get ones that have normal doors on, but they all have locks on. I detest these two wheel scooters. They drive them at top speed without a helmet & just expect everyone to get out of their way. They don't pay attention to anything else except where they are going. Bike riders can be just as bad especially the ones that deliver parcels, documents & food. We are not allowed hold or use phones or cameras when we are driving. They have to be in a stand mounted to your vehicle. You can use a phone in your vehicle if you have pulled over in a safe legal place, so long as your engine is off & your hand/emergency brake is on. Watching some people try to park their cars is funny.
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  16465. If you love deserts, etc, then another place you should visit is Coober Pedy. The mining town is THE opal capital of the world and people there live underground (including guest accommodation. It's somewhere I've always wanted to visit myself, and someday I will. Those notes are still in circulation/legal. I can only assume that they'd be valid until if and when the dollar should ever change into a different form of currency, much like it did back when we moved away from the pound, etc, years ago.
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  16466. Some homes there have opal mines or opals in their walls
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  16467. Thank you Ian. we need more people like you here. About time you visited. Thank you for the thoughts and respect.
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  16468. The wild thing to me about the jacks in Nascar is they get that thing in the air with only a single stroke most of the time. The weight of the throw on those things must be intense.
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  16469. Maybe you could make a video called USArocks Aussie food. I'd watch. I love watching people trying to cook unfamiliar food.
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  16470. See if you can get a Northern Territory Stubbie. The look on your friends' faces when you casually tell them you're gonna have a beer then take out a two-litre bottle will be priceless.
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  16471. It's well worth the trip to Sydney to see Vivid, so many ahh/wow moments , crowds getting a wee intense especially lining up for the ferries. Although definitely put it on your bucket list if ever coming to Australia end May - June...have you thought of a Go Fund Me page to raise funds to travel at all Ian, I'm sure your fan base might get you here...
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  16472. Better put the Aussie flag out front on a pole mate, oi oi oi
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  16473. One of my favs is Mannheim. Its castle is a university now and is 450m long (1,476.4ft)! The city center's layout was the blueprint for New York City. Works the same way too with letters and numbers, really easy to find places. The center street is called "Breitestraße" and literally translates to Broadway. Same as in NYC. The city also has a beautiful park "Luisenpark" with lots of trees, plants, art, kiosks, playgrounds and a large lake with a chill automated boat ride.
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  16474. The Pilliga State Forrest. Man eating Yowies(Bigfoot) and the Pilliga Princess highway ghost.
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  16475. 😍😁😁
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  16476. COME ON 50k What are you doing???
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  16477. mine too
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  16478. Greetings from austria. Ah, glad you're finally doing the Ford Sierra. My very first car in the early 2000s was a 1986 Ford Sierra four door, with a 105 hp, 2 liter engine with an weird computer controlled carburator. With the long wheelbase and sophisticated suspension, it was very easy to do some drifting in the winter (back then we occasionally had snow in winter). It had a faded out light green paintjob, and faded dark grey plastic front and rear bumpers, it was quite ugly. I loved it. Thank you for bringing the good memories back :D
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  16479. Any U.F.O activity out there looks a prime spot to spot one
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  16480. Even a lot of Aussie’s don’t realise koalas often fall out or trees ons if your under it there claws are razor sharp and they will tear in to you as the panic to grab hold of anything
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  16481. In Prague (video form 2:30) these cars are parked illegally. It's accually big business because these cars go to special parking lots and if the car owner wants his car back he/she has to pay a fine for illegal parking to police and also the service of parking their car elsewhere. And those parking lots charge around 40 USD per day of parking.
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  16482. A very quick look on-line here in the UK, I could only find cases of 12x330ml for £46 so just under £4 per bottle, but of course it's going to be cheaper that way than by a single bottle. Plus to get anything like that to the US is usually double what Europe pays.
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  16483. I'd give it an 8 out of 6!! 😂🥰
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  16484. Mail time, Pedro!! 🤠 You could iron and reuse the brown paper! 😉 Authentic Scania wow! 😂 (Hi Danielle! 🙋) Deutsch! 👍 Qld, a calendar car for every room! 😃 WA, baby minis, Aussie baby! 💕 Yum, Raspberry Twists! 😋 "Mel" Qld -Tim Tam's rule, "Pressies", yum, Coles books, Freddo's, Bluey for teeth, "lemon myrtle"🌿, Vegemite crisps, hot chocolates, white chocolates, macadamias, so cute (my niece's have those), drinks, "Bogan" socks, 😁, 🫂 📝 Wow, me too, 😂, 📸, 💩, 👍🤗👏 "Rozanne" 🙆 Oh, the Queen! 😪, Beautiful top, Cricket! 👍 The Great Years, where do you find these things! 🤔 Legends! WOW! 😄 Great to see the family, enjoy your treats guys! Take care! 🎁😄🎉
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  16485. Yes, There were Chrysler utes,The front of the car was the same as the Valiant sedans, But were badged as Dodge
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  16486. Congratulations dude. Love the channel and the content! You shouldn’t haven’t to explain anything to anyone. Also, I’m not sure if you’ve been asked about it yet but check out the crash at the 2020 MotoGP race at the Redbull Ring in Austria. (London, Uk)
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  16487. All we need is a beer in one hand n fairy bread in the other hand,our weapon of choice
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  16488. The three larger birds on the smaller, squat silo at 3:23 are (from left to right) a Galah, Kookaburra, and Sulfur-Crested Cockatoo. It's hard to see the small blue one on the left, but the other blue-and-black one with the long tail pointing up is a Fairy Wren (a male - the females are plain brown). Galah's are also in the Cockatoo family, and Kookaburras are the largest members of the Kingfisher family (they're the birds that laugh - if you recall the lyrebird mimicking it in an earlier video). :)
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  16489. Our cop cars were always the big local Falcons from Ford and Kingswoods and Commodores from Holden. Since they shut down in '16-'17, all sorts of cars are being used.
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  16490. Im Australian, and i can't even do this. 😂 also beautiful family you have iwrocker
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  16491. I live like 10 km from the factory where they make then. Its such a cool car to see in person. It is limited production run of a 150 and it cost about 2 million dollars. They are all sold out. In Zagreb, Croatia wher they make then yoy can see them pretty often because they test them on streets. It goes from 0-60 in 1.74 seconds and it has 1914 horsepower.
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  16492. Now you’ve already made a video on the topic. But you should search for Volvo emergency brake and find the video with a red FH and a green Bus. That’s a scary video and real life scenario but the Volvo EB actually saved the life of the kid. Nice content btw 😊 Best regards from Sweden 😊
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  16493. It doesn't matter if you're in 1000 degree heat or minus a 100 this time of year, all that matters is you are surrounded by loving family and having a great holiday 😉 on Chrissy here it's warm so we can play cricket and football and have the sprinkler going and food outside by the green gardens and swimming pool, it's heaven. 🙂
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  16494. I think they should have done it because it was crazy, just like the Daytona Charger, GLHS Omni, SRT-4 Neon & Current Demon... It is what I love about Mopar, they’ve never been scared to go to the extreme!
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  16495. As it is summer over there, and I think you got a few pavlova kits it would be nice to see you whip a pavlova and feed it to the extended family.
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  16496. They were both brilliant, excellent choice. Thankyou
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  16497. I want Roxanne to be my mum
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  16498. It blows my mind the US doesn't have honeycomb as a well known thing. I'm glad you had the chance to discover it!
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  16499. G'day Ian, dude you have to research more Aussie animals, check out the Kookaburra first. Love the video 👍
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  16500. @IWrocker Actually, the nice thing about this video is to know that there's people like you. Especially in North America. I like you.
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  16501. Also I've noticed that toilets in America have half the bowl filled with water were as here its only at the bend. Imagine the splash back on American ones... Edit wow that question was answered!!! The ozone layer did heal itself somewhat in the late 90s early 00s, once the CFC was removed from aerosol cans and fridges, it fixed itself up, but there is still a hole over Antarctica.
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  16502. Jeff/Geoff giving away his Peter Brock signed pit pass was amazing
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  16503. Those are some beautiful sounding trucks, well done :)
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  16504. Pedro said- Send more! 🤣🤣🤣
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  16505. Congratulations IWRocker family! Well deserved. 😊🎉
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  16506. If you can't chuckle at yourself, you'll hate yourself, so find the humour and have a good laugh. Good onya mate.
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  16507. Wholesome! and you deserve a lot more! You're one of the good guys!
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  16508. More please 👍🤓😁😂🤣😃🇦🇺
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  16509. And their right to the females! 😍
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  16510. An honorary ANZAC you could say. 🇦🇺 💪🇳🇿
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  16511. Finaly, I get the first comment...woo hoo. I've been watchoing you channel for ages. Thank you for taking the time to understand us Aussies, and really trying to learn about, and understand our culture.
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  16512. This place is Legendary here in Oz .. Mate you sure have some videos to view enjoy
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  16513. I’m from Victoria and I got a Lace background with my initials. It cost about $800.
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  16514. Should check the blood orange Orangina commercials too lol
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  16515. Ian and family, advertised on the TV this morning, hot cross buns, new flavour, Vegemite with parmesan cheese! Not sure you have HCB's readily available in the USA, saw a thread which said Sara Lea have them? They are very popular in Australia, Coles and Woolies, most bakeries have them. They are supposed to be eaten at Easter, but the time frame has blown out now, so as soon as Christmas is over, they are on the shelves. Plain ones are nice warmed with butter, and/or jam. Another flavour is chocolate chip.
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  16516. In regards to the fuel prices, in the UK at least nearly 60% of fuel is tax. So that pushes the price up a lot, however due to that and the environment, it has made European car companies push for better and better fuel economy WHILE maintaining good power. The speed you get from a small engined hatchback in Europe is so much faster per the size of the engine compared to USA. The US has so much oil and its so cheap that the cars can have a 5.0 liter engine that manages to only produce 200 bhp. Whereas you can get 200 bhp out of a hot hatchback with a 1.8 turbo here. The USA as usual, being wasteful to put money in massive companies pockets lol
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  16517. It’s a Pool Table Ball on shifter on the mustang as you see the engine cover
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  16518. Kinda similar to the Irish road racing series and in particular, the isle of man TT.
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  16519. I was a toddler then. Looks like Circular Quay, Sydney. All of them ..The Aust and Americans ...had a slightly more British accent. In Aust it used to be called 'Educated Aust'. Syd Opera House opened with Queen Elizabeth in 1973. My Mum started worked there in 1974 and was there almost 20 years. We got lots of free tickets!
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  16520. audi also raced and dominated the american imsa series with the audi 90 quattro.
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  16521. Ian you and your family deserve everything you get I really love you all you are awesome family love everything you do on YouTube
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  16522. Ian ! Gotta watch Yorak’s Bogan video. It’s his best one.
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  16523. Congratulations Ian on the arrival of your new baby. Hope both mother and baby are doing well.
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  16524. Dickie knee was on a show called Hey Hey its Saturday.
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  16525. And also Peter Bjorck / bjprace 240 with Lamborghini engine.
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  16526. Excellent Jeep Cherokee and Land Cruiser Thanks IWrocker
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  16527. The Australian atomic testing was done at the behest of our British Colonial master. It actually had no benefit to the Nation of Australia at all. At the time our Nation was led by a Conservative Prime Minister who did not breathe for Australia, but rather for the Monarchy of Gross Brittania... the conservative politicians of Australia laud this psychophant to this day. Indeed they seek the same obsequiesence from Australian society today. All whilst their friends are made richer and the population poorer! But I digress. The British atomic experiment was made at Maralinga in South Australia. Not upon uninhabited land, but on the land of nomadic Aboriginal tribes. What did it matter to the British if they did this, what did it matter to Australian politicians if those who suffered radiation exposure unprotected were merely Aboriginal people? Unfortunately, those of the Australian army who also took part suffered greatly... but the records of these armed service personnel are protected by Government decree to this day!
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  16528. @IWRocker In NSW around Penrith & the Blue Mountains there are many daytime sightings of Black Panthers walking through peoples bushland backyards yet in Australia we don't have any native big cats anymore but there seems to be a population of big Black Panther cats. Also at night during Spring time between September - December there are many Yowie sightings at night starting from Windsor area to Penrith all along the edge of the mountains as well as deep into the Blue Mountains.
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  16529. #cheeryripe #timtam make it happen :) yummmm❤
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  16530. I agree and no limited edition batch either needs to be permanent. They need to bring back the coffee timtams they were the best!
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  16531.  @simtekgroup3080  There's no agreement between the US and Italy on double taxation, so you'd get double taxes. The land of the free apparently doesn't want to have its citizens free from its grasp. The US are also the only country when you are forced to pay taxes just for having the citizenship, even if you live abroad.
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  16532. Man I used to play this game a lot. Nice to see you have fun!
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  16533. 5:14 is Ravensthorpe in Western Australia & the mural is called the "Six Stages of Banksia Baxteri" & 5:22 where you said, "I don't know what the hell I'm looking at" is a Seahorse. That's in Albany, Western Australia at the grain terminal on the Port.
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  16534. ❤️❤️
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  16535. I am from arab from yemsn in arab
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  16536. Have a look at Murray's face when iwrocker pauses the video for the first time
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  16537. Queensland id the " Sunshine State ". Holden has shut down it's assembly plants and no longer builds cars ,they do however still re-badge imported cars and sell them as Holdens . It seems the name still has that magic Capitalist power , gotta stay on the gravy train Ian.
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  16538. Great video ! Next time if you could react to the Ferrari 333 SP that would be awesome.
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  16539. Welcome to europe at 3:05 You get it as a manual or it is not even really a car (at least that's the German way haha)
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  16540. been linking roger to rocker since i first seen his vids maybe he will do it this time haha
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  16541. Spezi is just a mix of Cola and Orange Soda. It is a german drink, but especially popular in Bavaria where the company is from. Growing up in Munich, I'm used to ask for Spezi when i ask for a Cola/Orange Mix (since there are other mixed Sodas like that, for example Coca-Cola's MezzoMix). The brand name is synonymous with Cola/Orange Soda in Bavaria. The name itself is also a bavarian term, in our dialect it basically means "friend" ;) Very, very popular. If you go to a beergarden and don't want to drink alcohol or beer, you'll most likely drink a Spezi (or Apfelschorle, a mix of sparkling water and apple juice).
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  16542. I drink US beer when it is really hot and i want to rehydrate myself more than i want a beer. It really works in that context, and half a slice of lemon on the rim just makes it work.. That is where it shines, you can drink it fast and it is refreshing. It is not really a beer, more like a beer drink.
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  16543. The beautiful area? Orroral valley tracking station. The giant round concrete pads are where the radio dishes were. I live close by.
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  16544. Check out the hand made Britten motorbike that John Britten from NZ made and was raced in the Battle of the Twins in Daytona International Speedway
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  16545. Hi Ian, try David Hauser GP2 St Ursane Les Rangiers. Home race to me but also one of the best in Europe.
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  16546. That skyline is looking North to Surfers Paradise from Coolangatta, which is on the QLD & NSW border at the Southern end of Gold Coast.
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  16547. Was watching one of my favourite anime, this is worth stopping though.
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  16548. I dont know about lately, but Aus and the US used to have war games once a year and man for man we often kicked your ass. Just sayin
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  16549. Jeez that was good mate. I wish you and the family had the time and money to experience this. I think i said before, i would be excited for you to arrive in Darwin and drive South thru the guts, stop and have a beer at some of the outback pubs. An experience you would take to your g..ve mate. P.S. been there done that.
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  16550. it is called cape york for anyone interested
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  16551. Haha, Saul's plates.
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  16552. Finally! This is what I subbed for all those months ago. I enjoy your regular content about trucks, but this is the icing on the cake ;-) Was a fun one, took me back to my own first experience with the game. Keep'em coming, don't care if it's here or another channel. Not a fan of streams or vods of streams, engaging with the audience while playing takes away from the content in my opinion.
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  16553. I work as a coachdriver in Norway. And nothing in these clips is a surprise for me.
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  16554. Ian, have you got a bottle of wine in your house? It goes into the hole on the aboriginal painted wooden piece! Luke’s red pouch is actually a pencil case. And we say “pore-pore-“ for Pawpaw. The ointment is very good for dry lips and minor skin irritations.
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  16555. My old hometown! My folks still live near the museum. Visited the museum in 2015. I’m not much into trucks but this was something else, and really fascinating. If you ever get here Ian, it’s a MUST to visit for a car enthusiast like yourself ❤️ Haven’t looked at the original video but I hope they showed the emu made of gears!
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  16556. It's so great you did this! Awesome! - enjoy! And of course Budweiser Budovar is a great beer, another awesome von Czechia is "Pilsener Urquell" - the German name is the result of the Kingdom of Bohemia having been right next to and part of the Holy Roman Empire and later a prestige crown province of the Austro-Hungarian Empire - this is the original Pilsener... from ...Pilsen ( Plzeň). As for German beer - avoid Berliner Weiße, tastes like bad 'Murican beer, most everything else is great, I think a couple of the larger ones are somewhat widely available in The States - try a Hefeweizen and a Schwarzbier, both "something different" from respectively Bavaria and "the East", both great! Best regards Raoul G. R. Kunz
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  16557. Hi Ian, my husband always say "his" bus is his living room. On snowy streets chains are obligatory and winter tires of course. Bus drivers are always on their way to world domination. It`s not a job, it`s a mission.
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  16558. G'day mate, those circular things he talking about successfully seperating are mosquito coils which are notoriously difficult to separate without breaking...he did well🤣🇦🇺👍🇺🇲
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  16559. God damn man I am showing my age lol, I am from Melbourne and have never seen this style of dancing ever. really cool. lol
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  16560. 3:54 pronounced "paddy-melon" here. 6:20 Yep, Vegemite should be on every preppers list. 15:35 looks like a Redgum
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  16561. Totally true ! I have to add that the third pedal is the "handbrake" ! You can release it with a handle... 60's...
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  16562. Thanks for the updates guys - Danni looks absolutely stunning... you carry so well ! I think the kids are going to be so sweet - especially Andrew... I think he's already practicing being a big brother. Emma is going to be such a great helper... We are so happy for you - your family was already awesome and this little addition is just going to make it all the better! Rest up whilst you can Danni - stay safe !
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  16563.  @Aaron_Hanson  no, a split rim is where the rim is literally cut in half and bolted together. Split rims mean you don't need to use a machine or struggle with hand tools to force the tire over the rim, you simply slide each half of the rim in and bolt them together. But once the tire is inflated, it's pushing the two halves of the rim out, so you had better hope you bolted the rims correctly, the bolts aren't fatigued etc or they can split apart and send a big piece of metal flying with 100psi of force. You can have split rims that are also spider rims, but that's not always the case. No modern truck uses either split rims or spider rims, you'll only find them on older trucks.
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  16564. Thanks for checking this out Ian. I think you will also be very interested in the Skoda Yeti and it's 4x4 capabilities. There are quite some videos on YouTube of people taking it off-road.
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  16565. Promite and melted cheese on toast
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  16566. Try putting an egg (fried/poached/however) on Vegemite toast. Yummy!!
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  16567. WE NEED more videos about POLAND
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  16568. AFAIR: The Only thing that is considered a Bad move and can have you DQ''ed is to the hit the Drivers door. Everything else is fair game.
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  16569. Jet sprint boats are awesome, 0 to75mph in 2 seconds and guzzle about 4 gallons per minute and all in a 14 ft boat
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  16570. Madeira Island is the bitchest airport because of cross-winds. The pilots must have a certification to be allowed to land there. The sideways maneuver is called crabbing, and it's meant to point the nose to the wind right till the wheels touch the ground.
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  16571. Your pronounciation of Le Touquet is actually quite OK, Ian !
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  16572. The thing most Americans dont get about Australians is our humour . No one takes themselves too seriously and anyone who cant laugh at themselves will have the piss taken out of them mercilessly by their mates. We hate authority , snobs, and anyone who thinks they are a little bit better than the rest of us. That probably comes from being under British aristocracy rule for so long. But we are loyal to our mates and straight shooters, if we are making fun of you it means we like you . Aussie Aussie Aussie .
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  16573. Thanks for pointing out Tassie (Tasmania) was missing it seems we get missed out a lot more then you would expect!
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  16574. I have a vague memory of White tractors and trucks in Australia. Hendrickson is famous for their load sharing suspension design used in so many trucks.
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  16575. Check out GAZ 66 and Ural and Zil trucks.
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  16576. 👍🌷
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  16577. The fact that you said brekky makes me proud
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  16578. The Walkies look so much better in person than in pictures. The colour they all came out in is really a stunning shade of blue too,
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  16579. Vyškov Auto rota 2002. Who is more😁 I experienced, drove, serviced. It's a machine! I know a lot about V3S. It is an immortal machine. And there are not a few of us in the Czech Republic who know this. Thanks for the video. A memory of service for the Czech Republic.
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  16580. by now you must be thinking...hmmm....Australia is AWESOME
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  16581. Flamin' Hot Twisties were my favourite growing up. I was so sad when they got discontinued. :(
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  16582. Glad you had some time off Ian. Excited for more content! 👍👍
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  16583. @Jesse Stone  Thanks buddy. 👍👍
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  16584. 💝Congratulations to all your family on the birth of Sydney.. 💝 She is gorgeous. Watching Emma and Andrew grow up has been wonderful and now we have another little Rocker to watch grow up. Cheers from Australia
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  16585. Born and bred in Sydney, and since being in California, I have trouble saying certain words and being understood. For some reason, the number 8 has become a big issue. I get funny looks when I say, 'eight' as if I spoke a foreign language. There's an 8 in my phone number, so when I have to say it at stores for a store discount account, as soon as I say the 8, I get the usual, "Sorry, what was that?" ... "Eight" ... "Sorry, what?" ... "Eight" ... "Ummm, well.. I'll just punch the discount in." That was an actual transaction conversation at a CVS store.
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  16586. That first sidecar racing track was ridiculous with those tight turns and small track! 😮 We do love our hot rods, burnouts, crash derby's, bikes and all kinds of truck racing! 😁
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  16587. Excited that you got chicken salt. Disappointed that out of 3 (so far lol) none have been my preferred brand: Mitani. The original and the best! All chicken salt is good though so I have no doubt you'll enjoy!
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  16588. You all should move here as you’ll all be loved here Down Under 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹
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  16589. Nice content, fun to watch! Some facts about Scania, if I may: as beautiful as they are - designed by Bertone, one of my favourite design houses - they are extremely low at the front bumper! It results in many delays in cargo deliveries due to incidents on poor roads (at least here in Romania, as testified by their drivers).
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  16590. I'm Malaysian, but based on my experience in Australia, I say they have more options for indoor heating. I've been to homes with central heating, external electric heater units, external steam heaters that you fill with water & also wall mounted element heaters that have a glowing heated element like in an electric stove / rechargeable lighter.
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  16591. Well I'm from Germany and Aldi is pretty nice sure Prefer Rewe or my local store chain tegut more though although it's more expensive
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  16592. Bro, get that Ford Bronco! Looks beast! I'm considering a older f150 5.4 triton for a winter beater. I heard they got some decent torque to em
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  16593. Good stuff mate! You're just about an honorary aussie. If there was some wind it would have come back 🤠
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  16594. My dad had a yellow LX SLR5000 four door and a green A9X four door both from the old Dwyer's Holden in Wollongong. The A9X he sold a few years later for $16k, double what he played new. If only for foresight, the same A9X was last sold for over $260k last year. The yellow SLR5000 is still getting around too.
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  16595. You can get this Audi 90 IMSA GTO as a regular Hot Wheels Modell, maybe its allready out there in the Shops or in the following releases this year. Greetings from a 1/64 Diecast Collector from Germany. 😄
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  16596. ​ @waynepurcell6058  I didn't write "in parts of the USA" for nothing. I didn't say the entire USA cause then your now useless comment would have actually made sense. Have a good day.
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  16597. R.I.P Murray Walker, a voice from my childhood and one of the reasons I love motorsport so much. Truly a legend in his field. Can’t say enough about the man.
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  16598. I believe your spot on, going to concrete cesspools is asking for drama
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  16599. Thats right bro bundaberg rum will make sparrows fight emu's 😄😃🤣😂😅. 👍🤠
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  16600. Hi Ian & family, I've been enjoying your channel for about a year now. Always love watching your vids especially the Aussie based ones lol. You have such a lovely family. Have a great week, and yeah, that Skoda was pretty cool. 😀
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  16601. You're right about him being fun, he loved the party lifestyle and the nightclubs!
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  16602. I recommend the movie RUSH it’s pretty cool. It’s about Nikki lauder and James hunt and directed by Ron Howard.
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  16603. It's the most beautiful place I've ever been. I'm truly privileged to have been able to play mermaids as a little girl at Lake Mac
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  16604. Illegal Tim tam racket. 🤣
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  16605. The near moment you said "There is alot still to learn, what I see here I am lost" was right about when Lewis Hamilton won his first championship except it was a roller coaster of moments.Brazill last race of the year Felipe Massa a Brazillian who was in the points to win he was ahead of Hamilton crowds cheering for their home native Massa and the maths said if Massa is first and Hamilton is 6th Felipe is the champion. He crosses the finish line and was Champion....for 39 seconds, Hamilton is 6th and in traffic the rain has fallen and caused issues were Timo Glock starts slowing down and Hamilton passes him for 5th then a few corners later over the line as a World Champion. To the dismay of the Brazilian fans, to Massa's family, Ferrari Pit Crew (an Engineer smashes into a wall out of rage) and worst of all Massa himself as everyone was so sure he was the world champion at that time.
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  16606. 😂😂 Australia is unique and beautiful 💜
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  16607. To explain, it wasn't actually the gravel trap that made him roll, there's a small section that has a mound of grass there and when he hit it sideways it caused the car to roll
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  16608. cos i'm known as santa, i have the number plate on my bike as SC001 with white letters and a white boder on a red background...i ride a kwaka vn1500 vulcan nomad and i wrap about a half km of tinsel on it and currently have about 1000 solar powered fairy lights on it
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  16609. Dude, you would shit your pants in on one of these things, I've done this on the Phillip Island circuit and it was nuts!!
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  16610. I reckon the rust belt for Australia is the entire coastline, nothing lasts long that close to salty water.
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  16611. 'Mainies' refers to driving up and down the main street. where i live in NZ we used say they were 'doing hot laps' as they'd do a circuit down the main street and back up the back streets.
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  16612. W 427 is a very rare Car. Dodge Viper no might have been a few here but not sold in numbers.
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  16613. firstly, before i watch as a proud aussie !!! ...what the hell is that hat !!! GO NSW !!! remember Bathurst is in NSW ...lets continue
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  16614. 4:50 Yep 😎 and i have a collection of our unique plants in my garden I have a bottlebrush tree, a native Eleocarpus sp. and i have a Banksia sp. and and a few grevillea hybrids 🙂 as well as some tea tree shrubs (they’re very surprisingly closely related to the bottlebrush, considering they look nothing alike And then Dianella sp. grasses to add pops of colour, ohh and i cant forget my native violet, Viola Banksii to add colour
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  16615. Cheers to down under from Bavaria / Germany :elbowcough:😎
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  16616. Hi IWrocker, love seeing the families reactions to Aussie snacks and gifts. Just wanted to give a huge shout out to your dad. The joy on his face watching the kids with their presents reminds me of my late grandfather. If only there were more caring people like him, the world would be a better place. all the best from Brisbane QLD.
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  16617. Ian, Maaaate! Never place any credence in any channel that uses an AI voiceover. If you can't voice ya own channel there's a problem. Cricket: LA has some 30 cricket teams some of which are really, really good and would stand up in a "warehouse" league here (that;'s the top of the amateur leagues). When we can beat y'all in baseball, then I'll be impressed! Lamb: Yeah lamb tastes nice, very nice but the fact is, you are killing something that's had maybe 10 weeks of life, and to me that doesn't seem fair. Same reason I don't eat a lot of veal. That's beside the point tho, who cares who eats more of what? Liveability: how do you quantify that? Yup, a lot of Americans from big cities would think Melbourne was a very nice p[ace indeed, they may even like it over and above their home town but folk from small-town USA would, like me, think it a craphole. It all depends on what you think is ideal living. To me, it's a great place to go shopping but I'll stick to my little Queensland town of some 800 people for living. Snakes, that subject (everything here is out to kill you) is an entire rant on its own so I'm not even beginning now. Peace out.
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  16618. I can still remember the day Henri Toivonen died. It was early summer in 1986 and i can even remember where i was at that moment the news came out of radio. What a talent he was. Absolutely the fastest driver at that time. He was also a real gentleman. RIP champion.
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  16619. Been to New York twice and love it, I felt so safe there, I love the people. LA however, man there are SO many crazies and homeless, did not feel safe half the time I was there.
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  16620. I sure have a few times Ian, the best one I saw was done by a teenager, we were coming back from a long day at the Gold Coast Indy(in 2002) and the teen was on the bus and performed the haka for the people on the bus and the whole bus applauded his performance. The Gold Coast Indy was held at the Surfers Paradise street circuit that was hosted by Aussie's supercars and also the ChampCar(CART) series were the pinnacle of the event.
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  16621. Walter Röhrl's rally car was the first Audi with all-wheel drive.
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  16622. Those roads are someones daily road to homestead... on some onboards we can clearly see mailboxes on the side of a gravel... let that sink in folks ;) Finland is a natural forge of gravel/snow rally drivers (through the winter they drive on short studded tyres).
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  16623. I saw this years ago….Legendary…..❤️ it Ian….keep it up….Cheers….💖🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  16624. My Son works at Walkinshaw
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  16625. At one time Australia had the fastest 4 door sedan the Ford GTHO phase 3 look it up you will not be disappointed
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  16626. Congratulations guys and welcome to the world Sidney!!!!
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  16627. 💯👌🏽 dude definitely donate too others if use have too much only because I can guarantee you will get fresh ones and I personally love them frozen love the videos
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  16628. G’day Ian. Just popping in to say Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. And of course a special hi to little Sydney from Sydney Australia.
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  16629. Looks like a nice motor museum. Love the time when car makers had their own identity and character, not afraid to be bold. There's a fun video called happy journey featuring a Tatra 603 you might enjoy.
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  16630. In the Australian summer we're actually a bit closer to the sun because Earth's orbit is slightly elliptical. 👍
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  16631. Šťastné a Veselé Vánoce
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  16632. 👍🏼👍🏼 check out glasshouse mountains Ian, some cool features close to two major cities
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  16633. Hello from Austria! A couple of years back, I had the great pleasure to meet an Australian couple in the museum I work at. It was the middle of April and had started to snow heavily that morning. Both were extremely happy to not only see snow for the very first time in their lives, but to experience Vienna in snow on their first day in Austria. I jokingly told them to not show how glad they were to other people, because we were getting fed up with winter by that time and they might have to run for their lives from irate Viennese. (Yes, our humor and jokes are very slightly black)
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  16634. Pedro the professional pourer and bottle opener and sampling ❤
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  16635. You should get Pedro to cook Mexican food
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  16636. That guy was so funny always saying he ain't gonna make that telling me my truck wouldn't make it lol I need to pay you to make me a video like that with my truck lol
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  16637. Hey IWrocker Fam another way is to make Tim Tam's cookie ice cream all you do is finely chop each biscuit with sharp knife the incorporating through vanilla ice cream or your favourite flavour
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  16638. I am just outside Stockholm. I was out walking this afternoon. I photograph a tree every now and then, been doing that for nearly 20 years. In all sorts of weather. Today we had snow and -13C. So, a chilly promenade it was.
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  16639. I love your videos. Why isn't Pedro in this one though? :(
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  16640. Damn, different flavors of Bundaberg? Wow, here in Germany we also only get the ginger variety like you said.
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  16641. My first car was red Skoda Felicia just like in brochure, surprisingly spacious and amazing in snow
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  16642. Have you heard of or come across Scottish brewer Innis & Gunn? They make a range of beers my favourites being their Whisky and Rum cask beers, they are beers stored in old whisky and rum oak casks so take on the flavours. Their Lager is very nice too.
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  16643. Hey mate.. great to see my region getting air on YouTube.. lovely part of Victoria
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  16644. Keep up the good work Ian, but remember to take your time and hurry up mate 🙃
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  16645. Lithgow here. Take care, my brothers & sisters & stay safe. i know what it's like to be in an emergency. My town was on the front line in the 2019/20 bushfires. Thank you, Ian, for your kind words. Thoughts and prayers to everyone
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  16646. Yeah now we just need to see Ian in a pair of budgie smugglers on the beach saying like Paul Hogan did on the old advert come to Australia we will even put a few extra shrimps on the Barbie for ya 🤣🤣
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  16647. Spectacular place. I’m half Italian and video reminds me it’s time to go visit home and Europe this year !:)
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  16648. and his name was slang for. "Hey mate , your walking a bit strange", "yeah i got a dickie knee"
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  16649. Hey Ian, love your channel. With the work life balance, I get five weeks paid leave per year plus all of our public holidays. I guess this is how a lot of us can travel for longer periods. 😊😉
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  16650. Greats from Germany. Würth is not a German producer. Its only a Reseller with a brand. Knippex ore Stahlwille is produced in Germany
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  16651. Amazing! Couldn't go to a more deserving family!
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  16652. G'day Ian wondering if you could do a video telling us your thoughts on the upcoming truck blockades that are going to occur on the 31st of August I am genuinely interested in your opinion check out we support Australian truck drivers Facebook group to find any information you require mate and if you do it I will share it straight across to the group looking forward to an honest intelligent American reaction
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  16653. You should come to Portugal watch the rally ^^ You would be in "Your zone":family , cars , beers and grill xD See this year flat out: https://youtu.be/EFJClQHIFQ4
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  16654. That was unexpected. Very fun to see you so enthousiastic about a "normal" car. I am Dutch. So I see european cars all the time obviously. Thanks Michael for providing the subject. (Please tell your cameraman to work on his health if he can. Health is important and he sounded very short of breath. )
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  16655. In the 70's we had Chrysler Chargers as police cars, I also remember the ford F100's used as "paddy waggon's"
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  16656. If you think Australia has a lot of kitkat flavours check out the Japanese kitkats and their crazy flavours, there are YouTube videos on them.
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  16657. 11:01 last nice looking Ferrari was the 458. IMHO.
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  16658. Im sure youve checked Dakar! Im surprised at your surprisedness!
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  16659. West Aussie here but growing up I never called them Guernsey or Jersey . I only heard people refer to them as Jumper. Guernsey and Jersey sound a bit posh.
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  16660. ..i was semi-truck driver in Europe.. 2x per week we could drive 10hours.. i was with a fridge..most of times mars chockolats.. 90km/h is the speed (80km/h+10% tolerance)..so trucks all same speed, nomater how much we put acelerator down, they are electronicly restricted..I had some episodes of low bridges.. there are some cool videos of skillfull drivers..i love them!
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  16661. He was amazing to watch live, you could visually see where he was faster than anyone else, Schumacher was the first person sportsman to crack 1 billion dollars in earnings .
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  16662. 2:45 Yes, I live very close near them. I live in a village and when I cycle to school in the spring, I drive past dozens of tulip fields. It's really beautiful to see all those different colors. Come up with a color combination and it will be there. Absolute beautiful
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  16663. this reminds me of the stuff you can get at our cold rock stores (ice cream parlour chain)
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  16664. You should really check out Swedish Emergency vehicles. A lot of Europe is like Budapest, a lot of Europe is like Germany with the Mercedes, Audi, BMW, Skoda and so on. Sweden will be a little different because you'll see some of that, but you'll also see A LOT of Volvos and some cool Scania/Volvo firetrucks too.
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  16665. 11:00 - 1st generation Focus RS with four-wheel drive was offered in Germany since 2002, 2nd generation since 2004, 3rd since 2011.
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  16666. Hey Ian, if you like didgeridoo listen to a song by Yothu Yindi "Treaty" A band using traditional instruments and modern guitars. It won a major music award in Australia at the time.
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  16667. Thought you got kidnapped bro.
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  16668. A 60-40 weight distribution is ideal for track use, because the weight shifts under braking forward so a 50-50 distribution is achieved, and under acceleration 70-30 because it’s better to have more weight on the back to get more grip. 😁
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  16669. Bianca is an Australian who married? Kanye. Finally realized her big mistake.
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  16670. Yeah, I also think it's a hoax. It was funny watching all the fan-boys at the reveal ooo-ing and ahhh-ing at a huge pile of garbage my kid could have drawn lol. And like you, I love Tesla vehicles. Nearly bought a model 3 but could'nt wait that long for a car. I look forward to your "told you so" video soon.
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  16671. We have a speedway only about 5km from were I live (Perth Motoplex), you can hear them on a clear night!
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  16672. That's insane and bloody stick steer at that speed, WOW ! ! !
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  16673. That was very hard , poor Ian lol
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  16674. Every country does some things well, and every country has areas that need improving
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  16675. You guys are soo fun, enthusiastic and always in good spirits <3 Also thats an awesome mancave...please do the 3 hour special, throwing in a few beer-tests in the mix (y) Keep up the good work, and please bring back Pedro in the mix as weel. Skål = cheers from Denmark.
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  16676. At 2:20 the yellow car is a Mark 1 Ford Escort which is closely followed by a blue Mark 2 Ford Escort. I think in the US the Mark 1 VW GOLF was badged as a RABBIT and as a CARIBE in Mexico. Yes, there's loads of cars on here even I struggle to identify. It was great fun to watch.
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  16677. A little hint……… Lamb for Beginners…………. Never , Ever…… use a microwave on lamb. Cheers from Downunder 👍🇦🇺🇺🇸😷😷
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  16678. Hi from Australia Pedro!
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  16679. I started going out in Surfers in 1988 when I was 15 😂😂 They use to check ID but we knew people etc. I've never been a fan of Schoolies, but back then you still had the Playroom 🤘 Benson's had the 70's light up dancefloor, Players was a night club with $1 drinks(not a strip club like in later years) Diamonds night club was advertised on the TV game show Perfect Match. The Penthouse was always a dive. Aussie Joe Bugner worked on the door of The Avenue. There was many a good time there.
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  16680. So glad to see you enjoying your pre birthday celebrations 🍾 have a great time with your family and friends.
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  16681. Cheers to the whole IWrocker family for making and maintaining the IWrocker channel/s, and in the process making our day a little brighter. Cheers.
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  16682. You don’t need to explain yourself. Congratulations to you and your wife in your pregnancy 🎉 Your channel is great, and as you said you create content that you love and it shows and it’s why people subscribe. Keep doing what you are doing. 😊
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  16683. 🔴 Ok, you're almost an Aussie now❗
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  16684. We just had a major scooter accident in the last couple weeks. He was tearing down the footpath about 40kms/ hr and a lady walked out of a salon on her phone after getting her nails done, they went flying. Had footage of it on the news. The scooter rider( about 16 male) not insured and ran off. She copped a broken cheek bone, 2 broken collar bones and ribs, and had just finished Chemo. She needed several operations. This was in WA Perth.
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  16685. David Bowden has an amazing collection of old race car's thank God he has them who knows where they might have ended up.
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  16686. I would KILL for a hot straight 6 valiant. My God, just listen to it. It's amazing!
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  16687. So glad you did this so quickly after I suggested it 👍 Really enjoyed the video 👍👍👍
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  16688. McDonalds is what we call Maccas, also McCafe was born in Melbourne
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  16689. Glad you ran across this. Delve deeper in these boats, there are some insane boats and crazy races out there. You've watched the sprint boat races too, haven't you? I just started watching that a little bit. So many differnt kinds of boat racing, it's cool.
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  16690. Hi, i'm German. And yeah, there is no best beer. If you visit Germany someday, go to the Pfalz, south from Cologne. I'm from Mecklenburg Vorpommern and trust me... Nice people, good beer and wine. And the valley is incredible.
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  16691. Y'know, in this world of shit we find ourselves in these days, it's great to see people just being, well, people. You've got a beautiful family there mate, cherish them with everything you've got. You're a lucky man.
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  16692. You gotta react to Lord Howe Island Ian,it's fantastic.Spend a night on each Australian island and it will take 22.5 years!
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  16693. Should recycle the Tim Tam wrappers and use it as a wall decoration of all the flavours
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  16694. Lived in NSW years ago and went out to Bathurst. Had a Series 2 RX7 back then and took it around the track a few times. Even though I had to try and stick to the speed limit it was still awesome to drive around. As most people say you don’t get an appreciation for the gradient of the climbs on TV.
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  16695. Merry Xmas to you all from Port Stephens Oz. 🐨🦘🎄🤶🦃
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  16696. I love the 60s, 70s and 80s more so as well mate. But definitely gotta respect the driving behind that clip!
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  16697. YES! I HAVE BEEN WAITING TO SEE YOU DO THESE 🤩 You should also check out Oran Park truck racing from the late 90s best childhood memories there 😊
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  16698. The roulette wheel advertising my home bad homburg. The casino 😂
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  16699. That was a blast from the past. I remember hanging over the school fence as a kid yelling out "hey charger" when one went past. My brother had one about 12 years later. It was that burnt orange colour too. I'm sure it had a darker top but I can't quite remember. I'd have a photo here somewhere if I could be bothered looking :D
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  16700. Number Plates front and back must be shown Nationwide the only vehicle that only show a rear number plate is Motorbikes.
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  16701. good choice with moza! its high quality and will last for a hella long time
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  16702. The thing you thought was a bug is a sea dragon , like a sea horse just alot more fancy looking lol
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  16703. Wow what a flashback cheers for that 🍻
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  16704. You were definitely a true blue aussie in a past life mate
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  16705. I love to see which ones you'll enjoy! I'm with you both on the allsorts and the chocolate black licorice twists. Glad you loved the Rocklea Road block! The mint balls are my hubby's favs. Wait till you can try the orange balls - very like Jaffa.
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  16706. I never get the people seeing a tornado and staying where they are or even moving towards it, filming. The worst is staying at the window, while debris is flying around. 😅 Our houses are pretty well built. Many have basements. But even when they don’t there should be some small room or corner far away from the windows, that is well protected. When you hear about tornadoes, they mostly damage roofs. I think one relative once witnessed a tornado at home. She said it was loud, everything went dark in one moment and the rain came from weird angles. And afterwards she saw trees missing outside.
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  16707. I visited the Mille Miglia ten years ago. There were so many of these, that you could come to the idea that these were "bread and butter" cars back then.
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  16708. Would love to see this of New Zealand bro! ❤ 🔥
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  16709. 6:41 Watson Lake in Canada is minus 44. Thats insane & since I live in Newcastle NSW Australia it's not a temp I can even imagine.
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  16710. My man, you don´t know what a christmas „treat“ is if you have never tasted Vanillekipferl (vanilla crescents). They are the heaven of german/austrian/bohemia bakery. I would totally bake you a boatload if I would be sure they would survive the long shipment unharmed ;D
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  16711.  @IWrocker  You talked over one important point about this Maximum. It was done during the World Championships in 1997 at the Crucible in Sheffield, England, which meant that he earned £147,000 for the 147-break plus £10,000 for the highest break of the tournament. In 1997 that equaled $248,400, or $480,000 today. Not bad for five minutes worth of work. In April the season ends with the World Championships at the Crucible. Most, if not all, matches will be showed on various YouTube channels, the earlier matches live, the later ones delayed a few hours. Some channels show entire matches, some only the highlights. Despite O'Sullivan being a world class player back in 1997, he is still going strong and is considered to be one of the absolute favourites to take the World title for an eighth time at the age of 48. The final is played in four sessions over two days as best of 35 frames. Treat yourself to some of O'sullivan's matches; you won't regret it. Other players to watch: Mark Williams, Gary Wilson, Shaun Murphy, Kyren Wilson, Luca Brecel (defending World Champion). Have fun. I know that I will.
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  16712. A heavy loaded V8 going uphill, THAT sounds like a thunderstorm
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  16713. Watched this clip hundreds of times, never gets old or boring. Love the Cleveland's❤💪
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  16714. PLOPP...the sound that you never will forget: Northern German bottled beer Pilsener called Flensburger or Flens... Werner like it 🤘😋👍. Greetings from northern Germany ❤
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  16715. EPIC stuff mate to all that sent parcels just f$C$king AWESOME!! My favourites are the XB interceptor fully sick and Blown and the aussie notes don't put them in the pool room get a safe!!! Thanks for the share!!!
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  16716. Your last one was LAMINGTON FINGERS , basically the same but smaller
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  16717. Agro was lucky Woke Leftists weren't around in his day.
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  16718. I live about an hour from Bathurst - actually going there today. I've been around the circuit in a bus and my husband and I have driven it a couple of times.
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  16719. A bit of Aussie slang has crept into the US, mostly through movies, Aussie actors, directors etc:.. also the wave when you’re driving is really just a one finger salute while both hands are still on the wheel.
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  16720. Nazdrovje from the Netherlands proost !
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  16721. I’ve been drinking VB since l was fourteen. How does the alcohol content of VB compare with full strength American beer? Loving your videos guys!!
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  16722. We don't prank in Australia, we take the piss out of people ,big difference.
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  16723. PORSCHE 935K aka Moby Dick. Beautiful piece of German history. The looks, engine warm-up, running idle, and eventually unleash it's flame spitting abilities.
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  16724. This is a 1970s car with mod-cons, a British classic 👌
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  16725. Panel Vans are also known as Shaggin’ Wagons…!
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  16726. Cairns is pronounced cans! Helpful tip!
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  16727. The temperature in NZ varies quite a lot' part's of the south island have higher summer temperatures than the north island ' (similar to Australia where the southern states are hotter than northern states in summer) and part's of the north island are hotter than other parts. In the deep south region of Central Otago summer temperatures have at times been as high as about 111 degrees Fahrenheit ' but the temp's have got cooler there over the last 15 years or so ' in January and February it still regularly gets to about100 degrees Fahrenheit ' (also you would probably be surprised that a lot of central otago is rugged and rocky like american desert)the same region in winter is cold but nothing like north american or Canada cold.
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  16728. Jimmy Rees he was our childhood.
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  16729. The Auto Union was a combination of Audi, Horch, DKW, Wanderer. After WWII they included NSU which build a lot of motor cycles and cars in WWII. They build 1 cylinder 500 cc as a NSU 501 in the 1930s.
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  16730.  @kevkoala  Definitely! He loves his 4x4 stuff.
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  16731. I love to have a beer with Kevin, cuz Kevin’s me mate. Good on ya Kev. 🇦🇺❤️‍🔥
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  16732. They are all cool. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  16733. 2020 stroller 😂 great video mate. Loved the ‘trucks’.
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  16734. We actually get more snow in Aus than Switzerland does. I like the red Ute and Pedro's old Carby fed beast, but mate, bugger the v8 Chevy crap, you need some big turbo diesel in ya life. We NEED to see Pedro doing a Tim Tam slam our brother from another mother. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  16735. so it kind of depends on the engine.. holden, ford, chev, and crysler engines all have their distinctive sound. early fords were windsors and around 1970 they changed to cleveland v8s.. then changed back to windsors in 95, upgraded to the "boss" v8 engine in the ba falcon, which was the 5.4l block you used in your mustangs and ford australia decided to put your f150 lightening/ford gt heads on that block to make it a "boss" v8.. they later upgraded to the coyote and voodoo engines for the last gen..... holdens had a very distinctive firing order and often sounded quite raspy and responsive and were easy to make sound like a monster for the 308/253ci v8's( even if its bark is worse than its bite).. holden later upgraded to the ls chev motors around 2000 with the vt commodore.. i dont really have to explain what a ls sounds like to you.. and probably the same for the cryslers.. personally im a fan of the nice tuned 4v 302 cleveland v8.. another US based engine but with a unique aussie twist. we developed the cleveland with a 302ci/4.9L crank.. we also got the 351 in 2v and 4v and rarely got the 400ci clevelnd in the f-trucks
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  16736.  @IWrocker  . Her truck at idle had the same tone and burble as the 5.0 Holden V8 from the 70's-90's, weird how older V8's had a unique sound, and you could tell the engine just from the sound. Your family has some pretty cool "rigs", but a Holden Ute would look like a "pup" next to these big dogs. Great video as always, and great family, you're a lucky guy. Cheers!
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  16737. 351 Cleveland punching out 550 bhp approx for that year
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  16738. I'm glad to see the Fisherman's Bastion too, greetings from Hungary!
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  16739. You did extremely well again! 👍👍👍❤❤❤️
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  16740. Good on you, mate. It's nice to be recognised by your big brother, we are always here for you guys. Regards Norm in Sydney.....
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  16741. Sorry for the spoiler alert, but there is another on-board video of the same car when it's windscreen collapses. On the same weekend too , I think. For a spectators perspective of Mount Panorama, check out LFB Motorsport on YouTube.
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  16742. my stepdad used to be pit crew for a new zealand driver when WRC still ran in perth. he also best friends with the manager of gazoo racing as they both love restoring a particular rally car and when he goes on a rally tour he tries to catch up. he joked that rally finland was basically cars and vodka lol.
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  16743. Chucking back a box of Chicken Shapes whilst watching a pack of fn useless units go nuts on the roads. Ian you have reached Peak Aussie. lolz
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  16744. Hello Ian I hope to send you a letter at the end of this week you should get it in mid autumn and to you Roxanne the Queen of gift giving it just goes to show how proud that I am to be an Australian born and rasied.
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  16745. Awesome!!! I'ma Holden boy but that was one Hot lap! Thanks for the shoutout to Brocky as well!
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  16746. 8:54 Runaway cart! Ha!!
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  16747. Mate...you really need to come over and check it out yourself!! ...gotta love us aussies..we're fucking legends!!
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  16748. Pictures from Dortmund. One of the most powerfull local football fan scene in Germany, i would say even worldwide. They simpley adapted all the typical songs for the BvB (the local Football Team) to Germany, easy, because Dortmund and Deutschland pronounces pretty similar on syllable length.
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  16749. Now I also know why the short Euro Trucks are advantageous
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  16750. OMG !! You and your family are simply delightful. I'm so happy you enjoyed some Aussie snacks. I watch all your videos as a subscriber and the content you provide is great. From a big fan in Wollongong NSW.
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  16751. In the uk there’s a significant market for standard plates that can be read as a word/words but that’s not the same as an actual custom plate. Strictly speaking you’re not meant to mess with the spacing of the characters even. Between the various formats of license plate we’ve had over the years there’s a bit of a range of number/letter combinations available to buy but you’re still working with existing available registration numbers not making your own up from scratch.
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  16752. Happy Thanksgiving! Hope you'll be passed the 100k by the end of the festivities! Cheers from Portugal ❤️💚
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  16753. Hey, elaborate comment guy here again :) I've got a few things about making power with these rotary engines! Imagine the 4 stroke combustion happening in an oval with a moving triangle, each step at a different quarter or the oval: •Intake is top left, •Compression top right, spark plug on the right long side of the oval, •Combustion into lower right, •Exhaust lower left As with any engine, if you remove restrictions from the intake and exhaust, performance is increased. In case of the rotary, there are conventional ways of "street porting" the intake of the combustion section by grinding additional intake area into the oval metal guard in between the rotors. In the top left seal of the seal section, which sits between every rotor, there's a rounded triangular hole not bigger than an inch, which let's additional air and fuel into the combustion chamber. Through the grinded out sections, additional air/fuel mixture gets into the combustion chamber and radically improves the top and of the engine, but also makes the idle quite choppy. If you, for example street ported your regular Mazda twin rotary model and gave it a good exhaust, you should be able to expect a performance increase of ~30%, comparable to a piston engine. In case of the race 4 rotor engines, you can bet Mazda engineers ported the absolute crap outta those ones. Cheers!
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  16754. 11:57 Those cans are cans of that era. They are steel cans not aluminum. The DA is Resch's DA, Dinner Ale which was made by Carlton and United Breweries, the Dinner Ale is no long made and the Resch's brand is really only made for the hotel market..
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  16755. It's instinct to throw it like a frizbee - like others have mentioned, more agressive angle and flick, almost vertical and the rotation speed matters - but a headwind for practice helps a lot to dull the overcompensation of the fundamentals.
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  16756. Yes, loving this. Wanted to see you guys cooking some things out of the recipe books that have been sent over.
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  16757. Run over your Saturn with the power wagon for hitting 5k lol
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  16758. Correct - it’s in Alice Springs!
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  16759. That Valiant Charger was available in SA as the Valiant Barracuda
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  16760. That's kind of weird. I think most Americans are aware of " no worries" and "it's all good" sounds very American to me, especially in the Philly area.
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  16761. Yes another video been loving the vids mate cheers
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  16762. Benches often face backwards here. Probably helps parents to stop their kids running out onto the road. And yeah, perishable food is definitely going off sooner. Really frickin' annoying! Magnetic Island is a beloved local getaway for ppl in Townsville, where I lived for several years. I don't ever remember hearing about ppl flushing their underwear 😂
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  16763. Congratulations iwrocker family, well deserved,
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  16764. You turn early in rally, if you turn when you arrive at the corner you're too late, not quite the same as tarmac track racing. PS; Finland I think is the hardest rally in the game, so hard to keep the car in the right line cause the roads are so cambered. The way I manage to get through it fastest and safest is to try and dive inside on all corners (unless you shouldn't, did that a few times and totaled my car) let the camber of the road help you push through the turns.
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  16765. This ditzy belongs on one of your Americans in a bubble videos.
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  16766. Mate. That was cool watching you slowly work it out bye feel. Flick the wrist , and throw it harder than you think you need to. 🇦🇺👍
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  16767. You can still love your home country USA. To criticize the US and learn what it looks like in the rest of the world is ok. Today's USA are fucked up and a real patriot would like to see change for the better in his home country.
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  16768. Add into this The Cure, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Sex pistols, Genesis, Deep Purple, The Clash, Foreigner, Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). I could probably name more but my mind has gone blank. LOL.
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  16769. Hi Ian, I wonder why I didn’t have @IWrocker (stressless) videos to watch at the noon break today here in France. Now I understand, this is thanksgiving today, really important commemoration for you guys (most that 4th july?) we know that by movies and series. There is hundreds "american's reaction" chanels on YT I watched sometimes, most clones and pathetique way to have some view aboard from US. Your chanel is different, that’s why I subscribed. You really give a cleaver and open minded perspective of american’s point of view. Anyway, long life to your channel and this community, may it grow.
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  16770. My Dad rescued a Red Kangaroo when he was a kid (back in the mid 1950's and in a place called Dora Creek) and it stayed on its own accord afterwards. Apparently it would walk him to and from school or the teachers would send dad home because the Roo got into school grounds and was harassing staff. Eventually it started to attack the neighbours dogs and so Dad took it out to an area where there were a lot of Grey Kangaroos. So if anyone has been to Morisset NSW and noticed that the Grey Kangaroos are way larger then they should be, blame my dad.
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  16771. Love all the twin steers rigs
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  16772. The kerbs in the uk are generally small but they would of removed a bollard or a sign😊
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  16773. Toyo rt tires that what I run on my truck and I love them love the videos
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  16774. Like you said, the flatbeds are much better on the car. Not much can happen to it while on there, whereas on a "normal" tow truck every pothole could mean damage on the car. And it's for sure better when you have your parking brake engaged (which is the standard with manual cars) especially because pulling the car might only be possible from the opposite side of the engaged parking brake. Also don't even talk about them "normal" tow trucks pulling cars out of parking spots on the opposite side of the drivetrain with a gear engaged. I always get goosebumps just seeing the transmission and drivetrain getting hurt😬 The only time I see 2-wheel tow trucks here in Europe is when somebody's car broke down and they call a cheap tow truck.
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  16775. in my family growing up, we have only really tipped when you go to a restaurant, get good service, but it would only be like round it up to the nearest 0, ie. if its $75, give them $80, so its never based on a percentage of the bill, just a couple of dollars to say thankyou.
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  16776. Czech here. Our most common plate identify region something like - 3S5 2544. The S part means Středočeský region - central Bohemia. There are special plates for old veteran (30+ years) vehicles (they are greenish) and I think also diplomats have some sort of different plate. But you can also find older plates that are on vehicles that have had only one owner until recently (because a few years back, everyone had to change a plate if owner changed, now they dont). Funny enough my Octavia broke down and I have borrowed 1997 Ford Escort from a friend, and it has the original plate which is something like MEJ - 4590 (the number is wrong). Anyway this old plate identifies the county - it's literally the city region (very small area) where the car was registered. There is no EU sticker (since we joined in 2004 and the plate is from 1997). In this period there were even some yellow plates (yellow background) which identified company vehicles - like service cars.
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  16777. Congratulations on becoming a Great Grandma!
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  16778. I like iWrockers videos before I watch them. I know it’ll be good.
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  16779. The Czech Parlament updated law about beacons kinda recently, that's why someone got just blue lights. They wasn't allowed to use red lights for this purpose before. Btw. It's like mixed fleet of vehicles from all Czechia regions not like one region or even town.
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  16780. Seriously get Guinness book of world records hey. You would have the most variety.
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  16781. still in use in Slovakia. you need to bring a bunch of stuff in mountains and forests, you use V3S.
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  16782. If the daughter (Sidney) is named after an Australian city, the next child should perhaps be named after a European city like Lillehammer, Gelsenkirchen, Kopenhagen, Krakau ... 😉
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  16783. Hi IWrocker, two true blue Australian cricketers Rod Marsh and Shane Warne Died today. Please celebrate their memory by reacting to their greatest moments would love to see Americans react to our legends
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  16784. These ads are run by the lamb council of Australia to convince people to eat more lamb, lamb is more expensive per kg than sausages or beef steak, while lamb is nice, it not as filling as a big steak or half a dozen snags on the barbie
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  16785. Really bucketing down, love the sound of rain on tin. And yes they feel like a really soft leather, but the muscles moving through your hands. Living in the country, always good to have a shed snake, if it's a carpet snake.
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  16786. Jay Leno used to do this, it was as stunning then as it is now. To be fair, I didn't hold on to much from my education when I was young, but it did get a little scary when they didn't know what a dozen meant, or how many states in America.Thanks for the wake up call!
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  16787. I used to watch dune racing when i was 3 or 4 years old on a tv channel called Gear One it's so much fun
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  16788. Amazing how there was also a car racing legend in the states named Peter Brock, also I think it’s that actual car that’s coming up for auction soon
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  16789. Very helpful TY for the video! BTW Illinois does suck lol
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  16790. keep going man😎
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  16791. Congratulations, she's beautiful mate. Shed a tear hearing her name. I think Emma might need her own channel soon
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  16792. I’m not even a fan of baseball but I love Ohtani. There’s something fascinating about watching people do something well or special. For football, I’d recommend Barcelona’s Champions League Semi-Final against Liverpool. The comeback was surreal (& I went to the final in Madrid). You can watch the greatest comebacks of all time. You could watch videos on Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Maradona, Ronaldinho, Van Basten, Paolo Maldini, Kaka (his goal against Manchester United at Old Trafford in the Champions League in 2007 was phenomenal. They went on to beat my team Liverpool in the Champions League Final that year), David Villa (one of the best strikers of all time in my opinion - people talk about Barcelona with Suarez & Neymar but Barcelona were something else when Villa & Henry played with Messi), Kenny Dalglish, George Best, John Barnes (his goal against Brazil), Ronaldo (the original), Roy Keane & his monumental performance against Juventus. There is so much you have yet to see & I am so jealous. With that being said, football continues to create spectacular moments. Darwin Nunez, for me personally, has been responsible for many this season. You’ve also got Jude Bellingham, a player I wanted for Liverpool, scoring screamers & winners against Barcelona for Real Madrid. You could check funny football chants, videos on passionate fans, every major tournament final as far back as you can go. You could also watch World Cup highlights (Germany silencing Brazil in Brazil is a game I’ll remember. I remember where I was & what I was doing). Sorry for the essay. I adore football (& not the superficiality of it but the skill & tactics of it). I like to play it too. That’s pretty much what you do here when you grow up - whether it be on a pitch or in the streets.
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  16793. With your first attempt I knew from the first photo that it was Jumping Creek Road that runs between Croydon and Warrandyte in Melbourne. I have driven that road hundreds of times.
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  16794. There is a TV show called outback truckers mostly based on road train haulers
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  16795. I visited Perth during the winter months in the 1980s and the front page news was "Temperatures plummet to 4 degrees celsius" (Thats plus 4 degrees not minus.) Had me in stitches 🤣
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  16796. Its great logic. in Australia tons of people drown every year and most of them are people who migrate from overseas in places where there are no oceans, like the Sudan, Afghanistan or Iran and Pakistan. So perhaps they shouldn't have gone near the water either. In 2021 the 249 drowning deaths.
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  16797. Yeah custom plates are street legal, but yeah SA plates are just very simple. I have a slimline SA Plate, its black with silver lettering. You can see it in a picture of my car I sent you.
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  16798. It's a safety ting that the cab flighing. That is normal.
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  16799. I have heard that we in fact have more tornado's in Australia than the US, but they are mostly all in completely unpopulated areas in the outback.. I don't know it that is true or not. But they are not uncommon in Aussy.
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  16800. Enjoy! Playing on steering wheel is many times harder than on a controller or keyboard, but much more fun. ETS2/ATS is another level with steering wheel, but racing games are even better. Rally is interisting on the wheel. I'm playing on my old Logitech G29 ETS2, Forza Horizon 5 and GTA5 (using mod). I'm never gonna play these games without a wheel.
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  16801. Love seeing Emma's excitement! Looking at what's in the wrappings!
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  16802. Love your content, Ian. Aughed my larse off!! 🤣
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  16803. so funny. I like it.
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  16804. I think the fuel quality in Europe and the USA as well as the octane rating is similar. The US uses another way of measuring the octane rating. And most cars will adapt to the octane rating automatically by adjusting the ignition timing.
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  16805. These are so great. They remind me very much of postcards and stamps, the type you save for memories of a trip, sentimental reasons, or to collect. They make a lot of sense as a tourist item.
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  16806. The design makes sense given its supposed to be aerodynamically efficient, though the choice of livery like makeup on the car may have mixed outlook. Regarding the claimed power they pitched years ago....thats where the mistake is. They were reaching for a goal that will really require Inventing new ways of generating high power, new ways to transmit that power, new ways to make efficient cooling system...almost everything about the combustion tech. Maybe they could have been looking through all that hurdle during all these years behind closed doors of their lab, but they were trying to put Dragster level stuff to be somehow translated as road going vehicle. High ambition but a mechanical jargon.
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  16807. Niceeeee :) I love the old school Rams
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  16808. Hahaha! Love how you corrected the narrator’s pronunciation! 😎👍🏼🇦🇺
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  16809. Also, to see how far you have to go and how far your fuel will take you, press the letter 'I' until your small info screen on your dash says TRIP and distance or FUEL and distance, that gives you enough information on how far you can go on what amount of fuel you have. You need to stick to the route so that you don't run out of fuel, also stick to the Right lane unless passing or having to change lanes due to direction changes, always keep looking at the mimi map to check ur going in the right direction.
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  16810. Wow, that really took a long time to be delivered. I had to wait for my Thrustmaster set for 6 weeks or so, to be send from the factory in France, and I thought that was long. Well, I told you it would be a different world to drive with a wheel. And the force feedback is not making things easier - I have reduced the strength to about 30% - otherwise it may break your thumb if you have a accident... :) The pedals are always a problem as long as you dont really bolt it down. They tend to slip around a lot, especially when you brake. To get a good feeling for the brake is a difficult thing to do. Tip: you can experiment with the calibration, dead zone setting ect, to set the diffent brake ranges. Like, when its only light braking, serious braking or full locking up. Very important, to avoid locking wheels and get the braking right. And btw - since when is a GT3 Porsche easy to drive, or Porsches in general? They are known to be quite temperamental, especially on the trottle as you have seen. I suggest beginning the training with a more civil car, like a road legal Mercedes or so. I payed about €750 for my set, and that was 5 years ago or so. But I do have a seperate 7+1 stick shift component in addition to wheel and pedals. It kinda cooler when you drive a '68 Mustang than shifting on the wheel.... :)
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  16811. I played Dirt rally 2.0 and now I play WRC. I like both games, but I think the car controls better in WRC. I would love more rally game videos if I may ask. And I will recommend, any similar racing game will be better with a steering wheel. Better enjoyment, experience, everything. Thank you for this video.
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  16812. Absolutely gorgeous ....Even as a Ford fan I always liked the Charger . Lovely looking and they went stunningly .. A friend of mine had one for a long time .. However if you really want to embrace Aussie inline 6's ...it's the Ford Barra 4.0 .. 3984 cc DOHC full VCT and as bulletproof as you can get . The Barra Turbo is a V8 killer quite literally ...Capable of way over 1000 hp without spending a fortune ..Please check the Barra out Ian ..There are tons of videos about them .
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  16813. RC seems to have drastically improved even within the last 5-10 years. I’ve never owned an RC kit but my current truck I think I may buy an RC. In the last several years RC has been kind of hit or miss, a crapshoot. But over the last year I would say the reviews have been resoundingly positive.
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  16814. The storms are huge and very spectacular. The sunsets range from special to OMG. The weather in 3 months of the dry. Perfect. Very laid back. Very social Very pretty. Now the bad. For about 8 months of the year the heat and humidity is utterly brutal. There are some pretty visible social problems. I’m born and bred Darwin Survived Tracey. That was a wild beast.
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  16815. IWrocker you legend, have you seen the old vy ss ute or hilux commercials yet?
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  16816. Juan Manuel Fangio was considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time, thanks in part to his five World Championships that he won during the 1950s. He was son of an Italian immigrant, who moved to Argentina at the turn of the century. Without considering the impact of his team, the greatest driver of all time in terms of most race wins is Michael Schumacher. But the study found that once the effect of his team is removed, legendary racer Fangio claims the top spot, followed by Alain Prost in second and Fernando Alonso in third position. Peace out.
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  16817. U can literally have a TimTam Party with Milo for the drinks. 😍😍
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  16818. Love ur videos & ur family! Def respect for dropping in the Aussie words of things! Ps. Aussie's say 'car-a-mello' koala because we say car-a-mel rather than the American way 'carmel'
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  16819. Those prehistoric dudes don’t mess around
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  16820. monster truck shows 😂😂
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  16821. Switzerland is actually very close to the USA when it comes to structure. We are a federation made of 26 Cantons (states) each with their own government and chambers. Each canton is also further divided into communes with their own government. We also have a bicameral system with one chamber representing the population and the other one the states. So don’t believe that it is a rare thing and that USA is so unique in this regard, it is not. And Switzerland still have a good functioning system. So you cannot blame the situation of the USA just because of its structure, it’s a combination of many thing. One different between Switzerland and the USA is that we don’t just have 1 person governing, we have 7, and I believe this is a great thing. The governance doesn’t switch from left to right every time someone is elected. You have 7 federal counselors from different parties that govern together and who have to find compromises. All 7 counselors don’t change all at once. They are elected for 4 years and then can be re-elected. Usually not more than 2 at a time retires and then 2 new are elected. The 7 counselors also match the political representation of the biggest parties and are from different linguistic regions. Switzerland has an additional struggle compare to USA is that we have 4 official languages and you also have to deal with it in parliament. Lol
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  16822. He's racing that's just how much of a legend he was, he knew his babies (cars) inside and out even working on tuning his own cars, got to meet this great man twice
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  16823. My mom's high school maths teacher used to call his stubborn students 'Scania'😂
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  16824. Just remember 11.15 am Australian Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Hate for you to be an hour late.
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  16825. I went on holiday to Sicily last year and we stayed in an air BnB on the side of Etna... We met the owner at a gate and he was driving an old beaten up panda 4x4, I was in an Audi A3 and I had to follow him off roadish to the Cabin, i was struggling like hell with ground clearance and the panda was just off no worries! I've always thought they were cool as heck! And I think the more beaten up they are the better they look!
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  16826. Ian, you should look for Rallycross where they complete in stadiums across Europe insane close racing in rally cars. Bruce
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  16827. I've been spending some time trying to find a video of Dick Johnson's XB Falcon from 1977. The only stuff I found was a Scalextric car and another 1/12 scale model. Any XA-XC series videos are Moffat's or collector's videos. Frustrating. I did find some A9/X videos (my second favourite car behind the XA or XB). I won't post them here, but I'll work out a way to get the links to you. I have some stuff to send to you when I am rich enough to pay the postage. Take care you wonderful people.
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  16828. Notice none of the crowd at the top looked like they thought they might have to move out of the way 🙂
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  16829. Hey Ian, a couple of videos ago I sent you a Google link to an image of a Western Australia cop car after encountering a kangaroo, just Google WA police crash kangaroo, it should come up with a couple of images, cheers
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  16830. lol A mistake by the narrator, its James Packer not Parker hahaha, and yes it was Mariah Carey, don't think they married, just a girlfriend after his wife. Surprised they didn't include Chris Hemsworths newly built mansion, its pretty fancy, look it up.
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  16831. I can remember one year when the road was so hot that it melted my thongs and I was able to actually cook an egg on the footpath. I’m currently loving the break from the heat😊
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  16832. Where is this in Australia I'm jealous no good luck to you mate in the US even got picture of the Bush Tucker Man
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  16833. Did you know that they put it on a trailer to take home and rolled the trailer.
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  16834. that model car at the end is an awesome send, not exactly cheap either. And that brand is known for their good quality models.
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  16835. Love how the little maps of australia on the box are missing Tasmania. Naturally.
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  16836. Your kids absolutely love those bacon bites. Then Andrew sees that chocolate omg Lol 👍
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  16837. The outback isnt scary its deadly... If your scared it will just kill you quicker. Keep your head on your shoulders and run through your survival plan step by step
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  16838. If only I had the foresight to keep the Holden's I owned when I was younger. I had a VH an a VC commodores a HJ Kingswood then I had 2 VS commodores as well, 4 were manuals and one of the VS's was an auto. The amount of money they are worth these day's is crazy.
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  16839. Jumbuck is a place in Victoria not particularly far from where I live. It is also a sheep (the jumbuck in Waltzing Matilda is a sheep). Edit for spelling. The location is an hour drive from where I currently live (it was a 30 minute drive from where I grew up) and it is spelled Jumbuk.
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  16840. ive been to brad jones racing work shop a few times touched the v8 supercars. his shop is where i live
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  16841. Yes, there's a massive mix of ages in this series because as mentioned it's affordable, well, not for me lol but relatively speaking for motorsport it's affordable. A lot of privateers and also some teams with a bit of support from the main Supercar teams too. These are wicked to watch, they've done a few support gigs at Bathurst before too
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  16842. 2:10 The ambulance is based on a Citroën XM, a sort of replacement to the Citroën SM in the high-end Citroën but with classic engines. In addition, all emergency vehicles painted red in France come from the fire brigade fleet. 6:00 The truck you can barely see in the dark is a fire truck with a ladder on top. The other big red twin axles truck with 4 aluminum shutters on the side is also a fire truck, with a water pump and tools in the compartments. FYK The dual-tone sirens are differentiated for fire and police vehicles in France.
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  16843. The HSV Senator Signatures will always be my favourite special vehicle model made over the years!
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  16844. thanks for the video Ian, I was worried you were going to stop being a tuber all together, glad you were just taking a breather :)
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  16845. Try any or all of the Coopers beers. My favoutite by far. Cheers for the vid guys.
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  16846. I imagine that this is a very rare specialised machine, designed for a particular purpose, so there would not be many with his skill.
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  16847. Thank you Ian! Love to the fam! Especially Pablo!
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  16848. Love the jersey I been a bears fan my entire life. I was born in Elgin Illinois
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  16849. I drive the Gold Coast track often! Its on my commute :)
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  16850. @IWrocker 3:35 min hi Ian, as far as I know is the USA-Volvo a Peterbilt owned by VOLVO group and does technically completely differ to swedish VOLVO. Its hard to compare those VOLVO trucks because they are built for different working conditions.
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  16851. Weird observation by me: the company on this marvelous truck is called "Bauvall". In this part of Belgium, people speak Dutch. The name is awkwardly similar to the Dutch word "bouwval", which has the same pronunciation and means "a ruin". The company moves building equipment, maybe to restore ruins? :) Joking of course.
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  16852. I'm 6'7" now. I was already taller than all my teachers when I was 12.
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  16853. Actually thats not the case. They could belong to the 15. Deutschen Feuerwehrkompanie von Santiago de Chile. Its an Firebrigade founded by germans immigrants, everything there is german labeled and german style vehicles.
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  16854. hello Belgian here, the restorant in the bigining looks good they even have some good belgian beer. But there is def a big amount american inflounce Some extra insingt on our food: (i am not a fish lover so a can't really say anything about that) Moelleux au chocolat is a French invention, but that doesn't take away that it is f*cking amazing. Beer is very important culture, if you dare to touch a dutch beer (aka heineken) you are a dead man. We "eat" a lot of soup, tho it can really depend from family to family. Most family's have a weekly day (mostly friday) to eat fries, eather we get them at the local "frituur" or make them ourself. We also consume a lot of potatoes, not the most but among the highest of the western country's. Same goes for vegetables, but this time we do consume the most among the western country's. As for breakfast and lunch, we mostly eat bread with al different kind's of spreads. A sandwich (made with quality baguette, no soft/muchie crap like in subway) is also a popular lunch for at work. And a lot more bit i need to go to bed. by
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  16855. Definitely check out Camel Trophy
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  16856. Im suprised to hear that the company is that old, I don't think I heard of them or saw any Dacia cars in real life until maybe sometime around 2010 when the Sandero was first launched, I guess they really ramped up production and became more mainstream/international after Renault took over, which makes sense since Renault is one of the biggest manufacturers in the world, they have the resources, facilities and know-how to help a small manufacturer grow quite quickly
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  16857. I'm not even halfway through and I'm just laughing! Looks like we all have weird ideas about what goes on around the world! The mince one in France and Belgium...no no no!!!
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  16858. You should just move to Australia man, Love the content!
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  16859. Its funny coz you say our food is so good but over here we feel like we miss out on heaps of good shit too from the US. Jokes, we actually enjoy veggies here.
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  16860. I am an Australian and I can confirm that some very, very strange things happen here! Thank you for the video!
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  16861. It's great to see you cover Praga, they are a true Czech legacy company and it's amazing that they are making cars like this considering that they were not making road cars at all from 1948 to 2011. It took several years after the fall of Communism, and some ownership and management changes to get the Praga name back to form. The company got screwed over somewhat after the Communist coup of 1948; prior to that, they were into trucks, cars, engines, motorcycles and even aircraft. The Communist government took everything but trucks and engines away from Praga, so they were quite limited in what they could do in that era. Their signature product for that period was the V3S truck, a legend in it's own right and quite worth looking at. They made some truly beautiful road cars in the 1920s and 1930s that you should also look at. On a completely different tangent where Czech cars are concerned, you should also look at the Velorex three wheeler sometime.
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  16862. Haha!! Funny AF! 🤣😂👍
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  16863. PS…thanks for NOT saying “that’s weird”, like most Americans do, to anything different.
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  16864. A VW Beetle 1200 in stock form won the Bathurst 500 in 1963, but only in class A for the least expensive cars. Beat the mini 850 in the class on the last corner of the last lap as the supposedly better handling Mini rolled. Was number 54 and looking like Herbie the Love Bug which was 53, yet several years before. Maybe Bathurst was the inspiration for Herbie.
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  16865. From Oz.. thanks mate... I enjoyed your family I enjoy your reactions. Just thank you. Glad your as happy as a Roo in a boxing tent. 👍... champion
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  16866. 🤣🤣🤣
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  16867. You’re all true blue Aussie’s Ian and family 🇦🇺💜🇮🇹
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  16868. The world wide first built in series civil amphibious car was the German "Amphicar 770", produced from 1961 to 1968. It was a 4-seater car, weighed one ton, had a 1.2 liter 4-cylinder with 38 hp and a top speed of 120 km/h on the streets and 12 km/h on water. And it was not a joke either: it was once tested on the sea at wind force 8 and they couldn't get it to sink. There's plenty of videos on Youtube, if you look for it. Could be a nice follow-up reaction!
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  16869. It's soooo hot 🔥 now here in Perth! Western Australia(The suburb where I live swan view is right now at 2pm it's 43degrees
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  16870. You need to check out the “world time attack challenge”.. take a street car, and do pretty much anything you want to it, send it flat out for 2 laps to set your time. There is almost no modification restrictions, tires (spelt tyres here) are about the regulated component.
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  16871. I like them both although F1 for me is better, some of the stuff we see between supercars/normal cars is because of F1 manufacturing trickled down.
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  16872. The first time you go to Summernats will blow your mind. So loud, so tough, so fucking good. The quality of cars in the top 60 is truly on another level.
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  16873. Check out Cleetus McFarland’s channel, he’s had Warbird for the last year or so
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  16874. More Dakar please! Old stuff from the sahara is awesome as is the argentine stuff
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  16875. I was born in 1975, and i lived the 2nd half of the 80s..my God it was beautiful, young people was always happy and we only wanted to stay together, looking for each other, you didn't need money to have fun! Now I miss it very much Gimme a time machine please 😢 Gretings from Italy
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  16876. I live close to Pigface Flat (it’s the name of a succulent native plant) and just for fun “Stinky Beach” is adjacent to a nudist camp. But named because it was always full of stinky sea weed. Rubbish Cave because literally they dumped rubbish down it 🤷‍♀️. You will find there is a reason for all the names.
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  16877. Yes!!!! Try video with the fam! Love to you all from Wollongong, Australia.
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  16878. Funny story about the maximus drinks. I usually buy them in summer, every servo has them frozen, really awesome on a 43 (~110) degree day. During harvest this year went to pick up a load of barley, thought nothing of it until i realised the strain of barley i was carting is called maximus. Moral of the story is now i cant do harvest without a couple in the truck with me
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  16879. Could you react to “this is formula one” from the SR16i channel. It shows the emotion, passion and history of f1
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  16880. If your a mopar fan look up the Aussie chargers they are pretty cool and the XY GTHO is awesome
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  16881. My Mini Cooper S rally car engine was lightened so much, it wouldn't tick over anything under 3,500 rpm but it would rev to 8,500
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  16882. That's like a $270 AUD hat, what a legend
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  16883. Hello from France ,this is a "starter" group since the car is street legal (imposible to drive casualy ) , it haves licence plate ,side mirrors ,all the legaly requiered lights for the street and a rolling inside the real steel sheet body . I remember the 307 prep. like that costed about 100,000 € , than have to the rest you need for running a season . 4 cyl. 1.6 L . no boost .
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  16884. IWrocker - Headphone Warning! Me - Turns up volume to max.
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  16885.  @IWrocker  You should make it happen bro. You'll get asked over and over where you're from. When you say that you came just for the race, they'll usually throw ya a beer and introduce you to their friends. It's a blast!
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  16886. IF memory serves correct, the big-ass wing on the back is known as a "whale-tail spoiler". Standard tune for road going versions 204-220bhp depending on year (1986 to 1992), but the railly versions were tweaked to around 300bhp.... recall seeing adverts for tuning / race prep company that'd take the 2.0-litre 16valve Cosworth 4-cylinder lump to 500bhp. Very popular with UK car thieves in the early 90's. 1986 to 1990(ish) = based on the hatchback version the Sierra.... later ones through to 1992 toned down to being based on the "Sierra Sapphire" sedan version. Road going versions still shifting for £30k to £69k based on current listings on Autotrader. Top speed of the road going version - 149mph, but still capable of doing 30mpg at motorway speed (70-75mph)
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  16887. lol from the edit of the video it almost looked like ian just ate all the mint pattie himself lol 😂
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  16888. G'day Ian: Just a quick note about the firenado ... when bushfires/outbreaks have enough momentum/area/volume, they begin to create their own localized weather patterns/systems. Extreme hot air on the surface, or just above, with the natural effect of surrounding/cooler air being drawn inwards, creates the same effects as tornadoes, without the super-cell above it - just the smoke cloud acting as a surrogate super-cell formation. California, and other fire-prone regions of the world tend to have a few of these during most fire seasons, so, unfortunately, they aren't that rare, just not documented as rigorously. There have been word-of-mouth visuals in the Aussie outback on these, just not filmed. Note: Australia usually has somewhere between 30-80 tornadoes each year, although there's a very high percentage that there's more - just not documented as they are mostly in the far outback/extreme remote areas. Loved the vid - belated Xmas wishes, and here's hoping 2025 brings happiness, safety, and enjoyment to you and your family. Happy New Year dude! (In my opinion, you're an honorary Aussie - I don't care what others may say!) Cheers from Sydney's northern suburbs ... 👍🇦🇺🦘🎉🥂
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  16889. Fangio for sure the most spectacular F1 driver with stats. to backup all his skills.... but I'm bias french-canadian so I go with Forza Gilles for the most spectacular!!!🤣
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  16890. This reminds me so much of that age old commercial where an audi 100 (stock!) drove up a ski ramp in i think finland? only "assistance" he got were spiked tires, not even snowchains. that was wild. if you haven´t seen this definetly worth checking out!
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  16891. Finger Limes are absolutely delish! Named such because they’re shaped (kinda) like fingers 🤨 They’re beautiful little balls bursting with citrus flavour. Look them up 😊 I reckon they put the benches facing away from the noise of the road 🤷🏼‍♀️ ✌🏼
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  16892. That car sounds so mean, so much fun! And yes please, do buy some older random European car, Ian! I would like to see you review your own Euro-car. Regarding Peugeot and Citroën, in 1974 Peugeot bought a share in Citroën and in 1976 they basically bought up all of Citroën because it was more or less bankrupt, and thus created the PSA Group. So since late 1970s Peugeot and Citroën have shared much of their technology, although Citroën got to keep some of its quirks.
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  16893. Just be sure to stay in our mirrors so we know you're there. Nothing worse than someone suddenly popping out of nowhere. Personally I don't think it's a safe place to be as you have limited vision of upcoming conditions. Most of us will use our hazard and indicator lights if something is coming up and we know someone is behind us. And be sure to flash your high-beams to let a truckie know it's safe to merge in front of you... You'll get a flashing indicator 'wave' as a thank-you :D
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  16894. It's romuered that a wistleblower gave away the Toyota cheat. The car had been on a few inspections from the FIA and they couldn't find anything wrong and then suddenly one time they pulled the turbo completly apart and found the washers. Nobody has come forward and admitted to be the wistleblower though, so who knows.
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  16895. Yeah.That's it.This Weekend you'll break the line.Go on. I'm enjoing your videos a lot. Thank you.
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  16896. I love Promite, I have been stuck in Thailand for the last 19 months and miss Promite and cheese on toast so much. Found a seller here who is getting some arriving in mid November, cant wait.....I think Promite has more sugar in it. I can get Vegi/Marmite at my local store but yeah nah....
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  16897. What a gem of a video and reaction. I love the way that the big three just set their general design language and pretty much left their divisions across the world to do their own thing within those parameters. It's a shame that the economy, fuel prices and infrastructure in the UK never really accommodated big V8 power. Rover, Triumph and Daimler offered small displacement V8s and Rolls Royce and Aston Martin made big V8s for the wealthy. Our Fords, Vauxhalls and Chryslers only ever came with 4s and 6s but we made the most of them. Opel in Germany did make some big V8 luxury saloons like the Kapitan etc.
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  16898. Two things, Ian. Firstly, I just noticed that you greet the viewers with "How are ya goin(g)'?", which is very Australian. I imagine if you said this to an American they would most probably respond with "by foot" or "by car", or whatever mode of tansportation they are using. Secondly, I drive a Jeep and the Jeep "wave" is still popular here in Australia, at least here in the ACT.
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  16899. Oh how I miss watch these at Oran Park when you could see the entire track like Winton. Sorry Ian I don't have a year to explain how they race lights within the big rigs, they have weight added for wins etc the 1 sport that has very little RC interference and has stayed that way
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  16900. More British rally please, this looks like wales, I could be wrong.
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  16901. Looking sharp in your hats and boots boys!! Nice masks!!
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  16902. That greek guy has quite alot of videos like these. Most of them he names each car, you happen to pick the one vid that he doesn't name em all lol. Also, probs check out "ross reviews", a canadian or american now living in Australia and reviews aussie cars
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  16903. Hills like this are not common in Australia but there around, the suburb I grew up in had heaps of them. Here when the hills are steep like that the road usually has a coarse gravel over the bitumen (we call it blue stone) it's noisy to drive on but it gives you better grip especially in the wet. And yes it's hard on your feet when you walk barefoot, but sometimes it's still better than the bindis (soliva sessilis)
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  16904. QLD "4x4 - Do It In The Dirt" checker plate Rego is the winner for me (and what I have). Great vid, thanks.
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  16905. :_KoalaLove: You guys are so adorable!! I can't stop smiling!!
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  16906. I may be wrong but looking at his rev counter for doing over 200kph, I would hazard a guess that car is a V8.
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  16907. On the topic of flags. Did you know that Denmark has the oldest continually used flag in the world. It's been the official flag of Denmark since around the year 1200.
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  16908. Here in Brazil, the Beetle - here known as Fusca and Sedan - began to be imported in 1950, although models from previous years came in the same period with European immigrants. Production here was from 1959 to 1986 and 1993 to 1996. A total of 3,367,390 Beetles were produced here and almost 27 years after production ended, the Beetle remains among the top 10 best selling used cars in the country every year.
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  16909. Back when AUSCAR used to be in operation we had NASCAR, AUSCAR and Sportsman series cars racing on the Oval tracks at Calder Park and Adelaide Raceway as well as the street circuit at the Gold Coast and the short circuit at Oran Park as well as the road circuit at Calder Park. The NASCAR class races were run as per the US competition, but with local and US competitors. The AUSCAR class was a more heavily restricted, closer to production spec, right hand drive variant of the stock car concept. They were all Commodores and Falcons and raced clockwise on the oval tracks. The Sportsman class was the most restricted and were also Commodores and Falcons. Unfortunately, when the Australian Touring Car Championship rebranded as V8 Supercars at the end of the 90s and Bob Jane’s feud with CAMS intensified… well let’s just say that only the V8 Supercars are still running. It was a loss to motor racing here. The writing is on the wall for local drag racing too. There are some serious hostilities going on here at present between ANDRA and the NHRA (the aussie incarnation at least) that will probably have similar effects on the Drag Racing scene…. Shame…
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  16910. You know you've made it when your name appears on Milo tin 😅 Great 🎁 from Nuala. As for the Weet Bix, they're kind of boring eaten plain, but if you add bananas or strawberries along with milk, they're pretty good 😊 BTW, Kinder is pronounced with a short 'i'. Don't know why! As for the homemade tortillas ... yum!
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  16911. I'm 83 ,my dad ,when a young fellow on the farm in suffolk,used to drive a steam lorry ,coal fired, have you seen one of those??
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  16912. Nice collection! At 9:35 those colourful vans are called "Barkas B1000", an East German brand. They were very common back in the days. B1000s came in many versions like pickup trucks or minibuses and were equipped with 2-stroke-engines. They were used as ambulances, by law enforcement , firefighters, as delivery vehicles.... The blue truck at 13:30 is another east german vehicle "IFA S4000", the green military truck should be an soviet-russian KrAz (255 maybe...)
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  16913. Damn you to HECK! I'm watching this at about 6pm (just after you uploaded) and I have nothing to put in with my rice besides a tin of Baked Beans (payday will be Thursday). So now I'm putting a few things on my shopping list so I can cook up a storm in a few days. Pop over and I'll share.
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  16914. I officially give my Aussie approval! Congrats Ian..
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  16915. Group B, anything went: turbocharged, supercharged, turbocharged and supercharged, N/A, inline 4, inline 5, V6... And let's not forget the large variety of displacements, from the 1.4L turbo of the Renault 5 to the 3.0L V6 of the Metro 6R4 and everything in between. 🙂
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  16916. looking good dude! you look thinner!
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  16917. 11:08 Those Capris were made in Aust and exported to US. We seemed to like them here but I believe they were not well regarded in US
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  16918. Hallmark moment in Rallye: Jan de Rooij overtaking Vatanen (WRC) in a DAF truck :D
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  16919. Enjoyed the mail time, mine still not among them 😢 some amazing things sent. Dani is definitely a better cameraman lol. So good to see you get some different things. Your holiday destination looks beautiful. Glad you all had a wonderful time.
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  16920. Iwrocker so much rain at the moment, flooding in Victoria and Tasmania.
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  16921. Hi Ian, I really love that I watch American watching czech tatra nearby my hometown, that is so cool :D
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  16922. Hell yeah brother mopar or no car🤙🏻🤙🏻
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  16923. You got to try the all white Tim Tams, and even the Caramel Tim Tams! Much better than chocolate!
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  16924. What's with the voice over guy saying Queensland over the calendar viewing. 😂😂. That chopping board was off its tits. Bloody awesome effort.
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  16925. 3:05 When I was in the US in 2008, I went to a Walmart for the 1st time and I have to say, the displays and font were very similar as Big W, could be coincidental but found it fascinating, might be able to compare by looking some Big W Australia shopping vlogs on YouTube.
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  16926. Perfectly said, seeing how much love there is in their home warms my soul
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  16927. lol love it your vid made me laugh today lol
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  16928. In 70's a friend was a passenger for his brother for a couple of years. He said it was hairy especially down the old conrod straight at Bathurst, when the whole outfit was airborne at he end (before the chase). they had guts to do that . . . . Never knew about miniature sidecar racing though, it looks great.
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  16929. your women and your kids are so gorgeous!
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  16930. Aussie: "We shear our sheep in Australia" Kiwi: "Shear them? I'm not shearing this with anyone!"
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  16931. First time I’ve seen this. I wish all subjects in school were this much fun.
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  16932. Congratulations Ian. So good to see you rewarded for all of your hard work keeping us entertained. Looking forward to the day you get to post a few videos from down here in Australia.
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  16933. Nice one Ian , the car was amazing . I helped patch up one back up in the early 90's at my job in a small fibreglass factory . The boss even had the moulds to make all the panels . Such a shame it went pear shaped . You pronounce it like Ja cat olo . Stay cool mate !!
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  16934. I'll be there on Saturday and Sunday. Can't wait!
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  16935. I`ve seen that clip perhaps a dozen times since the 70s,and it still breaks me up.
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  16936. Naww that's so cool you loved our Aussie snacks! ☺️ 🇦🇺 Your children are absolutely gorgeous btw 💖
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  16937. Whats with all the bot comments 😂 at least they look that way. But theyre not wrong. I rarely watch reaction video, but I love your point of view. Cheers from Slovenia mate
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  16938. Well done everyone that sent the packages there was some nice stuff in there I'm jealous 😁 and sending them stubbies was a bit risky lucky they didn't explode but the grog (beer) does taste better out of glass and how big was that fosters can. I don't mind drinking the old fosters when I can get it only because it's got more percentage than most other beer's over here apart from VB, cascade and boags there is a few others too but anyway good vid Ian hope to send a package early next year slowly been getting stuff for it 😁👍
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  16939. Garry Rogers is a team owner who still has Valvoline sponsorship now, he started and built all the S5000 cars in the series here and has 7 cars in TCR this year. He used to have a Supercars team but got screwed by Boost Mobile at the last minute and had to withdraw his license to run. Mark Seaton is no relation to Glen Seton. Brad Jones has a four car team in Supercars.
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  16940. FYI - Bunnings went to Home Depo when being created and learned everything from them. As Home Depo didn't think there would be a market here in Australia.
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  16941. I've been watching you from almost a year now I think and I just love how you've been expanding to other types of stuff and it somehow happens to be the stuff I love, first F1 and now Aviation. Love watching your reactions, keep these coming man!
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  16942. For my property there will soon be four bins to be put out in some sort of rotation. There is the usual garbage bin, the green waste bin, the recycling bin for all things other than glass and then there will be a recycling bin for glass only. For a rural family member they have garbage picked up every two weeks and recycling picked up the opposite weeks.
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  16943. Nice. They got a lot of European trucks (maybe second hand) and put a US style siren on them. For instance, the truck at 7:49 has a German siren, at 7:26 you can hear a French siren and the green truck at 7:36 has an Italian siren (and an Italian flag up front).
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  16944. 4:40 rest in peace Robert.... Ciao from Italy 😞
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  16945. 7.29 Ian left some ? 🤔 No Aussie would have left anything in the bowl most Australian would even lick it clean 🤣 Been making this kind of ice cream for years . I Use to let 3/4 of a tub of ice cream go a little soft stir in milo and crushed Tim Tams also chopped Cadbury dream chocolate and whatever else yummy I could find then re-freeze 👍
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  16946. Thats how we use to start our buses in the winter back in the 1970s just a bit of fire & a metal tray with a small fire on it and pushed under the engine till its warmed up
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  16947. Smaller fresh food market in WA, the weather is too hot and dry for many of our usual fruits, but definitely there is lots of different meats, Asian speciality foods and tropical fruits! 👍 IAN, I am waiting to see your reaction to "Australia II wins the America's Cup"! This is another AU anniversary, 40 years ago the Americas Cup (Yachting) competition came to Fremantle, WA and Australia won 4-3, it was the first time America had lost their cup to another country! It created a world wide hit for Down Under by Men at work, put WA on the map, and meant a National Holiday for Aussies who had watched it all night! Also famous for our Prine Minister having a few beers and swearing on tv! 😂🇦🇺
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  16948. Happy Thanksgiving Ian, hope you and your family have a fantastic weekend. I am very thankful for you and the channel, discovered you during lockdown in 2021 and I'm so glad I did, I don't comment very often but I watch all the videos. Take care mate.
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  16949. A friend of mine, old guy, when he was in the army, they use trick with lighten up newspaper too. And my other friend for whole life drove various trucks, and he said that V3S was best in off road capabilities from all what he drove.
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  16950. Hey Ian. Pro aussie pronunciation tip: we say AL - di .. as in the name Al (like Al Bundy from Married with children) 👍 as always love watching you and the family really brightens my day mate
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  16951. If I remember correctly it’s called conrod straight is because in the early days of the track a lot of cars would go out of the race because of the conrods (or connecting rods for the pistons) would fail or even blow to pieces
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  16952. Larry Perkins is a brilliant engineer driver and a privateer in the V8 supercars and their predecessors, he did not have the same money to throw at his car as the factory teams so he would engineer solutions to gain an advantage. He developed a slide throttle for his 308 V8 that worked successfully and won bathurst for him ,other teams had tried them with no success but the other teams managed to get them banned because he developed them himself and did not have to share the technology
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  16953. hi ian sorry i have to disagree with you the day comes first then the month and the year
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  16954. You completely missed all the good plates in NSW on the MyPlates website. You need to click on the “view more styles” and you’ll see the more fancy designs. You only really seen all the basic options.
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  16955. Ian, Ian, Ian! Five letters spelled the same way forwards and backwards, with the letters mut. It can only be one of two things - mutum or tumut
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  16956. I could spend all day in either Bunnings or Super Cheap Auto. My two favourite stores 😁👍
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  16957. HAHA! Love the discloser warning at the beginning. You would absolutely love the Summernats Ian!!! You'd certainly be deaf by the end of it...
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  16958. In Portugal we called it "Boca de sapo" it means Frog's Mouth, because of the front :) my father had one. Eheh it was awesome.
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  16959. Search for Scania Chimera, that thing looks also amazing. 😍
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  16960.  @papalaz4444244 with respect, I’m not sure that’s true. Millions of Americans want better healthcare and campaign and complain constantly. This is a reaction video and naturally Ian is going to be light hearted and comedic but that doesn’t mean he is laughing it off either.
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  16961. Hello Ian 👋🏼 Patrick from Luxembourg 🇱🇺 here. Knowing your interest in Swedish trucks, I sincerely suggest you watch a video edited by a Canadian driver who became such a fan of Scania trucks, he traveled to Sweden to visit the factory and buy one to export to North America. Being present in the region, he was invited to visit an exhibition where the most beautiful Scandinavian trucks were exhibited. Here is the name of his YouTube channel: Bruce Wilson, and the title of the video is: "Americans Attends Finnish Truck Show! Totally NEXT LEVEL" Enjoy it! 😊
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  16962. Hi Ian my hubby loves your channel then watched you and your lovely family and now im addicted, ..I just want to correct that Ozzie's dont call an umbrella a Brolli we just say umbrella ...Highly Recommended you watch NORMAN GUNSTON interviews its old but still 💯 funny would love to see your reaction 🇦🇺❤
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  16963. Hi from Hungary, we love your videos a lot here! That small car should be MERCEDES-BENZ A 180, year 2006 or older.
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  16964. happy birthday, ian! what a great haul! get those mars pods into ya, they're so good. i was really hoping my first parcel would have arrived by now - i got a notification that it has arrived in the US yesterday at least. unfortunately COVID has really slowed down our postal service at the moment so even an express parcel has taken a couple of weeks to get to you instead of a few days :( i can't remember what the 'best before' date was on the lamington fingers but it may have passed now. it doesn't mean they're not safe to eat as it's not a 'use by' date, but they won't be as fresh and tasty after the 'best before' date. either way the chocolate will still be fine, and i can send more lamingtons once the postal system is functioning properly again :)
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  16965. The large star is ACTUALLY the Seven pointed Federation Star. 6 points representing the States and Territories, one star representing the Commonwealth.
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  16966. 22:19 the greenery certainly helped keep the neighborhood cooler than all the roads and grey or black roofs
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  16967. Another reason you should keep the wagon
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  16968. Wishing you a safe delivery.. the kids look so excited .. sending best wishes to you all from Queensland 🐨🐨🐨🐨 Love seeing the family .. ❤🌞🐭🐯🌝🌼🌹🌻
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  16969. Potato salad recipes are sacred in most families. Even the best-tasting store-bought potato salad would be a sacrilege, throughout the year, and "especially" on christmas.
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  16970. F1 season started so I have 2 things to watch!
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  16971. Hi, I recently saw a video that explains the history of sugar and the Coca-Cola connection. Unfortunately, this video is not in English, but I believe you can find something like it in English. It would explain why Americans have so much sugar in everything. It would also make a good reaction video.
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  16972. You sure have a big mail catchup after your holiday, and more to come.
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  16973. The small town I live in in northern England is a hotspot for Harvey goods vehicle training and testing, allegedly due to the lack of traffic lights. However, on a weekly basis big articulated lorries get stuck going around a little roundabout. It’s a busy spot and traffic soon builds up as does the horror on the driver’s face.
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  16974. They were the previous generation of notes. The more recent ones are even more impressive.
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  16975. Weve had rain for the last 2 weeks straight on the nsw south coast, weve copped over 300mm (12inches) in that time with over 5 inches in one day. The golf course i work on had at least 3m of water covering it yesterday, which is nothing compared to what northern nsw & qld had. Apparently we are expecting another big rain event in the next week which will just repeat the whole scenario for us. Thankyou for your thoughts and kind words Ian
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  16976. Can't wait for the taste test. V&C Shapes are the best. Mint Slices are amazing. And Wagyu jerky...mmm...God damn, I want a Mint Slice now. In Autralia there are wars fought over which flavour of Shapes is the best. Personally, Savoury, V&C and BBQ are my top 3. They even made Meat Pie and Sausage in Bread flavours a couple years back. They were gross!
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  16977. Hello, i have been watching your videos for a while and i am quite the Volvo nut, i own an 850 turbo and a 240 sedan myself, and the general rule of thumb with Volvos is if its a 4 cylinder petrol car made before 1995, its RWD. if it its a 5 cylinder petrol, its FWD. Though the FWD 5 cylinders are not as loved as the RWD cars, they are still incredible cars and definitely worth looking into (especially an 850 Turbo/T5/T-5R/R). Though it is tempting to jump straight into one of these Swedish boxes, i recommend looking deeper into the dedicated communities with classified pages to find one that's perfect for you, as these cars (240/260740/760/940/960/850) are most definitely NOT WORTH anything above $10k and beyond. Most ok condition RWD 80s Volvos are somewhere around $2K - $6K from everywhere I've seen, i implore you to do some further digging on finding the perfect one for you.
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  16978. That red Mexican blanket ... highly jealous
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  16979. I've been dreaming for you to try Dirt Rally 2.0... Awesome. This game single handedly made me fall in love with rally. It's phenomenal, and the codriver / sound design is, in my opinion, the best in any racing game. There's nothing like sending a 2000cc Citroen C4 in Spain or Scotland in this game. I already watched hours upon hours of your reaction videos. This is like a dream come true. Cheers bro, as always, your content is awesome. You're genuine and interesting. Love from Europe P.S : Maybe you could get a fanatec sponsorship or something ? Or maybe, just get an entry wheel with an entry handbrake... Like, you would LOVE IT I'm more than certain of it. If you think this is exciting, you will get ABSOLUTELY MINDBLOWN playing this with a force feedback wheel. It's the best driving game I've ever played I think
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  16980. Guys, awesome as always!👍 Love that just thru your vids u can see/hear progression in Andrew's speech!💚 It's adorable, u all are lol! Sendin love, as always from Brissy! 🥰💜🇦🇺
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  16981. What a machine!? That is a sweet sound, no doubt about it.
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  16982. Should have: 3.0 diesel, 6 spead manuel, full float dana 44 front and back, locking hubs front and back, lockers rynolined floars and vinyl seats. P.S. 7000 lb towing.
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  16983. Reminds me ofvthe heist of wealth movie where they thieves find the safe is empty, then discover the Ferrari(?) In the penthouse, Has all its metal replaced by GOLD hidden under paint and plating, so they steal the car, dividing up the gold among the gang, while the rich guy goes to jail, as the thieves also gave legal team the faked books/ ledgers.
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  16984. I've only watched a couple of Scotty's videos, most recently the one that he's bashing on a 2009(?) Ram 1500 Sport that ultimately needed a starter. Seeing some of what this supposed "professional" mechanic did during that repair had me questioning his credibility... The fact is, it doesn't matter who's stuff you think is best. Every automaker has made stuff people swear by, and every automaker has made stuff people swear at. It honestly depends on if it was the designers and engineers that pushed through, or the accounting department that got their way instead on any given generation of automobile as to just how good something turns out to be in the long run.
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  16985. I went to north America on holiday and drove from Montreal to LA but zig zagged my way through the states, was a hell of a road trip 3 1/2 weeks. The only land based venomous land based critters I think of here in NZ would be the Black Widow Spider ( which you never see they are very rare ) and in Auckland you get Red Back Spiders ( thanks oz ) but they dont survive to much south and other than some of the women I think that is all.
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  16986. Australia used to have the corn syrup recipe for a while but common sense kicked in and they returned it to cane sugar. Fun Fact: all Coca Cola Syrup word wide is made in Atlanta, Georgia and distributed to be mixed with and bottled with local water.
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  16987. Yeah...the actual story of the "star spangled banner" is amazing! You's should fly that flag proudly imo.
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  16988. Whatever the tribe they were good days and cars
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  16989. There is a contractor around the Gold Coast/ Sth East Qld area that has one.. he does a lot of drain and pond/lake cleaning for council and rail network etc. They use it as it can walk itself through the mud and slop in these situations and down the steep embankments like in this video. Certainly a rare sight but cool bit of kit.. Cheers
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  16990. Pretty normal news day from Darwin. I am being taken there this Winter by my husband because it is the only State or Territory I haven’t lived in and he has. Our sons have. I call myself a holiday hostage. 😂 In the RAM with his off-road van. Someone save me.
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  16991. The fumes coming out at the start are 80 Litres of diesel fuel within 3 seconds while starting the Leopard II Engine... no less.. ;)
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  16992. That volvo you found is a T5 short for Turbo 5cylinder. 225hp good for about 150-155mph. Also, those rims is factory T5 rims, so it's a visual telltale of the model... Yeah you really should go and wrestle a bit about the price, then pick it up at tops 6700... Greetings from Sweden and have fun with it👌
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  16993. Cape town is the 850million background
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  16994. Starbucks were in many suburban shopping centres but the quality wasn't there . Now they have redeployed in places with heavy international tourists ,who would find Starbucks familiar. They might sell one coffee but that will be their last after they try Aussie coffee. Lol.
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  16995. They're clearly just having fun, but it's so impressive that their teams allowed it, those cars are kinda expensive. You're probably right that a NASCAR wouldn't stand a chance having to do tight turns both left and right, but neither would a drag racer... They're just built for a different purpose.. My favourite is still endurance races. A Le' Mans prototype would also struggle against these, unless it was about keeping the cars going for at least 12 hours straight.
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  16996. Project Farm Channel has the best tool comparison videos. He compares tools from those cheap Made in China to the highest top tier grade brands. He does more than one test. You should give it a look. But anyway, there's a point for cheap tools, they don't get stolen, and if you lose them you don't lose much money.
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  16997. When I was young I thought it was for cleaning your feet 😅
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  16998. You gotta try Roo meat mate taste good 👍
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  16999. If you feed them they pretty much leave you alone, they are nesting and protecting their young, still scared of them though lol
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  17000. Watching Ian and fam while, munching on Vegemite sangas. I am like #5 of 1,000 lets get him up there everyone
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  17001. Been to Adelaide a few times, know as the city of churches. the river in the middle of town was originally called the Torrens River , Fun Fact : The beach suburb at the end, Glenelg, is a palindrome, the word is spelt the same backwards
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  17002. This is about 30 minutes from my house, but never been here. Looks like a lung disease/tinnitus speedrun hahaha. I've been to outdoor events tho, they're nice and fun.
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  17003. I like both and would be happy to sit there enjoying them both ;)
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  17004. That is a professional jury 🎉 Merry Christmas 🎄
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  17005. There you all are rugged up in your winter woolies for Xmas and here I am sweltering in 40 C running around in my speedos. Not a pretty sight.
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  17006. Nice video ! You should check out every cathedrals they are insane even more than leuven town hall
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  17007. In Aus we purchase our eggs from the the supermarket at room temperature, but they go into the fridge soon as we get home. Kinder Surprise are available, my kids loved them when they were young. All the other foods I’m sure band in Australia, especially that cheese 🤢
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  17008. The kids will love milo sprinkled on vanilla ice cream. Also milo sandwich with real butter.
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  17009. My brother and his wife had a timtam wedding cake (he is Tim, and his wife is Tam)
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  17010. WoW germany, my respects! kudos to the camera guy, awesome video @.@
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  17011. Yeah, you learn something new everyday. Eats, roots and leaves. Lol. Love your program champion 👍
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  17012. Well done, you got Tkautz right first go!
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  17013. Love the shirt, happy 40th birthday Metallica!!!
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  17014. Wow, I must say I'm quite impressed with your pronounciation. Especially your D.. I mean.. Your pronounciation of the letter D really hit as if you were a local in Czechia, although it might seem quite basic, you really nailed the accent. Also a little detail, in Czechia we only say "ahoj" to friends and close people, just someone who we address as "ty" (you) and not "Vy" (you, but formally, used to address any stranger, cashier or just anyone who's not a friend), otherwise we always use "dobrý den" or some other formal greeting. We tend to speak to strangers and other random people around really formally so "ahoj" and "dobrý den" are regularly not interchangeable and in Czechia some rude old people might get mad at you and whack you with their walking stick, if you either didn't greet them at all when walking past on the street, or if you said "ahoj" instead of "dobrý den" (fortunately there aren't many of these rude folks anymore).
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  17015. I am in Iceland and staying indoors by the warm radiators and keeping away from the cold outside. Seems like always when there is a heatwave to the east of us there is a polar vortex over Iceland. Icelanders are flocking abroad to get some warmth and sun.
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  17016. I don't recognize a lot of those food items. That's probably the best way to buy 'different' snacks from overseas to try at home. It would be interesting to see the same video in 6 months time when the seasons have swapped.
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  17017. Finland is notorious for it's jumps. Walther Rörhl once refused to drive Finland, Saying that if he would want to fly, he would have become a pilot. And at that time Rally cars were slower than what they are now. (though reached similar speeds on straights.) Also what Finland is notorious about is those jump sideways, and land in to a slide to take the turn. Those even inspired Ken Blocks Gymkhana 5 (5:30 - 6:00) (though Gymkhana and Rally are totally different things,)
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  17018. IAN...ALSO he did another great lap in 2019 at the shootout at bathurst...but there was an issue with engine irregularity ..
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  17019. The Cadbury chocolate is made at the Claremont factory in Hobarts northern suburbs. Sadly they no longer do tours within the facility. It was a good tour and they closed the shop down a few years ago.
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  17020. Slovakia here, quite good! The aphabet wasnt the best source (especially for the soft letters), BTW Slovak has the most letters in alphabet in EU :)
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  17021. The fuel tank size definitely is not an issue. Believe me, you won't want to drive it for more than 50-100 miles before stopping. ;) You'll definitely need to give your ears a break even before that.
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  17022. Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 I'm going to have to buy that wine now, if only for the bottle.
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  17023. That's bogans for yah One minute punch up next minute buddy's again 😒 Yes you was spot on piss and wasted at same time no doubt 🤣🤣
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  17024. I wish you could see the beautiful Alfa Romeo 156 and 159 station wagons,also. OMG the blue Cross-wagon with ochre trims was astonishing
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  17025. Australia calling — I had the absolutely best seafood meal in Vancouver that I’ve ever had. And that’s an Australian talking — our seafood is amazing. Vancouver is a great city.
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  17026. 29!! Wow Ian I have a couple of pairs of jeans older than you hahaha you have so much life ahead of you but it seems to me you will make the best of it. Take advice from this old man and maintain your attitude you have and you will do ok.
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  17027. Technically every English speeking country has an accent except England. Also Jelly, Jello and Jam is different. Jelly is Jam, Jello is Jelly and we don't use the word Jello for anything.
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  17028. I was born and raised in New Zealand, the Māori culture is one of the most magical and beautiful cultures that you can experience! So glad you guys enjoyed thisn
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  17029. Thank you for sharing this! I'm a huge f1 fan and had never heard of ii. Keep up the great uploads 🙂
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  17030. Yeah I was made aware of stuff like this when they showed it on the "eurosport" sport channel I think, way back when. Been a fan of it since then.
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  17031. Did they use Shazam for it to claim it's copyright infringement? 😅🙂 Damn it, now I have to watch this video from my laptop and try to use Shazam to see if the cold start sounds like a song? 😅🙂
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  17032. People also ask for trouble by feeding them, because they become accustomed to it, and when it doesn't happen, they get angry and imagine what the toe on the back leg would do if it connected with your stonach
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  17033. yes more of this....
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  17034. Loving it!!! About time you finally got into ET2. But yeah, like you said, you need a proper wheel and stick and pedals all mounted in a rig to really get a good "feel". Optimal would be in VR as the simulator supports VR and works really well with it and also add even more immersion as to actualy be in the trucks with depths of field and scale.
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  17035. So a freeway is now payway
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  17036. Austria is on my bucket list. Looks like a wonderful place to visit. By the looks of it, I may not leave though😀
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  17037. Thanks again Ian. I have never seen this before. Did you know that Indycar raced every season in Australia for quite a few years also? I agree that this era of Nascar was cool. As a recent convert to Nascar I've just watched the 1985 Daytona 500 in it's entirety two days ago. It's on Youtube. Loved it. If I was into Nascar back then I would have been a big Bill Elliot fan for sure. Even though he was a Ford jockey.
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  17038. This is INSANE! But .... surely this lowered MAN would look like a toy truck side by side with a Dakar Tatra Phoenix. :-D
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  17039. Larko and Neil's on wheels Crompton . Both former drivers with top end knowledge of technical stuff . Can't wait for your live stream of race Ian . Sounds like a lot of fun .
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  17040.  @frufruJ  Because he’s 50 percent Czech
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  17041. From a bottle i dont transfer to a glass, why oxidize the beer? From tap I prefer a nice foamy top, about 15-20% of the glass. Im from the Czechia, here multiple pours are popular but NOT NO FOAM :D
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  17042. Greetings from germany. I'm a car guy too and I like you and your videos
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  17043. It wouldn't surprise me of 4wd 24/7 copyright strike this as it has happened for alot of people checking out their videos or just a snippet for a mash up. They have some awesome videos though and the tracks they go onto are awesome to watch. The bloopers are funny
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  17044. Another great video! Eastern Creek is a great fun raceway, Over the years has hosted many different cars and events. There is/was a speedway and drag strip there and we used to also go-kart there in the early 90's when I lived in Sydney. it's been over 20 years since i've been there. Keep up the great videos, Thanks for sharing! here's a great clip from Eastern Creek 1992 Aussie Touring Cars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq99g4nNzf8
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  17045. Not sure about the British Grammar School blazer? Isn't there enough red, white and blue in the host city's colours? Yes, there will be many versions of each country's uniform, depending on the sport! Too much white and beige, what if you only have a small screen? It's only every 4 years, where is the pride and creativity? You can always spot the Dutch team! 🧡 Green & Gold, go Aussies, the pool is yours, turn it yellow with gold! 😍👍
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  17046. Thanks for the update that's what I was hoping for. Glad I waited.
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  17047. If you're interested to know more about the plants of Western Australia, I suggest going and looking at a fellow American Youtuber. His channel is "Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't". He has travelled around the world, mainly does US and Mexico, but has visited South Africa and has done quite a few in Western Australia.
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  17048. Good observation. The give-a-way for me was the "Made in Australia" words on the packaging.
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  17049. Wow you are up to 4K subscribers, WTG Ian
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  17050. YAS hope you enjoyed my dude! so many flavors! you loved that shit!
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  17051. My brother, that was awesome to watch. Nothing but respect 🤙👍
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  17052. Sweet squishy little baby Sydney! She’s adorable. Congratulations on the name and congrats to Daniela for being an awesome mum! ❤️🇦🇺🦘🙃🐨🦈🐋🪸👶🏻
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  17053. Your kids look a lot like you! First thing I thought when I saw the thumbnail (not surprising ofcourse but still, sometimes it is less obvious 😂)
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  17054. I am such a Shapes junkie that I even gave up chips/crisps to worship the holy 'Baked not fried' goodness! Truly, blessed are the Shape makers. BTW, thanks for the honest opinions and taste tests. It's refreshing to see. Try using the Shapes with a dip...
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  17055. Used to go to speedway a lot in the 70's and 80's, they moved the inner suburban track out of the city out to the country. Wasn't prepared to make the 120 mile round trip every Friday and Saturday nights.
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  17056. You were right about the Ford Cortina's, I do believe that Lotus and Cosworth did chassis and engine development for them back then. Some others you missed were the EH Holden and the S Series Valiant. 😎👍
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  17057. There is a road here in Thailand I want to ride again. It connects two towns 140 km apart. The road is the only way in and out of the valley. The first 40 km are almost straight, then in the next 100 km there are 1,216 corners. Thai officials love to count stuff like that - bless 'em! There are three crests that are 600 meters higher than the valley floor so it's plenty of up and down as well as a corner every 80 meters. It is the most intense road I've ridden. Sand and gravel in every corner, sharp drop-offs and no guard rails. Transfargarasan looks amazing! Those views must be stunning. Cheers!
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  17058. the best in car footage and sound at bathurst i've ever seen is this video, it's classic race cars and it's reverse grid so the faster cars start at the back and have to move through the field. it's titled. yager performance gtho race 3 "no music" and it's a must watch@
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  17059. Video idea. Ian and Pedro playing the Supercars video game. Driving Bathurst, crashing up and across the mountain. Best way to first drive the track
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  17060. Good effort for your first lap mate well done 👍🇭🇲
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  17061. In general, it is important that the vehicle is not heavy. Then you don't even need a strong engine, the wheels slip less. Otherwise, a very interesting way of racing, accessible to almost everyone.
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  17062. Ian said if he's from Alice Springs and he said south then the track must be in South Australia. Yeah, he knows where Alice is 😉.
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  17063. Hi Ian and Dani ,Just clicked on and did a back flip, my number plate is on your wall. Thank you so much, it had been in my cupboard for 32 years.
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  17064. 🤦🏻‍♂Irish English? Australian English? Just to name a few are absolutely not the same as either British English or American English. So yeah, British English definitely is a thing.
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  17065. happy to see all the pick up trucks are from saudi arabia ! they were actually doing good in liwa events
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  17066. Hello man! It's vRS, not RS. At the time when Škoda released the sports version, the RS logo was already taken by Ford and because of this, Škoda decided to put the cap from Š (this small "v", which actually represents the pronunciation accent for Škoda) in front of the RS logo. Greetings from Romania!
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  17067. if you want an insane beer experience, try samichlaus from schloss eggenberg. or try other bock beer, double bock beer. but samichlaus (because it is started 9 months before st. nikolaus, and ripens for 9 months in a barrel). it was traditionally brewed in zurich. oh, by the way, bock starts at 7%, but samichlaus has insane 15%. then, in theory, you can go with eisbock, but that might be really over the top. the tale is, that an apprentice forgot a few barrels outside, when it was freezing cold. when water freezes, it freezes pure, everything else gets concentrated. eisbock can go up to 57% alcohol, which puts it into very hard liquor territory.
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  17068. Im getting flashbacks 😂 we really liked Melbourne bounce/hardstyle and trance on the Isle of Man. Tbf its still really popular 😅
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  17069. Ian, there is a channel called "Schrodinger's Cat" - he has a lot of copyright strikes on his videos [ different type of content, I know] he often talks of how there is a "magic" way of writing your reply to get videos unblocked. If you don't have the exact information YT is looking for, your request for "fair use" will not go through. He is open to being contacted - check out his email in his video descriptions [not sure if his discourse is there too]. You may be able to go back and rescue those videos that haven't made it.
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  17070. Amazing to watch as always, the kids are really get into it now, got some stuff coming to you soon from the Golden state of WA, without giving anything away, I know this will be different yet still something for each of you. You bring a lot of joy to us and you deserve everything you get in return.
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  17071. Look up Westall UFO sighting. Happened in Clayton Melbourne in 1966
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  17072. YOU HAVE BAD INTERNET?????????Have moment of silence for all Australians. Love you're channel.
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  17073. Good morning from Sweden. I realy like your energy and willingness to learn about places and things other than those found in the United States💪😊 You should look in to LANCIA vs AUDI with Jeremy Clarkson at The Grand Tour.
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  17074. Thats entertainment plus. 😃🤣 👍🤠
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  17075. Pedro, you are gorgeous lmao...... so sneaky with the treats you like :D love from Oz
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  17076. I have sat in one and always remember the story that came with them well.. Many years ago I lived in North Sydney, and there was a place called the "Toy Shop" where they sold exotic cars and other expensive Boy Toys. I somehow got to know the people that worked there well and at one stage they had a red Giocalattolo in there show room.. That's where I managed to get to sit in it.. They were actually Australian compliance plated so were regarded as a production car so despite there being so few actually made they were not classed as a Kit car. The Toy shop staff said they would be selling them and people could order them from them. Plan was there were to be many more made but the car builer ended up going broke before he got the chance to make more..
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  17077. I haven’t been for a few years but I love Vivid Sydney. It’s a freezing time of year to have it but they say it’s to bring a bit of life to the city in winter. It’s absolutely spectacular and I love how it extends right through the city with many displays and also now into the suburbs too. If you can’t face the crowds you can get excellent vantage points just standing on the harbour foreshores and watching a broad view of all the lights.
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  17078. That was such good fun :) I think the reputation for American's being loud is mostly due to travellers. When I was overseas in group tours, some of the loudest on buses etc were American. They were having fun and exploring the world, but compared to maybe Asian tourists, they just tended to have louder voices, spoke with more confidence, liked to make decisions.... of course not every person would fit that stereotype, but it was pretty consistent in the tours I did at least.
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  17079. I had this happen with a Bundaberg Ginger Beer (the best soft drink in Australia). I had to complete the lid removal with pliers. There was a little flap, enough to grip with the pliers. Success.
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  17080. Part 2 would be nice.
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  17081. I grew up with the F1 cars of the 90's so remember the screech from their engines more. Probably the best to recommend checking out from that era would the Nigel Mansell's "Red 5" Williams FW14B
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  17082. Haha straight to the pool room. Great castle reference
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  17083. The craziest roundabout I ever saw is Place del la Concorde in Paris. It's not even the roundabout itself, it's the traffic there. I watched it from the Arc de Triomphe and my mind was blown that not just one car but all of them escaped that mess undamaged. I guess for driving in Paris, people must develop some extra senses. Me, I was just dumbstruck by it. Luckily I didn't have to dive into that mess yet.
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  17084. Oh Daniela you are awesome!!! You had me laughing!! Okay, just finished watching Ian with the Turkish Delight 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Oh my, what a lot of fun you two are!! I HATE Turkish Delight!!! It's like eating perfume 😝😝😝. I like the other chocolates though. Sometimes I feel like a Crunchie and sometimes a Violet Crumble. Malteasers are always a win for me. Brave of you to try foods you've no idea about. Thanks!!!
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  17085. That man cave is brilliant! So many different things, very eclectic taste lol
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  17086. HI! Those Scanias drives like a new car,same feeling but bigger! :D...Amazing trucks for sure!..Greeting from sweden :D
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  17087. One advantage of these car based utes is that the aircon is a full "sedan sized" unit. If you are in AZ/NM area in summer at 110F, you will really appreciate that big unit cooling a small space.
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  17088. I loved this lap last year and love the Monster Energy Mustang .
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  17089. Northern Safari is an awesome flick of a couples travel in an old car traveling through the top end of Australia. That is a brilliant gift, I'm stoked for ya. Warning; You will get hooked on the theme song, "Goin' North on a Northern Safari" and won't be able to get that tune out of ya head for donkeys.
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  17090. you have a beautiful family, congratulations
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  17091. Hey, I would suggest to check out the "Wölfe im Schafspelz" series by Grip. It´s about massiv understatement cars and how they win aginst sports cars on the autobahn. I love every part and they never fail to impress.
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  17092. so happy you're back
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  17093. IIRC, the original Yellowbird was in the neighborhood of ~460hp. I drive an '85 911 without the turbos, and you can still drive it like a rally car by chucking it into turns like that. That's a feature of the rear weight bias; fix the understeer with oversteer FTW... assuming you know how. If you don't, you're done pretty quickly.
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  17094. Kiwi here Ian, I look forward to seeing more reaction vids you do about New Zealand.
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  17095. We had the swing out drop down multi function tail gate on the 1971 XA to XC 1978, Falcon,Fairmont station wagons. The XH Ute actually was still using the XD mid 1978 Falcon Ute body. which took it up to 1998.
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  17096. Mt Panorama has an elevation above sea level of 870m so the weather can be quite variable sometimes. The general area around Bathurst is classed as the central tablelands with Mt Canobolas at 1397m between Bathurst and Orange being the highest point around the region.
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  17097. The weather in Perth is supposedly very similar to Southern California. So I'm told...
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  17098. The $1 note is worth about $10 now, it’s value triples if it is marked commonwealth of Australia, the $2 note is around $15-20 now and the $10 is about $40, the pennies are worth a few dollars between them. But to answer your question as to what can be bought for a half penny.. in the 60’s you could buy a cast iron sauce pan for a half penny.
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  17099. Suddenly snow skiing looks safe mate after seeing the crocs? Darwin is one of my most favorite cities, The area around Alice springs is not far behind. Many retirees travel from the southern states to the top end over winter.
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  17100. The L, red P, green P plates indicate the experience of the driver. L = learner (must be accompanied by full licence holder in front passenger seat, and must be under 0.05BAC), red P = 1st year licence holder, green P = 1-3 yrs licence holder (pretty sure full licence is 3 years in Vic), then full licence; assuming of course you didn't lose licence in the 3 years. The 'plates' are magnetic so you can 'stick' them to the car without damaging the car. Depending on the state/territory of issue (not the state/territory travelling in), speed restrictions may apply regardless of posted limits. And in many states/territories, curfews/passenger limits apply for P platers, and (in Vic at least) half as many demerit points. And there's a bunch of other restrictions, including BAC of 0.00, power/weight ratio, depending on the state/territory, and level of licence. Fun fact, in Vic, learner has a yellow banner on their permit (learners have a permit, not a licence), a probationary licence holder has a red banner on their licence, full licence has a blue banner. It's been a long time since I got my licence, so not sure if there's a green banner for green P platers. Heavy Vehicle (anything 4.5 metric tonne+ GVM) like mine, is also a red banner, which can confuse some people when they see it , they often think you just got your licence LOL Like our currency, drivers licences also have a heap of anti-couterfeit technology in them. Holograms, see-through panels, raised numbers etc.
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  17101. Yeah that's a blade of windmill. We get them going past daily up here. I'm in Highlands of Scotland and is known to be a bit breezy at times
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  17102. Ian, when AMC was assembled by AMI they were badged as Rambler right up to the end in the late 70s. Rambler Hornet, Rambler Javelin, even Rambler AMX and 1 Rambler Pacer. All RHD of course. The Pacer was bought by an American and taken back to the US.
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  17103. You should do a video about best Australian burnouts their awesome expecially Cranky which is a car btw
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  17104. From my memory from that big Dick Johnson crash that they got the car the next day on the grid for the race start and the paint job on the car was still wet from the rebuild overnight !
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  17105. Magpies are a beaut bird. I give them respect and have not been bothered by them. Though yes, in some places, one has to be careful.
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  17106. Romanian here... I have been there 3 times, 1st time with a crappy old car, 2nd with a 4×4 and 3rd with a Ford Focus. All worked well... what he didn't show, is that at the end of the road, on top is a glaciar lake, in the winter even a glaciar hotel. You can eat there, try the line over the cliffs or just enjoy the view. You can also acces the lake by cable car and the view from it is breathtaking. Hope you get there one day. Btw, if in the summer we have 35 C degrees, in there it gets until 10 C degrees. On the south part, that he accesed through the tunel, is regular summer weather. In 5 min through the tunel, under the mountains, the climate changes😅
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  17107. Never let your schooling interfere with your education 😉
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  17108. Great video IWrocker!! I wondered this as well when I moved to Amsterdam from Florida. I'm STILL surprised to see manuals so common here in Europe (although it's trending downwards). I did a video on this topic as well a couple years ago and still get comments from Europeans with so many different reasons why they prefer manuals. Main themes: 1. Cost and weight (weight influences road taxes). 2. Fuel economy (although this is less of an argument these days where automatics are about as fuel efficient as manual) 3. Keeps you engaged and focused as a driver (whereas driving in the US is more of a chore and people want it to be as easy as possible) 4. Reliability and maintenance costs 5. Someone recently pointed out that original automatics used to be too large for very compact European city cars so manuals were the only options long ago and has just stuck culturally
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  17109. 1:34 Yes, he was. This happens all the time in places where drunkards live.
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  17110. I wonder what the video analytic would say about these kind of video's and their view-rate per country. Would the Netherland be on top or would more Americans watch this kind of content? I really hope it is the latter as I strongly believe America can improve a lot by taking examples from overseas. There's no shame in doing so because we do it all the time.
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  17111. Nikki Owen in his Scammell pulling the second Scammell. The work he puts into that machine is impressive.
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  17112. Check it out for Lella Lombardi, first woman driver in Formula 1 championship during 70's.
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  17113. Awesome stuff from OZ once again it blew my mind!!! Steve so much EPIC stuff you sent You are a Legend!!! Thanks for the share mate keep it going!!!!
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  17114. The game is from Czech rep. With each map DLC the game looks nicer, UK and central europe are the oldest and simplest maps. There is a video from SCS about their history and how they've got into trucking sims.
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  17115. The Sturt Desert Pea is the state of South Australia's floral emblem. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  17116. Yea house prices have gone NUTS. 9 years ago my parents house sold for $525,000 & after some renovations kitchen, bathroom, laundry & a big deck of the back, it sold again January this year for $1,050,000. A mate of mine sent me some photos a couple of months ago, the 2 car garage the BBQ area & mum's greenhouse all gone & a transportable house/ apartment is now on the concrete slab & is fenced of from the house I grew up in
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  17117. I was the 5th generation to grow up on a farm in South Australia and our house was built out of limestone as the land around us was full of it! Very old school farm house design with separate rooms for lounge, kitchen, hallway up the middle etc and a verandah wrapping around the entire house with parts of it eventually covered and built in to make the laundry and bathroom. Mum would have loved to have an open plan kitchen/living/dining but considering the walls were about half a meter to a meter thick it was never worth the effort or cost!
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  17118. Dude, I live in Sheffield and I have a view of cradle Mountain from my office 🤣
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  17119. New Zealand police just replaced fleet to Skoda
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  17120. Although the earlier model Barinas from Suzuki and then Vauxhall/Opel had a much better reputation before the Barina became a rebadged Daewoo.
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  17121. No country can compete with Australian car show except nz with their love of the rotaries
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  17122. 8:14 The Dodge is normally a reserve Vehicle. In the clip it was on its way to a MANV Training Excercise in a VW Plant. MANV means Mass Casualty Event.
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  17123. Im glad for the sample glasses!! ✊👍
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  17124. Kia ora hello i have been enjoying your content ty
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  17125. YEESSS I love Skoda! Watch more either WRC, Skoda or Peugeot (they got some good ones too with flames) videos! I love the Fabia, the Octavia & the new Rally2 car! The Clio S1600 backfires are a bit louder sometimes
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  17126. It is one of the worst floods to hit South East Queensland in terms of property damage but not death toll
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  17127. Happy thanksgiving day! Have a wonderfull time, I love your channel and I love to see it grow. Your videos are so entertaining! Cheers from Spain.
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  17128. Smiling the whole way through ! Gorgeous family, wonderful packages too ! Keep on rockin !
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  17129. You need to watch the 2021 version There is one done each year.
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  17130. I hope you react to some more Dash Cams of Australia videos!
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  17131. Maybe she wants to be camerawomen
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  17132. Yes. They all still exist out in the bush. To be safe from certain death from these magnificant creatures, i have two 12 floor 5 star appartments overlooking the harbour bridge and the Opera house for sale. Special discount for selected Americans.
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  17133. The rum doesn't wake you up, it puts you to sleep🤣🤙
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  17134. I would love to see Allan Moffat's V8 killing Ford Cologne Capri Cosworth quad cam V6 in that collection. 😎😋
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  17135. It's tradition/good luck to include a coin or money inside when giving someone a purse or wallet as a gift ;) I have some coins in my purse now that we're gifted to me when I was a kid :)
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  17136. V10 era, the best one !!! They used to do that back in the days (2004 I think ?) with the Renault Roadshow Team : they play the anthem by reving up the engine just like they were warming it up, and they do the God save the Queen because the Renault F1 team was always based in Enstone for the chassis, and moreover that day it was Richard Hammond from Top Gear who was trying to drive the F1 : you can find the video online !
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  17137. The inventor of the walking spider excavator Ernst Menzi (1897-1984) was not just a genius inventor, he was also a born entrepreneur. He was a strongly influential figure in the history of the Menzi Muck walking excavator. Thanks to the success, his thoughts and ideas live on beyond his death to confirm Ernst Menzi's position as an inventor and forward-thinking entrepreneur.
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  17138. Adds more proof to South Park's Man-Bear-Pig creation! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  17139. Sooo happy to see you back, Ian. I was getting worried about you. Welcome back! 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  17140. No wonder Tim Tams are so hard to get in Australia............... Chili Tim Tams rule, yes they have chili in them.
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  17141. I appreciate people like you!! ❤
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  17142.  @IWrocker  If you want to checkout a motorsport that is bone crunching and will knock the drivers teeth out check out New Zealand Super Stockcars, these guys and girls play for keeps.
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  17143. That I ❤ OHIO is a legal plate, we have a huge variety of custom plates because custom plate culture is big here even for people who aren't enthusiasts like to add a personal touch. "I ❤" plates are totally a thing you can get.
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  17144. That’s awesome advice you have to start @ the bottom & work yr way up, whether you have college / university degree or are an apprentice in a “hands on” role. Do everything right the first time & you won’t waste time having to re-do it. Take care everyone. Best wishes from Adelaide; South Australia🇦🇺💐
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  17145. So that is who my next-door neighbour is , the sasquatch . He's a big hairy thing who seems to be permanently off his face and sometimes when the wind is right I get half-stoned from the fumes coming from his direction.:face-purple-smiling-tears::face-purple-smiling-tears:
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  17146. It’s eerie when there are no bird sounds heard. Stay safe everyone and if it’s flooded forget it!
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  17147. Love the crown Vic s wish we had them in aus🇦🇺👍
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  17148. Hopefully the Tassie guy took out insurance so he can claim something back for the parcel that was stolen. Another lovely mailtime 😊 The kids are getting so grown-up now. Sydney looks gorgeous in her new outfit 😊
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  17149. I like Double Coat Tim Tams more than Mint Slices
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  17150. That last car was a Made in Australia car HSV Holden V8 injection 308ci engine in it, made on the Sunshine Coast late 1980’s very rare car Decottlo think I have the spelling wrong. A little rocket ship small very light. Keep up the great work Ian and Family.
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  17151. dont forget some to your post office for handling all your packages
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  17152. Japan is famous for it's vending machines, even some with live crabs. The Dutch have besides strawberry vending machines in the country side also hot fried food vending machines, especially at night they are very popular.
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  17153. Hey there, it turned into a long comment again :) To your question: that was indeed a remote starter which is left off of the car for weight reasons but more to the point: If all goes well, you'll never need it. This reason is why it's always been absolutely critical to not stall your race car at the race start, pit exit or when you've beached it in a gravel trap. The clutches on these were tiny with the more modern ones measuring 110mm in diameter, that's only 4.3 inches!! This period of F1 was still heralded as "when men were men" kinda spirit, which is mostly created by the immense physical strain of keeping these cars on track without any assistances such as TC or ABS, three pedals and an engine that was as high revving and as peaky as possible. Ohhh, the engines... There are a few iconic ones but none more than the famous DFV V8 built by Cosworth in the UK, which dominated the sport from the late 60s up to the 80s, when it was made redundant by smaller displacement turbo engines, look up BMW's +1000bhp qualifying mode. Completely nuts. In the 60s, F1's layout and design philosophy changed from front engined to mid engined race cars, which brought with it a regulation change of downsizing the engines to 1.5L so the cars produced between 150 and 225 hp but weighed only 1100-1300lbs. This is the period of Sterling Moss and many other brilliant drivers who are now quite old if still alive but you'd be surprised how incredible these drivers were at anticipating and controlling a car that's essentially out of control with useless tires and brakes. These drivers needed unreal cornering abilities just to see the checkered flag. THE DFV V8 The Cosworth DFV was incredible and is the most iconic engine in all of F1 since it dominated the sport from the 60s up to the 80s. It was first developed for the Detroit motor show in 65 but wasn't ready to race until 67, where it put a Lotus on pole position by over a second and had the driver lead the race for 10 laps until the gears driving a cam shaft broke. At first, this engine was only used by a single team of Ford, Cosworth and Lotus but from August of 67, the engine was sold to all other teams that wanted one. The engine was revolutionary since durable, high powered, small displacement naturally aspirated engines are the kryptonite of most race teams and cost a fortune to develop, but from August onwards, any team could buy this engine for 9,500 pounds a piece in 1967 (roughly 90k pounds in 2005 money), replacing the hilariously named "coventry climax" engine which was used the most widely before. From the 69' to 73' season, every championship winning car used this engine, taking 155 wins in 262 races between '67 and '85! In the late 70s/early 80s, this 3 Liter engine was revised to produce 480hp! In combination with a British aero-focussed chassis, the previously favourited Alfa and Ferrari had to concede the championship to British teams in '78, '80 and '81; even when the turbo age had taken it's first steps in the early 80s, this engine remained competitive even if it produces a lot less power due to it's comparatively high durability and torque at low revs. In the mid-late 70s, the period of this video, the ground effect technology found it's way into F1 and gave this old engine a new lease on life. Ferrari and Alfa Romeo had developed flat 12 engines to take advantage of the DFV's drawbacks, which had lower centres of gravity than the taller DFV V8, which in theory would lead to better cornering. The upside of the engine being very low led to an unforeseeable drawback: If the engine isn't tall, it's gonna be very wide so a low mounted engine with wide cylinder heads would take up all the space needed for the underfloor venturi tunnels and diffusor to evacuate the air out the back of the car, which is ultimately how the 70s aero-age of F1 took over from the previous power/weight ratio-age. As a NASCAR fan, I'm sure you know about the witchcraft of high compression, piston speed in small vs. big bore engines, aggressive cam timings leading to pops and bangs on the overrun (British for letting off throttle) and it would be hard to overstate how critical this period was for all natural aspirated engine configurations that came after it. Speaking of important tech, the 1.5 Turbo engines that became popular in the 80s are really worth checking out if you like weird engine layouts. The boost these things took make most drag car engines disintegrate but here's the funny part: the engine block is made from cast iron and was taken from BMW's 60s 1.6L family car, so the most insane 80s F1 turbo tech relied on "ancient" rusty engine blocks found in junkyards at the time. These 80s f1 cars were just ludicrous: Fuel technology was nowhere near to today and the teams apparently experimented with a lot of additives in those days, the brakes and tires and aero and engine management and driver safety would be considered insane from today's perspective but they had a better power/weight ratio than F1 cars today. They just had to manually shift a 1400hp turbo 4 cylinder in a car that weighed 1500lbs. I hope I managed to convey how crazy these periods of F1 were, now all you've got to do is have a look at videos from each period :) Here's a link to the wiki page for BMW's F1 stuff: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_M12#Formula_One I hope you have a great day! As always, happy to be corrected if I made mistakes <3
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  17154. I want start like that too, cocpit is inevitable
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  17155. IWrocker... dude, hilarious! Thanks. Happy New Year!
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  17156. yea carlsberg is one of the biggest beer brands in the world id say, they sponsor everything.
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  17157. I'd be curious to get your opinion on 'Lano and Woodley'.
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  17158. To be fair, if you ask enough people in any country, you’d probably get similar answers.
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  17159. I also use the plastic cutlery when the in-laws come for dinner.
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  17160. Good indication of house prices here from my point of view. My parents purchased the house i grew up in(a weatherboard 1920s build) in 1974 for $13,000aud and they sold it it 1990 for $63,000aud, it was then sold in 1992 for $70,000aud and then again in 1995 for $50,000aud taking a $20,000 loss and then again in 1998 for $85,000aud and then someone actually kept it until 2009 before selling for $300,000aud. It's now as of today got a price guide of $850,000 - $899,000aud in a town that while growing up had a population of only 4,900(now around 10,000).
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  17161. Fun fact: In Queensland (inland and Far North Queensland) they're called a Snag in a Swag. As a translation for non-Australians a snag is a sausage and a swag is like a heavyweight sleeping bag for outdoor (non-tent) sleeping.
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  17162. I don't know if anyone has mentioned this before but your backyard is massive! Very beautiful looking location. Near Chicago did you say?
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  17163.  @drummerboy2834  agree, she's got a lot of interesting videos IWrocker could react to!
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  17164. The great Peter Brock died doing a rally, a sad loss for Australia.
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  17165. Hawkei is smaller and like American JLTV and newer than the Bushmaster. Both designed and made in Bendigo Australia by Thales. 3 out of 90 Bushmaster vehicles sent to Ukraine has been lost, with no lives lost there or ever. I watch Yellow Bushmaster Fire king vehicles drive past all the time. Bushmaster made in late 90's and latest variant, just came out. Check out Thales Hawkei and Hanwha Redback IFV also being trialed in omfv program in America. Australian Brabham BT62 super car is worth checking out too. Love your channel from Mount Gambier South Australia
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  17166. im portuguese and i live near the famous Fafe rally section, ive been warching personally WRC rally since late 90's and its always a great experience, tons of people, booze and a lot of fun
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  17167. Stoked to see you found these. These are my 2nd favourite of the soft drinks Bundaberg put out with only the OG ginger beer beating it
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  17168. I'm not from South Aus., but if someone sends you Coopers Pale Ale... that's manna from heaven. You also need some proper beer glasses, either a 'schooner' or a 'ladies waist'... :-)
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  17169. Don’t forget to add water or sodawater, lemonade to the cordial.A bottle will make about four or five gallons so don’t try it straight 😂😂Loving the clips , stay strong 👁👁🦘🐨😊🇦🇺 The kangaroo pouch is a ball bag , hence the comment he wasn’t using them anymore 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  17170. Great books Naomi. Remember reading them at storytime in the local library.
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  17171. I seen this video a few times earlier, and i still can believe that it does stop so fast.
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  17172. Mat - a - rank- a national park. Such a nice place natural thermal pools.
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  17173. Good on ya. Well done.
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  17174. Oh that's really nice for a first wheel. My first wheel was a spring loaded 40USD Ferrari branded thing.
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  17175. Congrats to you and the family! Enjoy your content!
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  17176. No sir, thank you for the amazing content, we love what you do, this is entertaining and educational. Thank yoh
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  17177. Australian house prices are no joke! Nor is the skin cancer rate. We are a country of people addicted to sun baking on lovely beaches. Thank you for the video!
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  17178. Love this content, you guys need to try some portuguese beer, like superbock or sagres
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  17179. Ty for sharing this .. you must visit Saudi Arabia and experience this
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  17180. Both MAN and Scania are owned by Volkswagen, whereas the American MACK is owned by Volvo, which itself is partly owned by a Chinese company. There's a good reason that Volkswagen is the 2nd largest car manufacturer in the world, they bought up a lot of companies
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  17181. Hello Ian and family, Congratulations to you all on precious gift, i wish all the best. I'm very sorry that you felt like you had to explain all that, it's unfortunate that people feel that they have a right to dictate to what you should and should not be doing. I'm not usually a fan of reaction videos, however I do enjoy watching your content. Keep it up and I look forward too seeing more in the near future.
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  17182. You should also check out "Aussie Muscle Car Barn Find & Rescue! Mission Impossible....Almost." I found it interesting as well.
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  17183. the bumpers you mentioned about the 4x4, we call them bullbars, self-explanatory 😊 love the diversity of our trucks, just like our land and people
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  17184. Haven’t watch it yet, this’ll be good.
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  17185. The Giant is mighty impressive in those tough Fin conditions 👊
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  17186. In NSW, you can get a standard issue plate, 2 letters 2 numbers 2 letters, my son had LS34ME on his Marloo, CM44RO, on his Camaro and DZ00KY on his Suzuki
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  17187. I've sung this song so often over the years that I have to watch that I don't slip into it during the chorus of normal Jingle Bells, several people at work (I work with kids, there's a lot of singing) also have this problem
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  17188. I have hours and hours of scammel recovery training videos, the mod made a lot of them. annoyingly they are all on vhs but I will transfer them at some point. Explorers were besatly but they did lack proper difflocks. the rear suspension is lovely though.
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  17189. The short wheel base which you thought has a v8 is a Nissan patrol 1986, probably with a modified engine.
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  17190. Just discovered your videos. Hope you do more reacting to UK stuff, as I am from the UK. Like what I see so far regarding other countries though! Love your family, your kids are so cute! Much love, from an Autistic woman in North East, UK.
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  17191. Maccas had to close all stores by 4PM, but apparently some opened again by 7PM. The IT glitch was not just Australia, but included a number of countries including NZ, UK, and even USA, and other places. Stated as NOT A HACKING or Security problem, but all payment, ordering and App functions ceased. Only a short newpaper column I have seen.
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  17192. Congratulations on getting the pronunciation of emus right😆
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  17193. Your a champ Ian, this is why we watch you, so genuine, some true blue running through this ones veins!
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  17194. Thanks for a vid, this is actually from my nearest town(Kolín - central Bohemia region) ..this event is traditionaly held every year at spring for yeears( 15 years+ for sure) - it is called "A day of the emergency rescuers" and they bring all those vehicles on the town square so people and especially children can look inside them and see how they work.. there is usually police, firefighters and ambulance and the military actually participate too but they got their own space outside of the town.
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  17195. Best to have a satellite phone out there just in case and first aid kit
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  17196. Starting a business in Spain is very very dificult because of the taxes. You need a lot of money because even if you are loosing money the state is taking 300€ from you every month...so yes, I'm giving that to the USA. The taxation in general is higher in Europe, but once you take into consideration, the healthcare, the education (elementary and superior), the roads, the public transportation, it makes sense.
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  17197. Surfers Paradise is beautiful Ian, definately worth a visit when/if you make it over. And yea that was a Telstra phone booth. Which are now free to use around the country. A tour of "Chadstone Shopping Centre" (biggest mall in the southern hemisphere) or the "Melbourne Central tour" or the tour of one of the Royal Shows. Basically every year, a few of the major cities have a huge carnival, with rides, showbags, animals, and lots of unhealthy food. Melbourne's starts this Thursday
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  17198. Also ..if Australia runs out of TimTams...you and your family ..have some explaining to do .😂
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  17199. I like it how you explore our Formula 1 and how respectful you are at all. Regards from Germany. Tom
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  17200. That RAM looking mean man!! Where are those trails at? I've been looking for some to off road at.. checkout my new vid of my v8 jeep it sounds ferocious!... Merry Xmas to u n ur wife!! Stay up
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  17201. I love looking at old film clips from places I know that are decades old before I was born.
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  17202. My million dollar choices out of the options in this video would have to be Arizona, Thailand and Paris (for different reasons) on the proviso that I can have all three(for different reasons) and reasonably priced teleportation between the three(for obvious reasons)😇 I feel London was missing in this video tho and I would certainly swap out Paris in favour of London if price comparable. If my maths are sound, my home in Brisbane Australia is $315US/sqft .Similar size and proximity to the city centre as the Melbourne apartment, which shows how different those two cities are. (My apartment is NOT worth $1mUS)
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  17203. I'm from Tasmania. It's cold in winter and hot in summer in extremes. I think it's the garden of Eden lol . Cheers for the mention 😀
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  17204. Happened here in my little town and it’s crazy… can hear them for miles
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  17205. I remember a video where you had the beer ready, and you thought let the criticism come!!but now you have thicker skin😂😂😂
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  17206. 4:50 yes main problem with F1 now is that cars are getting bigger and heavier by alot.
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  17207. G/Day mate! If you ever come down Under 🦘 come to Airlie beach 🏖️ and see the Whitsunday islands in Australia! I live in Mackay which is very close and you're welcome to stay 😊
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  17208. Called Ute 's in New Zealand as well.
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  17209. Love this bro👌👌❤❤ That 4 Rotor 26B is one of the most amazing engines ever built!1
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  17210. Street Machine is a magazine over here, they also have the event naming rights and are the main sponsor/organiser of Summernats.
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  17211. Love my '13 silver top black bottom red decals. I disagree on the graphics part of it. I think the '10-'13 got the right balance of class w/just enough graphics to say this is something different. I've never driven anything that gets as much positive attention and compliments when I pull in somewhere. Most importantly I picked this out because it was the last to have 4.56 gears and leaf springs out back. The 5.7L with the 4.56 gears has plenty of torque and hp. Leaf springs retain more of that 2500 capacity. Very easy to mod. Speaking of single cab, I would have to go back a few years to the 80s. Single cab / short bed / wagon wheels / roll bar. My wife's cousin had a bumble bee colored one that was badass.
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  17212. The big issue with the spectators was the amount, 500,000 would turn up on a stage.
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  17213. Ian, You have totally the wrong thinking going on in your head mate...If you came into some money, you wouldn't try to register a stupid Aussie ute o ver there...You'd just move your family here. Then you can have all the holidays seeing ALL those things you've wanted to see for the past year!!! Come-on !!! Get with the program mate! 🤪🤟🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘
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  17214. Congrats IWrocker fam 👍
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  17215. Your Commonwealth of Australia citizenship certificate is in the mail mate lol. At this point I feel you have taught me a lot of things about Aus that I didn't know, and has made me go and learn more about your country, whether you call it the US or whatever, we all know the US as America here, the mainstream media do not tell the truth, I refer to you guys as the United States, then use America loosely but have to use context, like for instance a peruvian is an American but I just go by the country not continent of South America, it really is a not that hard to understand but know why you made that video.
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  17216. Mate alot of things have to change in America, alot. America just does not care about its people. ☹
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  17217. as an owner of the SS storm ute i can say one thing... she loves going sideways !
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  17218. The car you thought was a beautiful colour at 2:18 was a Croatian built 1914hp Rimac electric vehicle. Of course the Veyron was the fastest accelerating car in the world but the Tesla Model S Plaid is now faster over the 1/4 mile.
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  17219. British Army loved these. They were still being built in the UK till 2007. That was years after Steyr-Daimler-Puch themselves had ceased production in Austria. The UK assembly line passed through a lot of different owners with BAE Systems being the last. Like the Land Rover and Humvee, the Pinzgauers proved too vulnerable in Iraq and Afghanistan. There was an armour kit for the three axle version that was used for a while but I think that was more of an interim solution till proper MRAPs like the Mastiff and Foxhound came into service. BAE did some development work on a Pinzgauer II that would have had better IED protection (I think they even did some trials with it in South Africa) but nothing came of it unfortunately. Edit: Just looked it up, the British army don't use them for personnel transport anymore but loads still with the Royal Artillery for gun tractor duty.
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  17220. One thing I appreciate with american homes are the varieties.. here in Australia we seem to build suburbs of the same house..
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  17221. You should watch Gotland grand national. This year we had 3300+ drivers It’s an enduro race in Sweden
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  17222. At this rate you guys are going to be eating Tim Tam's for years mate 😜
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  17223. Great mail time as always, just a bit on the Mr. Squiggle coins, so Mr. Squiggle was a kids show which started on 1st of July 1959 and ran until 9th of July1999 it was created by and started by artist Norman "Heth" Hetherington it stared Mr. Squiggle, a puppet with a working pencil for a nose children would send him their squiggles and Mr. Squiggle would make something out of them all though they would always be upside down for the practical reason that Norman Hetherington would be operating Mr. Squiggle and other puppet characters created by Norman from above the set apparently very close to the hot studio lights. Mr. Squiggle would have a human assistant on the show the first being Gina Curits who Mr. Squiggle would refer to as Miss Gina calling the assistant Miss carried on until the Miss Jane after that the last two assistants were called by their first name the last assistant being Norman's daughter Rebecca who I remember. Some of the other puppets included Blackboard who was always grumpy and was known to say "Hurry up, hurry up!", Gus the snail, Bill the steam shovel and more all designed, built, operated and voiced by Norman. The coins were made to celebrate the show unfortunately Norman passed in 2010 and didn't get to see the coins. The coins were released in 2019. I have a link here to a episode from Rebecca's time on the show which you may which to show Emma and Andrew you and Daniela may which to watch as well to get a idea of the show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLrG_X-sImc
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  17224. Imagine what Americans will think when they find out we have Ford versions as well.
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  17225. Haven't watched it yet but I'm sure I'll enjoy it! =) It's pron ."Twine-ings" lol.
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  17226. This was shot on different days and spliced together. They do multiple runs. But still cool
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  17227. This is what a 60s Unimog does with a stonking 84hp on tap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvoZAlna90g As for towing 'mogs are frequently used to shunt railway carts around the yards. Rail wheels are an optional extra among many, many other things. The brochure for extras has 160 pages.
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  17228. Look's like I'm going have to send up some kiwi goodies 😂😂
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  17229. The dodges did good
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  17230. Like these vids and yes your right about them tasting like chicken in a biscuit because that's what they are and Nabisco is in Aus . Maybe they shortened the name because Aussies are lazy and it was shortened just for us lol.
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  17231. Every time I hear the Haka I get goosebumps!! The pure emotion behind the piece gives me chills. Love it!!
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  17232. That video is amazing. I first saw it a few years ago and the production is first class. I love the look on the little girl's face at the end after seeing an amazing female role model.
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  17233. Well, can you imagine how fast that lancia s4 does 0-60mph?........... 2.5 seconds on GRAVEL
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  17234. Back in the late 60's and the 70's, when my wife and I lived in W Germany, we had those windows in our Married Quarter. After finally arriving back in the UK and buting our first house in 1984, one of the first things we did was to have double-glazing installed throughout with those very same type of double operation windows plus similarly operating patio doors! A real benefit in warm weather, if you haven't got air-con.
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  17235. The bird on the mug is a cassowary….👍
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  17236. Queensland Raceway also known as the paperclip.
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  17237. Same bro it’s an awesome game 👍
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  17238. When you drive up the old North Coast (Sunshine Coast) highway through the pine forests, Tibrogargan's broad shoulders and head and face come into view, still looking out towards the sea. With all the flat country in that area, it looks so imposing. Cheers. The Australia Zoo crocodile park is just down the road.
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  17239. Hey, Ian - my town, Traralgon was shown on that map - we are having a relatively comfortable 27 degrees C today (it's 1:21am on Christmas Day right now). All the best to you and your family for the day and for the new year.
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  17240. That’s the magic mojo of Peter brock right there .
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  17241. hi, i am from czech republic and i like your enthusiasm for our country and for our stuff.. pretty reaction video buddy!
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  17242. Ian, look up Midnight Oil's "Blue Sky Mine", it's a fantastic song, video & summary of Wittenoom. Sorry, but now it has NO residents, you can't legally o sanely visit & the last structure is gone now. Has the 'honour' of being "largest contaminated site in the southern hemisphere". Yay. My eternal hero, [NSW Governor] Rear-Admiral Sir David Martin, died of asbestos exposure from serving the RAN. :(
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  17243. Hi there Gearheads. Volvo 850 and Fiat Marea: 5 cylinder sounds also in the British Touring Car mid 90s
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  17244. Hi mate the arrowroot biscuits are great for the kids and the adults just put about 3-5 in a bowl add a little bit of hot water that will soften the biscuits and then add milk it tastes unreal love ya work Mate from the Boyd family
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  17245. You deserved a break, family time is ALWAYS a priority above all else.
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  17246. I'm still getting over the nest of 100+ black snakes found in a Sydney garden compost heap.
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  17247. The one thing is Praga V3S did not have a powersteering :D
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  17248. In Poland it's also gaspedal... Seems like it's generally eu thing.
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  17249. Love it! Not so sure that’s a ‘79... Still all Bronco’s are cool! RamCharger’s are cool too! I love old school vehicles & agree with your thoughts, please get one on the channel! You’ve inspired me because I just bought myself a huge 4x4 pickup lol! No reveal just yet but I’m pretty excited! You only live once, might as well make it count!(-:
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  17250. My grandad had a haulage business in the 1960s and ran a few Scammells. I'm sure we've got some photos somewhere. Brilliant video, as always. Really enjoyable to watch and your pronunciation of foreign machinery is almost always spot on. I've been paying more attention to the contemporary Scanias, DAF, Volvo and Mercedes lorries on UK roads since you've been focusing on European lorries 🚚
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  17251. Steam engines and the railway were already commonplace at that time. As dramatic as the reactions were portrayed in the film, it is certainly exaggerated.
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  17252. So glad you watched this one as he was on such a flyer! The one where they had to kick out the front and rear windows of Brocky's Commodore was pretty crazy too - racing with no windscreen!
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  17253. Congrats Ian 🎉 don’t worry about coming down here for the time being,, we’ll keep bringing Oz to you ❤
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  17254. Woah! Spot on buddy, Craft!!! Man how could I have forgotten that year, makes me want to watch all Bathursts from Day 1, again ;) Cheers bro
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  17255. Off course I been there I’m from the Netherlands Der al lot also much bigger with 6 engines turbine engines Called tractor pulling you would love it the sound 😜
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  17256. Oh geez I’d forgotten all about the shuffle lol. I think it was maybe 2006, 2007 or so these videos were all over YouTube. It was a thing before YouTube started though 😂. Never heard of it being called the ‘Melbourne’ shuffle though. I don’t live in in Melb.
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  17257. 6:36 in 1992 at Truck Racing Championship (Nurburgring) my fellow countrymans compete in a truck with tank engine. Wild times I know 😅
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  17258. Hey south african here we also had the ford falcon here and also the "yute" you like so much we had that also it was sold as the chevvy lumina SS same as the holden comodore was aslo chevvy lumina SS u can check that out and compare the 2 thanks love ur content
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  17259. Love our signs in the outback some really funny ones
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  17260. I think you have to visit us here in Europe for a Food/Drink Experience
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  17261. Saw this on YouTube and was waiting for you to see this. Crazy thing is this is a slow practice lap. Not even a flying (or push lap)
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  17262. The Dymaxion was designed by Buckminster Fuller, best known for geodesic domes.
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  17263. The Irish Saint Brendan landed in America 1,000 years before Columbus sailed past, according to the"Navigado Sancti Brendani" a book written in the ninth century. So they say, to be sure to be sure. And Viking sagas tell of meeting Irish people in Iceland and of native Americans who sounded Irish. "How, sure and begorra."
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  17264. Look Ma No hands!!!🛬.🤣 Crazy.
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  17265. Merry Christmas from Andalusia (Spain) 🎄🎄 Felices Fiestas!!!! ❤🧑‍🎄
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  17266. I would do exactly that. Among some other similar things.
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  17267. G'day rocker family we have a Pedro at our pub in Young NSW. But not as cool as Pedro looks and dresses the same. You rock up Pedro
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  17268. apparently they want to keep majority in Aus, good on em though! but it is nice to see the reactions of non Aus tasting the drinks <3
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  17269. Well done! Baking is tricky! I love watching your channel 😊 Much love to you from Geelong Australia 🇦🇺
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  17270. One of my neighbours uses one to pull his massive boat to the shore over several kilometers on a trailer
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  17271. Hey Ian, this is truly a great collection with above average density of quirky stuff and one-offs and I love it :) Couple of cars worth diving into: -I don't know too much about Tatra but I'd watch you learning about their weird air cooled rear engined cars. Really cool company. -The Dymaxion Replica you had a look at reminded me of a brilliant automotive artist called Randy Grubb (founder of company 'Blastolene') who used to regularly be on Jay Leno's YouTube channel to present his insane creations. This guy does all the work so he for instance ball peen hammers his own aluminum bodies (crazy, but very cool) on most of his slightly retro, steampunky builds such as:  -The Tank car featured in Gran Turismo 5 with a M47 Patton Tank engine which is insane. -The Decopods which are very cool -The Decoliner which is very, very cool. You're able to steer either from the roof or the regular driver's seat. -The 'Piss'd off Pete' V12 Detroit Diesel Hot Rod, the king of any classic car meet -The Rocket II Trike, powered by a blown 426 Hemi (completely over the top) Any of his work is well worth checking out, I truly hope you have a look at some of his stuff bc I think you'll love it. HOT ROD Network did a shop tour of his 6 years ago and every vehicle I listed is on Jay's channel. -The car built by the airplane company out of Denver, CO just looks insane.. I guess back then there was a whole culture of invention which drove designers to implement air craft grade design (low weight, low drag) in regular consumer cars which allowed use of the cheapest & most reliable engines available. -The minivans at 8:17 and 8:38 are part of a bit of a revolution in the late 90s/early 00s. Renault had built a car called the "Espace" which introduced the MPV class of vehicles into the European market (Mazda ended up naming their model 'MPV') and they sold like hot cakes in Europe. They were so brilliantly designed: The engine would submarine under the car in a crash instead of going through the fire wall and unaliving the passengers. It had 7 seats (5 of them usually folded down so you've got a pretty big trunk with up to 5 passengers or basically a delivery vehicle if you folded down all but the driver seat) but the footprint of a sedan and was built on a space frame which meant it was lighter than most sedans. By the year 2000, almost all manufacturers had their own model to compete in this market, from Chrysler's Voyager to the Vauxhall/Opel Zafira. Sadly, we all know about the infamous 'soccer-mom' image which became associated with these and made them very unpopular to be seen in. You could even argue the SUV trend is a direct consequence of MPVs falling out of favour, even though these 15-20 year old cars are like 20-50% more fuel efficient than an average modern SUV which usually weighs much more and has a much worse drag coefficient. I don't like SUVs much, but this isn't he place for that :) -At 10:10 you're coming up to the most innovative car ever, it's truly a marvel of engineering and French pride. The name is actually a bit of a pun, since 'DS' is a double entendre with the word for 'déesse' which means 'goddess'. The Citroen DS you were looking at is just so incredible, I don't know where to start and I know I can't do it justice here. Dang, I could talk about just the suspension for hours. As a reasonably patriotic American, I'm sure you know all about how softly sprung Cadillacs are and how they feel like you're sitting on a sofa on a boat as you're going down the road. But if you're going down a slightly rougher road, you'd still notice you're on a slightly rough road, but in a DS from the 50s that was set up properly, you wouldn't notice *anything*. There are so many details I could nerd out over but I'd much rather watch someone knowledgable introduce this to you and us viewers, just like you did with the 2CV which was perfect BTW. OK, I can't help myself from listing just a few tidbits about this car: -On the day it was presented in 1955, it sold 12.000 units. -There is no brake pedal, instead the speedo tells you how long your braking distance will be depending on your speed. You brake by pressing a knob on the floor between the pedals. -It had a button on the dashboard to pneumatically raise and lower the suspension for better aero on the highway/ground clearance for parking etc. You can even change tires without a jack. -President of France, Charles de Gaulle, survived numerous assassination attempts on 22nd of August 1962, in his presidential limousine, an armoured version of the DS. Although the assassins had shot all four tires on the car, the suspension design allowed it to escape numerous attempts on his life without ANY tires on the rims. -The headlights were revolutionary: The later models had dual headlights with the inner bulb moving up to 90° with your front wheels to illuminate corners, along with a system invented by the company Panhard (Panhard bars anyone?) which auto levelled the headlights during braking, acceleration and bumps. As I've said, I could go on but I won't, this has already been long enough. French design has something really refreshing about it, it's unconventional and weird for sure but it's never useless or poorly envisioned. There are features implemented within this 20 year long production cycle which make most car brands/designers on this earth blush with shame at how both brilliantly and bravely Citroen navigated around the challenges they were presented with. Last but not least, there's a rally version of the DS, it's hilarious :) Cheers Ian, I hope you and yours are doing well. Keep the excitement going!
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  17272. I call shenanigans - i think you were practicing back in the desert lol - either way though, pretty cool mate, honestly a lot of people can't even get it to curve much less begin a return and when it comes to the return no one ever does that crap from the movies where they throw a boomerang and then catch it again, that's pretty much impossible unless you have literally miracle perfect timing when you throw the thing, hit your target and then somehow, by the grace of god a tiny dust devil or freak gust of wind flares up and carries it back to you lol. As far as i know most people would say it was a good throw if it lands within 10m/30f of you - especially if you missed a target that you were aiming at, if you hit the target then that would obviously be a much better throw lol.
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  17273. Been in 48 degrees in Western Australia. That was in the shade. Battery in the car cooked and had to get a new one installed.
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  17274. 7:30 Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto, mastermind of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor and commander in chief of Japan's Combined Fleet was one of those opposed to the attack. He knew it would provoke a response that Japan wouldn't be able to hold against. He knew even wiping out the Pacific Fleet entirely would only buy time to expand and dig in. As it was USS Enterprise was out on excersize and no other USN Carriers were in Pearl during the attack and neither were any of the more modern fast battleships. USN carrier task forces and their escorts would be the bane of IJN existence from then on. Don't know the exact quote but he did state it would be like waking a Dragon and well, he was right. Having said that it is claimed that even he underestimated just how massive the industrial response would be from the US. The justification for Pearl was taking the Dutch East Indies and pushing down to Australia would involve the Philippines which was an American territory at the time. Either way the US would be involved so hitting Pearl Harbour was meant to destroy the Pacific Fleet and discourage USN from coming back into the Pacific. Instead what it did was bring USA fully into WW2, piss a lot of Americans off and kick the industrial might of the USA into action to go on to out build everyone. The result was USN leap frogging the Royal Navy to become the largest navy on the planet.
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  17275. nice video, always enjoy watching your videos
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  17276. Lol, your wife is quite a character dude. Congrats on the new purchase.
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  17277. If there's one other movie you need to watch for Aussie car culture, check out "Running on Empty".... (not the River Pheonix one of course) .. Its a hoot! Fords, Holdens, And theres a blown Chevy and a mean as fk Dodge... OMG.. gorgeous .... It seriously is a Cult Classic.
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  17278. that holden gear is only gonna go up in value.....i put my vz ss Commodore away now in garage...it only comes out on sunny weekends..all that memorabilia you have will be worth a fortune when your kids are adults...keep it in the pakaging
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  17279. Oh man this was fun to watch. Had to subscribe. Cheers from Finland.
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  17280. Yenda, Fat Yak or a long neck / tallie of Coopers Pale Ale (26 oz - 750ml).
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  17281. It gets normal if you grow up and live amongst these fields... It used to be a thing that kids would work in those fields during days off from school, to make some pocket money. Now it is mostly Eastern Europeans. Another fun thing to see is the fields of sunflowers. We have some in .nl, but in France that is really big and you see them everywhere.
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  17282. My Dad was 2nd in charge at the Tooheys Grafton NSW brewery when I was a kid, he still makes Beer and it’s as close to new as he can get
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  17283. I go for the passionfruit one every time ,,,, so good on a hot Queensland day !! Nice one Ian 😎
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  17284. I’m a Holden girl, but LOVE an old Falcon
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  17285. Lovin the fact the last 2 videos you have said straya 🤣🤣🤣 sydney motorsports park is just about 30 mins up the road from me, went to see the V8 Supercars there a couple years ago, it was awesome, on a Friday you can get to walk behind the pitts so drivers are just walking around, you can get up close to the cars and team trucks too , it’s a great day. Also went there 2 summers ago for the drag racing as they had too fuel there that time. My first experience with the drag strip it was awesome 👏. Supposed to be going to the V8s again this year but not sure with all the rona around right now, we are in lockdown again in Sydney 😩
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  17286. His iconic first 3 DVD's Carl barron Live! Carl barron: Whatever comes Next Carl barron: Walking down the street If you can get your hands on them, you will be left in stitches Guaranteed!
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  17287. I went to NZ in 1973 and was fascinated then by all the different cars they had, a lot of British models that we never had in Australia.
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  17288. Regarding the octopus, it's my understanding that the females excrete these shells and hold onto them with a couple of their legs (almost like a Nautilus). I think the shell is mainly there to protect the eggs (or spawn or whatever octopus eggs are called). I collected a couple of these shells from the remote beaches here in South Australia (that doesn't mean I know their life cycle though).
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  17289. I have crossed it a few times one of the best 4x4 tracks in the world
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  17290. While not WRC, it was still motor sports. Recently there was an incident in V8's in Aus. Drivers & Teams were fined & deducted race win points after an anomaly about where the "ice box" was mounted in the vehicles for improvement on the driver comfort body suits during racing. Great reaction again Ian 👍👌
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  17291. The white chocolate Tim Tams in a Tim Tam slam OMG!!! SO GOOD
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  17292. Most of the Starbucks I've seen the last few years have been drive through based. Like in regional areas and attached to petrol or service stations (servos/gas station). I guess it's to appeal to long distance drivers like truck drivers or road trippers. The "on the go/keep me awake" market. I never understood the appeal myself. I don't mind a good flat white or cappuccino but I'm more of tea drinker myself. Tea is pretty big here too. A cup of tea is see a soothing thing when stressed or upset or to relax in the afternoon. Tea houses and High tea is popular too. Or going out for afternoon tea with scones, jam and cream. (a Devonshire tea). As for Australian coffee in America there's some Aussies that have opened chains there in NY, LA and other states. One is called Bluestone Lane. They have cafes alll over America now I think.
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  17293. One of the bosses' at a place I worded inside of had A55HOLE
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  17294. Magpies have different styles of attack, you have the “all out kamikaze dive bombers” “ones that hover above” Umm a little help what other ones are there?
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  17295. Damn this looks so much more dangerous than a typical demolition derby. The speed at which they are hitting eachover and piling ontop is crazy. Some of these cars looks like the guy was crushed to death idk how they make it out.
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  17296. My first job after passing my "C" (Rigid vehicle over 7.5T) license was driving a 2011 FMX 420 8x4 tipper. Fantastic piece of kit to drive and the cabins are a lovely place to spend your time. The FMX is essentially a heavy duty version of the FM. Haven't seen many about lately in this part of the UK. Most of the local quarries run Scanias. Though there are a few FMs, Ivecos, MANs and even one place running Renaults now
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  17297. Yes 🙌🏽 milo and 100’s and 1000’s on vanilla ice cream is my childhood 😍
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  17298. Hey man just wanna say I really enjoy watching your videos. Always a good watch👌🏼👌🏼
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  17299. That Ford is a Ford Falcon AU. The most iconic & loved car in Australia, arguably. Back in the day you either had this or a Commodore
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  17300. Cable Beach is in Broome, its actually a pretty well known town, famous for pearl diving and tourist resorts. My parents met there actually.
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  17301. It's great how involved your family is with mail time videos
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  17302. Look up some of Cameron tilleys older in car videos when it had a hemi six it sounds insane.
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  17303. France’s tax revenues for 2019 represented 45.5 percent of GDP, so every service that's "Free"...actually isn't and still costs... No country have the perfect balance. Some do this better, others that...
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  17304. What youve done there is done on the regular in my household, maybe not putting all the ingredients together & we generally use alot more milo. Is that Arizona in the background?
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  17305. this was the 1st wrc rally i go to and it was awesome(i was at vieira do minho). Going next year too.
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  17306. I visited Washington DC in 2011…..what an amazing place. I’m an Aussie and I was moved to tears more than once there. The Lincoln and Vietnam war memorials made me very emotional. You should go there at least once mate. 100%
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  17307. Great to see the IWrocker ladies taking over mail time for a while 😊 Emma is such a cutie! Re the Cadbury choc-covered sultanas: I don't think you have sultanas in the US? They're dried grapes - like raisins, but smaller and with a different taste. As for the Golden Gaytime popcorn, that's a relatively new product. The Gaytime that ppl talk about in the comments is an ice cream, but obviously they're harder to send across the world 😅 P.S. I guessed New Mexico correctly but didn't know which town. Stunning scenery 😊
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  17308. Hi Ian the grooved tyres were brought in to try to slow the cars down in the years following the deaths in imola. they were still considered slicks as they didnt remove water. thank goodness they are now gone!
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  17309. If you want to see Uluru fly in don't drive, Alice Springs has its own airport. You can drive, but you would need plenty of time and preparation. Pay close attention to the flags and signs on the beach and take plenty of sun-cream. Most times we don't think about the wildlife at all. Yes if you keep your shoes outside bang them before putting them on and stomping feet if your area is known for snakes is a good idea. Don't stick bare hands into a wood pile could have a spider. If you are going to certain areas known for particular dangers then be aware. If you ever go hiking in the Atherton Tableland here in Queensland I honestly would be far more concerned about meeting a Gympie Gympie tree then a snake. We say the h in herb and that's final mate. :D I can't stand to see the US spelling of colour, it makes me cringe it looks so wrong.
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  17310. Always browse jobs as Price per Km or Miles. Get the most money for every Km you drive... Fun series!
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  17311. I have a few gum trees on my place including one I planted 20 odd years ago with bark that red / brown colour , it's a lemon scented gum Corymbia Citriodora . Edit , going by the sandstone there that could be Sydney area in which case a Sydney red gum is more likely . BB just before the date on the Vegemite stands for "best before" so it's not actually an expiry date .
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  17312. Not enough good hilarious ads anymore these days, these where good.
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  17313. This coach is from German company called Neoplan, that manufactures buses, trolleybuses and coaches. Founded in 1935.
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  17314. Yep, Aussie ingredient lists start with the largest ingredient and work down to the smallest. Thinking of America's love affair with corn syrup 😎 wonder if we put more sugar in the version of Tim Tams exported to the US?
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  17315. My best memories with a 2CV are back in high school times at the early 80s: we had a teacher, a very pretty, relatively young lady, we all all loved her and she lived in the same village I and some of my friends were living and she gave us pretty often a ride home - so we were up to 4 hormone bursting teenagers with this lovely lady and she drove this thing like hell, she had one with the hinged windows and in summer they were not locked and flapping open and closed in every corner through which she raced... 🥰🥰🤩
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  17316. Yep, me and my mate seen one, we went as close as we could cause we thought it could be someone with a torch in the bush, but we realised it wasn't so we got out of there quick, north Brisbane QLD, aboriginal spirits I think, I'm in Gubbi Gubbi country
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  17317. Never heard of sydneys or timtams in the netherlands , never seen them either . . must be one of those items that are only availble for export.
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  17318. I’m a kiwi, love your content .
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  17319. U need watch Australia DINGHY DERBY
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  17320. As a Norwegian growing up in the 70 and 80, the super/sport car to have was American, now it's just European all day long! Good to see the new Corvette is fitt for a fight.
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  17321. All our police vehicles are now imports since the demise of the Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon. Our town fire trucks are mainly Scania and Mercedes. Ambulances are mainly the Mercedes Sprinter vans.
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  17322. Great video as always. And what a sound that Lancia Delta makes , I love it.
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  17323. Omg it's so so good to have V8s back who's gonna win tonight's race..... Gonna be epic in the dark winning
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  17324. The UNIMOG has often been well represented in Dakar Rallies. Both competing and even more so as support team and spares transport.. Concerning arid looking Southern France it is in many section much like Spain. An area that has become well known for "Spagetti Western" movies to film the many "westerns" emulating Mexico and southern USA. You have become captivated by Unimog as I was on my first work visit in Stuttgart area in 1979. Seeing many on farms, city and highway maintence, even one on tram rails, and a fire brigade at my work company site, shared as local village fire brigade, a service offered free by my employer to the community. I had been so close to buying one second hand, that work was disposing of, that could have been mine for mere DM10,000, which at that time was under 6 months of my wages. At that time sadly it would have been an expensive mistake. Then there was NO RIGHT HAND VERSION, never designed or manufactured until much later , late 1980s from memory, when Australian Army bought some. At the time any Left Hand Drive vehicles could only get short term permit to be used in Australia, before either needing to be converted to Right Hand, or exported out or scrapped. This applied to many test cars I drove for my job that were left hand drive. Yes I have spent thousands of kilomters in various countries driving various vehicles with steering arranged opposite to normal traffic, a situation that you can get used to, but causes many drivers BIG problems. As no parts existed at all for right hand conversion it would have been a VERY expensive custom conversion with many costly engineering verification and certification of conversion costs to be able to register for legal street use. A little less for only private property use, say on a large farm or outback cattle/sheep station which might even have been possible without conversion though thatvwas a requirement even to import a vehicle into Australia.
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  17325. Now you're in my part of Australia, the Northern Territory
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  17326. The Citroen 2CV was a nice small car students could afford back in the days. It was known in France as the "deux chevaux", "two horses", meaning two horsepowers, and in Germany as "die Ente", "the duck", which was short for "die lahme Ente", "the lame duck". I drove one when I was 14 or 15 on private property (well, mostly) because the legal age for a drivers' license in Germany has always been 18. Sure, modern cars have their advantages, yet I love going to vintage car shows because I like cars that are purely mechanical, and easy to understand and to repair.
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  17327. Amstherdamnmish, baby, my native language. This is a global problem, their was a popular TV program here where people had to point out on a map where they were on vacation, apparently very difficult.🤣👍👋
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  17328. Aussie garbo here. Correct on the joystick control. Some have one more like a mushroom, a lot of them have more of a broomhandle control. The whole system runs off hydraulics. Being that the trucks when empty start at around 13 tonnes (and our legal max in these HR units is 23 tonnes), the brakes definitely do wear out quicker than usual. And a lot of parts do get a lot more hammered causing them to brake or wear out much quicker. Our trucks are dual side control and have a PTO switch over. You drive from the right side of the truck whenever you're not doing the collection aspect, and operate from the left for the collection (all the hydraulic controls are on the left side). The trucks have steering wheels and pedals on both sides, you just manually switch over the controls to which side you'll be on. Different colour lids depict what's inside the bins. Where I work red is garbage/ general waste, yellow is recycling, green is greenwaste, and they've recently rolled out glass only in some areas and from what I've seen they come with purple lids. I'm currently in a 2019 Volvo FE for my daily routes and I do greenwaste. The council I collect for also has an uncommon collection where greenwaste is weekly and the recycling/ garbage alternate fortnightly. If you have any other questions you wish to ask, I'm happy to answer whatever. Also if you wish to see how the interior is all set up and how things work, I can show you.
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  17329. Gotta love anti lag on a car
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  17330. This is pretty much a prerequisite for reaction channels. ❤️ Oh oh! Sir, if you like music and science I would suggest Melody Sheep! The Symphony of Science. 'Don't Stay in School' by Boy in a Band is pretty good too.
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  17331. Lovely Lady bro love to see you both in NZ check out Shotover jets bro you'll both love it 🇳🇿👍
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  17332. Portugal best flag for me
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  17333. As for emergency lights, we use to have only blue, but recently (like 1-2y back) red-blue combination was introduced to new wehicles because one of the colors is better visible in daylight and the other during night. Today, some of older vehicles still has only blue lights. The armored fire vehicle is Excalibur Army special called Triton, 18tons max weight, balistic level II protection. It has 2.000 litres water jet operated from inside the cab. It is used for firefighting in areas with danger of explosions.
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  17334. The Volvo 145 and 245 station wagons seemed to be a favoured car. Would feel far less safe in some of the front wheel drive hatchbacks also in this.
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  17335. When you travel to another country, a supermarket is the best place to get a glimpse of the culture
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  17336. With the Scotch Finger-Chock Chip Biscuits, you should try dunking them in your coffee! They are the best like that!
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  17337. In Switzerland customized plates are not available. But, sometimes there are auctions for very popular numbers. So far, the most expensive plate has been ZG 10 which achieved an amount of CHF 233 k.
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  17338. Yeah, for us the Ford Ranger is big. Once I saw an imported F-150 and I was like "Is that a house?"
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  17339. Pacific Highway photo is at Asquith, looking south (towards Sydney). Asquith was an outer suburb then but was serviced by trains and buses (obviously), The embankment on the left leads to a road overbridge across the train lines, adjacent to the train station. It has hardly changed since that photo.
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  17340. My pw can fit int the garage by a centimetre
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  17341. You should check out the old double-decker buses with the back doors that allowed you to jump on and off, sometimes while in motion. For sure, they wouldn't be allowed today.
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  17342. Love the weather rock!
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  17343. We party so hard in Melbourne biggest mdma users in the world in aus. From Tekno mulisha warehouse raves or under the Westgate raves before they were infested by people mugging others. Melbourne’s clubs go off every weekend all over the cbd some crazy places like cloud9 and hidden forest, mostly playing minimal and Melbourne bounce was a big thing before it became cringed; the famous revolver ofc. Ended up only enjoyin the psytrance bush doofs and festivals like rainbow serpent and esoteric; always great vibes and more psychedelics than Just straight cookers This is all pre covid mind you I’m not sure what it’s like these days I don’t think the festivals are on
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  17344. Besides that crazy awesome blown diffuser sound, the braking force from high speed into the chicane is surreal if you see in person.
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  17345. Glad you liked the calendars. Just to let you know a mate of mine sold his 1978 A9X Torana in original condition for just over half a million dollars. So if you want one better start saving,
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  17346. I'm a old f.rt mate. You are showing me a lot of my own country that i never have seen or will. Thank you mate. P.S. it seems you have put on a bit of beef since you and the family have eating all those Tim Tams. See you all next vid. Thanks.
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  17347. i nearly spat my beer out when you dropped the F bomb Ian lol Cheers from Melb au
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  17348. Great friends you have not many will let you borrow a truck... I need friends like yours.
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  17349. hi Ian we got to try one of those when they were new, i think in Dec 2021. we thought it was nice just not like a real Tim Tam. really wish it could be more like a real one tho :)
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  17350. Another nice video!! I enjoyed the whole thing.. I love jeeps to, it's too bad the PW wouldn't fit thru that🤣🤣👍🏻🍻👊🏻
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  17351. hi Ian, i have commented on your videos before, I live in Devonport Tasmania. Tassie is a lovely place to live, the environment is more clean and the food and water is very fresh. the landscapes are breathtaking in some palaces. and i agree with what the people in the video said the people are very friendly and casual. our food scene is really good and i think most aussies elsewhere would be surprised by that :) we have the best fresh produce and a lot great food is made down here and shipped to the mainland, eg milk, potatoes, apples, fruit juices, pickled onions and cheese to name a few. it can rain almost anytime of the year and does snow in winter in the highlands, as we do have quite a few mountains.
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  17352. OMG zig-zag twisties! I totally forgot about those!!! Now i want some
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  17353. You should also check out Peter Brock`s VL SS Group A Commodore as well. Also a nice looking machine in red.
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  17354. Australia has one of the highest minimum wages in the world so with prices its all relative. A straight conversion between currency makes things look a little pricy but after considering how little time you had to work to make that money.. It suddenly doesn't look so expensive if your living there on a minimum wage job compared to a minimum wage job elsewhere in the world. Admittedly a lot of places in Europe are super cheap for groceries, booze and smokes etc but with any country prices fluctuate wildly depending where you are. For example fuel prices in the outback may be significantly higher then around a big city like Melbourne by as much as 60c or more a litre.
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  17355. I have an old 2007 skoda roomster the cool thing about my car is the varioflex seats which i can completely remove from the car and turn it from a 5 seater to a 2 seater van.
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  17356. we missed you man can't wait to see that truck off roading again
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  17357. Ausmerican
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  17358. That was a QANTAS advert, with various iterations. Tear-jerking sentimentality, but a great jingoistic song.
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  17359. Actually this very special, one of seven made, Kar Kraft car was given to Alan Moffat by Ford Mo Co and then air freighted in to Australia. Moff was in tears when he heard the news. As he described on a documentary about his racing career. Ford saw a commercial advantage to Australian sales for one of these very special Kar Kraft cars to be racing in Australia rather than just being another on the grid of Trans Am for a lower rated US driver. Alan Moffat being highly regarded by Ford Australia at the time. The US driver who was originally supposed to get the car was not happy, so the story goes. But Ford were paying for these very special , but semi standard looking, cars. A very high win ratio, I recall 67%, with Moff driving this car. Even beat the Bob Jane ZL1 Camaro sometimes when that was sprung on the scene here later on. Our rules allowed a seven litre engine for a while. Later it was on display at a Ford dealer in New Zealand while racing there. The story was local NZ driver, Jim Richards, went in there, with the help of his local Ford dealer mates, in the dead of night and recorded and learnt from all the special suspension, body and engine parts that made these cars perform so much better than other Mustangs on the grid at the time. Or so Alan Moffat said in the doco.
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  17360. Love your videos and hope you can make to Australia one day and see if for yourself. Mt Panorama is a great place, even better when you see it in person.
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  17361. Power Wagons RULE! EVERYWHERE I go people tell me that my truck is AWESOME. I never got that with any other truck that I had before. Power Wagon is not a truck, it's a STATEMENT!
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  17362. congrats to you and the family on the bub... I will admit i never watched the bathurst live.... It is also pretty sad you had to address some of these issues which should never of had to be said. Every one out there with these questions and comparing ... MIND YA BUSINESS!
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  17363. I work for a transport company in NSW . They can load shipping containers and put them on low loaders. So they can use it on cargo trains or trucks to make it easier to transport.
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  17364. And just like that he was a changed man... I wish I could re-live my first TTSlam. It was my first foodgasm
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  17365. You are a wonderful and kind person, very respectful, and you showed all your respect, I liked this Greetings from Riyadh and we hope to see you soon
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  17366. What I like about German plates is that the first letters show what town/city the vehicle is registered in. Russian plates also have the first numbers showing the region it's from.
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  17367. Did you recognise the Quokka? These cute little chappies are found on a couple of islands (mainly Rottnest Is.) of the coast of WA. They are a great tourist attraction and are approachable. Cartoon quokka are TV stars in some really funny ads.
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  17368. That outdoor courtyard was giving me total recall vibes lol but awesome all the same 👍🏻
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  17369. Depending on the model series, a Unimog has a tank capacity of 145 to 235 litres (i.e. 38 to 62 gallons).
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  17370. Happy New Year! 🐨👪🙆🤠🦘 Looks like that's another container load coming to live in Australia soon with the family! 😂 Where do you find all these things Lithgow? 🧐 Lots of winter snacks! 🤗 A Wow surprise package (Andrew is a great organiser)! 😲 A Red-hot Monaro! 👍 Pink for Sydney! 😍 What a cool t-shirt (what accident?)! 🤣 Have fun! ♥️🥳
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  17371. Happy thanksgiving I wish Australia could join in, we are like one big family👍
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  17372. I’m really impressed how many cars from our region you know!
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  17373. theres Road in romsey victoria australia that does the same thing its on youtube as well
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  17374. Hi Ian back in my hey day I had 2 XT Falcons, 1 was a 6 cylinder with 4 speed. The other was a automatic with a Mustang 289 motor. I wish I still had them now. Anyway keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  17375. G'day so good to see the whole family in-laws and all. Every time I see a video of yours I hit like before I watch it. I am addicted to the Mayan ruins and ancient history I watch YouTube videos on Mexican and South American ancient history everyday... All the best guy's 👍
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  17376. Unfortunately, CUB Carlton United Breweries is foreign owned now, like most of the major Breweries, the only 100% Aussie owned brewery ( with the exception of some small craft beer Breweries) is Coopers in South Australia
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  17377. YES, I was waiting for this. Georg was likely the biggest name to ever exist in hillclimbing till his death on a stage in 2011, I regret never seeing him race. Judd still make both V8s and V10s for anyone to buy, Ryan Tuerck put one into a mk5 supra time attack car recently https://youtu.be/O4LWjLorokE
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  17378. Merry xmas ian and pedro and family 🙂❤🙏 Geelong is pronounced as G'long ( Geelong ) dont listen to the one ones that say J'long they will confuse u lol great pic if the familly u got 🙂 and as always great mail time ❤
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  17379. Dont worry mate... I couldn't do an American accent to save my life.
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  17380. Austar was a satellite system same as cable tv in the US. We also had Galaxy at the time back in the '90s. Other than satellite TV, your only other option was FTA.
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  17381. The winter in UAE is amazing. It starts to cool down in October until March. December '& January are the coolest. Temperature is 50 to 75 f. But where this competition is it's much cooler at night. I personally call this race money race as you heard in the vedio you need minimum $100K. Offroading in UAE is more like dunes bashing. The Maximum excitement & a lot of adrenaline.
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  17382. I have raised the pronunciation of Mount Kosciuszko previously and have made you awarre that there is a memorial statue of the great Polish explorer and everything else he was located between Soldier Field and the Aquarium in Chicago. The fact is we Aussies pronounce his name incorrectly and typically, have Anglicised it. It is actually pronounced KOZ-YOU-SKO but it's probably too late to change now. The naming came from his fellow contryman Pawel Strzelecki who named the Mountain for his famed countryman after exploring that region. Strzelecki also explored much of inland Australia and the famous Strzelecki Track is named after him. There is also a dedication to him in Newcastle.
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  17383. We have 3 similar stores in WA, Main Peak, BCF, and Anaconda, and while some are fairly large, none so large as that was.
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  17384. The DS was just an explosion of innovation. The vid didn't even mention that the revised double headlights were the first in the world to swivel with the wheels, illuminating your turn. Really useful and most non-luxury cars today still don't do that!
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  17385. Yes more cooking videos please 😋
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  17386. Tasmania is not always freezing,we have pretty mild Spring and very warm to hot summers.
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  17387. @16:37 u will be blown away about the H-Zulassung .. Historical Vehicles .. 30 years and older .. u can tune it but only if it was a "70-80-90" tuning availeble^^
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  17388. Plenty of gentle green slopes and gentle people... it's Hobbiton... it's the Czech Republic. And we in fact call our country Hobbiton quite often. Sometimes in derogative manor, sometimes in positive way, because that's just the reality of our land, that's who we are, for good, or for worse.
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  17389. This is also from 1 year ago, house prices are higher now :( it's a real struggle. In Kalgoorlie, a 3x1 house that is 50 years old is going for $600 a week to rent... Now imagine a single mum or dad with kids trying to pay rent and save for a house.
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  17390. Pavement Princesses 😅😅 We’ve called them Suburban Tractors before 😊
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  17391. There's reasons why categories where drivers race very similar/identical cars are so good when it comes to racing (Indycars, Nascar or the WEC GT categories with their BoP); And there's also reasons why categories where manufacturers have some freedom to build and explore how and what they feel will work, such as F1. The reason why I used to love the 2012-2016 LMP1 Hybrid category was because of how insane those battles were in cars built by different manufacturers with different strenghts and weaknesses. It's that type of racing everyone expects from F1 which has, sadly, been missing for a few years now.
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  17392. I lost it the same time you did. Car off the cliff, I nearly pooed my pants laughing.
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  17393. seeing how interested you are in the whole elfstedentocht, you might want to do some research on the elfstedentocht in 1963. it is said to be the most physical demanding race of them all. it's also called the hell of 63 and even has its own film.
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  17394. We have Superstocks aswell in the Uk but they are Superstox in the Uk. They are both very similar and they are both full contact which is very spectacular to watch.
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  17395.  @julko28  Zakaj se potem pogovarjamo v Angleščini? XD
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  17396. 17:23... Inline 4 petrol!
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  17397. Back in the day I was fleet mechanic for many 8x4 tippers and skip wagons, some vehicles you probably never heard of like Seddon Atkinson and Magirus Deutz, Magirus with Deutz engines are very unusual engines v8 air-cooled. The Maggie 8x4 tippers were 232D30's which used a Deutz F8L 413 four-stroke 11.3-litre V8 air-cooled engine which produced 229hp and 722Nm of torque. A six-speed constant mesh gearbox, with a splitter, gave 12 forward gears, I can still hear and smell those mean motors 😂 Sadly both these manufacturers were bought by Iveco
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  17398. G'day Ian, mate what are we going to do with Western Australia, since 1901 and Federation if if it wasn't for Victoria miners on the WA good Fields they would have had voted for seperation, now with the border closed and the hole of WA paranoid about getting Covid they will remain closed to the rest of OZ, QUESTION what are the going to call it when we kick them out of Australia, will it be New West what the 🦆 with a F. Cheers, Neil.
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  17399. Power wagon don't care it's the best truck to me
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  17400. Beautiful driving mate , glad you enjoyed it !
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  17401. A good Aussie name like Kylie which means boomerang. 😜 praying all goes well.
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  17402. Try watching some of the A380 components being hauled from all over Europe to Toulouse, especially the fuselage sections.
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  17403. The places i loved more in real life, were France, Germany, Spain, maybe Netherlands as well.. because were more relaxing.. i'm from portugal..I played this game and is awesome! Using only keyboard and mouse is easier i think.. I think you went great for first time.. also..the fun part is to enjoy ! I broke some, trying to see "what happens if", like accidents and so on! I would prefer you keep throwng this videos on this channel.. I don't like to follow a creator on different channels..
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  17404. G'day Ian, you said you were going to be quite and just listen and watch it. You get to excited and can't help yourself and comment. I don't blame you mate, It sounds shit hot. 🤠👍
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  17405. I wrecker wherever you come from whatever you drive it’s a truck and you are responsible for it! Thanks to all the truck drivers around the world you feed us and make our lives possible! Thank you truckers
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  17406. Stumbled across this, awesome vid mate, new subscriber bud, 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺
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  17407. The Mercedes-Benz Museum and the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart as well as the Autostadt in Wolfsburg in the largest automotive plant in the world are also very spectacular.
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  17408. That is soooo exciting. I'm so happy for you all, and yes, you do feel like family to me
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  17409. Agreed...it's a real mixture of borrowed words and meanings.
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  17410. so when you say they were built off a regular ute they were, i am ex race mechanic on one of these utes and legit all we would do is buy a second hand ute (ours was a flood damaged write off) remove all the factory interior, slap a roll cage in, slap a category controlled motor and gearbox in, few little modifications to the factory suspension and go racing. thats what the good thing was on these was its exactly what the ATCC used to be before supercars went to a full cage chassis with some panels slapped on to make it looks like the road car. awesome racing and really miss it. sadly our ute came to an end at the final bathurst round hitting the wall after firing off through the chase.
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  17411. ian ? you really need to investigate ned kelly . i know you've seen and heard a bit about him . but you should follow his story . its actually heart warming and touching . yes he was a criminal , but his story was pretty amazing , and is why he's a legend to all aussies . i think you'd be fascinated by it
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  17412. You seem to like the Scanias.. Have you seen the brand new one that Bruce Wilson imported together with Scania and is showing it of on a test permit? IF you have plans to go through Tennessee, check if he is home and go have a look at it in real life :)
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  17413. BTW we do have Deer here in Australia, mostly because they were introduced in the 1800s so the elites could hunt them for game. Problem is they are now feral and cause problems in farming areas. They are mostly in NSW and Victoria in the coastal areas.
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  17414. I loved the “Queensland” over-dubs! I laughed so forcefully that I nearly ended up with coffee all over my work computer…. (what am I doing watching YouTube videos at work???) Incidentally you missed one… 😂🤣😂 Great video! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  17415. I’m Australian and I agree..a house is a building but a home is where your heart lives.
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  17416. a big hello to you and the family from oz, love the video guys and love the content. Keep it up!
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  17417. I am a very very extremely proud German Australian born citizen and I absolutely loved German foods because my only biological father is definitely born in Germany 🇩🇪 himself and his older sister and there mum and dad migrated to Australia 🇦🇺 here and my dad way way before he became my dad he married a Australian born woman in the 70's and in 1985 I was born and I only became a only biological child towards my married mum and dad no brother or sister I grew up around my only biological oma and opa and sometimes they cook a little bit of German food for us not too often because my dad and my mum decided to move 2 and half hours outside of Melbourne Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 here because my only biological father was a panel beater and he decided to look at a business in 1982 and he did found one of them altogether and he started setting up his own panel beaters business and 3 years later on I was born I absolutely loved sour crout and red cabbage made by my opa and I always always inhaled those eating in that type of way when I was a little boy and I absolutely loved German sausages and I always always wanted too go to Germany 🇩🇪 way before October fest because I absolutely loved German beers in the stines I missed all those things like that towards myself altogether here now on I also absolutely loved German Christmas when my oma and opa was alive and well my opa handed me down his only smoke man when I was a little bit older he teach me how to work the German smoke man every Christmas eve and my parents still have gotten my opa smoke man at there house if I ever ever had kids once they are little bit older I will teach them the traditional way of a German Christmas
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  17418.  @rankoostojic6846  Omg lol don’t tempt him lol he might just do it
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  17419. I must slightly disagree. Buying a Škoda is a maybe for IWrocker. We all know that the Unimog is a must ;-).
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  17420. I really enjoy the videos man. You have me looking at the 2017 power wagon lately. I am about to start my own company selling recovery and winch ropes so I may get you to do a review on one and I’ll hook you up with one.
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  17421. I live in the Netherlands, and all grocery stores near me have digital price markers.
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  17422. AEST ... Australian Eastern Standard Time .. the greatest time zone on earth :) " if you live in American don't worry about the world ending today, because its already tomorrow in Australia ;)
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  17423. AF i prefer to read this as "as foretold" . The deep fried mars bars are tasty as foretold
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  17424. Hi IWrocker and family.... I'm still here... I've had a hard month or so.... but I'm looking forward now to watching this video :D Thanks...
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  17425. This is based on the drysdale 750 v8 built in Australia, Ian Drysdale built the smaller 750 using Yamaha fzr400 top ends onto his v8 block where i think this version use 1000cc barrels and heads. Checkout Drysdale's 2x2x2 motorcycle with 2wheel steering and 2wheel drive lol it's an unconventional beast lol
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  17426. In 1998 whilst exercise, we were flying in a Chinook to Gorrie Airfield, a WW2 base, on approach the loadmaster came running down the back to where we were sitting with the ramp down and started pointing . At first I thought he was pointing at 'enemy' or where we were going but it was a huge black cat (panther) sprinting through the grass. The pilots saw it and let the loady know and about half a dozen of us saw it clearly. That makes around 9 witnesses. In the nearby town of Larrimah we were told other people had seen big cats out there and the US had mascots during WW2 and it was possible that cat was an offspring of the mascots.
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  17427. 14:45 this is the wolkswagen XL1, for a long time it was the best ever mpg vehicule in the world ( not sure if it still is ) powered by a hybrid twin cylinder diesel, lots of carbon fiber elements and a lot of work on the aerodinamic, I think it was sold new around 150.000€
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  17428. Even though you are on ebay Australia it knows you are in the US so it still tries to show you stuff that comes from the US (or what it thinks people from the US want)... most of those cereals are not available here in Australia. I just looked and there's not much cereal available here on ebay...just some locally shipped US ones like lucky charms etc. To get a true look at our ebay you might need to use a vpn to trick it to show the real deal. Also the only local cheetos in Australia is cheese and bacon balls
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  17429. watch some german hillclimbs .. personally i really love the sound of the opel kadett c coupes. just sounds soo brutal.
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  17430. My wife has tried the Milo in Singapore and Vietnam, and it is totally different tastes. Milo in the can, 🤢🤮. I haven't seen that many Milo products here in Straya. Drink just iced cold milk with Milo. Hot Milo made on hot milk. Ice cream with Milo Or just eat off the spoon.
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  17431. Fries are still called fries at McDonalds in OZ though.
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  17432. Love the Cowboys at the end. You guys rock! 🤠
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  17433. Ian there’s a video of Peter Brock’s last ever complete stage at Targa West you must watch. The next stage sadly put an end to his life. “Brocky’s last leg of targa west 2006”
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  17434. The small Fords are Escorts, mostly mk2 versions but the white one in the dust is a mk1. They had a Cosworth BDA engine in most cases around 1800cc. Plenty of roads like that in Wales and lots of single track roads all over the country. You might not want to use the term " joy ride or joy riding", as over here it mostly means you're driving a stolen car !
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  17435. I was lucky enough to see this car make the lap. Higgins is a legend
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  17436. Up until 1972 the classes were based on price - with A being the cheapest, and going up to E by the late 60's/early 70's.
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  17437. I'm Australian and I'm Loving the channel and all the AFL and V8 supercars we also have a V8 masters race series it's all the old Australian and American muscle cars.. keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍
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  17438. Those white patches in SA are salt lakes, very rarely is there water in them. The common birthday list is interesting if you go back 9 months, and you can get an idea of when your parents did the horizontal mamba. Considereing the most birthdays are in September, you can guess when most were conceived
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  17439. As a native Aussie watching this, your pronunciation of 'Melbourne' at 8:14 was nothing short of perfection, and brought a proud tear to my eye. You should be made an honorary Aussie on that ability alone. For any Americans reading this comment, 'Melbourne' is pronounced 'Mel-BUN' not 'Mel-BORN'.
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  17440. Glad you liked Kölsch. It's from my hometown, Cologne. Cheers!
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  17441. Prague is very cool, but years ago I did a Christmas in Venice in Italy is another level.
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  17442. The silver package is a platinum release from memory, and I thing you might need to get your PS2 chipped to be able to play those games, you will get addicted to the V8 supercars game, Congratulations on the birth of your daughter
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  17443. There is a legendary video of german Journalist and Newscaster Uli Wickert where he demonstrates how to cross the place de la concorde in Paris as a pedestrian
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  17444. Congrats on the 100K achievement, Ian, you, and your family of course, have earned it through your dedication and enthusiasm. Enjoy your holiday and I'll look forward to your next upload.
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  17445. That was really cool to see your families trucks!
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  17446. There are no separate Offence and Defence teams. All players stay on the field and do it all
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  17447. I like this bar on the truck. Makes it look more badassy:) 🤘👌👍⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  17448. I live in Alexandra, Victoria. The high country is like my backyard. The guy I work for also runs 4WD training courses (SafeTrek). If you come to visit our fair shores, I'm sure you'll find many who would be happy to show you around. If you are any good at filming outdoors (or hook up with someone who is), you could end up with hours of documentary film showing your adventures to present later.
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  17449. The pool room! Yes!
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  17450. Group B Rallye Portugal is possibly the most inse there ever was. Thnaks for this reaction. RIP Colin McRae.
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  17451. Bings a lot memories to me 😂 off-roading in the Swiss Alp at my Army time in the 80s and 90s. It was mostly our daily Transport vehicle. There is no comfort in it. In winter time we where freezing like hell but the Pinz as we calf it is a workhorse and a real pain driving off road sitting behind on the benches 😅
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  17452. Check out Nimbin NSW, the un-official weed capital of Australia. Lots of alternative building styles and properties
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  17453. lol geelong in last, what a champ
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  17454. Hey mate I will like to say well done to you and your family for helping out your community I also would like to ask did you end up going back to the fire station to give them there basket
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  17455. Came for the cars, stayed for the mountains 😄
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  17456. Yeahhbuddy! I live 30 minutes from here. You would love it.
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  17457. Ian, a race car I love the sound of is the 1934 supercharged Mercedes W 25. The last 30 secs of this ad gives me goosebumps every time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4xCSb_CGnw
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  17458. I’m sorry to hear that something happened to one of the packages. When you go to Bunnings make sure you go on a weekend around lunchtime.
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  17459. As an australian restaurant owner I wont stop until all american fast food chains are out of our country
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  17460. It's SO strange seeing/hearing these huge US-style rigs with a German-style Martin horn siren...the eye does not want to believe the ear 🤣
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  17461. Ian, those guys in them boats are insane, a great vid.👍👍
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  17462. @IWrocker, when i was a kid i always ate orange Tic Tacs and back then they were orange, too! They are still my favourite. Even orange Skittles are my favourite, next is the green ones. It is possible to have left hand drive here and be road legal, but you have to have a special permit or something, and signage on your car that it is LHD. Red Rooster is delicious. Most people like it. If it wasnt so tasty it would have gone out of business decades ago.
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  17463. Hey Ian, when you get the wheel you gonna be mind blown!! Sim racing is so much fun! Highly recommend Assetto Corsa Competizione for GT3 and all the best tracks, it's the officially licensed GT World series game. On a wheel it's so good! Automobilista 2 also really fun!! As for Rally i would say the recently released WRC game is really fun too, not a full sim but fun!
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  17464. I've lived in Sydney most of my life and sadly I've never travelled to the out back just the east coast I'm pretty sure you're correct about the Monitor lizard 🦎, the west coast looks amazing and would love to see it one day. Sadly people have broken down driving in the out back and have passed away without been found you need to take lots of water and a satellite phone. Fantastic video Ian 👍
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  17465. Thank you for making this video, now ill just share a link when I get asked the age old stupid question "why aint it got a cummins", because you drive on the street, that's why.
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  17466. I think you might want to upgrade the brakes too. Big tires put a lot of stress on the brakes. However, headers and a super charger would be sweet!!!
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  17467. God that hemi sounds good in the cold
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  17468. Cool shirt, I own a power wagon, definitely getting one!
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  17469. I going to get my passport, so I can meet you at the badlands, I want to ride that trail👍🏻... wonder how long that process takes .. lol😂 Good video!🍺
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  17470. I love my F250 but damn, that is a great looking truck!
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  17471. First again
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  17472. Great looking truck. I like your mods so far. I'm surprised your original mileage (prior to the new tires) is so low. Granted my truck a 2016 Tradesman CC short bed and does not have a lot of the upgrade equipment you do, which saves weight. I have 3.73 gears and switched to a 295/75R17 tires (very close in height to the stock 18's). I get about 14.9 MPG overall and highway only, I get about 16.7. For any one looking for exhaust on the 6.4, here's my recommendation. I originally removed both mufflers and installed a Flowmaster 50 Series HD Muffler #853558. Sounded awesome, but drone at 1800 RPM was unbearable. I then added an 18" resonator behind that muffler. It helped a little, but drone was still bad. Ultimately, removed both of those and installed a Flowmaster 50 Series Big Block Muffler #53553. Drone is gone and it sounds great. I don't think the sound is mild as Flowmaster claims. This was the reason for not choosing this muffler to begin with. It's definitely loud when you get on it. Also I had the muffler shop cut the original exhaust tip from the factory resonator and attached it to where the resonator had been welded. I then added a nice stainless tip giving it the look similar to the Cummins exhaust. You guys with 4.10 gears may not have the drone issues I did, due to being in a higher RPM range, but if you install taller tire, it may replicate my issue.
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  17473. in my 52 years ive never heard an aussie call them bathers or swimsuit..........in every state ive been to theyre called either swimmers(this is the wider general term for all water clothes both male and female).... or togs, board shorts (AKA boardies) and females swimmers are either one piece or two piece bikini's. Never heard an Aussie say bathers or swimsuit, these terms are how you can instantly tell a tourist is talking...... (usually UK or USA/Canadian tourists will say bathers or swimsuit)
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  17474. 4:47 The Blue car is a Valiant Pacer and if memory serves correctly it has a 265 Hemi 6 cylinder.
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  17475. That's because the world thinks America is new York or California, the rest of us are normal lol
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  17476. WRC game next 🤞
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  17477. Congrats mate that’s a hella milestone 🎉👏👏👏
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  17478. It's cool but kind of looks like a Mercedes g wagon rooted a land cruiser FJ40! Still a cruiser I suppose though.
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  17479. That's what Mad Max's car looked like before the makeover.
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  17480. Congratulations on the safe arrival of Sydney! She’s adorable.
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  17481. I'd love to see you react to tight manuvers in Europe, especially in my home country Italy. We have some of the narrowest roads here ;)
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  17482. It's ok tourist shops sell lots of kangaroo ball bottle openers they are clean straight to pool room p.s happy birthday mate 🇭🇲🥳👍
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  17483. Es geht nix über "Made in Germany"💪👍
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  17484. Watch the Scott Mclaughlin Lap Of The Gods video
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  17485. Agree totally the roo is defending itself, shooting an animal humanely is one thing dogs tearing animals apart is just plain cruelty
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  17486. Iwrocker Wrocks :D
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  17487. That car sucks... sucks itself to the road with a fan to get so much grip.
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  17488. Just so you get an idea of the time... it's up to an additional 10 minutes per quarter. So upto 120 minutes for a complete game. Some players run up to 18Km (about 11 miles) per game. Bouncing the ball is a complete skill on it's own. Carlton (my team) recruited an Irish Gaelic football player... his first bounce in football went back over his head. As they said in the video, AFL players range between 5'6" tall and 6' 11" tall (Aaron Sandilands retired a couple of years back so there are no 7 footers in the AFL now). What they don't mention is the weights. The lightest player is only 64kg (141 lbs) while the heaviest is 114kg (251 lbs) and the little guys are not afraid of going in to tackle the big fellas. If you want to watch the intense, exciting full contact sport in the world... played without padding... welcome to the AFL. A sport now played in 32 countries around the world with around 35,000 people playing it.
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  17489. 👍
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  17490. Great to hear the move went well and you are back home even if the humidity is a tad high. Winter here on the Qld Gold Coast and the coldest in 10 yrs, even had heating on for 3 days! Grey skies, cold and wet are not our scene. Rain in summer as usual is ok as it's warm and you can still get about without freezing. Look forward to your next post.
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  17491. Honest content, Why my whole family's here. Love from Germany
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  17492. Emu oil is very good for moisturising your feet. I almost choke eating my food when she said coober pedy people living in the cave? ha ha ha Coober Pedy where people live underneath but definitely not a cave but a full normal house only difference is the house built underneath.
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  17493. ive been watching your videos for a while now and your editing is getting a lot better. much love from south coast NSW
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  17494. One of the truck racing videos looked like it was at Winton Raceway about 45 minutes north of here. One of the trucks I recognise is the number 13 Triple A Mack driven by one Peter "Skitzo" Hewitt.
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  17495. Congratulations on your new baby. Hope your wife feels better soon. You come down under when you are ready, most of us know how difficult it is to travel with young kids. Love your videos and your comments, and remember you are held in great esteem in Aus xx
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  17496. Mate you have a lot of Aussie and Kiwi viewers, most of us would consider 6 days a short break, remember most of us get around 4 weeks leave per year. Maybe worth slowing down the video releases a little, I know you try to post around 4 videos a day, maybe still record the 4 per day but cut the releases to 3 per day and allow a bit of a backlog of videos to queue up ready for release, then when you have a bad day with all your videos being blocked you have a buffer, when the buffer gets a bit bigger you can take another break but the videos will keep appearing and YT algorithm will be happy. It's your channel, so do as you see fit, i'm just suggesting something to give you a better work life balance your mental health and your family are important too.
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  17497. get Richard Burns Rally , it's free and the best rally sim ever difficult to install but its worth it
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  17498. You should visit websites like Dan Murphy’s, Woolworths, K Mart, Myer etc
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  17499. Hi rocker. I really enjoyed this video!. I had a meal of Colorado lamb with mash and gravy at the Waldorf Astoria on my first trip to New York. As a n Australian I had high expectations of how the lamb should be. It sensational!!. Americans take pride in your lamb industry and the chefs that cook it. (P.S. I am a certificate 6 qualified chef)
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  17500. Dude, this is awesome. I just got my R9 last week an I am so happy with it, but for me it is to strong, I think R5 is enough. DirectDrive FF is so great. Congrats, Moza is an excellent choice!
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  17501. Used to work for Airbus on the A-400M, good times. Those Pilots are top notch.
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  17502. Mate, we have a cave down the road from us. Same as waitomo. You use a camera right? This is ISO 24,000 sh!7. They DO look cool, but if you think it’s going to look like that you’re in for disappointment. It’s more like looking at the stars. Honestly that was our video equivalent of Drop Bears. As far as fireflies go… we have Sam And The Firefly. Or Sandflies (imagine mosquito gangs on meth.) They turn red after you realise they’re feeding on you and you obliterate them. Fun fact: As a young guide in Milford Sound, their world capital, I’d tell tourists “They are a protected native species. If you kill one, you face a $500,000 fine, and/or 10 years in prison. Brush them off gently. “ Funniest stuff ever. You could literally lick your arm and come away with a black tongue. Alcohol and B Vitamins were said to put them off, so spent most of the time drunk, eating toast. Fun times…
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  17503. Aborigines would, like most societies have invented monstrrs to scare children to obey directives to not stray from home where adults can make sure they remain safe. So I take most "monsters" as pure myth. Some like the black panther are a maybe as apparently a US navy person did bring a large cat on shore , as detected. On the otherhand having seen some feral cats, they were large not panther size, but on short view from some distance, could have been judged larger than real. There certainly have been sightings and some photos that seem credible, but never conclusive including actual size. Some farm stock does get taken, but whether panther, feral cats, feral dogs,dingo or in the case of lambs, calves by Wedge Tail Eagles is not certain. At least all those are known predators taking stock.
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  17504. And yes! They all run their own engines 1200 plus horsepower
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  17505. The mighty yellow celica was driven by current WRC champion - Kalle Rovanpera and that's why the donuts were so perfect :) the young man is A BEAST!
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  17506. I'm from the UK and I must admit that I was really worried about getting it wrong the first time I drove on the right-hand side. Nothing to worry about at all, everything adjusts in your mind. Roundabouts aren't a problem because the roads always 'kink' around at the give way/yield part and guide you round the correct way. Honestly there is nothing to worry about at all so long as you are a competent driver
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  17507. So good to see you guys loving the milk Kit Kats and I’m pretty sure you have more tea towels than your average house😂😂but I see a good one I have to buy it to
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  17508. Ok, now someone has to send him a goon bag....
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  17509. theres no chance in hell a rally would overtake an f1 :). its a awesome exhibition love it
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  17510. You should definitely check out the better designs for the Jerseys, they have plain ones like this but also ones which have more interesting designs.
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  17511. Love your work mate
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  17512. Amazing skills!🎉
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  17513. In the part of Germany where I live, they don't even put the small candy vending machines any more because people here just love vandalism, it sucks because when I was a kid having vending machines everywhere was my favourite, so you only ever see them on main train stations any more and even those are usually vandalized to some extent.
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  17514. 15:46 is probably the most Australian look I've ever seen. 🙂
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  17515. Really enjoyed this reaction you seem wise beyond your years and shout out New Mexico, I never knew that about free education, fair play NM
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  17516. Interestingly, the first Porsche electrodynamic bodies have a lot in common with the Tatra car company. The same person worked on it.
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  17517. the sound of an modern wrc rallycar makes your hair stand straight up so awesome
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  17518. A really tasty sausage on bread is fantastic...as opposed to a frankfurter and a hot dog bun. Very simple, tasty and makes you want to buy another. PS the $2.50 is really less than $2.00 USD and is in aid of Rotary or Lions club charities. 👍🤗
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  17519. Hey mate love the video's they are good to break up the day. Cheers Mate
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  17520. Dutch Bros!!!!!!!
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  17521. What all goalies have in common: They´re totally mad!🤣
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  17522. Give Jordan Cox Honda civic in improved production at Bathurst. Awesome little car
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  17523. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all from Landgraaf, Netherlands. 🎄🎅🎉
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  17524. G'day Ian like most people on here love these instant karma vids. Australia & our people are pretty chilled but sadly the rest of the world doesn't have a monopoly on dickheads.We've got plently here too. As others have said a U-turn is only permitted at lights when signage says so specifically. In the country areas of bush Qld the local coppers are usually pretty good & lenient (unless you have an attitude). Speed limit on the highway is usually 100 but some are 110, rural areas 60 & some residential 40 or 50
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  17525. Yo i just love ur videos, but can u please react to the M1 Procar? It is one of my fav Race Car out of the 80s. You need to react to this Car
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  17526. G'day Ian, I thought you might be interested to hear about a special event happening in Perth WA this weekend. It's our annual telethon to raise money for sick children. It runs for 30 hours and every year we have raised more money than the last. 2021 we raised 62 million dollars, something we're very proud of as a state with a population of about 3 million people. Thanks for all your entertaining videos, love to the whole family mate.
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  17527. Very intelligent commentary for your first time viewing the sport! Bouncing the ball if you run with it is required every 15 metres - Americanised to 16 yards for this vid - and is a little like the "travel" rule in basketball. Also if you're legitimately tackled while in possession and you've had a prior opportunity to pass it or kick it, you'll be penalised "holding the ball" and a free kick awarded to the opposition (the exception is when you "mark" the ball, ie, catch it on the full from someone's kick). So the game moves fast with kicks and handpasses. It's a great spectator sport! You'll soon learn Collingwood is the team everybody else loves to hate, but whose fans are hyper-passionate - not sure what the NFL equivalent is.
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  17528. This Aussie girl freaking LOVE the Haka. This one is especially beautiful. I seen a Mouri band play at a club once and they did the Haka at the end. My God! The singer lead the Haka, he went down on bended knee and slammed his fist and dragged it across the stage for the length of his arm could reach. I felt that under my feet at our table. Superhuman. You have to watch more Haka videos. The funeral. The school boys. Local footy games. P-O-W-E-R-F-U-L
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  17529. OMG That pipe fitting in the drain hole is the definition of Serendipity!
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  17530. When you refer to beer it actually is Pilsner in Europe. If you're up for a bit more taste/variation & strength try genuine beer [higher% alcohol & density. Many have a yeast deposit present]. The Belgians made this into their specialty [I've tried more than a 1000 different kinds and havent even touched the limit of what's available] The Belgian Beer book is a perfect compass to get an idea. Genuine beer is not something to pour down, but sip and enjoy. OT: Nice review!
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  17531. In 2016, Toby Price, the first non-European to win a Dakar bike race, won it with a 40 minute lead. He was, obviously, an Aussie. So proud of him. 🇦🇺
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  17532. Had neighbours, father and son, who did this back in the 60's in south west England. They absolutely loved it.
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  17533. Your buddy on the right is not impressed! (your left)
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  17534. Ian, the next 5 out of 6 weeks SuperCars back on track 4 weekends at Sydney Motorsport Park (SMP) aka Eastern Creek then Bathurst 30 Nov- 5 Dec
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  17535. The school I used to go did the bunnings snags a couple of times - I was even able to help out one time! But yeah, super easy to make: all you need is bread (normally white, but if you're making one you can pick whichever), sausages, onion and sauce - and some people also have cheese as well. Pretty much just "brown the onion", cook the sausage, put it on the bread (like in the video), and finish off with your choice of sauce (most people use tomato sauce, but quite a few have barbecue!), and sprinkling with cheese on top too.
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  17536. bombeiros = firemen
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  17537. the worst number plate hiding ever
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  17538. Leuven is awsome. Beautifull and buzzing. Towns with old universities or breweries from the middle ages that are still going strong are always great places to visit. Leuven has both 😊.
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  17539. Whenever I enter a supermarket and somebody asks me how (s)he can be of assistance, I either ask them for the new elephant ears' ham they just put on offer or something along those lines. I know they're obligated to ask, but do they hit a nerve every single time. If I want help I'll ask, it's a supermarket, not rocket science.
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  17540. Love your channel, check out the summer nats, I think you’ll like it
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  17541.  @kaindog100  Thank you Rob Boy
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  17542.  @Alberthoward3right9up  Thank you for subscribing. I means so much. I love Tasmania. Here is my Tasmanian playlist including Cradle Mountain... Cheers https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMI5rhRLBaik4DKeJdnJx2Z3uWItkMLeL
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  17543. It really feels like I'm playing myself. I used to play 8 ball every weekend. Snooker, I sometimes watch it after work. On Euro sports. Nice game. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  17544. I'm an Aussie and live in country Victoria. I bought my weatherboard, wood framed house twenty years ago and it was standing before I was born in 1965. A bit of paint every few years and it's good for another 50 odd year's. My great grandparents wooden house is still standing after 100 years
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  17545. Check out uk police & ambulance response skodas, look fantastic.
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  17546. WE NEED MORE CAR CONTENT FROM YOU.
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  17547. Hilarious! Funny commentary too
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  17548. as far as fireworks in australia go you cant beat the sydney ones, the harbour bridge also helps out alot as a stage for the fireworks.
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  17549. SVG was in his element. SuperCars race on these types of circuits all the time. The cars, while being V8s, are radically different, aero, and especially the differentials. American drivers are awesome, no denying that! Would be awesome to see more US drivers being invited into SuperCar series, think would be awesome for both series.
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  17550. Nice. My PW is loud too. Hummm I might have to make a video of it. Keep up the great videos. Really enjoying watching your videos.
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  17551. Yep, thumbs up for New Mexico :D free education, it's a start x
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  17552. The second one, the Scania is from a drivers school.
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  17553. As usual great video, IWrocker family. Your kids are growing right before our eyes, they are so adorable, little darlings. :)
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  17554. This is so Australian luv it
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  17555. Bundaberg Ginger Beer! Goes alright with Bundaberg Rum, although I am a bit zero-alcohol these days. Both made in my home town.
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  17556. Australia has wild weather (varying hot/cold, windy and stormy) so the homes are built around the climate you live in. North Queensland built to a cyclone category housing, Inland built for high temperatures and elevated off the floor to cool, bush land housing built to a bush fire code , East coast housing is built with wide brimmed roofing for heavy rains and hail. (Hence why our windows are tucked away). Canberra style housing is built to keep heat in. Usually brick work and double glazing due to the freezing temps there. Nsw housing is built in between with wooden cladding houses with brick as well. Qld housing is built with mainly breathable wood structures off the ground to cool during hot and humid summers.
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  17557. I’ve only been inside once when I was on a school trip back in the early 80s and it was cool. Been outside a few more times and it is iconic for sure. I would love to say it’s part of my favourite skyline in the world but compared to the buildings around it and even the bridge, it’s quite short. When I move back here/home from the UK in 2017 after 26 years away, seeing the skyline for the first time while I was heading to work nearly brought a tear to my eye. The whole harbour is just spectacular to see but yeah the opera house and the bridge really are a site to behold. When you get out here you should do a meet up there. That would be awesome 👍🏻
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  17558. Again, such a great video, taking my blues away and making me smile. All us fair dinkum Aussies love you and your family, I especially love Pedro, always looks so sharp. What is his favourite snack? Besides beer haha
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  17559. Ahh yes. The legendary Queenstown KFC traffic sign.
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  17560. I’ve seen this about 20 times now, and I catch something new every time I watch it lol it’s awesome 👏
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  17561. The Volkswagen one was a Dutch ad! 👵👌🏼✌🏼
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  17562. Youngster in the background towards the end made chuckle! :)
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  17563. I‘d really love to watch a video of this lap next to Timo Bernhard‘s record lap with the 919…😊
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  17564. G'day Ian, forget about visiting Australia you better look at moving here, my Son is going to University and his employer has to pay him at his part time job $26 per hour and l think the minimum in the USA is $6/8 correct me if I'm wrong, cheers mate, Neil.
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  17565. Hi. Just back in Scotland from visiting family in the states for the first time since Covid. Yes, the states is now much more expensive than the UK.
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  17566. Vienna (Wien, österreich) is a fabulous city to visit, for a different experience driving towards Italy or Switzerland from the Innsbruck area can take you on some stunning roads in incredible scenery.
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  17567. ❤😊❤😘
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  17568. @IWrocker My wife likes Vegemite like that, but she said that pic was a minimum, and I can confirm she uses a small trowel....
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  17569. Haha love this commercial. I always wanna join ice road truckers with one of these Volvo FMX trucks with AWD and all equipment. I would probably driving around in north Canada or Alaska without any problems and just passing by the American trucks in the series 😂😎
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  17570. Cool
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  17571. My first car was an drifter panel Van ! Sold it for 1000 bucks. It's been restored and is now valued at 50 grand. Miss that car dearly!
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  17572. Fun video :_KoalaLove:
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  17573. Frohes Fest! Merry Xmas! Those bars around the 15.30 mark... there is a bar from Germany, that may be very close to that and you may find it at Aldi too... look for a chocolate bar called "Corny"
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  17574. Damn so generous! Wish I could send something but it costs so much to send from Australia to America sadly 😢 if you ever visit would love to show you around my town 😊
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  17575.  @SlowmovingGiant  It really does. And some seem to be bothered on our behalf about it. It's ok guys, we're fine 😂.
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  17576. Come on man. That is to sweet. Even grumpy old men can't be themselves with candy judges like that. The right day for this video. Merry christmas.
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  17577. Mate!!! Ya bunged a sickie of epic proportions bahahaha. Well deserved break bloke, much love to you n your family dude!
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  17578. next step after a passport would be an Australia Day honor. You did say us aussies have a sense of humor.
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  17579. 😁😂🤣🤗
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  17580. FYI - as this is the Skyline before the mighty R32 Godzilla, they were still Rear wheel drive, making it even tougher to control than the one that crashed and won in 1992.
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  17581. Hello. I'm from the Czech Republic and it's so nice to look at how American reacts to our videos/cars. In the Czech Republic (mainly in Brno (city) is lots of firetrucks brand Scania. I love it. And yeah Škoda/Skoda I think is the most popular brand of car. Btw our police cars have a lot of styles of sirens. I play ets2 too and it's a really good game actually, it was created in the Czech Republic :D
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  17582. Kimi is one of those drivers that race like gentlemen, he knows how much to be aggressive and he never or at least not that i remember ever pushed an oponent off track. But the two laps of Monaco are really epic. So glad this was suggested to you. I would suggest also to see Lewis Hamilton's onboard from his qually lap in Singapore 2018. And btw the 2005 McLaren Mercedes is my favorite Formula 1 car. Its just stunning looking car
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  17583. Love ya guys... Love the Bundy sitting on the table "Merry Christmas to you all. Blessings of Love & Light. 👍👍👍🙏🕊️🇦🇺
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  17584. The flag of Peter Brock and Dick Johnson made me Smile and Cry at the same time!! What an Awesome mail time :elbowcough:
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  17585. U forgot the real pyramids of Giza is actually in Alice Springs just obscured by Uluru 😂
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  17586. There are also large gas stations in Europe, like along the autobahn and other national highways. The difference seems to be, that if you go into a gas station here in Europe, they charge 20-100% more for their goods, than what you can buy the same for, in a supermarket. The gas station minimarket is something you go into and do shopping, when there's no other alternative open. It's the same situation with the gas stations that also hs a café or restaurant. It's pretty expensive, or the food often sucks.
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  17587. I'd call that a cookie.
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  17588. Hey Ian, you, your family and your channel are fantastic!! Love to you all from Adelaide South Australia!
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  17589. I was indeed laughing
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  17590. Díky!
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  17591. Every time I see the announcement of Warnie's passing I have to process again. Rod Marsh was a hero and did more for Australian cricket than can ever be known and it was a day of genuine sadness. Shane Warne is one of those great larger than life characters that come once in a life-time and it was a privilege to watch his whole career. Gone at 52, the world has been robbed. He has one of the most recognised names in cricket but he is well known far beyond that. It didn't hurt that he was engaged to Liz Hurley for a long time. So now some comments on your reaction: Awesome job Ian. For this being first time you watched anything you nailed every comment. They are batsmen in cricket not batters( although increasingly the name "batter" is being used), it is a bowler not a pitcher, and a wicket keeper (Rod Marsh) not a catcher. And one more cricketers get "runs" not "hits". While a baseball player will get hits with the hope the build toward a run if they are responsible for two in a game they are ahead. In cricket it matters very little how many times you hit the ball, you have to get a run for it to count, and you probably need 50 or more for anyone to take notice of your performance. If you do start watching cricket just be warned you will want to compare it to baseball and you will get a thousand cricket fans screaming at you not to do it. However, just so you know - there are enough similarities (baseball being further along the bat ball sport evolutionary trail) for it to make sense for you. BTW the way you talked about Shane Warnes deliver was spot on, what he bowled when you made the comment was a "wrongun." And yes he bowled it out of the back of the hand and it did the opposite of what you would expect it to do. One last thing: it is possible for an American to watch, understand and love cricket. There is a Youtube channel called "Cricket for Americans." Two guys down in Les Vegas that stumbled onto cricket about two years ago. As baseball fans they decided to learn the game - they knew about as much as you do. Today they know more than most and are incredibly fun to watch. Shout out to Nick and Gabe.
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  17592. Tanami is pronounced "Tanna my" not tanarmi . In counterpoint to this video is one put out by Winston Sterzel on his channel , it's about the fake "greening" being done in China where they actually paint hillsides green . Search for "China is painting Mountains Green to fool Environmentalists - No, Really" if interested .
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  17593. An F1 can brake from 200mph to 0 in less than 3 seconds. Would love to see an F1 car attack this course!
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  17594. Not too shabby mate! You're still in the running to be appointed an "Honorary Aussie". Cheers Bloke!
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  17595. I knew about banger racing but have never seen it what a dangerous motor sport thank goodness the fun police haven't stopped it looks fun
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  17596. Ian didn’t react to 85 litres per second😅 22.45 Gallons bro 😮
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  17597. Dope video, bro. Gotta get my ST out there and do a tow battle with ya lol. My ST is the only ford that's gonna yank your power wagon buddy...
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  17598. CLASSIC 🇦🇺 Movies To Watch: The Castle-Comedy, Running On Empty-Cars, Muriel's Wedding-comedy/drama,... I reckon others will add to this list if they see this 🙃 You're a top family 👍👍❤️ Who's got the cash to send em a Sherrin!? 😉
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  17599. Opel was owned by General Motors from the 1930s until 2017 when it became part of the Fiat Chrysler group. In the UK they were branded as "Vauxhall'' with the exception of the Opel Manta model. In Australia many Opel models were Holden badged and in the US a few models were sold under the Buick and Cadillac brands.
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  17600. Red rooster is Ur typical rotisserie chicken place. With all your sides potatoes gravy peas corn fries etc. Red rooster and charcoal chicken are probably the 2 most popular rotisserie chicken chains in the country. Also the first thing you have to do if you ever visit Australia is try an actual Golden Gaytime icecream. It's so good, that's why many products in the supermarket come in Golden Gaytime flavour.
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  17601. IF whistling D had an 6015. Could throw MMax2 round in circles!
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  17602. @IWrocker, another traditional Aussie thing is, when speaking, to make it sound like what you are saying is just one long word. For example: "Have a good weekend and don't forget the Aeroguard" should be said as "'Aveagoodweekendanddon'tforgettheaerogard". Aeroguard is a brand of fly/insect repellent. Also, i have seen many videos of people walking/shopping in Walmart in the US with no shoes on, quite a few times with no underwear, and a lot of times wearing um.....well.......clothes one wouldn't or shouldn't be seen in public wearing. 😊😂
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  17603. If you do a Google search (I tried to find a link to post here) you will be able to check out the logos of the different Federal/states/territories Police logos, and will be instantly identifiable which jurisdiction the Police car comes from. The word is Illawarra pronounced Illa-wo-ra.
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  17604. You are wearing the best Jersey Ian. So I don't know why but different people in different places call them either Guernseys or Jerseys. I think I would say Jersey more often. I have never looked it up but it is not a coincidence that Guernsey and Jersey are two of the Channel Iles in the UK.
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  17605. I am from WA but lived in SA for 20 years (damn kids!), coming back to the West in 2012, damn I felt the difference in heat.
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  17606. I was very concerned about clicking a web video that says "my wonder down under" for some reason... It may have been NSFW
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  17607. People who work out of a truck go over the sides of the bed to get things and access tie downs. He said oh trucks have been made the same forever....bla bla, there is a reason for that.
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  17608. There's an English version called a "Penguin" - don't be fooled, they don't even come close.
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  17609. Yes. Unimog is also a fire truck 🚒
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  17610. When I worked in the UK I regularly found myself in very small streets or lanes. Having to get a semi truck through was very challenging. I knocked down a shop front awning in Eaton one day. Unfortunately you didn’t get any notice until you got stuck.
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  17611. Do you have a box freezer in the basement or somewhere? You can freeze them and they’ll last you for a year or more, instead of going out of date. You can also store a pack in the regular freezer and eat them frozen with your favourite hot or cold drink!
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  17612. hell yes. Torque is insane on the diesels. My friend slightly chipped his A6. 3.0TDI to 300hp and man i could feel the wheels grabbing the tarmac. And was going like crazy
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  17613. Before you try any beer again please consider buying 20ish beer mugs and freeze them then drink the beers out of them. You will get to enjoy beer at a different level. Each time you poor a beer you should have a fresh glass. Enjoy!
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  17614. Please add Czech subtitles next time .😊
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  17615. there are so many Aussie movies you need to watch. The Castle, Bran Nue Dae, Wolf Creek the list goes on, im sure others could add more to the list
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  17616. Maybe i missed it, but those things also have a quite strange battery configuration. 2 x 12V Batteries, that can be used in unison or as a normal 12V configuration with a backup. (They were made to be reliable, even in the coldest mountains)
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  17617. You get gifts I have never seen. You are certainly blessed.
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  17618. Loved watching you find the Škodas in your earlier videos and slowly fall in love with them, they truely are wonderful :)
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  17619. Ian are you aware of bunderburg rum It tastes great
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  17620. These videos always make me want to go to Tesco or ASDA after work and buy some beers 😂
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  17621. The only problem with the V8 Supercars is that there is NO AUSTRALIAN cars anymore. Because of this a lot of people are leaving the sport. R.I.P OZ SUPERCARS…
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  17622. Come to queenstown bro adventure capital of the world, I'm sure your love it here in nz
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  17623. Watch the Top Gear Reviews..(UK Version) A great impression of what it feels like to drive. Cheers
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  17624. Yes mate 51 years since one has come this far south, and family in Brisbane that I spoke too tonight are shuttering up and waiting.They expect it to hit late Thursday into Friday morning right now it is Cat 3 and expected to gather as it hits the coastline so lets hope it doesnt get bigger but they usually do. Its bad for thos ethere as unlike the Northern parts of Queensland they really do not build to withstand a cyclone. I and my wife send our love to all of my mates up that way and we are with you no matter what comes your way your not alone. Thanks mate for the love and support and its fingers crossed for all up that way, its the waiting game right now. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤❤❤
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  17625. I worked with guys from Tennessee and we seemed to understand each other better than the guys from the north say Cleveland
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  17626. Nice, you can almost expect any car on a hillclimb!👍
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  17627. I don't think most Australians know what real poverty looks like. I visited Philly a year ago, it's a wasteland.
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  17628. Merry Christmas from merredin WA. havnt checked, but last time i looked we were looking at 40^celcius. 104^Fahrenheit for you my guy. Keep up the great stuff. Much love from australia. When you coming for a tour 🤩
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  17629. Your Benzene pronunciation sounds so like czech benzín, it's crazy! I had small wave of goosebumps! :D
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  17630. That footage seriously looks like it's played at 2x speed, insane. And that is only the speed and terror from the early testing phase, how much they still developed and refined it from there.
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  17631. Awesome, those RM Williams belt buckles are $50 au each . Very generous gift.
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  17632. Hey Ian & family, years ago they used to run an ad on tv for Nobby's Nuts and its catch line was "Nibble Nobby's Nuts!". Cheeky play on words but all in good fun. Enjoy your channel, keep up the great work. Stay safe and blessings to your family.
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  17633. As a fellow Serbian I am disappointed.
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  17634. Just for some more information The Tin with the Anzac Biscuits is one of the collectors tins that are released every year to help support the RSL (The Returned Services League) and Australian War Veterans, The shire of Remembrance so the funds for buying that biscuit pack goes to help them. enjoy them Look on the back for more info on that tin
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  17635. The bugs in Australia are so big and deadly that they smash the car windscreens.
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  17636. Welsh water is good too . 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 where it comes from makes a big difference to the taste of the water .
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  17637. 1975 when I was at Ultimo TAFE in NSW a couple of us went to the Powerhouse museum, don't think it was called that then, and saw the Holden Hurricane, XU-2 Torana and the Leyland P76 Force 7 two door. I think the P76 was the most interesting as it had a 4.8L, I think, V8 alloy engine block when everybody else was using cast iron. But I think the Hurricane used alloy heads in it's 253cu.in V8 engine.
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  17638. "let's talk about the kangaroo problem" then proceeds to show a wallaby on the screen 🤦‍♂️🤣
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  17639. @IWrocker, Bubble-O-Bill was a multi=flavoured ice cream on a stick, with a bubble gum ball for a nose. He's been available (or at least was available if he is no longer made) since the mid 1970's.
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  17640. The funny thing is that this thing could have gone faster. It hit the rev limiter several times so it stopped accelerating. Another one you need to look at is the electric Ford supervan they ran this year. It's a 2000 horsepower monster and looks ridiculous going so fast. Top gear did a full feature on it too about 6 days ago.
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  17641. Think things are different again here in Australia, rigs are speed limited to 100 kph(60 mph). They are required to have an 8 hour break in a 24 hour period, sure aussie truckers can clarify this. Pretty sure they have log books to fill out and data loggers built into the trucks as well.
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  17642. New regular segment please: "On the porch, with Pedro." International superstar.
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  17643. you will need a bigger man cave
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  17644. I think most car guys in Australia like MOPAR, it's like neutral ground between Team Blue and Team Red. All good looking cars too.
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  17645. We had V8 Chryslers in AUS being mainly 318 & 360, but the Chargers were put together for one reason only! Bathurst in the 70's.They saw the success of Holdens triple carb inline 6, 202 XU-1 Torana, so Chrysler built a triple Weber fed 265 Hemi I6 Charger to face off against the two bigger manufacturers.
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  17646. ✌🏽"Hey Charger"
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  17647. That was such a pleasure to watch :) Congrats to you and your beautiful family. Lots of love from Australia xx
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  17648. there is no better car than the mighty AU Falcon
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  17649. Gday Ian , i cant see them ever changing the track there's too much history on that mountain. Besides F1 have Monico. Look forward to your next vid till then cheers.
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  17650. @IWrocker: Glad you found it! When sampling all the other beers you found, make sure you include a “Rothaus Tannenzäpfle” which you will find in the German beer section at Binny’s. There are a lot of fun facts on that one such as the lady on the label “Birgit Kraft” which in German - when spoken in one - is an euphemism and would mean “Beer gives strengths”. The brewery is one of 3 State owned Breweries in Germany.
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  17651. Immaculate, you're one step closer to fluency! (out of 980 steps or so, but nonetheless LOL)
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  17652. Visit this place once a month to stock up, the best thing is the Bundy Rum factory is about 2km away, its a great part of the world to live
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  17653. We DO NOT say chunder !
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  17654. Hi Ian, please correct me if I’m wrong but I’m pretty sure outboard shots of racing cars seem slower than reality but inboard is the opposite and makes it look faster than reality. That said he was still fricken fast in a road car much better than most of us who would probably lose it on the first few bends lol, great video thanks Ian 👍🏼🇦🇺
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  17655. we call it green and gold our national colors and you have to have plates front and back of your car over here, great vids man
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  17656. the australian outback is one of the greatest wonders of the world
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  17657. Can someone get Arnotts up here in the chat? Let's send this man a pallet of Tim Tam's so he can spread the good word amongst his kin.
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  17658. Gday mates, awesome video yet again you have a beautiful family hopefully someone sends you chippy chicken salt to try if you haven't already ty for the content i cant get enough lol . Legend 🙂👍
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  17659. Good stuff mate, I was born and still live in geelong( G long) you pronounced it pretty well for a yank. Love the videos, keep em coming
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  17660. Hermosas las Opala Wagon,🤩 Here in Uruguay they were almost exclusively used by the highway police.(policia caminera)
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  17661. The Honda C110X Postie is the most prolific motorcycle in the world, with over 50 million units sold. It’s not only the most successful motorcycle in history but it is also the highest selling motor vehicle in history, financing Honda’s global domination of motor bikes for over half a century and making them the biggest engine producer in the world.
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  17662. I think the original concept of Vivid was to encourage people to come into the city at night and boost the economy at a time when it is getting colder and less people are visiting the city. I have been numerous times, the kids really enjoy the interactive exhibits. I recall one particular one where buttons pushed on one side of the harbour change the light display on the other side of the harbour. Very cool. Hope to see you, Ian, down under one day.
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  17663. Ian. I am now 71 and have had the pleasure of attending two performances in the concert hall, and both were fabulous. John Farnham in his younger days and the Daly Wilson Big Band, which were in my opinion, a tribute to the swing era. The acoustics are brilliant inside, but there are also many performances outside in the forecourt that are also as memorable. When I was a young police officer, I worked at one of the Rocktober concerts, which many older Sydneysiders might remember. Totally different experience, but still thoroughly enjoyable, apart from having to deal with those that had drunk too much.... (but they were happy and just needed some guidance)
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  17664. Not saying that's the case here, but street interviews are often manipulated to serve the purpose of the show. I remember being interviewed about an artist out of my school, a month later, everyone was asking me why I enjoyed another artist. They had cut out the original questions and replaced them with questions about that guest...
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  17665. I had a MY2003 Octavia VRS. Such a fun car, had real predictable and manageable lift off oversteer! 😂
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  17666. from what im watching the whole dash and steering setup has been changed more to car like, steering on a normal truck is alot different, ive also seen some of these trucks with the engine in the back (high performance)
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  17667. Football can mean about 5 different games. Soccer, American football (NFL), Australian Rules football (AFL), Gaelic football (played in Ireland) and Rugby League (called football in New South Wales and Queensland). It really depends on where you live if you say the word "football" in conversation.
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  17668. That was fun watching you react to that. Clearly, you liked it so I hope some of your American motorsport buddies get to see it too. If only Ford or GM USA would enter a team...imagine a Team Germany and Team Great Britain and of course, Team Japan competing with the Aussies for the Bathurst 1000 International Challenge Cup. The fanboy meltdowns alone would be priceless TV entertainment ;)
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  17669. When my dad was alive he had custom plates with his initials, WJN.
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  17670. You´re the best!!! Alles Gute aus Deutschland
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  17671. Hi Ian, I've been going every year for a few years. The high rise buildings in the beach background shot is Surfers Paradise. We have MGC's so went to a classic car show today at Mt Tamborine, we registered to show, and going to the All British Day next month in Brisbane (all things British)
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  17672. We have Walkers in UK (which is Pepsi-Lays) which are traditional UK flavours but also have Lays which are more US flavors.
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  17673. I've been to Japan 4 times. It is an incredible country.
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  17674. Nicer looking properties in Victoria on the Mornington Peninsula. Less concrete jungle more bush setting.
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  17675. Hi. Italy here. I see you have a very deep interest in veicles around the world. Not to mention differents cultures, in fact i heard you questioning even about european "hyppie" like van culture. If i may i have a suggestion in that regard. There's an underground culture very wide spread around all Europe. It mashed up together all the counter-culture around during the 90s and took off since present day growing larger and larger. Hip hop, punk, hyppie and acid techno ravers had a sort of maridge and what's born is one of the wikest underground movement in the history. It's quite near burning man vibes but without any sort of capitalistic attitude, no organizations and totally unregulated. Many states established specific laws to deal with the movement. It started in England, then a big process forced the tribes (how we call our groups) from London to move away and the travel begun. Some time later France had an anti-rave law. And last year as the far right government rised here in Italy it was the first law they passed. A "little" big deal. I'm quite sure you would be amazed by the self camperized vans and trucks we use/used to live in, travel around and carry a lot of mad stuff for music/video production and decorations. If you wish some Key words to look for "free party movement" "23" "teknival" Big festivals are called teknival and the biggest was the "chzektek" near Prague. "Dragon festival" in Portugal was very big too. "Pinerolo Teknival" near Turin here in Italy was huge. Also "Bordel23" it's a big recurring party. And the one where all started "Castlemorton common festival" (1992)
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  17676. There was a fun Wheeler Dealer episode where they (Ant Anstead?) did a Ford Sierra XR4i "rebuild" with an upgraded rear wing (that was the way the designer wanted it, but the accountants refused the funding)
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  17677. Your intuition is spot on. did better than me... Hey Ian the desert is all yours.. waiting for ya .
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  17678. A volcano is considered a mountain.
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  17679. You should react to "How different countries react to: Ambulance Sirens (international)" It shows a really interesting compilation from around the world!
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  17680. amazing video to review as always Ian :) huge fan of yours from Down Under Aussie Land :D
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  17681. I noticed the serving size is different. 1 biscuit in Aus, and 2 cookies in USA. Also, have you ever been taught the Tim Tam Slam? Basically, you use the Tim Tam as a straw for a hot beverage, tea, coffee or hot chocolate.
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  17682. Tim Tam Slam you are the Man... Nice job old mate, next on the becoming a Aussie test is the shoey 😂🤣 👍👍👍👍👍
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  17683. Grant your a very talented legend bro,🤘👍
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  17684. yes yes yes do more videos
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  17685. I tried for being the first view 3 consecutive vids..but messed it up being your 60th on this one..I’ll try better next time😩 Your right! The heavy duty trucks are cast aways when it comes to accessories provided by the manufacturer .. to add to what you were saying..the market is the 1500 models, that’s the bulk of the sales market. HD trucks are usually sold as commercial/fleets..so they are used,abused,beat on and torcherd ,just to be updated in 5-10 years.. But, I think that if they are going put out a specialty vehicle like the PW, and use the HD platform ..they need to offer us more! Rock sliders would have been a nice offering, winch bumper, or even lift kit by mopar.... Good video man!!👍🏻👊🏻🍻😁
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  17686. If you have a small garden you might be able to grow some of your own vegetables. Carrots, squash, potatoes, leafy greens, tomatoes are easy
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  17687. Good onya mate 👍👊! All the best for the future! Cheers cobber bloke and digger! Much love to the Iwrocker clan!
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  17688. When I lived in Wagga Wagga in 1988. l was at a friends farm one day when a spaceship screamed past us on the road. It was a car but it may as well been a spaceship as it was like nothing else I'd ever seen. A month later l was in a newsagents when l spotted the spaceship on the cover of 'Street machine' magizine. It was the new 'Walkinshaw commodore'.
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  17689. Make some space on the wall behind you, that plaque will be winging it's way soon. Congrats!!
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  17690. Been waiting for this. Woohoo.
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  17691. Yeah, me again from Tasmania. Legend! enjoyed your un-boxing. Great show!
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  17692. Tatras are Czech. Russia made no worthwhile cars. They still have other priorities.
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  17693. I've got one in my garage " that mirror picture
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  17694. Watching this race reminds me of a NZ movie from the 80's 'Goodbye Pork-Pie' in which a yellow Mini is on the run from the police driving Holden kingswood's
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  17695. hey Ian you got it right, the little guy is an echidna :) they share common ancestry with the platypus I have recently found out. They both have venomous talons in the back feet.
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  17696. Last visited Adelaide (from Sydney) early 2021. It is very clean and quite friendly. Although I noticed prices becoming exorbitant compared to the larger cities such as Sydney and Melbourne. Eating out for example felt to be at least 20% extra. But it’s still quaint. Ben Folds (from Ben Folds Five) lived there for a while and loved it enough to write a song about it. Adelaide is Australia’s only city that has a true Mediterranean climate. Mild to cool winters that have moderate rainfall and warm to hot and dry summers. Actually Adelaide is the driest of the capital cities and is also unique in that it has very hard water (most Australian cities have soft water). It is clean although generally Australian cities are clean having travelled throughout Europe and the US. One of the few countries I travel to that I would consider to be cleaner would be Japan. A running joke with this is that a mate of mine often travelled between Australia, US and Japan. We both arrived in Sydney simultaneously on one of these trips. I came from Sand Francisco and he came from the worlds largest mega city, Tokyo. I said to him “finally back to a city that is cleaner, more organised and safer” He said “I’ve just come from a city that is cleaner, more organised and safer” Yes, Tokyo is an oxymoron in how it is the largest metro area of any city (38 million) yet easily one of the cheapest and safest…. And their train systems (many of them) are larger than New York, London and Paris combined (with a population that is almost as big as those 3 combined)
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  17697. by the way the nissan pick up actually is new but it has a old style to it
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  17698. It is Fan-tales, as in tales for fans. Because the wrappers have information(tales) of famous people(for fans), it is like a guess who game, or who am I?
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  17699. My favourite European beer is " La Trappe Quadrupel “ the taste is really outstanding . p.s beer only tastes good if you cant see through it. i live in a tiny island nation called New Zealand and our country makes Fantasic high alcohol craft Beer. We have an alcohol tax so if the alcohol content is higher you pay more tax . What am i saying We get badly taxed for evrything in my country .but alcohol gets tax even higher
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  17700. That little orange Mazda RX2 with a 12a Rotary has amazing performance.
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  17701. Might be a tow truck during the week🏴‍☠
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  17702. Thank for letting us know about the strip of green light. NOW it makes perfect sense. Cheers.
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  17703. Definitely gonna have to play the lottery to get one. Lol The best part is everyone is going hybrid or full electric mean Dodge/Ram is putting 700 HP in everything.
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  17704. There is a Melbourne in Florida, and a Perth in Scotland. No idea what they're doing in this video.🤷‍♂️
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  17705. you need to get a proper wheel..if you didnt chose skoda Id be disapointed😂🙋🇨🇿
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  17706. WA is so beautiful don't skip it when you visit the natural beauty will blow your mind
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  17707. lol, im from Czechia and im learning about our emergency vehicles from US channel:D Glad my firefighters have such a cool equipment:)
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  17708. Fun fact re. sunsets , when the sun disappears below the horizon it has actually already been gone for 8 minutes because it takes that long for its light to reach Earth .
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  17709. Och yes there's some Czech Republic content 👍
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  17710. I was lucky enough to live through the 100 buck vb-vk era and owned several myself. Great cheap car that is easy to fix, especially the carby sixes
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  17711.  @MrMiguella  man we wrecked so many of them. We had so many $100 6 pot vns as paddock bashers. Now they are hard to find. I remember buying a vb with a worked 202 for $500 4 speed manual. That thing was a beast of a car and got me around for a while
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  17712. Another famous test hill is near Rosedale Abbey in North Yorkshire. Commenters have mentioned steep hills in Portugal; some of the steepest hills I've seen on the beautiful Atlantic island of Madeira, which is part of Portugal, in its capital of Funchal. The locals seem to cope with them because at the height of Funchal they don't have snow and ice. The problem with steep hills in the UK is that when it snow it has a habit if melting and refreshing, resulting in some skating rinks!
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  17713. Finger lime are a citrus native to Aus. They are a long fruit, reddish, as you can see. Nice flavour apparently, I have a young one growing out the back
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  17714. Fun Fact : Casino doesn't actually have a casino, and there is I think a casino in every major city. I know there is one in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Melbourne.
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  17715. Awesome reaction guys. Love this vid as well! Just a heads up it's not really pronounced m-aaa-ri it's more like m-ohhh-ri. The r has a very slight roll of the tounge as well which I think you guys nailed already. Keep it up 😊😊
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  17716. love you bro..your cool with us down under....keep it up..lots of laughs with your channel..bout time america got us here...well done cheers..
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  17717. I'm there mate. Day drinking for us as well. Does it get any better?
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  17718. Happy birthday Daniella.
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  17719. It use to be called a chip bunty. You can do it with hot chips too. I like it as a roll, and just plain potato chips, you can have it with peanut butter, or vegemite. I like the potato straws, they were good with it. No toasting, you have it with a fresh bread roll, small bit of vege, or vege dege, butter and chips on the top. Its yummy, we put all sorts of things on sangas or sandwiches.Things peopel wouldn't even think off. The twistie one is good, kids have been doing this for decades.
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  17720. I hope Tourism Australia are watching!
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  17721. That is a serious gift! It is valuable now and will only get more so with time. What a lovely gesture.
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  17722. A Milo beach is an awesome idea except that it’s food lol if it rains it goes off and stinks, animals would eat it. Not practical but love the idea. I think we all spell donut the same way now. “Donut”. But we do spell stuff the British way. Like colour, flavour, Mum, etc. From what i can surmise, Americans changed the spelling to suit their pronunciation. And I’m very sure that the reason people get it wrong and say “I could care less” is because they often don’t see it written down. They hear people say it. People often say it fast and smooth and people mishear it, then they repeat it and others get it from them. People often accept something means something without actually thunking about it. This seems to be a more often occurring thing in America. That is just my own personal experience and observations. Bit that is what it seems and then because if that a whole bunch of people have it wrong and don’t realise it.
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  17723. About to 1500 PS tuned Diesel engines...😮😊
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  17724. Loved this, very interesting. What about those places that have built ghost cities that no-one can live in. I did watch something on that but can't remember the reason they can't live in them ..... in countries with HUGE populations.
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  17725. Gday , you literally have more Australian money than I do , at least for the next week .. Good value .. We will let you know when the quarantine of 14 days for all visitors ends .. Unless you want to try a concentration camp experience .. 👍👍😷😉💞
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  17726. that’s so funny as I’m enjoying a mug of hot milo be for going to bed and viewing your reaction video, love your entertaining content. I live in Sydney Australia.
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  17727. Yes, gedore or hazet. Got lots of old stuff from them that used to be my grandpa's, still work like the day they where bought.
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  17728. You should check out the scammell scarab it was a 3 wheeled lorry with a quick attach and drop off mechanism for the trailers and it was a Jack of all trades, if you can think of a job then there was probably a trailer for it.
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  17729. Merry Christmas:)🎁🎄🎄hope everyone has a great Christmas and happy holidays with their friends and families.
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  17730. Outside has the extreme sun, but lots of planes are stored in the desert. These trucks are clearly not aircraft grade aluminium ofc. Cheers.
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  17731. That was the funniest video. Thank you. Really needed a laugh today.
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  17732. Congratulations man! You deserve every single subscriber, every like, every view and this award as well. You worked very hard and you deserve it.Keep pushing, to achieve even more.I wish you more and more success in the future :D
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  17733. Howdy Ian, for future times when you get Ritter Sport chocolate crack it along the glued seam on the back that is the proper way to open those. with some training you can crack'em onehanded. will be even better out of the Fridge, when its hard. The crack while biting is so satisfying
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  17734. 2:22 There was a motorcycle track race game I had as a kid and they were wind up. So each lap you had to decide whether to wind back on the control and pull up the bike for a wind or let it go another lap. When you wound forward the winding mechanism pulled back and the bike would go. It made for great racing as you had to choose the pitstops.
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  17735. We are all one! Everybody right here right now. Whether in Aus, or anywhere else in the world. Love each other people. Be kind. Be compassionate. All we have is this planet. And each other.... You can't take it with you when the lights go out. We are star dust! Much love :) Respect to you IWrocker. Get your arse to AU and enjoy brother!!
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  17736. Genuinely surprised that anyone from the UK, or anywhere else for that matter, would not know there's 50 states and many major cities and towns within those states and think everyone lives in New York; L.A. or Dallas. That guy at around 12:26 is surely making that up in retaliation for how many Americans think we all live in London. We don't all have cockney east end accents either. I can only speak for myself, but I can tell what state some Americans come from by their accent. Maybe the more obvious ones like New York (city more than state); New Jersey; Massachusetts; Minnesota; Florida; Texas; etc. I admit I can't pinpoint your accent. Can Americans tell what state another is from by their accent?
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  17737. A little smoke for the demon wagon.. nice. Listen to IWrocker kids.. say no to drugs and yes to burnt rubber. Lots of snow up in these parts, of course we are the Great White North after all.
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  17738. woo hoo, my town. Maybe you should have picked the Brabham, it's made in Adelaide
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  17739. cooles Video👍
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  17740. merry Christmas from Melbourne
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  17741. Love the Los Pollos Hermanos shirt.
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  17742. A couple of things I have to mention is that auto shenanigans did a video about fuel prices and ethanol content in the UK. Secondly, the UK gallon is 8 x 20 ounce pints not 8 x 16 as in Canada and the USA.
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  17743. Greatings from Berlin-Germany,i love your show👍
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  17744. Im from Prague and i lovee the city! Its amazing 😊Thank u for this video❤
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  17745. What shame it was a Ford, should of been a Holden! :-)
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  17746. so much wheel spin, a manual gearbox and still getting that time is insane
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  17747. Town Hall Station floods were big that day and it's all underground, the rain was a really heavy short burst! Those Wombat hunters need to give up driving, or relocate! Clive Palmer's party logo is much prettier than his face, he's a rich renegade, check him out! You are welcome here anytime Ian! 👪💞
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  17748. I think you would enjoy watching this video of a WW2 British army training film called "Scammell Breakdown Tractor Using Simple 5 to 1 Pull." It shows how to recover and tank from a ditch using a Scammell recovery truck.
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  17749. Loved it and yr oohs and ahhhs matched my own. Car Museums are so hard to keep open. The number of people through the door generally doesn’t equate to a successful business but if you can run one without the luxury of earnings then good on you.
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  17750. As an Australian, I can say this is about right.🦘🦘
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  17751. As has been mentioned Ken Block's car is a rallycross car. These are held on short, tight tracks that are basically half dirt and half tarmac. The cars race each other at flat out speeds spraying dirt and torturing the tyres. Great fun to watch! This is two brilliant and professional drivers who are just Goofing around on the track to entertain the crowd.
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  17752. we are very thankful that you and your family redeem Americans in our eye <3 lol
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  17753. There you go Ian, you can see the roads i can drive on. You ever come visit the Riviera ill take you on a little rip around those roads. Btw, what most people don't know, that's actually a 2 way road, coming and incoming traffic. Not uncommon to have to pull over the side/edge to let the other car thru. Although there is very very little traffic on those roads, I've run into more horses then cars lol.
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  17754. You're going to want to mount those pedals, it can be as simple as a large piece of plywood that sits against the wall with holes in it for mounting. Your first emotion is going to be "this is really difficult" and it's going to feel like that for a couple of weeks, but it does get easier. The stiff brake is good, I had the same emotion at first but it's really precise once you can press it more confidently and get used to it. For assetto you really should get content manager csp sol and the likes. You can optimize performance and make the game look a lot better. For that you should look up a video tutorial, there are plenty of very good ones. It's 20 minutes of setup to modernize the game. And it allows you to potentially think about VR, but that might be difficult if this is running on a laptop. It's really difficult to have a sense of speed on a small monitor. This will really hold back a beginner, VR pretty much solves this issue but a larger monitor also helps. Wreckfest is a really fun game to overcome the physical nature of driving with a wheel, teaching RWD physics at the same time. And you don't have to take it too seriously.
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  17755. Congratulations guys and a huge welcome to little Sydney xx. Gorgeous!
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  17756. the insect looks like a stick insect & they can be up to 300mm (1ft) long. It looks like it is imitating a scorpion to scare away predators I saw one near home that had purple wings, it looked amazing I've seen Utube video where they import an Aussie ute, cut the cab off it & marry the rear to the front of an American Pontiac/Chevy
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  17757. Dannila is going to need her OWN POOL ROOM!!!!!!
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  17758. You should check out the v8 utes racing
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  17759. I drove a 815 houling a 5 axle low loader trailer in the Croatian military during the war times. Its a beast. A 65 ton tank was not a problem. And yes,the sound of the air cooled V10 is brutal.
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  17760. Sweden is a small country with pretty many motor enthusiasts and the funny and great thing is that people come up with various "sports", many adopted for the common people that hasn't a gold mine. This hillclimbing is new to me, but you have a race called Folk-race that is a race on a budget. Old men with mopeds arrange moped rallys and a cracy race on a (muddy) field where the winner is the one that makes most miles. And visiting Sweden in Summertime you see lots of old American cars from the 50's and 60's on the roads.
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  17761. G'day mate, what a wise man to hear, he should run your country ( U.S.A.) I bet he would get things done with no bull shit !!!👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  17762. we learned at school in history, that the first train was a similar story. The people protested that the train would make the cows crazy and don't give any more milk. Yes the cows went crazy but only for a few days and after it the cows were fine. people weren't they were still against trains for a while.
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  17763. Love your reactions, you seem like a great guy! Its not easy for anyone hearing bad things about their country even tho most of it is true. No country is perfect, but the only way to improve is to understand there is a problem. Keep up the good work! Like your car content too Good to hear american say football too and not soccer😅
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  17764. I've raced for over 40years and done some crazy shit, that was bloody fantastic yep dead set Badass driving ,one of the best moments I've seen 💯👍 FKN LOVED IT, it's funny what we racer's do to win or qualify etc. 🍺🇦🇺
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  17765. No wonder Australias internet is so slow, pine gap is using all the bandwidth.
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  17766. Frazer is the largest sand island in the world.... magnificent. I live looking at Moreton Island with some of the highest sandunes in world further down the coast.. PS. Lake Mackenzie on frazer is fresh water Dingos of Frazer
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  17767. happy for your kids, man ! not everyone gets to taste real thing in the childhood :)
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  17768. Check out the Holden Sandman or Ford Sierra Cosworth or Falcon XA,XB,XC, Coupe. VK Commodore, VL Commodore.all Group A racers. and can't forget when Mini won Bathurst 1966 I think. so much too chose from 👍
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  17769. There's nothing like the sound of our Aussie 5LTR they have a distinctive sound to them when they have a good exhaust and induction system on them carbed or injected
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  17770. I like you guy so much. I am from Germany, so i dont know my english is correct all time. Give me more in this Channel. I hope i can make holiday with my family in USA in the next years and meet nice guys like you. Ohh and not kind like the Nice Guys from the Movie😁
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  17771. Be careful of the Minties. They can stick to your teeth and pull fillings. True story.
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  17772. Do you have police horses in US? I thought every city would have them. My dog loves them and every time we see them it starts to walk right next to them. Even the police officers are nicer than usual. We always get lot of smiles from them.
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  17773. The funny thing is the winners of the MLB World Series don't declare themselves world champions the way the winners of the NFL Superbowl do!
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  17774. You should check out Croatia.. Plitvice falls in the Plitvice Lakes National Park would make a trip worth a it all on it's own. Much more to see and do, especially with the Medeterainian climate and coast with many islands in the Adriatic.. Do reccomend as an alternate to Italy / Greece
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  17775. How do you know? Since it called Norwegian, it must have something to do with Norway. They probably use Norwegian cheese and Norwegian ingredients /recipes … Glögg is Norwegian, Lefse also..
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  17776. I recently discovered Red Green, the Canadian guy, Russell Coight reminds me of him
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  17777. I loved the old fellas reaction to it.
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  17778. The last couple of clips are my local area & those birds are called little corellas. They flock like that in huge numbers in my street every day
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  17779. They're so similar in size they may be from the same nest. Sibling rivalry.
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  17780. Tatra = beast of a truck esp this one with all wheel stearing
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  17781. Issac Butterfield has a Pet hate for Cyclists and Vegans. Watch more of his videos. Issac for Prime Minister of Oz
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  17782. Re languages. I think about 22% of the population are non English/or ESL. I worked for a research company for several years, we spoke to people from all different backgrounds when compiling certain statistics. Mandarin is the dominant non English language spoken at home. Especially in cities like Sydney, you will see signs etc with Chinese underneath. Same with the ATMs, in different languages. Cantonese and Arabic are also common. They are probably probably the second and 3rd after English. And you mentioned Greek, also Vietnamese, Tagalog(Filipino) is increasing too. It's not surprising Spanish is so prevalent in the United States as you share a border. We're unusual for a continent in that we're isolated. Any second languages come from immigration or migration patterns. In school especially the last 30 years it's very common to learn an Asian second language. Most commonly Mandarin, Japanese, Bahasa Indonesian. When I was in school we did a year or two of Bahasa Indonesian. Long long time ago! I still remember and use some of the phrases if I meet or speak to an Indonesian. A lot of people from Indonesia in Australia too. Many Australians holiday there. Many Australians work there as English teachers. It's not uncommon for Australians to know some basic Indonesian, of they went to school in the last 30 odd years. Mr Chris Hemsworth himself speaks it. (You can see videos on YouTube lol)
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  17783. Thank you so much for sharing this, you need to bring back your father in law I guess, and your father to other youtube movies you make! they are such fantastic characters, and I love the commentes of your wife too :) keep it up! Best wishes from Norway! this the the future of America, english and Spanish spoken! :):eyes-pink-heart-shape: 😁
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  17784. The Holden Hurricane: A specific show concept car. Mid engine, originally a 4.2 litre V8 (253 cubic inch) but was later updated to the fuel injected 304 (5 litre) that pumps out 165 kilowatts (231 horsepower) They even ran a crude version of a navigation system, following cables in the road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iezc14zdYCM
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  17785. Map men is hilarious. I recommend watching more of them
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  17786. I bet I've watched all 100 Dude! Congrats!!! BTW- didn't we talk about doing a brake upgrade? 😜
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  17787. White and black car at 08:40 looks to be a Toyota Corolla AE86, I'm very jealous these are quite expensive.
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  17788. I was in Thailand drinking with people from around the globe, and I met a guy from Darwin. We started talking a bit and an American leaned over and asked what language we were speaking. True story
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  17789. AFAIK Agrotrucks are more a european thing than US. They are usually used to go longer distances because they are faster (80km/h) than a tractor (40–6 km/h). The bigger balloon tires are against soil compression and in weak, muddy conditions on the fields. When your fed up of Truck-Simulator, vou can try Farming Simulator and you will meet all these guys. 😉 The machine in the beginning is not a combine it is a chaff cutter, chopping maize for silage. The first trailer is shown form Joskin (pronounced Yoskin) in dutch. Fliegl is german. The silage is either dumped by a scraper floor or push of, where the front wall of the trailer is pushed to the end.
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  17790. To answer your question regarding the tire pressure trucks usually have 9 Bar, unless it's aired down for off-road work, commenting from Germany
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  17791. Nice truck
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  17792. I live in the NT, and I learnt a lot from this video. I have only been here a little over 6 months though.
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  17793. Nice video, Dacia is really famous here in Romania, I think one of every 3 cars you see on the streets is a Dacia car. They even make a fully electric car, called Dacia Spring. I believe it's the cheapest electric car in Europe. Anyway Dacia is pronounced like Da"chi"a, chi being the same as in chili.
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  17794. You have to love the Czech people. I know I do.
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  17795. Great first attempt! And I mean over-all, not just the first couple of lobs either... It's just all part of the Learning CURVE- bad pun now out of the way LoL! In later attempts you were letting go of it too flat, needs to be come out of the hand on a 30 to 50° angle to curve around & stay on a flatter trajectory closer to the ground. Letting it leave the hand flat causes it to instead pitch up. Head to a local sports field/park while its quiet & at least 4 times the space you had there so you can put your body into the throw once you get a handle on the technique...
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  17796. I remember that sort of performance. Buskers often used to do acts like that. Sometimes you still see them around town. Thank you for the video!
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  17797. omg how cute is Emma!
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  17798. its all in Sydney you should look at Gold coast, more moden
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  17799. Ian, how many miles you got on that thing now? I'm thinking about the Go Rhino since some douche backed into mine. The summer desert trip with my friends has been confirmed, the week of June 4th; Mojave Rd and Death Valley. Not real technical, but an area I've never been in, so it should be interesting. Decent sized group this year with guys coming from Pueblo, Phoenix and San Diego. I might have a ride-along with me, a guy from Dana Axle out of MI. Gas is going to be a concern, as it is a long run. Wish somebody made a decent rear bumper with swingouts for gas/water and spare like I have on my Land Cruiser. Did you ever get my box?
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  17800. 12:45 That has to be a lie. Internet here (or where I live) is absolutely horrible, and I live in a relatively large city. For me, it takes around 15-20 seconds on average for things to load and I always have only 1 bar. Also the internet just cuts off all of a sudden every few days/weeks and doesn’t come back on for a few hours and even days at worst. When I visited the US, It was like heaven not waiting for stuff to load haha. Don’t know where that person got their information from.
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  17801. Congratulations to the whole IWrocker family, best wishes from Norway 🇳🇴 So happy to see you all doing so well, especially Daniela after delivering new life to the world! Looking forwards to seeing more from you all, please take good care of each other and stay safe!
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  17802. If you want to see some crazy Nurburgring driving just look up « that crazy guy Nurburgring » He’s got an old Citroen xsara VTS and he is pretty famous around the nurb for how fast he drives it Edit: he did a lap recorded by Misha Charoudin, the video is called « Craziest car/driver combo on the green hell » there was a bit of traffic but still impressive how much knowledge and confidence he has in that car
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  17803. Hi
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  17804. We’ve got our campsite booked for this years race. Can’t wait after having no spectators last year due to COVID.
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  17805. I too had poster of Countach! My favorite as well! I also had Porsche 959, 911 Flatnose and Ferrari F40.
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  17806. Yas out of the fridge! next is to try it with a hot choc with the Carmel flavor
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  17807. There are a lot of reaction videos on YouTube, but you’re absolutely correct it would be awesome for you to visit the I-O-M TT and video a real life reaction. It’d be a very different reaction video and a whole life experience for you!
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  17808. UnZud :o). Maori is generally pronounced (by Maoris) as 'Mow (like Mao tze dong)dee'. The 'r' is hard, like a D. Well, that's what I was taught by Maoris. I may get to New Zealand one day. I think it's a beautiful country.
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  17809. I have QLD Homer Simpson plates basically they have a picture of Homer, my rego and along the bottom Ahh Donuts.
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  17810. 2 wrong the first two.
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  17811. Aussies definitely would be shortening that towns name. No chance in hell I could ever pronounce that. You're braver then me for trying ! Going by my ancestry I have Welsh DNA SO i wouldnt want to be an embarrassment to the good welsh people!
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  17812. A lad near me has a V8 Scania! Long nose like your American style trucks. The thing sounds like thunder its unbelievable
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  17813. Well, definition of football it's simple, if at any moment you're kicking the ball even if you're using your hands it's football. The term soccer came from Football Association. Rugby player in England, I think, are calles rugger and players from Football association call themselves football asoccer , whose became asoccer and finaly soccer. Soccer came from Football
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  17814. Theres tons of good comedy all around the world The Frantics: Last Will and Testament Monthy Python: Argument Clinic, Pet Shop, The Ministry of Silly Walks, and lots more Atkinson and Cleese: Beekiping Abbot and Costello: Who's on First Tim Minchin: Predjudice . . . the list goes on.
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  17815. Ian, did you know, In 1997, the Campbell Soup Company of North America, a shareholder of Arnott's since the 1980s, acquired Arnott's in full. Thus, in 1997, Arnott's Biscuits became American-owned, like Fosters Beer was a dinky-die Australian beer from Melbourne then it got sold in the 90s to the UK. Now young Aussies think it was always British.
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  17816. 15:20 -> Passau! That's where I am located right now while watching your video! Passau is a small, but fantastic, nice city! That's why I moved there ... around 700km away from my birthplace. Did you know: The oldest house in Germany, where are normal people are still living in, was build in the year 1238. So it was built 254 years before America was even discovered by Columbus! Btw: The "little amusementpark" was actually the world known Oktoberfest in Munich. It has around 400,000 people drinking their beer there and having some fun ... daily!
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  17817. Try to buy some Croatian bears,you won t be disapointed if can buy it somewhere
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  17818. There’s some really intriguing photos of the Sydney Opera House being constructed.
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  17819. Thank you for all you do and happy thanksgiving 🇦🇺
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  17820. Germany has maybe the most and best Christmas markets
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  17821. The first prototype of the Schreitbagger (stride digger) was the Muk 2000 it was built in 1965.
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  17822. yes that is an oldie when I hear the sound and look at the interior. But the best thing about it is the shifting, many current companies purchase automatics when it is useless to purchase a manual transmission
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  17823. Ian, you should check out the Isle of Man TT racing, for another type of crazy motorsport. It is crazy fast motor bikes....sure you will enjoy it . Cheers from Adelaide, Australia.
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  17824. Market Lane Coffee in Melbourne! The blends and barista skills are excellent and definitely my favorite in Victoria Australia at the moment but it's a close race in Melbourne!
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  17825. Great effort, I enjoyed watching you attempt another Aussie creation. I hope you give it another go, even if you 'cheat' and by a store bought pound cake or use a packet cake mix. I say that because I can't bake a cake from scratch, they always flop. I'm from a baking family so goodness only knows how I can get it so wrong every time ,lol!
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  17826. Why not open a Australian only products we go halves
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  17827. G'day Ian, all those plates are proper tax paid plates, you can get them with your football team colours or your car, bike, truck and boat picture, if you can afford it you can have it, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  17828. Use your truck more than almost all trucktubers 👍
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  17829. Wow, I'm amazed at how much fun that looks like Ian. I might have to try and find one of those crazy looking Citroens and take it off road. Haaaaah 😂👍🇦🇺
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  17830. Statesman was the up-market stretched wheelbase Holden Commodore. Caprice was the top of the range Statesman, and hence top of the range Holden. It would be the VIP’s in the Caprices, and their offsiders in Statesmen or Commodores, depending on their rank in their respective governments. “CHOGM” stands for Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting - held every few years (not sure how many, but I think every 4) - for all the heads of government of the both current and former British Commonwealth of Nations.
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  17831. Hi,Ian, another good video, homes, keep up the great videos, these bring a spark to the festive season, very well done sir, please pass on to the rest of your family my wishes for a merry Christmas, and a happy and prosperous new year
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  17832. hello Ian been watching a while now from denmark . love the content . learned alot too .. but i have a motorsport suggestion you should check out . its called formula offroad . theese crazy paddel tired nitrous maschines go up near vertical cliffs and sand and they can even drive ontop of water with thier insane wheel speed . i belive it is or was big in iceland , but also norway and sweden etc check it out formula offroad is insane
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  17833. nice, you got an Aldi in your region
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  17834. Good evening Foton is popular in New Zealand as a cheap option but I never knew they made big trucks.. I was surprised how many some countries had. American trucks do look badass though not gonna lie..awesome vid have an amazing rest of your week
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  17835. You should try to watch videos of the European Hill Climbing Championship something similar to Pikes Peak but climbing at a lower altitude... I think you were going to enjoy it a lot with the machines that run that championship
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  17836. I remember when these ads were big when i was a teenager if someone ever spilt their beer or had some kind of accident everyone would sing "LUCKY YOUR WITH AAMI!"
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  17837. I'm 52 and every year my mum still makes me a chocolate cake, covered in caramel topping and 100's and 1000's 🤣 you all have to try it yum!!! Love 100's and 1000's
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  17838. Glenn seton came second in the race & his co driver was john bowe.
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  17839. Spider is between window and weather shield
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  17840. RIP John Clarke, he was a comedic genius. Highly recommend the US oil spill clip from 2010.
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  17841. Well done. Watch some classic snooker games and you learn more about strategy etc. 👍
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  17842. 👍 Went to the summernats back in 1996 and I had the best time ever.
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  17843. your awesome 💜 you have embraced the Aussie spirit and it is so good to see 💜and good on all you lovely Aussies taking the time and money to send such lovely things. 💚💛
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  17844. Well done guys. The only thing that I do different is cut them into equal portions before baking them.
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  17845. The Targa high country. HSV VL Walkinshaw pure sound highlights vid is worth a look!! I think of Ian every time I watch it. Cheers
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  17846. Yeah, high speed sweepers are the temperature "gainers", whilst as you can see the onrushing air in an open wheeler actually cools the tire surface a bit on the straights. Also cool to see the Sidepod, brakes and rear gathering heat. Poor old Paul di Resta, he was a pretty good driver in his own right, even if his f1 career wasnt all that long. The big leagues are just that, after all.
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  17847. When you flush the toilet, water spins in the opposite direction due to the Coriolis effect (that’s not specific to Aus but a North / South hemisphere thing)
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  17848. I remember seeing these 30 or so years ago, never seen one more recently- no great loss, even if it was one of the less awful brands from Eastern Europe pre-1990. I’ve driven Skoda as hire/rental cars much much more recently, Octavias, obviously largely VW under the bonnet, and these are reliable, well built & roomy.
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  17849. This was fun to watch, well, they always are, but they sent you a chunk of the track?! I'm not even sure that's legal Ian. These people have set the bar very high indeed. I mean, the sand and seashells were genius, you can put those in a glass bowl or something, lovely, and she would have been thinking she had the best idea ever, but then...... I love people, and I love your family.
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  17850. still not quite as cool as Dubai's police cars though - fricken supercars! including Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Aventador, Maserati GranTurismo, McLaren MP4-12C, and even Tesla Cybertruck
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  17851. Pigging dogs can also be very expensive and a fair bit of time and effort is put into training them. Dog was lucky it's got armour on.
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  17852. looking forward to watching this tonight in family time.
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  17853. You should try and find the clip of the bluex Camaro sliding up Mount Panorama on its roof after a rear tyre blew.
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  17854. Congrats to the 100.000 subscribers 🥳. I like your channel a lot. Greetings from a German subscriber😁✌🏾👊🏾
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  17855. Morning buddy, first time subscriber. Love your content by the way. Just some info. Australian population is around 28 million people as of now. Also about the wildlife. Yes it's true we have alot of spiders it's just a matter of living with them and not bothering them. You will be OK. Hope this helps cobba. Have a great day. Cheers.
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  17856. green light is the last colour you see in thick smoke thats why they use it, also for fire exits.
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  17857. Add Carrie Bickmore's Qantas clip to your list
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  17858. O m g. That scenery is awesome, makes me miss El Paso. I love that Pedro answers in English.
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  17859. What, you don’t poop cubes in the US? Really??
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  17860. about reversing: The driver can control the rear axles when reversing. It still needs skill, but he needs not to do everthing with the steering wheel.
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  17861. Hi. I used to travel to Stone, Staffordshire regularly to BT’s, my employer, training school. I used to drive along the A34 dual carriageway. It has a few roundabouts and there is a factory nearby that makes big power station transformers. These are very heavy so require large road transport vehicles. As the roundabouts make it difficult to drive long loads around. These long loads drive along here so often most of the roundabouts to the M6 motorway have a road straight across the roundabout with gates to stop other traffic from using the heavy/wide load routes, long/heavy loads find this easier.
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  17862. AUSTRALIA PAYS PEOPLE A LIVING WAGE, NOT $9 PER HOUR AND HAVE TO RELY ON TIPS
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  17863. I've done the flight dozens of time between Sydney and LA or San Fran. Back many years ago I used to make two stopovers, one in Fiji and one in Hawaii. This breaks it up a bit, especially if you stay over. However, these days it's a direct flight and whilst the flight drives me nuts (way too long) I try and nap as often as possible. Yes it's tough but worth it.
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  17864. Mate, great video. Aren't Emus scary enough. I guess you have to see them up close. Tasmanian Devils make scary noises. So do possums for that matter. But I must say the American Opossum are scarier looking. I have possums living in the roof above me, talk about noisy upstairs neighbours.😒
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  17865. Hi from Christchurch New Zealand Ian kiwi Americans channel is great she has everything you need to know about NZ from an Americans point of view keep up the good work bro👍🇳🇿
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  17866. ive seen people use the numberplate text as part of their webpage ad on front and rear bumper . like : high"expect"ations.something personally im not a fan of colored license plates or odd backgrounds. makes them hard to read and almost impossible to spot fake plates.
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  17867. Looks nice, looks lower on the drivers side!!
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  17868. Thanks for the awesome vid man 😁, lots of love from Australia..
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  17869. Hi Ian. Regular videos turn up on the subscribers’ streams. However what does not show up are the COMMUNITY POSTS- for example I didn’t see yours re the live. I’ve put several community posts on my own channel that never get seen, but plenty of people seeing my regular uploads. So yeh the issue is with community posts!
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  17870. If u like these sounds might also check the open pipe variations from Daf and Volvo :)
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  17871. Tyres and Petrol stops but the best thing I heard was "Blow a tyre hit a tree bumper falls off just pick it up and put it in the boot" I laughed my head off!!! Testing the new tyres from Dunlop also was the Ford racing strats!! Thanks for the share mate ✔❤
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  17872. Ever heard of the "SPOT 55"..? It's not a fire-truck, but a firefighting tank! In Germany we call them "Löschpanzer". Those tanks are "shooting" water! :)
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  17873. 100mph , if u don’t reconfigure sprocket-wheels , my 530exc just goes 50 ❤️👀 I recommend “erzberg race “ in Austria , compared to … the ocean race is some kids plying in the sand ( yes that’s fun too)
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  17874. I would love to see you react to John Williams family album. It is what a lot of us Aussie grew up with and gave to our kids . Love your work and all the best and I wanna see more of your dad too . My wife reckons he looks a cuddly character
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  17875. Manual transmission police cars are not uncommon in Europe. Although they are going away. I know the Belgian police used BWM 3-series with a manual transmission. Now they use a lot of Volvo v90 d5’s and t8’s I think. Also in order to start police training in Belgium you need drivers license B (car) for a manual transmission if I’m correct.
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  17876. The 265 was pretty good. My mate used to love lighting his up while stuck in traffic!! Phillip Island is wicked beyond belief... watch Mick Doohan win in '98 on the Honda NSR-500. I was there, and it was wild.
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  17877. yes, straight out of the toaster, melted butter. i'm going to make some more right now.
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  17878. I live in Germany and my step dad fell down the stairs and broke his femur. He was out for 6 months and just went to work after that as if nothing ever happened
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  17879. If only there was a way to send you ice cream, Golden Gaytime would rock your world, lol. I guess you'll just have to get over here and try them. The borders are open, and there's a Bunnings sausage and an ice cold beer with your name on it.
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  17880. Thay beetle is probably running a Subaru Flat 4 type of engine
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  17881. Living in Yamba I am 3 hours south of Brissy and the wind has been gusty all day, it is suppose to land tomorrow night however they have said Alfred has slowed down, and looking at the maps I am thinking it will hit the Goldie which is a couple hours north. As a laugh for people some of us are saying its all piss and wind in our true spirit but I am watching like a hawk. Everyone stay safe and always remember the words "if the road is flooded forget it"
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  17882. Best of luck Hope all goes well
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  17883. It can get below 42 F in the nights of December & January mostly. BTW this guy Sayeed he is the owner of Nissan safari which beats the Porsche 918 from The Grand Tour.
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  17884. Michael Jackson started it all with his moonwalk.
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  17885. Reminds me of rhe movie 'Tower Heist'. Alan Alda had that mustang in his penthouse.
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  17886. i like aldi too, good price, good quality and all i need but not 1000 same products.
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  17887. Wow, another great unboxing, check out the Natural Confectionary Company ads from the late 90's early 00's..... " thankyou for sharing your family with us, it brings a smile to my face........... . The "L" and "P" plates are for new drivers on the road. The L denotes a Learner driver (min age 16)who can only drive the car with a licenced driver, they must do 120hrs of driving in different conditions. Once they have done the required amount of driving they go for their "P" plates which stands for Professional. They have sat a driving test with the roads and traffic authority and are allowed to drive on their own, there are restrictions on the licence, but they are free to drive by themselves adhering to those restrictions. You must stay on them for 12 months with no penalties and then you are granted a full licence.
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  17888. Would absolutely love to see you throw a boomerang. I remember my dad showing me how to throw one when I was younger and it came back and hit him in the head 😂
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  17889. The trucks are known as ballast trucks, they weigh about 40 tonnes each I believe (around 88,000lb in US measurements). As others have mentioned, Faun built the older ones (like the one with the bonnet), but I believe ALE decided to build the newer ones in house.
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  17890. You drink this. crystal sugar according to the taste and quality of the wine 1 pcs whole cinnamon 5 pcs cloves 1 l red wine, white wine is also possible lemon zest 1 pcs star anise orange peel cardamom a few grains
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  17891. They asked at the end if Australia was accepting mail from the US yet, seems they have something planed....
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  17892. That's someone else you should look up Ian, Sir John Monash he played a very important part in WW1 a part highly underrated by the Brits
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  17893. In Czech Republic there are 2 Dodge Charger and a Chevy Impala municipal police, the reason is have a well equipped police vehicle with 200k miles on the odometer cheaper than equip a new European market's vehicle, in Germany and in Italy there is a Ford F350 for the special police unit
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  17894. Great video bro. Check out the Trojan 8870. It's a beast, purpose built for heavy lift. Each truck can pull 500t @ 5% gradient/300t@7% and you can control all 3 trucks from the front truck too. Can't wait to see you explore the heavy lift and transport world. 👌👌
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  17895. Proud af Aussie right here laughing my arse offffffff
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  17896. Here in Norway we have 95 as regular and 98. 95 has 10% ethanol, 98 has zero even when it says E5 on the pump. We are told there will be no ethanol in 98 as far as they see. Due the ethanol, classic car owners tend to use 98. Getting hard to come by as only two brands is having this on selected stations. There is also E85, but only 16 stations has this available and the number is falling. E85 has 104 octane.
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  17897. It's really fun to watch someone starting to play this amazing game. I started playing this game all the way back when it first got out, and I stopped a few months ago because now I have the chance to drive trucks in the real world and soon some beautifuls Scania's :D
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  17898. Good humour 🤣🤣
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  17899. Chkout the Jenolan caves, dude
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  17900. Hi there. Talking about the suburbs at 3:00 reminds me of a series from Not Just Bikes https://www.youtube.com/c/NotJustBikes about car centrist city planning and how everybody would profit from more walkability or better public transport. I know you are a car enthusiast and I am really interested in your opinion on that matter . I would recommend "Why I hate Houston" or his Strong Town playlist.
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  17901. Exciting Ian! 😁👍 Hi Emma and Andrew, Danielle and Sydney! 👶👪 Emma is so involved now, so..🐨🇦🇺 The video looks interesting! Wine bottle! Lovely books and Calendars, you can do a big scrapbook with pictures and stickers! 🤗 Country NSW, very cool stuff (yeah Hobart Hurricanes, cricket team! 😍) and Bluey, Allen's are good, wow Trivia Box, beautiful things Andrew! 🫂 Chris, "Banjo Patterson" our outback Poet Laureate! 👏 "Bundaberg" 💥, we all love you IWrocker! 😂😃💥 Hey Tasmania 💓, Bathurst Game, Rally, Trucks, more Trucks, wow! Luke, they cannot speak, but they are all very excited, super Australiana! 😀🧐 Cheers guys! 🤗👍
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  17902. They hold Springnats (another burnout event on the same calendar as Summernats) and the Quambatook tractor pull event less than an hour from my place in Victoria. Looking forward to 2022 events
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  17903. Australia changed from pounds to Australian dollar in 1966
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  17904. Ha ha, that Independence day, doesn't fool us. Didn't you know Ian? Aliens always land in the US! They never come to Australia or somewhere else like Brazil E.T., Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Arrival, Mars Attacks, War of the Worlds. Even our own Chris Hemsworth playing Thor lands in New Mexico. But I guess it wouldn't work if the Transformers landed in India and became tut-tuts would it?
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  17905. My mates bf xr6 Barra is pushing out 850 rwhp presently Without spending a kings ransom . Best bang for buck ever . Its a absolute weapon on a budget
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  17906. Finding out that you love geology and rock formations, look up The Kimberley's up the top of WA one day!
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  17907. Oh just noticed the Spider-Man bucket 😂
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  17908. Yeah, I'm with ya Ian. That would be an excellent weekend watching V8 supercars, and nascar at the same meeting. Can only hope it happens. 👍🇦🇺
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  17909. Welcome to your czech heritage :)
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  17910. Brilliant that you’re so involved in your community, you give back, and know who to give back to. I’m very sorry I haven’t sent anything yet; I am COVID unemployed but hope to do better and get a job this year, at least to contribute to a GoFundMe for you when we’re surer about travel laws. Love to you all 🥰
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  17911. No one like the lights I think it's because they look like pie crust If the LED was a smooth circle around the black it be OK and blend together The problem is the jagged edge stands out and takes you eyes away from everything else Believe it on not the 4 cylinder has more power then V8
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  17912. From my experience in Germany everyone's driving at least 10kph above the speed limit. I'm the kind of person who sticks to the rules so it's even more frustrating when speeding cars get angry at me for following them. Other issues like weaving, "street races", "overtaking on the right" and so on do happen but are much less likely and mostly haben with younger drivers. Once I was a passenger in a friend's Car when his brother pulled up next to us and drove through oncoming traffic next to us for several minutes.
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  17913. VB in a can on ice in an esky after a hard days work can't be beaten. But then I swap to Great Northern after a couple
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  17914. If you want see rally cars on the Isle of man, I'd recommend looking up the "Manx International Rally" particularly the 1988 running with Patrick Snijers in the BMW M3
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  17915. Merry Christmas from my family here in australia to you and your family Hope you all have the best day and a great new year 🎄 🎅
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  17916. South Australia is one of the coolest Christmases we have had the spelling out the window with a few beers
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  17917. 2:10 Hang on one second here! look at the interior of that cab! That is something special.
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  17918. l vas a senior marshal at Adelaide for all F1 races & the first 15 years of supercar races It was a fantastic place to be!!!!!!!
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  17919. When you were opening the Tasmanian plates I saw the old rego sticker for the windscreen that shows the month of expiry and colour coded for the year so the cops could see easily when you are registered to but they deleted the sticker system as they can now find out easily by the rego plates instead. We now get a text message and or email or just send you a letter in the snail mail to notify you of your registration expiry coming up with a reminder text and or email a few days before and another one the day of expiry.
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  17920. Hello from Switzerland, the maps are quite interesting. I think you mentioned an interesting point about life expectancy: the stress factor. If you look at it, then the Mediterranean region actually seems to be the key, except... wait, there's also Switzerland, without a connection to the Mediterranean, how can that be? Considering that we generally work more hours than in some surrounding countries? I think you hit the point there too when you said that it has to be more than just one thing that makes this happen. Spain, France, Italy and Greece are known for the fact that time runs a little slower and everything takes time, which you take your time there. This is also the case in certain parts of the country, but I suspect we compensate for this through our diet and our connection to nature (mountains instead of the sea). Somewhere there will probably be a similar good combination to that of the Mediterranean countries.
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  17921. The super expensive Queensland plates cost that much because you can have FEWER characters on them. Like BOSS or WTF or Q1 or whatever. Actually Q1 is obviously already taken
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  17922. Interesting that you like the 'older' Kenworths, it seems the same here. A few years ago Kenworth Australia did a re-release of the T950 (from the late 90s), they built 75 as a 'commemorative' thing, and they sold out in 48 hours. A little more digging found they then did a re-release of the T900 (early 90s) and sold 257 in 24 hours, and they recently did a re-release of the SAR (mid 70s) marking the 50th anniversary of the SAR, restricted sales to 24 hours only, and sold over 700!!. The 'old stuff' is certainly popular.
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  17923. I love eBay and always shop on there lol. I find Amazon to be more expensive. Another popular one to me is Catch of the Day. Some great deals on there.
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  17924. So.. If you take a walk here in the local native reserve you can spot the night lights.. Just magic to see whilst listening to our native Owl the Ruru.. more commonly know as the Morepork due to its call.. And yes the Waitomo caves are amazing and if you travel further down the road to the West coast they is just amazing walks through Lime Stone formations.
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  17925. They tryed in Spain, and failed too
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  17926. rofl, for some context, a typical aussie shed/backyard bong is made from a gardorade bottle and garden hose. just some context XD
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  17927. Yes we do have pringles here in Aus. I haven’t tried these new flavours of shapes, but from original range I only buy BBQ & chicken crimpy.
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  17928. Back in the 1970's, I lived over on the east coast of New South Wales. Rallying was huge back then and one particular event, staged in that region, was the Southern Cross Rally. They competed on narrow gravel roads, that twisted and turned through forest covered mountains... and it was done mainly at night. I helped man a couple of check points along the routes.. it was terrifying at times.. you could see their lights in the trees and hear them coming. However, when they arrived at the check point zones, they would suddenly lurch out of the trees and come to a sudden stop in front of you in a cloud of dust. It is surely one of the most dangerous motor sports around. The people who drive them and their co-pilots doing the navigation, have balls of steel.
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  17929. The Mexican language is beautiful to my ear.
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  17930. 5:51 that light pattern is somewhat common, it reassembles the letter V, to identicate it has got a V8 engine.
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  17931. AYE YOU AIN GOIN THRU THERE! 😂😂😭😭
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  17932. There is a clue for all Americans that can't read foreign car websites There is always an English version of it, just pick on of following countries United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand...
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  17933. The Murray River is Australia's longest river most of the rive is the border of New South Wales and Victoria but it is Govon by New South Wales my wife and I were up there back in July and we had a wonderful time, I hope some time next year to send you some stuff but at the moment I am unemployed and Thank you that you are going to donate some to those who are in need God Bless you
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  17934. YES HE PICKED UP ON THE "CANBERRA" MISTAKE! AND HE SAID IT RIGHT!!
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  17935. 🇸🇦❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇺🇲
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  17936. TimTams are a category of their own lording over all other categories. And you might not have Burger Rings, but we don't have Funyon's. Or cheese in a can.
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  17937. Keen to see another Ian. I love your content. Cheers for another great vid
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  17938. the toyota at 1:17 is the toyota aygo and is a compact car for the cities
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  17939. My first ever car was a Volvo 850 wagon that i got for $500 here in Sweden. I loved that car, even tho mine was in less than favorable condition lol. The engine never let me down
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  17940. Death valley would be on par with the out back. I live in Penrith western suburb of Sydney on this day 4th January 20220. Could say it was a bit sticky that day.🤪 Penrith is currently the hottest place on earth and is sweltering through the hottest ever day recorded in Greater Sydney. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) recorded a reading of 48.9C at 3pm, smashing the previous record of 47.3C set in January 2018. BoM recorded a high of `7C in the city at 2pm.
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  17941. That Ford Estate you thought was a Focus was actually a Mondeo, the bigger "brother" of the Focus, I believe in the US that model was most recently sold as the Ford Fusion, and before that the Ford Contour/Mercury Mystique That Toyota SUV is indeed a Land Cruiser, it might be a version of the Land Cruiser you didnt get in the US since you did not Recognize it That Renault van that you said you don't get in the US, you should consider yourself lucky, we had one of those at my last job, and despite it not even having 60k miles on the clock it had a literal sh*tload of problems all the time, the door handles kept falling off, the entire sliding side door to the back actually fell off one time, the engine had a wierd knocking noise when the engine was cold etc. And to top it all off, atleast for me as a rather tall guy, which I know you are too, it was extremely uncomfortable to drive, my knees were pretty much welded to the dashboard at all times despite having the seat pushed back almost through the wall
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  17942. You absolutely MUST do the Cougar bourbon ad! "5 Cougars thanks"!! Or the Antz pantz ad, if you're game ;)
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  17943. Congratulations and welcome to the world Sydney 💯❤️😊
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  17944. You've once again broadened your horizons on Czechia. Now do a reaction for Slovakia - its nature and historical heritage - if you find a particularly interesting video. :-)
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  17945. Note the lack of WALLS around the circuit back then
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  17946. Only time I went to a Walmart was in Hawaii. Agreed with you on being too big. Bigger isn't always better. If I'm just grabbing some groceries, I don't want to have to wade through a big ass store with lots of extra traffic from non grocery shoppers. We have our department stores like Big W or Kmart (not like your Kmart!) Target usually next door or close to the supermarkets in our shopping centres. So there's no real inconvenience anyway. Haha I remember clothing stores here when I was younger did the pounce on/ "can I help you" ? thing and follow you. And if you were in the change rooms they'd sometimes come stand outside and ask how things are going and can they get a belt or something else. I get they have sales targets to meet though.
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  17947. The car actually is very similar looking to the Last falcon of Australia on which it is based (in looks only)
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  17948. We have it in saudi arabia right, when you set on the toilet you have a water hose next to you so you can clean while you're setting on the toilet, not a literal water hose but something like that thr spits water i really dunno what you guys call it
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  17949. First American I've seen not dump a spoon full of vegimite onto their toast lol 👍great vid
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  17950. In Australia Lowes is a discount clothing store that has casual wear, work wear and some formal wear as well as big men's clothing.
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  17951. Eric, has a St. Kilda Guernsey on. He is a mad St.Kilda football club supporter. St.Kilda have won their first 2 games this year and Eric has been there. Maybe this year will be our year.
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  17952. G'day Ian, the easiest way to pronounce Geelong is G'long.
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  17953. Ian I have to say that you are one lucky man, and I am jealous!
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  17954. 500 miles, just like Daytona!
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  17955. Makes me so happy to hear your praise. Thank you sir.
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  17956. The bird looks like a Plover (aka Spurwing) as it has a boney spur on the leading edge of its wing. The lizard maybe a small goanna or monitor lizard. Maximus keeps the flies away... LOL. The edge of the Great Australian Bight, and those cliffs are about 300-400 feet above the Southern Ocean, next stop Antartica. You can walk right up to the edge, if you go over, no one can recover your body. The view is awesome.
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  17957. Great video as usual... I love my Dogde too.. Last few cars I have had , have been Dodge's and Ive been very happy with them. I'll catch you later :)
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  17958. Mate you should check out one of their videos in my home state of Tasmania, it's so unique compared to the rest of Australia. Super thick and wet temperate rainforest with deep mud holes that almost swallow cars.
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  17959. Woohoo Tim tams 😊 that’s cool you got sent some money too. You should check out the “how Australian currency changed the world” video on YouTube, it talks about all the security features and the like 👍🏻
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  17960. Cheers for the reaction and shout out ian 🖤
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  17961.  @IWrocker  Thats a massive bonus mate i hope you can earn enough to come visit Australia with your family that would be fantastic would love to see it happen ! ✌️👍👌
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  17962. in Greece you are supposed to always leave clear of the right shoulder of the road. in Athens because of traffic sometimes police cars becomes the emergency vehicle with motorcycles police units clearing traffic. IO try to find a couple for you to react to.
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  17963. N.S.W and Victoria where I am have some of the craziest weather. We both get summer days nearing 50 degrees but also get snow with legit Ski Fields in winter. Last April we had a huge dumping of snow but same week this year it was 26 degrees 😅. Never know what the Aussie Alps will throw at you!
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  17964. A reason, why the 2cv cut in half is kind of a movie-classic, is: You have to weld just two points in the suspension and can cut it in half with it still running fine. And afaik it is one of the only cars in that era, where you can pull that off ;)
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  17965. when you said Jaguar, i was very surprised you didnt say it the weird american way lol
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  17966. We have GMC utes here too... I hope someone decides to send you the Murray River Salted Caramel Tim Tams. In my opinion, THE best after the double coat.
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  17967. I should have bought one of those pens when I visited the Mercedes museum last summer. My grandfather owned a Mercedes oldtimer when I was little, snow white with navy blue leather upholstery, and just opening and closing the doors gave that same kind of satisfaction. Quality and craftsmanship that you can feel, hear and see in every detail.
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  17968. most impressive about these wonderful old buildings,they are all handmade!! no electric tools or machines.
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  17969. Adelaideian here, yeah we rock.
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  17970. Try reacting to Aussie comedian/musician/actor Tim Minchins 'Lullaby', it's dark yet absolutely hilarious an as an honorary Aussie you'll get the Aussie references sprinkled through. He's absolutely brilliant. Enjoy! 🐨
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  17971. During my time in the military (Austria) I was lucky enough to drive one of those (4x4) for a couple of months. What that thing is capable of off-road is spectacular.
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  17972. Hi, Ian, at 13 minutes in, the South African SS was not a rebadged HQ Monaro it was the HK to HG Monaro before the HQ. We also sold them the ute versions and called them the El Camino ute
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  17973. My favourite Aussie muscle car ever. Would love to have one. Bang on with the cortina call aswell
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  17974. My country, small but beautiful, and full of history...
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  17975. They do 120-130mph through the slow bits like the curves coming down the mountain. I have driven that section of road several times (doing the speed limit, not wanting to get booked) but the first time I came through there I couldn't believe how they ever did the speeds they did. My car was squealing the tyres at the speed limit. Granted I was staying on the correct side of the road and not using the whole road like they are doing, but they would be doing close to three times the speed I was going. Being it was a open public road I wasn't game to give it a blast through the racing line through there, although I was very tempted. There are apparently speed cameras on that road and I didn't know where they were hidden.
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  17976. I owned a basic VH Charger / Hemi 245 in the late '80s. I initially bought it to carry two hang gliders due to it's length and strong bumper bars. The only thing that I would have spent money on but didn't was to get the steering to feel more connected to the road and remove that sponginess in the steering. There was so much room under the bonnet that one morning my brother hid in the engine bay and scared the beer jesus out of me when I went to continue the oil change work.
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  17977. My absolute dream car, and one of the main reasons Citroën is my favourite car brand!
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  17978. the dark chocolate raspberry are the only ones I eat
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  17979. Ian, not being picky! Jordan was the first Australian to have PLAYED & WON in a Super Bowl. Another Aussie (a kicker) was injured in a previous Super Bowl, but as his team won (and he was listed on the team roster), he was actually the first to WIN a Super Bowl.
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  17980. Two songs are missing 99 Luft Baloons (99 Red Baloons) by Nena (1984) and Moscow by Genghis Khan that was the theme to the 1980 olympics also two others Schöne Maid (Pretty Maid in English) by Tony Marshall from 1973 and Silver Bird by Tina Rainford also from 1977
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  17981. Awesome videos! Love the quality and content! You got yourself a new viewer
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  17982. Usually most of the emergency/police/code3 vehicles in europe have just outright blue lights.. Some have additional reds .. but that's not that common overall. ;)
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  17983. Around here (Romania) it can get into the 100s during summer, especially in the south of the country (where the record is something like 112F) but so far it has been ok where I live. Either way I have AC at home and offices and public spaces also have them. However I know a lot of people in the Netherlands and for them the temperatures they've been having are very high. Made worse by the fact many people don't have ACs because, traditionally, they didn't need it. I spent some time in the Hague and the hotel I stayed at technically had AC, but honestly it was more of a suggestion than what I'd call proper AC; a very slight lukewarm breeze was all it produced. At the office I'm not even sure they had AC because at one point it was getting pretty hot inside (I was there during summer a few years ago) and the only thing they did was a open a few windows. 😄
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  17984. Then go watch the original video, he links them in the description.
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  17985. NASCAR also weighs more than a V8 Supercar, would be awesome to see both against each other at the mountain. I mean seriously, how do you pull up a NASCAR at the top of the mountain when the road/track dissapears? thats like two tonnes of hurt right there XD
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  17986. Really enjoy your content, i think it would be great to see you do a reaction to some nascar highlights of yours, maybe educate us about it. We hardly ever get to see it here in Europe, and if they show it its about a big crash to prove to us that its stupid. I am sure that you can show us something much better.
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  17987. You would have beaten that 20 thousand year old sprint on seeing that snake hey Ian? 😂
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  17988. Absolutely the best sounding F1 car ever. Look on the 19Bozzy92 Channel.
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  17989. Hey Ian there's a famous old Australian folk song called "Five miles from Gundagai". Harks back to the later days of the 1800's of teamsters. The poor old bullocky (the guy who's the teamster), well he got severely bogged & his dog did considerably more than sit on his tucker box. Bloody dog shit IN his tucker (lunch) box. Talk sbout insult to injury lol 😂 but in those days you couldn't dare say such a word. All of Australia knows exactly what the dog did though. Guess it appeals to our unique sense of humour. Poor ole bullocky is soaked to the skin in the pouring rain. Couldn't light a fire to make a billy of tea or dry his clothes or light his pipe cos his matches were wet. Then his mate, the dog did that to him.
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  17990. 1st
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  17991. I think you did it right for your 1st time. Ive grown up with it so tend to go really hard on it. Its a savoury, but add cheese or whatever and the Vegemite adds a layer to cheese on toast. One burger joint i know does Vegemite mayo on one of their burgers, its pretty good.
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  17992. Red P = Provisional licence for one year. Green P = Provisional licence for two years.
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  17993. And you would need a year to really road trip the country 🇦🇺
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  17994. I´m Finnish man and every time a class B rally car clip is shown I can´t but think of The legend Henri Toivonen and what the terrible accident in ´86 did to rally forever! #knowyourhistory
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  17995. hey just wanted to say your reactions videos are great
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  17996. You are lucky you don't understand what some of the bystanders were shouting. 😂
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  17997. Love your family mate. Congratulations, you must be a proud man.
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  17998. That Citroen early on in the video is the same model/colour as my car. Awesome car and you should have a closer look at them, it has a clear dash like a Tesla, stationary hub steering wheel and the unique looks of a Citroen.
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  17999. Channel 7 Australia invented in car live cameras. They needed a helicopter to fly over the cars to pick up the signal and transfer it to the main station at the bottom of the mountain in real time. They were full size tv camera mounted inside the car. I watched this live. There was 4 cyl, 6 cyl, rotaries, turbo 4 and the v8 cars. Drivers came from all over the world to drive Bathurst. The cars were real cars, real engines that were only allowed to be tweaked a touch with real factory gearboxes and diffs.
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  18000. Yeah format is 👍
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  18001. When you eat the biscuits and cookies make sure you have a cup of coffee ☕️ for dunking before taking a bite of the bikkie long enough to soak it but not too long or you can lose the dunked bit back in the drink 😀.
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  18002. Barra's are pretty awesome, the XR6 Turbo is pretty heavily down tuned cos otherwise it would outclass the XR8. Apparently just a ECU flash and tune can revert it about 600hp at the flywheel on stock parts. Also its pronounced "Jeh-Long"just say aussie words fast with no R's and bobs ya uncle
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  18003. Citrion 2CV 4x4 with 2 engines , there is a video on you tube it's crazy , I know you like your 2cv's , I love your content / videos especially when your seeing something new to you kee em coming 👍
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  18004. Yes it was a Pajero Sport. My kids call it the crying car because of those weird taillights 😂😂
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  18005. G'day I love this. My mate had a sandman in the 70's and another had a FC Panel van then I bought a Gemini Gypsy the best sin bin I every had. I miss that car, it made my young years. However nowadays it's not as good, cars are not the same. I watch your channel a lot an love it. You are a top mate. Keep it up. Your channel is great.
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  18006. Milo on icecream my favourite food group. Milo straight off the spoon too
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  18007. The main reason is called, "Heat sink". The fewer trees, the hotter it will be and put down dark roofs and bitumen roads and it will be even hotter. Also, trees attract rain and if you remove them, you get less rainfall. Another problem is tree coverage, or the type of trees. Too many councils plant gum trees that grow high, they are dangerous. They don't have a very good grip on the ground and in wet weather can be blown down easily. The should plant more Australian low canopy trees or shrubs.
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  18008. Christmas is absolutely chaotic Ian 😂 great video mate 👍🇦🇺💜 mad aussie drivers all year round Christmas brings them out in their thousands 😂😂 Merry Christmas to you Ian, Daniella, Pedro, Daniella’s mum, Emma, Andrew and all your other family 💜🎄🎁🇦🇺
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  18009. 3:10 mid engine have the reputation to be unstable on the road (lift-off oversteer) because the engine dont provide pressure on front or rear and the car can rotate on the engine porche engine provide weight on rear so the car is more stable example is the MR2, great little car but very tricky to drive, can lose grip very quickly while braking because rear lift itself because lack of weight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1wxCIqW7KI&t=286s
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  18010. Hahaha I love The Buttsmarn he's a legend and like a true Aussie he swears like a wharfie always worth a watch, good onya Ian
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  18011. The dad of my aunt. Did build two Typ VII C RC submarines. They could dive and shoot torpedos. One was 1 meter the other 1 meter and 30 cm long.
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  18012. If you love the sound of the dream time you should check out our aboriginal dot painting art
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  18013. Under the shade tent reminds me of 1 time camping on the Murray River as a 16 yr old having a silly pissed blew with a mate in a caravan and ended up on top of a pissed biker sleeping on the main bed, which then escalated into having 1 of his sisters other big burly biker mates come in and yell "take it onto the track and give the rest of us some entertainment" 😂 35 yrs later and any time we catch up my mate still tells me he owes me which is a running joke with each other now, because that night he said no matter what you do 1 day I'm going to kick your ass😂
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  18014. The v8 supercar was faster in the corners, but the minute there was a straight line, that nascar caught it
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  18015. I'm here for the rally. Rally just hits different. Amazing to see them carving through the dirt and dust at those speeds. WRC today must be matching Group B performance of yesteryear.
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  18016. Well done guys, much respect from Australia 🇦🇺 👏
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  18017. First! 🥰
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  18018. We went up to Kakadu for a few days last week, magnificent. We did the Cahills Crossing too!
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  18019. It's a Holden commadore
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  18020. Erdinger weißener is my favourite. With weißenbeer it is like you love it or you hate it😅
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  18021. We don´t have repo services in europe. Most likely these where illegally parked cars. Reposession in europe works differently than in the US. Here, allways officials are involved, with a title. There is no such thing like private reposession. Property is valued very highly here and even more protected. Towed cars have to be protected from any damage, usually documented by police. And the police are the only ones to order cars to be towed. If it´s a privately assigned towing, you have to pay for it and get your money back in a civil court, where you have to prove, that towing was an appropriate measure.Getting your car towed in germany usually cost around 350 €, more, if its at night or if it´s an oversized vehicle. A couple of years ago, a mercedes got towed out of our parcade at 3 am. It was declared a special operation and cost allmost 3500 €. And usually, towing is done by highly specialized buisnesses. p.s.: In the UK, they have motorcycles equipped for towwing broken down vehicles from the motorways: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8qdNdFMgRI
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  18022. Used to travel from Adelaide to Tamworth to visit Grandma every year as a kid. Wasn't route 66 we had dirt roads and an EH Holden wagon. No seatbelts in the back which was nice as once or twice Dad entered a corner too fast and all had to pile to one side to help offset bodyroll.
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  18023. Very interesting. Everytime you guys try another bunch of european beers more guys are participating. The start with the og chezch Budweiser had one lonely tester. The second round with the three german brands there were also 3 guys trying them. And now on the 3rd round (polish ones) you increased the number of tasters to 4. I am curious how many guys will be on the panel in the next round!
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  18024. I have a friend in Norway and we video call each other all the time her English is pretty good, anyway I was walking up the road in the little town I live in on the phone to my Norwegian friend and this old bloke who lives just out of town pulls up and starts talking to me asking how I'm doing and about his farm and anytime I wanted to go up on his farm there are some great views down into the river and valley. My Norwegian friend was still on the phone and she said I couldn't understand a word use were saying it sounded like bla.. bla.. bla! So I had to tell her in basic English 🤣😂
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  18025. Good onya bloke, love a vegemite toast too
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  18026. In their pre - Hilux days in the 60's, Toyota did a couple of car based utes, the first two generations of Toyota Crown that we got here, and the far less common first generation Toyota Corona ute. They were rare even when new. Can't recall if they were imported or done just locally for our market.
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  18027. G'Day Ian, My father was always going on about "I can't stand those bloody Septic Tanks, they're so bloody loud". But he was the father of the loudest person I've ever met, my younger brother Mal. I love Mal with every cell of my heart. but no matter where you are, be it a nightclub, raving party or even the drag races, you always know where the big bugger is. Cheers Mal. Great reaction vid Ian, Cheers.
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  18028. old dingo is totally right the correct measurements for chocky milk is 1 for you ( the glass ) and one for me = repeat process
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  18029. Love mail time.. hope you had a wonderful Christmas
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  18030. The car only did 27 laps in total before the race, that included in laps, out laps, practice, qualifying and top 10 shoot out. Its was all about presentation of the HDT cars, putting on tyre black and polishing the wheels with brasso. To say "we are the winners" before the race started.
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  18031. That was hard for anyone, you did well. 😊 BTW, looking dapper!
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  18032. 9:16 Oh, we had lots of places where you could mine ore, but more importantly, salt. Salt was also known as the "white gold", and lots of places became insanely rich because of it. We still mine rock salt to this day.
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  18033. Day 1 of convincing iwrocker to come to Germany 🚗
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  18034. You're so kind.
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  18035. Hi Ian and Daniella. Danielle, my first I thought we'd have time to stop for camera film (Yes, that long ago) I too had a very bumpy drive to the hospital. Boy, did he cop it every time we hit a bump. 😅 Stay safe and Good luck with the birth 🍼
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  18036. Summernats is so well known that Cleetus McFarland came down a few years ago. The more the merrier!
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  18037. I've actually been wondering WHY you haven't been posting much lately.... ANd NOW I know why... YouTube suck And no it's not funny.... You look upset
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  18038. Power wagon don’t care 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂
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  18039. The Dutch brand FTF has 2 stroke Detroit Diesel engines. Beast of machines
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  18040. They did not show them in this video, but somewhere in Australia, fire department is using TATRA special made specifically for bush fires, look them up! :-)
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  18041. My first car was a 1959 beetle , I think the first year of the rectangular rear window instead of the oval . Indicators were the semaphore type in the door pillars . It was difficult to close the drivers door from the inside without lowering a window first because they were pretty air tight . I paid $50 for that car when I was 17 .
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  18042. If i go to New York as a Dutchmen and they talk to me in New York dialect,i probably gonna have some problems understanding it.Keep dialect alive!!
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  18043. Well you've got 74k+ more subs than I do. Good to have you back Ian.
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  18044. Peter Brock is everyone's favourite. The man was truly amazing
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  18045. We are complete hot coffee snobs, also in my state of SA farmers union iced coffee outsells coke.
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  18046. Those arnotts royals would make great s’mores.
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  18047. 07:16 it's not a coincidence! The main royal families of Europe and Russia have been connected between each other for centuries! If you want to know more about that, or history of Europe in general, I strongly suggest the channel Extra History. They made an amazing job of explaining the history of Catherine the Great of Russia and other important royals that shaped the history of Europe. Also, they explained really well the seminal tragedy, the series of events that brought to WWI and consequently also to WWII and other issues we are still dealing with today.
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  18048. You know, as an Australian, I really love your channel and the positivity you bring to it :) Keep it coming!
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  18049. If you like London taxis, look for the series that Stephen Fry did, driving his own around the USA. Definitely worth a watch if you can find it.
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  18050. Please watch "That Time A Kamaz Truck Did The Unimaginable". It's about a Dakar spec Kamaz truck, and just what an absolute beast it is.
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  18051. I used to watch Truck Trophys when i was younger, lots of fun watching. You might also wanna check out something called Formula Offroad. They´re more like Dragster Buggys with shovel tires and INSANE power, it´s originated in Iceland if i remember that right. The Rallye Dakar is also kind of its own thing, with lots of different kinds of vehicles.
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  18052. Almost 100k congrats!! Last week you said you maybe do a react to some firefighter vehicles from other countries. I am a firefighter in Portugal, and we have two great videos on youtube about some of our forest firefighter vehicles. You can look on youtube Motors Anatomy - veículos florestais jacinto and Jacinto - Veiculo Florestal Combate a Incendios So you can have a idea how it works here. The videos are all about VFCI (forest firefighter truck) but we also have like small forest firefighter vehicles like land rover defender, nissan navara, ford raptor. We also have other tipe of cars for different proposes like house fires, car accidents etc.. In a usual fire brigade you can find all of this tipe of vehicles and sometimes even more specific ones. Good job.
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  18053. Ooo. Spearmint leaves. I love to put a bowl of them and a bowl of ripe raspberry lollies out on Christmas day.
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  18054. Finger lime is a small citrus fruit native to Australia. Kind of look like a gherkin. Inside the fruit is like tiny balls.
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  18055. i think you may have glossed over the 150 year old church still under construction. as in after 150 of continuous building they still haven't finished it. possibly worth a video in itself. you did say loosely when comparing us states to eu countries, but times that by thousands of years of history and you get eurip.
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  18056. You are so smart the t-Rex will always beat the raptor
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  18057. Mt Buller is not the only place it snows. There are many peaks along the Great Dividing Range that get snow and have a healthy commercial snow season, including Thredbo and Falls Creek which I live near.
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  18058. This is a awesome video, I love how you spelt out timtam with the timtams hahaha
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  18059. Logitech G29 is good economical steering wheel and pedal set up
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  18060. Only 1000 subscriptions left until the 100k! Subscribe to the channel! Ian and his content more than deserve to break the 100k mark.
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  18061. Passion fruit and on a hot day Traditional Lemonade are my favs
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  18062. To avoid copy-write strikes you have to provide commentary, or YouTube will take the video down.
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  18063. It’s interesting that the UK loves lower league and non-league football but nobody cares really about university sports and in the US it is the complete opposite
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  18064. Yes, that's because they have the draft system in the US, so that college sports have a significant connection to pro sports that our universities don't have.
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  18065. dani, schnitzel is a Austrian dish but it widely know around the world, each country has there own version, bere in australia u can use chicken breast or veal steak, yes u r right it is breading mixture. i am 1/2 Sicilian so we use sourdough bread, but some people use the repacked bread crumbs like u have there and they ad there herbs into it. my nonnas version is done this way al done through blender. 1x clove of fresh garlic blended down or use minced garlic sourdough white/wholemeal toasted blended down italian dried herbs or u can use fresh herbs finely chopped mixed through the bread mixture after taken out of the blender. dip the crumbed meat in to an whisked egg wash for the people who cant have egg u can swap it for a milk wash and for the vegan if dont like egg or cant have dairy u can use soy milk. and just fry in a frying pan, then squirt lemon on it once served up FYI THIS MY FAVOURITE DINNER MEAL IN THE WORLD REGARDLESS WHO MAKES IT!!
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  18066. Love the channel mate! Thumbs up from Perth western Australia.
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  18067. you should go for an holiday in italy,since you like so much the 80's rally cars, it's still possible to see them at the rally legends, it's basically the group B. pretty awesome event. they do it evey year, maybe you can do a live commentary about it,people will love it:) cheers and keep it up with the content
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  18068. So do Americans speak American or English lol, You do have a different way of spelling though. Can't remember when it changed but was made more phonetic to make it easier to spell.
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  18069. Ah the good old tequila slammers! With a nice traditional Mexican meal. I want some too! 👍😁
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  18070. I like to see those honesty type shops as it helps to restore my respect for humanity. I don't see vending machines here in Croatia but labour costs are low so there are still a lot of small local shops.
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  18071. I've scanned quite a few other comments gave em 👍 Didn't see one asking if you haven't seen the Castle yet, please do a movie reaction on camera with yourself Daniella & Pedro on the couch. So we can enjoy your reactions 😃😉
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  18072. Merry Christmas to you all. Have a wonderful time. From Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England. 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇸🌲⛄
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  18073. melbourne be like :"yeah we dont know good weather"
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  18074. I'm enjoying listening to Dani and Pedro talking and realising how much I understand before she translates. My Dad lived in Spain for decades and I used to spend all my summer holidays with him, but when I emigrated to Australia that stopped and I never got the chance to speak Spanish again. Poor guys, having to stare into that low sun – thank goodness it started to go down!
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  18075. I played this sport and very good at it back in Thailand when I was under age of 30 and this sport is very popular in Asia for long long time ago.
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  18076. Check some clips from the movie 'Grand Prix' from 1966. It has real images of the 1966 F1 season. And 'Le Mans' from 1971 with Steve McQueen with real images of the 1970 24h of Le Mans. And the Shell History of Motorsport 1903-1950 videos. These are a must watch
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  18077. I still listen to hardstyles but it has evolved alot mainly listen to raw and hardcore sub-branches of Hardstyle very different from back then
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  18078. In stuttgart (germany) we have a "mercedes-musuem" which shows the evolution of mercedes-cars since the invention of the motorized car by benz and daimler
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  18079. Wow that was a very pretty pronunciation of “Canowindra” Ian! Not how I’ve ever heard it but it sounded good 😂
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  18080. Lol..gas, size, parking..I’ve heard them. Although snow days, I hear..” well, your not having any problems today!”ha ha ha” Nope!! 😃 Some people are just butt hurt, they want a truck but money or credit won’t make it happen for them, so for now, haters are gunna hate🤣🍻
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  18081. as a family you guys are so wonderful to be around, good on you all, mates.
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  18082. OMG, i have the same silver 65' Chevelle wagon model in my man cave, what a beast! They look close to our Holden HK's but way better. Love the content, keep up the good work Ian and hope you and family can come to Australia at sometime. P.s bring Pedro, just drop him off at the pub, when your finished holidaying, he'll still be there, lol.
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  18083. I absolutely love your family... I'm from Melb living in Montreal.... And just enjoy your videos...
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  18084. If the music wasn’t there it’s still cool to see. Sadly that kind of music, opera and what passes for RnB these day just isn’t my thang. Each to their own though 👍🏻
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  18085. Merry christmas from germany!🥰
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  18086. Don't feed wildlife
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  18087. The austrian police also have got a spotlight. They dont have it on the passenger or drivers side, they have it on the bluelight
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  18088. That's what I thought , a Tim Tam "straw" just needs a nip off each diagonal corner . First time try for Ian though , the man just needs more practise and guidance to get it right for next time :-)
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  18089. Sorry Ian I got some quite a few month back, end last year from mrmory, and so far failed to send the Guava drink. APPOLOGY. At least you now got to try some. ❤😊👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  18090. Great recipe. I will try it myself. But I wanna see him try it with the vanilla ice cream first. That´s how I got the idea to send it to him.
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  18091. I'm from Narre Warren too So cool to know there's another fan in my suburb
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  18092. Twin-steer trucks are very popular in rigids such as tippers, concrete agitators, logging, in NZ and Australia
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  18093. I can't not watch your videos but I would love to see some more actual racing highlights from rally etc.
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  18094. portugal is beautiful btw Iwrocker can your next video be about London Transport ike buses or trains and some emergance vehicals? anyways keep up the cool videos
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  18095. This car started life in TCM with the OEM Hemi 6... got the 358 Mopar (US import) in it here.
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  18096. Re the shot of the Milky Way…it’s not the Aurora Australis. I’ve seen the Milky Way that clearly up in the Northern Territory, so I’m not sure it was enhanced in any way.
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  18097. Hey Ian - I finally made it into one of your videos. I was born in Traralgon and have lived here for my whole life, and yes, there are symptoms of rust-belt like circumstances in this area. We produce most of Victoria's power in the Latrobe Valley, and the brown coal stations are being progressively decommissioned after having been sold to private interests in the 1980's. They will (hopefully) be replaced by renewable power - probably not here, though.
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  18098. Yeah Baby....that was Epic! I mean I'm an Aussie, I know Summer Nats...but seeing you just love it so much makes it even better. Our car Culture has always been insane. I myself built a Trophy Winning 1974 Celica Back in the day, I wish I still had it. It was clean, debadged, I built a fully worked, blueprinted Turbo Twin Cam. Running small block Chevy pistons & valves, ported & polished head with lumpy cams. Celica 5 speed gearbox was awesome, BMW modified clutch...it was a 1600cc but I don't know the capacity in the end. It had about 250bhp at the rear wheels and used to destroy everything, V8 , rotary...unless I met another modified car....them hit or miss. Anyway, cool video. Lot of fun.
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  18099. BTW. That thing ˇ is called "Háček" and it's used in both Slovak and Czech.
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  18100. Thanks, Iwrocker for that video!
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  18101. Props to the driver of that first clip from the US, but imagine how much easier that manouver would have been had he been driving a European style cabover truck instead, the total length of truck + trailer would almost have been cut in half xD And.... same exact comment on the second clip from the US aswell :P
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  18102. The bickfords is cordial. Don't drink straight. Put some in the bottom of a glass and then add cold water. Adjust to taste. Its concentrate so don't over do it. And for the record it's pronounced cor-de-all. So many flavours, popular flavours are lime, raspberry, lemon, cola, orange and fruit cup (tropical).
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  18103. At 9:35 that is the American Bill Thomas Cheetah race car. Chevrolet 327 engine but a primitive mid sixties US design of suspension meant it made more noise than race actual race wins. Beaten by Cobras, Corvettes and most other racing sports cars of the time. Described as evil handling mostly.
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  18104. Best driver in the best car ever made
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  18105. I met a kiwi couple once and they were introduced as this is Tim and this is tam his girlfriend, I cracked up laughing and they looked at me confused, I think they thought I was laughing at them till I told them but even then they still didn't get it,I gave up went back to the bar
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  18106. The Mercedes Ute is based on a Nissan Navara . With an extra $15,000 put on the price tag 🤣🤣
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  18107.  @IWrocker I have been in Coarsegold in California which advertises itself as the tarantula capital of the world. They are proud of their big spiders. During tarantula mating season October and November the spiders are all over the town and its roads. They hold tarantula racing, and my favorite, the hairy leg contest, in which humans compete with tarantulas for the title of hairiest leg. You need to visit there during Tarantula Festival. It is near Yosemite.
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  18108. Some of your post packages from Australia were probably made by Visy.
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  18109. I miss the dark choc chilli timtams they did about 5 or so years ago
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  18110. I have a 1997 GMC K2500 SLE 136,000 miles no rust at all never been on a winter road it has 7.4 liter 454 with 395 horsepower I use it to pull my 10,000 Pound fifth wheel they are great trucks
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  18111. This guy should have more subscribers
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  18112. G'day mate, love your show. I watch it all the time. I just want to set something straight in terms of the UTE, full name Coupe Utility. Aussies will commonly "call a small or medium sized truck with a tray or bed a Ute" but in reality to be a proper UTE has to be CAR based, and in ONE piece, NOT car based and a gap where the well body or tray meets the cab, that is called a Cab Chassis. Now there's no Holden, Ford or Valiant the only companies who made the UTE It sadly Extinct😢
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  18113. You can buy Tim Tams in the US
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  18114. There is no substitute for experience and wisdom.
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  18115. I’m suddenly feeling very impressed - someone FINALLY understands the concept! Socio linguistics will differ according to culture etc etc etc - it’s why “perceptions” and “perspectives” are always relevant …
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  18116. Gotta LOVE a gravel garden! That's also my idea of "low maintenance" - LOL! (Keep the vids coming Ian and family - we love 'em!)
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  18117. Indeed many of our cars are actual Japanese imports. I have an 03 Subaru Legacy which spent the first 3 years of its life in Japan. I believe that this is because the Japanese don't tend to keep things for very long (houses are often demolished and rebuilt so that they can be sold as new builds ect). Thus once the honeymoon period of a new car wares off, they just ship them here and sell them for good money to us kiwis! I never used to think anything of it, until I got older and started realising the limited choice that many other countries actually have. New Zealand is the perfect test market (small population with a very diverse group of people, varying socioeconomic backgrounds, some living in cities, while others live in the country. Mountains to traverse, windy roads, roads of gravel/bitumen/dirt/nothing!), so many brands test their waters here. Last thing to note, we do have larger (american style) motorways, but they are only really around the big cities. Auckland has some that have more than two lanes per direction (oh come on if I don't mention the small bit of motorway just outside Wellington people will get upset! (it has 3 lanes each way)). For the most part, our population can't sustain nationwide dual carridgeways. Even if we could, the terrain is rather hostile to large infastructure projects like motorways, making them difficult to implement. Oh before I keep rambling on, the motorways here have a maximum speed limit of 100km/h (60m/h), and that is a pretty hard limit. I have heard that in the US, you often exceed the limit by 10 even 20m/h, that would not fly here. Overtaking is the only time you could get away with that, by the skin of your teeth! During Christmas time, there are often strict zero tolerance speeding restrictions put in place (although I haven't seen signs about it since Covid, guess it's the bloody tourists! We'll have to see this year I suppose) Good day my friend, and happy driving in our speed camera filled nation!
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  18118. The full Bundy range is great. The Christmas one is Spiced Ginger Beer. My favourite is Peach or even Mango. Kids love the Burgundy Creaming Soda.
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  18119. 🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂 Oreos? We have them here in Aus. I’ve been eating the plain ones today. Thoroughly enjoyed this video, I could hear, I’m guessing, your family in the background, you all sound like a lovely happy family 😊. Hope u thoroughly enjoyed your 🥳
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  18120. the great thing ont he pinzgauers: its small like a car (a european car, not a ami-car) - its narrow.. you can go through woods with narrow planted trees... nevertheless its that small, you can fit 10 (or 14 for the 3 axel version) People inside, or put 1 ton of material on its back.. its truely a workhorse.. mine i had at the millitary was somehting about 35 years old and running great
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  18121. We're experiencing a really wet, cold spring this year but we do get really hot summers sometimes up to 44 C and very rarely we get snow in the Adelaide hills region where I live now. I grew up on the coast and seeing the market was wow, Con's fruit and veg is still there! That stall was there when I was a kid back in the 60's! Adelaide gets a bit of a bad rap from other states because we're so small compared to cities on the East coast but we do have some amazing places like the Barrossa for wineries, the hills for great little country towns, the Flinders Ranges, some gorgeous out of the way beaches and of course the festival season in March.
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  18122. me , no but my dad was a drover back in his young days and was at Boulia at the time, mind you that was 65 odd years ago. for me it's me bucket list trip.
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  18123. Ian, that kangaroo "pouch" is made from a Kangaroo's scrotum (his .. pouch. Geddit?). "I don't think he needed it anymore" (made me lol). Just thought you should know. Do you still think it's cute? :D
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  18124. Did I see a HG Monaro in there? The yellow one? I only ask as it was my first car - bought second hand in 1986 and not yellow - 186 "Trimatic", I loved that thing.
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  18125. That’s not the last one. They had a baby!
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  18126. Check out the Millyard Viper V10 500bhp Motorcylce … The bloke is a complete engineering genius. Allen Millyard, shed bike builder... He makes engineering look like child's play..
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  18127. Little RX2s going hard out front. The E49 Charger was a cool beast in its day.
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  18128. lemon lime bitters ...the best hangover cure with a greasy sausage eggs bacon and baked beans on toast breakfast ..stuff of legends down here in aus and nz
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  18129. Hey Ian, check on YouTube Australia’s greatest race car collection. Presented by Borden’s own, it is brilliant
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  18130.  @IWrocker  South Bohemian Booking host here btw. You're always welcome. Just a few kilometers from Budweis. Free of charge of course.
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  18131. The car was rebuilt engine, transmission , suspension and paint job was all done over night. They say that the paint was nearly still wet as they say. The car didn’t last but they gave it a try.
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  18132. It's funny how iconic the UK and Italy are, I doubt anyone would fail to recognise them, you gave me some good chuckles there especially how many times you clicked on Hungary - I was so hoping that when Hungary came up you had forgotten it. I reckon you did very well on both quizzes.
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  18133. The following brands are owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev: Leffe, Franziskaner, Hoegaarden and Stella Artois. I assume most Americans would boycott these brands - if they knew. To some degree a boycott of these brands have started in Europe. The prices of these beers have been reduced 20 - 30 percent the past few months.
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  18134. Angle parking is a type of parking in which vehicles park in a line at an angle. The parking angle is usually aligned with the direction that cars approach the space. The angled nature of this type of parking makes it one of the easiest parks to perform.
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  18135. the winter season in saudi arabia starts near december and also the weather in saudi arabia is different for each region in nejd which is in the center of saudi arabia in winter it's warm in the day but really cold in the night and it's dry but and in the summer it's hot all the time with temperature reach up to 46C or 114.8F but in the winter it goes as low as 5C or 41F and in the northern region of saudi arabia in tabuk in winter it snows
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  18136. At the point when you were talking about speed limits and the cars were passing you, the speed limit for trucks was 80km/h (as stated on the sat-nav screen), meanwhile the speed limit for the cars was i believe 110km/h at that point as is normal for EU motorways. I dont know if this is a thing in the US where the speed limit is different for different categories of vehicle. I know that here in the UK, we have "National speed limit applies" which means 70mph for cars and 60mph for trucks (if on a dual carriageway) Anyway, that's enough waffle from me. Great video and I am excited to see this more frequently in the future!
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  18137. Imagine if those american truckers had a euro truck instead of that oversize american truck. I mean, the euro truck ends about where the american sleeper end, so it's a whole lot shorter and easier to turn.
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  18138. The spider in the shower. Last year I thought I felt something on my back. Shook the feeling off thinking it's just water. At the end of my shower saw a dead huntsman on the floor. EEEK PS the walk signal is not just Melbourne, its Australian. Flying over Arizona has spectacular arid unvegetated views too.
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  18139. I should get off YT and the toilet and get back to work lol.
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  18140. I would be selling most of the Tim Tams. There would be eager Aussies living over there who will fall over themselves to grab a few packets. Same with anything chocolate. Australian chocolate is very different to the American varieties.
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  18141. Hey Ian, two weeks ago local news in Brisbane had a story of house for sale 7 kilometres from the CBD traditional “Queenslander” run down and has been vacant for some years with the roof collapsed in and holes in the floor boards for a cool 1.3 million.. 😅
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  18142. The wine in a bag is the same as bottled wine. Some are even better than bottled
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  18143. @IWrocker Check the box, there is a note (opposite end from beetroot) & some coins (on top of the tins, wrapped in tissue paper) you didn't see.
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  18144. Some man scaping going on Ian, looks cool. That appeared to be a red belly black snake, don't want that inside the cab!
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  18145. You have to watch the movie RUSH - it´s one of the best formular one movies and one of the best sport movies in general...it´s the battle between niki lauda and james hunt!!! you will love this movie!!!Perfect F1 movie, great race movie. Actors are perfectly cast.
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  18146. Roundabouts are generally great. But there's one drawback - very long vehicles (artics / semis) can totally jam them up. In Dover (peak traffic is 90% trucks) they got rid of two roundabouts and replaced them with traffic lights plus a bunch of other rules. It was one thing to have port traffic held back for whatever reason, but quite another when ALL traffic was jammed as a result.
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  18147. G'day Ian. Just letting you know that 100Kilowatts is equivalent to 135.962Horsepower Just seen something new to me here in this video. I never even knew that the Ford TERRA existed until this vid. Good job educating some Aussies mate........lol
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  18148. Adelaide weather is classified as Mediterranean, very comfortable. I don't know how cleanliness compares but I do know the city is always improving by the amount of roadworks going on. FWI Glenelg is a palindrome ie. reads same way backwards and forwards 🇦🇺
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  18149. There is a video on youtube from Turkey where they are louder than a jet engine. I believe something like 113 decibels.
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  18150. I always think of scoring as running your knife across the pastry, as you said to a shallow depth, not all the way through the pastry. That way as the pastry rises it will split across the scoring and not randomly.
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  18151.  @utha2665  Yes, that's what I meant! Just across the top! 😄 It keeps the pastry more even!
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  18152. Hey Ian, did you say you and your fam live in Chicago? If so, would love a vlog. I’ve seen a couple and the city is gorgeous! But then I’ve heard there’s insane crime (:. Love to hear your take. Our major crime wave in Brissy has subsided now that the farkin magpies have settled down…
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  18153. Watching this made me realise something. Australia is the only continent I think , that has its major mountain range on its east coast. Canada and USA near the west coast, South America on their west coast. The Himalayas are in Western Asia yes they are in North of India but west of the rest of Asia. In Southern Africa they were attached to Australia and Antarctica and have huge deposits of gold as well.
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  18154. I remember seeing such a sidecar motocross bike in a museum here in Germany at least 25 years ago. Don't remember any details, I was a boy back then and visited the museum with my dad. This is the first time I see such machines in action. It looks like it's physically demanding like crazy, but at least twice as much fun as pain.
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  18155. It's Larsson, but pretty acurate, we spell it like that in Sweden,
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  18156. Congrats on your wife's pregnancy! I think that it's a wise decision to put a hold on the Australia trip for a while.
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  18157. I have not seen these types of vendingmachines here in norway, but the help yourself system, with trust in people paying for what they take are getting more popular here. And i think it is a good thing, that we can be trusted with this service.
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  18158. Thats just the best. 😃🤣😂👍🤓
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  18159. me⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦🇸🇦⁩⁦❤️⁩
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  18160. When I lived in the US I had a few fave things, Fluff, Hawaiian Punch, and some frozen pizzas in the US are pretty good. When I saw the Fluff, it instantly reminded me of a "Fluffer Nutter" ... so sweet, but so tasty.
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  18161. Lov you mate
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  18162. Greetings from france, I have driven around here many times over the years, but it still brings me out in a rash every time I get anywhere near it. Just the thought is enough to send your blood pressure through the roof. If there is an accident here, each driver is considered equally at fault. So when two cars are competing for space, the car to the right has the right of way. It's just crazy.
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  18163. 30-odd years ago Sisu won several titles in the European Truck Racing Championship.
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  18164. Check out the Gosford Hieroglyphs in Australia Steven Strong has a YouTube video that explains the story
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  18165. You are a total rev head man and I love it . You just about had a fit doing that vid hahaha. Now I gotta go have a lay down , watching you has worn me out rofl
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  18166. Lismore in nsw, the water at the mcdonalds was up to the golden arches M.....the whole town has been wiped out .....horrendous
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  18167. These are tuned legal road trucks. Its awesome
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  18168. That's a great video, I've seen one of these tractors twice in Australia, it's pretty unique!
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  18169. Ian it would be great if you did a Q and A with questions from your viewers. Loving your videos.
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  18170. You should look at some early Danish Tuborg Beer commercials. They are hilarious 😂😂😂
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  18171. In Spain most things are cheaper still. I pay under a euro for a 40 slice loaf of wholemeal bread, and things like fruit and veg I get at next to nothing at the local market, something like your farmer's market.
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  18172. Worlds first paddle shift 😂
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  18173. Danke! ☕️
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  18174. Thank you for having your adress up i will send a package when I can it will be from Adelaide sa with some cool stuff in it
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  18175. We really have to appreciate the measures to keep the beers to right temperature! Well done people!
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  18176. Love street machine, especially scottys carnage series. Glad you had a great time and keep reviewing these vids
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  18177. As an Aussie, you guys always make me realise that I take more than just our snack foods (lollies and such) for granted... sausage rolls and pies are like a staple here, but there it's like you've just eaten the most delicious thing in the world! It's fascinating.
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  18178. Baby is the best part of the video! Adorable!
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  18179. Amazing video, can't wait to send you some things from France
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  18180. 68-90, when they were proper hotted up road cars, real racing, not the shit they call v8 supercars
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  18181. This kind of transport is a work of art. Not only for those responsible for actually moving the load, but also for those planning these transports. They have to work out everything related to size, turning radius, used equipment and weight. These transformers can be easily 150 ton loads, and weight has to be spread out enough over all the axles and length of the rig to be sure that the roads and bridges in the route can handle this. The dollies used are officially known as modular platform trailers, they consist of sections having 2,3 or 5 axle lines and can be hooked together to form a platform of the desired capacity. All wheels are hydraulically steerable controlled by a computer to give each set of wheels the right angle and ride height for each set of wheels is also controlled by hydraulics so that height automatically adjusts when one axle line has to much load, like in riding up curbs. The steering can be controlled by the angle of the towbar, the operator in the back can override this system and steer manually, he can crab the whole thing (all wheels point in the same direction so that the rig moves sideways) and he can adjust the ride height to get over obstacles like the curbs or lower to fit under bridges. The tech in these trailers is amazing, however this type of trailer is not yet very common in the US, there you see more conventional following or mechanically steered trailers. It's mainly European companies who build these, like Scheuerle, Goldhofer, Nicolas, Broshuis and Cometto to name a few well known of them. The 'railcar' thing is a locomotive built by EMD/Progress Rail in Canada.
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  18182. Portugal - yes, all homes..
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  18183. The V3S fire truck is a thing of beauty
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  18184. Merry Christmas Everyone :)
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  18185. Hi Ian another interesting house and architecture is the smallest house in Conway Wales here in the uk
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  18186. Some-time in the 1800's when Queensland was being explored & mapped. Two Map maker's or Cartography or Flat Files, climbed a mountain in the north of the state. To get a spectacular overview from the top. They got to the top only to find that there was no view due to the lush coverage of trees. So they named it Mt Surprise. Edit* Sorry it was Mt Disappointment.
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  18187. Long time fan Ian, love your videos mate, this one especially since I live in the ‘Golden Triangle’ Ballarat has been producing gold for 170 years and apparently directly underneath the town is the mother lode that is still untouched.
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  18188. The old Grand Prix games by Microprose had Adelaide in it. One year during the Week leading up to the race, they had simulators in Rundle Mall and you could just line up and drive head to head against someone else. It was based on the Grand Prix 2 game which i was used to playing but now I actually had the wheel and pedals and totally blew the other person away. I find the old F1 circuit is better than the current Supercars layout
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  18189. You mentioned E plate being España, just before that @ 02:33 there is a local sign pointing to Tossa de Mar 8k, taken on the Camino Rural to the hermitage of St Grau 5k away. This is just off the coast, north of Barcelona!
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  18190. I was at Silverstone in 2001, with the V10s. I simply could not believe the noise! It was amazing!
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  18191. Congratulations Ian from Australia to the USA. Keep at it man.👌👏👏
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  18192. Byron Shire in Northern New South Wales is the most expensive to buy a house in Australia. I live 20 minutes north of there
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  18193. Nollaig shona daoibh from Ireland ☘🎅🎄
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  18194. Still seeing a lot of people repeating the old line about Australia getting more snow than Switzerland. This "fact" dates from a 1958 tourist film about a ski resort, and was misunderstood. Also, it's wrong. We don't, not even by area. But we do get a lot of snow in a few places. This winter's shaping up to be a wet one, so we might get some pretty good dustings this year.
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  18195. I prefer to do this with frozen TimTams, not just refrigerated. Thanks for doing us proud....I can see the Green&Gold coming through <3
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  18196. The falcon and Commodore rivalry will be written in tales in children's minds for years to come by their parents and grandparents I'm sure. It's extremely sad to see them both go 1 year apart. The Datsuns, the mitsis and Chryslers.. all gone 😪
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  18197. OMG, the world has gone mad! I'm an Aussie and laughed so much. We have such unique animals. I've visited America a few times, first time I saw a squirrel, I had no idea what it was, it was just so adorable. First rattlesnake was quite the shock, but the sound of the tail was like nothing I've ever heard before. I love all of nature, creatures great and small.
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  18198. 7:05 Plate says Poland, Lower Silesia, Wroclaw
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  18199. It's starting early afternoon this year, not sure of the exact time
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  18200. You are the coolest bloke ever!! 😎
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  18201. A station wagon is a station wagon in Aus, it's the UK that call it an estate car.
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  18202. try this one its on youtube AMAZING Liebherr Excavator Climbs To The Top
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  18203. Hi from Adelaide hills, we got a Toyota ute for ya but the engine blows smoke now, Not unbreakable. Never Eat Soggy Weetbix is a memory aid for directions, N E S W
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  18204. Yep, that's exactly how I did it. Ian @ 3:46 you would be extremely surprised at how well the milo absorbs the milk and just turns into a creamy consistency, I also did the same with Icecream and slightly warmed it so it was only just starting to melt then thoroughly mix milo all through it.
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  18205. That was a nice video👍. Adelaide is a nice little city😊. Australian cities in general are known for being clean compared to a lot of other places. Same with our public transport. A lot of overseas tourists comment on the cleanliness. All of the cities have those types of markets. We love our markets here, all kinds of markets! lol. I'd recommend visiting Australia mid to late spring to early summer. Or early to mid autumn. Especially if you plan on visiting some of our beaches and going swimming. You want it to be pleasant, not cold. A lot of people wrongly assume the whole country is hot year round and dry. Nope and nope lol. (With the exception of FNQ or the NT). Even in summer most places along the coast aren't super high temperatures all the time. Most coastal places in Qld for example almost never get crazy high 40+ degree temperatures. Melbourne does get quite a few 40+ in summer though. The humidity in some places, you will feel in summer. Especially in parts of Qld and NSW. But when you're traveling around you will only be in any place for a few days at the most, it's not the same as living there. So a couple of hot days wouldn't be a problem. I say this because Rob and Charlie from the UK (Rob Reacts channel) recently completed their first trip to Australia in early spring. And they spent much of the trip quite cold and it rained in all the cities they visited (Melb Sydney and Adelaide) at points in their trip. They had brought over dresses, shorts and t shirts. But early spring here still can be cold in places. They found the blue mountains very chilly. And they're from England! It's still snowing in some places in September. The weather can bounce around a lot this time of year. One day you're in short sleeves or a dress and the next day it's raining and cool and you've got long pants and a jumper on lol. Rob and Charlie actually uploaded a great video of them visiting Cleland wildlife park in South Australia. It's a really good video, on their "rob and Charlie As we are" vlog channel. 😊
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  18206. Really awesome to watch this, sooo cool! And just to add, Bluey is the best. When you have little ones and you're forced to watch cartoons "on repeat", having something as catchy and humorous as Bluey makes it worthwhile. Definitely give it a watch Ian - it's pretty Aussie too. :)
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  18207. Haha I like that some items didn't make it, I completely understand 🤣 Edit: the eucalyptus drops are good when you have a cold or flu (lol I said the edit just before you said it would be good when you're sick)
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  18208. 1:40 You can see the driver of the rescue truck jumping out so he was ok.
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  18209. My wife's home in Ireland had been in the family for over 250 years, they actually built it! It had been built on through the ages. It did not have any heating apart from one room. It had some really interesting features such as the cupboard from which money and food was kept to be given out to people during the Irish Famine.
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  18210. I'm about to watch from Adelaide
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  18211. as an aussie i say your all good in my books mate
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  18212. I drank a pumpkin spice beer recently. When I say drank, I mean I took two sips and then poured it down the sink.
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  18213. liawenee, paradise, promised land, daisy dell, all place names in tassie. 👍
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  18214. Just a heads up Ian, I may be mistaken, but I think you skipped or missed the part of the video where the car passes by the stationary mic on the track. Maybe check it out. It's what makes this clip, also the same F40LM clip that you posted, my two favourite car clips on YouTube. Thanks for your work. Keep it up.
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  18215. Budvar is my favourite beer. The beer is only produced in the Czech Republic and is government owned, Beer is classed as a food there and is not taxed. I had a great weekend in Prague.
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  18216. I'm super impressed with the camera work. I know this is played out over the span of a number of days. But hats off to the cinematic feel of it. Australians still know how to shoot cars the old fashioned way. And not that Fast and Furycrap way of faking it.
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  18217. Ian please use the diagonally opposite corner method especially with the double coat. If you don’t see biscuit you won’t get any liquid as with your lovely wife’s first attempt. I can’t believe the generosity of my fellow Aussies, you have chosen your demographic well lol. You could be eaten by our wildlife or murdered by our serial killers but you will always be welcome here in Oz
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  18218. Hi. I am from Serbia, Over here snow falls only on mountains. In my city of Belgrade There was only a few days with snow and now most of that is gone because of the warm weather. :)
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  18219. Lamb with mint. Beautiful.
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  18220. The thing is, you cant winch cars on when you have a 4x4, or the person that parked the car, put it into gear ( its used as a secondary measure if the emergency breaks give out ). If you did, you would destroy the clutch and half the motor. So its easier to tow the car as is, rather then potentially destroying it.
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  18221. Yeah, the Vienna Zoo is my workplace 😊
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  18222. Aussie wants as mobile home go anywhere in out back 🤣🤣👍
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  18223. I salute your curiosity sir :) i live about 100 miles from that desert and was never bothered to visit. But i find it fascinating that someone on the other side of the world finds it interesting :)
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  18224. You should watch vcal Luke Kidgell it’s basically most bogan Australia’s do at school
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  18225. That was cool. I've had periods of rally addiction myself. Try dropping down a gear on the crests, you'll find it gives you more traction. But....as with anything, it's practice, practice, practice. Also, you have to train yourself to take in what your navigator is telling you, without dwelling on it, because that information is coming thick and fast.
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  18226. a kiwi here, my son had a nissan la festa. it was a good car, the rear door when opened had a great wide and low loading for what ever and rear passenger doors slid open like van doors. pretty good, made it easy for getting little kids seated and buckled in.
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  18227. Modern cars with fat low profile tyres may be great most of the time. But snow just kills them. They sit on top and the miniscule tread doesn't dig in. Older cheaper cars tend to have skinnier tyres with cheaper courser tread and can dig in.
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  18228. Love your reaction to the old school supercars , but I hate to break some bad news to you, Ian. This year's Bathurst 1000 won't be held on your birthday, the race has been pushed back to November, unfortunately! Stay safe, mate.
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  18229. I sometimes wonder if you know how much money is spent on your packages,and appreciate it. I wish you and your family all blessings and peace for 2024.
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  18230. The most Songs in German language I heard on American radio were Nena - 99 Luftballons 🎈 Falco - Amadeus Falco - Der Kommissar Peter Schilling - Major Tom Nothing else comes to mind, and I lived 23 years in the USA. Obviously many Americans are aware of Rammstein, but I never heard them played on US Radio. I always got a kick out of it, when I heard these songs on the radio, while driving in the US. 😊
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  18231. Hey Ian check out Brian Henderson from Brian Henderson Bandstand. Aussie singers from back in the day and with the same upmarket speech.
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  18232. There is nothing like the sound of a Holden 308 on full song beats the shit out of the sound of an Ls series engine
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  18233. Ian, check out the original version written by Peter Allen. Qantas only borrowed the song.
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  18234. When Learning to drive the Australian army UNIMOG if you did not check the reverse lever and you put it in 1st gear to go forward you would have to give the instructor a slab of beers because we were so used to drive the old international trucks
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  18235. I could definitely see this as being something regular for content! 🙃
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  18236. Doka stands for Doppelkabine - double cabin
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  18237. Maybe we should get Tourism Australia and one of our top name actors to bring them out and do a series of commercials. Not the usual kitsch crap, but showing an ordinary US family interacting with ordinary Australians who show them the best parts of real Australia?
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  18238. What I actually really like to watch other than F1 is MotoGP. Those guys are crazy. Like if you look up for the biggest crashes of the last 4 seasons, you will be shocked on the beating these guys go though. 😃
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  18239. Check out our capital Canberra… planned city. Made to design, rather than just built upon, & upon again like Sydney.
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  18240. I have a RC Holden Colorado that has nothing to do with the American Chevy Colorado 😂 ( its basically an Isuzu dmax underneath, they came out of the same factory)
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  18241. The first truck is a Tatra Phoenix 6x6 and what's special about it is that the vehicle is actually registered as a tractor, not a truck. Not sure how exactly Tatra pulled it off, but it passes all homologations to be a tractor. This means that you don't need a truck driver's license (you need to be 21 to get one), only a tractor one. You can get your driver's license for a tractor at the age of 17 here in the Czech Republic and it's like half the price of the truck one.
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  18242. Hi Ian you should check out the sidecar racing on mount panorama from back in the day.
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  18243. @tigersharkzh  well, I think it's both. When we talk about America we also often mean the US. Now Europe also often means the EU (which is technically not a country, but already has some properies like a country as it's a political entity). And I am sldo not so sure that the differences between EU member states are so much Bagger that between US states. But yes, there is one major difference we have in EU compared to US: different native languages.
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  18244. It was emotional
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  18245. Yay!! Congrats on ur achievement. What u have proven is that u dont need all the bells n whistles, just a got honest character with a love that u share with us aussies and the world. What a wonderful beginning to 2023.
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  18246. Ahh Summernats, when too many burnouts are never enough!
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  18247. Not that hill, but there was a similar hill that my Gran and Grandpa lived at the top of in a tiny town in Scotland called Newton Stewart. Remember hearing plenty of cars struggling there to get up that hill. it was - I think - a bit longer than this one too. Crazy thing is that my Gran walked down and up it every day, even into her 80s. There were alternative ways up, either going a longer way with less steep hills in cars, or using stairs on foot.
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  18248. Once back in the '90s I worked at a radio station and got to cover a Top Fuel drag racing event with the then world elite. I stood right between two cars when they revved up the 4000 hp engines, it felt as if I slowly vibrated across the tarmac like a cartoon character, and I'm sure every single internal organ in my body was rattling around for hours after. The sound was simply overwhelming though. Pretty powerful stuff!
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  18249. Mrs. IWrocker watching this like "wait...what?"
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  18250. I was fairly close Ian, I mentioned 106, great vid, well done Daniela with your tim tam slam.
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  18251. thank you to post at the moment I decide to go see your channel ! and also for interesting videos👍
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  18252. Love what you do mate keep it up . From Melbourne Australia
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  18253. Those red fruits on the cactus, we have them here in Aus as well, but we call them prickly pears
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  18254. Youre too big on yt now to insert nascar fan. 😂we all know younlove all trucks!
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  18255. Happy ANZAC Day
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  18256. The valentines/Jack Daniels photo says, he knows what it takes to get his ladies affection.😂
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  18257. In Australia we pronounce it "sit-trun"
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  18258. Yes please do the video about your policecar, sounds pretty cool and the model you have is used in so many movies:)
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  18259. Gonna give a shoutout to Texas JAGD, and Outdoor 704 for more power wagon content.
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  18260. Happy 2025 from Canberra Ian & family. Cheers. 🦘
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  18261. you dont pay 1 or 10 euros for those tickets tho. taxes, insurance, administration costs, lugage payment and so on add up on the actual cost. you might end up paying 60 euro or more on a 10 euro ticket. in the netherlands there are about 416 persons per square kilometer (2020). theres a buscompany called flixbus that takes you from amsterdam to Paris for 26 euro 1way and it takes you 7 hours. a 1 way ticket with air france from amsterdam to paris cost 329 (without the extra cost before mentioned) and takes you about 1.5 hours flight without the hours waiting on the airport the high speed eurostar train from amsterdam to paris cost between 35-135 euro depending how early ahead you book your ticket 4 months in advance will cost 35 today 135 euro and it takes you in 3.15 hours. so what would you choose.. again a nice video thank you
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  18262. Halls gap is a beautiful spot. And the Grampians national park bordering the town is an incredible place.
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  18263. The Monte-Carlo rallye is passing through my village today, you can hear the cars passing through from afar. You'll soon be able to see it on video.
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  18264. Love Carl he’s so funny
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  18265. Twisted tea would knock you out cold 😏
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  18266. Another kiwi here. Been enjoying your videos since you watched the one about Bathurst.
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  18267. I think american truckdriving can be made easier if the trailers have steering axles on the back.. I drive a scania and a daf for work and in tight city streets you really need them to turn a 40ft trailer If you ever book a holiday to europe you can come allong for a few days with me and get behind the wheel on the depot terrain to get a feel for it yourself If you can drive a car the you can do this..
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  18268. Given a longer race and a tighter circuit and I'd be putting my money on a mini. Less brake and tyre degradation I'm guessing. Thanks Ian that was really entertaining. On a different tack and knowing how you love red landscapes I'd suggest a segment on Murchison river/Kalbarri Gorges in Western Australia. Did a 3 day camp/track thru there when l was a teenager, best 3 days of my life.
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  18269. my 2 cents : Haddaway what is love, Alphaville Big in Japan and forever young, C.C. Catch, Ina Deter, Inga and Annette Humpe, Klaus Lage and so many more. To avoid to mention Tokio Hotel i complete my list with Doro Pesch 😁
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  18270. well done Ian Emma and Andrew you through the boomerang you did way better than me so happy for you cheers
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  18271. You should do another one of those Aussie quiz videos. They're pretty entertaining.
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  18272.  @atheistdingo6273  I totally agree. One of the biggest mass sightings in a city of Oz and it was totally covered up by the government.
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  18273. 351 but my favourite of all time was the XA GT coupe had a pleasure to ride in one in my younger years they are the true Muscle car ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  18274. That drift car getting front end airborne in a drift 🤣🤣 👍🤠
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  18275. This is cool. Germany looks awesome!
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  18276. My home track of Winton...I live about an hour from here..the track is located about 2 hours North of melbourne and is a really cool track to go watch racing at. I have a track car that I take there and cut laps in myself as well.. The trucks are really cool, I dont know much about them but they are cool to watch :)
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  18277. Chocolate is at it's best flavour at room temperature, just keep the bars cool, don't refrigerate because that makes the sugar crystallise and the chocolate will turn white.
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  18278. Half the stuff in this was for the kids!! I'm positive a hell of a lot of us love the kids!!
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  18279. the magenta lights are used for the various authorities that control heavy vehicles. They have the same status as red and blue on emergency vehicles. Amber lights are warning only so tow trucks and escort vehicles have them.
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  18280. Hello Ian, the problem isn't only the temperatur, it is the second heat wave this summer, we are only the 18th July. it's the first time we have 2 heat waves in a short timeframe. Summer is not finish. In 2003 we had a heat wave since 10 days, 36/37°C the day and more than 20 the night. 12.000 peoples died... because it was 10 days. since 2003 we have 1 heat wave by summer sometimes hotest sometimes less but never 10 days. Sorry i speak english like a French man. This morning in the house, everything is close and there is 27°C. One thing is sure, i will not go outside this afternoon ! i'll bring back home my cats and play at video games :)
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  18281. Just remember Australia is not just Victoria and New South Wales.
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  18282. Hahaha this was hilarious and scary
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  18283. G'day Ian & family hope you are all well. Absolutely loved it.🍻🐨🦘🇦🇺🇺🇲.
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  18284. 👏👏 now try it with the double chocolate 😁
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  18285. What the guy above me said - you guys are the real unsung heroes here. Thank you so much!
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  18286. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s Australia.I use some British,some American and some Australian.
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  18287. The 1st Generation was FWD including the RS, only the Rally Car was 4wd. It used a 4Zyl zetec engine. The car was extremely modified compared to the RS which had a bare chassis with reinforcements which were used in the rally car too.
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  18288. You sprayed the wrong side
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  18289. Livestream = YES!
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  18290. Skippy went flippy.
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  18291. Thanks for the bonus. Pedro is lookin' fancy! Nice car and the landscape is amazing. ☮️
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  18292. Cars are amazing machines. Engines that can run day after day, for years without a problem.
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  18293. Ian your reaction is priceless, red face & all haha. First time I've heard you swear ! 😂👍
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  18294. In Australia one company which used to be government owned, owns all the old phone booths in the entire country so what they did is turned them in to Australia wide wifi system
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  18295. SA is the driest state on the driest continent. I really dislike the heatwaves. Over 35 for maybe a week without any respite during the night.
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  18296. A few years back, a car did to me the same thing you did to the white car. My car was only 1 month old. That roundabout exit from the inner lane happens from time to time.
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  18297. I shall refrain from comment-flooding but yes, please give us a review of 'The Castle' after you watch, even if it's a comment on Discord.
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  18298. Congratulations IWrocker Family, wishing you all the very best and hope that the Birth is easy and uncomplicated for Daniella. Another bundle of joy can only add to the lovely family that you are. Take care, god bless. Big hugs to all from Tasmania.👶🍼💝
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  18299. You are showing something great
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  18300. Tassie rocks
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  18301. That’s a great video!👍🏻🍻👊🏻 Apparently one Prius owner didn’t like it tho 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  18302. Love your insight
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  18303. https://youtu.be/jTnK1JEPcyQ Ano, přesně tak. A také pomáhala hasit italská letadla, které jsem amatérsky natočil z dálky při nabírání vody z Milady. Mám sice i záběry přímo od Milady, ale ty jsem nepublikoval. A jak Lišák píše, na youtube je spousta záběrů samotného požáru. Sorry všem, že nepíšu anglicky 😁
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  18304. They have recently resurfaced in a covid get vaccinated ad with a baby ! And yes the baby has a mini khatuk hat on lol
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  18305. Its fun sitting in the jump seat right behind the pilot with these type of landings , as i have a few times , when i used to work for an airline
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  18306. We have to be fair there are enough Americans with foam heads 😁😆
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  18307. Bloke sitting by the pool who pulls the shades down looking at Melissa is Richard Wilkins, he's a Kiwi that has called Australia home for many years. He a media personality that interviews the big name Hollywood stars and musicians.
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  18308. How wonderful, you are such a beautiful family you deserve all good things. Happy Birthday Emma 🥳🎉🎊🎂🎁🎈 Sending you much cheer & love from Down Under ❤️🇦🇺🦘🐨❤️🦅🇺🇸❤️🇲🇽.
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  18309. Automobilista 2 and iRacing are the other sims of choice with SV8s and Mount Panorama. The track is also available in ACC that features GT3s that are fun and easy to drive. Last thing, please try out this in VR, track is so steep. That’s a mind blowing experience 😊
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  18310. 08:00 The Focus is 4 cylinder, but I owned a couple of Mk2 STs and a Mk2 Focus RS.. they all had the IL5 2.5L engine. My RS was the ultimate green colour, much like the front end of the rally car. Epic car and much missed.
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  18311. The Place at 4:43 is called Obertauern, one of the best places to ski in the whole world!😊
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  18312. nz rally is one of the fastest of the year...keep your eye on it when it gets goin properly over the weekend...this is just a cruise thru auckland domain....tomorrow the real action begins...cant wait
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  18313. This video is reasonably relevant to a lot of Aussies, as a lot of our homes are worth more than $1M and they seem to keep climbing. There are plenty of people in expensive cities doing the maths and this stuff does cross your mind occasionally.
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  18314. Yep, the Mk1 Ford Escort, weight approx 1727lbs, (square headlamps & bulgy sides) most likely has Ford's own 120bhp RS1600 race engine in it, which revs to 6500rpm, as you can tell! While the Mk2, approx1944lbs, (round headlamps & straight sides) possibly has the Millington 2.0L 257bhp engine, or greater. Some of those engines do have a "Colin McRae" stamped plate on the block. Both cars will have double overhead cams, with the Mk1 running just 8 valves and twin double barrel carbs, and the Mk2 running DOHC with 16 valves, and 4 barrel fuel injection Of course I may be wrong. The glorious sounds they make are probably from the open mouths of the double barrel carbs or fuel injection trumpets! Music to the ears! They just howl!!!
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  18315. Unlike in the US, in Australia most of our grocery stores are inside large shopping centres. For example I live near one of the biggest malls in Sydney and - all under one roof- they’ve got Coles, Aldi, Kmart, Target, Myer, David Jones, two huge food courts and about 300 other shops! You can even take your shopping cart through the mall.
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  18316. You could try to brew your own beer. I'm sure you could buy a home brew kit on line, it's easy to follow the instructions that you get with the pack.
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  18317. Cool all those rally cars, only one missing is one of the most famous pre-4-wheel drive cars, the Lancia Rally 039, it came right before the Stratos...
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  18318. Bloody legend mate! Good on ya for giving back to the community. Top stuff
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  18319. U did well with your pronunciation mate!!!Cheers from down under.
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  18320. I'm not sure if anyone has said yet, but whenever the question of changing our national Anthem comes up, three songs always rank high in the list of alternatives: Waltzing Matilda I Am Australian I Still Call Australia Home If you see this, Ian (I'll put it on the Discord video ideas too), may I recommend you listen to this version of 'I Am Australian', by The Seekers, a famous Australian band from the 60s. https://youtu.be/pL_JvhfQjms
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  18321. What you saw there was the Opal public transport card system - you have two choices when it comes to paying for your ride: using your Opal card or using your debit/credit card which has PayWave on it. You must tap on before boarding (train, bus, ferry, light rail) and tap off when you disembark at your destination
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  18322. Dick Smith (an Australian entrepreneur) released a Tim-Tam knock off, because he was annoyed that Arnott's was sold off overseas. He called them "Temptin". Get it... "Tem-Tin". (not sure if they're still around)
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  18323. Google Maps/StreetView caught me once. I was carrying a slab of beer into a mate's house.
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  18324. If you ever have time Bull Catching Buggies in Northern Australia are something else and Pedro would love it I hope.
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  18325. Use to drive through here years ago in a split windscreen VW van. Too many revs and not enough low gears!!
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  18326. Awesome, I'm sure you'll breeze through this. Happy and healthy. Love from Melbourne.
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  18327. IWrocker These are pretty funny. And not that unusual really. Commenters are comedians as well. Makes me proud. 😍 But surely we're not alone? There must be other countries with their share of quirky videos? ENGLAND? SCOTLAND? IRELAND? Theyre all a bit nuts (where we got it from I daresay) Even US?
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  18328. What interests me about the first clip is the contrast in the demeanour of the man and the woman. Sums up the dynamic of a lot of relationships, I reckon 😂 As for the Tim Tam and Vegemite combo ... 🤢🤮🤢
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  18329. The suit would be worth up to about a thousand at auction in aust done well my friend
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  18330. you have to look at a video about Australian inventions. it will blow your mind
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  18331. Happy New Year Dannii Ian Emma Andrew and Pedro can't wait for you to get my first big packages coming from my partner and I you will be very godsmacked
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  18332. Macca's is also know as The Golden Arches. Hungry Jacks also known as HJs is called that because the Burger king brand was trademarked in Australia and they refused to sell it to them. I think Vodaphone was started in the U.K. .
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  18333. Myself a Slovak, back when this truck got developed we were Czechoslovakia
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  18334. Dude That is one cool truck.
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  18335. Challenge accepted!
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  18336. Mate live the dream you deserve it. Lots of love from Dongara Western Australia
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  18337. Hey Ian. Re temperatures - think -30°C in winter, 30°C in the summer, as a very rough guide. These temperatures would be different depending on region and both extremes would only be for a few weeks (although the summers are getting hotter). So really, somewhere between these two. Nice and distinct 4 seasons.
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  18338. Gday Ian awesome vid ,congrats on making the local news paper and you recieved some iconic aussie movies , cheers mate
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  18339. Yummy
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  18340. Yeah beautiful homes. I'm from Sydney and these homes are normally very private. You can only drive past then, you can't see much from the road. Get an excellent cruise in the harbour to see them better. Oh, by the way, it'll be the most beautiful cruise you've ever been on. Thanks Ian.👍
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  18341. You did actully get the "Ford Sierra" in the US, it was just called Merkur XR4Ti i do belive.. :) The spoiler is known as a whale tail. The RS500 is not something any of us "mortal" can get any more, last RS500 that went on auction sold for almost 600.000£ i do belive... Madness
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  18342. It was all to do with Penske. He's half owner of Dick Johnson Racing Team Penske, and Scotty was about to win the Supercars drivers championship, then as you know later he went to the USA to drive for Roger in the champ car.
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  18343. POWER WAGON DON'T CARE!!!!!!!!!!
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  18344. Look up a recipe for a timtam cheesecake 👌🏼 save the double coats for slams 👌🏼
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  18345. If an alien came and saw that a vehicle weighing almost 3000 kilograms was used to move a person weighing 80 kilograms. Calculating the energy used, he would think that we are totally insane.
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  18346. Hi Ian, suggestion for your best sounding car series, 19BOZZY92 put a video online today on Panoz Esperante GT1 aka the Batmobile. One of my endurance crush when I was a teen during the great era of GT1 in the early 90's. On your miniature you could proudly say made in USA!
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  18347. Love your videos - you are so kind and are really starting to understand Straya culturally - loving it! Shrimp can also mean "small" here, as in "You're a shrimp!" (You're tiny mate!) I agree, having to explain "hot chips" and "cold chips" is one thing here that doesn't make much sense - we really should have 2 different words! Loved Koozie - never heard that before!
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  18348. I have worked in schools with a lot of Samoan students who would do a Siva Tau (like a haka) each year to celebrate graduating pacifica students. They also performed them for cultural days. I have never seen anything remotely as fierce and passionate. Edit - now I have
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  18349. Thats what i think about the co driver calls. 6: just send it 5: get of the throttle real quick 4: probably have to break a little 3: go slow 2: super slow 1: dont break to late Jump: Full Throttle to get as much airtime as possible no matter what. the difference between 3 and 4 can be alot. Sometimes 3 is almost a 2 and a 4 is allmost a 5 it feels like.
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  18350. great video, i have actually hand built a 6 hole mini golf course in my backyard in the uk haha. ive done a few trick shots on the course and have a few trick shot compilations on my course on my channel if your interested to check it out! not quite as good as these guys haha but have done a few double, triple and quadruple hole in ones
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  18351. Mate you look genuinely excited by this video/truck racing. Its great to see how excited you are by this, and all the other things unique to Australia.
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  18352. I live on the mainland side of Pumicestone passage opposite Bribie. We have been preparing for days. At one stage the path was right over our house. It seems it is going to slip south and we will just get rain and smaller winds. Not breathing easy yet, but feeling a little more comfortable. However, our fortune will be someone else's tragedy. It's a dice roll. Potentially 25 foot waves and 12-18 inches of rain.
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  18353. They’re very brave birds. I’ve had one of these swoop in and steal a sandwich out of my hands before.
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  18354. That would make for the greatest Uber ride ever definitely get a 5 ⭐️ review 😂
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  18355. Onya Matt, great gift idea !!!!!
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  18356. I love how they have the measurements of the jump length and yep I don't know who is the bravest and craziest ones involved 😂
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  18357. If you enjoyed these engines might i suggest checking out ww2 aircraft engine starts or/and flybys. Definitely cool sounds to be heard
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  18358. A think a series of you building one of these Holden G8 creatures would be awesome fun to follow
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  18359. You gotta watch the falperra hillclimb 2023 i was there live and it was nuts
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  18360. Happy Thanksgiving. Have a great time with family and friends mate. Looking forward to 100,000 subs. You deserve it. Have thoroughly enjoyed your videos and love your comments. All the best and lots of love to you and your family.
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  18361. 🤣 yep! Ever since federation, we have had scientists working out how to make our snakes the most venomous in the world! If we can’t beat you at swimming at least we have snakes!!!
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  18362. Agreed. Lol this man used to and still does talk up a storm when it comes to anything car/truck/ute/ vehicle related.
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  18363. I knwew about the DS21 years ago, in a brazilian magazine about classic cars. For my surprise, years later, I saw a DS23 in my neighborhood in gold. I was so surprised as puzzled. For some minutes, I forgot what was I doing, just admiring the lines and thinking their engineering solutions.
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  18364. G'day Ian, I have a 2012 VEII Ute SS Thunder 6L Manual, I got it as a Christmas/Birthday Present from my NAN with 45,000kms (28,000mi) & now up to 79,500kms (49,400mi), I do less than 5000kms (3100mi) a year so it should last 🥰
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  18365. We are actually getting floods in Victoria right now. About time we are doing something about our flora and fauna great video Ian 👍🇦🇺
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  18366. I'm Dutch and in the list I miss the Westmalle double or tripple (Belgian), brewed by 25 Trappist monks with 40 assistants, producing 12 million liters per year. I'm a little bit biased, because I lived in Westmalle for ~1 year. I prefer the double, a dark brown beer with 7% alcohol, a beer for real men. Hoegaarden is ideal for a hot summer day on the terras of your local pub. The other beers of the list are just mass produced beers, aimed at the average beer drinker. For Dutch beers I prefer Brand beer a brewery from the deep south of the Netherlands, Brand dates back to the year 1340.
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  18367. Its not a shrimp, it is a Lobster.
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  18368. I was thinking of you yesterday when we got a big delivery of wood and insulation material. The forklift they used linked itself to the back of the truck, pulled itself up and then was the back of the truck with lights and everything. Who has the idea for such a thing? And then builds it?
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  18369. Naz da rovia is russian for cheers,sskall,prost and slanska are danish,german and checo for cheers, the Italian trapist beer is made by monks, but carlsburg is not the best representative of danish beer, strongly recommend you guys try out Belgium Trappist double and triple bock beers next time, only be careful, they are all strong beers, most are over 6 percent alcohol, good video guys, hello to all the family, once again, kicked it right out of the park, well done sir
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  18370. To be fair the other 2 divers were current drivers at the time and Brock was just out having fun, if it were to be possible to have all drivers at there peak then it may have been a different outcome?
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  18371. Prosim (proseem) is a multi-purpose word in Czech, and you pronounced it really well. In general, the upward sloping accent lengthens the sound of a vowel. Prosim can mean 'please' in a request for something. So, you might use it when asking a server for a drink. When the drink is delivered, you might say dekuji (dyekwee approximately!) to which the server would likely respond with prosim, meaning 'you're welcome'. Sorry I haven't used the correct accents for the Czech words, I'm too stupid to do it on this keyboard. No hate please!
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  18372. Hey Ian ... love your vlogs! A question : which address should I send stuff to ... the Harrison Ave address or the PO Box address? Cheers!
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  18373. You stumbled upon Aussie gold. Being humble and willing to know is a great attribute. I reckon you will make it a lifes dream to make it to Bathurst one day with Fam. Maybe you may get sponsored lol... Reach out brother reach out...
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  18374. Great video. The fire Ute is Toyota Landcruiser. Oh, and by the way, we have Bushfires, whereas you have Wildfires. Keep it up!
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  18375. I remember buying a car magazine back in the Eighties or Nineties, because it had a flexi-disc of just BRM V16 engine sounds. Thinking about it, it was probably the recording from "Into the Red" that David Ivers has already mentioned. Other end of the spectrum? A 24-litre Napier-Bentley - the big red bugger that still does the rounds of classic racing in the UK. Plenty of that on YouTube.
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  18376. The mall ball's.. an art piece in Adelaide's Rundell mall And that is the saying Adelaide's got ball's .. a common place to meet up with friends. ( I'll meet you at the mall ball's)
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  18377. Rallying is so crazy, it used to be at the pinacle of motorsports, for some times they were actually faster than formula 1. It led to some mad men just building insane stuff, like that French guy who made a v16 out of four 600cc bike engines and just throw it out in a 205, if you never seen it you can find some videos of it it’s worth watching
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  18378. Love your vids mate 👌, watching from Kangaroo Island in South Australia..
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  18379. Yo, they my fave 2! They'll love em I reckon! 😉
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  18380. Always something magic about the silence of the countryside being cut by throbbing rally engines.
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  18381. Overtaking a road train is terrifying. I've only had to do it a few times, but I've never made it on the first go. Either you get halfway and just can't pass it (little 4 cylinder car, gives up), chicken out, or it's taking so long another vehicle comes up in the opposite direction. Always have to give it a 2nd shot 😓
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  18382. Wow your video is amazing. I absolutely loved it. Thanks for respecting the Tim and the tam !
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  18383. Adelaide street circuit is awesome. Watch the F1s around there from back in the day. 1400bhp turbo did quali laps around there if I'm not mistaken.
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  18384. They weren't just rally cars, they were pretty good on the track as well, they were popular in the Australian touring cars (ATCC) Dick Johnson drove one for few years (but kept blowing turbo's if I remember correctly) even Peter Brock ended up driving one after things went sour between him and Holden (over his polariser or whatever it was called)
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  18385. Ian - tell Dani we are all waiting for the cook and share the 'Meat Pies' episode - else - even better making your own homemade meat pies from short pastry bottoms with chunky beef and mince gravy filling with flaky puff pastry lids. there heaps of how to's on YT Dani could start here https://youtu.be/CmrN5XWt-Uo. It may help to research how to eat a meat pie before you burn yourselves and the kids.
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  18386. According to our scientists at the CSIRO Port Macquarie has the best climate in Australia. I live about 90km south of Port Macquarie and yep, it's pretty nice. (Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation). Melbourne, however, has the best coffee on this planet. Period.
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  18387. Hey IWrocker recommend some little known aussie movies to review like "Midnight Spares" or "Take Away Midnight Spares you will love its loaded with Aussie muscle cars
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  18388. :puts hand up: 🤚I was one of those tourists who drove in Florida, can confirm, I had no idea what was going on, felt like I was just throwing money at the same toll booth for an hour.
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  18389. Hilarious! Tastes even better when you use a caramel Tim tam! Stay safe, brother!
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  18390. I feel like yall gonna immigrate to australia soon. And you should. The deadly snakes situation at least is not any worse.
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  18391. Happy thanks giving have a fantastic day from the Duncan clang from fife in Scotland 👍🌲🍸🍹🍺🍾🎆🎇🎊🎉 x
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  18392. Nice, good to see you got a photo of the missus, ( wife) down there to so she can't get to mad, about spending heaps of time there lol.
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  18393. That's so cool. Love the soundtrack and the individual paintjobs. Now you've got me considering what colour scheme I would go for!
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  18394. Those Bamalang Pomy couple make great vids you'd like !! From a new arrivals perspective to Australia it's great to see how they appreciate the Sunshine Coast , and other places nearby . PS ,,,, The drive thru Bottlo rocks :-)
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  18395. cute,,your Kids ! 🤗 Merry X-Mas from Austria 🎄🎁
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  18396. I still following your account there
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  18397. This is awesome but i think there might be a v12 Ferrari which sounds better than this in my opinion, and that's the N-Largo 812. There are a couple of vids about a white 812 N-Largo casually roaming in London, which is terrifyingly loud.
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  18398. I hope you and your family gets better as soon as possible! One love from Scotland. 💙 🦄 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  18399. You are making your family true blue aussies. Delighful family, adorable kids.
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  18400. Ford!First on race day. Go the Green Machine
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  18401. It have worked really well with the pouring. The pronunciation of “Weihenstephaner” was also very good. I like your german beer videos. I've already had US Becks, which tastes a little different than the original. However, "Becks" is not my favorite beer here either. The slightly bitter taste is typical of “Pilsener”. It's extreme with the brand "Jever", I like it but it's special and not for everyone. For those who don't like it, "Helles" is the better choice. “Hefeweizen” is something completely different. People drink it more for refreshment. And be careful if you have problems with gout. "Weizen" in the evening, big toe in the morning.
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  18402. 2:24 You get a different steering feel just like a VW bus as you are in front or on top of the steering wheels as opposed to being behind.
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  18403. Hi from Czech Republic :) The lights used to be blue-blue, but after 2018 it is possible to use blue-red. Each color has its advantages and disadvantages. But the combination of red and blue covers a much wider light spectrum and is more practical. Red color is more visible in fog, snow, heavy rain, etc...
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  18404. We went to a Nascar race at Taladega 10yrs ago, we smoked a joint with the locals, went inside & saw a 15 car pile up LIVE & close up, it was AWESOME !
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  18405. A wonderful gesture, your family is very loving and community minded. Thank you for sharing the goodies throughout your town and family. Cheers.
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  18406. I am a rally fan and I would be delighted to welcome you to my home, and that we both go to a stage of the French championship with you and with great pleasure, I love your country and above all mopar is all my life ❤️
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  18407. Car prices are whacky-inflated right now because of covid and the lack of new cars coming in (no manufacturing yay). Take major city prices with a grain of salt. Also anyone else just praying that he would click on a 78 troopie?
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  18408. That last one, in Devon North, was about 10 min. drive from the farm I grew up on. My family had to move to the outer suburbs when I was 15 and I cried for a year. Still hoping I can make my way back somehow, one day. The high end properties you saw on Sydney Harbour and such, often are rented out by the week, to, you know, stinking rich people who are visiting, or working from interstate or overseas, it may be a short or long stay, hence the weekly rate. Fun video though.
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  18409.  @IWrocker  co drivers compulsory since the early seventies with driving stints limited to an hour or two. Even with a co driver you have to be extremely fit both physically and mentally to stay on the lead lap for the 161 lap race duration. Legend Jim Richards teamed up with new guy Mark Skaife to win the 1991 race in the Nissan Skyline R32. Skaife set the fastest qualifying time of 2 12.63. Total race time of 6hr 19m 14.80s a new race record . A race time not beaten until 2010. Set even with small engine class cars competing in the race. Even small but fast Toyota corollas with 1600cc motors. V8 Commodore came second a lap down.
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  18410. Nothing beats the sound of these beasts hurling around the track in person, the absolute pure raw beauty of those things screaming is bliss Fortunate enough to work for Supercars now ❤️
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  18411. My husband has a RAM Laramie 3550. They don’t use the Dodge name on it here. They bring them out from the US and rebuild them. So our steering wheel is on the correct side. It has every extra you can buy including electric steps that come down and get me. Otherwise I would need a ladder. It is a 2017 model but was not registered until 2018. It is worth more than $140,000.00 but he will not sell it. It pulls his red off road caravan and we are going to the Alice next Winter along with Kakadu and the NT.
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  18412. Those custom plates are very real! I live in Vic, and have custom plates: purple background with white text.
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  18413. not to forget the worlds oldest salt mine at Hallstatt (~ 5000 b.c)
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  18414. Vegemite can also be used as a marinade for red meat, I was sceptical at first tò but it was pretty darn tasty 😋
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  18415. Praga made few more racing cars, but I would recommend to czech out Tatra MTX which is very rare super car from Tatra.
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  18416. I once landed at Phuket airport in a thunderstorm. We had to circle around about 6 times because there was planes before us trying to land. When we did land you couldn´t see anything although it was in the middle of the day. Those pilots were skilled.
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  18417. visit one a day in Australia the entire tour takes about 30 years
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  18418. At 4:00 that's a 5th gen VW Gol, and the one that comes after it at 4:28 is a 2nd gen Fiat Palio. I believe both are sold exclusively in South America.
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  18419. I had once similar to that no name Chinese crap, it broke 😄 But have to say it was sometimes only ratchet to fit some tight places on some car reparation situations. My father asked once to loan that piece of sh*t, because others didn't fit, but that cheap thing made job done 😄 But not the strongest or thoughest tool...
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  18420. Owner wrangler yj 💪🏼
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  18421. And believe me, you doing lot better than 80% of ets2 multiplayer community😂
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  18422. Need to watch Carl Barron comedian.,,,,, typical Aussie bloke.
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  18423. Please watch "memorias del futbol chapecoense" In other videos, you mention how you like the fact that small teams can grow and make it to the top. This is the perfect example of that. it's in Spanish but has subtitles.
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  18424. Take a trip with Robert Kubica ex F1 driver around Nurburgring. It's mesmerising. His level of car control is not possible to achieve for normal people.This guy is a legend! And remember that he almost lost his right arm in a rally crash. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwCIEjdzvCk Drive starts about 3:30
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  18425. My mother's side is Spanish but my mother was born in Germany. My father's side is about as Australian as you can get. He was born in Burra and lived there till his teen years when they moved to the town we live now.
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  18426. I grew up around these boxy cars and I would consider this a very luxurious version because it has a 5th gear and a tachometer 😅
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  18427. Listings (I think Australia wide, don't quote me) usually have a price range, low to high
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  18428. I have wondered if you would get any packagers from any country other than Australia.
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  18429. They are used on day to day!
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  18430. After seeing you try the Gaytime popcorn, I went out to coles and bought some for the first time 👌💯 omg its good. Its a pretty new product so I've never tried it before, you're so Aussie you made me try a new Aussie product 😂 Wow the scenery on your holiday is absolutely beautiful, glad you and the fam had a great time xx
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  18431. It's funny, we in NSW call Victorians "Mexicans" because "south of the border down Mexico way", but weather wise it is us who are Mexicans LOL.
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  18432. As a teenager in the 80s it has always been a dream of mine experiencing this from the passenger seat, and I'm pretty sure back then I could have taken it. I'm pretty sure if this opportunity came up today and the driver would only go up to like 70ish% there'd be a code brown situation on the passenger seat.
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  18433. In the USA if you're enrolled in AARP they give you a percentage off dental so you pay some of it but has good coverage as compared to no coverage...I know it still sucks compared to free dental. :/
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  18434. Dear Santa, Ian has been good little boy. Can you please get him a Unimog 😂
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  18435. The only modification that it (or most FWD) would need to run in that state would be the fuel tank (apart from modern safety / sensors / modules that may stop it) One thing to note on the 2CV (and most Citroen with the hydro suspension) is that rough roads / terrain doesn't take much out of the car due to how smooth it works. It's the same system used on high end s class mercs and Bentleys and Citroens were used for years as camera cars, especially for horse racing as they provided the most stable base on the rough tracks for the tracking shots. IIRC Top Gear did a piece on it (James May specifically) Which if you have never watched, is really worth a look. I'd say season 3 to season 12ish was the best, started to go much more ridiculous after that and into the grand tour.
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  18436. TThe drug education giraffe is called healthy Harold
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  18437. For some rivalry find some USA v Australia sprint cars or just some Oz sprint cars for you to also see some of the Aussie cars they use to roll start the beasts
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  18438. Melbourne Australia has had the grand prix here for over 25 years on a street circuit we use to go to work on each day and it travels around the world each year and some of the tech from the cars does filter down to the cars we drive today and they are now racing electric cars as well to better understand the way the motors can be improved for the road have a look at a few races from this year and you will get a better understanding of the sport real quickly cheers
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  18439. Hey ... It Looks Great!
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  18440. Bugger! was looking forward to the sunset.
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  18441. We used to have 3 musketeers bars in Australia in the 70s 😩. I loved them.
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  18442. Most of these are the much older style Jumpers, there are newer designs aswell
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  18443. I was there that year, I'll have to see if I can find the photos, I went '94, '95, '96, the 2000 and '01. It's an awesome spectacle.
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  18444. Would love to see you react to Rodney Rude; however, I think cencorship would have a field day with it!!
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  18445. This straight up insane 😂
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  18446. Saw ABBA Live in Sydney in 1977. It was pissing down but i think 25 or 30 thousand people turned up.
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  18447. One more thing, check out, YouTube videos you should watch is 4wd 24/7 Fraser island trips they have a few a must to see the best 4x4 areas, cheers, Neil.
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  18448. Senra, the 306 driver, is a rallying legend in northern Spain.
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  18449. Unimogs and Pinzgauers seem like a lot of fun, but only when you're not forced to travel with them. In the Swiss Army, we were more than happy when we got new vehicles like the Duro.
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  18450. G'day Ian, my late uncle purchased the eastern side of Sippy Mountain over 80 years ago and my cousins still live there. The view from the top is breathtaking.
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  18451. 😂😂😂 It's not terrible...
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  18452. Your truck is throaty AF I love it
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  18453. Another goodun Ian and while I disagree with a few things, on the whole, I found what you said to be very good
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  18454. Nice to see you react to more rally raid videos! Keep 'em coming! To answer your question, yeah, all of them are competitors. In Dakar and rally raid they help each other to recover their trucks, check the crew's health and ask for help if needed, and in general the organization gives them back the time they spent helping other competitors.
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  18455. If you're interested in heavy haulage, look for some videos of power station transformers being transported, ALE transport and Allelys, plenty of vids on YouTube. How they move those around is just epic.
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  18456. I lived in a remote suburb surrounded by bush. Every Friday night, you could hear the screech of tyres in the distance and knew a bogan was letting off steam somewhere at a road intersection.
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  18457. It’s a Nisan mate and I think it’s a Nissan D 22 four-door cab Ute
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  18458. Time to unbox and build a LEGO Technic kit #8110 Unimog U400?
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  18459. Ari Vatanen on Pikes Peak… best rally footage ever… maybe better than this ><
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  18460. I see Belgium, I upvote.
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  18461. As always a great video. Not too long ago i watched some videos from the channel "The Fast Lane Car" and they took a VW Touareg SUV to MOAB and some crazy trails and also compared it to a Wrangler and a pickup truck. That was fun to watch and maybe you might enjoy it too. Often only the tires and approach angle hold smaller SUVs back.
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  18462. Americans are great people I was always treated well and made to feel welcome whenever I visited their country. Excellent video as always iwrocker family 👍👍👍👍❤
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  18463. Congratulations to both the proud new parents. You are truely blessed. Such lovely children. Sydney is delightful!
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  18464. I remember this, it is totally funny
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  18465. Don't dilly dally with the Akubra! Throw it everywhere don't be a woose with it, wear it in all conditions and throw it on your front seat of car! 👍🇦🇺🤠
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  18466. I really enjoy your enthusiasm about those small things, really - I never thought about garbage trucks before - and now I kind of admire our german ones thanks to you. And one thing I REALLY love about your reactions - you really are not that stereotype american citizen - you recognize a "D" on a licence plate and immediately make the connection to germany, you recognize the swiss and the italian flag, it is so nice and calming somehow. This even makes me enjoy a compilation of trash getting emptied - weird.
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  18467. love the vid mate
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  18468. Yup, 2006 i remember i was in my last year of school and with our terrible dialup school internet we watched "asian backstreet boys lip sync"one of the first videos that ever went viral. Who remembers those guys? 😂😂
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  18469. Cudos for making it through that traumatic video. I still freak when I see them in the house or the car and I'm nearly 70. I especially panic when the cat chases them or tries to catch them.
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  18470. Congratulations!!!! I wish you guys all the best on your further voyage! Much love from Germany. (Sooo, when will you and your Family come here and visit the Miniatur Wunderland? 😁)
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  18471. I remember watching the 1996 Monaco Grand Prix on TV, it still holds the record for fewest cars finishing the race (3 out of 21). I imagine that record would be broken if they did a Grand Prix at Bathurst?
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  18472. G'day mate, I'm from country Vic, and yeah it can get pretty hot some days. But it isn't always hot like that, I've only ever had a couple of days over 45 Celcius, and that was when the bad black Saturday bushfires happened. It was hot but the town I lived in, luckily had power to have the air conditioning.. some poor people didn't have power.. that particular hot day was in 2009.. other than that out hot days are bearable.. however in the Winter, our snowy mountains that range from Vic to Nsw gets more annual snowfall than what Switzerland does.. anyway, love your videos, your family is awesome! Take care and stay safe mate 👍
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  18473. The "London" double decker busses can be found in other cities, too. At least in Edinburgh.
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  18474. Wow! What a great mail-time video, so many amazing gifts and it's not yet Christmas. Ian will have the Best Aussie Mancave when all is displayed on shelves, walls and the ceiling. Danni will have so many Aussie cookbooks in the kitchen to make some amazing Aussie treats and dishes for the family. Well done to all that have sent so many amazing gifts to IWrocker and family.
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  18475. Australia just won the Ashes cricket series
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  18476. When they banned group B rally cars, they started using them in European rally cross.. There was many interesting cars back in the days..
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  18477. The 'o' in English, has less variation in the north of England, where the (American) difference between stop and mob, are all pronounced like mob.
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  18478. best way so eat milo. in a blender, put a scoop of vanilla ice cream, some milk, some vanilla yoghurt, and a few spoonfuls of milo(depending on how strong you want it to be.
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  18479. We are having extreme heat, completely dry air and no wind at all, agh! Engineered stone, the main issue is the serious lung problems coming up from the tradesmen having to work with and sand it down, and particularly the young apprentices! Love the thoughtful Tradie, food and work boots don't mix! 👍 Stuffing yourself with pizza is not actually a healthy meal, but frozen is more reliable in an emergency! Oh the resting roo! US carparking, seriously! Those "Bloody Cockatoos" break up my potplants if I dont feed them! Driving in Australia, maybe sit on the "right" side passenger seat the first time to acclimatise! Fun! 😃
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  18480. Love my vegemite on toast, also vegemite and lettuce sandwiches.. yum
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  18481. Yeah factory optioned snorkle on the DMAX most Australian utes have them as an option but the toyota 75/76/79 series have one as standard. Some utes have an offroad model that is optioned up from factory with a snorkle and tougher accessories.
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  18482. I remember watching the Early Bird show.... it was in the early 80s. One of the hosts, Darryl Cotton (RIP) was a singer in the band Zoot as well as being solo. I remember Marty Monster very well as he came to a school my sisters went to for a billy cart race. There was also a skit on the show set in a school classroom where in the end the "students" copped a caning but in a funny way as there was usually books down their pants!
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  18483. Thanks for another great video, you had me laughing when you saw a strange alien lurking in the shadows. lol
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  18484. Most countries drive on the right side of the road , only a few like most former british colonies and 4 countries in the eu being the UK itself , Ireland , Cyprus and Malta . On race tracks its usefull to have the steering wheel on the right since most tracks are run clockwise so there more right turns and with the steering wheel there drivers could get closer to the apex. This being a rally car that mostly are driven from point A to B there's no real point in to spend extra cost on converting the entire steering. Also parts would be alot cheaper i assume because of the way bigger market.
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  18485. Check out the E49 6 pack hemi RT charger. 302bhp in 1972 of the factory floor. Some guys are making 420rwhp plus NA out of the old hemi 6
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  18486. No kidding, mate!
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  18487. Scania V8 not one of the best sounding trucks in the world...... The BEST Sounding truck in the World! No questions!
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  18488. I've seen some houses being build in America (on YouTube). Not even their brick houses are build to last. They built their houses per usual, meaning a wooden frame like you see in the video, and a brick wall just for show. It doesn't even carry any of the load of the house or roof. It's just 5 cm wide bricks.
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  18489. Bag of chips, deoterant stick, light bulb, maybe a metal air vent cover or air duct tubing (something that will bend), old electrics, remote control, old speakers, yesterday's leftovers in tuperware, roll of duct tape, candle, cupcake tray,
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  18490. Ian, I know you are not a music reactor, but since you want to see more of NZ, you really need to listen to Stan Walker performing "Ultralight Beam" with backing singers the Levites. Now that is NZ singing!
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  18491. You can see images of steam trains at the start of this video, the green one. That is 3801 Australia's most popular steam train.
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  18492. The regular flavor range of Tim Tams are: Original, Double coat, Choc Mint, White, Dark & Chewy Caramel. They also have limited edition/limited time flavors of Red velvet, cappuccino, coconut lychee, salted caramel & vanilla, black forest, strawberries & cream, murray river salted double choc, mango & cream, raspberry & dark choc ... that's all I can think of ... I might have missed one or two
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  18493. Hi Ian, another GREAT 'Goodwood Festival of Speed' last weekend! Did you enjoyed the 4day livestream on yt? There's an astonishing vid of the full hillclimb shootout with pre-war record cars, modern race cars, project cars, street-legal hypercars like the Koenigsegg Jesko, EV rockets like the Lotus Evija and Ford Supervan with 2000hp!! and 60s/70s Formula 1 cars and a very special Subaru WRX: Project Midnight ...all attacking very hard and spectacular. In two words: Full send! 💪 Worth to watch, worth to react on it! 🤩✌️💥💯 Greets from germany Martin
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  18494. Hanging Rock near Macedon Victoria, picnic at hanging Rock is a movie made at this spot, I was there once with my daughter's and a kangaroo stalked us, followed us all the way to the top of the rock.
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  18495. Let's get that 1k likes up to see a Tim tam slam from this legend!
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  18496. Me too
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  18497. Yeah i have seen all his laps over the years and he is an amazing driver at the isle and has it dialed in. 👍🤠
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  18498. This awesome news guys Here is a girls name to to consider Sienna Dani-Rosa Whelton 😀😀😀
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  18499. A cool winter destination is also the ice hotel in swedish lapland.
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  18500. Another great video Ian an family,you must have had an awsome holiday in those amazing places :))
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  18501. Regarding the Prius being competitive, in rally it depends. How many cars were in their class? Which driver had the biggest balls or budget? See, in rally you need to see it by classes. You can't compare a R5, with a H3 for example. You always know which class is the fastest and will probably win the rally overall. With the exception, of Loeb winning a national tarmac rally in France, with a C2 S1600 and his wife as a navigator, against WRC from the middle of 2000's generation. Those WRC's will win overall, 99.99% of the time
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  18502. The Aussie/Florida tourist meca! 🤨
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  18503. Wow Brashs, I spent a lot of money there on cassettes, vinyl and sheet music. The Sydney Pitt Street shop is where I was every third weekend in the mid 80s.
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  18504.  @IWrocker  Your the best man, maybe look at: 'How to poor a beer correctly' (and why) by 'Buisiness insider', 2 min vid., a beer sommelier explains..., you have to be carefull with extra stong dark beers (Belgium) that you do NOT poor the verry last from the bottom of your bottle in your glass its yeast, turbit, trouble (don't now the Engish word) then ! you are in trouble.
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  18505. Here in the UK we have a chain called Costa. I really like their coffee. I don't know what "grade" it is, or if these two guys would consider it good, but I enjoy it. I definitely don't like Starbucks though!
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  18506. We used to have this with an airline that flew from Western Australia to Bali. We always said "Captain Kangaroo was flying."
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  18507. Trouble is, if the majority of Americans drank more than a couple of the "better" Belgian beers, they would fall over!
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  18508. Nice 👍❤️
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  18509. I’m French and have been living between Canada and the US for the past 13years and I’m still shocked when I see American big ass SUVs 😂
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  18510. Guys or gals get together for beer & laughs, the brewer has done his job.
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  18511. Not just US, Lots of kind of similar stuff (well, maybe not the fifth wheel part) was availible to buy in europe back in the day, but it was never all that popular compared to regular tow hitch coupled caravans.
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  18512. Australia usually avoided the larger engine options, but when the Valiant was introduced here in 1962 we went 225 only and so avoiding the smaller US 170 models. The Valiants here were the big power cars against the Holdens and Falcons. 145 BHP in the Valiants 75 BHP Holden 80 BHP Falcon when the Valiant was introduced. Valiants were first with a V8 option in 1965. Ford and Holden played catch up until the 1967 Falcon GT.
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  18513. fun fact the german word for argonaut octopus is Papierboot or paper boat in english
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  18514. The racing starts on the 29th of this month. New this year is an on line web TV channel called TT+ It operates free all year showing race videos and interviews but during racing will show "live" racing for a one off subscription fee. Enjoy all your reactions. Ken.
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  18515. Kia ora
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  18516. 😂😂 at the spiders … as an Aussie, spiders, used to it, but I don’t like the dangerous ones like red backs etc , so obviously I stay safe from those lol but yeh looks like an amazing place to visit. Yes winter can be ok but been rather cold lately where I am atm.
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  18517. Haha love your videos on new zealand! I'm in the south island dunedin. It's cold here but we have our summer over Christmas
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  18518. Yeah do more of these mate. It was going great but you failed to zoom in on the last pic so you only get a 9/10 this time. 😅
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  18519. You need to check out some of the heavy moving trucks aka the wide load movers and how they move the big loads around the narrow UK roads
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  18520. Congratulations and a big hello to Sydney from here in Sydney! 🥰
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  18521. Winch it!
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  18522. australia definitely doesn't have the same road quality because it's a huge country. but for all the efficiency and safety of european roads and drivers i think i'd much rather not have that level of conformity and government regulation. i like the gravel roads, i like undulating roads with corners, i like roads that have variety where you have to pay attention and drive the car not just sit there in the cookie cutter car driving like robots.
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  18523. Do a toyota and australia one, mate (if there is material out there)! Hilux and land cruisers taking over the market. Big with builders, geologists, exploration companies, and mining companies, for a long time; and now, it would seem, they're starting to take over the market! My machine, a 92 Surf Hilux, - I love that car... 😉 A saying I've heard from some old mining folk: 'If you want to get to the outback, use a land rover; if you want to get back, use a land cruiser.' ✌️😄
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  18524. you guys do an amazing job. Thank you
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  18525. Just imagine if Sabine was still alive and got her hands on that. Several seconds (likely tens) off the time I am sure - 6:50? :)
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  18526. Yeah, you can't get two more different landscapes than what the NT serves up to what Tassie serves up lol. Both completely stunning for two completely different reasons :)
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  18527. Craziest thing I’ve seen so far this year on the news was the 4 old Asian ladies that got scammed off the streets for over $150k to ward off evil spirits… I feel bad for them, but c’mon 🥴
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  18528. OHHHHMANN you let the air out of the Inverloch jar........ I still have a tin of Rocking Horse Poop from the Giant Rocking Horse from South Australia. I will NEVER open it..... I did love the "straight to the poolroom" reference in this episode, as the original Kerrigan's house was around the corner and up the hill from the house I grew up in. I showed it to my lovely lady (she's a Perth girl) after Christmas at Mum's place a few years back, because the film is legendary. The house was not in Oak Park, or Coolaroo (legitimate local suburbs) but Strathmore. Dagonet Street. It has been knocked down. If you want get in touch with me if you head to Oz, and I can point the way.
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  18529. Congratulations...another beautiful addition to your beautiful family...lovely name Sydney ❤️
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  18530. Ian, I really enjoy watching your content, keep up with the great videos 🇦🇺
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  18531. Greetings from a german x-ray technologist from Hamburg, Germany
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  18532. hallo from deutschland
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  18533. When I saw Brodie Kostecki do a 2.03.7733 after Wil Davison put down a 2.04.3648, Kostecki's time was some 0.59 seconds quicker, I thought to myself, that will take some beating. Kostecki's time is astonishing considering he is a rookie, this being his first Shoot Out ! Cameron Waters came out for his lap and beat Brodie Kostecki's time. When Anton De Pasquale went faster again with a 2.03.4785, that was damn impressive. These times kept tumbling and this is when Chas Mostert came out on his charge and set a 2.03.3736. This had to be one of the best Top Ten Shoot Outs ever. Tomorrows race will be one not to miss.
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  18534. I worked with a guy that raced as a passenger in the 50s and 60s with one of our sidecar legends Chris Vincent . He was one of the most friendly and unassuming guys I ever met .🇬🇧
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  18535. I will leave extensive comments out this time. Wonderful natural unspoilt wilderness galore. Many contrasting areas. Tasmanian Devil is scarry at night in the wilderness due to growlling that gives impression of a much larger predator about to pounce. Hope you get lots of comments from Tasmanians as I will avoid more here.
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  18536. The Torana, drew these a ton as a child, bunch of friends had them in the early nineties, including myself. Drop tanks, duel exhaust and flares, great memories as a kid. Coupe and sedan versions running around my town (Mount Gambier, South Australia) They go for a pretty penny these days. SS ashtray was a valuable item. Favourite Australian muscle car. Rock on Brocky. Rocket Bunny wouldn't be here without these types of cars with bolt on flares (The Torana had them from factory both the sedan and coupe!). Cannot show the Marlboro livery on Australian television I believe these days, or couldn't.
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  18537. The superyacht I worked on, it's home berth was opposite the swimming pool. I used to commute to work on my Suzuki GSX1100 through the tunnel. On a hot day, at the end of the tunnel, condensation from the hotel's A/C left a puddle. Had the bike slide across there a few times. We took over Le Rascasse bar twice for my birthday. Rupert, the owner, once threw the keys on the table and told us to lock-up when we leave. We were in there every night. F1 week we normally had a F1 team staying on board.
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  18538. G'day Ian, mate you have just made me feel old, born in the 50s, kid in the 60s, teen rebel in the 70s, marriage and Family from then on and a fantastic life sofar, cheers mate, Neil.
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  18539. Btw, I think the weird airplane that looks like an helicopter is called autogiro (in Spanish, at least). I kind of remember one of the benefits was its hovering capabilities and that if engine failed, it would fall down alowly, as the helli rotors would slow down the thing. But just talking out of memory.
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  18540. Well we love you in Australia so please keep going! We would welcome you with open arms down here.
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  18541. This is just hilarious 😆 your channel is turning into a Tim Tam festival
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  18542. I hear the Toyo open country AT's are really good for wear. I'm going to try those next. Don't get KO2's, they don't last at all. Also, part of your tire wear is the pressures you're at. Assuming those are like 12.5" wide you should probably be around 55 psi. That might help them wear better while still being safe for your truck.
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  18543. Awesome! You gotta check out Ken Blocks Gymkhana 7 and Climbkhana 1 they are even crazier, especially since you like V8s a lot (I think) :D
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  18544. it reminds me some game with firefighters I played in like 2004, it was very cool game, I think it was called literally Fire Department, but I am not sure, name was translated to Czech, you had to move with those cars to put them more close to your foot firefighters to make water refilling faster and when fire was blocking your way, you ran out of water fast, it was a cool game
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  18545. Love to see you love the Aussie burnouts 🚗💭
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  18546. Touring Car Masters are definitely my favourite, the sound of the motors is like listening to AC⚡DC full volume ✊😁
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  18547. Loved rage
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  18548. Merry Christmas and love from Hungary!
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  18549. This is an upgrade from the cents that you put through a machine that pushes out after pressing an oval image of the monument you are at when doing it.
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  18550. You're going to need a bigger house mate. 😆👍
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  18551. Have you ever watched the 70s film 'Duel' if not you should! A big old 18 wheel dirty rig chases a car through the mountains tryna force it off road. Anyhow,m there's no speaking between actors and you never see the truck driver but the scenes keep flicking from vehicle to vehicle and you'd love the growling sound more than this even. It's a real tense film. Review it maybe? ✌️
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  18552. A tad of negative camber heating the inside of the tyre, rear tyres heating with the power put down and the colds spots at the start of the race where the tyre was resting on the track. Cool (no pun intended)
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  18553. I remember I got a phone survey (back when those were a thing) about car brands and the woman asked me (us) to name every car brand we knew. So it was me and my dad and we basically when country to country and name all we knew from that. Took a pretty long time before we were all around the world.
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  18554. Being totally nomadic, tribal groups totally dependant on walking, it was largely tribal languages, restricted to local area that the group travelled in. With possibly some shared language elements to neighboring groups. Australia had no large animals used for transport and riding. All being walking around areas with water and food resources detrrmining to large extent area a given group of families covered in the necessary nomadic life. Unlike most cultures around the world with farming, trade and travel supported by animals domesticated, crops grown and riding of some animal, be it horse, donkey, oxen, deer, elephant etc. Those societies had more commonly widely used language, shared over major national and trans national, rather than almost tribal boundary. Aboriginals as for jungle tribes, the isolation of family/tribal groups leads to unique multiple laguages, with some commonalities but large differences too. Far apart groups not able to communicate except on limited basis.
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  18555. Many years ago a man who worked on cattle properties all over the north told me that women having their period should always avoid male kangaroos as they could sense the hormonal change or whatever the correct phrase is, and were likely to be attacked. I have no idea if it was true but stranger things have happened.
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  18556. @4:30 WTCC is World Touring Car Championship Contrary to the silhouette cars used in Nascar these cars are based off a production chassis. WTCC particularly is known for rather rough racing, with plenty of paint-trading. If you want to see the absolute best and wildest in touring cars, check out the 24h Nürburgring race. It's well over 100 cars racing 24h on the worlds most famous and most demanding race track (Nürburgring-Nordschleife), in several different classes, meaning GT3 cars like R8 and Ferraris share the track with enthusiasts who prepped up a Mark 3 Golf or other older hatchback with their friends, and anything in between.
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  18557. Maccas Aussie summer range includes Tim Tam McFlurrie
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  18558. Hahaha glad you took my suggestion 🤣 we got some weird animals 🤣🇦🇺
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  18559. Winton Raceway is just up the road from me. Years ago I was able to go to Calder park raceway in Melbourne where they race the trucks as part of the towing crew as my stepfather was a heavy salvage tow truck driver. Got to see the Bandag Bullet close up as well as Frank Amoroso's (Fate Racing)Kenworth Aerodyne. I recognise a few trucks here, especially Frank's Kenworth and the AAA trucks.
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  18560. Hello, I am pleased to follow you. Welcome to the Pioneers of Bahra team for four-wheel drive. It is beautiful that you are following the channel, the team leader for the channel, brother Khaled Sulaymani Abu Faisal. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia welcomes the whole world to follow the channel
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  18561. That oval race track you saw in Google Earth is a Harness Track or trotting track!
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  18562. Hi Ian, watching the unboxings videos is always heart-warming for me as it shows the love and generosity of my fellow Aussies towards you and your lovely family. The main reason I feel is your view of our nation is honest appreciative and unlike so many other American's who think the world revolves around them, so enjoy all the goodies that come your way as we love your channel mate. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘❤❤❤❤
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  18563. Those Guys/Girls are nuts 🥜🥜. Hope their life insurance policy is paid up.😆. Sending much love from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘🍻🍺❤️.🇺🇲🦅
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  18564. If you love the sound of F1s you should react to the Lamborghini Murcielago R-GT one of the best sounding race cars out there and very underrated
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  18565. I don't drink alcohol anymore but i remember that Heineken, Carlsberg and Pilsner Yurkwell taste like piss. European beer that you can find in supermarkets or in tv commercials all around the world are usually over marketed piss.
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  18566. When Ajax got their new Stadium in Amsterdam about 25 years ago, people complained it lacked atmosphere. The supporters took it upon themselves to improve the atmosphere about 10 years later, the club cooperated, and now it's famour for it's atmosphere around Europe. I myself am I fan rather than a supporter, they don't always manage a good job, but they try to help their team win rather than reacting to the entertainment. Basketbal in South-East Europe gets heated too.
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  18567. Carlsberg is like your average run of the mill lager in the uk. Heineken the same. Loving Pedros bottle opener lol. My brother uses his wedding ring!
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  18568. At 13:00 , yes a Rover. Made lots of sedans for mainly right hand drive markets. The big success for left hand drive markets was the Range Rover and Land Rovers. Likely the first SUV that now infest our roads pressuring cars out of existence.
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  18569. I highly recommend checking out tank biathlon if you have ever wondered what racing army tanks would look like watch it and you’ll get your answer. Trust me you’ll be impressed.
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  18570. i was driving in sydney a few years back . a spider fell off the sun visor on to my right shoulder i pulled over ,opened the window and flicked it off. i heard it hit the road. it was a big huntsman .
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  18571. Ian it's really interesting traveling around this broad, brown beautiful land & seeing the place names. Strange mix of English, Irish & Scottish along with the tongue twisting indigenous names. Around my patch in Central Qld you'll see "One armed man creek", Police Camp Creek & close by Tipperary Creek. More unlike green rain kissed Ireland than you can possibly imagine. Some poor bloody homesick Irishman said "yep, this is close enough" Subdivision close go here is made up allotments named after counties in Ireland. Wtf???
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  18572. Just a little bit that isn't that known about with the Aussie Charger. All the development for it was done using a shortened ute and most of the handling/brake and suspension development was done by a top level race driver named Leo Geoghegan.
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  18573. Keep in mind that what is being changed influences the speed of the pitstop significantly. For instance with F1 there was refueling for a period and that made the pitstops around 7-8 seconds. And just 5 years ago the F1 pitstops were regularly below 2 seconds because all they had to do was change tires (the 1.8 second from Red Bull pitstop is still insane). And I believe that Nascar pitstops have become a lot faster this year because they went from a traditional 5 nut wheel attachment to a single nut wheel attachment. P.S. that thing that you wondered about around 12:50 is a compressed air line that is used to power the airjacks that are built into the GT3 (or GTE, not sure) car. They are used to lift the car from the ground so that they don't need an human powered system to lift the car like in F1. IndyCar also uses this system
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  18574. I enjoy watching your videos because you have such a open minded/chill out posture and don't freak out at every little difference between cultures. Wish that was the norm - both there AND here in Europe... Everybody is becoming so extreme !! 🙄🙄
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  18575. This is rugby league, a separate code (like CFL/NFL are different). Rugby league has 13 players at a time per team, rugby union has 15.
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  18576. A friend of mine imported a Camaro SS -69 in pristine condition from the US when the dollar was very low compared to the swedish currency. He payed 200 000 kronor, that's about 19 000 dollars for it in todays rate. That was including shipping and swedish registration. Immediately people in sweden offered up to 35 000 dollars for it.
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  18577. The cops are fine. They'll usually stop, help and have a chat. It's a gazetted public road and people get a bit loose in the heat on the bevies so their presence is important.
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  18578. I found Sassy the Sasquatch a few years back and have been a fan ever since. Great fun.
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  18579. The biggest one would be the Queenslander style house which is up on stilts to allow air flow under and around the house to keep it cool and also as protection from flooding.
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  18580. Ian, the Melbourne Demons jersey in Blue & Red, not Black like you reckon. Just a correction mate. Its fairly dark navy blue, so i see how you may mistaken it.
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  18581. Awesome stuff mate, you and your family are right up there !!!
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  18582. Cooling towers ;)
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  18583. Columbian Milo 😉
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  18584. Good info 👍
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  18585. Australia uses the same rules for the ingredients list - in order of quantity. It looks as if they're different, but it seems that they're not. That's odd.
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  18586. Scotties dash cams Australia/New Zealand is another YouTuber that pretty good. He posts usually 1 20min video a week plus maybe a short 1-2min. And Australia definitely not the place to be if your offended by swearing lol the C word can be a term of endearment here 🤣🤣
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  18587. I find it interesting that an Aussie ad refers to petrol as gasoline.
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  18588. you should do the mattara festival hill climb my old home city of newcastle NSW
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  18589. The old ATCC Group C/E cars were more like what you'd be able to buy in a dealer. Somewhat at least anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMZIdErFStQ To mind it was better than Supercars.. If you like the Utes, Stadium Super Trucks might be interesting too, not sure of the origin of these guys though... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-7-ilPxYVQ
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  18590. Kids screaming Mum Dad in the front having a blast (can't hear the kids) with a drop tank at the back in The Old XT Falcon!! Awesome sounding machine Thanks for the share mate!!
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  18591. Murray Walkers lap in an F1 car with Martin Brundle is a good watch also.
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  18592. Should have done a full send instead of turning it off.
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  18593. Thanks Ian for the video of houses around the world maybe you could check out houses in Sydney and Melbourne on it's prices and different kinds of houses in Australia
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  18594. In Portugal we have: Lays Axe Mars Vodafone. It's the best in all areas: coverage, prices and customer service. Plus, it operates all over Europe, when you travel you don't need to switch to a local phone network like you have to do with the other 3 portuguese brands. Also, the Hyundai Kona is called Kauai here because Kona sounds like one of the Portuguese slang words for the female genitalia.
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  18595. My aunt lives across the street from the Cadbury's factory in Tasmania. Can't wait for the Tim Tam slam 👍👍👍👍👍
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  18596. My Maori uncle would teach us a bit at parties, though he lived in Australia long enough to no longer be as in touch with those roots. He also taught me to play the didgeridoo and when I was one of his few nieces that could actually do it, he gave me his “practice” didgeridoo to take home. This was beautiful and tear jerking to watch, thank you. Btw, loving the vids with just you, you and your lovely wife, and the ones with your whole beautiful family. All highly entertaining!
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  18597. That was a typo, it’s Aurora Australis, the southern hemisphere’s version of the Northern Lights.
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  18598. All my windows are like that. I have a son (15 YO) studying in Ireland and he travel the country totally safe, same here (in Spain).
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  18599. Hey, nice company 🎉 Uzdravlje!
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  18600. "Really popular in Europe" -Well, the parents of a friend of mine had one in their house. Other than there, I have never seen one in the German wilderness. They are a total novelty here. Very very rare.
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  18601. This channel definitely deserves this, hands down
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  18602. Lancia 037 on thumbnail, I click
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  18603. G'day Ian and family , you were asking about suggestions for doing a cooking video with all those great condiments you were lucky enough to receive , i was thinking how about doing a family BBQ with Pedro and Danni showing off their cooking skills ? That's if you have a BBQ ofc 😁
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  18604. There is an excellent video of Stephen Fry explaining the laws of cricket. Better than the overview vids most youtubers react to, although you shpuld react to both. Cricket is similar to baseball, vut less complicated rules and more opportunities for batter skill.
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  18605. Cheers from the uk 🇬🇧
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  18606. I love that you love 'Straya' just like we love 'Merica'. Don't spread yer Vegimite too thick. Taste not volume. Add a little honey it enhances the flavor.
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  18607. This is one of the best rally videos you have reacted to Iwrocker the skill these drivers have is incredible and the speed they are going is insane
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  18608. That huge white colored Kenworth was used in the mining sector to haul mining roadtrains and the reason why its taller is its needs a larger radiator in the outback to keep the vehicles engine cool.
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  18609. Formula One is also this weekend.
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  18610. NZ only looks small next to its big flat neighbour. The kiwi car mix is amazing
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  18611. I shop at Morrisons myself in Scotland, I get fresh flavoured Pork Chops or Chicken Breasts for £1-1.50 ($1.5-2)(good for 2 people), Whole Salmon (that I turn into about a dozen salmon steaks" for £15 ($20-25), Sirloin or Rump Steak for about £4 ($5) Each. I spend Very Litte and eat VERY well for the money :P
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  18612. you should do the whole video's you can do longer then 10 minutes !!!!!!!
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  18613. Another Rad Review mate!! As soon as we get our license here (16 and a Half) the Burnout is the first item we practice on our own :) Back in my day (I'm Mid 40's now) we started off in a Holden Gemini or Ford Escort then progress to Rotaries or a V6 or V8 ..The End..
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  18614. Do Switzerland next please. 10:50 this Chrysler Voyager were built in Austria for the EU marked. There were also offered with Mercedes diesel and stick.
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  18615. If you are born Australian, or lived here for a while, you know where to go for good value for money food. No tipping, no weekend charge etc. Only the tourist fall for that crap. Same in the Netherlands where I lived for a long time. I reckon it is the same for you. Greetings from Lizzy from Australia 🦘.
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  18616. Happy thankgsgivin´ to you and your family ! Enjoy all the noms and company :)
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  18617. Vegemite for the win, but I remember Promite as a kid, my sister loved it. I just find Promite too sweet.
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  18618. Promite!!!
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  18619. Promite all day
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  18620. Nice! Congrats guys! Best wishes for you all. Phew...thank goodness you didn't name her Dropbear.
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  18621. I always come back to your channel for balance.... But I've got to say... WRC and TT are the raw form
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  18622. Cheers legend another cool video, much love from Australia brother
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  18623. Agree with most of what you say. Started driving 4WD vehicles in 1950 and have either had my own or company 4 x 4 vehicle since. One item I disagree with is use of 4H. In my opinion throw it into 4H whenever you are off of pavement. You will find it gives you better control and increases your tire life. On gravel roads you may not notice it but in 2 WD you get more slippage especially when the road is washboard which in turn wears your rear tires more. Same when driving in snow. In most cases it is not needed but why get caught with a spin-out when you could have avoided it by switching to 4H? Gives you more control. Won't stop any faster but you do have better control. And when you think of it how often do you see 4WD vehicles in the ditch during the winter? If it is anything like we have around here the majority of vehicles in the ditch are 4 x 4 pick-ups and SUV My experience is highway, industrial, old bush roads and new construction. Which brings in one item I would change and that is the availability of locking the rear diff in high range. If you start to spin out on a hill, and very few younger drivers can shift from high to low at speed, the last think you want to do is come to a stop. Backing down a slick industrial road is not the nicest especially when pulling a trailer. Don't know where most of your driving is done. My work vehicles saw little pavement and by using 4 WD on dirt/gravel roads and rotating tires between 5 - 10,000K more than doubled my tire life.
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  18624. One mountain in south America in the Atacama desert I believe sticks higher in to space than even Everest due to the bulge around the equator of the earth so compared to mt Everest, the Hawaiian island volcano and this one measured from the core of the earth straight up the south American mountain is the highest tip.
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  18625. Not in the Atacama desert, it's mount Chimborazo in Ecuador.
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  18626. I want to try the McPops. The burgers didn’t look very appealing to me, I’d be interested to try them though since you seemed to rate them highly. I wouldn’t wait in line for 3 to 4 hours though 😂
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  18627. Flat headless beer is a London thing, most places in the UK give you a head outside of London. That of course depends on your choice of beer.
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  18628. Bob, you legend! For the beetroot, gotta go into a burger with the lot. Egg, lettuce, tomatoe slices, cheese, beetroot, beef patty, fried onions, your favourite sauce.
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  18629. This was really interesting. Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks mate.
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  18630. For a second there , I thought IAN was going to say he was in Australia
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  18631. Another awesome video mate, can you react to Wild Tasmania in 4k cheers
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  18632. Looking forward to your reaction in mail time? Mate?
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  18633. I did have a Countach poster but I never liked it, it was a present. I love the original prototype Countach, in yellow, with the louvres for air intakes. It lost it's clean, pure lines because of cooling issue and the wings and wheel arches kept making it worse. My taste developped rapidly in those days, especially under the influence of a book with concepts by Guigiaro, Pininfarina, Bertone and Ghia. So I would get a book about Ferrari as a birthday or St.Nick gift when already my interest had shifted to Maserati and Lamborghini. My uncle got it right though, we didn't speak that often so he had to go by his own taste and brought me a poster, framed with glass, of a Mercedes 300SL roaster. The 80's is an interesting decade and the decade of my teens, but during that I grew very fond of the clean edgy 70's designs, starting in the late 60's, and the 50's with Vignale, Allemano, Frua, Ghia the last coachbuilders with their mad ideas. Even Pininfarina went totally bonkers with a Maserati back then, and Pegaso cars from Spain deserves a mention too. I also love the Art deco era, in both the USA and Europe, Cord 812, Auburn, Hispano-Suiza, coach builders for Talbot and Delahaye like Figoni e Falaschi, Saoutchik, the Buccali V12 front wheel drive for example.
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  18634. All Kenworths in Australia are Built in Bayswater, Victoria. I work there :) Recently, We just started build DAF here too. And just Launched the XG+ 660hp DAF
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  18635. Nice vids mate. 👍 You should react to mad mikes mazda, the rx8, miata or rx7 those things are beasts and the wankel engine sound godly.. 🤟
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  18636. G'day Ian, Simon & the Teams that create the content for his channels do a great job & he has a great way of Story Telling
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  18637. Great video, I can't believe how generous people are. I know how much you love Bathurst so if you haven't watched the 1995 race. Larry Perkins with co driver Russell Ingall went from last to 1st to win. It is regarded as the greatest win on the mountain.
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  18638. This was one of the catagories that got me interested in racing, easy to see why
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  18639. The problem with the cyclone hitting where it’s going to is that the houses aren’t built to cyclonic standards here . We are a sub tropical area, that’s why it’s been so long since a tropical cyclone has hit us
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  18640. You have to watch a movie called " Their a Weird Mob" a funny movie about an Italian journalist coming to Australia in the sixties to work for his brothers sport magazine and having to cope with the culture shock of no job and having to work as a brickies labourer.
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  18641. Someone send pedro sultana bran 😂
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  18642. Was going to say his truck is too cliche, to stereotypical dodge aftermarket. However, being a Ram lover, I started to like it the more I watched the video lol your truck still wins tho
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  18643. Volkswagen made the Kombi Van back in the sixties and seventies and they were popular for young people travelling around Australia, especially for surfers following the coast.
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  18644. 07:45 -- Carlsberg (Pilsener) tastes best fresh from the tap. It's nothing out of a can or bottle. The next time taste try "Carlsberg Elephant" (strong beer with 7.2/7.5% or 10% alc.). I like "Tuborg Pilsener" or "Faxe Lager Øl" (1-Litre-can!) from Denmark. Greetings from Northern Germany (typically drinkimg "Jever" or "Flensburger")! 🙂
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  18645. calling hardstyle edm, but ok i guess its kinda dance music too :) Ian, search hardstyle from 2006-7 and up, until like 2010, the best ones (probly u wont, but if u was a bit into edm, or still are, go for it, especially some festivals like defqon and the like
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  18646. If you like that Citroen DS ambulance you should take a look at the Citroen CX Loadrunner. Very goofy looking, but cool modified Citroen CX with 6 wheels.
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  18647. So weird hearing my name Emma in an american accent. An american named lola told me the same thing about hearing her name in our accent. Shes like "you guys say LOL-LAAAAA but we say low-la as one short name 😂"
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  18648. I feel like a single cab long bed PW is going to be the next truck you buy/build?!? I hope so!!
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  18649. Youre enthusiasm makes me realise how much l take my beautiful country for granted. We are truly a lucky country!!!
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  18650. 10 days in Innsbruck, on another trip week in Wien .. But i enjoyed Tirol mountains more (even in the summer). And Swarovski mines is gem by itself ;) Nothing wrong with Wien - zoo, palace, museums, galleries etc .. but Alps countryside .. something else (esp. if you lived whole of your life on flatland).
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  18651. The Ranger Raptor is coming to the US in the next few years when the next generation comes out. Ford said it a while back, I think shortly after the current gen started selling.
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  18652. The station wagon at the end of the video is a factory built Holden Commodore 4WD wagon called an Adventra. You could get a V6 or V8. I think they were produced around 2004-2006. They did not sell well against the SUV onslaught.
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  18653. Living somewhat close to the Rechberg. Legendary race it is.
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  18654. Awesome to see you showing so much love for our country Ian and fam. ✌️
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  18655. The name B. McLaren in the part with the old McLaren's was the man Bruce McLaren himself so if it wasn't for him there wouldn't be the McLaren supercars that get around today
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  18656. Hilly streets like this are common in Lake District town in the North of England, and hill starts/stop are part of the Driving Licence Test, The Seat Leon is a front wheel drive if it was a rear wheel drive it would have an easier job.
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  18657. Remember that $10NZ is $7.00US. This makes the flavour even better.
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  18658. Clint Eastwood is 91! That’s a LOT older than Pedro! Pedro was too young to play in Clint Eastwood’s movies. 😜👍
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  18659. Me too, and I like his voice.
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  18660. The out takes are soooo good.
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  18661. Props for even having a PS2 setup somewhere. I've got a couple sitting in a box somewhere.
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  18662. Hi Ian. You want to check out the British side cars when they're on the Isle of man, UK truck racing in the 80/90s at Brands Hatch, stock cars as well. More things stolen from England probably 😂
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  18663. Welcome back!.. Great to see ya. Congrats on becoming a dad and on buying a new homestead. Sorry to hear though that you are selling the Power Wagon. Gotta be honest, the Power Wagon was what kept me around. But out of respect and because I like your style I'll stick around for a bit longer to see some of the new content you have planned.
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  18664. Get that Aussie mindset and dont feel guilty for taking a break, life is too short to be working non stop.
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  18665. I'd recommend also watching racing moments of kimi's He's got plenty of those too
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  18666. I thought the same.
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  18667. Also - if you can live without the FPV badge, the same vehicle is half the value!
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  18668. If you've seen the show "Wanna bet", this is the original. And he didn't make the time limit.
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  18669.  @IWrocker  the type of glass is not that big of an issue, that is more cosemetic for the eye 🙂 its how fast and the angle you serve it in the glass, it will shake up the flavors/ingredients total diffrent 😛
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  18670. Fun Fact: you can auction for unimogs formerly run by public service (including the army version) on german state run websites. Sometimes you "have" to buy them in 10er quantities
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  18671. Love the TCM, pure muscle. You could also check out the "Aussie Racing Cars". 1/2 sized cars, 1.3L, I4, 11500rpm rippers.👌🏽
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  18672. Search Grantham queensland floods 2011 on YouTube.
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  18673. I bought some Aussie lamb in Arizona in 1019 and it was bloody expensive three times the price it is in Australia
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  18674. I saw this video prior to this. I'm keen to hear your take. She was definitely a driver. A very good driver.
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  18675. Happy New Year young man :)
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  18676. Meh, you need yourself a Falcon with a Barra Turbo. Tough to break and easy to make fast.
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  18677. Your a good bloke Ian love the channel 🙂
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  18678. Burning Mountain is about half an hour drive from here. However never been or seen it.
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  18679. Aussie here too....Go the Bruins!!
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  18680. Ian, thought if you are not aware, it is Anzac Day here again on the 25th, next Tuesday. Lest We Forget
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  18681. If you need road access and your vehicle doesn't comply with standard construction and equipment requirements, you can apply for a conditional vehicle registration. This will allow limited access to the road network to perform specific functions.
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  18682. Seriously more Mexican food we love it in oz but we dunno if we getting real stuff cos it’s only el paso stuff most eat
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  18683. Please don't take this the wrong way Ian lol but on of my fave bumper stickers is c u in the nt.
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  18684. You need to see when they race at mulsanne straight the Gr.C, my favorite cars are Aston Martin AMR1, Porsche 962, Spice, Nissan, Toyota, Mazda and Sauber Mercedes. Yes, Michael Schumacher race in the year 1990 world sports prototype championship with Sauber Mercedes C11 and 1991 at 24h of Le Mans who finished 5th overall.
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  18685. Australia also has ten deserts compared to four in the USA. Cheers for Oz.
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  18686. I actually prefer Indy-car racing over NASCAR, but each to their own 🤷🏽‍♂️ I heard Scotty Mc got his 1st win the other day 👏👏👏
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  18687. since you’ve watched rally from the 80s and 2020s, you should watch some from the 90s tbh.
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  18688. I'm from UK but toured NZ in 2009. I noticed that more than half the cars were Japanese but didn't realise that such a lot were imported secondhand from Japan. My only experience of that was having to buy a used Isuzu diesel engine that was imported from Japan. It ran eventually but when I got it all 4 glowplugs were burnt out.
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  18689. As stated here earlier, it is really heartwarming to watch and listen to you. The list is too short though - because eventhough our country is tiny, there are many more beautiful places worth visiting here (castles, mountains and so on). You should also try our cuisine (svickova, kulajda, livance, chlebicky, prdelacka, koprova omacka, kyselo, buchty, plnene papriky, skubanky and many many more ;-) ... Come, taste and see !
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  18690. That moment that all the cars hit their accelerators at the rolling starts .... the visuals, the sounds, the power, always makes me smile.
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  18691. You should get a Power Wagon again.
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  18692. If someone hasn’t mentioned already, you need to try a timtam slam. You’ll love it I reckon.
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  18693. Love Ricky, One of the best
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  18694. She was a sport! That looked terrifying! I swear I thought she was going to lose her lunch. 🤣
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  18695. Hello from germany! The Germanic language is the oldest in Europe! Almost all european languages have developed from this! Greetings Nephilim
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  18696. G'day Ian, l have been to that museum 3 times and l don't think l will ever see it all as they are adding displays all the time, for a petroleum head it's mind-blowing, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  18697. 5:56 considering I just spent 3 days building levees and filling sand bags because my town is about to have its worst flood in 1000 years, yes yes we are sick of the rain.
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  18698. Incredible 👋 how fast was that , yes fun to watch especially the internal camera view hugging the road wow
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  18699. Important to note The specs for the engine were taken from the weakest one they Dyno'd Most CTRs were over 500hp and weighed under 1200kg sooo 2400lbs and would smash 220mph in a straightline Legendary car and driver in perfect harmony here.
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  18700. Some of those were a bit cruel to the States. We do love the States.
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  18701. Spiffy clothes Pedro. You look so handsome 🥰
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  18702. so proud of chaz, he deserves some shine in bathurst
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  18703. Now roll the window up n down 100 times lol
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  18704. Love your enthusiasm, man. Just an amendment to the red-blue emergency lights: it's a fairly new thing (used to be all-blue), but you're right, it's better this way. Should you be around one day, let me know, I'd love having a beer with ya (also: we have a fire station with plenty of these cool vehicles just around the corner:-))
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  18705. 2:40 another thing about Lewis is that he's very resiliant, he didn't win all of his championships in one string like most drivers, he has had spurts of wins Also for adelaide footage here's a 1990 ferrari onboard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O22E8lXfjVg And here's a battle between senna and mansel in 92 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAJIO-0p0iM
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  18706. That was very interesting! Makes me wonder which one I'd picked to be Aussie Milo. Generally I'll eat all chocolate LOL but I am not into eating Nesquik! A can of Milo and a spoon is all you need 👍👍👍👍
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  18707. My old Statesman is the equivalent to your Caprice Cop cars .Mid 2000s era . I have 2 uploads of it , the oldest of which shows the car style more so.
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  18708. Australia take burn outs seriously. best in the world. this is probably a good time for you to review summernats
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  18709. G'day Ian. At 30:09 you asked about the Leyland Force 7. A very rare car that did not get into full production. A sports version of the P76 which had a 4.4 litre larger version of the original Range Rover V8. More detail and a drive from Glen Everitt : https://youtu.be/S21P9n2RoBE One of ten survivors went for auction a while back : https://youtu.be/HVz8EewBRIs From Grey's Auctions, another we have here with lots of cars you would like on their channel. Like this Torana to be auctioned online this week : https://youtu.be/kuwLmN-hUQc
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  18710. Love your channel guys, especially when it’s about New Zealand🇳🇿 &/or Australia🇦🇺🦘… I’m a Kiwi living in Aus, and actually learn a lot about this country from you, haha!😂
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  18711.  @Teagirl009  yeah and it would have to be an off road caravan or Camper because I reckon that he would spend most of his time in the outback
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  18712. The factory R5 moves approx. 190 km/h according to the gearbox, today it is according to the FIA ​​​​R2 (WRC 2) ŠKODA Fabia R5 and R2 recently announced 500 cars sold. The WRC1 is a pure race car, it is only driven by Factory teams and it also uses an electric motor, so it also has a 1.6 turbo with a short-term performance with a hybrid system of 520 hp. WRC 2 already uses some parts from real production cars. Engine 1.6 turbo approx. 300 HP and only has 5 speeds
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  18713. If you wonder.... carwow raced a formula 1 car, a McMurty and a Rimac Nevera in this video: "F1 Car vs World's FASTEST Hypercars: DRAG RACE" - and it's bloody good fun.
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  18714. When I lived in Australia (back in the 1980's) the 'UTE', or utility vehicle, was massively popular with farmers and city folk alike ! I know the States love their big pick up trucks too as I was fortunate enough to spend most of 1995 in California. I do like the look of those Renault Euro trucks ! Great video ! ..great channel ! I was sent over to you by Al's Collectables.
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  18715. That Fiat/Seat/<I guess there were some eastern version> 127 was the rally entry car for the 70's and the 80's. Super cheap and agile. Very fun to drive. There was an abarth version witn 100Hp. They were my first 2 cars. 1000cc of fun. There was a mk II, and later in Spain Seat evolved it even more with the "Fura" (Ferret in Catalan, nice name). Reaching the max with the "Crono" version in the late 80's. 1400 cc of madness. (Here in POV action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7NRDztc_Fc) Here a tour of the car (in spanish): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyCJr1nEF-8
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  18716. And that's why he was the greatest ever
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  18717. You can pay to go on big versions of these on Sydney harbour, they’re insane!
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  18718. In some Aral gas stations in Germany, you can get 102 Octane 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉... I fill up my fiesta St on it sometimes and I swear I feel both the power in the engine and the hole in my bank account 😊😂
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  18719. I came here for the v8 sound, but driving in reverse was the most impressive for me. Pure driving skills
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  18720. It is estimated that around 670,000 New Zealand citizens live in Australia (close to 15 per cent of New Zealand's population), while there are around 70,000 Australians in New Zealand.
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  18721. Glad that you had a good experience. I have a 2016 with around 350 hours, and the PTO clutch has failed twice (around 150 hrs each time). The deck mount hardware has also failed and had to be replaced. In both cases, Hustler has improved these items on newer mowers, but existing owners are left to suffer. There is a cutout and wiring harness under your control panel for a hour meter, just pick up a Husqvarna one on Amazon for $30. There is a second cutout I used to mount a light switch. You can also spray the foot deck with a spray on truck bed liner. The power coat finish is weak and starts to wear off after the first year.
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  18722. Happy Australia Day Jan 26 2023 to everybody. Just finished some killa BBQ. Can't beat BBQ cooked on a hot plate over an open fire. Just tastes way better lol.
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  18723. Cheers from Aus, I’ve put back a few of both those beers in my day! Glad you enjoyed them! VB for me. Daddo’s favourite 👍
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  18724. Loving the snow content !
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  18725. Congratulations on the arrival of your new baby! Your baby is lucky enough to have you two as parents!😉😍🥰 Sending warm hugs and adoring wishes to you and your little ones. From DAF-country The Netherlands Cheers! Edd🍼👶👩‍🍼🤗
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  18726. OOOOOOOOHHHHHhhhhhhh We have SOOOOoo much Clarke and Dawe for you Ian!!! SOOOo much. Look into all you can and also look into trying to purchase the "Sydney 2000 Olympics" series that they did together with other hugely funny Aussie comedians. Such a great series!!! You will be super impressed with that.
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  18727. Most of these houses are in Sydney. I live 30 mins away from Vaucluse, Mosman & Point Piper. Anything with views of Sydney harbour cost the big $$$$$
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  18728. I’m the youngest of five (I’m 49 & my mother’s no longer with us) and my mum used to put a teaspoon of Vegemite into our water in our baby bottles when we were babies😀
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  18729. Yes Ian I think that truck drivers are so skilled at what they have to do and I am sure you would find some YouTube footage of say British truckers who navigate what I think are impossible places. I think it is also good to note that a lot of the longer trailers do have their own steering system built into them in order for them to get into and around spots non-steerable trailers would not be able to get into. There are some good docos on British truckers that show how they do it too. I also think that a lot of the steerable trailers are made in Germany though I cannot think of the manufacturer of them.
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  18730. This is so precious! Congrats Ian and your lovely family, thanks for sharing.
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  18731. You wanna see a cool truck? Check out The Phantom driven by Sludge. It's a beautifully turned out rig and Sludge is a top bloke.
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  18732. That should make part owners Michael Andretti and Zak brown happy because the boys at McLaren are not doing so well
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  18733. Logitech G25,G29/G920 (same wheel just different compatibility with consoles. G29=PlayStation,g920= Xbox) or Thrustmaster T-150. These wheels and pedals are more then enough for ETS2/ATS
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  18734. It's funny, I mentioned Paulaner and Weihenstephaner in a comment on your previous beer videa and now... lo and behold 😅
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  18735. Love you guys reacting to aboriginals artwork longest living culture in the world much love from a aboriginal men much respect
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  18736. gday Ian I love the valiant, I'm a holden man myself but like you I appreciate great cars. My all time favorite is the cooper s mini , they're awesome little pocket rockets. Also if you havent seen Krancky yet check it out .A blown HQ Holden does an amazing burn out I don't want to say any more just watch it when you get a chance cheers mate
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  18737. In Australia we tow with cars and SUV's also. I know the schooling model is similar here in Melbourne, I have two Nieces 19 and 22 (who both finished their schooling a few years back) but both went in different directions once they reached year 10 in high school based on their future goals and plans. One did VCAL from year 11- year 12 with only one year of a Uni course to complete to become qualified and the other completed up to year 12 and went on to start a 3 year course at Uni. We also pay for our fuel after we have filled up but you can also pay at the pump too. With recycling we get 4 different wheelie bin supplied by our local councils, a purple lid bin for glass, a yellow lid bin for all other recyclables, a dark green lid bin for general waste and a bright green lid bin for garden green waste including green kitchen scraps and egg shells.
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  18738. The fingerlings grow in the bush wild here in aus they are fat little things bout as big as your thumb they are like a leathery bag ful of balls of lime juice and pop when you bite into them really cool in cooking just like normal lime put on fish and stuff like that
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  18739. I think it meant that nordic countries have majority of small companies and they are very usual and because of that we have more and heavily customized (mostly, the smaller the company is, more customized trucks) idk if that made any kind of sense to you because its kinda hard to tell that, atleast in english
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  18740. as an American living in France, it's the size of drinks in fast food. the size of large drinks is equivalent to a medium or possibly a small in the US. My daughter gets a kick out of the Big Gulp I get whenever we go visit 7-11 inthe states .
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  18741. You gotta check this out! WHY wombats poop cubes! SERIOUSLY!!!
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  18742. hi, thanks for the response to the Czech machines. Can I ask for further responses to the Czech machine? I send many greetings from the Czech Republic :)
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  18743. Those masks make you look like bogan banditos. ;) Happy new year, fam. I just had left-over flautas for breaky. Thanks for the recipe and the entertainment.
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  18744. Must have front and Rear Plates, do not need stickers any more, if imported Car like Left hand drive, need plate for that, you can pay extra to get car plate made to fit certain cars, there have been many different plates in each state over years. WA used to have Plates for all the Shires used to play game with them when did 1700km trip every year, not sure if they still do. NT has had some great Commemorative Plates, used to be cheap to get personalised plates in NT, so they are everywhere and little Rude of Course. Your WA logo that liked was a Swan that is the WA Logo. Pic was blurred on NT Plates think in center of Sun may have been a Brolga (native NT Bird) When lived in QLD had a "Sandy 1" as my Plate.
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  18745. I usually only drink fountain Coke in the states. The bottled/canned coke has a strange after taste to me.
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  18746. That last one is kind of wrong...Ram did have a Hemi badge on it. I know I know that truck can have a Cummins but I kind of disagree with your answer on it. Still super fun! You should do these again.
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  18747. Hey Ian, you need to take us out for drive into the desert there. It looks stunning!
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  18748. That hat definitely suits the mrs better
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  18749. I went to Lord Howe Island in 2007. Stunning place, the rim of an extinct volcano, and so isolated - yet also part of the federal electorate (or district as you guys would call it) of Sydney. As the narrator said, the airport landing strip is so short that only small aircraft like Dash 8s can land there. You have to keep your baggage under certain weight, and the airport staff weigh you before you board! I also climbed Mt Gower with a guided tour group, not realising until I was partway up that it was going to be WAAAY harder than I expected 😂😂 I could barely walk for a couple of days afterward. Glad I did it though, as I've become chronically ill since then and can't travel at all, let alone climb mountains!
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  18750. I like the longer vids, but shorter clips are cool. Yep, I remember this. Back in those days I never missed a race in the series.
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  18751. Leopard 2A class Main battle tank and the Scania 143E is driving around in Poland
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  18752. True Love always triumphs!.
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  18753. Most UK pool tables in pubs are only 6-7 foot long, not 8-9 foot like US pool tables so the 12 foot snooker tables seem even bigger to Brits who play pool, they are massive! I used to play a lot of pool and even played Mark Selby once who has won the snooker world championship. You would find UK 8 ball a little strange but more and more people do play US rules these days, main difference is UK pool doesn't have a rack or rail rule so you can play boring roll up shots in UK pool. Snooker is insanely hard though, even for good pool players at first the table is just so damn big, the balls are a fraction smaller and the pockets are much tighter on a snooker table, the cues are thinner and tips much smaller, it's actually very different to play and can be extremely tactical which I love about it, it's a little more like chess than pool.
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  18754. Got to say you have a great channel and such a lovely bloke open and honest...good luck with your channel , you have the right personality for social media...👍
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  18755. If memory serves me correctly Cosmc's is based on one of MacDonald earliest characters... And their meant to be opening somewhere around 10-14 restaurants on a trial basis
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  18756. Yeah, cool plate options, all come at a cool price $$$$ the governments raking in the big bucks, and you have to pay the premium EVERY YEAR to keep them
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  18757. Pedro is so cool. Pedro for president!
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  18758. You sometimes see these at military shows or veteran car meets. And this is in Denmark.
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  18759. That little silver car was possibly a Honda Beat. These tiny cars are a specific car category in Japan where there are strict restrictions on vehicle size, Engine cc and horsepower output. They are referred to as 'Kei' cars, (pronounced Kay). Engines no bigger than 660cc and a max of 64 horsepower. They are little, light and great fun to drive.
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  18760. Interesting note from Tassie, I also grew up at the southern end of Tassie myself, at least until 10 years old when we left the state for the mainland. Going back a very long time ago now lol, back then my home town was called Hythe, very close to Dover, however, it's now been renamed as Southport I believe.
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  18761. Look up Ginetta Juniors. Full-on foot to the floor racing from start to finish in equally matched cars so it's about pure driver skill and race craft. Then check out the post race interviews - you'll be amazed how young they are!
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  18762. Rugby split into Rugby League and Rugby Union in 1895 - rules have diverged ever since. The South Sydney Rabbitohs are owned by actor Russell Crowe a lifelong fan.
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  18763. Well, you’ve got Melbourne and Bathurst right… that’s all you need to know 😂
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  18764. That thing is 50 years old!
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  18765. There are many Truck races and classes in Europe... BUT, i think (what bores me to death, because i know all these cars since i'm 6^^) you would LOVE European Oldtimer Rallies even more! Seeing all these great cars together the first times must be quite impressive - like just seeing the best looking old BMW's, the M1, the CLS and the 507 going sportive up a beautiful mountain in Austria or Swizerland after each other HAS to blow your mind :)) Cheers!
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  18766. Bunnings is so much more then Home Depot. Bunnings is a lifestyle choice hahaha. The Bunnings sausage sizzle is the go to weekend lunch.
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  18767. The car scene here In Shepparton is pretty big. We have a car show called Spring Nats. Our version of summer nats. I live across the road from where it's held now.
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  18768. How easy did the driver make it look to reverse such a massive load. Then i go down to the local shops and have to wait about 5 minutes for someone who can't reverse a Nissan Micra out of a space. They truly are Kings of the road and we should all treat these men and women with the respect they deserve
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  18769. I love the sound of the didgeridoo.
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  18770. I have a friend who did amateur rallying as a co-driver. he loved the fact of being able to drive on normal roads at full throttle legally... He was a very calm person. RIP Nico.
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  18771. That Walkinshaw VL is one of the most pricey classic Aussie muscle cars - my favourite model of the Commodores, so biased - but I would also take the Commodore if I had a choice.
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  18772. What a ripper intro! Loved it! Happy New Beers!
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  18773. One of the idiosyncrasies of certain 2 stroke engines... my old Yamaha Dt175 dirt bike would run backwards... was a fun trick to play on a friend when I was a kid... I would already have it running backwards and then offer a mate a ride and the look on their face as they let the clutch out as they took of backwards was always fun. Ha ha ha.. Cheers mate 👍
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  18774. Boll-ard as in the word hard, not bollurds as in the word turd.
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  18775. You said biscuits 😄👍🇦🇺
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  18776. The old Renault 5 GT Turbo was a rallye BEAST!
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  18777. Mazda 787B sounds amazing!!!!! And the downshifts OMG!!!!!
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  18778. Tasmania has great value for money because you can get a large property with a decent sized house but it’s a much cooler climate.
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  18779. I'm glad to see you back in your rig. I'm also glad that you've rationalized the whole expensive ordeal so well. Personally I think the dealership (I know the one) fucked you over on the warranty. I bought my RAM at Benoy Motors in Woodstock and they've gone way out of their way to get certain work done for me under warranty. The dealer has the wherewithal to help a guy out if they want to. Anyway, the truck looks great and it's good to see you back in it and happy again. Drive it in good health. Tom
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  18780. The one thing that is rarely mentioned its US transportation costs. Its a huge country and taking goods thousands of miles and keeping them in good condition is very expensive. Having been to WS just buying fresh flowers for US friends in Wenatchee which is not far from Seattle was really hard. Logists in a little country like the UK is way easier
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  18781. The orange colour is more impact full, but that from a Dutch man
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  18782. You have to take out the r sounds and watch how your vowels sound and that will get you a lot better with the Aussie accent. We can do American accents more easily because we grew up watching mostly American shows and movies. We live on the Sunshine Coast which is 55 miles on the north side of Brisbane and the Gold Coast is less than 50 miles south of Brisbane. I prefer to live on the Sunny Coast more than the Gold Coast because it’s not as busy and expensive as the the Goldie
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  18783. Pretty random list…. I think you hit the nail on the head with your Cricket/Gridiron analogy. We do have some local American Football teams in some competitions, but they don’t hold a candle to Cricket. I mean, the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) is the largest stadium in the Southern Hemisphere…. Bit of an unfair comparison for the US.
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  18784. Drinking a Italian India pale ale in Swiss while watching Americans try German and European beers😂 (Edit: i would love to hear your opinion on American and Canadian double IPA's and West Coast IPA's wich are extremely Popular in the countries where you got those beers from. We are now at the point that every company loving brewing is trying to produce real American craft beer wich is still considered better that what you got to try today😮)
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  18785. Winnipeg is my home town, thanks for visiting! Being in the middle of the country we have incredible temperature swings. On average we are usually considered the coldest Canadian city. We can average -22F to -40F and then in summer we get hot and humid very often around 199F. So it definitely is not for not for everyone also because most of are cities are close to the border people assume no one lives in the northern regions which is not true. We have all kinds of towns some big, some small that stretch northerly.. Here in Manitoba we have the town of Churchill which is right on the shores of Hudson Bay. Mind you it is only accessible by train or plain. But it is the polar bear capital of the world and attracts loads of tourist to see the bears as well as the beluga whales ( before the bay freezes over).. Another place to check out is Narcisse, Manitoba which has the largest gathering of snakes in the world. Mind you they are harmless garter snakes, but several videos have been made about them and National Geographic..A lot of jokes are made about us. Winnipeg is often referred to as “ Winterpeg”. Also Manitobans saying to newcomers “ I was born here, what’s your excuse”?. Really enjoyed your video.
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  18786. I don't drink anymore - can't tolerate it - but Bundy rum and Coke used to be my fave drink and this video is making me nostalgic 😅
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  18787. A friend of mine has one, we use it extensively at airsoft games and mil-sims. It's expensive and I don't understand my friend, but we trash it like there's no tomorrow, especially at mil-sims where we offroad, shoot from it and at it. The windows are a bit "scratched" but the thing just rocks.
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  18788. mate you need to do a video on john britten and the motorbike he built in his garage called the v1000
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  18789. Oh my good how will i watch the video now Where is the beard ???
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  18790. I'm new to the channel and as a fan of F1 for 20yr its good to see your reaction videos of the sport. How about a reaction vid to the sound of the blown diffuser/ exhaust the teams used in 2010/11? The downshifts sound absolutely menacing.
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  18791. The prototype seems black, but was military green. The drivers in the video are Giorgio Pianta (the old guy) and Markku Alen.
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  18792. That 50K subscribers is getting closer!!
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  18793. Love these videos!!
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  18794. This is our hood, woot woot! We'd love to take you out here when you're in Australia, known as "The Goldie" or the GC to the locals. FYI,.....you live in Sydney or live in Brisbane but you live "ON THE" Gold Coast, go figure. Also, I've always wondered if you're right regarding cars available to market as I've heard this before. Something like 56 brands apparently. Unfortunately it's not necessarily the blessing it may first appear to be. Why would so many manufacturers compete for less than 1 million new car sales per year nationally? By US standards, a pitterfully small market. Right hand drive as well, not to mention fiercely stringent ADR's (Australian Design Rules) Eg high cost of compliance plus the added joy of luxury car tax (>$72k) It's because they get far too much for them. They simply charge more than many other countries. Colloquially known as the Australia Tax to us down under.
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  18795. Have a wonderful Xmas with your lovely family! 🎄🎄❤🎄🎄
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  18796. Good time to buy, Prices just started climbing again recently. Most properties in NSW have lost 10% - 15% value in the last few months.
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  18797. If you go back though this you will hear what things they run in these race trucks as most of them run a semi automatic gearbox and a few run a manual gearbox but modified to about up to 8 gears so the gear ratio would suit most tracks
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  18798. I’m more and NRL fan, Penrith Panthers all my life but I do follow the Richmond tigers 🐯 too in the AFL 👍🏻
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  18799. I heard that the ballpoint pen was invented by two people, probably the Hungarian man she spoke of, but the other man who was involved was a fellow named, Bic. I think we are all familiar with that guy.
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  18800. Uk modern registration plates have numbers to depict when the vehicla was 1st registered eg 02 was start of the year 2002 whereas 52 is the end of the year 2002. Vehicles are currently being registered as 23 until September when it changes to 73. The zig-zag line markings indicate a pedestran crossing and you cannot park on these lines as it obsures the walker's veiw.
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  18801. We have those 6x6s in Finland in Helsinki Airport and I've been lucky to be on one (during my work-life experience) and it was a beast to ride it and it felt bit weird that I was in front of the front wheels. Also they are quite fast for the size.
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  18802. XXXX Gold brings back a childhood memory for me. My Uncles are huge drinkers, and would sit around and sink piss until the BBQ, then start back up till early hours of the morning, on Christmas. One of my uncles mates used to come over and he drank XXXX Gold, at the time I was around 12, and he would always say I'll be driving a train tomorra/tomorrow When they first come out they had a Train, under the XXXX Logo.
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  18803. Very proud Aussie here well done on paying it forward... My partner and I have G OT you something special and should be arriving very soon..
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  18804. As a Canadian, not a chance this hook maneuver would go well here, either. 😳😂
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  18805. Well done guys, do mexican tacos next with your mrs next!
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  18806. Congrats mate woo hoo we're so happy for u mate u and your family😀✌
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  18807. The town I’m from in Victoria Australia has Victoria’s largest gun store and like camping supplies stores? Places like this are very common in Australia! These are city people!!
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  18808. Im in new south Wales I've been warned that we might need to evaluate by 12 o clock tonight
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  18809. I love it all ! Race hard! Cheers.
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  18810. Literally just finished watching your "rough country" video from 3 years ago… You look so different… You still got that truck? (Did you fix that driver side front spring that everyone was talking about in the comments 😂)
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  18811. for me it was your truck
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  18812. Great video mate very Informative. I like them all. they are all very nice and are Very different from what we see in Australia.
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  18813. Loved them all - great collection!
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  18814. The first truck, the old white one, sounded “authentic”. The last one purrs, it sounds like a smooth ride.
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  18815. Theres loads of videos on 4x4ing around Australia and the work put into their rigs. All forms like cummins 5.9Ls in patrols to supercharged 6.2L chev ls powered off roaders. Custom bodies similar to the 4 door patrol ute towing the camper in that vid and a range of different custom custom fabrications to various 4x4s. The diehard guys get fully financial into their rigs.
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  18816. the Elizabeth factory is 5 minutes down the road for me. Shame they shut down, I knew a lot of people who worked for them.
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  18817.  @louisestevenson5102  I think we live in probably the best place on earth, it's def hard to beat here, so many great things are nearby. If I ever have a bit of a bad day I always just look up at the mountain and into the rainforest and it instantly cheers me up. Hard to feel shit when you live in such a beautiful place..
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  18818. Awesome reaction mate , I can se you enjoyed this one cheers
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  18819. Wow, I didn't know it got that hot down south. I'm inland Queensland and we get hot but not that hot. Ours is just 'normal' heat from being far away from the coast with the desert winds, but boy that concrete jungle makes things way worse.
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  18820. Ian you are the True Rocker staying awake to make the this clip Like the guy in the clip Just A Legend!!!
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  18821. They are awesome to watch Ian. They can slipstream really well. Go three into a corner. So much fun.
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  18822. I watched this live, and as a Norwegian and an Olsen fan it was definitely scary to watch
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  18823. The cool thing about the crossings bok noise, is that they actually pulse to the touch as well for deaf people 👍
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  18824. Oi Wellzy. Don’t ever ask an Aussie to root for ya mate. Just a heads up. Farkenoath!
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  18825. We have a similar tulip festival in Canberra every spring called "Floriade". With a display of over one million blooms, it's the biggest celebration of spring in Australia and attracts visitors from around the country, and the world.
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  18826. Hello from Switzerland 🇨🇭 love it ✌🏻
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  18827. Erica Bana at 7:02 wearing the St Kilda Football club jumper of the then Victorian Football league. He might even be number one ticket holder at St Kilda nowadays. You were right about the car being a Ford. Similar to US Falcons of the era. The car being a 1967 local XR Ford Falcon station wagon built not very far from where the photo was taken, The JVL prefix Victorian registration plate ties in with the car year, since 1967 started with the JRD plates and 1968 started with JXE plates.
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  18828. Finalllyyy iwrocker is back!!!
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  18829. There some really crazy hillclimb clips like the guy in the GP2 car going all out. Hope to see more!
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  18830. They went mental for those Coles miniatures, jumping with excitement just like every kid here did as well. Put a massive smile on my face.
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  18831. I live in Western Australia and I’m not an expert on European football but I love Vinnie Jones and used to watch him play a lot. Just check out his “squirrel grip” and you’ll see how serious people take the game lol 😂 I actually used his technique to take my attacker to the ground and hold him there for at least 20 minutes waiting for police to arrive. If a random patrol hadn’t seen my car parked on the road, lights on and doors open, he’d have lost his nuts for sure 🤷🏻‍♀️
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  18832. Hi Ian, I remember back in the late 90's or early 00's my brother went to Bathurst for the bikes as he used to race bikes back in the 80's in Victoria. Anyway, after the race he took his bike, a Kawasaki GPZ900 for a lap before he headed home to Queensland. Well the cops weren't impressed clocking him at 160km/h at the start of Conrod, to make matters worse, he still had his Victorian Driver's license on a Queensland registered motorcycle and living in a caravan park in Queensland. He was looked up overnight till confirming that he owned the bike etc., it went to court and he was suspended from driving in NSW for a year and fined but I don't remember how much, cheers
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  18833. As cookie monster says, "Timtams are a sometimes food", :) Shapes rock!
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  18834. Indiana Jones' original whip(s) were made from hoppers by aussie whip maker David Morgan.
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  18835. Tim Tam overload no such thing.
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  18836. NSW uses a lot of different types of vehicles in the Police from standard sedans, through hotted up cars for HWP unmarked, station wagons for people like the Dog Squad, Vans, Trucks etc. I am sure it's the same elsewhere. I remember years ago we needed to borrow a car every week from the carpool and you would get some weird and wonderful unmarked non pursuit vehicles along with the regular pool ones. The best was the one from the dog Squad trainer which we would get sometimes with a caged back area that smelt of wet dog - it was funny riding around in it. Great video
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  18837. UK isn't the only country who tested nukes in the southern hemisphere : France did it too. And the topic about the longest or shortest names is so english-speaking centered 🙄 Not all langages writes the countries' name in the same way. And not all languague use latin alphabet. "Japan" takes 5 letters in english, but only two kanjis in japanese 😏
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  18838. 5:32 Spanish brand called uro
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  18839. G'day Ian love to see the best crashes of Rally championships l think they would be the most spectacular and dangerous in the car racing world, great vision, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  18840. Hi Ian. A tropical cyclone is what North America calls a hurricane, in the north-west Pacific Ocean they are known as typhoons. As far as I recall cyclones are rated on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the most dangerous. Darwin in the Northern Territory was hit by category 5 cyclone Tracy on Xmas Day in 1975. I'm in Sydney so shouldn't have too much to worry about. I do remember that we got the remnants of a cyclone in the late 80s, after the cyclone made landfall it moved south & gradually lessened in intensity the longer it stayed over land. Torrential rain for about a week!
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  18841. My brother in law was based (and will be re based) at Lone Pine and the Government knows that the people know that the Government lies about what goes on there, the Government tries the "Jedi wave" nothing to see here. Once when my fam was visiting them, in Alice Springs AKA Alice we drove past the site (you can see it from a distance) going to Ayers Rock and The Olgas on a tour, and the tourist driver pointed it out and said 'If you ask anyone that works there they will tell you they are a carpenter or a gardener'. We were sitting next to each other and I asked him quietly 'So are you a gardener or a carpenter', we both cracked up so loud, the whole coach looked at us wondering why we were laughing so hard. A point of note: Only parts of Ayers Rock are sacred sites, The Olga's are definitely spiritual and are sacred. White man law has now stopped people from climbing Ayers Rock, not the native Aboriginal people or leaders. As per my contact who knows the aboriginal community leaders in the area.
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  18842. The truth is that the video to which you have reacted is very good, but at the same time it is outdated. As you well say in the video, the United Kingdom is no longer in the union. In addition, more countries have entered the eurozone, Croatia will enter the eurozone and schengen at the beginning of 2023 and it is expected that Bulgaria will adopt the euro in 2024 and Romania will also enter the schengen. Ps: I really liked the video friend. Greetings from Spain!!! 🇪🇸🇪🇺
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  18843. I got a RC car as a kid. It was really huge deal because they were quite expensive in the GDR and hard to get. The toys that were produce in East Germany at least. I got one from West Germany. My father was allowed to travel for a family visit and he brought it back for my birthday. It was the 1985 Group B Rally car by Peugeot, the 205 Turbo T16 with all the painting and decals and the names of Ari Vatanen and Terry Harryman on the doors.
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  18844. Showers predicted for us here in Brisbane throughout the day, and possible severe storms in the afternoon. You have missed your calling; you should be a weatherman. Better than those we have here.
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  18845. SCCA buddy of mine runs the hillclimb program here in the Southeast (it's mostly in NC/TN/KY, because that's where the mountains are). You were talking about that long line of cars - my buddy says even though hillclimb's not near as popular in the US as it is in Europe, the hardest part of finding a hill to run is a road with enough space to turn the cars around at the end of it. And I've noticed when I've flagged them that a lot of drivers just leave the engine off and let gravity do the work when they head back down. Hillclimbing's pretty new in the South, but SCCA's been doing it in New England for *years*. These little towns down here actually want us now-they see what "motorsport tourism" has done for the area around the Tail of The Dragon. (tourist $$$!)
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  18846. On this day it was independence day in Poland and all these vehicles were going to protect the independence march organized every year on this holiday in Warsaw. There are a lot of different police cars in Poland because tenders are organized and you know how it is 😉 greetings from Poland
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  18847. I used to watch the sunrise over Uluru walking back to the staff quarters after night shift when I worked there.
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  18848. Yes Ian I remember when I was young bloke places like Croydon and Crawley were basically semi-used farms lands and now they are incorporated into the sprawl of London. Such a shame really as they were very nice small towns. I live in Australia now (since 1978) and am glad to be away from the ever-encroaching area of London and the madness in the UK in general. I have had three holidays back there and always felt the whole country is so claustrophobic.
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  18849. Should definitely react to Vaughn Gittin Jr at the Nurburgring
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  18850. Its weird to me how the US is so different north to south yet most all of Australia, that is roughly the same size of the US is mostly all the same temperature across the country, it shows how unique the US climate and geography is
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  18851. man your so amazing come live here in aussie land we are all talking about you here .. in how much u love or game and country .....awesome respect for you brother
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  18852. Must admit, I love both Twisties, it all depends on my mood :D but in my high school back in the 80's - you might want to try the trend we had. Beautiful hot meat pie from Nth Richmond Bakery, a bag of cheese Twisties.... take the top off the pie... scoop the meat out with twisties and eat it :D....... 'don't judge me' :D xx
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  18853. Hey Ian have you watched the Aussie racing car series,that raced at Bathurst? They are mini v8 Supercars with a 1200 cc motorcycle engine. There are a few videos with incar footage.four wide down Conrod straight.
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  18854. Back when I played through the 80's and early 90's not a lot of guy's wore helmets so injurys to the head were still prevalent but you could also do some damage to the nether region as well,one particular game I hit a guy in the protector and it shattered cutting an artery in his groin it was a split second later we noticed the leg of his white pants turning red it was freaky to say the least it was an unfortunate incident and happens very rarely,another scenario is splitting the protector catching the skin of your nether region the crack retract's and pulls it in to the protector this doesn't happen very often but when it does it's agony and hard to remove 🤣loved dishing out some pain,🤘👍
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  18855. Congratulations on the upcoming addition to your family. Australia will still be here when you AND THE FAMILY are in a position to travel here, vacation logistics are a nightmare for most people and the more so when you add children into the mix. We will welcome you when you finally can do the trip. Rob and Charlie are both working and do not have children and were travelling from UK not the USA. As we say down-under “No worries mate”.
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  18856. China will never learn we maybe small don’t mean we’ll back down to a bully ✌🏽
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  18857. how and when you pay at restaurants varies between types of restaurants. theres places that you pay up front before you get the food (fast food, cafes etc). theres places you go up to the counter when youre done and then pay (higher end cafes and restaurants). in terms of the latter, in most cases you can simply ask the waiter to bring the bill to your table. most places wont just assume you are done and bring the bill without being asked as they for the most part are not attempting to force you out the door (unless its closing time - if its closing time most places will tell you as opposed to some stories i hear from american workers that just have to hang around after shift end till the customers leave). tipping is never expected and rarely even hinted at. some places might have a tip jar which is mostly just used to ditch loose change after paying the bill. some bills in higher end restaurants may have a line on it to provide a tip, but never expected. its the businesses job to pay their staff, so tipping is only done in exceptional cases like for example if youre in a group and have spent numerous hours ordering drinks, but even then you wont get any stink eye for not tipping.
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  18858. Check the LC 79
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  18859. This reminded me. We haven't seen a home cooking episode for a long time.
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  18860. Glad you asked the question about the extra axle. I see them here fairly often and I’ve never known for sure until I read the replies here. BTW, you mentioned the Unimog… as I understand it, that truck first came into being because the Australian Army wanted a vehicle of a certain spec that didn’t exist and Mercedes came to the party and won the contract with that design
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  18861. Love how you are linking to other people's sites. So cool!
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  18862. The onboard is a must watch, you will not be disappointed!! Garuntee.
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  18863. Yeah, having so little paid leave in the states is really weird to me. Here in The Netherlands I get 37 paid days leave for a 40 hour work week.
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  18864. I'm 2:45 in. You know I love your family, and I hope you know I don't tar all Americans with the same brush. However, I see a little proud American defensiveness creeping into your tone. I'm only a few minutes in and I haven't watched it all the way through, but mate, you deserve to have a little defensiveness. America isn't quite the shitshow it is sometimes portrayed to be. I've spent the past 20 years online and I haven't 'met' a shit American in chatrooms, BBS's, IRC, etc. ever. The only bias I have is that the US has an extreme level of mass shootings compared to any other country on the planet, including the lawless ones. Your citizens need to get that sorted, and you ALL need to start demanding free healthcare. For the supposed bastion of freedom the US claims to be, the government sure doesn't care about the people that live there when it comes to keeping them alive. It seems to me (from all I've seen and heard) that only the rich can afford proper health care. Anyway, I'm going to shut up and keep watching now that I've dumped my opinions in the thread.
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  18865. There’s an Aussie guy in Los Angeles who has opened a place Aussie pies and sausage who will deliver proper Aussie pies, sausage rolls and lamingtons etc all over America.
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  18866. ​ @IWrocker  It's a really old event so there's not so much about it here on French medias but it's really a cool an unusual one...a French youtube channel called "laboiserie" participated this year...but there's not much events like this a few rallyes a few hillclimb a few track races To be honest in Europe the strongest are the swedish as every year they organise a Drag competition around Stockholm on public roads...it's really crazy! Have a lifted one and lots of good vibes from France
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  18867. There is certainly a group of Australians (myself included) that would like that to be our National Anthem.
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  18868. Have a look at Assetto corsa falcon XB bathurst MAD
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  18869. I want that truck like in thumbnail lol skip the mom van hehe
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  18870. Germany here, found you a couple days back, love watching your videos! Keep it up bro :)
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  18871. Also that Telegram TEXT comment is a scammer. Ian does NOT have a Telegram or Whatsapp account. Thank you
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  18872. It just looks perfectly like someone who played with Lego Space and Lego Technics stuff in the 80s designed it. As someone who was a kid himself back then, I can only applaud this design. (Of course, it's much more important how functional it is.)
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  18873. Yeah good one Ian you really showed your age by calling them floppy discs yeah na mate them disc's come out after floppy's we had them other ones in high school they didn't hold much on them and also I thought that you said once that you were born in 93 but I could be wrong about that because the hearing isn't that great these days and the father son picture reminded me of what you got told on the Bathurst live stream about you and your dad that was a real LoL moment I'm smiling again now about it and and another thing you did really sound like Daniel Riccardo at that point when you was laughing like him. Anyway good vids mate 👍😀
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  18874. My husband drives the Triton very often and I have also sat in it. It's a amazing car 🙈
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  18875. Ian did you know that tootsie rolls are orange and chocolate?
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  18876. Ian the fact people don’t understand without sounding disrespectful to chose individuals as an AUSTRALIAN I feel kinda ashamed you feel the need to address you’re 1st issue ❤️🇦🇺❤️ Mate family is the most important thing stay safe and being married to an American woman I know exactly what where you are coming from 6 years in and we are still paying off our relocation costs.
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  18877. The speed of the U turn was insane
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  18878. Pedro is the Mexican equivalent to Col.Harland Sanders Pedro the chicken King !
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  18879. Cool and this is actually last model before VW bought it. So its pure Czechmade :D
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  18880. Its fun to watch bathurst when the odd kangaroo jumps out on the track infront of a race car.
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  18881. I drove one of these, convertible version, and it was mind blowing. It was fast and also very easy to drive, it feels like 20 years old car, not more than 60. The price tag is well deserved.
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  18882. I remember death valley making the news in Australia a couple of years ago for having a day that reached ridiculously hot temperature , I thought it was the hottest temp ever recorded but obviously I was wrong, also remember a year or two ago in Australia that the Australian record was equalled. I think there is some YouTube videos of tv networks going out to the place that equalled the record and interviewing locals the next day
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  18883. Respect to that civil, he just want help ... but its also very dangerous to drive so fast in a traffic jam between vehicles.
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  18884. you probably recognize Vodafone from all the V8 Supercar vids haha
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  18885. They need to put in some weapons and power boosts like Mario Cart racing that would be awesome 😂 And a circuit would be way better instead of the oval track
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  18886. you have a gorgeous family.
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  18887. If you want your Ford education extended try looking up Fords rally history The Mark 1 Ford Escort was the start in the 70s check out Roger Clark in the British RAC Rally They drove from London to Mexico one year and started a whole brand of Escort called the Mexico which dominated pretty much up until the Audi Quattro took over
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  18888. You know a true motor when he can appreciate all forms of motorsports not just his favorite from his home country and that's what keeps me coming back to this channel!
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  18889. Are you for real? 🤦
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  18890. While we’re on this, go check out the V8 ute racing 18:00 That road is couple miles from my house
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  18891. Number three would be: the French are special. 😂
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  18892. Slightly embarrassed here, because I had NO idea that (at least some) Actros lorries are All Wheel Drive, and so was quite surprised to see the front wheels of the first Actros spin.
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  18893. I'd love to see that whole lap! Also, on the Subaru note, and CRAZY driving please, PLEASE check out Gymkhana Travis Pastrana Takeover. It's a bomb car doing stupid cool stuff. Believe me, you will like it man. It's legit.
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  18894. Hi Ian.. they used to sell mango, apple, blackcurrant darrel lea licorice too. havent seen them since they changed their product distribution methods though
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  18895. Was the cinnamon tried? You can't leave that hanging like that!
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  18896. I'm not a car guy at all, but man I loved seeing you enjoy this one! You were beaming so hard I think we'd be able to see you through all that smoke! 😂 Love your work man!
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  18897. I've been in one of the cars on more than one occasion. I feared for my life 😂. Impossible to roll over and the person who designed the gear stick selector definitely had a sense of humour
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  18898. BBQ shapes are good but Pizza shapes are my favorites. Think you've just about have all the flavours of Tim Tams there, there's still a few of the collection ones but they're always bring out new ones all the time.
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  18899. I think I might be the only Aussie who does not like TimTams and have never TimTam slammed but I hope you enjoy all of the bickies it looks like you have a supply that will last to Xmas
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  18900. you know many "bodgy" kit excells roam the streets in downunder? if u took all of the riced excells you would probably fill an entire grid that goes up and back down the mountain 20 times over
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  18901. Even the 2cv has a unique piston linkage between front and rear suspension. I had one in the 80s, drove a few friends from UK to Amsterdam, driving off the ferry in Calais lifted the roof back and set off towards Belgium on holiday.
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  18902. Your height is about 1.90 meter
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  18903. You are one of the nicest YouTubers I've ever came across young sir
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  18904. It's really cool to see my city represented in this quiz, most people don't know Graz exists! Some fun facts: Graz is actually just an hour away from the Red Bull Ring racing track (Spielberg). Helmut Marko is from Graz, and owns a hotel and some other establishments here Arnold Schwarzenegger is from a small villiage just outside of Graz, there's even an Arnold Schwarzenegger museum there Graz University of Technology has a racing team (TU Graz Racing) and the car each year is called TANKIA - which is short for there are no kangaroos in Austria. You can see not being Australian is a big part in Austria's international identity😄
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  18905. More Hillclimb please!!! Rechberg,Mickhausen,Rampa Falperra,St. Ursanne,Les Rangiers..... Legendary Drivers like Danti,Bormolino,Faggioli,Merli,Plasa,Pailer,Schwaiger,Regal,Regosa,Vilarino,Tschager,Kramsky,Nesti,Stenger,Pregartner......
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  18906. i just realised something funny . im filling you in on aussie things , but i was born in england lol . 🤣
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  18907. That was such a lovely thing to do Ian and may you get the opportunity to do it again and again :)
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  18908. I'm now in Melbourne, back in lockdown 😪 great content for passing the time before I go back to work! Thank you!!
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  18909. it was 500 miles
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  18910. Louvres = Sun shade to protect from the hot Australian sun.
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  18911. CAN you please do some more nz video's???
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  18912. I've talked to a guy at my work who he has pet kangaroos on his property. He says they great pets but yeah wild and pet ones or tame ones are different.
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  18913. Absolutely love your truck so much man it's killer and it makes me want a Power Wagon so bad!
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  18914. Most of these Patrols are with LS engines
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  18915. You need to let the brake pressure build back up before they release - that’s why you couldn’t move. You just need to sit and wait
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  18916. Cheers and გაგიმარჯოთ. I enjoyed the bottle opening ceremony a lot!
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  18917. Very powerful Ian, made my eyes leak, great video.
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  18918. The FIAT 500 commercials for the US market… especially the commercial for the 500L… you will love to have an Italian family in the back seats too after watching those!
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  18919. Look at old dublin busses i think they used diesel detroit engines bombardier kd busses in the 80s sound amazing
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  18920. The double whine of the overcharger and the turbo is amazing to hear. To think there was a street legal version of this car with about 2/3ds of the HP.....
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  18921. You need to watch the Spa-Francorchamps bit of Grand Prix 1966. That's probably as good as it gets for vintage F1 footage
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  18922. Our germany has nearly all kind of nature. Ocean in the north, mountains in the south, forests everywhere, hills (middle/south), Flat land (everywhere, but more in the north) , seas, rivers... It is mostly like the Northeast of the US.
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  18923. The speed limit on Mount Panorama is 60km and yes, the cops like to hang out there and catch the wanna be race car drivers. So beware!
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  18924. From my own experience the best way to get to know how places look like is to make yourself a Google Street View walk over some area. Recommend it!
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  18925. Awesome video brother. Mate A squared bacon and cheese pie is WICKED I say the kiwis fish n chips is better then ours. Tim tams. Aussie Chocolate Magic Chicken parmi is what puts hairs on ya chest And yes the best hangover food is a mad kebab after a night on the piss
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  18926. Wow, Australia does kick things of so different from anywhere else, don't it, and jeez, the Sydney opera house taking a hit from mother nature, what a picture, and that green and purple storm cloud looked really ominous, once again, Ian, they're running around in the outside car park of the stadium again trying to find that last ball you whuppet right out of there, triple thumbs up medal coming your way, dude, greetings and salutations to all your loved ones,chau for now
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  18927. Another great video mate. Thanks for the entertainment and laughs. Have a great day buddy. Living here in Brisbane and we normally get temperatures around 33 to 38 degrees in summer and spring. Love it.
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  18928. It’s amazing to hear an American say Uluru correctly 😁👍. Love ur work Mr. Rocker keep it up
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  18929. The MK1+ Mk2 RS Ford Escorts were something special, great video
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  18930. I've owned the same mower for nearly six years and I love it.
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  18931. 🦘😊👍🐨 Merry Christmas
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  18932. Mate never feel bad, we all appreciate what you do. Good for you mate.
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  18933. Now do Georg Plasa's Judd V8 swapped BMW! It sounds like this but better imo💜
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  18934. Welcome to our kiwi culture bro. Check out All Black Rugby Haka too. Much love from New Zealand guys. 🙏🙌
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  18935. There are a few Monaros on Ebay here in the UK at the moment between 12 and 20k, the £20k one is a mint red HSV with 23k miles (they're badged as Vauxhall Monaros here). At least the speedo will be in MPH if you picked up one from here and shipping would likely be less.
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  18936. 240's have gone up in value, sadly. Can't find em' as cheap as you could before, not even in Sweden.
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  18937. bro you should react to this japanese YouTuber that lives in japan called norijaro he drifts its really good vids showing japanese people at the track
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  18938. Many commercial pilots have seen them, air force say they have Mach 8 speed , out running there jets , even as 2 years ago they had pilots that were followed and over taken then circled my brother was one of those airforce pilots
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  18939. Three locations mentioned , Saudi, Ozarks and our back Queensland. All may have in common some oil and gas activity and some fugative gas emissions that may burn slowly for a while.
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  18940. As impressive as it is. It still anchored at the bank, so its not exactly standing on its own. Its mostly hovering, but the movement is imprressive.
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  18941. I played Nrl for 11years and I can say that I've been injured alot from wrist to ankles being broken all way to cutest and bruises. It is a very demanding game going for 80mins with about 10-15mins at half time
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  18942. The first one. You can own these and compete or go to events like power cruise. Willow bank does it well.
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  18943. @IWrocker, yes, Australia does have mountains. As you know, we have the Great Dividing Range, of which The Snowy Mountains are a part, and travels from Victoria through NSW and continues through Queensland. However, Australia is known as the flattest land on Earth. 😊
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  18944. Sweet baby Jeebus that's some diabetus
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  18945. I'm from Leuven, born and raised. Im a street musician and I've played on the grote markt a number of times. Its my home!
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  18946. You're welcome. It's a win-win situation. We enjoy your perspectives on the world outside the USA. You become a less ignorant American. 😉 Love to you and yours.
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  18947. Congrats!! Mr. & Mrs. IWrocker !! 🍻🥂👊🏻 I love Jeeps too! My first off-road experience was in jeeps..They are so very capable, and fun!! Looking forward to more Jeep vids😁( I thought about trading the power wagon for a Rubicon, but, I love that truck so much, I’m not sure I can sign on the dotted line, it would feel to much like a divorce😢)
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  18948. The reason for that is contained in the first two words of the title ‘American reacts…’. If you don’t like reaction videos you can always unsubscribe 🙄
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  18949. Merry Christmas to you and your family. By the way, I love Danni's Tshirt 🧿
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  18950. OMG U guys make my mouth water when U start trying the goodies 😋 Take care sweet family ✌️🍷🖤
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  18951. You're missing the Pav tsk tsk
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  18952. G'day mate. So glad you're digging our culture. There is a video that describes our currency in detail. The caramel bear is pronounced car-a-mello. Great you like the A9X Torana, you should look up Brockies Torana GTR XU-1 (a 6 cylinder that beat the monster V8 Fords) in 1972 which was PB first Bathurst win. Keep up the good work. Glad you like Tassie also. The black bird was a Yellow Tail Black Cockatoo, and the fuzz ball on legs is a wombat. Can't stop smiling at your enthusiasm. Cheers from Down Under...
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  18953. There is a bloke over your way that imports the Holden ute and does legal conversions to a left hand drive. He also has a channel on UTUBE talking about the conversions he does because the Holden ute is not legal as a right hand drive in the USA. 😎👍🇦🇺
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  18954. Great car as was the 037, Group B was awesome and I was lucky enough to actually watch them live before the ban. But check out the MG 6R4 Metro, built on a shoestring budget by Williams for Austin Rover with a none turbo 6 cylinder which was basically popped midship inside a 11 foot shopping car. In fact you should have look at all Group B cars, they were all nuts!!!!
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  18955. How's the serenity? I was kind of distracted, in a good way, by the beautiful jagged mountain skyline. It wouldn't be hard to put up with that on a daily basis :) . Excellent. Cheers to the fam.
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  18956. Funny thing about the guide that was telling the Turkish chap, "You probably don't have......." I work as an online English teacher these days, and I speak to people all over the world. One thing I have learnt over the last 10 years is to never assume anything. Especially cultural things such as music and movies, or even foods can make me feel like I am living in some bizarre parallel universe. 😂😂😂
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  18957. True story. A guy sent a drone to Bunnings with a note and money to buy a sausage. The Bunnings people put the sausage on the drone and send it back to him. Would you believe the aviation authority fined him for invading airspace.
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  18958. Michael Schumacher, more than his talent behind the steering wheel, brought all the fitness aspect of drivers in F1. It was the first to really training his body outside the race, having a full time coach, a nutritionist, a therapist, etc ...
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  18959. You absolutely need to check out the McMurtry from Goodwood this weekend, its mind blowing!
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  18960. check out the jet boat rides in NZ
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  18961. How about a reaction to a hot lap at Adelaide's Clipsal 500? Stay safe, mate!
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  18962. those Isuzu 4jj diesel are in beast mode. Great motors.
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  18963. I wonder if this Tim Tam explosion is because Coles (a major supermarket chain) had Tim Tams on Sale recently!
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  18964. WOW ! !
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  18965. Absolutely awesome 👌
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  18966. It looks amazing, at the rate you're going your going to need to buy a bigger house 🏠. You've done a great job at displaying it all.
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  18967. Best cold start I've heard yet. The jeep is looking awesome. Love the front bumper and the eyebrow over top of the headlights. It sure gives the Jeep an aggressive and mean look. Nice mod.
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  18968. you should check out the brake changes that also happen in WEC along with other repairs they do since the races are any where from 8 to 24 hours long
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  18969. Happy New Year from Adelaide, South Australia.
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  18970. Hi Ian, mate have to check out the V8 Sleuth YouTube channel..pretty new to this platform but well known guru of Australian motorsports and of course Enforcer and the Dude with Russell Ingall and Paul Morris
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  18971. Maybe Americans are like birds, the brighter colours of the packaging attracts you. Love your videos and your family is so adorable. Go Souths.
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  18972. If i remember it right, in one of his videos about something else, Ian said he knows the BMW M1 Procar...
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  18973. i know a old men who builds stuff like this . ( His friends as well ) his Bulldozer was around 55 kg ( 120lbs ) full metal work , every part of it is handmade , except the Engine/ tyres and sound modul . They go on big RC events with it and play ....😎
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  18974. I don't know if you can watch it where you are but 'Rufford Ford Flood' is worth serching for. Drivers thinking their cars are boats and entirely filling their air filters with water. The children in the nearby school cheer every time a driver is foolish enough to drive through at 'full tilt'. 🙂
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  18975. Lol. Country road was 1974, not 1794.😂 Getting a bit dislexic there Ian.
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  18976. Good work Bro. I lived in OZ for 9yrs from NZ and I couldn't recognise a few of those creatures. I can tell you what a sea snake looks like from about an inch away though.
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  18977. Ian,,! She´s a keeper right there.
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  18978. I never watched any vids on this channel before, but I like the content and the friendly laid back atmosphere. I feel like I'm sat in a pub with my mates, or at a bar with my buddies as you guys across the pond say. Subbed!
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  18979. Congratulations on your new baby Sydney, she has been blessed to be born into such a lovely family as yourselves. 🥰
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  18980. The portions are not small, they are normal. Usonians always say: The breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I would say, as a German, it is the lunch. But in the US you don't take time for lunch as we (Europeans) do. Some Usonians not even take a lunch break, even when they are in Germany. And we don't usually take „doggy bags“ home, that sucks, it doesn't taste the same way , the next day, as freshly cooked! 😁 You can do the same walk with your mother-in-law and your kids when you are european, because they are used to it. No mercy for elderly or kids! 😂 But I can understand the NA-way because of the lack of infrastructure. See YT „Not just bikes“!
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  18981. Excellent job on the quiz's Ian, but I do gotta say that I was a little disappointed you forgot about our ANZAC's who fought in WW1, the reason we have ANZAC day.....Sending huge congrats on the new addition to the family. Hugs to you all 🤗♥
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  18982. I got my hubby the tire stubby holder too.
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  18983. My favourite accent is Jamaican and islands near there. Funniest and enjoyable is the Scottish. Weirdest I ever heard in person was some tourist here from Missisippi. She did not sound like a human to me. More like a cartoon character. My least favourite accent is French. It like someone scrapping their finger nails on blackboard for my ears. Thankfully not many French people here so it rare I hear it in person.
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  18984. been there done that. and i'm not lying. when i drove a 18m combination in europe, i've done things that made people freak out when they noticed i was only 19 . rofl . knowing how to drive a truck with millimeter precision is a great feeling.
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  18985. UK here, we HAVE to get an annual inspection without question - I run a Subaru Legacy estate with quite a few modifications including wide alloy wheels and phat tires that stick out - they are right on the limit but my garage build and race rally cars so they don't notice!
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  18986. It was filmed not far from where I live as it was bushland and close to a train line. The places it was filmed was Greensborough, Eltham and Diamond Creek, Victoria.
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  18987. The aboriginal wooden thing, that looks like it could be a wine holder. Put the bottle top end innthe hole with the wood underneath. So both bottle and the wood are in line with each other. I'm sure it'll balance the bottle horizontally.
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  18988. Looks like it's got the vibe of European Christmas market, that's a good start
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  18989. You said at the beginning that it was an FH16, well, it's not an FH16. It's an FH13. Why am I saying that ? FH being the model (F means basically that it's a cab-over, and H means high). And the numbers after that (13 or 16) is the engine size/type. On the side at 2:30, you can see it's a 460 HP Volvo, and, there's also no FH16 badge on front of the vehicle and just FH. 460 HP engines are D13 (basically the same engine they mount on Renault T range) engines, which are 13L inline 6 engines. These engines are ranged between whatever hp at the bottom to 540HP. And FH16 starts at 540 HP to 750 HP. Now, I don't think this Volvo has this type of engine, but there's some 13L engines that have Turbo Compound (don't ask me what the hell is this, I don't even know, but as far as I know, it means that you have more torque at low RPM and you have a consumption gain as well, if someone knows how this works, feel free to say)
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  18990. Old mate in the green Falcon at the start sounds like he's just fitted a set of straight cut timing gears and is doing a "note run" in front of the cameras 😂😎
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  18991. I am from Austria and the first time I saw one was 50 years ago at my uncles place, who was a doc and therefore richer then most people in the countryside. I remember asking my parents what this is and I did not get a satisfying answer then. From that point on I always thought that this is a thing for women cleaning up the mess while they have their period. Up to this day I never thought that it is also used by men. But yes, maybe even I have learned something new here. I don't have one, nor does any of my friends. In European hotels you find them only in 5-star-hotels, but also not in all of them.
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  18992. How cools the Perth WA Cap 🤘🤘🤘😂😂🍻🍻 Fully sick ✌️✌️
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  18993. Channel 9's Today show with Karl is the only really funny one, guys have tried reaction viddies on him but 9 doesn't like it and you'll get copyrighted, I think this was basically just a dig at US gun control, or lack of.
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  18994. I love mail time! Ian and the fams reactions are so wholesome 😊Have to laugh when Daniela says we are advanced, someone tell her about the EMU war 😅
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  18995. Too awesome. I remember how i played online tournament in Richard Burns Rally. And i drove this thing, it was too hard to even finish course :-D
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  18996. These era were all NA and had the best sounding induction sound by far. Made me buy my e46 m3 with an expensive CSL carbon airbox. The intake induction sound with these cars were on par if not louder than the exhaust.
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  18997. Actually the first Christmas tree originated in Germany but the first decorated tree was in Riga Latvia in 1510.
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  18998. It was wild time camping at the top of the mountain back then.
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  18999. I don't know what to say, WOW BLOODY AWESOME. 👍🤠 🇦🇺
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  19000. Sad, Spider Murphy Gang wasn't on here. "Skandal im Sperrbezirk" is legendary! Also our dear Austrian friend Falco was missing.
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  19001. Did you know that MCafe started in Melbourne Ian? 1993.
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  19002. Evonne Goolagong is one of our greatest tennis champions! You can read it to the kids, but the story will also be for grown ups.
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  19003. 100k deserved.
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  19004. what you have received is typical old school aussie generosity.
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  19005. and southern europe doeasnt have snowy winters, so they have long motorcycle and beach seasons, compared to north, where add to those 100+ days of rain , some +-100 days of snow. :p
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  19006. Skoda's aren't the best looking cars but they have a long history in rallying.
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  19007. I think Ian knows enough about Australian and has enough quintessential Aussie gear that he can now be called an honorary or de-facto Australian XD
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  19008. I totally misjudged my guess earlier 🤣🤣🤣 but my bad maths got me on the weight, I was thinking about 20kg but didn’t add right hahah, I had the coffee ones last weekend, beautiful 😊 the corners are the way to go mate, and you just slam it as soon as the liquid gets to your mouth lol lol 😂
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  19009. The peppermint crisp is nothing short of awesome get into it mate. Great vid 👍👍❤
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  19010. House prices actually way higher then that in Australia . Lucky to buy land for under $1mil in most populated areas . Absolutely insane
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  19011. I would subscribe another 3000 times if YouTube would allow me too mate, your a dead set legend
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  19012. Someone needs to send you these to eat!!
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  19013. Hey, Renard from discord here who's been sending you 2CV and DS videos. Would have loved to see you try it in Monte-Carlo in its home country. I drive on some of the Monte-Carlo rally roads so I know them pretty well. Looking forward to you trying out those stages. Also, I don't remember if there is the Opel Kadett in this game but my uncle owns one. Pretty difficult to drive as it's an old rear wheel drive car, but you should give it a try, it's a pretty cool car !
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  19014. 🤣🤣🤣
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  19015. Congratulations on the safe arrival of Sydney, she is perfect.
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  19016. A Milo beach with an ocean of milk. Heaven. ❤️
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  19017. This was the GTR that gave the GTR the name Godzilla, people think it was the blue Calsonic one but it was actually this one.
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  19018. Seeing your into cars. Have you checked out Targa Tasmania?
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  19019. Okay, my alltime and absolute Nr. 1 regarding traditional food in Germany: (drumroll) Jägerschnitzel! A rather huge piece of pork, breaded and fried, a mostly dark and slightly creamy shroom sauce on top... Could either be eaten with french fries (the "Imbiss" version) or some nice "real" potatoes. And yes, asparagus is a good addition, too. Just the effin best ever. There is also the "poor people" version where you´re replacing the meat with toast..yes, you get some slightly toasted bread and...well, cover it in your good ol´ breadcrumb "panade" and fry it ... Actually tastes pretty good :)
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  19020. 5 years ago i had the pleasure of doing 2 laps of Bathurst i will never forget it was unreal.
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  19021. That was one of my biggest shocks when I first came to the US. Even more so when you compare the same brands. Right now I'm preparing to leave the UK for an extended visit to the US and I am expecting that my weekly shop will be at least 3 times what it is here for basically the same products, and again, many of the same brands. Now as a Coke drinker it is cheaper in the US, or at least it when I was there in May/June of this year. However Pringles, although about the same price, do come in a larger carton here in the UK, so you get about a third more for your money. However I mainly shop in Morrisons and ASDA , who are in-fact owned by a company which is in turn owned by Walmart, with occasional visits to ALDI and LIDL! When in the US it's mostly Food Lion and Walmart with occasional visits to ALDI and LIDL But I shop at these stores both sides of the pond because they are convenient.
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  19022. Loved the video, very funny stuff! In addition to IWrocker, TFL Truck has great unbiased content on their channel as well and I love their videos and reviews. Happy New Year to all the Power Wagon owners and truck enthusiasts out there. 2018 is going to be an awesome year for all of us truck nuts!
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  19023. Nice ! Not a truck guy but I loved it :)
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  19024. That was an interesting video, a few of them brands I had no idea were German.
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  19025. Those corrugated dirt roads will shake any load loose, truck drivers need to constantly stop to check the straps.
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  19026. It would probably be better to look at Australian beach videos per state. Both Queensland and Western Australia each have a huge coastline with many stunning beaches. Still great reaction video 😁
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  19027. By all the benefits that the united currency offers, I always found it quite charming having those 'strange' foreign notes in your hands 😁
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  19028. OH My, you have opened yourselves up for so many dirty jokes, LMAO... definitely freeze them or give them away, no way will you ever eat them all before they spoil.
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  19029. Not sure what I enjoyed more - watching these great ads or the reactions !!
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  19030. Good video.. love all the Power Wagon styles .. I also found a familiar Power Wagon for sale in Nashville..
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  19031. Dick Johnson would come out with hilarious one liners while driving 250+ KPH. No one else has ever done that. He also drove a Ford Thunderbird in the 1989 and 1990 NASCAR cup series.
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  19032. Blow by Chevy oil burners lol
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  19033. Have a look for MotoGP flag-to-flag pistops 😎 All of these stops are impressive because the teams end up leaving nothing to waste regardless of the series and regulations. Williams F1 helped train A&E nurses to handle emergencies in a fast, efficient manner.
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  19034. Yeah mate that was Mariah. Although her fiancé was named James Packer not Parker lol his dad was Kerry packer. Rupert murdocks business partner. Also I say fiancé as I thought they broke up before the wedding . 🤷🏼‍♂️
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  19035. In Queensland we have our helping volunteers in times of emergency, during the floods we had the 'Mud Army' : neighbours who would help clear the mud and debris and ruined goods from houses. Right now we have the "Care Army" of volunteers who are shopping and doing errands for people who are in isolation either due to +ve co-vid test or are too vulnerable to get exposed. You, Daniela and the kids are now honourary members of our Care Army 😄
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  19036. The large round yellow sticker on rear window of the 1958 TATRA is from a visitor attraction near Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd, Wales. It details the history of slate quarrying in the town and specifically the Llechwedd quarry in which it is located. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llechwedd_Slate_Caverns
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  19037. Paris interceptor is a French channel of French dudes fans of US police cars.
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  19038. 6:35 Banging around....😂😂😂😂 A hundred thousand plus dollar car....
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  19039. You are now one of us. Welcome to the fold.
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  19040. If I wasn't a Ford bloke (& no I don't hate Holdens ;)), check out the Chrysler Charger Hemi 6. Love the v8 Chargers, bewdiful note, the 6 though... wow!! With the triples, wowee! V8s will always be loved cos they sound tuff, but a perfectly tuned 6 is different & very very cool!
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  19041. that's a really amazing collection of european cars in that museum ! and i'm saying that as an european.
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  19042. As a kid who watched Disneyland every Sunday night, I always wanted to visit America to go to Disneyland, but as a young adult I realised my interest in visiting America had changed to wanting to see The Grand Canyon. I'm also not a city person so I have no desire to visit the famous cities of America.
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  19043. Nope I won’t use a qr. code. If there is no hard cope of a menu I leave
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  19044. Factory standard cars back them ( 500 miles)
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  19045. Looking SHARP Pedro!
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  19046. Ian, when you were talking about our roads the other day, I wondered how many airports we had compared to the US. We have 613 including private, domestic and international. The US has more than 5000!
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  19047. If you read the back of the chocolate chip cookie packet it will tell you how long to put them in the microwave for as they taste 100% better warm as the chocolate goes really runny
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  19048. Jeeps looking much better
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  19049. Ive seen some sik rotors come out of NZ like Whiddett's RX-7
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  19050. Gm junk!!!! PW all day!!!!
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  19051. G'day Ian- I'm saying hi. 😂 I'm pretty sure you did know that one. Swimming to NZ was a trick question for sure. They made it sound plausible but of course it isn't as NZ is 4157.41 km away, but it looks a whole lot closer on a map.
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  19052. Love the Mitre 10 ads during this video ! lol Bunnings has a stranglehold on the hardware market in Australia. Everything they sell is about 50% more than any US hardware store. Plastic bag of 15 Chinese nails, that'll be $2 mate...
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  19053. Touring car is fun, while all most all motor sport is "no contact" the likes of Touring car and rally cross this is taken as most of a suggestion. Out right dirty driving does not go down well, but an encouraging nudge is all part of the fun. It's great to go watch and noramly the pits are more open to spectator than the like of the high end forumlars like F1. As for the safety car crash, it was full course waved yellow flag so really that car should not have been going around the corner at a speed where it could not avoid an incident. So really on the, if it had been a cash round the corner with drivers stuck in cars it could have been worse. YEs safety car could have pulled onto track safer, but really it was on the racing car driver.
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  19054. Thanks for the concern, America, but I'm all good here in the western wing of the so-called jail ;)
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  19055. Been round that once ,i am not a local so it does take some concentration lol
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  19056. Man, that's one of the reasons I love your channel. The sound is soooo incredibly emotional. It doesn't matter if the engine is the most efficient or not or whatever, but the sound is really what makes you go "WOW!". And let's be honest, who needs a V8 when you have one of those old 5 cylinders 🙂
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  19057. Waal the wombat was in getting a round!
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  19058.  @infin8ee  And they even met Dirk the Dingo!
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  19059. Yes!!! We are so full of shit, it's like a national sport messing with Americans. GotaLoveIt!
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  19060. well there is also the possibility to not offer their american client to see for themselves how bad the standard in america are, compared to what you can find in other country
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  19061. You get a like straight after the vid started. I live in Perth WA. and your accent is wrong for where I live. In Oz the accent is greatly varied. Yours was more Old, (Queensland), and NSW, (New South Wales). Good try though. Slang is dependent on where you live! P.S. Aussies who live in America loose there true accents fast, and they never realize it.
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  19062. I, a Parisian, could never have savoury, fried stuff for breakfast (except a boiled egg, occasionally, with the yoke deliciously warmed but uncooked, to dip my buttered bread in), though I adapted (when in Rome, do as the Romans) when I was living in London where I enjoyed the English Breakfast. But I was an adult student on a shoestring budget, and that morning full meal was keeping me fed throughout the day, to the evening dinner. But normally, coffee and a toast or baguette with butter and jam or a croissant will do. We have a say, for the perfect human diet, which is: - In the morning, eat like a king; - At lunch, eat like a prince; - In the evening, eat like a pauper. About the size of food portions, you might like this (watch what's in the plates served!): "European Fine Dining — Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide Bon appétit !
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  19063. Definitely recommend the mini documentary about the haka called 'we belong here'
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  19064. Congratulations to the excited parents on the birth of your daughter Sydney. A very unexpected name.
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  19065. TV does these cars know justice, being at the track watching then live is exciting as hell. 💯%👍
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  19066. AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE
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  19067. I think the cars getting into trouble in that water crossing are Maxi Rally cars from the argentinian rally championship, a kind of "silhouette" class, with same chassis, engine and gearbox. Similar to the euro-spec S2000s but much more cost-effective.
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  19068. There are huge fairs in Germany, halls filled with dirt and RC work machines, I ve never seen anything like it .
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  19069. I must try some. I like their Lime, Lime and Bitters and of cause Ginger Beer
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  19070. this was a great promo event.
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  19071. Someone needs to send Possum Magic, Koala Lou, Wombat Stew and Edward the Emu (books) for the kids! Absolute Aussie classics ❤️
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  19072. if you like the sound of that car mate look for brocks 1991 race ...so good
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  19073. Wow! Great you have such a variety of our Tim Tams - I always go for the originals when on special - enjoy my friend- looks like you have a stash to enjoy- nothing like a Tim Tam 👍🏿😘🇦🇺
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  19074. Love the respect shown for the great Peter Brock, was one of my heroes growing up!!
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  19075. That's a Scania R730 8x4 pulling a Goldhoffer 7 axel fully hydraulic suspension and steering plant trailer.
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  19076. Thanks for your nice video. I enjoyed it, because i am from Austria.
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  19077. Ian, you should check out some highlights of the ODI World Cup series (yes, we actually play against other countries, that makes the Aussie team the “ODI world champions”)….. Keep an eye open for Glen Maxwells innings, just awesome.
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  19078. You need to react to Australia's deadliest animals song
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  19079. You're amazing!!!!!
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  19080. RFDS do monthly flyouts to my home town to run a clinic for a day. They came and got me when i came off my bike at work and flew me into adelaide a few years ago now. god bless the flying doctors
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  19081. Wonderful video ! Some wonderful gifts there too ! Have a Happy Easter my friends ! In the UK there is the Automobile Association (AA.. not Alcoholics Annonymous.. lol) and the RAC (Royal Automobile Association)
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  19082. The Gold Coast is great for young people with plenty of bars. The $15 burger equals roughly $9.50 USDfor a sit down meal with chips. Every city in Australia has traffic roundabouts and Melbourne has trams on most main roads especially in the city centre. Melbournes has a busy barista coffee scene. Also remember we do not tip here, and a burger or wings at $10.00 is all you pay...nothing extra.
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  19083. Great work Ian and Daniella and kiddies. This gives me hope for our world. Love you guys.
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  19084. Here in Australia 🇦🇺 you do a special course and think you can drive 14 or 16 hrs with breaks But the driver and company must be 5 tick rated on the side of the truck
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  19085. I really enjoyed the comparison! 🙂👍
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  19086. Now that I've picked myself of the floor, all I can say is BOOOOO. All the best to you and your family Bluey.
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  19087.  @DaweSlayer  Just like anybody, it’s great to love your country! 🇨🇿 🤝🏼 🇺🇸 America and Czechia both have their own unique vehicles.
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  19088. I love our beer like most Czechs do, but especially here in the South Moravian part of our country, we produce some great wine and I am proud of my grandpa who had a winery beyond Vacenovice and Ratíškovice, he won a few wine awards in the past. Too bad he is not here anymore, but uncle now continues his wine legacy.
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  19089. Austria? G'day mate!
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  19090. My grandma wanted to move into a cave house in S-W France, but it was too expensive to buy and not very convenient to live in a cave community full time because most of them are secondary residences that are pretty much dead outside the vacation season. Cave homes are amazing in that they are naturally insulated throughout the year but installing the wifi is apparently a b*tch!
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  19091. It’s great to see you love our humour Ian. Merry Christmas to you and all your families 💜
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  19092. That HOLDEN box trumps any Arnott’s SHAPES and TIM TAM delivery. Very jealous of you. Thank you for once again sharing your wonderful mail time. Your tru blu Ian and family.
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  19093. Really like the taste tests - You also could taste from a glass to bring out the flavours more 👍
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  19094. I call most 'cookies', biscuits. Except for chocolate chip. I always call them chocolate chip cookies. Maybe a hangover from watching Sesame Street as a kid.
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  19095. Love the truck and videos. Tire wheel combo is mint.
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  19096. No we have deer as well
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  19097. there is a saying over here in the UK and Europe, referring to Scania and its "Your never late in a v8"
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  19098. You Must be making a killing on the black market with all those Tim Tam's.
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  19099. Good video !! I liked it👍🏻🍻you'll have to let me know when your going back there,I'll join you at that park, it's closer to me too!😳maybe my truck will be ready by then! I'd be a good time...playin in the mud Savin Fords..lol🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻
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  19100. you could make a feature wall with all those timtams
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  19101. Hi Ian, the smoothes running engines are the 6 in a row. Volkswagen has built the VR6 beeing a V6 with very few offset, so it can also be considered a 6 in a row. The W12 is basically 2 VR6 engines sharing the crankshaft. So these are bretty smooth running power plants. But it's Rolls Royce who claims to build the smoothest engines. You can put a coin on top of the engine, and then fire it up. It will start without topling the coin over. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95QKPW38DsM Greets from Austria.
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  19102. there also lavender fields at a time and also Tulips the town we didn't stay at Swansea Tasmania Tiger was the name. Cradle Mountain was beautiful it was cold but the burger I had was huge. We also seen alot cheese and straw beeves
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  19103. I'm from UK but have lived in Hungary and Croatia. The signs are similar but something I miss are cats eyes. These are reflective glass balls embedded in rubber and planted in the centre of the road. For night driving they improve visibility of the road ahead, especially bends.
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  19104. I used to play this a couple of years ago. Now I want to start it up again! Let's go!
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  19105. I am south of perth and nearly 22 weeks pregnant, not looking forward to this hot Christmas in Perth! I was up in Kalgoorlie a couple of years ago and that was in the early 40s Christmas/New years but Kalgoorlie is just red dessert so I expect that but wow Perth will be a scorcher! thats super hot for us on Christmas. I hope you have a lovely and safe Christmas with these new covid restrictions in place as well.
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  19106. Thanks. You brought back a lot of memories with that video. I lived and worked in Korneuburg (about 20km NW of Vienna) for 2 years during the early 1990s. I thoroughly loved my time living there. I didn’t get to see as much of the country as I would have liked because I was working and not being a tourist. However, living somewhere gives you a different perspective on a country that you don’t get as a tourist.
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  19107. The balls do not have dimples like golf balls. At the end of the club is a suction cup that fits the mini golf ball. You are not allowed to stand on the surface of the track, that is why the club is used to get the ball. It's often only a thin cement board and can break. All golf variant played on a track are called track golf and I've seen similar course to the German ones in Arizona, but they called it miniature golf. I guess that some use no cement track, but artificial grass is because track golf is in principle just the putting aspect on the green of a normal golf course. Next to normal golf we have other golf variants in Germany. One is called table golf with is similar to mini golf but on a table and you use something that looks similar to a pool queue. And there is swingolf that is played on a 18 hole grass course that needs only 15 per cent of a normal golf course. The ball is bigger, flies slower and shorter than a golf ball. Some play it even in the winter, but then that balls are fluorescent. And over the year the fairways change to give part of the area a rest and to avoid damaging the grass without having to do so much maintenance like they do in normal golf courses.
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  19108. You need to try lamb chops and vb beer and Bundy rum and coke get in a blue with mate wake up with a hang over and then start the day with Vegemite on toast
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  19109. Those look bloody delicious I'll be trying my best to make them since I don't have a portable Pedro lol,They look like a really good hangover cure especially being spicy YUMMO!,Thanks Mr & Mrs iWrocker and Cheers to my mate Pedro,Gracias Senor 🍻👍
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  19110. Richmond Tigers - AFL (love the videos)
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  19111. man that was great fun fun truck look spot on and sounded fantastic
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  19112. Coolangatta is the southern-most area of the Gold Coast. The high-rise skyline you could see is Surfers Paradise which is toward the northern end of the Gold Coast. Gold Coast is a large city that stretches along the coast with various beaches with different styles to suit everyone. I am a Surfers Paradise boy, but plenty of people prefer the more laid back low-rise atmosphere of places like Coolangatta. But it is all part of the Gold Coast.
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  19113. As soon as I saw the living room made me think of The Flinstones. 😅😅
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  19114.  @sumosprojects  I adapt great culture when I see it.
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  19115. So part 2 of this reaction, same video, but have Danni, Pedro and your Dad to react, while you watch them react 👍🏼I reckon that would be a fun video and something different for your channel.
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  19116. Aweeeee 😊 I know L, I can’t believe it sometimes. I see the old mailtime videos and see how little they were and now they’re all interacting w Ian and stuff during mail times. ❤❤❤ thank you to all amazing Aussies and yes KitKat milo is amazzziiiing ❤
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  19117. Yep, I’m screaming at ya, it’s a ute! 🤣
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  19118. This was fun watching you guys getting happy even though i don't drink,Pedro is such a sweetheart i was a daddy's girl also Danielle i was very lucky to have a beautiful father also.Love from❤🦘
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  19119. Oh my! Beautiful. Yup, been to WA: Perth, Wave Rock and other Southern areas...but it's been over 20yrs. Never been up towards the top as I cannot deal with humidity. But, the Kimberly's looks completely incredible!!! Thanks for teaching me about these areas!
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  19120. I'm an amateur GT racer for BMW in Canada, from what I understand, the cars are made to fly into pieces (break apart) like that because it disperses kinetic energy from impact. It takes it from a 150g impact to maybe a 75g impact by the time the potential energy reaches the drivers body. If the cars didn't break apart like this, I'd probably have been dead a couple times already.
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  19121. Camel fact in Australia we have one of the purist breads of Camel, my cousins partner herds them in central Australia to have exported to the Middle East. I also lived in the Pilbara of Western Australia, in a town named Tom Price whom was an American and check out Karijini National Park.
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  19122. nekecej😂😂😂
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  19123. Turn signal!
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  19124. Fun times....will share to my facebook page for ya ....fb may not let my million fan base see it...but we will do our best. Sad FB doesnt like YT videos ...... I could steel one of your videos and post it myself..then it would get crazy feedback. One that has some banner info in it for your page.....other than that...have a great day and be safe. Harry HotRodHarrysGarage on FB
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  19125. The haircut is so German
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  19126. The tests by thre ladies are really fun.👍👍
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  19127. Proscht!
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  19128. I love Tassie, pretty part of the world..
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  19129. In the past, sailors on sailing ships used to prepare a dish called Labskaus. There were no refrigerators yet and they had to use ingredients that could be kept for a long time. It is made of corned beef and mashed potatoes and is seasoned with onions and beetroot juice. It is served with a side of pickled gherkins, a fried egg and beetroot. Some people in northern Germany also eat a rollmops with it. The dish looks a little crazy, but tastes very good and is very easy to cook.
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  19130. The common stingrays range from about 40cm to a bit over a metre body size
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  19131. The symbolism of 'keep moving forward' on our Coat of Arms (kangaroo and emu) is similar to the reason that the US flag is worn 'backwards' on military uniforms, a sign that the country only moves forward. You can also thank Straya for Wi-Fi ;) If you come and want to tour, you'll need plenty of time to see it all.... You've seen how big the country is, liken it to trying to tour the continental USA.... you can't do it 1 or 2 weeks
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  19132. G'day Ian, mate you did very well, most of people who move to Australia wouldn't know as much as you, plus 1am is not a good time for a brain teaser, get to bed tomorrow will be better, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  19133. It was funny that you found "53 styles of plate" in Arizona a lot - here in Queensland Australia you have a choice of 250 designs costing from $175 to $8,500 (I just found on the PPQ web site). Plus, they have auctions where people will pay tens of thousands for certain character combinations.
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  19134. One thing you should check out is superkarts, it's basically a kart that has proper aero compared to a standard kart, with powerful single or twin cylinder engines, with the most powerful ones usually being 250cc twin cylinder 2 strokes. The division one superkarts especially, blazing fast man
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  19135. Awesome video man. Love the power wagon. I would love to do a review of it and compare it to my Rebep
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  19136. A beautiful island indeed we have about 10,000 more just as beautiful , come on down and see some for yourself ,you will not be dissapointed .
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  19137. Be careful with the books man, they are very valuable. there are 1000's of dollars just in books, then the smaller collectables aswell are pricey, and then shipping, yikes what a haul. You could start up a mini museum.
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  19138. Brian hit the description tab by touching the title of this vlog and the postal address is there mate
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  19139. European mayonnaise tastes definitely different to American mayonnaise
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  19140.  @IWrocker  The longer you stay in a job the more sick leave you can accrue. I currently have 133 sick days available and last year, when I fractured my spine, I was able to take 2 months off fully paid and then did a gradual return to work but still earning full pay by using sick leave for my partial days.
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  19141. So glad you got to see this. Legend isn't he? 👍
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  19142. 02:13 - yeah that sofa tho. In certain genres of movies, such a black sofa is often present.
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  19143. 👍
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  19144. I am an Australian who visited Vienna in 2018. Such a beautiful city. I was surprised he did not mention the royal palace which is a copy of the palace in Paris from memory. The only bad experience was one of our tour group was pick pocketed while walking around Vienna.
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  19145. Gday guys , Ian i thought you would like Carlton draught and it seems to me that Senhor Pedro prefers a stronger tasting beer. There are so many beers here in Auz there's one for everyone's pallet. You'll have to come down to Australia and try them for yourself. till next time cheers
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  19146. For those old enough to remember todays Bunderberg soft drink bottles are exactly the same size & shape as the old XXXX stubbies of many years ago. Wierd huh?
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  19147. Hey mate, you should react to the videos of the 2011 floods which were only 11 years ago.
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  19148. The ultimate power wagon imho is a 1954 with a 12bt & 6 speed swap and portal axels on 42's
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  19149. I'm an Aussie and love your channel ❤️ I've watched for a long time now. Having said that, it seems that a lot of Aussie content is not shown or may even be promoted at ridiculous times of the day. Maybe they work from US time zone?I have a piano channel, no AI, camera angles or technological knowhow going on, but somehow like you, manage somehow to somehow be seen, but mainly only with a promotion! If our content cannot be found, how are people supposed to find anyone if we don't have a million subs. There seems to definitely be an uneven playing ground. Anyway, thanks for your videos. I'll keep watching and supporting your channel. 😊 And I love your "Aussie" accent. It gets better each month lol. All the best. PS. I've had copyright strikes on some of my "own interpretation" of songs which are my versions and arrangements, but share the revenue. Had no blocked video... yet....but I'm not swearing, no nudity (sorry 'bout that haha and nothing political..... just great interpretations of really cool songs 🎵 THhanks again and if I can figure out what ix wrong with your videos, according to their algorithms, I'll let you know. Maybe the car drags were taken as saying it was promoting bad driver responsibility or something crazy like that! Who knows. 😊
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  19150. It's illegal to have your dogs unsecured on the back of your truck in Australia. We get Rams and Silverado's but the Fords are a new addition. The Everest is made in Thailand based on the Ford Ranger
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  19151. There she is Australia’s little namesake!
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  19152. Oh, wow! They're like US "Legends" oval cars! Thanks! I'm a road racer, and have never seen these! EDIT: I should have watched the whole video first, you actually mentioned it! :D
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  19153. Nice anegdote ;) But i like most of all, how good he pronounced the first part of the stadium name . My mother is hungarian, so I know that hungarians, say pronounce S as americans say sh, and iwroker got it from 1st try :)
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  19154. That was cool as mate. Cheers Mate 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  19155. Another EXCELLENT video, dude.U are the man, keep up the great work homes,ur expat. living more sud than Caracas loves your unboxings, love to see ur ausi man cave one day.Gods blessings be upon your house and all your kith and kin, jolly good show,sir
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  19156. You should watch some Metro 6R4 pure sound. I noticed in the other GroupB videos you've watched they're barely ever shown, but they're one of the most instinctive sounds along side the Audi, and they look mad!
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  19157. The S8 is one of the best cars I've driven...not mine I'm a chauffeur
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  19158. the pink in the clouds is the sun filltering though the clouds
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  19159. One thing I will tell you is that they are speed limited at 160kms, they can go a lot faster😁
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  19160. When mums said “I bet the water is cleaner too” sorry but you have not seen Brisbane’s famous chocolate river 😂 #iykyk
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  19161. Another great video, love your reactions. Although i'm not liking the Geelong Cats hat, might need to send you an Adelaide Crows one.. lol
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  19162. The Eifel Rally Festival is actually not far from my home. The owner of the Stratos is a friend of my father, so i‘ve sat multiple times in that epic Stratos from the beginning and i can tell you: it’s worth both your kidneys to sit next to the driver while he’s flooring it😍 P.S.: You say Lancia right. In the italian language, the c is pronounced "tsh" when an 'i' or an 'e' is the next letter. Otherwise it’s pronounced like a 'k' due to the lack of the letter 'k' in italian😉
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  19163. The extra wheel that points towards the kerb is most probably to let you know how close you are to the kerb.
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  19164. WOW bro you really choked up, you rock. 👊🤠 🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  19165. Thank you. Big respect to the officers.
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  19166. If you ever get a chance to drive around there you’ll see how narrow the track is. Normally this is a public road with a 35 mile per hour (60km/h) speed limit. I was fortunate enough to drive a race car around it. It’s amazing.
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  19167. Back in the '90s there was a TV show called Beyond 2000, there was a car on that that could auto park. It still surprises me that such a thing isn't more common yet, it's been more than 20 years...
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  19168. If you want an emotional multiple Haka's, watch this link of the rugby great Jonah Lomu's funeral: https://youtu.be/ovd3v0CPXJA Also this link is for the History of the Haka: https://youtu.be/AnlFocaA64M
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  19169. Big congrats, mate to you, Ian Dani Emma Andrew Pedro. So glad to be part of your channel, your genuine ❤️ of Australia.
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  19170. I was hoping the Fast and Furious franchise would come to Australia. Imagine Dom Toretto screaming in one of those Maloo utes.
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  19171. Glad your back and glad to see the power wagon on the road again. Thanks for addressing why your last video disappeared. I don't think you should've taken it down as people need to know the truth about why Dodge isn't warranting the trans out of a 60k truck warrantied to the hilt but I respect your reasoning. Still believe Dodge did you dirty and it makes me second guess buying a PW this year. It's important people know how you were treated. Anyway, keep up the great work dude !!
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  19172. Angophora Costata is the tree. 😊
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  19173. Northern Territory bloke too happens in my neighbourhood all too often, our government calls it "Hooning" and their cars get confiscated
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  19174. Yep, hot in Sydney. At my house a few days ago my thermometer said 44C (111F). :_HolySmokes:🥵
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  19175. You have a winch for a reason...
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  19176. Are you serious im not surprised you laughed, long trunk im pissing myself laughing aswell. 😂🤣😃😄😅 👍😎👍🇦🇺
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  19177. Well done Mate! Glad to see you share the goods and put a smile of some people faces! 🇦🇺 🇺🇸
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  19178. interesting, it must be standartized couse, cz I havent played any other minigolf course in my life🤷🙋🇨🇿
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  19179. A mate of mine who is as straight up as you can get, swears black and blue a panther crossed the road in front of him when he was up in the bush.. reported it to the police and all.. 2 strides and it crossed the road, massive shoulder blades and a long tail.. I think its legit ..
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  19180. your reaction at 3:11 is exactly the same we, the old school F1 fans have every time we think of these great cars and these amazing engines 😁
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  19181. Love your work Ian keep em comin One thing I have to mention is at the beginning someone said ppl killed the mega forna which is bs ppl had been here for over 50k years n the mega forna died out roughly around the same time as the younger dryas (the few thousand years of the end of the past ice age) 12.6-10.8 years ago all around the globe
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  19182. Yeah 100% mate. I was a commercial coral trout fisho for 20 years. That’s not an oarfish. Worked out of Bowen and around the Whitsundays for the best part of 8 years. Hook island is pretty special. The sea monster is definitely a school of fish changing direction and the pic taken before the last of the fish rejoin the school. See that everyday. If I had my camera pointed at bait, I’d go viral with the shapes I’ve seen. 😂
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  19183. The thing about most of SE-Asia is they don't consume (or even have available) fresh cows milk the way Western countries do. Hence the hot water recipes 100% milk version is better but I'm a bias Aussie 😊
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  19184. haha that was absolute chaos but good and it was nice to see your beautiful family
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  19185. I lol'd at this so hard hahahaha
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  19186. This is super cute
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  19187. In Germany these VW vans are usually referred to as a "Bulli" (not: Bully!), a "Kombi" would be what is known in the US as an estate wagon; a 'normal' passenger car with extended room for luggage/payload. Thus the term "Kombi-Van" doesn't seem to make any sense at all... However; there are only two other models of cars having received so much love and appreciation over the time of their production that I know of; one being - of course - the VW Beetle and the other the legendary Citroen 2 CV, in Germany affectionately called "Ente" (duck); all these cars have seen countless of often very daring and/or quirky modifications being done to them by their loving owners.
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  19188. OMG I sit here and answer you guys when you ask questions. I'm really tired tonight so I keep speaking and then laughing.
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  19189. 106 decibels... 8 MPG... that's the sweet spot!  Happy to see you two reunited haha
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  19190. Snows every year where I live in Australia… but only in the high in mountains!
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  19191. As a Hungarian I had no idea about a few of this :) Thanks!
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  19192. You did pretty well. So many languages sound very similar to each other.
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  19193. React too Bondi Rescue!! I will not stop commenting this until you do..
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  19194. I've never heard Facey in my life
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  19195. Haters be haters and Vegemite haters be the worse haters.
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  19196. There are four states in the United States that call themselves commonwealths: Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. They obviously are not part of the British Coomonwealth, but when the constitutions of these states were drafted, they were called Commonwealth states, and the name stuck. There is no legal distinction between them and the other USA states in any way.
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  19197. @IWrocker I love your comment around 9:30. It's basically the definition of the difference between a patriot and a nationalist/bigot. Patriotism means loving one's country, nationalism means hating or demeaning other countries. It's unfortunate that so many people act like the latter, wherever in the world they are.
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  19198. My son just got a 2023 dual cab chassis in 70 series, and it's really nice to drive. I was considering I should get a workmate spec before they are gone. Wind up windows, key locked, quarter glass, manual hubs....no tech binging and dinging at me.
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  19199. Aussie V8 cars are good to watch pit stops as well, especially at Bathurst, at Bathurst they change brake pads (and some teems also change rotors as well), along with drivers, tyres and fuel, and also quite often panel-beating as well after a 'bit of biffo'.
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  19200. this summer in Denmark i met this guy at the gaspump, he was driving his normal 426 from 62 just finished testoring it in a tent with his dad. Perfect looked like a toy truck just bigger in ocean blue :)
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  19201. If you're going to try Dutch beers skip the Heineken/Hertog Jan/Amstel etc. Go for breweries like Walhalla, Uiltje, 't IJ, Moersleutel, Jopen, etc. Those breweries have a bit more variety. Also, consider buying cans instead of glass. Glass lets through some UV so the beers spoil faster
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  19202. Sausage rolls look great....Good job Dani and Ian...Love the thumbnail with Sydney !!!!
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  19203. i just love your laugh and happiness about engines 🤣🤣
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  19204. I grew up drinking Raro (best when cold) and eating Krispies yum 🤤
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  19205. This man needs more.
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  19206. My city mentioned. 🎊 Good video as always. 👍
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  19207. I think if I remember right they drop up to 7kg of Wight doing Bathurst not sure what that is in pounds but yeah they say it's extremely exhausting.
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  19208. I typically don't subscribe to reaction channels, but that cat has won me over. Nice move ;)
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  19209. Your camera quality is getting better! Love your videos IWrocker :) greetings from Finland.
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  19210. First time for the house in Croatia we got them in the mid 80s. Big old plastic ones. We could change out a row if one broke. A few years ago changed the windows on the house and this time got some made out of aluminium, protects much better against hail. On some older houses, like from the 60s/70s you can see them made out of wood.
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  19211. Good onya mate, you have the Aussie spirit in abundance with giving back and supporting the underdog. Well done!
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  19212. Just great to see you back in action. Don't burn yourself out mate. I'm looking forward to more info on how to support your channel. Thanks for all the hard work keeping us entertained .
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  19213. You really should take a look at World Rallycross. It's basically 5 Rallycars with 7-800hp racing together on a tight track, on both gravel and pavement.
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  19214. I worry about the sanity of my countrymen sometimes lol 😂😂😂😂😂
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  19215. This video is complete crap. All the animals are either mythical or extinct. The only two animals that are truly dangerous in Australia are the saltwater crocodile and the bull shark. Both are extremely territorial and aggressive. The other "dangerous animals" will only attack when threatened.
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  19216. Love ya work mate!
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  19217. Seen it race Sounds so good Alan used to take it to 9000 rpm when racing it
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  19218. I prefer Twisties over Cheetos, but that's just me.
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  19219. For intense rallying action try looking up the now cancelled Group B rallying which was known for it's insane drivers and even more insane spectators (quite a few of whom lost at least a finger due to trying to touch the cars as they screamed past).
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  19220. it's the front wheels at the back that drive. you can see the wheels in the rearview mirror. the maneuver used to be called the brewery turn.
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  19221. would be great to see you do a video on Kakadu National Park 😁 ❤️
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  19222. The right turns are meant to be made after a complete stop, so not as deadly as you suggest. Although… seeing as how most American drivers don’t do this properly… or pay attention most of the time.. maybe you’re right 😅
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  19223. If they’re labeled cookies, then they’re probably the soft style cookies. Sultanas are dried seedless green grapes, usually Thompson’s seedless grapes. We do have raisins but they’re much less common and are much bigger and darker than sultanas. Raisins taste very different too.
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  19224. You are awesome, mate. Love your videos😊
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  19225. Camel Trophy: The Land Rover Years. It's on YT.
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  19226. 500 miles, but I guess you figured that out. Prior to Australia going metric.
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  19227. Bring back the Holden commodore you can’t beat perfection what a ledgend of a vehicle once again at Bathurst
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  19228. Finally, a reaction to 19Bozzy92! The dude has the absolute best videos in terms of pure, automotive enjoyment.
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  19229. This video with the truck immediately reminded me of the Valtra tractor video with the title " The Fastest Tractor (Full length) New Guinness World Record"
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  19230. The round stickers on the German license plates: the one at the top is the next technical inspection of the vehicle. Every 2 years you have to go for a technical inspection to check whether the vehicle (trucks, motorcycles, cars and trailers) is still roadworthy. If this is no longer the case, the vehicle will be repaired in a workshop at the owner's expense or if the price of the repair exceeds the value of the vehicle, there are three options: 1) Sale in parts. 2nd option: scrapping, 3rd option: sale abroad (usually Eastern Europe or Africa) The second round sticker on the German license plate is the federal state in which the vehicle is registered. There are 16 federal states in Germany, the colored symbols on the sticker are the coats of arms of the federal states. The federal states are comparable to the federal states in the USA. In Denmark there are also yellow license plates, but these are only reserved for commercial vehicles.
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  19231. If you like dark chocolate and mint then you should try the English after 8 mint dinner chocolates. They're very slim and compact in their own individual paper wrapping but if you enjoy dark and mint you will definitely enjoy them the mint is quite pungent. They're very popular as an after dinner mint because the mint helps to settle the stomach after eating.
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  19232. that item that you dont know in the first package is a wine bottle holder
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  19233. Happy Birthday Ian you true blue Aussie mate!! Hope you've had a great one!
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  19234. Ian, I googled a shopping mall in the US to see what it looked like. The search results gave me a map of how to get there, leaving Sydney and flying across the Pacific! ROTFL! Google, that’s not quite what I wanted!
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  19235. Hi. I work as a baker and make artisan bread daily. Everything from several types of sourdough to small breads/cakes and buns. It's constantly a race against the clock between all the types of dough. Some bakes have four processes before they go into the oven.
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  19236. Never thought IWrocker would know zyzz (he was from Sydney)
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  19237. @IWrocker: You can get Czechvar at Binny’s in Chicago. They have a great selection of European Beers
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  19238. Loved these ads. Rhonda's acting career took off after these.
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  19239. you mispronounced albany its Al-ba -ny Al short for albert i enjoyed the video all the best 😁
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  19240. Kununurra is pronounced kunu: (the u sound like when you say “up”) nurra.
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  19241. The flag explanation is wrong. Australia is not a "current commonwealth of the United Kingdom", whatever that is supposed to mean. The Australian colonies federated in 1901 and adopted the formal name 'Commonwealth of Australia'. The new nation remained part of the British Empire, which evolved into the [British] Commonwealth of Nations, which today is just a voluntary society of nations (sorta-but-not-quite like a smaller U.N.). The Union Jack represents Australia's British history and heritage, that's it. Not because of any present link to Britain or The Commonwealth. The big seven pointed star under the Union Jack is called the 'Commonwealth Star' and represents the *Australian federation*. It doesn't represent the Commonwealth of Nations, which was kinda implied by the vid. The star has a point for each state and one extra for the various territories. The vid managed to get the description of the Southern Cross right, tho. Small mercies.
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  19242. The uk have the same idea with servos being attached to supermarkets. But the servos here in straya have the convenience stores now. Something else weird with this video is, I was talking to someone yesterday about how servos make more money from the likes of a sandwich than they do on fuel lol
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  19243. You should search for erzberg rodeo, hardest motocross race in Austria 🇦🇹 also hill climbing 👍🏻👍🏻
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  19244. I'll second that😀
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  19245. So by your logic, canals only exists in Venice? Plenty of cities in Italy and around the world has canals.
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  19246. So close to 100,000 subs. Amazing gifts.
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  19247. We have had a tulip festival in Haninge, just south of Stockholm, Sweden for a few years. All the tulips were delivered from Holland, and placed in parks and open areas. Very colorful to say the least. And fun to photograph.
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  19248. Check out Sunraysia Mallee rally, also Finke desert rally, both are classic rallies in Australia
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  19249. Watching this made my stomach rumble. I'm definitely gonna have a go at making some of these. 👍
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  19250. 8:38 Renault Avantime. the most interesting thing about this car: the doors of the Renault Avantime measure 1.40 meters and weigh around 60 kilograms each. 1.40m = 55in  60Kg = 132lbs
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  19251. Love it when you open and EAT!
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  19252. Its much cooler this year because of la nina. So lots of storms clouds and more cool. Its never been this cold for christmas in my memory. Its basically winter weather. 😂
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  19253. Dear Ian. There are no Milo beaches in Australia. As you have discovered for yourself, water dilutes milo within 2 minutes - 3 minutes if the milk is cold. The idea that a Milo beach could possibly exist is as fanciful as America electing a giant Cheeto as their president. (Do you think he bought it?….What do mean my comments are on? Of course they’re not….uhh, bye now)
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  19254. Single use bags are not encouraged here in Australia hence the many reusable styles of shopping bags . I keep 3 insulted ones + at least 8 - 10 reusable ones in various sizes + washable bags for vegetables and fruit all to be used instead of the plastic bags in store
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  19255. Sunshine State is Queensland mate, 17:32 Ian the guy is wearing a Bob Jane Tmarts Mount Panorama tracksuit zip top
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  19256. I appreciated the part where you searched for more info on the topic,IMO it would be a nice add to every other reaction if possible
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  19257. I don't think Australia is as hot a climate as it's sometimes made out to be, sure you get places like Port Hedland, Marble Bar, etc, but in the US you also have places like Death Valley, Nevada, etc, where it's probably just as hot. There seems to be a bigger difference in winter though, pretty much none of our capital cities get snow, unless you go up a mountain. I'm in Perth, it's late spring, and so far we've struggled to get over 25 C
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  19258. You should check out ppq it’s queenslands custom plate site I’m sure all the other states have their own version
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  19259. G'day Ian. You asked about other names for the money boxes: I always call them Piggy Banks - was taught that from childhood by my Mum (British-born), as it was and still is used very commonly to describe those collection tubs throughout Europe. The name apparently goes back 650+ years, from firstly describing the type of clay used, to the fact it was pretty much located in pig wallows, then to the shape of the pigs, as the pronunciation of the original words changed over time. I still use the term myself, although I have extremely few coins in them as I tend to use card / credit nowadays. Great video dude! Keep up the good work, and congrats on the new "bump" on the way! Steve (Sydney, Australia ... located, ironically, on the Northern Beaches area)
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  19260. I love these old cars and never really appreciated them growing up until I couldn't afford them any more. My two favourite Aussie muscle cars are the Chrysler RT Charger and the Ford Falcon XC Coupe. Love to see your reaction doing a vid on them.
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  19261. The Mercedes trucks where long time available with V8 and V10 engines until today’s Actros they only have inline 6 cilinder engines what is basically the same as the Detroit version for North America. Some company's like Titan in Germany put a Mercedes V12 in it. But you definitely see and hear the Mack Titan and Superliner series with the E9 16,4 liter V8 in it they sound awesome. I do believe they were only available in Australia and in Europe for the Renault AE/Magnum. E9 V8 engine was built in cooperation with Scania so that’s may the reason why it sounds do good😉
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  19262. The Dutch are probably the most multi-lingual in Europe (if not the World?) A friend of mine is Dutch and he speaks 6 European languages, 4 fluently. When I have visited the Netherlands I am surprised as to how many people speak perfect English, especially as Dutch is no different in its sounds and words.. Slartibartfast, the magician designer of planets, considered that his best work was designing Norway's coastline (Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
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  19263. Congratulations on your new addition to the family. Baby Sydney is beautiful as is the rest of the family.
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  19264. next video Spain! pls
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  19265. Remember, an empty triple almost weighs as much as one of your loaded semis, but without the weight on the drive axles.
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  19266. Ian, have you ever had Guinness? I love it much more than beer because it has a rich, delicious flavour and has a lot more nutrition in it! It needs to have a tall head on it because if you let it stand, the head slowly disappears from the bottom up, so drink it with the head! Yum!
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  19267. Something I found out about Australia the other day from one of my deep dives is that Antarctica was once Atlantas and Lemuria, or part of it, and Australia was Lemuria but was two countries as Indians had come down from Asia and claimed part of it. Our whole world history is wrong that we were brought up with in schools. It will all be changed soon but, yeah it is interesting. I know the allies have cleared out the Pine Gap DUMBs from the cabal and they go down as far as the centre of the earth where there is an underground sea and there were submarines down there taking cabal members to Antarctica where there has always been a city of 50 million living under the ice. So Australia was part of Lemuria.
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  19268. Mundy. Choosdy. Wensdy. Thursdy. Fridy. Saturdy. Sundy. Fizzy drinks are called soft drinks. As far as I know a flat is a low-set unit or apartment as you say in America and we call them also units but apartments are more multi level which we call a high-rise or a unit complex or a block of units. We have duplex which is two units on one block instead of a house usually equal but opposite most of the time and a roll of units usually two levels or sometimes two rows of units with the driveway in between we call townhouses .
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  19269. The car was craned up there as the building is still being completed. The apartment is A$39 million. They used the crane while it was still on the side of the building. He only agreed to buy the apartment if he could have the car up there 😀Craig
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  19270. Hey Iwrocker a fairly new viewer from Australia here🇦🇺, I’ve got a video suggestion it’s called “Peter Hickman HP4 Race | IMOTT | Chin Camera full lap. It’s an insane video of Peter going around the Isle of Man TT. Keep up the work Love from Straya🇦🇺
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  19271. You could do a bit on "Stupid stuff Australians bloody insist on telling us over & over..." =)
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  19272. Man, Rallying is Fantastic, but we also have to give credit to something the States do: The Baja 1000 and King of the Hammers are some events that should be up there with the most prestigious events. The level of Skill to do King of the Hammers or to Fly through the sand dunes at Baja is Absolute insane.
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  19273. Good vid and cave. Well lit and laid out, (a few flares; maybe deliberate to make it folksy) although 3d VR, or wide-angle viewpoint would explain overall layout better. The elevator music is excellent. I couldn't stand some jingoistic mainstream Aussie rubbish. Better have a fridge full of frosties from the Antipodes tho'.Then again (You know you'd be dead without a picture of Dani). Well thought. I'm sure there are challengers out there with good caves but little video skills. Prove me wrong Aussies and New Zealanders. 🦍🦧🐵
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  19274. I should revive my german accent😂 ,i lost it being away for 30years. Funny guy.
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  19275. I used to work in the Main part of Sydney City, and on my way home I would see a lot of the installations for vivid. Pretty amazing to see. Never have gone in to have a longer look though, used to be too interested in getting home to stick around after work. I work from home now, and I really do miss the city.
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  19276. i drove 10 laps in a formula ford last year (birthday present from daughter, best present ever!!!) great speed 220kph but the brakes were amazing. loved murray walkers commentary, loved his enthusiasim .
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  19277. Please ian do try them all live, you will be mind blown even more
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  19278. Your observation about the 'flow' of the game is spot on and part of what makes it such an exciting sport to watch. And the way the ball can only be passed backwards means it is much easier to track the play using modern television techniques which makes it a very tv friendly code. If you really want to experience Rugby League at its finest, you must watch a State of Origin match which is the annual grudge match between New South Wales and Queensland designed to prove which state has the better players. The intensity of the first 20 minutes is unparalleled in any sport I've ever watched. If you can, try and get some buddies together and find a sports bar that might play it on a big screen so you can get a better atmosphere than just watching it at home while the family goes about their normal routine. Of course if it's a live broadcast, the time difference is gonna be extreme.
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  19279. I have a documentary somewhere on my computer, with a lengthy story telling of this trip she made. She actually took the car, without her husband knowing, because she wanted to promote and prove a concept. The automobile.
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  19280. Bathurst 1000 this weekend
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  19281. If you weren't a full blown Holden fan you certainly will be now, what a magnificent gift and 1 I doubt anyone can top 👏
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  19282. Yeah pretty good. Not Australian, but pretty good. Just so you know "pretty good" is an Australian understatement for awesome.
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  19283. I saw the title and knew it was 100K!! Absolutely awesome. Thankyou Ian and Fam for the great content. Look forward to celebrating 1,000.000 with you soon!! Have an excellent Thanksgiving weekend. 🙏🙏🧡🧡
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  19284. nice vid always good
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  19285. Congrats
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  19286. Merry Christmas IWrocker family🦘🐨🏁
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  19287. 6:58 it's a public phone. This design discourages use as a urinal. This one also has off-quota wi-fi for members. I can't tell if it's one of the 15000 around Aus that offer free national calls to anyone.
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  19288. It´s probably hard to find in the USA but keep your eye out for an 850R. That engine is awsome! Older volvos are very sturdy but as with all cars maintenance is key.
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  19289. Robert Downey Jr is the only American i have seen that can really nail the aussie accent....check him out in Oliva Stones "Natural born killers"
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  19290. Here in my town every year there's a street sprint, so the fastest time around a short industrial area is the winner. You'll see nearly everything racing there, 90s Corvettes, E46 V8's, Skylines, Evo's, Subis (Subarus lol) name it, it may be there lol, and your pretty much up close to the racing so it's very fun to watch!
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  19291. If you want a wheel then I Definitely recommend the Logitech G29. I have had it for at least a year now and its the best I have owned. Also very comfortable due to the lather .
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  19292. I told and American I was from Wales once. He was convinced I was Australian for weeks.
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  19293. they tried it here in germany, advertised it and got ready for the rush but nothing happened, people just couldn't give a... but it's a online shopping thing.
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  19294. Great video, I'd recommend some of the Tatra suspension comparison videos, they really show of what it can do!
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  19295. They sell them at target in the US apparently
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  19296. i live in ozz and this happens in the street going to get groceries
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  19297. She lives near Byron Bay, so do I, She lives a 25 minute drive from me. It’s a beautiful area. The whole area is contained within the world’s largest extinct volcano.
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  19298. The weird van I’m pretty sure is a Mitsubishi. And yes, I’ve heard that we have the most diversity of available car makes and models on the planet. Kinda strange given the small population. Telstra (previously Telecom Australia) used to have a complete monopoly on the entire phone network here. They are still pretty much the only supplier of public phones in the country, they are much rarer these days but just recently they made all the public phones free to use for Australian numbers. New format is an improvement Ian👍
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  19299. The twin front axles are indeed steerable on the 8 wheeler units. Some of the newer ones have gone to a different setup where there are 3 axles at the rear and the rear one steers. Very common in the UK as rigid 32T tipper wagons. The Mercedes Actros in the video... They are a very nice place to spend the day, cabin etc is lovely. But I actually prefer the Renault Range T480s we have at work over the last Actros I drove. Might be no good for a review video but I'm sure you'll find something like this UK truck show video fascinating. So many different Euro trucks with fancy paintjobs and modifications https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aar8gQdHU6U
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  19300. Taking notice of the licence plates on the wall, I see 1ABE-990 is Western Australia, 994-HXL is Queensland 539-079 Northern Territory
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  19301. Love stubby coolers. I have a heap. Love it how your kids get so excited 😊
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  19302. also were so small that everything that can be grown or raised in the uk is pretty much local to the whole country. meaning it takes around a 6/7 hours drive from london to scotland
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  19303. Some really lovely pictures. It looks like a great place to go bush walking, especially in that canyon, that would be amazing. Great to hear you all enjoyed your holiday 👍 keep up the good work guy's 👍😊
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  19304. Check out Blue Mountains in NSW for some more of the picturesque views and landscapes you can see and visit here in Australia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76SRHNPJ1zk&t=132s
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  19305. We must get you into espresso coffee!
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  19306. My first car was my grandfathers late 60s old mini work van (rare and worth a fortune now, shouldn't have scrapped it), it had an elastic band for a handbrake, drum brakes on the rear, and front brakes that had to be bleed every week. Some of the roads where I lived then, Surrey, were steep. Hill starts were fun with five or six or your giggling mates in the back. Driving a manual on hills, tends to teach you good clutch control.
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  19307. Oh my gosh...that broke my heart to watch that! Thank goodness he's alright.
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  19308. Sorry I am late to the party , great video and as an English man I am always interested in beer! Your point about tasting like a cross over from wine is very well observed! Please find some historical info on brewing in Belgium to look at, it will explain why Belgium beer can be high in alcohol content, lack of home grown spirits and wine!
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  19309. Go for a direct drive wheel if you can, they've gotten a lot more accessible (cheaper) over the past year. They generally have better FFB for realism when racing. They also disconnects for swapping out the wheel if you'd like. I can't say much for control panels for the big trucks, although they do make them for tractors and farming simulators and flight control panels for flight simulators. Anything to help get your controls off the keyboard really. A plus for really any wheelset is the background software that can "tune" the wheel to specific games or cars you will drive. Direct drives are also typically quieter and can give you a lot more torque than a belt or offset gear drive wheel. At least that's the sales pitches I've seen or heard about them
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  19310. The AU Fairmont Falcon so impressed the UK car YouTuber HubNut, used in his New Zealand travels over a year ago. So much so that when he heard it was up for sale again in NZ he bought it again and had it shipped to Wales. Even though the shipping made it about eight times more than what he paid for it. About the only one in the UK
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  19311. Little note for the curious: technically we should categorize any kind of vehicle keeping in mind even the number of steering wheels. For example a normal 4x2 car, should be namen 4x2/2, where the "/2" indicate the 2 front steering wheels. So, a 4x4 Jeep, should be named 4x4/2, the Hummer EV is a 4x4/4, a Peterbilt semi truck will be a 6x4/2 and so on... This Tatra Phoenix then is a 8x8/8
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  19312. cookies and candy! here in Oz we call them biscuits and lollies
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  19313. Your enthusiasm is infectious .. I just smile at you guys the whole time .. Pappi Pedro looks like he is enjoying himself .. lovely family you have there
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  19314. I always like the beer videos and by the way, you look good with that hair cut (don't get me wrong, ok ? hehe :) )
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  19315. The tax being included in the price is actually very smart for European Governments , since if the tax is included, people will not complain about the ammount of the VAT tax (which is high in Europe) but the price as a whole
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  19316. The Aussie accent has definitely changed over time. We pick up the way other people from different countries say. Aussies tended to speak with a slightly more English accent. Mum was a 40s teenager, and dad was about a decade older. I was mum's little surprise package. She was a 44 year old grandma when I was born. I'm the youngest of 8 kids, 6 girls, 2 boys, with 1 set of twins. No, we're not Catholic. Medication always affected mum twice as much as other people. So the doctor told her not to take the pill, and dad refused to do anything. My sister, who was the eldest, was 23 when I was born. She and my second eldest sister were married and had their own kids. I picked up my speech patterns from Mum. I can't say, "How ya goin'?" Like it's one word.
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  19317. Fun fact, Western Australia used to be a yellow plate with black writing on it up until around the 2000s. Pretty much every state has long since switched to white plates. WA with blue writing on white, etc...
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  19318. Dude... Where to begin. Well, I'd like to see a wider stance so gotta have an AEV Nomad type package. That will also allow for bigger meats. Perhaps some KMC machete bead-lock rims as well. A twin air compressor would be nice for airing up and or down.4:88 gears. Synthetic cable Warn winch. Skid plate package for the differential. Vented hood, dual exhaust with a better exhaust note, and what the hell.. a hellcat motor.
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  19319. There are many Hungarian flags outside. We have a similar madness here in Hungary, but what we really look forward to every year are the Santa Claus rally(write: Mikulás rally) and the New Year's rally( write: Szilveszter rally), look for it, I think you'll like it!
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  19320. That's so awesome, sharing the Aussie spirit! Way to go guys xo.
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  19321. The back dumping, those trailers have a whats called a walking floor, it litteraly walks the stuff out the back
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  19322. Awesome family dude... kids are so funny and have no filter...lol. You'll have to bring the "outlaws" aka inlaws with you if you make the trip, but be careful as Pedro will fit right in here and may go missing on an outback pub crawl somewhere. 🤣 Cheers mate 👍
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  19323. Both your country and ours often use brand names for items. "Band Aid" is a brand name in the US as is "Jell-O" for you. We say "Li-Lo" as that was originaly an inflatable mattress or we often use "Hoover" for a vacuum cleaner. Ironic as it's a US company. "Chunder" was popularised in the UK in the early sixties by Barry Humphries of Dame Edna fame, it originates from Australia, first published in the UK in Private Eye satirical magazine in a cartoon strip, Barry McKenzie.
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  19324. ‘Cassita’ nice We call em ‘granny flats’ here in aus
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  19325. Definitely worth having a look at is the Bandvagn 206 (Bv 206) family . Thanks for the interesting and entertaining videos.
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  19326. Hello from Greece! Here it is mandatory for two officers to be in a police vehicle. It is actually illegal for the Police to pull you over without at least two officers 😎
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  19327. Merry Xmas Ian and family, we're having a scorcher Xmas, hope you had a cool one 🎄💚
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  19328. Watching this reminded me of a scene I observed from an office window some 60 years ago in a (then) relatively quiet town. A large Rolls Royce "creating" a parking space by shunting two other cars apart. A colleague told me that the driver, an octogenarian, parked in the same spot opposite his bank, whenever he came to town. Regardless of the fact that there might already be a car there!
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  19329. Yeah using it as a straw isb the Tim Tam slam he was talking about. 1,000 likes and he'll video himself doing the slam
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  19330. That was a really interesting upload. UK car laws are so much different from alot of European countries. I'm a new subscriber to your channel. I like your style. 👍🏻😁
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  19331. Congratulations :). Also like someone else pointed out. Its often better to wait till the kids are a bit older anyway. They can appreciate it more. I wouldn't say less demanding. Just differently demanding lol. Might i throw a suggestion in. Maybe chats like this you could do as a blog style maybe throw a camera up in the car and chat away while doing a scenic run. That can be fun.
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  19332. I got ETS2 as a way to remember my Eurotrip holiday. It's more fun than it seems like it should be 😁 Yes, you can use the Chunnel to get to the U.K., but it's pretty much the same as you see here - drive onto the train, then a loading screen and you wake up in Dover/Calais to drive off again. Let us know if you do get ETS2 and we'll arrange some convoys.
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  19333. 100 Australian Slang Words & Phrases Aussie slang word/phrase Meaning A Cold One - Beer Arvo - Afternoon Aussie Salute - Wave to scare the flies Avo - Avocado Bail - To cancel plans Barbie - Barbecue Bathers - Swimsuit Beauty - Great! Billabong - A pond in a dry riverbed Billy Teapot - (in the outback on the fire) Bloody - Very Bloody oath - Yes! Or “That’s very true” Bludger - Someone who’s lazy Bogan - Someone who’s not very sophisticated Booze Bus - Police vehicle used to catch drunk drivers Bottle-O - Liquor shop: a place to buy alcohol Brekky - Breakfast Brolly - Umbrella Budgie Smugglers - Speedos Bush - “Out in the bush” or away from civilisation Choc - A Bloc Full Biccy - Biscuit Chook - Chicken Chrissie - Christmas Cobber - Very good friend Coldie - Beer Coppers - Policemen Crikey - an expression of surprise Crook - Being ill (I’m crook); a criminal (he’s a crook) Dag - Someone who’s a bit of a nerd or geek Daks - Trousers Deadset - That’s true, or true! Defo - Definitely Devo - Devastated Drongo - a Fool, ‘Don’t be a drongo mate’ Dunny - Toilet Durry - Cigarette Esky - An insulated container that keeps things cold Facey - Facebook Fair Dinkum - Honestly? Or, Yes honestly! Flannie / Flanno - flannelette shirt Flat out - Really busy Footy Football - (AFL / Aussie Rules) NRL rugby league or rugby G’day - Hello Galah - Not being bright, also a stupid person Gnarly - Awesome Going off - Busy, lots of people Good On Ya - Good work Goon - Wine in a box Hard yakka - Hard work Heaps - Loads, lots, many Hoon - Hooligan or a very bad driver Iffy - Bit risky or unreasonable Knickers - Female underwear Lappy - Laptop Larrikin - Someone who’s always up for a laugh Lollies - Sweets Maccas - McDonalds Manchester - Sheets / Linen etc Mate - Friend Mozzie - Mosquito No Drama - No problem / it’s ok No Worries - No problem / it’s ok No Wucka’s - A truly Aussie way to say ‘no worries’ Outback - The interior of Australia. Even more remote than “the bush” Pash - To kiss Pissed Off - An offensive/vulgar way of saying you are very annoyed Piss Up - A party, a get together and in Australia Pissed - Intoxicated, Drunk Piss Off - An offensive way to tell someone to go away or get lost. Rack Off - The less offensive way to tell someone to go away or get lost. Reckon - For sure Rellie / Rello - Relatives Ripper ‘You little ripper’ - That’s fantastic! Rooted - Tired or Broken Runners or Trainers - Sneakers Sanger - Sandwich Servo - Service Station / Garage Sheila - A woman Sick - Awesome; ‘that’s really sick mate’ Sickie - A sick day off work Slab - A carton of beers Snag - Sausage Stoked - Happy, Pleased Straya - Australia Stubby - A bottle of beer Stuffed - Tired Sunnies - Sunglasses Swag - Single bed you can roll up, a bit like a sleeping bag Tea Dinner Tinny - Can of beer or small boat Thongs - Flip Flops True Blue - Genuinely Australian Tucker - Food Two Up - A gambling game played on Anzac day U-IE - To take a U-Turn when driving Up yourself - Stuck up Woop Woop - Middle of nowhere “he lives out woop woop” Ya - You Yous - Plural of you
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  19334. Mate you have to look up Targa Tasmania. They have some epic car.
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  19335. I live like 5 min away and I hear the truck every once and a while and it sounds georgous every time I hear it.
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  19336. Hello Ian, Allow me to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas.
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  19337. You got the pronunciation of Geelong right! I live in Lara, a suburb of Geelong
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  19338. Old rally cars are the best rally cars. That DS really looked like a lot of fun on that stage. You held it with a few hairy moments there too, so well done there. One Citroen you need to look into if you haven't is the SM. I'm saying nothing about it to not spoil it for you for if you don't know of it; but you really, really should look them up.
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  19339. I was lucky enough to be there when the team gray top fuel car did that burnout (it makes 8000hp btw which it nuts) But it literally shook the earth it was wild. Also look up a guy called lynchy, one of the greats in the burnout world 🤙🏼
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  19340. WOW! As a South Australian I never even knew it used to be apart of SA!?
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  19341. Personally I love videos with reaction to: rally, weird motorsports, offroad... But I really want to see you in Skoda or anywhere near Skoda or Tatra. For me you are fan of technology and Czech Republic and that's a super cool image. I like to learn new things, but with some action too. Please comment more on race and rally.
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  19342. Only in the Northern Territory, Darwin’s got it all…..lol
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  19343. I am Aussie I went to Chicago in 2018 when trump said “you know when we are in trouble when we have to set the rail way tracks on fire to prevent damage” it was -29c and that is REALLY cold because I just came from Australia Melbourne Christmas 23c (which is perfect) to that cold -29c and I though I was gonna freeze to death, you guys rug up and we will try to cool down this year and the early rain in Queensland helps against the fires! Merry Christmas! 🎄
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  19344. I have a large extended family of Magpies in the trees in my yard,no problems at all,they don't see us as a threat,but some in public areas don't recognise human visitors.
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  19345. thanks for bringing a smile to my face
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  19346. We do have those kinds of busses here in the US! Usually for large/serious incidents. You'll sometimes see fire department ones as rehab vehicles for fire fighters.
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  19347. I’ve got to say as a kiwi, this is often overdone. BUT… You guys certainly picked a great example of a Haka done with real meaning and emotion. 10/10 for not going to the default All Blacks Haka. This almost brought a tear to the eye. ALMOST. I’m alone, so you’ll have to take my word on it - that’s my story and I’m sticking to it! Good job anyway, full respect to you from NZ bros. (We often call our GFs “bro” [or “mate”] for some reason… got heaps of shit in the UK for that ha ha)
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  19348. looks like that third truck, the Volvo 8x4, has been imported from the UK, as it's in the old Tarmac Construction\Lafarge Tarmac livery.
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  19349. In my home town of Albany WA, we had a car museum called 'The Extravaganza' built by Paul Terry, it was multi level and huge, they were his cars, my favorite was the Countach, it was so big to me at the time, got to sit in it, now all grown up it shocked me how small they actually are lol, He died in a heli crash, his wife sold them all and has now been demolished.
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  19350. His nickname is Wombat he always eats roots and leaves .
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  19351. Congrats on the 200K
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  19352. Another GREAT Australian tradition, is the 'Bridge to Bridge'.
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  19353. Haha, I loved watching this! The Tim Tam's will rock your world xD take a nibble at two opposite corners of a Tim Tam and use it like a straw in your coffee. Very messy but so worth it 😁 I especially loved seeing the paw paw ointment, it's my go-to for dry lips during winter and perfect to keep in your medicine cabinet. I feel very humbled of your love and fascination for our culture and the things that are unique to our country. I dearly hope you and your family come to visit soon 💖
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  19354. 3:42 all of EU trucks have a refrigerator mainly under the bed 🙂
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  19355. it would probably surprise a lot of people to find out eastern greys and red kangaroos grow to near identical max sizes for males. they fight everyday, but serious fights usually take place in the arvo before sunset it's not uncommon for the whole mob to watch at a safe distance.
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  19356. The flatbed transit vans are very common in europe. I think they make sense.
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  19357. Well at least there are no sharks in there, the crocs ate all the sharks
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  19358. Watch some of the New Zealand master cars as we are allowed to run more power than they do in Australia. Check out Angus Fogg mustang
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  19359. 38.30 Citroen Type H, 1948-1980, very popular foodtruck in Europe, slide doors
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  19360. Up the top of Western Australia is hitting 114 Fahrenheit in certain areas atm
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  19361. A very strong crosswind and a light propeller aircraft is the cheapest way to do a Vtol landing 😂
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  19362. Ian, we would love to have you come and visit us here in Australia. If do manage to make it down under, make sure you take the time to look us up here on the Sunshine Coast Queensland. We would be more than happy to show you around our area.
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  19363. Happy New Year to you and your family. When you get to Australia, I think you are going to like most of the food.
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  19364. Since you're going down this rabbit hole, check out EU grape soda (like Vinea or Top Topic) vs US grape soda if you can find any. They don't even remotely taste like they should be the same flavor.
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  19365. He already did vinea i think. Together with kofola.
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  19366. What about the Finnish truck Sisu?
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  19367. I can now see why there are so many vegie garden channels comming out of the US. It looks like growing vegies yourself can be a real cost saver.
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  19368. The Dodge Viper was never sold here. Chrysler and Dodge have sent a model or two down here sold through their Jeep dealerships. The 300C, the retro PT cruiser, the Tonka truck Nitro, but never the Viper. I'm not sure but I don't think the factory ever made a RHD model.
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  19369. Ian, you already know a lot about our country and I am certain you are going to fit right in when you and your family visit our sunny shores.
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  19370. Greetings, l'm AustrALIEN 👽🇦🇺 I like watching all your videos from my home far far away. I'm sending peace to you! 🕊️
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  19371. Here in Oslo, and Norway in general, we`re close to the ocean, so there`s a lot of salt, roads are also salted although they try to avoid it, so things like corrosion prevention and regular checks are pretty important if you want things to last, not just cars, but buildings and stuff too. The materials used near the coast in Oslo are different from ones they`d use further inland, at least that was the case WAY back when I was in renovation (: Edited because I wrote sorted instead of salted lol :p
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  19372. WPVW Wayne Penrose. His engines are mostly based on the Flat 4 VW block, often turbo or supercharged.
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  19373. Funnily enough Ian, I was thinking about how cool it would be to see you with an ATS/ETS2 setup. Go for it!
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  19374. The more Beer you drink the better they taste. My favourite is B,B,Q. All the best to you and yours Bluey.
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  19375. Gymea Station has Jacaranda trees around it. This photo was probably taken between September and November, our Springtime. The bell shaped flowers fall off in strong winds. Also, you pronounced Gymea correctly! Google Gymea Lily and check out how tall they grow!
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  19376. Dani you’re looking beautiful. I hope the pregnancy is progressing well now ❤️🇦🇺
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  19377. Each episode they get more proffesional about the taste test. maybe you should do an america/mexican/canadian beer taste test and let us see what you have in usa.
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  19378. Another quality video Ian!! Every single video i enjoy watching. Your reactions an so pure man, ive even watched some reaction videos youve done that ive watched already but il always watch it again anyways because its just so much fun seeing how much you enjoy things youve rarely seen or seen at all!! keep it up brother, il be a life long subscriber :)
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  19379. So glad you did this one, this one makes me drool...even as a ford fan
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  19380. That's Port Philip Bay, sometimes they can be referred to as a 'Sound', like King George Sound in Albany were I am from, although live in Perth, also an 'Inlet', 'Harbour' of course, not sure what the rules are, if any, on determining each.
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  19381. I’ve driven a couple of Land Rovers in work. I was a Technician with Btitish Telecomm. Usually, the Land Rover in our group was idle and it was cheaper to let me use one when my little van was in the garage/workshop. As our group maintained everything in the exchanges in the Cardiff area our power men had to be able to take a mobile generator to an exchange that had the unlucky event of a power cut and the units own generator failed, batteries will only last about 4 hours, then the second one comes in then after another 4 hours it goes flat, no voltage, then no telephone calls. The last exchange I maintained had a customer base 9000 customers. We had two batteries of 25 lead/acid cells per battery so a 50volt battery. Each cell was open topped, about 4ft high and a foot square, 25 cells in a battery. Our standby was a Lister about 10 ft long 4 foot wide and about 7 ft high. When that went off the whole building shook. Our engine supplied 240 volts to our power plant rectifies to drop the voltage to both 50 volts negative, and for charging 50 volts positive.
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  19382. Here's the deal. (😂Biden😂) We crowd fund their trip here for a few dollars each, and they make an Aussie video every day wherever they go. I'd be in that! 😃👍
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  19383. Give this man his citizenship already! 🙏🏻❤️
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  19384. I'll tell ya how I'm goin' Ian - I'm staying out of the bloody Surfers/Chevron Island sun. 32c today here. Cheers all! Btw, insufficient cockatoos, roos & emus here vs Canberra. I do miss my native mates when I'm up here.
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  19385. Congratulations. I'm so excited for you.
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  19386. He appears to have lost the plot with the emus.
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  19387. That's the Vauxhall Insignia in the UK. I hope he repaired the paint that was ground off the sills/rocker panels and replaced his undies.
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  19388. No car chases in Illinois? So the Blues Brothers isn't real?
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  19389. I'm from Spain. There's a city in the Mediterranean coast called Benidorm that has like 70k inhabitants and apparently is the second city in the world with more skyscrapers per square meter. Go figure!
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  19390. First time seeing this today 😳cheers mate
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  19391. iWrocker is the top of my YouTube watch list. Always great entertainment. Thanks mate.
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  19392. G'day Ian, happy new year mate, hope 2023 is best for you and your family, loved this video, cheers mate Neil 🤠.
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  19393. A highlight to my day is when I get to watch your new videos, I have been watching since your reaction video to Tasmania, thank you Ian
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  19394. G'day Ian, Daniela, Emma, Andrew, Pedro & family. Beautiful name for ur new daughter. Welcome to our Aussie family Sydney!!! Bless ur precious bundle of joy 👩‍🍼🦘🐨🇦🇺🥰
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  19395. Anyone that would wear a sky blue shirt with a mighty maroons cap, would go to a minister’s funeral dressed in feathers! (Yes, I just watched Smokey and the Bandit)😂 Happy Bathurst Week - and that’s a thing…at least in this part of the world.
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  19396. I was taken to Bathurst when I was 2 years old (1972) and have watched it every year since on TV (according to my parents and as far as I can remember...). I can't profess to know the feeling of the atmosphere at Bathurst, but I have been to other races and can assume there is nothing that can compare. However, you can rest assured that I will be joining you on my iPad while I have the Great Race on in my lounge room! Let's hope that you can make it Down Under some time soon to actually make the pilgrimage to Bathurst. I guess having a young family would make that difficult, so I won't be holding my breath, but I know you and Dani will enjoy the experience. I'm 53 and sort of disabled and have only been to Melbourne (that I can actually remember), so I plan to go to Bathurst in, maybe, two years time to remedy that situation.
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  19397. Interesting WW1 story with the Amiens Gun, a several hundred ton German railway mounted gun that was captured by Australian engineers and later was displayed in Sydney after the war. Barrel is in Canberra. Worth the equivalent of multi millions then. https://youtu.be/mKXm90I3UaY Or a surprisingly good Lego version of the story : https://youtu.be/_3EibitrxfI
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  19398. As always an awesome video! I love seeing what you guys have been sent. Generosity is very heartwarming as is your sincere reactions. I missed seeing the babies but no doubt they were having a very fun time with Grandma 💙💟
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  19399. Yeah I can vouch for the storm front footage I’m from Perth and we get some pretty wild storms here. Being on an elevated corner block overlooking the ocean get to watch them rolling in 😂❤
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  19400. He already did
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  19401. well done ian . this guy is sick lol .
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  19402. The part of that MD’s vision for Holden about producing a competitor to the BMW M3 would have warmed your heart Ian. It was to be a reboot of the Torana! It got as far as a single prototype being made (in an outrageous pink/purple colour) before it got canned. Killing it off was a bad move by GM…I reckon they could have priced it the same as an M3 and it would still have been a good seller, and a whole new era of Aussie muscle car enthusiasts would have been brought to life.
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  19403. Beautiful day here in Oz, a nice 28 degrees, great Spring weather. :D
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  19404. loving your content rocker! keep it goin
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  19405. We shorten everything until someone annoys us, then we lengthen. Example. Someone speaks crap, instead of saying "whatever", we would say "I couldn't give a rat's fat clacker". Other Tristan Video's also explain, quite rightly we swear a lot. The C word is dropped all the time here, and not usually negatively. Ie...someone you like would be known as a "top c", or a great c. etc
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  19406. The smashed Commodore for $35,000 was legendary 😂😂 awesome video Ian 👍🇦🇺
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  19407. Cool video. My wife is a direct descendent of the fist European settler of KI, Nathanial Thomas, a "sealer" who found large salt deposits but no women. He took, stole or rescued (I'm not sure ) one of the last Tasmanian Aboriginal women from the Bass Straight islands that were driven north as the British colonised Tasmania and started a mixed race family on KI. The settlement grew slowly with Nathanial claiming most of the eastern side of the island. He even acted as pilot for the British settlers of Adelaide up the " back stairs passage" A navigational nightmare between the east of the island and the mainland. By now Nathanials family were farming and selling salt. But sadly the new settlers were reluctant to marry their kids into a mixed race family and the Thomas, now Simpson family were doomed. The last Simpson from KI moved to Adelaide as a young man served in the second world war, among other things as a chef in occupied Japan. He, Stanford Anzac Simpson returned and had seven kids. I married his third daughter. Oh and by the way the kangaroos on KI have a coat like a chocolate lab, very cool. Thanks for your interest in down under. Darren Bridge
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  19408. A great display of everything that you love, both older and the new stuff from your adopted country. Now to get crackin' on building more shelves so you can get back to playing air hockey again. Keep the vids coming and may you and the whole family all that comes your way mate.
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  19409. Congratulations on 100k. My daughter and I started watching when you had 13k subs. It’s been a fun journey 🇦🇺🤙
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  19410. Books, my niece has two toddlers I love to send them books, can't go wrong! Car books, that's new, glad they are different ones! 🤗 You will be an expert on Australian car history! 😊 Wow, its good to know this guy James! Nivea is cool, Beautiful pics, generous, yum, headset?, an Aussie officially!! 👍 Anthea - more chicken salt, towels (😍), more stubby holders, you need hats here, that's a Cricket Hat, outback envy, nice pencils, hope you have room on the fridge, great books, (lots of mining jobs available right now 🤔)! Pretty, suits you! Big Lowe's - menswear, cute, super cute, balloons, start saving early, Bathurst, baking with Emma, rare Monopoly (I can't keep up 😲), love QBB book shop, INXS love it, great videos, wow mega ANZACS, Roxanne 🥰👍 Matthew - a real Akubra!! 😧😂 Early Christmas! Come on over soon! Peter 🌟 - Rugby scarf, Sydney soccer scarf, lucky Emma 🤗, rare footage, more cars, wow Aussie supermarkets in the US, dad's towel, Ian's favs, winter movies, beer, study books, Rugby, more cars, more Brock! WOW! .. Happy Christmas to you all, enjoy your day the Aussie way, take care everyone! ⛄😁😍🥰😊🤠🌲
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  19411. Greetings from Czechia, nice to see someone talking about our country with such passion! My personal tip is to visit Prague, but also go out of the city, there are plenty of nice little villages and towns near Prague. I would personally recommend visiting Poděbrady and Nymburk, Town Poděbrady is just off D11 highway and you can have a nice bike ride from there to Nymburk along the river Elbe. You can actually ride from one town to another on one side of the river and go back on the other side. I would also recommend visiting the Bohemian Switzerland before it burns down completely, just today I was listening to the radio in the car and there was another fire in the park... Some German tourist apparently launched some pyrotechnics by the Pravčická gate (the sandstone arch).
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  19412. I was sitting in the corporate tent across from where the wheel stopped, it was the funniest thing I have ever seen.
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  19413. There is at least one WB Holden Ute in the Chicago area as it was in a video of a car show from there that I have seen. The things on the back of the Ute are press studs this is unusual as it is normally hooks that an elasticised draw cord that goes around the edge of the soft tonneau loop over. As for registration my Mitsubishi Triton in Victoria is $306.90 registration, $491.00 personal injury insurance and tax $49.10 total $847.00 for the year. Personal injury insurance is a state run scheme that is included in your yearly registration renewal in Victoria. Then insurance for your vehicle and third party property/vehicle damage is a separate commercial policy. In Australia it is hard to register a left hand drive car that is less than 30 years old. After 30 years it is much easier if you are in a car club as they are treated as historic/collector’s vehicle.
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  19414. Our coin denominations include $1 & $2 coins. I would have at least a $100 in my console.
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  19415. Yes they’re all really generous and sweet people. Roxanne is a super mega Amazing person. And Andrej and Mel as well and all the people that have sent us a little piece of their country. ❤
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  19416.  @midnightkitchen8379  you have a wonderful family and the way you raise the kids is the same as my upbringing was here in Perth. I share the videos with my 80 year old mum, she loves watching the kids get their presents. Love to the whole family mate
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  19417. Mate, I have to thank the USA because they gave me a fricken great week-end watching the NFL playoffs. That Chiefs win over the Bills was just bloody amazing. The earlier game when Tom the GOAT brought the Buccs back with minutes to go in the 4th quarter but they still lost. The two games yesterday too, the Packers getting done, Cinci winning - what great games too. These Divisional games over the last two days just were shit hot! CHEERS.
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  19418. You missed one of the jokes at the end . The guy who wanted the garden hose and Gatorade bottle ... 90% of the bongs in Australia are made from a piece of garden hose and a Gatorade bottle 🤣
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  19419. In this case you can actually make a generalization. You are correct in saying that Europe as a continent is very diverse, historically, ethnically, language wise, even food wise (different diets depending where you live) BUT we do have one thing in common our food is generally less sugary and not as processed as compared to some american stuff. And since half of Europe is in the EU so some laws apply to all of us which makes it ok to generalize this particular topic. But even the non EU-States have similar or even same laws so its not a big difference generally. I do have to say though that what I hear from Germany (used to live there) and my home country Croatia is that the numbers of obesity is rising, especially with kids. Now todays lifestyle can be a factor and I have the impression that kids are generally less active than when I was a kid back in the 90s/ early 00s. If you look at Asian countries for example they are probably even slimmer than us Europeans - probably one part are genetics, but their eating habits are maybe closer to ours in comparison to North Americans and particularly USA. I think people in the States could be slimmer too, even without the whole walking and stuff if only the food was less processed and less sugary.
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  19420. If you look on the underside of the bottle top magnet, there should be a hole for opening beer bottles.
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  19421. I am trying to learn Spanish at the moment!
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  19422. I have an Aussie house with steel frame, steel roof (colour-bond) & brick walls. Rock solid, I ❤️ it
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  19423. Ian every time you say the name of a city or state it's almost impossible to tell you are an American in America.
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  19424. New mexico looks amazing. Looks like you guys had a great time, jealous! Keep up the great work guys, love the videos. All the best to your family from Sydney!
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  19425. It is possible that being the last one you tried the Aussie Milo dissolved more.
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  19426. Hi Ian...Listening to your preference for dry weather... Some years ago-in the 1990's...we had a period of time with virtually no rain( in Sydney)... Some mountain wild birds made their ways to the beach areas(& stayed even to now).. Another memorable point was that ; once we had rain, many P plate( people in the general start time of driving) drivers- in the rain, had accidents( small ones). The overall reason was that they had had so little experience driving under wet conditions, that, when there finally was much rain...they didn't know to brake earlier/or in various ways for various conditions...So smashes/aquaplaning and consequently running into other cars etc etc... Just an anecdote... May all of your family have peace and our Heavently Fathers blessing for your kindness and inclusiveness of all sorts of people.. :-)
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  19427. Another thing that is notable is the tyre size in American trucks , front tyre size is 295 80 r22 and rear is 11 r 22 , which is 275 , all euro trucks are fitted with the 295 80 r 22 front to back , more traction , more weight carry , my boss just received his latest brand new Kenworth SAR , in the classic ledgend style , retro looks , and it still retains the older truck so well , well also use western star trucks too in fleet of 11
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  19428. Were it all began..
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  19429. here in the Netherlands, most farmers and fruit growers also have such machines at their farm or company, often you can pay yourself 24/7 with your debit card in the machine, so even if you don't have loose money in your pocket. you can even pay more with your debit card at the new machines, so that there is no more money in the machines, so there are no thieves who will try to steal it. Many hobby farmers with chickens also have stalls with fresh eggs with a money tray. I use it a lot to get fresh fruit and vegetables from the farmer in the vending machine. The prices are often even better than in the shops and everything is really fresh because the farmer always has to refill the vending machine and it is cooled in it
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  19430. IWrocker, one thing I love about Scania is how well they would fit into the US, in multiple ways; Only use V8s (afaik), the displacement is 16.4L exactly which is = 1000.7 cubic inches, so 1000 cubes V8, does it get more poetic American than that? :) Turbodiesel V8 ofc, with a great sound that would make most mid-west/southern Americans smile and close their eyes and enjoy the moment.
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  19431. Jeez, Ian… you’re becoming so much of an Aussie, I don’t even hear your American accent anymore!! Love your content bro…. 👍🏼
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  19432. So a bit of info. Holden didn't make pick ups or hatch backs. Everything Holden made was based on a commodore in the last 30 years. Commodore, monaro/gto, wagon, ute. 4 door ute, Statesman, exc Look up some HSVs and FPVs.
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  19433. Well done guys, they look fantastic, yum my favourite. Just to let you know each place that makes sausage rolls here taste different although the same product, different is good. Enjoy
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  19434. Mince meat is what you would call 'ground beef'. A lot of Australians would also use beef rather than lamb. (I like both.) Also, you can use sausages, just remove the cases. If you put them in the pastry with the cases on, they will curl up. I am guessing that your sausage rolls are far, far superior to the ones to be bought in most of the shops here. You can also include onion and grated carrot in the meat mix. (I would fry or microwave it first before adding it.) More cooking videos plesae! Thank you for the video!
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  19435. Man you should have watched a video about a finnish timber combination doing a "Intiaanikäännös" It is a very interesting way to turn a 82ft long combination around in a pretty tight place. Im not sure what the turn is called in english or if it has a name in english.
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  19436. Wow
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  19437. If you are looking for a match to watch mate the finals start next week. In 4 weeks you could watch the grand final which is basically our superbowl.
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  19438. 7:08 agree , greetings from saudi arabia
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  19439. Thoroughly agree
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  19440. You should react to Colin McRae montages if this impresses you, he is one of the GOATs of rallying!!
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  19441. I like tequila but not this stuff. 100% Agave only but it's nice seeing you enjoying a drink with your father in law. I do the same with my Chinese father in law.
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  19442. Dude, I been watching you for a few months now and never heard you swear so much. Our Summernats really got you excited. Awesome to see buddy! Enjoy the extreme!
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  19443. Loving the content brother! Keep em coming. Would love to see a reaction video of the NRL rivalry known as the State of Origin footy series between Queensland and New South Wales, on field fights and hit ups reaction would be sick. Cheers maate.
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  19444. LEGEND!!!!!!
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  19445. Bet he’s not going to use it as a coffee table 💞
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  19446. Welcome to the real Australia in this episode Ian.
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  19447. Not sure if I should commented as a cats fan 😂😂😂 but just for your reference, the Sydney opera house is incorporated into the logo, also SMFC is for its origin South Melbourne Football Club.
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  19448. 11:10 Aerosol fire engines: areas of application for rapid and massive firefighting in large fires - Firefighting on chemical plants (especially petrochemical plants) - Precipitation of toxic gases and vapors - Cooling objects at risk of fire - Ventilation of tunnels
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  19449. You're surprised that a country where people will bet on two fly's walking up wall (generally in the Pub Friday night) would race Trucks? These are totally modified, you will rarely see a single bogey on the roads in Australia. Check out the Henley on Todd Regatta and the Beer Can Regatta, also see if you can find a video or picture of a Darwin Stubbie. Australia, the Best Country in the World where half the population are slightly crazy and extremely inventive
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  19450. If I come over to the States I could be an Ambassador for Oz .However you'll have to sponsor me ,work in the store that you can open up down at the mall will do . I know, I like you folks but really, Oz loves you .Evident by the mail
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  19451. Hadn't seen that before. Very interesting. Certainly, some talent there.
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  19452. McLaughlin isnt related to the present Scott, but yes the famous racing names you heard Bartlett , Firth, Geaghan, seton, etc were all bathurst legends. Just remember, these cars werent lowered. They had stock wheels and put through the torture test which was a hell of a task as you can see. They were 'Built Ford Tough' for Australian roads!
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  19453. top craft brewery is James Squire. everything they produce is top notch. My personal favourites are the Chancer and 150 Lashes.
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  19454. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh Pedro. I agree.
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  19455. I am Polish... Bakery culture over here is just outstanding... You can watch some films about Polish Bakeries, there are few of them on YT. Also, The real butter is one of the best food products you can have. And delicious, too :) A fresh bread roll with delicious butter and cheese with my morning coffee is the best breakfast :)
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  19456. Thanks for your kind words I had a lot to do with Peter when Peter was in the XU1s my brother worked for Castrol so we were always in the HDT tent also I worked at Holdens for 15 year's i have lot of signed stuff from Peter I thought Ian would like the signed corporate pass.
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  19457. We have a small desert in Slovakia as well 🙂
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  19458. I was born in Benalla, close to Winton. We did driver education there, I've ridden my pushbike around it many times. Good go-kart track. V8 Supercars race there, but the trucks are better on a bigger, wider track. All single rear axle trucks. Many automatics. Plenty of black smoke!
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  19459. Nice vid mate really enjoy your stuff on Australia 👌🇦🇺
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  19460. 1st time I saw it I was maybe 8yo and it inspired me in a way that a kid wouldn’t know how to channel into something productive, but nonetheless it left a mark on me. I’m particularly fascinated with the photos of it during construction…something courageous about them getting on with the job despite knowing no one had experience in building such a thing. The building does have one bad viewing angle imo (sorry Ian) but there’s literally hundreds of other angles to look at it from and they’re all beautiful
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  19461. Hello from Berlin, Germany. It's around freezepoint here in February 2025.
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  19462. Air New Zealand , pilots have seen them been followed bye orbs
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  19463. Yeah we have had Nandos in Australia for a long time. It's decent for what it is but it's not the cheapest fast food. Guessing they are fairly new to America. It's basically Portuguese style chicken, burgers, chips etc. It started in South Africa and is very popular in the UK too. As far as the sides go, I like their peri peri chips🤤 and the Portuguese spiced rice. The supermarkets here sell the Nandos peri peri sauces, mayo, chicken rubs and chips seasoning. Maybe yours might start carrying those too? We also have Oporto and Ogalo which are similar Portuguese themed. But Aussie started/owned.
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  19464. I reckon Daniella would love to watch Nat with you! And, if she has time we would love to see her do some reactions with you. 🥰
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  19465. I agree those aerial shots were amazing!
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  19466. Weird seeing Ford Explorer over on European streets, here in the UK we only had it 97-00 with the 4L, I think. Very rare now. We'll be getting a VW MEB Explorer from 23 onwards though.
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  19467. Hey Ian, Aussie here who has frequented the US, particularly Washington state. It really isn't dissimilar to Australia. Two things I expected to see in the US, based on tv, was a heap of fat people and someone shot by police. I saw neither and loved my time there
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  19468. I wouldn't eat a Dominos pizza if you paid me the $30, but looking at the online menu, you can get 2 'large' pizzas + sides for $27, so I don't know, maybe they got some kind of crazy 'upgrades' on it or something. :goodvibes:❤
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  19469. From Sydney NSW Australia I love your content, keep up the great work.
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  19470. I think the silver EH Holden with the red interior (near the start of the video) is my pick. IRL the styling just always look so neat and tidy (for Australian taste)
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  19471. Cheers Ian from Canberra.
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  19472. No.9 looked like a referee t shirt to me but it was cool still.👕
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  19473. You have a lovely family. Andrew looks just like you❤
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  19474. Normal garbage day in my town is tuesday every two weeks. The tuesday in between is plastic garbage early in the morning and paper later the same day. Food waste day is on wednesday and glass is on friday. Greeting from Germany. They use different trucks for different garbage. But we mostly got the trucks where you put garbage in at the back. No robot arms in my town. Usually there are three workers on each truck. One driver and two guys who grab the bins and empty it and put it back. If something drops on the street they take a broom and clean it. They have to close the lits and put the bin back from where they took them.
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  19475. Sure missed several great performance cars from Australia. The many models released as specials, to get into Bathurst would one group. Monaro, which a South Africa variant mentioned, and above all Torana muscle car versions would on such list.
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  19476. For any sim I would recommend the Logitech G29. It's just a great allrounder and it's got enought buttons for a senseful setup. Thanks for making those videos!
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  19477. Regarding the Chevrolet Opala and a small V8: They put the Chevy 283 (and the Chevy 327, for that matter) in some of the highend Opel sedans. That engine should fit into the bay of the Opala with a little elbow grease.
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  19478. We also have the Panama canal here, allows direct shipping from Pan to Ama in SA.
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  19479. fun fact I bet you did not know. The bunnings snag the onions used to go on top of the snag then mustard/ketchup etc but somebody sued bunnings as his onions sliped off the snag and he sliped on them. Now all snags have onions first then the snag on top.
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  19480. I loved your reaction
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  19481. Glad to have ya back. Congrats on the new addition to the family!!
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  19482. check out German toilets, they have a weird thing that allows you to ... examine your stool
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  19483. Well spoken older gent. These are sort of “guys” needed in early grade classrooms. Before kids get jaded before they run amok or become smart arses - they can suck up the words etc of older people. Maybe the Rd to adulthood might be more smooth, more direct and without hidden concerns then. Mind you … not every old person will do. Cheers Ian.
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  19484. Every year for Australia day they run ads to try to get us to eat more pork and lamb for some reason, I think we barbie too much beef 😂
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  19485. The same way that you can remember Italy as a boot, you can remember Austria as a violin, Portugal as a face seen from the side, always looking at the sea, Spain as a bull with two horns, Finland as a statue of justice holding a balance, Belgium as the manneken pis, France as a cowhide being dried, and Norway looks like a...
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  19486. Almost similar with other country tho. Like India or Thailand. But my suggestion try checking Indonesian bus too. They have like crazy overtake bus or they say "blong" and insane modified horn like an instrumen or they called "telolet" or "telolet Basuri" sometimes. Cheers from Indonesia... 😀
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  19487. I call a spade a spade & a shove a shovel And that seems to trigger some folks that think I am an opiniated A***hole & they don't hold back when dis-agreeing with my opinion on different subjects. It's all good.
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  19488. For me the best driveable truck is the Volvo FH 16 the seat is so adjusterble I can get a comfortable sitting position I have a damaged spine curtesy of a culvert bomb . It's also set in the best position to reverse both LHD and RHD there's no hanging out the window or sitting half on half off the seat or twisting your legs like a contortionist to operate the foot peddles
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  19489. Milo, Australia’s best chocolate drink mixed with Kit Kat. Australia’s best hardened chocolate. Does a better combination even exist? 💯🤤
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  19490. I was born in Portugal 🇵🇹 but live in Australia
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  19491. It has a bed. What more does it need to say it is a truck? It clearly isn't a " sport utility vehicle (SUV)". It's a unique TRUCK that is different from all the other midsize truck competitors. You have a RAM powerwagon to fit your type of lifestyle or your preference. People who buy Ridgelines like my family, don't need a bulky pickup truck when we really don't need it. This really is ALL ABOUT OPINION about your perspective what every truck needs to be.
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  19492. I just started this video, and I had to write this: I noticed that sign from your Mexican restaurant, and I'm pretty sure that isn't the Belgium flag but the French flag 🙄(the one they use on the website is the correct one 😝)
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  19493. Check Out the Opel Rally Cars Opel Manta ,Opel Kadett ,Opel Ascona ,Opel Corsa
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  19494. G'day Ian, writing this message about half an hour away from Torquay just down the coast. Torquay is pronounced the same as Torquay in England (also where Fawlty Towers is set too..) Torquay has a small shopping mall (of sorts) just of surfie stores. I used to go there during my teenage years to buy some sloppy surfie t-shirts. Visy is related to Pratt Industries in the USA (same owner). Back in Sept. 2019 Pres. Trump and Aust. PM Scott Morrison both opened a new manufacturing plant / paper mill in Wapakoneta, Ohio, that created about 300 jobs. Visy in Oz and Pratt in the US both do cardboard packaging which is pretty important because many things you would buy come in a cardboard box. I wonder how many other country American towns can lay claim to hosting two world leaders at the same time? 🤔🤔
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  19495. gives a new meaning to fast food , if your food is fast you have to be to catch it
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  19496. Loving the F1 videos Ian.
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  19497. Joondalup is in the Perth northern suburbs, a good buy.
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  19498. WOW that sounds sick and im a GM GUY TO MY SHOES and socks hope none of my mates see me say this lmao
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  19499. How did it get in to her brain, though? How did the eggs, larvae or whatever cross the blood-brain barrier? It's a very worrying thought.
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  19500. I have lived in Sydney all my life and watched the Opera House rise from what was a tram depot. The Opera House was built from the sale of the Opera House Lottery, which raised money to finance the entire build. The design of the building is unique and sits opposite the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The bridge and the Opera house have featured in tourism advertising since the Opera House was opened in 1973. The acoustic problems in the main auditorium have recently been fixed. The building is beautiful and its location is outstanding.
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  19501. Try your google street view Ian, might be able to get the views from that. Not sure if it’s available though.
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  19502. Hello IWrocker you should look into the hosuing in vienna its very diffrent to anywhere in the world because 50% of the houses are state owned and not public. the social housing is also very affordable and beatiful
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  19503. Great content as always Ian. I really like the US watertank art. My favourite was the horse one. I'm a lover of art so seeing gorgeousness on otherwise boring structures is brilliant! There certainly are spectacular artists all around the world.
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  19504. Swedish military TGB 30 and 40 built by Scania 4x4 and 6x6 are some awesome trucks. TGB 11 and 13 looks a lot like the Pinzgauer. With portal axles also. Theres an older one lovingly called "Valpen" from Volvo. This is 1960 to 1980´s vehicles used by Swedish army. I´m an old artillery soldier, so i got know these vehicles. Please look them up.
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  19505. Awesome mail time! Need to pull my finger out and send some stuff. As a Mum I think I have made almost all of the birthday cakes in the woman weekly cake book. If you see ingredients you are not sure about just ask.
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  19506. Hi IWrocker, looks like you are getting a serious ambassador for Prague, Czech beer + Skoda and Citroen cars... Simply looks to meyou have some good tastes, and i couldn't agree more. Take care & Good luck to your channel!
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  19507. This is from the 1997 Super Tourer two litre only race. One of two years when there were two Bathurst 1000 races. Two litre on channel seven in October and a V8 Holden vs Ford enduro but in November on channel ten. A split in opinion of the two motorsport organising bodies. The two litre race had much more international connections of cars and drivers and this got Murray Walker here to commentate. As well as F1 he was a legend in the UK commenting on these type of cars. Brad Jones racing group developed the Audi locally to a very high level but a BMW won the race IIRC. This year there will be a TCR endurance race in November. But getting less publicity. Two litre or 1.6 turbo or some parity system I think. Will the future Camaro vs Mustang enduro here continue to create interest in future? Mustang and especially the Camaro very expensive here so less connection with Australians.
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  19508. When selling: "Super clean 2015 Ram 2500 Power Wagon, garage kept, low mileage, never seen mud, snow or the light of the sun lol"
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  19509. As much as I love our Aussie chargers, the 70 Dodge has always been my favourite since asking my dad 'what's that car?' when I was a kid and I saw one at the water ski park we spent weekends and holidays at.
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  19510. Ian, just want to say, you're awesome been a subscriber for a long time now always enjoy and look forward to your content. I hope one day you can travel to Europe whatever country or countries you visit I am sure you will love.
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  19511. You are such a sweet family 😘🇦🇺
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  19512. I love her father, he is so cool. The Radler was funny.
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  19513. Family is the most important thing in the world 🙂
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  19514. I messaged them. No way Nathan won't see it.
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  19515. I can honestly say that I get more fun from my sierra sapphire Cossie 4x4 with 420bhp than a 500+ 911 turbo or my wife’s Tesla with 760hp and I’m lucky enough to be able to choose . I understand a lot of people don’t know or care what it is , but whenever I’m out in it maybe 1 in 100 people will be give u thumbs up, so happy to see it, and always ask you about it. It’s 1990 car so parts can be a nightmare but I wouldn’t sell it for anything. Any other car I have can go but not the Cossie
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  19516. Lovely pool room mate great place to have a few beers with the neighbour plenty conversation pieces there 😎👍
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  19517. Love the old shape Fiat Pandas. One of my favourite 4x4s. 👍✌️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  19518. there are 3 accepted tall Mountains , the Hawaiian is the tallest from bottom to summit , Chimborazo is the one with farthest point from earth core and Everest is the absolute highest point
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  19519. Love Pedro, truely a family affair, thanks Jezza and Luke
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  19520. ian, its great that you are researching & loving the Australian motoring history. Australia must seem like an aliternative universe to an American motor fan. All of the big 3 automakers, GM, Ford & Chrysler built cars in Australia, using ideas & concepts from both the USA, Europe & the United Kingdom. The 80's GM Commodore, was originally based on the Opel Record & Senatoe, but was Australianised with local straight 6 motors & the local V8 in 308/ 304 cc setups. The VL commodore was alos fitted with a Nissan 3litre staright 6. Australia also produced local version of many Japanese cars that were only available in the Australian & New Zealand markets, Nissans, Mitsubishi & Toyota were all given an Aussie flavor at one point or another !!! keep up the great content .. appreciate the video alot.
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  19521. Finally you got to it!!! There’s heaps of speedways in NZ. You need to check out teams nationals though, this is nothing compared to it
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  19522. I suspect fun, or fear, she is glad she did it.
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  19523. Sick of the rain is an understatement lol not sure about other places but Sydney has had its highest ever (recorded) annual rainfall already this year at over 2100mm .
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  19524. Was in Broken Hill earlier this year, any one is able to access the RFDS no insurance or ambulance cover needed. If needed I think they can even operate in the air. A flying hospital. And all free!
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  19525. Hey, just a thought. The green and gold cars..green and gold are the Aussie colours.. in case the penny hadn't dropped. ❤
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  19526. Currently drinking a danish Willemoes Påskebryg (easterbrew) 6.5% Skål! Anything less than 4.6% isnt beer imo.
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  19527. Peter brock 1991 bathurst!
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  19528. Theres a great video of an Eagle powered scammell crusader somewhere, loved explorers since I was a kid though seen plenty of them.
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  19529. Happy Birthday, Ian. 🎂🎉🎁
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  19530. On the Island of Malta (grandparents lived there) us 3 brothers played the 7-Up spotting game. There was NO coca-kola over there but after the war US Navy ships brought 7-Up as there was very little drinking water. Each and every store or local bodega had a recycling crate outside for the bottles. The tin signs are now highly sought after.
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  19531. Apparently a very small number of these do drive in the US, there was another one being driven in Oregon at some Vanlife-type gathering. That one was obviously former military since it had US flags etc. on it, this one here looks pretty clean and less ex-mil. Though some of them are old enough to probably be able to be imported to the US without much of a hassle too. They did 6x6 versions of these too. And a smaller, lighter "Haflinger" version with less bodywork and a smaller air-cooled engine, though they stopped building those quite a long time ago.
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  19532. Gday chieftain, just a quick gday from Melbourne mate.👍🍻 Oh, & Melbourne has the tallest buildings in the southern hemisphere mate plus we're the sporting capital of the southern hemisphere. Couple fairdinkum facts for ya.🍻🤣
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  19533. We've started getting all the U.S trucks over here. There are companies that import them brand new, convert them to RHD, then sell them to the public. All of them, Siverado, Ram,Tacoma, F150 etc. Very expensive the modern ones! Could buy a supercar for the same dollars!
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  19534. That Deer running into the car, reminds me of idiot Kangaroos or Wallabies here in Australia, jumping into cars.
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  19535. Great Job 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
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  19536. Sretan Božić i Nova Godina!Pozdrav iz Hrvatske
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  19537. I found adjusting to driving on the other side of the road pretty easy, you'll feel at home in a couple of minutes. The only negative for me was muscle memory making me punch the door when I wanted to change gear lol.
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  19538. Sydney Swans guernsey also has the shape of the Sydney Opera House.
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  19539. Rob here, This video dragged up a few memories for me. I left school at 15 and applied for an apprenticeship in 1977. There was 5500 people that applied for 10 positions. I went on to complete 2 more trades by saying yes to any opportunity that was offered. I had approximately 35 apprentices over 40 years in the workplace. I am now retired and honestly believe in what this man was saying. We all have strengths and weaknesses, but it's amazing how strengths improve if you let yours weaknesses show. In the short term you may get some stick, but in the long-term you will come out on top. To me people who start an apprenticeship after year 10 make the best apprentices. Young minds that can be influenced in the right direction in work and life. My thoughts
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  19540. Definately check out more of his videos. Maybe "how a sinkhole became a secret garden"
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  19541. Hey Ian when it comes to the Maggie’s , they have even have to make contact to freak me out, the noise of the wings is bad enough 😳🤣
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  19542. Hi from Czech republic ;) Hello America, I admire your machines full of chrome ;)
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  19543. You should react to the Tokyo auto salon…some videos are pretty long and give details abt the cars but some are shorter and skim through the cars Edit: AND GYMKHANA WITH KEN BLOCK :)))
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  19544. Rover experimented with gas turbine cars from 1959 until the mid 60's, some of the cars in the National Motor Museum and other museums in UK.
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  19545. I think the closest we got in Norway to Utes, were the Ford P100, which was a Ford Sierra pick-up, and the VW Caddy, which was a Golf/Rabbit MK1 pick-up when it first came out (but it evolved into a Polo based bread van.) Maybe the old Mazda B-series pick-ups could count? But that might have the Chevy S10 pick-up also count? Also, the GMC Syclone? It was the worlds fastest pick-up for a while, would that fit under Ute? (Though that also fits under S10) On the weird Tesla "truck" I kinda doubt it'll be allowed everywhere, as it's design kinda doesn't lend itself to the current era of road safety, where car designs are somewhat restricted by laws, basically having to be design in ways that won't cause unneeded harm if you hit a pedestrian, which is why pop-up headlights aren't made anymore, they were a danger to pedestrians. And the Tesla "truck" is basically a block with sharp edges.... and with Tesla's build quality, panel gaps that might swallow pedestrians, they still can't figure out how to use the bare rust proof metal properly... like DeLorean managed in the early 80s... If I ever were to go the EV route, I lean more towards Hyundai's N Vision 74, based off of the 1974 Hyundai Pony Coupe prototype which was designed by the guy who also designed the DeLorean. ^^
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  19546. I grew up in the UK but have been an Ozzie for 34 years n counting. I love hot Christmas in Oz. The hottest Christmas days I've had is when we visit the in-laws in Karratha every three years. That is in the north of Western Australia, a region called The Pilbara. It's iron ore mining country, with those 3km long freight trains 8 trailer long road trains and termite mounds towering over your head. I love it. To me its 'real Australia' but I'm really a city girl so also love retreating back to cooler, European style Melbourne and decent coffee! Often we've sat down for Christmas lunch on the porch in 50o C heat. (122oF). One year we were there the workers were taken off the North West Gas shelf platform (in the Indian Ocean) because it had reached 70oC on deck (158o F). They were a bit hot. Going for a swim in the sea is not refreshing. Water like a hot bath and shoes on so you don't tread on a stone fish. This year in Melbourne will be a cool 23o due to La Nina. But the coffee will be hot 😊
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  19547. I feel like we did have Pop-Tarts here when I was a kid in the mid-90's, briefly, though whether it was the same thing as the American breakfast staple I can't say. I seem to remember the filling emerged from the toaster volcanically hot so you couldn't eat it anyway. As for s'mores... didn't discover those until a mate's fiance (from Tallahassee) introduced our whole little group to them. They were a curiosity but not a huge hit, and they're still not particularly well known here a decade-plus later.
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  19548. It's all about gearing. Low gearing means high torque!
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  19549.  @gooseknack  I'm a city gal in Australia so I'm pretty sure I spelt Deer incorrectly but dam I was sheering n clapping 👏 for these guys
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  19550. I was a kid when it was being built, but I remember it well. It's a pretty amazing structure. One of the amazing things about it is that it was wholly funded by a lottery. What a brilliant idea it was. I'm sure we're all looking forward to watching your reactions when you first stand in front of it. :D You have to go on the tour - you'll see really fascinating parts of it. You also need to do the Harbour Bridge climb.
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  19551. These Dodge Caravans (actually, the Chrysler Voyager was way way more common) were veery popular in the 90s and early 2000's, easily the most common US car next to the 300c!
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  19552. I nearly spat my brew out, It went straight to advert after he said knob.
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  19553. Courage? From the Aussies I have met, he sounds pretty normal. They tend to downplay everything. -Nah, just two pythons fighting in front of my garage. Around four meters long. -Nah, the crocodile wasn´t that big, only fifteen feet. I only needed some stitches (means more than 40 stitches). -Nah, the shark was just hungry. It took my left leg, but my right leg is still there. For anyone outside Australia, it might seem nuts. But hey, I will never ever tell an Aussie how to handle their stuff. Just continue to drop my chin in awe. :)
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  19554. We live in South East Queensland. We got over 40 inches (1070 mm) in three days. It just wouldn't stop.
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  19555. Smaller muscle cars - you are correct, the road version was gorgeous too. Looked the same as the race car. A9X SL/R One of my favourites. And I'm a Ford fan.
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  19556. I am a car seller in Czech Republic, I sell new Škodas and I absolutely hate the fact that we aren't exporting to US. I d love to send you one of our manual cars but I have no idea of the shipping costs.
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  19557. Awesome video man you are my go to channel for automotive advice and your videos are great keep it up man you rock and i love your truck.
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  19558. I've had Mark 1, 2 and 4 Escorts, and they were all great cars. Passed my driving test in a Mark 3. Mark 2 was my personal favourite. I'm currently driving a Ford Focus, but I very much miss my 68 Mark 1 and 76 Mark 2, great cars which cost a fortune today.
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  19559. Hello from Prague, my hometown, which is still magical for me, eventhough I know it a lot. You are very welcome here. Enjoy our beer, food and Škoda cars (they are lots of here on streets) 🙂. Btw. You have amazing blue eyes!
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  19560. Bonza room mate, love it
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  19561. 3:30 yes there is so much to learn. the best thing about f1 is that you have basically an infinite amount of material to react to when it comes to formula 1. so much in fact, one could base an entire YouTube channel on it.
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  19562.  @Ikkeligeglad  Welp - Greenland is not part of the European continent tho - it is part of North America. By your logic we could add Norways Queen Maud land in Antarctica which is 20% larger than Greenland!
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  19563. the guy said people compare USA to Eu because the US is mich bigger than COUNTRY in Eu wich is true, when Europe is more or less the same size than the US (you confirmed urself)... so you just had confirm is point here, why did you use a question mark then ? he never said the US in bigger than Europe he said the USA (country) is bigger than any country in europe and thats why poeple not compare USA and Spain or USA and Germany or USA and France BUT they compare USA (a country) and Europe (a continent).
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  19564. This show is made by the same production company (Working Dog) that brought us classics like The Castle and The Dish. I enjoyed laughing along Wellsy. Thanks mate!
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  19565. Been watching since yesterday watching the support races and qualifying laps. Then today I'll watch the top ten shootout. Hopefully the muscle car masters will be on today so I can watch them too before the race itself tomorrow
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  19566. I’ve done a lot of the east of Australia, Great Barrier Reef, Gold Coast, Sydney, Tasmania etc.. but I find it funny that most aussies will go to Bali or Thailand for holidays just to get smashed 🍺🍺🍺 😂. They are beautiful countries though and I love Thailand, plus it’s cheaper for a holiday there than in Australia 🤔
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  19567. Those kids man, cutest little poppets!
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  19568. They did a good job of capturing the emotion of the moment. I watched this live, as well as Weldon and Earnhardt too. It was every bit as scary as they made it. There is a better video out there breaking down the crash and why and how it all happened
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  19569. (I might be biased) but you should take a look at the V8 truck convoy parades that they do when they come into town. I have a few on my channel that recently visited darwin, but take a look at the parades for Bathurst
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  19570. It’s typical, especially in new houses, to have your enteraining at the back of the house
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  19571. The Arts Centre Melbourne Spire kind of looks a bit like the Eiffel Tower........sort of 🤣
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  19572. TopGear did a supercar road trip to that bridge to pay homage to the engineering behind it. They took Zonda Ferrari F430 Ford GT which Clarkson actually ordered one. Worth watching
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  19573. Regarding our wine. We have had a population of Italians and Greeks for at least a hundred years or maybe more in south Australia. It has gradually expanded to the rest of Australia. I have heard that our cooler climate here in Tasmania produces a great flavour in wine too.
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  19574. In Snooker, the table is bigger, the balls are smaller, and the pockets are narrower than in Pool billiard.
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  19575. naaaah the beer ads are way better. "sharks? nooo, crocs ate all the sharks" and "looks like we over did it with the sherry" ones are funny. does anyone recal an old ad about a phone information service. 2 country guys sitting on logs at a camp fire at night with rocks behind them. a giant spider comes shoot'n out if a hole in the rocks an grabs one of em an they're gone back in the hole. the other guy casualy picks up his phone an calls this service an says"what can you tell me about spiders, really BIG spiders".
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  19576. Matra V12 takes the cake for me. I’ve made a playlist with the best clips I could find on YouTube. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbYJgfw5mD8EHsFL67hZyWevPLGFz3NlW Can’t speak much for the 312P since I haven’t heard it live, however from videos I’ve seen it sounds pretty incredible as well. There are a few videos out there from the Le Mans Classic a few weeks ago and the driver really wasn’t holding back at all. Wish I could’ve been there.
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  19577. Jeez I’ve eaten Vegemite from an old jar that was much older than that. Something that’s practically 98% salt is not going off in a hurry...
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  19578. i love this channel for the trucking content
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  19579. nice i saw my 179 eh holden wagon which took me 70.000 miles around australia, a straight six. but back in the day you could buy parts in woolies!at the end of its life still did 100mph on 5 cylinders. why they stopped making some of the worlds most reliable cars i'll never know!
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  19580. I think you would love Darwin and the Northern Territory Ian, it seems right up your ally. You're right it doesn't get talked about or visited by tourists from overseas nearly enough.
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  19581. The opera house was a Tram Yard prior to being the Opera House😊 I was just watching about SR-71 Last night at Area 51 😊
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  19582. OMG Ian, I don't think anyone enjoyed it more than you! Fantastic
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  19583. yes your best kind of vlogs
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  19584. The crown vics are no longer in use today in Montpellier one of the downside of the crown vics was how wide they are as wide as a bus
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  19585. i also got into trucks lately and really do enjoy learning about them. In my case it was because I started playing ES2
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  19586. and that’s why it’s almost impossible to buy graphic cards and gaming consoles
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  19587. Great reaction. Please react to the 2018 afl grand final.
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  19588. The thing with diesel engines is that they can't go above 6500 RPM or else there is a risk of premature ignition because the valve opening times of the inlet valve overlaps with the opening times of the outlet valve. The low rpm makes them quieter than the high revving engines. The diesel powered cars won races and championships bc they had to refuel less. They also had different places where thr cars stood out than the petrol powered ones. Diesel cars were very fast exiting corners and bc of the low RPM they had to do some tricks with the gearbox to make it work (I believe the Audi R8 diesel was the first with a 7 or 8 gear gearbox)
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  19589. The video is very beautiful . 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 from saudi
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  19590. The premier state is New South Wales.....the Sunshine state is Queensland.....the garden state is Victoria.....Northern Territory is the Outback Territory, The Australian capital territory, is the capital territory, South Australia is the Great southern state....can't remember western Australia tho.....hope that hepls
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  19591. wtf are you talking about? Thats the right type of glass for that type of beer
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  19592. 6:32 The flame is on a space station, so there is very low gravity, but normal oxygen 8:45 There is probobly two windows in both room. One streight out, and one to the left in the left room and right in the right room 9:35 Well sort of. The issue is that you se the moon streight on, and there for you can only half the surface. On top of that, the surface is bent away on most of the moon, so you only se half the size of half the surface, that is 1/4. While for USA, the opposite is true, the projection have been flattened, makes it look bigger. But well, the moon is quite a bit smaller than the earth
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  19593. Very expensive gift from Holden 👍🏻 That box is around $400 AUD
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  19594. You should check out The Stig's lap of the Top Gear track https://youtu.be/HIa6NElzUtQ And the next bit - The Stig is revealed https://youtu.be/ZCvdTXrXsBc
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  19595. Wow cool stuff. Those rally die casts are next level. I was getting excited just watching lol. Awesome
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  19596. you probably recognise the vodafone logo from v8 supercars..they use to be the main sponsor for 888 racing, Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup s cars
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  19597. Hi family and Pedro this will be a good one 👍👍👍
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  19598. theres is a netflix series that is all about this, called operation buffalo, worth a watch to see the SA outback and a little backstory
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  19599. Goddamn that was awesome! cant believe Bundy did that! :)
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  19600. Meant to be a wet race for the start of the season on Saturday. Some of them new paint jobs might get a bit scuffed up 🤣🤣
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  19601. Drop Bears are obviously fake, they were something made up to scare tourists, and we often like to scare Brits and Americans with the concept of Drop Bears because we know they're gullible enough to believe us. However, despite what this video says, Koalas CAN be aggressive, they have very sharp claws and can bite if they feel threatened. They do not, on the other hand, drop out of trees and attack humans, in fact they are usually so doped up on Eucalpytus leaves they can hardly move most of the time.
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  19602. Well said mate 👏 👍 happy thanksgiving to u and Ur family
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  19603. Have a great weekend!
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  19604. Shopping center should be centre. That's how we spell it
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  19605. "Glögg" recipe as it should be; A bottle of mulled wine, half a liter of Smirnoff is put into a pot, as soon as it boils you add raisins (300g), and turn off the plate the pot is on, then leave this with the lid on until the next day. THEN you boil a liter of water, and pour the brew from the day before into large, spacious mugs, and then top up with water approx. 50/50, then add blanched almonds as desired! Merry Christmas
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  19606. Btw. we have been switching to blue-red beacons only in recent years, most emergency vehicles in the Czech Republic still have pure blue beacons.
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  19607. You are right about "boxing out". Called shepherding, where a player will fend off/block an opposition player to give his own teammate a clearer run at the ball. No coaches challenges, only video reviews in regards to confirming whether a kick is a goal or not ... eg: they can check whether a defender got a hand to the ball before it was fully over the goal line. Games every Fri, Sat, Sun during season which runs from March to end of Sept. 22 regular season games and a month of finals. Welcome to AFL.
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  19608. After a vacation it's always nice to come back and see this mass of green. I love it. The lower Rhine area is great because we are close connected with our dutch and belgian neighbors not only by the language (Limburgisch/south lower Frankonian) but also cultural. We have more in common than with northern, eastern or southern germans.
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  19609. How do I send a package to Iwrocker like what address do I need to send it to
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  19610. Hello from Mildura, Australia!Surprised to here a mention here and the flys really are bad here in the summer heat 😎. I haven't seen that little possum before they are quite rare here sad to say.
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  19611. You guys scrub up alright! Happy new year!
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  19612. We had a US work Colleague visit us in Sydney last week and she mentioned how safe it feels compared to the US.
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  19613. Civics have grown a LOT! The first versions were only slightly bigger than the original Minis.
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  19614. 06:30 It's the Mediterranean climate, which means it doesn't rain from June to September. That's why all the places close to the Mediterranean Sea have few rainy days, and it explains why Northern Spain (maritime climate) has more rainy days than southern France (Mediterranean climate). Reference point for Americans: California has a textbook Mediterranean climate as well.
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  19615. You missed the outtakes at the end
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  19616. That was fun 🤣😂🤣
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  19617. The main thing is the Steyr-Puch sign at 8:20, all normal, really good off-road vehicles use this drivetrain (including the Unimog) Daimler just bought their way in. Steyr developed the drivetrain long before they did.
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  19618. yea pine gap has a lot of secrets i talked to a contractor that worked there its the area 51 of australia was his comments
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  19619. Well done Daniella! looks absolutely mouth watering You can just about put anything in sausage roll my favourite Spinach and ricotta 'sausage' rolls.
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  19620. Hi Ian, the squiggly lines I "THINK" would be where the owner/farmer of his cows in a "dry year kept feeding his cattle in the same location and the cows made the squiggly lines? 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂🤔🤔Love ya Channel. Pete from Far Nth NSW. 👍
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  19621. I know you have reacted to a pov ambulance ride in Slovenia, but could you please make a nother reaction of Slovene rescue services🙏❤
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  19622. I knew this would be a hell of a battle before I even watched the video. We see these kind of races a lot at classic car events in England. The Mini is basically just a go-kart with a body. They're way quicker round corners than you'd think. You throw them into a corner and they just stick! Pitting them against Mustangs is actually a really good pairing, if you're on the right race track.
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  19623. Keep plugging away mate, you'll overcome this eventually 👌🇭🇲👍
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  19624. Pretty good effort Ian! ( for a septic ).
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  19625. “Bonkers, weird & awesome” Sums up Australians pretty well, I reckon 🤣🤣✌🏼
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  19626. @maxmustermann8247 I'm in. Might struggle with latency from Europe though.
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  19627. G’day Ian, Australia’s friendship with the USA is very strong, we know that you guys have our backs just as we have yours. I lived in California for 7 years & was always astounded when I met past & present serving military people over there, their praises for our service men & women were very high to the point of them saying they would always fight alongside our guys any day. I remember meeting a couple of Naval guys who had just come back from friendly war games down in Australia & their comments were “your Aussie guys are awesome & sneaky”. One of the tasks was to see which country could board the other country’s ship & take it hostage, now the rule was that the games were not supposed to start until 8am. As it goes the Aussies snuck into the water earlier in the morning, quietly swam over to the American ship & at 8am took the Americans hostage. Apparently we don’t play by the rules, ha ha.
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  19628. Happy that it turned out so well. In time you could make your own sausage roll business.
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  19629. I think that was an episode of top gear. Richard Hammond one of the presenters got to drive it. Really not easy lol 😂
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  19630. Geologically Australia is one of the oldest bits of earth's crust ( 4.4 billion years old) . So Imagine the size of Mt Augustus if it was the age of North America. Only got as far as Surveyor generals corner, the point where WA, NT and SA meet. Once this madness is over will have to a bit more driving.
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  19631. I work at the scania factory in Zwolle (the netherlands) where they build the most scania's in the world. They will be filming a new introduction/information film thuis week wich will be for the new Super Scania line so hopefully you'll check that out too. BTW the pay is more then enough ;) We have 4 major engines in Zwolle - V8 16L - 13Liter engines - 7 Liter engines - Gas engines Sweden builds hybrid en Electric Scania's
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  19632. So redbull racing is the Team No.1 under the brand and Scuderia Alphatauri is the sister team of the company which is established as redbull's junior teams for drivers up to the main team. And they both use same engines, Rebull powertrains, which were developed by Honda before they left, and are back maintained by honda since the Japanese GP, 2022. So those 2 teams have Renault Semi-trucks, which comes down from the team's partnership with Renault as their engine and sponsor, back in the day.
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  19633. Check out New Zealands outfits
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  19634. Of course he sped it up, we don't need to sit through that.
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  19635. check the descritpion of the video there is a PO box already ;)
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  19636. Still love ya channel after all the years brother! Hi from Australia
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  19637. Thanks bro! We had first snow already here in Finland. And the roads are really, really narrow.
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  19638. Not going to lie, I am having some beer to. It is called "Bofferding", it is a Luxembourgish beer (I live in Luxembourg) and it is really ok but not as good as some of the belgian stuff I can actually get quite easy everywhere here
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  19639. Gators are still Crocodilians so close enough :)
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  19640. That was heart thumping to watch, so my reactions are the same ! I don't understand why that guy doesn't have a plastic body shield to protect himself or wear meshed gloves. Another awesome video, thanks for sharing this !
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  19641. I drive Mercedes Actros for work and few times truck thought it saw something on the road (but there wasn't nothing front of me). Then it beeps and then also comes red warning In gauge screen and if you are driving with cruise on it starts very powerful braking unless you are fast enough to press gas pedal it wont brake. But you can imagine that how it felt first time when it started full braking from 85km/h with no reason.. 😅 But that can be helpful when comes real sitiation when you need it, but i hope that situatuon never comes...
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  19642. Hey Ian still loving your reaction with NZ and our Aussies brothers from across the ditch 🤩 Zorbing is crazy and hilarious fun haven’t been in ages but will awesome stuff. With Kelly Hemana the manager referring Bungee Jumping that also had originated in NZ by Kiwi, AJ Hackett founder of AJ Hackett Bungy. So back in the 80s before AJ commercialised Bungee he did a stint in jail and got the worlds attention by jumping off the Eiffel Tower and the rest is history. Keep up the good work 👍🏼 and rock on 🎸 😎
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  19643. Vegemite all day 🤣
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  19644. Years ago I work in a MAN factory. Two man station. Driver's cabs put on, wired up, air connections connected, tilt cylinder, engine, steering filled with oil, batteries installed, the wheels mounted at the rear, the next vehicle prepared. All in 35 minutes. 12-14 per day. Not bad work and good money. Was better than the axle assembly. One man station. There was a crane for the axle. The steering knuckles were taken off the shelf by hand (about 40kg), assembled, the clearance adjusted and the kingpin, which was stored in liquid nitrogen, was driven in by hand and the tie rod was assembled. 64 pieces a day. After that you have arms like Popeye. The guys from the frame assembly had a really difficult job. The frame parts have more holes than necessary, every truck has a different configuration, different tank holders, cross members, axle mounts, ect. You can quickly mix up a hole and rivet a frame part incorrectly and then you have a problem. The rivets don't come out that easily. Either you can do it with a few people before the next move or the frame has to be taken out of production. Then you have a real problem. All the parts on the line are for a specific vehicle and once the frame is removed, it won't fit anymore. Then you get to know all your superiors who you normally never get to see live. And those who did that were mostly short-term employees, not experienced fitters. I was glad I wasn't there.
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  19645. OK what has australia have done wrong this time 😆
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  19646. Nice reaction. I posted it too :) Iam fascinated by the shiftingtime and the power output after every shift. I have posted the race between Volvo race truck and the volvo Turenwagen :)
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  19647. Tap water, depends on the municipality, region or specific town, most of our tap water is perfectly safe to drink, some places have terrible ground water due to many things like runoff pollution from farming, drought, ageing pipes etc, Overall Aus water is safe.
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  19648. You should try Bolten's Alt from 1266 😉
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  19649. Ian. You are a very broadminded fine young fellow. In Australia we basically have symbol signs and word written signs. It works well.
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  19650. I'll strongly recommend Aldi's iced and chocolate-covered gingerbread on wafers, they taste just like the ones over here in Austria
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  19651. I have a HC license.Was employed in NSW for 3 years delivering grain to Port Melbourne [which took about 3 1/2 4 hours one way and delivering hay to Cattle properties throughout country Victoria and NSW .Was paid 25 dollars an hour casual [flat rate anyday,worked weekends].Moved to Queensland and work in the sugarcane Industry got paid 34 dollars an hour [flat rate worked weekends and had to do night shift every second week. 12 hour shifts] The shit I see on the roads and how many close calls I had [not my fault,cant stop a truck quickly] is ridicolous.Is it worth doing,umm yeah nah
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  19652. How do we do such good burnouts? well we basically take our engines and transmission rip them open and rebuild them from the ground up everything and I mean everything is stronger bigger faster more powerful versions of what comes standard those cars have literally hundreds of hp more than the standard car at the wheels
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  19653. History aside, old places like this blow my mind, how they built these way back when, they had no cranes or electric lifts and the such, places like this with giant castles, temples, the Pyramids, Stone Henge, Easter Island Statues, it is truly mind boggling.
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  19654. As a pedestrian going to countries that drive on the opposite direction to where you live can also be scary. When you look to cross the road, you automatically look in the wrong direction (muscle memory) until you see a car going in the same direction as you’re looking and you’re all “oh yeah the cars go that way” 😅…
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  19655. I live the Territory and have done for for 30 years and I will not go anywhere near the water unless it's a pool or declared safe by Parkes.
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  19656. Dude’s from 7:15… let’s just throw some stickers and numbers on our cars and throw a rally event 😂😂😂 BTW luckiest doggo in the world 😂
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  19657. You need to look up photos of "big Lizzie" the largest tractor built in Australia in 1915 for land clearing.
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  19658. GLAD you got around to this IAN,.. well- you've done day 1.... you may as well check out the rest - with DYNO - MORE SHOW MACHINES and BURNOUT MASTERS FINAL. :) .... DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR and check the whole of summernats34.
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  19659. Australia Is the most Diverse countries in the world. And If I lived there I would definitely go for walkabouts that for sure. Christmas in a few weeks can't wait. Merry Christmas and a happy new year cheers. 🌲🦃🍷🍺🍾 From UK 🇬🇧👍👍 b Safe take care where ever you are. PEACE ☮️🕊️ 🕊️ an old cockney gal.
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  19660. My mum who is from the UK always used to pull pranks on my relatives when they came over watch out for drop bears and hoop snakes hahaha it was hilarious
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  19661. Thanks bud from Brisbane your observations are on point and it’s comforting to hear your shout out 💙
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  19662. You gotta watch red dog from the USB! Amazing Aussie movie, one of my favs!! 😍 Also man from snowy River and Ned Kelly!
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  19663. Congrats to their parents and education system . Two normal Aussie kids 👍
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  19664. Oh my goodness. tears in my eyes. What a beautiful family, and lovely names all. Obviously Sydney for the baby is a great thrill, my home town has a bright new star. Love Emma's stories, she is amazing!!! She should have her own channel xx
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  19665. I like that one a bit of lightness Last one cracked me up Cheers mate
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  19666. Now that you've gotten this far, I think it's time for the only form of racing that might have been more insane than Group B. Wangan racing. Watch Drivetribe's video on the Mid Night Club (yes they were real, the game's name is a tribute), Drivetribe's video is incorrect about a few things, there was never any crash, but it will give you an idea of how crazy those guys were/are (they're still around, one of many errors in every video about it)
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  19667. Mate gotta say Great seeing you smile so much at our burnouts ...... go to the right part of town every weekend it's burnout night's
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  19668. G’day Ian, I was in my 20’s in the 80’s, I was right into the car scene and used to race at a place called the Bickies, I had a 1969 Torana XU1 back then. Fun fact, the Brickies became the sight of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Thank you for taking me back to the good old days. I am now 65 and I can’t honestly say, hand on heart, that those were the best days of my life.
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  19669. Yes…….have been waiting for for you and Pedro to do another video…💝to everyone….Cheers….❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  19670. Bunnings is the go-to store for everyone, you can even take your dog, and the Sausage Sizzles are legendary. Bunnings supply the BBQ, gas, tables and gazebo so all the groups have to bring along is the food and drink. It is all set up when you arrive. Different charities are there each week. I used to do it when my son was in Scouts, but back in the day we had to bring everything along. So much easier now that Bunnings is helping out with the BBQs etc.
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  19671. Merry Christmas Ian & everyone else! It's already the 25th of December here in New Zealand.
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  19672. The hit at 5:37 in this video changed the rules of the shoulder charge in rugby league & the NRL competition. At the time it caused alot of rift here in Australia.
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  19673. Always fun spending time with you Ian :_KoalaLove:
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  19674. React to a Karl Stefanovic compilation!!!
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  19675. This was absolute gold thanks Ian 🤣🤣
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  19676. That yellow ford falcon that you really liked is nearly the same as Eric Bana's Beast. His ends up red
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  19677.  @IWrocker  it was just a way to say "I love your video's" thanks man!
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  19678. thanks for this video ,,btw that car at the end was concept 1,,their first car from 2014 ,,top gear crashed one of them ,,or more precise Richard Hamond XD this iis their second car presented at 2018 geneva motorsport ,,but production just started at tthe ed of last year ....without top speed limited and better tires this goes in high 6 without problem ,,,few days prior to that race 2 people died there on track ,,so that is probably why they put regulations,,once again thank you for reaction,,there are few in US already ,,,one is on triple f chanel ,,one is coming to hamilton collections,,they all have youtube chanels so you can check more
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  19679. Love these unboxing videos!
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  19680. totally hooked up on the Australian films, good job, you did leave out Running on Empty though lol
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  19681. You are not used how real beer taste 😂And beer shall be cold
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  19682. There was a bloke in Queensland with a Lamborghini and his plates said "LGOPNER" and in Perth i have seen "REDRUM" which is murder backwards, have also seen "WHATEVER" .
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  19683. YEEEEAAAHHHHH!!!! AGRO!!! You should watch one of the hour long highlight videos. Well worth the laugh.
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  19684. Please check out some U Tube videos of the Indigenous Australian Aboriginal Cultural dance festivals. For example - The Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival 2017 Queensland). Also the red flag dancers. The dances are incredible and seeing the different tribes perform is beautiful.
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  19685. There is a nice documentary about the Millau viaduct on the Megaprojects channel.
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  19686. you should also look at pinzgauers or volvo tgb's, especially the 6x6 versions are awesome
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  19687. You should read Erin Meyer's "The culture map" on this topic. It spells out the different communication styles along several key dimensions (e.g. positive vs. negative feedback) across cultures. Absolutely eye-opening and clearly one of the most impactful books I've ever read.
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  19688. YOOOOOOOOO
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  19689. You would love it when you come here but wow would I love to be there absolutely gorgeous scenery and I love my horse's and I'd love to visit some us ranches
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  19690. He probably has a 100+ packages, just gotta be patient 👍
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  19691. Please react to "Volvo the tower" their commercials are just insane
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  19692.  @666t  That's not entirely true. American households will usually have both 15Amp and 20Amp circuits. 120v @ 15A will provide up to 1800w and 120v @ 20A will provide 2400w. As a comparison Australia uses 240v @ 10A providing 2400w. Most electric kettles average 2200W so along as they were plugged into a 20A circuit like a microwave would then there wouldn't be a difference to performance. I'm pretty sure most kitchen outlets in America are 20A. You are actually able to pull more current from these circuits depending on how much current other devices are consuming on the same circuit.
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  19693. Well if you want to check out more from Helene Fischer, there are some nice videos on here on youtube. Also some live show in the rain ;)
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  19694. First 7 seconds
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  19695. just watch Mr Hugh Jackman teaches Jimmy Fallon how to eat Vegemite. Lol
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  19696. Well done Ian - you obviously did so well because you were wearing your Mighty Queensland Maroons cap!
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  19697. A funny story from my youth (about 40 years ago). We had a physics teacher who drove an orange 2CV. And he wanted to explain us something about physics and lever forces, etc. pp. Then he took us out to his car and we all lifted the 2CV together on one side. So we could have just knocked it over. That was really funny!
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  19698. I am from Victoria and have driven the track a few times at normal road pace. Originally in Falcon wagons and later in a Renault Sport Megane. At 60 kmh it is daunting. Back in the late 60's (I think), Allan Moffatt went to Bathurst and before the event was driven around and they stopped on Skyline to check out the view. As you noted, back then there were no barriers. After a few minutes Moffatt said something along the lines of "This is very nice, but where is the track" only to be informed that he was standing on it.
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  19699. Me too 😃
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  19700. I’ll be honest, and yes I am a proud Aussie, but The USA has some of the best National Parks (scenery) in the world. Bryce Canyon and Death Valley are like nowhere else on the planet. I was very fortunate to see a lot of the National parks over there.
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  19701. A small foot note to the Hilux commercial is my good mate Cee Jay did the voiceover for the dog that said "Bugga". 👍
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  19702. @1:23 For the eagle eye. Is that an MGB on the right? That would be hilarious, because Ian reacted to an MGB video only 12 hours ago. A car he never heared of or saw in his life 😵‍💫🤣😂 Cheers! 🍻🍺🍻
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  19703. Hello again
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  19704. You'd never guess what car I saw driving home from work today along side me. A white in great condition and sounding nice, a LJ Torana.
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  19705. Gday Ian. Check out 'Targa Tasmania' on YouTube. You had a clip with a Ford Cobra which was good. The actor Eric Bana smashed his XA GT there a few years ago. Good open road racing.
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  19706. Your wife and you would love to go through the glowworm caves in NZ bro you float through on a boat see you both in NZ one day bro😜🇳🇿👍
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  19707. Try making your own butter cookies sometime if you liked these :). They aren`t that difficult to make, they are definitely healthier than chocolate and have few ingredients so they are cheap to make ;). Remember that they must be made with butter, margarine gives a completely different (worse) aftertaste.
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  19708. In the uk, or atleast around where i live, the bin lorries rear lifting thing(idk what its called) is able to either lift one or two normal bins from a person's home or one large bin you usually see with businesses.
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  19709. Need to check out more of the Chaser’s War on Everything Ian. It’s hilarious! 👍👍
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  19710. Always fun to watch,I think you must be part Aussie…
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  19711. Yep ! And my plate has a Limousin leaf and 87 !
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  19712. You should totally continue this trend of legend on boards good examples: clark, senna, schumacher (and Verstappen ofc).
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  19713. For a REALLY GREAT channel showing off Australia via mainly 4WD accessed roads Watch ALL the series of “WE WILL ROAM”. They don’t have too many and they capture the real essence of the travels with the music that produce. But they do some great 4WDing and show you some of the best places to visit. I wouldn’t plan a holiday here to do 4WDing. I would just cut to the chase and plan to MOVE here, permanently! Way to go! I loved Fraser when I went, I would love to go again, but it is now VERY popular and can be very crowed which can detract from the whole experience! Because of the crowds and popularity, EVERYthing is expensive, including fuel! So I would rather go 4WDing elsewhere to miss the crowds!!! 9But I suppose you have to do it once just to see what you are missing!
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  19714. You could easily edit out the commercials and make a commercials only reel for Ian to enjoy. Just an idea 👍😉
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  19715. 1:22 I’m glad you say you’re a Holden man like me lol. Sadly Holden got shut down last year so now Supercars will be switching to Camaro’s for the Holdens in 2023. The series just isn’t as Aussie as it used to be 😢
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  19716. Rock n Roll, Ian! Happy Thursday! This story was a cracker! I remember when this happened. You wouldn't be an Aussie if you didn't offer a fugitive a beer after he'd spent days in the mangroves.
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  19717. Just two facts, it was made in Czechoslovakia a this particular car is from Slovakia, the LPG sticker says Hlohovec which is town here and you can also see old technical ans emission inspection sticker on the windshield. 🙂
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  19718. @IWrocker There is also a very short video featuring a fast presentation of her truck features like a transfer ramp in trailer https://youtu.be/fvQ9KWKLG94 Iwona was driving in the USA hauling oil sand and used to drive on Ice Road in Canada, then moved back to Poland and hauled oversized cargo - wind turbine blades mostly (moved over 100 of them). That is over 11 years behind the wheel. She is a Volvo Truck brand ambassador for Poland. Also, she is a proud owner of Barbie Shero. Now she is the owner of her truck and logistics company Imagination. There is also a webshop in which you can get some useful stuff for drivers - clothes, cabin accessories, etc. You can see most of those stuff in her channel. PS. Names are spelled quite well XD
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  19719. Totally unrelated bit of yesterday trivia. Back in the 60s an old lady next door would get me to go to the shop for her. She would give me 2 bob or 2 shillings and for that she got a 20 pack of Rothmans a box of matches a newspaper and a pint of milk ! And I got the tuppence leftover for a big bag of lollies ! The " good old days " !😎👍
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  19720. Mate, the USA has some freaking gorgeous scenery. If I ever travel there I'd love to just go around the country checking out national parks.
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  19721. It doesn't matter if they get wet and you can't rip them easily either. If you set them on fire they tend to melt...The only issue is that they are quite slippery and stacking and rolling them is trickier.
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  19722. I’m more worried by the tiny spiders that you don’t see biting you. Especially the ones up north whos bite turns your muscle tissue to mush if you don’t get treatment. I near lost my left arm to it
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  19723. I absolutely LOVE Vegemite! Thinly spread or thick, depends how I'm feeling
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  19724. This Koenigsegg Gemera hypercar seats 4 and is limited to 300 km/h when it has a carbonfibre skibox on top. There's also room for 4 full size carbon fibre carry-on bags. Oh, and its 2,300 bhp. https://youtu.be/wHBR5nWIhAs?si=gyLCHcPx3sSCjpij
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  19725. Loony Tunes got the idea for "Taz"from Errol Flynn, who was from Tasmania.
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  19726. ​ @bluej511  If Europe had Utes, they would be sold as Opel (or Vauxhall in the UK), and look way different than ones in Australia. Imagine if Ford made a Focus, Fiesta or even a Mondeo Ute. Or imagine if other car manufacturers like Škoda, BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz had their own Utes. Well Mercedes-Benz X-Class just went out of production in 2020, but doesn't count as it was based on Nissan Navara. It would be funny if Škoda Octavia or Porsche 911 had an Ute
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  19727. Omg lol hahaha
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  19728. It would be so awesome to get you down here one day, I'm sure a lot of us would love to show you different parts of the country, including races and foods and locations for your channel
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  19729. The cup of milo should be full to the brim when slamming a TimTam --Dani well done!! Emma Hands Dani a Malteser for more chocolate fun!!! Ian well done mate if ya got a lotta timtams what your gonna spell "Tim Tam" Have blast mate stay safe and eat well!! Take the Tim Tams to the street and see what your local neighbours think!!
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  19730. The Michelin van is based on a Citroen Dyane, which evolved from the 2CV, you should do a video on the Dyane, not as popular as the 2CV but still fun
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  19731. There was a pack of TT’s on the kitchen bench at work this morning, took all of my effort to keep on truckin past them
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  19732. The whole Gold coast region is the king of all beaches. Sunshine coast is very similar more suited for families whereas gold coast is very commercialised. Northern NSW has some great beaches aswell, from central coast all the way up to Qld border. Spectacular!!
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  19733. Sydney is a lovely name for a girl 😊 Glad she's healthy & Dani did so well with the birth. Emma was gorgeous in this vid, chatting away non-stop! As for Nashville, the only thing I know about it is that it's the home of country music, but you livestreamed a zoo visit so maybe your trip has something to do with Aussie animals?
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  19734. @05:25 that not a doughnut, that a controlled drift m8 :D
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  19735. Love Tim Tans, They are both the same both made in North Strathfield (pronounced "straaf-field") just one is packaged and exported to America. I have a Tim-Tam branded coffee mug which I got in a Tim Tam showbag at the Sydney Royal Easter show some years ago (they have a Tim Tam showbag at the Show every year 😀).
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  19736. Hi glad you like this but you should really check out TRACTOR pulling. It's a much older and amazing sight to watch as the view is side on so you can see the full dynamics in action.
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  19737. I was waiting to see the FSO Polonez 😢 . A beautiful and classic Polish car .
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  19738. Just noticed the NZ videos have not had good numbers on the view count so thought i would give this one a watch help them out 😉
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  19739. Wow, I remember when Emma couldn't even talk. Now she is so confident and chatty. When is she starting her own YouTube channel??
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  19740. Russel Coight, it's about bloody time mate! I love how you initially thought he was going to save those gals stuck in the sand 😅 sucked in haha
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  19741. For many reasons congratulations to you all and your extended family, ian and andrew are out numbered 3 to 2. Think emma will have her own channel with in 5 years 😂
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  19742. have a good thanksgiving mate from downunder cant wait to see u in a video on this beautiful county one day soon
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  19743. Usually get rip-off’s at ALDI stores 🏬
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  19744. Barry and Scotty there was a bunch of commercials with these two guys and most of the filming was done in Barry’s backyard literally. You had to cross a river to get to Barry’s house or walk a swing bridge. Being an ambassador for Toyota Barry received a brand new model Hilux when released.
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  19745. Nice! 🙂 Actually, a big plane is not necessarily an advantage in crosswinds, just imagine the huge side area the wind is hitting, this creates massive forces.
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  19746. Blue Ringed Octopus are small, will get no bigger than say a standard playing card. but extremely dangerous. Grew up with Bull Ants in the playground at school, in the 80's our playground was built amongst bushland, not the concrete and plastic crappy ones you see nowadays, and they fricken hurt when they bite. grow to well over an inch long.
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  19747. I've always wanted to see F1 at road America, I love that track. COTA is also a very nice track and although I always loved the Indy 500, the infield if the F1 layout is pretty artificial.
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  19748. Happy thanksgiving from Dublin,if it isn't broken ...leave it the way it is...Great job dude,ps,take a look at John cadogan ...an ozzie us paddy's enjoy.. 'the ozzie will haunt me for this,but he's kinda an ozzie Clarkson...uniquely ozzie tho...keep her lit Dude.
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  19749. Yeh, this was interesting. I never knew....
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  19750. The dog doing a dump in front of the tram that's gold 😂 love our country
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  19751. Love my 2012 power wagon....love it !!
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  19752. Video suggestions here: react to some more issac butterfield videos on americans trying aussie snacks and another one compare great northern to carlton dry
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  19753. On that 2nd last one with the tyre work & you weren’t quite sure what happened? The guy from red bull, when he changed the front tyre… he accidentally grabbed the shell helix Ford’s old rear tyre that was next to him, rather than his own new tyre. The guy from shell, told him before he put it on. 😂
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  19754. I love that you say emu correctly. Those tyres go on the big mining trucks, they have some you can stand inside of. My Nephew used to be in charge of changing the wheels when he found out his wife was having their first child he took a couple of extra shifts a week. There was a new crane driver bringing in the wheel with the tyre on it. My Nephew signaled for him to start lowering it but he hit the wrong thing and dropped it. He never met his daughter. The next day the mining and the trucking industry stopped to remember him Australia wide. I don’t like those big wheels.
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  19755. i will second that Harley
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  19756. We had 4 girls before our power wagon. All my girls LOVE riding in our power wagon more than anything else. Dont sell!!!
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  19757. The Fortuner comes with 2 gas engines (2.7L V4 / ~170hp) (4.0L V6/~238hp), and diesel engines (2.8L/2.4L). The vehicle is pretty much a glorified Hilux, but when I say glorified I do mean glorified! It has by far better riding quality but Hilux's legendary reputation in reliability and durability. I own a 2018 which I bought brand new and I love it. It has just as what you called it the winning formula. It's one of those cars that can literally do anything you want from a car. Daily driving, hauling, off roading, and traveling. My takes on the vehicle is that besides the high fuel consumption of the 4.0 engine, it mainly runs on premium as recommended by the manufacturer. Also, I wished that the 3rd raw seats were foldable on the floor like the Prado or the Durango instead of being folded on the sides like the Landcruiser. I also wished that the fuel tank was little bigger.
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  19758. Almost funny or ironically. Earlier today I watched one of your older videos, a year ago or so. And you popped a question; “what kind of car is that?” And if I had remembered the name I would have replied. And now you put up a video about this very model you asked about earlier today…at least for me 😂 Besides that this video is probably shot during the early morning hours. And the cool roads it features … they’re typical for 🇳🇴 too😊
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  19759. I don't know why it's so exciting to see you open a package from someone who lives 10 minutes away from me in forest Lake qld but it is lol
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  19760. Its the 100th anniversary of the author of 'Snuggle Pot & Cuddlepie', May Gibbs. She created beautiful imaginary characters of the Australian bush for children. 😁
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  19761. I used to make a mean salted caramel when I cooked. The thing is to very very very slightly salt the cream in the caramel and add (good high end) sea salt crystals just before it freezes / thickens. The crystals will pop in the mouth at the right time without salting too much.
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  19762. What a legend 🤣👏👏👏
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  19763. The David Brown mentioned is the same DB as in Aston Martin DB9. Aston were once owned by David Brown and they've kept the name
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  19764. Alright, the car is fast, but let me ask the important questions: how many hats do you have!?! XD
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  19765. at 7:32 it's the Mercedes AMG One, a really fast car, as you can see while stopped you can get into sport mode, so the car lowers and the front wings lift up and the back wing lift up too
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  19766. Some people are like "Well our cars make more sound" but in my mind i'm like Rally cars makes the best sounds a.k.a Gun shots
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  19767. Ian check out Fraser Island QLD it’s awesome you will love it there largest sand island in the world
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  19768. once known as the "tachograph" recording time and date and speed and distance travelled.
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  19769. Great reaction
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  19770. 9:59 Acela is actually using version of european train sets. Alstom Pendolino - italian for pendulum ( Used in EU in Czech Republic , Finland, Spain, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Switzerland, Great Britain and Italy). Also Because Acela does not have priority on tracks like high speed trains in EU (in US freight trains have priority, because MONEY.....) it almost can't use it's speed advantage (it can go 300 km/h) as it can go near full speed only couple % of the tracks that it runs on (and it only can run on couple % in the US)
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  19771. So today I just watch some video about opening ceremony in Monaco, when I look at the Red Bull livery of every Ford Pumas from M-Sport Team competes for this event, just look how so dope are those of them in the evening. (Ps. From my heart as the fan of Toyota Gazoo Racing in WRC right now, but as I said earlier that Red Bull livery on Puma is looks so dope though. Greetings from Thailand.)
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  19772. Have to say…I love yellow doughnuts!! We fight over them in my household & I figured they were pineapple flavoured but tropical works too 😂 Passionfruit ones are the ultimate though, yummo 😋✌🏼
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  19773. Friction plate underneath the braking wagon makes it very hard to drag thru the track. 😁
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  19774. Omg, that car!!! and once again, that mountain range 😲😍. Loved the music at the end xxx
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  19775. Mate I absolutely love your content. It's so nice to see someone with such an earnest interest in Australia learning about our country. Also, side note, Aldi is the best place in the country to buy camping gear despite not being a camping store lol.
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  19776. We need a reaction to our motorsport over here superstocks
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  19777. What a disappointment. When the truck drove up to the stage, the crowd laughed because they also through it was a joke. Then Elon awkwardly stood there because the crowd realized that this wasn’t a joke and stopped clapping. Elon then said that this was the truck with a follow up of a quiet audience. I’ve seen some videos of people in the crowd and you can hear them saying “this is a joke” and “that looks horrible”
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  19778. I have seen a video by Scania Denmark, where they took a Scania on a roadtrip in the US, a few days ago.
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  19779. That's why the GC8 Impreza is legendary, it passed the Colin McRae test and survived (most of the time)
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  19780. Someone who plays for Bayern Munich has to be the best in his trade. Munich has been German Champion countless times and the have the deepest pockets of all clubs in the 1. League. Their players are among the best you can get for money world wide.
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  19781. You should really check the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg. It's simply amazing
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  19782. I am amazed the rear window didn't break
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  19783. Vivid is FANTASTIC! I go up every year to Sydney for this and it is amazing in person. You need at least 2 nights minimum to see all of the Vivid light sites as there is heaps of them scattered throughout the city. This year's Vivid festival starts on the 27th of May and runs to the 18th June.
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  19784. Put a 🏳‍🌈 at the beginning of your video. They won't de-monitise anything that shows that.
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  19785. Hottest I can remember was definitely 2009 here in Melbourne. February 7th 2009 is Black Saturday. We had 47C, around 116F and insane winds that kicked up a bushfire after downing power lines about 50km north of Melbourne. There were also three additional fires that were deliberately lit around Victoria. The week leading up to it was all 40+ days for five or six days straight so it was primed to be a bad day if fires kicked up. Hoping we don't have another bad season this year but unfortunately it's looking likely.
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  19786. How was the æbleskiver? I saw you getting them at the end of the video (the little round ones with powdered sugar and jam). Just curious, since you didn’t really mention them.
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  19787. We learned her story in history back in school. But since I saw the movie in television as an adult I could not imagine which courage she had an journey she made.
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  19788. Everyone knows crown vic. Greetings From Finland! 🎉 P. S. I have watched every episode of the tv show: cops It aired here shortly after U. S.
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  19789. You are lucky. I have Ř in my surname and as a kid I had to go to speech therapist. ;-)
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  19790. That was cool ! This too ;) -Chieftain Tank startup at the Tank Museum -Leopard A2PL.Odpalanie.Super dzwięk.Załadunek na lawetę w mieście 4K/60fps -T-72 odpalenie
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  19791. You have an awesome community Ian and I think you need to share some of those Timtams with your Aunt Ann ,, just sayin :)
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  19792. Cute pythons! I have 5 myself, 2 Jungle carpet pythons, 1 Eastern (Coastal) carpet python, 1 Albino Olive python and1 standard Olive python, the Olive pythons are Australia's 2nd largest snake. I often let them out to have a stretch and explore......
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  19793. The way how we cross borders is very realistic. In general, they always have a board with the European Union flag in which the country name is written. Also I don't know if you noticed, but at the border, they have always a sign with the speeding limits in cities/towns, outside cities/towns and on the highway because they are not always the same. Quite realistic and impressive. Can't wait till you drive in Italy!🇮🇹
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  19794. Malt milo was best but havn't been able to find it for a few yrs now . The goanna is one of our biggest native lizards . Good to see everyone doing well
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  19795. The “American” one that you showed is also coming here. It is a Toyota Prado, or Land Cruiser Prado. That is the light duty variant of the Land Cruiser, which originally sprung from the 70 series offshoots in the mid 80s when they discontinued the 40 series.
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  19796. Hi mate - I'm from a town about 2 hours east of Melbourne - the stadium shown is the MCG, which holds 100,024 people. AFL is played there from March-September and cricket for the other six months. I'm not really a city person, but it's a great place to visit as there is lots to see and do.
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  19797. It was a 500 mile race back then. Later a 1000 kilometre race after Australia went from imperial to metric measurement in 1974.
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  19798. I have AFL plates, my kids bought them for me for my 50th birthday. I’m a Queenslander so I have the Brisbane 🦁
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  19799. You seemed shocked that the red-hoodie ankle-biter was barefoot. In many regions of Australia (and NZ and S Africa) kids are often shoeless. My Queensland grandsons went to school barefoot until the age it became "unkool", around nine or ten. Barefoot rugby is a popular school sport. During school holidays, esp now over Christmas/New Year hols, getting any of the six (aged 8-14) into a shirt is enough of a challenge....shoes, forget it!! 😅
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  19800. I went to the 2005 F1 Indy GP during the V10 era, seats were right in the straight away and yes it shook your soul... Unfortunately that was the race most teams protested and only 6 cars raced. I feel blessed to have witnessed peak F1
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  19801. Bidets was in personnal bathrooms until end 70's in France but it was remplaced by showers/bath, I've never use that but I've seen many bidets, it was used for emergency piss when WC was complete/occupied 😅
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  19802. This was an awesome day. I Remember when the thunderdome was being built, we used to go to the drag racing which is right next to it in the same complex.
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  19803. I love darrell lea raspberry twists coated in chocolate yummy the weather in Perth is cold right now
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  19804. Congratulations to you and your beautiful family. The more there is to love, the more you love you have. I wish you both much joy with little Sydney.
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  19805. Love you work Budda * Brother in indigenous lingo keep up the good work
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  19806. Lovin the diversity of your interests and channel Ian! Great job dude, keep it up.
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  19807. Well done mate. You deserve it.
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  19808. Great video and lots of cool things too 👍🏻
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  19809. you could charge $10-$20 a person...lmao dropped the camera...anyway to pull people out of where ever theyre stuck.
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  19810. Id say your best chance in the USA would be a mini dump kei truck like a Suzuki Carry, Daihatsu Hijet and other brand flavors .YouTube Mike Festiva or Motocheez for an idea on what's possible...They are getting somewhat popular though so prices might be an issue.
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  19811. He sent you two of those folded promo sheets so you could hang them up and see both sides!
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  19812. Skull dragging like a BOSS! Respect 🤘 😂. OH&S love this shit!🤣
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  19813. G'Day Ian, my bucket list would definitely have one of the most beautiful cars ever made, the E-Type Jaguar (the XK-E in North America). To be at the wheel of a 1971 V12 E-Type, on a track like Le Mans or in its native Britain at Silverstone would be absolutely Glorious. My second choice would have to be a 1969 Dino Ferrari at Monza. Then there's the Ford F40............
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  19814. such a sweet kids! merry christmas!
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  19815. Your not going to like all the flavours most people dont. My son and I dont like the mango ones or the coffee either our favourites are the chewy caramel, the murray river salted caramel and the raspberry ones.
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  19816. Farkin yew! Loving the reactions, mate
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  19817. There's an XT Falcon rally car too. It's the one with the bull bar. Ford Australia ran 3 in the London to Sydney Marathon Rally in 1968. They came third, sixth, and eighth. Pretty good result for a big muscle car.
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  19818. The Lancia is my all time favourite Group4 car. Italian wild, beautiful, adj. adj. etc. etc. but.. If it's just all out scary you want, check out the Metro 6R4..
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  19819. This has to make you come to Australia
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  19820. Looking awesome. I wanted to go with a lift kit as well but didn't wanna pay for install so I went with a 3 inch front 2 inch rear spacer lift. So far so good. love the ram trucks. there beasts.
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  19821. Great video
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  19822. It was awesome meeting you all. We had a blast hanging out and testing the PWS out. Enjoyed talking trucks and recovering the buggy lol. Looking forward to the next outing her or there. You guys ever need any help hit me up.
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  19823. Rear differential
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  19824. I really needed this awesome vid thanks so much man RAM ON!! Power Wagon Life!!
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  19825. I never got the notification or was I just gone offroading
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  19826. I love this video
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  19827. First
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  19828. nice informative video I what to see the Dimensions of the old duratracs after there roasted
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  19829. awesome! I love your truck
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  19830. The truck looks great with the kit!
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  19831. I’m your first view again..two in a row!😲👍🏻👍🏻😁
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  19832. When I fly short journeys I always go with Ryan Air or a similar cheap one like EasyJet or Norwegian. Flew from Copenhagen to London with EasyJet, had one of the roughest landings I've ever felt. So much so that the airplane basically impacted the ground, jumped up a little than had another smackdown. Only time I've ever felt a little scared on a flight - I'm never afraid to fly normally.
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  19833. This was the year that was heart break for Glen Seton and elation for Larry Perkins.
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  19834. Yeah, I'm in my 60's and remember seeing black and white photos of American Woolworths stores, I've been surprised you don't have Woolies in the US. Dulux is a pretty good quality paint IMHO. 😎
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  19835. YOU ARE THERE !!!!! CONGRATS !!! WE'LL DONE...
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  19836. the one released in OZ WILL ALSO HAVE autonomous braking. 80$k long waiting before delivery. v8 diesel 215hp 420 Newton metres torque. very understressed. 16in wheels 5sp manual box. later on a 4 cyl 2.8 diesel will be available Hello to Ian and Fam. you stay safe.
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  19837. do a video on pit stops in F1.... tire changes are amazing !!
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  19838. I’ve always wondered why many American homes are made of wood. Why is that? Over here where I live in Ireland, you’d never see a house made of wood. They’re always built on concrete foundations, with bricks/blocks & mortar & sometimes steel. Internal ground floor rooms are always constructed/defined with concrete block walls. When it gets past that basic structure stage, then wood makes an appearance - tongue & groove floorboards, wooden frame roofing covered in slates or concrete tiles and internal stairs made from wood. Other decorative features within the house can be wood or moulded plaster. Upstairs in a house internal rooms are separated and defined with wooden frames constructed on site with basic 2 by 4 upon which large sheets of plasterboard are pinned (nailed or screwed). These houses that we’ve built over here will last up to and in most cases way past 100 years, as long as basic maintenance is practised.
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  19839. Also, check out the Aussie non mainstream pre '60s and '60s street machines... Ford Customline, Ford Zodiac/Zephyr, Chrysler Royal, Ford Prefect, Simca Vedette V8, Rover P5 V8, Ford Tank Fairlane and the list goes on. 😎😋😁
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  19840. Great reaction bud. Keep them coming
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  19841. Love your work Ian
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  19842. One of the cars I learned to drive in was an XT Falcon. It was like driving a giant boat.
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  19843. Formula drift is where the 1000hp drift boys plays, you may have noticed the raised front suspension with like 4 negative camber on the front too helps the rear stay planted while the front can turn freely do some huge steering angles
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  19844. Somehow I knew that street looked familiar, that's along Vandelin Drive in Darwin Northern Territory, and I like how the same driver show the before and after video of the same truck ( Holden Rodeo) oh Ian I reckon this is a good content mate just keep'em coming some love from the NT of Australia😁👍
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  19845. Hi Ian. Thanks for a great world wide trucking video tour First gasoline powered tractor invented in Iowa by John Froelich 1892. 4 years later Gottlieb Daimler made the first truck called Phoenix, with a 2 piston 1 litre engine making 4 HP. I bet they scared the horses away from the street. 👍Have a nice Binge
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  19846. Aussies actually hate Tim Tams, that's why we give them away 🤣🇭🇲👍
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  19847. You should look at Western Australia a bit more
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  19848. You know what's extra insane? It made 600HP, the car could go 300km/h (186mph) and it ran 72PSI of boost. Rolls Royce claimed with proper fuel and a tune they could 800hp to 1000hp out of them. In the 50s. Wut.
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  19849. On the weather thing. I was living in Townsville for a few years and my brother was living on the Sunshine Coast right near Steve Erwin s Australia Zoo . So one year we decided to drive down ( I think it was a 9 hour drive) to visit . We went from 30 deg evenings to 20 degree evenings l I froze my butt off. I looked it up that’s 86 f down to 68 f . And that was around Easter when you would expect it to be the tail end of summer.
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  19850. Snooker is underrated af! So much fun to play. Never went back to pool
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  19851. 8:00 actually our Citroen C1 has an automatic trans but with like a ''sequential'' way of shifting. Also we have no P in the C1 its just goes in N and then is turned off like the Volvo truck
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  19852. everything about this is bloody hilarious
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  19853. Roxanne must spend a fortune on shipping, I sent a deck of cards to a friend in the U.S and it cost $25, those boxes would cost a bomb
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  19854. From my home state you men need some bush chooks (emu export)
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  19855. Walmart doesn't own ASDA in the UK anymore.
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  19856. Wishing IWRocker family, friends and supporters a happy 2022.
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  19857. Tire size for sure. For I would like to put bigger tires on my 2017, but have the 7yr/100,000 max care Mopar warranty, and don't want void it, and have the issue you had. Two minor issues that I have had that need some changes. First, got to do something about that plastic trim under the front bumper. Tore that off the first week. I replaced it just damage it again. Also, the location of the lockers knob needs to be moved, or just plain put the knob and status light where the sway bar is on the one piece unit. (like just flip flops the location of the the two). The issue is when the transmission shifter is in drive you can't see the locker status lights. That big gear selector knob on the sifter gets in the line of sight. You have to lean forward or down to see if it is locked or still flashing. I know it sounds minor, but is a issue when you are deep in mud, front end/ back end way up or down or truck is way on one side and you up against the door etc.. And you handling all "that". Would be nice to be able to not have to look over a shifter to see if you locked in or not. Just my two cents worth. And a front view camera like the one on the back would be nice too.
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  19858. Duvel one beer no problem second no problem third one I need to go to the toilet/bathroom oooh bugger. Duvel or Devil
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  19859. 🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻👍🏻👊🏻
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  19860. I love them coins
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  19861. Ian, have you reacted to Australian Tinny racing yet? I don’t remember seeing any Tinny racing reactions from you. Cheers brother 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
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  19862. Pepper spray is legal in WA only.
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  19863. The local pump chain recently started selling "Race Fuel" rated RON 102.
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  19864. What a cool truck!
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  19865. Oh! My! God! That looks so good, I don't know if I can find those chillies here in Australia, but I'm sure gonna try, also the cheese is tripping me up a bit, I'm not sure what the equivalent would be here, or if there is one, but I'm on a mission. Mexican food is the best but I know we are not eating the authentic deal usually, so more cooking with Pedro please, yum yum. 😋😍
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  19866. Pedro has an excellent sense of humour
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  19867. more of those please! :) You're doing really well; and as other commented, languages are the key here; after few rounds it will be more obvious. Good luck! :)
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  19868. Happy Thanksgiving!” Have a relaxed fun family lunch. Nice for you to chat to us on such a special day - so thank you. Cheers to Pedro, yr beautiful wife and the kids - sorry guys no memory. Stroke yada yada so don’t remember names. I’m on the 19th floor of theStar Casino on the Gold Coast in their swanky restaurant overlooking the pacific ocean. It’s a little hazy but otherwise blue sky & sun. A glass of fine champagne & some seafood with crusty bread - it’s my birthday so why not. Ta for the huge effort - Luv Sam. 🥂
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  19869. 8:45 the purple and silver car is a S-Series Valiant. 1962ish. The two cars behind it were Mk1 Cortina's, looking at the paint on them I would guess they are the Lotus powered versions.
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  19870. Hey Ian, just to set somethings straight: GM used to have Opel as a make for the entire European mainland and later on they converted the Korean make Deawoo in to Korean Chevrolet made for Europe, which was not a success and so Korean Chevrolet was only briefly available. Vauxhall"s basically are the wrong side drive Opel's. All research and development of these converted Opel's in to Vauxhall's was done in Germany. The British were allowed to assemble their own wrong side drive re-badged Opel cars in the UK for their own local market. This also goes for the German European Ford cars. Ford Europe did their research and development in Köln Germany and the British were allowed to assemble the German developed cars in the wrong side drive version for their own market. It really is Germany which is the leading hand in the European Automotive Industry, and not the UK. The UK really were allowed by the Germans to build German cars for their own local UK market. Ford USA however decided suddenly not that long ago that they were an American manufacturer and so no more European Ford's (Ford Ka, Ford Fiesta, Ford Escort/Focus, Ford Sierra/Mondeo, Ford Scorpio) should be made and everybody across the entire globe if they wanted to drive Ford, they should purchase American made and produced Fords; models like the Ford Bronco, of which the Americans share an history with ... but the convincing majority of Europeans have never heard of a Ford Bronco: What on earth is a Ford Bronco..??? And Ford USA, do you really think you can sell all American vehicles to Europeans? Don't you think there is a very legit reason why Ford Germany has been so success full with their All European Fords..? Cadillac has tried to concur Europe (so that contains the European British Islands as well) several times but they never succeeded since there was no demand in Europe for Cadillac's. Now I am curious to know how much of an success Ford USA is going to be, knowing what Cadillac already knows...: There is no or hardly any demand for American cars in Europe! About those trucks in that magazine; These trucks are mostly UK trucks and they are not the standard in Europe. British made cars and British made trucks were sold in the UK and that's it. So you will hardly find any of these cars or trucks on the continental mainland of Europe. The UK really is nothing more and nothing less than just another little European country located on some European Islands in the North Sea. The UK Islands used to be connected by land to the continental mainland of Europe a long time ago and that connecting land now is the bottom of the North Sea.
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  19871. Bob Jane built the Calder Park thunderdome just outside Melbourne. He brought Nascar over for a number of races to try and get interest in Auscar. It died a slow death though. If you find video of it you should check out the HQ Holden Kingswood races which run as a lead up to the main races. They were fun to watch, much slower but heaps of action.
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  19872. Those "weird plants" are carnivorous Droseras, and are known as sundews. The tree you were wondering about is a Banksia. The Noongar people whose country this is had a few uses for them, including steeping the flowers in water to make a cordial or mildly alcoholic drink. I was born, raised and still live in W.A. a nd have been to pretty much all those places and m8 you'd love it. And yeah, you definitely need to be prepared when you head into desert country. Our deserts have killed many people. The skies at night though definitely make the trip worthwhile. Billions of stars from horizon to horizon.
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  19873. It's crazy isn't it Ian a piece of the edge of the bathurst track, you and your family have entertained us with your video and commentary learning alot about The Great Race Mount Panarama Bathurst V8 SUPERCARS and you have learned something about Australian geography & animals especially the Aussie Kangaroos 🦘 just thinking of that video you done watching Kangaroos attack makes me laugh so hard and not forgetting the Aussie Outback. Can't wait to see when you finally received some airline tickets from a mystery viewer so you & your family can come down to Australia. Cheers
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  19874. You got it in the end. On roundabouts you always give way to traffic coming from the right.
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  19875. You can see the Aussie Milo straight away when you look inside the can.
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  19876. Never gets old that one 👍🤠
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  19877. Yes, it is a Ford Ranger as it looks here in Europe. It was designed in Australia, the engine is manufactured in Turkey and the whole car is assembled in South Africa. Or was it the other way around with the engine and the car assembly... 🤔 Cheers / B.
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  19878. Hi rocker. Check out London's Christmas markets as well. from UK 🇬🇧👍👍
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  19879. I saw some really great truck driver videos (i dont know how you can drive like this) would be fun seeing a reaction from you.
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  19880. We do have pop tarts! They just aren’t popular
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  19881. Alright today I have learned that specialised railway firefighters are a thing :D The yellow logo on the truck at 4:50 is the logo of the company that looks after all the railway tracks in Czechia
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  19882. Yes, the railway administration has its own fire and rescue service, similiar to lets say airport fire brigade. They respond to emergencies on railway administrations property or if requested by Czech fire and rescue service
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  19883. Fun with flags. Powered by Ian. I like it 😊
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  19884. Finally I can see the color again! Nice job.
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  19885. Live-streaming meal time will be awesome make sure you guys set up a tripod and lights so you can all be in frame the whole time
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  19886. i love these smooth running diesel that sound more like a jet turbine than an agricultural 24liter beast from the 50s :D nothing wrong with the beast either :D but this turbine sounding diesels sound so good when they take off at the lights
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  19887. You were so close on a couple of those countries- not fair! The national name one was hard! I know some of those that you missed, but others were a total blank!
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  19888. Yeah, that Lou Bega is a german singer even surprised many germans back in the day around 1999, including me, I was like "NO WAY!!!" back then and I always get a little bit of joy out of it if anybody else goes through the same experience 🤣
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  19889. Good on You Ian there are songs that do that, I was only 19 by Redgum is a song that pulls at the hart about the Vietnam War Mate it is going to be great to see You and the Family in Australia for a good look around cheers Mick Australia.
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  19890. G, day mate, your commentary voice is classic and l think you have a future of communication in all levels of racing, ifyou haven't been asked to do it professionally l think its coming, would love to hear you call a full Bathurst race in your native accent it would be a blast for Australia viewer's, cheers and keep safe.
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  19891. AMS2 has a car called "Super V8"which is based on the modern v8 supercars. AMS2 also has the normal Bathurst layout and the one without the chicane "pre 1987".
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  19892. Nice. The fennel flavor really is the key to a good sausage roll.
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  19893. Bro check out Quade’s life cars and coffee meet
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  19894. if you want very alcoholic beers I recommend Tennent's , Slalom and Leffe, they are very good, they are from two different countries
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  19895. Just subscribed 👍
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  19896. some of these were a bit extra rough, but most looked no worse than a Qantas plane landing in high wind....I dunno, plane landings can be pretty bumpy if theres not ideal conditions from my experience as a commuter.
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  19897. Mate, vegemite - hot toast, heaps of butter and the tiniest brush (I mean almost none) of vegemite. I'd say even less than half a teaspoon for a whole piece of toast. It's extremely salty (like, turn your mouth inside-out salty) so you need barely any. It's definitely an acquired taste but most aussies grew up on it and we love it!
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  19898. Coopers original pale ale
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  19899. The old route master bus! Miss those!
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  19900. Thank you Ian & Dani? Can’t wait for part two?
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  19901. That picture you opened to, I have a framed print. It’s awesome unit unfortunately it’s still in Scotland with a lot of my things.
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  19902. Thank you 😊 and we will
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  19903. When they first started in 2001 initially the cars were based on replica's of 1940 Ford Coupe and FJ Holden body styles, and within a couple of years they had AU Falcon bodies too and from 07 onwards pretty much matched bodies of Supercars
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  19904. You finally did Garn! Yes!!
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  19905. There's a car meet every wednesday a couple of blocks from me in the "Peoples park". A looot of American vehicles, but also a theme every week (also "non American"). From May to September every year... And you have seen nothin' yet 😁😁 Edit: And b.t.w, next week is Easter weekend. And two blocks in the next direction from me....: Swedens biggest carshow. An insane weekend in ALL aspect!
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  19906. G'day, those old pre-decimal coins threepence, sixpence and Shilling are made of silver.
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  19907. Im English, was lucky enough to travel Australia in 2008 and visited the bundaburg museum, cool place, amazing time
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  19908. I think that you guys are in New Mexico
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  19909. Looks like an old school retro charger
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  19910. Four minutes in and loving this! I'll be sure to share the original and your reaction video, Ian. Cheers buddy. I'm at the intermission (20:00). Yep, absolutely succinct. Love it.
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  19911. Ok part 1 were the fries, here's part 2 of the receipe for the belgian beef stew, "stoofvlees", there are variations that every family passes down but this is mine : You'll need : - 2 large onions - lumps of butter - 1 kg beef (nerve, cut into equal pieces) - pepper from the mill - pinches of salt - 2 bottles of brown beer, e.g. Sint Bernardus abt 12 or Westmalle double, ....- 2 bay leaves - 2 sprigs of thyme - 1 clove - 2 tablespoons (apple or pear) Liège syrup ( this will be a tricky ingredient to find, but in case you cant find it can ship you a jar ) - 1 slice of brown bread, wholeweath i guess - 2 tablespoons (sharp) mustard - dashes of natural vinegar - Now , lets get started: Peel the onions and chop them into not too fine pieces. Heat a large stewpot ( cast iron if you have one) and melt a knob of butter in it. Stew ( i hope thats the right word?) the onions in it over a medium heat. Do not let the onions brown. Heat a frying pan over a medium heat and melt a knob of butter in it. Sear the pieces of meat in the frying pan until they are golden brown. Season the meat with some ground pepper and a pinch of salt while baking Place the pieces of meat in the stew with onions. Keep the frying pan full of browned bits and pour the beer into it. Stir loose any bits of meat while the beer is brought to the boil (deglazing). Once the beer boils, pour it into the stew. Tie a few bay leaves and a few sprigs of fresh thyme together with a piece of kitchen twine. Let the herb bouquet simmer in the pot. Add the cloves and the Loon (or Liège) apple-pear syrup. Spread the brown bread generously with (sharp) mustard. Place the sandwich in the pot, buttered side down. Let the stew simmer over a low heat for one and a half to three hours. The lid does not have to be on the pot. The cooking time depends on the quality of the meat. Stir the pot occasionally and check in between whether the meat is sufficiently cooked. Only once the stew sauce has reached the desired thickness should you place the lid on the stew. Finish the stew with a small dash of natural vinegar and stir everything. Taste and add some freshly ground pepper and a pinch of salt to taste. Not easy to get right, but heavenly meal when you do. This is the pinacle of belgian grandma's powerfood, served with fries and beer it is widely regarded as our national dish.
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  19912. Hey Mate! Not sure if you heard about the floods here in QLD Australia, specifically the Brisbane region. I would be interested to see your thoughts on that and the fun and scary videos on r/brisbane. Hope all is well over the waters in the USA.
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  19913. Ford Australia paid over $12,000,000 to get most of the "FORD, FALCON & FPV" number plates Australia wide, Holden paid over $ 20,000,000 to get most of the "HOLDEN, GMH, MONARO and TORANA" number plates Australia wide. Some of the plates sold at auction for more than Holden or Ford would spend on the day. (NSW plate "FORD" sold for $1,950,000 at auction to a Chinesse guy, Ford didn't get it)
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  19914. My daily is a 100 series landcruiser Sahara 1hdfte. The reason for the spot lights is for the bloody roo's, the love to have a close look at ya bars and lights 👍
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  19915. 21:21 this is the Name of Altfrid Heger a famous DTM Pilot of the nineties on Mercedes 190 16V .. Audi was Champion with Frank Biela and H.J.Stuck, Special guest W.Röhrl.
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  19916. The Walkinshaw Commodore only came in that colour.
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  19917. Tim Tams are the bomb
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  19918. Actually you have a point, Australia has been exposed to so much American TV that we can without thinking translate Yank to Aussie. Oh and my pet peeve is America thinking its gods gift to the planet. Only in America are you free to succeed, oh pass me the vomit bucket.
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  19919. Hi mate, something's about Australia you probably will never hear, multiculturalism is mainly found in our capital City's, in the vast areas in small towns it's Anglo Australia and Aboriginal people on the most, 80% of all Australia live within 50klm (30 miles) of the coast and 20% spread in the rest, we have strong gun control with the average person not allowed to own fully and semi weapons except for pest control on farms, however gun ownership is 4 times higher than a America and most are owned by the 20% in the country areas, l live in the country and all my family are licensed gun owners, when you talk to the 80% of coastal dwellers you will find a lot will addentify with the bush but have never been. Just a bit of truth that you may not know. Cheers, Neil. L
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  19920. Let's put it thus way over 75% of the Land Rover Series/ Defender are still on the road
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  19921. Fanny is the female front, so yeah, not a good word to use! Australia has clean water so we can drink tap water without problems. Some risks can arise during flooding because mud and debris get into the river system, but once the flood has subsided, things return to normal. Prices have been adjusted to the nearest five cents because we no longer use 1 and 2 cent coins. It saves us having to round up or down.
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  19922. Hey mate. Next time trying slam a Tim atm with port.
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  19923. Try to find some video about both the Honeysuckle Creek and Parkes tracking stations in Australia. They were both very instrumental in the first moon landing with Honeysuckle Creek actually receiving the first images from the moon
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  19924. I was really stoked to hear him naming corners.
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  19925. The reason we don't really have big trucks here is because we have our children playing outside. When you are in such a big pickup, you can easily overlook that child running after the ball that went too far... 😨 Also, supermarkets are at walking distance, so we can can go more often, needing to carry less.
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  19926. Hey Ian. Please watch Bruce Wilson. He bought a Scania and makes a comparison to a American truck. Both from the 90s. Thank you. Hi from Germany 🇩🇪
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  19927. G'day, If you do just a little bit of research about the ANZAC history. research the "Digger" and the "Rats of Tobruk" and "The Light Horse Brigade" (Beersheba). These are just a few reasons the ANZAC forces are now highly regarded.
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  19928. Heartwarming
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  19929. Did you ever get an AEV Procal to calibrate for the 37s and all the other features the Procal offers? I did for my Wagon, and could tell a difference in shifting. Also, love being able to have my brights on with my fogs.
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  19930. Here in Germany i saw those multiple times. Mostly working on small riverbeds to free them up in places a normal excavator cant drive without cutting lots of vegetation
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  19931. That’s the first time i ever heard someone refer to a cincuecento as cool 😂 Glad you got to enjoy some european cars though, some of them are even strange to me as a dutch guy. Was it all old cars?
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  19932. This is a Peter Allen song. Have a listen to Tenterfield Saddler. Also listen to Peter's original song. Gives me goosies
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  19933. Good to see another taste test video - and with the amount of Aussie things you're wearing, we really do need to petition the Immigration Minister to give you honorary citizenship 😅 (And yep, we have Pringle's here. They're so moreish!) Your reaction to the Hawaiian Pizza Shapes was hilarious! Glad you like the Pizza and Barbeque Shapes. They were some of the earliest flavours in the range and they're still among the best!
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  19934. Stephen Fry, the actor/comedian, famously owns & drives a london Black Cab.
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  19935. Good to see you in a Brisbane Broncos jersey my home team you should see if you can look at the rugby union jerseys my two favourite jerseys in rugby union are the all blacks and the Wellington hurricanes. In the NRL it's the Brisbane Broncos and QLD jerseys
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  19936. Real Plates and Street Legal. Show your Sport Team if you want you just have to pay the extra dollars.
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  19937. Wow, 3rd IWrocker video today already? At least turns a lowsy monday into a good day 😂 No better swearing tutorial in any language but a dashcam compilation. My favourite British profanities are 'dick(head)', 'absolute knob' and 'bloody idiot' or a combination of any ofvthese. And for some reason 'horse's ass', pronounced in a very posh manner. On the other hand, if I need to be at least a bit decent, I use 'flipping egg'.
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  19938. That big cab-over truck you saw pass by was an Isuzu F series 4×4. Isuzu cab over trucks are very common here in Australia but not in America where conventional cab trucks are more popular.
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  19939. True Aussie. Even racing at Bathurst he has the esky full of beer next to him. Hehe. Always within reach. 😂
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  19940. I think the cold in South East Queensland / Wide Bay-Burnett regions ( from NSW border up to Bundaberg) is relative to the fact it is so hot in summer and at the end of Autumn and can be at the beginning of Spring too. Therefore when the temp drops below 20 and gets down lower it seems freezing cold. People who have wood fires would use them or other heating, especially at night and in the morning. Between about 2004 and 2012 South East Queensland was so hot and humid from around September to May. In the 1990's you had a more seasonal variation. Hot summer cold winter it was great. But I don't remember wearing big thick winter coats. You might have had a jumper/cardigan or jacket. People may have added a beanie or scarf. Australia in winter is cold and will vary how cold it gets from the deserts to country towns. Obviously as you get on the other side of the tropic of Capricorn around the coasts ( QLD NT WA ) across the upper north eg Darwin you will have hot to warm weather all year.
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  19941. Definitely... mint slice wins!!
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  19942. It's all to do with the rediculous house/ land prices here in Australia, there are plenty of new suburbs where you can't even walk between the houses they're built so close together.
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  19943. Close mate in university never drank or smoked. His love & money was in his VL Commodore. His brother stole it for his 21st & had the windows tinted as we all gathered outside to see this car arrived with the Doof Doof blasting & looking like it was just of the showroom. Sadly he got married & his wife made him buy a mini van a few years later LOL
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  19944. Their longest highway graphic was a bit deceptive. National Highway 1 goes around the edge of the country, mostly just in from the coastline. You can make a complete circuit and come back to your start point.
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  19945. You should see them driving to the ski resorts on the France/Italy border. Switchback bends where you don’t see the road, just a huge precipice.
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  19946. If you find this interesting, you might also like the dutch firefighting team of Lunteren. They have video's from the moment they get called untill the fire is out or the challenge has been dealth with. https://www.youtube.com/@BrandweerLunteren
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  19947. thank god u said this. dtm in the early 2000s was epic
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  19948. Ford has a history in Formula 1 - Michael Schumachers Bennetton was Ford powered in thee early 90s.
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  19949. Fantastic Ian that’s such a cool thing to do mate 👏 and cool to see a bit more of your local area. Gotta say though old mate in the post office was hilarious, no idea who you were till you told him your box number 🤣🤣 guess that’s how he remembers people 🤣
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  19950. In Norway you'll also find green plates. These are for vans. Some cars can be retrofitted for this by removing the rear seats and installing a dividing wall to protect the front, thus turning it into a van. Usually station wagons. The taxation on vans is different/lower than regular cars, so you can do this to reduce the price of the new car.
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  19951. Geez Louise, the money is very generous! All still legal tender obviously. Spend it when you come to Australia.
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  19952. Ein großartiges reaction video. Schönes Wochenende auch dir.
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  19953. Cant beat kyle Busch chasing marcus Ambrose at the glen fwq years back, Ian, mate awesome race. Bang that on man. Thanks for doing the vid mate👍🍻🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
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  19954. @IWrocker, Ian, I know you like the outback and 4x4 touring, I just watched a series on the 24x7 4WD channel showing the North West of WA up around Onslow and the Ningaloo Reef. Some amazingly beautiful scenes. It's a long video 41 mins but even just for your own viewing it's well worth the look. The channel is professionally produced so you are looking at 4K with some top camera work and really good quality sound. Their channel also shows some hard wheeling but this is touring with a van. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCne2XJOW14
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  19955. Wow if you want to see huge convoys passing through tiny places (hum...), have a look for A380 parts delivery convoys. The final assembly was in Toulouse but parts were built in several different locations around Europe and brought to Toulouse via air (Beluga), boat and massive trucks. The truck "exceptional convoys" passed through narrow streets of tiny countryside villages. People living in the nearby buildings could almost touch parts of the convoy by extending their arms through their second floor windows ! Prior to the beginning of the first delivery, authorities had to rearrange street lights, cables, road signs, flowers, etc. And before every convoy, some fixtures were temporarily removed or displaced. Images of these deliveries are epic, with fuselage sections on trucks being larger than the houses they squeezed in between. Some of the most complicated moments were in December when Christmas lights had to be dismantled every time a convoy was planned. Streets of these villages are so tight that public lighting isn't standalone but fixed on streetside buildings and some of them had to be removed for the trucks to pass. Airbus logistics transported fuselage sections, wings, tails, ailerons and cockpits like that for more than 10 years. Every convoy attracted tourists and enthusiasts as it was a massive operation.
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  19956. The faded colours on NSW plates are just because they're old. They all came with bright yellow.
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  19957. I have had Georgian wines before, but not in a bottle like that and very full bodied.
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  19958. The F40 was and is always going to be my all time dream car. Love it
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  19959. The feet are the dangerous part, they can gut you !
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  19960. Go raibh míle maith agat !🙂
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  19961. There are few things more Australian than an Akubra. They're a family owned business and have been for over 125 years, making their hats in a single factory in the little town of Kempsey (my home town).
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  19962. Raspberry white bullets are the best... from syd Australia. Your hostess treats and cakes are my fav import
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  19963. those flags / towels / whatever , lol are bloody awesome . i'd like them myself lol .
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  19964. You guys are going to need another fridge just to keep the timtams in.🤣
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  19965. Oh tomato sauce on a pie, our local pie shop is totally offended by people putting sauce on his pies as they are so good. Mind you the cheap and nasty pies need sauce to give it some flavor, all depends on the quality of the ingredients and how much fillers are used.
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  19966. Used to have a 05 Mercury Montego Greta car. Would go to the beach and mountains in it. Almost 200k miles. Wife let the oldest son use it and within a month killed it. Otherwise it was pretty great
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  19967. Houses in my city Queanbeyan NSW, next to Canberra ACT are through the roof. A 3 bedroom house can be 1million Enjoying you so much.
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  19968. You could get that landcruiser wagon in America badged as a lexus
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  19969. 😂🤣 I’ve never seen a huntsman nest before. My brother brought in some wood once with huntsmen’s crawling all over them. It freaked me out 😳
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  19970. Ian you's look like yous on a movie set ..lone Ranger s or cow boy movie or cuntry farm. Sean.
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  19971. You should be the weatherman on a major US TV network :)
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  19972. Your pronunciation of Pforzheim was spot on.
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  19973. You are right, that r35 GTR has a boosted LSX engine.
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  19974. The turboprop planes all were DeHavilland Dash 8. Sadly basically the only turboprops left in Europe with rare exceptions of ATR72 and nowadays very rar Grumman Metro and Fokker F50. And you'd be amazed! From that very storm, I saw an on-board video of a crew landing their plane. They were smiles all over! Finally some fun on the job, an interesting ride, not just the bog-standard dreadfully boring fully automatized ILS-Approach on autopilot, actual flying! 🤗 …while the passengers in the rear ruminated on the in-flight meal. I wonder if they noticed a change in taste. With the sideslip angle it doesn't matter what size the plane is, by the way. This is just a matter of the plane's speed and the speed of the crosswind. As all airliners touch down around 100 to 110 kts, they all have similar sideslip angles, be it a 737 or an A-380 (As you rightly spotted). The Dash 8 touches down at much slower speed, thus the greater angle with these planes. With the gust sensitivity size isn't really that much of a factor, actually. The area load, the weight each square foot or square meter carries is the key. A plane of little area load will feel gusts and turbulence more than a one of high area load. That was the main reason why the MRCA Tornado got its variable sweep wing: For high speed low level flight, the wings get swept back all the way. This hides a good chunk of the wing in the fuselage and makes the plane swoosh through ground turbulence with only minor bumps. As the plane was intended to zoom through under radar detection, a low disturbance and fast ride in this turbulent air is key to be able to do the plane's work. As far as I know, there still is no other fighter that can maintain the Tornado's speed at its bee's knees altitude.
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  19975. Or Sweden. Probably didn't go as planed here either.
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  19976. why Prius? so if Toyota is your sponsor, you drive the car they give you Why Prius? Well, Citroen explained it a long time ago in response to the same question at the Paris-Dakar rally One rally race is equivalent to 100 years of factory testing in "sterile" conditions
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  19977. so when are u buying audi diesel manual estate 4wd? i want to see that video. u can sell it anytime anyway
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  19978. Mate you need to watch Roy and HG The Dream. Any of the gymastics segments
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  19979. I really love the view and place you live. I see videos from Matts off road recovery(not sure the same area) and see the same type of scenery.
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  19980. I live in mount gambier! the blue lake is amazing, if you want a live video from there hit me up anytime i would be happy to take you on a virtual tour up there
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  19981. When my dad had to work in Innisfail for a day trip, he would drop us kids off at Paranella park, back then it was free. It was actually the world's first hydroelectric plant, he was a very clever man, but the bricks he used were very porous and had to be whitewashed every year, but after the caretaker who lived there passed away, sadly, the place fell in disrepair and you can't climb around it like we used to. I feel so blessed to have experienced it, which fuelled my love of castles. I've heard that scrapings from those carved rocks, have proved the hieroglyphs are authentic and there's indigenous stories that match up with the stories in the hieroglyphs. 🤷‍♀️ There's a tonne of different mysterious sights around Australia, much of which has been hushed up. When I was in high school, I signed up to go on an archaeological dig of a hill called the pyramid, South of Cairns NQ. A woman archaeologist had found ancient pottery near the base, but the whole thing was cancelled, with little to no explanation as to why. Very disappointing! There's also a sight near a place called Mullumbimby in NSW, that they call Australia's stone henge, so you might wanna explore any information you can get on those sights.
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  19982. The trucking industry now robs truckies as far as pay goes and due to monopolies owner drivers don't make enough a lot of the time to cover costs especially when something fails as maintenance is not cheap. 20 years ago they could make a good living but there was a lot of cowboy drivers off their guts on Louie with really fast trucks. There was one that came through the place I worked that was good for 200kmh with 3 trailers and that was from a driver in a b double doing 150kmh saying that he turned his lights off a about 1 km behind him and turned the high beams on as he was going passed. This was on the Nullarbor desert on dead straight road. Most drivers were good hard-working people that did everything as you would expect.
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  19983. These ads are even dumber than I remembered 🤣 Must be watched with tongue firmly in cheek 😅
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  19984. Sounds like that would be a good plot to a movie . A kangaroo and American tourist unicorn. Lol
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  19985. Ian just remember its only ok to use 2up on anzac day
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  19986. I already knew about the Springbok Chevy, but I didn't realise how many offerings they had in Brazil. The Brazilian scene is definitely one I need to learn more about too. As for how they got so much power out of the Hemi 6 Pack... that's just it, nobody alive seems to know. They sent the whole car to Italy to be tuned by Weber, the carb supplier, and pretty much anyone who's attempted to replicate their achievement comes away confused and frustrated. Basically, building a triple-carb Hemi of your own is the Charger owner's Kobayashi Maru.
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  19987. You'd also love the Super Utes series!
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  19988. Congratulations, mate. Well earned 👏 👌🏼 🙌🏻 😌
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  19989. My first thought, perfectly aussie adaptation.
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  19990. Amazing old buckets these, headlamps that turn with the steering, hydraulic suspension......... not to mention the old camera cars at horseracing - - so stable they actually had a camera on it's roof with a person operating it (and we're talking about the 1970's here), most radical thing was the steering wheel as it only had one "spoke"
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  19991. As an "American": Sloppy joes are gross; been saying it's all good since the 90's, and no worries since the early 2000's; not sure I have ever seen cheese of that shade, but definitely seen some more orange than yellow; I make my tea in a kettle; Movies (short for moving picture) may not be the best term for it, but calling it a film because it is on film doesn't seem quite right either...why are other things that go on to other forms of film not also just called films?
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  19992. Yes, please!
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  19993. Travis from Campbelltown: Son of a gun! He nailed it!
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  19994. Have you ever had your neighbours try a Tim tam or do they not last that long?
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  19995. Most Aussie thing you have ever said when they rolled “ shit “ ( calmly ) 😀
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  19996. Muscle Cars, Classics, and More! With passionate Aussie car guy Glenn Everitt. At Master of Machines we'll check out anything with wheels and an engine, from American Muscle Cars, Australian Muscle Cars, Japanese Cars, European Cars, Classic Cars, Vintage Cars, Race Cars, Vintage Racers, Historic Race Cars, Motorcycles, Trucks, Barn Finds, Iconic Engines, you name it, we'll cover it, and not only that, in most cases we'll even drive them! Master of Machines host Glenn Everitt has extensive experience in the Automotive Industry, as a high performance technician and dyno tuner, including other industries such as vehicle restoration and car detailing. He's a lifelong racer too, starting with Road Racing from a very young age and also competing in Drag Racing for many years when he ran his dyno shop. He's also passionate about two wheels as well, having started out on dirt bikes, then moving to Sports bikes of all kinds....
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  19997. You should watch and react to 'Love the Beast'. It's a documentory all about Aussie actor Eric Banner and his XB Falcon that he races in Targa Rally races, etc...
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  19998. Darwin is every bit as good as that video suggests, maybe better. I just got back from there a couple of months ago, spent 9 days there, went up for the Chariots of Thunder sprint car series, which was awesome, we spent the week in between sightseeing. It's not scorching hot, the north of WA is much hotter, but it is warm year round, humid during the wet season (Southern summer), perfect during the dry season (Southern winter). Most underrated place in the country, for sure. The Supercars race up there too, every year, plus drags, etc
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  19999. In the early 90's I was on a training course in England and staying at a place south of London called Crawley near Gatwick Airport. On the weekend I decided to go to Brighton on the train and it happened to get to 38 deg C that day. The train had to stop a few miles from Brighton due to the tracks buckling. We were stopped for about an hour in a train where the A/C could not handle the heat and we began to cook. Some of us eventually got a guard to unlock the doors. Eventually the train slowly crawled the last few miles to Brighton station.
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  20000. G,day Ian, The Valiant Pacer is the same body shape as the Valiant in the movie Duel, 2 & 4 door models , slant 6 , and Hemi 6 All the best to you and yours. Bluey.
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  20001.  @IWrocker  Yeah they are nice frozen. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  20002. Hay my friend enjoy the Australian food and snacks
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  20003. Lol, it's so cool to watch you guys, love the sunny coast towel,......as I'm watching this from the coast, lol
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  20004. I’m pretty sure the goanna wooden toy is a pull along toy that “walks”? I had something similar as a child so maybe get the kids to try it out like they are walking/pulling a leash.
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  20005. Glenn Seton a great Driver and most important a nice Bloke.
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  20006. Tennent's , Slalom , Leffe, If you want to try Italian brands I recommend: Peroni, Moretti,Messina, Nastro Azzurro , poretti and Ichnusa , they are common brands here
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  20007. Happy New Year from the future. Awesome suits, boots and hats......
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  20008. Love your work Ian.
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  20009. love my commodores . i started with a vb , now i got a vx . tossing up what to get next before they get much dearer lol
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  20010. Love your reactions……….a Brit here, I’ve had 3 BMW diesels and 2 Mercedes diesels over the past 20 years or so, all company cars from new and………they’ve all been fantastic. In the 1970s I had a 50cc KTM moped that produced 4hp and did 60 miles to the gallon, my current BMW 2L (private car) is a convertible diesel which can produce 225hp, yet when at motorway speeds gives a similar fuel consumption! All I can say is wow, these BMW engineers are the best! 😊
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  20011. Drink it in the glass you see fit, that's fine. The important is to enjoy ;)
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  20012. Shit realised I’d been forgetting to comment for the algorithm 😅 good video as always mate!
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  20013. My daughter and I had a very similar experience with an emu. We were at this sanctuary and sat down to eat lunch and the emu head reaches in from behind us for our sandwich. My daughter screamed and ran away, she was probably 10 at the time. I quickly grabbed our food and moved to somewhere safer, lol
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  20014. Spread the love
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  20015. Unfortunately the list would be too long to mention the real best beers from Europe. Please allow me to mention a few of these brands. Spalter Bier. Gutmann. Weihenstephan.Brauerei Meister Unterzaunsbach.Hetzelsdorfer Mahrs-Bräu.Drei Lilien Gutenstetten. Linden Bräu Gräfenberg. Just a few of the hundreds of crafty breweries in about 100 miles reach from my home. Their production is often so small that their beer makes it rarely to the next county. I also like Trappiste and Duvels from Belgium and the Czech beers. If you can get Carlsberg - try to get Elephant. If you like Bavarian style - try to get Augustiner or Kloster Andechs. If you like the hopy Blondes - try to get Flensburger or Spalter Pils. Have a nice sunday, Ian.
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  20016. Is that a skoda? I love skodas
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  20017.  @Pomeranc470  nice! But actually I was repeating what he always says in rally videos
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  20018. If you do it expect "an Aussie reacts to a kiwi reacts to a yank reacts to an Aussie to why you shouldn't visit Oz."
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  20019.  @lolucorn1  I think we’re on to something here. Then we’ll get the crayon-eating Pom that made the first one to react to you, and we can start the cycle again by reacting to that! 🤙
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  20020. Happy thanksgiving to you and yours ❤️😊😌💞🤗
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  20021. Definitely keen for more food tasting videos.
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  20022. I think most can agree that even if you arent a ford guy Australia had the best looking fords. Don't see nearly enough AU Falcons on the Road anymore unless theyre old taxis hahah
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  20023. I live in Germany and the way that windows opens, we had a full patio back door which did the same. Pretty cool. Here in uk I’ve not seen them as much
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  20024. I didn’t know people were pressuring you to come to Straya on your own. That’s not cool. Of course you and the family can come down whenever you want and when the kids are older. You’re always welcome. Congratulations on your third baby! I’m sorry Dani has such bad morning sickness 🤒. Love to youse all 🇦🇺 .
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  20025. At 5:24 that map is just reflecting the unexplored nature of Australia in 1793. Took another decade or two clear up the major mapping uncertainties. An 1840s heirloom map in my family had the Inland part of North western Victoria marked as Unknown.
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  20026. Lanz Bulldog! German Traktor. John Deere bought the Companie in 1956. Like your Videos! Greetings from a german farmer!
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  20027. Finaly Rechberg Hillclimb!! I have been there 20+ times! Always amazing😎🇦🇹
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  20028. The best Kimi was when he was out in Monaco and instead of going to his team, he walked right arround teh circut to his Yacht and watched the reace and had some drinks...
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  20029. IAN YOUR WIFE HAS A SUCH A GREAT HEART..IAN YOUR IN A GOOD PLACE...and go Pedro nice pics😁👍✌️🇦🇺
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  20030. I have been a fan from the start, still great content, so easy to watch.
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  20031. I really like the Austrian license plate in the background. It is specifically from my federal home state Styria (Steiermark).
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  20032. I am a Holden man but own 1 holden ute and 3 dodges , a 1927 dodge tourer ,1960 dodge 359 truck with the flat head 6 and a D5N 600 truck with the 318 v8 .I think the new mopars handle nearly as well as the old ones .
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  20033. Love this kind of content too! Your passion is contagious dude. And I can confirm, it's aggressively hot here in the UK, and definitely no AC haha, it's not supposed to be like this. Currently 98/99f where I am in London.
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  20034. he's not that normal, he's a petrolhead... I have owned 12 cars at a time in the past, mostly classics.
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  20035. Carl & Bertha, a movie from 2011 for example. It does contain some historical facts 😉
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  20036. Straya Mate 👍
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  20037. Hey There. Got a suggestion for you. As you are a motor head give this channel a try: driving 4 answers. I have never heard the physics and technology behind internal combustion engines explained more clearly and thoroughly. The plane you asked for could be a DeHavilland Dash 8
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  20038. Buy the way ! if you from NZ / AUS Celica is pronounced "CEE lee ca" :)
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  20039. Ur killing us kiwis lol I know we haven't sent u any thing YET lol... I will soon... but sheshhhh making us wait untill 11 pm for a vid lol .... nar just joking love the videos on Aus... wish u did at least 1 vid on nz a week lol but all goods we are use to being left out once big bro Aus is involved hahahaha...LOVE U AUS
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  20040. Love the family vids...glad you guys enjoyed everything. Take care x
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  20041. i wish they could pan back and show them all, they look amazing when you see them all in sync together.
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  20042. Mini was a clubman don't think they had a cooper in that series. Other little blue buz box was a Hillman Imp a French car from the Rootes group later sold to Chrysler. Rovers ran a aluminum V8 originally from Buick. Hope I'm not pissing in anyone's pocket ..
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  20043. How goods that! :D and Emma is so adorable. well done IWrocker fam.
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  20044. Yea, we have Cyclones ( not hurricanes or typhoons) here on the east coast and north coast ( sometimes the west coast as well ) and something you rarely hear about to is we have twisters ( usually very small and dont last long )
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  20045. Plentiful party but lucky for the rest of us it's a huge state with so many amazing things to do ,people to meet and fantastic atmosphere.
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  20046. A close enough conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit is doublet an ad 30 , or to reverse it subtract 30 and half it. So 25 degrees C would be 80 degrees F. Give or take a few. 👍
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  20047. The V8 logo I think is from Scania 😄 The IVECO is a 18 ltr, and Scania a 16 ltr. Iveco I think ended about -95, with the V8, and with a 520 HP. Scania is now at 770 HP MAN had at some time a V10 with (?) 510 HP, and a V8 with 680 HP . Mercedes had a V8 engine with various output for afew decades. ...and a caracteristic wierd sound
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  20048. Good evening Ian. That was amazing I love the stories passed on by aborigines they have so much depth to them and are so interesting,
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  20049. why dont you react to the ford xr6 turbo now thats a great vechicle to react 2
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  20050. Hey Ian how going mate
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  20051. if you want to see the best in action, check the pikes peak run of Sebastien Loeb when he set the record in 2013. it is crazy
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  20052. Ian .... try 'Grolsch' (Dutch beer) Kanon (11,5 %) 🍻
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  20053. Aww you guys are awesome and your wife is super sweet, I will be sending you a box soon, from 🇦🇺
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  20054. Congratulations! Very well deserved.
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  20055. exciting news was that a clue ?
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  20056. My 2001 Silverado HD 8.1 Big Block is a hog...bought it new for towing & plowing & for the Allison. Never really worried about mileage.
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  20057. Hello Mr IWrocker!, I love watching your content and as an Australian (from Adelaide) It does get very warm at around 30 degrees celsius on Christmas and One last thing, what website was that? I would really love to check out the site and look at the weather in other countries! Merry Christmas!
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  20058. Will I be watching the Super Bowl? No Have I watched a game this year? No Have I ever watched a game? No I’d say that Gridiron is slowly seeping into the Aussie sporting culture but still far from cracking mainstream. By slowly though I mean real slow. As a teen in the 80’s I had one friend who played. In the 35 years since, I’ve met one other. There must be local comps somewhere but I’ve never seen it
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  20059. Blitzing the the mix caused you to get confused. You need to use a spoon and have lots of the undissolved powder sitting on the top and then it it with the spoon.
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  20060. Good vid Ian and family it's like having multiple Christmases for you haha . I really loved spending most of The Great Race with you and all your family it was a great day for me, thank you
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  20061. To be fair, neither I nor, pretty well any, Australians know the meaning of those place names. These names are things that many or most Australians would not know. And, sir Australian, it is not “pronounciated”!
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  20062. First
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  20063. First comment for me EVER. Love from Australia :P
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  20064. Ian, what is it? A cat bit your tongue? You have no words to describe how you are feeling right now, have you. That is the effect Ronaldinho's skills have on people. I have seen him doing that with the crossbar like 10 times in a row ,live, during the warm up before Champions league game. He is one of a kind..
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  20065. You need to get a VR and wheel setup.Then play Assetto Corsa or Dirt Rally 2. Closest you can get to the real thing.
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  20066. I'm 46 and I've never seen snow so you're right
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  20067. Talking about the diversity of WA, it’s not much, or for long but it even snows here!… a little… I’ve also already noticed the amount of comments, but Perth has some of the most amazing sunsets. Nothing better than a clear sunsets over the beach. Or out at the Pink lakes Couldn’t be further from Las Vegas tho, everything closes at like… 9pm.
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  20068. Some remains of rainforest are also in the UK.
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  20069. G'day mate I told you to watching the Summernats shows You'll love it Loud and Crazy Aussies burnout Cheers Asha
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  20070. Prost 😁🍻
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  20071. Austria and Vienna are beautiful, really recommend visiting. If you love mountains, I highly recommend you to find a video on Dolomiti Italy, they are part of Alps, but they are completely unique and breathtaking, you won't see anything like it anywhere in the world.
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  20072. That must be awful..😩might feel like a break up from your first love😢 *edit part* I must be out of my mind, for got the 🍻🍻🍻🍻👍🏻🤣
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  20073. One of the best touring cars ever to race in Australia
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  20074. The was epic, check out police chases in Brazil, they are usually on motorcycles.
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  20075. It's funny how the driver complains to the co-driver that he is reading the instructions slowly and he doesn't know what will come next. :) It's interesting to listen to the instructions while watching what's actually happening on the road. It is a pity for the non-Czech speaking that video is without subtitles.
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  20076. I hope you all get to try Golden Gaytime ice creams one day, trust me they belong up the top as well. Great job with your choices though, pretty much how an Aussie would pick them. 👍😁
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  20077. I live in Port Stephens Australia. We have sand mines where we ship sand all over the world. You would be amazed how many well known tropical resorts around the world use Australian sand. Hawaii for example doesn’t have golden sand. Hawaii has black sand. All the golden sand in Hawaii has been imported.
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  20078. Check out the Guinness World records longest truck pulls
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  20079. Ian, they do that dig by riding the brake and the accelerator at the same time. It gets the rear non-powered tires to act as an anchor, while the front powered tires overpower the brakes and pull the car into control through the turn.
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  20080. First few yeah! Shout out from down under!
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  20081. If you like this, there's a video of classic tractor pulling from the 2024 event in my former hometown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzixMN9HDlw
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  20082. That was a lot of fun! 🍺🍺🍺 Let's do this again! Suggestions: Germany, Tsjech Republic, Denmark, Belgium, The Netherlands. The Final: comparing all the number ones of each country! 😄😄😄
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  20083. Man, I love the in car view of the rally cars! Just Insane and it gets your heart going even though you’re not even in the car. Haha
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  20084. Hey guys Ian's done a reaction video before about 4wd24/7 I can't remember which one though and not sure if they let him do another one or not because I was thinking the same once but it was the 1000 dollar track in Tasmania that I would of liked him to react to
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  20085. If you have teeth fillings, be very careful with those Minties mate. And I hope someone sends you some Pineapple Lumps, they are an institution in New Zealand. I got addicted to them when I lived in NZ. lol
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  20086. First! I like the old Chevy builds.
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  20087. 4:44 I think he was a bit to confident on the entry xD
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  20088. 7:20 I think the windows are just open, that's why it's so loud. Hungarian Ambulance responding videos challenging to watch, but so intrigued as well. :D
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  20089. Hey Ian hope you guys are all well. I just gotta say here in Australia the right lane is the fast lane lol
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  20090. You know Wrocker is excited when he turns the video volume all way up xD
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  20091. I would suggest logitech g920 or g29 for a nice cheap wheel and if you are willing to spend a little more, I would go for the Thrustmaster T300RS. I am glad that you are enjoying the game and I am looking forward to livestreams on Euro Truck Simulator 2!
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  20092. The mysterious little car should be a Fiat 600D from late 70s prepared by Abarth. The original had a small air cooled motor in the back like the VW beetle. Very useful for Italian medieval/romans city lanes. They had it in all forms in every delivery service,like the italian scooters 😊 take care
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  20093. Yep, @02:42 we all know NZ is massive. And if we are including sea temps, then maybe the average temp is a balmy 17C.
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  20094. The old pound notes and coins are still legal tender in Australia.
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  20095. Vegans wouldn’t have milk with the vegan Milo …. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  20096. You gotta react to some AUSCAR. Australia tried to do nascar style oval racing in the 90s
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  20097. So that photo of space was a photography technique called Multi-exposure HDR capture. Its multiple shots are layered totherer to get light and dark. That is an image of the milky way
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  20098. The Queensland racetrack is not a bad track, it's designed so that wherever you sit around the track you can see all of it, think about tracing around a horse shoe, you trace around the outside then just follow through the middle part and then joins to the outside loop
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  20099. The T handle that they unscrewed screws into the cylinder head in the end of it they put blotting paper light it and let it smoulder that's the glow plug, the 12 gauge shell has no Pallets in it just powder . Starting the engine this way is a bit hard on the engine you Usually you start the engine with a big crank handle that fits into the flywheel on the side of the engine
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  20100.  @IWrocker  i bought an american 67 mustang shelby GT 500 mint condition from the states it cost me through a mate 12k american dollars and it cost me over 3k to import it to australia its been insured and registered as left hand drive also
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  20101. Homemade Anzac biscuits are great personally I would not recommend commercially produced biscuits. Do yourself a favour and google the recipe
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  20102. Plenty of dirt down here to play with! You can look at it is Barron or have some fun!🤘🇦🇺🌞😎
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  20103. Wow! That looked awesome! I wish Pedro would come to NZ with some authentic Mexican dishes. Really really hard to find down here.
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  20104. Hey man great video. I started following about two years back with intentions of going for the PW. Realized early on it wasn’t practical for me but I stayed tuned to your videos. Hell of a job and appreciate your transparency! Looking forward to your new stuff
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  20105. If you are keen on learning more about skiing in austria you have to take a look at the hahnenkamm downhill race
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  20106. Check out the Mason Cox video, a Texan playing Aussie rules, the first American to do so
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  20107. I am Ian??? My Aussie nick name is Wharto, true story.
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  20108. Mauna Kea (10200m) is indeed taller than Mount Everest (8848m) including the part that is under water. But it is a vulcano not a mountain :)
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  20109. Have a great day! 🎉
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  20110. one year, it was snowing on top of the mtn n bright sunshine at the bottom....but seaton was one of, if not, the best wet weather driver yet he always got rotten luck....no matter the conditions, he would be flat knacker!
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  20111. I have a 2010 power wagon and I'm pretty sure you have the best power wagon I've seen
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  20112. I live in Swindon and drive through this most days. It’s very easy once you know what you are doing. I can get through it within seconds if I go round the outside
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  20113. "I'm not a surfer" 😂. Just in case there was any doubt. 🏄 I remember all those surf wear brands growing up. (And a couple of now deceased ones). Never heard of Jimmy Grants. Must be a Melbourne only chain.
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  20114. Mostly US right? That says something?
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  20115. A very dodgy list indeed!!! I concur with your assessment. If they had used the example of baseball instead of cricket the reverse would be true. I did enjoy it though because of its cringe worthy examples. I do agree with the Melbourne example, but that is because I am Melbourne born and bred. 😂 the rest of the country would disagree with that one though 😂
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  20116. Oh great you did it :D By the way, I heard that Ryanair was doing this type of landing with almost no flare, just to save fuel by taxiing off the runway as soon as possible
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  20117. G'day Ian You need to do Aussie psa clips Different from other countries Older they are more realistic Some used to use actual clips in my day Every x mas or easter they'd run saftey campaigns Road ones where gruesome as actual accidents from resucers Cutting out people wrapped around poles none censored They now only show this type now if you loose your licence for drink driver You have to go to government road transport building and watch hrs of these To try to get the message through to repeat drunk drug drivers But much tammer this days on psa ads as technology better There still the shock factor in them unlike other countries Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍 merry Xmas to you family and friends stay safe over the holidays especially being winter there
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  20118. Ian, stay curious and keep exploring because you’re also educating others, including myself. You’re providing as much insight into the culture of the USA in your reactions as you yourself get from your journey through European exploration
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  20119. HEMI POWER
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  20120. Don't know if the Lancia was Felix Pailer. He is / used to be kinda a hill climb hero in his Delta - somewhere between 650 and 700 hp. Madness!
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  20121. Gee I am glad that we aussies are mates with the yanks!
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  20122. Bunnings is quietly pulling the pin on its famous tagline. “Lowest prices are just the beginning …” is, well, ending. At least for now.
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  20123. Mammoet have heavy lift transport including railway equipment in the US. We used to use ALE and the previous companies that ALE took over(Pickfords for example) Our heaviest load was a four individual 400 tonne castings from Germany to UK for machining. The trailers have individual wheel steering, to enable tight turns, also controlled leveling and individual axle 'hop' to unload an axle over a soft spot (or change a flat). This is done at the trailer by the trailer driver at low speed with the controls at the end of the trailer. At higher speed the changes are limited and done from the cabs on board the trailers. If you need to use this equipment it is important to have a thorough survey for clearance and loadings, which means you could be going 2 or more times the mileage of the direct route.
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  20124. We had mechanical variation on these in Paris in the 70s. They're not something used generally in the UK because Brits can't stand 'foreign' things ;) , but very popular in continental Europe.
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  20125. The best I’ve heard is Kate Winslet. She’s really the only one who can get close! (watch the movie The Dressmaker or there’s a few clips on YouTube of her on talk shows attempting it) It’s slightly easier for Brits to imitate us than Americans though but she’s definitely the most passable I’ve heard in Hollywood.
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  20126. The coolest trucks are the MAN 8x8 ones, followed by the last Mercedes Actros and current Scania R with the 16L+ V8
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  20127. There's been a new one, they have a child now.
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  20128. People p/km2 is a bad metric. 71% of Aussies live in a major city. Sydney and Melbourne beat out all U.S cities for population density except New York. America has an abundance of water throughout so can accomodate so many small towns through the middle. Part of the reason why I think Americans are so nice is they aren’t exposed to big city living. We are at the perils of being on a dry rock hugging the Coastline for the most part.
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  20129. i think your rust issues being more on the passenger side could be that in the winter time the salt and slush water builds up more on the rght side of the road just a thought i love that truck
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  20130. try to tear one in half....it will not tear
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  20131. Anyone in Perth want to join me and send this blokes some more goodies?
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  20132. G'day Mate! It's a lyrebird and really famous for it's mimicking of all sorts of sounds from other birds to car alarms and camera shutters... As for the "D" word there is a famous NZ 'ad for caring for a deck with broad Kiwi accent... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6c4Nupnup0
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  20133. I used to work for a rally driver who had a scooby and when he went on holiday we used to take turns driving it up town to get the sausage rolls. Absolute beast.
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  20134. Can you react to zhou guanyu's crash in silverstone. I think its a great example of how save the f1 cars are
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  20135. I agree that it's not the car it's the person behind the steering wheel. The M series cars are designed and built to be driven like that. Most everyday drivers have no idea how much of a hooligan an M series can be. You need to check out Sabine Schmit, the Queen of the Nurburgring. She managed to get a Ford Transit panel van around the circuit in a lap time of 10 minute 8 seconds!! The superbikes and Porsches she over took must have been so surprised!
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  20136. I went to Keukenhof with my parents and my mom loves flowers so she made me take something like 300 pictures in there! Plus that year there was a special exposition dedicated to Van Gogh and his flower's paintings (particularly but not only the Sunflowers), so that was also amazing to enjoy. If you have the chance to go in the spring, make sure to book your ticket in advance for Keukenhof! You won't be disappointed :)
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  20137. These event are actually competitions. These trucks must go a given route thru the terrain. The small wooden stick you can see near the trucks they are markings for the route. There are are also referee they look if the trucks touch these sticks and then give points. Every time they have to back off a little they also lose points.
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  20138. Thanks bro! That is basic Finnish "small talk". Everybody loved/loves the "Ice Man". He did exactly what he wanted, especially here in Finland. Basically he broke every rule in his contract. He drove/drives everything and anything that goes fast. Snow mobile racing, 4 wheelers, he officially competed on WRC and other Rallies when he had his gap year, Nascar in different categories, DTM, Touring cars you name it...But his "public persona" is totally different compared to his normal "relaxing with the guys" persona. He is so hilarious and funny and friendly and always pulls some crazy stunts. He is a legend here in Finland and even more legendary are the stories what happens when he engages himself with the other Finnish National "hobby"! Any guesses? 😍😍🤩🤩Many times it involves "the Karaoke Bar" in Helsinki.
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  20139. But the FXX-K and the 599XX stand soundwise behind the FXX !
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  20140. Chuck us a stubby fa ronny, gotta hit the frog'n toad. May I have a beer for later on, I must leave now.
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  20141. They call this Grass Tracking in Wales, happens every Sunday just down the road from me.
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  20142. Tristan spent quite a long time in Australia. He posted this video here and 90% of Aussies agreed with him, he was well liked during his visit and inadvertently became a pseudo ambassador by speaking so favourably of our country. We refer to Tristan as an honorary Aussie and will always be welcomed here. He's a bloody good bloke.
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  20143. best place to spend your day
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  20144. In Adelaide under our "hoon driving" laws, a burn out on a public road will cost you around $2000, loss of licence and your car will be impounded 😭👍🇦🇺
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  20145. Hey, mate! I at first thought that we'd had some algorithm match. This was a great video. I'm glad you liked it.
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  20146. Awwwwwwwww I am sorry but I have to say Emma looks way cuter in that hat lol :)
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  20147. Congrats man! I thought that was your truck while I was snooping around on auto trader.
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  20148. if you go on to the channel vin wiki theres a guy that tells his story of how he shipped a VE holden commodore ute body from australia and then transplanted it onto his existing pontiac g8.
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  20149. Adam LZ has spent a few times in Australia checking out our GTRs etc
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  20150. Another suggestion is to use the Milo and mix it with custard. So good!
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  20151. As an Australian I'd like to see country Utah . The scenery I've seen on YouTube looks spectacular and the people friendly enough and easy going
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  20152. would love to see that Garage 56 Nascar on Nordschleife with all the bells and whistles:face-purple-wide-eyes::eyes-pink-heart-shape:
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  20153. Ian, that personalised Bundaberg should be consumed for your enjoyment - but the bottle has to go straight into your pool-room!
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  20154. @IWrocker, the other issue Daniella had was when she cut the ingredients in half she should have used a smaller pan. smaller pan to add depth to the mixture and still cook for 35 minutes.
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  20155. Merry Christmas from Belgium
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  20156. French here. GG. It s difficult, a lot of europeans contries become independant after the fall of ex URSS in 1989. I'm not sure to doing better with the state s name in US.😂
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  20157. Andrew and Emma showing us their truck too :) .If I had to pick just one of those trucks for myself, I reckon the red Chev (GM?) would be it. After a lifetime of TV shows and movies, it's great to catch a slice of real America. Cheers to you and fam.
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  20158. If you are interested you could react to a video about Polish landscapes, they are incredible. :)
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  20159. All you have to do now is lick your fingers... :-)
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  20160. Keep in mind many of the vehicle manufacturer supply cab chassis vehicles and the end user gets a third party to build a custom body on the rear chassis space. It is not necessarily the vehicle manufacturer that supplies the variant you see as emergency, police or commercial vehicle.
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  20161. G'day Ian & family, you like 4×4 driving don't you?. Well if you are interested there is a channel on YouTube called "All 4 Adventure". It's 2 guy's named Simon & Jason they are 2 Aussies that are HARD CORE 4×4 driving in the Outback. The most recent vid of there's took then day's on one track have a look won't hurt.
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  20162. Hey mate, I've honestly been missing you this last week. I know your busy and Baby pressure and all that. That doesn't stop the fact I still miss ya though does it. 👍😎 Hope your doing good mate. 👍
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  20163. Love the look of 3rd gen but the power would be nice to have and the suspension
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  20164. Love it here in Prague. Cheers
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  20165. Ian back when I was in high school there was a kid who lived in Seattle I think on student exchange for 6 months. When he came back he had an American accent and he had started saying melborn lol
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  20166. Agree. Red 15 silverado!
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  20167. Je pourrais t'en parler pendant des heures et des heures car j'ai été pompier volontaire donc en France et c'est vraiment une chance que j'ai eu de pouvoir faire ce ( Job) le premier véhicule et une ( V.S.A.B) = véhicule de secours aux asphyxier et aux blessés c'est un véhicule qui est bridé en vitesse à 110 Klm max et dans la cellule tu disposes de tout le matériel pour maintenir l'état d'une personne, pour la conduire à l'hôpital dans certains centres de secours il y a un médecin qui part avec toi et lui peut continuer son travail dans la cellule du véhicule Suivant les villes des véhicules n'ont pas la même configuration I could talk to you about it for hours and hours because I was a volunteer firefighter so in France and it is really a chance that I was able to do this ( Job) the first vehicle and a ( V.S.A.B) = emergency vehicle to asphyxiate and injured it is a vehicle which is blocked in speed at 110 Klm max (68 mph) and in the cell you have all the equipment to maintain the state of a person, to drive her to the hospital in some emergency centers there is a doctor who leaves with you and he can continue his work in the cell of the vehicle Depending on the cities of the vehicles do not have the same configuration.
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  20168. You need to drink it with MILO 😋
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  20169. I watched a jet sprint race in New Zealand the other day,it made me think its something you'd like to watch,max insanity with no wheels.
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  20170. you could look up some of DGN Driving videos where he does mock-tests in UK, they show all and also explain mistakes. It is a good tool for learning and understanding roughly how EU tests go (besides right/left side which is UK only within Europe)
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  20171. If you like the look of this, you’ll love the look of the phase 4 GTHO falcon I think
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  20172. G'day Ian and family. Just a quicky mate. Have a look at ' The Magpie Whisperer ' on Youtube with the kids. They WILL enjoy magnificant wildlife.
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  20173. Car of the Future (COTF) Have used the Albins Transaxle but have since moved on to the Xtrac Transaxle which will also be used in New Gen3 cars Gearbox and Diff in one unit Pit Stop penalties range from drive thru pit to the famous Greg Murphy 5 min penalty at Bathurst Have a look at Extreme Dinghy Racing in Australia by Red Bull Motorsports
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  20174. I never cook in oil I cook food in its natural fats with shallow water
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  20175. The bus company I drive for in Australia has allot of MAN buses and although old with a few rattles, extreme rattles in some cases they are some of the quickest busses in the fleet. Acceleration comparable to the new busses in some cases.
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  20176. Thank you 👏 and congratulation 🍻 cheers
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  20177. Yes, yes, yes! Please do the cooking videos!!!
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  20178. I could imagine that the Ukrainian box with the assortment of sweets is mainly intended for filling St. Nicholas boots, because like in Germany (although on a different day), many children in Ukraine put their freshly cleaned boots outside the door in the evening bevor St. Nicholas day and find them filled with sweets and other little things in the morning. For this reason, you can often buy bags and boxes with mixed sweets in stores in Germany. It's probably the same in Ukraine. They are also often used by relatives who come to visit at Christmas time and want to give the children a little treat.
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  20179. The Holden Cruz is just a rebadged Chevy Cruise, like the Chevy Colorado and the Chevy Craptiva...err...Captiva.
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  20180. Never underestimate the Volkswagen Beetle. I remember years ago on Fraser Island pulling into a car park and seeing one parked there. Every track leading to that car park was a 4x4 track.
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  20181. This is also an award for courage! You exposed yourself (and later your family) with more or less your hole personality to an audience of ~5-6 billion earthlings with interwebs who can or do watch you-tube. I can't do that! Fear of (insert your prefered anxiety here). Well deserv'd 'mein Freund' (my friend in German)! 2 U & ur Family: Stäy häppy and heälthy❣
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  20182. I live in the city of Haarlem, near the region where you can see these flower fields. But my aunt can actually see these fields from her bedroom window, because she lives in the little village of De Zilk. We’ve got an annual flower parade that attracts millions of visitors each year, to come and see big floats covered with flowers, moving from the bulb flower region to my city of Haarlem. It’s called: Bloemencorso. You can see an animated version of these fields in Spider-man: Far from home. Though the animations aren’t that great to be honest.
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  20183. OMG, Bev "Abigail" Houghton, an English actor from a rather odd and raunchy soap called Number 96, now those were the days. None of this silly censorship of today. I like the way you went gray scale when the ads were on.
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  20184. Merry Christmas Ian and family. 🎄
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  20185. Congrats, you and your family deserve it.
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  20186. Want some Aussie humour to watch and laugh so much that Randy Feltface is a must.😂
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  20187. Minties best left melting in your mouth than bitten into.
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  20188. Thanks for replying. Dialect is often the way to tell in my region in the UK (East Midlands) whether someone is from Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire or Derbyshire. Accents do vary north to south, but it's the words used that tell A supposed fact about the English language is that it originated in my region. I like to believe it, but I don't know for sure. Cheers mate.
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  20189. Yes, that last parking job was excellent! This was a lot of fun and I have to thank you, Ian, for bringing this game to my attention. Last week I bought ETS2 on Steam sale for only 4,99 euros and I played for 5 hours last weekend. Such a great game, I love it. And speeding can be expensive in ETS2, I got a speeding ticket for over 300 euros. Some would say that it's boring just driving and parking trucks, but millions of people love truck simulators, farming simulators, and heck powerwash simulator, so there is something satisfying about these games. Definitely smashed the like button and looking forward to your next trucking adventure!
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  20190. If you're into truck racing, you should check out the Paris Dakar rally highlights. It's an endurance rally with cars, bikes and trucks
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  20191. I feel like “be good, if not, be good at it 😉” Is a very Australian thing My mum always said it to me as i was leaving the house, growing up 🙂
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  20192. More trivia. Volvo cars and Volvo (trucks, heavy equipment, busses etcetera) have nothing in common nowadays except the name. Well, maybe the safety doctrine.
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  20193. Happy Thanksgiving to you!
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  20194. Dayam. We🇦🇺 gotta try that South American Milo 🤯🦘 Milo custard 🤤
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  20195. Haven't seen one of these in probably 15 years! They were reasonably common here in Ireland at one time, but were a bit dated, even when new, compared to the competition.
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  20196. Hi Ian. The Green colour is the colour of the leaves of the Wattle plant and the Gold is the colour of the wattle flowers . That is where Australia's team colours come from.
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  20197. i might give these two a lottery scratchies
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  20198. That's Right its Renault, red bull use to have Renault engines so that's why the have fade them black now. They don't want to make advertisement for your competitors. 😂😂😂
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  20199. I agree it was always the tip of the whole end much bette.
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  20200. Can't stop laughing! 😂
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  20201. beleive it or not, we get heaps of snow, more snow than switzerland on average.
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  20202. Hi to my family <3
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  20203. My cousin and her husband drive those big yellow ore trucks + we also have better Opal. Honestly I think Melbourne is mediocre I would not like to live there.
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  20204. Ian, kangaroos actually have an amazing connection with their families too, apparently they have a strong family ties, and they travel across country to meet with each other and have regular family get togethers a n their natural environment
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  20205. In Germany we got shell vpower racing 100 octane with 0,7 percentage ethanol. Aral Ultimate 102 with Max 5% ethanol.(which that same fuel they use in DTM racing)
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  20206. It ended up becoming the Channel 6 car after rolling on it's roof! :D
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  20207. Ah, Technology Connections. Alec Watson is a fantastic content creator. His RCA CED "trilogy" is a real saga. 1:48 I love this Doug deMuro parody.
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  20208. Your wife and yourself are very lovely people, welcome anytime here in Australia mate, would love to buy you a few Tooheys new 👍👍
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  20209. Considering how small and narrow italian streets are, it makes only sense the people there know how to manouver them and have the small cars to do so.
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  20210. The Kentia Palm tree is native to Lord Howe Island.
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  20211. The hotel between the chase and Murray’s have rooms available with prices starting from $1500 per night for a minimum 5 night stay. Goes up to $4k per night 5 night stay.
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  20212. Merry Christmas. I believe the system up at the Northern Territory is expected to develop into a cyclone. And expected to hit the mainland west of Darwin on the 27th. Lots of locals 'upload' during and after cyclones. Darwin/Palmerston and rural areas already getting drenched. The Northern Territory is currently under 'cyclone watch'. I was mere lad when cyclone Tracy destroyed Darwin Christmas day 1974. My family were save by sheltering in a VW Beetle. Thanks Adolf ;) Aussie band, Hoodoo Gurus song "Tojo" is about Tracy. ;) Be well, be safe and be prepared :) Ave a good one!
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  20213. If you love this check out the Sherp all terrain vehicle. You won't be disappointed.
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  20214. IWrocker you must try Slovenian "Cocta(original) its herbal cola, Cedevita from Croatia,cedevita is powder for mixing but there is also mixed in a bootle,maybe also try pasareta from Croatia(istrian soda) Hope youre gone try and enjoy
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  20215. New outro music has them elevator vibes
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  20216. The view from the top of wave rock is awesome. On the way to wave rock you can find an old Holden Ute sticking out of the ground. The whole front end is burried and the tray is in the air.
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  20217. as a proud kiwi a haka is very important to new zealand culture and when done at a funeral it is so beautiful
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  20218. If you wanna really experience the full experience try to get a decend VR headset and A wheel and pedals. Then the fun begins :D
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  20219. watch the plenty videos of the unimog in different specs on hells gate or some of the overland builds ith nice campers
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  20220. Drawing Pin or Thumb Tack used pretty much interchangeably for me in Sydney..Definitely prefer drier weather, but when it's been dry for ages and you get a big storm come through, it is so refreshing. Invigorating, even. You can even smell the rain. Really wakes you up out of your heat-induced hibernation.
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  20221. Thanks for showing this Ian. Never seen this footage before. This was the same Bathurst Peter Brock smashed it on slicks through this rain while all the other drivers were on wet tires. Yes Glen Seton was one of the best but most unlucky drivers. I remember him coming to a halt at our marshal post on the back straight of Pukekohe in NZ in the Seira Cosworth. With a blown turbo.Just one of the many races that mechanical failure dashed his hopes.
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  20222. I can get pop tarts from my local supermarket in the international section and also dr pepper (love dr pepper). Even though I love pop tarts, especially the cookies and cream ones, I can't eat them because of the gluten :(
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  20223. Did not know the aboriginal came from all those different areas before coming to Australia, now that gives me another opinion on what they are calling invasion day. 👍😎👍
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  20224. also gotta make sure to get all the bbq seasoning that is loose. we put ours in a bowel so we don’t make any noise while watching stuff, there will be a decent amount of red and green bits in the bowel at the end, the red bits are great on their own :)
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  20225. Also here in the UK. But I thought it was painted on the roads for the drunks.
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  20226. Great reaction again 🤘 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
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  20227. The small Audi TT reminds me of the scale on the cars in Miniature Wunderland in Hamburg. You should really take a look at some of their videos!
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  20228. check out FOS shoot out....worth watching cos they are racing against the clock
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  20229.  @IWrocker  you will find thats there is vids from every year.....normally 10 minute ones of the 10 fastest up the hill and ones over an hour which were live feed at the time and have LOTS of cars......the 10 minute ones would be good for you to react to.....most have a commentary and will tell you about the car which is good if you dont recognise them
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  20230. I believe the photocopier was invented in OZ as well.
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  20231. I miss my mum's cooking, it's a shame she didn't share her talents and experience with me! 😪😫 I'm going out after this to have some take-away Nachos and Tacos! 😋☺️
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  20232. As a fellow merican, this was also way better than my own public education. Major brain thought splosions.
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  20233. Your Dad’s car was cool! My Dad had a 1973 Holden V8 Premier HQ and I’ll never forget the day he got it. We cried the day he traded it in, in the 1990s, it was a family member. My bf used to say “Hey charger” and I never got the joke because I didn’t remember the ads 😂 so it was good to see these. And was that a very young Geoffrey Rush?? I noticed Alvin Purple too 😂. Ps - the Holden HQ is the car Dad took us on a lap around Mt Panorama so, yeah - awesome childhood 💥
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  20234. Some Roos don’t survive these fights, other than when they’ve obviously lost But sometimes, you’ll see them seperate, and then one or both Roos will die later on from internal bleeding etc, those kicks if landed correctly so some serious damage and those claws are no joke either
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  20235. Brissie definately gets cold in winter. Like all things it is relative. We sometimes get a frost or two a year. Occasionally the temperature stays in single digits all day! Never snows though there gas been snow in parts of the state. By the way the acoustics in the Sydney Opera house are amazing! The first concert attended was a Led Zepplin tribute band, and the sound was amazing!
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  20236. The first time Canadian Allan Moffat visited the track in the late 60s, when there was only barbed wire fences, they took him to the top of Skyline and stopped to look at the view, and Allan said "this is nice but I want to see the race track", and the Ford people said "your on it, this is it".Allan Moffat recons, that was the last time he ever looked at the view.
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  20237. Dude just try those sauces I’ll send more if you want and wow that last gift was insane absolutely awesome from Leanne
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  20238. Have you heard of the Camel Trophy? Landrovers tearing it up in, under, over, through, in between and all in a strait line as far as possible
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  20239. I remember that year! The Queen came to Perth and I drove through the city with my ex police commodore with loud exhaust lol leaving the city I seen a motorcade with a 2 bearcats,blacked out suvs,limos police cars and at the very back a small tank following behind. Never forget that night with all the police around the city
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  20240. Guy in crosscart is nz best rally driver ex wrc
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  20241. I've got personal number plates. They are hot pink with white letters and say 2▪︎HORSY. I also had HUNEE for my Subaru.
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  20242. Over the weekend, Bathurst hosted a 12 hour race which would be worth checking highlights of. My town (Warrnambool, Victoria) had the Sprintcar classic with Australian and US drivers across the Australia Day weekend recently! Warrnambool and Australia loves our Sprintcar racing!
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  20243. love ya vids man. Check out some Don Spencer songs (classic from my Aussie childhood) would love to see a reaction vid of them. I would recommend "please don't call me a Koala bear"
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  20244. I was in Scotland in the summer of 2018 and as an Australian from WA I can tell you it was f***ing Hot 🔥 We never believed Mum and hung shit on her when she used Scotland and heat in the same sentence. Mate I was melting! And England wasn't much better.
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  20245. I live in Banora Point about 5 minutes walk from that Street. It's a great place to live . Close to the beaches and the Gold Coast if you want to go up there.
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  20246. in fact, this is rather the tip of the iceberg... only our fire department has 7 different vehicles, including the Tatra v3s or the modern Tatra czs 40 titan (as the closest firefighters in the middle of the woods, they have very good equipment)... but in the equipped firefighters you can also find PTS-10 amphibious transporters or in the mountains we have the Swedish hagglunds bv 206
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  20247. Would be good to see you react to some of driver 61’s videos on the driving styles of different f1 drivers. I always like going on the sim and seeing wether I can pull them off and improve my driving
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  20248. Please check out our proud Australian burn out/land speed record truck the "Bandag bullet". It has 2 Detroit diesel, 2 stroke, quad turbos hooked up to a 6 speed Alison. Scottys Garage (channel) has the best quality video.
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  20249. Check out some Group 5 Cars. They are wild
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  20250. Raising little food critics - love it
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  20251. Surely someone has sent musk by now, surely? Let's see if we can actually make him vomit.
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  20252. Congrats on 100k, happy thanksgiving.
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  20253. Just watched a couple of vids on YouTube before seeing yours Ian that are relevant to this one. The first is by a channel called Autosport and the title of the video is (3 reasons why formula 1's 2022 engines are still turbo-hybrid v6s). There was some awesome sounding cars from different years on there that would make a good reaction video mate. And the other video that I watched is The dash cam Aus. December/week 4. That's a good one a lot of different stuff on it anyway just a couple of things for you to have a look at if you get the time 😀👍
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  20254. Love the Queensland overdub lol 😆
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  20255. All diesel cars will go without u adding a gas (just use clutch) if they are manual
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  20256. I’m a truck driver and I’m lucky enough to go to Kangaroo Island every Wednesday and deliver food from the mainland. It’s an amazing place full of natural beauty. It’s a 45 minute ferry ride from the mainland and it’s about a 90 minute drive from Adelaide down to where the ferry departs. My trip over this week was interrupted by a couple of Southern Right Whales playing in the path of the ferry. The rocks you saw are called Remarkable Rocks and are one of the must see tourist attractions on the island.
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  20257. Well done Ian, you read well into what is going on. A great understanding of the life and times of Aussies. 214,000 subscribers is impressive. I guess a large percentage of those would be Aussies. Oi, Oi, Oi, 👍
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  20258. I drove in California for a few weeks some years ago and it was crazy. Trying to get into the slow lane to take an exit was a challenge. I figured after a day or so to go right several miles in advance, or it's not happening, I had the impression people drove faster to pass you out once you indicated to change lane. Nuts.
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  20259. Congratulations!!!! We here in Australia aren't going anywhere.... we'll always be here and you'll always be welcome....when the time is right..x
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  20260. I’m from Saudi Arabia. you are welcome in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 any time 😍😍
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  20261. Think of it this way and what some people say "here in Australia we live to work, where in the US you work to live because of the wages", might give you more of an understanding about us mate. Also the minimum wage for a waiter here is $20 roughly which is around $15 USD.
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  20262. Can just see Daniella hunting some of these recipes to make, could become family favourites.
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  20263. Im living in the netherlands most sirens are the same here used on other emergency vehicle's but the 70's model EMS is used for the mountain location so far i know and its a pretty cool vehicle
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  20264. My first car was a 2 door LC Torana. I paid $200 for it. Then a gold HQ Premiere I swapped it for.
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  20265. If you have not heard these cars already the Matra V12, Ferrari 333 SP, Jaguar XJR-14 and Peugeot 905 have great sounds.
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  20266. Hello from Düsseldorf you did not butcher the word 🙂
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  20267. My brother has been to Chicago several times & he says it's like Melbourne.
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  20268. Hurry up and get over here Ian, you and the fam would love it. Come during summer, I'm from Sydney - personally I love the Gold Coast!!
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  20269. Imagine how pumped they would be to have Christmas in Australia 😍
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  20270. Everything i see says you are taking over the world in 2025. Panama Gulf of mexico Canada Uk Greenland Wtf is going on and why is this even being discussed like it can be done😂
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  20271. Liked it - film cleaned up well. The guy kissing his gun (not a focal point just part of the background) was funny but not overt - the sign of a good Oz Film
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  20272. Nailed it Ian. Cannot agree more. I still have my duratracs and i have gotten stuck once on deep mud. Yet I still managed to get out with my winch. The same winch has rescued 2 ford raptors over the last year. I plan to swap tires once these are worn out. Im moving to the plains next year and I have heard that the duratracs are really good in snow. Haven't heard the same for M/T's. What is your opinion on that? Also, not planning to upgrade to 35s or 37s but 33's M/T (too much stress on the joints) And finally, since TFL truck have sponsors (ie American Muscle) I wonder if they are biased. I kinda see Roman doing that. #powerwagondontcare haha
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  20273. You should check out the old Aussie comedy the umbilical brothers, Kevin bloody Wilson, lano & woodley and the real classics fast forward and full frontal. True Aussie humour.
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  20274. Great reaction 😎😎 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
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  20275. Modern synthetic oils have dramatically increased the service interval mileage on newer vehicles except for turbos, the oil runs hotter so deteriorates faster. Oil coolers have to be fitted along with an oil temperature gauge so the driver can monitor it, often done electronically now and the driver gets a stop warning.
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  20276. Is that "Mads" from the crazy American cowboy in Oz who has car channel?
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  20277. Good job for your first try! Quick tip. You're throwing it a little too flat like a frisbee. You need to throw a boomerang more vertical and it will stay closer to the ground and do a big circle and come back to you. A little bit of wind to throw against does help...
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  20278. There are a few of these around the world. About 10 years ago the one in America was proven also to be an optical illusion. A more modern way I would have thought to verify would be using a GPS to see the height changes at each end of the road.
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  20279. This was funny af! Churr Bro! 🤙
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  20280. ....he si supporting the tree...... :D:D:D
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  20281. there's a reason you were told to bite the opposite corners, that works way better than biting off the ends.
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  20282. The Scania logo is not a lion, its a griffin/griffon.
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  20283. Ur old one sounds good
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  20284. Saying he is working hard is an understatement Peter Brock once said that he can lose 4 to 5 kilos in weight on a race day like Bathurst - think somewhere between 8 to 12 lb in water weight !! That is really working.
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  20285. Congratulations on the birth of your latest child . She was born into a good family .
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  20286. I think you may want to watch Poland from the same guys, theyre good ! :DD
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  20287. You must be on a first name basis with your post office!
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  20288. As an Aussie from VIC I am fairly familiar with the US NE (PA, NJ, NY) so it was interesting to see. Fun!
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  20289. Good on ya cobber. We love you.
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  20290. I've had a Mack run backwards twice. Coming through a creek crossing with a heavy load, I was too slow on the clutch and just as it was about to stall it rolled a little backwards just as I put my foot on the clutch. It doesn't rev, probably because of the governor weights and pumps a bit of soot out of the intake. 2nd time I knew straight away what happened and just shut down. No damage either time.
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  20291. has to be Scott McLaughlin's lap next
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  20292. Bike is a Honda step through, more modern versions are still be used today in various areas. The newer versions don't look that much different though.
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  20293. I was pretty close, I said around 20kgs of Tim Tams haha :P
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  20294. Yeah I’m definitely with you and your wife when it comes to the the black Licorice…… sooo gross 🤢 mate.
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  20295. Both in hill running and in rally there are several classes! These are divided according to engine volume, weight, and operation, for example 4x4 or back wheel drive or front wheel drive. It can also be model year. There are races where there are more than 14 classes.
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  20296. There are a few of these roads scattered around the place, I've been to a couple in Vic. I know it's an illusion but when you're there looking at it, it's very hard to wrap your brain around. It's a very cool thing to experience however it works.
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  20297. Brother they forget make the air press. the tires Down less than 25 % or more turn down
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  20298. Yay it’s mail time!
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  20299. Goodwood speed festival at Bathurst ( Bathurst speed festival ) Would be sick
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  20300. depending on the track, (tighter tracks favor the mini), the heavier Mustang would 'cook' it's brakes very quickly. It also suffered from tremendous understeer through tight corners.
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  20301. Thanks for the video mate. Don't know if you followed my recommendation, but I did recommend this video to you. This woman was amazing. She is by far my all time favourite rally driver, and drove one of the best cars rally has ever seen. She could throw that beast around a bend, and make it dance as gracefully as any ballerina. Her pikes peak record was just proof of that!!!
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  20302. Hi, you should really react to an irish sport called gaelic it has big hits and has incredible skill its rules are very different from any other sport it will shock you how exciting it is
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  20303. Carl's jr recently came to Australia, along with Krispy creams Taco Bell and nandos, we've had KFC and maccas for a very long time along with pizza hut. I seen a Jonny rockets once too!
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  20304. 2 more iconic Aussie icons would be Holden cars and Meat Pies.
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  20305. Trader Joe's is actually Aldi from Germany.
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  20306. What a beautiful family I love those videos the most
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  20307. I spent 5 years as child growing up in Coober Pedy which is a opal mining town in South Australia. Also part of the Mad Max landscape, I think the last of the Mel Gibson films was partially filmed there. Fascinating place, when I was there you would really never seen grass, it was all red dirt "bulldust". Now thats changed a wee bit, but our school oval was dirt and the golf course was actually black due to a layer of oil; no grass :) Over 1 million holes dot the landscape where pilot holes are put down looking for opal and sadly a few tourists have gone down them. Its not something you survive and lots of signs everywhere saying DONT WALK BACKWARDS. As for the Aboriginal population, its my understanding theres over 250 "nations" throughout Australia, many still at war with each other. This is part of the massive hurdle we face in attempting to have a united aboriginal people like the Maori manage in New Zealand. The Maori heritage is massively promoted in NZ but that doesnt happen much in South Australia. There are pockets of it for sure, but it could be much better. Our animals are amazing but its a bit like any native animal. When I go to the US I spend hours watching squirrels and deer, because we don't have them here. However Ill barely even slow down as I drive past the field of Kangaroos on the way to the shops. And for those that think Kangaroo's hop down most streets...well...not entirely correct :) But those suburbs on the fringes of parks or nature corridors etc can often see them. Youre more likely to see them dead on the side of the road than live and hopping about.
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  20308. I know a guy that is a pin striper and rust painter and he has plenty of work, mostly on American cars of course and he owns two too. And that is in the Netherlands, while Sweden is known for it's huge American car scene. Apparently Swedish winters are quite mild on cars too. A classic American V8, up until the 80's, is a stand out car in Europe simply by it's dimensions and sound. And not just compared to other cars, but they make streets look small too. They have total different experience inside and handling too. There have always been people that collect Americana. It's not that unuasal for Europeans to have a foreign country's culture as kind of a hobby. Someone with a car like might also have a jukebox at home or something like that.
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  20309. Someone should send the iwrocker family a australian MRE
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  20310. Dam they look yum 💯👌🏽
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  20311. These are the engines you have to change the pump on
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  20312. Neb = me. Glad you like those Aust Muscle Car mags. I wondered if/when they were going to arrive but 4 weeks ago...... Keep up the great videos of all kinds!
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  20313. That F1 race was the last one where they made the rules up as they went along, the race director Michael Massi got fired as a result of his creativity at the end of the race. He ignored the rules that every team though they were working with and justified it by saying "here is a rule that says I can do what I like".
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  20314. Hi Mister :)
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  20315. You should research Cyclone Tracy when you look at a tropical rain system over Darwin at Christmas.
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  20316. Sisu uses the Mersu cab today, the older E series had a Renault cab.The chassis is made with the axles themselves, and Sisu is known for them.Sisu has used Leyland, Rolls Royce, Scania, Renault as engines. The Mercedes-Benz electro-pneumatically controlled PowerShift 3 automatic transmission used today is 20% faster in its shifting speed compared to the previous version. 16-speed automated G 280-16 PowerShift 3 transmission supplied by Daimler AG 18-speed Eaton non-synchronized Fuller RTLO 22018 manual transmission. 18+4-speed Eaton non-synchronized Fuller RTLO 20918B manual transmission. Mercedes-Benz Telligent G240-16 Synchron (Euro 5 light duty)
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  20317. Good video! That's why I shaved it off..mine was that itchy too!...lol. I'm going with cooper discoverer stt pro, when it's time to change up. My duratracs are wearing fairly quick, maybe it's cause I'm towing different trailers, don't know, plus the front left blow out..I'm going to coopers. I had the cooper AT3's on my 1500 Ram...great tires!!great traction!! Never an issue!
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  20318. The barefoot thing ain’t necessarily so. You would probably get turfed out of city shopping malls etc. it would mainly apply to the beach side areas where people come off the beach to hamburger shop or something. So yeah mainly beach suburbs. Pubs usually have minimum dress code which could be as simple as, T shirt, shorts and thongs, (very casual footwear.) some will demand a little more Conservative dress code.
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  20319. Watching with a friend as you said supercars are tight to get into, I said "that what she said" said mate is now dying 🤣😂
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  20320. 5:08 Judging by the model of the car (Renault Laguna) and the policeman's attire, I would say it was not an undercover officer's car but rather a close security officer's, here in France, close security of the president and officials is not Secret Service's jurisdiction but Police Nationale's (not to be mistaken with Police Municipale, which is more like the local cops, they are often regarded as bonified mall cops, as some of them may have guns but in most cases they won't and most of their job is giving parking fines). Edit : 8:01 these are indeed more "undercover" cars, those are cars the anti-crime brigade, known as "BAC" here, would use. These were a Peugeot 207 (the black one) and a Renault Megane, both of them exist with 200 HPish engines, have great chassis and are easily modified because they're used in racing series notably rallye and there are a ton of them on the roads (most of them without the biggest engine available and even more without mods, as driving a modded cars here on the road is very very risky regarding your driving license and potential seizing of your car; if you mod it, it's track only ;)) which make them very good cars for those kind of endeavours. About hints giving them out, if they're parked and you can get up close there might be some cluey details, like the CB radio, blue removable gyro and Police sun blocks you can get, but in traffic you would only notice them when it's too late ^^ These were shot at Versailles, it's about 15 miles away from Paris, there's a 'small' château there, nice gardens :P
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  20321. Ian, your birthday package is almost there. Should be within the next 2 days. Unfortunately I couldn't afford to send you a Holden Ute. ;-)
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  20322. The bus is a Noge Titanium body, probably on a Volvo B12R chassis. Interestingly, the Titanium has a barn-door style engine cover. Noge is a Portuguese company, when they were sold in the UK, depreciation was catastrophic. Never seemed particularly well made.
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  20323. P.s love the L.J Tonie' pillow case, just saying :hand-purple-blue-peace:
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  20324. One thing that I found really nice when driving in the US (I'm Norwegian) is how they marked exits to various cities. You would drive along and a huge sign drawn on the road surface saying "Next 5 exits, LA" for example. Then on the next one "Next 4 exits, LA" and so on. This made it almost impossible to "miss an exit" - compared to many places in Europe. This is the advantage of huge open stretches with lots of room for roads. They are pretty easy to navigate.
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  20325. Great video, love seeing the different houses and your comparison to US ones. Also fyi 500 square meters is 5380 square feet.
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  20326. The curse map shows where the water(we don't have) should be. It was believed we had a vast inland sea in the middle of the continent. Sadly no
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  20327. I really love your tasting sessions. You are learning so much from it. Italian Trappist is unique? Wait till you get the Belgian beers. It is nice to see how the rating changes. You did a good job collecting the beers. Would love to join you!!😂
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  20328. America would have genuine Chinese food, just need to go to the right areas and the right restaurants. Australia is the same, most Australian Chinese food is not great but you can find some really good stuff.
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  20329. Probably the last year of Holden Comodore as well ☹ So worth watching a sad historic day. GO HOLDEN !
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  20330. I have a modest 3 bedroom house on a small block. The selling point is a pool and entertainment area the size of the house. No neighbours over the road, only 1 to the side and none at the back. Oh, and I can walk out my back fence directly onto a tropical Coral Sea beach. Wouldn't swap it for a million dollars (at the moment).
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  20331. Well not so much damage as McRae had here in Finland early 90's with his Subaru 😄 Try play more cool finnish rally stages with cooool jumps🇫🇮
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  20332. Yet another great video!! Those babies are adorable!!!
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  20333. First
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  20334. I‘m generally a wheel cover hater but those somewhat funnel shaped rims actually go kinda hard.
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  20335. Sir, THERE IS A VERY BIG GERMAN Christmas Market in CHICAGO. Seasons greeting , wish that you and your darling family stay safe, healthy and happy, Elmar from Germany.
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  20336. You’ll need a good storage container for the small grocery items so they don’t get lost. Think Lego sets. There’s no edible items inside the packets, so make sure the kids don’t try to open them.
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  20337. Great video. Reminds me of the thrill when I jumped my bike as a kid. I want to check out the dunes in Michigan.
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  20338. Totally! 😁
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  20339. Nice video
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  20340. I'm not an american and I totally lost at this test. Don't feel bad, it was a very hard test for nearly everyone. hugz
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  20341. YAY Adelaide!!!! YAY SA!!!!
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  20342. IWrocker Rockets from 20k to 30k 🚀 👍🦘🇦🇺
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  20343. Great video as always. For us, Iveco is not a truck. We call it the pizza tray.😂
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  20344. the track at 9:05 is Hockemheim in Germany. it was also host for many F1 races.
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  20345. Ah, the Salvos (or Sallies). A dear friend of mine's parents have been members for many years. Her dad is 80+, a Major (ret.), yet still takes donations at his local train station and plays trumpet in the local Salvos band. He's a really nice bloke.
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  20346. Yep, and every time we saw a Charger we said “hey charger” and did the peace sign.
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  20347. Love the D-Max and the Hilux they would be my go to. 😎👌
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  20348. It was a stamp collection that I had as a child which taught me so much about the world.
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  20349. australian houses are made to keep heat out so the tempreture is about the same inside and outside
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  20350. Im wondering if pine gap provides decent reception to people out there, would have to be right!
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  20351. what stank was probably the friction material on the break pads... esp. if it smelled anything like the clutch
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  20352. love your vids mate, but just a heads up if you throw that boomerang properly it will come back incredible fast get ready to get down on the ground or your really gonna feel it:)
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  20353. Iwrocker has a couple of sets. People have sent him proper 2-up sets in parcel time.
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  20354. Thanks Cobba it’s a tuff day you have always supported Australians on your channel , so thanks mate and enjoy a beer this arvo Rip Shane Warne
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  20355. I would love to see this, it looks amazing! Perth has a walk through Kings Park, (The biggest inner city park in the world) with a light show projected onto the trees telling the Dreamtime stories of our local indiginous people. It's also a free event and quite awe inspiring. Keep up the good work IWrocker. ☮️
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  20356. "how is he not locking up the breaks, going straight into the wall" Answer - He knows how to drive. all other questions/( apply to above as well. ) the answer is- Its because its Brocky on his home turf. (metaphorically speaking)
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  20357. Quality content! Also: Ian you should definitely try Hoegaarden Witbier because it seems to me you personally like wheat beer!
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  20358. We used to go to Liwa every end of the year at winter and we camp and liwa :)
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  20359. It was such a monster of a car that those in power got it banned. Too many interests in those lobbies.
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  20360. Ian to all viewers: "I'll have one of each please... except the bug looking thing."
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  20361. Legend mate... good annunciation. [EDIT] - MacQuarie = mack-worry
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  20362. Sisu history 🇫🇮 https://youtu.be/qxhZx1Ae4pI
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  20363. As far as US film & TV portrayal goes, yes, it's often not an authentic picture. On the other hand the UK isn't all Downton Abbey or Peaky Blinders either.
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  20364. to be fair, they weren't egg rolls (which are spring rolls) - they were big egg and bacon rolls and they bought two of them and added avocado on both which was another $3 each - plus there were two iced coffees. Plus a Sunday surcharge, and it was probably a very nice eatery lol.
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  20365. Pretty sure between you and Daniella you could make Vegemite scrolls Here's a good example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAi3jFaxvG0 and i'm sure you can find all those ingredients, though the melted butter and egg wash are really optional, my wife doesn't bother with them, and she doesn't waste the end bits of the pastry either, a bit more Vegemite and cheese and those bits can be used too Hope you get to enjoy some Vegemite scrolls 🤞🏻
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  20366. thank you for showing us your "back yard". What a beautiful place you visited. I really loved all the footage. Could I possibly take some stills off your footage, not the kids or family, just the scenery, to attempt to paint it. It's okay to say no. I'm not a professional or anything. I just like painting scenes on the front of cards.
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  20367. Well done mate. I would use a little more than that but good job. Don’t forget you can make a hot drink with it as well.
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  20368. G’day Ian, I’m enjoying your channel. Just a thought but you could do a video of Australian actors in Hollywood, there’s a heap of them over there but I doubt many people would realise they’re Aussies. Here’s a short video but you might find a better one. Cheers https://youtu.be/XEpsLM2xyUo
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  20369. Guy who was doing my C+E training is driving oversizes, dunno how true it is but he said his contract with german comapny is 750euro per night and he does 3-4 nights per month with windmill blades etc. defo crazy money but crazy skills required.
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  20370. 17 years ago i brought a 1975 Holden Vk SV HDT Calais Director (Brocky) for $17,000. I'll never sell it ,the price for a hdt brock are through the roof now.
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  20371. I love vegemite with strawberry jam… it’s the perfect mix of savoury and sweet 👍 Like y’all have peanut butter and jelly sandwiches 👌
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  20372. Congrats. Good luck with the new bub on the way. Honestly take your time. To make a international trip worth it, it does take a lot of time, money and planning. I was lucky enough that my parents travelled around Australia with us kids when we were young, but they put it off for quite a few years until us kids were old enough to appreciate it and remember the experience.
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  20373. Perfect first try. Love the video. Try cutting into smaller pieces before baking. Just makes both ends crispy. It takes hours but I love making meat pies
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  20374. I see suggestions to check out Superstock racing, totally insane where its full contact and not just bump and runs, its full on impacts and at speed. If you havent seen it you are in for a treat.
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  20375. V8 Supercars do not PURR.. hahaha they thump... Ford teams generally run Mustangs now, not Aussie model Fords.
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  20376. Love the Jeep! But damn it's way too clean. I know we're knocking on the door to yer another winter but a kick-ass soft top would be sweet. Perhaps a bull bar? Definitely some new boots. Looking forward to the build and all the off-roading fun to come.
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  20377. Inspiration for you: Andechser Doppelbock Dunkel Andechser Weissbier Hell Büble Pils Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier Paulaner Hefe-Weißbier Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock Schneider Weisse Original Augustiner Helles Erdinger Weissbier Hofbräu Original Franziskaner Weissbier Tegernseer Helles Rothaus Pils Krombacher Pils Warsteiner Premium Verum Bitburger Premium Pils Radeberger Pilsner Jever Pilsener Veltins Pilsener Flensburger Pilsener Köstritzer Schwarzbier Weihenstephaner Vitus Gaffel Kölsch Reissdorf Kölsch König Pilsener Schöfferhofer Weizen Maisel's Weisse Original Schlenkerla Rauchbier Märzen Hacker-Pschorr Weisse Hofbräu Dunkel Andechser Vollbier Hell Augustiner Dunkel Löwenbräu Original Hacker-Pschorr Münchner Gold Schlenkerla Rauchbier Weizen Weltenburger Kloster Asam Bock Flensburger Dunkel Veltins Grevensteiner Früh Kölsch Stiegl Goldbräu Krombacher Weizen Erdinger Dunkel Rothaus Tannenzäpfle Bitburger Drive (Alkoholfrei) Tegernseer Hell Schneider Weisse Tap 6 Aventinus Ayinger Bräuweisse Augustiner Edelstoff Weihenstephaner Kristallweißbier König Ludwig Weissbier Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Weihenstephaner Korbinian Licher Weizen Köstritzer Kellerbier Warsteiner Premium Dunkel Jever Fun (Alkoholfrei) Radeberger Zwickelbier Flensburger Gold Maisel's Weisse Dunkel Hofbräu Oktoberfestbier Andechser Bergbock Hell Paulaner Oktoberfest Bier Schneider Weisse Tap 7 Mein Original Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Märzen Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier Leicht Erdinger Pikantus Rothaus Märzen Export Bitburger Festbier Tegernseer Spezial Krombacher Radler (Zitrone) Weihenstephaner Oktoberfestbier Gaffel Sonnenhopfen Reissdorf Wiessbier König Pilsener Kellerbier Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Alkoholfrei Veltins Radler (Zitrone) Früh Radler Stiegl Radler (Zitrone) Krombacher Radler (Grapefruit) Erdinger Pikantus (Alkoholfrei) Rothaus Radler (Zitrone) Bitburger Radler (Zitrone) Tegernseer Radler (Zitrone) Schneider Weisse Tap 5 Meine Hopfenweisse Ayinger Jahrhundert Bier Augustiner Pils Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier Dunkel König Ludwig Dunkel Schöfferhofer Kristallweizen Gaffel Kölsch Naturtrüb Reissdorf Kölsch (Alkoholfrei) König Pilsener Alkoholfrei Schlenkerla Rauchbier Urbock Weltenburger Kloster Barock Dunkel Flensburger Kellerbier Veltins Grevensteiner Landbier Früh Kölsch (Alkoholfrei) Stiegl Weisse Krombacher Weizen (Alkoholfrei) Erdinger Weißbier (Alkoholfrei)
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  20378. Wow that's awesome,never go hungry,I love crab
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  20379. You need to check out kangaroo island here in Australia 🇦🇺 such an amazing beautiful place went there a kid with the family :)
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  20380. Headlights look like they were pinched off of a circular saw
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  20381. The 'purple rain' picture of the tree is the Jacaranda mentioned by the person in the very first post. The poinciana with the bright red and green they focused on is also is called 'flame trees'.
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  20382. Ian - Victorian plate # 1 has an estimated value of $10 million
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  20383. Ian if you keep receiving Holden car parts you will be able to build a one of a kind Holden made from every model ever made with a number licence plate from every state and territory of Australia 😂🤣 and that AC ⚡DC sticker is awesome my favourite band forever if you didn't notice my name "Bon75" for Bon Scott the original lead singer from AC⚡DC 😁😁😁😁😁
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  20384. dont usually comment, but just wanna say i love your channel and you got a beautiful family mate. cheers
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  20385. Hey Ian, where I live this kind of road is common occurence. The path that lead in and out of my ex girlfriend's house was as steep as this for about 50 feet, she couldn't gat out of the house during winter as it froze down and we couldn't even walk up the path
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  20386. Yer bro, there's about 20+ cars on the track. Still running carby
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  20387. ❤ that’s was cool it’s was nice to Dani in front of the camera for a change still want to c dani do mail time from time to time
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  20388. This was suspenseful! Promite is great.. its a bit sweeter less salty.. Its like a level down in intensity depending on how you feel.. its like Milo vs aktavite.. Love them both on Sourdough with butter.. Love your videos.. thanks
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  20389. The Kingstons really go good with your tea or coffee. Dip them.
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  20390. OMG! Those sausage rolls looked delicious. I would have helped to eat them. Looking forward to see what else comes up on the menu. You must be a fabulous cook Dani. ❤️
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  20391. Legendary battles between Alan Moffatt’s Coca Cola Mustang and Norm Beechey’s 350 Holden Monaro.
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  20392. Ian one of the most moving Haka's I have ever seen was a whole school performing it as the hearse of one of their teachers passed through the school grounds, so much respect for a teacher was very moving.
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  20393. And Holden Statesman is the name you're looking for lol
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  20394. those are aerosol extinguishers with tiny water droplets travelling on the jetstream; Not really shooting water like it would be in case of the ultra high pressure impulse gun systems from IFEX
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  20395. Ed Blake is not wrong. Its very Australian place. I could hang out there. Apart from the blue rocks it reminded me a lot of where i live in South Australia.
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  20396. He was more an artist than a player. Unique.
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  20397. 36 minutes since upload, 2k views, 386 likes and the best part 0 dislikes. Keep it this way fam 🙏
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  20398. RIP Brocky. This lap is right on the limit! Another tenth would have been in the wall. Mark Skaife talks too much!! Ian look up 2013 & 2014 Bathurst final laps AWESOME!!
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  20399. I remember as a kid yelling out Hey Charger everytime one drove past. I wonder if owners got sick of people yelling it out?
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  20400. Please try Nøgne Ø beers from Norway. They have many fun beer styles..
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  20401. They were designed and built by Thales in the town of Bendigo in Victoria . I worked for Thales in Melbourne in 2007/08 but was not involved with the Bushmaster. Did get to check one out, but unfortunately not able to have a ride. FYI: Aus government has donated 60 Bushmaster to Ukraine.
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  20402. What surprises me is that there doesn't seem to be any wheelspin, despite driving on dirt. I wonder if some kind of traction control system engages and eventually stops them.
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  20403. React to "A succulent Chinese meal" that's another Aussie classic that's became a common saying
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  20404. This video is the best public viewing of what it takes to be a emergency response vehicle driver, the many chauffeur's and H.G.Vehical drivers that I've known, drive because they love to drive,in fact many e..r.drivers are xrally, good video homes, keep up the good work, big hugs to all your family, and may the Lords blessings pour upon you, like a good spring shower, from your pomi xpat mate living in s.*merica
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  20405. Casino New South Wales is the beef capital of Australia, its actually about 90 minutes from my place. The Minties and Jaffas I do agree be careful with the kids as they could definitely be a choking hazard for them.
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  20406. I remember this! I remember watching the car with Obama going past as I worked on a side street to the main street (St George's/Adelaide Terrace) and they went to and fro several times.
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  20407. Commentary like he is in an office !!! So cool..
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  20408. Cool content.❤
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  20409. Keep on rocking champion, the community is awesome ❤
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  20410. Dude you need to come in France for your next holidays, i'm sure you'll love it, all the different places, ambiances and different foods when you change regions, you'll fall in love !
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  20411. G'day Ian & Family hope you are all well. What a fantastic museum some fantastic cars🚗. Sending you much cheer & love from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘❤️.❤️🇺🇸 🦅❤️🇲🇽🥰.
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  20412. Wow that hat suits Daniela so nicely. Versatile fashion statement right there
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  20413. Gotta love how many times you said "WOW" in this video! Cheers from Oz!
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  20414. Don’t mind rain now and then, after living in Scotland for so long I was happy to not see it for a while but I do like it too now. Although today we had a (weather report said shower or 2) absolute downpour and got about 10 mm in 15 mins while I was working outside. Today I hated the damn rain, as I was soaked to the bone 😳.
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  20415. The highest temperature here in Spain was last year, 117F. Meteorologists say we might surpass it this year which is pretty scary because it was pretty nightmarish
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  20416. These guys produce some great videos. Total larrickins and they really seem to enjoy their jobs. Their latest videos are awesome. Check out Ronny Dahl's channel. It is more informative and he is also good value.
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  20417. That safety Bar over the Cockpit is called Halo
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  20418. lol these kids are going to grow up with the most amazing book collection hahaha
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  20419. Lol you need to work on your geography, that was the Mediterranean.... The UK is not in the Mediterranean 😂 With love and support ♥️
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  20420. I think in the 2000's NSW police had a couple of Ferraris as hiway patrol cars.
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  20421. Another top video mate. The way things are going though, I think people should start sending MRE's. Unfortunately I'm only half kidding.
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  20422. So adorable! The kids are so grown up! ❤
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  20423. Yes we definitely get jarritos. I like their cola
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  20424. you're very good in Czech😉
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  20425. We have a lot of these in AUS. I have an Estima dealers buy them second hand in Japan & import them.
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  20426. Oh, my friend. When I was of an impressionable age, the 'Antz Pantz' "Sic 'em, Rex!" ad came out. Please, do a search and watch, react. A truly brilliant ad.
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  20427. 🎄👍😁👍🎄 🇦🇺Merry Christmas🇦🇺 & a 🇦🇺Happy New Year🇦🇺
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  20428. Australia's love for the big open Round Australia Rallies was stamped back in the late 40's and 50's with the famous Redex Trials. Numerous characters were developed, none better known that the famed "Gelegnite" Jack Murray, who drove more makes than you'd find in a car sales lot, Fords, Caddies, Pugs...you name it One of our great motoring characters who got his nickname from throwing sticks of "gelly" from his car.
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  20429. Diesel cars can legally tow heavier trailers (talking Aus) than petrol. The trick is the brakes & balance of the trailer. The mpg figures are often close to double that of petrol cars. Change oil & filters regularly & use injector cleaner additive every 6-8 tankfuls......sweet
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  20430. The black Ferrari FXX is the most special one because only Michael Schumacher can have it.
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  20431. Reminds me a lot of Perth and the Northwest . Amazing big sky sunrises and sunsets too. Glad you all had a good break so to speak. Really appreciate that you kept the great content coming. Thanks for letting us enjoy your holiday together bro. Much love from South Island New Zealand. 🙏❤
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  20432. As per usual, the Aussies are quick to claim something from NZ as theirs 🤣 Although there are glow worms in parts of Australia, this particular species is specific to NZ.
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  20433. I don't think that engine was shoehorned as those old beasts had big engine bays.
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  20434. Changan is Chinese
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  20435. An unusual experience was Pizza in south Korea. Basically majority have no tomato paste base nor sprinkling of cheese. The base of popular Pizza os then Korean standard KINCHI. That in case you are unfamiliar is the fermented mix of cabbage, chillies and peppers, quite hot flavour. That is buried in stone ware jugs for 12mnths or more. Kimchi is of course used in much Korea style foods. Any how the topings are also various meats and seafood. Cheese tends to be an issue among many asian populations, as is any milk based product, as many asian prople apparently having severe reaction to milk, unlike European - Caucasian derived population. Pizza can be ordered with cheese but most standatd Pizza will be without. Another aspect is the standard Pizza is thick and soft, rather than thin and crispy. Of course the reaction is "This is NOT" Pizza!", no tomato paste or molten cheese.......
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  20436. On a per capita basis, Australia is the most inventive country in the world.
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  20437. If you ever felt like having a discord or something it'd be a good oppportunity for us to post pictures of our cars. I'm a proud owner of a beautiful xr6 that needs to be seen to be appreciated
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  20438. In perth Western Australia we sit in our cars 20m from the water watching them and i can tell you videos dont do the speed these things do justice. When they are flying straight towards you you really hope they make the turn lol.
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  20439. I'm coming to America with my mill!! Florida, maybe Texas _ no tax states I believe
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  20440. That car is in mint condition for its age, well taken care of.
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  20441. Congratulations on the birth of your precious little one. She's absolutely adorable! 💜
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  20442. Hi me again. Lol. I was in Picton on the Marlborough sounds in the south Island in New Zealand, December 2003. The house I stayed in there had a driveway cut out and it had these glow worms in the bank of this driveway. That was the first I've seen them too. Was cool. Love your program champion. 👍
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  20443. Ian you were right about the origin of the Fargo brand truck at 11:17 . Fargo was originally a US Chrysler offshoot for export trucks but usually made in the market they were sold in. From the thirties major sales were in Canada and Australia. Phased out starting in the fifties. Seems lots it the old tooling went to Turkey. So you were right. An Australian built ute Fargo from 1937 came up on Shannons auctions a few months ago : https://youtu.be/YJNXoQZz_Us Called a Dodge Fargo so may be a ute version of the Australian 1937 Dodge sedans assembled here with increasing local and Canadian content. Part of the Australian thirties boom in ute versions of sedans where nearly every maker tooled up here for a simple ute version meant for work purposes. Lots of advantages having a ute version back then.
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  20444. Brands Hatch is one of my favourite places in the world. I have been to a dozen or so events there where these cars were racing and I can say that they sound even better in person!! Earlier this year I was at a historic race meeting at Donnington Park and was lucky enough to be standing right behind a Lotus as they started it up and I can only describe the sound as glorious!! My favourite historic F1 car is the Hesketh 308.
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  20445. Holden didn't copy Ford they just had the ball's to put there's into production, 🤘👍
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  20446. You can buy Aussie style utes in America. There's a firm in Colorado who source vehicles in Australia , import them, do the LHD conversion and customise them to your specification. Also, they are legal in the US. Can't remember the name of them but you'll find them on google I'm sure.
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  20447. In France we can get as high as 112°F and we don't have the AC, well not everyone has the AC it cost too much to install and too much electricity to run it
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  20448. Congratulations mate, hope mum and baby are doing well, can't wait to see mail time
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  20449. The greatest engine sound ever is the Matra V12 from their 1970s Le Mans cars. It literally gives me chills, it sounds like an animal that is about to eat you. Check it out one day! The Lancia Stratos, by the way, used the V6 from the Ferrari Dino.
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  20450. Since we are in the cooking teritory: check out Uncle Roger roasting Jamie Oliver
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  20451. Handle with care. Postal work - Challenge accepted
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  20452. Since you mocked it up I'll call it the IWmocker
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  20453. Neat video! Love your enthusiasm! They should have talked about Strasbourg and the Christkindelsmärik, the oldest Christmas market in France and one of the oldest in Europe. It's stunning! There is also a small village, Ribeauvillé, that has a medieval Christmas market only 3 weekends per year (the three weekends in December before Christmas) it's insane, you can have freshly pressed apple juice that you press yourself with an apple press that is who knows how old. In general the region Alsace (where Strasbourg, Ribeauvillé and Colmar are located) just has a very deep German/french history since it has changed hands between Germany and France numerous times. So that gives you a very unique German feel while being in France.
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  20454. The Bunnings bear is the Christmas edition. He is holding a present and wearing antlers :)
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  20455. Well in that case Saludos de Alemania también. It's literally one of the few of the spanish sentences I've ever learned and still remember.
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  20456. Oh! I miss the Adelaide circuit!! ☹️ Mountains in the background?? Hmmm…. Must be Mount Barker because Adelaide is flat.
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  20457. He’s referring to the Adelaide Hills, east of Adelaide.
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  20458. Good for awhile 😂 I give the pack ten minutes tops 😂
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  20459. If you want to see a modern autogiro which can be used as a car as well you should check out the PAL-V
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  20460. Incredible video, what gets me every time is the race track because it's just an ordinary day to day road, love your videos.
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  20461. Wow - blast from the past. I was in the Queensland Government department responsible for industry development back in the 80's. Their job was to attract businesses to Qld and support business growth with loans and industrial land etc. I remember seeing the proposal from Giocattolo Mottori when it came through (funding or industral land in Caloundra - can't remember what they wanted after all these years). The concept was all Alfa Romeo from their factory (mid-engined Alfa V6 in the Alfa Sprint body) - the other engines got slapped in later after the company went belly up I think ... I think there was a good write up in Sports Car World or Wheels at the time.
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  20462. I always find myself focusing on the original video for this than the reaction, you always pick up something new you missed each time. Another similar type of video to react to is "How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think"
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  20463. I was talking to a mate at work and asked him did IWrocker do a video on Bathurst this year, he said I don't think so, anyway he watched the whole thing and said it was kinda boring this year,
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  20464. The race was dominated by the Tom Walkinshaw Racing run Jaguar XJ-S' which finished first and third in the race. John Goss and German driver Armin Hahne claimed the victory with team boss Tom Walkinshaw and his co-driver Win Percy finishing three laps down in third. On the same lap as the winning Jaguar was the Schnitzer Motorsport prepared BMW 635CSi of Italian driver Roberto Ravaglia and Venezuela's former Motorcycle World champion (and ex-Formula One driver) Johnny Cecotto who, despite their extensive overseas experience, were Bathurst rookies and as such easily co-won the Rookie of the Year award. The Holden Dealer Team VK Commodore of Peter Brock and New Zealand open-wheel racer David Oxton were in second place with three laps to go when they broke a timing chain and retired.
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  20465. Used to ride at the rodeo in Casino for beef week every year back in the late 80's early 90's
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  20466. I was lucky enough to be driven a lap by a national rally champion in his winning Skoda rally car. Man! You somehow expect that it will take off like a freaking grasshopper, but nothing can prepare you for G forces when going sideways on tarmac and especially breaking. These light cars on slick tires stop like you're hitting a tree.
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  20467. You also have to factor in weather events, they are currently having power issues even though they have Solar Panels and Battery Power, they still have occasional issues! Very pretty places, look to be based on the Rhine areas and Spain, the scenery is great and the orderly rows are soothing! 👍
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  20468. That is a very weird, but hilarious video🤣🤣🤣
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  20469. You should check out the whole video. Theres plenty of Toranas and Chargers.
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  20470. an out and about in Illinois would be good. Have a look round your local town maybe visit some sights. Probably not the best idea now but the autumn colours must be great.
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  20471. The looks are one thing, the experience of riding one is even better. Not only the DS but also the other Citroëns that had the hydropneumatic suspension system. You really have to feel it flowing over the road. Second to none. Considering the brakes; it takes a moment to get used to, then it's very, very exact.
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  20472. Nice! 🙂 The last part of "Elbingerode" "-rode" means a clearing in the forest. The verb "roden" in German means to clear (trees). Of course you pronounce the vowels in a German way, so rohdeh.
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  20473. If you ever come to Germany then you definitely had to go to the Nordschleife. It's best to report to Apex in Nürburg and then go for a ride with Mischa. I guarantee you will never forget that and hopefully you won't feel bad about it 😁 Every roller coaster in this world is a children's birthday party in contrast to the Nordschleife 🥳😂😂😂
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  20474. BRO you have to watch LOVE THE BEAST with Eric Bana, it's literally about his love for driving his XB Falcon and how he got it to Tassie and so forth all the while being interviewed by Dr Phil, Jeremy Clarkson and Jay Leno. One of the best films based on cars I've ever seen.
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  20475. It looks like you guys had a blast in Canada.. I'm happy that you are both home safe. Michels truck is so cool too,, I love the headlights.
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  20476. My favourite class in speedway was always the Super Saloons. Sprint Cars, Modifieds, Midgets and TQs were neat but I always loved the Supers.
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  20477. Hey mate, you have to react to some of 1320video’s Aussie street racing! Love your videos
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  20478. Its lovely isn't it MATE. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  20479. Aww, you poor old man, Ian 😛 Wait till you're in your 50s 😅
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  20480. Here as an Aussie I'll let you have the secret recipe to make ANZAC Biscuits :- Ingredients 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup plain flour (sifted) 1 cup white sugar (half cup white and half cup brown will give a good snap if that is desired) 3/4 cup desiccated coconut 125 g butter (melted) 2 tablespoons golden syrup 1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda 1 tablespoon boiling water Method Pre-heat oven to 160 degrees celcius and line trays with baking paper. In a bowl mix together the dry ingredients - rolled oats, flour, sugar and coconut. Into a saucepan, place the butter, golden syrup, bicarb soda and water. Stir and heat to boiling point. Add the melted ingredients into the dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Roll tablespoon sized balls (32g if you want to be specific) in your hands and place on lined baking trays. Cook for 15-20 minutes until light golden. Allow to cool on tray.
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  20481. Thanks to your wife for making sure that they all know its from Australia.
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  20482. hey danni you should do an offshoot and call it danniella does dinner. cook some everyday mexican dishes that us aussies can follow along to and impress the hell out of my wife. we have mexican take out but that doesn't really show every day cooking....for example please youtube how to cook vegemite scrolls you may be pleasantly surprised.....big luvs from perth
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  20483. Loved this awesome video 👍
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  20484. The bionic ear is surely up there!!
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  20485. Barra swapped chainsaw?
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  20486. Part of the reason to get excited to watch F1 back then, was to hear Murray say, "it's lights out, and away we go!" In that legend voice.
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  20487. I lolled at the lolz. Thanks Ian. It's a shame the Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) became extinct. There have been stories of sightings of them for as long as I can remember. I call BS on the rest of it. The only time a koala will drop on you is if it had just died.
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  20488. Someone send this legend a Bowden’s Own wash kit for the background display!!
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  20489. Thank you so so much. Loved this. Can’t wait to cook them myself for tomorrow nights dinner. 😊😊😊😊
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  20490. I watch a lot of lifestyle programs, where people look to buy holiday homes in Mexico. I always think their beaches are beautiful and Acapulco looks absolutely spectacular and if I ever go to the America's I would like to do a few tours of famous architects and Lautner is definitely on the list, but I am a little afraid of Mexico as you hear such bad stories, abductions, cartels and such. Something I do not agree with, is the US's gun laws, in my opinion you definitely need to look at changing those. I also feel I would not be able to easily access the quality and freshness of the foods which are readily available in Australia. Also the first thing American's ask is where do you work, apart from that question being rude, Australians ask what do you do for fun, we are less competitive in that way.
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  20491. Group C racing was the best era for sure , i was at Bathurst for their final year . Absolutely fucking awesome , they where the closest to still being street cars
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  20492. The Red Bull buggy at 4:23 is one of the prototype cars they have on the Dakar. I am not 100% sure. But I think it's rear wheel drive. I do know there have been rear wheel drive buggies in this class. Red Bull have a video of a Kamaz Dakar race truck racing Mad Mike Whiddett's drift Lamborghini to the last parking space at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItLZT2634fA. This is the video on how Red Bull did this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAG8Ke_j7Y0. This is a video of Dakar winners 1979 to 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmyCPY1NIvc.
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  20493. I believe czech rally drivers often uses bend classification 1 to 10 where 1 is very light corner (the fastest corner), 10 is hairpin corner (the slowest corner). Moreover there's division using "plus" or "minus" or somethin like that (I don't know how it exactly works). The very first corner on this video is announced by co-pilot as "right seven long long track minus", followed by "into the left six long (which) tightens (to) seven plus".
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  20494. Just awesome mate. I smiled the whole time watching this. It’s makes us proud to be Aussies to share our great country with you. I know you are a Bathurst fan so i will send something out of my collection.
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  20495. Pretty sure they’re Wass guy testing one of those things today when I was working. I was on the banks of The Hawksbury river today and this little boat was FLYING up and down for about 15 mins. Barely touching the water and was soooo fast lol 👍🏻
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  20496. Fun Casino Facts: Queensland has the most casinos. Tasmania had the first casino. I work in a casino, not so much a casino fact, but a 'me' fact.
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  20497. I'm 46 and I've never seen snow
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  20498. Merry Christmas Ian and to your extended family, have a great time.
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  20499. Merry Christmas mate
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  20500. Have a very merry Christmas all the wishes and have a fun and safe Christmas From Western Australia
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  20501. Austrian Anthem played at an Australian Olympic medal ceremony
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  20502. Le Mans racecar engines from 90's to 2000's were insane ! Pinnacle of NA engines
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  20503. Rose 🌹 Byrne is just beautiful and the best choice for this tourism promotion adventure advert. Get your arse down under mate its beautiful . ✌🤪🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  20504. All cars are good. It how you use it. Just maintenance of the car
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  20505. Loved the video. Impressive driving for your first time. In terms of wheel set-up suggestions, as a starting set-up I would suggest the Thrustmaster T300. It comes with a wheel with good feedback and three pedals while not being too expensive. A Logitech G27/29 would a a comperable set-up, however from my experience I would say that the thrustmaster wheel has a better feeling to it and the force feedback feels a bit better. Of course it's my opinion and it slightly depends on your preference. I have been using a Thrustamster T300 Alcantara Edition for a couple years and im very happy with it. The feedback is great the the immersion is just lovely ;) Both the Logitech and Thrustmaster have some add-ons you can buy like a shifter or a handbrake if you want an even more immersive experience.
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  20506. Awesome!!! I love these videos. Thank you for sharing, and for all the viewers who send packages/gifts!🖒👏💙. Emma is a darling!💟💟💟💟💟💟
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  20507. The drivers at Bathurst loose about 12 to 13lbs in that race, the heat generated inside the cabin is between 56 to 63 degrees Celsius
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  20508. On color / colour, America is correct. It used to be spelt the same way in England, but a couple hundred years ago, the French were very popular in England, and a lot of Frenchisms came into English.
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  20509. Hi Ian, you are spot on regards the solid axle, and about the lower C of G. One of our Aussie 4WD Adventurers have run the 6x6 Unimog with 44in wheels I think - that was mad!
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  20510. i think you should do an Aussie or NZed film once a month.The Castle is a great start! but there are many more. You could do a poll every now and then. Also mentions that WastleandFirebrid has another couple of videos out and you would just love his latest one.
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  20511. You haven't had a lamb cutlet?? Oh dear...ok, barbie at my place on Saturday, bring some beer mate 😉
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  20512. Yes! It is amazing what these Dakar Rally Trucks, which are based on commercial long haul, commercial heavy duty and heavy duty emergency trucks (non-military grade) produced by manufacturers from several nations, are able to do. It seems like the Russian Kamaz trucks and the European Union Man trucks are battling it out for victories or , at least, their marketing and p.r. teams are very active promoting them. I wish one or more of the American manufacturers would get seriously involved in the sport and field a factory worx team. It would be cool to see a Mack or a Peterbilt out there mixing it up with the other manufacturers.
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  20513. Ha yeah Garn is awesome! Been watching them a lot during lockdown haha
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  20514. I think Australia likes you :)
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  20515. Consider the F1 engines aswell... 1.6 litres (98 in³) V6 giving you 1000 bhp and reving 15.000 - 18.000 rpm.
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  20516. Watch the start of any rugby match between Australia an New Zealand. They are awesome to see.
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  20517. I remember this! Wow. Random but maybe check out "Agro adults only". Rude lil bath mat! STRAYA 🤘
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  20518. G'day guys, you should do mail time in July for x'mas than you can have a summer one and down under we can have a winter one guys 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🎅🤶⛄️☃️
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  20519. I find myself saying WTF alot AMERICA 😃😃😃 👍🤠
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  20520. That was heaps of fun!
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  20521. Back then they also had no systems to save your neck. Only the single helmet
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  20522. WE didn't buy a prius!! Love my truck but hate the first question EVERYONE asks me when they first see my truck. "How is this on fuel"? My answer is always I have no idea. I do but I never tell them!!!
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  20523. Thank god you guessed Finland on the first try after clicking it when looking for Iceland, good redemption there! 😅 Honestly, despite being born and raised in Europe, I do not think I would have done much better on the outlines, maybe a little bit but not much, I obviously know all the major ones like Germany, France, Italy, UK as well as all the nordic ones since I live literally smack dab in the middle of the nordic region, but all the ones down in southeastern Europe, around Bosnia and so on, those I always struggle with even on the regular map!
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  20524. Love u Guys 😃🎉 greetings from Germany
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  20525. OMG this bring back memories ❤❤❤. My whole "childhood school years" where in the 80's. In 5th grade in our "class parties" we always played Forever young 🥰. And every saturday I was glued to the radio between 1 and 3 to listen and tape these songs ❤
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  20526. We have chain store recreation stores, our main one is BCF (boating, camping, fishing) but I’ve never seen one anywhere close to as big as that place 😅
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  20527. You can watch everything on WRC+, it should be available in the states. In Europe it cost 10.99 euro/month. WRC+ will be replaced mid-season 2023 with RallyTV though. Don't know much about that.
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  20528. Some of the old cars you saw that you didn't recognize (SAAB and older Volvo's mainly) used to be the top of the line rally cars in their era. Development has been moving forwards at a rapid pace over the last century.
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  20529. At time 10:58, it is either a Peugeot 3008 or a longer wheel-base version 5008, hard to tell from this video. In any case, a rather nice car where the dashboard, gauges and steering wheel were very different from other cars on the market.
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  20530. think thats from when richard hammond drove that car, well worth watching mate they plugged in a laptop and did that!! but worth watching hammond try to drive the thing
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  20531. I'm 63 and still a milo kid. I love a big bowl of vanilla ice cream and heaps of milo on top. Then when you're half way through the ice cream you stir it all together and it's the bomb. I agree with the 50/50 ratio which just seems logical to me. If I don't have ice cream a spoon and an open tin of Milo is all you need. Cheers.
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  20532. Do you work for Gus? 😆 Red is my favorite color too, very vibrant
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  20533. You should try making your own ANZACs if you get them right they are heavenly!
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  20534. The size of the shipwreck is approximately 81.2 metres (266 feet) according to google earth Edit: this is probably not accurate so don’t go getting mad at me, if I’m wrong, please correct me
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  20535. you have the largest TIM TAM stash in the USA mate lol
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  20536. Heh. As a Norwegian I've done the whole Route 66 on a Harley thing. Not all it's cracked up to be, but it was a lifetime experience I'm glad I did. Wouldn't wanna be without it, had a weird and wonderful time. Sometimes a bit hairy, but I lived to tell about it. In the 90's I also did the hair metal scene in Cali, with my trusted Ibanez, Steve Vai axe. Also driven all over Norway, Sweden, and lots of Finland. Can recommend that. The best road trips of my life have been from the South West coast of Norway to the South of Spain, though. That was in the "naughties" (2000's). Nowadays it's mostly a Ryanair flight... :)
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  20537. Yay finally a video about mount Augustus
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  20538. Great car! I remember my next door neighbour having a bright blue Skoda Favorit Forman (estate). He absolutely loved that car and it was very reliable as well. In Belgium it was the cheapest new estate car you could buy from 1990-1992 (If I'm correct)
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  20539. Legend! That’s what you are mate! God bless you and your family 🙏
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  20540. Yep, seen Can-Am/ Tasman series at Phillip Island. That shit is raw and potent, a classic racing formula in every way. RIP Bruce McLaren.
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  20541. First car is a Škoda, looks like 120
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  20542. Oi hang on, I haven't seen the Holden stamps before but that's not out of the ordinary because of the use of Email and shite.
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  20543. You Need to check out some videos of the motoGP in Phillip island
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  20544. If you look at these stats as a percentage of population, Australia isn't that far behind. And remember that the ANZACS were highly feared in past wars that has been documented. Lucky both the US and AUS are mates.....
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  20545. Wow....this is why Australia loves ya Ian. Ur a Legend mate!!!
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  20546. I have a repply for an old video (a week old because I forgot to post back then) The thing with the service intervals/oil change intervals depends a lot on the homologation that the car has... But cars that require ACEA or specific standards from the manufacturer and are approved for 15k kms must use fully synthetic oils that do not have more than 20% mineral additives -No minerals (5000km or 3000m) -No semi-synthetic, usually 30/70 or 40/60 mix, with the highest percentage being the mineral base, (7000-8000km or 5000m) -No Syntetic Blend, usually 50/50 mix between mineral base and synthetic additives) (8000-10000km or 7000m) -American synthetic oils are normally a similar percentage to semi-synthetic, but the other way around, that is, between 60 and 70% synthetic base (10000km or 8000ml) -A European synthetic oil, in order to achieve approval and can be labeled as synthetic, must be at least 80% synthetic based, with a maximum of 20% mineral additives, most of which are around 85% synthetic base (15000km or 10000m and above) or higher For example, both Mobil and Shell have 2 types of synthetic oils, the normal synthetic that meets the GM Dexross standard (sorry if I misspelled it) and the synthetic "European Formula". Which complies with VW, MB, BMW, PSA, Ford and a very long etc of standards which also includes GM Standard and off course it's more expensive, in Shell its the one with the Ferrari approval logo And those Syntetic oils must last 15k kms, otherwise they would not be approved even for being labeled as Syntetic oils in Europe 👍 What the filter says is something else, and that is why the manufacturer is the one who gives you the maintenance interval, and that's why in European cars if you go for an aftermarket oil filter you should go for at least one than was homologated for your car service interval And the manufacturer its the one who gives you that info Not the corner/community workshop Not the uncle/cousin Not the dealer Not the agency
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  20547. Yeah, when they [Americans] do it right they always like it. When they try it and they rant about how God awful it is its because they have lathered it on 2 inches thick or eaten it on a spoon out of the jar. Thumbs up on the vid. Good stuff. One more incremental step closer to being an honourary Aussie.
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  20548. Hi Ian, sorry to say, not a fan of tic tok, is just lame and very few on line are funny or smart, you have to work with what you get, good delivery anyway, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  20549. The engine in the Tilley Valiant Pacer is a 360ci V8. You need to watch to the end of this video as he had to pull out (DNF) and you need to see why.
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  20550. Looks like a lot of fun !
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  20551. Brings back memories , thanks for that Ian ! Surprising how many old farts are on here admitting to remembering the chargers and charger adds :) , i had a few Chryslers back in the day , an ap6 66 sedan(had some adventures in that one :) ) , also a white pristine 67 VC valiant sedan , i also nearly bought a standard charger with the 6 cylinder and 3 speed manual i think ? it was a good car and would have been a steal for 700 bucks , but i already had 5 cars , Also i had the last model big valiant wagon with the big chrome grille made with the ELB(electronic lean burn ) 265 CI 6 with the 3 speed auto , it was in great condition , sold it for peanuts , it would be worth bucks now , easy come easy go :).
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  20552. DIY all the way.
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  20553. The purple one is a Bombardier Q400 I think. The first plane I was on was that model. While at the airport and waiting for my ride, I watched the massive Airbuses and Boeings land and take off and I was like "this flying is no big deal, looks safe and all". Then we were brought to our tiny bug with old school propellers and I crapped my pants. Also, the paint was quite bad and flaking at places. The airline does not exist any more, was called Malev.
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  20554. I live in Brisbane and it’s heading straight for us. Already there’s eleven metre surf surges. Thanks for your comforting words. Thanks to all the people who are praying for us. All main roads are closed, all bridges are closed, all public transport stopped plus plus. Prayers are welcome.
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  20555. Good on ya mate and congratulations! Well deserved 🤠
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  20556. As a Aussie I have been watchin Graveyard carz been liken some of them American Mopa's, as a Chrysler australia fan the US do have some sexy cars
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  20557. I would assume from all the people at the top the trucks are not supposed to go all the way to the top. If those ruts get much deeper they will start bottoming out. Makes me wonder if a tank would make it to the top.
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  20558. thew last time i seen this car was at Garry rogers motor sport work shop in the front window .. when a mate and myself went to his work shop mt mate glen got to sit in it as i was to fat lmao
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  20559. Cool 👍😎
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  20560. I'm from Germany and drove in the UK a few times. We do have roundabouts in Germany quite a bit, but nothing compared to the UK. Over there, they often were only basically painted markings on what looked to me like a normal, straight road. I guess this is to clear up who has right of way, since afaik the UK is one of very few countries that does not have a clear default priority rule (like right, before left - which is the default pretty much in all left hand drive countries). But things like double mini roundabouts confused me quite a bit... And also major intersections on 4 lane A-roads were designed as roundabouts with traffic lights. That made no sense to me. Why waste that space to build massive roundabouts, when you still use traffic lights... And in case you did not know before entering which lane to be in, to get to the desired exit, you were trouble. And massive A roads, that felt like Autobahns to me, but that did have just normal driveways or farm roads feed directly into them. I felt there was a big difference between driving in the UK and the Nations and continental Europe - apart from left-hand drive vs. right-hand drive. Driving standard in the UK seemed perfectly fine and it all worked, but there were a lot of things that took some getting used to for me.
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  20561. Gotta check out the pilligar state forest and the yowie it’s like the big foot but it’ll chase and try to kill you
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  20562. The difference between rugby league and rugby union is like the difference between the NFL and the CFL.
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  20563. I think they are going to start a coffee shop in the Netherlands in January 24. Because there is more skinny on it. And then take a crack at Starbucks. Mccoffee.
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  20564. Congratulations Daniela and Ian on the newest family member, Sydney. Ian I was going to add but you beat me into saying about Emma, she certainly is a little chatterbox, love it. Pedro looks so proud, again Congratulations and best wishes. ❤️🤘🎸🎻🇦🇺
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  20565. VW Amaroks were built in both Argentina and Ecuador so I'm guessing your friend sourced his from south of the border, lot easier than Germany or Algeria.
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  20566. Couple years back, There was V3S going up and down a stream behind our hose, hauling stones and excavator. (basicaly the second video, but loaded)
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  20567. In Portugal has Sagres and Super Bock
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  20568. The group b rally cars in the 80's were about 600bhp then when they banned them they halfed the bhp to 300bhp but this year the petrol and hybrid engines are 500bhp good video brother 🙏👍
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  20569. I have a beautiful big huntsman in my living room he/ she just cruises around our lounge room no big deal 👍
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  20570. Absolutely right about high performance brakes. An F1 car can go from 200kph (124mph) to a full stop in around 65 meters (213 ft). I don't know how the drivers' eyeballs stay in their heads.
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  20571. Ireland here. My windows are triple glazed. Also because we're a top floor apartment... They flip inside out for easy cleaning
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  20572. The interesting artwork you noticed was a habit we have of letting local artists 'pretty up' the ugly controller boxes for traffic lights, etc.
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  20573. @IWrocker Now all you need is for several ppl to send you several cans each of VB or XXXX or TOOHEYS DRAUGHT beer so you can be drinking Aussie beers while watching the races. VB is my fave tho.
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  20574. Citroen ❤! I would have liked to see the replay of this run. Please do a video driving Group B cars in video games.
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  20575. Hey Ian, thanks again for your video. Funny thing is it works both ways. You learn lots of European and Aussie things and we get an insight of what you grow up with or in this case didn’t grow up with. Your enthusiasm is infectious and often brings me back to see a lot of things which we consider normal.
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  20576. And a action packed week...be something wrong if it wasn't with that much sugar in your system...luv ya vids Ian and family .👍
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  20577. The reporter was probably with the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission, as it was in those days). It's publicly owned and doesn't have ads, so that's why the American guy couldn't mention the hotel's name. Like a lot of Australian journalists and presenters in those days, the reporter spoke with an affectatious faux-British accent. The Aussie accent was considered to be too low-brow!
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  20578. Someone is falling in love with the 2cv and we are all witnessing it :D
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  20579. My opinion ☆ Crunchie 3/10 - they changed the recipe and now its too hard. Violet Crumble 8/10 way better honeycomb Malteasers 9/10 - stock standard in our cupboards Turkish delight - 10/10 my kids hate it but i love it, so on shopping day I get a treat to myself 😍😍
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  20580. I think you should call yourself Tim and Tam when you introduce yourself 😀
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  20581. being from Austria and (sort of) being used to all that I still enjoy watching this and getting reminded of how beautiful it actually is when others make comments and remarks about that and every single day I watch a video like this I learn a bit myself as well being almost 40 now I got to visit quite a few places in the world and in Austria, including Großglockner back in the days when I was a kid and the glaciers were actually large back then... as well as being on a school trip to the ice cave from the video there is so much culture from arts to music to food... and we got some good wines as well if you ever happen to stop by, let me know... greetings from Austria
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  20582. Check out Adam LZ YouTube channel. He has the barra swapped mustang and now he's joined the RTR team with vaughn gittin jr and Chelsea Denofa as a driver. He bought a huge compound and drifts his cars all around the network of concrete driveways amongst trees and buildings to test newly built or revamped drift cars or just for the fun of it.
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  20583. The siren designations are Wail and Yelp, (former volunteer ambo for 10 years). We used to have F150/250s here in SA but have gone to the Eurovans as you call them. They are all single stretcher. Most of the old Ford F’s were set up as twin stretcher. The Ericsson sky cranes come from the US and are based here for the fire season, returning to US for their peek season. Regards the fire trucks, you have state trucks (generally red) and volunteer brigade trucks (generally white). Then you have the corporate vehicles owned by the logging companies (generally yellow). I have seen about 7 different volunteer (CFS) response vehicle configurations depending on the area and their likely tastings.
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  20584. 🛑Attention🛑Hello. ANNOUNCEMENT: IWrocker does NOT have a Telegram account or a Whatsapp account. Please ignore the scammer comment saying something about a contest, there is NO contest. It's a scammer. Ian would not make a contest, or comment about prizes on comments randomly like that. Ian's real channel is only IWrocker and it has a checkmark next to it. Thank you :)
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  20585. Australian and have had seen several up close on my Saturday morning bicycle ride, which takes me past some suburban bushland. And I can tell you the noise those paws and claws make on the concrete paths when they hop around. You can tell the power those legs hold.
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  20586. 3 bins in our council area. Red Lid- rubbish. Yellow Lid- mixed recycling. Green Lid - compostable organics. Rubbish day is Wed morning for us and Green/Yellow are alternate weeks. Honestly the red bib could be too with the very minimal load it gets after the other two are filled.
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  20587. As previously mentioned, critter danger is overhyped - they are there, but you rarely see them. And for the most part, they leave you alone. Funnel Web spiders scare the crap out of me, but in 57 years on the planet, I’ve only ever seen 4 or 5. That said, my grandson was bitten by one. Scary, but he is fine. A wide variety (>1500 species) of spiders is just something you get used to - the vast majority stick to their webs - some are wanderers (like the palm-sized huntsman) and love hanging out on the walls of our homes - but they are harmless. As an avid bushwalker (hiker) I’ve seen plenty of snakes including some of the deadliest, but almost exclusively they do a runner (slither?) when they see you. Ive had a couple stand their ground, but if you leave them alone it’s fine - it’s not like they stalk you. We do have some freaky stuff in the oceans - but encounters are generally rare. Fun fact: more people die from horse incidents in Australia each year than indigenous fauna.
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  20588. I don't eat Macca's, I would rather have a real burger. Years ago I did enjoy a Oreo McFlurry.
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  20589. Same size as the one I was taught to drive in. Mine was 4 axle but only the front 2 axles steered. 32 tonne tipper.
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  20590. We do have Pringles here in Aus, but not as many flavours as you get in the States. I watched an American youtube channel and they must have tried close to 15-20 flavours. Love ya vids Ian and Fam, big thumbs up mate.
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  20591. I seriuosly believe this should be our National Anthem. When i was deployed overseas with the air force, this song always cut deep, listen to the one by Peter Allen, 👌
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  20592. Kombi is the generic name for the first two models of the VW van, there was a specific variant that was half passenger van/half cargo van that was called the Kombi by VW but we just call all the varients Kombis.
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  20593. Check out the aircraft turbine powered Swiss tunnel firefighting vehicle, please! Someone took an aircraft turbine engine, mounted it on the back of a big lorry, surrounded it with water nozzles and planned to put it at one end of the tunnel to blow water through the tunnel during a fire... Check out the gas turbine dragster tractor trucks that are made too. There's also a 360 camera video following a WRC car with a Ferrari engine that us worth a look.
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  20594. they're dual control with 2 steering wheels, can be operated from either side of the truck
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  20595. Great discussion.....I agree the current recipe for the PW is great, but a few upgrades here and there would be great.  I laugh when I think about the larger tires....not because it's not a great idea...it's because my wife has a controlled fall every time she gets out of the truck...bigger tires would make her ingress/egress even more epic.
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  20596. Little known fact. If you drink hot Milo from a stained tea cup after a few cups of Milo it will remove the stains.
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  20597. I am prepared to offer English lessons to Trump and his cabinet, including spelling (for a reasonable fee). Course would be online, as I live in the UK.
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  20598. We have our own version of jingle bells lmaooo “Dashing through the bush, in a rusty Holden Ute, kicking up the dust, esky in the boot. Kelpie by my side, singing Christmas songs, it’s summer time and I am in my singlet, shorts and thongs. Oh! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, Christmas in Australia on a scorching summers day, hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells, Christmas time is beaut! Oh what fun it is to ride in a rusty Holden Ute. Engine's getting hot; we dodge the kangaroos, the swaggie climbs aboard, he is welcome too. All the family's there, sitting by the pool, Christmas Day the Aussie way, by the barbecue. Oh! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, Christmas in Australia on a scorching summers day, hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells, Christmas time is beaut! Oh what fun it is to ride in a rusty Holden Ute. Come the afternoon, Grandpa has a doze, the kids and Uncle Bruce, are swimming in their clothes. The time comes ‘round to go, we take the family snap, pack the car and all shoot through, before the washing up. Oh! Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, Christmas in Australia on a scorching summers day, hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells, Christmas time is beaut! oh what fun it is to ride in a rusty Holden Ute 😂😂😂
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  20599. Tv lied to us about American winters. Most of the weather in winter in the US doesn't sound that cold with the temp. its just Australian winter but with snow.
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  20600. There is a video of the full lap with Mark commentating over it, reflecting on the experience, and the going over the nuances of the circuit. Jimmy Broadbent did a "reaction" to it - more of a watch along really
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  20601. The Elephants are laughing what the heck never have I heard an elephant laugh
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  20602. Good onya mate, you've put the time and effort and some personal pain to get here, you deserve it.
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  20603. This young fella must have Teflon-coated throat and intestines wow I bet he will be running to the dunny (bathroom to you yanks) later on. My stomach was cringing at the thought of that haha.
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  20604. Same here in Czech. I was annoyed too. But it's so much smoother. Even in our 20k people city we have 7 of them.
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  20605. Male kangaroo doing macho male stuff.
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  20606. I studied power wagons for 2 years and bought an ex BLM ranger 2013 tradesman power wagon. Very happy.
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  20607. Gday Ian, love ya vids mate 👍🏻🇦🇺🦘
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  20608. This channel is wholesome asf 😂
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  20609. Hey bud, glad you enjoyed your break. LOL, you're mail times will be huge with the back log, but I daresay you'll have a lot of work to do in your Aussie pool room!! You'll need another holiday after that. State of Origin 3 coming up. Tie breaker! You'll have to tune in to that!
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  20610. RIP the the legend Murray Walker.
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  20611. You have to remember the conversion rate between Aussie dollars to U.S. Greenbacks. At the moment around 74c, so the Ford Ranger at AU $84 Grand is just over U.S. $62 K , then you take into account our tax addons. You would pay about $50K ish or less for what we need to pay over $80K for.
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  20612. Pedro the Man, the legend, the Ultimate vaquero 🐎🛻, now Iron Chief.❤️🇲🇽❤️🇺🇲🦅. Sending you much cheer& Tequila love from sunny Down Under 33°C 🇦🇺🐨🦘🍻.❤️.
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  20613.  @IWrocker  https://youtu.be/GDUt-Kbxqsg
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  20614. That first city shot at the market (Rochusmarkt) is where I get breakfast and sometimes lunch when I am at the office (which I am currently not, since an injury forces me into home-office). At that maket you can get food in all kinds of styles, Austrian, Chinese/Asian, Korean, Italian, Turkish etc... Plus fresh veggies and meat... And the best chicken soup I've ever had outside my childhood home at a stand called Die Wilde Station (the wild station; they also serve deer-Schnitzel)... About the beautiful city part. Yes, we see it every day, we know its beauty and we are annoyed at having to slalom around gawking tourists :-)
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  20615. when i first heard of dacia the basically used prev gen, dacia sandero underpinning is a last gen Renault Clio so a reason they are cheaper, the research and development has been done so huge cost saving what can be passed of to customer's. the seat at 9:08 when younger my dad had one, crazy thing previous owner added sports suspension and fine spoke wheels like some rally cars had at the time. actually was a really good car and very reliable, the underpinnings are VW Bora USA that is a Volkswagen Jetta
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  20616. Love these euro truck reactions! 😊
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  20617. G'day ian and family the best way to have a tim tam slam is with a hot cup of milo ( made with about 3 or 4 teaspoons of milo hot milk with a splash of cold milk )
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  20618. Markus Ambrose raced nascar for years. Great all round driver.
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  20619. I could care less but I choose not too 😜 couldn't care less with gramma Nazis.😂
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  20620. Hi mate, remember you can always take a picture of the labels with a smartphone and translate them automatically ✌🏼😉
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  20621. That was the funniest thing I've seen for ages!! FYI Bunnings is actually a great retailer...they employ lots of older people and people with disabilities. So thumbs up to Bunnings. ☺
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  20622. Cant wait to see your family eating our pies we love our pies
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  20623. Thank you for the warm wishes :) Also please ignore the comment below pretending to be Ian. IWrocker does NOT have a Telegram nor WhatsApp account so please be aware. Thank you again 😊
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  20624. Maté you’re going to have to by a second house to put all the stuff you’ve been sent.
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  20625. Those were the days. I used to watch it from start to finish, I didnt even blink. Their isnt a race anywhere else in the world that comes close to this master class in motor sport.
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  20626. "Ten minutes walk"... In Northern Sweden, where I live, we never ask how far it is to drive (we are sparsely populated and need the car), by "far" we mean "how long". This is because in the big city a certain distance can take much longer than in sparsely populated northern Sweden. Walking/strolling 10 -15 -20 + minutes is like nothing you even measure. "normally" the Swede thinks a walk of thirty minutes is OK, thinking; I get exercise. In addition (if I may comment myself) I like your 'reasoning' different angles etc
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  20627. I recently redid my weights too, before doing the 37's and adding the new RTT and rack. took the truck unloaded but still with steel bumper, sliders and 35 Toyo AT's and I was 7920lbs - Before the front bumper though, fully loaded I'd been at 8360lbs. Need to see how the rack, 37's and tent have changed things. :| These are heavy trucks. Part of the reason I don't think a 1000lb diesel motor is a good idea.
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  20628. Hey Ian, you missed there Can Am 917/30 of Mark Donohue. Open top spyder with twin turbo boosted flat 12, that reached between 1200 to 1500+ bhp... pretty much that should be your next view about the subject of 917 ;)
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  20629. Top job to the escort...
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  20630. Wow the 1 dollar note hasn't been around since the early 1980s, someone has been holding onto those notes and kept them in very good order.
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  20631. That guy is very blunt. Indeed. Hmmmm
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  20632. You need to react to bush tucker man. Its a classic australian tv show from the 80s
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  20633. 360p gang!
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  20634. I attended some world rallies in (near) Canberra in the 80's and got to see all these guys as a course radio operator, when the WRC was in Aussie. They sure could drive. Just forestry roads if you could call them even that.
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  20635. Those butter cookies are sooooo good! ❤️❤️❤️
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  20636. Mitsubishi Express van had a safety rating of 1 star
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  20637. I live in the remote Kimberley. That's really over simplified advice. If your going off any sealed highway you should carry at least 2 spare tyres, recovery gear including a shovel. Enough water, someone knows your planned route (and stick to it). If you ever get bogged or broken down, NEVER EVER leave your vehicle. I don't mean to sound like a killjoy but many of the problems tourists encounter are due to poor planning, speeding on rough roads. If your in the Kimberley or Northern Territory, get a tide chart. All jokes aside just a week ago I pulled half a dozen back packers cars off a beach in Broome due to a rising tide. 2 vans could not be saved. Really you it's hard to beat having good maps and personal locater beacon or epirb for your car. Travel safe everyone.
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  20638. These little work beasts are fantastic and capable. Unimog ist meanwhile very expensive. You can buy a good multcar for 5, 10000 Euros that's cheap for a tool on wheels.
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  20639. I have a 2010 HSV Clubsport and live in Perth so if you ever come to Australia and to Perth you can do an American review on the HSV for a video and take it out for a drive and see what you think. Would be a great bit of content
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  20640. I presume the polish version is the same as the UK one. It contains lemon and lime juice.
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  20641. haha this was great fun! You said you cant be there so the sim is the next best thing..... dude I'm in Sydney and we can't be there either.... lockdown 2021, thank you. You did some great turns down the esses ;) peace
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  20642. God bless the Anzacs and America
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  20643. I like the exaggerated side-mirror mounts. These are similar to the Japanese car mod hobby of Bosozoku. Indonesia and Pakistan also have a subculture of decorated trucks.
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  20644. Gotta name it Monaro if it’s a baby boy with middle name Bathurst 🇦🇺 Congrats buddy all the best to the IWrocker fam 🍾
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  20645. What about all the people like me,that have gym memberships but never go 😂😂😂
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  20646. 7:30 in... I need to try a lamb burger ! You are right, I have never seen one before. I like lamb, grew up with it (my mother is from the Faroe islands)
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  20647. She’ll be right mate !
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  20648. Only been out on the city nightlife scene about 10 times in my life and the last was 15 odd years ago. Most the time it was just drunks and fights everywhere. I was more into car meets and cruising at that age. Nowadays it's family life and a few quiet beers if getting the chance.
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  20649. He's trolling. 😂 🚨
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  20650. Watching this with the Mrs and she goes "Nooo, do it with hot chocolate" Personally I don't think it matters but I'll agree when she's in ear shot🤣
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  20651. 🍺👍❤️🇦🇺
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  20652. 01:44 - the closest Capital City to Darwin is Adelaide at 2,600K, Brisbane is 2,800K (Bali is under 1,800K)
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  20653. Bro, Look up Eden Park Melbourne Victoria Aus Trust me.
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  20654. 💕💕🇦🇺💕💕🇦🇺💕🙂🙏
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  20655. I loved this adventure of yours here in Australia we do help out when we can .
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  20656. 🇳🇴 95/E10 is the regular one, that is available in every gas station. Some also got 98/E5 (Mostly Shell, it seems.).
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  20657. I drive in the US and the UK all the time. It's initially daunting, but you quickly get the hang of it. But by far the most unnatural thing for me to "normalise" was turning right on a red in the US. It's getting easier with time but those first few times after picking up a rental car always make me anxious.
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  20658. Would have been funny if you stumbled on the town of Texas (Queensland)
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  20659. The custom plate websites are legit and road legal
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  20660. The LHD might be just a result of the WRC origins of the car. While for circuit racing it’s usually considered best to have the driver on the inside of turns, and clockwise circuits normally have more right turns, it’s not going to make much difference on IoM.
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  20661. In chile dacia doesn't exist, it is rebranded as renault.
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  20662. Let's face it. Comedy has been destroyed by leftist marxist/communists.
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  20663. It says „Mohelnice“ in the description, that is a town in Czechia ;)
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  20664. If you're wondering where they get their money, they own Bowden's Car Care products. (Good stuff)
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  20665. Seeing them all the time here were I live in a logs hauler configuration. Such a beast. FMX really is the toughest Volvo atm,built for the toughest jobs and applications,like this one which is the 8X4 Dump truck. Scania has it's own line of tough trucks ,the XT Line which is also incredible. Mercedes IIRC the Arocs,MAN has the TGS and so on.
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  20666. Has to be in the Top 10 Aussie sport moments
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  20667. You're on a roll today Ian. Cheers.
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  20668. Merry Christmas Ian and Family. Hope you have a wonderful Time.
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  20669. Hey that wasn't bad for a first try making them 😉❤️
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  20670. Congrats on the 100k subscribers! 👏🎉 And happy Thanksgiving to you all over there 🦃. Enjoy the time with your family. I think many of us have learned things from this channel right along with you😊.
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  20671. Wow, Double Decker buses, cool! Probably local council vote on Religious objections! Oh wow, the old postie scooter, no Magpie hat! Eric Bana, a real character! Computer, my aunt had one of those, IBM! Newcastle, my sister lives there! The motorcycle guy looks like my dad, on his old Indian! Super fitness! 🤩 Drag racing, the "hotpants"! Fantastic Ian, I love old photos, more please! 😁👍 The National Film Archives in Canberra have millions of photos, videos and old Australian movies! I have been planning to go there for years, but I need to make a list first! 🤔
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  20672. Großglockner Resort never disappoints me
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  20673. I think there should be more female drivers out there also truckies get a bad reputation due to a lot of car drivers that do give enough room for them to stop
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  20674. Okay, mate, with the Milo, you use about three times the 'directed' amount, minimum, and it is NOT chocolate. It's malted barley.
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  20675. Brock & Murphy are Holden drivers , Dick Johnson is fords man on the mountain . The red shell cosworth Sierra was a fucking weapon & green falcon he wrecked was another OG
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  20676. Kettle chips are so good!
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  20677. Going through Melbourne many decades ago, saw a racing semi truck. Easy to pick, 5th wheel removed and area covered in stainless steel. Humungos rear wing, big turbo and exhaust when he put the foot down, it just lifted and took off bloody brilliant
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  20678. That end shot was sick, keep up the good works boys, and the mrs, Australia 🇦🇺 loves yas all ❤
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  20679. Very cool! But I did really love your reaction! So funny when you thought it might launch LOL! Japanese people are extremely inventive. I'd love to visit there...*sigh, one day...
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  20680. Hey Ian, they say that when you tackle Gunshot your arse puckers but in my opinion that's putting it mildly, you actually have to pull the seat cover out of your arse 😂 and as you said the camera DOES NOT do it justice, the original Gunshot is basically a vertical drop, it takes some pretty big nuts to do it ( or maybe a couple of horses short in the top paddock 🤔😂
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  20681. Now you need to see John Clarke's farnarkeling commentary. The best fictional sport commentary ever.
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  20682. 6:07 "Wow, impressive"... Well, untill you realize who his teammares were. Jos Verstappen: 17 points in 106 starts (107 entries). JJ Letho: 10 points in 62 starts (70 entries). Johnny Herbert: 98 points in 160 starts (165 entries). He didn't score a single point that season though, driving for 3 different teams. 3 different teammates in one season is a pretty good indicator for just how poorly they performed. Though I was sceptical about the Halo ("safety bar"), it has most certainly saved lives already. 2 definite cases: Charles Leclerc at Spa in 2018, where Alonso's left front wheel would most certainly have hit him in the head. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuRRLkc4qUo Romain Grosjean at Bahrain in 2020, where he would have been decapitated by the barrier when he went off track. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ7_En2xEm4
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  20683.  @IWrocker  nice. I used to keep all my wine and spirit bottles that I drank when I was younger. Each one had a story behind it, even if it was just a good night out, still good memories.
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  20684. you need to react to "Sabine Schmitz's Nürburgring van challenge on Top Gear".
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  20685. Life of the F1 party
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  20686. Ha love it 😅 I live on one of these hills in Wales, we have a lot of hills like this as the towns spread over two hills and a valley. I learnt my hill starts on only slightly easier hills in my tatty 2007 manual Peugeot. We also have lots of speed bumps on our hills which take a bit of practice to get over with out scraping. Have seen loads of low sport cars get wrecked once the go past the first bump. Like to topic 👍
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  20687. Laughed at the you can go to the beach..mate in heat like this we stay inside blinds drawn and air con on..no one goes out in these temps unless absolutely necessary..also the northern suburbs are so much older give western Sydney time it will build up..
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  20688.  @IWrocker  Check out the fellas over at 4WD 24-7. They 4WD all in some of the most beautiful places in Australia and have a laugh doing it.
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  20689. I think the IS-3 is a real tank they put up as a statue near Donetzk after the 2nd WW. Then it stood there as a memorial until 2014 or 2015. And at that point the Donbass militias decided to fire it up again and drive it out of the warzone. Imagine that, it was a memorial for 6+ decades and still works. Obviously it is hopelessly outdated today, but kinda surprising the engine is still functional.
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  20690. Interesting video. I'm in Melbourne I say runner, thumb tack for the heavy duty drawing pin, otherwise I saying drawing pin. I have spine damage so I prefer dry warm temperatures. I am migrating during winters up North. Wishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas and amazing New Year
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  20691. OMG love the hats same as mine here in aussie land so awesome
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  20692. Hello again
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  20693. You are right Ian, my Charger was just like the pictured one except for the rims...I had slotted aluminum mags on mine, which were popular in the 70's .
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  20694. people of australia yes its that time of year again if you want send IWrocker a christmas present now as of 15th of November is the time to do so
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  20695. Not to mention at those speeds it is actually stretching and possibly becoming bigger. So essence each chain is one time use only and is immediately throw away.
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  20696. That guy was a cook but a funny video and good to see if it was true Adelaide made the top 5 it's a super nice place.
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  20697. In my suburb of Beverly Hills in southern Sydney I once saw the temperature reach 46C (115F). Usually it stays below 45.
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  20698. Hunting (non-returning) boomerangs tended to be quite heavy and could be either thrown or used as a club. There is documentation of hunting boomerangs killing kangaroos past 100 metres and breaking arms at the same distance when used in wars between Aboriginal nations.
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  20699. I love the look on your faces. That’s the same look I had
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  20700. As always, you and your family know what's best for you. I hope your wife can soon have some relief from her morning sickness. Wishing you all well. You have exciting and happy times ahead of you without travelling anywhere!💐
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  20701. G'day Ian. My hometown is a small place called Tully in North Queensland. Our average rainfall is just over 4 metre's, or 161 inches. Thinking back to my youth, there were several months we had non stop rain or drizzle, no sunlight at a time.
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  20702. Oodnadatta (oon a data) has recorded the hottest temp in australia at 50c, you kind of roll the d and n together
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  20703. First view 😁
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  20704. it's a big 100k day mate two thumbs up to you & your family. hope you can keep making clips, cheers big ears
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  20705. How about a Midnight Kitchen Snickerdoodle video?
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  20706. Hi Ian, you should try EA WRC, it’s very very good...and you have Skodas 😉
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  20707. Awesome and I thought I collected stuff great Ian. I collect coffee mugs have over 800
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  20708. The first things that come to mind when I think of the USA are your 2 greatest gifts to the world. Pearl Jam and Tarantino 😉
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  20709. Greatings from sout-west Germany where these babies are being build. Production moved from the town of Gaggenau to the main MB truck factory in Wörth a couple of years ago. There is an amazing museum on those here, too. So whenever you make it to Germany; drop me a line and I’ll show you around.
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  20710. In europe there are trailers for the windmill blades that can lift them vertical so they can take even tighter turns
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  20711. In my country, Czech Rep., you can carry not only knives (of any size) but even swords, lol
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  20712. The Police force used to have a fleet deal where all police cars were the same make (ford, holden. etc). I can't remember how long ago (it was probably a few years now) the fleet contract ran out, and they ended up just deciding to get cars from all manufacturers. Nowadays you see all different makes and models of cars being used as police vehicles. The really nice ones are the Highway Patrol cars, those things can shift...
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  20713. Nice! Many People liked the Favorit here in Germany. This one is in incedibly good shape for his age!
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  20714. Happy Birthday Ian! And also congratulations to starting the All Out American Fanta Revolutionary War! 😂
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  20715. Hi Mate coup[e of kiwi ads in there. Look up Barry crump toyota ads, theres quite a few.
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  20716. CLICK BAIT. GOTCHA!!
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  20717. It's the missing link truck. Got mine in Feb of last year with only 37k miles on it. Could eat off the engine compartment. Had to drive 2.5 hrs into bumblef*** PA to get it. Since then I have installed in my driveway Thuren 3" coils, control arms, trackbar, swaybar links, rear greasable/adjustable shackles, Thuren tuned Fox 2.0 reservoir shocks all around, Thuren tuned King steering stabilizer and DOR steering box brace. I just threw in Thuren Boogie Bumps for large jounces. The front sports the RED bull bar w/ 4 KC lights (saw this on your vid first...thank you). RED out of business now sadly. Just installed my ARB Compressor under the hood with a bracket I fabricated. Currently running 35" x 12.5" MT on stockers. On order, 37" x 13.5" Toyos mounted on Racelines offset at +20 mm. A few other details, but obviously I didn't waste any time making a good truck even better. I love wrenching on this thing. Reminds me of my Jeep TJ days, only everything is much bigger and heavier.
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  20718. my dad had a scania 144 530 v8. used to sound nice.
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  20719. Love your enthusiasm man👌
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  20720. Built up area is 50kph, Ian if you came to Australia you would not be allowed to drive a manual car only an automatic, in Australia to drive a manual vehicle you need a manual licence.
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  20721. A Unimog is not comparable to American pichup trucks. Its not meant to be used as a normal car and is designed accordingly. And that has its price - when you buy it, but also when you drive it. This one has a lot of work done on it - I guess its a 80s model - which must have cost a fortune. Though, I reckon Unimog purists will frown over the grill with all the Mercedes stars... :)
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  20722. Haha. Bit of a shame grandpa Pedro didn't present, he is such a cool dude. ;)
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  20723.  @andrejluneznik9254 I will get some icecream and definitely try it. It sounds interesting but I bet it’s be delicious.
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  20724. How can you not love the Dutch. There always awesome when we go over for football. Scots and Dutch suffer the same with the footy
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  20725. Seen plenty of Goannas (- the big lizard you saw walking down the path in the video ) Perth is the capital city of Western Australia, I’m in the country parts- medium sized city , been fairly hot this summer but used to it. Hope you get to visit Australia someday would love to show you and your family around 😊
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  20726. A few years ago the missus sent me to Bunnings to get something for her on a Sunday. A few hours later I rocked up home, with a few grands worth of new tools. She cracked a wobbly when she found out that I had forgotten to get her whateveritwas? So I had to go back, that killed the rest of the arvo.
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  20727. Holden was actually taking deposits for the HRT427 but was going to cost more than the $220k to build. Gary Rodgers Motorsport made their own version prior to these and Peter Brock won the Bathurst 12hr GT race in one.
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  20728. No it’s just because they are patriotic which we are not.
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  20729. Same wheel as me, its awesome once you get it up running, the mozapit software can be abit overwhelming at first, but once you start fidling around with it gets easy to setup different games and so on. If you ever need any help hit me up :)
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  20730. I'd love to see you make a "Trifle". Wikipedia... "Trifle is a layered dessert of English origin. The usual ingredients are a thin layer of sponge fingers or sponge cake soaked in sherry or another fortified wine, a fruit element (fresh or jelly), custard and whipped cream layered in that order in a glass dish."
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  20731. I’m in Brisbane and we had hail at 3am yesterday morning, 1am this morning and also some about 45 minutes ago actually 😅.
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  20732. I am a Dutch driver who visited the US (Nevada and California) once, so everything I say is based on MY experience. 9:37 We pay taxes for that. In Dutch we call it "Wegenbelasting", roughly trandslated to "road tax" and the amount is depending on the weight of the vehicle and the province. For me it is around € 66,- per month for a 1403 kg (~3,093 pound) vehicle (Opel/Vauxhall Zafira in province Overijssel). For reference, our Peugeot 206 - which weighs 925kg (~2,039 pounds) - costs us around € 27,- per month. So the weight is playing a big role here. 10:05 I think it's been proven that this system works better, but I actually prefer the "keep your lane" principle. I think it works on longer highways. 12:42 I've driven the autobahn as well and it's a hoot! People know what they can expect. You can drive 130mph and still be taken over by another vehicle, so they take that into account. I've driven around 215kmh (~ 133mph) and I got taken over by a simple, small Vauxhall/Opel Corsa B (small hatchback and even the most sportive version can't get that speed). It's ridiculous, but the Germans know that! And that's why it works. 13:35 I don't know about other countries, but distraction wile driving is getting worse nowadays. The percentage might be small compared to other countries, but it is a big deal here. We have specialized camera's for this (holding your phone wile driving). 16:22 That is a Seat Ibiza. They share alot of parts with Volkswagen. 16:30 I don't know about the regulations in the US, but here you can see it's licenseplate. It differs from the licenseplate of the vehicle, because it has four wheels. That means it has a higher load capacity and therefore it needs a own licenseplate. Drivers with a "regular" drivers' license are not allowed to carry this trailer.
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  20733. You can have slingshots in Germany, but only without armrest, for some historical reasons, iirc.
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  20734. I was at Spa this year! Amazing buzz and awasome race! :)
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  20735. Starts consuming European content, foods and bevrages starts losing weight gets a new sheen to his smile... movig to europe soon? ;) Cheers from Skandinavien (technically Sweden and Norway but Denmark can join in too as they know how to make a räksmörgås)
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  20736. You just have to remember as a driver you should always be closest to the center of the road, thats how I did it driving in the US and Mexico.
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  20737. Always wondered what a NASCAR car 🚗 would be like at Bathurst
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  20738. Rally cars need to have their street versión to be homologated for rallyes. In this case its a Peugeot 306. For a Next video search a compilation of Jean Ragnotti rally driver with the Renault Clio in its two rally versions. Unvaleable. (This one for example: https://youtu.be/01xpKyI0rXA?si=DKQDtC9kundLWhir )
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  20739. Shame they don't put as much effort in to making things last these days. Now everything is throw away.
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  20740. Well done Sir. Credit to you and your family. Cheers.
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  20741. much respect from Australia to you brotha.
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  20742. Rather hear a big block V8 idle than a 6 or 4 cyl peg out
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  20743. We have Shapes in New Zealand aswell. When I moved to Australia, I called them crackers, and kids at school made fun of me
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  20744. Filmed on a slate Ian! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Oh my goodness!!! Here I thought he was going to say something fascinating! 😂😂😂😂😂Hilarious!!! How did he even know to make a video and up load it? How did he hear about YT? The first time I saw anything on YouTube was Bucks Fizz 'Making Your Mind Up'. Fun!!!
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  20745. My postie lady is great, she makes sure I get my parcels (books, so they deliver them), as we have some dodgy people around.
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  20746. Just a quick little thing, the Banoffee flavor is pronounced Ban-Off-Fee. It's a hybrid of the word, Banana and Coffee, as is the flavor. And, it's also one of my favorite flavors of Tim Tams.
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  20747. You should watch (with the family) the Australian movie BMX Bandits. It stars a young Nicole Kidman in one of her first roles.
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  20748. "He ain't gonna make it" LMAO HHAHHHA
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  20749. With a 100+k followers, I believe that you could land "a day at the farm" agreement with a farm owner... Often agriculture feels that they get unfair critique, and wouldn't mind showing what actually goes on. If you don't take care of your land, your yield will diminish... But of course, I don't know if you have time for that.
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  20750.  @IWrocker  fires are devastating, my thoughts are with the people of New Mexico. I hope no lives are lost. It’s so sad to hear this especially as it’s not even Summer there yet.
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  20751. There's alot of cool stuff there in the US of A.. but it's not high on my list of places to go. Everyone may not have a gun, but still a good chance most people do. If you survive the shooting - be a crazy travel story. So yeah, finances permitting, I'd go. But I'd also want to go to Mexico (my Spanish vocabulary is very limited though - I can order a cup of tea though haha). I'd like to check out Canada.
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  20752. I voted for a Power Wagon. I think a Power Wagon of any generation is the way to go. Lots of fun aftermarket parts, very capable truck.
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  20753. Love the channel !
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  20754. Those roads make rally in Belgium so fun to look at and to do. And they are everywhere. Once you get off the big roads you will immediately get on to these roads (like you saw on the video). One car wide, if a bicycle passes, you have about 50cm once the tires off your car touch grass to let the cyclist trough. Two cars can be a problem especially if there are ditches next to the road. And usually, there are. What is also a bit strange, on most off these roads you can drive quite fast. Some are 50kph max, some 70, but most have none. Which means you can do the national speed limit and that is 120kph. In a normal car that is a speed nobody ever does. Most drive between 30 and 70-80, depending on conditions/dangers. That's why I drive a Citroën AX GT around here. Small, but fun and fast. Check out this video off what a Citroën AX can do, only 2.20 minutes and the sound/noise is fantastic 4 cylinders, guessing 150 horse about 600kg. Small front wheel drive rocket. I've put a space between www. so youtube hopefully doesn't remove this post. https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=_a_qChwhGfQ&ab_channel=100octanede
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  20755. I was right lmao.
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  20756. There is a good video where a driving instructor take on the roundabout and does so a few times for different combinations of exists. He also does it with sat nav on and off. Its very good as he narrates very well what he doing has he does it.
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  20757. yea we also use neat for saying something like its cool :) like "thats neat" even if it doesn't have anything todo with tidiness lol.
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  20758. Looking forward to see more of your content on those videos, it's more fun with your commentary
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  20759. Hi Ian, remember the moon was measured in 2D. If they measured the full circumference the moon be far larger than the US and Australia combined in surface area.
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  20760. Happy to be Spanish :P
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  20761. When I was in my first engine building job I started to build myself an HQ racing Kingswood. Got as far as the spec engine and rollcage and a severely gutted out interior....and then turned it into my daily driver. It was a fun car to drive to be completely honest, even with big chunky 275s on her and lowered into the weeds.
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  20762. I'd love to see an American's reaction to "She'll be apples. I'm gonna hit the frog." :)
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  20763. I love that Scania!
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  20764. How 'bout checking out BTCC Volvo 850. A WAGON in a touring car championship. Not comparable to the Audi, but badass nonetheless
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  20765. Yeah I got one https://youtu.be/oODbO4-BifY this one is realy close to me like 30 min, great time every july, all swiss are there! Classic of the french championship.
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  20766. I've done some work for companies in Traralgon, Geelong, Warnambool and Warragul
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  20767. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺❤🍺🍺
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  20768. You nibble the corner to get suction don’t bite the end off
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  20769. You should see if you can find some videos of 4 x 4 driving along the Tele Track [Telegraph Track] the really off-road only road that gets to to the northern-most point in Australia - through Queensland rain forest and wetlands and watch out for crocs!!
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  20770. 0:29 no Ian, as of the release of this video AU$1 is buying around US$0.60 so the prices would be nearly doubled.
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  20771. I used to sell AKUBRA hats before I retired , the one you were sent i believe at that time sold for $94 of course that was 10 years ago and prices vary from shop to shop but regardless that is an expensive hat and there is no better brand on the market any where ,so should be treasured
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  20772. Peanut butter widespread in Oz. Even sixty years ago Kraft peanut butter was on shelves alongside Kraft Vegemite. ETA was another top selling brand. I know this since I have over sixty year old collectable peanut butter jars that when empty convert to drinking glasses. Collectable because they have human type peanuts playing cricket printed on the jar. Given to me by my grandmother when a child. In my pantry I have peanut butter and Mighty Mite but no Tim Tams or Milo confectionery type stuff. Ad from 1984 ; https://youtu.be/qlHGB4Gwrjk
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  20773. Congratulations Ian and family. She is beautiful and sydney is a great name.
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  20774. For a bit of context, you should probably have a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6YJi9ul_pY, namely the top ten hill climbs from this year. Yes, the rest of the runs were in the last of the 10 did the trek in under 49 seconds. Your lairy Subaru is in there, so check it out! That said, my first thought when I saw that car was also batmobile :)
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  20775. Iw, i'd love to see you and your family gnaw on a lamb chop or two mate. No, maybe NOT. You will become addicted to LAMB.
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  20776. Skoda Favorit - I have very old but good memories of this car. It was a hard worker, a car that could take you on a vacation, for a date with a girl, as there was nothing better available here back then except for Western cars, and for the daily commute to work. It was a product of socialism, so many things were made from what was available, but they managed to make this car work. There are YouTube videos where two Czechs crossed the USA in an expedition using a car like this, from NY to LA.
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  20777. I say use Wikipedia for looking at cars too, easier to follow its model-year progressions
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  20778. Yeah I’d watch ya talk about Aussie cars 🇦🇺👍👍👍
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  20779. First!! Still waiting on more NZ and Race to the Sky!
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  20780. I like 4 cylinders, 2 of them joined at the sump!. 😎👍
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  20781. Hay Iwrocker. Great to see you all again. Hop you are all well and healthy. From UK 🇬🇧👍👍 b Safe take care where ever you are. PEACE ☮️🕊️🕊️ an old cockney gal, merry Christmas and a happy new year, 🍾🍺🍷🌲🦃
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  20782. I'm on the WEST COAST and as we say over here "West is best" , i really enjoyed this one, good onya Ian 👍😁👍
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  20783. Tim Tam Slam with Milk is the bomb, soaks the biscuit on the inside and crisps up the chocolate coating on the outside. And just bite off each end straight and use as a straw. I'm pretty sure I invented it 30 years ago and still my favorite thing to do with Tim Tams today, you're welcome lol
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  20784. i agree ian , i only have to hear the words hash browns and i immediately think of America , i guess the aussie version would be a potato scallop , which is a slice of potato dipped in batter and deep fried . but i do like hash browns , one of the very few things i do eat from maccas
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  20785. I would like your take on the weird phonomenon in Sweden called A-traktor (EPA-traktor). Its a slow moving car you can drive from 15 years of age. It has an interesting history and the numbers of them on the roads in Sweden is rising. I guess you have never heard of this and this video is pretty good at explaining this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LU8TnWnciQ
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  20786. Wholesomeness overload
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  20787. Please do a reaction to Australian honest government ads
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  20788. Love it!
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  20789. Perhaps you should seek out the Suzuki Jimny performing off road...a tiny sub US $20,000 model that many critics suggest can out perform Rover or Jeep in many off road tests Gareth from NZ
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  20790. chicken salt also goes well on popcorn
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  20791. Yeah it has been changed to the “pick up truck” utes. Sometimes they’re pretty good to watch, particularly at Bathurst. Most of the time they’re a bit boring though
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  20792. Channel 31 was a Community Channel😊 Rage is ABC Music Channel😊 Door Mat Ian😊
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  20793. The Australian formula: small population + a shit ton of resources = prosperity.
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  20794. Great video! It is cool to see USA people wanting to know more about the world. Actually, thanks to you I learnt about European Union even though I am Spanish and live in a different European country! Really cool
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  20795. Was really impressed with the depth of research and the connections made, until that flag 🤦
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  20796. That last view was super cool. I want to see this live now too, Ian. Good stuff.
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  20797. You asked what motor? It was a GMHolden manufactured 308 cube V8.
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  20798. I finish each day at the post office. Before I leave I always duck across to the supermarket. For what ever is on speacial tim tam twists etc. Mmm my belly knows what your talking about.
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  20799. Original and the best Golden Gaytime is an ice-cream, never seen the popcorn before.
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  20800. Love it guys. One tip with the Matso Ginger Beer, must be cold, in a tall glass with ice and a slice of lime. Matso do a Mango beer, chills beer the best is west.
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  20801. You should play one time on a snooker table..then you recognize much more how brilliant this was. I followed Ronnie for over 20 years. I saw him in real when he was in Germany that time (German open) Got his player towel ;) I highly recommend that sport.
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  20802. Check out the old ads for Milky Bars with The Milky Bar Kid
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  20803. Bloody awesome mate. Nothing like a good banter. Really enjoyed bud. Cheers.
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  20804. 11am in australia... do you do this on purpose ? 🤣😂 always good content for my morning can and smokeo! Edit: on medication commercials.. No we don't have them here in Australia either. Edit edit: Soccer is for fairies. #dramaqueens
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  20805. As a teenager I always wanted a P100 and to modify it with a XR4i or Cosworth engine
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  20806. *** IAN,,CHECK out 2014 Bathurst ..especially last 5 laps !!!! ITS the best EVER bathurst finish of ALL TIME !!!!!!!!! and i have been a fan since the 70s !!!!!
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  20807. Yeah like someone else said, do ciggie but brain lol ✌🏻👍🏻
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  20808. Hello Ian! It might not be your cup of tea, but this person worked in most iconic Citroens , Peugeots and Renaults, (but not limited to) from the '70s and '80s + some rare and iconic cars from that era like the SM and other oddyties. It was an era before computers , so 'hyper-realistic' painters were very sought after. Most of the color images you see during the interview are not photos but paintings. He was part of several 'Styling workshops', for different brands. He was often tasked to draw prototypes (like the Heuliez that beat Le Mans speed record) or concept cars. It's a bit long but worth it, part of French automobile history . You can activate sub-titles and translate automatically. At one point he tells the story of people trying to order concept cars that they believed were photos of existing cars ! If you have the patience & the time, you have there a piece of automotive history. Take care and keep up the good work. Have a great day! ps the images are incredible! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lopEYJbWPyU
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  20809. New Veyron?🤠
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  20810. Just wait till they hook it up to Skynet 🤣😂🤣
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  20811. Most definitely, with golden runny yolk
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  20812. This was so cool I remember when my dad used to mail massive boxes to me when I lived in England while he was in the states and because in the 90s England didn’t have Reese’s or hersey chocolate OR lucky charms he’d send a bunch to me and my sister and I (and mum) would devour it all lol
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  20813. front and back all states in australia
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  20814. A mate of mine had a XP falcon and I remember the windshield wipers work from vacuum from the engine so the faster you went the slower the wipers where I will never forget that so funny 😂
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  20815. 😊 thank you, I appreciate it. Heheh and thank you for being here and part of this channel and community ❤ you are awesome people.
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  20816. Great content again. Your knowledge about our great southern land has come so far mate. Beer waiting for you in StKilda, Melbourne. :)
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  20817. Definitely try Dirt Rally 1. It's graphics are even better than 2 (not sure how but they are) and it has Hill climb courses. It's amazing ripping up there. You can download a mod which lets you use any car on any course too. Great fun in a Peugeot 205 T16
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  20818. The CVPI's are probably great to drive, because they handle way better than the stock version.
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  20819. For u page already knows! im polish haven't subbed but seen ur vids before and this just popped up, now ya gettin that sub :))
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  20820. My uncle served in Vietnam and he got an american army jeep over here by mailing it piece by piece. He had to put a label on the back stating left hand drive. But he registered it and drove it around town.
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  20821. foxtel/austar is pay tv, similar to 'cable' in the USA. free to air TV here is actually pretty decent. it tended to be called foxtel in large cities, i think it was called austar when it was delivered by sattalite, for example, down here in tassie, NOBODY had foxtel, but a bunch of people had austar. the house I own now still has an austar 'dish' on the roof (not really a dish, sort of a hybrid between an arial and a dish). as far as i know austar no longer exists. the 'box' is just a tuner/decoder for the digital signal. you put a card in it to prove you are a paid subscriber, the 'gold card' was a hacked card with free access to everything. I never really understood why people paid so much money for it when 90% of it was constant reruns and seemed to have just as much ads as the free to air TV.
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  20822. Sweet 😎👍 Aussie Aussie 🇦🇺
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  20823. 6:59 - In the US, we don't have the Impreza WRX STI. The car in question here is a WRX. No, it is not an impreza. It is simply a WRX. Which is Subaru's new sedan. It is a tad bit bigger than the Impreza but it is basically the same car. In other countries there is an STI version of the WRX but not in the US.
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  20824. It is estimated that there are 40 million adult crabs, which give birth to 4 trillion babies.
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  20825. Hi Ian, I work for cleanaway in Vic. I Look after the East of Vic in the fleet department for the Vic Solids Waste. Our trucks are maintained every 350 engine hours for service or any asset 5 years or older will undergo an inspection every 75 days regardless of it does the hours or not. Also operators can submit a defect notice on their post-trip which needs to be signed off and cleared prior to the truck been returned to by a qualified mechanic. Cleanaway is Australia's largest waste collection business that is listed on the ASX list. (Stock exchange)
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  20826. That sparrow is called a spoggie here in Australia cute little birds and fancy showing the NZ flag oh geez 🙄🇦🇺👍
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  20827. That's a man cave a man can be proud of!🤘🎉🍻 Respect.
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  20828. Darts next.
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  20829. 11:55 That graphic is awesome! Contrary to my previous comment, I do love the technology behind F1 racing cars. It is completely insane. Oh, Ian. If you read this, please have a look at some of the Formula E racing. I call it electric F1 and it's arguably 'quicker' and more entertaining due to the battery limitations. You don't get to refuel in F-E.
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  20830. these are outtakes, did not make it to the air. Jamie Dunn aka Agro yes he is a cheeky bugger as you say, still to this day
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  20831. look into that spray on skin invention.. Think of a blister on your foots painfull and its a couple of layers of skin. Imagin being burnt to the point yours skins gone and your burnt flesh is exposed...
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  20832. This was a documentary on National Geographic or History channel a couple of years back. I was stunned by the story of Benz together mr Maybach that invented the functional carburator with Benz, aswel the Story of dr ing Ferdinant Porsche was impresing.
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  20833. My list would be so close to your list, you have great taste in food Mr IWrocker 😋👍
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  20834. The engine had a two stage supercharger designed by Rolls-Royce. It was a smaller version of the 2 stage supercharger used by the Merlin fitted to P-51 Mustangs and some versions of the Spitfire.
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  20835. It is indeed a little odd to see big American trucks in the mix. But the thing is that embassies are free to obtain whatever vehicles they prefer, as long as they've road legal. In Denmark you can recognise diplomatic vehicles because they have blue licence plates with white numbers and letters. In that way, the police knows that they're not allowed to do a search for stuff in the car... It'll require a permission from the government, as diplomats may carry sensitive information that regular police isn't supposed to see. It's a mutual agreement, pretty much like diplomatic immunity. So the vehicles attached to Danish representations around the world are also above the regular police (unless they are being really dangerous to the public)
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  20836. Totally deserved! Congratulations! From the Netherlands
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  20837. Good first attempts! The faster they spin the more they curve, so you can throw harder or really flick it to make it spin more.
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  20838. Rottness Island is amazing, Norfolk Island is amazing too, south Australian beaches you can drive on most,
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  20839. Perth is no where near as expensive as Sydney and Melbourne!
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  20840. Ian look up ''Larry Perkins in the wet'' you will enjoy it!! IF you are able too tune or watch live All Blacks vs Australia Tonight starts in 1h 15m, you would enjoy it.
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  20841. you need to watch relian robin racing, a three wheeler cars racing... mostly in oval track
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  20842. Cheers Cobber.
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  20843. Twisting fresh cigars like you see on the truck comes from cuba. Very rare to see nowdays because it, has to be done by hand and don't really adds to the taste, just optics. Villiger out of Switzerland/Germany uses this on some of their products.
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  20844. Great show, I live in New Zealand, the 6x6 variant is standard Army issue. See them all the time, I personally helped with some mil spec fleet modifications. Cheers....
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  20845. Oh, I miss that sound! Walking towards a circuit like the Red Bull Ring at Spielberg and hearing the echo coming from the mountains.
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  20846. Re KitKat, Japan has hundreds of varieties. In Australia we did have almond snickers, they stopped making them
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  20847. Everytime,that glorious V8 gives me goosebumps
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  20848. Parcel day’s the best day
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  20849. Bro it would be so cool if you reacted to videos about France because i'm french like this one about Germany.(maybe italy too !)
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  20850. I can categorically state that Starbucks hot coffee is burnt and bitter tasting but that same coffee made into an icy frappachino it’s another story. It’s seems as if the milkyness and iciness kills off the rubbishy bitter taste. And it’s the only way I would buy coffee from Starbucks. They’ve recently opened a Starbucks attached to a servo near me and where I work there is a Starbucks in the building but I only buy the cold fraps not anything else. When it’s hot and sticky in summer I don’t want hot coffee but icy milky frap with a shot of coffee in summer in Australia - I think that’s what’s keeping them going as a business.
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  20851. if you are already fascinated by the Praha Bohema, take a look at the RIMAC Nevera (a Croatian supercar)
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  20852. So great to see you with the fam!
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  20853. R. I. P Georg Plasa. High energy impact ended his life way to early. But with that engine sound I guess we would all want to go just a little bit faster.
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  20854. That guy has a channel “2 Aussie” which I follow, but I worry about him eating too much brown food. If I order a McFlurry, I just get the plain one with no toppings, and when I get it home, I open my Milo tin and put big spoonsful of Milo on it, eat, and then add more as needed!
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  20855. And cracking 100k subscribers on Thanksgiving! You absolutely deserve it.
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  20856. You gotta watch all the Australia day Lamb ads by this bloke, they're on YouTube, funniest shit you'll watch this year bloke 👍👍
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  20857. Oziwrocker smash
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  20858. A friend of mine is a Truck-Guide here in Stockholm. They meet up Truckers from other countries and drive their trucks to the destination. Like Pilots for ships.
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  20859. No, it wouldn’t be. US petrol prices are about 50% or lower compared to most of Europe
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  20860. That would be 5.4 dollar/Gallon. US have around 2.8 dollar/gallon in the cheepest states (Oklahoma, Mississippi) and 4.7 dollar/Gallon in the most expensive. (California, Hawaii) This is aprox prices for Regular gas. Premium is around 50 cent more expensive and Disel 1 dollar more per gallon.
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  20861. Less than 12 hours to go! I love that you guys in America love this too! 👍
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  20862. You should live stream the AFL Sydney derby
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  20863. Bowden's car collection is insane, you need to check their them out.
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  20864. Great video, Ian. You are correct: they were both legends of the game. Very sad to lose them. This is probably the best video explaining cricket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqtpNkMvj5Y&t=4s The "pitcher" is a bowler and bowls the ball rather than throwing it (i.e. has to keep his arm straight). The bat is a bat and the person wielding it is a batter (previously batsman but this was replaced with the gender neutral term).
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  20865. Hey mate you should react to the new Gen 3 cars
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  20866. I really love the American V8. But i saw this Audi live. Its the greatest Sound ever.
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  20867. So much fun to watch that from germany. A man who has fallen in love with unimogs 😀
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  20868. Ian, although cars are no longer made in Australia there is a truck. In 1972 International Trucks introduced a new ACCO model that had an Allison automatic transmission as an option - here is a 1983 ad for them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekGZ_TTJSik These were manufactured for nearly 50 years until replaced with another ACCO by Iveco (which now owns the company). Here is a tour of them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6xgdwadutE (they still have an Allison automatic transmission available)
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  20869. For the last three years Australia’s weather has been dominated by La Nina, which typically brings cooler, wetter conditions. But now that El Nino has returned new migrants who arrived in Sydney a few years ago will now be getting a taste of real Aussie summer. I think it will be a real shock to the system for many who have come from cool or cold climates. The difference between El Nino and a NIna can be quite dramatic. December 2022 during La Niña, Sydney didn't reach 30 degrees on a single day, with the hottest temp for the month 29.7°C on Christmas Eve. But this summer Sydney has already had a couple of days over 39°C degrees, with temperatures soaring to 44°C degrees in the western suburbs. There are three reasons for the temperature difference between eastern and western Sydney. (1) The eastern suburbs are closer to the coast, (2) urbanised areas in western Sydney heat up more than the surrounding green areas (3) warm easterly air coming from the interior are warmed even more when they drop down over the Blue Mountains which lie just to the west of Sydney (Föhn wind). Note that although the Bureau of Meteorology is still predicting a very hot summer, unusually warm sea surface temperatures in the Tasman Sea may also be contributing to a chance of above median summer rainfall. So if you are in Sydney it is going to be very muggy. Yuck.
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  20870. First 9 seconds
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  20871. It's only the tip of the iceberg for America. Should look into strange laws, u could probably spend a year doing one ep on each state and you still wouldn't cover them all (laws that's is)
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  20872. I was already laughing at the video, now my face hurts 🤣
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  20873. and to think , you use to be able to watch beheadings and stoning's of ppl .
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  20874. Youtube aholes, where was the violence? So sorry Ian 😞
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  20875. that would be fascinating though (but still stupid) if YT's algorithm automatically detected the two kangaroos kickboxing as violence (I can't think of anything else in the video that would've triggered it)
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  20876. I would definitely recommend you watch some actual games & find an explanation of the rules of netball. It isn't basketball. But it is just as fast, is widely played around the world, and involves a lot of skill.
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  20877. Go do it bro. One chance missed is one gone forever.
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  20878. The old 4.0L inline 6 they ran up until 2002 I believe was probably one of the best engines made.
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  20879. Firstly thanks for all the great content and secondly I was wondering if you could react to UK emergency responses as they are slightly different from mainland Europe. Again thanks for the content. https://youtu.be/kh1cuCLsChE this seems to be a good one around the length you normally react to but feel free to use another video
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  20880. Glad you had a great day! But yes...that did add up to more than I would have thought! Isn't that life though?
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  20881. One Australian Number Plates not mentioned here is one you see a lot in Canberra, Diplomatic Plates. They are blue in colour with black writing. They always start with DC or DX.
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  20882. 04:25 1.000 tons is like 12 cargo cars on rail . That mind that truck can used like cargo station convoy prepartion or accident are cleaning / evacuations of wagons / crisis area supply first aid and food and equipment cargo with wagons .
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  20883. They run special super sticky hillclimb slicks, usualy provided by avon or dunlop. They are allowed to use heaters on the slicks.
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  20884. Your just an Ozzie in disguise mate :) Holden VS Ford
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  20885. Chrysler Corporation introduced the DeSoto brand of trucks in 1937 to provide a greater number of sales outlets overseas for the American-built Dodge and Fargo commercial vehicles. The DeSoto brand was badge-engineered sporadically on Dodge trucks made in Argentina by its Chrysler local subsidiary (for the D-100 and the D-400[8] since 1960 to 1965), Australia, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Chrysler ended its truck operations in international markets in 1970. However, both the DeSoto and Fargo brands continued to be used on trucks made by Askam in Turkey. In 1978, Chrysler sold its share in the Askam venture to its Turkish partners.
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  20886. Yes that is the perfect Kiwi Lamington, Australian ones are more spongy.😂
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  20887. Blood orange is really good, but I didn't know there were that many flavours either, some we don't get here in WA, as far as I know. The ginger beer is my fave though, gotta say.
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  20888. You need to react to Bruce Willson's Scania adventures. He has Scanias in the USA.
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  20889. Thank you for your lively open-mindedness and interest for everything outside your own country. That is heartening to see because we'd like each and every one to improve their lives, not only for themselves but their communities as well. It only works if everyone works together, but for that people have to be on the same page about reality, what is good, what is bad, and what can be done to improve bad to good. That's what we see in you and your family.
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  20890. Congratulations to you both 🎉 and Sydney is an awesome name. And look like she is definitely taking after mumma with that head of hair lol 👏
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  20891. Derby, Forcett, Copping. Dunalley and where I grew up Nubeena Aboriginal for Crayfish (a type of Lobster) apparently.
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  20892. As the wife of a tradie I concur,we've got decades worth of useless shite in the shed, my hubby would part with me before he would part with all his treasure 😂
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  20893. Try react to Ambulances in Liberec, Czechia plz
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  20894. You’re alive, I was starting to worry!
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  20895. Yessss the video I’ve been waiting for 🥳. Cheers bro
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  20896. pressure gauges are nitrous as was his "water bottle" and they don't sound like dirt bikes because they have big road bike engines in them.
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  20897. I’ve Been watching since the mid 90s and I love the sport. Teams have and can build faster cars, the only thing stopping them is regulations (and budget) with an unlimited budget and no regulations these cars would be so much faster and quicker. Example: have a look at “redbull X1” A car designed by the redbull team, by design, I mean a working design. F1 teams can design a car on “paper” , run simulations and it will be very accurate to when they actually build it. Tech evolves as time goes on, there will always be new ways to improve, but going back to the start it’s all down to regulations and money.
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  20898. Yes!! Congratz and your fleet is diverse and awesome
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  20899. When I lived in Dover (the original one, in Sout East UK), I would get a letter warning me of Abnormal Load Move from/to the port, on a regular basis. Basically reminding there would be difficulties to drive on certain roads on certain day.
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  20900. Check out Scania Chimera!!!!
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  20901. Now I miss my old Esky! This was a good one mate🔥🤣🤘👍
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  20902. Some of these were hilarious! 😂
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  20903. No wucken furries doh
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  20904. Going up the top next year can’t wait 🇦🇺👍
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  20905. Congrats!!!!
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  20906. i know, that's totally OT, but lol… the voice over! i LOVE david's voice…i often got to work with him in the studio… such a great guy and a pleasure to hear him.
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  20907. Steering looks a little sharp still. Oversteer imminent!! Maybe try traction control on one until you get the hang of it. The better sims take a lot of hours practise, … and do require a lot of skill to drive laps smoothly, fast, and with consistency. It’ll also be much easier to modulate your acceleration and braking once you receive your setup. The smoother you drive, the quicker your lap times will be. But you’re doing good, bro, and having fun. …and that’s what you were born to do!! Enjoy…. 😝
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  20908. The idea for your Crown Vic would be really neat. You should totally do it! You could even go with a european style livery to go a bit extra crazy and even less like an american livery 😄
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  20909. The fact that you only use the same pic of yourself for thumbnails is something I can't unsee after noticing. Send help
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  20910. Sadly our school system does not prepare us for understanding Australian English. I do understand Americans - and Australian News Anchors .. but whenever there is a clip of Australians (like actual ones in the street) - and they talk .. its just a totally garbled mess of sounds. It does not help that there are so many Australian idioms, too. Its like American Texans that sound like errrrrr rrr rrrrr. But i totally agree. Those two in the hot tub was oddly very "Australian" (then again, stereotypical, i could see the same in an American "Florida man..." interview - oddly similar) Despite being such a huge country .. Australian news always feel very "local"
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  20911. Yes keep the adds coming 😁
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  20912. Versailles is a commune in the department of the Yvelines, Île-de-France, located in the western suburbs of the French capital, 17.1 km (10.6 mi) from the centre of Paris, thus Versailles is a wealthy suburb of Paris. The population of the city is 86000 inhabitants.
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  20913. Okay this was fascinating, creepy and crazy all at the same time LOL
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  20914. You really captured our hearts when u did Vegemite on toast the right way!
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  20915. Same in The Netherlands. Seen some self stations even delete the Natural Gas.
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  20916. Your comment is confusing since both USA and Australia are using $ as their currency, but as two different currencies. The US minimum federal wage is US$7.25/hour or AU$10.40/hour. The Australian national minimum wage is AU$21.38/hour or US$14.90/hour. It is twice as much, but your comment makes it appear as if it's three times as much, because you're mixing currencies.
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  20917. Don't remember the year but one of the Bathurst races Brocky was racing with no front or rear windscreens. The front one shattered or something so it was removed and then a few laps later, he had to come back into the pits to have the rear windscreen removed so as it wouldn't blow out. Edit: Found what I was looking for...it was 1985...here...>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rleqJ-qQSuo
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  20918. Tatra has been around since the model T. The first rolling heavy coal looks like a Scania & you also have KAMAZ trucks there. Kamaz, which you would know Ian, is in partnership with redbull to create the Dakar winning monsters with turbos the size of wheelie bins
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  20919. Ian, the original white VL calais around the 13:40 mark run nissan RB30's 😀
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  20920. Great video mate One day when you come to Australia I would like you to come a Anzac Day match of the MCG of course with your beautiful family lol nice utes
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  20921. Thanks for sharing this Ian. Lovely to see another part of the world.
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  20922. Although there are comments that this Surfers Paradise circuit was used for Indy cars, it was more the CART side of things when the IRL split happened. Less known in Australia was the CART vs IRL war , so they all get called Indy cars. Eventually the costs became too much so just reverted to just V8 supercars mainly with near the same income as the joint race meetings but with much less costs. Seems about twenty years ago we had the mixed meetings.
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  20923. The shacky cam is due to paved streets in Paris. It's fun to drive on those, especialy when you think carriage used the same road. Nothing to apologize for, man. Thanks for the video.
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  20924. Awesome video mate , thumbs up👍🇦🇺
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  20925. @fabr5747  well, I am European, and when I say "in America" I also mean the US (just as short for United States of America). But of course it very much as depends on the context.
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  20926. Suburban started better👍🏻
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  20927. Great shots of the scenery on your holiday Ian.
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  20928. Danielle said you can do them in the air fryer or oven so i suppose you could. You are only sealing them shut and making them crispy.
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  20929. Yeah i was thinking some olive oil a bit like a panini? Or like lightly grill it in the oven.
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  20930. You should try the big brother, Ford Excursion. I need 4 normal parking spaces to park it if i have people with me. Just 2 in lenght and 1,5 in width if i driving alone :P
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  20931. The meat pie in Australian is as popular as the hotdogs in America, we don't really eat hotdogs we have sausage sangas. Tim tam slam bite off opposite corners and use it as a straw to suck up your cold milk.
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  20932. You gunna need a lot of coffee....
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  20933. You know what they call a boomerang that don’t come back…? A STICK…! 😂 😂
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  20934. Afl here comes the boom mate. Great video!
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  20935. We call the Salvation Army. The Salvos. Big love to you and the fam mate.
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  20936. G'day Ian, Australian's wether is like America it a bit unpredictable, most ran fall south and north tropics, l just !over maps and I have hundreds, cheers mate Neil 🤠.
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  20937. why is this so fuckkkkin funny??? :D
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  20938. Trading & Selling these plates is BIG BUSINESS - especially for vintage car collectors with Asian customers looking for 8's which are lucky.
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  20939. Bloody awesome vid mate nice work its great to see some Kiwi content , Love your statement : * I don't like trailer queens cars are meant to be driven * I couldn't agree more bro best statement i have heard all year !! 👍✌️👌
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  20940. Looks really tidy and well cared for, good brief over view of adelade, once again, your vids are really interesting, from an expat living in s.america, thanks for the good things, scenes and intense feelings you've managed to convie,
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  20941. Owned holdens my whole life including 2 utes and loved them. A 5L vs and a 5.7L vz ss both black and slammed on 20s
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  20942. No SnapOn? Would have liked to see how they went against the others, i've hung a 4ft bar off one so many times, i don't give a shit how much they get bagged, best hand tools in the world.
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  20943. 'Ooh, Oooh, Oooh, Mr Kotter' :D I just learned something new. This is what I love about watching your channel, you make me google stuff. Apparently Australia doesn not allow direct producer to consumer advertisements for medication. There are only two countries that are part of the OECD that use this method. NZ (which TOTALLY surprised me) and the USA. Otherwise pharmaceutical companies are not allowed to directly advertise their products. But they have sneaky ways of trying to get around that of course lol
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  20944. Super interesting video Mr. Rocker. Never thought about importing an Aussie car to the states and what u’d have to go thru. Keep the great vids coming!! 😁👍
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  20945. Those white blinds, we call them venetians in Australia. A lot of the old sedans, wagons and some Utes from the 50's and 60's came out with them. My mum's old 67 Holden sedan has rear venetians in it. They help keep the sun and heat out in a way. Plus they do look pretty cool on the old cars.
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  20946. My mate had one from the 60s. It was really basic inside, sliding windows dodgy heating systems etc. But it was mainly a great workhorse used as a land vehicle. A must for any farmer or landowner or anyone who just liked off roading!
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  20947. Fun fact about the three stripes logo for Addidas that I bet you never heard before In 1952, following the 1952 Summer Olympics in Finland, Adidas acquired its signature three stripe branding from Karhu Sports, for two bottles of whiskey and the equivalent of €1,600 🤣 I've actually seen some old skis and stuff of the Karhu brand with the three stripes on it
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  20948. It is really beautiful.. Each of the families just stood up and said " Look after each other, love each other and grow .. OR else.
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  20949. You should do a video on Toowoomba Queensland Australia
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  20950. You come in your own sweet time, congratulations on the pregnancy, Love you guys
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  20951. think we need to crowdfund a 6 week trip to Oz for this dude
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  20952. When I was 12 I went to the Chrysler dealer with my friend and his 18yr old cousin and he bought a brand new Charger off the floor. We drove around all week in it. He was a farmers kid and they had a bumper crop that yr. His older brother bought a Holden Monaro new too. I was pretty much in car heaven that summer
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  20953. OMG, you got me with that ending, I'm like WTF? That was brilliant!
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  20954. If you really want one, you might want to look into importing one to the US. They are really cheap here, and you can get the wagon with the manual transmission. :)
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  20955. You should call your cooking channel IWrocker Cooks
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  20956. Today at 21:00 (UTC + 2) the European Football conquest starts. Much smaller than the WM but interesting.
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  20957. About that 'you must be a perfect specimen of a human being to be a fighter pilot' notion: I watch an American fighter pilot youtuber known as C.W. Lemoine who is always providing advice to people wanting to get into the profession. Prior to becoming a fighter pilot Lemoine was advised by his optometrist that he would be lucky to get his civil pilot's license let alone his military one but he still pursued his desire and was eventually successful. One of his favourite sayings is 'Make them tell you no!' meaning you should always seek the person with the final authority to grant you your wish rather than listening to your own doubts or the doubts of others. Apparently you can get an exception to almost all of the requirements.
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  20958. We have McDonalds, and it’s pretty well the same as the US, some menu differences, plus the beef patties are 100% better than the US versions. We even call the Quarter pounder by that name, even though we have been metric since McDonalds was founded. As for Burger King/Hungry Jacks, there is a convoluted licensing issue about the name change. If a US citizen comes to Aus, they immediately recognise Hungry Jacks to be Burger King because the colours and design is identical. There was an issue a few years ago when Hungry Jacks was first opening in Tasmania, and due to it being in partnership with Caltex/Ampol service stations (Gas stations) they used the name Burger King, but have since changed to Hungry Jacks to match the rest of Aus. I think there was a short period where there were a couple of independent restaurants that were not co-licensed with Caltex/Ampol that were allowed to trade as Hungry Jacks, so you had identical shops with almost identical menus with different names at the same time. If I remember rightly (It was over a decade ago.) the drinks were A&W/Doc Pepper range at the Burger King, and Pepsi plus a few of the A&W/DP range at Hungry Jacks.
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  20959. Not just any mountain, its a small copy of the worlds most iconic mountain , the Matterhorn . Have a look at the original!
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  20960. love this video. So glad to see you watching it. Probably sounds bit weird from me, but i love me some heavy/abnormal/low-loading transporting action.
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  20961. Guys, stop stuffing round and get over here. Do a crowd fund. You'll get plenty.
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  20962. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
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  20963. we had a few years ago a truck driving into a christmas market in Germany so they testing that that pole stops a truck
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  20964. Glad your back man.
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  20965. Can you do a reaction the nrl! Our football league here in Australia. Much love from Penrith, Western Sydney.
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  20966. Oh man this guys already found the Barra. Haha damn man you really learning out here. Great content mate,.cheers
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  20967. you have an engine brake (not the same type as in the US) and something called a retarder as a brake that slows down the drive shaft if used correctly, and let the accelerator pedal roll, then you do not need to use the brake pedal. and it has 5 steps You can switch off retarder and engine brake if you want, which is nice if driving on black ice. they have an automatic gearbox, but shift up and down even if they are in Auto and you can put it in manual and gear yourself you don't go back to stickshift, after driving that gearbox for 2 weeks
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  20968. And by the way...great content/video editing
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  20969. Maybe it was the longest transport in Europe, but certainly not the heaviest . Recently, the Wash Tower column was transported to chemical plants in Poland . The weight of the load is over 850 tons and the length is 100 meters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm-V61HPk5c
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  20970. G'day Ian, Australian's are very proud of our country as those in other countries should be of there own as their is fantastic palaces everywhere, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  20971. Just a couple of things, to add... 1- The first orange small car is an NSU (a Auto Union/Audi brand) that also built motorcycles. There´s a man here in Portugal that used to race with both and he has one of his old bikes on display on his go-kart race track in Bombarral. 2- The other old car (white,on the "elevator") is a DAF, another Auto Union/Audi brand. This one is famous for their trucks, even tough it´s a Dutch company.
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  20972. 2018．1．21（日）　第13回　SG　川口オートポケバイレース = ‎ 2018.1.21 (Sun) The 13th SG Kawaguchi Auto Pokéby Race‎
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  20973. Hi Ian, here is a video of a restored Auto Union hill climb car from the 1930s. It was based on the grand prix cars of the time. https://youtu.be/ywjUujgp82k Engine is a supercharged 6L V16. Auto Union was a group of 4 car brands - Audi, Horch, DKW and Wanderer.
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  20974. No way! We love the realness of a genuine young family. Now people are sending lovely gifts for the lil dudes like extended aunties & uncles! Who's counting the cost?!! Can't wait for @AWRocker fam vids exploring downunder!! 😁
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  20975. 8:19 is an early to mid 90s Holden Rodeo (you guys use the name on an SUV) made by Isuzu. Tests in SA normally take 30-40 minutes. When I did my second test, for a motorcycle licence, back before we had Ridersafe courses, I already had 7 years of mini and full size motocross under my belt. The examiner pulled me up after about 10 minutes, remarking how well I handled the bike, and that as I already had a full car licence, I knew the rules, we headed back and finished the deal in the office.
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  20976. how to tell an american: this vid ;) -- love your videos, please keep truckin' on!
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  20977. The interesting side note to the foreign born in Australia statistic relates to US ex-pats. Generally speaking the US (like Australia) is an immigrant country, as opposed to an emigrant country. It's large population compared to anywhere else, makes this statistic possible. In the case of every given country (excluding notable tax havens), the US has more citizens from that given country living in the US, than US citizens living in that given country. So for example, there are more British living in the US than Americans living in Britain. There are more Japanese living in the US than Americans living in Japan. There are more French living in the US, then Americans living in France. There is only one exception. There are more Americans living in Australia than Australians living the the US. This is despite the fact that Australia is also the only country to have access to the special working visa, the E-3. A lot of countries have tried to gain access, but it is completely restricted to Australians and is significantly easier with less restrictions than the TN visa offered to Mexicans and Canadians (i.e. spouse of Australian E-3 holder can work in the US regardless of nationality, TN spouse cannot work). This makes Australians the easiest foreigners to hire for US companies without the need for complexities of sponsorship.
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  20978. Back around 15 years ago a friend of mine who manufactured fibre glass canopies for Utes here in Melbourne had an original VK Walkinshaw that was the only Black coloured one made by HSV I believe but the really terrible thing was he drove it to a business meeting in Johnston street Collingwood, a suburb in Melbourne and was only away from it for around 20 minutes he told me and it was gone! Never to be seen again!
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  20979. I've been patiently waiting for you to find this video. I knew you would love it.😁 Another good video to look for is where they are racing the 8WD trucks up the walls of a quarry.
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  20980. Just checked the forecast for Christmas day here in Perth 41°C (105°F). Good thing we have some beautiful beaches nearby.
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  20981. Look up sam kekivich kamb ad
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  20982. Love how excited you are over this. Keep it it brother 🤙🏼
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  20983. rocking the aboriginal print. love it
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  20984. You must be super excited how you gonna go in the snow?
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  20985. Should react to hey heybits Saturday if you can find the old episodes some how.
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  20986. Gday IAN from west oz
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  20987. When that guy jumped the dog 🤯
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  20988. On a different subject I would advise all Americans who are looking for a change come to Australia,we are very short of anyone with a profession or a skill come on give it a go,we are not perfect but still a great place to live,but do your homework,you will be very welcome.
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  20989. I enjoy watching your videos but it seems as though the volume on your microphone can be way louder then the video you're watching, which makes it difficult to hear when you throw in commentary over the top, just a small point but otherwise great videos.
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  20990. That cold pack was a serous effort
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  20991. Yes! Monte-Carlos one of the three major motorsport week-end of the year with Monaco GP/ Indy 500 and of course Le Mans.
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  20992. Ian is really turning into Darryl Kerrigan (the Castle Movie) quoting ahh the serenity and into the pool room. 🤣 Lake Argyle is man-made.
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  20993. Holy moly! Thanks for sharing your experience. Driving about 22,000 Miles a year, my decision not to go with the Hemi in my 2500 seems the way to go for me. But man your ride looks and sounds great.
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  20994. Pretty sure most of the houses in Australia are built brick veneer (single row of bricks and layer of plaster stuffed with insulation). Here in WA our houses are mostly built double brick. It's better quality, less noise and keeps the inside cooler
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  20995. Greetings :) 🥰 thank you for all your hard work and thank-you for being here :) 💕 take care and be safe.
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  20996. 4:54 I live in Eastbourne, England. The number of Nissan Elgrand's has risen drastically here over 2 years. You never saw them, now Japanese imported 2nd hand ones are everywhere
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  20997. Meat pies r my favourite and wow im first
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  20998. I got my trucking licence in a volvo truck. Small (box truck) and then lorry+trailer. Both amazing vehicles, I fell in love with Volvo trucks right then and there. And they look good to, inside and out.
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  20999. The thing with beer in Europe is that almost every country has a good quality beer product available. And the availability is very good. In Poland we have countless beer breweries, and twice that craft beers, but there is a huge supply of beers from other countries. I imagine its the same in other places too.
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  21000. I've got family in south west France, today they told me that at 4 pm the temperature was 104° outside and 86 inside their house, the air smells like it's burning and the sky is filled with smoke from the huge wildfire nearby, hope they don't have to evacuate ...
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  21001. Back in the 70s, when I was young, and my gut was flat, I got a job in the snowfields. We were preparing the runs, and doing other general maintenance, during the off season. The company had 2 unimogs for general work on the mountains, and I couldn't believe how easily they went all over the slopes, and the loads they carried.
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  21002. Another good one old mate and a classic Aussie song lol. I hope you and your entire family have a great Chrissy and you all get lots of presents Keep on trying to put them out mate what does make it thru is good.
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  21003. Happy birthday Ian! Here’s hoping you’re next birthday is spent down under. Would be the right time of year for you to enjoy Bathurst first hand. Enjoy your day with your family & keep the great content coming 😊
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  21004. ❤️🔥👍🌹
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  21005. This clip goes back several years as Victorian Police changed uniforms to midnight blue since this was recorded.
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  21006. This was cool to see. Thank you, Ian and Michael!
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  21007. Posted this on discord ages ago, glad you got around to it. A friend used to build and race these and did well against factory teams. His father also built and raced and lost his life racing sidecars but did not deter Shane. Requires teamwork even more than rally.
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  21008. 4:19 If you look at the chrome pieces on the corners at the back window, they were supposedly designed to create a wind across the back window to keep the dust off them. And yep, they are louvres on the car. Very popular over here in the day as an optional extra. They're fixed, as in they don't move.
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  21009. One good reason it wouldn't just keep going is: the fuel tank is at the rear. The DS was a very futuristic car: pneumatic suspension, a set of headlights that followed the direction of the front wheels - and much more. Very popular in Europe, for those who could afford it.
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  21010. Without going into details, I live in a former farmhouse with space enough for at least 6 people to live in for a fraction of the rent folks pay in Amsterdam. I love Amsterdam but I also love to be able to leave to go back to my own property. It's the same in every popular city around the world though. You pay for the name and the vibe!
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  21011. That was a good video lol :) we did awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And lil baddie is a lil baddie 😈😈😈❤️
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  21012. My husband is a trucker in Norway. He drives Scania now but I tried most brands.
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  21013. Greg Murphy of Lap Of The Gods fame and Scott McLaughlin are favourite former Supercar drivers of mine who are both Kiwis that have conquered Bathurst and Scotty is now racing in Indy Cars. Love when Scott came in second, beating Whingecup...I mean Whincup in Adelaide a few years ago. He said he plucked it in first, gave it some jandal and fuck yeah!
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  21014. It's amazing you have actually had so many of these foods!!!
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  21015. i enjoy this a lot more than the react series, keep it up man!
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  21016. Man i love that reaction
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  21017. the muesli bars pronounced more like m-you-sli bar
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  21018. Welcome back 👍
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  21019. Cmr really liked to use the scandinavian flick when driving. But he was an amazing driver, and always went flat out, really fearless style. Check out his ford focus vids, that car, you could not tell it was a ford focus if you didn't know it, it was that smashed up some times. Also the colin and travis pastrana vid from the states when colin rolled his car at the finishline, what an epic battle.
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  21020. Ian could you ever flick over a 20 cent piece(quarter in U.S ) with your fork tynes when you drove forklifts in the jeep factory? Skills on the wheels!
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  21021. Very true all neighbour the same they help out eachother in Australia... I helped my Neighbour fix a door lock for free and helped my neighbour move a chicken coop off his tralior he bought into his backyard that was a mission down a hill . Kiwi pretty much have the same attitude as im born in New Zealand
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  21022. Wow, I didn't realise how much stuff you'd been sent from Oz. Amazing. Room is going to be sick when it's done.
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  21023. This is something I was NOT expecting from you but it was nice !
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  21024. You have to try Ukrainian Roshen candies, they are the tastiest sweets we have
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  21025. Akubra and Williams are the brand of cowboy hats that I love. They are fancy and quiet expensive too. Lucky you Ian.
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  21026. Wow! I can't wait to see this thing! Personally, I hope they call it something new. The old Dodge badge makes me wonder though.
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  21027. West Coast Eagles in second place im happy with that & Sydney swans is the opera house on the front. 👍🤠👍
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  21028. Had it on 2x speed initially... that was impressive 😁 Find proper pedals when you buy a wheel (pedals make more of a difference than the wheel choice) And then try BeamNG 👀
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  21029. sounds like an f1 car
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  21030. The Australians are much more inventive with insults to idiot drivers. But the poms are pretty entertaining.
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  21031. its one every 6 min here in aussie no need to shoot anyone tho what if he had his kid or wife in the car so stupid .. i get it tho it happens
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  21032. This driver is a hero (Pierre-Louis Loubet) He just drove a 3 stage Monte Carlo without power steering on that Puma. The rally ended a few minutes ago. Hero
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  21033. Gday mate😊 I am spending my Australia day in the bush camping. This is freedom 😊
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  21034. I live on the mainland in Victoria. I have been to Tassie several times, and it is beautiful. Much more like my home country (England) than anywhere else in Aus. When my parents decided to come to Australia they wanted to settle in Tassie, but as there were no migrant hostels there we were sent to Victoria. It was many years before any of us got to visit Tasmania.
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  21035. They are scams , impersonating the channel owner , report and ignore .
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  21036.  @bill9845  its a scamming thing,its happening all over youtube
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  21037. you can pause and read most of the article. But essentially its "Car Guy Froths over Bathurst". for Us thats pretty mundane, we KNOW what Bathurst is. the Story is lan learning how great it is, and the collective joy we have in sharing that with him. I think its awesome that they are throwing some love back your way. "we see you, bro 👍". n hit them up on the 'if your in town' offer. Id love to see some IWrocker live from Bathurst, Press pass in hand.
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  21038. love to see you having fun @IWrocker we welcome you to the sim racing world :)
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  21039. Porsche 917 and 956 were also RHD, but I read, in that case it was because most circuits are clockwise. The Porsches still had the gear lever on the right of the driver like in a LHD.
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  21040. I'm from ireland (close to galway and lived in galway for a while, from connemara). I'd encourage you to come ASAP. It's a fairly laid back spot
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  21041. So so proud of you! Congrats!!!
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  21042. What an awesome museum! The joy you two had was great to see, you make such a nice couple. Would have been an even better video of you'd have put emma in the small white car 😄
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  21043. hey mate you should have a look at the new Zealand equivalent of this series, it's called central muscle cars it's a amazing series
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  21044. Considering you were surprised by the speed: Many normal BMW versions manage over 200 km/h easily. The M models are even faster etc. Especially since when you are driving on the Nürburgring as a normal driver, it is practically like an Autobahn. So even when you have a fast car, you might not want to drive like he did out of fear of causing a crash
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  21045. i love ur reaction on this video.
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  21046. thank you very much for your opinion on our emergency services that we have in the Czech Republic..💜
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  21047. 6:55 haha, poor Tasmania.
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  21048. The pleasure you experienced watching this Torana was awesome! My sister had a Torana in the 90s. She loved it! Wish I could buy this car for you! But soz!
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  21049. G'day, she's not the only that has been fought out with that joke l married a girl from England and my mate pulled the same trick one day at a BBQ in the bush and had her shifting herself untill we all laughed, lm still paying for that 20 year later, cheers mate another go one.
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  21050. Hi i just bought a house half way between brissie and sunny coast cost $550,000
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  21051. I remember a few of those early one's there the best one's, the NZ one was good,🤘👍
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  21052.  @IWrocker  hi yes in your right however the water cause have the most scenic vistas most of the land is flat with some rocky outcrops and there is a lot of land and blue sky, cold and muddy in the winter and hot and dry in the summer, and you would have to drive 6/7 hours from the nearest City, Spring time is fantastic green and wild flowers and wild life everywhere, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  21053. That vintage cake cook book is one my mum had when I was a kid. She made me the train cake for my 4th birthday. It nearly broke-up the family 🤣 (patience isn't my mum's strong suit) With wizz fizz, you eat it as it is. There should be a small scoop inside the packet, just eat off that.
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  21054. We dont have a huge millitary but a governments of past have spent money on more inportant things like our first class Medicare! our standing of living far supasses the USA all of Our capital cities constantly rank highly in the OECD Livabilty safety and healthcare and public transport
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  21055. Those large American trucks you are referring to, here we call them “Yank Tanks” (Yank is slang here for American people, short for Yankee). They aren’t too common, but when we see one we point them out and think they are too big and excessive and ridiculous. They are also really annoying when you have one parallel parked next to you on a street and you can’t see what’s coming as you’re backing out.
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  21056. My husband is Irish, we have been together for almost 20 years and I STILL find phrases I might use sometimes that I have to explain to him. My first one I remember having to explain was "shall we go have a sticky beak?" (Translation: "shall we go have a look?") but he ALSO finds Irish phrases that I don't understand so 🤷😅
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  21057. Calder park has had a wide ranging history.. first it was a paved circuit, that run touring cars and open wheelers.. it also had a dirt section where rallycross was run. There was also a drag strip built along side/on the main straight of the paved track, that ran all sorts of drag cars including top fuel and rocket cars. Then the thunderdome was built, to run nascar/auscar but also was designed so it was joined to the road curcuit, where a round of the world touring car championship was run.. sadly now no national championship racing is run at the circuit, though work is being done to bring drag racing back..
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  21058. Gotta react to the dream world commodore show in Gold Coast, commodores and drifts.
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  21059. We had 75mm of rain in three days here in Adelaide, that's 3 inches of rain when the norm for the whole of December is 25mm (1 inch) for the WHOLE month.
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  21060. Great reaction again, when i was in the austrian army, we always drive with the Pinzgauer
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  21061. It not tim tam Its slim slam
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  21062. You should try Arnotts Chocolate mint slice...
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  21063. If you can get some footage of the Ashley Forest Rally Sprint check it out. Steve Millen who you may have heard of as he is a kiwi competing at the top level of us rallying used to come home to compete in this iconic event. It's all uphill and awesome to watch
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  21064. Yes i just went onto McDonald's Australia website it is on the website. Ian I wish some day you could travel to Australia. I love traveling to the USA.
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  21065. damn, was tossing up weather to send you the choc mint tim tams.....smash your double coats....you will have more this week. lol
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  21066. I appreciate the Dutch for this... I tend to be like this too which means a lot of people in the anglo world (who prefer unicorns and rainbows) hate me 😆
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  21067. Still: You'd have the be Hulk himself to generate 400+Kg on a 3ft bar! The brand ratchets all were stronger than what any single human can ever throw at them.
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  21068. Merry Christmas Ian and family. I grew up with this song, and I've recently introduced my 2 yr old daughter to it too. She thinks Santa in a ute is hilarious 😅
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  21069. I think you guys work much longer hours and then you don't have time for cooking for hours and honestly we Europeans are also getting fat
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  21070. Okay so... this is just awesome. I'm pretty sure I'd just watch a channel about an older Latino gentleman enjoying cold beer.
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  21071. Most of Australia did not get to see the race either. It took until the 1969 race until the TV coverage was extended to outside Sydney and parts of New South Wales. This coverage is from newsreel movies footage shown leading up to the main feature at cinemas.
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  21072. Good onya mate! Hurry up and come to Australia too
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  21073. I’m not sure if they’ve changed the croc enclosure at the Adelaide Zoo, but that thing used to scare the shitzu out of me The cement wall was like 1.5 metres high, and there was a hill in the enclosure about 2 metres in.. Considering the males grow to and over 6 metres.. I always thought one of ‘em was gonna get brave one day and just launch themselves over the small wall
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  21074. Dude has some good tyres!!
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  21075. I’ll gladly be a mailman in Yellowstone during the winter lol.
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  21076. Hi mate, You should check out our Touring Car Masters series. 60's and 70's Aussie and American muscle cars going toe to toe at our best tracks. Camaros, chargers, gt falcons, toranas etc. React to a crash compilation if you want to cry haha
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  21077. Bathurst, at Mount Panorama starts tomorrow. A couple of the cars have already come unstuck doing practice laps in the rain. Lots of repair work happening over night for a few teams. Time trials start in the morning for pole positions. Guarantee more are going to need all nighters after that. the races is all day, our Sunday... So afternoon your Saturday, if you just want to see the main event? Just a heads up.
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  21078. So well deserved. Congratulations.
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  21079. Keep in mind these cars are no longer pushing the numbers they did back in the day for the shake of preserving the components. In race trim the Quattro got to record an official ~590hp, keyword "official"; remember Lancia, Peugeot and Ford recorded way less official power figures, but we all know that no one with turbo and AWD pushed less than 550 to 600 hp in a good day, those were the days!. Now on my own experience I got to see almost every Group B car throughout some events, in fact all but the Peugeot 205 T16 E2, and let me tell you, the Delta S4 and Quattro S1E2 look MENACING, they are RAW. Got to see them together at Vigo and even turned off and standing still look like they're out to eat you alive. The Quattro from the front is almost scary to stare at, can't even imagine what was like to see one at full chat coming at you.
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  21080. I don’t know much about Lawn Bowls tbh, but I do know we play Barefoot Lawn Bowls. Maybe this is just the next step…🤔😂
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  21081. Ian was correct in his pronunciation of kinder surprise. The blue lakes are actually in dead volcanoes, so it would have something to do with mineral content. Some of the volcanoes have gardens in them.
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  21082. Some places (Traralgon) for example does have KMart and Coles in the one store (used to be called Super KMart in the 80s). Some Coles do have clothes and stuff but not like WalMart.
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  21083. Thanks for all the great posts Ian. Happy new year to you and and your family.
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  21084. 4:02 in case you didn’t notice, the bus is a former London Transport A.E.C. Routemaster.
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  21085. Maybe on American/Mexican Holidays you could do a video about your culture maybe youll learn something even you didnt know like im sure plenty of us aussies have about our own culture from you! 😂😊💖
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  21086. The Earth is closest to the sun during the Australian summer , ( southern hemisphere )and furthest from the sun during the USA summer ( northern hemisphere) , true fact .
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  21087. I think the bottom line is government interference and unfortunately it's not just limited to the car industry. One big disappointment was the shutting down of Pontiac, the new GTOs and G8's were Australian built, rebadged, slightly redesigned and made LHD. Pontiac had supposedly agreed to import the ute but were closed down before it could happen.
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  21088. You should watch Guy Martin joining the Williams pit crew
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  21089. Omfg that's going to be cray cray and I did fasten my seatbelt 🤓
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  21090. Lucky you're always sitting so we can't see your waist growing.
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  21091. The second advert after the dam is actually older than the dam one. In the dam video a 90 is visible. The 90 and 110 came after the series 1 to 3, and in the second advert a series 3 is visible. The series 1 to 3 had a shorter wheelbase, which grew from 80" for the SWB and 107" for the LWB for the first 1948 models to the 90" and 110" in the as such named models. These became the Defender in 1990. there was also an extra long 130.
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  21092. Great video you two-bers lol
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  21093. Great vid. Please make sure you use MILK in the Hot Chocolate from 7 eleven, and NOT water. Man those kids are growing up fast.
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  21094. very cool! it would be cool to make a series like this about every country in Europe
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  21095. Tim Burton (Shmee150) has an Aston Martin GT8 which I love. The sound it makes is one of the nicest. He took it for a couple of laps around the Nurburgring and the onboard video captures that wonderful noise, especially if you listen as I do with large surround sound speakers. Skip to the 3 minute mark to get to his first lap. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIhW2LaeGI8
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  21096. Mate you have to watch this Aussie movie called running on empty
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  21097. After seeing the size of the moon compared to the U.S, I had to check out the size of the moon compared to Australia.. crazy i thought the moon was massive
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  21098. 7:30 to answer your question (as a Czech citizen) wine is also a very popular drink, Czech made wine also won I believe 1st place in a French wine competition. My family also owned a vineyard. To also answer the climate question, the Czedh Republic is "strategically" located, that in the winter it is really cold and you can even ski, and in the summer you drench in your sweat. I had visited America before, Florida and Nahsville, in my opinion America is a wonderful place, but I really think it lacks historical monuments and buildings. Thats what I like about the Czech Republic and basically the whole Europe, a lot of nature even near the cities and a rich historical culture. I definitely do not mean to criticise/ insult America, just my opinion. I also apologise for my English :).
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  21099. Suggestion: the Kit-car area from the late 90's. 2L or 1.6L 4 cylinder natural aspirated FWD cars (sounds maybe tiny ridiculous cars for an american) but WRC cars killers on tarmac back in the days and so light and great sounding. Check it out Ian: https://youtu.be/rZxtUHgHZ4M
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  21100. You have a lovely family and you are a very nice person.
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  21101. I think grand turismo had Bathurst on it and we had a PlayStation supercar game in Aus both brutal as well…We have watched it all our lives and know the track backwards but don’t make no difference hard as track to master
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  21102. I suggest if you're thinking of visiting oz, to wait until the whole covid situation and unstable government issues are resolved before visiting. Plus gives us time to fix and clean up before you get here. (Tourism, jobs, economy, social buzz has been smashed the last 2 years. Businesses still recovering)
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  21103. Australian NASCAR raced at the Mountain in the '90s, check it out. Australian NASCAR also raced at Surfers in the '90s, check it out. A V8 Supercar tested at CotA, check it out. Also, NASCAR held their first ever race outside North America at the grand opening of the Thunderdome in 1988, the full thing is on YouTube, check it out. Honestly, what have you even been doing with your time lately? ;)
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  21104. OK Ian , now you've seen our cars I would like to see any pics of your personal cars over the years, especially any Mopars. Keep up the great videos mate 👍
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  21105. Love the Nürburgring. Have done thousands of laps, in Gran Turismo 6.
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  21106. 2 cups of milk, one cup of Milo, stirred together in a coffee cup and then microwaved for 30 seconds.....leaves you with a warm milk drink with a crusty Milo topping.....time and results may vary depending on microwave.
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  21107. Hey Ian, Google police kangaroo hit WA you'll be amazed by the damage, cheers
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  21108. Have a nice TGD and have fun with family.
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  21109. Fun fact aussie money almost forge proof is tear and waterproof yes it can still be cut but that kinda illegal and for tho shipping will cost more I'll send you some (blue) double coat Tim Tams only if you promise to slam them.
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  21110. Well you just got another 1k likes so you got to do that again.❤️😂
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  21111. Saw a new ad re Rhonda and Ketut this week
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  21112. Bro i swear you and your family always put a smile on my face!! When you guys can defo gotta bring your whole family down to Australia. So cool as well your mexican family you would have some beautiful food from there too
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  21113. Damn I love your reactions to the crazy stuff..
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  21114. Our lovely host is an American… ;-)
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  21115. Hi Ian in 1979 Peter won the Repco trial and then later that same year won Bathurst by 6 laps in a A9x Torana.
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  21116. That is how you drive home when the wife calls and tells you that the kids are at friends house and she wants to get nasty 😂
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  21117. Omg thT Judd v8!! Just epic!
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  21118. He needs to see the BMW 134 JUDD v8 at The hill climb in Falperra Portugal !!! That's a beast ❤️❤️🔥🔥
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  21119. Yes, would love to see Ian's family here - including Pedro! 🤗🤠
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  21120. Number 3 is called the ball of the century because it was the first ball he bowled in Test cricket , and every batsman in the world went holy shit I hope that was just a fluke . But it wasnt for the next 15 years he made the best batsmen in the world look average Was shocked about Warne after Marsh , I had only been thinking about chatting to Rod Marsh about 20 years ago at the South Perth Cricket Club , he was there as coach with the Cricket Academy boys they were playing the under 21 , my sister went to Armadale High remembers him , he was always at the nets or on the school pitch with his mates at lunch
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  21121. most vans in europe are diesel, makes more sense, they are more fuel efficient and diesel is usualy a bit cheaper then regular petrol. And you have opel in the us, they are branded as buick
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  21122. "G'day y'all"... 🤣
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  21123. Hi Ian and fam, the grassy bit in the middle of the road, we call a Median Strip. I got a speeding ticket in 1975, and nothing since...lol. I swore I was never going to give them any more money.
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  21124. Yes that's loud, very LOUD! The whole neighborhood hears you👨‍👨‍👧‍👦👨‍👨‍👦👩‍👩‍👧👩‍👧👩‍👧‍👧👨‍👨‍👦‍👦
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  21125. This TopGear video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yN4lFpvYz0 from December 21 will answer most of your questions if you noticed when it set the record it was actually running with a rear wing in addition to the aero with the fan that was shown in the video from last year. You might also want to back in history at the Gordon Murray designed Brabham BT-46B from 1978. You can makes enquires on a road legal car for the future
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  21126. Another great rally in-car video is the legendary Finnish Ari Vatanen, driving Opel Manta at Manx rally 1983. Get's a puncture and still goes like a maniac. https://youtu.be/cb5NMxV-N8s
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  21127. if you do individual excentric model check out the "Nicolas tractomas" that thing is a unit
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  21128. I spent my teenage years in such a house from 1600-something. Also a canal house, but in Belgium. At certain times of day there would be groups of tourists with guides in front of the house. The house was on the historic monuments list. When I walked out, the tourists would peek inside into the hallway with a lot of curiosity. I always was proud as a teenager to live there. :)
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  21129. That was well done for someone not from EU :) most ppl here can recognize the different ways the signs are written or what font they use. A tip would be to look at a few words or city names from random countries around europe (in their original language). I would watch the stream :D
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  21130. love these series
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  21131. You look and sound like a little boy let loose in the candy shop 🤣. Keep it up mate. Wonder if you could sneak off down under for the summer nats by yourself haha. Yeah , good luck with that one 🤣🤣. Great to see how excited you got .
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  21132. Not only is it the best track in the world, but when the races aren’t on it’s a public road that can be driven on 🤙🏼 love your channel brother
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  21133. Not likely a hoax. Logistically to beat f-150 stats using Model S parts & reduce cost, slab sided styling is cheaper. Ford upped load cap by reducing bodyweight; alu. Tesla chose exoskeleton w/o body on frame. Instead 2 A-frames for an ugly uncontoured profile. In terms of function over form its brilliant. None of the traditional styling cues from normal P/U's contribute to function. Tall hoods allude to large engines. E cars do w/o so the same styling cues would be faux, not function. E cars have different mechanicals hence the cues will be different. I like the scratch dent resistant no paint no nonsense. Trucks are not a lifestyle for me. They do dirty jobs that cars can't handle.
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  21134. 👍🏼👍👍😀 Multicar yes Germany from my homeland 👋👋👋👋👋🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪👍
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  21135. Followed you from AFL videos, really enjoying your stuff. You should check out the video “Why the Australian Accent is so Hard” is a great video explaining our history of the accent
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  21136. Welcome to "Pedro's fiesta ambulatez"
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  21137. The Michelin mascotte is called Bibendum as was also seen put om top of a lot of trucks back in they days. Michelin needed a vehicle to test truck tyres and built a car based on the Citroën DS station wagon. Is was equipped with two V8 Chevrolet Engines. One of the engines was used to power the axle for the truck wheel IN the car. The car was called the centipede and was to be seen in European commercials in Europe. Here you can see short video of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfpp4gOERQU The “Mille Pattes“, French for centipede weighs more than 9000 kilos, is more than 7 metres long and has a width of almost 2.5 metres. The “Mille Pattes“ was built in 1972 and only one was built.
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  21138. They have a roll cage fitted inside anyway....not allowed to race without one.
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  21139. Now we just need to get @midnightkitchen ( Daniela's channel) up there aswell so let's go guys 👍
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  21140. What are you talking about?
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  21141. Id love to see a video like this on an intersection where all the rigs are turning, not just blowing through.. so I can hear them decelerating and accelerating, gear changing etc.. would sound epic 🔥
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  21142. Assetto Corsa is the game you want but you will need content manager to get the mods but you really only need that one game
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  21143. The Holden dealership I worked in at Launceston in Tasmania used to have a few display cars in the showroom when the came to Symmons plains. They used to pop in during ten o'clock smoko to have a chat with us too. Usually only the HSV driver's. I met Craig Lowndes Peter Brock mark skaife and a few others. Was a good experience. Lowndes is just like one of the boys. Couldn't meet a nicer more down to earth bloke.
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  21144. You need to make rum balls with all the timtam's
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  21145. I have a 2007 Power Wagon. Purchased it new. Absolutely love this truck. There are very few places it can't go. I put 35" Toyo MT's on it and kept the stock rims for the bead locks. 2007 still had 4.56 gears. The truck came with a lifetime power train warranty that covers engine, transmission, and axles including the lockers. I have pulled my friend's 32 foot travel trailer with no problem other than the engine feeling underpowered. The warranty is tough to beat. I love the new technology but I would never trade the capabilities of my leaf springs.
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  21146. 11:50 that's a cool shirt, bro 😁
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  21147. watched any of WRC monte carlo? 🇬🇧 (edit: nvm I see you have reacted - thanks YT algorithm for not showing it!)
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  21148. I could of sworn you said "Spider" in Aussie 🙂 I know the video is about the snakes but you did good with that word 🙂
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  21149. Wow you hit the jackpot yet again today with all your goodies...maybe do another video where you taste test the cookies, chips etc. 👍
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  21150. Congratulations on the upcoming new addition. Totally understand that you won't travel without your family, I wouldn't either.
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  21151. If you do make it over here, make sure to check out the National Technical Museum in Prague. The Transportation Hall section is worth the price of admission on its own.
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  21152. ALL the very best wishes for your family and the newbie
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  21153. Congratulations to all for the birth of your beautiful baby girl Sydney.
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  21154. Love these reaction vids!
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  21155. Lucky they had the Light house in the background to guide them.😊 Had something similar come past my front door the other day. Fun watching them come through the roundabout. Broken Hill NSW. All the best. Bluey .
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  21156. Spud sheds are everywhere around Perth, they are kind of a market/supermarket hybrid. Some of their stuff is quite cheap, some not so (A good example is sardines, which I buy for my dogs, $2.00 per tin in Spud shed, 85 cents in Coles. Fruit is cheap but you have to eat it pretty quickly, because it tends to go off quite quickly. I split my grocery shopping between Coles and Spud shed. Just my experience.
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  21157. Australia has no plans opening up CosMc's at the moment
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  21158. Bloody love this channel 👍👍
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  21159. Please do a video of you playing some Group B cars soon!
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  21160. I actually own the same version pinzgauer you highlighted. I have to say after owning several hard off road vehicles the Pinz is by far the most enjoyable. Mine is a Swiss 710k built in 1976. Granted it doesn't have all the modern amenities of today's vehicles but for me that's a big part of the attraction. The capabilities of the Pinz is absolutely amazing! Especially considering its age. It's is so well balance & with the majority of the weight low in the drive train it's extremely stable off road. As you shown & I can attest the off road speed is impressive! As for comfort, it's by far one of the most comfortable off road vehicles I've ever driven. The suspension system & extreme ground clearance takes you smoothly over obstacles. I took it on a 1000 mile on & off road trek last August. Although the ride was smooth this vehicle was made for off road. It is understandably loud inside at highway speeds. Mainly from the drive train. Mine is completely stock with the exception of the SSI system installed for improved ignition performance. The Unimog has its place & I respect it's performance & history but for me the Pinz fits & exceeds my needs for overall enjoyment. It's truly a piece of history! I didn't expect how much attention it draws. There aren't many of them in the states & it definately turns heads everywhere I take it. I'm currently planning an overland conversion with the goal to keep it as original as possible. Great content highlighting this amazing vehicle! Best & keep.em coming!
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  21161. I own as a taxi W211 E270 cdi 5 cylinder 6 speed manual and it sounds sick..i have tuned the exhaust just a bit so i can hear it.i recently turned the odometer back to 0 for the second time after it maxed at 999.999.. first engine lasted 1.700.000 of working all day..
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  21162. That had me on the edge of my seat as well, Pink FTW what the lol. too good.
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  21163. I agree! Your comment is not bullshit, man. I was lucky enough to go there a couple of times to see the F1. Outstanding track!
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  21164. Nigel Mansell's blown tire in the 80's was replayed for years afterwards!
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  21165. Yeah, I was standing by the side of the track. I used to work in a lot of the businesses that surrounded the track, it was one huge party for two weeks.
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  21166. Nice tattoo, Ian! Cool 😎
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  21167. Finally it worked and I'm a member! I love and enjoying you and everyone around you. If you do a trip to Berlin Germany you're welcome and let's have a beer with a tasty Currywurst❤ big hugs
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  21168. That engine sounds amazing. Rally is love.
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  21169. Lots of people celebrate Christmas in July here. The pubs and clubs do really good business with it. See, we think about you all.😊
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  21170. We used to marshall local club rallies at night through country lanes. Being we had to get to 3 marshalling points each night we were going hell for leather to got to the next point, we never had a smash in the stages, but coming home one morning we hit a diesel spill and lost the car on a bend only doing around 30mph,spin, crash, bash, into a light pole - Ironic we'd been belting around all night and wipped out driving home.
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  21171. The Rechbergrennen (Rechberg race) takes place about 30 km / 20 miles north of Graz.
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  21172. 05:44 look.Yes that little "stripe" is on rim metal tunel for cover inflation hydralic hose to get lower or higher pressure on tires at driver cabin bush the buttons (remote control ) .
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  21173. THANK YOU HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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  21174. Using your hands was absolutely the right call. Really smart improvisations and substitutions too. I'd definitely give those a go, they look fantastic.
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  21175. Back in the days (pre '80s) the traffic lights on the street from the Seattle ferry terminal and up the hill were timed so driving from the ferry you wouldn't have to stop at the intersections and have problems with rollback.
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  21176. In Hungary we have a highway speed limit of 130km/h as well, but no average speed controll and unless there is an actual interceptor you are get a 20% tolerance and a 3% margin of error. So when in a hurry i jst set the crouse controll to about 155-160km/h (a bit under a 100mph) ans if the trafic allows i can crouse for days with no problem. Fun fact, yes that was a SEAT and I my self ownd an 04 Toledo, and yes it's about 75% pure VW the rest is Italian desing, Spanish assembly, and an AUDI interior. Pretty fun cars if you get em with the right engine... I'm onto getting an other Toledo with the 2.3l VR5
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  21177. 225.000 miles is fair for a 2.7. mine has 230.000 and runs fine.
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  21178. I'm 47 this year I've seen so much in my 40+ years I've learned to love live and respect authority I learned when my parents divorced that family is everything and that adultery was wrong and thatt you need to listen to your kids and not ignore them Unfortunately my dad decided his other brain was more important than caring gor his children and that showed me what a coward was really like..do now that I'm a dad of grown up children being a step dad I love my kids conditionally not just as a friend but as a dad and they respect me for stepping in where their biological father didn't and I am proud to show them what real love and care is.i have a degree of social science snd bachelors of counter-terrorism after 12 years of electro plating powder coating qnd metal polishing I needed a change s studied commercial cookery and hospitality became a chef then built a restaurant became a restaurant owner/chef completed doing my science degree and now I'm qualified to be customs/border security officer, I'm also a police chauffeur to my wife who did 14yrs in the navy and currently a highway patrol Snr sesrgent so we both have a great knowledge of life and social aspects surrounding elderly and youth and we respect both
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  21179. Alan from S.A. I have a satin grey Holden Trailblazer ,plates black with gold lettering BIG ALZ . PAY $ 250 a year for privilege. When living In Queensland I had Qld plates 816 ALS they were $600 but my plates for life. Cheers Big Al.
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  21180. By the way we have city WROCŁAW in Poland. People sometimes call it "Wrocek" Close to your nickname 😂😂
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  21181. hey bud. Sorry to hear this. Good luck with the dealership. I also purchased the mopar thing (and still paying 4 it). Keep us posted man.
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  21182. Congratulations! Wonderful name and beautiful family. Looking forward to whatever you have in store for us.
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  21183. Fantastic! Love these puzzles! 🤠👍 "Stay away from the Black Sea for the coastal countries, it's not the Mediterranean"! 🙋
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  21184. Showing 100k now 👏👏 well deserved mate, happy thanksgiving to you all
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  21185. Love lamb, bone in shoulder is the best. He's good with his method, but I'm better. Easiest way to make mash is to use a ricer. Chuck some garlic in it or add some nutmeg.
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  21186. In Europe most semi-trucks are automatic today. Some trucks you can have manual at extra cost, some you don't can't have manual at all. I drive quite new Mercedes Actros, only 420hp, 12spd automatic/robot, screen/camera mirrors, two screens on dash. Similar to that on this video, but what i'm driving is more poverty-spec, no chrome on dash 😄 Those cameras and dash screens are great when getting used to it.
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  21187. Congrats Ian. Our pleasure too.
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  21188. You are awesome! So openminded! I love to watch your videos <3
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  21189. Fun fact: genuine LX A9X four door sedans did not have SLR5000 along the side, only on the rear spoiler. Any A9X sedan with SLR5000 on the side is a replica. That was so they could be distinguished from SLR5000's with optional flares. Bonnet scoops and flares were only on A9X's and were an aftermarket add on for SLR5000's. Originals (SLR's) have no flares or bonnet scoop.
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  21190. The longer body car you were thinking of Ian is the Holden Statesman(which also use to come in a Caprice version in the 90's) which is what your cars were taken off of. The unusual Heli is the Erickson Air Crane that was built in Canada and is used for bushfires(wildfires for you)
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  21191. The brake booster wasn't there either. There was only a normal dual-circuit master cylinder and the pneumatic brake booster was under the driver's cab on the frame. However, they weren't as fast as this one when the display is in miles. That would be 117 kmh. And you didn't want to be that fast either because it had terrible road holding and the brakes weren't over the top either. At 70 miles you can no longer get it to stop.
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  21192. Bless Your Family...
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  21193. Congratulations and welcome to your extended Australian family Sydney. I love how talkative Emma is today. I was close with my guess, but I selected another Australian capital city, Adelaide, as I know that has been used as a female name in the past.
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  21194. Learned some new expressions😅
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  21195. Your new name should be, Ian "Capone" and you have cornered the Tim Tam market of Chicago....no one can touch you now!
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  21196. In Bondi, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Eastern suburbs, Mosman, North side of the harbour around Lane Cove & Ryde, Cronulla, Kangaroo Point, Brighton Le Sands, all have fancy cars being driven on the streets
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  21197. Went to Summernats when I was a kid in the early 90’s.. I can still remember the town stank of burnt rubber! 🤣 loved the sound of XD with a filthy V8 in it. Ahh memories 😢
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  21198. That manufacturer for the Torana model are very well regarded and expensive. Great products. I have a couple. Such attention to detail. They are all made in limited numbers.
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  21199. Ferrari F40 with Tsuchia at the wheel at Suzuka (with english subtitles): https://youtu.be/5UeJ2b6Qhzw
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  21200. Good morning sir, hope you and your family are good, say G'day to Pedro for me!
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  21201. Hey IWrocker, what Wheel and paddles did u order?
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  21202. Hi Ian. Now imagine all these and more in a real big crash scene. Just a couple of days ago we had one of those here (Vollsperrung/full closure A (Autobahn) 45 Anschlussstelle/junction Siegen, FR (direction) Dortmund, LKW-Unfall/truck-crash), everything from emergency response to firefighter to heavy lift equipment to rescue helicopter (callsign "Christoph 25", an Airbus H135, landed right there on the highway). Quite a sight.
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  21203. Get a Plymouth Trailduster. Build the 440 drop full floating axles and run 37s.
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  21204. I’m sure the video you done last week with the driving instructor, I think he has a video explaining and driving though in multiple directions
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  21205. Echidna also commonly called the spiny ant eater in times past but less so today. I would not be so pedantic to call Spiny Ant Eater wrong. Even the then treasurer and future Prime Minister, Harold Holt, called it a Spiny Ant Eater when describing the soon to be released first decimal coins for the five cent piece. : https://youtu.be/Qnmp-da-U6E A not so fun fact that after a year or two being Prime Minister he went for a swim into the ocean off a semi private surf beach and his body has never been found. The local council of his electorate commemorated his name by naming a public swimming pool after him.
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  21206. In Czechia we also had all blue lights on police and fire department cars not too long ago. I think it's been about a year now, that we have the "american style" lights.
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  21207. Happy Thanksgiving. All the best, from Florida.
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  21208. All the new land cruiser prado needs is some modifications from Arctic trucks
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  21209. In Oz we also had the 225 slant six, or slopey as we colloquially called it, then we had the 215, 245 and 265 hemi ( straight six) , in the small block we had the 273, 318, 340 and 360. The 265 hemi on the street was more than a match for the Holden and ford small blocks. Mopar or No Car. Its us against them
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  21210. About bite of belgium ; OMG ! You got "pain perdu" ! It is my childhood breakfast ! (you can also eat it as dessert). It's roughly bathing bread in egg and cooking it like an omelette and you put sugar on it ! AMAZING ! If they got this, i'm 90% sure they are french speaking tenants since this recipe is less known in the flemish part Their belgian burger seems legit.. we really like putting crispy caramelised onions in our burgers.. mostly during village parties/festivities. I can smell that burger from here ! About their beers ; very common here but their selection is on point ! Chouffe, Duvel and Chimay is a winning trio but careful they are very strong ones ! (above 8°) I would go there as a belgian and i would recommand you this place ! My menu for you ; -Duvel Triple -Belgian Burger -Pain perdu (yes, breakfast as dessert), this is tooooo typical belgian to skip this ! Be ready because you'll feel full after this !
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  21211. Most of this information is wrong.
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  21212. Man you are a crack up, 🤣. You guys are more Aussie than some Aussies I know. I agree with another comment AusWrocker Sundae. I also felt that you were a little light on with Milo, remember 3 scoops for the bowl & 1 for your mouth, ha ha. Love your videos ❤️🇦🇺
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  21213. Please send the Tim tams back to Australia, for we've run out in the supermarkets because you've got them all haha. 🤪😜🥳👍....the tim tam slam segment is so funny 😂 PS try the white choc ones and the mango...tell us what you think.
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  21214. Please do Swedish inventions and you will be suprised.
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  21215. Never had Mexican CocaCola but Jarritos Cola, sold in Australia as a product of Mexico , is glass bottled, has citrus tones and probably my fav cola.
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  21216. You may also take a look at the Tabernas Desert in Spain (280 km2) or the Oleshky Sands in Ukraine (1612 km2).
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  21217. i have subscribed to this lady and i asked her how she's enjoying her new life in the country her response was shes loving it
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  21218. Sponge cake is really hard, it was a great first try. It’s all about ratios to get the correct rise.
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  21219. The Coles 100 years gift was given to every employee on Coles' 100th birthday, which was in 2014.
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  21220. WOW Awesome 👍 how good did that make you feel. 👍🤠👍
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  21221. The relationship between F1 and IMS was never especially cosy - both sides expected a tad more deference from the other than they ended up getting. It's said F1 never thrives anywhere more than 10 minutes from a good espresso, and Indianapolis was probably the golden example of that. Austin is a much better fit. Ah, the V8s. In 2006 they brought in the rule specifying 2.4-litre V8s, which basically meant, "Take your old V10 and lop the last two cylinders off." It left F1 locked into a rather expensive engine when the GFC hit, but that was probably inevitable either way (certainly going from the V10s to today's turbo hybrids wouldn't have been cheaper!). As for the sounds, having risked my hearing a couple of times in Melbourne back in the day, I can tell you they were so loud you could physically feel the air vibrating in your ears. Hearing protection was not an option in those days. And the sole V10 I ever heard (the Minardi two-seater) was on another level again, as far above the V8s as the V8s were above NASCAR engines. Edit: The one on fire is Nico Rosberg; looks like the Toyota engine in the back of his Williams just had enough. Nico was then in his second season, but ended up winning the championship in 2016. His father is 1982 champion Keke Rosberg, which makes him the second World Champion son of a World Champion father (the Hills, Graham and Damon, beat them to it by 20 years).
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  21222. LOL TY Ian, that was a great laugh. Gotta love whoever put that door handle on especially if it leads too the toilet 😱😱😱😱 Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘👍👍
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  21223. Hell yeah bro it’s good to see you back n representing nice hoodie. I been thinking about wrapping my bumper white I’ll look forward to that video so I can learn how to do it from the pro.
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  21224. Ian, I loved your video and reactions on 4WD in Australia. The 4wd 24/7 YouTube channel that you watched is one of my favourites. Other good ones in Australia that I would recommend are Ronny Dahl 4Wheeling Australia and Tyler Thompson. I’ve watched some of American videos on 4WD and I’ve noticed that not too many of your trucks are fitted with air snorkels and frontal protection bull-bars, whereas in Australia, these are one of the first things we fit to our 4WD. That’s because we have a lot of river crossings and kangaroos are known to jump in front of your vehicle without warning. In another of your videos, you were surprised to hear that there is snow in Australia. The Australian Alps has more snow cover (in area) than the Swiss Alps! The Victorian High Country featured in your video is covered in snow in winter.
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  21225. Yo is that a better call Saul licence plate ?
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  21226. Much respect ✊🏻!
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  21227. Hey Ian Love the Chanel mate Absolutely love your response to our places and things If I could work out how to post a photo here my scouts found a brown snake while hiking the great ocean walk in the great Otway national Park in Victoria au You should check out a few videos from the area Jason
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  21228. the Brock/Cleland car shown at 14:42 is a replica. My nephew recently sold the original to an Aussie expat in America so Ian look out for it as i think he intends to race it in demonstration events.
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  21229. Aussies are very generous. Enjoy bro
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  21230. I guess our equivalent would be the BCF stores (Boating, Camping, Fishing) but they don't have guns, so a huge section missing. My middle brother is 62 right now and probably gets at least one (probably more) $50 o $100 BCF voucher every birthday, as he is a mad keen fisherman/camper and who knows what he already owns, so best to let him choose.
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  21231. There is this one time where a guy here in New Zealand drove over 100 km...with no brakes. And this was on steep, windy roads.
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  21232. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year From Downunder Tassie.
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  21233. I was born in 1950 and remember all these ads plus many more. Pity it didn't go longer. 👍🤗 I never drank Tarax naked but in retrospect I should've. 🥳😜
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  21234. Truth is you have to go north to find real Aussies, the top end is the heart land of Australia. Even the aboriginals aggee , the southern part is not worth living in .
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  21235. Morning morning..thanks for the wake up laughter have an amazing weekend.. the kitty socks had me In tears of laughter
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  21236. I could be wrong but it looks like it was filmed in New Zealand
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  21237. He also drove nascar
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  21238. Yesss I've been asking/waiting for this on love it my man
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  21239. A suggestion for a video would be the comparison between a street car, a supercar and an F1 car. They do it at the Melbourne Grand Prix every year
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  21240. I had a VK as my first car, ran on dual fuel (the second was LPG). Love this car.
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  21241. American passes secret Aussie citizenship test boom
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  21242. Ian dropping videos like I’m dropping beers in Thailand atm😂👍 Awesome video BTW 👍
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  21243. Wow that's a neat car. Crazy very brave women. I don't think I would have done that. love to you and the family. From UK 🇬🇧👍👍 b Safe take care. PEACE ☮️ an old cockney gal. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you all. 🎄⛄🍺🕊️🎁❄️🦃🍷🍾
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  21244. This vid might be of interest to you in the vain of the mysterious, it's the famous Min Min Light of Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqB8Kk7T9Ko
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  21245. Hi Ian , love the channel , it’s so refreshing to see such enthusiasm , Skodas are cool , I have a Karoq suv and before that a yeti , both have been brilliant, it’s amazing how smooth a 1 litre 3 cylinder turbo engine mated to a six speed manual can be. Also loved the coverage you did of Group B , I grew up in the eighties and it really was the golden era of rallying .
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  21246. Just one word is needed to describe him = Brazilian! 👌
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  21247. Mmmmmmm. Fooooood. The greatest thing about living in Australia is having access to so much great food from around the region. Indian/ Burmese/ Thai/ Cambodian/ Vietnamese/ Korean/ Chinese/ Japanese/ Filipino/ Indonesian/ Malaysian/ Indonesian/ it's all spectacular. Pot noodle is the biz! =D
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  21248. Those Mi Goreng noodles by Indo Mie (Indonesian) are the best! You get about 5 little sachets of stuff with each pack too. So good.
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  21249. For free check out king stingray….. it’s indigenous music they been playing on a local radio station called triple J…. Awesome catchy beats years of love it…
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  21250. I remember the opening of the Sydney Opera House back in 1973, I was 10 years old at the time my father worked on the construction site while it was being built as a young boy. This filled me with pride.
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  21251. Jacques Lafitte 🇫🇷. The French Legend of Formula 1 top Rider, and in "24H du Mans"
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  21252. I first started working for Scania GB in 1982, there where plenty of Scania LB’s still on the road. In later years I spent many years working with Safeway food stores uk developing the Scania/Safeway Natural Gas Engine.
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  21253. Marsh's passing was a shock but he was getting on a bit but Warne's is a total shock.....so out of the blue. Very sad.
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  21254. The TriDrives are always impressive. But it must cause a lot of understeer when accelerating
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  21255. Americans always seem to have great teeth. Is dental treatment cheap there?
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  21256. Happy Birthday for last week! Jeez you made me feel old, in 2000 I was 42. The Opera house really is a strange building. About 15yrs ago I worked for an engineering Co and we went to do some maintenance on it, Nothing is straight or square, We were working under it and the maintenance access was like a curved tunnel, even the piping is curved.
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  21257. PORTUGAL YEAAAAHHH
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  21258. Matsos Ginger beer is my absolute favourite drink on the planet...🍺👍
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  21259. Yo, that Robert Kennedy guy is apparently supposed to reform a lot of systemic health issues, maybe send him a letter.
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  21260. You guys could open a Tim Tam store soon lol.
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  21261. Nice truck pedro!
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  21262. doesn't fire need oxygen . i mean it is the space station, you don't think they have air there XD ?
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  21263. You need to check out Wilfred the dog ... absolute gold Aussie (weird to some,) comedy..I think you'll like it
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  21264. I worked with the Multicar 30 Years ago. It's light enough to clean the sidewalks from Snow where the Unimog is too heavy. I used the Unimog to clean parkinglots.
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  21265. Yeah Mr GT does a lot of walk arounds as well and drag racing. should be a vid before of those cars parked. He has a Greek Aussie accent, each nationality have their own. The plates are real, you can get US style,euro,jdm etc... check out NSW RTA for different style plates.
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  21266. Are you guys really drinking Tequila in front of Dani, who can’t? Mean lol 😆 , but I’ll still try to make this recipe 🇲🇽. We always have Jasmine and Basmati rice in the house.
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  21267. Robert Kubica pronounced Qu-Bits-A was a great driver for BMW F1 I was a big fan of him. Did manage to get his autograph.
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  21268. May I ask you why do you think the cars, SUV and trucks in the US are much bigger than in Europe?
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  21269. The guys name is Clinton Smith I’ve met this guy before, and Ive also been arrested by Ash Bowden lmao 🤣 also the car is a Mitsubishi Lancer
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  21270. Chicken Salt, greatest spice ever. But if Australia isn't going exist we could all go and invade California, it's a separate country, isn't it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  21271. Well, these breads are not pretty. I don't like these bagged breads. I think that if it didn't contain all the crap that goes into bread in the USA, it wouldn't taste good either. They just don't look good. The crust of the bread should be crispy. Fortunately, here in Budapest, I can buy decent bread anywhere. Either in a store or in a bakery. There are so many of them everywhere in the city
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  21272. Congratulations and can you please react to “scania V8 straight pipe compilation”?
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  21273. Awesome!! Wonderful. However, in the last few years, a lot of Aussies are scared to celebrate Australia day. I'm not sure if its okay to celebrate it this year..
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  21274. I am glad I nailed Las Cruces with my guess(mainly thanks to the company SCS that make American Truck Simulator on pc) which is why i remembered it. The Choc sultanas are devine.
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  21275. Torana every day of the week!
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  21276. Fantastic video
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  21277. The Subaru at 8.45 is driven by Travis Pastrana. He came second in the shoot out this year. The big old red fire breather is a Fiat S76 a.k.a. “The Beast of Turin.” Built for land speed record. 1910s I think. 28.4 litre 4 cylinder!!! 10.30 looks Shelby but it's a chev cheetah by Bill Thomas in the 60s to compete against the Shelbys. Unfortunately the Mello Yello NASCAR crashed into the hay bales and spun this year. Most of the body was wrecked.
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  21278. Can’t really comment on beer since I don’t drink much, I enjoy a good cider every now and then but not really into beer. I remember my grandfather (pop) made his own home brew beer though. Since my older sister stayed with our grandparents a lot when she was younger, she and pop had a ritual at 3:00 where they would have beer and chippies (crisps/packet chips). She would get a little shot glass of his home brew beer and a little packet of chips. Not sure how healthy that was for a kid haha, I admit she has a high tolerance for alcohol now, it doesn’t affect her much. I never tried his beer so I have no clue what it was like although my mum said it was strong stuff. By the way I just came across a video I think you might enjoy, it’s an ‘only in Australia’ kind of vid. https://youtu.be/GS7OjALz8c0 Hope you enjoy.
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  21279. When I saw that bus my first thought was that if the distance between the front and the middle axles is longer than the width of the bridge, he's not going to make it. Turns out it wasn't.
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  21280. You should react to rhino rocket it's 1 of these engines but fully loaded around 3800 HP for truck pulling here in the Netherlands
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  21281. I live near the glass house mountains, they are a beautiful place to visit
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  21282. Just for your information, with a naturally cloudy Hefeweizen the yeast is at the bottom of the bottle. By placing it on the top of the bottle and gently swirling it, the yeast deposits get into the beer and give the beer a kick!
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  21283. Majestic bird, love them
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  21284. Fraser island sorts the men out from the boys when it comes to driving a four wheel drive.
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  21285. I remember driving an 8 tonne truck (17500lbs) with stage gear for concert at 2003 24hr...where the Nations Cup 427ci Monaro won with Peter Brock..look that one up!! The truck I was driving you could walk quicker than it up through the cutting...250hp diesel definitely got a workout going up the mountain..Don't think it got to 20mph
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  21286. hahahaha nice try tho 🤠
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  21287. MORE PRACTICE MATE. YOULL get it.
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  21288. That black mark on either your screen or the video made me think I had something on my screen for a while there.
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  21289. Good Effort but a bit of a Shocker mate 🤣🤣🤣
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  21290. 😂😂😂😂 It's the vowels. Some are okay, but it's the "O"s that give it away. (American Os, especially in the Midwest are so different to ours)!
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  21291. I think you started to tighten your grip a bit when your throw changed. Possibly your throw is a bit stiff and straight like a baseball pitch. Someone else in the comments got it right. More of a sweeping motion with the arm and a bit of a wrist flick would help
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  21292. The thing about Ronnie is, he plays both left and right handed
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  21293. Awesome truck the body looks good for its year
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  21294. In Australia the 2trailer set up has 82 tonne the 3 trailer has from 94 to 102 tonne, then you have the mining set ups being from 5 to 8 trailers there weight is out of the universe
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  21295. Ian, I did send you one of those pre mixed cans from Australia. I sent it back in September but I assume it has not arrived as I have not seen you do a mail video with my parcel. Anybody reading this who has sent a parcel to Ian? How long did your take to arrive? Mine is nearly 7 weeks now without arriving.. :(
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  21296. I live next to one of these in the Netherlands, its so out of place. A very unique place as its surrounded by woods. I believe they are called "Sand Drifts".
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  21297. When you look up the word 'Champions' in the dictionary. There's a photo of the IWRocker family. 💜
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  21298. Congratulations to you both 🎉🎉.Family first always.🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  21299. Ian, I enjoy your channel a lot. I don't know if it's just me but it seems your discord link doesn't seem to work. I have sent an email to your Gmail account which you should really look at. Thanks heaps for your videos. Cheers.
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  21300. '84 was the wet race where it was red flagged early and Prost took the win from Senna in the Toleman having passed Prost before the finish line but results went on the previous lap with Stefan Belloff third in the normally aspirated Tyrrell.
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  21301. They were doing 260/280 kmh back then no joke those cars quicker then most think bro
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  21302. Your father in law dresses to impress
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  21303. Totally love GC indy weekend, even if It's missing the champ cars... Bowdens own dont make a half bad car wash either
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  21304. Awesome Video!
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  21305. Best thing about Australia legal drinking age is 18
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  21306. EMMA is only popular in Australia after YOU named your daughter 🤣😂🤣
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  21307. Congratulations mate. You deserve it
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  21308. I love trucks and I certainly love Jeeps. But I am on the fence about the Scrambler. I agree that the mid-size truck market is exploding and the Scrambler will no doubt be at the top of the heap when it comes to off-roading. I think putting a diesel motor in it as an option is a must. It just makes sense. Price point is going to important to its success. If the Scrambler is going to flirt at all with the 60 K mark then I think people will tend to shy away from buying one. That being said extras like a winch on the front would be nice. I think fuel economy will be important to. Again I'm firmly on the fence with this one, maybe once I see one up close it'll help me decide.
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  21309. That was a great reaction/ debate motor sport video Ian, You should have been picked up by a TV motor sports channel for your great and unbiased delivery. I am an Aussie and have been watching the V8 supercars for 43 years, but I also love Nascar, F1 and any motor sport. I really dig your'e enthusiasm when seeing you react to all kinds of motor sport. Keep them coming bro.
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  21310. A channel your family would enjoy looking at would be 'the doggie daycare farm'. It is what the title says and is on the western outskirts of Sydney. Sometimes he films the bus trip into Sydney city to Centennial Park to pick up that day's dogs. Gold standard, ex-navy couldn't people to well after a couple of tours of the middle east. Lovely family. They are filming on their farm every day for their clients to see what is happening with their fur babies. He can be very interesting too, talking about the different wild life around the place. He has snake proof fencing on his property and takes the dogs bushwalking every day. Just a different view of everyday life. I like the channel myself as the dogs are the happiest and fittest I have ever seen. Your channel is pretty good too! Your mail is getting interesting now you are getting less timtams. Filming a trip to the post office would be interesting. Maybe someone should send you a parcel to take to the post office staff. That would be funny!
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  21311. As an Aussie who lived in the USA for 9 years, 2 things I really missed were sausage rolls and meat pies. 😋
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  21312. this channel goes german XD the unimog is one of the greatest vehicle ever bulid. pls watch some DTM stuff from the 80s 90s awesome cars. my favorite is the Opel Calibra from 93-96 great v6 engine sound. i myself have a 1993 Calibra with a 2L 16v Turbo a lovely car
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  21313. Here in England houses are built to be as hot as possible for as long as possible, it makes nights the worst when it's hot, epecially those with conditions that get worse in hot weather. Someone in my house has one, so we do have AC, but only a portable unit, takes the edge off for sure. It's already the hottest day of the year where I am, and it's only 11:30am.
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  21314. If you can't see the truck's mirrors on the truck you're following, the truckie can't see you. Instead of being a hemmaroid, people should keep a 2 second gap. But then again we're talking about knob jockeys who don't give a f@#k for anyone but themselves.
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  21315. In UK I used to have a 2 finger KitKat as part of my lunch each day but they were wrapped in silver foil with a paper sleeve. I moved to Hungary and the KitKats were in a plastic pack, something like those shown here. They were sweeter and not as good, so I stopped buying them
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  21316. For the F1 pitstop there is actually a video on the official formula 1 youtube channel called "World Record F1 Pit Stops | Red Bull Racing Register The Fastest Pit Stop Three Times!". You don't get as an impressive view like the mechanics PoV, but a really good view from the side. And losening those 5 wheelnuts on the Nascar pitstop looks really insane. The first video doesn't do it any justice in my opinion :D
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  21317. You're a bloody legend mate!! Never met a fellow Aussie with a basement!
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  21318. The Golden Turf of Bathurst WOW!!! Nice stuff People Awesome to see Ozzie's doing what we love to do best is Give!! Thanks for the share Ian and family!!!
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  21319. Irish family, we were in the U.S. In September 2001. Didn't see the flags outside every house until after 911. Perfectly understandable at that time.
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  21320. Love these videos, something about you is just great - Love from Aus
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  21321. Great stuff, one of those commentators was Allan Moffat winner for 70, 71, 73 and the most famous of all 1977.
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  21322. I feel I have to share a famous local clip of a human interest show "Man Bijt Hond" from my country Belgium. On YouTube, it is titled: Old man parks his car (ENGLISH SUBTITLES) It's good. It's made some fame on some subreddits. Take the clips in your video, take an amazing driver well into his 80s, and watch him park into his garage and get to his living room. The details though, you're going to have a great time.
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  21323. That's nice but this is better ;-) The Beast of Turin returns to Goodwood
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  21324. Hillclimbs? I suggest you dig around for some Race to the Sky vids. Been quite a few years since it ran but, wow, what an event, held in the South Island of NZ like a southern hemisphere Pikes Peak. Run what you brung, the more hairy arsed the better.
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  21325. Hi Ian, I think it would be nice if you educated us on the other side of the pond on US Pickup Trucks, the brands, the workhorses and all that stuff- Cheers!
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  21326. Don't feel too bad matey, a lot of kids in the UK can't find London on a map if the name isnt written on the map.
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  21327. Apartments is multi storey building usually. Flats is more like 2 to 3 storey buildings
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  21328. I thought you going to give 7.9 to VB but I hate VB I am not a big beer drinker but I like Tassie Beer so far and I am a Victorian
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  21329. Greetings from CZ! We had one of these, after my father sold his 20 years old Trabant combi. It was quite a shock for him, cause Skoda Favorit we had, was equipped with fuel injection system from Bosch (later model) so it had 3x more HP than Trabant. I remember that my dad was happy with Skoda Favorit. It never brake down. Very reliable. Our version of Skoda Favorit was higher version. It had front spoiler, rear spoiler, rear wing, audio - radio with casette player. There are also some version with diesel engine without turbo 1.9D and with clima or power steering. When I was kid, I liked this car. Nowadays is very hard even in CZ to find Skoda Favorit in good shape. Nobody uses it anymore, max for hobby rallycross.
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  21330. lol 😂 yes Melbourne is best for coffee and food but in saying that, I’m biast but Western Australia is the best 😁 if you ever visit I’d love to show you around
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  21331. Love that you have a Holden red bull racing car! Best team hands down
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  21332. Ian, you mentioned Japan as one of the countries that drive on the left hand side of the road. Generally speaking, driving on the left has little to do with cars. In Japan at the time of the samurai, city streets and footpaths were quite narrow and most samurai were right-handed and wore their sword on the left. The theory is that they kept to the left side of the road to avoid crossing swords and bumping into each other. This is similar to the situation in medieval Europe, as described in the video. The official acceptance of using the left side of the road in Japan came in 1872 and it coincides with the introduction of the railway. At the beginning of the Meiji period (1868 - 1912), the country did not have the capacity to build a railway system on its own. France, Britain, and America offered to lend a hand and the British won. So thanks to the Brits, all of the trains run on the left side of the road. Electric trams and horse-drawn railways followed. And once the first cars appeared in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century, it was logical for them to abide by the left side rule. A law was finally passed in 1924 mandating left-side driving for cars, and it stuck to this day.
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  21333. Always been curious why many homes in the states are built so cheaply when susceptible to natural disasters, or is that the point? Is it likely to be torn down anyway
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  21334. In NZ we can choose colours, styles, sizes (Euro, Japanese & US) as well, but not the options the Aussies (NSW) seem to have.
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  21335. Typical American. Tim Tams are for eating, not accumulating.
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  21336. Finally got my a/c installed & I'm lovin' it. Effing hot in Surfers today. Hope those first docs end up on display, not in the War Memorial's Mitchell warehouse in a drawer.
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  21337. Yes Australia is much closer to the equator than the USA. Sydney is about the same distance south of it as Los Angeles is north of it.
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  21338. Mate, that's video from Darwin, one of the strangest places I have visited in the world....... Grüße aus Australien
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  21339. Stella Artois is a very famous Belgian beer. I have no idea if it's the best or one of the best, but it is definitely easy to find worldwide. I have always liked it. I am sure it is sold in USA too. Try it
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  21340. GLASS bottled is the only way to go! 👍
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  21341. 14:04 "You guys have lower crime and doors like that?!" Yes, they give up. 😅
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  21342. At '5:40" "What is that?" That is a GM my friend. Passed it pretty easily too.
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  21343. Hello from Switzerland, the one ambulance that you couldn't identify is a Citroën, the back is probably custom-made, looks a bit unusual, but in terms of the suspension it is definitely the most comfortable ambulance ever. Peugot, Citroën, Fiat and sometimes Renault and Opel occasionally have vehicles that they offer together, i.e. the chassis and bodywork are identical, the only differences are the front, engine and a few other details. From a distance it is sometimes difficult to tell which brand it really is. The Renault truck with the high body is (probably) a swap loading system that offers quite interesting advantages. Depending on the application, you can pull differently equipped containers onto the truck (with special hydraulics on the truck), be it for fire-fighting, rescue, chemical defense, etc. These are also used by construction companies/transport companies, for rubble dumps (which are simply placed on the construction site and then picked up when fully loaded). There are very different structures.
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  21344. DEFINITELY not enough videos on this thanks man! had to find all this out myself since im in the market.
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  21345. I thought netball was played world wide like basketball, im sure i have seen Australia and USA play netball so im surprised you know nothing about this someone correct me if I'm wrong. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  21346. Personally I don’t think you have enough 🤣 we’ll send ya some more 👌
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  21347. 2:07 That's an AMG One. The fun fact about that thing is that it's powered by the Mercedes AMG F1 engine. 2:16 That's an all electric 2000hp Rimac Nevera (made in Croatia). 3:07 Koenigsegg Yesko. A Swedish hypercar that is currently the fastest car in the world (330mph or 531km/h) 6:30 Hennessey Venom F5. American contender for the fastest car in the world (so far it did 290mph while testing) 11:14 Aston Martin Valkyrie. It's V12 is co-developed with Red Bull Racing Team.
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  21348. The truck you couldn’t identify is a Nissan patrol
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  21349. G'day Ian, thanks for this one,the sales of Utes has gone crazy in the past few years I bought an new one in 2081 and it's worth more now second hand than it cost me, keep making great shows and look after your family, cheers, Neil.
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  21350. LMAO re Torana. 😂. Why do I feel like Ian probably considered that for a second? 😂
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  21351. The 48-215 was commonly, but not officially, referred to as the 'FX' not FJ,. The FJ was the second model.
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  21352. Now this is my country and I'm from dunedin and I've told you so many times ask me anything just ask and I tell you things they won't tell you buddy. this is the last time going to try.
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  21353. I drive Volvo 6x4 and 5 axles trailer. It is even stronger there thanjs too more axles. Also can you imagine this brake system in US with these flatbed trailers without headbords?!! Here in Scandinavia we must fill in every gap betwen headbord and load, quite often we install temporary headbord frame somewhere on trailer to support load.
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  21354. Beetles did OK at Bathurst in the early 60s…. 18:00 spotted someone listening to Yothu Yindi… you might like them, too…
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  21355. We used to go on school excursions (field trips) in Bathurst to the gold mines. On Mt Panorama, is when you’ve just saved the understeer/oversteer snap from Forest Elbow and planted the throttle (gas) - it’s on your right.
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  21356.  @johnd8892  For the disc brake saga we've gotta go back to the '73 Sandown 250. Ford entered three works XA GT Hardtops that year - one for Allan Moffat, one for Fred Gibson, and a third car for their upcoming Bathurst co-drivers, Pete Geoghegan and Bo Seton. This third car wasn't even a racecar really, it was an orange test car entered at the request of head office. On lap 3, this car DNF'd when a rear wheel fell off - revealing a smoking, illegal rear brake disc, still hot from a thrashing by Big Pete! There were red faces all-round, both from Ford for getting caught cheating, and from CAMS for having missed something that obvious during scrutineering. To be fair, Ford had worked quite hard to hide it, even attaching the hand brake to a bonnet spring so it felt like it was still attached to something! With Bathurst coming up, rear discs mattered, and Ford was busy building 250 "further variants" of the GT Hardtop called the Landau to homologate them, as per the rules (the Landau was basically a Hardtop with the interior trim from the LTD limousine, which allowed them to sell it at a high enough price to recoup the cost). So the paperwork WAS being completed, but at Sandown it hadn't yet been rubber-stamped, and if Pete hadn't been quite so enthusiastic about throwing the car around we might never have known... Ah, CAMS, don't ever change!
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  21357. Promoted as give away but really a lottery.
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  21358. I have to try this
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  21359. Happy thanks giving and congratulations for your 100 subscribers, from Sydney Australia
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  21360. Mezcal is meatier Pedro 🥃 great show 👍👍👍
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  21361. Angle and speed control everything. You want more vertical for a tighter radius or more flat for long sweeping radius. Once you work out your angles for desired radius and arc it's all about power. Takes more power and a head on wind if going for a large radius. Tighten it up and slowly adding power till it starts landing a few feet in front of you.
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  21362. Back in the 80s my mum would say " Don't come home until the sun goes down."
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  21363. Yup, every country has them, also because I’m an Aussie I know few drongos lol. Met a few Americans, lovely people. Good, bad, stoopid lol people in every country on earth.
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  21364. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘 from Calvados France (Near D Day Beaches) I've learned much as well ! Great weekend to you and your family.
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  21365. You knew the flag of Saudi Arabia, and that's enough for me 😂
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  21366. Try natures window in Kalbarri national park
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  21367. Judd is a brand of racing car engines built by Engine Developments Ltd., a company founded in 1971 by John Judd and Jack Brabham in Rugby, Warwickshire, England. Engine Developments was intended to build engines for Brabham's racing efforts, and became one of the first firms authorised by Cosworth to maintain and rebuild its DFV engines, but has since expanded into various areas of motorsport. They also make or did make v10 engines
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  21368. Your Gunna put a lot of weight on with all those Tim Tams.
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  21369. Hello lWrocker nice cars
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  21370. The UK Orangina adverts were never that saucy - here's the 'Girl From Ipanema' one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssna23eB-MI And the "Shake the bottle, wake the drink" one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=holUX51kOIY Am I imagining there was a Lambada one as well?
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  21371. Lol I’m also from Tuggeranong Canberra
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  21372. Next Level Racing is an aussie company that does stands and full sim rig kits for sim wheels and pedals. Id suggest you take a look at their Wheel Stand 2.0. It allows you to mount the wheel base and pedals and is very convenient as it allows you to fold up the stand when not in use and put out of the way from the desk. It also has provision for chair wheels/feet so when you hit the brakes you dont just go sliding back.
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  21373. I love purple so Melbourne Storm have a good uniform. My sister also lives in Florida so I bought a Solar Bears top which I really love
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  21374. The second he said please don’t laugh at me too hard in the comments I’m literally just fuckin’. Nah mate Imma fuckin’ abuse ya in the comments
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  21375. This channel is SUPER good BTW and the guy usually explains everything at the end of the videos
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  21376. awesome sounding...plus the side exit just looks nasty!  If I ever get sick of the Race Venom muffler I might just have to be a copy cat!  Cheers!
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  21377. Our XA & XB Foulcan Wagons had drop or swing tailgates. They were an option i think, but i saw quite a few in the day. The Hurricane was the bomb for a 7yo I can tell you. :) it had the first appearance of the 253 V8, the rear view was closed circuit TV and as someone else says it had a magnetic pre GPS nav system. He missed a few of Holdens showcars, the Utester, The CrossX pre Crewman showcars, the Coupe60, the Torana TT36, Effigy, HSV HRT etc etc and Marilyn the Monaro Convertible
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  21378. A lot of the coles and woolworths brand stuff is very good now, some better than the brand names. for the most part they are getting better as well.
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  21379. Greetings from Adelaide! The Central Market is every bit as good as it looks. Atm the weather is cool and showery (12 - 16 degrees C) after a few comfortably warm sunny days maxing in the mid twenties. It's just starting to warm up into our spring after unpredictable September when for about six weeks the weather in Adelaide is almost as all over the place as in Melbourne generally. Cool with some rainy weather in winter, rarely dropping below 0C on the plains, hot and mostly dry and sunny in the summer getting between a few days and 3-4 weeks (sometimes in the last decade or so) of maximums 40C+, mildly warm sunny autumns, and springs that usually get progressively drier and warmer.
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  21380. Same! I was also one of the person suggested this XD
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  21381.  @IWrocker  yeah, really special. Being that close to it, those final rev blips are some of the loudest things I have ever heard. Truly shook your chest from the inside. Absolutely incredible
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  21382.  @IWrocker  - You wanna see where those french madmen put that engine in? Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4kN58K9rsc. 😉
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  21383. As an Australian geoguessr player, you did pretty well. probably better than a lot of aussies. there are obviously a lot of metas that only geoguessr players would know. but your landscape knowledge is quite good for a foreigner.
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  21384. When I watch this factory I have a feeling in my tummy that I had when I was a little boy. I would love to do each step once. Like a vacation in a factory.
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  21385. Citroën 2CV, that hardest vehicle to roll ever made. That "test area" you started in is Dirt Fish Rally School, in Snoqualmie, Washington. Man, you are pretty good at this video game driving! You got a fine touch on the controller. 👏👏
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  21386. Love Holden, Torana's and Brocky!!
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  21387. Hi Ian. If you like some metal, check out Electric Callboy. Hilarious German metal band.
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  21388. I love the crazy steering angles these machines achieve!!!!!! Not possible with an unmodified road car.
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  21389. You can hand them off to me, and I'll cover Mackay, Prosperpine, Airlie Beach and Bowen!
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  21390. Your reaction make the video more awesome bro.
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  21391. That's the whole point of the commercials. it's JUST a soda.
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  21392. Yes!!!! We will definitely do that! They’re sweet people there 😊and they love TimTams lol
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  21393. Happy Thanksgiving, mate! Have a good one.
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  21394. to tell you the truth its a nice place to visit but when it comes to health care i be broke
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  21395. A number of place names over the years have been changed/updated to be more PC and/or more respectful of indigenous people - one of the biggies is Uluru. Tully (between Townsville and Cairns) is apparently the wettest town in Australia, and one of the the few towns where clothes driers are common place. Atherton Tablelands up behind Cairns is a gorgeous rainforest and ex-volcanic region.
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  21396. I have a personalised plate (SA) I've got to admit the QLD site is way better than ours.
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  21397.  @prussiaaero1802  a girl meets a panda in a bar. They get on really well, he asks her home. “I don’t know… I’ve heard stories about you pandas…” “I’m not like the others baby, I really like you.” “Ok, but let’s go back to my place.” When they arrive, he asks for something to eat. “Uh, okay” she says. A bit weird, but whatever. As soon as he’s finished, they go to her room and get it on. The moment he’s finished, he pulls out two revolvers, fires them into the air, puts his clothes on and heads for the door. “Where are you going? You said you weren’t like the others!” “Sorry baby, I’m a panda. Look me up in the dictionary.” he says, walking out the door. Panda… panda… here it is: Friendly black and white mammal. Eats roots shoots and leaves.
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  21398. Far out mate! I watched this video last night myself.
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  21399. My youngest son is 14 and he's 5'11" and shaves as often as I do.
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  21400. Excellent upload mate well done , 93 octane is standard unleaded here our premium is 95 and 98 octane . I actually owned a VR Maloo ute 94 model , i sold it for 23k about 8 years ago . 👍✌️
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  21401. The Chev SS sales were deliberate. they only wanted to sell 15,000 of them. When we did the prototype instrument clusters we were told that the entire run would be no more than 15K so that is why they did not advertise them. I think the reasoning was the overall fuel average for chev vehicles (in California I think) - if they sold more of the SS then it would have increased their overall consumption figure.
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  21402. Yes it's factory colour, also looks amazing in lime green and grass green aswell.
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  21403. I haven't been pulled over but I have gotten some speeding tickets from cameras. U-turns are legal just not at certain intersections and I also call the things in the middle of the road islands and I assume everyone else unless there's some regional difference that I don't know about.
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  21404. NSW gets pretty cold inland but in summer it gets upwards of 40 degrees celcius!
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  21405. It's like the 'rally version' of a Gridlife event. You got pretty close when you said, "..real life Forza Horizon event.."
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  21406. Darwin climate is totally different to somewhere like Sydney or Melbourne or Perth, yeah. There is no winter - only a tropical dry season and a tropical wet (monsoon thunderstorm) season. It's like comparing the climate of Virginia with the climate of southern Mexico.
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  21407. Its great to see your beautiful wife join you Wello, keep up the awesome content mate.
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  21408. this is off the chain,come on someone had to say it.
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  21409. Great mail time guys,hopefully you will be opening our package in the next couple of days. We all enjoy watching your channel and your children must get so excited about the gifts they get. Merry Christmas to all of you.❤🎄🎄🎉🎉🎊
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  21410. Congratulations to the I Wrocker family and welcome beautiful Sydney ♡♡☆
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  21411. The simple "In Your Head" conversion from C to F is "Double it, and add 30". This is what I learned in Primary (Elementary) School. It's an approximation, of course, but it works. Another quick calculation for K's to M's is to add one third.
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  21412. I am (was, really) a teacher. We had American guests staying with us some time ago and they were shocked that I drove a BMW roadster. Didn't think it was a car a teacher could drive.
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  21413. Try a comment think from Germany.. We Mix,, Orange Soda with Coke,, and call it,, Spezi,,.. (Drink cold,, as every American😁
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  21414. Get the metro 6r4 on this channel.
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  21415. I remember when you received a parcel that was opened and had nothing in it. The bird is a lyrebird
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  21416. You can order them on Amazon. I found it cheaper to order them from the American Amazon site and just get them sent straight to my friends place in CA. I’m pretty sure you can order the big family pack.
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  21417. @IWrocker, Austria's name in it's native German is Österreich. Öster (Ö pronounced like "er" in "her" [minus the H]).is german for Eastern, and reich, pronounced like rye-k with the german kh sound) is German for Reign/Realm.
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  21418. That Hilux is an AWD. Rewatched the footage afterward and all 4 wheels were throwing dirt and stones. But the back of that car if pretty light so that might explain why it was drifting a little.
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  21419. Was about to sell it , but honestly never really put a lot of money into it so i have decided to keep it as a second car.
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  21420. Interesting point you may not have known. The Sydney Opera House was not opened, it was launched. I was there for the launch watching from the Domain, the point opposite the Opera House to the east, just short of my 10th Birthday. My bother’s friend’s father was the captain of one of the Tugs that were tied to one of the tips of the front seaward sails that launched it. My brother was on the tug with his friend for the launch and was given a piece of the ribbon that connected the tug to the Opera House.
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  21421. The thrill was F1 worthy ;)
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  21422. Here’s one for you Ian, you can 30 earths between the earth and the moon. There a good video you can check out if you haven’t already, the universe is way bigger than you think. I don’t remember you doing it before.
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  21423. man you have a lot more to discover about the Citroens you can't even imagine
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  21424. You should look at btcc onboard from 90 s
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  21425. I am from Adelaide and while it is a city, it's basically a big country town.
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  21426. Butter you have to eat it with butter, 10% to 25% ratio. GLAD to see.
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  21427. I feel like he started the first lap trying to take the proper lines, but then just decided it'd be easier to drift the thing around corners. Also, T-shirt and jeans? I figure he said to himself, "Well, if wipe-out I'm probably dead, so might as well try to stay as cool as possible during the lap."
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  21428. The British pound is higher in value than the US. Almost double the Australian dollar.
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  21429. Thanks bro! Yes pls, more crazy skilled truck driving! The main reasons are, like you said, very tight corners, narrow roads (highly regulated truck sizes) and especially fuel/gas prices, thus smaller but more powerful engines and gas emission limits. Much shorter driving periods, there has to be a recording "device" inside the cabin, which tells everything necessary to the authorities like police and the Trucking company you work for, cause the pauses are mandatory by law. Pub quiz, did you know, that according to German law, the operation of trucks over 7.5 tons and trailers is prohibited on Sundays and public holidays between 00:00 and 22:00. Of course exceptions are like food, medicine and other "must" have goods/items.
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  21430. 89 degrees in Kalgoorlie is jumper weather.
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  21431. Now that you've nailed our cities and states (thank you!), can we start working on the whole grilling thing? In Australia if you grill, the heat is coming from the top (I believe Americans call this broiling, which sounds like a disgusting of boiling and grilling 🤔). If you have it sitting over an open fire, whether flat plate of a grill it's called barbecuing. 🧏The other rule is that it has to be done outside to count as barbecuing. 😉
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  21432. I drove a HET in Germany in the early 80s. My trailer was 12 feet wide. My 8 wheeled tractor was 11 feet wide. I've been in villages where it was on both sidewalks spanning the road. Had to have police knock on doors to get people to move their cars out of the driveways for more room. A lot of the European trucks have steerable trailer axles controlled from the cab. Some of them guys could put a trailer in the tightest spot. Truly good drivers.
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  21433. Murray River is a river that runs between Victoria and New South Wales….just so you know. Love you guys. Say hi to the babies.💕
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  21434. There is an old lada 4x4 you should check out. The thing was unstoppable Or check out the suzuki jimny
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  21435. Mate that is like holding the Peter Brock trophy at Bathurst congratulations to you an all the family
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  21436. You should show some videos from the inside while driving around to get the full perspective of the drive & sound ♥️ these are amazing machines, also bull dozers 😂 like a D11 bulldozer
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  21437. I resent the "most capitalist country" bit. We have a social market economy, which is a form of capitalism, but by no means the most capitalist one.
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  21438. Happy Thanksgiving Ian to you and all your family , have a wonderful day ❤️❤️❤️
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  21439. Lol the beard is gone! :0
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  21440. G'day from down under! 🇦🇺 Cheese & Bacon, Vegemite and Pizza flavoured Shapes are my top 3, in that order. Next time I go shopping, I'll have to I would keep an eye out for the Hawaiian pizza flavour, but knowing my luck, they're not making it any more! Love your videos mate, I think it's safe to say that your whole family have become official Aussies, so congrats! 👍
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  21441. @ 5.41 is Frank Kelly from N.Ireland in his MKII Ford Escort which he calls Baby Blue. He has his own channel with loads of videos of him competing at events, showboating at events and talks about his car and what he has put into it. He is well worth a watch.
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  21442. From what I have seen in some videos, there are people who are not so fond of having a rally track going past their house. Loosing a mailbox is perhaps something one can accept. But I have seen a clip where a car goes off into a corner of a brick barn, and the thing is completely demolished. Or that a car ploughs throug a vine yard, flattening 100m of vine bushes. I dont know if they are always insured for such damage, its sure not nice in any case.
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  21443. ( Google well behaved tyre ) The was a an incident at bathurst in the 1990's I think where a tyre or a wheel came of a falcon on the mountain during a race and slowly rolled for a ling distance and eventually rolled off the track and bounced up onto a tyre barrier and perfectly landed on top of an old tyre sack as if it new where to go, a one off event, it's worth a look.
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  21444. You guys would have gotten the VE Ute in the US if the GFC hadn't happened in 2008 - GM were going to badge it as a Pontiac Sport Truck.....but then the economy went sideways. Also there is a guy on YouTube who has a Holden Ute in the US, fully street legal 👍
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  21445. I really like following you, you made me happy in the Czech Republic, you have a lot of interesting places and places that are worth it, cities, castles, chateaux and parks
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  21446. 😲first to comment, and a shout out!?!😲🎂is it my birthday?🤣🤣🤣great vid!👍🏻looking forward to the spring collab vid! Thanks bro!🍻🍻👍🏻👊🏻
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  21447. It was sad that women in Germany hadn`t found a man after WWI. After WWII a lot of women in Germany and Europe were widows , who found it very difficult to get by without a husband and children. My grandfather also missing in Stalingrad/Russia . Today is international women`s day , respect to all the women who had done so much.💙💚💜
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  21448. As partista77 explains, in Portugal this is quite common. Back in the day in the Azores Island it was they used to swap the gearbox with another with closer ratio than the original because the terrain is predominantly hilly.
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  21449. Camping used to be (and still is) a huge thing in Germany, and I think I’ve seen something like this in a documentary once, but it certainly wasn’t very common.
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  21450. That's amazing guys... congrats to you Ian (and family) for all the hard work and time you put in... and sticking to it.....thru all the joy and hard times.... you guys deserve to be proud of what you have achieved.... heres to the next 100k subs and more .... well done
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  21451. For me the height of f1 was the turbo era, 1.4 - 1.5 litre engines with a huge turbo capable of reaching 1400bhp from the qualifying engine which was only good for a few laps before needed a total rebuild. For me personally the Audi s1 quattro group B rally car has the best sounding engine, the growls, whistles and pop's can't be beaten!! Great job as always dude
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  21452. I was willing you to put the Cheezel on your finger and you did 😂 We used to do that as kids. And you liked the Cherry Ripe! One of my all-time faves. You are definitely an honorary Aussie now 😅
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  21453. Oooh snap, I been waiting for this one. Super keen to see it mate
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  21454. Aww so excited to see little Sydney. Congratulations. 💕
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  21455. So,you love rallying....search for "Chris Harris rally heaven",then you have to watch the mad men from France(tarmac specialists),Jean Ragnotti(clio Gr.A and maxi) and Panizzi(306 kit car).And it goes on....
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  21456. So now an actual Bathurst winner is a fan! And you must really have loved that XD because you didn't notice the car next to it was an A9X Torana!
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  21457. 🤤❤️👍😁
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  21458. G'day IWya. I'm from Aust. It's a shame most of us don't appreciate what wev'e got. Best of luck to you and your family mate. 😢😢😢
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  21459. It’s nice for the people who like to watch Bathurst with his family.
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  21460. Aussies don't put corn syrup in everything ;)
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  21461. Just came off of browsing the F1 reddit to this video. Perfect timing
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  21462. It's BAFF EST, MOUNT PANNO RAH MAH mate! Trust me from personal experience, no in-car camera or video footage of motor racing, or video game simulation of that circuit comes close to describing the feeling of actually driving around it at high speed in real life. By the way, a top-shelf 2021 spec Australian Supercar, such as the Shell Racing Ford Mustang driven by Fabian Coulthard or the Red Bull Racing Holden Commodore driven by Shane vanGisbergen, is bouncing off the rev limiter in sixth gear going through that right hander into The Chase off Conrod Straight at not much more than 190 miles per hour - or a shade over 305 kilometres per hour - due to mechanical constraints such as final drive ratio and engine rev limiter. Lastly, not only is Mark Larkham a qualified mechanical engineer who drove open wheeler racing cars - he raced both a 'Formula Holden' Reynard chassis fitted with Buick 3.8L V6 engine and Hewland 5-speed manual gearbox, also a Formula Brabham - with great success, he also ran his own team of Ford Falcon cars in the Australian Touring Car Championship for ten years, set the pole lap at the Bathurst 1000 in 1997 in a Ford EL series Falcon and finished 3rd outright in the race that same year.
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  21463. Dude the rum side tour is good too! And there is also a local Gin called Kalky Moon.... cheers from 1hr away from Bundaberg..
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  21464. Worth mentioning here, that the insane front-back linkage of the suspension helps diagonal axle twist while still providing some side to side stability. This makes it handle offroad extremely well in situations where other vehicles already lift wheels.
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  21465. The board of cards is pick the joker raffle. Tickets are sold for a chance to pick the joker. All the sold tickets (with the purchasers name on them) are put into the raffle bucket and at a predetermined time someone will draw a ticket and that person on the winning ticket gets to pick one of the cards hopefully picking the joker which will net a portion of the raffle takings with the rest usually going to a local kids sports club or charity. However if the joker isn’t picked the publican will reveal the joker and and each time the raffle is played and not won that losing card will be pinned to the board face up so as not to be picked again and the raffle can go on and on for weeks until some mungrel bugger takes it out. Forgot to mention that the joker is hidden on the board once again after each losing pick.
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  21466. Great tips Pedro, no burning eyes and fingers! 👍 The cheese looks good! 😋 Make them wait Pedro! 😁 We are looking for good cooks in the Australian outback! 🤗👍
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  21467. Imo the škoda rapid is wayyy the coolest one. A proper coupé
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  21468. Driving time here is strictly regulated, with tachometers and the likes, with hefty fined if breached. My dad is a truck driver here in the Netherlands, and he sometimes has to take a break even though he might be 15 minutes from home. It for good reason though, safety is very important on the road!
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  21469. Kimi was BRILLIANT!! Why use 15 words if 6 will do? Totally dry, wicked sense of humour! He once crashed at the Monaco grand prix & rather than go back to the pits he went & sat on his yacht in the harbour & chilled with a beer!! What a dude!! 🤣🍻👌
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  21470. I've passed it a couple times. It's do-able but not fun. However I deal with Athens traffic on a daily basis, so my skin is quite thick xD
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  21471. A lot of golf courses have at least have some kangaroos on them.
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  21472. In The Netherlands the exam is also around 40-45 minutes, on top of that you have to earn an theoretic exam first which can expire. most cities try to take an dificult route, and you must do some manoeuvres. There are lots of small streets and the practice of "jaywalking" is allowed everywhere in town. And there are lots of cyclists on top of that who go in all directions without looking out so it is really impotant that you can keep your eye at lots of things at the same time. The average speed limit in town is 50 km and 30 within the smaller streets. 50 km might not sound like much, but is already enough to heavily injure/kill someone
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  21473. I was always taught the americas are two continents, however i would still consider everyone americans whether they came from the north or south continent. always thought the USA hijacking the whole continents name was a bit unfair, however like you say "united statians" doesnt have a good ring to it and its too late to change the base name now i think. so it is what it is.
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  21474. I only have one question for you, Ian: did you feel it was harder or more difficult or more troublesome to drive a manual car through the same places where you normally drive an automatic and probably with the same amount of traffic?
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  21475. Maybe you should try watching "outback truckers" (if you haven't already) it goes into all the trucks used in the outback and probably Australia in general.
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  21476. Rally drivers are like your top gun pilots, the best of the best
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  21477. You should go mate I’m going I really would love to see ya there
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  21478. Wouldn't it be nice if the world was Cadbury? ;)
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  21479. It's not a thing in Flanders and the Netherlands as far as I know but I wish it was.
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  21480. 🤣🤣🤣 I love this!! Hey come on Ian Welsh is really hard lol 😆 My family is Sunny Indian & Welsh so I've been learning Hindu & Welsh. Welsh is really tricky. lol
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  21481. Thanks Ian I would never have known that a lot of these cars existed
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  21482. @IWrocker the sunshine state is "queensland" #QUEENSLANDAAAAAA
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  21483. Hi Ian, i had herniated disc, and i had to pay for MRI. (likewise we pay for specialists). I think it was around $390 +extras. Im not on private insurance. My criticism of Aussie system is the private insurance system. Gov gives huge rebates to the companies, and we have most people get the base insurance just so we avoid an extra tax levy. The prob is that insurance doesnt cover much , and it has high excess costs - so we have situation where you 'have' the insurance to avoid levy, yet you tell nurse you dont have insurance bc it will cost you extra for a basic hospital visit (no stay). It was on financial forum where people were told by the doctors / nurses to say you dont have insurance if you have the basic cover
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  21484. por fin españa! XD
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  21485. I Wish is You could come to have fun There with Us 💯❤️ .. BTW I like your RAM It’s looks Absolutely Epic..
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  21486. I whent to poland forvthe first time last year. The beer was good, but the 1 dollar vodka shots made them lovely. Great country to visit :-)
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  21487. The Toyota Fj Cruiser is still available in Saudi Arabia and also came with crawl control system like Lexus Lx570
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  21488. I can make that sound with my voice. Check put Tuvan throat singing. Cows and other animals also react to that really well.
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  21489. You can have a gas/petrol back up in a tesla keep a gas/petrol generator in the boot with a tesla charging lead on it and a few gallons just incase your battery runs out you can charge it anywhere anytime 🙃
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  21490. If this is interesting, check "jokkis" or "jokamiesluokka" racing in Finland. Everyone has same budget for a car and they have to sell their car to any racer who asks to buy it for that price. That's to make it fair and cheap. Crashes are inevitable but it's a lot of fun to see young kids, people in their 60-70s and everything between just going at it. Thats one of the reasons we Finns have so many great rally drivers (and drivers who's natural car handling capabilities are way beyond normal).
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  21491. Just to let you in on a little secret ... Garn has been a well used Aussie term for eons ... its actually Short For .... " Garn Get Fucked" and this clown Nailed it at Bunno's
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  21492. The Audi RS5 DTM turbo is insane, 600bhp from a 2.0 4 cylinder turbo…it sounds awesome, even compared to its V8 competition
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  21493. Hey Ian, just gave Jack Perkins a heads up on your reaction video. You may get some comments from Larry's son who does these episodes.
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  21494. Ian, the Elfin MS8 Clubman & Streamliner also had a bit of a Holden connection. Elfin was an old racing car manufacturer that was revived in the early 2000s with these cars. Powered by the GM 5.7 V8 same as the Commodore, Monaro/GTO and I think I remember that the guy that styled the Monaro styled this little sports cars. Not 100% sure but I think that was the story. BTW these things are pretty tiny for a 5.7 V8 https://youtu.be/yi_XudG2X0A
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  21495. Welcome back IWrocker. Ian mate now this is why I subscribed, car content Yes. You have great knowledge, experienced enthusiastic and just awesome in this area whereas others don’t. It shows mate. I remember watching this, and thinking woah definitely not a one man job, definitely one man paying for it all. 😎 Great content again Ian, more of it please thanks man, rock on. 🤘🏼
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  21496. I subscribed to your channel when you had that awesome power wagon and honestly it was one of the channels that inspired me to start my channel. Now you're being recommended to me again. Keep it up! 😎
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  21497. Sensational
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  21498. Love it
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  21499. BATHURST IS JUST A UNIQUE TRACK FULL STOP. 💯%
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  21500. It is going to be hard on the drivers and even harder on the cars in the heat. It will be 100°+ Fahrenheit
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  21501. That first photo was aslo known as the " Ford Cobra".
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  21502. Hi Ian great video, from a Ford man. In the 90's I had a gold VL Commodore, it wasn't a Walkinshaw V8. It was A 3 litre Nissan motor. From the factory. Do you know Walkinshaw has joined Ford Mustang this year for racing. Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  21503. One day you'll click on that Paul Vautin passenger video that's constantly recomended to you and i'll be here to watch.
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  21504. I only own the first generation Octavia - 2003. It has 20 years, 215000 km, eats oil (1 litre per every 1000 km). Other than that works just fine. Every now and then it needs some minor repair like .... doors stop working or something. But it gets me places. It's not comfortable, not very safe I would say... but you know .... cost me about 1200 USD to purchase in 2019 ... soooooo
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  21505. I think it would be interesting to watch you learn how to play this simulation game. How to think 2 or three shots ahead. How to position the cue ball for the next shot, how to use top and bottom spin.....
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  21506. Pls, keep right!! :D
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  21507. GT3 in rally looks like Lancia 037 from Group B (in terms of speed or cornering capabilities). Well, well made, Porsche, you did RR layout handling and looks like MR GrB bolide, finally, after 40 years. :D
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  21508. You are hilarious
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  21509. You're exactly right... One croc is bad. 🤣 Congrats on your pronunciation of 'Australia' it's now perfect. ✌️
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  21510. Drop Bears are legit, they are in family guy lol
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  21511. I won't be watching it live on telly. I'll be watching it live with you. Love your enthusiasm.
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  21512. Congrats again to all of you. Well deserved and many more to come. You are amazing and thank you for sharing so much with us, you spread joy, honestly.
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  21513. every mans dream
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  21514. I'm Australian but l love your bill of rights and constitution. Bloody wish we had those here
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  21515. our off road in middle east so much different than yours It’s very much about weight you will notice a lot of Japanese car like a old nissan patrol and many kind of toyota land cruiser you don’t have it in USA
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  21516. 1/ Macadamias are native to Australia (small area on the eastern NSW/QLD border ) , but are mainly now grown in Hawaii. 2/ That rock is boulder Opal. 3/ Darrell Lea Minty Balls are my favourite 4/ The Wagon Wheels were originally made by Webster Biscuits, a competitor to Arnotts, When Websters decided to stop making biscuits, Arnotts took over the production as they were so popular.
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  21517. We need the first amendment in our constitution
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  21518. Japan is like going to an alien planet. It is weird there.
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  21519. Glenn Seton was the gentleman's racer! Gifted man.....no one would ever say a bad word about him. He is a BOSS! My all time favourite Bathurst Legend!
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  21520. Happy Birthday for the other day, Ian. I had to laugh at the guy in the black and white photo with the model of the Opera House holding up his hand to his eye like a little kid pretending he was looking through a telescope. Fun fact, the "sails" of the Opera House are sections of a sphere of constant radius. This was helpful in having a consistent radius for the concrete forms which simplified the construction. The architect, Jørn Utzon, a Dane, was apparently inspired when peeling an orange. He ran into difficulties with the government at the time and changes were made to his design and, in protest, he left Australia, vowing never to return, and never saw the finished building. Sad, really.
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  21521. I'll tell you a secret: The round border at the end of each track ... is a circle. Circle ... is a parabola. Parabola always reflects to the focus point. Both the hole and the focus point are in the center.
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  21522. 6:30 thats Coronation drive in brisbane. QLD
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  21523. That was a 71-2 USA charger
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  21524. I got my licence back in 1984, I learned in a manual transmission car and passed 1st time. We could get out learner's permit at 16yrs and 9 months but couldn't test until 17. I've been pulled over a couple of times for running an amber light but I always say I didn't think I could safely stop in the given distance and they have always let me off. Just as long as you cross that white line before it turns red you're pretty safe, and you're not speeding, of course.
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  21525. I've seen em out on the nullabor plain
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  21526. And to top it off with some colour, bam 100's & 1000's. 😂
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  21527. My mother used to drive a Mehari when she was young in the late 70's and theyre still a comman seen car in Ibiza and Palma Islands around Spain also they have a collectors car club in Spain :D
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  21528. That is so cool! Ian you’re just like a kid on Christmas morning watching this, it’s great to watch. Japan is definitely on my travel list when all this COVID crap has calmed down.
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  21529. HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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  21530. Hi
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  21531. Worlds first paddle shift JK🤣 definitely horn 👍🏾
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  21532. This was one of the most interesting Videos so far. I love Racing and trucks and offroading. But the Pit Stop crews are so specialized and so different. I would not have expected that. More content about pit stops would be great.
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  21533. Same here. Fast food is expensive. But healthy food also expensive. Needing to find the middle ground
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  21534. Charger was one of the prettiest looking Aussie built cars ever. I think it was also one of the most loved Aussie built cars probably only behind the HT/HK/HG Monaros.
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  21535. Hope Ian will be sitting down if he ventures into Australian house prices ! Would be good to see houses in the USA 🇺🇸 and what you would get for comparable prices in Australia .
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  21536. The piece of wood is a bottle holder, the hole sits up and place the entire neck of the wine bottle in the hole until it holds itself.
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  21537. Mate everyone deserves a break but in future make sure you put in a leave form with the office. We will let it slide this one time but next time there will be consequences. But in all seriousness its good to have you back brother!!!
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  21538. That was the funniest tastiest I’ve ever seen you do I’ve never ever seen anybody taste Milo or Ness quick blindfolded ever that’s a first for me good Onya man I feel sorry you got the Australian Marlo wrong that’s not good man but you’re still awesome
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  21539. I tried out one of these on our lawns. We have ten acres and several other 2 acre lots. Unless your lawn is nearly flat think twice. There is no suspension at all. There solid front wheels are solid mounted to the frame. The small diameter front wheels only added to the fasten your seat belt ride. The machine is very loud and hearing protection is a must. We decided to go with a Kubota ZD1211 with 60inch deck. Yes I know the price difference is big but everything is better.
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  21540. If you like this, you'd like Lexus's test. Balancing a champagne glass tower on the bonnet through startup till 145mph. Both the 1989 Lexus LS and 2020 Lexus LS did it! Just search "Lexus Champagne"
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  21541. Gday to my nz neighbours,do Tasmania next.
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  21542. we all love you mate, your more then just a content creator!!!
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  21543. . People with too much money Ya goofy m8te from Australia UNLESS ITS A HOLDEN LOL
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  21544. queensland is the sunshine state
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  21545. Topiary I thinks the word you were looking for 😃
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  21546. The liquid death can be found here in Denmark as well. Can be slightly hard to find, but they are here. Hope you’ll do some chocolate tests next or cookies? Since we are going towards the holidays. Also a tip with the green bottles. When your done with them, clean them, remove the labels(if you want) and you can use them a vase for flowers.
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  21547. Love it 😃 Since you are in Germany and rally legends, I wish you dive in to Opel Soon 😍 Walter Röhrl in the Opel Ascona 400
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  21548. .. yea - the iceland one was slightly offensive - but funny
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  21549. "you drove the hell out of that car" haha : )
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  21550. I keep the AC , not up full because depending on how long I'll be gone it could take MORE energy to bring the temperature back down so I don't pass out (health problems)
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  21551. The Northern and Southern Hemispheres have opposite seasons, if that’s not in school curriculums then it should be. Australian weather is very diverse from winter snow in the south eastern mountains to tropical in the north. It can be difficult to pick a time of year to visit, if you want to see Uluru or other inland desert places it’s best to come in winter (June through August) rather than summer (December through February)as daytime temperatures get very high during summer. Summer time also corresponds to the wet season on the north coastal areas, and I mean wet like torrential rain. A large part of Kakadu will literally be underwater at that time of year, and it is also tropical cyclone season (hurricane season to Americans). The southern part of Australia is probably best visited in summer or autumn, I live in Melbourne and I believe March is the best time to visit here. If you want to see AFL then April to October is the time to be here. The story about four seasons in one day in Melbourne is an exaggeration but when the frontal systems move through the wind direction can swing very quickly and temperatures can also drop quite quickly. As has been said it is no longer permitted to climb Uluru. Uluru is the remains of an ancient river delta thats had its sand compacted into sandstone and then tilted by geological forces over many millions of years. If you like geological formations then Uluru is not the only thing to see in central Australia the McDonnell ranges(Alice springs is nestled in them) is the ancient eroded remains of a mountain range once as tall as the European alps, one should not expect it to be all flat desert. Remember Australia is a whole continent there is huge diversity.
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  21552. The Red Bull cars in V8 supercars used to be sponsored by Vodaphone. Maybe that's it. They had chrome paint and looked pretty good
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  21553. These are something interesting to look at when you're driving out in the country. It's a great way to get people to stop and walk around to take a photo as driver fatigue can be a problem. And tourists are more likely to drive through your little town if you give them something to to look at. I fail at stick figures so these things are magnificent, the scale is mind-blowing. I've seen a few on my travels, just none of the ones in the vid, so I obviously need to travel more. ;)
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  21554. So there was an aussie in a bar in the states talking to a Texan. The American was skiting about his world champion fighting dog. The Aussie said, “I’ve Got a champion fighting dog back home in Australia, you should come over to Oz and we could put them together.” The guy agreed, brought his dog over and they put them together. It only took a few seconds for the Aussie dog to destroy the Americans dog. The Texan said, “Man, that is some dog, what kind of dog is that?” The Aussie said, ”Most people call it a Sleek backed, no haired terrier, but we just call it a crocodile.” 🤣😹
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  21555. oi oi oi
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  21556. I'm a Ford guy who used to street race in the early 90's and we used to all love and hate the Charger.. Our 351's had no chance against the 265 Hemi with triple carbs :/
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  21557. Oh man! I missed the tick over to 100k! So annoyed! Your whole family is a comfort to watch.
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  21558. Here is why Skodas were great and they still are keeping up in most classes of WRC : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2gvtsLDq28
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  21559. Радий що тобі сподобалась ця машина. Татра дійсно унікальний автомобіль і немає аналогів по конструкції
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  21560. you and your family are welcome anytime to Australia 💖👏😉 your basement would make any Aussie proud👏👏👏👌
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  21561. in CZ all emergency responders had alwas just blue lights, but recently (just few years ago) it has been slowly changing to blue and red. So older cars have blue, newer cars have red/blue.
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  21562. congratulations guys, 12 more to go.
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  21563. Happy birthday mate
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  21564. My Favs were the Ford Tudor's, Holden HR Blown and last was the 57 Chev fully sick!! Thanks for the share Ian loved it!! Running on Empty awesome movie this is why I love the 57 Chev!!
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  21565. I'm in QLD near Brisbane. It's currently 23c (74f) and it's raining and it's 5:30pm here. Glad it's finally a bit cool today, the past few days it's been over 35c. Just having the classic Christmas here tomorrow, leg ham, chicken, pasta salad, coleslaw, potato salad and probably more I can't think of.
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  21566. I love the sound of subaru boxers, audi 5 cylinders or any 6 cylinders (especially the lancia stratos). But the sound of a 4 cylinder n/a going demonic is just something incredibly different.🔥🔥🔥
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  21567. Promote!!
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  21568. I'm a happy little(not so little now XD) Vegemiter, sprite as sprite can be!~ didn't like Marmite or Promite, but I love my Vegemite, should try it with cheese, delish. :)
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  21569. I like all 3 but promite is no1
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  21570. Vegemite always.
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  21571. I love both Promite and Vegemite
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  21572. Please stay safe yall. Hope you are well and in a safe location. ❤❤❤
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  21573. I bought a cummins and built a power wagon around it. Regular Cab G56, Lockers, Swaybar Disconnects.
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  21574. Well, it looks like a knock-off of several European Christmas markets. By the look I have no clue how close the food is to European treats. But at least you get some of the spirit -- even though it was not crowded enough. 🙂 . For the real experience you must come to Europe. But be aware that there are many different types. I can only speak for parts of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. When you ask the community, you will get many different answers. Believe them. Apart from that -- generally, most Christmas markets are the same. Yes, there are minor differences depending on the area. But, there is not the Christmas market. I have my personal preferences. Having said this, of all the ones that I know, one stands out, just because of the specific ambiance: Seiffen im Erzgebirge. But generally spoken: -- all have the same food -- all have the same drinks -- all have the same Christmas decorations for sale -- many have locala specialties available -- some have just incredibly good marketing. Well, to answer the most important question "Which one is the best?" -- The one that you enjoy being at with some friends or acquaintances. Helping to make your decision selecting some of these are many YouTube videos by US Americans exploring some of them. My best advice? Have your hotel in walking distance.
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  21575. Congratulations mate you deserve it
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  21576. G'day Mate. Hope you and family a doing well. When you try weet-Bix they taste good with milo or honey with milk of course. They taste plain with nothing on them, it's like eating wet cardboard. Also with vegemite try it on toast with tomato & cheese. The shapes are also really good with a dip. We have smokie bacon flavor which goes well .just a few other idea's for you to try mate. Keep up the great reactions.
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  21577. If you want one of these, from 2014 to 2017, the Holden VF Commodore was sold in the United States as the Chevrolet SS
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  21578. Yeah but only for the US Military as far as i know
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  21579. Lemon for me! Unfortunately lime always makes me feel sick 😏. I love and adore Mexican food!!! It's nearly 10pm here and now I feel like eating...off to tour the fridge! Nite nite 🍦🍦🍦😴😴😴
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  21580. have you checked out any truck trials yet. It's neat to see trucks with up to eight wheel drive crawling around obstacles.
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  21581. a lot of fanta in Australia are Fanta Zero Sugar Fanta Pineapple Zero Sugar Soft Drink Fanta Grape Zero Sugar Fanta Raspberry Zero Sugar Fanta Zero Orange fanta lemon was rebranded to lift lemon in Australia The only flavour in the Lift range (besides limited time flavours) was Lemon. In 2015 it was rebranded as Fanta Lemon Lift and then back to the original Lift in 2016 with a flavour change, supposedly making the drink more sour.
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  21582. I live in Pyrmont and own a 1 bed + study apartment 65sq Meters with harbour views and its worth $800,000 - welcome to sydney the photo at 13:54 is actually Pyrmont, my place is pretty much that view but 80meters to the right
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  21583. Modern polymer banknotes were first developed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation or CSIRO and first issued as currency in Australia during 1988.
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  21584. I prefer this racing series over the v8 Super car series.
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  21585. Hi Ian, The Cobra would be my favorite or the GT 40. There were a few Holden (GM ) Monaros in the collection too but they didn't show much of them..Norm in Sydney............
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  21586. As Billy Connolly once said "everything in Australia is deadly" 👍🤪🇬🇧
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  21587. It’s been around for 150 years they can around 12 miles a game I’m Australia I’ve grown up playing footy u should check out best of the decade 2010-2019 crazy marks, we also have a professional women’s team to
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  21588. Always remeber that Moss back in the 60/70’s said there was too much safety in this sport these days, it’s not like good old time with real danger!😂
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  21589. I can't understand how the American car or "Truck" culture hasn't changed over the last few years, not only do they use more fuel, they take far more resources to make just based on the shear size of both interior and exterior..? I get that they're cool and all but for Urban use they are just pointless. Cheers 👍
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  21590. Literally came here to say this 😂. I’m thinking New Mexico…
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  21591. The people are so laid back that NT stands for, not today, not tomorrow, next Tuesday, maybe, the parts are on the Next Truck.
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  21592. Yeah, that felt like we were ghosts skimming the surface of the track...weird but soo cool.
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  21593. Australian here, I love your videos and not just the Australian ones. Keep on doing what you are doing, and we will just keep on watching. Love to the family
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  21594. The Camera man is the owner of the car and owner of a company where you can rent cars to drive on the ring. They also drive you around or sit next to you. There are also some more videos like what happens to the car during the race and so on. So they show all the parts they had to replace due to the way he drives and also compare it to their normal customers. Very interessting "series"
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  21595. Luna waiting for treats.
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  21596. it was 1st September 1972 at the culmination of this campaign, weather reports and forecasts in both fahrenheit and celsius were provided for one month only. After that, from 1 September 1972, only celsius measurements were given for temperature.
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  21597. Petrol (gas) is expensive here for a few reasons. First of all we have no naturally occurring oil reserves so we have to import it from elsewhere which leads me to buying power. Our relatively small population means we don't buy as much raw product so we have a relatively weak negotiating position. Then we come to the big reason, tax. We pay a huge amount of tax on fuel but let's be honest, Australia has, per capita, the most KMs of paved roads of any country in the world and we have to pay for them somehow. It's the tax on tax that bother me, GST is calculated on top of the fuel excise.
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  21598. Pretty sure Tarax still exists. If it doesnt it's only been gone for a little while (or maybe a distortion of time as the years go on). I drank it naked a lot. Lead to a bunch of arrests when getting a cold drink on a long walk home. As for Brashes, I used to love that store. Would browse the guitar section for a long time as a teen. Same with their video game section. I still remember them clearing out their Atari Jaguar and Amiga cd32 systems (two failed consoles by Atari and Commodore) for $49. With hindsight I wish Id stacked up on both. They go for a pretty penny nowadays.
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  21599. Sorry for being so pushy Ian just can't get enough of your videos and interactions snd congrats to you and Dani (wink wink)
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  21600. The scrubbers or amethystine python, as many Australian pythons, have a row of squarish pits along their bottom jaw which are "heat sinks" and can detect warm blooded animals at quite some distance. This helps them immensely to hunt small mammals and rodents in the dead of night and in the reduced light environments of the rain forested areas that they are found. I spent 13 years living and working on Cape York in far north Queensland and have encountered hundreds of these awesome reptiles as a tour guide doing nocturnal tours. The rule of thumb with any snake is they only need to defend themselves if you become a threat to them, don't threaten them, but observe them from a reasonable distance and you will be fine. If you need to remove a python from a residential area, pick them up from the tail and let them move through your hands as you go hand over hand to keep a hold of them and do this for some time and they will work out you are not there to harm them, and are much easier to handle without being bitten. Some are just plain obnoxious and want to bite you regardless but most are so cool and relaxed if you show them you are not there to hurt them. Don't use this method with any venomous Australian snakes, you will get bitten.
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  21601. TVR is short for the owner of the factory, his first name is Trevor! 😊
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  21602. The Phase III GTHO was built to race and win at Bathurst in the days you could drive the car out of the showroom straight onto the race track. It was quick even by modern standards and was arguably the fastest 4 door sedan in the world,at the time, and a long time afterwards. The next Ford muscle car would have been the Phase 4, but a press scare campaign made the Ford execs can it, the so called Supercar scare of 1972.
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  21603. Happy thanksgiving, i really enjoy your videos. New subscriber since this week. Best Regards from Sweden - home of Scania and Volvo 😉
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  21604. now, regarding the Mazda 787B there really is only one clip you need to watch. It's the car in the one place it was designed for, at Le Mans, on the Mulsanne straight. Take special notice for how long you can hear the car before you can see it. And bow your head before you click the link...you're in the presence of greatness! 😀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtUEPwHnxmU
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  21605. Also, we say it as High-yoon-Die
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  21606. American reacts to Ross Chastain wallride... where is it???? ;)
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  21607. If they would make this truck I would definitely be the first one down to buy it looks sick!
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  21608. A Huge congrats well deserved🇦🇺
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  21609. Love your YT content and your enthusiasm to experience Europe. I’m from Czechia and I love when you do any types of videos on our country, but today i write this text to you because I would love to make my sport of Finswimming (It’s like F1 of water sports) be a bit more known. We swim with a carbon or fiberglass fins with boots made from hard rubber. I will send you some links of our sports main YT channel please consider watching or rescting to it. Love from Liberec Czechia❤️💪🏼
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  21610. I'm writing this at the start of the clip. Beautiful place! Wow. 🤘
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  21611. The sound was amazing 💥 👍🤠
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  21612. Another top vid, mate. It's always good to keep an open mind.
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  21613. That was so funny Ian with Mad Mex - your accent saying Mad Max was almost identical, that’s what I thought you were saying too 😂😂 Happy Birthday Danielle and congratulations on little Sydney! 💕 Happy Easter to all!
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  21614. lol had to watch it again with my son he said that your truck is a beast
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  21615. G'day Ian. Thanks for another great video. As you requested, here's a couple of notes for you. Yes, I did own a '72 Valiant Charger. So did my young brother! So did my father!! I was a member of a University car club in Melbourne, & raced mine at a few circuits, including Winton & Phillip Island. And yes, I do remember the "Hey Charger" TV ads in the 70's. I was in primary school at the time. Some of us used to spend our lunch breaks watching cars driving down the street next to the school. We would throw out our peace salutes, & yell out "Hey Charger" to every car that drove by. Finally, a couple of the actors in the Aus Charger ads were in a couple of movies called Alvin Purple, & Alvin Rides Again. There were a few car chases starring the Charger, which is why the actors were in the ads. They are typically silly 70's movies, with R-ratings, & lots of bare skin. Sort of Porkies style, but not in school settings. They're right out of taste in today's World, but they are good fun. Anyhow, thanks again for the great video. Keep up the good work. Andrew
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  21616. Fantastic. Was very heartwarming watching this video. If you have ever wondered why you have such a great Aussie/NZ fan base it’s because of this. Genuine, down to earth & honest people who tell it like it is. You definitely have a Aussie spirit and outlook on life. Cheers and keep up the great work. All the very best for the new year
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  21617. Awesome gifts mate!
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  21618. I drive a 2010 Chevrolet Cruze 2.0 turbo diesel. I was a strictly petrol engined person before, i just loved the sound of the petrol engines, but once i started driving the chevy, i was amazed by the amount of torque that it has, and the way it just pulled on an uphill even in 6 gear is something you can't get from a petrol car unless it has some ridiculous amount of HP. Service and repair is for US standards quite cheap, but i actually am able to do the simple maintenance services myself, and it hasen't come to a point where it needed a repair. The only thing that it needed to be done in the past 6 years was to change its battery and regular DPF cleaning which you can do by simply driving it fast on a highway for about 20-30 minutes. The turbo lag however is something that i found annoying at first, but i got used to it quite fast
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  21619. Yes! I love how Americans say my name too. The emphasis is on the KA not the REN. LOVE IT!
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  21620. I only Macca's for drive thru coffee, it's OK and probably safe
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  21621. What's the bet that the people interviewed were on that cruise ship in the photo of the Opera house construction, in 1961 ;)
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  21622. Australian sizing for notes and coins is simple. Each have their own size which makes it easier for the blind to know what the value of currency is in their hands. The indents around the coins are all different too, with the 50 cent coin's size being of its own shape. Before they added braille to our notes, each note were of different sizes which again made it easy for the blind to know which note they were holding. I'm not saying this is why they were made that they but it works for them.
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  21623. Halloween coming up youl have Timtams galore for the kids
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  21624. the E for Spain comes from Espana. D for Deutschland. In Germany the first, 2 or 3 letters are from the city/ region. If you see a plate begins with the letter B is is based in Berlin. In Belgium you can choose your own number plate (within the law) The number plate is not based on the car but on the owner. In the Netherlands are the basic number plates yellow front and back. Always with 6 numbers/letters combination. oldtimers can have a darkblue plate with white letters/numbers. Taxi's have lighter blue plates. And when you towing something it has to have a white plate with black letters/numbers same combi as the normal yellow one.Or they have their own numberplate The letter A or AA is royal car or ambasse cars. B or V are for trucks. M are for motorbike.
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  21625. The internet thing was true but around the same time the National Broadband Network (NBN) was being rolled out thoughout the country. Now the average speed is 50mbps for the cheap unlimited plan and it is still slowly being upgraded.
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  21626. I'm so glad you did look at one of these, as suggested.! In France, in the 70s and 80s, there were races with halves of 2CV as well as many times when one wold pick up all their friends of family members or a many hitchhikers with most people having to stand in the 2CV for lack of space , yet the car would still run. So that part isn't surprising to French people at all. And who has driven in one, knows that they can do those wild drives over bumps, down and up hills and crossing rough landscapes, even at the hands of your average driver. Stuntmen were required for some parts but not for fear of the 2CVs not handling it but for timing was essential in some of the scenes for two cars not to collide, and that, whatever the cars involved, is not your average driver"s expertise. I earlier mentioned how 2CV drivers identified with these scenes, and that's for they experienced them at first hand. I don't know of any 2CV damaged by a bad parking against a pavement, I do remember of many bad drivers parking their 2CVs over part of the pavements though, as the car would just drive over them instead of their underparts crashing against them like others would. And yes, the car would remain there while one shopped without tilting over, usually with a parking ticket from the police waiting for them alongside all the kids waiting to see how the car would be swaying, but not tilting over when the driver would want to leave.
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  21627. When you see him climbing out and up the barrier, (after the first watch & you knew he was ok) did you get the music from 'Terminator' in your head? 💚🐇🐴💚
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  21628. Love how you turned into the ultimate weather man, especially towards the end 😂
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  21629. Love it I always save your videos for the weekend so can binge watch whilst kicking back. Keep the great content coming.
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  21630. The Rally 2 Škoda Fabia RS sounds so nice. My favorite Rally 2 car. You can hear the turbo chirping from hundreds of meters away. Skodas have some charm to them.
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  21631. I will say everything I have broken down people will stop to check you are okay and help u out. We do long trips for work up here in NT. We always take extra water in case u see people broken down. It's normal here
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  21632. What a cool family, looks like a great time. Going to Germany in June so now I have some beers to look out for
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  21633. Okay Rockford Illinois is now an unofficial 8th state of Australia 😁💕
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  21634. Best looking car for me Alfa Romeo 8c 2900b Lungo Touring Berlinetta
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  21635. I find this super entertaining! I feel like bbq, drinking beer and talking with you would be a blast! Much love to you fellas!!
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  21636. you pronounced "allelys" name correctly the first time, the trailer axles are indeed all steerable , they use what is known as a "steersman" to adjust the railer axles height/steer on the fly, if you listen carefully you can hear the "donkey engine" in the background providing the power to the trailer controls
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  21637. if you want to have a garden that big where i live you need to be very rich ;) but on the other hand, you could go into a park or anywhere and drink a beer
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  21638. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi. Well done MAAAAAAATE.
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  21639. I've honestly never said "g'day mate"in my life😆. Most people just say Hi or Hey or maybe "hey mate". Mate is said a lot but the g'day not so much. At least not if you're in or with in a couple hours of the cities. In really rural or regional areas they night say it a bit more.
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  21640. Haha , not a bad effort but pretty shit to be honest 👍 A couple of words sounded ok , don’t give up ya day job mate ! Keep practicing in the mirror and we’ll have another bash in a couple of weeks !
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  21641. I drove some hillclimbs in Austria and more less all cars have cinter metal clutches and quite above 300hp at least, besides some ultra light old (looking) BMW's, Fords and Opels, up to 8-900 Hp in the winning cars. Wittmann with his Audi S1 told me he had around 1000 and the front wheels were only touching the ground on shiftings. Btw, usually we're using our Ice Rally cars, to do Hill Climbs on a little different setup, but the main attracktion and passion is Ice Rally for most - there are videos fro Austrian Ice Rally -with Skodas of course :) PS: the Cars you didn't know were Lancia, Opel Manta, Fiat 500 & VW.
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  21642. So glad I bought my VF GTS when I did, will never buy anything else - good to see you enjoying our cars mate.
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  21643. Ritters Sport is just as good as Hersheys (the milk-hazzlenut ones). Toblerone has another taste, a better taste maybe for some people. The difference is in the industrial recype, the european counterparts are made with milk and they expire faster.
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  21644. I wore Rip Curl t-shirts back in the 70's along with Crystal Cylinders , a real good one is MAMBO by Reg Mombassa from Mental as Anything My 3 X Great Grandfather George Howe was one of the original 12 subscribers to start the Bank Of New South Wales in 1813 Macquarie sounds like Mac Quarry . Five years earlier RUM was the currency that led to the RUM rebellion to overthrow the infamous Governor William Bligh , the same Bligh as Mutiny on The Bounty
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  21645. One of the big differences, and not talked in the video, is that the speed limit is the speed limit while in the US, the left lane is for cars going speed limit + 10 MPH... Why ? Doesn't it defeats the concept of speed limit ? On paper I get it, it allows to overtake without risking a speed ticket, but you don't need to be a genius to realise it only incentivise speeding.
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  21646. 13:23 they are cockatoos. I used to live there. One time the birds flew out of a tree at the same time. it looked like a massive tree was falling over the highway.
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  21647. So awesome you saw this. My wife’s friend takes care of all the TVs and telephones in that exhibition, her dad collected all the old communication technology pieces.
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  21648. I e seen a couple of his videos lately, think he does that quite a bit at car meets 👍🏻
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  21649. It’s a bit of a status thing lol in parts of Queensland. But they’re not that expensive. $250 for most.
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  21650. if you see green roofs,they are usually covered with copper sheets,the red roofs are usually covered with roof tiles made out of burned clay,black roofs are made with roof slates
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  21651. The drawing used as the thumbnail is almost identical to George Square in Glasgow. Post WW1, there were mass strikes, fearing revolution the Scottish army units were confined to barracks in case they joined in. Then English army units were deployed supported by tanks, this has never be forgotten or forgiven in the city. The person blamed was an up and coming politician called Winston Churchill, don't know what became of him after that
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  21652. Afaik the main argument for the different sizes is so severely visually impaired or even fully blind people can easily identify the bills by touch. That is also why the coins are different sizes and all have differently shaped ridges and notches on the edges. And on the notes the diagonal lines on the edges are not just a security feature. They have different patterns, so they are identifiable by touch. 5 and 50, 10 and 100, 20 and 200 have the same "patterns", but in combination with the size of the note it's easy tell which one you have. As well as the picture print and large denomination numbers on the front, which are printed in a way they can be felt.
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  21653. Police car racing at Bathurst but early sixties Studebaker. Studebakers of the later era sold surprisingly well in Australia assembled here from Canadian sourced parts and local content. More common here than Buicks, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercury, Dodge and Plymouth. Similar with Ramblers being assembled here. Police thought highly of them. Some police racing enthusiasts bought them at police auctions to go racing at Bathurst. Story of the Australian Studebakers here : https://youtu.be/SHHTPLw-oNM Some of the police highway pursuit cars were two door cars. Standardised on V8s with highest trim level here to justify higher prices and simplify the range. I will try to track down vids of Victoria Police Studebaker cars used in the popular local Australian TV show Homicide.
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  21654. Jay Leno has a great video on here, with a TVR
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  21655. Well I'm down south visiting the oldies for Christmas. We've had a few thunderstorms last couple of days, temps have been good around 32C. Possible late thunderstorm Christmas day. I have to drive 8and half hours, about 956klms, back up to Queensland on boxing day well that's if I can cross the border and Kaiser Anna hasn't changed the rules. So it's going to be all thunderstorms and showers when I get back home, I live about hour past the border. Any hoo have a very Merry Christmas and stay safe on the roads.
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  21656. It’ll take you a while to get used to it. Don’t expect to be killin it straight away. And you’ll find the settings with the wheel that suit you best. With pedals like that you may need to find a way that prevents them from tilting up when braking in the heat of battle. Be smooth and don’t stomp the pedals… smooth is faster. Might need to lift your monitor up a little as well. …Have fun, bro. You’ll love it when you get used to it all!!
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  21657. Dani looks cute 🥰 in that sweater.
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  21658. Im from australia, what would you say is your by far most favourite thing about australia?? Curious
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  21659. The "holden giocattolo" ( called chooklotto for some reason in that comment 🤷‍♂️ ) was a Special vehicle built here in Queensland, based off the Alpha Romeo Sprint, we did away with the fwd front engine 4cyl and chucked a mid engine 5ltr V8 in it, very few where built and nicknamed "Death on wheels" because of how stupid fast they where, theres a whole backstory to them that's interesting if you Google it, also made famous by "The Judge" ( RIP 😪 ), also yes we dont call them "Estates" we call them wagons
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  21660. We have all these trucks here in New Zealand, except the Renault Alaskan is marketed as the Nissan Navara and the Fiat Fullback is marketed as the Mitsubishi Triton. Same truck, different brand and slightly different look. The Mercedes truck is also based on the Renault/Nissan truck platform. The Isuzu and Mazda trucks share the same platform. The Volkswagen and Ford also share the same platform. One truck that was left off the list is the Toyota Hilux, which would be the equivalent to the Toyota Tacoma in the U.S. Speaking of the States, New Zealand/Australia also addtionally have some of the large full size American trucks available. The Ram and Silverado 1500/2500. The Tundra and F-150 will soon be arriving to Australia as well, and possibly here in New Zealand later on.
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  21661. Lovely, great to see your reactions. thank you for posting! I can only imagine John getting jealous of all the cool stuff that Pedro has been getting, but great to see him here too!
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  21662. Most of the liveries come from vinyl wrapping. When sold most of the wrapping is removed.
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  21663. you could setup a market stall for Aussie products and make some money
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  21664. I got to sit in Brocky's vk about 25yrs ago at the Bathurst museum, I got there late after a 12hr drive and the dude gave us a guided tour and said I could pick any car to sit in. The clutch was so heavy I could hardly hit the floor. Definitely something I will always remember.
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  21665. In France the second blue stripe contains an extra number and a drawing, the number is the number of the "département" (the area, like a province province) and the drawing is the logo of the "région" (like a state if you like). Funfact : anyone can chose any area to register, therefore many people chose to register in Corsica (as the numbers are 2A and 2B, it looks different, wow). Also, it's not the case for France, but when there are 2 letters before a symbol, it's usually the area (like on the German, Austrian or swiss designs for instance). Also, you asked in the last video, I'll answer it : yes you can customise your number plate in some countries (UK and Belgium for instance). A last funfact about the french system (which works elsewhere) : you can have a black plate for historic vehicles (30 years old or older, and still in an original shape). In fact, you are allowed to make your number plate look like the number plates used to look like (and it was black background and white letters). I know it's a similar system in Italy and the Netherlands. And those "heritage" plates do not need to have an EU blue thing, they are pretty clean.
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  21666. I was at FOS all 4 days in 2013 and it's the greatest show on earth. The car park at goodwood is better than most car shows.
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  21667. I Love it and i thick it is the best way to get realy fresh and local food. I think it also is a great way to reduce CO2 because there is no need to drive the food in big Trucks from one Logistk Centre to another and so on just so you can buy it in your Grocery Store. I Love the Systhem. Greetings from Germany
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  21668. I have to thank you! Have a great weekend
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  21669. Thanks to the guy who recommended this. There's also some cool footage from the 60s or 70s of Fangio hauling a Ferrari D50 around Monaco, and in the 80s of Fangio in a Mercedes and Jack Brabham in either a Cooper or a Brabham racing their elderly machines in Australia at an exhibition. They were supposed to take it steady, but they couldn't help but properly race like in the 50s and 60s.
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  21670.  @jarls5890  seans bar in ireland is similarly old
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  21671. I got black on silver for my Cybertruck. Just have to wait 4 or 5 years for them to get to Australia.
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  21672. funny stuff :D - I recommend all the Agro you can your hands on, but I also recommend a pair of incontinence pants 'cause you are going to wet yourself laughing !! - Cheers :-)
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  21673. Good, but I’m waiting for Belgian beers. Chimay, Orval, Corsendonk…
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  21674. All the politicians live in Canberra they probably all own million dollar houses😂
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  21675. I love the W12 engines , I once got a short ride in a VW Phaeton that had a 450 hp W12 and man it was like a jet , so smooth and from a stand still when floored it would just push you into the seat, but not like a punch rather like gravity turned sideways 😄 the coin was a 2 euro coin from Germany
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  21676. The Phaeton shares no parts with other VW models I was told - is that true?
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  21677. What an awesome awesome video. Can you show us from the drivers side next time what you’re doing in the cab to get them started? Would love to see the throttle pedal action too! Subscribed
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  21678. I have a good one from my country - Will you take care of my dog named "Bobik" :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MMS0-_6Ayc
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  21679. The dubbing of Queenslind to QUEENSLAAAAND had me laughing :)
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  21680. Quite a few of those Audi Q7:s looked to be first gen to me, which is essentially the same car as the first gen VW Toureg and Porsche Cayenne (Newer ones still share platform, but gen 1 was widely thought to be the best for off road). Both the VW and Porsche platform siblings are even better offroad though, courtesy of their better ground clearance, better approach/departure angle and (I think) more comprehensive off road packs availible as options. There are better cars off road these days, but I dont think there is any car built that can combine the off road ability, with daily driver comfort, with the pretty fast on road performance that platform can do with larger engines... Certainly nothing came remotely close at the time. Downside is of course the so-so reliability in the long run...
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  21681. Ian she is adorable!!!! I wanted to see her try to get up into that beast.
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  21682. You are so right there, also having the smallest cue tip available help heaps with that control.
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  21683. You make the date system sound logical. In my work I date files yymmdd so they are chronically ordered (aussie) oh and I prefer peanut butter over Vegemite
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  21684. The blacked out car with the massive air box is a Shadow, an American team who made some seriously fast cars
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  21685. Great reaction, watched that lap live and was yelling from the couch as I'm a big DJR fan :) if you want another great video, last couple of laps of the 2014 race (thumbnail was behind you at the end), edge of the seat stuff!
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  21686. Best car built in Australia,driven by the king of the mountain
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  21687. Riding on a tandem bicycle is not easy. The parents of my first girlfriend had one and I persuaded her going on a ride with it. Keeping balance on your own is much easier than being in balance together.
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  21688. YouTube is my go to instead of TV but I'm getting sick of the censorship that has caused some channels to be taken down or to highly edit their content. What ever happened to free speech? I'm starting to watch other sites that are more open to freedom of expression and allow the full content of their creators to air without having to talk in code.
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  21689. They're def great fun to watch. I'm guessing that anything slightly resembling standard kit with these is neatly stacked back in the workshop. Cheers.
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  21690. 14:05 i'd live a video about german Christmas Markets, they are stunning!! Love the content, one of my favorite channels right now!
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  21691. ha ha tipping. aussie RARELY tip. in fact ate at a local Vietnamese restaruant, stacked dishes on table for waitress to remove, partner joked and said 'Oh, we've done much of your job, we should get a discount'. waitress laughed, we laughed, and as a joke, the waitress gave us a $1.00 discount. still no tip, and we feel no guilt. Probably because aussie hospility workers make an ok wage.
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  21692. I think in Melbourne Australia you can get fined for running out of petrol on the Westgate Bridge. As there are service stations/fuel stations leading up to the Bridge so you have plenty of opportunities to make sure you have petrol
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  21693. Glad you made this after TFL blew off the video on it.
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  21694. This brought me to tears. Sweet advice from a very sweet man.
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  21695. Hey Ian, at the other end of the scale, here are a couple of good videos from Landline on the ABC about some people in the outback. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvonGKWtxkw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=790rUa-vXeY . Loving your channel and your opinions.Curious to know if there is anything you don't like about Australia or way of life here compared to yours in the US. Thanks mate.
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  21696. The DAF Turbo Twin is the craziest rally machine.
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  21697. "The Chaser" is a fantastic show/group. Go look for more of their stuff.
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  21698. Yes! They are very fast unloaded bytheway.. i recently was driving on the highway going 100 kph (60 mph) and i got passed by not a Iveco but a Scania. When he passed me, my whole left windscreen started shaking funny enough
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  21699. i always thought the holden astra was a re badge opel astra but then again im not much of a car guy
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  21700. Love everything you upload mate. Keep up the great work 😎
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  21701. Pedro's a great cook .👍🌟
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  21702. It is really sad that Ian does not understand German. His enthusiasm reminds me of Matthias Malmedi. Wouldn´t it be great to see him react to some of Matthias´ test drives on German roads and Autobahn?
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  21703. That was so much fun to watch , love how you are not used to our roads here in Europe , couple of weeks you will be driving like a pro
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  21704. Merry Christmas Ian to you and family all the best
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  21705. 351 at that stage
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  21706. Tonga and Samoa are great as well
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  21707. Tb48 Modified https://youtu.be/1xDkYOfwx3A
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  21708. HI I used to be a sub of your channel. I don't know how i lost it but fortunately I was watching the vid with the owner of the ram rebel and i recegionise your emege. ANY WAY IT'S GOOD TO HAVE YOU BACK 👍👍
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  21709. We are generous bunch of people; which reminds me, did you receive the squillion dollar bills I sent? Also, the hundred kilograms of Australian Gold. Hope it didn't go missing in the mail :)
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  21710. I do like the facts you have just told us but the dreamtime version is better
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  21711. It's an all motor 4 rotor. Similar to a Mazda 787B Group C LM engine from the early 90s, in terms of how big the motor is. just not quite as aggressive.
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  21712. Woo hoo, first. Group B will blow your mind. Watched all the old videos growing up and became a Fiat, Lancia owner. Having been gifted a model pull back Lancia 037 helped. Plus my dad bought a Lancia Beta from new.
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  21713. Here in Germany you have a "retro rally cup" and the regular national rally cup. The "retros" are vintage cars, they're meant to meet a specific time rather than the fastest time. In practice, they drive all-out 99% of the stage and then just CRAWL the last few meters to try and meet the time^^ And then you got the regular cup, which has everything from vintage cars (who don't feel like playing with the "slow ones") to a fleet of BMW 3series, Subarus and Mitsubishis, along with oddballs like an old Volvo. My personal local favorite is a couple who participate in an old Suzuki Ignis, a very short, very narrow, very tall mini-minivan. How they don't fall over ALL THE TIME I don't know.
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  21714. Hey my friend! Sorry to hear that you're having trouble with the rig. About 9 months ago I had a similar problem during a road trip: My transmission (2015 RAM 2500) locked out 4th, 5th and 6th and I had to drive my last 3 hours in 3rd gear. I slowed down to about 58mph for the rest of the way home. I went into the dealer the next morning and it was diagnosed as the solenoid valve which needed to be replaced. It was still under warranty at the time. Since then I have had no trouble at all and my 6.4 Hemi runs and shifts great. Not sure if this is what your problem is but wanted to et you know that it might be something to look for. Good luck!
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  21715. I don’t know if this is a recent standard practice but they had Nurburgring officials had to inspect the car to ensure that it ran everything as close to factory spec. They did install a roll cage for safety which added some weight but they did have to remove door inserts to make the roll cage fit so it kinda equaled out. The officials even had to stay with the car as it recharged to ensure that nobody switched out the car.
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  21716. Lovely Family.
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  21717. We love you and your family too 🤩🥰😍
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  21718. I think you would be looking at the new, retro Stratos. Stratos goes back quite a bit to the 70's - hence why you may not have viewed older rallies. The Subaru Legacy is a Liberty in Australia due to Australia's Legacy House, an institution to support families of war veterans. Australia has MANY unique names of cars, not used in other markets, for various reasons.
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  21719. It's a lovely book that has all these different child characters who have different backgrounds. Some born in Australia and some born overseas. Basically spreading a lovely message that we are all Australian.
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  21720. Merry Christmas Ian hope you and you're family have a wonderful Christmas and thanks for all the great videos.
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  21721. When you do Australian fire trucks please don’t forget that our bushfire fighting volunteers also have white fire trucks specifically designed for fighting bushfires
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  21722. Such amazing gifts!!!!!!!
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  21723. That trailer was made in the Netherlands, Nooteboom.
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  21724. IWrocker hell yea! Hemi swap it! It would b a beast off road, has lockers?. Put 35" MTs and wide off road wheels! Light bar? Congrats to your lady its a nice jeep!... sub to my channel!! 4x4 squuad
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  21725. You guys need to try Jaffa's and Redskins and Milko's, Peanut brittle, Caramello chocolate, BTW my Mum was a nurse and always gave me Eucalyptus Drops when I was sick. I used to buy them and eat them while I was in class, Because well, they taste so good I ate them like lollies lol
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  21726. Those Heavy Transports are always pre- planned in europe and the drivers have to follow a exact route where all signs and other obstacles are dismounted to help manouvering. Still a lot of skill behind the steering wheel.
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  21727. Hi mate, that one was great to watch, short or long all good to watch, cheers, Neil.
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  21728. I think I am becoming your number 1 fan lol. I didn't like LA, it was too fast paced for me. I did like San Francisco, but mostly it was the cable cars and Alcatraz. I drove from Sacramento to San Francisco, there was a town on the way called 'Tracy'!!! That gave me a laugh. I have always found American people to be super friendly. I also saw, held and fire a gun for the first time in Arizona. Amazing! I now have a gun license in Australia, difficult to get and we do have very strict rules though. Such an incredible sport, also so good for anxiety. The way you have to control your breathing has worked wonders for me. I don't hunt, I couldn't harm an animal but I do love target shooting. Ok, I'll stop bombarding you with messages... for now. ;-)
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  21729. You should react to tuff truck Australia
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  21730. Watch some russel coight highlights that’s a good show 😂😂😂👌
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  21731. I would love to go for a hot lap.
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  21732. I know it's an American thing to drive in whatever lane you want. But in most of Europe you should drive on the right lane unless you drive faster. then you overtake and go back right.
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  21733. You would enjoy the Goodwood Festival of Speed, an annual event in the UK that takes place in late June. You can wander around the paddock and see all the cars up close and personal but the highlight is seeing them all go “up the hill” throughout the day. It is a fantastic event and I would heartily recommend it.
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  21734. GFC did affect me. One of the things that Australians cut back on was "the holiday home". I had one...in a new development, and I was counting on asset growth, particularly when the development filled up. Five years on, the development hadn't filled up, the prices had stalled, and I sold at break even instead of a large profit. I then invested in Boracay Philippines, then the island closed for environmental reasons...3 months after it reopened Covid hit....sigh! My best friend, however, did really well out of the US real estate crash. He bought up as many properties as he could (30+) at rock bottom prices, got immediate rental returns of 1% of purchase price PER MONTH, and the properties have since revalued. So, at least one Australian owns a piece of the country that owns the corporation that....
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  21735. Hes not saying its beaten up. "Its taking a beating", ie,This car is tough, but in the process of taking the abuse..
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  21736.  @martinwinther6013  1:22 He does indeed say its beat up.
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  21737. I'll be at the race. I live about 60km from the track
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  21738. the pops are the anti lag system keeping the turbo spooled up. The car you asked what it was is a Skoda, part of the VW Audi family and very good cars. Hyundai have come a long way in the last 10 years but are still seen as a lower end vehicle here in the UK but they are slowly gaining a better reputation.
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  21739. I worked at GTV-9 in 78-79 and remember KP's driver had the Twin Turbo V-12 (plate # FP.111) there after a run down the Hume, the inner guards were cut away to fit the plumbing & turbo's.
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  21740. Great spot on the Pantera's! Two side by side! Wow! Also your officially a car guy in my book for the recognition 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
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  21741. Old Gold has the best Dark Chocolate
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  21742. The tourism boards should fund Ian and his family to come here for 6-12 months and travel around the country making content. Maybe in Caravan (like he said he'd love to do).
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  21743. Ciao from Italy to everyone! Yes, it is indeed crazy hot these days. It is true that we're used to very hot summers, especially in the south, but the super hot waves are more common every year. The most concerning thing is the lack of water, though. Po river, the biggest in the country, is severly dry and it is true agricolture economy is going to suffer a lot in the immediate future.
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  21744. The splade is brilliant to eat with and should be in every cutlery drawer. The dual flush toilet allows you do a half flush when you've only done a number one. Saves gallons of fresh water every year, which is important.
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  21745. If you ever watched any Spaghetti Western movie (like the Clint Eastwood trilogy) you have seen European Desserts. "A Fistful of Dollars" Shot in and around Hoyo de Manzanares close to Madrid, but also (like its two sequels) in the Tabernas Desert and in the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, in the province of Almería.😊
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  21746. So, it was only a matter of time before Škoda made its move to Australia. Since arriving in 2007, over 50,000 Australians have been enjoying Škoda's European quality, without the European price tag. The first models to launch in Australia were the Octavia and the ROOMSTER.
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  21747. Perth to Sydney in a car with a good driver that knows the road takes 3-5 days depending on how much the driver breaks the speed limit and how often they need rest and sleep breaks. When someone says a country has the "most venomous animals" they really do need to specify whether they're talking about the highest number of species, or the most toxically dangerous species.... Australia sits on the top of the ladder for the most dangerously toxic/venomous to humans critters, but we're not at the top of the list for the highest number of toxic/venomous species. The climate map with the upside-down Australia imposed over North America is awesome, but not perfectly correct, because the size of Australia is a quite a bit larger than it shows on that image. I'm guessing they took the image from a typical flat map without taking into account any positional scaling on the map. Thus it could be that Tassie should be higher north or the top of Qld may need to be further south.
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  21748. He was a co-owner of YT at the time.
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  21749. That’s right! That whole combination takes up all of the available space over both lanes of the road - I have a photo of one that’s just under half as big again! This one’s pretty much a baby at 390 tonnes - the one I saw was in excess of 500 tonnes and needed six trucks (two Mack Titan V8’s, two Mack Titan 6 cylinders and a pair of Kenworths) to haul it
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  21750. The Chrysler Crossfire is a re-styled R170 Mercedes SLK.
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  21751. more of these cooking vids will be super :)
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  21752. What is the site you are on to see the weather? It looks very comprehensive.
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  21753. Cummins power 💪
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  21754. Hey mate are you from British stock, with a name like Ian ? You are a ginger too lol. I am an Ian fam from Liverpool live in Melbourne Oz. Keep up the great work ps you r right our chocolate craps on yours lol
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  21755. Sorry but none of these houses are worth the money i have no doubt they sold for the amounts mentioned but that doesn't mean they are worth it , I lived in a huge 5 bedroom home with some outstanding features right on the water at a small coastal town of Port Stephens NSW everyday look out the window and see dolphins playing around and had an amazing bar beside a big in-ground pool and spa and it sold for $550k . A crappy little 2 bedroom apartment can sell for over 1.5M in Sydney which is absolutely ridiculous totally not worth it !
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  21756. Looks like you've got enough swag to feed and educate the whole neighbour... 🙂
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  21757. I recognised Banora Point! Just look south slightly and you will see Murwillumbah where I live. And then look up Mt Warning - it is the first place in Australia to see the sun each day.
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  21758. All the best for you and yours.
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  21759.  @EVOETR1  damn you Kiwis are so polite f**K all 😄 👏well done Jandals.
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  21760. I love Targa rally. Targa and hill climb are the best motorsports.
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  21761. Vegemite is an acquired taste. If it's not something you have gotten used to over your life then I suggest you try a small amount. Put it on some buttered toast. Actually, it'd be funny to watch you mouth a spoonful. For some reason, here in Australia, we all eat it. I don't know anybody who doesn't, but maybe they don't want to admit it because it's "un-Australian" to not eat Vegemite. Anyway, I'm enjoying your vids. I'm more of a motorsport fan and I live quite close to Bathurst. Sometimes I ride my motorbike there and ride a lap or two. Unfortunately, it's at 60kms per hour. It's a public road and the cops will get you.
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  21762. Fun thing about Carlsberg, and Danish preference in beer.. The older generation genereally prefers Carlsberg, whilst the younger generation prefers Tuborg. Carlsberg is a really bad reprensentation of Danish beer overall. Tuborg, Albani and Hancock (especially the latter) are all way better candidates.
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  21763. This just shows the German love for engineering (and model building)
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  21764. I might go buy a Volvo wagon. There can't be to many left 😅
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  21765. I've driven across the Magic Roundabout a few times and it's really easy! People might be daunted by it (especially if they are only used to following orders via sat-nav!) but you just have to pick your lane and route according to your final exit of the roundabout. Basically if your exit is to your left (1st or 2nd road clockwise after yours) go left (ie outside route). If your exit is to your right (roughly 4th or 5th road clockwise after yours) choose the mini-roundabouts path as this is quicker than going all the way around on the outside. If your road exit is straight ahead (usually the third exit) choose either path. Also, it's easy to know who has right of way - the car on the roundabout (no matter if it is full-size or a mini-roundabout) ALWAYS has right of way. You ALWAYS give way if you are trying to join the roundabout! (Only exceptions being if there are actual traffic lights on the roundabout - usually there to help pedestrians cross).
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  21766. everyone thinks we re always sunny that not true we have snow and rain. She did get Brisbane wrong a little. Melbourne is huge Coffee place The stadium they show MCG which AFL and Cricket ground. Uluru also used to be known as Ayres Rock
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  21767. Gday Ian very cool I feel this episode was easier in Australia. Also cool seeing the stuff from the USA at the end
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  21768. Ambulance vehicles used to be f150 and f250 and also has a few GMC ones. Back in the 80s-90s bbut now they are Mercedes sprinter vans.
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  21769. Real roads, real cars, real fast! And remember, Rally drivers "do it" sideways ;) BTW those trucks are referred to as Dakar trucks which originated for the Paris to Dakar Rally. Rally Raid a whole different form of rally and another very fascinating bit of racing history you should look up and filled with crazy vehicles.
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  21770. Well done, class act.
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  21771. congrats for the 100k, you just cracked them :) Sorry, I just killed the "1337" likes ;) being interested in the world around them is something more people should do.
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  21772. thats who he should react to
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  21773. Two of my favourite you-tubers in the same video - bliss! 🤣🤣🤣
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  21774. + Try our beer and good chocolate :) Also Fries with Sauce Andalouse.
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  21775. You'll be right for tim tams for a bit at least then the amount we've sent you haha. Good to see :)
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  21776. Hats off to you for being able to say the city names 🤣
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  21777. G'day, Ian. I am showing my age here, I am 55. When I was a teenager I had a pen-friend, this was back in the 1980s. Does anyone still have, or even know what a pen-friend is anymore? She was from North Carolina. In her first letter she asked that they have green grass and trees in the US, do we have those in Australia. Quite funny looking back. Thank you for another great video. God Bless you and your loved ones. Best wishes.
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  21778. Thrustmaster? I also had to wait for my one to come directly from the factory, but it was worth waiting for. Really good stuff, I have mine for 5 or 6 years now, never had an issue. The force feedback is rather hefty, but it can be adjusted of course.
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  21779. Cadbury Rum and Raisin...the BEST..yummmm❤❤👍🏽👍🏽
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  21780. I just realised why so many Aussies love your channel and your family .... majority of Aussies are pretty humble deep down and I think we all see that in you, therefore when we watch your channel it really is like catching up with a mate, having a laugh, learning new things and realising how much we all have in common even though we are miles away ! What you see is what you get and we love that :-)
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  21781. UNIMOG is one of the best and coolest vehicles ever made
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  21782. And just like USA. when you go for a team. Its because you live there. If you go for another team in a town of a different team. Youll be harassed and ridiculed. some Australians take it even further believing that supporters of other teams have mental disabilities. Sometimes sparking violent debates as to what team is better 🤣
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  21783. Based on the scenery that must be somewhere in central Slovakia. Dont know where exactly but definitely not west or south.
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  21784. Best city is Brno but Prague is ok as well 😁
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  21785. Ian I think its special that you are so intent to learn everything Australian, you put alot of Aussies to shame. Love your videos mate.
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  21786. If it wasn't for the pictures I would have sworn that was a F1 car passing by! Awesome!!
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  21787. No 11: lift 3-6" to compensate for missing 3-6" inches somewhere else.😂😂😂 And to all the triggered snowflakes, I'm just kidding so calm the f*** down.
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  21788. I remember as I was a 8 yo kid in Germany my mother send me all saturday morning to the bakery to buy fresh bread and breadrolls for the breakfast. It was still warm, yummy and fresh that I just arived at home with half of it 'cause I eat so much on my way back home. A while ago I spend a period in Ireland and I was really shocked that I couldn't found any bakery there. Ireland is quite simular to the US. For me as a bread loving German that blowed my mind. Why tf are you just eating 'Yogamats'?
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  21789. I didn't know of those overhead electric trucks and if they even were real. After looking this up on Google it turns out that they were developed at Aachen Technical University which is only 10 miles from where I live. The test tracks however are in Frankfurt and Berlin, so that is probably why I didn't know of this. Where I live we have electric busses with pantographs but they only use them when stationary at their terminus stations to charge batteries, I imagine these trucks have batteries which charge when under overhead lines and run of these when leaving the electrified highway.
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  21790. Is this show called Pedro Ramsey's kitchen 😆 a good video guys something different 👍 and it looked like that first shot went down a bit hard there Ian 😂🤣
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  21791. The Southern Ocean was added fairly recently.
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  21792. the lone ranger and tonto have arrived hi ho silver away happy new year to the family your the man pedro
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  21793. Hi Ian l don't think you have to be worried about the robot 🤖🤖 it can't move without the frame behind it and you run faster mate, cheers, Neil.
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  21794. Awesome hat Ian!!
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  21795. Check out the Swedish Scania SBAT111 or TGB30 military truck. It's also something in between a semi-truck and a truck. 4x4 or 6x6, straight six diesel with or without turbocharger. Automatic gearbox (from the 70s), sounds awesome, amazing in terrain, can tow howitzers and stuff like that. Badass vehicle.
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  21796. Oh guys she is delightful. Congratulations to the whole family xoxo
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  21797. i'm Aussie and I don't think I've seen a placemat since the 80s
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  21798. This was a great video, mate. Thank you for sharing.
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  21799. One of the great parts about "cars from late 80s/early 90s" is that they are still LIGHT ... compared to 2003+ models, which is when we got "five star NCAP crash test" advertisements ... which pushed car manufacturers to sacrifice EVERYTHING to achieve this ... by ADDING MORE MASS.
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  21800. When you come to Western Australia, you should drive up the middle of the state to see the best views on the way. There are lots of great things to see and do in the middle of the state.
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  21801. Holden man myself, but have to admit, a lot of fast Holdens ended up with Ford parts in them (9 inch diffs, top loader gearboxes). These days I appreciate any Aussie made cars. The louvre thing in the rear window is Venetian blinds, popular back in the day, along with sun visors - all the things that younger owners would have removed, which would now be sought after again. You should maybe do the Holden Monaro, too
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  21802. I cannot recall any other Americans reacting to snooker and embracing the game (sport) with such enthusiasm & appreciation of the difficulty of what these top pros are doing.
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  21803. As an Australian who lived in Mexico I have to strongly disagree with the mole haha. I love love love Mexican food and miss simple things like tajin on fruit. I loved hearing the Mexican accent. Made my day! Muchas gracias! Glad you are enjoying the Aussie snacks.
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  21804. Oh yeah, Colin McRae and Nicky Grist were one of the most solid teams out there at the time. They drove the shit outta that car and those stages for sure. Drove into fog - all good, we have pace notes lol. Thanks Ian, cheers mate.
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  21805. Thank you man ❤️
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  21806. Just discovered you,love the channel . Really interesting to see the differences between our nations! 10pm nr newcastle still 25c. Bloody hot. Keep up the great work mate really nice to see a relatively normal American. ( we had a few yrs of your politics all over our screens. )
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  21807. Hey Danielle You did Great!!!....You HAVE to Add these to your Family gatherings as an 'Australian Treat"....Kids love them for all party occassions....Well done Danielle!!!!
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  21808. The main difference I see between British and North American homes, is the space or land around the property. We Brits live an a tiny Island with not much space and I couldn't believe when I visited Canada that the average plot was 5 acres, in the UK we would build maybe 100 homes or more. We are even building vertical houses now with a couple of rooms on each floor, in London they are actually building downwards, excavating under their houses to build several floors underneath, land is such a premium in the UK and is the most expensive part of building a house
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  21809. Man, that truck sounds so good.
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  21810. The Audi Quattro is a legend in Germany for decades. Glad you enjoy. 😄
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  21811. Hi Ian, Glad you have been able to find a version of Milo you like in the US… 👍 It may also be available via Amazon. My technique is to mix 2 teaspoons of Milo with cold milk in a blender, pour into glass, then add an extra teaspoon on top with a little stir, which then floats on top 😋
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  21812. I've always wanted to see Snow on Christmas Because of Home alone 😂 and just to clear up something in the video Red back spiders are sweet I get bitten in the garden all the time and never really notice until later might be itchy but that's all 🇦🇺❤️👍
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  21813. Larry Perkins and Russel Ingall used to bring a duplicate car in to park in our showroom at the Holden dealership when the supercars came to Symmons plains every year. Both them guys, Mark Skaife, Peter Brock, Craig Lowndes and Cameron McConville all came into work to chat with us over the years I was there. They were all pretty down to earth too
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  21814. Happy Australia 🇦🇺 Day Ian
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  21815. She took her sons with her because the car couldn’t go uphill very well. So the sons had to got off and push whenever they got to a hill.
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  21816. Yes!! I love my 2023 Audi🎉🎉 And remember! Audi, Skoda and Porshe are family😜 Btw!! Look up the new Audi RS6 avant gt! ❤ Please more Audi reaction😎
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  21817. Good stuff!!! Looks like the 3rd Gen Tacoma with an automatic has a crawl ratio of 36.17:1 The same with a manual trans is 43.98:1 At least thats what I could find.
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  21818. Ian, please look for a message from me in your Facebook messenger.
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  21819. Yes all beautiful cars with a rich heritage but the GTS 350 Monaro and the Brock A9X are my favorites
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  21820. You guys will be needin a bigger house at Christmas time 😀
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  21821. Welcome to the world Sydney! What a beautiful world it is, especially in this little corner of the internet 😊
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  21822. Cheese Twisties on a butter and vegemite sandwich is something I have been eating for 50 years
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  21823. Il buy you some Australian coffee and give you instructions on how coffee should be processed for drinking.
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  21824. Hey Ian, that piece of the track, " Straight to the pool room!" Quote from the classic movie called "The Castle " look it up, great family movie!
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  21825. Got to make sure there are no floating obstacles, rivers have to be checked first, hit a floating object at that speed and its the emergency room for you.
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  21826. We call them Garage sales too :)
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  21827. 🎉Happy birthday🎉
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  21828. Mate Australia cares about you and your family so no apology necessary just missed you Mate ❤ the Boyd family Ron , Abbigail and Aedden
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  21829. It was inspired by the Pike’s Peak ’87 car and you should see if you can find the footage of it This IMSA car is epic I remember when it raced it looked like it came from another planet!
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  21830. My bro had a hq 1 tonner. We swapped the old 5lt out for a 253 with a cam and some head work. It was fun and hard to keep in one lane of traffic through the first few gears cos it'd spin without any trouble at all. It was loud and had a Commodore interior. Good cheap fun back in the day.
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  21831. Your a top bloke mate,if you get to Australia some time we’ll have to have a few🍺🍻🍻👍 love those valiant chargers too MOPAR BABY WHOOOO!!!
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  21832. How can you just skip over the parts where you get in and out?!?!?!? That´s what I am here for man!!!
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  21833. Like my ex when I drove her home through the hills 😅😂😂
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  21834. Thanks mate, keeping me entertained during lockdown on a rainy day. You know what’s overdue though? RACE TO THE SKY! Rod Millen, Monster Tajima, Possum Bourne, Alister McRae… It’s still the world’s longest gravel hillclimb. Unfortunately 2 properties are involved in making it happen, and the owners had a fallout over money from the event.
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  21835. In the uk you can pay upto a million for a private plate
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  21836. Happy new year from a sunny Victoria currently at 11.00am on 1/1/2022 it is 30°c (87°f) expected temp is 38°c (100°f) May you and your family's have a wonderful start to theis year
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  21837. The Aussie equivalent of "You knocked it out of the park" is "You smashed it for 6" or "That's 6" or "That's a zack" (6)....if its hit a stupidly long way, we just yell "Taxi!"
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  21838. Hey man love your content. Try the Craig Lowndes POV video when he broke Greg Murphy's LOTG record
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  21839. Seen plenty of footage of bikes never seen a car bloody impressive .on bucket list to get there ,oh yeah subbed .. kiwi
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  21840. Hard cover for the utes were optional, could come with or without or with a soft cover
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  21841. Volvo has always been very good at making very elegant and functional interiors, while still looking very luxurious. Volvo, Scania, Mercedes-Benz and DAF are seen as more luxurious brands compared to MAN and for instance Renault. While the MAN interior is far from basic, it is less advanced than the others. Please note that you see the most luxurious trim levels for all of these, the basic trim in a Volvo or Scania have more plastic and less buttons. My personal favourite is the Scania on a whole, and when looking only at the interior, Volvo is my favourite. And yes, the Mercedes (and DAF) have digital mirrors as an option.
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  21842. The first one is entirely made up to scare tourists. The others are either Aboriginal folklore or extinct.
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  21843. its never too late to start skiing, but the older you get the more dangerous are accidents. I live in germany and only went to austria once with a class for skiing. I learned the basics, and of course had one incident where I got stuck with my ski and almost twisted my ankle, the one ski slided down the hill as hang upside down on the slope lol. its a unique experience where you forget every bad things in the world and be free on the mountains. theres also shacks up on top where you can stop have lunch or drinks in the middle of the snow, super fun. I recommend you going on vacation to austria and include this :P
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  21844. So glad you finally found Summernats! I've never seen your face light up so much! It was awesome to see your happiness. I used to be into this much more than 15 years ago. But man! Some of those Kingswoods and Premier's look so damn good. Life goal is to get a clean HQ one tonner.
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  21845. I'd say it's basically the same as our Big W. But bigger.
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  21846. Great try! 👏 I am not sure of the source of your recipe but the cups and tea/tablespoons are different measurements in the US and UK (that ole imperial and metric thing). The other comments about sugar sounds about right too. Keep going. Baking is always an effort and skill I wish I had the patience for. 😀✌️
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  21847. Spiders are almost everywhere. I found a Redback, a slightly poisonous spider, in a car that had been untouched in my garage for years. Spiders are in our gardens everywhere. Its normal to walk through spiderwebs. They are all lovable. Population is just over 25 million. The Dutch did not discover Australia. Indigenous people have been living here for tens of thousands of years. Give them some credit. The Dutch just visited. The British invaded it, literally speaking. The French thought about it, but got beaten by the British. We are not getting on too well with the Chinese government at the moment, but neither are any other country. There is too much reference to British culture. And while there are similarities with New Zealand culture, there are also huge differences with New Zealand having a strong Pacific background, although with migration and globalisation they are becoming more similar. We are more similar to US culture, minus the race and social problems, than New Zealand culture.
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  21848. In Estonia is GMC Yunkon Denali 159,931 USD / 143.000 Euro = that money we get great minibus 4x4 69.000 with 9 seat + Toyota pick up crew cab price 55.900 = 125.900 euro and left 15.100 euro to rent motorhome or buy a boat with trailer for 5 person.
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  21849. These cars just have a single large nut not multiple.
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  21850. Yellow full coarse caution slow laps till cleared
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  21851. We also have the single long KitKat bars in the same kind of packaging with 4 bars as you, it's the normal classic style designed more for an individual person. These ones you have are actually big chocolate block style ones designed with the idea of sharing with others hence the snap-able bars, though with how good KitKats are I personally would be hard pressed to want to share them.
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  21852. Absolutely awesome mate. Thank you so much. Really enjoyed this.
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  21853. Cantabria is one of Spain's autonomous communities, located in the north, Ian. 😉 The YT channel took the WRC name and added "antabria" to the C.
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  21854. I feel so bad now we're going to need to hook up a constant supply of shipments coming in of Australian chocolate
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  21855. If Tim Tams and other aussie treats could really break the market in the US it would be a gamechanger for the Australian economy.
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  21856. Thank you Ian for doing this video on Peter Brock in the wet in the VL Commodore the VL Commodore had a Nissan engine in it can you look at the road going Commodore between the race version love your videos keep it up
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  21857. Many roads in the UK are very narrow. I drove out to the coast yesterday along miles of road only wide enough for one car, with high hedges on both sides. We have passing places every so often. When you’re used to it it’s an enjoyable experience.
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  21858. Back in the early 90s in northern Germany I saw a bunch of kids in an old beat up Volkswagen sedan painted like the General Lee.
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  21859. Not related to the video, however you need to watch an old Aussie car movie called Running on Empty. I think it was released in the US as Fast lane fever. You won't regret it.
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  21860. It looks beautiful. I don’t think that I would ever drive in the left lane with a unimog though.
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  21861. road-holding, comfort thanks to shock absorbers and seats. The seats were so comfortable, that in my youth the teenagers collected the seats and tinkered with a board and a support to have DS seats at home =)
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  21862. I just wanna know when you're doing the "big reveal" on where you're at, the kitchen etc. You're just toying with us now! :P
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  21863. You still have to watch the chase in Antwerpen (Belgium) with the Jaguar!!!! Way crazier then this!!!
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  21864. Better result than most Australians that I have seen.
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  21865. Using Coles' online catalogue, I've got example prices for Australia (calculated on the per 100g or per L thing for fairness). Equivalent price in USD in brackets. 800g bread: $3.44 ($2.20) 1kg rolled oats: $5.00 ($3.20) 500g Kellogg's Corn Flakes: $3.80 ($2.43) 1kg basmati rice: $3.75 ($2.40) 250g Lurpak butter: $4.90 ($3.13) 4 pints milk: $3.52 ($2.25) 550g cheddar: $13.75 ($8.79) - surprisingly expensive! Dozen eggs: $4.50 ($2.88) 1kg onions: $3.00 ($1.92) 1kg vine tomatoes: $6.90 ($4.41) (Joisy's are not the best, though; Australia's are not the best either. Napoli's are the best.) 1kg pink lady apples: $3.30 ($2.11) 1kg bananas: $2.00 ($1.28) 1kg carrots: $2.50 ($1.60) 1kg raisins: $10.00 ($6.39) Cucumber: $3.00 each ($1.92) 400g can diced tomatoes: $1.10 ($0.70) 1kg potatoes: $3.75 ($2.40) 1kg beef mince: $13.00 ($8.31) 650g chicken breast: $8.45 ($5.40) 300g smoked streaky bacon: $7.00 ($4.45) - though some care must be taken, because apparently what Australia calls bacon and what the U.K. calls bacon aren't really the same thing. So total for this shop would be $106.66, or $68.17 U.S. The big spikes seem to be in beef and dairy, I'm guessing is to do with the drought that was going on before 2020, but don't quote me. Make of this data what you will.
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  21866. Part 2 yes please!!!!!
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  21867. HR Australian Muscle 🤣 I learnt to drive in Dad's HR Premier Wagon. 186 cubic inches and a three on the tree. Yeah, not a muscle car by any standard though.
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  21868. If you like Bunderberg drinks, you should try Bunderberg OP rum.
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  21869. I envy you doing a Tim Tam slam for the first time.
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  21870. I the "SUV" is a SMUR = service mobile d'urgence et de réanimation => French for mobile emergency and resuscitation service. Because in french they're is a squad of mobile doctorswho provides first medical care directly on the road. Here a deepl traduction of the wiki article : The mobile emergency and resuscitation service, now called mobile emergency and resuscitation structure, often abbreviated to SMUR, is a hospital service consisting of one or more vehicles (called, depending on the country and the category, a mobile hospital unit, a radio-medical vehicle, etc.) intended to provide emergency medical assistance outside the hospital, often in conjunction with an ambulance. As well as when a patient requires medical care or monitoring. Indeed, certain patients and/or certain pathologies require emergency care at their bedside, and this, before any other mobilization. In this case, by calling 112 (formerly 100), the regulator will decide (depending on the pathology) to move an SMUR to the area, in order to provide extra-hospital care essential to the patient's survival. We can therefore affirm that the SMUR is an extension of the hospital structure to which it is attached. If the patient cannot come to the hospital, the hospital (the SMUR in this case) will go to the patient. These vehicles are equipped in different ways depending on the country, but often contain at least a doctor, a nurse and a specialized ambulance driver. The SMUR is not to be confused with the SAMU when it exists in some countries. The United States and Canada do not have SMURs, but use MICUs (mobile intensive care units) for private and military transport. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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  21871. You're a gracious man Ian there's no need to apologise mate,opening an Aussie Cafe/Shop would be a great idea especially for Aussie tourists eating a 4 and 20 pie with a cup of tea in the US would be a novel experience,you would make a fortune as your fellow Americans could buy Aussie goodies.
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  21872. The Aussie gut buster
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  21873. So happy it made it. Sorry if I was bugging ya a bit. Hope you enjoy it all. So much love for you guys, I think you'll have plenty of places to stay. You might have to stay for a year. Looks good on ya, mate
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  21874. Cool video!!!!!!
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  21875. 17:07 it is a Holden Dealership, It's Duttons in Murray Bridge, South Australia..
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  21876. I would say there was a lot of focus on large cities, for better for worse. But at least here in Sweden, that's not all there is. For example, several countryside castles usually host Christmas markets. Oh, and to bounce around Europe, get an Eurail card!
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  21877. Used to drive with these a lot while serving my 6 months of mandatory military service (mostly the 6x6 version). One day we went to an offroad track and it was a lot fun. Also its not really in the same category as a Unimog, a better comparison would be a Steyr 12M18 - also an awesome machine which despite being from the 90s still used very widely.
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  21878. I went to Woolies the other day & found new Tim Tams. They’re called Tim Tam Deluxe & there are 2 flavours, salted caramel brownie & decadent triple choc. They are both so good 😋
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  21879. Don't be shy to learn how to cook ian , give dani a break in the kitchen she deserves to be pampered with a lovely cooked meal
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  21880. I mentioned this in a previous video but I was late to the party. Check out a vid called 'when Seton slid the skyline' Best car control I've ever seen at Bathurst. Definitely worth a look
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  21881. You would have seen Vodafone in the background of sporting events that you watch in your reactions…
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  21882. I remember back in the 80s, as part of the "G'day USA" marketing thing that used to happen regularly, a couple of our teams went over there to do a series of exhibition games, and the yanks were gobsmacked by how hard our boys play, and also more than a bit shocked at the fact that there was little to no padding worn, the pads in those days were leather, shaped a bit like a sleeveless vest that tied up under the armpit and at the front of the chest, and were about half an inch thick at most, and definitely no helmets of any description not even the so-called concussion helmets that are worn these days...
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  21883. MERRY CHRISTMAS IAN AND DANI.... I LOVE THE LIGHTS
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  21884. The person who made this video definitely loves ABBA.
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  21885. yeah... we had shit-loads here in southern Norway too, the town of Risør had like 102cm with snow on 24 hours starting like 8 in the evening of the 31st, and that was on top of the 30cm that we already had... and it snowed for 3 days... talk about great start of the new year. and now it are to come even more... (there is like 5 large green-houses that have already collapsed and damages for 100+ mil NOK) here it was so bad that even the Scania and Volvo's with plows had to give up some parts since the wall of snow on the side got to high for the plows to trow over... so we had to wait half a week for the Claas and John Deer tractors with front-mounted Snow-blowers to arrive from north
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  21886.  @midnightkitchen8379  All good, glad you like it.
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  21887. I like Pedro's truck. I have a 2000 Holden Rodeo with 390 000kms on the clock ,original motor. All I've had to ever replace is the tyres and a bit of oil. Sometimes you just get lucky.
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  21888. I like the old '71 ute with the 350. I'm old school. And I like the history of the old gems.
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  21889. 1985 Chevrolet!!!!!!! Love that sound
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  21890. Your truck mate
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  21891. Cant pick lol if your eondering utes mean utility they are still trucks 4x4
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  21892. also forgot to add pedro is an awesome addition.. and that single cab oldschool banger is probs my favorite. the newer trucks are nice but if you want all the bells and whistles in a oversized land crawler wouldnt you just get an escalade and hook up a trailer when you want to pull a load?\
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  21893. I’m also a downn too see Pedro do a tim tam slam, he makes laugh so much and he’s only been in a couple videos !! Reminds me of a Filipino I use to work with when I was an apprentice mc plummer. Good times !!
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  21894. I gotta say I think the GMC sounded the best, but I like the red one better when it comes to appearance.
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  21895. Your Red truck is the best...
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  21896. When you get to New Zealand I think you will be quite intrigued with our superstock racing which is a form of speedway but totally unique to N.Z.
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  21897. We should all start our comments with " G'day Ian " just to remind him or maybe rub it in.
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  21898. Awesome! Cute wee guy!!!
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  21899.  @CavHDeu  stick building does not have a chance to survive F4, but F4 is F4 regardless of place. And the US has quite good warning system from which we, in Europe, could learn a lot. And most houses in the tornado valley have storm shelters, giving people chance to survive them without harm.
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  21900. My family doesn't know where we are from, we have been in Sydney for three generations now. All we really know is before Sydney we were in Lightning Ridge. When we went looking pop didn't have a birth certificate. My family and I identifies as Gamilaraay because that's what the family stories say. But anyone up that way who would have remembered pop is long gone so there is no way of ever truly knowing which mob is ours. Unfortunately this is a common story for many Indigenous Australians especially those of us who live in larger cities. I know a little language but not enough to hold a conversation, mostly just animal names, counting to 10 and a few other things.
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  21901. There is a good partnership there indeed. Australia, New Zealand, and Canada are tight. Commonwealth cousins. I feel that in recent years we have drifted away from the UK a bit, and this trinity has grown stronger in its stead. For example, when I was in high school back in the early 00s young people were obsessed with going to the UK for work, particularly London. That was the big dream of so many. But you don’t really hear much of that anymore. Instead Australians all seem to end up in Vancouver now. (Though London is very expensive these days and that may have something to do with it too.)
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  21902. Not sure I’d have a white Sox plate, maybe a Red Sox plate insead 😉🤣 gonna get my Penrith Panthers NRL plate when I get my rego next year. Not cheap, looking at $300+ the cost of rego at $400 😳
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  21903. Solo is a brand of lemon squash 'slam it down fast! - us oldies would remember the 'Solo man" ads - https://youtu.be/6T3RS78Tp58 "you gotta crack a Solo"
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  21904. UK. Driving along a motorway at about 10 over the limit, Audi estate in the fast lane in front of me, steadfastly doing 70 (the speed limit). So I get a bit closer to it, to encourage them to move out the way. They respond with a couple of flashes of the hidden blue lights, I back off and we all carry on our merry way. Ten minutes later they've pulled up a Porsche.
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  21905. The Eighties were totally awesome! 😊
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  21906. Hi I love your vlogs .. I don’t understand why your vehicle warranty was not covered ... was it because you made a few modifications? I have a 2017 Power wagon I want to put a supercharger on it will I void my warranty? Thanks
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  21907. Great, in Germany we called Burger King BK and Mc Donalds WE called Maces or the golden M😂
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  21908. I really enjoyed this video. And I agree with quite a few of the things he mentioned. I'm an Aussie born and bred in Queensland and speed cameras frustrate the heck out of me (I've had more than a few speeding fines as a result of the 'flash for cash' cameras lol). The traffic lights issue really isn't a problem as most lights have a special 'turn left' lane so there is no need to wait to turn left even on a red signal. He's right about the sun, although I managed to get sunburned in Las Vegas and walking around Disneyland so I don't really think there's that much of a difference. It's the humidity that can get to many visitors. It can be brutal in summer. I laughed when he mentioned the flies. It's true!!! Even I hate the flies here. It's because of them that we have the 'great Aussie salute' and we actually do wear hats with corks hanging from the brim in an attempt to keep them off the face. And the dang March flies and Horse flies will give you a nasty painful bite. I have visited my friends in the States many times and I've loved every minute of my time over there. I've been on many road trips with my friends and seen so may wonderful places and there is very little I didn't like. The people I've met on my travels have always been truly warm and welcoming which is wonderful. I think the only two things I could say I don't like or that frustrate me about the US is 1. Tipping and 2. Sales Tax. We don't have tipping anywhere in Australia (unless you want to) but I think that's because our wages pretty much make up for it. You can tip if you want to, but nobody is going to be upset or offended if you don't. And when out shopping here, the price on the tag is what you will pay at the checkout. I just couldn't get used to adding the sales tax on when paying for something. I love your videos and have really enjoyed getting to know you and your family through them. I really hope you do get to come visit us one day and if you do PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE come to Brisbane and make your way up the coast to Cairns and Port Douglas. You will be welcomed with open arms.....I promise!!
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  21909. If you love mountains, yes, you need to see the Alps. Not necessarily Tyrol, but somewhere close. It looks great even on screen, but seeing it "live" is nuts. Insane! For the skiing, these folks are either pros or very close to it. DON`T try this if you have not skied before. What these folks are doing takes years of training, some daredevil attitude and knowing the snow. Me personally, I am a long way from there, but I get down in one piece even in the more difficult slopes (but I like the easier slopes a lot more, I am too old to have anything to proove). It is still possible to learn how to ski, and have safer slopes to try out, of course with a hearty meal in the middle of the slope and then some beers when you have finished for the day. Your legs will kill you anyways the day afterwards. :) Oh, and a last tip - most skiers avoid the first and the last run. There is where the accidents happen. 😂😂😂
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  21910. Back when I was still in the trade, Snapon was premium and Dowidat can a close 2nd. Still have tools of both brands, still like the day I bought them, some 40 years ago.
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  21911. Good one Ian. Yes, it is exaggerated but done in a funny way and really using the American for having fun in his inability to understand their accent and slang. I have been here for over 50 years and still don't understand a lot of Auzzie slang.
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  21912. It is a misconception to believe that the USA did not enter WW I & II until near the end. In fact the USA sent war material, food, weapons, trucks, airplane engines, etc. to the Soviet Union and Britain, amounting to millions of tons. Whole factories were shipped to the Soviet Union, including US Dollar printing plates! And these shipments commenced very early on, while the USA was still officially a neutral country! In the Atlantic the US interfered with German shipping and naval vessels while officially neutral. The only reason US soldiers were not sent earlier to fight Germany was because the US population in general was 80% opposed to any involvement in any European conflict. It took a tremendous amount of British and US anti-German war propaganda consisting of outright lies, to get the public on-side. Unfortunately these lies are still propagated to this day.
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  21913. P.S As a redhead (like me) and wearing that hat, you actually look like an Aussie, mate 😁
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  21914. Uno de los mejores coches de rally de todos los tiempos el 306 🎉 nuevo suscriptor
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  21915. We love you too!
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  21916. What a great holiday you had! How beautiful.
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  21917. I have driven through that pass. It's very beautiful and it's fun indeed. But l have driven through at least 10 other places which are comparable to it. It's impossible to measure such things. But one thing is for sure. Mountains are the best for so many different reasons 😁
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  21918. Australia only converted to metric including Celsius temperature in 1966. I began high school that year, so schoolwork was a little difficult as before metric, we had imperial measurements and Fahrenheit temperature. Every household was provided by the government a book with the various conversion tables, as products on shelves and in shops began changing to the metric system.
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  21919. I'm sure the US were looking into how our currancy was made awhile ago. Haven't heard anything since. Too cool mate. 👍
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  21920. I wouldn't mind it in my living room. Although first I'd need a bigger house lol BTW, my son bought a VL Commodore as his first car, paid $700 for it, back in 2006
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  21921. Here is Scotland, 1m can buy a really nice house/build your own, or 4 mid sized houses for £250k each.
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  21922. Don't open that Bathurst car. It'll go up in value. Kinder Surprises are illegal in America (some stupid shit about non-food items inside edible products), so your Kinder "surprise" might be a visit from the cops! The mess in the later part of the video is likely due to being sent by air. Lower air pressure up there, so any sealed container is going to expand - and some will pop. That's something people should bear in mind when sending stuff. It's also why those bags of chips are deflated. They partially popped open in flight, lost their padding air, and then shrunk down during landing. Oh, and Emma flipped the bird at 14:38. She's gonna turn out great!
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  21923. Im so happy right now 😊
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  21924. The Bunyip exists it's my wife's mother.
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  21925. Interesting fact: The falcon was the same as the american one,.... also the platform for the first Mustang.
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  21926. Yeah well Ian.. It is awesome to hear Murray’s voice again.. I love how you are able to plug these awesome videos out for us to view again.. Love your work mate keep it up cheers from Australia
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  21927. First!! Keep up the great vids man 👍
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  21928. Look up The V8 Sleuth Podcast on Spotify, episode 106 is all about the car, chassis number HRT 043. It was up for sale in 2017 from what I can see doing a quick search.
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  21929. ATV's are street legal but here in Portugal they are limited to 40Kmh (cof,cof) and not allowed in highways , they are considered agricultural machines (?!!) ...
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  21930. Another good series to watch about Aust. with some off the beaten track and four wheel driving is a professional series done by 'The Bush Tucker Man' with Les Hiddins. He was in the Aust. army and was tasked with teaching the corps with what 'bush tucker' (food) they could eat, along with survival tips. This was a great series that taught you a lot about Aust history and bush tucker. All the shows had a story behind them making them very interesting to watch.
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  21931. Maybe a reaction to 90's DTM would be nice. Footage from that era is full of old, beautiful DTM cars bumping and flying over the kerbs.
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  21932. That's real cool Ian has an Aussie I was looking at everything it wasn't Australian I've been getting right into the history of NASCAR I listen Dale Earnhardt jr download podcast and I'm loving it. who do you follow in the NASCAR I'd love to know. I see Kevin Harvick poster the Jeff Burton 99 car who else
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  21933. 1:41 five seconds before I was just thinking "hey, he got a decent glass for that beer, he learned" 😂 Does your wife know how to make baked duck/ chicken dough? If you have seen german Backfisch (baked fish) from the north sea? Secret to our dough is: no tap water we use carbonated water for that and don´t finalize it with just water, have a bit too thick and thin it down with Pils, that´s our secret for that amazing "breading".
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  21934. lol a coffee mug you can have shots from , brilliant lol
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  21935. My two 1/2" drive socket sets are decades old , never tested the fail strength of the ratchets because I use the breaker bar on tight stuff first .
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  21936. Ian you lost a lot of weight my friend! Good for you :) Love the videos as always best from the Netherlands! Edit: Also! you should try Fritz Kola. I'd be curious what your reaction is to the taste :) If you can find it somewhere, it'd be interesting to see! :)
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  21937. Hey mate..watched a few of your posts/vids etc..enjoy your point of view..commentary etc and how your watching heaps of Aussie things and enjoying what we have to offer..racing...Afl.. Rugby...etc...keep it up mate..👍👍
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  21938. Think the Italian police used Lamborghini's as pursuit cars
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  21939. Hey Ian, she is actually from Plainfield, a southwest suburb of Chicago near Mokena, also her cousin is Jenny McCarthy.
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  21940. Hi mate I lived on the Gold Coast for 25yrs worked in clubs and bars for 10 yrs in the 80s and early 90s, met a few Americans in that time, its changed a bit a lot of development, crazy times in the 80s only saw one place I worked The Avenue, still there Its in the beginning of the vid I"m living in a rural area near Toowoomba just over the top of the dividing range a lot quieter than the coast. Cheers
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  21941. I'm hungry, really bloody hungry 👍🤓 🍔🍟🥓🍗🍖🍕🌭🌮🌯
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  21942. My uncle has a really old Menzi Muck. He bought it many years ago when he was 19 or so, and it already was an old machine back then. Doesn't have the joysticks, just a lot of levers and pedals. But he works that thing as if it was just an extension of his body. Found a video of the same or similar machine here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiimVe5MmUs
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  21943. Inverloch is such a beautiful spot to sit on the jetty with a line in last time I was there (I live about 1 hour from) there was 2 stingrays swimming around the jetty
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  21944. My Dad use to take me to Oran Park as a Kid, loved every minute. My favorite truck was the Green and blue Kenworth driven by Rob Russell, I think it was number 40 if my memory serves me.
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  21945. love the Tatra 10wd, the Australian army has some, when only the best will do.
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  21946. Kind of funny that you watch our sports, nicer trucks, etc. And we look at you because it's so fascinating to see easily impressed Americans, love it 😁
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  21947. Haha that was fun 🙂. You did better than most people. Better than I could do, I haven't thrown one since I was in school.
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  21948. If you can find some footage from the 2005 season, the sound of the Mercedes V10 in the McLaren MP4/20 is my favorite of the V10 era. That car did close to 370 km/h at Monza
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  21949. You don’t need to learn about the Ford Falcons.😂 Commodores are the only thing that matters! In all seriousness it’s a tragedy that both Ford and GM pulled out of the Australian manufacturing market. Not having Holden and Ford commodores/falcons respectively is really sad. Growing up Holden vs Ford was everything and Bathurst was a highlight weekend of my year. Dad was a Holden fan so I was, and that’s how it works all over Australia. To lose that part of our culture is depressing and makes the V8 Supercars championship far less appealing because the Australian rivalry is gone. Love watching your videos, brings back lots of memories. Keep up the good work!
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  21950. 🔥🔥
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  21951. I'd recommend you to check out the Tatra Force fire trucks because those are pretty cool too. If you wanna see more Rosenbauer you can check out the Tatra Tigon built by them that is probably one of the most amazing fire trucks out there. Definitely worth seeing.
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  21952. A couple of years ago Cadbury did a Vegemite chocolate. It was surprisingly good! Like a salted caramel with a hint of Vegemite and creamy chocolate. I’m looking forward to it if it is coming out.
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  21953. Bumbles! Same sort as VC and Crunchie could have been tested as well. We are all different, Turkish Delight 9/10, local TD has no chocolate instead covered in icing sugar. It's more chewy and and has more rose flavour. 10/10. I respect your honesty.👏
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  21954. There used to be a Toyota factory here in Aus, I think it was in Altona Victoria, sadly they closed down as well. At 8.28 that white sports car is called a Purvis Eureka, a kit car. You took a VW beetle chassis and engine and slap on this fibre glass body. Some people put Subaru motors in them
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  21955. I am from Ireland but have lived in Canada since 2006 and traveled around Australia briefly many years ago. Two great countries with different things to offer. For Americans I would say on a cultural alignment basis Canada is much more familiar and Australia would require more adjustment.
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  21956. RIP Peter Brock.
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  21957. Congrats man! You are one of the most positive persons I have ever watched on YouTube. Wish all the best to you and your family in the New Year! All the best from CROATIA!!!
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  21958. Cadbury in Tasmania used to do a 5 or 10kg chocolate bar for weddings 👍😆
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  21959. hahaha this is classic - especially in this revisionist PC-obsessed world we inhabit - Dickie knee, believe it or not, was even more crass and rude, and chuck in some casual racism to boot LOL can't wait for that one!
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  21960. Rule #1 all facts may be out of date or inaccurate, so maybe lists like this can always be subject to update.
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  21961. Yeah i like aswell
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  21962. Hey there hunny, you looking like a snacc. 💓💓😍😍😍😍😍😍
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  21963. “Masters” series in Australia refer to modern classic. Ian, imagine you starting a Facebook page to organise US Classic Muscle racing , starting at your local tracks!
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  21964. These ones r the best
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  21965. Still a lot of those XPs cruising around Oz. The 2 doors still look good today. The 4 doors not so much.
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  21966. That was an interesting video. Crazy to think that happened but it does happen everywhere. Definitely neeed to detox at least once a year lol :-) my dad said that growing up back in the ranch every 6 months they did parasite detox.
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  21967. Ian please check Formula Truck, is a brazilian truck racing series, they went nuts with racing big rigs
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  21968. Tim Minchin is an amazing talent, Happy 50th SOH
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  21969. Milo on creamy vanilla ice cream. OHHHHHHHHHHHH BABY!!!
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  21970. That Nautilus thing…. There was a big plague of them in the 50s or 60s. My mum has a bunch of those shells that washed up on the beach.
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  21971. Conditional means you can only use it for certain events. Club reg is cheaper registration for cars older than 25 years, you need join a club and can only use it a certain amount of days in a year, which you write into your log book.
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  21972. 10/10 for tryin...practice makes perfect
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  21973. Wish you already congrats for 100k. You deserved it bro. You are very positive and authentic. Cheers from Germany. Tom
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  21974. Awesome mate
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  21975. That noise is superb. I’m with you on that one Brother.
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  21976. It's like the WD40 to drink.
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  21977. I'm more outdoor person so i don't see the point in a home so big , a home to me is just somewhere to eat, sleep & shit. I have know kids to inherit my belongings so my nephews are lucky buggers when they get my 2 SANDMANS. 👍🤓🇦🇺 can't take it with you 😭
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  21978. We have tins of milo and then Theres milo icecream and cereal and milo bars "rice crispie treats" or there was like 5-10 years ago when i went shopping. But idk about the rest of it. Aussies are pretty happy with standard what they know teied and true things vs asian food culture which is like we need 10 different types and use it for all sorts of food and desserts and make it trendy etc. So youll find a lot of western foods with have like maybe 3 different types not flavours but types like bar powder icecream for example will have like 10 or so in asian countries. Specifically the island countries. Japan singapore taiwan etc
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  21979. The tank museum channels tank chat videos are worth checking out if you want to learn more about older tank design from the 60s and ww2.
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  21980. Love your chanel from Sweden!!!!!
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  21981. Huge congrats guys, Lets go.
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  21982. Well done Ian you did it just right. I love vegemite my favorite way to eat it is with a slice of cheese on the bread as well. I think a P.O. box would be a great idea so we could send you some other Aussie stuff.
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  21983. Hi Ian, I am a Tesla fan but I also thought the Cybertruck was ugly when I saw it at the unveiling. I was impressed by the specs, though. Over the next few weeks, I became weirdly obsessed by it and I have a preorder. I think we will become used to the odd look. It is form from function and the function is amazing.
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  21984. I live in Tasmania and is absolutely beautiful here definitely need to have a look
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  21985. something better on gas
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  21986. In Poland our speed limit on the motorway is 140kph but there is a 10kph margin of error so legally you can go up to 150kph.
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  21987. Hi mate , love your reaction videos , particularly the AFL and V8 Supercar ones , at the time that Murphy lap was a awesome lap but has since been smashed many times over ... check out Scott Mclaughlins lap in a Shell Ford Falcon ... a lap of 2.03.831 in the 2017 top ten shoot out for pole .
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  21988. You can take a tourist ride at the nuerburgring ore drive by yourself at open days 😜😜
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  21989. Congratulations to you all! Well done Daniella! Sydney is a nice name, she is a beautyful baby! Wish you all the best, greetings from Germany 💕
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  21990. Snooker is a long game. Frames typically last 20-30mins, sometimes over an hour. Sometime a few mins. But x11 frames (or more) ends up running over several sessions or even days. 147 is the max normal score, but it is theroetically possible to get more if an opponent fouled at the begining. I think the max max is 155. I have never seen that
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  21991. Have Tim Tam party have a few people over and try the Aussie slang book out on them would be fun to watch!!! Thanks for the clip mate my bet is it's only going to get bigger!!
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  21992. Had pleasure to drive audi v8 4.2, what a car 👌
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  21993. White timmys are my favorite! Your old man seems like a legend.
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  21994. I'm getting one tomorrow, I'm actually glad I even found one, the only Raptor 52 available has the Briggs engine. I take pretty good care of my equipment just as long as it's not made in China I should be good to go. The new models but what I've gleaned have fixed the issues of the older Raptors. You helped me make up my mind on the purchase. Thanks Dave. Liked and subscribed!!
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  21995. They look delicious. The way we usually make them here in the UK is easier. We take some good flavoured sausagemeat and use that as the filling.
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  21996. Hyde Park corner, London before they put the traffic lights in. Close your eyes and foot on the gas, and hope for Gods sake you don’t end up in the air, scary shit - about 7 different junctions to get on. I’ve never experienced fear like it
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  21997. Straight to the man cave
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  21998. You can have any custom plate that fits, 6 characters, but you pay extra and pay to keep them and change to a new car
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  21999. Please dont ask me what that beer cost here in Norway LOL
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  22000. Also in the video you have a car brand called daf (also from the truck daf) that can drive as fast backwards as they can forward.
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  22001. Holden toyed with the XU-2. A small LC/LJ based Torana with the 308 V8. Enough people were wrapping the 6 cylinder version around things to put an end to that monster.
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  22002. l'm fluent in four languages and communicate in further three. l call this the advantage of living in a small country and having subtitled tv programmes.
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  22003. And now you can write to your ex, saying "I owe you nothing" along with a 0€ banknote 😂
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  22004. Here we are juicing our pants.... This person is terrified !! Lol
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  22005. Things are strange because this has been one of coldest winter in a longest time this year in Australia
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  22006. American needs to react to Australia's deadliest song
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  22007. My second car was a VW Golf 3 from 1995. It had a 60hp Motor and i loved it! It really felt like a gocart. Now i have a Skoda Superb from 2016 with 150hp, manual of course. 1.4l motor. When i visit my wifes parents i nearly always drive a route that includes a former race track up and down a mountain. Lots of curves.100 km/h allowed, and i always try to max out the speed limit up and down where its possible. An absolute joy! Even when a Porsche for example would be even more fun, the experience is awesome! When you hear the motor working hard, its not about the sheer power. The perception of high speed is there, even with a small motor!
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  22008. I know of two racing Commodores that have been sold lately, one went for about AUD250,000k (not sure of the auction fees) but another went for considerably more than AUD500,000K and was a private sale.
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  22009. I'm in my mid-50s now, but when I was a kid mum used to make Milo sandwiches for school lunch. Just 2 slices of buttered bread and sprinkle of Milo in between. You just have to try it.
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  22010. You'd think he'd use reverse! LOLZ. On another note, I knew a truckie who picked up fish from Kuranda years ago, and when he'd back the trailer down the ramp to load directly from the boats, sometimes he'd have to hang the last two axles of the trailer over the edge of the ramp to reach the boat due to the tide. He was also a master of driving one of those rigs over that slippery red dirt around Normanton.
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  22011. Yep mate you will love those beans they are my favourite brand and I eat them just about every day and just watch out for those gingernuts mate they are REALLY hard LOL!! You will find that bag for keeping cool or cold stuff in after shopping. Happy Christmas and NewYear from me and mine to you and yours😎
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  22012. The Kindergarten thing is interesting. Our primary schools (UK) start with "Reception" at 4-5, which is mostly supervised educational play, and then 5-6 is the first year of actual school. We do also have pre-school for younger children, though these are basically glorified daycares (but might include some basic educational play like growing cress in an eggshell).
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  22013. Room temperature TimTam with cold milk is my favourite way to do this.
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  22014. Great to see Pedro in another video - dressing swanky as always and rocking those boots! It's really nice how you bring your family into these videos - it really adds to the video. Hopefully someone will send you another stuffed toy so that both of your kids will have one. 😊
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  22015. Before speed cameras and GPS tracking some trucks use to travel fast speeds around 150 or 160klmph ( 100 mph)they almost blew ya doors off.
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  22016. Well done Mate enjoyed watching this video. 🤓💪👍😁🇦🇺
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  22017. Awww congratulations Nana. 🎊 and your family. Xoxo :) 😀
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  22018. umm are you living like you live in australia australia time. perfect upload time 5 pm "just saying"
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  22019. As a Pole I’m having problems with much easier English words with R’s and L’s, like raleway or girlfriend 😂 And it’s not like all Poles are able to pronounce those Polish tongue breakers. On the other hand I’d never want to learn Polish as a foreigner, because the amount of rules is absurd.
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  22020. You did ridiculously well for a first timer without any assists I would love for you to make this a series. Maybe try a career mode? If you need any tips feel free to ask, been playing for 9 years.
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  22021. All Chinese trucks are copycats 😂
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  22022. Hey man, cheers from Brazil. I like to watch ur american view on european trucks and from other nations around the world too. One thing i have to say, scania is actually doing some moves going to Canada. I believe soon enough u will see at least some new scanias in the border of USA and CAN. Prolly in the next 10 years scania would have an american market, who knows? Since the long front(noses) trucks are having some bad times in some new cities already as far as i can get from here with truck news on the internet.
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  22023. Best of Scania V8 open pipes sound 2017 4K UHD watch this video they sound great
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  22024. 🇦🇺🍻👍❤❤
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  22025. I think that spikey creature is a Thorny Devil (Moloch horridus). They're so cool!!!
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  22026. Found the correct video. Cheers from Canberra 🇦🇺
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  22027. ❤❤❤ love your vids mate
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  22028. Wildlife is my favourite! There are two-headed snakes so three-eyed snakes aren’t too much of a credibility stretch. I’d love to go to Christmas Island to see the crab migration. Weird, I know…
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  22029. Still like the Squares better styling-wise. Makes me think I gotta get working on my '77 K5.
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  22030. Hello from Australia
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  22031. Been waiting for this... The Legend has been discovered!
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  22032. How about a video about forest harvester?
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  22033. This video made my day! Congratulations to you and your beautiful family. Welcome to the world baby Sydney
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  22034. I'm with you Ian. Apart from the news and a couple of other shows I don't watch TV anymore, much prefer YouTube videos
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  22035. Love the rally stuff Ian.
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  22036. One thing that's hard to appreciate in snooker without playing it for yourself is just how fast a good quality table is. I played lots of pool as a youngster, like most guys, and I remember being kind of shocked in the difference the first time I got on a snooker table. You hit the cue ball with what you think is a good weight or spin and it'll just keep rolling and rolling and rolling, controlling it can feel like trying to stop on ice sometimes. And with the table being so big it's incredibly hard to keep the cue ball in that zone you were talking about without some real skill and feel for the game. As a beginner you'll more often than not find the cue ball ending up the on opposite end of the table from where you want to be until you get a good feel for it. Ronnie makes it look effortless but I promise you it's anything but. The control the professional guys have over the cue ball is incredible, it's like they have it on a string sometimes. If you can find somewhere near you with a decent snooker table I'd recommend giving a go at least once, even just to have a reference to how good these guys are at the sport.
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  22037. I reckon you doing a reaction to the new videos monthly will be a good hit with us Aussies
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  22038. the iveco turbostar had one of the biggest turbos fitted to a truck even by todays standards sound great
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  22039. Someone should introduce Ian to Touring Car Masters! As a fan of GT racing, I prefer Phillip Island over Bathurst.
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  22040. My uncle had the licence to make the rock protectors in front of the rear wheels on the early Holdens. He worked originally as a coach body builder for GMH and later on worked in the research and development area. He was one of the guys who worked on the Torana GTR-X concept car.
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  22041. ayy what a legendary collection
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  22042. I used to be a driving instructor for cars and motorcycles, so i could teach you how to drive in Europe without looking like an American tourist 😊, but i think you already learned a lot from watching videos like these 😀
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  22043. ​ @IWrocker  doesn't have to be that extremely expensive honestly. You have a whole community from europe to help you and give you all the tips to have great experiences at the best value across europe. Good planning goes a very long way.
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  22044. Aaaand that's exactly how the drug wars started...... the first one"s free... and then you're HOOKED.... Welcome to your life long Tim Tam addiction mate.
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  22045. I saw a video of an old f1 pitstop and the guy drank coca cola while pitstoping🤣
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  22046. That is true I fear. Profits over people. :( it was a good taste test tho.
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  22047. Aussie YouTuber "High rollers 4x4 society" has epic Australian barra swapped 4x4 compilation and really good LS swapped 4x4 compilation to
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  22048. I’m from the Netherlands and I’m watching your video non-stop since a week or something! Love them!! I would like to add that the road you found weird @15:52 has bicycle lanes on both sides but because the road is narrow the lines are interrupted. So if you would meet another car from the other side you temporarily use the bicycle lane. But this way you are warned that there might be bicycles on the road. Almost only used in the country side not near cities. Because there you Often see the bicycle lanes are separate from the road to protect the bicyclists. Also want to let you know that in the countryside your probably use your car to commute to work. Because it is still the faster there. But the driving is great around there!
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  22049. Geeeeeze this is a flash black and a half
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  22050. That Opel Kadett is sweat, one of my favourite classic cars
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  22051. 3:30 A380, correct. :)
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  22052. I always love your content
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  22053. IWrocker did you see the snake crossing the road at the traffic lights ?
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  22054. Some absolute bangers in this
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  22055. We Aussies did this in ‘85 onwards. Learn your stuff bro. We rocked!
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  22056. easy enough to do One blade is either slightly larger, orhas different airfoil. It causes imballnce. Boomeranfs will follow a circle and if its high enough will do a figure of 8
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  22057. Uluru is an Aboriginal sacred site. It is no longer possible to climb it. When it was allowable to climb it, there were quite a few deaths from falls, heart attacks...
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  22058. There's a video called "8 Swiss Inventions that changed the world" on the "About Swiss" channel. It's in German, but has English subtitles.
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  22059. Definitely runners lol (but I am in Vic!) Perth I think has the best weather overall for our capital cities, its just really expensive to live there, and it's such a long way from anywhere else, otherwise it would be the most densely populated I think!
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  22060. You realise you're mistake now don't you saving just one for slam classic rookie mistake 🤣
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  22061. Greetings all the way from Dubai - UAE 🇦🇪 , i started going off roading since 2 years ago with my 2015 5 door Suzuki Grand Vitara , with a experienced friend of mine who introduced me to their channel and i instantly became a fan of them , i won't call myself experienced but at least i am happy to say i know the basics. I want to say that watching your reactions to their videos feels really good and it makes everyone happy. I truly hope we all get to gather one day and meet you as well. Tip : Have a cup of tea and squeeze a fresh lemon on it and once your done have a spoon of honey , do that for several days and you will be fine , hope your cold goes away soon. ✌🏻
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  22062. They do qualifying today you should definitely check it out live
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  22063. Austrian here, you are saying it nearly correct, put more effort into the Z, a hard "ts" sound. The Pinzgauer is also a breed of cows, which are held on the pastures of the alps in summer because they don't mind if the uneven terrain, hence the name of the car.
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  22064. Would love to have a Unimog. Awesome trucks. Its a unique one for sale here in Norway (well a couple more but this one..) It can drive on train tracks and the road. ~$200K
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  22065. Portable A/C units can really cool down an area very well. Just keep in mind where the warm air leaves the unit to the outside and the condensation in high humidity will need to drain away with extended use. Good on ya.
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  22066. I'm a single guy in his early 30s and was not sure if i wanted kids. Watching you guys has made me want a family of my own. Congratulations so much on little Sydney.
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  22067. i would think those fiestas can go like 200km/h
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  22068. When are you coming back to Indiana?? I have some thing for you.
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  22069. Very cool and great variety so far! And Congratulations on nearly 40 thousand subscribers 👏 That 1st car sounds like an hayabusa engine
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  22070. Look Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton during last season of F1.
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  22071. PBS Eons (I think) had a vid on marsupials. It said they only just made it to Australia before it got too far from Antarctica and had to raft or swim the sea. They were only a few small critters and all the marsupial species in Australia are descended from them. Before that, Australia was dominated by birds including terror birds.
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  22072. If I had my choice of any car in the world It would be an A9X and even better if it was that one. Best race car ever made in Australia.
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  22073. first
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  22074. Bro, you are the best!
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  22075. My 2 favourite You Tubebers in one video. Made my day lan. Thanks mate 👍🇦🇺🤣
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  22076. It’s called a “Ute” because on the registration it’s listed as a “utilities vehicle” so we just abbreviated it to Ute like we do with everything!
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  22077. absolutely true about all the car manufacturers. lots of makes turning up since our manufacturers shut down. we just bought a Skoda Superb wagon and it's awesome.
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  22078. Great video, Ian. Hope you and fam are well, mate!! 👍🏼
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  22079. You have so many more shapes flavours to try Cheddar Nacho Cheese Meat Pie Sausage Sizzle Sizzling Steak & Onion Chicken Drumstick Savoury Chilli cheese Lamb & Rosemary Sticky BBQ Wings Sour Cream and Onion Supreme Cheese Fried chicken Salt and Vinegar You gotta get to trying them!!!
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  22080. Regardless of food topic - let me please urge you again (as jokingly as possible :D) to visit the Cafe Prague restaurant in Chicago (I hope it's not that far from you the distances in America are ridiculous :D) their foods look legitimately Czech I heard they have good reviews by the czech expats and even the Americans. Lots of legit Czech food like Svičková with dumpling (absolute must have) or classic goulash, but they also have some let's say regular foods for Americans or Chicken Nuggets for kids so everyone should be happy there. What might actually sway you to visit with family especially (your dad and my man Pedro) is the fact they have TWO Czech beers on tap from the faucet as they call it. Pilsner Urquell and the CzechVar aka Budvar. The food looks cheap to me but the beer is expensive as f... but that might just be a bias from Czechia :D anyway I would love to see you try and hear your review
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  22081. Good to see Daniella. Thanks for her suggestion. Amazing stuff. Only saw a tiny group of these visiting NZ. Never seen any glowing insects in Australia, so might be rare here.
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  22082. UK is Pounds and Pence. Majority of Europe is Euros and Cents
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  22083. G'day 👋👍👌💖 I'm addicted to the butterscotch and cream Tim Tam's.. omg!! 😍 I'll send you guys some 💕
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  22084. moza just released a truck wheel for that direct drive base and it looks great, its a really big wheel like probably 3 times the size of normal racing wheels. So might wanna consider that later date for truck sims. Unfortunately for me, I have thrustmaster t818 which it won't work with.
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  22085. I've seen another video where an American truck driver said that those long trucks are dying out. You can't buy them new anymore. New trucks now are shorter and have a nose that curves down to the street. He called them road sniffers and said the companies do that because they need less fuel and it's easier to see what is in front of the truck. It surprised me that the trailer that hit the curb didn't have some system to balance the load and adjust the height. It's kind of standard in Europe for heavy loads to avoid doing damage. In Europe the driver would just hit a button to lift the trailer a little to be able to drive around the corner without hitting the pavement. I guess it's because European drivers have those situations more often, because our streets are not as wide as an American street. The street where the driver had problems would have been a comfortable wide street in Europe. The standard width of a German highway lane is 2.55m (8ft2), the standard width of an American highway lane is 3.65m (12ft) and urban or rural lanes are smaller. If you think about that a standard freight container has a width of 2.43m (8ft) you see the difficulties a European trucker will face.
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  22086. Police cars used to be domestic (Commodores & Falcons). No more local car manufacturing no more domestic. Don't know what the criteria is for purchasing police vehicles now but you're correct, they now come in all shapes and sizes.
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  22087. you might find it interesting the "Bay to Birdwood" automotive event held yesterday in Adelaide....its the largest continually held motoring event for veteran, vintage and classic vehicles held anywhere in the world.
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  22088. sounds like Emma is having so much fun!
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  22089. I went to a Cabela's when I visited the US. I bought a great pair of thermal undies which come in great when you live through a Canberra winter. That was 12 years ago and I'm still wearing them now.
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  22090. It's funny I live 20 mins from Surfers and haven't been there in years. Not into that club life shit anymore, but the local suburbs are good. Southport is a little dropkick though but inland is packed with good people and easy living. I'm shocked at the amount of face nappies I see there, there's almost no one buying into that garbage here anymore.
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  22091. Woahhhhh that’s so cool! How generous 😮 wow 😊
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  22092. Ian you should check out a new video that dropped this week "Why 95% of Australia is Empty" its actually pretty good!
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  22093. I vote for North Mexico too or maybe Pedrovia hahaha
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  22094. Great video! Wow my country really is breathtakingly beautiful! We should not take anything for granted! And ESPECIALLY the beauty of nature and wildlife! 🥰💕💜💙🙏🙏🐨🦘🦜🐸🐋🦋🌳🌺💐🐞🦜🦜🦢🦜🦢🕊🌿🌾🌼🌻🌳
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  22095. also video of ISU-152 starting after 70 years or so
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  22096. The uk has fairly dense cities like America and while homelessness is an issue, there’s nothing on the scale of the situation in LA for example. Yes the US has 300 million people but the uk has 60 million people in not much of a larger space than Florida
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  22097. Oh cool didnt expect an unboxing video, greetings to the family and happy holidays!
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  22098. I wish to be here with you, and be able to tell you more about these european cars
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  22099. In Australia, we a lot different cement truck types here. Ranging from mini mixer trucks, American and European dual steer trucks, longer trucks with larger mixing drums and semi cement mixers.
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  22100. Congrats man! Just wanted to say, you deserve it and as American F1 and international motorsport fan, love the videos. I assume alot of your subscribers are overseas, and I think your channel may change some people's views on what Americans are like. I think you show real interest and respect in the cultures of all countries which probably surprise some viewers who have some stereotypical view of Americans.
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  22101. one momenent please! you are the first american ive ever heard that said correct "porschE" and not "porsh".
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  22102. Out of those shown, I’m taking Koh Samui island life every day of the week. I own 2 properties both in Brisbane and both have similar values of around $1.2M AUD or $800k USD. Both a extremely different and offer vastly different living styles. One is on the outer suburbs and is around 2200 m2 (23500 ft2) of land and 380 m2 (4000 ft2) acreage house, the other is closer to the city and is on 560 m2 (6000 ft2) with a 220 m2 (2350 ft2) house. Not only does $1M get you vastly different homes around the world, it gets you vastly different homes within 30km (18 miles) of each other….
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  22103. For Qashqai - think Rogue. Because of delivery costs, models of Qashqai/Rogue have ceased on the shores of North America.
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  22104. A for effort bro
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  22105. This bloke makes some interesting videos. I have only recently discovered his channel myself.
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  22106. My italian tempramemto comes above..😊
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  22107. Oooh, there are so many moments in F1 when the crew messes up. And that is when you see they are still humans, not a bunch of synchronized robots. So these mechanics are doing one incredible job! And are totally underpaid!
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  22108. Have a great Thanks Giving... :)
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  22109. The rivalry between Australia and New Zealand is intense. Seriously watch a Test match between these two teams, best games to watch, in my opinion.
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  22110. Happy birthday mate.🎂🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
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  22111. The best beers on this planet are Czech, German, Polish and Austrian. The rest is ok-ish, at most.
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  22112. The most common birthdays are in September, which means there are a lot of parents who get 'busy' around Christmas. 🤔
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  22113. 11.35 Ford Sierra Saphire Cosworth ❤️❤️ brilliant cars. This one runs grp A, at up to 400bhp. And from just 2ltrs !! Great cars, I've had 3 Cosworths and a RS200...... Highly recommended 👌 love your rally reviews mate, good to see you getting into non US motor sport...... keep up the good work **11/10** 👏
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  22114. That is too funny!!! My wife has a Wrangler chief edition and I was saying my wagon deserved a Trail rated badge.
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  22115. Of course it’s fake it’s exactly the same trick moviemaker did with the sonic movie, it’s a way to create a buzz, hell do you really think those windows were not supposed to brake ? How gullible can you be, those kind of show are triple checked event this is just an other musk troll and I guess he’s dead laughing atm
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  22116. You should really take a look at (Best of modified diesel cars videos) Not the biggest beamer guy myself but there are a lot of BMWs in those videos, which is perhaps one of the best diesel automakers out there and is underappreciated outside of Europe. (BMW M57), which is one of the few diesel engines that can give the legendary OM606 a run for its money on both sound and power. Also alot of other cool cars in those videos but i just feel like the bmw diesels dont get the recognition they desserve especially outside of europe!!
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  22117. If you like nature and beauty landscape you need to see Norway 🇳🇴
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  22118. Does it come with a trailer to pull around the fuel tanker you will need to get around town?
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  22119. :) 😀😍
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  22120. Good vid go blues , every country has their foibles
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  22121. I saw them heading down the inland road from Brisbane to Sydney with my family and we saw them and have no idea what they were. we thought we had a car coming towards us on a road with no exits and 30meters from us an they just vanished.
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  22122. Not far from where I live.. go there all the time.. a fun place to camp fish swim 4WD 👍👌
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  22123. Spent time in the Northern Territory even went to High School in Katherine for a few moths. lol think was only 4 of us white Mungas in the school rest were Aboriginal. Some are very racist but many are awesome people. remember trying to learn the Didgeridoo. using the woomera and spear. only remember a few Aboriginal words. all swear words lol. especially them calling me a White Munga.
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  22124. Be sure to give American beers a try as well; it's important to have a point of reference for your preferences. 👍🏻
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  22125. No Ian, THANK YOU
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  22126. I did this in my youth too ( in a way ) We took a shopping-cart, connected it to a moped and go off-road with it. That was wild!
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  22127. Love it mate! And im sure there are more than a few ideas already on what to send next lol
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  22128. Freakin' unbelievable work mate,Or as we like to say....TOO DEADLY... it's looking awesome Ian.......BRING ON PHASE 2.....Oh by the way NESTLE is pronounced nest-LAY
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  22129. You've picked the best in my opinion go go Torana Plus old Holden Monaro
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  22130. Rip Curl also do snow gear, Macquarie is pronounced Mac quarry. You learn something every day, I always assumed Dulux was a subsidiary of US Dupont.
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  22131. Americans are like Aussies. Ian says "That's not far from me - 3 1/2 hour drive" (most of us anyway) Big countries
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  22132. Yeah we say the time for distance and not the kilometres 👍🤣
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  22133. The only burger I like from Maccas is the McSpicy. It's a spicy chicken burger and so long as they leave the mayo off I can eat it without having a reaction lol.
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  22134. you used to be able to pick up a barra from the wreckers for $100, it would be high mileage ex-taxi, but still capable of big numbers with some bolt-ons.
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  22135. You should look into The Bend Motorsport Park in South Australia. Classed as one of the greatest underdog tracks out there.
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  22136. That's freaking hilarious! Great video
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  22137. Salted choc always my fave. Otherwise double coat or chewy caramel. Nice collection mate!
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  22138. The zig zag lines are meaning that there's a crossing nearby. The dashed lines you took for dotted lines are for drivers to give way of oncoming traffic Its not that hard, but since you drive on the different side of the road, you might find it difficult. The one in Hemel Hempstead is the only one I've driven on, so far. I haven't been to Swindon, yet
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  22139. Kiddos getting bigger every unboxing vid. Wifey looked awesome in her new hat. Peace and love to you all.
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  22140. Hey Ian there’s also a Citroen C6, a modern day version of the DS, it’s also pretty quirky
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  22141. Lowes came to Oz. Joined with WOLLIES in a big arse hardware store “masters”. got their arse kicked because they didn’t understand the Australian psyche. Same as Blockbuster video. And that dreadful coffee chain Starbucks who is coffee taste like poison. Australian coffee is the best no worries mate
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  22142. I absolutely love the races, where some drivers use older cars, mixed with newer cars. It's fun to see how many of the older cars, still manage to race very good.
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  22143. The best way to annoy an AFL fan is to wear a NRL top 🤣🤣🤣. You should listen to some of the team songs in a video, I think you’ll enjoy them. Love ur vids Mr. Rocker!!!
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  22144. Effing fantastic to see your reaction Ian, next year I'm hoping to get my 1960 T Bird down to the NATS, not a Burn Out car but perfect to CROOOZ.
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  22145. Thoroughly enjoyed this video, any time you learn new information is never a waste of taking the time to be still and listen carefully
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  22146. Happy New Year and best to the family. Pedro really know how to dress, style and taste.
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  22147. So there you have it. Get more venomous snakes and start playing more cricket, and America can also be great mate.
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  22148. i love my opels! i have a 1983 Opel corsa A1 and a 2006 Opel Vectra OPC wagon :)
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  22149. Sup my brother u should do an american react to the rugby league ( nrl ) sum big brawls in them games bro big hits and good game play u should most definatly check that out i played NRL for 4yrs club had sum mighty good games aswell
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  22150. I personally can't wait for this six days of Motorsport at Bathurst .
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  22151. MAN = Machine factory Augsburg - Nürnberg foundation 1898 Germany
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  22152. I didn't know Glögg. According to Wikipedia it's "Glühwein (boiled spiced Wine) mit Schuß (With additional Alcohol like Wodka)". But seeing the Size of the Cups there won't be additional Alcohol in it, so you technicaly had Glühwein!
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  22153. G'day Ian, Mate it's not just a Man Cave it's a shrine to all things Great about Australia and American, and in the words of an Aussie, your one bloody lucky bugger with that TrueBlue feel for OZ, cheers, Cowboy Neil 🤠.
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  22154. It's nice country to check out. Do a search for roadtrains crossing it, those boys move it. Cool channel mate...
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  22155. In those "rented" trucks you have enough fuel to finish the job. When you will buy your own truck then you will have to take care of fuel.
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  22156. It's nice to hear your Mrs, maybe we will get to see her!
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  22157. Ian it's great to see you've buttoned up your shirt. You should have your father in law on your show more often. Thank you senore 👌
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  22158. Bloody funny stuff thanks for posting mate i had a great laugh ! 👍👌
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  22159. That was a cool video. It is amazing the effort and tech that goes into these new trucks
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  22160. I've attended F1 races since 1957. NOTHING ever came close to the sound of these V10 & V8 cars! 20,000 RPM!! For the first time earplugs were essential! Driving to Montreal while FP2 was on, I could hear them from across the river with the windows closed.
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  22161. Merry Christmas to you and your family❤
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  22162. You should try seeing European trucks maneuvering through tight spaces. It’s mind blowing!
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  22163. Thank you Ian for brighting my day I have PTSD and I wacht your utube channel for fun and as a distraction
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  22164. Those plastic red cups are used at college parties in the US, where you definitely wouldn’t want any glasses 😂 I used to go to big fraternity and sorority parties as well as college dorm parties, they got pretty wild 😆
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  22165. The best pet I've been owned by was my diamond python.
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  22166. In my opinion the best way to eat Chocolate Ripple biscuits is to make Chocolate Ripple cake. It is so easy, get some whipping cream, add a little vanilla, and a little granulated sugar it you'd like it a little sweeter. Whip the cream til it holds a peak, the spread the cream on the Chocolate Ripple biscuits, sandwiching them together. Stand them on a plate touching, when all the biscuits have cream on them that way. You then spread the remaining cream over the outside. Cover with cling wrap, and put in the fridge for at least a few hours, but overnight is better. The cream softens the biscuits and it turns into more like a cake texture. You can crush up all kinds of things to sprinkle on top. My personal favourite topping is Flake.
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  22167. in the inhabited but unsealed parts of the outback in a day you'll likely see a roadtrain, a couple of locals in 4wd's, a couple of tourists riding bicycles (usually japanese or german for some reason) a few adventure motorcycles mostly suzuki drz400E's or dr650se"s and a few loaded up touring 4wd's. in the less inhabited places you can go for two days and not see a single person. you should watch "TEN DAYS and ONE THOUSAND MILES on the world's most remote 4x4 track - THE CANNING STOCK ROUTE" by "the road chose me" that should give you an idea.
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  22168. Little fact about Hobart, capital of Tasmania. In the first shot of it you are at the docks and can see Mount Wellington in the background. I have been on the dock at 30 deg C and the same day at the top of the mount it was 4 deg C
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  22169. Donut media is a great channel, been watching it for quite awhile now, love from denmark
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  22170. Some number plates are band across Australia ....... FAR - CUE ...... The cue is a longway from you, so why is it band?
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  22171. any chance to send you beer from the balkan region in europe?
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  22172. That second quiz, I actually knew all of them. Dang. First time my job would help in a quiz
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  22173. ian you drinking bundenburg it makes me feel proud to be an australian
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  22174. Good to see one of the Barry Crump ads again... That was the one from the 80's! So good!
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  22175. OG BBQ shapes for me personally… 👌 Hey Ian, try a Hawaiian pizza with jalapeños… A friend suggested it to me, but it was 🔥🔥🔥
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  22176. Man it can be an eye opener at times , indicators are optional in QLD, oh I have seen many unusual setups and may I add very Casual car decor replacements in regard to doors hoods/ bonnets and basically...any thing goes if you can make it out of wood ? in certain parts of this fine land . have a great day Ian. PS: do some more on this :) their mad bastards down here .
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  22177. OMG, I was just thinking today, Ian and Daniela should make lamingtons - and you did 😅 Lamingtons are definitely an Aussie invention/tradition. The Kiwis can't claim everything 😂 And don't worry about messing up the recipe. At least you tried to make them. I've only ever bought them ready-made 😅
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  22178. Australian internet. Now you know how we feel. lol
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  22179. The huge diversity is due to fire brigades not being centralized at all, or regulated in specifications by law; and they buy differently according to each fire brigades history (99% made out of somewhat recent not Spanish immigrants). Also, Chile probably has the most strict emission laws in all of Latin America. Euro6 is mandatory for all cars and pickup trucks.
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  22180. The cop van you saw with the lock up at the back is what we call a divvy van ....home to all the drunks on a wild night lol
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  22181. These'll do me for a night in.
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  22182. The camera dont do it justice, they are actually haulin ass on that circuit!
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  22183. That clip was from the forest near Perth, West Oz. It is on gravel, it's like driving on marbles and in the dry it's very dusty, so easy to lose control. World Rally, Australia, miss that coming to Perth so much.
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  22184. So it must be about time to extend your house to fit more in.
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  22185. Just saw you on I-94 outside of St. Cloud Mn
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  22186. All I can manage is GT Sport. Oh no! FOMO!
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  22187. Get stuffed mate. 🤣😛 This is me taking the piss. 😄
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  22188. you can own a gun for hunting and farming but sling shot and pepper spray are not practical except for damage or to spray at people. We don't have animals that pepper spray will hurt or deter.
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  22189. 900k thats CHEVY for ya sorry to comment so much i will shhhhh now mate
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  22190. I had a red Ram truck.. I agree red is nice on a truck, especially if you put shined up polished Chrome rimes on it😍 Chrome and the colour red, go together like a piss and a fart!☺️
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  22191. This is why I do my Christmas shopping in August!
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  22192. I buy CC’s over Doritos anyday. Can’t wait for the tasting video. 😎
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  22193. I think Skaife did a high 2'11's around there in a top ten shootout
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  22194. All I can think of is the movie ‘The Castle’. This is going straight to the pool room. You should use it darl.
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  22195. Dean karney driving the viper is now on YouTube a bit his team is now owned by daily driven exotics you should look them up they got some videos of them building and testing their vipers it’s really cool
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  22196. US cars have both km and miles because they may be driven into Canada or Mexico where they use kms. But outside of the US the only countries in the world that use miles are Birma, Liberia and the UK.
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  22197. Cant agree. Red provides visibility on bright sunny day more than blue one, same goes for foggy weather, that's why every car has red foglight in the rear, not blue, green or white, Red fights the best. But blue is better at night from what I've read. Intension for changing lights to red-blue is safety in the first place, not some fashion. Some countries have it like that for decades, some are changing recently (like Czechia for example). And it depends on every state, which colours they use on lightbar or vehicle looks. Some countries changed to blue/neon yellow stickers in looks, because it's recommended by scientist as great visibility combo for police cars. But it's not forced by EU regulations.
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  22198. The awesome looking BBS Turbofan Wheels, on the Audi they were only a cover, on the Porsche 917/30 Can-Am car the whole wheel was built like that
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  22199. natural mineral water sugar fruit component - lemon juice from concentrate - 0.03% - apple juice from concentrate - 0.02% - safflower concentrate - glucose-fructose syrup - lemon concentrate natural aroma of citrus fruits natural aroma Thats the Matoni Cedrata Composition translated for u 🙂
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  22200. Funny thing is that Coors company has production plant in Turnov Czech republic. The name is Coorstech. Where is technical ceramic produced.
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  22201. Congrats and hope everything goes well. Cheers.
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  22202. Congratulations to all of you, greetings from Portugal
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  22203. That wooden thing that was in the first box from Karen l believe is a wine bottle holder. It stands up with the hole in the vertical position then you put the neck of the bottle into the hole and the bottle should balance in mid air
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  22204. Victoria has changed its mottoes so many times. The place to be Garden state Educational state is the ones I can remember Also use to be black and white, then green and white now blue and white
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  22205. Keep these going I like to watch them
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  22206. This used to be common on fishing boat engines here in Denmark. These would be slow revving diesels too.
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  22207. LOVE your passion man
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  22208. Talking about snow? I have never seen snow. I have been nearby where snow is but not actually in it. Must admit I am not inclined to find out either. Give me the heat anytime. ❤️🤘🎸🇦🇺
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  22209. Loving the look of the moustache 👍
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  22210. I remember this, good sport.
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  22211. You'd be surprised how many shoplifters my son catches at woolies (and he's even in loss prevention)
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  22212. Take tiny bites off the corners next time mate. I thought you was going to lose it into your cuppa. I was almost having a panic attack for you
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  22213. Hahaha Ian, that was a beauty mate. Great reaction clip. 🇦🇺🤙🏼❤️
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  22214. Absolutely brutal and physical event for the riders ! Only a fraction will be able to see the finish line
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  22215. Love it!
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  22216. you must be happy that after your videos on the euro/usa differences in food RFK Jr is already working on making America healthy again
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  22217. honestly i love the mustang supercar look. the front end is so sexy on it
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  22218. Congrats, mate, you and yours have well and truly earned it.
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  22219. Temperature in Australia varies quite a bit depending upon location, for example, where I live on the Gold Coast, now in winter, our minimum average is roughly about 10 Celsius - a maximum average is roughly about 20 Celsius. Further south & also more inland, those averages can drastically reduce but the more north you go, the higher the average. Places like Cairns & Darwin may have a minimum of 15 - 20 Celsius to a maximum average of 25 - 30 Celsius, hence all the tropical rainforests, wetlands, crocodiles & mosquitoes up there 😂
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  22220. You NEED to listen to the Corvette C6.R. it is an absolute monster of a race car and also ran Le Mans and won.
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  22221. Academy Award winner Geoffrey Rush was in that last ad .
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  22222. On the eve of them opening the Inner city bypass in Brisbane city and I drove it at 2am, only person on the road, 4 lanes wide and 220kph (135mph) in a Honda Legend. I felt I could go a lot faster but it got extremely scary once I hit 220 and I backed off like a crybaby. I miss that car more than I miss my ex.
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  22223. Yep LoL 🤣
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  22224. My dad has a friend who ownd a 2CV in the 80s. One night they were driving in the car with 2 more people on an icy road, when they reached a hill. they could see all the much larger cars that failed the climb uo the hill, but the little Citroën slowly got them to the top. Great little car, too bad they're getting crazy expensive.
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  22225. Man, you can't get rid of the wagon. I've had my 2010 wagon for nine years now and ot hauls my wife and I and our two kids, ages 6 and 5. They love ot and would kill me if I got rid of it. But hey, I understand financial decisions and you need to do what's best for your growing family. Good luck brother. I've been subscribed for awhile and I hit that thumbs up button for ya.
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  22226. Short and sweet great video !
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  22227. it's 1 thing to drive through outback, but the guys that do the top end in monsoon season, are next level
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  22228. Cartoonish, that's how it looked and how many other people described it. On the first couple of practice runs we didn't see much because it caught most of the cameras off guard, they were used to slower cars and when this McMurtry came flying past most of the cameras missed it. The Pastrana Subaru was a great car to watch, I thought it was a Lancia to begin with. Some major highlights I would recommend to watch are Wayne Rainey riding his adapted bike up the hill and Nigel Mansell driving Jim Clarks Lotus 25 and his Williams F1 car up the hill, it reminded me of when I watched Sir Stirling Moss drive his Mercedes up the hill at Goodwood. The most committed run I saw was the porsche 911 that got air in front of the house and there was some great rally action with a special Audi quattro and 6R4 in amongst the cars. I look forward to more of your content Ian.
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  22229. Tasmania has the biggest and most deepest and longest Cave system S and tunnel system S in all of Australia
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  22230. There was a company who did homesick boxes for aussies, forget its name but it was always full of Tim tams and milo and all the good stuff
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  22231. Ian. You should react to the Indy/v8 round at surfers paradise. 🙂
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  22232. I thought the house would be on the gold cost on a beach when they said best not a cave lol.
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  22233. its a shame they didn’t show albany on this list, a beautiful small city with the worlds best beaches and bushland. (imo)
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  22234. Love your site. Would love to see your lovely wife making a main meal of Mexican food with Aussie thenAmerican food and produce.. if u want to, please tell us what real Mexican food involves. We have Tex Mex and homemade tacos but would love to see real food.. Glad you liked the SHAPES . HONESTLY I WOULDN’T BOTHER WITH FAIRY BREAD.. I HAD IT AS A KID AT PARTIES AND ITS PRETTY TASTELESS.. IM NOW 64. And will probably get evicted from OZ for saying that. LOL🤣🥳Tina NEILSEN.🇦🇺🇺🇸♥️
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  22235. Love wastie and mad skelli.
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  22236. Lol. Nearly fell off my chair when I saw how much butter Ian put on the bread. No wonder it sounded like he wasn't all that wrapped. I'm not sure if American butter is the real deal so that may not help. If you are going to remove the crust, best to cut it off with a knife so you don't end up mangling the bread and take a little more care cutting the triangles. Hard to tell from the vid but the bread looked a little thick. It's supposed to be a "dainty" children's party treat; not bush tucker man feed. Worth giving it another shot.
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  22237. I been in the desert in the out back and that was many years ago, I also caught the train from Adelaide to Perth and they was great too.
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  22238. Congrats to your whole family!! So happy for you all ♥️ lots of love from London.
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  22239. Thought about sending you a box of Chili and Cheese Shapes but they don't last long enough around here to send them... :D Glad someone did though!
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  22240. Your gonna need a bigger house soon! 😁 Awesome packages from Roxanne and Dee!! Will be sending a new care package to you within the next week Ian, so keep an eye out for it.
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  22241. Please watch all of Fat Pizza Ian. Ten times funnier and a full TV series. Please start reviewing Aussie movies and shows man. You would be bloody Amazing. Daniella watching with you would be sweet as well. Watch TBR SHMITT To get some ideas. It'd be great. 😊
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  22242. Eurotruck racing is pretty cool, I'm a Craig Smith fanboy and race a replica of his Daimler in the tamiya rc eurotruck series👍🇬🇧
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  22243. Some toilets nowadays come with a bidet within the toilet. Which would be ideal for saving space.
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  22244. Being a Sydney sider, I never miss Vivid! They even have Vivid cruises where you can see all the sights from a boat on the Harbour! It’s pretty spectacular!
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  22245. that thang just broke the world record on goodwood! without real tuning of the car with the track, without full hot lap, without a perfect lap. even then he broke it. insane machine!
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  22246. The law in the UK only requires headlights in fog or rain when visibility is seriously reduced (less than 100m / 328ft), Rule 226 of the Highway Code. It is more common on continental Europe to require headlights when wipers are on.
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  22247. Well, Scania and Volvo has the strongest engines, so it's kind of natural that they dominate such an event :)
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  22248. cool video reaction. That video shows the strengh of EU trucks. Making the most out of small space. It is very comfy to drive an automatic truck and its a lot easier when the truck knows "I can do the next hill in 10th gear" However not learning how to move a manual truck, you miss alot from the job. I own a 32year old Mercedes SK with a manual split-gearbox (please do a reaction to that kind of truck) and an Actros MP 4. The old one is way more fun and people always look stunned and happy to see such an old truck. I went to a few truck festivals since summer with the SK and i always got the same kind of questions / comments. Compared to modern trucks, the SK is tiny. So "young truckers" always are like this ""Wow its older thn me! But...where do you sleep?"" Me: "Uhm.... in te bed?!" Them ""Bed? That thing has a bed? WHERE??" Me:"Uhm like yours, behind the seat?" They cant understand that and have to look for themself.... i love that. The comments on the other hand are from veteran drivers. They are like this "Can you fire it up? I wanna here a propper truck once more" or "All of these kids here, they call themselfs ""tucker"" because their boss spends money on chrome or plastics, but 90% of the driver here couldnt move a Mercedes double H split ...they simply couldnt (the reason i put trucker in "" "" in germany a quote on qoute trucker is a bad thing. The correct translation is Lorry driver or long distance truck driver. if a german says trucker ... well its a kid with more Horsepower thn brain ;) )
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  22249. There is a lot of episodes of wheeler dealers on youtube, i think you would love them, its a cool show 😁
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  22250. I would’ve been awesome if it is 105 that way u could drop the 1 and have Peter Brock’s racing number
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  22251. LOL... Now react to Zyzz brah! He was from Sydney and although he died years ago people still worship him as a god with a cult following and there are still fresh memes being created for him. He had the power to make woman moist all over the world. He was known for his shuffle dance at edm festivals and for aesthetic bodybuilding to hardstyle music.
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  22252. Hi Ian loving these rally videos mate reminds of watching them as a kid I'd sit there on the weekend and watch them with my dad good times it was
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  22253. First 🤠
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  22254. It happens the other way too. I couldn't understand half the things that were said to me during a trip to USA.
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  22255. Yes please, more QnA with Dani as well! That landscape in the background is just amazing.
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  22256. at 3:45 i know who owns that van the imported it to australia and fixed it up he has done over 25cars in restoring and they have only missed 2 summernates in there life time (uncle and aunty) they are huge burnout family
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  22257. Pretty sure you can buy a hot lap and sit in with a professional driver but can't drive it yourself ! ✌️
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  22258. Frost bite on his foot. Your hilarious Ian. 👍😅
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  22259. Thanks for the info. Your tuck looking good I'm gona trade mines in for a wagon too... I hate my tacoma, Toyota sucks! Tundradude34 sent me here
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  22260. A bit of a fun fact, the region of Finland where I live, The Åland Islands, which is an autonomous region, has their own license plates, they sorta follow the european standard but not really, I think the dimensions are slightly different, and ours have blue letters & numbers on a white background, and all our license plates start with the letters ÅL as in Åland
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  22261. Welcome to the world, beautiful Sydney. ❤Wishing you all so much love from down here. :goodvibes:❤
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  22262. That's Crazy Cool Bro ,Very Nice , you absofuckenlutely deserve it fam 🇦🇺🥃🇦🇺
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  22263. My vote: 1st Gen Cummins or Ram SRT-10. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  22264. The Mount Panorama track has had some mods done over the years, or rather it has evolved little by little, but not to drastically change the character of the track. F1 definitely has it's place but it isn't at Bathurst. Looking forward to the "week of celebration" next month. :) Cheers.
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  22265. Rebel TRX😜
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  22266. Were you watching this while waiting for the Nashville Cup race to restart? Just exactly how dry does a NASCAR oval need to be before a race can start? Imagine this going round Talladega and all the NASCAR fans shouting 'We don't want none of that there new fangled electricity, goddammit!'
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  22267. The wasp nest I’m guessing is in a holiday home and they have gone to relax and BAM 😂
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  22268. The X class has coil spring rear end instead of leaf suspension Drive's and handles like a car really smooth almost bought one it was the best of the dual cab utes that i drove Cheers Steve 🇦🇺
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  22269. Should look up the haka for the fallen soldiers the army did that is intense makes me proud to be a kiwi
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  22270. Look up Icelandic Arctic Trucks. The conversions they make over there are crazy.
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  22271. Where else do they do this? The streets around my house that's where LOL. There is a drifting community in Aus, but I'm not really a fan of drifting, so don't know much about it, other than how much they have to modify the steering (and engines obviously) Red Bull Ampol Racing modified a VF supercar into a drift car, it's a pretty epic process https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT8jb5EpRrg
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  22272. This was fun to watch, thanks!
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  22273. Love the juicebox sticker, great channel v worth a look for the car guys. He's Irish into the JDM scene. Done some great builds, covered more and had a few dodgy runs when in japan touring the various car scenes. The Honda accord is basically the same as the us one but the us one had much uglier bumpers. Accura is just the honda with all the extras. Like lexus is toyota with all the extras. Americans just dont like the old brand association with small and cheap cars. Not sure if the us got the same version of the type r or not. The 2 fords, they are escort cosworth (cosworth being a famous uk engine design, building and tuning company) The spoiler is known as a whale tail.
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  22274. When they started racing Volvo Estates in the BTCC people were like what? Then reality hit, watching one if these loaded up with two large pilicemen and a boot full of equipment still blisteringly fast, an eye opener back in the day. Possibly the first Police car that even had a chance of staying with a large capacity motorcycle 🏍️
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  22275. Sure our national parks are great but there is one that's a abit how ya going. Its a Pilliga national park. Alot of people experience very weird stuff there, me for one. Taking the Newelle highway up to narrabri and copped a flat at sunset. hop out to change it half way threw the whole landscape goes dead quite ..like not a sound at all and it was turning dark then 20 secs later the hairs stand up on the back of my neck something was telling me to get the hell out of there. So i thought Stuff this put the tyre on and racked off. May be abit of a rabbit hole but fun to look into.
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  22276. Probably my favourite commadore of the lot, I remember in the 90's i had this on my wall, that and the Toranna. There is one of these actually next door to me at a prestiege detailing place, always love seeing it, the destintave blue and that bath tub on the back, stunning car.
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  22277. New sub from New Zealand, really enjoying your motorsport vids, you seem particularly interested in the more out there sports. Can I suggest tractor pulling- in particular the European unlimiteds. Anything from quad big block v8s to multi bank radial marine engines.
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  22278. nice liked vid as always lol. man the power wagon catches my eye every time. around here were I'm at don't think anyone has a power wagon like yours if they do I haven't seen it only one was at dealer year or 2 ago man love that truck
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  22279. You should take a look at British touring car championship , i love the Btcc close racing and plenty of clumsy overtaking
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  22280. This explains the meme from "Australian Tumblr Memes"
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  22281. We use to have a competition using minties wrappers. You start on one end and try to tear them round and round in one piece and see who's would be the longest. Much like peeling an orange
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  22282. @6:26. When you're done with your Saturn, you can go for a Volvo. Maybe with a manual transmission
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  22283. Looks like its your shout at the drinking hole mate well done to you & your family . Keep up the great work you do :trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  22284. There are gullwing kitcars forsale
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  22285. Paris has a beach ! On the river 😂
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  22286. Maori guy here alot dont know is that Maori backwards stands for I Roam
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  22287. Currently, many passenger cars from the Volkswagen group have a 4 x4 drive. For example, Skoda Octavia 4x4 as seen in the video titled ŠKODA OCTAVIA 4X4 SNOW COMPILATION!! What I like most about Volkswagen is the windshield heating system based on foil covered with silver particles (in summer it reduces the heating of the car interior) . Check out the Suzuki Jimny car
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  22288. I buy Jarritos cola (imported from Mexico) in Australia, tastes way way better than coke
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  22289. Arachnophobia. I've spent most of my life outside and never had a problem with spiders. As a kid the bath used to fill with Daddy Long Legs from the bananas. But in my late teens, early 20s, I developed full blown Arachnophobia, couldn't even look at them stationary. I knew this was completely irrational, so eventually I went to the Library (before internet) and made myself look at all the pictures I could find and studied them. Eventually I made myself look at stationary spiders etc. You get the idea. Absolutely 100% cured myself. It's the weirdest thing.
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  22290. Pretty good pronunciation. Certainly not butchered.
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  22291. But not with a Crown Vic or similar ... 🤣🤣
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  22292. They need another top level for when you do a Tim tam slam 🤣🤣 can really complain about the rest as it’s your tier lol I agree maybe 70% lol
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  22293. You need to try the Blue Shimay. Trappist beer. Its awsome
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  22294. Watching any nuclear explosion gives me a sense of dread
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  22295. You should watch Scott’s Car Cameras for more reactions of dashcams in Australia
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  22296. I waited to see you playing rally game!
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  22297. In Germany pork roast with red gabbage and potatoe dumplings is often served with Biersauce. I also love Greek Metaxa sauce on Gyros
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  22298. some of these cars have huge amount of power. 700-1000 bhp on some models. but its so cool with so much variety of cars. from old to modern. and the insane aerodynamics with its own unique builds. love hillclimb. thanks for the video bro!
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  22299. Here is a fun fact. The Sol beer we get in Australia is in fact brewed in the Netherlands. New I'd better than VB in my opinion. I think we need to send you some of our local craft beer and see what you think.
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  22300. Jarritos is available at burrito Bar Mexican restaurant
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  22301. G,day Ian and family A room full of bloody toys ( can I come over and play? Please!) All the best Bluey.
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  22302. Some years back, I found Vanilla Tim Tams in Singapore, made in Indonesia. They were way not worthy of the Tim Tam label. Googling revealed that it did have a link back to the Australian company, not just through the American parent which was Campbell's Soup at that time, since sold to an American private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR). The Indonesian ones are halal for the south east Asian market. It's a shame that Australian treasures are allowed to be sold to foreign companies so easily. At least in this case, it's still Australian made and I think still the real thing.
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  22303. That was interesting guys...
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  22304. Keep the good content going guys. Soon as we see the notification we are straight onto YouTube.
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  22305. dude if you love trucks and tatras... you would love playing "snowrunner" the game. theres all sorts of tatras and other trucks from all over the world. super addictive game
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  22306. They are beyond fun,like driving a wasp 😁
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  22307. Ian you made a pun SUPER CHEAP GET IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  22308. Ausmerican Desert Dessert taste Explosion Ice cream
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  22309. I actually look forward to seeing your newest videos. Keep up the great work man
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  22310. My favourite lolly from the USA are Laffy Taffy!! Loving your clips 😊
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  22311. As for the ODI WC, sat up until 4.00am to watch the final. Great win, but I'm a cricket tragic...
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  22312. If you like Firefighting stuff, i HIGHLY recommend the WDR Series "Feuer und Flamme". At the moment the 6th season is starting and they put short vids of actual incidents online. is in german but the auto subtitles are really good.
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  22313. That video didn't really show their call. You have to hear them laugh.
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  22314.  @marcuspitts2482  They briefly had utes in America, the Ford Ranchero and Chevy El Camino, car based with no gap between the cabin and bed
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  22315. Ian you don't understand how funny it was being a kid in aus and going to your friends house and seeing how they made Milo.
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  22316. That fluke on the black😂 A player getting a fluke shot generally apologises to the other player.
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  22317. The second video of the guys pushing van is about 15 minutes from where i live.
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  22318. As usual, love the video Ian…Love to the family…..Cheers….💝🦘🇦🇺
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  22319. g'day ian, blend line tv and grass roots racing are two more channels worth a look at.
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  22320. Thst was epic. Im going to look for truck museums in germany, so when i visit again - i can experience this.
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  22321. I've actually been on a small tour on the old 8x8 you found on wikipedia. It's from a tiny airport in central Germany, which used to have international scheduled passenger flights but today it's only for private aviation only
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  22322. In Euro trucks Simulator 2 I can't do what this awesome trucks drivers did in the video 😅 hats off to them 🫡🫣🥳
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  22323. Australia is going hardcore on cabovers. Many B-doubles are cabover now
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  22324. Cant do it with milk bro - coffee is the slam👍
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  22325. Hydro majestic Blue mountains n.s.w
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  22326. That bridge construction method is called incrementally launched. They cast/prefab at the launch site and move it out.
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  22327. Awesome dude! Welcome to the sim racing family! Awesome choice in base too XD. Doesn't matter what you got, just as long as your happy with it it's all good.
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  22328. #Iwrocker not long now before your surprise arrives I'm certain by the 14th hopefully.
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  22329. Love watching you open gifts, you and your family react so genuinely & humble. Also love your reviews. You look like you have what we Aussies call a 'mullet", a hair style that is associated with footballer's, & that's making a come-back over the last couple of years. Would like to see you without your hat /cap on.
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  22330. On the mushroom button, it takes a bit of time to get used to, especially if you come from cars with bad or unassisted brakes (which rly got some...accidents back in the day), but overal...imagine it like pushing the square button on your playstation controller, but with your feet. It's relatively easy to feather your dosage of pressure on the button and when you got the taste for it down to your toes, it is actually much easier of a system than the pedals due to how little effort you need to slam down the brakes full bore.
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  22331. 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦💪🏻
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  22332. You’re German & said the word mate 😮😁😁😁 good onya cobber 🇦🇺🇦🇺🍻🍻👍👍
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  22333. Yeah, he done it a thousand times. We have a guy at work that could put the icing on a chocolate cake with a 30 tonne excavator. I can dig a hole with one no probs, but the guys that have been doing it a long time can dig down to a water main and scrape all the dirt off it without even scratching the pipe itself. Amazing to watch.
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  22334. Other than people hating chocolate have never found anyone not easily eing hooked on TIM TAMs. It is virtually true, that it is nearly impossible to stop till the pack is empty, your hand almost automatically reaches for the next one.
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  22335. HAHA Ian reacting to Diane! This is youtube GOLD right here! She's great, he's great.....i want more content like this (youtubers reacting to each other....So fun!).
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  22336. What trucks murica using for harvesting? Greetings from Czechia 🙂 BTW I rly liked how you called Tatra she...bcs it is how we call it 🙂
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  22337. so cool you looked at my home city Bologna❤❤ Would love for you to react to a more detailed video!! Unfortunately the two towers are now under maintenance because they are at risk of falling...after all they are almost 1000 years old Love from Bologna, ciao Ian🇮🇹
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  22338. this can only be beaten by truck hillclimb😂wow that iveco was lookin like a demon, what a machine😮
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  22339. Ian , snookered means you don't have a direct aim at the object ball.........blocked by a or many balls to get to the object ball
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  22340. If you want an eye opener regarding the prescription medicine industry in America, watch a documentary by Chris bell called “prescription thugs” where he highlights his opioid addiction and the same addiction which killed his brother.
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  22341. No doubting the supreme skill under extreme pressure. Great pick up I-dub! Love your work, you always find the coolest stuff
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  22342. Hell yeah finally a video about my country!
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  22343. Ian: "i am fueling up for them and taking care of it" Ends the video: "lets go muddn'" lol... Jk bro hope u get the beast back soon
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  22344. I’ve travelled through outback Queensland . Basically from the Gold Coast to Darwin did it in the mid nineties.Travelled up the coast to Townsville then hung a left from there to Darwin. The general rule out there is carry extra fuel and water. Don’t leave the car if it breaks down. Stay and wait for someone to drive by- it may be hours but if you stick to the roads and don’t go off track you should be safe. The danger happens when people drive off the roads in isolated areas and get stranded with car trouble and they walk away from the car. You let someone know your destination and expected ETA then if your late they know roughly where to look. You also stop to check if you see people on the side of the road. They may be having a pit stop or they may have a breakdown, you carry extra tow ropes and we carried a rifle. We had to declare it when we left one state to visit the next- had the license and registered it in the other state. Never used it but worse case scenario my father used to be a kangaroo shooter so we would have found meat as well as used it for safety if there was a Croc.
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  22345. Probably one of the top events in the world (along with Pike's Peak). VERY British and great fun. Sadly missing it for the first time in many years as it clashes with a Scout hike my daughter is doing. And yes, that is more important :P I don't think that would fit past the Cheese Grater (if you know, you know)
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  22346. Calling this cuisine is really stretching it.
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  22347. As an Aussie, if you ever do come to Australia. I’d live to meet you and give you a tour 😝
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  22348. You need to look into the Southern 80 water ski race
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  22349. 5:45 format of the Irish plate: aaa-b-ccccc where aaa denotes the date of registration. Originally it would be the year, eg "99" would be a car registered in 1999. But in 2013 they changed that. maybe a bit of superstition made them avoid the "13", so it was "131" for the first half and "132" for the 2nd half of 2013. The following letter or letters stands for the place of first registration. W would stand for the city/county of waterford. The Irish name of the place (in this case, Port Láirge) is also imprinted in small letters above the registration number.
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  22350. Make Saudi Arabia vid again they make more views and more fun
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  22351. hey since you're doing topics from New Zealand, you should check out our dirt track scene, especially the superstocks, fun to watch
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  22352. Emma is gonna be a star in front of Camera some day. Maybe news anchor or something in that direction.
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  22353. The cars you see in this festival are the real ones that race the stage like the Quattro with the side exhaust is the one that race at pikes peak ^^ And yes the Renault 5 Turbo had wild rear wings caus it is a rear wheel drive car :D even the stock model had those ^^ The nissan you saw is the nissan 240 rs that was in group b ^^ By the way love your videos man !!! keep on doin it cause i really enjoyed watchign them
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  22354. Thank you! 😁
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  22355. Kimi is a Legend. I´m glad I witnessed his whole Career.
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  22356. Coincidentally you have the Cap from the state you are showing.. The BBQs are electric and cleaned each morning by the Council..
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  22357. Good first try 👍 Few suggestions: Maybe use a smaller baking tin since you are halving the recipe so it doesn’t go so flat. Secondly, what you used instead of caster sugar looked like icing sugar. Better just to use normal sugar then, but it just might be a bit grainy. Also, use the correct number of eggs. (I know you halved it, does that mean the original recipe asked for 12 eggs?! )
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  22358. Merry Christmass to you and you lovely family! I wish you would be able to try some szaloncukor (from Hungary). 😂 Those look like tiny English Christmass crackers, but really bitesized chocolates. Usually hanged on the Christmass tree. 😊 We were not allowed to take them from the tree so we unwrapped them on the tree than back so they looked like untouched. 😅 Fun times. 😂
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  22359. The reason she moves so much is they didn't tighten the harness properly
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  22360. You should get a Jeep :)
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  22361. Hot summer in Chicago: Your country's central longitudinal states from Texas to Illinois doesn't have mountains going east to west anywhere to get in the way of temperature flow. Which is why cold weather from up north can flow down to Texas in winter. It also works the other way around in summer. Hot weather down in the Southern states can just flow north until it hits something that stops it. Which is why your central longitude region can have hot summers and cold winters. There's just a whole lot of flat land stretching north to south.
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  22362. Yeah you're right. Aussies do like to go over the top. Though we do slang alot but that's because we don't realise we do it half the time since it's in our culture but when australians say every slang word ever in 1 sentence that's when you know we are putting it on. Lol
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  22363. Ian you should do a video on the fastest radio controlled jet in the world, it does over 700mph
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  22364. Nice one mate, this is one of my favourite moments in V8 Supercars. The only thing that tops this is the whole 2014 Bathurst 1000 what a race that was. But good on you for learning some of the culture.
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  22365. Amazing Pedro, will be able to get those ingredient's in New Zealand so this weekend will be project cooking "Pedro's Chile Rellenos".
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  22366. In Western Australia you’d get a nice house by the beach on a decent block for $1million.
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  22367. You'd love the Summernats!
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  22368. The mental throttle whacks at the very end raise my goosebumps but also bring anxiety to my mechanical sympathies. Bwa bwa bwa bwA! Like 2k rpm to redline like 18 to 20k rpm and back to idle in less than half second. Just dang yo
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  22369. My family home was built in 1376. I have lived in a 1464 house, a 1723 house and now a young 1927 built flat, that use to be a house but is now 6 privet flats.
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  22370. The one you thought was a Aston Martin was BRM V16. It's one the best sounding racing cars.
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  22371. A slip or trip and your in bits. I don't need one but I Do Want One! Thanks for showing this Beautiful Crazy... Cheer's 🇬🇧
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  22372. Anything with wheels! What about the Esky race down Bathurst they did few years back. Not sure if its a thing still.
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  22373. The home of rallying is Finland, the land of champions, and we have awesome local races as well.
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  22374. Weizen/wheat may have a tase about yeast. Not every one likes this. Nice to see you have fun 🙂 I´d like to see a blind test of different beers including American ones.
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  22375. When Covid is done every one of us need to get this family to Australia. He even knows how to spread vegemite !
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  22376. I've noticed young people from 6 to 20 are far bigger here in Australia compared to when I was in my 20s 25 years ago. And I'm 6.4
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  22377.  @EmbraceThePing  I can imagine it, a great story! 😁👍
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  22378. Yet another entertaining video, for which many thanks. It does surprise me that even at high school, pupils at US schools don't learn the political maps of, at least The Americas and Europe. Back in the day, I know that at my junior prep in England, I was expected to draw a map of Europe. I'm fairly sure my 14-yr old grandsons in BC and Australia know the US states, and most of their capitals, as I did at their age at senior school at the Cape.
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  22379. Hi Ian. That ute "truck" lol is a Nissan Navara D22 model they were a cheaper version of the Navara. The D40 was a more up market version I think they only come with Diesel engines. The current models are a D23. Usually you should just stay away from those kangaroos if they don't think you're a threat to them they'll just go on with their business .
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  22380. while most trades will have vans instead of trucks here in finland(due to the weather it's just more practical to have a closed cargo area), there's a decent amount of "small pickups" like hilux etc that are mostly used by "housing maintenance" crews, so gardening/snowplowing during winter, since they are easier to mount blades to and have an open back for gravel or to put a lawnmower/outdoor tools in. Bigger trucks like f150's tend to be more bought by people with more money than sense, they aren't very useful outside of small niche uses(some pleasure boat companies might use them instead of farming tractors for pulling bigger luxury yacht trailers)
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  22381. Hi ian i am brian young from scotland . Can you post your po box so i am send you something from scotland❤
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  22382. My Queensland personalised plates are white on black. Three numbers and my initials.
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  22383. I would love to see NASCAR come to Australia and do a race at Bathurst and do 1000k that would be something to see something i would love to see, how well do you think they would do at Bathurst I think they would struggle. 🤓👍🇦🇺😁
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  22384. Shame you are not in the UK, I would love you to try my favourite. Vocation Brewery · Sweet Temptation Chocolate Caramel Stout 6.6% 440ml Can
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  22385. Congratulations Ian & family well done, only 900,000 to go for that 1 mil goal (that'll take a visit to Oz so you can up your videos as you check us out live and in the flesh). What a great way to start '23. Totally deserved & earned. Cheers.
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  22386. well glass and plastic will not taste the same. plastic is better then can, and glass is better then plastic.. [anyways 'god bedring' - get well soon..]
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  22387. This brings back memory's.the neighbors had this car.and as you said.we thought it was something from the future.the suspension was a thing that we didn't get tired of seeing as kids all the kids in the street came looking and the neighbors kids where very proud of there Dad having that car .I still remember it as if it was yesterday.and I am 56 😂😂 .
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  22388. 1:30 BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Chortle, choke, gasp, LOL and LOL again. Ya did well, mate :)
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  22389. Lov your enthusiasm, keep up the good work
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  22390. Thank you for the video! Have a fabulous weekend! (It is Friday morning here in Australia, so I have the weekend on my mind already!)
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  22391. oh that yellow pages ad is awesome
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  22392. this is awesome!
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  22393. They look like a seen from out of this world, l would love to visit that cave net trip to New Zealand, Ian your a lucky man to catch that lovely Girl, cheers mate.
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  22394.  @norsehall309  same with me when i replied
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  22395. lift, tire size, exhaust setup? Awesome truck man
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  22396. I too am a Dodge guy. I had a Chrysler Valiant 71 VH with a B series Dodge 360 in it. Great car.
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  22397. As a side note, apparently everyone was actually paid in beer too
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  22398. I mean, cussing/swearing isn't really that big a deal here anyway - and you mention how the US varies a lot between states, which is similar here, although we have fewer states, there are still significant differences between certain states... especially between the east coast and the rest of Aus - but there are also constants, like the coffee thing, it's the same everywhere - tap water is super common as well, or we filter our own water at home if our tap water isn't great - we used to have 1 and 2 cent coins, but got rid of them a while ago - and yeah fair enough on the temperature thing, whatever you're used to will make more sense =)
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  22399. I like that 2012 Power Wagon with 77000 miles.. looks like a good deal...for around 12K...
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  22400. How about the Wham, Bam, Wrocker Slam? Or the Ozz Buzz?
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  22401. Could you react to Finnish emergency vehicles? There are videos of some kind of a parades :)
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  22402. Mate , the perception you had of us and our country when you started must be so different now. Our perception on the US is based on Hollywood , big corporations and War instead of the average American and the similarities we have . I am sure a lot of people on your page would like to learn about where you live as in History , Culture , Motorsport , weird Animals to name a few. Your actions speak louder than your words which is good but there is a problem. Aussies watching you giving out Tim Tams to people who deserve it or need it will now want to send you more and that is a problem. I have noticed less Tim Tams at our supermarkets since you started this and i am concerned about our mental health if there is none left.
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  22403. Southward car museum Aotearoa new zealand 🤘👍 YOU'RE WELCOME BRO ✌️
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  22404. I get the impression that the majority of US people want a general healthcase system like Europe countries have, but on political level nothing changes. That sucks
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  22405. Bush tucker is aboriginal for bush food found in the wild. The scorched peanut bars are one of my faves. Yum.
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  22406. If you don´t have the addons... get Spain... certainly their best work as of yet
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  22407. Albury - pronounced All bery. I was born and raised in Wangaratta just south of Wodonga. A lot of gourmet food and fantastic wineries in the region. The Perth Mint has minted the world's biggest gold coin. It weighs one ton. Sydney is so cute.
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  22408. Chicago has an European Christmas Market this year. So if you're not to far away from there ...
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  22409. Ohh man, Tim tams were the reason I was fat as a tike!! And I regret nothing!! 😅😂
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  22410. I don't know where this particular engine came from, but I think Judd makes racing V8s that can be bought and fitted to a whole range of cars from hillclimb to endurance racing.
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  22411. This channel is awesome if you want to learn more about italian food. So maybe react to more of their videos if you want.
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  22412. The guy commenting is Mark Sfaife maybe Ian you should check out some the Holden race cars he drove. RIP Brocky. Also Jim Richards, Maccos. Ambrose, Craig Lowndes were also very good driver too look at.. Cheers Ian.
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  22413. It's easy to understand, just put more downforce on the IndyCar, and the lap difference would be half the amount it is right now. More downforce makes it easyer to take the turns at higher speeds. Which also causes you to carry that speed momentum onto the straights. I think on the straights they are about the same, (depends on the length of the straight ofcourse), but in the turns alone, that IndyCar is losing seconds. And that is THE main difference between the two cars, downforce is the holy grail my friend.
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  22414. Cops? Police? Where I'm from, we call them pigs
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  22415. Chinook salmon are not rare, and New Zealand is not their home. They were introduced there, sure. But they're naturally in the northern pacific, particularly the U.S./Canada west coast.
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  22416. Ian you like your wild motor sports check out the Aussie BAD (blown alcohol displacement) circuit boat racing these guys are insane
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  22417. Halloween is Gaelic(Scottish, Irish etc), but trick or treating seems to be a mostly American spin on it, Halloween typically wasn't observed by anyone in Aus until after wide spread internet adoption.
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  22418. The restaurant part you are both right. Some you pay at the table but most at the cashier, as you might use a card, some you might pay at the cashier where you order your meal as well up front before getting it. It's all kinds of different situations and yes staff are paid a fair minimum wage so they don't need tips but you can give them if you want, some staff may feel uncomfortable accepting though. But it definitely isn't expected. Skin cancer rates are bad here. Ozone depletion is real and we Drew the short straw South Eastern Australia including Tasmania and Tassie doesn't need to be hot to burn your skin. She should be careful as a redhead as she's more prone to burn.
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  22419. Ok..the guy on the quad got me. New species discovered? Leet skills all the way!
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  22420. Well that's a $ 2 million dollar car moving up to a $ 39 million dollar penthouse, Ian 👀👍❗
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  22421. You might like to watch Larry Perkins in 1995 .... last to first
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  22422. Ian - look up SOUTHWARD CAR MUSEUM in New Zealand. It's unbelievable. My father-in-law took me there, he knew Len Southward.
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  22423. You like Unimogs so look at its bigger brother Mercedes Benz Zetros 👍
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  22424. you should react to the Walkinshaw Commodore fastest production saloon, faster than a Ferarri or Lambo
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  22425. Thank you too 🙂
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  22426. I got the special milo tins for my children for Christmas.. There were a few different themes/pics of sleeves to choose from too. I chose the beach theme . Great collectors item. Aren’t they awesome?!
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  22427. My favorite Aussie concept car is the holden "Coupe 60" Check it out
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  22428. That is beautiful. From what I've learned so far there is a strong community presence. That is something amazing that Oz still has and is something to be proud of.
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  22429. I live in Australia and have travelled to the US. Contrary to popular belief, we do tip here but we only tip good service in high end restaurants. The service in mid market establishment is honestly usually pretty average and dismal when compared to the service in American restaurants. The hole in the ozone layer is a real thing but it is worse over Tasmania than Sydney. Apparently it is not as bad as it used to be due to the banning of CFC's. Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world. The wiser amongst us wear sunscreen, long sleeve shirts and hats in summer and try to avoid the heat of the day. The other half happily get around in singlets and thongs for the first 50 years of their lives before spending their remaining years getting melanomas cut out of various parts of their anatomy. One of the sayings that we have in Australia is "She has a face like a cheap leather handbag" which refers to the complexion of a 40+Y.O. woman who's spent too much time in the sun. They look like a cheap leather hand bag, right down to shades of fake tan that they now use after having had a couple of skin cancers removed.
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  22430. In Croatia every bigger gas station (4 or more pumps) also has LPG tank on the premises. Dacia used to or still offers their cars brand new from factory outfitted with LPG tanks Some 10-15 years ago everyone wanted to add LPG option to their cars here because petrol and diesel were expensive (they still are). For LPG equipement in the car you have to do certification every 5 years (pressurized tank, injector rails,...) Tesco is a British multinational groceries and general merchandise retailer. Outside of UK, but in Europe they only have stores in Czechia, Hungary, Ireland and Slovakia. They had larger presence in Europe and the world, but a lot of them closed down. France (1993-2010), Japan (2003-2012), Malaysia (2002-2021), Poland (1995-2020), S. Korea (1999-2015), Thailand (1998-2021), Turkey (2003-2016) and USA under Fresh & Easy name as a subsidiary (2007-2013)
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  22431. I went to work the other night & out the front of the store was a Lancia S4. OMFG really clean & tidy, when he started it up, nasty stuff happened to me. Absolutely coolest car I have seen in a long time. Yer, I've see Porsche, Ferraris & supped up Audis, but the Lancia hands down was the coolest car of the lot.
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  22432. you ROCK! thanks for all the amazing content <3
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  22433. As an Aussie who has seen this at sporting events how many years it is funny when you see Americans react to it
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  22434. Hi mate I think you would love to see look up ( tuff street Summernats ) on YouTube and see how us Aussies let our hair down and see tuff Aussie muscle cars 🇭🇲👍
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  22435. My explanation to this is moisture, rising Sunset/sunrise Put a Prismatic effect on the moisture(hence the colour change)(like a rainbow). Because the moisture is rising in clumps it is giving Light different paths to refract. heating & cooling changes The refraction. As heat rises clouds go and up an when it cools it will get closer to ground. As for following A Car (maybe Vacuum ) Remember Clouds are light (hence Car lights behind)Australian Aboriginals do not talk about following them Folk lore says they only see them.
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  22436. You can't beat Tim Tams....all our snacks are awesome...Cookies are round things, we do have them, like choc chip cookies etc. BUT biscuits are what Tim Tams are....Candy is what we call lollies. Don't forget, most of our vocab is from the British ..THE REAL ENGLISH 😉
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  22437. Wrecking my truck to help someone that hasn't got a winch and is stock, no way! When they get off the ferry on the other side, the same thing will happen over and over gain! Best to leg it!
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  22438. I can't believe I'm watching a video of people eating fairy bread but there ya go lol
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  22439. The Toyota Hi-ace (high ace) is a classic sparky/plumber tradie work van here. The front "bumper structure" used to be called a roo bar, now called a bull bar, much to my disappointment.
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  22440. I can see a lot of Tim Tam " Slams" happing.
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  22441. Do you guys notice not one ford pussy was there. I saw the Gmcs, Rams, Jeeps even a Toyota.
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  22442. The Darrell Lea dark ginger are freaking BOMB!
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  22443. Don’t you have Stella Artois in US? I’m pretty sure I saw it in an american movie or series I don’t remember.
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  22444. In the Northern Territory we use to host the Cannonball Run each year during the dry season
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  22445. Most common car in EU is probably Volkswagen Golf or Polo. And to answer your question about manual cars, any manual car you can drive away just by releasing the clutch it is all about feeling. The bigger the engine the easier it is and with a diesel it is easier than with a petrol car.
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  22446. Nesquick is also vegan. I give it to my son who is anaphylactic to dairy. I must say the nesquick is nicer and cheaper than the vegan Milo. He prefers the vegan Milo though.
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  22447. Watch Isaac Butterfield an awesome Aussie
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  22448. Salam Brother 🤍
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  22449. It would be wonderful iff you and your lovely family could come to Australia for a holiday, you'll need to stay for awhile as there is SO much see, it's a huge country and widely spread out, our cities are great each one has its own individualality, the country side as you've seen in the videos is amazing. Northern Territory you would love, the colours of the land is breathtaking. Loved your reaction to this sing. You need to check out Peter Allen singing this song, it was his song, another Aussie singer who did really well, he's passed now. Enjoy watching videos of Australia. Best Wishes from an Aussie Fan. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🐨🐨🐨
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  22450. hi Ian yes you are right Peter died in a rally accident the race was the targa west rally in Perth. it was a very sad day for Australian motorport as it broc the hearts of all Australian motorsport fans specialy the Pter Bock diehard fans, ir was without a doubt the darket day in Australian motorspor.
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  22451. Usually it says on the bottle/label how long it has been brewed for.
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  22452. I love fancy Tim Tam's and props to the Victorian who sent you them!
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  22453. You did VERY well!
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  22454. Sheesh, with the way you got so caught on Netherlands, anyone would think ya talking about your nether regions mate! Perhaps you should think of neither?
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  22455. The spud shed beginning is an interesting story, from a small market garden, to taking on the very controlling, West Australian potato board, to now owning many stores in W.A.
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  22456. You did pretty well on the Spekulatius ❤ I like the Christmassy spices a bit better (they taste slightly caramelly, with cinnamon, cardamon and cloves), they're my one of my favourite Christmas treats. If I remember correctly they're also quite popular in Belgium and the Netherlands, too, but unlike here they're a year round delicacy with our neighbours 😊 Oh and for all that I know the forms (at least thw traditional ones) were supposed help tell the story of St. Nicholas ❤ Anyways, greets, hugs and kisses and all the merriest Christmas wishes to you and your family, Ian!
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  22457. Subtitles said Back at bastards
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  22458. Over 30⁰C in Denmark is rare but it did happen this year. Last time was 1997 and it was referred to as "an Indian Summer".
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  22459. Mate as you can tell by the tons of stuff sent to you and your beloved family we love people like you, willing to explore our wonderful countries. Totally enjoyed you sharing and passing on the love, I do hope all enjoyed the tastes and treats from down under, and hope you managed to catch up with the hard working heroes who had to attend something when you dropped into their station. Love and Huge Hugs from Australia Keep Safe Keep Strong🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖
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  22460. Allelys are probably the best heavy haul company in the UK maybe Martrain as well
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  22461. When I saw the akubra box I was like damnnnnnn what a lucky duck.
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  22462. This for me was the best era for the sport, Perkins was my fav driver as a kid and that Castrol commy is prob my fav looking V8 supercar
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  22463. Top stuff. It was great to see a number 17 back at the front again, where it belongs :) . Cheers. RIP PB.
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  22464. Yep exactly mirrors my experience In Aus in 90s we use to go chop down a real tree and then at turn of the century we started getting fake ones
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  22465. The American customs may open it anyway. But I get what you mean
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  22466. Hi IWrocker. Remember this Peugeot is in the Gran Turismo 6 Time attack challenge. Try Spa Race Circuit or Le Mans with manual gears. Maximum 3 wheels over curbs allowed. The 4th wheel gives a penalty and you have to make a new try. That big V12 diesel sound is magic.
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  22467. Slightly safer than just getting a few friends putting you into an old tractor tyre and rolling you down a slope like in my youth... Slightly better Health and Safety now lol...Dude it's just nextdoor.. Do It Do It and share the Chuckles lol
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  22468. Hey Ian, if you come to Oz soon we are all gonna be fighting to meet you brother. I love ya videos mate. Thankyou 🇺🇸🇦🇺🦘
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  22469. My cousin was a surf bum "a morning surf starts the day right"! I love JB Hi-fi's huge range, originally my family were not fans because they're musicians and small music shops closed because they couldn't compete! Country Road started out as the top quality and natural fabrics brand but sadly had to start manufacturing offshore to make money! Jimmy Grants, yes, slang immi-grants! Visy, definitely a monopoly brand! Telstra is the original Australian Telco! Love the Woollies green, but not their current prices! Dulux is still Australian! 👍 That was fun Ian! 😁
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  22470. 6 pack charger. Called that due to triple 2 barrel Weber’s . Hey charger .V
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  22471. They are all awesome to look at but hey if my wallet was full of $100's i would be happy!!! Lol Cheers from Sydney Australia MATE!🇦🇺🦘🐨🇦🇺🇺🇸 Oh and the coins you got are 5 cents 10 cents ,20 cents, 50 cents 1 dollar and 2 dollars!!!
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  22472. Ian thanks for the entertainment.
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  22473. When I was a kid, it was called Wintersun Festival, my family drove up one year from Melbourne and we made a family holiday of it, checking out all the theme parks and such as well.
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  22474. It´s awesome to see somebody love that Triton ( firefighter truck with EA). What is more awesome is to see that truck driving , because i work at Excalibur Army and i make parts for this trucks ,T72EA tanks and many more xD
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  22475. Thankyou for pronouncing Maori correctly.
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  22476. The Central Coast is just above Sydney, with a sea breeze, 45° is very hot! Coober Pedy is a definite must see, but bring a hat! Sunset at Sydney Botanical Gardens, batfest! There are trees in Tasmania 3,000 to 10,500 years old! Taxes, US expats have to file in the US each year until they pay to give up the citizenship! Jordan is a superhero, our last top Superbowl player was Mitch Wishnowsky 49ers! 🙋
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  22477. G,day Ian and family The Ford phase 3 GTHO at the time of its production, was THE fastest 4 door production car in the world. Beige roof ??. All the best. Bluey.
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  22478. When you look at yourself in a mirror at the end of day at skid row and the burnout ring ,your filthy bro but it's worth it 🤘👍
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  22479. That video was perfectly done. I'm glad you didn't make it any different than that.
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  22480. I bought some 100s and 1000s a few weeks ago to send in my care package but I went to weigh the lot at the post office the other day and the 100s and 1000s just tipped it over the 1kg mark which bumps the postage fee up so I can't send it! Glad to see you enjoying some here though. Also got into a heated debate with the woman at the post office about sending beer to the US so if anyone can advise me that would be great haha. My tip for making fairy bread: fill a shallow bowl or plate with the sprinkles, lightly butter (or margarine) the bread and push it face-down into the sprinkles, that way there's no colourful sugar balls bouncing all over the kitchen and you get a denser coverage of the bread :)
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  22481. That is so amazing. Most people barely can drive those cars. But to play around like that requires a lot of skill through experience. And beside, I love Ken Block. He made playing around an actual sport. Which I love.
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  22482.  @IWrocker  You're right, same as look, book and hook. Rule 1 of the English language - there are no rules!
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  22483. My team made it to number two. Ok with you picking Sydney because it is not a Melbourne team :')
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  22484. for me to be honest i will keep my 4 bed room home that makes me and my family happy with out all the cleaning like u will do on them big houses ...
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  22485. In the 1940s the thirty odd years old Aston Martin sports car company were close to closing. David Brown of David Brown tractors bought the company. From then on all new Aston Martin cars were prefixed by the DB initials of the new owner. Some of the Aston Era tractors : https://youtu.be/tRytt3UOTCs Also little known is the fact that Lamborghini started as a tractor company. Part of the story why they made the cars from Jay Leno : https://youtu.be/-wjL7lDtxW8 For a quite a few years they made both tractors and the GT cars.
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  22486. If you've watched Crocodile Dundee you've heard one before. The Elephants are dancing ! WOW It's the low frequencies I guess, it's very close to freq of their own speech. It's not a growl, it's called a rumble.
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  22487. 11:30 That's so cool I didn't know Perth had that many lights on their skyscrapers the reflection is crazy. Really looks like Las Vegas like you said for sure.
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  22488. Look up john Britten he made one of the best motorbikes ever he's from new Zealand
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  22489. I strongly suggest to find, if you can, a video on the Citroën Traction. It's the predecessor to that car (my great grandfather had one), it came out in 1934 and it's just as groundbreaking.
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  22490. Dude, can I just say that I really admire your work ethic. You produce quality content at a breathtaking pace. Compare that to some YouTubers who have several million subscribers and only bother to put out a "meh" video every few weeks. Thanks.
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  22491. Thanks Ian. About how good it is conecting thru comments over the years or live stream mail time food. Vid what got me hook plus most yar vids. I so wish I had moved to USA in 96. But all so happy I in Oz ..
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  22492. I occasionally say "G'day" but it's usually "How are yer?(Howareyer?) or "How's it goin'?(Howzitgo'n'?) depending on my mood and where I am.
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  22493. The AP5 Vailant released a V8 before Ford
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  22494. Shit Hot 🔥 seeing someone enjoy there first Tim Tam, you did that Tim Tam justice 👏👍❣️🇦🇺 And yes as just as someone else was saying just a small nibble at each end , don't have to dip it in the coffee as far 😜
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  22495. Glad someone sent the man some Tim Tams, and that they were originals. Sending them from Darwin, all that would arrive would be melted chocolate goo.. The gold coloured coins are 1 dollar for the larger diameter coin and 2 dollars for the thicker, lower diameter one. For small fetes and events this has lead to the rise of the phrase gold-coin donation which means to chip in a buck or two at the door.
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  22496. I still laugh at that, and I have seen it many times.🤣
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  22497. Hi Ian awesome content as per usual! If you get a chance check out the Lancia delta s4 with 760hp absolutely crazy
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  22498. Feli has a bunch of great well researched videos
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  22499. The first two are "Austral" tenders, kind of like the full on coachbuilt types common in the US. The third is an Isuzu crew-cab, but could also be substituted for Fuso/Mitsubishi, UD-Nissan Diesel, Daf, Iveco, MAN, or Hino. The distinctly different group of crew-cabs @4:40 are Scanias, and are FRNSW rather than RFS appliances, also being 2wd rather than 4wd.
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  22500. About 55 years ago, I was traveling with my parents in western NSW, we seen a huge black thing lying on the dirt road, when we got closer it stood up and with one leap it disappeared in the bush. My dad saying it looked like a Black Panther. Later that day on the radio news, they talked about the government hiring shouters from America to track down Black Panthers that escaped from a circus. I can clearly remember my dad saying, haven't we got shouters in Australia.
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  22501. i reckon your at dani's parents in meckico . those mountains are fantastic ,
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  22502. With all the things that you guys have been sent for over a year now you should have enough to open up a down under museum in a garage and put a dollar entry fee on it and then you should get some money to help pay for a trip to Oz 😂👍
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  22503. I love all muscle cars from this era but the GTHO phase 3 is king ✌️
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  22504. Omg........I started laughing at the weather man and didn't stop!! I about died at the "Are we there yet?" 🤣 I knew you would laugh at that!!
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  22505. Its nice to see someone who is interested with our culture
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  22506. The Formula-E nowadays make full race, with booster zones and fan boost.. it is competitive! check them out..
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  22507. Misha has over 5000 laps at Nurburgring so I don't think he was afraid, he enjoyed it. Wouldn't surprise me if he pops up in the comments here, he loves to do so. 6:11 that one corner has a speed limit since there's an access road and a way off the track there, he used to cut it out of the video if he or someone else was over the limit. Afaik you used to be able to go do half a lap, take that exit, go to the store and buy groceries and get back on the track and finish the lap. I don't know the real name of that corner but I know it's Misha's corner as a meme because he crashed there in a race. It's a bridge and pretty much a solid concrete wall. Also too bad you skipped first 3 minutes of them talking. It's a funny story how some other track car rental place refused to rent Kubica a car without an instructor. Imagine instructing an F1 driver on how to drive...
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  22508. You could be walking around in Europe all day and you wouldn't see a single Tatra car. They are really rare even here
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  22509. Glad to hear that you got your baby BACK! Can't say enough good things about the channel. Glad to see you BACK! Couldn't imagine being without my power wagon. Keep up the good work and let us know when you are going to be at events, would like to meet up and compare trucks!
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  22510.  @IWrocker  I would recommend ETS 2 with ALL Map DLCs and Promods, because with this map mod you'll get the total "Euro overdose". Of course you can play it on TruckersMP (the only one supportet map mod). And these two mods are for free. Greetz from a real truck driver and subscriber from Germany.
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  22511. I think in regards to punching above it's weight in racing, you're right. It's a huge sport here. But it's much more concentrated. Motocross is huge in the USA, and we've only got a small competitive scene. Our domestic motorcycle racing is smaller, although we have certainly had some absolute pinnacle racers. We don't really have a huge flat track following, or supermotard either. Trials bikes are basically non existant, which are huge in Europe and the UK. What we do have a bit of that you haven't looked at yet is Speedway, particularly speedway bikes. You'll love it. Lots of horsepower and no brakes. :)
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  22512. Pikes peak version was around the 700bhp I believe. Peugeot made a 406 pikes peak to beat the Audi up the mountain and that's one hell of a machine as well, was developed off the back of the 205t group b, it's worth a check out
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  22513. Škoda in USA? HOW ?! :D
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  22514. These are so unique that I meet one a year on the road. And I'm from the Czech Republic.
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  22515. Theres also a Mercedes Ute, and fun fact.... GM used a Holden UTE when they were planning out and building the new C8 Corvette
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  22516. Very interesting. Thanks Ian😎👍❤️
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  22517. Nz was governed by the colony of New South Wales
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  22518. Done laps on the sneak, vb, 510, xa coupe, cl charger, xe fairmont, ba fairmont, fg xr6, rd 250lc, z1000J, mt09 and mt10 never fails to excite
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  22519. Hello from Switzerland, yes, the fire at "Notre-Dame" made my heart "bleed" too, I've been to Paris a few times and this cathedral has always been worth a walk for me, luckily the structure was able to be saved , which certainly wasn't easy for the fire department either. 60,000 people in the church would be a nice backdrop for a cool rock concert. 😀 Not all baby names are allowed here either, and. A. someone wanted to name their child Lexikon, but this was rejected; rightly so.
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  22520. The greatest ever that is a big call in Australia. 300kw is 400 HP.
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  22521. I use to live in Tweeds Heads on the NSW/QLD border and did programming work in Coolangatta, during a coffee break or for lunch i would walk across Marine Parade and admire the view to Currumbin and Surfers Paradise, it was such a beautiful view.
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  22522. As a kid I was told to wear shoes in long grass in summer in case you step on a snake. And always check your shoes if you leave them outside. It's just drilled into you growing up.
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  22523. I feel the same way when I look at some of these pictures, how in the world has mankind been able to create something so spectacular and beautiful, espeically sometimes hundreds of years ago! Absolutely mindblowing. The only building I could compare it to in my immediate vicinity is Schloss Eggenberg (Eggenberg Palace) here in Graz, it's a big baroque complex with some beautiful architecture inside and out and a wonderful big garden that is open to the public with animals, playgrounds for kids, a café, etc. .
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  22524. Hi Ian it says 5th October 2018- that’s the upload date. That’s the order we say the dates here.
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  22525. PLEASE react to Kimi scaring Antonio Giovanazzi on the Nordschleife PLEASE PLEASE
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  22526. I have often wondered at the roof materials used in the USA, in Australia we have corrugated iron, zinc or colour, or cement roof tiles or terracotta roof tiles, we are big on insulation too, for climate as well as noise.😎🇦🇺
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  22527. Lismore in Northern NSW Australia, received 14.4m flood.. biggest we have ever had. Last one was in 2017 which was 11.5m. Alot of people have lost everything. No power (We lost power 4am Monday morning, 28th Jan 2022 and back on now Friday 12pm 4th March 2022). There is empty shelves in the Super Markets. Also Ballina (Northern NSW, Australia) about 20 minutes from Lismore, never really floods, they get water over some roads due to king tides etc but they all got evacuated as well.
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  22528. You got some good subscribers, all those chockys & nick nacks would’ve cost a fair quid. Plus the cash. Good subscribers 👍
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  22529. Haha ohhh shit Ian discovered Nat. this dude is one of the best cooks I've seen on YouTube. Probably hates pre packed food as much as old mate Gordon Ramsay, swears just as much but is way funnier. A pretty excellent combo in my opinion. If your misses isn't the sensitive type id be into watching both you react/ try to make some more of this guy's stuff for sure. Keep up the good work man, haven't been subbed long but really enjoying your vids.
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  22530. Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁
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  22531. That was great👍 👏👏. I didn't know China was a most visited country, I thought Mt Isa was lower than that and a few others I didn't know🤷🏼‍♀️, so 5 stars to you⭐🤗. Ps, lovely background music😑
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  22532. After 20 years working in kitchens, it scares me every time I see someone using a knife that size 😳🤣 but after I got over that, gotta say damn they look tasty 😋
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  22533. You ever need somewhere to stay if you visit Brisbane, hit us up my bro.
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  22534. I love your Aussie videos. I’m Australian, and I love it when Americans learn stuff about Down Under!
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  22535. Awww Ian. I totally love your videos. This was a hard quiz and you did really well. I’m from Wollongong. Lovely -place by the ocean, with a large port and steelworks. Check it out 😀
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  22536. You guys are killing me, the way you react to gift baskets. I like watching you swoon, understand your chocolate is not as good….I am definitely sending a care package to you…
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  22537. When ever one has to push a car, get a hand onto and roll a tyer, best at the rear. Much easer.
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  22538. great video. my suggestion is to do a video on a guy called john britten and his bike the v-1000
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  22539. Cool. Jacarandas just bloomed over here in Aus. There are a few in the park down the creek a ways. Water Dragons are much more active in the summer. Usually they scurry away and disappear into the creek. Occasionally a big one stands it's ground but they're mostly harmless, and interesting. Cheers.
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  22540. In spain at least, the spot ligh you mentiont is integrated at the side of the roof lights and although you cannot control their focus direction theyre pretty bright enough to make you blind.
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  22541. Haha 🤣 a 6 for Aussie Milo , I'm going straight to the pantry and get my 1kg Value Tin 🥛
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  22542. Though only at 50mil (as its not on Syd harbour .. ).. Check out "Nautalis" in Burraneer Bay , sth of Sydney (Across port Jackson from me.. yeh , lucky I am) .. Supposedly the Hemsworths are considering it, leaving Byron...Its modern, but damn... its rocking'
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  22543. Ian , please don't forget about doing a tour of your studio. 👍🇦🇺
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  22544. Happy birthday Daniella 🎉
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  22545. The thing with the Counter tops is the dusk inhalation from cutting it. It's the new Asbestos.
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  22546. That woollys truck did that turn at the best possible spot for himself. Very well done was expecting him to hit the car with the dashcam to b honest
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  22547. Love the video
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  22548. Gday guys they look delicious but I must say. Don’t get bogged down by the recipe some people put a bit of pork in for the fat and flavour also veggies and preferred spices, they’re quite literally a every man food and they can be made so many ways , you should experiment around and see what works for you then maybe do a video showing us your favourite way of making them Great video and I loved seeing the family getting together for a little taste test it reminds me of my youth
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  22549. All these cars are probably MOT failures so they aren't allowed on the roads... Put a safety cage around the driver and engine and smash it until it won't move, now that's entertainment...
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  22550. Happy thanksgiving. Have a good time with Your family and friends
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  22551. WA is overlooked a LOT by people. Little do they know what they’re missing out on! Places like the Kimberley’s, Broome, The Pinnacles, Exmouth and Coral Bay, Rottnest Island, the beaches down in the South (like Albany and Esperance), the giant karri trees you can find down in Warren River National Park, the gold mines in Kalgoorlie and everything in between! WA is 100% worth visiting (so long as you’re fine with 8+ hour drives to get to some of these places) :D
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  22552. 19:45 - that crest gets me every time! Even on the old Forza games, and even when I'm not in a Supercar. I guess it's like Sabine Schmitz said about the Nurburgring. "You don't just have to remember the turns..you also have to know where the bumps are." Your Australian fans might disagree, but I think (EDIT: 2min 20sec..when I typed it, YT considered it a timestamp) in traffic is pretty good if you've only had about 4 laps around the place. SCCA buddy of mine drove the place in a street car, his honeymoon was in AUS. She took pictures while he was driving, I was jealous.
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  22553. great follow up on your testing! A few things, as a Euro bartender. The glass is important, try to get the right glass for the right beer. This often tells/shows you the next thing, How much head to give it. some beers, like the one you showed can be pulled with a huge head, others you have a middle of the road and then you have beers with hardly any. It all depends on the beer and the glass.
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  22554. If you’re in the mood for islands, I recommend taking a look at Fraser Island, off Hervey Bay (pron Harvey) on the Queensland coast, about 4 hours drive up from Brisbane. And there’s also Stradbroke and Moreton Islands that are accessible from Brisbane. They’re lovely too.
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  22555. Congrats Ian!!!!!!
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  22556. First time im early for a video on this channel, hell yeah and its aussie stuff too.
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  22557. Loved it especially the first one, dog and the NZ one with the Ape Was Fun Ian
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  22558. 10:00 A Radler or Alsterwasser in germany is a beer-lemonade mix, in varying quantities. It's a really good drink when you are really thirsty but don't necessarily want to get drunk soon. ;) It's a refresher and the beer in the lemonade makes it at least a bit isotonic. ;) 14:15 Uhm .. no foam at all is a bad pour .... but it's ok for a tasting session maybe. ;) 24:50 Uh, a hefeweizen or a weissbier is a particular beer overall. You need the right technique to pour a glass of hefeweizen and you need the content of the whole bottle, including the sludge at the bottom... mh ;) 25:30 Pedro is the man!! Seriously. Thats a "Deutsches Kulturgut" (german cultural heritage). Easily four out of five people can pop a bottle open with virtually everything..... It's just physics .. and a bit of trial and error. A german who can't open a bottle with a lighter, a knife, a zollstock (yard stick) or simply a table edge .. heck even with a fricking belt bucke like Pedro.... well ...... has a hard time and always need to carry a bottle opener. ;) 29:55 Heh ... yeah, german beers are, besides the alcohol, basically isotonic energy drinks, optimal to refill a bunch of electrolytes after a few good hours of hard work or such. ;) Well, most "pure beers" are actually. Not just the german ones. ;) Oh and then there's the alcohol. ;) Was a nice video to watch ..... ;) Keep it up! ;)
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  22559. I could hear it perfectly and I have my volume almost down fully
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  22560. Thanks man i love your videos u deserve at least a million subs great content
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  22561. Rain is usually nice especially in droughts but right now it’s been raining and storming for 3 weeks straight in sydney so I can’t really say I like it.
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  22562. I totally agree, Ian your videos are always welcome on my feed, mate. Cheers from Sydney
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  22563. Totally agree. Love your work bro. Greetings from Woomera, South Australia 👍👍🇭🇲
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  22564. Personally, I prefer ale or darker beer with a distinct taste. But the current weather affects my choice to a significant degree! During the heat of summer, lighter beers are preferred.
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  22565. Look delicious
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  22566. Love the geoguesser videos
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  22567. Watching this while eating Tim Tams 😂. Amazing video mate!
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  22568. Glad to see you, reacting to car from my country :) --- CZECH POWA! xD
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  22569. Absolutely loved this one mate.. really enjoyable 😁
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  22570. Ian...the way you laugh is extremely contagious...I have forgotten about these ads...she is actually an actress called Mandy McElhinney .....funny ads for sure 😅😅😅😅
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  22571. It is smack in the middle of the tropics, so you have to like the heat. My aunt and uncle lived there for quite a while. She loved it. she wasn't an outdoorsy person by any means, so it surprised me. But she said she was happy there. Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin on Christmas day in 1974. It completely destroyed the town and killed seventeen people. It was beyond belief. See videos about that as well as the Japanese attacks.
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  22572. Fantastic museum 🤩
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  22573. My son loves the mango flavour of the Arizona. I get it from the candy shop that sells international confectionery🇦🇺🦘🇦🇺
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  22574. Yet you call your Independance Day the 4th of July 😛
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  22575. Well done Ian & Family. I hope they enjoyed our aussie snacks as much as you did✌😎
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  22576. This ones fun too more along the lines of the Bunnings one search the chats -smoko (smoko is slang for morning break on the jobsite
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  22577. I have been very fortunate to experience coastal, country & city living while growing up in Australia. Love our beautiful beach lifestyle, school holidays on a family working property west of Sydney enjoying the bush in all its glory & now living in Sydney with all types of entertainment & diversity. Best of all worlds. I’ve travelled extensively overseas, living in some other countries for months at a time &, I know I’m biased, but I can’t imagine living anywhere else 😊
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  22578. The Porsche at 6 minutes isnt a prototype, it's the one that was developed by porsche to compete in the Paris to Dakar rally
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  22579. The iced coffee syrup is what I literally buy every week from woolies haha.
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  22580. You’s need to set up a patreon
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  22581. One thing these vids don’t show is how quiet inside allot of these European trucks are compared to the American counterpart, also having driven Volvos for quiet some time at 6.2 I easily fit in the bunk plenty of leg space, if memory serves the windscreen is about 8ft wide in my trucks the mattress finishes an there’s a little shelf of the edge also so plenty of room…
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  22582. Pardon my arrogance. I didn't realise that it was Thanksgiving over there that I thought you reached 100k. Was kinda disappointed. Lol Edit: you actually reached 100k congratulations. It was 98k today.
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  22583. Hang on, who won lol?
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  22584. The one with the tongues broke me man, my face is all wet and salty 😂
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  22585. MT Augustus on the west coast is bigger than Ularu.
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  22586. Gaiety biscuits are my absolute favourites !!! They are the BOMB !!
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  22587. Hi from Czech Republic. We have 7up, Mountain Dew in almost every bigger shop. Dr.Pepper is more rare but u can find it
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  22588. Love your view of the mountains.
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  22589. IWrocker remember, it ain’t really stuck if you can winch yourself out!
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  22590. I'm from Latvia and when first visited Cabela's in Phoenix AZ, was also very impressed. Only limits of allowed luggage on my return flight stopped me from shopping all day long. Lots of stuff you don't really see in EU, at least not in one place.
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  22591. The bot action is real in here 😂 Great video Ian… much love brother 🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺
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  22592. Another great video two in a day wow respect homie keep up the grind much love from down under
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  22593. Its tatra triton
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  22594. I've heard it said that you can learn the curves & rhythm on the videogame, but to go fast in real life you have to know where all the bumps are. Might have even been Sabine (RIP) who said it. Check out some of the videos where civilians wreck stuff on Tourist Days. I think there's even one on here from the 1970s!
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  22595. I worked for a GT3 race team last year, I drove the hospitality trailer around Europe, brand new unit and trailer worth 1.5 Million, unit running as a LowLiner, so about 3-4Inches off the floor, very scary when getting near kerbs, especially when you know how much the trailer is worth Also as for moving the cars around by hand, basically the cars have built in jacks that run off and airline, you jack the car up, place 4 trollies underneath the car, lower the car down, then you can just push the car around, the weight of the car just sits on the trolley wheels
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  22596. I could so easily see you driving one of our utes in the States Ian.
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  22597. Thanks Ian, that was so much fun watching your truck driving experience. Watching your facial expressions is fun also.
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  22598. If you're interested in really cool looking old houses, or just a great looking area in general, i'd recommend Alsace in France, where i'm from The region is basically a (wine producing) large flat valley between 2 chains of moutains, with a lot of rivers, canals in towns and sources, as its sitting on top of a massive water reserve, tons of castles, and a lot of shared culture with germany as we border it. The Rhein is what forms that natural border and flows through Strasbourg wich is one of the largest french cities (also has a massive Notre-Dame cathedral) In short...its really nice xD
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  22599. Lovely video 😊 it was a very nice variety of dishes, will definitely use it as inspiration when I go to visit next time
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  22600. The amount of money spent on this sport is ridiculous. I love F1, especially the early days when you had multiple contenders to the championship each year. Today I prefer watching the F2, F3 and Indycar championships, you never know who will win this week, unlike F1 where it will be either this guy or that.
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  22601. The SUV Peter Brock is racing is a Holden jackaroo or known also as in Isuzu trooper I think
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  22602. Even check out the Drift runs at Good wood Festival - its awesome!!
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  22603. Stop it you're making me hungry! Cheers from Australia.
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  22604. I gave a like just for the "give it to us Americans, because we can take it" comment... I love that because it's true. without promoting, I watch an American IRL streamer in Aus, and we (Aussies in his chat) give him a bit of banter about the silly things he says or does all day, and he takes it well... You are good sports, and it's just our way of telling you we like you lol
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  22605. When l was a kid a guy who lived down the street from me had a SLR 5000. Every time I saw him I'd yell out, "Do a burnout", And the legend would stop the car and rev it up like he was in a race, Then take off like a rocket leaving nothing behind but tyre smoke and the MAGNIFICENT roar of the engine as he left 2 tyres marks for 100 meters disappearing over a crest in the road. I'd be hysterical. 😂 💜
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  22606. So nice of you Melissa <3
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  22607. Yes we love our coffee. The World Barista championships were held in Melbourne recently with national champions from 50 countries competing. And of course Australia won. It's not just raining in Adelaide, the whole of eastern Australian is suffering bad floods. Brighton beach is in Melbourne. Adelaide is a very clean and beautiful city.
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  22608. Volvo get the cool factor from me. 🤠👌
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  22609. Rally cars, WRC, are all left hand drive. Heart rate of 140/150 is high, at rest around 60
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  22610. Takes a lot of planning to move that load, have to make sure there is enough height, and of course that the road can handle the enormous weight, and is wide enough and so on. The wheels on the trailer are controlled by the guy walking next to it i believe.
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  22611. congrats mate to you and your family our honourary Aussies 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  22612. Hiya beautiful family. Love from Sydney ❤
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  22613. Your right Qualifying mostly always run on the soft tires, usually for no more that 4 or 5 laps.
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  22614. The ideal of Christmas we only see in movies and on Christmas Cards! Europe certainly knows Christmas! A friend just went from England to Riga to shop for family! Paris would be magical, but expensive, I wish! Budapest, amazing architecture! ☑️ Vienna, so beautiful, + the music! 🤗 Edinburgh, classical fun, whisky! 😁 Lapland! 🥶 Colmark? Big shopping fun! 😂 Brussels magic, Belgium chocolate! 😋 Sydney - decorations, trees, lights, Santa, reindeer, shop and house displays, carols by Candlelight, nativity, choirs - t-shirts, shorts, sun and sand! ⛱️🏄🧑‍🎄🎄
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  22615. When you come to Australia, you’ll have visit Tasmania. They have the Cadbury factory, you can tour.
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  22616. Now you can wear your new Peter block shirt 👕 on the next Bathurst race day live stream!
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  22617. I believe at the moment Sydney is the most expensive. House prices are way out of control. Don't forget many of these houses will not have basements so it would be worse value than it appears.
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  22618. When all is said and done, money talks all languages. There is an insane amount of money some places. I agree that NASCAR is a huge show. Cheers. :)
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  22619. You ever make it over here and come to Adelaide, There’s always a bed at my place for you and the family 👍🏻
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  22620. if there is a shortage off Tim Tams in Australia we know where to find some enjoy
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  22621. That full lap video had commentary from the driver and also a ton of extra data displayed, like speed elevation g-force driver heart rate and respiratory rate...
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  22622. All amazing, for a modern day car, I think maybe the Lexus LFA, really nice sound 👌
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  22623. After watching that you should watch "Why you can't buy Desani water in Britain" by Tom Scott. Coca Cola's biggest fail ever!
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  22624. Happy Australia Day I WROKER! Watching this I was Pissin Myself Laughing Keep it up!
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  22625. Pouring so there is alot of Foam is actually the right Way in Bavaria cause the Beer has time to "breath" and unfold its Aroma. So when the Foam settles you pour more until u got nice "Foamcrown" ;) Greetings from Munich
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  22626. That is not Scotty's relative, just a coincidence. But a lot of those names were actual Aussie Race Drivers back in the day. Such as Bob Jane, and he won the Armstrong 500 which ended up at Bathurst as the Hardie Ferado 500 Miles then the 1000 Kilometres.
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  22627. Sunshine state is Queensland. I think he clutch started the bike.
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  22628.  @timjohnun4297  yes indeed even down to the hose clamps it's amazing
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  22629. 17:03 that toyota is from the BTCC, which is a very popular racing series over here in the UK
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  22630. I have no idea why I haven't suggested it but you need to watch a german RC plane festival. They have very impressive builds.
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  22631. Hi Ian. Thanks a lot for this video. We had a red one in the 90s. It was called "The Bath Tub" because of the small sized windows and high edges around you. 3 gear levers made you sweat. Clutch in and out over Neutral gear, with a tap on the throttle to synchronize the next gear. Powerful machine but quality issues with electric components. 👋Have a nice day
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  22632. wait till you are doing over 300kph down the main straightaway man hehe, enter adrenalin!! 👍👍👍
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  22633. Happy thanksgiving 🎉
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  22634. The Ssangyong Actyon is a small SUV made in Korea - early Ssangyong cars were based on Mercedes-Benz models
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  22635. They did have it on the grid, but it was a different car. They arranged for another team who had a falcon to be given a Commodore and they took their falcon and re-sprayed it.
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  22636. oh so many memories, btw as said that car is realy light, I remember to push it to pump alone for several km, luckily there was no hill in the way :) another thing I love about old cars is when your battery dies you still can push it down hill and start, dont know how about new cars cuz I am not driving for more than 10years :( since I moved to Prague I didnt need to drive a car, public transport here is great
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  22637. Steering wheel centre = the Lion logo and the Southern Cross constellation which, you identified correctly, is also on the Australian flag.
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  22638. Id love to watch you review more of our best 4x4 tracks
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  22639. That Larry Perkins poster behind you was our wedding day.
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  22640. Also know as VW Rabbit GTI in the US
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  22641. You need to watch a Dallara GP2 car doing a hill climb. Sounds like a V10.
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  22642. The US dark choc packaging looks like the Mint Slice packaging.
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  22643. Are you ready for the big race today? 4 hours to go & wet weather expecting to create more havoc.
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  22644. In South Australia we consume more milk product than coca cola.especially iced coffees are full on.some servos devote a whole fridge to just iced coffee alone.the land of milk and honey!
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  22645. Merry Christmas to you and your family Ian..maaaaate.👍🎅 P.S. Aussie Jingle bells was written by Greg Champion if I remember correctly if you need to put it in this video somewhere.
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  22646. My wife makes an awesome marinade with honey and beer and different fresh herbs and spices. Awesome for cuts of pork
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  22647. worst engines ever made
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  22648. I remember seeing a lot of Cortina back in the days in Nz. I miss those 🥺✊
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  22649. Hi Ian. I was 12 years old when it was opened by Queen Elizabeth the 2nd four days after my birthday. It was a huge event in Sydney and one I am glad I got to witness. Mr. Utzon was one incredible architect.
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  22650. My special little treat is a mini size mars bar melted (almost) in the microwave and a walnut half stuffed inside. Freaking heaven.
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  22651. First! [: love this 😀 its been a while my friend
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  22652. Happy New Year to you all Ian 🇦🇺💜
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  22653. Interesting video ✌🏼 That building is the NT Parliament House in the capital Darwin. It is Australia’s newest Parliament House built in 1994. Government House, Darwin is a wonderful historic building built in 1870-1871.
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  22654. may it be a beautiful and easy birth
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  22655. I just saw a Regional Council video made in Bathurst, interviewing families and showing amenities! It's more than Car Races, it's a very liveable, historic and pretty city! 🤗
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  22656. Some of them are called a circus because in Latin it means circle, or something to that effect. The one that was shown was Piccadilly Circus, the more famous one because of the giant screens and being in movies etc. Zig zag lines are telling the driver that something is coming up like a pedestrian crossing, so start slowing down (also don't park here and you can't over take unless there is something going 10mph or less). The broken straight lines going from one side to the other just means to give way to the other traffic coming from the right. If you see two sets of these, it means you are about to go across a main road. A single white line would mean stop here and will usually have STOP painted on the road with a stop sign.
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  22657. I got a feeling he's gonna have a Barra powered Holden ute over there soon 😂
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  22658. First, Hi from Finland :)
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  22659. i love all these foods
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  22660. Bundaberg is one of QLD's sugar cane growing regions.
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  22661. Work to live not Live to work
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  22662. Turkish delights were my dads favourite. I reckon they are rancid. I do find it interesting how Danielas taste is so different to Ians. Not in a bad sense, but its good to see 2 opinions that arent both just saying everything is excellent.
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  22663. My favorite is the BBQ and Pizza shapes. Yes we do have Pringles and i have eaten them back in in 1990-91, around that time.
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  22664. That roundabout is crazy(!).. But I think that if you'd take the time to get used to it, and drive with caution along with traffic, it would be a breese!
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  22665. You have to watch the best radio communications 2010-2019 (or 2020 forgot the title of the video) it's mostly a compilation of Alonso & Kimi
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  22666. Nathan Says, this rocks and of course POWER WAGON don’t care!
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  22667. Gold and Blue car is a Praga R1
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  22668. The Le Mans version of the 917 maxed out at 222mph on the Hunaudiere straight. In 1970! Later derivatives of the 917 were specified for the CanAm series looked quite different but came up to anywhere between 1100 and 1500 hp. They totally dominated the series and were actually ruled out of the series by change of regulations.
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  22669. Bob Jane spent an absolute fortune on the Thunderdome. He thought NASCAR racing was going to be a big thing here but it failed miserably. The Thunderdome today looks like something out of a Fallout video game, completely rundown with weeds taking over the whole place including the track itself. A great shame. Ian you should checkout a video on YouTube that came out last week titled Battle of the Aussie Utes...VE Maloo VS F3610
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  22670. Watch agro adults only , these never made it on tv
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  22671. Mate you need to look up some Ute racing you’ll love it 👍🏻🤙🏼
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  22672. Don’t sell the wagon!
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  22673. This guy sounds like he works for telstra so he would know the Internet speed here.
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  22674. Nope Ian, Canberra is the most beautiful place in Australia! 🦘 Next question.
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  22675. I remember seeing my first microwave and thinking that it was some sort of new TV.
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  22676. Damn, that's a strong nut!
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  22677. U should watch a video of what Scotland invented
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  22678. Greetings from Austria it was very funny to look😊😉🇦🇹!
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  22679. 4:45 Overall the posty doesn't look that much different then the ones that deliver the mail in my town today, updated bike, bags and helm that's about it. :P
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  22680. So it is the same biscuit directly imported to the US, repackaged\branded for your market. I do enjoy mint on occasion, but the original are like old jeans and well worn leather... can't beat it.
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  22681. We had a commercial down under where this guy is granted a wish [by a Genie?] and he says " I want to be irresistible to women", he got his wish, he was turned into a Tim Tam.
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  22682. meeeery christmas🎄🙋🇨🇿
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  22683. Next a comparison with British penguin biscuits. Which of course predates Tim tams.
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  22684. you might like to see if you can find the original Nobby's ad, their slogan is a bit naughty lol.
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  22685. I have a huge appreciation for the people who can handle these rally monsters, personally I've only driven them in Dirt Rally 2.0 but even then I can really tell that these are a huge challenge on dirt
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  22686. Yes mate!!
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  22687. Amen!
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  22688. Hello from Lisboa
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  22689. ONE OF US! ONE OF US! ONE OF US!
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  22690. If we go to war with a country America will back Australia up
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  22691. The boomerang weren't actually made to come back, they where used to hunt for food they wouldn't throw it at there target and of they hit it, it would get stuck in the animal then track it by using the blood trail or it would knock them out
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  22692. Unfortunately none of the US manufacturers make a factory right hand drive version of full size trucks. (For example, Ford don't send over the F series because they already sell plenty of Rangers so they'd just be cannibalising their own market share). This means that full size trucks are expensive here. They need to be bought at basically retail price, shipped to AUS, then converted to RHD. After each step make their profit and add a few taxes (depending on your situation) you end up with full size trucks being significantly more expensive than the standard utes. Also, there's an element of "well were already spending a lot, might as well get a high trim level." The sector is growing but it's slow (they're carving out a sector between the utes and landcruisers as heavy towers with a truck bed/ute tray). Most are RAMs as ram doesn't sell in Australia so the importer/converters can get factory support without it being a conflict with any local dealerships. I think GM is doing something with the Silverado but at the moment (with the Holden closure) GM is a bit of an unknown.
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  22693. My friend was driving one of these, the cabin is so huge you can almost fit Skoda Favorit inside, he was also drifting with and it looked crazy! It has 12,7L air cooled engine with 310-590hp based on spec. The dump truck version weighs about 12 tons and can carry usually 12t load, lot of these and specially mobile crane version still operates these days in CZ. Czech army uses them too, small villages in country side have plenty of these as fire trucks and I think the coolest version of Tatra 815 is the TPL spec for towing planes :)
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  22694. My dad has owned a few Holdens, from VK's to VL's. The last one he had was a 1988 VL Holden Commodore Vacationer. Sky Blue, performance front bumper, rear louvers, custom exposed chrome side sills, with after market two-piece Simmons mag wheels. It was in exceptionally nice condition overall. Sadly he had to get rid of it. I do miss seeing that VL.
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  22695. I live in 🇱🇹 and it's really weird to see 8X8 used in normal trucking, what i means by that not in construction or military or maybe heavy haulage 😃.Here you usualy see 4x2 or at moust 6x6.Also Eu trucks used to have better sound but becose of regulation they traded cool sound for economy. If you want to see long nose Eu truck try Scania T sieris or Russian Ural,ZIL.
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  22696. Good afternoon from Canberra everybody! "Nullarbor" is Latin for "no tree". Yes, we name things pretty literally here. Don't pay $1m to live in Canberra!
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  22697. You should sample the stuff you haven't tried before you do the next video. I think it will go well.
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  22698. Thanks for that, very interesting. I did not know about those notes. Just like to point out that Big Ben is the biggest bell of the set of bells housed in Elizabeth Tower. So what most people call Big Ben is in fact Elizabeth Tower.
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  22699. I’d say New South Wales is the most expensive and especially Sydney. Most houses cost in the millions now.
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  22700. Love from Sweden.👌🙏🇸🇪♥️♥️♥️😇😁
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  22701. Merry Christmas Ian to you and the family, all the best for next year and hope you all have a wonderful day together!
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  22702. Paradise valley speedway is just up the road from our house. Always a great night. The vid is just missing the smells of hotdogs and race fuel burning... Ohh and dust in your eyes 😁 Awesome charity event on this Saturday with fireworks display so if your local head up to the track will be a fast night
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  22703. I am a Romanian from UK and tried for the first time the Lithuanian beer: Svyturys Amber Gintarinis Can..., OMF, was and is the best beer I ever tasted.
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  22704. Drive through bottle shops are great, when I was 16, I bought my first car for $200.00, a Ford XY sedan, I was to young to drive & too young to drink but when I drove my car through the bottle shop, it was all good. I reckon the staff must’ve thought I was 18. I’d say, “Put a slab of VB on the back seat, thanks mate”, and hand a $20.00 out the window. 😅
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  22705. you need to look up DTM footage. especially late 80's early 90's. this touringcar class was something special.
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  22706. We call Brissy Brisvegas :D Let us all know what you think of the sausage rolls and the meat pies.,
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  22707. It would be cool to see you do some videos of you visiting Australia one day
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  22708. I love this stuff mate, great vid
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  22709. her pronunciation of Spekulatius was spot on! only the S at the beginning is pronounced "sh" in most German dialects. but Northerners would say it pretty much the way she did. I think the figures are the three wise men or something, it's like a nativity scene in the form of butter cookies.
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  22710. Always makes me laugh when men don’t read the instructions it always reminds me of my dad and son. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  22711. Watching now :)
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  22712. Definitely a V6 commodore. My v8 commodore could do 180kmph under 10 seconds. That car in the video took AGES. Also I customised my old holden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leAaorY5OYE had a fat cam in it an a bimodal exhaust
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  22713. rally is just on another level, mainly at drivers balls area
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  22714. The 3 three Truck is Scammell Scarab it was the successor to the Scammell Mechanical Horse and production began in 1948.Its name is commonly believed to be derived from the rounded bonnet that resembled the elytra (wing covers) of a Scarab beetle, but the name really comes from a more conventional source. It was a portmanteau of Scammell and the Arab horse which the Mechanical Horse replaced in British Railways usage. It was used by British Railway and other companies to do deliveries in built up areas The Ministry of Defence also used the Scarab and trailers for predominantly internal transport on large military bases
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  22715. 13:55 When you couldn't think of g'day and the Harbour Bridge I was like noo because you knew them and their so stereotypical.
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  22716. New to the channel, to all my fellow Aussie who donated - "a rising tide lifts all boats"
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  22717. Pedro's heckin stylish
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  22718. There's kids today watching YouTube who weren't even born yet when this was uploaded. Makes me feel old.
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  22719. Never seen something alike - the Beetle was a rather sturdy construction which made something like this possible. But I doubt if it would have got road approval in Germany. There were camping trailers for cars like the Beetle, but rather lightweight and small ones, designed by former aircraft engineers, like the Hymer Eriba models (especially the "Puck", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5ZqLD7S2RQ, produced in different variations from 1958 until about 2020) or the East German "Dübener Ei" (a nickname for the "Würdig 301", roughly "the egg from Düben", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYbqUsmCMjk / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pywsPTLr5gU), a design still in fashion.
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  22720. Looks like a painting that backdrop. gorgeous
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  22721. In Portugal. Have them in the months of February to May. Much less rain than usual. That's why everything is so dusty. And is there already a forest fire warning! Greetings from Spakenburg, the Netherlands.
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  22722. Happy Birthday Ian. I hope you have a great day celebrating with the family. Have a beer for me mate. Cheers
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  22723. Howdy, if you like red rock formations you must check out the bungle bungle mtns in west Australia you will be amazed. Cheers.
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  22724. Was 100% in Florida USA… sign is facing the direction it would for cars to be travelling on the right hand side of the road.
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  22725. Lucky man Ian, your wife is a stunner.
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  22726. Reported the scammer, be careful everyone
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  22727. In the netherlands u pay 1 euro for 0.5 L heineken.
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  22728. They glow to attract insects which stick to the web, for the larvae to come and eat the insect
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  22729. Sorry for the multiple comments. I became a fan of modern military aircraft when I worked airside in the freight industry. I got to meet an FA-18 pilot before an airshow in our city. He described how efficient the aircraft was by stating that one of these jets could take from Brisbane some 800km away and release ordinance on our city of 75000 people, completely wiping it out before anyone knew what was going on. On the days before the show, he showed everyone at the airport how nimble the aircraft was by taking off and instantly going vertical until he was out of sight. Insane weaponry.
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  22730. Cedrata and limonata are two different things.. if you find Tassoni cedrata from italy try that. I love your videos Ian! I follow you from the rally videos Hug from Italia❤
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  22731. check out Nico Rosberg's channel , he has a lot of videos about the Rimac, including driving around Monaco and taking delivery of his car
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  22732. The Gold Coast literally has a suburb called Miami. I think they’re very similar cities. You just don’t really have the authentic Latin influence on the GC. It does have a healthy Italian population though. And I think it’s vibe is a bit more influenced by the Mediterranean. So replace the Latino influence in Miami with Greek/Italian/Balkan vibes and you’re pretty close (I have been to Orlando and the general flat marshy terrain you find a few kilometres inland from the GC feels similar to that as well. But it has some gorgeous mountains in the hinterland with lovely tourist areas and national parks)
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  22733. You should check out the Goodwood festival of speed. Their hill climb is legendary. And you get to see everything. From 90 year old cars to rally and sportscars to F1 and LMPH and everything in between
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  22734. You need to react to "Sabine Schmitz - the Queen of the Nürburgring" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMP1e0pJSEo Sabine Schmitz knew the Nürburgring better than any other person on earth and was holding multiple records on the track. I had the luck to be driven by her over the track in her "Ring Taxi" years ago and i switched from laughter to "omg i'm going to die" multiple times. She was such a nice and funny person and it's sad that we lost her to cancer.
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  22735. Those are lovely coaches to drive, I drove one on the Isle of Man for a while and some of the roads are this narrow, but not as much traffic. 6 forward pre selector gear box and a split back axle. Really designed for long distance touring.
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  22736. Where the bike turned right at the end, is the road that leads back into Bathurst
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  22737. Seen that too 😃 👊🤠
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  22738. Hay you's in Texas. Look s like NT..or sume out back hill s hear in Oz ...
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  22739. Hi, i found your channel becouse of your House Germany - US compare Video, very interesting Videos and very kind comments, got an abo. Sry ab my english, Best regards from Germany, Lars
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  22740. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of you 😊.
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  22741. Nice video was excited for it keep up the amazing videos!!
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  22742. Glad you like it Ian, I just sold my 2021 Suzuki Ignis on Thursday! Too big lol. Yep, these are bloody brilliant mini-SUVs, they have so much room for their size. A standard Ignis is NOT a fast car lmao, but a turbo version is in Japan [maybe these?] Btw, Suzuki-Maruti India is 50% of the market. Indian built 'Ignisi' are the majority!
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  22743. Good to see you tuned in, very exciting
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  22744. G'day, Ian. Their event is called "Cooly Rocks on" because the old event at the same time every year called "Wintersun festival" was discontinued after running for many years. So those who didnt want to stop coming to the event were able to continue coming because Cooly rocked on.
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  22745. You're going to need a bigger man cave 😂😂
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  22746. Nailed it.
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  22747. Love this video!
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  22748. you NEED to check out Cooly Rocks On, thats a great south east queensland beach car show!
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  22749. To Ian and Daniela, Congratulations to you both on the arrival of your daughter Sydney to the family. I am sure Emma and Andrew are thrilled to have a new sister, and Pedro another beautiful granddaughter. Wishing you all the best of health and happiness.
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  22750. Definitely more 4wd content brother
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  22751. Mmmm, Pedro just reminded me of my favourite breakfast of raisin toast with lots of butter. Haven't had that since I was a teenager, but it does seem harder to find nowadays. Maybe it's because I'm an oldie, but I do think a lot of modern Australian TV shows and movies are lame compared to the old stuff. Too much glam and not enough substance, but the castle did touch on the classic Aussie flavour. An old favourite of mine from the 70's was 'Walkabout', which has plenty of beautiful scenery in it, but not really suitable for children. Also, North on a Northern safari was another kind of documentary movie, made by a family back in the 70's too. If you like action TV shows, you might like spy force, I used to watch it with my dad, but mainly because I had a crush on Jack Thompson 😂😅. Plus a favourite TV series called mother and son, which was frustratingly funny, might tickle your fancy. Oh and another favourite movie of mine, which I think was underrated, was the big steal. A comedy with lots of car action, scenery and typical Aussie madness. I saw on a previous post, someone suggested puberty blues, which was okay, but if you watch it, make sure the kiddies are tucked up in bed. 😉😘
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  22752. The group C rules (which the A9X raced under) The car had to have the interior, Even had to have the back seat.
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  22753. 29:43 That Bundy label is soooo darn kooool :P I think at the minimum you deserve an honorary Australian citizenship :)
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  22754. The green one was in Austria the Opel Kadett C (GM Brand in Germany) mostly the young people in 1990 drive one it was used cheap and good drive and comfort, the girls like them. I am over 42 so when I was kid I see a lot of them. greetings from Austria
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  22755. You have to watch some beer adds mate. They are Very clever. Keep it up 👌👌
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  22756. Best of luck with your Christmas Wishlist Ian, life's too short to deny yourself the joy! 🧑‍🎄👍
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  22757. Hopefully people watching this will stop sending you Tim tams 😂 Seriously though this was a lovely way to deal with your over supply and I’m sure there were lots of smiles on lots of American faces when they received these treats.
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  22758. Been skiing since 3yo and can ski pretty much any run. Get me on a snowboard and I can't barely make 10m without falling!
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  22759. Would love to see your reaction to the new Gen 3 Camaro and Mustang going around Mt Panorama! Love the new Camaro!
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  22760. OMG BRO! This was the best time to be alive! Being an Aussie and a lifelong fan of NASCAR, this was awesome. I've seen a few NASCAR events here but the one that sticks in my mind the most is Dick Johnson in America. Google that race bro. It's a classic!
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  22761. Pizza sizes have gotten smaller in pizza chain stores due to shrinkflation...they minimise the pizza bit by bit without notifying the public and keeping the same prices. Large pizzas in Australia should be 12 inches...any smaller and they have reduced the size secretly. Small 7" Med 9" Large 12" Family 15" Party 18" That's the basic sizes most pizza bars sell (one off pizza shops usually run by owner) Some places have jumbo pizzas that are the size of roughly two party pizzas.
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  22762. A BDS 4 inch lift, with coils and fox shocks! Thats a whole lot of awesomeness. thanks for passing along the great news. Time to go shopping.
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  22763. It's gonna be a HOT Christmas this year. Four days of over 40C temps this weekend!
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  22764. Can you react to Les Patterson? "Australian Diplomat". Search for CUPNT or Les Patterson Joan Collins.
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  22765. This might make you laugh , I was in K-Mart ( Australia ) buying a few things which I took to the checkout . The girl was putting the things through the bar code scanner then said " Oh , your're over 18 " and smiled ( I'm well and truly NOT anywhere close to being a teenager ) She finished up the scanning and while I was paying asked " What did I buy that you have to be over 18 for ? " The answer was ---- "The pizza cutter . " Sealed in plastic , the stuff you can't open without scissors . Yes folks , a pizza cutter could be a weapon and you have to over 18 to buy one !!
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  22766. Fun Fact the oldest boomerang found was in Poland from around 20,000 - 50,000 yrs ago
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  22767. Love your videos Ian. Its cool to see what an American thinks of our country
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  22768. Welcome to the club .... Baby Girl going to change your World. Scariest Exciting thing ever to happen to ya.
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  22769. Love Pedro , he reminds me of my dad :) True gentleman
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  22770. The kangaroo has the dog in a choker sleeper hold when kangaroos fight they will put on the choke sleeper hold and hold on until the other kangaroo passes out there are videos of this on YouTube and if a dingo or dog tries to attach a kangaroo near water the kangaroo will get in the water and if the dingo or dog goes into the water it's harder for them to attack the Roo and the Roo will try to drown the dingo or dog there are videos of this on YouTube as well. You need to check out the "Cassowary" attack YouTube videos trust me you don't want to meet this giant bird in the Northern Australian Rainforest it will kill you!!
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  22771. good morning from germany
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  22772. What a great thing to do. Well done, that man!
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  22773. Thank you for the open mind when you make a video. In general I try to make my comments either positive, informative or fun...
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  22774. What an awesome mail time , a lot of new things in there for you guys to check out 😊
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  22775. That was too funny🤣
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  22776. I’ve been to wave rock…it’s pretty tall and in the middle of nowhere surrounded by bushland
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  22777. i watched these other day, they bloopers, I did not live in Australia ,was any of this aired?
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  22778. The Nissan patrol Is the best 4X4 you never got
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  22779. I love the mint slices and I love both Vegemite and Promite. Some people like one more then the other. Enjoy your snacks.
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  22780. Australia has more Iron Ore, Bauxite (Aluminium Ore) and Uranium than any other country.
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  22781. I’m not a fan of pistachio, but I regularly put Milo and/or Tim Tams on vanilla ice cream.
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  22782. Hi Ian, that's why our animals are a feature of our Continent, l will live hear all my life and will never see them all, more the pittie, but show like this will help, cheers mate, Neil.
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  22783. This is why paying taxes is important and Corporations/Billionaires should value the fact that the Government educates their workforce and their wealth wouldn't exist without it.
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  22784. Australia...1,000,000 Emu's....USA...0 Emu's. Game Over.
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  22785. You did great! As a Dutchie I didn't know any of the places. I guessed the country correctly but that's all. If I had to do the American version, I'd say the Hudson River is in the Grand Canyon. As far as I know that's not correct 😂 Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
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  22786. As I've mentioned before on one of your videos, you don't get any better than a Lancia Delta HF Integrale. Iconic, beautiful, quick AF. Should be an AF Integrale!
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  22787. Well I'm off to the shops. I'm starving!
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  22788. Love the ending and the landscape.... Wow your lucky... Peace ✌️ and keep up the work been watching you for ages now....
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  22789. Here in Germany one of our teachers in the 80's had a 2CV for ages. It was however eventually replaced by a Fiat Uno which was of course lightyears ahead in terms of technology, refinement and economy. A friend had it's competitor, the Renault R4 (1961 - 1994), for a short while. This was a spiritual successor and competitor to the Citroen 2CV, being more modern (4 door hatchback design), more powerful and capable of comfortable motorway travel. It had a dash-mounted pistol-grip type manual gearchange and served a long time as entry-level french motoring. He soon replaced it with an actual 80's era car 😉
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  22790. Nice video. If I may, you owe it to yourself to. Find and watch the opening scenes of the 1971 movie Lemans. Actual footage of the start will tingle your spine.600 hp, 1780 lbs, aluminum tube frame and your feet are in front of the front axle…. These cars topped 240 mph on the Mulsanne straight…. Watch it man!!!!!!!
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  22791. Thanks Ian🙂. At first I didn't remember suggesting it😆. But then soon as it started I remembered. And yes it was really well done. Looks so pretty and pristine😍. I haven't been to Lord Howe yet, but visually some of the shots remind me a little of parts of O'ahu, Hawaii, which I have been to. I've never been anywhere in Australia with *that* many spiders inside at once, not yet anyways. It's not the norm to see that many indoors in most places. While we're on Islands, side note - Moreton Island (near Brisbane) is also nice to visit. You can get a ferry from Brisbane. Lots of fun activities for the family (snorkeling, boat rides, sand dune toboganing, feeding dolphins etc) as well as FWD. It's a good option for people who maybe don't have the time or money to visit a the islands further or up north. You can even visit just for a day trip. Aquarius did a good one recently on a day trip to Moreton. I'll throw it up over on the D. 👍
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  22792. Victoria likes to claim they are the "insert claim" state / capital. education state, sports capital etc. They also used to have the Garden state on their number plates. Plates are front and back. Motor bikes I think are the exception and only require a rear plate. This might have changed.
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  22793. Nice hat brother! 🐰🐰🐰
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  22794. You covered it mate. Seaton, the greatest Aussie driver to never win Bathurst. Love your work. Cheers. 👍👍🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  22795. There is private plates in all states of Australia and you can pretty much have what you want on them, there is this lawyer bloke on the East Coast that had private plates on his Lamborghini that said "LGOPNER"😉😃 do you get it,, someone complained that it was offensive and it went to court he lost and had to remove and hand the plates in. 👍😎 And yes Australian cars all states must have two plates for the purpose of red light cameras and speed cameras.
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  22796. Had a street version of this car and was such a damn good carby driven 308 Black motor . So sad I don’t have it now ! Was a HDT Calais version though
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  22797. Nothing has changed on this road over the years :D For interest, it is the road between village called Smědeč and village Chvalšiny :)
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  22798. Thr early to mid 90s BTCC was the same. Manufactures were putting millions into it. A great era.
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  22799. Australian houses tend to be different in layout from UK and the US. I've noticed the UK and US more commonly have the dining room with attached kitchen towards the front of the house as well as the lounge and or living room. In Australia the kitchen, dining and living rooms are almost always at the back of the house...this makes it easier to integrate a landscaped backyard with entertainment areas accessed by large sliding or bifolding doors to join the inside and outside...Australia also tends to have a formal lounge room at the front of the house. Older houses (1890's - 1930's) tend to have lounge rooms and bedrooms in the front...then a formal lounge room that sometimes has a separate front door with plenty stained glass. The kitchen is always at the back along with a lean too laundry and toilet. These old houses tend to be quite ornate with leaded and/or stained glass in the front windows...solid, double brick or stone construction with ten to twelve foot high ceilings that usually have ornate plasterwork...these houses look fantastic when the rear half is demolished (kitchen, laundry and toilet) and a good quality proper extension is built with modern kitchen and living area, bathroom and luandry. Older houses in the majority of times will have a bathroom (bath and shower) and a standalone toilet room...no one wants poo water droplets floating around the bathroom where your toothbrush is kept. This design also allows access to both a bath or shower to one person and the toilet for another at the same time...whereas a combined bathroom is only available for one person. Newer houses in Australia have the best (in my opinion) bathrooms I've seen...today we tend to have a mirrored sink and vanity area with plenty storage and electrical outlets as an alcove off either the main or secondary hallways...off this alcove there will be two doors, one for the dedicated toilet and one for a dedicated bathing/showering room. This makes the whole bathroom accessible to three or four people at a time...one can use the loo, one in the bath or shower and one or two using the vanity to brush teeth, hair, shave or make-up without getting in eachothers way...this makes having so many bathrooms in a house less necessary...although we still usually have multiple.
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  22800. I don't mind calling myself South American and forget for a minute what I've been taught at school about the continent. It's custom and deal with it. Regards from Buenos Aires!
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  22801. Could you react to jan de rooy He is the driver of the most powerful vehicle of all of dakar The DAF TURBOTWIN X1
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  22802. VL calais turbo, the best commodore holden ever produced. V8 walky was overrated, and OTT with body. Toranna LJ GTR-XU1 is aussie as it gets.
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  22803. There’s no way it takes 5 hours to upload a 10 minute video. Mine usually take less than an hour for 10-20 minute video.
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  22804. The onboard lap is great to watch
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  22805. Can confirm peanut butter is massive in Aus too.
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  22806. Feliz año nuevo amigos😁😁😁
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  22807. So humble
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  22808. Hey @Kerleem I like your channel as well. I thought you'd be watching this channel too! And I actually think I commented on a video of yours where you compared EU plates with US plates! Small world....
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  22809. Congratulations to your family on your new baby girl. 👶
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  22810. Yellow donuts are Piss flavour. 🤮
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  22811. Melbourne has some awesome theatre areas, not all 20-somethings clubbing lol. Try and find one. Very cosmopolitan and cool. There is a restaurant called Mamasitas, the BEST authentic Mexican food, NOT Tex-Mex and other little gems...
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  22812. Don't you love the way the Aussie girl is bare foot ?? 🤣🤣
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  22813. @13:10 - some body corporates (our take on the infamous HOA) will engage a private contractor or have their own waste agreements with the companies servicing their area and have a skip or so, usually this also means that council rates that the residents would have paid individually are consolidated/reduced in response to the reduced council services, but are made up for in corporate dues which cover this and other site services and facilities (e.g. weekly gardening, pool, community hub, secure/covered parking, etc)
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  22814. agro is the embodiment of the aussie sense of humor circa 80s-90s if we are all honest XD
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  22815. I like the look of side markers a lot. Added them on my 2008 Saab 9-3 and it makes a huge visual difference.
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  22816. I always enjoy your posts, but please don't call me a Sheila. 😊
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  22817. You have to watch the Ken Block Gymkhana series that started with a Subaru STI at an abandoned hangar.
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  22818. Victoria Bitter is just VB in Australia.. Hey mate passes a VB outta the esky Cheers big ears!!! Thanks for the clip!!
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  22819. Those Renault ambo's and the work truck at 2:40 are front wheel drive, if you look at the back axle, it's a solid beam.
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  22820. RIP Rodney Marsh 😔 RIP Shane Warne 😔 Gone to soon 😔 Thank you so much Rod & Shane for the spectacular memorys. 😔
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  22821. Merry Christmas to the whole family.🎅
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  22822. I can relate to the guy that had bonnet/hood fly off of his vehicle. On the open road a road train was going past on the other side of the road and the change in air pressure was so great that the grill on my G6E Ford was ripped off its mounts and flew down the road. I just left the broken bits of plastic on the side of road.
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  22823. Should do a video on playgrounds in Australia, for all your kid viewers, if you dig a bit you should find some, speers point has a sick playground, I like playing on it hahaha.. The government spends a shit load on playgrounds and skate parks, it's good, western sydney has some cool ones and Sydney cbd has a water park/playground all free to use..
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  22824. Just for shits and giggles, try get your hands on a box of vegimite shapes. As much as i like vegimite, vegimite shapes... hmmm. Some people like them.
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  22825. Another good catchup step. It is getting harder and harder to find NEW things that are not duplicates. On the otherhand there is plenty more you do not have yet, just needs more time and consideration to arrange new surprises. The children love these little giveaway toy items and both Coles and Woolworths regularly run such special give away programs. Amazing is that it almost seems US shopping chains do not have the same at least I would like to be wrong, but really seems rather than such "game" items for children seem more inclined to giving vouchers to future purchases. When not running these children specials, you collect points towards cooking pots and pans, or cutlery, or drinking/wine glass sets, or other useful home items obtainable either for sufficient points half points half price or outright purchase for full price no points. Depending on item 10 20, to 80 points may be needed and common is cost is equivalent to $1 per point. Typical is 1 point or toy/collectible item per $20 spent on purchases. So against actual goods 1/$20 and thus value of 5% of purchase price value. On children items often the number given could be one or two more than purchase qualifies for, and near end of special item offer, have been given double or more quantity items while still available.
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  22826. The early models didn't have reverse gear, just start it backwards.
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  22827. Ian Bloody oth mate a wake-about the traps mate 👍 🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  22828. I always have some kind of planespotter stream on my side monitor while working, they're calming
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  22829. Holy cr*p!
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  22830. It got soooo fking hot here once that I left a bowl of soup in my workshed, and when I went in at 9am the next morning my soup was literally boiling (and being guarded by drop bears, spiders and snakes!)
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  22831. If i ever get to the USA... Arizona, Texas and Montana are the places i would like to visit : )
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  22832. When are you all coming back to the badlands
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  22833. yes please to more of this!
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  22834. Ian, can I highly recommend doing some searches for 'Toots Holzheimer;. She was a legend in her own lifetime as a semi driver carting freight from Cairns up through Cape York for many years. Here's a start: https://youtu.be/jM1J6ih1uTI
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  22835. Hey Ian am a long time watcher, please bring up if you should react to The Bridge to Bridge Race!!!!
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  22836. I absolutely love the Australian Charger. I agree with you Ian about that 1975 “Charger” , it’s really an insult to the earlier models to call that thing a Charger.
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  22837. Everything about it is just...lovely. On top of that, it really is a work of art.
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  22838. Someone needs to send the post office a package for thanks ha
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  22839. First comment :) good video
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  22840. 16:28 Auto Union Typ C - These are the scariest things in the entire museum...V16 6 liter engine with somewhere between 500 and 600 hp; 400km/h ( 250mph ), wooden steering wheel, thinnest of tires, 1930s drum brakes and no seat belts...GP cars of that era are beyond insane...
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  22841. Well done, mate. I did 103. I love geography a lot, but never thought that memorizing flags was relevant, so I only know those I have memorized randomly. The game is fun though
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  22842. The funny guy can't read numbers. He missed one when he said we have about 600,000 (mainly feral) camels. Try 6,000,000. Numbnuts...they're everywhere. Lol. By the way, Ian...we DON"T call the liquor stores "bottle-o's", we call them "bott-lows". Cheers from Oz.
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  22843. Arborists are another breed. Check out the tree climbing competitions.
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  22844. Same looks you get from the Swedish backpacker girls when you tell them they're camped under the Drop Bear trees.
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  22845. 1960's American Mopar (especially C bodies) are awesome. I have a 1968 Chrysler 300
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  22846. Happy Thanksgiving from Germany ,i just subscribed yesterday . Great channel👍
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  22847. Can't half tell you enjoyed that one mate 😂
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  22848. European trucks are all designed with the same length so basically are designed to not have any problem in any corner if you Drive an american truck by european roads you are going to get stuck in the first turn
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  22849. Awesome video. I watch Mitchell Matthews also. Keep it up.
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  22850. And when he does not understand he goes to the effort of finding out and listening to advice to help out.
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  22851. Just paid $4.90 for the cheapest 12 700g eggs today in Melbourne.
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  22852. "The Gong" is how You say it lol
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  22853. Hey Ian did you notice that Chad's hairline receded by 2 inches during that boat ride? LOL
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  22854. 👍
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  22855. Hi Ian, did you see how fast it was doing in first gear down conrod straight, coming out of the corner he was in first and it was ages before he started changing up l think he was doing 160km before 2nd gear, and he did it in a Ford, yes yes , cheers mate keep safe, Neil 🤠.
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  22856. Love you guys, this made me a bit teary because my family used to be refugees fleeing war in East Timor and then living in a foreign country like Portugal living in a bad neighbourhood, moving to Australia to prosper but ending up depending on welfare to get by. GREAT WORK Ian & Daniela
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  22857. G'day Ian, Nice video but a bummer that the best songs got muted over. I was familiar with about half of these songs. There was a Dutch band that did well down under during the 1980s not included in this list. The Time Bandits shot a clip for their song 'Endless Road' on the Gold Coast. Only other song I've heard from them is 'I'm only Shooting love' that has sometimes been played on aussie radio over the years.
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  22858. In Dutch we say Proost.
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  22859. Litomyšl chateau is on UNESCO heritage site list. It's quite beautiful. BTW I've recieved my high school diploma there. We've had ceremony, wore academic robes etc. It was great. One of the coolest days of my life.
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  22860. As a Swiss I must say that we also have a big working culture (unfortunately) where we refused one more week of required vacation, paternity leave and more maternity leave (although I'm not sure about the last one). People here only think about work and money and it's getting pretty sad because our insurance companies take advantage of that are becoming more and more expensive while offering less (again, like the US). That being said, sundays are ansolutely a quite day here and people who don't respect that can get in. It's also not allowed to make noises between 10pm and 6am.
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  22861. I love your videos, can you do a bondi rescue reaction it's worth your time.
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  22862. I remember at 13 trying to reverse a tractor for the 1st time with a trailer attached and I broke off the tow bar, so the skill level is immense of these drivers
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  22863. There are a few different methods of "flat" unloading. There are rolling or chain floors. A flat converyor belt or chains with bars across the floor that loop around and push the drag the load out. Pushers. The front wall is detached and moved by a ram to push the load out. Walking floors. These are REALLY cool, the floor is made up with planks in groups of three. The entire floor moves backwards, then the individual planks move back in groups of three, the friction of two planks staying still holds the load whilst the one plank slides back, this repeats until all planks have returned. The conveyor and walking floor units can work both ways, so you can load bales, bags or pallets at the back and move them forward so you can load more.
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  22864. Your family Ian is beautiful! Emma had me laughing!!!😍😍😍😍😍
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  22865. Pretty sure American companies don’t pay superannuation either? It’s compulsory here for Australian companies to pay superannuation. Regarding parental leave, when I had kids you could take 13 weeks full pay or 26 weeks half pay, I then added on 3 months of long service leave full pay and 6 weeks of accrued annual leave full pay plus leave loading.
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  22866. You'll need a storage unit soon, LOL! May God bless you and your family.
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  22867. Turn up to any building site and this is quite usual. I’ve seen these things while dredging creeks use this manoeuvre to get out of the sheer sides of the creek. Check out what bobcat drivers do as well it’s insane.
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  22868. As a person with medical issues I need many blood tests. If your doctor gives you a referral to a place which bulk bills it will cost you nothing. If the referral is to a non bulk billing clinic you will have to pay and claim it back later through Medicare. If you have no referral it will usually cost you over $150.
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  22869. The 3 Star Logo fromm Mercedes means at Water at Land and at Air
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  22870. The difference in brakes goes to show how far in safety we have came.
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  22871.  @basstrammel1322  Thankyou she be 40 years old in May
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  22872. Hey champion ✊
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  22873. Thank you for the inspiration I got into making some basic daily vlogs about my Jeep. I’m trying to keep it consistent with the uploads but its such a struggle but I love doing it.
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  22874. Congrats on 15k subs, mate!
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  22875. Dirt Rally 2.0 it's the only motorsport game that makes me sweat hard. I always do sessions with several 12/ 17km runs and they work as a cardio workout for me: I end up sweaty, and with legs and arms shaking. but.. i'm very bad behind the wheel..
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  22876. There’s much better beer than those, there’s great northern which is a classic, Carlton dry is good too. My personal favourites that I’ve tried are craft beers, Stone&Wood Pacific Ale and 4 Pines Pacific Ale
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  22877. The town they were talking about with too many tourists was pretty close to where I live on the mid north coast. It's called seal rocks and normally it's population is around 1000 and because it's fairly close to Sydney(1.5hrs) and basically is completely off limits because of the ridiculous traffic. Thousands literally turned up at once and were parking right on the one and only road in the town so no ambulance or emergency services could get through. Sad when it's such a beautiful little village
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  22878. With all those timtams you should invite some freinds over and get their reactions
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  22879. When 20 cousins of the bride tell the groom he better look after their cuz girl.
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  22880. Thank you Melissa :) 😘❤
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  22881. I noticed that if you hover over a ball it shows the value in the top left corner.
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  22882. So no tandem drive axles like 99% of these are on the road. (Causes understeer, extra weight and the power divider would have to be locked in all the time) But they would be easy to drift the back end out, with literally no weight on the rear axle.
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  22883. Just before this, I was watching the Gordon Murray Automotive T50 in-car, around Goodwood, England. This Falcon sounds like THUNDER at 9000 rpm, and the T50 sounds like LIGHTNING at 12100 rpm !!
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  22884. Glenn Seton had all ways been a very good wet driver
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  22885. Great packages you guys over here! This is so fun!!! Love seeing your family Ian and Daniela. Your Dad is such a sweetie. Thanks Ian!
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  22886. Good Thursday morning (0140) f4om Canberra everyone. Almost the weekend ...🇦🇺 😢 yeah, it's so steep & tight that the front end does dig in if they use too much wheel v throttle\momentum. A hill climb?
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  22887. This is the fastest lap in a V8 supercar ever done. It, however is not the fastest lap of all time. That belongs to an unrestricted Audi R8.
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  22888. Interesting that you described the edge of Australia as looking like it has had a bite taken out of it. This is the Great Australian Bight.
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  22889. You should check the German THW :D
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  22890. We had family friends back when I was a kid (born 25 October 1965). And they bought a Toyota Crown brand new. They were the top of luxury refinement of the Toyota's and gave Ford and Holden a run for their money
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  22891. Oh WOW Ian. That's amazing !!! I'm coming over to have a couple of beers with you. Well done mate. Looks awesome. Hugz
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  22892. this was fun 😊 continue with it here on this channel 😁
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  22893. Wow that was amazing but it makes me wonder if they have public liability insurance in Portugal LMAO
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  22894. It could be anywhere as Queensland and New South Wales also have outbacks. While on the subject of the Outback, you might want to check out the Royal Flying Doctors, what it does and it's history. Qantas also started in the outback and likewise, has a very fascinating history. Both underpin Australia's core value of looking after everyone, particularly those who don't have easy access to services.
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  22895. I was in Adelaide for the stopover in 1979 and was able to pick-up the cracked driving lamp from the 9-inch Cibie Driving light from that car. History right there.
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  22896. I like the way Greg taste test the beers take the full impact to leave no doubt well done
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  22897. Seen this and yes its bloody awesome Mate, love Audi great car. 👍😎
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  22898. The entire shootout was nuts. 5 racers broke into the 2:03s. Until now, there were maybe 5 total that had done it. Absolute lunacy. The race should be equally excellent.
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  22899. Switzerland's comes straight out of a horror movie 😅 and US from Super Mario, mexico is a hoovering UFO. 😅
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  22900. Hooly dooly! I will send you some of our insulin for your Tim tam diabetes hahahaha😁
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  22901. toyota landcruiser 79 series. its a 4.5l v8 single turbo diesel and yea from factory these bad boys are manual only.
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  22902. Bathurst is in some of the later Forza (Microsoft money via Turn Ten Studios) videogames, if you're into gaming. Personally, even the 'console games' have been my methadone since I had to quit racing for real. First time I saw it, I damn near cried. Heard about that place for years.
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  22903. Yum! Aussie tucker. Great video, you made those sausage rolls perfectly. Except, you don’t have coriander in them. Love taste testing different foods and recipes from all over the world 👍
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  22904. Vegemite is BOSS 🤣👍
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  22905. Really good videos, personally I just prefer European trucks, beautiful & powerful!
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  22906. I love your enthusiasm for Australia it’s awesome g’day and lots of love from Australia 🇦🇺💖💖💖
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  22907. I love peoples reacting to our small country :)
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  22908. Probably not quite your cuppa tea but have a gander at the NZ superstock teams racing champs,or justt superstocks in general...solid racing and some seriously hard hits too...
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  22909. Faaaaarck I can't believe you're reacting to Garn. Absolute legend, iWrocker.
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  22910. The nascar was only goin so fast cause there was an aussie drivin it mate haha
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  22911. We also are the only country I am aware of that can great eachother with Get f*cked- meaning didn't expect to see you here mate Look at this c#%t - can have a number of meanings like if you rock up late or if you are getting ahead of yourself. F*ck off - can be a greeting also when you see a mate somewhere unexpected. I'm sure I'm missing some also. We are a different bunch
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  22912. The region of Almeria is pretty desertic. It has been the location of many spaghetti western film shootings in the late 60's, early 70's.
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  22913. Sorry Ian i can not say im a fan of Grid Iron, it seems very long winded.
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  22914. Oh... goodness! We are a funny mob!
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  22915. YouTube just has to many stupid bloody rules.
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  22916. ​@IWrocker I like your intention to bring the people to the origin uploader. One thing I saw on YT is that often creators watching reactions of their own content and are pretty excited if they put the best in the end, how the reactor will find it. Maybe in top lists like this you will think about it? I'll watched it until the end and you've missed a lot. Maybe you can put you more in the front of your reaction in the end of those? Cut a middle part out? I don't know? I hope no one really had the wish to mock you but they said their own wishes in an harsh way.
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  22917. Please move here and you can vlog your Australian adventures 😍
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  22918. HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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  22919. The rocky road used to come in a bar. Much nicer than the block
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  22920. The truck is probably mainly used in the Dakar Rally? The little sister to old (and missed) Paris to Dakar Rally. You should check it out Ian.
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  22921. With a wheel and pedals it would be so much "easier". I love R3E and can run 2:10's. Love it, that you're showing R3E off, it's my main game for 8 years now.... @IWrocker
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  22922. Good on you mate, love the channel, well deserved. Happy New Year, great start to the year for you.
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  22923. I get theres some Bias here, But I would rather recommend just a EUROpull competitions. They have all sorts of trucks and Scanias and Volvos aren't even the strongest for the most part. All brands deserve recognition and make some great trucks.
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  22924. I was the first mechanic in Australia to work on an Australian built Western Star outside the factory at Duce Commercial in Townsville, just a rear wheel seal....and prep for the Tully show...sadly the salesman picked the truck up at six am the following morning at six am and headed north and hit a horse at Rollingstone. Arrived at work greeted with a broken and bent truck.....which we had to clean the bits off.....and pull the broken bits off, bumper bar,it was not fitted with a bull bar yet ,the grill and other ancillary parts the parts were flown up to Townsville by the next flight in and we fitted them and the truck left at one pm for Tully.
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  22925. Awesome 👊🤠
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  22926. Well explained 👍
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  22927. I'm a Holden girl at heart, but do have a big soft spot for Chryslers as well. I've owned 2 Chargers myself, A VJ Sportsman with a 265 hemi, and another VJ Charger with the little 215 Hemi in it. that thing was a real surprise package, because as far as I know it was stock, yet it was a real little screamer that put a few V8's to shame. wish I still had them both, they were great cars. love how your ads over in the U.S. copied our Charger adverts here, normally its the other way around, lol
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  22928. I’ve seen a few from cities in other countries, but Sydney has the best by far.
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  22929. One of the best sounding engines I ever heard irl is the Hawker Sea Fury, the radial engine sounds even better than the spitfire with it's RR aero engine.
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  22930. Was very weird when I went to America and my....Um....."bits" would touch the water in the bowl when I sat on your toilets and your seat on those toilets are massive compared to Australia. But the most annoying part was when you bought something at a shop or see something on the menu at a cafe, that price your reading isn't the price. You have to add tax and tip on top. So everything seemed cheap until you got the final bill. But also your expected to tip the bus/coach driver for doing his job, a job iv already paid them once for and expected to pay again on top at the end of the trip. You also have not tap and go paying with your key/bank cards, you still have to swipe or insert your card.
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  22931. Hey from wa and yeah lots of people go to the pink lake if they like camping/ travelling I been there 2 but didn’t stop just drove past when going camping
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  22932. 205 gti is a car worth reacting to
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  22933. great video and that sound was SIICKKK
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  22934. @IWrocker, I put it in as a suggestion, too! This clip has me I stitches from laughing so hard. The kangaroo appeared on that show a couple of times.
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  22935. Yes to streaming in person IRL videos, try videos and International cooking videos 🍲
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  22936. so many young blokes with vl's put walkinshaw body kits on them and then scraped them off on the speed bumps in the maccas drive through. the smart ones bought vl turbo's 6cyl (nissan rb30) and left them granny spec on the outside as sleepers.
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  22937. Nullarbor plains which goes from western Australia to south Australia and at times especially at night can quite creepy and UFO have been spotted along the route
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  22938. Fun fact - Bunnings Warehouse (Bunnings is technically the older, rural format but either is Bunnings for short) has a monopoly on hardware, other than franchise Mitre 10 which now has a monopoly on independent hardware through a group of brands it merged with, and former rival supermarket chain decided to join in by spinning off said group of brands into a competitor big box chain. The chain ended up being stupidly, cataclysmically over-expanded, causing the liquidator to be called in after sever years, massive losses among its sister subsidiaries (one of which was quickly picked up using a rebrand), the chain's assets either being bought by Bunnings or a big-box consortium which converted them to heavy goods plazas, and the parent to sell the other group to Metcash, who owns IGA Australia and Mitre 10.
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  22939. Congrats Ian xxx
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  22940. I've seen a few ex-army Unimogs purchased by the public over here in Australia and converted to mobile homes / campers for trips around the country. You can pick them up at the ex-military auctions. Don't know how much they are but would have to be cheaper than a new one. There's also a 4x4 rescue guy who uses one in the Victorian High Country. I freakin love these things.
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  22941. I'm an Aussie and I love both 🇭🇲🇺🇸
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  22942. This is a great vid. It indicates what to send more of and what things to send that you still haven’t tried yet.
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  22943. YAY Adelaide :) - most common greeting would probably be "How ya goin'?"
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  22944. Love that Orange drink ad. Need more of that today 😊
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  22945. @IWrocker  Wow, that's a lot. Good choice to buy this healthy bread, it's worth it. It's good for you and your family, especially the kids. Nutrition is very important for their development. Thanks for replying, keep it up!
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  22946. Im Aussie and a holden fan but i will say that ford falcon is amazing. Also its sooooo cool to see Bathurst back in the day. A big part of racing was not hitting a tree because back then they had almost no safety barriers
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  22947. Awesome video, we lived Pedro
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  22948. https://youtu.be/_k7t4yXsa8Q The Brock car was 1 of 4 prepared by George Sheppard (Not sure on the spelling) for Holden's attack on the Repco reliability trial, 3 were entered, one was a prototype, the others were sold off afterwards but 05 was kept probably because it had structural damage after a 180km/h crash on the Nullarbor. The car still has dimples above the B pillars in the roof.
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  22949. A million bucks? I could buy a thousand acres up in Far North Queensland and build a fully self-sufficient home right in the middle of it and still have change to buy a ute and a boat and throw a party. LOLZ!
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  22950. Last I checked, there was a requirement to sell a certain number of road legal versions of the cars before manufacturers could race. Thus giving the feeling of being closer to the real world and therefore more attainable for the common person than many other motorsports.
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  22951. Really enjoyed the q&a. Pedro is gorgeous! You absolutely have to watch the Castle it really is iconic. Love your family and all the vids😁💜🌈
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  22952. WOW, WHERE DID YOU GET THE OLD EL PASO MEXICAN FOOD T-SHIRT I LIKE THE TACOS
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  22953. Congrats on 5K!👍🏻👍🏻🍻🍻🍻👊🏻 If you look at the video from TFL, when they run the blue Ram with the 6.4 Hemi up the Ike Gaulet..Mr,Truck is driving..he makes a comment about not shifting with the +/-..because if you don’t shift it the way the manufacturer wants it to be shifted , it will go into a limp mode..I think you nailed it there Ian👍🏻Good call! Another good video as always😁👊🏻 edit I just watched it again..it’s not the blue truck , it was actually the white Power Wagon like ours..just as they start heading up, Nathan says it.😁
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  22954. Expect most things to be wrong. And here we are 😂 canberra picture was sydney. The area was so wrong. Ugh so many little things too.
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  22955. point piper homes are more about location. you could have a shack there that would be worth millions.
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  22956. I grew up reading Marvel comics. The immortal's movie will be one to watch, Adam Warlock is a phenomenal character. It's fun watching my imagination come to life, even if the movie aren't accurate to the comic books.
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  22957. oooo you got some nice goodies. Enjoy. Greetings From an ICU Nurse in Australia.
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  22958. Should look up the truck racing in the UK😮
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  22959. Congratulations, you just passed Australian citizenship 👌🏻
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  22960. I wish we do have a Walmart here, we have in Melbourne an American grocery store , where I can buy online because I don’t live in Melbourne . You can buy Mexican groceries as well there . But if you go there of course they have more products than what you can get on line
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  22961. Appreciate the wholesomeness of you watching this video and reacting so well. Humbling. Sadly I know there are many grounded americans like you but there's also certainly farrr too many wholly ignorant and stupid ones. This vid you reacted to seemed quite harsh in places, just a bash. I've never travelled there but there's plenty about the US that makes me keen to visit for sure. I'll hope to encounter as many of your ilk when I do! Stay you brother.
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  22962. Congrats to you all, Sydney looks very content.
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  22963. Nostalgia overdose! The volvos, Saabs, Ford (taunus) Opels, Vokswagen in this hillclimb (located less than 1 hour from where I live) was all common cars when I grew up. Now, collection cars! I've owned most of the volvo models myself!
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  22964. To be fair, they have a lot of things as "drive in". As a german I was only used to drive in fast food. But then I discovered drive in bottle shops in australia. I think in countries with larger distances between people, driving is just more important then here.
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  22965. I've spent a week in Wien (Vienna) a couple of years back and it was spectacular. Such a beautiful city... Wish I coukd have stayed a lot longer.
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  22966. congrats guys ty for intruducing us to her i love the name
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  22967. 3:04 The answer is "yes". Yes, the design is old, and yes, the car is updated and very new. So: Morgan, is it new or old? yes!
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  22968. You're on the money mate! Both Mack and Kenworth are built in Brisbane Queensland
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  22969. You're going to need a warehouse for all this stuff haha
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  22970. Thank you for the message I hope you and your family are well and Pedro too I pray for you all every night hoping your wife is doing ok with her pregnancy and baby is fine love you all from Tony
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  22971. You can get DR Pepper and 7 up here in Belguim. I actually like 7up more then sprite here in Belguim. Love the content! Come visit bro!
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  22972. No no no, the butter must go on the toast while hot and Vegemite applied to melting butter so they blend.
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  22973. Saw one of the newer ones on my trip to Iceland back in 2016. Kitted out with snorkel, camper, and beefier offroad tires. A beuty.
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  22974. Well done Ian family on paying it forward much love from Australia xx
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  22975. Dip the shortbread creams in a cup of tea☕👍🏻
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  22976. We love Americans and their nascar racing too! Aussies and yanks,are mates! Cheers!
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  22977. This vid is like watching x'mas with all the goodies getting open 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🎄🎄⛄🎅🤶🧑‍🎄 all the best mate/cobber
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  22978. That could be me. Sounds fun.
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  22979. Assetto Corsa and Richard Burns rally in VR will blow your mind
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  22980. I've seen that tree chair image many times before, I never knew the creator is Australian.
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  22981. You missed the snake on the road.
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  22982. 9:45 yep, you caught yourself, that isn't a sunset, that's fire.
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  22983. RIP to another great Aussie legend Murray Walker , thanks for posting mate . If you want to see the heart and soul of our Aussie car culture please check out Summernats there are over 2000 entrants and some really expensive awesome show cars that actually get out and do driving events and burnouts to win the show , our show cars are not trailer queens like most countries have !! ✌️👍
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  22984. Amazing milestone mate, congratulations.
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  22985. Little fun fact for the first car: showing the plate can cost you money in germany. because it is considered private information ( pretty stupid, but laws) - also it having a plate means it's road legal! Coming back to the first point: MZ means that the car is registered in the City of Mainz, the two letters after as well as the numbers are 'random' and the H at the end means 'Historical'. This denotes a car that is at least 25 Years old - and keept in the condition it had with original parts. So yes, this is a 40+ years old car. The Corolla is registered in 'Neuwied am Rhein' (NR). The BMW with the red plate has a 'Überführungskennzeichen' - A plate that allows the streetworthiness while the car is not officalliy listed. KUS is Kusel, a town in Rhineland-Pfalz. The 'renault' is actually a Peugeot, as for teh make, i think it is a 206. I dont know how belgian numberplates are differnciated :') (still means that thing is road legal in EU) The Porsche is registered in Ostholstein (OH), also the numberplate is only valid through the months of May (05) to October (10). -they do not pay taxes for the other months. The white Porsche is from Wesel (WES). The Audi is registered in the Netherlands, thier numberplate system has me confused many times already. teh second Audi is registered in the Hometown of Audi - Ingolstadt (IN), the following Suzuki is from Weilheim-Schongau (WM), the night time Mini is from Olpe (OE), the following Renault is from France... we don't talk about thier numbering system, but still all cars up to this point are road legal in the EU. The Czech one has a real nice launch. The brit that follwos has to wank this Ford like a madman at the curve. Funfact for british numberplates: they stay with the car. If you sell it, the car keeps the plate. Thats wierd to me, because as soon as I 'unregister' my car to sell it (or scrap it...) the number plate can be transfered to my new car. After the brit we have a very beautiful car, registered in the even so beautiful City of Cologne (K), again a Ford from the Netherlands. The two audis also from the Netherlands. The Peugeot with those wings on top looks ridiculous, put it gets the job done. It's registered in teh City of Remagen (RE). The Opel Ascona is registered in Ludwigsburg (LB) and also a Historical Car (with the H on the end of the number plate). The Citroën DS was a car that was rallied and pushed to its limitets. As far as I know a black number plate means historical in France. The BMW after that is from Daun (DAU). The Nissan is from the Kanton of Zürrich (ZH) in Switzerland. ... Now way to many brits. Anyways. Great reaction :-)
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  22986. 9:18 yes VW owns the following Brands: Audi, Seat, Skoda, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborhini, Porsche. It is a real Giant when it comes to car manufacturing. But by the way. It's always fun to watch your great reaction videos.Greetings from Petrolhead to Petrolhead.
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  22987. that fist clip, that roos super pissed, hear him growling... hes picking a fight for sure hahah.
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  22988. Thanks Ian. I've lived around SE Australia all my life. Never been to these places. You've perked my interest. The quiet serenity beckons.
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  22989. Imagine that one chase you. Jesus
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  22990. Because 7l engine with 800hp is way more reliable that 1.6L with the same power but yes usa cars arent efficent at all vs eu cars.
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  22991. Volvo C30 ...that hatchback👍
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  22992. Really odd vehicles in that museum! That's awesome. I like that people have saved and displayed these cars. I have never seen any of those anywhere
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  22993. Lol I’m from Atlanta
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  22994. How is there 2 dislikes!? Those people would be fun at parties 🤦‍♂️
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  22995. Budweiser is a legit good beer. What? Oh, no. Not that one. The real Budweiser from the Czech Republic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budweiser_Budvar_Brewery
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  22996. Heheh Clint Eastwood Got those films by making them in Italy on his own dime. Did You guys forget? Incidently, I live near some bush not far from Melbourne's CBD and a half hour from the nearest international airport. I'll pick you up and get you to a hotel. I would love to put you up and cook for you if I can make it work and you don't mind a couch or a bivouac. If we can make it work....we'll see where we can hook you up with the people you'd like to meet. Incidently.......the house from The Castle is just around the corner and a little bit up the hill from the house I grew up in. My parent's house is in Willonga Street Strathmore , and the Castle house WAS (gone now) in Dagonet Street Strathmore. It's NOT in Oak Park, or Coolaroo like the film suggests...they are on the other side of the Moonee Ponds Creek, at the bottom of the hill. I can show you where it was filmed, and also where Sam Neill's blockbuster "Death in Brunswick" was filmed. It's where I was born. And he was big in my hometown before he ever Hunted for Red October with Sean Connery.
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  22997. Never easy in Aus as many states can look basically the same. There is a trend in new estates where the area will be completely transformed into nice lush green lawns ect. Yet once you drive out the court into undeveloped areas its red soil and bush again. The soil is more brown coloured in the lower half of SA, Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales though.
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  22998. One thing Australia does that sometimes people think is over the top, is recycling. We have different bins allocated for different types of garbage, some states have 4 big bins that are emptied weekly by garbage collection, bin for normal waste, bin for glass, bin for green waste, bin for recycled.
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  22999. Lol I literally thought you were actually driving in the Bathurst actually haha 😄 nice editing 👌
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  23000. Gday from Melbourne IW, loving ur channel. Ur starting to sound like a true Aussie. Hope u and the fam are keeping safe 😁👍👍🇦🇺
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  23001. Hi Ian 👋 My favourite local road is one you've looked at before, "The Great Ocean Road" on the SW Coast of Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺 You'll have to visit Melbourne one day, and I'd be more than happy to take you there to enjoy one of the most majestic ocean 🌊 roads in the world 🌍 I lived in Warrnambool for 15 yrs, which is close to the SW end of the road. 👍 Keep up the wonderful work Ian. MMonk 😄
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  23002. Just watching this with my surround sound it sounds absolutely awesome oh how they sound like a formula 1 racing car. 👍
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  23003. Very intersting collection they have there. The old Tatra cars I have never seen before, because they are from the communist era Czechoslovakia, and were never imported to Germany. V6 and V8 - wow - thats fancier than most German cars of that time. That car called Ligier is probably a cart made to be used at F1 race tracks, to take people around in the pit lane and parque fermé. Ligier was a race car manufacturer and F1 race team, like Lotus for example, in the 70s and 80s.
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  23004. Ich habe vor ca 25 Jahren als Bäcker und Konditor meine Ausbildung in einem kleinen Betrieb gemacht. Es ist ein anstrengender, aber für mich sehr erfüllender Beruf. Immer wieder schön anderen bei der Arbeit über die Schulter blicken zu dürfen...
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  23005. Pls do more reaction to the Jamaican Trucking world pls
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  23006. Gee Ian some people really need to do their homework regarding other countries..❤️ to the family….cheers….💝🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  23007. One time I went into the bathroom to comb my hair and saw in the mirror a HUGE spider on the wall behind me. I don't know what type it was as it had a large smooth grey body, anyway I screamed the house down and hubby ran in and took care of it. 😂 Those 3 little ones there on that tiktok, no where near as big as this monster. A little green frog is nothing, they are cute but not fun when they come up the toilet. Now the cassowary is dangerous and they are foolish to get so close, they can disembowel a person in an instant if they so choose. If one wants my orange I would be letting them have it and either jumping in my car or running away. That was a possum, our possums are not like yours.
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  23008. I just looked it up and £1000 in todays money is £130,000 ($240,000 AUD) ($175,000US) not a lot for a movie by todays standards but still a shit load of money in general and for the FIRST movie that’s a lot! 👍🏻
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  23009. what a cool museum. you need to check out some of the old steam delivery trucks from the uk the very early beginnings of heavy haulage.
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  23010. They're a lovely-looking and sounding motorcar. I'd have one. They'd be a ton of fun.
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  23011. ive said it before, Ian is single handedly raising australias GDP.
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  23012. I love the old muscle but can't go past the modern kilowatt makers.
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  23013. W.A REPRAZENT!! \m/ \m/ Once you get here, you will not want to leave. Have you checked out the Karri forests of the South West?
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  23014. Should watch the chopper reed bunnings video
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  23015. Sandman wagon looks like a panel van - a closed in ute.
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  23016. Look awesome Dani and home made are definitely the best especially cold the following day, the size you made is perfect or maybe just a bit skinnier would be 👌and as others said the 1 you had in Nashville was a gourmet. I only put grated carrot and some diced onion in mine, with salt, pepper and a tbs of minced garlic then cut into pieces about 1.5in before cooking. Oh and hi 👋 kiddos, hope you like mummy's yummy Aussie sausage rolls
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  23017. Thanks Ian 👍🇦🇺
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  23018. Watching this on a 38 degree day in Sydney... Wish I was there!
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  23019. Thanks for taking such an interest in Aus in general, huge number of your videos about something here. It's appreciated.
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  23020. Love that you're wearing your Bathurst cap and your Aussie wrist rubber that you got from people yesterday. As far as Shapes go, I like them all except chicken, which one I pick usually depends on the dip or cheese I'm having with the shapes.
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  23021. This is Racing .... not in a circle ! ... real cars, real race track, Mate I like you're commentary, and keep it up, watch and enjoy.
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  23022. The looks on your faces are so cute 😍
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  23023. We need to see and episode where you drive in Scandinavia or other regions in Europe. The ETS2 developers have really done a good job on the environment in the game.
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  23024. Hey there Ian, instant like on the video. Please keep doing these!
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  23025. Notes :) Different sized & coloured notes (aka "Metric Notes") are so people can easily tell a 5 from a 100. The wrap-around lines are for a quick check, say at a shop. Aust is losing our 5c soon. Round up! Tbh, these are sorta decent-ish Australian style notes, but they have to be a bit bland to not offend anyone.
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  23026. Most local govt (councils) subcontract their rubbish collection to a private company. These trucks normally collect the regular waste (red lids) on their first drive by, then the recycling bins on the next run. Yellow is paper and aluminium etc, purple (in some locations) for glass and green for garden/food scraps. Red bins are done weekly, but most recycling is fortnightly.
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  23027. Happy new year fam 🍺🇦🇺🍺🇺🇸
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  23028. There is no right or wrong answer here... you like what you like, it is that simple. Cheers mate 👍
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  23029. in 2014 I went to the USA and rented a car, it was the best experience I had and for month I got to see a far bit. From LA to Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, Dallas, Chicago and New York yet two things surprised me, One was sign about don not wear thongs on beach unless they are on your feet and in New Mexico, I think Australia does far better, is what I was shock to see and that was round about.
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  23030. Give it a couple of years, and a shed in Sydney will go for AU$5 Million. Sydney is a basket case.
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  23031. Yes, "750" engine is pretty nice after optimization on ecu for lower fuel consumption (840hp or so). 😏
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  23032. Milo with vanilla ice cream 🤤 Love the S⚾️X hat
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  23033. Lovely family you have.
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  23034. It was the best and action packed racing series to watch back when the speedweek show was decent to watch on the off weekends when supercars wasn't on. Iwrocker love watching your content, keep up the good work m8. And on your off hours. I Deffinantly incourage you to watch more of the hq series.
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  23035. One thing I've done when slamming. If you're liquid is low hold the cup in one hand and tilt it a tad N with the other hand holding the Tim tam. Great video family awesome to watch. Really love these videos guys. You guys rock Edit, lol you guys worked it out hahahahahaha
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  23036. "Chimay Blue" with blocks of cheese. Also, @IWrocker poor some water in the glass, then poor it out again, before you poor in the beer. Flick all the water out, but the glass inside should be slightly wet. In case of Chimay Blue, it has some stuff at the bottom of the bottle, try to avoid poring that last bit in.
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  23037. I bet he does burnouts up there 😂😂😂😂😂
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  23038. I think it would be intersting to see how a US plate would look with a European-ish design. Going by the Austrian plate, we start with Stars and Stripes on the very left (different ones for Canada and Mexico of course), then a letter code for the district or region of the state, then the flag/banner of the state, then a unique combination of numbers and letters.
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  23039. How to speak Australian Is in the same light
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  23040. Here in Europe the current size of articulated trucks can cause problems with narrow roads and tight corners. Anything bigger would be a nightmare. I think Finland does allow larger vehicles but only on certain roads.
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  23041. Ian is back :D Praise the lord :D
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  23042. You earned a sub!
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  23043. Lucky bugger
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  23044. Gotta get it fixed so you deliver Mike his Chick Fila!
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  23045. I was a scrutineer for this series they had standard 202 ci 6 cylinder engines that had to run standard parts , a common cheat was to drill holes in the bottom of the intake manifold and run the carby really rich
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  23046. If you're looking for good "autobahn" footage, check the autotopnl channel. He drives a lot of super/hypercars to their top speed on the autobahn.
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  23047. These guys are hilarious 😂 Thanks for the tip. And they're right - what would we call ppl from the US if we didn't call them Americans?
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  23048. So a few things to clarify. Skoda, Seat, VW, Audi, all derivatives of the VW usually all using the same engines in their diesel ranges, not so much in the petrol side of things. The Astra actually is an Opel, no wait a Vauxhall, a Holden, or is it a Saturn, surprisingly sold in different countries under numerous brands. Even weirder back in the 90's in South Africa GM used to manage Mazda and Ford in SA and they used to bring out the same model in both brands with slight variations and all their parts were interchangeable. Lots of seemingly strange things happen in the southern end of the world in the car space, and in Europe to be fair.
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  23049. G'day Daniela, greetings from down under. You did a great job for your first effort. If I may suggest. Cut your roles before putting them on th pan then apply the egg wash and the sprinkles . My wife is from Mississippi and I had to tell her "let them cool a bit" she loved them. Another suggestion, dice up some bacon and incorporate into the mince (ground beef)
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  23050. Ian today Monday 5th June 2023 I will be sending you 2 packs of tim tams and a letter. i know you have tried the tim tams, no problem I am send them for you and your family to enjoy. I enjoy your channel. i love the USA and I love your love for Australia. from TheBillABCTV
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  23051. IWROCKER THE BEST
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  23052. Great video as usual, I went to that channel looked at the video of transporting a HUGE wind turbine blade , the rig was only 1 trailer BUT a very long trailer, it passed a stationary 4 trailer rig that looked about 1 trailer shorter than the 1 trailer rig, worth checking out.
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  23053. Australian watches American Reacts to American explains Australia to Americans.
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  23054. After your last video I wanted to drink Orangina, I didn't drink since childhood. I couldn't find it anymore in the store.
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  23055. "I recongaize this green... " Now it's hisrtoy lesson time for Ian... At the begining of the F1 they don't race by teams, but by nations... and every nation has his colour... And the colur stucks in the nation somewhat... Spain-White... traditional colour of Seat-White... Italy-Red ... traditional colour of italian brands-Red...Rosso Ferrari; Rosso Alfa... Germany-Gray... traditional colur of german brands,-grey.... France-Blue... traditional colour of french brands-blue Bleu Alpine; Bleu Renault.... And UK-green... Trandinional colour of every british brand since those days-green You can find this colour in almost every UK sport car and the name it's British Green Racing... And as you see the original colours of the original F1 still being the tradinional colours for the brands of those countrys Mercedes keep painting his cars gray/silver You put Bleu Alpine in google and look for images and all you gonna see are french sports cars etc...
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  23056. So when you do your next TimTam slam get Pedro on video doing it, that would be fun 👍🏼Also get him to try Vegemite (if you haven't already). He's an awesome father in law, always great to see close knit extended families 👍🏼
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  23057. G'day Ian ..... Here in Australia we use a term for when you're angry /pissed off ... It's "crabby" like " Gee he's crabby today " if he's in a bad mood ... Pretty sure that golfer is crabby at the giant crab .... I had a meeting with a tiger snake (4th most venomous snake in the world) on my local course only a few months ago.. That was interesting ,,On the magnificent blue whale it's by far the biggest creature to ever exist in the history of our planet ..I read that if you took the biggest land dinosaur to ever exist it would take two and a half of them to be the same weight as a bluey....nearly 200 tons ....
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  23058. what a different background you have now, rather than grey and brown desert. Keep practicing and you will get the hang of it, just watch out for the little ones. Getting hit by a boomerang really does hurt a lot and can easily give you a nasty gash. I think your next packages will probably include a lot of aussie bug spray. We seem to of perfected the stuff since bugs are everywhere here too. Especially damn flys during the day and mosquittos during the night. Having both pedestal and especially ceiling fans works wonders to get rid of them.
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  23059. Greetings from Slovakia, my grandfather had a Škoda like that, but it was white and we had a Favorit combi
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  23060. Supercars are back in Adelaide this weekend & the last official race for the Holdens. R.I.P. Thanks for the memories. :washhands:🙏😄
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  23061. Awesome video as always much love from Australia
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  23062. In hillclimb event you have cars since 250hp/800kg to +900hp/1300kg, all racing for the same purpose: time attack. In some events, they have classes, like 1300cc, 1600cc, protos, etc
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  23063. While we're on the topic of trucks, you should check out videos of the Dakar Rally as that starts on December 31st. Mainly because there are five different classes with trucks being one of them.
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  23064. Blasphemy.... the Celica Castrol levery being the quintecensial rally car....... Every one knows the the Martini Lancia Delta Integrale and the yellow/blue 555 Impreza are the rally " face " lol
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  23065. @not today probably says land the proper way like in England, Poland, Iceland. We don’t use no proper English in straya
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  23066. thanks for this video, this is an awesome museum! If I'm ever in America I should visit this!
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  23067. - The Munich stadium can change its exterior facade colors (e.g. red, green, two-tone, rainbow, etc.). - The stadium in Berlin already existed in 1936 when the American Jesse Owens became a legend... in adidas shoes ;-) (the basis of the worldwide commercial success for the German sports shoe manufacturer)
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  23068. hahahahaha 😂😂always love your response when an aussie spider shows up and surprises you in any video you are narrating 🤣🤣🤣😋sorry to laugh but it is so funny!! Not to tell a lie though, snakes do it for me......🤐
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  23069. The magenta lights are used on vehicles that are used for heavy traffic compliance. In South Australia they also get used for looking after the taxi system and also Ubers. (making sure they are all compliant and registered etc) so they pretty much deal with anything that has to do with the transport industry. They also manage citations/fines for the transport industry too
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  23070. Hi Ian Your enthusiasm for all vehicles is so pleasing to see. Not just cars but especially trucks keep up the fantastic work you are producing. 👍
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  23071. Think he said North America is bigger than Europe not the US which is correct - it’s 2.5 x bigger
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  23072.  @IWrocker  😂 I hope you like it 'cause you can't get rid of it now. We use nicknames so much I've forgotten my real one! 😆
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  23073. Keep up the good work your video's are awesome positive vibes sent from Brisbane Australia 👊
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  23074. Please check out: UNTAMED, "Keeping up with Joneses", a tough farming outback family, who rely on helicopters and trucks, and each other!! 😳👍 Also great is "DAY OFF" "Tasmania Road Trip"!! (Wild!) 👍😁
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  23075. 6:50 - locally known as 'the white elephant' by some, or 'the wedding cake' you are looking at the building that houses the Legislative Assembly, built in 1994.
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  23076. If it was the law in the UK to have headlights on when it was raining, we would have them on all the time...
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  23077. Yes. Well. The city that spawned sharpies has not surprised me. It's true that all shuffling dances originated from the Melbourne shuffle in the 1980s, so another Australian first. It was a bit more out there in the early days, but it is far more refined these days. Still looked a bit gorfy if you ask me. Talented, but gorfy.
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  23078. Hey hope ur good I live in Cambridge uk and we went to Florida for two weeks holiday and yea we couldn’t believe how much more it costs for food shopping I always thought our food was expensive but mate the us was just sooooo much more still an awesome place keep up the good work love the vids🤘
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  23079. Time for me to jump in the sim rig, throw on the vr headset and have my own battle around the mountain can not recomend it enough!!!
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  23080. Been waiting for someone to give you the good ol bananas, teeth and musk sticks. They're old school lollies here. Not many people have them anymore but you still see them around. Actually the teeth are probably still popular.
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  23081. Great vids guys, loved your papa, straight into the snacks, that’s the way. 😆 Minties are good just need to suck them a lot, else are very chewy!. Also if you suck the Jaffa’s they will crack and melt. Mint slice, Tim tams and caramel crowns are the best. Think crowns are my favourite! Then mint and Tim tams, latter are very rich. Great to see your fam love them.
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  23082. Really enjoy your channel as it covers so many unique Australian things that you enjoy finding and comparing to the USA
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  23083. The Ford Everest is in a category where they make an SUV based off a ute. The Everest is basically a Ranger with an SUV body (there are other slight differences). Isuzu have the MUX which is based on the D-Max, Toyota have the Fortuna based off the Hilux, Mitsubishi have the Pajero Sport based off the Triton and Nissan have the Pathfinder based on the Navara
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  23084. The FXX is for me the best sounding car (except V10-V8 F1 cars, which is just another league) in the world! Some guys managed to get a road registration for it, however the FXX was only concepted as special customer league based on the Enzo for customers how have everything from Ferrari ;) This customers got a personaliesed version of the car, special technical team, worldwid shiping and special hospitality which is just for F1-Clientie (Ferrari F1 cars in customer hand) and the FXX programm driver. Not for regular Ferrari customers.
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  23085. I'd love to know where your youtube name came from or what it stands for? (Sorry if I missed it in another video.)
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  23086. I saw a video recently where a Texan was in a bar arguing with an Aussie that Texas was bigger than Australia he wanted to punch on when the Aussie told him you'd fit Texas into Victoria 11times apparently he was not happy. 🤣🤣🤣
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  23087. Queensland the sunshine and best state
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  23088. Yes, you sweat a lot doing simracing. People like to laugh when someone post a video using a wheel with gloves but, if your hands are prone to sweat, it is the way to go. You should use full turning degrees when driving GT cars (900 or whatever that model of wheel has) and only use the 270º when driving open wheelers. You may find it hard to turn in heavy corners at first but will eliminate the wandering around in straight line like you do now. Once you are used to the game and FFB of the wheel you will find yourself using the feet to turn around the car. Start with slower cars to get a feel of it. They are surprisingly fun to drive when you use the wheel instead of a controller (In my opinion). Strong FFB is a lot of fun, specially when you start, but a weak FFB is faster and you will suffer a lot less in races (20+ laps).
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  23089. Gotta start practicing taking our kids to soccer practice! My Soccer dad! 😝😍😝😍😍 ⚽️ sexy
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  23090. Today is the 1st of May. Everywhere except US would say 1/5/2022. However, the ISO (international standard) way of writing a date in numerals is YYYYMMDD. So today would be 20220501.
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  23091. There is something about watching your family involved with mail opening that brings me so much joy. And I have tears as I’m watching. I have killed wild animals for food. I’ve eaten roadkill. But kiddos getting presents. I’m so soft mate. Thanks mate for spending your time to spread the joy and love your mate Simon. AKA Ropeyholden from the inland Western Australia. You can’t believe what you can see here until you drive it. Drive the rabbit proof fence. You must... Ropeyholden
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  23092. Here's one you probably havn't heard of Ian. The Northern Territory Cannonball Run in 1994. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4irbdvjqYI
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  23093. You are quite correct - the cars are quite long. 5m+. Cars of the 1980s/early 1990s were wider (2,150mm) than current cars (2,000mm), but 500-1,000mm shorter! And a lot lighter. Development wise, the cars this year are a new formula, so are a bit slower than cars from the last few years, but not by much. So they will definitely get a lot faster over the next couple of years. You should check out some trackside videos, like this https://youtu.be/6TqqrpOxIjw Broadcasts often make them look slower than they are. And a speed comparison https://youtu.be/3RuUp5MT3Uc
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  23094. Please, science the shit out of this. How long does it take to become sick of eating Tim Tams? Edit: "For Science!"
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  23095. Yes, our birthday on October 18 is the best. We are just 2 weeks away from growing older. 🎂
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  23096. Also here in America the legal driving limit for a solo driver is 11 driving hours, then you have to take 10 hrs off. You are allowed a total of 14 hrs of "on duty" time which can be a combination of driving/other work related non driving tasks such as loading/unloading, fueling etc. I'm not sure about team driving operators though
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  23097. Thanks for showing that footage of the 'King'! I have a big poster of that legendary car in front of me now, in my lounge room, ("living room"). I just wish I could hit the 'Like' button more than once! Thanks again. 👍👍👍👍👍!!!
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  23098. As kids we would float down the river in kayaks fishing and try to peek into sheds (Barns) to see if the farmers had any cool cars we could buy! It was easier than wandering up and getting shot😂. I ended up with a WB Ute with a 4speed and 253 thong slapper for cheap after a "fishing trip". 👍
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  23099. You experience something like 3g just lifting off the throttle in these cars, as a result of the extreme down force.
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  23100. From memory Heidfelt did a 40.06 in an f1 car.. which are now banned from running up the hill. This is a fan car.. think a reverse hovercraft that sucks itself to the floor, these have been banned from every race series since chapparel had the 2J, they are impossible to follow or overtake as they blow all of the dust and gravel from the track out the back of the car… exceptionally dangerous as well as if the suction gets upset grip vanishes. All that being said I would love to see a racing series that allowed all of the banned racing tech. 4 Rotor powered 6 wheeled fan car? Yes please 🙏
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  23101. Aussie Pies and Sausages. LA Daily deliv in USA and cheaper than in Aus. Try em Ian and let us all know what you think, now that you are a international taste tester.
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  23102. I hope one day you'll try to race on the norschleife, that could be... interesting 😈
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  23103. You are 6ft3? You are a catch, bro!😄
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  23104. Well done Ian I bet you never thought you'd be well known (almost famous) on the other side of the world when you were a kid.
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  23105. I have lived and travelled most of Australia but I always come home to Adelaide, South Australia. It has a bit of everything. If you are a Adelaide local you either love Mad March or see the excessive traffic in the city as a pain in the butt. 🤣🥰
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  23106. Well in the Czech Republic you will see cola in glass mostly in restaurants otherwise it's normally very hard to buy in a normal store.And here we have a premium cola called Royal Crown Cola which is probably like something like a Mexican cola. And you have it in America? And a nice video
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  23107. Well deserved. Congratulations.
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  23108. The F1 racing tickets for the Melbourne Grand Prix for 2023 went on sale earlier this week, and tickets to main race day were sold out within 4 hours. Surprised everyone....
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  23109. Does Pedro play the guitar? Il watch anything Pedro. Btw Jasmine rice is high GI so it can make ur kids fat like if u fed them sugar every day for dinner. Basmati rice can taste good if u get a good brand and that's low GI. U should also probably fry using the olive oil or a high smoke point oil like avocado oil as some oils can turn carcinogenic at high heat.
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  23110. Big thumbs Up
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  23111. Happy New year. Great video's, watching from Newcastle, England
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  23112. What a story
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  23113. You must have the best Australian Pool Room in the USA. You need to do a new Pool Room video.
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  23114. Love the way you react, from the Netherlands.
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  23115. Interesting video. I only just found out that the correct title for Mexico is the United States of Mexico. Thanks to having to arrange a legal document for Mexico recently. Should I ask tourist who say they're from the United States... "Oh, you're Mexican?" Or am just being childish, again!
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  23116. @IWrocker, I remember many of the commercials from the 70's. As a teen in the 80's, I would go to Brashs a few times a week, buy a few cd's, records, and tapes, and listen to the music playing in the store. Brashs are not around anymore (at least in the city), Allan's (or Allen's cant remember how it's spelt), was another good music store. P.S.:just a little trivia. In Australia, Toyota's "Celica" is generally pronounced Sell-ee-kah. Here's a joke for you! What cars do idiots drive? A Silly-car! 😂
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  23117. this is a totally awesome video. the food looks gustoso. compliments to the chefs
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  23118. Really easy way to do this, find a pre-made sausage that you really like. Take the skin off and wrap in puff pastry. Egg wash and sesame seeds on top. Pre cut the rolls before cooking and enjoy! Here in Australia you can buy sausage mince from the Butcher. Great job, now you can play around with the recipe and make your own changes! Loved your description of how they give e cosy feeling right in your hand! I like my sausage rolls with spicy bbq sauce!
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  23119. Great Aussie humour ))
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  23120. I don't know what's more wired..... to play a European truck game as an American or as an European watch an American play an European truck game 🤣 but that's fun! honestly, I could watch that for hours
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  23121. I thinking Pedro like beer .😊🍺.
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  23122. Your father in law seems like an awesome guy, and he looks great! Looks like he stepped out of a spaghetti western (which I love). 😁 Great reaction vid!
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  23123. Australia has the RFS (rural fire service). The bushfire brigade. They don’t use the same vehicles as our standard fire brigade, they are full on off road trucks. In 2019 I was talking to some of the guys about their trucks and the plastic around the windows were melted. These things are tough as. They have fireproof curtains for the windows and water sprayers for around the truck to help them survive the fire going right over the truck. The Aussie ones drive through the fire. There are some vids of them testing the safety equipment.
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  23124. Great vid man
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  23125. HI to send him something it's IWrocker 5225 Harrison Ave PO box # 6145 Rockford, IL 61125 It's from the description.
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  23126. Brad Jones ( BJR supercars team boss ) was the GOAT of Auscar
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  23127. You should React to the Swedish sports car Koenigsegg 🇸🇪🙌 Best in the world.
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  23128. Todd Wilkes was a great guy, I only met him three times (friend of a friend type thing) but his passion for making this thing as fast as possible after winning hp heroes was obvious.
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  23129. Best of luck! 👀
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  23130. Hey mate loved your video glad u love our Aussie snacks I would love try send something to u to try if anything u havnt tried yet an would love to try cheers jeff
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  23131. So cute I love it so much!
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  23132. Merry Christmas for all Your family!!!❤❤❤
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  23133. That "Moby D" is a monster Kenworth. What an absolute beast of a truck - it’s almost as big as a locomotive. Configured as a multi dolly road train, I imagine under full steam with a full payload the driver would have to start breaking early if it has to slow down at bends or intersections with all that momentum - just like container ships that have to put the brakes on miles out from port.
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  23134. Time for you to goto the world store IN L.A
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  23135. You need milk or tea with those cookies 😅
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  23136. When use come to Australia where use belong lol we should all meet up at a park and have a massive BBQ with use and the fan's
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  23137. Hey from Queensland Australia ✌️ I didn't even know half of these myself lol 🍷
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  23138. Mate, your getting more Aussie by the day. Would love to have a beer or 20 with ya :) The spiders are cool, they won't hurt ya.
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  23139. i requested this one i the comments a long time ago 😄 This car comes every year to the Osnabrück Hill Climb and i really stands out against the other cars at the race. Even though i races with LMP cars, open wheelers, Group B and vintage race cars. I will never forget the screams from this high revving na V8
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  23140. One of the best rally stages in the world. Check out other drivers doing the same stage.
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  23141. Good onya mate. I don’t subscribe to many channels so I definitely noticed your absence. I assumed it’d be Illinois related. Whatever new videos you’ve got planned, just keep being you.
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  23142. Want to say that we Europeans still drive cars and fly airplanes a lot. I think a flight from Paris to Rome is a very realistic option, it is probably cheaper as well as faster than the train might be (outside of vacation periods).
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  23143. Great video, you should have a look at some of the other videos on that guys channel about aussie stadiums if you're interested, i belive hes done one on all the AFL, NRL and A-league ones as well
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  23144. Happy Christmas!
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  23145. As soon as you walked outside my first thought was “I’ve never been to Illinois, but I’m sure it looks nothing like that” I’m gonna guess. New Mexico.
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  23146. Happy thanksgiving greetings from the netherlands
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  23147. I must admit I prefer these to the Supercars.. Was wondering when you'd get around to checking them out! 🤘😊👍
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  23148. I’m surprised the knock sensor didn’t shut it down👍🏻 still got you home tho, that’s a bonus!! I had a 1986 Aries K..with the 2.2L (Hemi..🤣) you should find one of those, great little square car🍻🤣or a late 70’s aspen or volarie with straight 6, another great engine 🍻🍻🤣👍🏻👍🏻
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  23149. 😂
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  23150. i so knew u would like the jaffas
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  23151. 🇦🇺❤️
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  23152. Ridgeline is definitely NOT a truck. It's a great grocery getter and maybe a weekend get away to the cottage type vehicle. However, it is a Honda after all and for the most part they have great motors that are pretty much bullet proof and gas mileage is probably second to none so, there is a place for it in today's automotive world.
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  23153. * Meanwhile in a warehouse in the outback: * "You what mate?"
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  23154. mate ! i tink you're australian from pass life ..... on ya mate .🥰😍🥰
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  23155. That was amazing!
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  23156. Dani I love hearing you speak Spanish, we don't hear it in Australia much.
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  23157. G'Day Ian, In 1985 a US soldier gave me his M16 rifle in exchange for an Aussie "Slouch Hat". I know it sounds ridiculous but it's absolutely true. Questions....Is the Slouch Hat that valuable? Are M16 Rifles so easy to replace without question in the US Army? Does the US Government just throw out Billions of dollars just to give the impression of being the biggest and the best? Side Note...That weapon has dispatched countless KangaPigRabFeralDog'n'Cats.
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  23158. Cool the maps of Australia magnets had little old Tassie bunged on the bottom
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  23159. The scary thing is the packages will keep coming, he will be able to start his own store soon haha
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  23160. 1:12 It's a coal carrier with two tugboats as Newcastle is the largest coal exporting harbour in the world.
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  23161. I bought marshmallow fluff when I saw it in the international food aisle one day. I really enjoyed it, BUT, it did not taste like marshmallow at all. More like meringue. It had the flavour of meringue and the texture of meringue but made with corn syrup instead of cane sugar. Had that vaguely pinkish tinge to it in the right light. Will never buy it again because I don't need any junk food in my house that circumvents my self-control lol.
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  23162. Whoa freaky I was reading the news listening to you and had a giant WTF moment - you were speaking about Hemsworth as I was reading about it. Broke my brain again
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  23163. Happy Birthday Ian. Cheers.
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  23164. That advice to Aussies about places to visit, also applies to you when you come down here. Which is why the towns BETWEEN major cities are so interesting..
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  23165. I'm now getting to finish watching this. Lowes is a clothing store that caters for big blokes (and us little fellas).
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  23166. Hi Ian, here is one American/czech youtuber called Jen (Dream Prague) who make nice video about few Czech inventions. maybe it can be interesting for you.
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  23167. Welcome to Europe... Your turning is very good for a beginner... U missed your delivery point(twice)... And you'll enjoy it better with mods.
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  23168. Put in the f35s, f22s, a10s, b2s and b1s and u got urself a deadly combo
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  23169. Hè drove the shit out of that beemer, they had to rebuild everything. But was on hell of a commercial stunt.. 😎
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  23170. For me, while Grand Canyon and other Arizona etc deserts of the USA are great attractions, these Northern Australia areas pale the US places into almost insignificance. Keep in mind too that Aborininals settled here between 80,000 and 40,000 years ago, spreading through out Australia in that time, many ancient rock art left, far before civilizations developed elsewhere, and long before Americas indians move into the Americas.
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  23171. G’day from the Gold Coast, Australia, nice to meet such a lovely family. So nice to see you all enjoying all the beautiful and simple things in life. Love your videos because all the children can watch them.
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  23172. I have a '07 Power Wagon with 37"x12.5" Cooper Discoverer S/T MAXX. Right now the truck is mostly driven unloaded/lightly loaded, tires are set to 32PSI front and 30PSI rear. Traction on-road is great, to include pavement and dirt. Tire noise is relatively quiet for such a tire, although mine are studded which I'm sure doesn't help. Off-road traction is great as well, I have had no problems with both slippery rock and deep mud. I haven't used them in the snow too much, though the experience I do have with them has been great. They have a reinforced 3-ply sidewall, as well as a softer tread compound that stays soft during cold weather. Overall, I think they're one of the best, if not the best hybrid AT/MT tires on the market. If you're looking for a dedicated "street tire" go with a good "Highway" or "H/T" tire. The more tread contacting the road, the better. Also, I just discovered that Nokian makes their excellent Hakkapeliitta LT2 up to a 35.
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  23173. Hey Ian, the second set of wheels you were pointing out are steerable wheels, the set up is called a twin steer. Very common here.
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  23174. Isaacs a bloody legend . As are you ! ⭐️⭐️
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  23175. I have 366 hours on ETS2. I mainly play it while I'm chilling and listening to a podcast.
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  23176. It's good to see you followed the suggestion to try out Cue Club 2. I would like to offer a few remarks about the game itself: 1. Your remark about the computer being not too good at snooker is true. Even on the highest difficulty level it tends to make highly questionable shots quite often. Exception: if the computer is snookered, that is they don't have a direct shot towards a ball on, their cue ball seems to have sat nav, even on the lowest difficulty. The computer's significantly better at playing pool though. 2. In the game settings, there's an option to show the value of the ball you're pointing at with the aiming circle. To explain the situation when you accidentally hit the green instead of the yellow: normally that would've been a "foul and a miss", for not hitting the yellow first and the ref judging that you didn't make a good enough effort to hit the yellow. This means that the opposing player has 3 options instead of 2: play from where the balls are, make you play again from where the balls are, and make you play again from where the balls were (the extra option). In this case, a "free ball" was awarded as well. This means that the opposing player can nominate a different colour to pot, and it gets the points value of the ball on for this shot. The "free ball" was awarded because it was not possible to direct hit both edges of the ball on from the position of the balls on the table. Also, two small bits of final advice: 1. Learn to play around with spin on the cue ball, especially back spin, it helps a lot. Once you have more of a feeling for that, you'll be able to run up half centuries (break of 50) and centuries (break of 100). 2. Chalk your cue tip at least every 3 shots. It affects cue ball behaviour in the game.
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  23177. we all agree, wanna start a petition to the immigration department?
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  23178. That is a world language. Will subscribe 😝
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  23179. After watching this I realized they have this car on Forza Horizon 4, I bought it and boy is it fun to drive.
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  23180. The iwrocker cutting board . Straight to Pool room.
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  23181. I was ok until you laughed Ian!!!!!
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  23182. Ian, i still reckon you should get a pizza base, slather it with vegemite, chuck some cheese on top then bang it in the oven. Its a starter not a meal, but its quick and easy. Its that basic that you cannot mess it up, but its a great combination. Also with the baked beans, yes do them on toast, but a slice of cheese between the toast and beans in my opinion is a game changer. Cheese on top doesnt have the same effect.
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  23183. The wedding haka video is good
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  23184. This is such a mythical machine. In 1971 Helmut Marko and Gijs van Lennep set the distance record in the 24h of Le Mans, this record was broken in 2010.
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  23185. Possum Magic. YEEE That was my childhood!!
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  23186. Probably reaching 220km/h. With those fast sections, the gearing needs to be high, so, it should be around 215km/h and 230km/h
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  23187. You: 'I hope the Stadium is build well.' Eintracht Frankfurt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9WM1u5YwBg
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  23188. Haha, now I know I'm getting old. Hands up everyone that thought Melbourne '56 for the Olympics question. 😆
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  23189. Hey ian, you should check out some two stroke diesels, those things sound insane, especially the NA trucks
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  23190. The Fortunati family have been doing the fireworks in Sydney for 25 years and I have yet to see a bad one, they really know what they're doing... ;))
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  23191. You need to look at the Variety Club Bash it's a charity drive and everyone dresses up and decorates their cars to raise money for charities
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  23192. Aussie coffee lovers like myself enjoy an iced coffee on warm days, but we still have hot coffee most days. Many of the Milo products shown in this vid are for the Singapore market and not in Aussie stores.
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  23193. I also think that our countries are very similar, the diversity and landscape even. The gum trees (eucalyptus) are probably one of the most distinguishing features here that make it look different. Of course people always go on about the population ratio, but you have to take into account the huge amount of Australia that is virtually uninhabitable (I say virtually, because there are amazing humans that do live there and make the rest of us look..... well, you know)
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  23194. Bro come visit us here in my country Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦✌❤
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  23195. Welcome to the world little one. Many congratulations to you all on the safe arrival of your newborn baby Sydney! May your child be blessed and cradled with love and joy. Wishing you all a lifetime of love, health, laughter and happiness together.
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  23196. If you love anything automotive, you should check out the Britten motorcycle that was broke some motorcycle speed records and designed and built by a Kiwi in his garage by John Britten R.I.P.
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  23197. Whoa! I haven't heard this song ages. Thanks for the upload. 👏😂
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  23198. Haha, top work bro! Well done
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  23199. Yarram has tons of lovely art:) you'd love the town.
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  23200. Nope, this is not a joke. It may be silly, it's not visually appealing to me, but the only things I see changing are minor. They will hopefully if not probably offer a center console version. I can see specs changing slightly with reality. They will have to still incorporate things like cameras and panels which this prototype did not have. I think the angular design besides being a personal desire of Elons stems from his developed philosophy of the easier to manufacture, the better. The panels are stainless steel, but much more resilient than a DeLorean. Talking to the guy who manages the DeLorean shop in Houston, they have to do a lot of work to get a good looking exterior on those things. Motor Trend came out with an article stating how instead of paint, if you wanted a different color you could just wrap the thing. I think it will be more popular than my first impression would have given it credit for, but will always be polarizing. It will not be an F-150 killer, for one due to the look, but for 2 Ford will be coming out with an all electric version of that vehicle as well. Ford's Mustang Mach-E was an impressive first step. They are not as efficient as Tesla, and the depreciation will be far worse with the Fords and any others save Rivian due to inferior battery technology. Rivian will have similar if not better battery tech, but their price point is too high. All of this said, I do think that if Tesla came out with a more conventional looking design, more in line visually with the Semi or other Tesla family members, they would make a killing in the market place. Even if they did, though, they'd have a hard time ramping up production to meet the demand the big boys see for at least another decade. My $0.02.
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  23201. Congrats Ian and Daniella now the biggest question is how many of us are Australian.
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  23202. You should listen to the Leclerc tank starting up. It has a hyperbar engine. Quite unique sounding.
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  23203. Seem like a straight up guy, first video I watched of yours hope to see more content! You got my subsciption. Good luck I see this channel going far!
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  23204. Hopefully we can send each other some stuff for our birthday (October 18).
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  23205. People need to chill. It's just a list. No reason to get your undies in a twist.
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  23206. Please watch that Brock replica rally commodore! It's nuts :)
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  23207. I've noticed alot of homes in the UK have the clothes washing machine incorporated into the kitchen....pretty much unheard of in Australia, we have a seperate laundry room for that purpose.
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  23208. WOW White Sands looks amazing ! Beautiful photos from your trip.
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  23209. When two equally matched alphas square off, it's worth the price of a ringside view. Good to see that the camera person was respectful about giving them ample space. 👍
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  23210. Dude if someone has not pointed it out, legit in Aus means its true, not its cool!!! Just trying to edumacate!! :)
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  23211. I'm subscribed to her channel and she does some good vid's, a very smart and individual Ozzy. On ya Brianne and you to Ian, fun vid. Have a good one mate!
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  23212. I dont understand why we don't have basements here in Australia, especially as newer housing blocks are getting smaller it would make more use of the lack of space.
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  23213. 7:30 that was really well pronounced We say "Kekse" or "Plätzchen" Greetings and Merry Christmas from Germany :hand-pink-waving:
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  23214. That earth worm would be a great fishing bait lol 😂😂😂😅😅😅
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  23215. It's probably also why Ian thought Bastille (singing Pompeii) we're from the continental mainland and not the Isles too.
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  23216. 2:52 its actually the newest land cruiser j70 (the one on the left side) its not available in the us ,, but in saudi and australia and couple of other few countries and its a bad ass vehicle its engine and the body chassis and frame its so reliable
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  23217. When talking about Volvo, we have the gearbox assembly factory in my hometown. I have also worked at that factory for some years quite long ago! The factory is about two kilometres from my doorstep, so the commuting was nothing less than a 25 minutes walk... Very convenient.
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  23218. Dacia has teamed up with Prodrive and will race in Dakar 2025. They've also signed a little know driver, Sebastien Loeb, though some might know him as the most successful rally driver in history. Oh, and did I mention to car looks bonkers?
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  23219. Mate, you've already got an awesome Aussie name and don't even know it. Just drop the IWr from your YouTube name. New name, The ooh,SA ocker. Mate, I love ya back yard there. Looks like a great place to bring the Sherrin for a bit of kick to kick. I'll bring the footy, you supply the smart beer :)
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  23220. Most tradies here in Australia use Makita or Milwaukee . But you see the odd guy with money buys Dewalt lol
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  23221. OMG!!!......CONGRATULATIONS!....I am so happy for you all. The smile on my face when i saw this would of lit up a room. Hope all are doing well and Danni is feeling well. The name rocks! Welcome baby Sydney, such a beautiful name for a beautiful girl. Well done.
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  23222. For a couple of years there was two Bathurst 1000 races per year, One with 2 litre touring cars which this Audi raced. And the other with the 5 litre V8 supercars
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  23223. Thank for showing the ingredients list.Actual TimTams changed over 10 year's ago you could not stop at one pack has not been the same since,I can't wait to try the American ones ⚡🇺🇲. Vegemite changed years ago also ,you could never even eat a tea spoon of it and now you could easy . With Vegemite they changed from vegetable flavours to flavours 🇦🇺🇺🇲⚡
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  23224. if you ever do a french / belgian beer review get some paix dieux am sure you will like it but be aware it's a wierd beer and heavy on alcohol it's done by monk only on a full moon
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  23225. Here's an interesting question... which would be scarier for you to drive at speed up a hill; a Lambo/supercar that cost $350k with modifications, or say a Skoda Fabia with a hundred or more hours of work gone in to making it as fast as that Lambo?
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  23226. Not a wine guy myself. I'd get it too for the bottle, force myself to drink the wine 😎 and place a fitting red candle in it. That would look fantastic, more so if the candle is burned down a bit and the red wax is all over the bottle!
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  23227. 270 km hr back then top speed down conrod 4 speed , these days 6 speed gearbox 300km hr as you know already
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  23228. Damn we NEED IWrocker to react to "Australia isn't real" conspiracy videos 😂
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  23229. That truck at the end - fairly unstoppable!
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  23230. The Toyota bugger adverts are from New Zealand. Very funny. You could get Toyota Bugger bumper stickers in Australia.
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  23231. I think I loved this as much as you !
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  23232. Also upgraded brakes and suspension
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  23233. Redesdale Bridge over the Campaspe River in Victoria Australia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redesdale_Bridge There was another V8 motorcycle- the Drysdale I think - but before either of them there has long been the Dirt Drag Bikes dropping 350 v8's, BMW & other exotic madness- should be an easy Youtube find... But greater than ANY of them would have to be Lucky Kaiser who chopped 2cylinders off a Rolls Royce Merlin & created a 5liter/300+ cu V-twin motorcycle that was both blown & Nitros! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S9oBUY7Wf8
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  23234. I've only driven buses of these manufacturers (plus very briefly a Scania truck before). My preference is the Scandinavian models, because functionality-wise I've found them so much better thought-out and more comfortable. The Merc is a letdown, and the MAN is somewhere in between. In terms of trucks, I've spoken to drivers years ago when I was relatively close to a big trucking company here, and surprisingly they kind of agreed with me. They liked the Volvos best, with MAN and DAF not far behind, and with few exceptions, tended to stay away from the Mercs.
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  23235. "Michael Schumacher Amazing Best of Car Controlling Moments and Power Slides" is another good one to watch
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  23236. Not happy about the logging at all. But up here in the Tropics we still have our wet season and things are still very green and lush.
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  23237. This video was awesome to watch Ian, I had so much fun watching you enjoy this :)
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  23238. There would be enough calendars for each room of your house now lol
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  23239. We do not now nor will we ever trust Bezos. NOT EVER! Love your videos, keep em coming.
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  23240. I think you did pretty well. I was lucky by ruling out Hungarian (as it is my native tongue) and recognizing Hindi as I spent my childhood in New-Delhi. Well done in my opinion anyway!
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  23241. Watching him drink these 3 Belgian beers at 8+% alc, we're going to watch him get slightly sh*tfaced on camera. 😂 Here in the UK, you can get Leffe Blonde in wine sized bottles.
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  23242. Hello Ian, good pronunciation for Montpellier, a Ford Crown Victoria because the mayor (judicial police officer in his commune) wanted it. the national police and the national gendarmerie depend on the state and have the same vehicles like the Peugeot 3008 (when I was a kid the gendarmes drove 4Ls - 1961 like me, and Renault estafettes). the Renault 4 (4L, France's first hatchback) is as cult in France as the Citroën 2cv at 10'24" an Alpine A110 from the Gendarmerie replaces the Renault Megane RS at 10'36" oreo police it's a Renault 14
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  23243. yeah nah... you definitely need to check out the mazda 787b, orgasmic sound from that thing
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  23244. Love the knife ....and the food looks delicious
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  23245. I am repeating other people but the DAF TURBOTWIN X1 aka the two headed beast overtaking Ari Varanen in his group B spec Peugeot 405 in the vast open desert is something else man.
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  23246. Happy 100K 👍💯🇦🇺
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  23247. A classic Aussie Dad joke: I bought a pack of Snakes Alive the other day, opened them up, they were all dead. Talk about ripped off. ;)
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  23248. Sodankylä is way above the arctic circle. Think Northern parts of Canada. You live in Chicago which is basically in the tropic looking from up here 😀
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  23249. Gotta love Saul...
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  23250. The Bathurst 12 hour is also a great race at the Moutain.
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  23251. Next time you have to see ULTIMATE RALLYCROSS CRASH COMPILATION! Best Crashes Of World RX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPPGsbN26Qw :)
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  23252. I am French living in Ireland, fresh bread and bakeries are the thing I miss the most. There is a bakery almost at every street corner, fresh bread tastes so good and is really good food (especially compared to sugar heavy white bread made in factories. Bakers are very hard working and skilled.
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  23253. Aber gerne! You are welcome! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!!
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  23254. @IWrocker, something I love to make is meat pies! Sometimes when i have made multiple serving of Bolgnese sauce with mincemeat/ground beef (usually used for for Spaghetti) i will pre-bake the pastry base of the pie, then put the Bolognese sauce with minced meat in, and place the pastry lid on top cut to fit the pie tin, and bake in the oven til pastry top is golden brown and pie is hot. DELISH!!! P.S.: I do not add the pasta! LOL😂
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  23255. Hy Ian, the Sydney Opera House has a interesting history. It would be worth an episode in itself!
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  23256. not blocked yet haha
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  23257. the music he is using is not copywrited its from the youtube channel music library that is copyright free
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  23258. About 30 years ago I was visiting scrap yards frequently (just to keep whatever car I had on the road) and often broke my cheap ratchets mainly through misuse and abuse. I decided to bite the bullet and spend a small fortune on a German Stihl. Bloody hell what a tool! I put it through the usual abuse and it never once flinched. I then needed to replace the head on my mark 1 Panda and headed for the yard. I found one and had it off in about 10 minutes. It was when I got home I found I'd left my precious ratchet behind! Gutted does not quite cover it! 😫
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  23259. Ian best review ever. I love working and living in the Centre and watching how people preserve their Tjukuṟpa and find ways to carry it into the future. I love trying to learn Pitjantjatjara. Nyuntu wati wiru. You are a good man.😎👍❤️
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  23260. good tea.
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  23261. I think they may have missed the filling in the one on the left
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  23262. Good work mate, your a good egg.🇦🇺👍
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  23263. All these amazing laps, like Murphy's Lap of the Gods, Scotty's lap, Chaz's lap, are all amazing. But, for me, what sets Murf's lap apart is that he was over 1s ahead of the next car. That's what makes it truely amazing. Over 1s. I'm not diminishing the other laps at all, they are amazing in their own right. But when you consider a lap you should compare it to the competition at the time. Until somebody can beat their competition by over 1s then Greg Murphy's lap will always stand as The Lap Of The Gods.
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  23264. Great explanation. It's not a truck and neither is the subaru baja or el camino. The real question is... why do people need the Ridgeline to be a truck? I like the Ridgeline and may buy one, but I do not need it to be a truck and I would never call it a truck. I don't understand why people struggle so much with this concept and why they need so badly to call a car a truck. Seriously, what's going on here? Why does it need to be a truck? Who cares if it's not a truck? It's a great vehicle!
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  23265. supercalifragilisticexpialidocious-gogogoch :-)
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  23266. First
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  23267. Man I’m glad you didn’t let your channel die!!!! Welcome back my friend!
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  23268. love your vids man very entertaining and yes you are catching on to Aussie names and places well done.
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  23269. Whether we deserve free speech or not, unfortunately we dont have a constitution like yours. Its ultimately up to whoever is in power at the time... At this period free speech is currently a govt given privledge aha
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  23270. Oh, he knows, don't you worry :-)) He knows very well what Tatra is :-))
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  23271. I have a personalised number plate here in NSW. I have my initials and four numbers. I got the plate as a present many years ago. I own these plates and do not have to pay an annual fee, as the RMS (Roads and Maritime Service) found a way of getting more money out of the motorists. My first plate were white on black but I had them remade to the white on black plated.Many years ago I purchased a car from a good mate and he purchased my work van. We went to the RMS to transfer registrations and pay the fees. Well the lady behind the counter said that we were plate trading and that was not allowed. Two things ended up in our favour, I used to have a workshop next to the RMS and the manager recognised me and my mate had his police ID with him. The manager took over and it was all done with the minimum of fuss.
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  23272. Maccas Cookies used to be a small cardboard box - kids made money boxes from them. Tomato Sauce is thinner & spreads better on meat pies. OMG I have not seen Chickadees for 20 years & I never knew you could get Mini Pringles.
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  23273. You gotta try wagon wheels and choo choo bars.
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  23274. Scania dash and seats very similar to what Saab cars had when they were the same company. My 93 had the Saab Scania badge on the steering wheel too.
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  23275. In Denmark they have the spot on the roof.
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  23276. American cars also have "strange" front lights with integrated marker lights. Another deficiency in US cars is the lack of fog lights
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  23277. You should do one on Phillip island. It has the fastest main straight of all the Aussie tracks. Sandown and surfers paradise are pretty good tracks too
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  23278. For more snowaction with Tatra's check out the Tatra Sleipnir 2; it is gonna be you're new favourite coachbus
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  23279. this is exactly what RFK is talking about, but with all mass produced food and drinks, then there is also the online drugstores, no wonder Americans life expectancy is so low, and your health care is so expensive, and so many of your children have chronic diseases, i dont drink any soda , i think its poison, coffee yes,.. alcohol free beer, yes,.... chocolate milk, yes, ...wine, sometimes,... water, only in the summer, .... and for food, if i cant make it myself , i dont eat it, luckily i do know how to cook , i'm no chef, but all the plates are always empty after dinner
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  23280. "Calder Park Street Drags" Was a weekly event I spectated and ran a few 1/4 miles there back in the day.
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  23281. The Snooker World Championship starts 20th April this year, see if you're able to watch some how
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  23282. I saw one of those boats with a Cummins IX13 🥴Like a friggin 6-liter V8 from a truck!
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  23283. This sort of brought a tear to my eye. Love my fellow Aussies and the iwrocker family 💖💖💖💖
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  23284. Well that’s....interesting? LOL! Have fun with the driving lessons! I taught my wife (girlfriend at the time) how to drive a manual about 23-24 years ago. She went out and bought a bad ass (manual shift) Eagle Talon BEFORE she knew how to actually drive it!! Her dad drove it home for her then I got the job of teaching her how to drive it. Tears were shed, tempers flared, momentary and very serious regrets were had. But she picked it up quickly and really enjoyed that little car. Learning to drive a manual opened the door to some really fun vehicles after the Talon......Also made it easier when I taught her how to ride a motorcycle shortly after we got married. GOOD LUCK!
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  23285. I would have loved to see the look on their faces when they tried tim tams for the first time never met a person who didn't love them well done mate all the way from Perth.
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  23286. You need to watch Aqua's "Barbie Girl" video first, from the 90s, l think. Sam Keckovich was a footy player, and now is most famous for his ads for Australian lamb. There is a new one every year, and they are all on YT Australia Day is the 26th of January. This is the anniversary of the landing of the 1st fleet in Sydney Harbour in 1788, and the start of European settlement in Australia. It is a public holiday, and a lot of citizenship ceremonies are held, and community service awards are given to people who have earned them.
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  23287. Ian can also add Burt Munro and his 1920 Indian motorcycle at Bonneville, UT in 1967 to the best Kiwi list, too. I think that record still stands today.
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  23288. Ian, going off piste a bit, just saw a vid on Youtube about possibly the largest impact crater site ever discovered anywhere in the world, called The Deniliquin Structure, in Victoria, Australia, it is over 500klms wide and if it did strike, it would have been the second most impactful event and similar to the one which wiped out the dinosaurs. You may like to check it out as you are a geology guy!
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  23289. Over holiday periods they actually increase the fines and demerit points for speeding, sometimes up to double
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  23290. 30c is a cool christmas day for us in nsw, 35-45c is typical but we're in a la nina cycle that brings cooler weather with higher rainfall. christmas at the end of 2019 with all the massive bushfires was the end of the el nino cycle which is hot dry drought weather.
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  23291. There is a city called Orange about half an hour drive from Bathurst and another half hour there are some small towns that have original buildings from a hundred years ago that looks like the American wild west or Tombstone Arizona. They have snow there every year. ;My wife and I were in Tuson Arizona in 2019
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  23292. Hello. I recommend (still in the WRC 90s category) the videos of "Kit Car rally". Literally, factory cars transformed with kits that you could order to turn your car into a rally car. Peugeot 106, Citroën Saxo, Renault Megane, Seat Ibiza, Nissan Micra...
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  23293. My dad is a retired firefighter here in Norway, so as a kid I used to come with him when he'd take the old firetrucks to shows and such, as they had an old 1934 Volvo ladder truck, and a similarly aged Mercedes truck. Also, they still have and use a Unimog for forest fires, even if it's an older model, I think 80s model, it's still in use. As for the DeSoto, MOPAR was around in Europe a fair bit actually, there used to be a Rambler dealership in my town, and I've worked on 2 different IH firetrucks just in my town, and my old boss basically collected Jeep Cherokee YJ, as we got a weird engine choice for it in Europe with a 2.5 4cyl diesel. edit: And yes, that Transporter is an ealry 80s one, we had one as a family car when I was young, a 1981 Transporter T3, built up with back seats from the Caravelle, which was the one for passengers.
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  23294. Well that's a fun and good name for them. They are shaped like a loaf's of sweet dark Rye Bread..😄 Even i have heard names,usually we call em just "Klein Bus" here in Finland.. WV Hippie Bus is a name i have heard younger people call 'em..
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  23295. the Slovak president was there, it's the presidential palace Bratislava 6,09slovak president blonde
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  23296. I'm from Australia and Crown Vic is the dream for me lol everyone thinks I'm crazy
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  23297. Nothing beats an Aussie larrikin news story. Here's one of the more elaborate and high risk pranks I know of. https://youtu.be/kQSgZFq9UaY
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  23298. Australians are a truly unique people,beyond generous.
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  23299. the fruit chocs are the best they are so addictive
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  23300. ❤️
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  23301. I don't live near there, but I've driven over it a few times. It looks a lot more scary from the air. It's pretty straightforward when you go over it. Only watched half the vid so far, so in case it isn't mentioned... Tne Magic Roundabout was an acid trip kids tv programme in the 1960s / early 70s. It was French and dubbed into English. Worth catching an ep on YT (they're 5 minutes long). Give you an insight into the real mentality behind the Swindon interchange's name. Loving your enthusiasm for wheely things.
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  23302. No cap, I swam and cliff jumped the devils pool in 2015 without realizing it.
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  23303. Loving this mini series it's great to watch you learn about our wonderful country of ours
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  23304. Your reasoning for your answers for a first timer is pretty solid on every round! Of course you do not recognise languages and how signs and road markings look like the pros do yet, but you will be a good GeoGuesser player if you keep playing! I am actually impressed. And Finland does get everyone at first, until you learn to recognise the ridiculous language we have. 😅
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  23305. 2:40 1 answer: Open exhausts. Went to a hill climbing race near Rouen (France), ended up having trouble earing for 2 days. Turned out, they were open exhaust cars. Like always, wear protection!
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  23306. Hey Ian...glad you've found John Clarke...he was and is a comedy legend...definitely check out his stuff...very funny .very clever comedy .luv ya channel mate
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  23307. So wholesome mate. Glad you got to enjoy our treats and thank you for the appreciation, love for you to visit some time 👍🏼
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  23308.  @IWrocker  To be honest I think people are disproportionately bashing you in this thread, which I'm suprised too. I think it might be to do with some recent events? Just a thought as I've been watching the Cruz case unfold on youtube and that could be fresh in some people's mind?? On the whole I think you're very balanced with how you describe your country ✌
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  23309. You should also see the (Polish) Fiat 126 and the Trabant and its small polyester camper trailer, which they drove from Poland , Czechoslovakia, Hungary and GDR to the Adriatic Sea, thousands of kilometers....
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  23310. Škoda Octavia RS TSI 2023 Specs Power 180 kW Horsepower 245 hp (242 bhp) Rev. at Max Power 5,000 - 6,500 rpm Torque 370 Nm Torque 273 lb-ft Rev. at Max Torque 1,600 - 4,300 rpm Top Speed 250 km/h Acceleration, 0-100 km/h 6.7 sec Fuel Consumption NEDC City 9 l/100km Highway 5 - 5.1 l/100km Combined 6.5 - 6.6 l/100km Škoda Octavia RS TDI 2023 Specs Power 147 kW Horsepower 200 hp (197 bhp) Torque 400 Nm Torque 295 lb-ft Top Speed 235 km/h Acceleration, 0-100 km/h 7.1 sec Low (l/100km) (WLTP) 8.3 l/100km Medium (l/100km) 5.6 l/100km High (l/100km) 4.6 l/100km Extra High (l/100km) 5.1 l/100km Combined (l/100km) 5.5 l/100km
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  23311. Beautifully said.
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  23312. Good video but the a 1 minute intro is way too long.
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  23313. Would love to see your face if you ever would come to Belgium and see how full our stores are with all the different beers :D
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  23314. The great dividing range and the country adjoining it has the most variation in elevation. It's also home to our Alps where the bulk of our snow falls. Unlike towns in the USA where everywhere gets snow, we don't get that. So people can live just an hour from the snow, see it capping the mountains but never actually drive up and see it in person. I've only been to the snow less then half a dozen times in my life despite mostly living 1 to 2 hours from it. I've only driven in it twice. Once going to a snow resort to show my niece and nephew snow for the first time, and once going on a hunting trip in a valley. Had to climb over the hills to get into the valley and those roads where a sea of white with active snow fall while I was driving. The heater in my car just couldn't keep up.
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  23315. Many Sydney suburbs have AVERAGE house prices of $3 million. Look for the Sydney residences of the Prime Minister and the Governor General (a little like Australia's president).
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  23316. That's a Dutch license plate from the beginning of the 80's , so it was probably sold there first before crossing the ocean! These were very popular when I was a kid hahaha
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  23317. At least in Germany you can buy old emergency vehicles. They are usually leased and sold afterwards from the manufacturer, sometimes even with some of modifications except for blue lights, radio and so on. But mostly it is just for "normal" vehicles, if they are very specialized like the landrovers, they usually are driven until they are just scraped. Double axle in the back usually indicates, that it is 3,5-7.5 tons vehicle instead of up to 3,5 for "normal" vans. Those Rosenbauer fire trucks are very expensive and are usually only used on bigger airports and/or at some huge factories (e.g. chemical companies) from the works fire service.
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  23318. Marvel Movies are always fun to watch. But it isnt film making. its money spending. Still like them tho.
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  23319. i can see nice games :) Half Life , Flight Simulator, Mud Runner. do you have Snow Runner ? :)
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  23320. Minute 4:00 - He can stay behind the line, but it's pointless... the more advanced you are, the more space you can cover... The drawback is that if you go to far ahaed the can chop the ball over you with a lob or pass the ball to another player on the other side... thus it's all a matter of balance to go near the attacker but not too near
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  23321. austrian here: if you ever consiter visiting i'd recomend doing so in the summer. while we are a really good place to visite in the winter as well but going on walks in the mountains is much more fun and saver in the summer. tho if you want to go skiing winter is best. and don't be afraid 30 years is not to old to leard how to ski. we have some really good ski instructores and lots of international tourists learining from them. ages (from what i have seen) 4 - 67 years. (and yes i have seen a 67 year old grany learning and she did really well) so if you really want to they can teach you easy. greeings from austria ^-^
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  23322. I'm an emmotional type of guy. Seriously man, you nailed it. We are often making fun of americans general knowledge - for good reasons tbh - but you really did your fellow countrymen a favor. Most of your viewers probably consider themselves as "american friends", yet, at least for me, I would not have been able to answer a likewise quizz about the USA.
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  23323. Love the photos of your trip. It looks so beautiful, I would love to see NM one day, I've been to the US a couple of times and seen so many amazing things but of course there are a million places I would still love to see.
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  23324.  @IWrocker  Awesome travel pics Ian. Beautiful stuff! Thanks for sharing
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  23325. He can just watch it live on the internet, by going to the tv station's website.. and if you do bother recording it, email would be a way smarter way to send it..
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  23326. The absolute best HSP in existence is made by Al and Gokhan at: Sunshine Kebabs, Middle St, Cleveland, Qld
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  23327. Congrats
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  23328. Okay might have to go over to NZ this food looks good!
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  23329. Just another typical day in any Australian suburb. I have experienced something similar. 😂😂😂
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  23330. VinWiki has amazing stories, Ed Bolian is a great story teller, I know this isn't him but he can rattle off facts like it's nothing
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  23331. Good watch and Congrats Ian, worked with Marcus and his Dad Mick, Mick and the guy's know how to build great race car's, hey check out, Commodore cup series, some good panel bashing in that class and you'll find Marcus in there to
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  23332. 2226-the magic number. 1-2-4-5-3 and no bov instead pressure relief through turbo charger makes this thing whistle. 2,3 up to 3,6 bar (33-52psi) deliver up to 720 hp😊
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  23333. You should check out the Goodwood racing channel.. they have multiple series of classic and historic cars of all kinds racing. There are american rounds too. Might be worth looking into if any events are near you. They race these things really hard, if you want to see a classic or historic car (from mini's vs big v8s to gt and f1) at full rip, racing wheel to wheel, sliding and being fully used.. check out some of the races on their channel.
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  23334. I use eBay all the time. Had a look at Amazon when it was only selling books and DVDs but found it cheaper to buy from local bookstore or DVD stores online. Haven't had a look since it started selling other stuff in last few years and not interested. Besides eBay, we have a lot of other big online discount stores for everyday stuff like Catch of the Day, Deals Direct, My Deal ECT which are cheap. I use to but a lot of stuff off eBay from China (which is where most of our stuff comes from) but since the pandemic, I've been mostly buying my eBay stuff from Australia only. Since the pandemic started, a lot of Aussie companies went online and made it easier to get what you wanted so I haven't bought a lot of eBay in last couple of years. I generally shop around between local and eBay to find the cheapest price. I never like to pay full price for anything! Haven't looked at Amazon since selling other items and not interested. We have this thing about big American companies that think they're the best and will take over in Australia and we have a big thing about ethics here, if you treat your employees or customer wrongly, you won't get anywhere here in Australia . Amazon is basically like Starbucks here and I don't think they'll ever take off. I think the pandemic, us Aussie are buying more Australia made or shopping locally rather than sending our money to China. I think with what's going on between Australia and China, we'll support our own fellow countryman before them.
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  23335. In case you dont know about Darrell Lea (where the candies came from), that's a great highly regarded, more upper class shop, Aussie confectionary company. "Darrell Lea has been making Australia's finest chocolates, freshest liquorice and most delectable confectionery since 1927. Our most famous creation is soft-eating liquorice, invented in a small factory under the iconic arches of the Sydney Harbour Bridge!" That's an Australian frilled neck lizard on the 2 cent coin, they flare out the area around their necks if they feel threatened. (maybe Ian should make a video on the unique Aussie animals, you guys are almost Australian now lol, you are going to have more Australian stuff in your house than I do.. but you are yet to recognise a lot of our unique animals ). So glad to see that someone sent you some of my Aussie favorite bars which I hadn't seen sent your way before.
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  23336. the bugga ads were on TV for a very very short time
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  23337. Glad you checked him out. Bloke was an unbelievable driver.
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  23338. I find the "Two Tone" better, because off better recocnition than an ongoing siren.
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  23339. The American version appears to be manufactured in Australia too. Sometimes a product will be manufactured under licence by a third party manufacturer while still carrying the original brand. The Oreos we get in NZ are manufactured in Indonesia or the Phillipines
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  23340. Yep any custom plates you can put on your car
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  23341. Need more😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😎😎😎. Great vid. Lots of fun. Had to watch twice.
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  23342. I don't follow any AFL team, but I am a massive Philadelphia Eagles fan!
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  23343. That was cool 👍
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  23344. Hey, this my hometown! Many years ago I could see this very crossing from my window! This must be one of the recent Rescue Patrol's Day vehicle parade, actually pretty cool event every year.
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  23345. Scania are better than all the rest Scania trucks are number one
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  23346. Should tempura batter them deep fry them once rolled
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  23347. Aussie Race cars, what an awesome series that brings you exciting racing on a budget platform. Drivers have ranged in age from high school students to retired people looking to have some fun. Series created by Phil Ward many many moons ago and yes based on the Legends series that you know all too well in the States Ian. Best race I can remember was many years ago at Bathurst and there was at least three quarters of the race where there was 5 contenders continually swapping for the lead of the race. Some big accidents through out the series too if you look for them on youtube.
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  23348. yeah do more of these, not everyone has or uses ticktok
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  23349. My all time favourite car. It's just a spectacular work of art and a feat of engineering decades ahead of it's time. And I love how it looks, particularly after the 1967 redesign.
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  23350. I’m addicted to the white choc Tim tams.. I can eat the entire packet in 10 mins
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  23351. Congratulations from Australia to you mate and your awesome family you deserve it for all your hard work getting 100,000 subscribers. What a great start to the new year mate
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  23352. He's a Mopar guy so watch out, likely to get more into Valiants
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  23353. I live nextdoor to a old place people would get hanged so my house is pretty creepy but I love it 👍❤️🇦🇺
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  23354. Your going to get in trouble with the FBI for drug importation with all those chocolate biscuits heading to your place......
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  23355. Dear Ian,I've been a big fan of your youtube channel, I'm from NSW. There is a famous Comedian from NSW that Is well known across my high school. He is called SuperWog1. I would recommend watching some of his videos as he is very funny and I'd love to see your reaction to Australian comedy. Trust me it will get you lots of views.From Lachlan Hermens.
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  23356. Hi mate. Please check out Will Power's pole lap in the Indy champ car at Surfer's Paradise. Keep up the good work brother.
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  23357. You need to try the double coated Tim tams from the fridge.
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  23358. I have lived in the UK my whole life and have never seen a roundabout like it.
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  23359. It does sound like YouTube is discriminating against anything Aussie content related that you are posting here. Why the hate from them about us proud Australians when you try to share with the world what you like or find fascinating about this country with it's many unique animals, our differing landscapes and our multi-cultural ways here. Keep up the great work Ian, and thanks for teaching me a few things about this great place called Australia that even I didn't know!
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  23360. Pambaratta1102, Tim Tam was an American horse who won the Kentucky Derby in 1958. Yes and it was the inspiration for the biscuit name.
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  23361. It's a compliance plate you got with the vin number and year of build date on it. They used to be on the engine wall but generally now find on the door pillar front left side passenger side.
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  23362. At first I thought it was about human inhabitants.😂
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  23363. Too funny seeing Ian struggling with the Cork xD, next time use a knife cut the wax off and then open the bottle, wax sealing is common by some bottles ....
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  23364. I live in the Netherlands near the Belgian border. In Belgium they switched from parent driving lessons to professional driving lessons about te same time when they added a digit to the license plate. In Belgium license plates are assigned to the car-owner instead of the car. You just screw it off your old car and onto your new car and you are ready to go. People have that same license plate for 30 or 40 years. According to Belgians, it really makes a difference if people have that extra digit.
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  23365. Chuckled with the speedboat (I know someone who did just that), other wise, a slight curl to the lips, not much else.
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  23366. The navigator in charge of balancing the "contraption" through the entire race is indeed the hero!
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  23367. dude i would love it if you look into the suzuki extreme 4x4 challenge some time, they are on 35" tires, patrol axles, v8 and independent brakes on every wheel controlled by the copilot. just watched your v8 superboat video and i believe the suzuki extreme 4x4 challenge is also hosted in new zealand.
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  23368. The first driver was female... And what a female. BTW I don't know where they shot the scenes, but believe me there were never donkeys in a German pub. It was a wealthy region, the best soil in all of Germany. She started on the outskirts of Mannheim (where the bicycle was invented) and went past Karlsruhe (look at the castles of Mannheim and Karlsruhe) to the capitol of German jewellers, Pforzheim. The pharmacy is still in existence... There has been a statue erected in memory of that fuel stop.
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  23369. I know, right? Me too! 👍🇦🇺
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  23370. Sorry, that's wrong. The car brand is spelled "Citroën". Please note the two dots above the "e". The meaning is that you pronounce the two consecutive vowels separately. The pronunciation is therefore "sitʀoˈɛn" (according to IPA). Start with a Spanish "Si", then "tro" as in "trauma" and finally "en" like the English "an" (as in "an egg"). Love and peace from Hannover, Germany. Klaus
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  23371. It is literally 12:17 here in Oz
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  23372. Straight to the Pool Room!
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  23373. Your room looks awesome btw
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  23374. NZ Tui Beer ads mate please. Either that or the L&P ads.
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  23375. There is a reason that Scania and MAN interiors are very similar ,they are both owned by VW ,yes that VW. So a lot of design of both trucks is taken from VW which is not a bad thing in any way. In my opinion ,two of the best interiors on the EU market today. Even tough I'm a huge fan of Volvo ,that interior is ancient ,and seriously lacking behind the others.
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  23376. Pretty sure (after some searching) that Hell Razor ran an 8-litre. Apparently Higgins supplied the heads, and were also involved with Perkins racing back in the day when he was winning Bathurst.
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  23377. Thank you Sharon ❤she is getting bigger lol 😊
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  23378. I hope you get monetised again
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  23379. This is the average BMW driver passing me on the middle lane of the Autobahn only to get stuck in traffic next to me 2km later.
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  23380. Where is the green sheep is an absolute aussie classic, I grew up being read that, reading that and loving that 😂 keep the vids coming really enjoying them, love from Tasmania!!
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  23381. We learn something new every day. Thanks Ian. 👍
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  23382. Hey love your channel bro. You are a cool dude and I love you fellow Americans. Anyway I always thought tips in America are more like a fee that is expected, so its not actually a tip, but anything over the expected add on fee is then a tip. Btw; minimum wages over here is pushing Maccas (McDonalds) prices through the roof (very high)
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  23383. My mouth is watering non-stop haha.
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  23384. i can smell those fumes from here, but i wish i was there...
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  23385. My favourite was an earlier Lancia rally car the Stratos particularly driven by the great Markku Alen. My Mum worked in the motor trade so I spent my childhood around garages and dealerships. A total petrolhead long before I could drive 😂
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  23386. Good work! Check out some of the other Qantas ads, same but different
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  23387. Really interesting. It's a crying shame that so many competitors were determined to push so many models in such a small car market (relatively). There's the almost-niche factor of not being left-hand-drive, rebadging gone crazy, the explosion in popularity of SUVs on a global scale, emergence of cars from Korea and elsewhere. - All made for a dodgy playing field and scarce pickings for local Aussie car manufacturing.
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  23388. I recently went to The Kimberley in Western Australia. It's most amazing place I've seen in Australia and it's remote.😊
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  23389. Interesting to see... The prices look pretty scary, but I guess its AUS$ - a whole different ball game to Euro. Yes, the names can be confusing, and sometimes even embarassing too. For a German or Brit (and most Europeans I guess) a Ford Capri is a totally different car. The european Ford Capri was introduced in the late 60s by Ford. It was meant to be a kind of sporty coupe, like a Mustang, just with a smaller engine. It started with a 1500cc 4 cylinder I think, and was later upgraded up to a 3.0l 6 cylinder. Just google it to have a look, it was kind of a bachelor's dream back then. The embarrasment can come if car manufacturers dont pay enough attention what a name may mean in various languages. Mitsubishi for example put a EV on the German market that was called i-Miev... while Mief in German means stench. So the car was basically called "I stink". Worse even was Audi's choice to name their EV car line E-Tron. In french that sounds like the word that means turd or poop. So if someone said "look at my new E-Tron" in France, it was sure reason for a good laugh. :)
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  23390. I'm thankful for your channel too. Yours is one of my 2 favourite families on here <3 Much love from Tassie
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  23391. Now you're speaking my language brother
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  23392. Damn Ian I’m more worried about your Rabbitohs hat 🤣🤣🤣 Parramatta’s the team mate 👍
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  23393. There is a great story that they tested the Lancia S4 at the Estoril F1 track and it set a time that would have qualified for the F1 race there!
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  23394. G'Day, we live 75 kms SE of Adelaide and finally visited KI for the first time this year. I've never seen such clear and clean seawater with no seaside smell anywhere. Incredible seafood in abundance. Now one thing that will interest you is the story of a small bay there called American River. Have a read up about it as you'll get a real kick out of that.
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  23395. They are commonly used as wildfire trucks in my country, Unimogs as tankers, pinzgauer as pumps or for carying equipment.
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  23396. I hope you can watch Scott McLaughlins 2014 volvo debut, He came second place for Valvoline racing GRM, using a volvo obviously. People didn't expect it to be that good and personally its my favorite moment from V8 supercars as a whole!
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  23397. I’m with you on Turkish delights 🤮 but Maltesers>Crunchie>Violet crumble for me personally… Mint slices are my personal favourite out of all the stuff you’ve received 🤤🤤🤤
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  23398. Hi Ian. Loving the reactions. Bathurst is on 26th - 28th November (covid willing) Keep up the good work✌
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  23399. It's worth remembering that something like 5-6% of the Australian population identify as being of Chinese descent. So that, coupled with China being a major trading partner and fairly close neighbour, it's not surprising that it's a major travel destination for Australians.
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  23400. Ohhh darn! They lied to us! Still good food :)
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  23401. Although I'm more of a rally fan too, you have to appreciate that in F1 a lot of the danger is from the other cars on the track.
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  23402. Watch the Donny & Clarence show next 😂 This entire program is made by the one bloke Jarred Wright I think.
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  23403. Rapid Bay is in South Australia and being a South Aussie I was surprised to see that on the list, there are much better Beaches in my state like Vivonne Bay on Kangaroo Island voted one of the most remote, cleanest and best beaches in the world one of many on the Island should check out KI as we call it. Whitehaven beach is magnificent I worked up in the Whitsundays the sand is almost pure Silica and comes from a Volcanic vent, apparently if you used and blow torch on the sand it would turn into glass?
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  23404. You completely missed a bit in the last scene where when he arrived, there was a close up of him shaking hands with a female in a floral dress, then when the camera pans out, it’s a old bloke in a white shirt. He used to do this gag all the time, sometimes it was a black hand, then some old white dude 😂 subtle but funny.
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  23405. Congratulations I see you've reached 100K thank you for the amazing reactions you do and I hope you enjoy and relax during your time off during Thanksgiving xxx Melody
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  23406. Have you watched the videos i sent you ? 👍🤠
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  23407. As youve reacted to european trains. If possible id love for you to react to some british steam locomotives. Personally look up Sir Nigel Gresley. Brittania and Flying Scotsman. Many thanks 😊
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  23408. TBH my favourite Australian firetruck is the Rosenbauer CAPA from Queensland
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  23409. Used to walk outside every morning to swarms of roos devouring the paddocks and home yards on the property but never once did I see any blues going on. Would be a sight to remember watching it happen.
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  23410. Bravo. I applaud the Australian government for raising the wage to that amount. Here it's like 7.25 I believe. In 2021. Sad.
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  23411. The outfits look sleek as hell. 😎👍
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  23412. I like trains!
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  23413. I’m a bit of a photographer and any car shows that come around near me will always some awesome toranas or 5000s for me to get some good shots 👍🏻
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  23414. people BEWARE theres a spammer on the loose
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  23415. "Winton motor race way, Action! says it all!" I still remember the old 80's ad from tv almost 40 years later.
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  23416. The Bathurst circuit is amazing and complex, height difference from pit lane to the top mountain is 174 metres (571 feet), and the steepest gradient is 1:6.13. It can be raining across the top of the mountain and dry everywhere else so you can't put wet tyres on, but can't stay on slicks, even the intermediate tyres are too soft for the dry track, races have been lost from either switching tyres too early or trying to get 1 more lap on the slicks. another great reaction of our great race, cheers
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  23417. Bloody great mate!. Doin' a phat burnout at Panarama in the Maloo "uterus" with a VB and a Bunnings "mystery bag" snag!.😂😂😂 Pure Gold mate!.👍 You're in.......like Flynn!.
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  23418. That's raw v8 sound of an old school muscle car, would even give a jelly fish a horn .. love the goldie tack be a rush to drive it
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  23419. I'm looking forward to you driving with the steering wheel. I would just like to mention that in the game there is a stage in Poland called "Lejno", which in Czech means poo, which is often referred to as cows in the Czech Republic. I know it doesn't normally belong to rally that much, but this is the name that people playing the game have been having fun with since the game was released in 2019.
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  23420. Everyone in my street had damage to their cars last year during a bad hail storm (my car was written off) , the hail was as big as golf balls (with a few even bigger) and actually went through the roofs of a few houses into their living rooms. Hail/storm season is just starting here now in Queensland and we are hoping it doesn't get as bad as last year for hail.
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  23421. In NZ we also have sprint cars and midgets and what you call a late model we call a supersaloon. Plus there are alot more classes but those are the more epremier classes. there are loads of tracks all over the country I believe Baypark Speedway is the largest at 440 meters long (about a quarter mile) which is made of terracotta clay However if you really want to get to know Superstocks check out the enzed teams Champs best video you will watch
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  23422. Someone should take an Aussie Landcruiser over and show them how to get it done 🤣🤣
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  23423. Dani, pavlova is easy to make, just look for a recipe and give it a try!
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  23424. I like the Unimos from the 80th more. I've grown up driving one from that generation. It was so much fun, being 14 and driving the Unimog on the fields of my uncle. He said "You can drive it if you can fix it." It took me a year and a lot of help from my uncle. :-)
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  23425. Notice the rolls Royce at 3:42
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  23426. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 This never gets old 🤣🤣🤣
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  23427. Rip in to it mate, oi oi oi
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  23428. All the interest you have shown in Australian motorsports especially Bathurst is being rewarded in more ways you thought possible. You never know who is watching and your passion is obvious.
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  23429. Bathurst v Kangaroo's next please.
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  23430. As a car guy I would love one of these.
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  23431. Have you done anything on the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca? maybe abit closer to home (for you) but one of my favourite tracks in racing games. It's like a 5 story drop over 2 corners pretty nuts.
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  23432. You need to check out the finke desert race australia and rally school australia
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  23433. I’ve had s’mores, but I’m just not a fan personally. I remember the first time having one when in Canada on holiday and I really didn’t like the taste. I kept trying, but it wasn’t to my taste. I don’t know if it was the biscuit or the chocolate, but whatever it was I ended up putting them to the side and sticking with just the marshmallows. The marshmallows by themselves over a fire are to die for 😍
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  23434. Avery merry Christmas lol.
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  23435.  @kennethdodemaide8678  And... A HAPPY (ending) new year. lol
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  23436. 🔹️ I was born in 1965, so yes, Ian, I remember those ads very well, growing up in Oz 🌈🌏🇦🇺👀👍❕
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  23437. Walmart also failed here in Brazil. Ended it's activities in 2020.
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  23438. Trial by Kyle was total dog Syhte , a flop and certainly not nostalgia. I remember giving the Pizza table looking thing to the kids for their dolls houses 😂
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  23439. Sweet ride man. You see family cruisin set up a modern mopar cruise in April?
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  23440. You can divide rallys by surface. Gravel (Finnland/Australia/NZ), tarmac (Monte, San Remo, Corsica, Eiffel) snow (Sweden)... i like tarmac the most. Drivers like Gilles Panizzi.
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  23441. 08:50 Football in Europa main sponsor.
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  23442. you have a beautiful family mate👍🦘🦘
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  23443. Great northern s are the go 👍
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  23444. Hi Ian I live in Brisbane and we had 762mm of rain (that's 30 inches of rain) in 6 days thank God I am in a safe area but I will be going to help with the clean up
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  23445. Yeah, good times when Kimi was racing, i miss him 💪🇫🇮
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  23446. The outback main tar roads are always busy. It’s when you leave the tar that you have to be more prepared to survive lol
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  23447. 😳 at some points in the video, it was painful to watch, but, that RR😍 LOVE them cars!!🍻🤙🏻
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  23448. The 1960 XK Sedan was pretty much the same as the 1960 US Falcon. The XK Wagon had a shorter rear overhang. XK Utes & Sedan Deliveries had sedan front doors & the short over hang of the Wagon, where the US Ranchero & Sedan Deliveries had the Longer Doors of the Tudor & the longer rear overhang. The 1962 XL & then the 1964 XM used the XK front clip with chrome trims & different grilles. The XL adopted the "Thunderbird roof" & then The XM the taillights were made larger & mover up into a higher position. XM ^ XP also had the 2 door Hardtop available as well. The XP used the front end sheet metal of the US 1960 Mercury Comet with a different grille. The Australian models were made progressively stronger to suit Australian road conditions. The XR was essentially the 1966 US Falcon but from there (but no 2 door sedan version), ...... and on & on it goes........
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  23449. @5:57 You pronounced Geelong correctly with the first and third attempts Ian
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  23450. Hello from the Netherlands . thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck
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  23451. Well, nowadays I can say this system is stock in every truck, if I not wrong, a few years ago it came out as a law, to have this in all of the new ones....and considering both the trucks and trailers have disc brakes, it's fairly possible to stop this fast (from 50 kmh at least)... Also helps the fact, that high percent of the new trucks are automatic (I think manual is just an option)
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  23452. More from Austria please 😊
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  23453. Love your reactions to F1 Ian.. Please Please react to AUSTRALIAN STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS..... YOU WILL LOVE IT, ITS ABSOLUTE BONKERS.....👍👍👍
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  23454. I love the enthusiasm and the appreciation that you have bro. Keep up the good work mate! Legend!
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  23455. Have a look at this one. This was near the end of the race and was pretty much championship decider between three drivers. https://youtu.be/jx4Vu-y1wQ4
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  23456. U need to watch the semi truck drag racing in the states you’d would love them
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  23457. You deserve it! Great Channel with awesome content. It is so great to discover together with you the Racing And Trucking scenes around the world. If you marry in the southern hemisphere, and I dare you to do so, I have as a proud European Citizen insist in making that equation globally equal. You will not marry in down under without also being married in Europe too!
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  23458. Merry Christmas!🎅⛄🎄🎁😉🇺🇸🇨🇿
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  23459. Have owned six Subarus and wish I could have kept them all. All our Subarus come from Japan I think (except the short-lived & unloved Tribeca). The TT subarus are built by Subaru America I think. Traded in my last Subaru on a second-hand VW Amarok with much trepidation (and just before dieselgate) but it's been fantastic & I love it.
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  23460. As someone who worked as a HSV tech from vy through ve I can say you will be surprised at just how modular those cars are especially VE era stuff
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  23461. Top stuff mate, legendary stuff there fella.
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  23462. Jim Jeffries is the one to check out. His skit taking his disabled mate to a brothel is priceless.
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  23463. My man Ambrose was an Australian nascar driver he was untouchable on the road tracks over there & dick Johnson was driving a prototype old mate is like 60 now days
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  23464. Cassowary’s are found in The tropics of Far North Queensland. I’ve seen them wander through a caravan park in Mission Beach every morning . They also walk around on the beach too.
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  23465. Pace yourself guys. All that food should last over a year. Don't want to end up diabetic;)
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  23466. 🇦🇺👍❤❤❤
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  23467. Hahaha this one is 💯 legit. They mimic all noises they hear, most of all every other bird in the bush. 👍🏼 Love it
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  23468. The badges are simple words not that hard to read but the NZ commentator seems to struggle to pronounce some of them. Of course a lot of the cars pictured are older models. Many are still on the road though because with good servicing they will last for hundreds of thousands of ks.
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  23469. Love the fridge magnets,great variety 👍👍❤
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  23470. Every year they done new lamb adds for Australia day, they have them on YouTube.
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  23471. Scanias V8 sounds good, but i like even more of these Iveco V8's. But listen this early 2000's MB Actros V8 with straight pipe from Finland, i think sounds pretty sweet too: https://youtu.be/k7dB4ZeSOuA Older MB Actros models had V6 and V8 engines, older MB's (70's and 80's) had also V10 engines. 70's and 80's Magirus Deutz (which became Iveco later) had V8, V10 and V12 engines. Some Man trucks had also V8 and V10 engines.
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  23472. ♥ that's a cool feature that I just realized the day of the party. Awesome!
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  23473. I give it 14 😂 adorable
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  23474. How COOOOOOOOOLLLLLL was that!!! The bikes and cars are just a part of him! Fantastic!!!
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  23475. Well done for a beginner on Europe. I was able to tell all the countries right away, but narrowing down the towns is hard
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  23476. Bro you've just uncovered your new favourite sport
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  23477. Nice video keep it up
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  23478. 😂😂 I knew it!! I thought, there is no f*kin way! Then I was like what's next video... " how to lose 200 subs instantly "! 😂😂 😂🍻
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  23479. Nice!!! Nothing better than hitting the range!!!
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  23480. Burnout!
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  23481. Nice
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  23482. I will be there @930. Hope to do some wheelen with you guys.
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  23483. Hey bud, I have a 2017 ram 2500, I had a radio installed in my truck and while they where grounding out my sub they shorted out the seatbelt mechanism that locks the seat belt and it stuck out just like yours is! Not sure what you had done but that's what happened to me. Love your truck dude! Huge mopar guy here! Great videos!
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  23484. Good vid, got a nice chuckle from the cake...my lady rolled her eyes hahahaha. I think I posted on one of your first videos asking if it was lifted or leveled. Your videos kept popping up, and I recently subscribed. After about 10 years of eyeballing Power Wagon's, and a couple years of getting serious, I'm happy to report that I have a '17 on order in gun metal grey. Can't wait. As far as switches, a little fwi for the other readers...the Upfitter aux switches get power from the fuse box, but have their own place to plug in wires and pigtails into near the brake booster. Unfortunately, it isn't available with the Power Wagon for whatever reason, and is a complete PITA to add later as they are computer controlled and part of the can-bus architecture. If someone finds out different let me know. After doing some brainstorming I have a solution....somewhat. For people with the overhead console and homelink buttons. I'm planning to get 3 seperate, or a 4 channel 315mhz receiver(s) with relays and using those to control lights. Depending on draw I may have to have those relays trip another larger relay. A little bit of a project, but will look nice and clean. With three buttons I'll have enough for front lights, rear lights, and onboard air. Fwiw I plan on going to 4.56's even with 35's when the duratrac's wear out. I know I'll be fine without them on the road, but before the engine changed to the 6.4 that's what it came with, and I feel like that's what it should of came with. The mpg may change my tune though after a year of driving it hahahahah.
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  23485. I bought my 4c Spider from Bettenhausen
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  23486. First
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  23487. That was a badass videos
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  23488. Got a question for you, does you truck shake at 65 mph and up with does tires?. I installed 35s on my PW, shakes nothing major but it's still there and it drives me nuts. Awesome exhaust love it, I installed eFa into mine, it's a beast. Rock on
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  23489. I sure do enjoy your videos and really like what you've done to your PW. I live in Illinois too but I live way out in Galena near the river. Do you ever get a chance to take that rig off road? I think you said at one point that you live near Chicagostan and I can't imagine that there are too many places to let it run. If you're ever out this way let me know because we have lots of steep hills and great off road trails on my property and the adjacent land. I drive a 2015 2500 Laramie Mega Cab but I've lifted it and put on some 37's. It'll never be a PW but it can hold its own. Tom
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  23490. Hahaha 😂 freaking hilarious man
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  23491. Wouldn't the internal profile of a header "optimised" for a supercharger be different from one "optimised" to stay naturally aspirated ( if you plan to get the absolute most from the supercharger that is )? It may not even matter just a thought but u wouldnt want to have to get the header work done twice is my point. +1 on the air filter upgrades. +1on de-cat but full straight thru pipes can be raspy so keep the resonator at least. She growls nice as is! Btw that's honestly got to be one of the best intros I've ever seen to any truck vidya. U rock and that a damn nice RAM so keep on makin us happy!
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  23492. Now that I see this I believe my dad talked to you he owns a blue 2016 power wagon lol but I was gonna tell ya I'm hosting a truck meet April 15th if you're interested it's in Crawfordsville by dominos
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  23493. It looks awesome Ian!! I love watching your videos :)
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  23494. Sweet drone cam shots.
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  23495. That ties the hole thing together man, looks so good!!!
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  23496. So Ian, couple of updates. Got to be friends with the lead service tech (come to find out, I've worked with his BIL for 10 years) at my dealership, and he hooked me up with the parts and installed the remote start feature (I'm taking him a bottle of Jack and some cigars as a thank you). It was the one option I really kinda wanted. It is hot here in Scottsdale in the summer, and cold In Flagstaff in the winter. He stuck to his original estimate of 2 hrs labor, but it took them 6. Had to remove the back seat and drop the headliner and put in a new hood latch. I'm amazed at the distance that little peanut fob works. Yesterday I had our guys at Discount put on 35's. Same Dirtytracs, as I thought I'd give them a shot for something different. They claimed though that the spare would not clear the receiver tube and I'd need to cut off about 3/8-1/2". I'm going to give it a shot Saturday and see for myself, and if I have to break out the angle grinder then so be it. Also picked up a slider tray for the ARB fridge so I'm going to be cutting and carpeting (to match the Bedrug) a piece of Baltic birch plywood to mount it to in the bed. I don't want to drill down into the bed itself. Oh also ordered another Puma air compressor and a Factor 55 rear shackle receiver. Hopefully everything will be in b4 Utah. If not, I'll wing it. Peace!
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  23497. That was funny
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  23498. OK sorry this might be a little winded. The fox shocks that I run are absolutely awesome completely smooth ride out and handles the bigger bumps with much more confidence. Also highly recommend BDS is dual steering stabilizer just for the fact in the way that it mounts even if you did bump it on something you're not gonna hurt it. You could call up BDS and order exactly the same part numbers that I ordered by giving them my name just take out the spacers in your order would only be around 900 bucks I think. Unless you were going to take it out and desert race it at high-speed's there's really no reason for a reservoir styles shock. Also you can take the truck in to the dealer and have them knock down your tire range for your pressures so if you want to run a lower range and pressure the dealership can take that for what it is now which I believe is 50 to 75 PSI and knock that down to say 35 to 60 PSI range and that will take your light off
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  23499. First
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  23500. Have you had the fun of finding and putting grease in the 4*4 U- joint on yours yet. The front one that comes off the transfer case. If you have done this you should do a video on how to grease that very well hidden, and very unusual grease fitting. Not sure who does your oil changes and tire rotations if it is the dealership they likely know where it is and do for you. I use Walmart for all three of my vehicles. Out of the five 2500 RAM 4*4 I have owned they never found this fitting. I have even been under the truck on the lift looking with the tech, and we never found the fitting. There is a sticker under the hood saying Service every oil change aka 7500 miles, but if you don't know exactly where it is, and what to look for it is very hard to find. And even harder to figure out how to get grease in this type of fitting. It would likely be a service to any owner of a Power Wagon or any 4*4 RAM 2500-3500 2008-2017. I would do one, but not much into posting to YouTube. Plus you have a good following. I kinda just let it go on the other 2500 RAMS I have owned. But I purchased this Power Wagon to use it off road so made I a point to research find and service this grease point. I have put mine into alot of water 12" -24" several times. When I greased this fitting on mine at 5,200 miles it appeared to not have any grease in the joint. And took several pumps before grease stared come out the over flow. Really enjoy the videos keep it up.
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  23501. Western Australia should never of let WRC go, they need to bring it back. 😎👍
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  23502. Brake Bias is the ratio between the braking pressure across the front and rear axles when you stomp on the pedal. 58.5 means 58.5% of the pressure goes to the front wheels and the rest to the rear. When they start braking for a corner, drivers almost always go 100% on the brakes since they have a lot of downforce pushing the car down, so the wheels can't lock. More rear brake bias will allow the car to turn easier, while more front bias will allow a more stable, but might be slightly slower braking (that's why most cars with high downforce almost never go above 60.0 BB). As they slow down the downforce decreases and they start to ease off on the braking pedal and start turning in. Now brake migration comes into play. It's what happens in that phase of braking and turning in while easing off the pedal. When they initially hit the brakes a lot of the car's weight shifts forward, thus more front brakes pressure. But then when easing off this weight "migrates" to the rear. You might want 58.5% BB for the initial braking, but now that you are easing off and starting to turn in, you might want 54.0, then 0.05 secs later you release the brakes a bit more and want 48.7 then another 0.1sec later even 30.5 to make the car turn in even more. The brake migration system makes it possible by automatically and constantly adjusting the balance based on the force you press the brakes with, the steering angle and the wheel speed. Then once you release the brake pedal completely it automatically goes back to the selected Brake Bias by the driver.
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  23503. You guys are going to need a bigger fridge to store all the Tim Tams chocolates and lollies!!! You two would be great American ambassadors for Australia!! As well!!. John Travolta is the American ambassador for the Aussie ride Airline QANTAS. MAYBE the next times he’s due to fly out you could hitch a ride!!!! LOL Love watching you guys having fun. Love Tina NEILSEN.🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  23504. The term your looking for is vexillology the study of flags. An interesting subject in itself.Sending you much cheer 🍻 & love from Down Under ❤️🇦🇺🦘🐨❤️🦅🇺🇸❤️🇲🇽
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  23505. I live in Victoria down in the Otway’s, and it’s always wet! Even in our dry summers you can always find some big mud holes to get yourself bogged in! Mudding I think Americans call but if you can still the paint afterwards you didn’t do it right haha I drive the same hilux as a daily and for off roading!
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  23506. Welcome to the world 🌎 baby Sydney 👶, she's too cute , just like Emma and Andrew. Congratulations 🎊 to the IWROCKER Family and the YouTube family. Emma is talking so well as is Andrew
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  23507. Man I just love your enthusiasm. It's hard not to love a VL Walkinshaw.
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  23508. Wow one of those would be handy on our farm
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  23509. My niece just got married and had a new bub, they are in NZ, my bro is not with the mother anymore, used to be here in Perth, they moved back to NZ, bro is still here. our relationship between Aus and NZ will never be broken
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  23510. That was awesome those donuts were insane ✊😁
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  23511. I find it so funny how they throw their heads back when they are "punching" at eachother xD
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  23512. Don´t worry about not knowing the stores... After all, ya´ll shopping at Aldi or Lidl anyway. 😄 Greetings from Germany. Btw, having shopped at both UK Shops: They are decent shops. 😉
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  23513. My sighting was bright red and it was extremely fast and there were two of them directly behind the van.
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  23514. This is honestly the most beautiful video...Bless you IWrocker family, we love you guys x
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  23515. Don't know if it's why but the Orange Scania with a V in the front can be a hint that Scania before had the name Scania-Vabis. In 1968 Scania merged with Saab, which created the industrial group Saab-Scania. The Vabis name disappeared with they merger with Saab.[
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  23516. Just remember. Not a shrimp. It's the Big Prawn.
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  23517. my mate has rebuilt from scratch an XW gt 351 ford and a HT Gts 350 Monaro both origionals and has built an extension on his loungeroom polished floors and all and has them sitting pride and place in his home lol hows that for a car guy lol
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  23518. Hey man justvwondering what camera you are using it seams to have high saturation and was wondering if I could help dial it in also loving the consistent content always great to see an upload
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  23519. you better be showin us those selfmade cookies :P
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  23520. With red bull having a dutch driver you would imagine a Dutch trucks beeing used the Good old reliable DAF .
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  23521. It’s the organisations that are having your videos blocked by complaining about intellectual laws, hence the Bathurst one that got pulled off. Sorry that happens.... Enjoyed the live Bathurst Stream
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  23522. Hey hey it’s Saturday was good too
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  23523. The best drivers in the world.
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  23524. TV commercials in the U.S. often focus on customer testimonials (e.g., for cosmetics or hygiene products), promotional codes or campaign discounts (e.g., restaurant specials or employee pricing for cars), or problem-solving services (e.g., lawyers, insurance companies, or pharmaceutical products). I feel that, in the U.S., commercials devote more time to providing information than to entertainment.
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  23525. There is litterly an entire front commercial telling you what is on the "top" of the truck mate ! How did you miss that ? :P
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  23526. G,day Ian The Redex durability trials of the 50s are something to see, Gelignite Jack Murray throughing Explosives out the window !!!!! All the best Bluey
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  23527. Thank you Scotty blows up my YouTube but I love dodge and mopar cars I own an avenger myself
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  23528. Well said
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  23529. Walk down to The Dipper, climb a tree and as the cars come around the bend and down into it, you'll be looking right into the drivers eyes. Bathurst, what can I say "The greatest race on earth" So many great spots around the track for excitement. Hells Bend is a must for the start of the race and then with drink in hand, go off in search for an exciting spot to sit or stand. V8 Supercars are nothing like your Nascar although I have not long ago started watching Nascar and wow, when those guys crash they take so many with them. I guess it would be fair to say, Nascar you go to watch for the crashes, V8 Supercars you go to watch for the skill and once upon a time is was for who had the better car Holden or Ford.
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  23530. Love the Happy new year picture go Emma! She is so adorable. The Hats looking good on you guys. As someone said below snickers are nice when been in fridge and it is chewy and hard. Though haven't had the white chocolate one; white chocolate is not my favourite but may have to try it now!! You use to get almond not sure now, probably not my favourite almond chocolate/confectionary. I can't eat kitkat as I cannot eat wheat, but use to love them. In Australia nougat is pronounced nou "noo" gat is pronounced "gar" 'noogar'. The word comes from french where T's aren't always pronounced like in Margot. Though not sure why we emphasis a 'r" sound when there is none!
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  23531. this proves once again how much you are loved all over the world, must be cool to have friends all over...... you need to do a rode trip in Australia and Europe
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  23532. Very disappointed that you would ignore politics, it's an incredibly important subject to touch on. Only way things can improve is if enough people pay attention and vote accordingly.
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  23533. I'm in England and I've had it hailing when it was sunny out. I suspect Mars just didn't think it through fully with the Pods... obviously Mars and Twix are different... but the main difference is the biscuit in the Twix and the form they come in. if you make them the same shape with biscuit... they're gonna be pretty much the same. I suspect they just didn't consider that when making them. And you know there'll be people who swear by one or the other, so they can't really just stop one of them. Or just they felt like they had to have Pods for both... I can easily imagine either scenario.
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  23534. That Holden Barina is in fact a car from Korean manufacturer Daewoo. It was known as the Daewoo Matiz, later Chevrolet Matiz in Europe.
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  23535. From Scotland but have lived in Australia over 20 years. Initially the whole "overtaking on the left" thing had me outraged... yeah, I've found myself doing it now. Bad. Bad man.  I'm also not a fan of hardware stores (I'm totally not a DIY guy) BUT when I have to go to Bunnings, coming out and having a sausage sizzle is a good compensation. 👍
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  23536. Sorta reminds me of Mansfield.. every time I go there I get the feeling like duelling banjos are going to play out!
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  23537. Strategy (safety play) is a huge part in snooker. It's not all 147s every frame lol
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  23538. yes its crazy , love ur reaction keep it up from canada 😁
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  23539. A long time ago I have seen other videos from racing teams playing their national anthems. I think there was one of an Indy car that even played Danger Zone from Top Gun.
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  23540. Never seen it here in Iceland. I am not really into motorsports - and maybe they do it in the eastern or northern region - but most sites are environmentally protected so you cannot just drive up a hill here. (also, you have to take care of the elves!)
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  23541. A posthumous award for the Heavenly tier. A discontinued product. [sniff, cry] The Sunnyboy. It was a flavoured ice block in a tetrahedral package shape. On a hot day you could suck on one for ages. They were big. I used to help feed animals on a farm. As a thankyou the farmer had a freezer of Sunnyboys and you could take one. Why they were zonked I do not know. Bad marketing? Anyway, a special RIP heavenly award to The legendary Sunnyboy Ice block. Heavenly!
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  23542. Ian You and the Family need to get to Bathurst cheers Mick, the XT is a great piece off Machinery sounds Tuff.
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  23543. Hey from Sydney! Nice videos dude
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  23544. The 9000 RPM for the Escorts sound about right. They most likely got one or the other Cosworth-tuned engine under the bonnet, and those are built to last (if you keep up with the maintenance schedule).
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  23545. Do you know the meaning of UNIMOG? It means "UNIversalMOtorGerät" = in English: universal motor tool :) DOKA = Doppel Kabine = double cabin
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  23546. Unrelated: that #15 diecast in the background, what is that? It looks familiar, but… not quite there yet. Something JDM, stock touring car, maybe an early Celica Supra? Or a Mits Starion rallycar? Neh. I dunno
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  23547. only a few years ago I learned lightning can go up, from the earth and up from clouds, it's freaking wild. Had a thermometer crack due to heat outside, glad I wasn't near it, don't know how much mercury they use in em these days but glad I wasn't around.
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  23548. Yeah, really powerful. Look up rugby league, or rugby union when New Zealand plays against Australia, coz they do really good haka, against Australia. Tonga and Samoa also do the Haka as well. Too cool champion 👍
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  23549. They even drive in the fog up to 80 miles per hour relying only on the co-driver's notes, that's how skilled these drivers are.
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  23550. Hi mate, I'm Dutch and love ""Slimpie - 0% Sugar , Sinaasappel smaak siroop"" (sugar free Orange flavor syrup/ concentrate (from 650 ml of syrup up to 39 glasses of nice refreshing soda/ drink)) just add flat or sparkling water. If you can find this do check it out, it comes in more flavors than just the OJ variant I absolutely love it. I'm a diabetic type 2 and it is right up my ally.
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  23551. The CyberTruck for sure. The futuristic styling, and the stainless bulletproof body wins me over. Plus Tesla is on the forefront of self driving and constant over the air updates and upgrades. The only cons are Teslas insistence on doing in house repairs only, and not selling parts to the public.
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  23552. Yeah, we had Opels for only about a year around 2012. What wasn’t sold when they closed up were rebadged as Holdens.
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  23553. We like Handball too in France, and we're pretty good... 😁🇫🇷
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  23554. The Thogden VLOGs are great. I hope you've watched the whole one incl. the thunderstorm and the lightnings. It was pretty impressive :face-blue-wide-eyes:
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  23555. M8 Love your work
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  23556. The key to the capability of the Fortuner is that it is technicaly a Hilux truck with a roofed bed. Although they don't look like it but I own one and believe me these are tanks or more like work mules as we call them here. I guess less technology = more miles 😆.
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  23557. Boy you guys are really set for Halloween about the next ten years. Love your post and your family. It’s ok if you dontlikeIced VOVO BISCUITS they were popular when I was a kid. ( I’m 64 now ) musk sticks are an acquired taste. Kinda like eating perfume!!! Keep your Tim Tams in the fridge. Love Tina NEILSEN.🤟🏽♥️🇺🇸🇦🇺❤️ps your wife and kids are adorable.
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  23558. The track would change every lap on a sunny day. The shadows would move and track would change temperature and grip levels would change..
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  23559. I knew the person who did the artwork for those bush baby books. The bush tucker man is awesome.
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  23560. Those lil things are so cute and adorable. Beautiful books. They are very talented.
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  23561. Hey man much love! Just got woken up by a small earthquake in Melbourne
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  23562. Your a farkin' legend Ian, the true Aussie spirit right there, no frills generosity. LOVE YA WORK GUYS 💚🇦🇺👍👍
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  23563. oh yes, Superbowl: E-A-G-L-E-S Eagles! 😆 Cool commercials you found there.
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  23564. i had prety much always played with pneumo brakes and almost always did rear parking, but i was also stumped when i saw in this video low brake presure warning lol. aparently i never had drained brake presure that much and didn't even knew what that could even happen ingame. i have bit more than 400 hours in euro truck sim 2
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  23565. He made it seem like he wasn't even really pushing the car, like he was short shifting and only going 9/10ths but 15/10ths for a regular person. 😍
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  23566. Love NZ, beautifull place, i have a heap of mates over there, so when not in pandemic, i try and get over there about twice a year.
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  23567. May love, peace and happiness accompany you and your loved ones this Christmas and throughout the coming New Year! Merry Christmas Beautiful is the joy of Christmas, warm are the thoughts of loved ones. May peace, love and happiness surround us all today! Merry Christmas!
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  23568. With all those trees and the drop off at the top of the mountain if you made a mistake it was going to be balls in your throat scary. 🤓😁👍💪🇦🇺
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  23569. Thank you very much for this video🇺🇦
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  23570. There are plenty of highlight packages which should give you an idea of the game more generally. Here is a recent game from Australia to start, and a great reaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbH7y__jkDY A cricket ball is leather over a cork centre. It is slightly larger and slightly heavier than a baseball. Most bowls in cricket are bouncing, and it is generally considered bad to deliver a full toss. Also a full toss that would continue over the height of the stumps is a no ball, essentially a foul. For a no ball ( which can also occur if a bowler steps over the crease while bowling, or throws the ball), the ball is replayed, and the batting team gets a run added to their total. Any runs scored off the no ball also count, and a batsman cannot get out on a no ball. That last set of balls from Lyon - Nathan Lyon is an off-spin bowler. He doesn't bowl as fast, but he turns the ball off the pitch. Much like Shane Warne, only Warne was a leg-spinner. The main difference is the direction the ball spins. Here, the deliveries from the machine were going left to right, Warne typically spun it right to left. In regards to the scoring - the score shows two parts: runs and wickets. I most parts of the world, the score is shown as runs scored by the batting team, followed by wickets taking for the bowling team. So a score of 100/2 is 100 runs, 2 wickets lost. For some reason, in Australia this is reversed, so wickets are shown first (so the score above would be 2/100). These guys were scoring themselves based on how well they hit it and how many runs they might be expected to get, compared to times they would have got out. You can hear them say things like they've nicked it (hit with the edge of the bat) to the wicketkeeper, or hit it to a fielder, or been stumped.
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  23571. Hey mate, straight back at you and your wonderful family! Have a great day brother and see ya when you have time to truly enjoy an Aussie holiday. No need for accommodation as their are thousands of homes open for you and the family to stay for free! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours, stay safe and stay blessed.🇦🇺👍🏻👍🏻😘
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  23572. You are going to love those double coat tim tams.
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  23573. The Save Australia stuff was an anti-vaxxer movement. They think we are being oppressed by a dictatorship. It's a big joke really. 😆😆😆😆 We don't need saving.
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  23574. so glad you said handbrake lol, not ebrake, which makes no sense as it's the last thing you want to grab in an emergency.. pretty sure it's the antiroll adjuster.
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  23575. The coins should go straight to the pool room.
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  23576. if i was to sale my 2017 power wagon only to buy the new TRX
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  23577. I started drooling watching you guys eating the sausage rolls. ❤
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  23578. If you can check out Bondi Rescue a TV series here in Oz which shows the Lifeguards and the rescues they make on Bondi Beach ( A Christmas Day ) episode is always good
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  23579. Being such an old clip the audio is terrible too. Not saying it wasnt awesome. Haven’t seen one with LM but newer F40 clips show they have much more turbo noise than this. But still have the awesome engine sound. I can only imagine an LM with bigger turbos and open exhaust and intakes would sound even better.
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  23580. When 8 sounds like 10, wow :) and congrats on 100000 subscribers.
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  23581. Huge shout out to Leanne🇦🇺🇦🇺,,,,,you ,,,Leanne are a bloody ledgend
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  23582. I ride that road a bit. Many tight turns. Not ideal for a truck and trailer for sure.
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  23583. Mooi man, zoals het in ons land gaat. Tractor and Truck pulling. 🇳🇱
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  23584. You did very well IWrocker. There were a few trick questions. I prolly wouldn't have so many questions correct about the US. Well done 👍👍
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  23585. I'm one of the commentators. Haha
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  23586. Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unimog_419 , the US actually had quite a few ( >2000 ) Unimogs as "combat engineering vehicles". Although they would be very old by now since production only lasted until 1991.
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  23587. Welcome back!!!!!
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  23588. Team chicken for the twisties lol
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  23589. Bathurst is a regional town in NSW. Nearest big city is Sydney.
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  23590. cool video :) impressed by your aussieness lol
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  23591. Check out Peter Brock and Larry Perkins in the top ten shootout 1991. The two Mobil VN Commodore's literally scream around Bathurst. Put your headphones on and enjoy,they sound amazing. I happen to own a 1989 VN SS Commodore and still drive it daily.
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  23592. Haha, I think those are funn(y)....as a German I like watching the World trying German snacks I'd say 7,5-8 times USAmericans either think our "candy" is "cereal" (not to asay we do not have sweet cereal, we do too) and "should be better eaten with milk or they complain about it being "chewy" and while I do partically agree on that...am wondering if 90% of "Sweets& Candies" have the consistent of pudding over there. :D And I have to say NO THANKS to Dr. Pepper, Marshmallow cream as well (not sure if it is because there is less dirrhea ingrained here then over there and they might taste better OG to be fair) or if it is the mystery of the tastebudds :D But that's not purley an USA inspired thing I can't stand After Eights and Irn Bru either (sorry England & Scotland still love you 2) :D
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  23593. The screwdriver thing is 100%. I'm always losing those. Lol
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  23594. Hello Sir, maybe most rare Tatra product so far is this train, that was built in 1936 as 2 exemplares in total. Sorry no english... :) https://youtu.be/AIYfb12SVZg?t=528
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  23595. Italians do some great beers. They're often a bit lighter than other European varieties while still having taste to them, nice with food and for sauna and summer days. Peroni, Birra Moretti, Angelo Poretti, Forst... Easy to chug way too much. They also have this dessert called "birramisu", which is a tiramisu made with beer. Very tasty.
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  23596. Hi Ian Sumernats is held in Canberra every year and that's the main street they are driving down..no skyscrapers we have a building height restriction but we have a ton of trees and are known as the bush capital.. and yes we definitely have kangaroos in the suburbs.
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  23597. Good to see people happy. Cheers
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  23598. Check the kangaroo pouch that someone sent you , sometimes they are made from the kangaroos scrotum, no joke .
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  23599. Im sure the San Diego zoo has koalas and kangaroos, unlike china we didn't stop zoos from importing, actually golden gate park has Australian eucalyptus trees.
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  23600. @1:50 Wow, for some reason you got it exactly right, even though the video is not just misleading but wrong in how they phrased it. You'll still get punished for everything else, e.g. if you need to destroy something or attack somebody whilst breaking out of prison.
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  23601. Australia is almost always the hottest place in the world for Christmas day.
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  23602. ANZ = a bank in Australia and New Zealand ( their just a major sponsor of netball ) ANZ literally stands for Australia & New Zealand lol
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  23603. Thx IWRocker nothing left to say except love and Fortuna for the Chanel
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  23604. Happy birthday 🥳🎂
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  23605. The houses you’re showing are the same in Perth. Perth houses are very modern and beautifully designed. We also have many two story modern houses all over Perth as well.
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  23606. Hahahahahaha! No, Ian. Nice try, though, pal. Love your enthusiasm! You: "Gooddarr-y mayrrit. Eert's Iarrn" is G'day, mate. It's Ian". Lose the "r"s. Americans add the letter "r" (or several of them) to almost every word. That's how we can fake a yank accent better, just by adding "r"s to everything. Have another go, but drop the "r"s.
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  23607.  @IWrocker  I do voiceover work for businesses in Australia and other countries, including the U.S. It's so easy to fake an American accent, just by (mainly) adding "R"s to most words. You appear to be a great guy, and yes, your attempt was pretty damn funny. Always enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work! Cheers.
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  23608. In my Melbourne experience the bins from adjoining local government area s have different bin colour codes. Maybe to stop local theft or bin companies making mistakes. If a big block of flats had a big dumpster then who handles such a big thing to put it out? More manageable with each flat having its own bin. Must hang out on the next garbage collection morning to see what trucks they use. Garbage day varies within a local government area so that the task is spread over the working week.
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  23609. That thing sounds mean! Makes me want to straight pipe my 6.7 Cummins. Quiet sucks.
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  23610. I'm not a car guy at all .. and i'm not one for too loud machines overall... But heck, i love me a good diesel enginge powering trough stuff with lots of torque.... Yeah man... Nobody can call you crazy on _that_. ;)
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  23611. Another great show cheers mate Neil 🤠🤠🤠
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  23612. Congratulations mate! I’m expecting my 2nd daughter in 2 weeks, this only excites me more!
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  23613. Tops. Don't listen to the naysayers RE butter :) . Sure butter is butter but I would guess our butter tastes different. Best wishes to you and fam.
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  23614. I had people I know over from Perth when this was on in 2019. They allowed me to drive as I knew how to get around & where I could drop them off so they could walk around a bit. Great time for Sydney & the tourism it brings into the city.
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  23615. This weekend it s Ypres rally Belguim narrow tarmac roads... much trobbels for the Fins ...Rovanpera crashed his Toyota yesterday...check it out ...greetings from Belguim
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  23616. Great to see your misses and kids in your videos . I think a lot of people here in Oz find you more down to earth than most Americans we see on telly . Keep up the good work .
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  23617. Nice video. You recently gave Czechvar/Budweiser Budvar 8 points in one episode and now you are Okocim O.K. Beer with 9 points. I wonder what you think Okocim was better at? And one more question, will you be doing a video on Czech beer as well?
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  23618. Isn't the spaceship from Pitch Black movie with Vin Diesel? I re-watched the movie just yesterday and it looks very familiar. Great movie, btw.
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  23619. In Tallinn in main streets are bus lines where can drive buses and taxi + emergeny like ambulance vans , firefighters truck and police = it help a lot because buses not ar that much = every 3 until 10 minutes and then emergeny vehicles ride on city 120km/h ( 75 mph ).
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  23620. Hi! Thank you for the honest reaction. A comment, though: Real estate comprises the building [house] AND the land. What keeps or increases in value is the land and the rights attached or part of that land, not the building on top of it [unless it is a sanctioned building of a cultural, architectural or historical value]. That is the reason why even if houses [the building] in Japan loose value over time, the real estate [the deed/the ownership] does not.
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  23621.  @akama336  Hi, thank you for that very kind answer. It is a bit of a convoluted/complicated situation. Overall, the value of that historical or landmark building will really depend on how it has been maintained. If the property has been neglected or heavily changed, then it decreases in value [which oftentimes happens]. Worlwide, planning regulations for landmarks require owners to keep the building as it was originally intended, or if it has a remarkable extension, to keep it as well. The phenomena you are talking about happens all around the world [landmark constructions loosing value because the building needs expensive restoration], and specifically, when a new owner wants to change the use of that building, they find out that they need to spend a lot of money putting original materials and getting it up to code. However, if the historical building has been properly maintained, it keeps and rises in value. That is very true for public use buildings [hotels, office buildings, churches, and so on], where having the appeal of a historical landmark warrants a certain appeal for customers. Inditex [owner of Zara] is famous for buying the best city centre landmarks for that very reason: the capacity of a historical building to attract customers. Hope it helps
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  23622. Very entertaining. 😅
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  23623. Technologically amazing but overall, a lot of money spent for not much of a result. I suppose people pay to see it do not much, so everything is ok then. Japan, uniquely talented but maybe a tad wasteful?
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  23624.  @marekvojta9648  The glass for drinking pale lager (for other types of beer it doesn't play such a role) must be CLEAN (no dust or grease), COLD (ideally a little colder than the beer - to maintain its temperature) and WET (a dry glass dissloves the foam and spoils the aroma). IWrocker broke all three rules, but he is begginer and since he still liked it, let's forgive him... 😉😂👍
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  23625. I keep waiting for a shout out to you Aunt Ann, a true follower of the IWrocker. Great video but I miss Dani. PS.. you are like a walking talking Encyclopedia . :)
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  23626. 6:48 The Nibiru, Flat Earth, and alien invasion conspiracy theorists will LOVE that image.
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  23627. At 11:46. That looks to me to be the rare Australian Leyland P76 V8. Should try to find a link on them and one of the ten coupe versions made. https://youtu.be/S21P9n2RoBE A lot of this vid a bit short and dark to tell.
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  23628. We're going 4 banging👍🇦🇺🇺🇲
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  23629. when you see sugar cane you know you're at the northern tip of nsw up to north qld
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  23630. Check the Minties wrappers for funny cartoons. There's also a fun game that Aussie kids play where you try to tear the wrapper into one long string (kinda like peeling an apple in one spiral), to see who can make theirs the longest. Classic road-trip snack/activity :)
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  23631. Thanks for showing the summernats it's is were I used to live in CANBERRA ( A.C.T.) people keep baging the crap out of it , being an x A.C.T. boy . Good vid Ian mate 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  23632. you most definitely said brisbane the right way my guy for someone who lives there spot on mate
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  23633. I kinda remember that. I was 14. Can definitely remember when it was being built and watching Auscar and the HQ's. Robin Best who was racing in that sounds familiar. I think I watched him lots of times in Tassie racing Sprint Cars?
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  23634. Hell ya. Dope topic dude. Kinda thinking about turning my E90 328i xDrive into a rally themed build. Live in NE Wisconsin so normally we get smoked with snow. Really wanted a Golf R or RS3 but they were out of my budget at the time.... Only had the money from a totaled MK7 GTI Sport (LSD, no sunroof, bigger brakes, lighting package) to work with). Figured I'd go coilovers, OZ Rallys, bigger brakes, hydro handbrake, headers, exhaust, intake, and a tune. Figured it'd be a comfy daily that is fun in Wisconsin winters and be totally unique.
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  23635. The blue rocks possibly olivine rocks from the volcano bomb rocks usually can find crystals in olivine if it is Olivine
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  23636. Haha! Loved the Supercheap Ad that slipped in there while watching your practice run ✌🏼
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  23637. I think we are the only country that eats the animal's on our coat of arms
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  23638. It will be a crazy time of day for you mate. Typically a 10:30 - 11:30 start, but this year they want it to go later for the TV stations, so it could be as late as 12pm AEDT start. Dunno what time that is for u, but when we watch Indy and NASCAR, its usually 3 - 8 am ish so good luck and rest up the week b4
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  23639. No that's a bad idea. Sydney is an expensive destination to visit. You're best bet is travel to Brisbane, then that gives you the option of traveling between Sunshine coast or Gold coast for holiday destinations and you can go to movie world, dream world or sea world which is 35 minutes out from Brisbane. You can also visit Steve Irwin's zoo 45 minutes out from Brisbane. Then you can head off to Canberra for the museums, political buildings or heritage listings, and then drive to Sydney for a final stop over. I mention Sydney as an afterthought because you wouldn't want to stay there too long since it's expensive. Besides, there are better beaches in Queensland than NSW.
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  23640. Thanks mate 👍
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  23641. Will subscribe shortly. You should check out the cradle mountain national Park in Tassie. You will be astounded.
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  23642.  @TheHolidayHunter  thanks.
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  23643. 250 000 USD roughly.
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  23644. Omg! Hiii Sydney! What a cutie. Wasn't expecting an Aussie connection first name! But how perfect, all things considered 🥺🥰. I've always loved that name for a girl too. And some day I'm sure little Sydney will visit Sydney! Congratulations to you all ❤️
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  23645. Had the same reaction, when I first saw the add. VB is my fav beer.
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  23646. could need a test of my vocabulary from time to time... video ALF Aerosol - Fire Truck (Löschfahrzeig "Extinguishing (pain to type...) Vehicle") The Aerosol Fire Truck - short ALF but exhaust/smoke or turbo extinguisher is a fire truck that disperses water and with high pressure / over long distances up to 120 m blows it into a source of fire to extinguish a fire or bind(?) out of the air for that can in the exhaust of the 2 movable streamturbines water or extinguishing foam be added bot turbines are on a 180° rotation platform - can be moved 45° up and 10° down the tasks are i.e.fast and intensive fire fighting at giant fires, fire fighting at chemical plants, binding(?) of toxic gases and fumes, cooling of objects in danger of catching fire, airing/cooling of tunnels the turbo extinguisher of the factory/plant fire brigade of Evonik industries in Rheinfelden Baden is on a chassis from man - the installations from dicosy (?) part of the equipment - 2 steel turbines with 6000 PS each, pump 8000 L / minute, extinguishing foam "add-er" with 2000 L foam on board mainly the water supply through "A type hoses" and than through 4 hollow jet pipes in the exhaust stream injected controlled form the control center int he car or through remote control depending on the wind the water aerol can be carried acros long distances ear protection is mandatory cause "the deployment turns into an airport" the turbines cant only be powered by kerosene but with other fuels like petroleum too the tank suffices for 1 hour runtime but can be fueled from the outside and run this way continuously without break our mascot for the deployments is like the alien of the same name ALF video Einsatzfahrzeuge emergency vehicles (rough translations/commentary added if no english counterpart (normed DIN 14507,14530) Kommandowagen (KdoW 10) "command car" for the mobile leadership of the deployment (small tasks) Einsatzleitzwagen (ELW 11) "command car for bigger tasks Werkstattwagen (17) - repair-shop car Mannschaftstransportwagen (MTW 19) - personal transporter Hilfeleistungsfahrzeug (HLF 44) - car with technical equipment like jackhammer, generators, ladders, respiratory protection surveillance equipment, chemical hazard suits, etc.......... depending on type/job Universallöschfahrzeug (ULF 29/1) - "universally extinguisher" Universallöschfahrzeug (ULF 29/2) - "universally extinguisher" Wechselladerfahrzeig (WLF 65/1) - transporter for specialized container for situations with toxix substances etc... Abrollbehälter Gefahrgut (AB-GG) customizable container with equipment for dealing with hazardous substances Wechselladerfahrzeig (WLF 65/2) - transporter for specialized container for situations with toxix substances etc... Abrollbehälter Trockenlöschmittel (AB-Tro) "fire entinguishing powder" Aerosollöschfahrzeig (ALF 70) - see previous video GW Logigistik (GW L1/74) - gw logistics Rettungswagen (RTW 83) - ambulance E-SMART Werkschutz - plant/factory security last video evonik Zikun Turbolöscher (turbo extinguisher from zikun) not much to translate - maybe the specs at the end but mostly numbers/self explaining ************************** not as bad as I expected but yeah my vocabulary needs some more refreshing (and I much for time for it...) mfg Olli
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  23647. Cheers buddy. Have a great Thanks Giving from Australia. :)
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  23648. The little Ute is not the one i am about to mention. But look up Susuki Mighty boy. One my daughter has. So tiny. She parked it next to a Ford 150. HAHA. Could use it to step up into the Ford. Basically a Esky on Wheels.
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  23649. He died in a replica of a Cobra Daytona Coupe as originally designed by American Peter Brock. How spooky is that. Search Pete Brock Cobra Daytona on Youtube.
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  23650. There was a show from Australia that covered mega moves that was cool one to watch
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  23651. Just another day in the Top End . Some bloke catching snails with a small fishing rod .
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  23652. They have them at jewel as well and they carry more flavors!
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  23653. The conception of this thing is extremely puristic. :-) There are just a few requirements made: - non armored military mule - offroad-go-anywhere - function only, no comfort - as tiny as possible for transportation by airplane or... idk... inside of a standard industrial container or stuff like that. But these 4 goals were put to the ultimate limit one could possibly imagine!!! <3 Difference to the UniMog - the Unimog is made as a multipurpose working vehicle. A tractor. The beast isn't just meant to go anywhere, it's meant to stay there and do some serious amount of work. The Pinzgauer hadn't to do that. It only had to arive whereever you wanted to go. Their only shared job is to go offroad by any means. :o) One could compare it to Leatherman vs. Opinel. Both were made to be foldable and to cut, but the leatherman does so much more.
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  23654. Brilliant name for your man cave…
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  23655. I have Cue Club 2 - get a community tournament going, see how well you do 😂
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  23656. Wets are basically used solely for clearing water and if mandated by the FIA. The performance difference between wets and inters is massive, something like 4 seconds. Just has to be dry enough to be used, check the lastest race in Japan for what I mean, they started on wets and when available they dived into the pits for inters. I can't remember the pressures and if they change race to race, but after checking it was 27psi front and 22psi rear, which is quite high. This was 2020, so the new tyres might be slightly different but not massively I don't think.
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  23657. Pagani Huayra R this. As always good stuff but I do prefer your car sound reactions
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  23658. Hi , I passed my driving test there, honestly very simple .
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  23659. Not for me. I’ll gladly stick with my Power Wagon. Friends don’t let friends drive bow ties!
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  23660. Awesome 😎
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  23661. Wow!!!!! that Organ mountain range is absolutely stunning. Just beautiful
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  23662. QLD ❤️
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  23663. Great video, mate! Cheers.
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  23664. My father saw some near Longreach in central Queensland. There are too many reports of them over a long period of time to not be *something*. Maybe it's a concentration of the sun's energy bent through our atmosphere. That's only a guess, but it's definitely interesting.
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  23665. 12:40 in it i an Audi think they are could 4000 in USA and Europa 80. In Sweden we have a lot of Volvo 940 rally cars´. Here is a movie with Johan Kastenman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEsghTzv1Wk
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  23666. A lot of these style buses u would think are too heavy easily able to tip but they actually have a very good lower center of gravity look up vids of them on tracks u would be surprised
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  23667. Crikey! .... Now I know what it's like to "sh@t bricks"! : )
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  23668. Bundaberg Rum & Cola or Bundy as it's called in Australia it's made in the same place as the Ginger beer you got in a town called Bundaberg in Queensland Australia & has been my drink of choice for 32 year's it's as Aussie as you will get, you really need to have a few Bundy's Ian but be careful it can make people pretty loose if they don't know how to handle it 😉
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  23669. Excellent video Ian.! Im with you I was a huge F1 Fan but now I'd prefer to watch the V8s or rally or touring cars I don't know much about La Mans 24 hour except it's on this weekend 11/12 June 2022 and 1955 was the year of that awful accident ending the life of over 80 spectators and injuring another 178! Awful and sad 😥
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  23670. Hey Ian, you should have a look at Indy Cars racing at the Gold Coast circuit back in the '90s
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  23671. @IWrocker, prawns are shrimp, and shrimp are prawns, but yabbies aren't! 😂😂 Fun Fact: The Paul Hogan commercial (ad) where he says "Put (or chuck) another shrimp on the barbie" was originally made with him calling them prawns, but as the commercial (ad) was generally made for the American audience, the American Tourist Board (or whatever they're called) didn't think Americans would know what prawns are, and requested the commercial be re-shot with him calling them shrimp instead. As the commercial (ad) was played here too.......a LOT......shrimp caught on here too, so some call them shrimp while others still call them prawns, and some don't care and call them by either name.
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  23672. But you really need to get ya hands on some Bundaburg Rum 👌 a staple for any growing aussie 😂
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  23673. Crisps is more British, we call them chips, these are corn chips, to differentiate cc’s and Doritos
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  23674. This is more of a list of Australian animals which used to be exist rather than ones that still exist.
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  23675. Always gets me emotional and teary watching the Haka and nqs why but it's powerfully emotional. The Haka at the All Blacks star Jonah Lomu's funeral was brilliant as are Rugby league and Union ones. Your wife has a lovely voice btw 🤗
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  23676. Watching you react to Bathurst. Almost makes me like it. It was on our TV and we only had to open the windows to have the noise in stereo.
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  23677. Congrats man! Love your content! :trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  23678. Good morning from adeliade its 3.30am and 32 degrees on the way to 43 degrees and your wearing a beanie
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  23679. a I will admit I kept the straight face only cause I was pigging out on Homebrand MIlk Chocolate and Almonds They are the best in my eyes!
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  23680. Merry X-Mas to you all! It`s called BUTTER-Spekulatius, because there is a lot of butter in it..😁
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  23681. I have attended 3 F1 races in the v10 era. After the races, I would go back home with a huge grin and a temporary tinnitus! Lol. Nothing can beat the experience of hearing the cars coming closer and closer. It was both scary and exhilarating at the same time. From where I was seated I may not able to see the cars yet but I knew they were coming. The crescendo just builds and builds with every gear change. The engine roar got louder and louder as they come nearer and nearer. And when the cars drove by, my ears, heck my entire body, were assaulted by the sound from the V10s. It was not only deafening loud, it was also very visceral. That sensation of sound is sadly something that no audio recording can ever record or replicate. One of the F1 race I attended (Sepang, Malaysia) I was seated at the grand stand. As a pre race show, a Malaysian Air Force pilot with a Mig 29 Fulcrum did a low fly by along the main straight and did a vertical climb at the end of the straight. The sound of that jet shook the entire grand stand that I was on. Jet engines and F1 V10s; best day of my life. Ian, here's a suggestion. Search for F-111 dump and burn Brisbane River Fire videos. Unfortunately, like the V10s; we will never get to experience dump and burn over Brisbane ever again. F-111 was the only aircraft that can do this and has long been decommissioned by the RAAF.
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  23682. I have never driven a Peugeot myself. I have owned an Opel Corsa 1.2 with a canvas sunroof. And then a Nissan Micra 1.3 SRI (SRI, in red) for just over 8 years. And my father-in-law was head of maintenance. At our local Nissan dealer. Some extras had been done. The second best car I've owned.
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  23683. I recommended that you take a look at the f-duct in one of your earlier videos. Just by chance I came across a new video by Driver61 that explains it pretty well. The video is maybe kind of long, but it is a good watch even if you don't make a video of it.
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  23684. Holden by the way was over a 100 yrs old as they started coach building in the 1860's an why alot of the imported chev's , bedford's , pontiac etc had bodied by holden badge on them .
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  23685. Both the nascar and v8 supercar are super fast but look boring. The production car looks more unsettled and fun to watch. I wish for a more beefy engined production car, roll cage and race tyre formula just like the big banger group C era.
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  23686. Merry christmas to you all
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  23687. Pro tip: dip the butter spelulatius in a glass of milk.
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  23688. Man if you like those adrenaline rushes, just check Mr. Keiichi Tsuchyia driving his 86 on a touge run
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  23689. CALLED IT
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  23690. Bundy, local to me🤠
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  23691. As a kid rallying was my favourite, I was amazed at the cars literally flying through a forest at insane speeds, tree lined tracks flat out, also loved watching cars at hairpins. My favourite motorsport. Greetings from Scotland. Subbed.
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  23692. Go to mchenry food truck fest
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  23693. some rare moments, in the Malaysian GP race stopped due to heavy rain. somehow KIMI changed his clothes very quickly and started to eat ice cream in the ferrari garage.
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  23694. This is prime reaction footage for me 😎 Im most interested in how people from overseas think about our everyday just streets and signs
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  23695. 5:30 drive through bank, only in America !😂
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  23696. the street map is only showing sealed roads. not that there's a lot of roads in central australia but there is major gravel highways as well as 4wd tracks crossing deserts etc.
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  23697. He did motorbike hill climbs a couple of weeks ago 👍
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  23698. My team the mighty Melbourne Storm had 19 wins in a row this season 💪
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  23699. How do you like the new cars..aren't they awesome??
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  23700. there's a new video that will be right up your alley Ian it's called "more than hoons, 100yrs of newcastle motorsport" it covers the history of motorsport culture in newcastle australia, speedway, hill climb, street racing, supermoto, v8 supercars. you'll love it.
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  23701. Goes to show you don't need big black trails of smoke to get a truck to get up and boogie
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  23702. Bathurst is usually around October, heading towards Australian summer. If you ever make it downunder, I’m sure their would be a lot of people who gladly have you around. Loving all your videos bro. Stay blessed 👊🏼
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  23703. G-day, Ian! Just letting you know that you should check your letter box 📦
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  23704. Congratulations Ian, could not have come true for a nicer man and family. You know how much your subscribers love and appreciate you but this seals it solidly. Enjoy the moment mate and may 2023 bring you and all of us strength love happiness and a fresh new year to enjoy your videos. Love and Hugs from Australia too you and yours Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖
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  23705. New Zealand is like Canada to America for us.
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  23706. Hey Ian. So, I moved the Front Runner rack off my 80 series Land Cruiser to the ARE shell that I've always had. Put two solar panels on top, built a kinda horseshoe shaped shelf bedrail height that has a pocket on one side for my camp stove and the other side has two chairs. Puma air compressor. ARB fridge in the back, AGM battery dead nuts center against the front of the bed. Of course tools, recovery stuff yada/yada. Went for a recent trip to CA and the AZ strip. Picked up a friend that is a Egr/sales. at DANA. Dude that thing rocked like crazy. Seriously, it was like a drunkin sailor. And I have the CG as low as I can get. I have a Expo1 dual swing rear bumper coming soon, and I know it will just be worse. Did fine off road, shocks still suck, but truck did great. After I get that bumper on Im going to CAT scale and call Thuren and Carli and see what I can figure out. I live down 3 miles of washboard to get to pavement everyday here in AZ, and I want soft, but firm on the road. Probably Kings. Agree that the pumpkins are the Achilles heal of these girls. I'm not going bigger than the 35's though as a DD. Oh, there are the White Knuckle sliders that are heavy. She's going in tomorrow for the transmission interlock recall and a P0456 flag that keeps coming up.
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  23707. A good way to burn them 37
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  23708. Originally just the support vehicles for the racing cars. They become so fast that they give them there own class.
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  23709. You should check out some of the Gold Coast 600 Supercars track and highlights! One of my favourite tracks
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  23710. Well played, hope you can manage to play as well in reality, great commentary and understanding, BTW, the free ball wasn't a correct decision by the computer, but a good simulation overall 👍
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  23711. The weight isn't an issue if you have the power. Stopping is another issue.
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  23712. If ya love the utes you should check out the Australian v8 utes that race similar looking to supercars from what I remember
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  23713. Happy Born Day mate. Cheers for all your videos man.
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  23714. Best video ever! Nice and chill. Greeds from the Netherlands 🇳🇱🔥🍺🔥🇳🇱
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  23715. Honnestly, you're doing quite alright. It's only the language aspect holding you back a bit. You picked Belgium/Luxemburg for an area in Finland, BUT it may as well have been the ardennes, in which case you would have been spot on. Forrested areas are notoriously hard to recognise. 🤘❤️
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  23716. I've never been in a Starbucks, after seeing this I probably never will lol 😆
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  23717. Zenvo is a Danish supercar company. 1000+ horsepower on all their cars :)
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  23718. Fark, 300 for an inhaler 😲😲😲😲 i pay 10 for mine
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  23719. Also you did a great job with the audio, it sounds so much better now thank you so much. 😎👍
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  23720. G'day Ian. At 2:08 , Hey Charger! https://youtu.be/PZdp9Eavi5g And it might had inspired the later US ad : https://youtu.be/LBgWMIhODlI Glad to see the family is safe and well after the tornadoes. House too.
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  23721.  @IWrocker  We love ya man! Keep up the good work!
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  23722. There's one really bizarre one I've seen pop up, although there is hardly any footage of it in action. Sometime in the 90's, one of the entrants for Rally New Zealand used a Mazda 323 that had six wheels. Looked like they needed to take 'backseat driving' literally to drive it because the extra axle was placed behind the original front axle.
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  23723. I have fondness for erdinger dunkel although their weisbier is acceptable as well. Then again hobgoblin gold is quite good, and there are so many good ales and beers from all over the UK. Mostly prefer darker wheat beers myself and also less gassy products as my stomach doesn't like overly gassy stuff.
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  23724. Q U E E N S L A N D
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  23725. nice family mate 👍
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  23726. Really liking this new gaming thing :) Gotta get yourself a steering wheel and pedals!
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  23727. Btw bro at this moment we in Australia have over 50 brands of cars available.
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  23728. Hi Ian, the languages map refers to all the indigenous languages spoken here.
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  23729. You’ll need to watch the Indians pulling trailers with farm tractors usually seriously overloaded with drawbars too high and traffic passing on both sides
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  23730. If you want to see more Austrian mountains check out some videos of the Silvretta Hochalpenstraße.
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  23731. This is my favorit F1 car. Getting goosebumps everytime I see it at a hill climb.
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  23732. I work at Pig Minds Brewing Co. in Machesney Park. We’re a vegan restaurant and we brew some awesome beer. If you haven’t already been there, come in sometime with the power wagon.
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  23733. we do have American utes or well as you'd call them trucks like the F150's, Silverado's and others but they're pretty hard to come by or rare to see (Silverado's to us are gigantic)
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  23734. At the Bathurst race they change brake pads at different intervals during pitstops. I reckon Top Fuel Dragsters and Nitro Funny car pit crews are up there on the list too.
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  23735. You should check out some videos of classic catches. Particularly ones taken in the slips cordon. As you noticed they weren't using real cricket balls which without the seam the ball isn't going to deviat once it pitches on the wicket. Also a turf wicket can have sizeable cracks in them which bowlers will aim for as this can affect the balls direction and bounce making it even harder for batsmen to play the ball.
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  23736. Kudos to you man. I worked in a few places over the years. Driving a forklift was always a part of it. Even did a couple of months in the outdoor timber section of a Bunnings. It really is a small world (so to to speak). Cheers and best wishes to the fam.
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  23737. Ill let my kids lose in these houses and drop the value instantly they could tear these houses up in minutes
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  23738. Geez, the Red Belly in the car had me goin', Ian! What fun, eh! Not. That's probably up in Queensland. It's another planet. I live in Melbourne. I'm not moving. 😕
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  23739. You pay less than 50 dollars for a drivers license in the US? (Mind blown)
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  23740. I like the sparkling water from Denmark better that the ones I’ve had in Spain. But all water from Italy taste amazing
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  23741. That's was cool Ian
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  23742. I absolutely loved the old Falcons. Between my brother and I, we owned an XR (I put in a 302W, 5 speed Supra box, and upgraded discs - went like the clappers!), XR ute (V8), 2 XT wagons (6cyl & v8), XW wagon (6cyl 3 on the tree), XW Fairmont (302W), XY (6cyl), XA panel van (V8 302C), Ford 73 LTD (351C), XE panel van (6cyl 4sp), XF wagon (6cyl 4sp), EL wagon (6cyl), BA wagon (6cyl lpg). We used to work on them until I got to a point when things changed and my money went elsewhere. I sold my XY for only $500 in the late 90s. Now it would be worth $20k.
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  23743. When it cut out they did not say (unless I missed it) that in a dry race you have to use a minimum of two compounds in a dry race. In a wet race the choice is open, probably for safety reasons
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  23744. Been there twice, rode across it once, very friendly folks but only a day or two into my trip I worked that if my skin colour was a few shades darker many folks wouldn't have been so friendly to me, to many nut job christians with guns, zombie level homeless folks, christians driving passed them as they drive to their mega church , run down dirty dump I'll never bother going back 😕
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  23745. Its spring where I live and its already 38°C/100°F 😅
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  23746. good attempt, got the lingo, but still got that mid west "yanky" slang
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  23747. Great video guys, I look forward to seeing what you get, almost as much as you, lol. Oh, and a spoonful of Golden Syrup stirred through your porridge (oatmeal) is divine.
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  23748. You need to do a timtim slam!!!!!!!!!!
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  23749. At 2:45 you're very close to getting it. You just need a bit of practice - you need to nail the ANGLE YOU THROW IT AT. 2:45 was very close, that's where you got it 90%
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  23750. Hi Ian, last April as part of our outback holiday we stayed at Ooarro in South Australia, we have a 4x4 that wieghs 3 ton and it was pulled back like the car shown, there is a lot of open cut mines in the area and are iron deposits, that might be why it's magnetic, cheers, mate. I think my eyes were tricked.
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  23751. And Bob Jane was driving for the winning team in the two previous years when the 500 race was at Philip Island. Driving locally assembled Mercedes Benz 220SE and then a Falcon XL.
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  23752. These mountains are a very special thing for me… I grew up a couple hours from there and every time we went to the coast we stopped there and went through this Dreamtime story. Thank you for bringing these memories back!
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  23753. Hahaha u guys trip me out! Too awesome 🤩
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  23754. You should most definitely react to maximum breaks or some really fast gameplay. Usually performed by Ronnie O'Sullivan. Also some trick shots and stuff like that. Sometimes it seems like the balls defies physics 😅 And yeah, the table is huge. Really big sport in UK and lately in China. I love watching snooker. It's highly addictive once you get into it. Very strategic too.
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  23755. Ian I wonder if you’ve noticed that you’re in the Gulf colour scheme. Blue eyes and orange beard. You were born to drive one! Also I own a Gulf orange Porsche. I call it “The Flying Carrot”. And now I STRONGLY suggest you check out the Lancia Stratos.
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  23756. Umm well I'll claim some of the glory cause I told you to put Milo on icecream or roll an icecream cone in Milo yesterday on the fairy bread video 😞
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  23757. G'day Ian, as you were saying th sat these cars were pretty much stock is correct but if you look closely at most cars they still have there licence plates on the cars. At that time a lot of drivers actually drove their cars to the race and hopefully drive them home again. Also on track lack of wall barriers, and some cars did roll down the hill on occasions. The good old days of Bathurst.
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  23758. Looking good Pedro. I love your shirt. Hello to the rest of the family.
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  23759. Good move on the extra-force brake thing. When I first switched to PC from console ("Race 07" so you sim guys will know how long ago it was.. 🤣), I used the old Logitech I'd bought to play GT4 on the Sony PS2. Took me a couple of weeks to learn how not to lock up the brakes. IIRC, I just finally reduced the brake pressure in the setup to what would have been a bad master cylinder on a real car! Oh, and a lot of my SCCA buddies swear by Assetto Corsa. Big modding scene. Cars, tracks, WX, etc. Great vid, Ian!! Man, I can hear the absolute joy in your voice. 😄
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  23760. Looks like you have a big backlog of mail still!. I haven't given up hope for my parcel posted late February.
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  23761. Thank you for understanding and yes, we're still getting some, not as much as when it started, but not complaining lol kinda running out of space in Ian's Pool Room :) thank you though for sharing a piece of your beautiful land Australia with us. ♥♥
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  23762. The kamaz/Red Bull team have some of the fastest support trucks that do the Paris/Dakar faster than many of the other teams rally cars.. also the “world time attack challenge” was just held at Sydney Motorsport park. Cars at WTAC were almost all road registered pedestrian vehicles and have now been modified to push the laws of physics when it comes to power, aero, and traction..
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  23763. Good luck man, I am sure the dealer will fix this for you.
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  23764. This video is so over rated. Statistics show that on average 2 people die each year from snake bites in Australia. The way this video portrays it makes you think that we have thousands of deaths each year, and that just isn't true. In the Pilbara in Western Australia we have the richest and best quality iron ore deposits in the world. The trains that take the ore from the Pilbara to the docks in Darwin have up to 700 wagons and are 7 kilometres long (a pain in the arse if you were waiting at a railway crossing in your car)
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  23765. Tacos should be up there with Jeeps ... when it comes to off-roading .... they go together like Strippers & Restraining Orders 🤨 PowerWagon is a beast .... she uses her girth like an anchor to winch rescue & tackle obstacles... if she can’t climb it, she’ll remove it. Yeah, TFL only touched on a few before they dropped the crawl ratios ... with all the people wanting to go off-road
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  23766. Keep up the great work if you’re looking for more interesting types of racing to learn about you should definitely check out group 5, and super silhouette or just silhouette racing
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  23767. the night runs in forest are one of the best with the one between two fields on uneven roads night time too, incredible moments !
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  23768. You are one of the american,s i respect and the list is short
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  23769. The reason why those V-8 Torana's were such beasts was because they were originally designed and marketed as midsize/compact cars and came standard with 4 & 6 cylinder engines (my first car was a '78 UC Torana with a 3.3L [202ci] inline 6cyl and 4 on the floor). They were reasonably light, nimble and sporty for the time even in standard 6-cyl form. However Aussies being Aussies & all, Holden of course decided to take the 4.2L (253ci) and 5.0L (308ci) V-8's from their full-sized models and then shoehorn them into the tight Torana engine bays, and thus the legendary Torana SS & SL/R was born.
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  23770. 5 Zyl englines sounds magnificent. If it were a V8, it would probably sound different than US cars, because Europeans mostly use flatplane crankshafts and US mostly crossplane, which is why they bubble so nicely. I like that yes. However, flat planes are often used in sports engines, even in the US.
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  23771. You should do a collab with Bruse Wilson And the 2025 Scania he have in USA. :P
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  23772. Congrats on 30K cobber 👏👏👏 Love this, real cars from the best era of Aussie motorsports 💪😤
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  23773. No one had heard of Thunderstorm Asthma until that rare extreme dry windy Thunderstorm event that caused huge amounts of the grass pollen to be swept into the air. People outside allergic to the Rye grass pollen in many cases got severe asthma that overwhelmed the health system and led to I think ten fatalities in those with compromised health.
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  23774. oh dont you look cute in your blue shirt (nanna opinion lol)
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  23775. We have a lot of those trucks over here. Just not very common.
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  23776. Looks like an EJ or EH steering wheel
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  23777. Good on em! I’m def a Holden girl - always have been as far back as I can remember; my dads old Holden embedded in my mind.
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  23778. You like Vegemite your now officially one of the greatest americans alive haha. Try it with a slice of cheese on top the toat too, also a popular combo on hot toast. Also used by many Australian as beef stock too in place of stock cubes. 1 tsp is like one cube.
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  23779. You'll have to check out the BTCC (British Touring Car Championship). They have some really good-looking cars too.
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  23780. Hey dude great reaction loved it, do you know that the last corner of Bathurst is called Murray’s corner after Murray Walker RIP.
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  23781. Back in the 80s my husband and I were driving from Sydney to Brisbane. Unlike today with freeways our trip involved driving along dark Bush roads. It was around 2am in the morning and we seen this orb light in the bush (1/2 mile away). It was like someone was shining a powerful torch toward us. We commented on who would be in the middle of nowhere at this time of night. As a passenger I could see this light clearly beside us. It followed us at the same speed and as the minutes ticked over it got eerier. It continued to follow us for 20-30 minutes and it wasn't until many years later did we hear about the min min light. If I came across one today, I would be in awe but back then in our teens, dark lonely road, surrounded by Bush, it really freaked me out. 🎇😀🇦🇺
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  23782. Very impressive footage! I live in germany, but there are a lot of places in this video i didn't know of.
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  23783. I lol'd. Thanks mate.
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  23784. It's a pity you didn't come to Australia a few years ago. I honestly can't recommend anyone to visit now as we are quickly reverting back to a prison colony with no end in sight, only getting worse by the day. I pray the American people can turn the tide there cause rest assured this is all coming your way too.
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  23785. weird that new mexico spells chilli "chile" like the country.
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  23786. Bacon has to be the worst shapes flavour for mine. The three best are definitely Pizza, Chicken Crimpy, and Barbecue. They tried to change the Pizza and Barbecue flavour and Australians led a boycott of Arnotts until they changed the recipe back because the "new" version was awful. That's why they have "original" on the pack.
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  23787. I live in Queensland but I was born in Sydney, NSW. We bleed blue. I would correct the way you say maroons but I like it pronounced wrong. The Blues won this year and they will win again next year. My youngest son has been here since he was married, in Cairns. On State of Origin nights all of the lights in and on his house are blue. Both of our Countries have British heritage. You used to spell words the same as we did in the British way and we still do. When my first 3 kids were small they went to a testing school where anything new was tested on them before going into all public schools. Which was mostly great and amazing but sometimes weird. Like for 12 weeks I went every morning and my job was to swing kids around by their feet. Roll them down a hill in plastic coloured barrels and other interesting stuff but we never hurt them, they laughed all through it. These children were from the slow learning class and they decided that balance and coordination had a lot to do with learning. They were right and in 12 weeks we had no slow learning class, they all caught up. We loved that school. They also decided when my son was learning to spell it didn’t matter how they spelled a word as long as it sounded like the word. He has 3 grown sons and I still try to correct his spelling. That program was a fail. Most programs were not. Every 2 classrooms from age 5 had a full kitchen inside on the right and a pottery room on the left at the front of their classrooms. The average classroom had 12 students. The Library always played the same music softly in the background because it made kids want to read. I once went to my eldest sons room to pick him up. The kids were all up against the back wall with the furniture and it looked like the teacher was being beaten up by one of the boys. They were rolling around the floor until she heard me ask if I should get help. No, they did that every Friday afternoon. The boys Mother took him to a bus stop when he was 4 and she never came back to get him. He lived with his elderly grandmother and he would get so mad at women he would beat his grandmother up. Since the teacher had started this as part of his therapy he never hurt his grandmother again. After I found out he also had a lot more parents. I love that you shared some of your Country with us. Do the Oregon Mountains actually go through Oregon? Many of us have been there more than once, not where you showed us. I haven’t been there but we are so isolated that we love to travel to other Countries. We also have mostly American and Canadian TV. The Australian content is way higher now since I grew up. We have many of your movies being made in QLD because of the Pandemic. Our first cases of the virus was brought here by Tom Hanks and his wife, plus some crew. Tom has made many movies here and he is so normal. They just started a new movie with Julia Roberts and George Clooney. I think they like not being mobbed here. QLD is still Covid free but our borders will open on Dec 17th. We have a release date and I get to see my children for the first time since it started. I have seen my son in QLD.
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  23788. See here in Aotearoa new zealand is were the men are men and the sheep are TERRIFIED
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  23789. there is another reaction channel (Highly Combustible Reacts) doing reactions to Dutch volunteers firefighters in the Dutch town of Lunteren could be a fun reaction for you as well if you want to learn more about that stuff. here is a link to there channel if your interested: https://www.youtube.com/@BrandweerLunteren
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  23790. Whine comes from a combination of thr sequential trans and the unique diff setup 🤙
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  23791. G'day Ian. Just a heads up. Coober Pedy is pronounced as coober peeedy
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  23792. hI Ian and clan. hope you are all well. Weather in Melb perfect n sunny 70 to 80 degrees F. be careful. if you ever come to visit You will not want to go back. You have a good one mate. and stay safe. Cheers from Aussie land. expensive to get a licence. yes.. ha ha
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  23793. As Wonder Woman said "it's hideous" Chris Pine's character "yes it's not for everyone"! (That was London of course) but you reminded me, when you said America "yes, it's not for everyone"
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  23794. I currently own a 1974 Tatra 603. These were produced from 1955 to 1975 over a period of three generations, with the 'main' difference being the changes to the front fascia along with other details. The engine is a rear mounted air-cooled hemi V8 with a displacement of only 2.5 liters and with a power output of only 105 horsepower. It easily propels the car up to 100 mph due to the low drag (the 603 was the last streamliner Tatra produced). I have some videos of it on my channel. You should have a look at the commercial they made called "Tatra Happy Journey".
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  23795. Hey there You absoluteley need to take a look at the new Mercedes Zetros 6x6 used by Fire Brigades and the Army.
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  23796. Mmm, you might have to have a bit of a look at Eat Street in Brisbane. It’s exactly what it sounds like.
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  23797. Gold Coast 600 used to be called the Indy 300. Was awesome when I lived down there. They had F-111 jets flyover every year until the rename. Worth watching is the “Gold Coast Event Crash Highlights 2018”
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  23798. Hello Ian, my wife drives a 2022 Peugeot 2008 automatic with a 1.2l engine and it goes like shit off a shovel....especially in sport mode! 👍🤪🇬🇧
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  23799. Hell yeah Ian please give it a try mate I really think that you and the family will love it
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  23800. Hey dude go ahead and make fun of these channels… aussies arnt gonna be offended on behalf of an American buzzfeed type channel. We’re with you lol
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  23801. it seems like US ones have a "woooOOOOOOoooooOOOOOwoooOOOOOOoooooOOOOO" sound, where as Euro ones are very much "NEEEE NAAAAA NEEEEE NAAAA" where there is a sharp, distinct change of tone. and those US style ones are definately Pierce Fire appliances
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  23802. Hi thanks for the video and the people in The States are great and very friendly and very helpful
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  23803. Hey Ian, fellow American here. Have you watched rallycross from Europe? (I'm actually kind of jealous of the courses in Europe for rallycross.)
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  23804. Yo, dude. I've just been watching some Audi 90 Quattro vids and wanted to answer something you were wondering from your reaction. It's about the wheels. The wheels are actually BBS style wheels with the conical disc like piece being an insert to the wheel. The conical shape and the edge vanes are to help in cooling the brake rotors as I got to ask a famous Porsche 935 driver John Fitzpatrick back in 2011 when I went to the Porsche Rennsport Reunion IV at Laguna Seca. The conical part was a little thinner on Porsche 935's and 956's. I grew up with Porsche. My dad had a 1969 911T and he sold them for 13 years. I have a key for a 930 that my dad still had. Customer car. Somehow it ended up at home. I discovered it when I got several of my dads things after he passed away.
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  23805. Never really been into flags, but got a fair geography knowledge. Only got 52 of them :( The newer European ones I've always struggled with. The split of USSR, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia all happened after my school days. Many of the African and Asian flags you dont see often. Another problem is language. I struggled with the English name so never got them.
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  23806. Bathurst is the only time of year our tv is turned on, cant wait to see the touring car masters, also interesting format, a bit like clipsal, that wss 4 days of racing and concerts every night of the event with heaps of off track entertainment, was awesome, went all the time as it was a 20 min walk to the track from where i lived.
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  23807. Dude , I told ya the territory is awesome (I go barra fishing up there) 🤘🏻🇦🇺🤘🏻
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  23808. Have you tried the Tim Tam slam yet? There's YouTube vids to show how to do it. You have a gorgeous family. Hugs 🦘🐨
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  23809. Another perfect video about Tatra. Greetings from CZ
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  23810. DUDE, IT'S GREAT TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
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  23811. Could I have some sugar on my sugar with a splash of sugar please 😂😂😂 to me it looks like something you’d give to someone else’s kid’s and watch them buzz around for the next hour 😂😂😂😂
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  23812. Do you take the cap off when you go to bed ?😂
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  23813. happy hatch day ian, hope ya had a great day mate
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  23814. Welcome to the sim racing club bud. Recently upgraded myself from a G29 to a Moza R5. Couldnt be happier. Here's to hours of fun in your future 🥂. All the best from NZ!
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  23815. I'm glad you recognised the ranger as a ute tho it is large it was originally designed for Australia and so is definitely a ute
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  23816. Congrats to the newlyweds! Awesome to finally see the Jeep build and the finished product. It looks great guys. The jeep is the perfect compliment to the Power Wagon. The couple that off roads together stays together after all. Picking her up at work with no top is a nice touch Ian, just a word of advice.. don't forget the pants if you go topless.
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  23817. These people don't know what exaggeration and excess is. Some look really cool and some look awful. We were all 10 once and played NFS Underground 2. And that's what our vehicles looked like ;D Check out the Bosozoku car compilation sometime. These are Japanese cars heavily converted. Their feature is very long exhaust pipes. It's madness. You'll like what crazy people have invented. Do a reaction to such events sometime, please.
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  23818. Here's a bunch of Finnish suggestions. First one is a clip from a former racing event. Couple of short interviews there, but mostly nostalgic racing atmosphere and cars and bikes from several decades: "Eläintarhan Ajot 60 Vuotta - 10-5-1992". Then couple of high speed chases with dangerous moments. First a bicycle and a motorcycle chase: "(ENGLISH CAPTIONS) Finnish police chasing a half naked drunk bicyclist" and "Exciting police motorcycle chase in Finland a surprise ending". Couple of clips from a Road Racing street track event with a long history. First one onboard and from a spectators view: ""Imatranajo 2017 Pertti Lindegren onboard full race" and "IRRC Imatranajo 2018" Couple of stunts. First one presents a Finnish stunt driver legend: "Arto Nyquist - Stunting on a Z1300 - YouTube2.flv"". Then Vesa Kivimäki on two-wheels: "Crazy Drivers Stunt Show @ Hyvinkää - Finland 2005 - Bus To The Sunset" and "Nokian Tyres - Kahdella pyörällä ajon maailmanennätys: Katso uusi Guinnesin ennätys". Couple of Enduro clips. First a 1000cc dirt bike, then absolute madness from a race event and then a bit smoother driving with a tribute to Juha Salminen : "SUZUKI GSX-R Dirt Bike 1000cc - OFF ROAD test ride", "2.12.2017 41. Kärme Kustaan Kiemurat" and "To the greatest of all times (Juha Salminen)". The Rally Finland is coming up, so some past moments: "WRC History: Top 5 spectacular moments Neste Rally Finland".
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  23819. your dad is holding hacker pschorr mug, best beer from germany
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  23820. Can you please make more racing game Videos I enjoyed these so much
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  23821. I've watched a few of your react to Aussie videos.. but now I've subscribed. Well done on the Vegemite mate! Farkin Legend!
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  23822. 5'04" It is a mobile emergency and resuscitation vehicle. On board, a doctor, 1 or 2 nurses and a driver (often an ambulance driver). This vehicle does not have a stretcher because it often comes as a reinforcement to a fire brigade ambulance already on site.
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  23823. Great vid, Thanks. I think the main downfall of the Australian car industry isn't the bean counters in the parent company or the changing car culture but attitudes of the market. My first car was a HQ and it was almost 15 years old at the time. I grew up with "Ford or Holden". Today someone buying a 15 year old first car is buying a VZ that started out as a VT in 1997 and has had a bit of make-up splashed at it. There is 10x the options of vehicle type now. Then it was basically HQ, CJ/VJ, XB, Cortina, Galant and Torana. Add to that the fact that they don't have brand loyalty (Marketing) that we had.
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  23824. Soccer/Socca was the normal name in England until the establishment of FIFA in Europe. Most European countries only played one code of football (soccer) so they called it football. This has spread around they world even back to England. But in countries where other codes are popular they are all football. Historically what today we call Rugby was the original football that all others evolved from. And that game evolved from an after cricket drinking game of tag using a small Whiskey cask as the tag that you ran with holding it in one arm taking a drink when you could until someone wrestled it off you. Actually many team ball games evolved from Cricket, Rugby, Soccer Hockey, Baseball, American football, Australian Football can all be traced back to Cricket.
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  23825. LOL that is definitely sugar overload 😃
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  23826. Iced coffee is popular here in Australia also , I think the brand Dare and nippy's is the best but is few others too
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  23827. He's a fast learner :-)
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  23828. No horse power , but plenty of power in that room . Tugged at me heartstrings that did .
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  23829. In the 1980s my mum used to send me to Sports & Rec Camps, for about a week, in NSW during the Summer School Holidays (not sure if they do have those anymore, but with COVID it's probably on hold anyway). We learnt to throw boomerangs (I wasn't very good at it), identify bush tucker and how to make a fire when we did a bivouac, plus hiking, archery etc. Also because I lived near a beach, at the time, I started swim classes before the age of 2 and was slathered in sun screen and moisturiser daily. Sun care is a big deal here and my worst sunburn was actually on overcast days.
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  23830. In North Queensland or even out west of Sydney but mainly in the bush or small local towns you’ll see hiluxes and land cruisers everywhere.. you only see the occasional “Ute” but in aus out here we call both of em utes basically anything that has a flat bed or a tray on the back it’s a Ute. Plus try looking up a Woolworths video they renown themselves as the fresh food people. Many grocery stores in aus get there food from local produce and all the other lets say processed food you can buy is all pretty well health regulated with what goes in it obvs there’s still chocolate and lollie isles ect but yeah
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  23831. U have a Great channel! BEAUTIFUL family! Blessings to u Ian and your sweet children and lovely wife!💙💜💕💗💙💜💕💗🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  23832. That "Thank you for noticing this notice" sign is one of several signs like that in New Farm Park. Phone numbers in Australia have generally got a two-digit area code (which you don't need to use calling locally), then four digits, and four digits.
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  23833. Very sage advice from this gentleman. Society is so different now, even to me in my mid 70s, but sometimes young ones need to realise that you can't have everything landed in your lap, you do need to search and try and get knockbacks and failures, of which I and my husband have had plenty. We are richer for these experiences. Life expectations have changed and the yearning for all that is new, discarding the not so new, this all places stress to earn more to keep up. sometimes to accept a job, not to expectations but to use it as a stepping stone to something better is what my generation learnt. When you have a job you are more likely to gain another. I lived in a tent with parents, two siblings and a dog, and when married and a business failed, lived on the veranda of a friend until we obtained work to pay rent. Some today would have us believe that this sort of hardship is new, it isn't but it will get better with effort and belief in yourself above anything else. Don't listen to the doomsday utterers.
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  23834. Lada ?! The biggest waste of metal ever. The very worst car I’ve ever driven. You should see the British marques like Aston Martin,Jaguar,Bentley and of course,Rolls Royce. The styling on those British classics are the best I’ve ever seen.
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  23835. I was watching your earlier videos of Saudi Arabia hill climbs (racing) as I saw them in Dubai… I must say that they got nothing on these nutters 😂🤣
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  23836. ive heard that you can get tim tams in america from walmart,
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  23837. Zero commercials for medication, it's illegal here. I mean there are commercials for things like cold and flu stuff, items that you get from the chemist/pharmacy without seeing a doctor. Health here is much more run by the government. It isn't seen as a business like the US.
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  23838. Loving the content, been watching for a few weeks now.
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  23839. OK, to give context to the " succulent chinese meal " comment - https://youtu.be/BRaa1js92Hk
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  23840. Never a prouder people have I met.
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  23841. I was shocked to hear Ian say he likes havarti cheese. Thas a danish cheese. I had to look it up on Google to see if i was right 😅
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  23842. 👍🤓 Happy Birthday Ian. 🎂🎉🎁🎈🍻 ✌😃
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  23843. Mad, loud and Sideways Frank!!! A definite watch
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  23844. Frank Kelly - Fast, Sideways and Mental 3
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  23845. Ian you should check out BBL highlights. It's cricket
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  23846.  @IWrocker  I’ll see what I can do, I’m a couple of days from home and just have an iPad, but I’ll do my best! It’s 0515 Wednesday here, so won’t be until this evening at best 👍
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  23847. Loved the" Castle" reference. Onya mate.
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  23848.  @vxcmdr  it’s simple. Cheap and nasty quality cars made by the lowest bidder overseas make the big boys more money than giving Australians jobs…
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  23849. Geez the us is #1 at railing its workforce in every way. $7.25/hr as minimum wage i would not get out of bed for. I had no idea that companies only allowed workers to do enough hours to NOT qualify for any benefits and i certainly wasnt aware of the US not paying holidays/ sick leave etc. I had recently applied for a job as a greenkeeper in the US, but its safe to say i wont be taking it if its offered to me. Back here in Australia i get 4 weeks annual leave (holidays) & 2 weeks worth of sick leave every year which we can bank if we dont use it (annual leave anyway, the sick leave resets at each anniversary). I guess the difference is our work unions fought to get this kind of agreement with the government to protect industries from strikes ( here you still get paid for striking if youre a member of said union). Sorry Ian but the US sucks when it comes to employment (or should i say exploitation). One of our prime ministers (John Howard to be exact) attempted to bring in exploitation laws for the company that meant you couldnt earn extra money for working more than your normal contracted hours. Most workplaces and unions did not agree that this was fair and therefore didnt apply it, although some places still do. My employer for example doesnt pay overtime on saturdays (where generally you get paid your hourly rate + another half), they make the people rostered on for the saturday finish work 45 minutes earlier each day for the week theyre rostered on so they only work 38 hours that week. My boss is on a salary so none of us are permitted to work on sundays or public holidays except my boss so they dont pay penalty rates on anyones wages). Its a shit go but far better than what goes on in the US. As the saying goes... "Work to live, dont live to work".
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  23850. Hey man...congratulations!! Glad to see the BIG RIG back. Go with a stainless steel tip and look for type 316.
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  23851. European vehicles are exported often to America. Some notable examples were Skoda Trolleybuses for San Francisco MUNI transit and Dayton, Ohio. Hungarian bus brand Ikarus is operated all over the US, americans call them NABI, you should check them out too. You might also want to look at Renault Magnum semi-trucks which were demonstrated in the US during their Route 66 tour.
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  23852. Insanity. I always considered myself a decent wheelman... put the fear of God into many a passenger over the years. But Rally? No thank you. My buttcheeks clinch so tight just watching these videos...
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  23853. Aw leave it be and let it go on its way. If you're interested in Aussie fauna, you've got to check out the platypus... That animal is crazy! ☮️
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  23854. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Cheers! Luís Pereira Portugal
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  23855. Gongrats on getting into sim racing, You made a good choice on the equipment considering you don't have a cockpit (at this stage😉) Can't wait to see you do some racing, been watching for a few years now and always enjoy your racing content. Keep up the great work
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  23856. Ford Australia should bring out an all Aussie mustang ute lol
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  23857. Cheers from Bratislava
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  23858. It does look mean, it was called the green meanie. 4v clever and a top loader….. what a combo.
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  23859. The Indigenous woman doing a facetime call is Ashleigh Barty, French, Wimbledon, and Australian Open, tennis champion. The Indigenous man at the ocean pool is Adam Goodes, former Aussie Rules Football superstar.
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  23860. reaction indonesian trucks modification
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  23861. I would have liked the roof rack/rail system and the sliding ladder rack thingamajigger. I used to have a suburban 2500 with roof racks that I could put my 16' canoe on. Now I have the Power Wagon I can't load it up short of getting contractor type ladder rack system.
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  23862. I like your reaction your a true gear head,you have to go to the iom I think you would get so much out of it, forget about the bucket list, make a date and do it, or spend the rest of your life wishing.
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  23863. Me and the misses will be rooting all night for you now hahaha.. G'day mate is something that's used alot in the town I live if not its, how ya going shagger
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  23864. If you're going to Indianapolis you're gonna be blown away by the v10. I never heard it myself but I was in Barcelona 9 years ago. They still had v8's. The track is located on a hill, so we had a decent walk up to the track. Once I heard the v8 engine, I was like "oh the circuit is right around the corner". We still had to walk for half an hour 😂 can't imagine the v10 sound. Check out Hamilton getting interrupted by Alonsos championship winning v10 Renault.
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  23865. Darth Vaders company car? :)
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  23866. Snap on the Lockheed Martin thing, as soon as he said Lockheed the Blackbird was the first thing that came to my mind 🤣👍🏻
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  23867. my company runs a all DAF line, i think partially due to me being in the Netherlands and DAF being cheaper here because of that
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  23868. Sérgio, não esqueças a Mercedes. Eu conduzo a ultima geração, com câmeras em substituição dos retrovisores. Isto é um avião!
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  23869. the fun thing about pagani is, that they use highly modified V12 engines out of 90‘s Mercedes-Benz S-Classes😂✌🏻
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  23870. If you like these you'll enjoy storm Ciara plane landings UK
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  23871. Goes like a scalded cat 🐈 😮. If I remember correctly I think it may of been one of these Hammond crashed on top gear that caught on fire. I think there was only one or two built at that stage. If it's the car I'm thinking of.
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  23872. Although the accent wasn't 100% mate, it was a cool accent =D
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  23873. Best mancave ever. If only there was room for you to sit and relax lol. I love that cobra poster
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  23874. 🎈
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  23875. Hi Ian, can you please do a video on the vh Holden wilkenshaw commodore, please tell me what you think. Cheers mate
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  23876. I was really hoping the first truck was going to do us a burnout. ☹ Ian check out the BANDAG BULLIT it an Australian Drag truck / Burnout truck.
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  23877. I would love to see you react to..... CFA Crew protection system testing by CFA (country Fire Authority) And then understanding this system you must watch... 2015 Pinery Fire S.A - firetrucks overrun by flames and go into burnover mode by dashcam owners Aus Another good volunteer service to check out is Australia's State Emergency Service They do everything like flood rescue, road crash rescues, land searches, car vs house, cliff rescues, storm damage, and USAR (earthquakes)
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  23878. Get Huntsman spiders at work, they come out whilst on night shift. As long as they stay away from me I'll leave them alone and even name them. Last one I met I called it kevin.
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  23879. The only way to win against a Male Red Kangaroo is to stay away from them, it is people who mess with dangerous animals that often become victims. It is like the people who try to kill snakes and then wonder why they get bitten.
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  23880. Love your videos! Cheers from Bundaberg Qld Australia🦋
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  23881. Most Aussie thing ever… Top speed: How brave are you 😂🤣
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  23882. The reason the KitKat writing is so close together on the Australian version is so they can write it on both sides of the snap line. When KitKats were in foil wrappers there wasn't a snap line
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  23883. 100K woop woop! Happy Thanksgiving 🇦🇺
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  23884. Hey if you leave ur email in the description I can email u some photos of Canberra (ACT) for you to react to on a video like( The National Museum , Parliament House, ANZAC PARADE, The gift from America #Egule
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  23885. Can’t remember if I told you about this on one of your football videos, so pardon me if I’m repeating it. The story of the Australian “drop bears” is hilarious. Us Aussies are notorious for taking the piss out of foreigners, and the drop bear legend is one of our favourite ways. We like to con people that it is a true story. Many years ago some advertising guru created an advertisement for Bundaberg Rum, (Bundaberg is a town in Queensland.) The ad featured a group of young guys camping, and a bunch of young girls camping nearby. The guys tried to convince the girls to come over to their camp, but the girls weren’t having any of it. One of the boys said you better be careful over there because of “drop bears.” The girls laughed it off but, (pause for some info. Every advertisement for Bundaberg Rum featured a big white polar bear as a mascot.) The polar bear snuck around through the bushes behind the girls and climbed a tree. He then jumped out of the tree into the bushes behind the girls. The girls screamed their heads off, and ran to the protection of the boys. This brilliant advertisement captured the imagination of every Australian, and the drop bears are now a big part of Australian folklore. 🤣😹 You should also google, “Scottish reporter pranked by Aussies.” This is hilarious. The poor girl is at a rural property where they introduce her to a “Drop Bear.” They dress her up in protective gear befitting a member of a SWAT team. Then they hand her a koala. She is petrified until an aussie dressed only in a singlet retrieves the koala from her. That’s when she wakes up and says, “You fooking Aussies, I should have known better.” It’s a scream. 🤣😹. NOTE. Koalas are very smart. Even in the wild, they know the difference between aggressive behaviour, and an act of kindness, such as offering them a drink of water etc. They won’t hurt you if you’re nice to them, however if you do act in a threatening or aggressive way, they are more than capable of ripping you to pieces.
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  23886. The Welsh vehicles are, as far as I can tell, are in my home city of Cardiff. The ambulance at the end was from a charity called the Air Ambulance. They also have at least one helicopter that has a helipad at the University Hospital of Wales, which is literally just around the corner from where I live.
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  23887. The text on the EU Exotic FANTA is in fact Danish not German (but yeah they are our neighbor country). 😀
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  23888. Lool!
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  23889. Do you guys have Banana bread
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  23890. I love Sydney! She is so beautiful. Brought a tear to my eyes hearing her name! So special! What date was she born?
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  23891. Swedish sim racer here I am a hoarder of second hand Fanatec Wheel setups! Many went over to Moza around Black Friday ! Have a LAN place for friends/guests in my man cave now, F1 and Rally hangout during season Got into sim racing in 2019 (pre covid) You should invest in 3 things and have the setup standing on its own! Make it comfy :) 1: Buy VR glasses (unreal) 2: if not VR get a 120 HZ 55 inch TV (Lots of second hand choices) 3: Google : Wheel stand - buy one Then Find a suitable chair on whatever site you like for second hand stuff! Done with your base package You will invest in a lot of fun hours And racing is releasing the new nascar soon Lots of games for you to dive into and share with us
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  23892. There is a story i think you should hear (as an Auzzie i might have this a little wrong but it's still amazing!). You see the British never fully conquered the Maori people of New Zealand; against the impressive English guns.. the Maori fought them to a draw! The English military conquered the world... EXCEPT NZ. As one story goes as the Brits where unloading on a beach, Maori warriors taunted the English from the high ground above them with the Haka. The English officers offended by this sent squads into the trees to quell the locals, they never came back. The Haka harassment started again. The officers send more troops, double the amount, which never came back. ..more Haka. Furious at the disrespect of the Queen's soldiery by the "barbarians", the English opened up with their feared cannons. After a vast amount of shot was fired, a forrest leveled and the smoke had cleared, English soldiers were sent in to take the ground. ...they never came back, AND THE HAKA STARTED AGAIN! This time silhouetted clearly on the hill, the tall and proud army of fully painted & adorned Maori warriors covered in English blood could be seen by the British... doing the intimidating Haka dance. Not willing to waste more troops the English rained fire on the hill for hours, turning it into pockmarked hellscape. More troops were sent in, the Maori appeared out of nowhere, more English troops died, more Haka! By this stage it had got late and the English had decided to camp for the night. The next morning the whole English army slowly creeped up the hill together as one gun toting mass at great difficulty and expense ready to kill anything that moved. When they got to the top they found that the Maoris had snuck off during the night, only the corpses of the previous English forays remained. ...and from the next hill the Haka could be clearly heard taunting the British YET AGAIN. What was happening was between each of the English attacks the Maori were digging and hiding where they had dug. The cannon shots rained in, the Maoris sheltered in their holes. Soldiery were sent, Maoris popped out of their holes, killed them, taunted the English officers and went back to digging. By the time the English had taken the hill, the hilltop had been laced with connecting dugouts that protected the Maori very well from cannon fire. And THAT is how the English learnt trench warfare (and brought it to WW1) and why they chose diplomacy with the native New Zealanders instead of domination. The Haka is pride.
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  23893. The TT is almost upon us, cant wait to board the ferry after years away.
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  23894. Not that big into cars. I used to be a Trades Assistant and Tyre Fitter for Tyrepower. I can fix and service cars fairly well. Never really been into building them though or advanced tuning. I just don't know enough about it or how to. I am a Holden man though. I love Holden's. Although Toyota's are historically the most reliable cars and easier to work on (all bolts and nuts are accessible and either 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 17mm, 19mm, 21mm). Lots of cars have a mix of Metric and Imperial or something similar. I know when I was younger, I was an amazing driver though. Grew up on a farm in the bush, driving done up old wrecks or cars bought from the dump (Rubbish Tip). In Australia we call them "Bush Bashers".
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  23895. 52 minutes wow how cool
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  23896. These were a great car, standard triple Weber's about 300hp. They actually shipped one to the Weber factory to tune the carbs to the engine. The only reasons they didn't win races were the drum brakes (notice the air scoops), torsion bar suspension and initially the three speed transmission. The other cars heading out were Car 29 an Orange Mazda RX2 Capella, Car 23 a BMW 1602, Car 34 a HR Holden Special and Car 45 an LJ Torana, the Blue & Silver car was a 1962 Chrysler S Series, then a couple of Lotus Cortinas. The straight 6 has a beautiful sound.
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  23897. Car number 45 is an early 70's model Torana. The car in front is a Holden Special. That funny looking car you liked near the end of the queue is a Valiant. Sorry, I can't tell you more specific details of them! 🙂
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  23898. Blue/silver was a 63 64 VALIANT
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  23899. There is a ring in costco perth for $799,999.99
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  23900. Komm in den westen deutschlands, a31 um genau zu sein, da ist meist freihe strecke. Bei dorsten ist auch kein tempolimit, da kannste mal richtig das bodenblech eindellen wenn du magst 😅 die a 31 wird auch verglichen mit anderen autobahn abschnitten sehr gut instand gehalten. Wenn du also mal nach richtung dortmund fährst kannste dir ja mal gönnen.
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  23901. Web cam looks clear as bro.
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  23902. I would like to see an option for supercharging, or turbo, also for an optional beefier/ Baja bumper package and I think you nailed the fact that this truck REALLY needs 35s on the get go. Also would like to see factory slider option!!! One guy commented about air suspension prohibiting flex... well.. maybe, I have a16 Pw and I pull a 16 ft dump trailer daily, with a Yanmar Vio35 excavator that by itself weighs 8300 lbs AND I have the truck bed LOADED with a gas powered air compressor, stuffed full of tools in both ramboxes, AND a Lincoln Ranger 8 welder. I drive this truck loaded like this every day as my primary work rig. The way I've found to affordably do this was to put Firestone bags on the back and I've not had a single problem with the bags limiting my flex and I should have had any bag problems by now because I have torn up my share of nerf bars going crazy places and blazing new tails. I say DON'T be hesitant to bag the rear. It's cheap and easy. My bags are bolted in top and bottom and give me no prob with 80 pounds in them all the time. 64000 miles on it since Dec 16 and I love it!
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  23903. They should have taken a dedicated premium tool brand for germany. Like hazet or something. Wurth is a store brand. Good quality for the price but definatly not a premium brand like makita or milwaukee
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  23904. Toothys New is much better then VB, you guys know your beers.
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  23905. I've seen this set up before on old YT articles and I seem to think it was a European designed and built idea initially. But I guess it never materialised into anything, otherwise Jay Leno would have one in his garage 😂
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  23906. looks good mate
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  23907. You need to check out Rendezvous by Claude Lelouch......it's the OG of street racing ....🤘🇭🇲
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  23908. Saw the minmin lights many times working on cattle stations out in Western Queensland. Common.out there. My dad always said you don't ever chase them people get lost in the outback doing that.
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  23909. My yearly ritual is taking the day off to get drunk, eat nachos & watch the SuperBowl.
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  23910. Man those liveries are so iconic. One of my favourite games in the 90s was Toca Touring Cars Championship. And later Toca 2. But the first one was all these iconic cars.
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  23911. least it is possible to drive to another state in the mainland.. being from Tasmania, its not like we can drive on water. Lol
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  23912. Kombi, from German: Kombinationskraftwagen (combination motor vehicle), with side windows and removable rear seats, both a passenger and a cargo vehicle combined. Bus, also called a Volkswagen Caravelle, a van with more comfortable interior reminiscent of passenger cars since the third generation.
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  23913. You are right about mountains and weather. Its normal that east tyrol and the west parts of carinthia catches all of the snow. I live about 100miles or 160km east, still in carinthia but we are happy when there us a small snowcap 2 or 3 times during winter. Thanks to global warming. Only ski resorts up in the mountains can still operate almost the entire season. But they still need artifical snow. I specialy love our mountains in sommer for hicking. If there is a heat wave you can either enjoy our country in the valleys with warm water lakes (air: 36°C/100°F and the water about 25°C/77°F) or you climb the mountains and enjoy the sun and rest under a tree or in the gras with rhe air about 25°C/77°F Austria and Carinthia are awsome and beautiful
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  23914. You're nice to FCA in this video, but we your followers all know FCA did you dirty. Wish FCA would have honored the vehicle warranty since the Power Wagon is marketed for off road use, and now that's really given me reservations about buying a Power Wagon. Keep wheeling and I really enjoy the videos.
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  23915. love our Kiwi Brothers & Sister 🦘🦘
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  23916. They make campers out of those Mercedes Varios with permanent 4WD, centre and rear differential locks, and a five-speed ZF gearbox that incorporates a 1.67:1 reduction ratio for technical terrain. I want one badly.
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  23917. The Mountain never fails to impress even though i have grown up watching Bathurst this vid had me on the edge of me seat its a magical race , Thanks for posting another awesome vid Ian well done mate much appreciated ! ✌️👍
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  23918. Yes the ingredients on Australian food goes from most 9f down to the least
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  23919. Quite a few cars have clear indicators here in Australia but run an Amber globe. That could be the case for the newer viper
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  23920. They currently have (jalapeno) Chili and Cheese flavour Shapes. Very nice, very spicy.
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  23921. You have such a nice family
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  23922. I dont know if you know lol but there is a downhill skateboard race on the mountain every year called Newtons Nation its pretty nuts, you should react to some of the action. They get 120km/hr down conrod straight.
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  23923. It should interest you to know that a lot of earlier Iveco trucks/vans were known as Ford/Iveco due to a collaboration between Ford and Iveco. Here in Ireland you would see plenty of Ivevco Vans/Trucks with the Iveco + the ford emblem on the front. Source: I work in an Iveco truck dealership
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  23924. Mad Mike recently just competed in Formula Drift Japan Round 2 shortly after having surgery for his broken arm and he still laid down some crazy lines, for sure worth watching
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  23925. Bro, real Aussies can eat that by the spoonful! Have more next time!
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  23926. G'day Ian & family, great video, how very true it is without trucks the country stops🛑🚧. I think that the Gipsy jokers are a motorcycle gang.🏍️. Stay well. Cheers from Down Under 🇦🇺🍻🦘🐨🍤❤️🇺🇸🇲🇽
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  23927. Glad you liked our beer man ! :D We are very much beer nation, but the best way to have a czech beer is right here from tap and preferably served by someone who knows how to pour a beer :D Also beer here is very cheap, goes from 50 cents up.
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  23928. Talking about the newspaper headlines, one story I remember here in the UK was when a couple of people were found dead in a cemetery and the police were investigating. One newspaper ran the story with the headline "Dead bodies found in cemetery".
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  23929. I've been fortunate enough to to drive 3/4 of this track a few days before race weekend. It was intimidating enough in a Ford Transit diesel at 60km/h. Those chicanes and left handers are freaking tight!
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  23930. Most of these are running the same engine, the Cosworth DFV 3 litre V8. No carburettors on these, direct fuel injection. Double overhead cams. DFV stands for "double four valve". Depending on year probably between 400 and 550HP. This engine dominated F1 from the late '60s to the early '80s. Eventually rendered obsolete by the 1.5 liter turbos.
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  23931. Please react to Housos tv series, or I’ll thong ya!
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  23932. Look up all the various Goodwood Festival of Speed footage of this car and you'll see a lot more full send and screaming. You'll thank me later. 😅
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  23933. You get Cinnamon Rolls in every Bakery here in Germany, we call them Zimtschnecken, you get them with Others flavours too, like Hazelnut.
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  23934. Tasmania can match that in winter, it might not snow as much but it easily matches the sleet
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  23935. That was so cool. Yes Ground Meat is the same as Mince. You can mix the recipe up to however you like, there are no set rules. Your recipe called for lamb but more store bought sausage rolls in Oz contain "mystery meat", you can use just about any meat. You can also sprinkle sesame seeds or poppy seeds over them too. I personally don't use fennel in any of my cooking, I think this recipe calls for it because fennel is like a weed in parts of Oz, so maybe some sort of bush thing. I'm no CWA lady but I'm sure they would approve of your first attempt at making these, although CWA would have you make your own pastry but everybody uses store bought these days. I'd definitely eat these sausage rolls. Top job.
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  23936. I think of Kelloggs cereal when i think of Michigan after spending christmas 2011 in Battle Creek & Grand Rapids
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  23937. Well done Ian 🪃 It’s the flick of the wrist.
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  23938. You really need to watch them all !!!!
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  23939. Trix is still available here, I used to pinch my Mum's from the kitchen to wash my old XW Falcon with, made the old white paint job and chrome shine. The 70's were such a different time than now, good fun though. Check out a little Aussie movie called Alvin Purple.
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  23940. The germans own Rolls Roys and Bentley to. In the gighets end cars, they put stuff from the Wolksvagen A8. They make those cars in a presten factory where you can see everything that is going on with glass windows in all the factory and wooden floor. Everything is super clean in there.:)
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  23941. That whole area has a heap of caves to be explored. I've just come back from taking a school camp there. Just awesome, can't recommend it enough
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  23942. I drove on that road years ago, and luckily for me, it wasn't snow or ice on the road. I'm not sure if it is a common thing throughout the European Continent, but for me, it was mandatory when I had to pass my test ( the examinator was a policeman ). It was called the "ramp test" on a steep hill, and I had to coordinate the clutch, hand brake, and acceleration pedal. I'm driving since then, so it was a success.😊
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  23943. Great, we played as Team the same, we were sometimes very good! This must be schoolproject; to look outside your box!
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  23944. Like you've got a whole bunch of Aussie mates. Well done. We don't friend any ol' bastard y'know. Google the recipe for anzac biccies. Dead easy to make. Gotta be golden syrup tho.
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  23945. Do some research on lyre birds. They are cool as. I have one down the road that imitates chainsaws and car alarms, they are very shy and rarely seen but if your in the Victorian bush and hear a mobile phone ring it could be another “liar” - get it?
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  23946. When I was a little kid I drove one time in the backseat of the "Ente" (Duck). The father of my best friend in primary school had this model, but I think with a little bit more horsepower (between 30 and 40?!?). However, this car is famous for his speed around the corner. You can do whatever you want, it won´t fell over. Riding in the backseat felt like in a rollercoaster. Btw, you can see this model still driving on the streets in Europe. I have seen one a few days ago.
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  23947. Forget building a wall, you could build a whole house with all those TimTams.
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  23948. In some stores we do have jaritos itss pretty good
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  23949. I have seen this before. Just a question, you looking to but another Ram?
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  23950. Looking good mate 👍🏻👏
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  23951. The zig zag lines, are "no stop/wait" lines, you can't park up unless the traffic is stopped basically. You can't overtake on them generally, but in this case, where there are multiple lanes in the same direction with zig zags, you can stay in lane and move with the traffic Infront of you. The further right lanes are for overtaking, and once you are out of the roundabout, unless overtaking you should safely make your way across to the left hand lanes
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  23952. Us locals don't spell Brisbane like brizzie is like my name ................ Thumbs Up
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  23953. Snow....what's that? Only kidding....I live just over an hour away from the snowfields but have never experienced driving in the snow before. I knew GMC was a part of GM but I didn't know they were the luxobarge division...learn something new every day! And yes, those engines have powered Holdens at some point or other.
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  23954. At 7:20, the bottle is the NO2 supply. Why the motors sound so powerful, amongst a host of mods.
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  23955. I remember the build-up before this event. It was so heavily promoted and there was a real buzz of excitement going around both in the media and in the streets and pubs. As you can see in the clip there was a big crowd there to watch it. Of course, the racing on the day was outstanding but the feeling in the days after was more one of ..."meh"..., a lot of hoo haa about some cars following each other around a track. Looking back, I don't think the nuances of stock car racing were explained to the viewers well. Stock car racing is a bit like American Football in the eyes of Aussies, it can be viewed as a bit slow and uneventful. Aussies are brought up watching Bathurst as a long race, with twists and turns and potential for carnage. Stock Cars are viewed (incorrectly) to just follow each other around, slipstream and pull out to pass. Yay. Don't get me wrong, Stock Car racing is extremely skillful. It is just that Aussies didn't understand it. As such, they thought it was pedestrian. I mentioned before that Stock cars are a bit like American Football. As an example, towards the end of this season I was watching a game on TV (I think it was with LA as one of the teams) and to play the last 3 minutes took just under half an hour. I know that American football is full of strategy and nuance, much like Stock Car racing. Sadly, many Aussies are not great at nuance. Thanks for the video though. It was great to see this motorsport flashback.
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  23956. Hey love the editing mate! Had a good laugh at this video haha. Tittybong is a classic
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  23957. Congratulations to you Ian and your family, You did it and will be watching till you get your next milestone👍👌❤
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  23958. I could be wrong but they may not have been using the same leverage for each, should possibly have used force (mass x leverage point distance) should eliminate changing pressure point, also some issue with the pressure change due to handle rotation, still fun thou
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  23959. Really enjoying your videos. I’m from Scotland and started in motorsport as an F1 and rally fan, I’m now into nascar and Indy amongst others. Really interesting to see your point of view on European motorsports
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  23960. First few shots doing well 👏 snooker is tough
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  23961. The direction indicator sound brought me back to my childhood when my grandpa used to drive us around the Czech countryside with this awesome little car
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  23962. When you’ve been watching so many Australian videos that Australian news starts showing up in your recommended
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  23963. If you enjoy Robin Schulz's/ Felix Jaehn's style of EDM and haven't yet heard them, I'm sure you'd also enjoy Alle Farben and Purple Disco Machine :) which are pretty recent. And maybr something like Blank&Jones, Novaspace, Cascada and Schiller and Fritz/ Paul Kalkbrenner (which are all bit more oldschool-ey) I've been way more into that kinda music as a teen (I usually listen to more rock/punk/ metal and a bit of score/soundtrack and classical on a regular base) , so I might not be up to date, but I also really enjoy Alan Walker (Norwegian/Brit, if I remember correctly), Avicii ( Swedish), Calvin Harris (Scot) and Serhat Durmus (Turkish) and sometimes Belle Sisoko (she's Malay, if I'm correct), if I'm feeling like it :3
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  23964. Have another crack in a much bigger park where you can give it some. 👍🤠
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  23965. The video at 7:42 : I used to work at that wildlife park. That cute little guy’s name is Lane. He is super adorable. Not quite that small anymore though. He’s a big boy now
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  23966. Thanks for this Ian🙂, I'm still catching up on videos but had drop a quick comment on this one. I love dream time stories. We visited and drove by these mountains a lot as kids. Mount Timbrogagen definitely has a face from certain angles as you drive by. There's a famously much photographed road along stunning rolling hills, heading to the mountain. The Blue Mountains has a dream time story about "The Three Sisters" rock formations too.
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  23967. G'day Ian,is there anyway someone in US who has a Holden Ute can give you a drive one day.There must be some kind person out there. Hope all is going well, love your content keep up the good work.Tony.
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  23968. The first time I went to a race in Singapore I couldn't believe how loud the cars sounded, nothing beats being at the track!
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  23969. It sounds SO unhappy when it's idling 😁
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  23970. Take a look at the new Scsnia T Cab. Awesome trucks here in England!
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  23971. Must say. Been watching your channel for a while and you've really improved your video pacing and editing with this one. Keep up the good work.
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  23972. that drinking chocolate man should put it in ya coffee's its great for a morning wakeup
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  23973. I love America to visit been to the USA in 2010 and in 2017.
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  23974. Made me smile bro 😃
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  23975. Really love these series, they even sold regular street cars with some slight mods off factory as a tribute of the series. The most common I know is an Audi A4 B7 dtm edition, since 1 year I own one myself. It has always been my dreamcar because of the dtm-series.
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  23976. There are more. COVID add is latest.
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  23977. Some guy in Florida , had a pet Cassowary that killed him a few years ago , yes Forida man killed by pet bird Dont Bloody Feed Them ! you are attracting them out of the rain forrest and onto the road , it only came out because it thought it would get a free feed
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  23978. @3:26 Ian, when saying that they drive the absolute hell out every nut and bolt and a workout, where the drivers are using a 6speed sequential gearbox in this 1987 Audi, then go jump into a 1987 Group A Commodore that uses a 5speed manual gearbox, now tell me who’s going to need a ice bath after racing Bathurst. That’s the thing back then Group A V8s are road version cars modified for racing, and that’s when that saying, win on Sunday sell on Monday comes in, not like how this generation of V8SC are today. With that said the next generation of race cars is heading back to the days of Group A, but sadly there will be no Commodores or Falcons but the blue oval will still be there represented by the Mustang but the lion sadly has been layed to rest but a older sibling the Camaro will take his place from GM. Cannot wait exciting times ahead, at this stage it’s looking like October 2022 before we see things change.
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  23979. You definitely have to see the full timed shootout, there are many, many very remarkable cars if it is anything like the other years.
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  23980. @IWrocker Ian you just need to move to Australia mate, you are part Aussie now anyway
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  23981. Happy to suggest the 100's n 1000's should also get a go sprinkled on vanilla ice cream! Great video IWrocker family. Love from Brisbane 😊
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  23982. you got to appreciate the get camera work captures ever moment, 👍👍
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  23983. Welcome back! Actually glad to hear you like small cars as well as big trucks, I like all vehicles & I don’t like “truck snobs”, glad to see you are not! Looking forward to some more wheeling vids!
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  23984. Lol gee long / g long Lol bahra its definitely bara just made me laugh no hate 🤣👍🙄🤣👌
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  23985. 👍🤠👍
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  23986. Looks great Ian.
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  23987. You should look into JDM cars more. Toyota alone has an incredible amount Japan only models, that you've never even heard of, many cars have familiar names, but look completely different.
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  23988. The yanks: we've got Florida man........ Australia: someone hold Daniels beer!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  23989. Love the end lol
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  23990. Wish I could put a picture Up here Of what I do it's the absolute most adrenaline pumping sport and we use 1000cc bikes but On dirt track in Australia but still get to around 100 miles an hour on the straight cheers have watched y for a couple of years now and always enjoy your content and take On everything.
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  23991. Here in Australia we have one of the best healthcare system's in the world everything is payed through Medicare and one reason why our cigarette taxes are so high is because it helps pay for good healthcare for our people and things like RFDS, i know alot of American's wish you had a healthcare system like ours. I can go to hospital get a knew hip and pay nothing because our tax system has already payed for it. A packet of 25 smokes is over $40 or so and nearly $100 for a 50gram packet of tobacco and in America your only paying $6 for a 25 pack of smokes i think. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  23992. You should watch BBC Big break - pocket money record. Old UK TV snooker show 👍 you will be impressed!
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  23993. Simply MAGNIFICENT ❤️
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  23994. Great for kids parties. Easy and inexpensive but the kids love it.
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  23995. Turned out to be someone eating a juicy cob of corn.
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  23996. I like these videos..
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  23997. First the sparrows, then their wheat and tariffs on Australian goods especially coal. Dare I mention their utter debacle on the one child policy. China’s preference for males, placing them whereby there are plenty of men but very few women. Buildings they cannot complete to the engineers recommendations. Bridges collapsing, because the grade of steel used is substandard for many reasons, but essentially it gets back to higher burning capacity of Australian coal thus making stronger steel. New cars lining hillsides because no one is buying. Chinese companies defaulting on their government bonds. But who suffers the collateral damage in all of this, the Chinese people that’s who? They are the ones trying to exist with factories closing for one or two days a week because of the energy crisis, facing a winter of restricted work hours, less money for food and heating. The Administration of China, demanding respect is cold comfort to its people who are simply trying to survive.
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  23998. OMG! SnugglePot and Cuddlepie!!! Mate, you’re a legend for sending that book! 👍❤️
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  23999. There are three Goodwood events: Members Meeting (racing at the airfield); Festival of Speed (hill climb through the estate); Revival (1950s/60s based racing at the airfield). All are well worth visiting! I was at Revival on Saturday - it was great if a little hot (for the UK, up to 40.5 on the tarmac).
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  24000. The old Jamaica rum and raisins chocy is my favourite, 😋😋😋😋😋
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  24001. Good on ya, mate! They truly are delicious! I had some over the weekend! Yummy!
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  24002. I love learning to cook of the old timers 😎
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  24003. Congratulations to all the IWrocker family and to old mate Pedro. You guys Rock and all the best for the future.
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  24004. A squiz is a short, close look at something. It can also be used as a verb meaning to take such a look. Squiz is Australian and New Zealand slang. It is most commonly used as a noun, especially in phrases like have a squiz and give (something) a squiz
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  24005. Fantastic auto museum. Some of the cars look more like children's pedal cars from the 1950s / 60s. I like French cars so i like the Citroen ID model and CV 2s there. The Russian Tatras are amazing, the 1996 model in the red color is excellent. Thanks for posting this video. From Carl in New Zealand. PS I once lived in Australia, and i noticed the aboriginal artwork on the T- shirt.
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  24006. Australia's deadliest animals song it's taking the piss out of the American gun laws
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  24007. Well done Ian. 🇩🇪🇩🇪 Germany
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  24008. It would be interesting to see the time difference on an oval? Then take into account the times of the both tracks and the budget\personnel.
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  24009. Wow. Exciting. Cool cars everywhere.❤
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  24010. The lights on the back of the SsangYong are high visibility tail lamps, Tasmania gets very heavy fog in which norman tail lights are invisible 20 feet away. The fog lamps are a no cost option so people in country areas and places where there is fog have them included. We do not talk about the Ford Capri. The Hi-Ace is a Toyota legend, it is the original "white van" here, everyone from the local fruit shop to the plumber and just about every courier had one. 92k is OK for the 'cruiser, they hold 100% of their value at the moment because the wait for a new one is between one and two years depending on specs. That one is market price even bone stock and it had a few extras so a good price actually. Not cheap but average.
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  24011. Last number on french plate also tells from which "department" (state) they came from Really nice to spot some very rare numbers on our roads
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  24012. Greetings from Brno (btw yoi should totally visit Brno, it's very interesting city)
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  24013. Oh god nooo...no gay man chevys!!! I like the diesel thought😈😈
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  24014. I would put some Bilsteins or some Fox over the Rough Country shocks. As shocks and struts are replaceable. Looks like the lift is holding up.
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  24015. Very nice to see. Funny to be watch here from Australia. An American opening Aussie packages. All the best to yourself and your beautiful family.
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  24016. Just a side comment. Good to see you wearing the mighty maroons cap. Onya Ian.
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  24017. Hi Ian, if you like 8 x 8s, you might like this one tackling the sand tracks and beaches of Fraser Island, Queensland: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2vmuSrETA8
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  24018. A W12 is basically 2 inline-6's put together, so I'm not surprised it runs very smooth.. Inline 6 cilinder engines are perfectly balanced because of their ignition order..
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  24019. Day, Month, Year 👍😅😂 👍🤓🇦🇺🍻
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  24020. Now you will love Australian food
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  24021. Running the track in the reverse direction is a whole heap of fun,and easier. You did well steering a right hand drive racecar.
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  24022. Most of these are from Europe. The craziest are cockpit cameras. Even watching it on a tv screen gives viewers the feeling that they will pee in theyre pants 👖. 😁 😍 Those two cars which You couldnt guess are PEUGEOT.
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  24023. IW, Unbelievably sweet little daughter greetings from Sweden 😊
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  24024. I dont know how to say it. I love u as a german :) Keep the weird rally alive :D
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  24025. Please don't EVER compare AFL to Rugby. AFL is our national sport despite what you're told. Also, don't compare Cricket to Baseball. Again, offensive. Thanks for your videos though. West Coast Eagles for life.
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  24026. Senna for Me all the way great Cars the best I think cheers Mick Australia.
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  24027. i havnt had a roo , but ive had plenty of mates that have found joeies and kept them until they could be set free on their own . they put bags , or pillow cases on door knobs for them to think its their mums pouch .
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  24028. Good to see the behind the scenes. Aussies do like the American trucks. This is debatable and I’m sure some will disagree but I’d still call the big American “utes” trucks. I honestly don’t know how even I draw the line. Technically utes were cars converted into trays/flatbeds. But we also consider many bigger suv type vehicles with a tray/flatbed as utes. But to a lot of people I know the US cars are called trucks so we still consider them like that. A modern F250 ect is so different from anything sold by Holden or Ford as utes. So don’t feel bad trying to figure things out. Even Aussies don’t exactly know what is what. To any Aussies who want to disagree. I saw a unimog “ute” a few days ago. It was double the height of the Ford ranger parked next to it. Is it still a ute or a truck? Plus the prices are crazy. You can buy a new Porsche for the price of a lot of the American cars at the moment.
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  24029. First American I've seen who genuinely enjoys Vegemite. So that box Is checked, the mullet box is checked (close enough) now we just need you a can of VB, a can of bundaberg OP rum and a chicken parmi and your officially a top bloke haha. Keep up the good work mate. I love this channel. Boutbtime Australia got some YouTube time fr the Americans without being told we don't exist or you don't like our food and understand our slang haha. Top job bloke!
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  24030. Nice looking burger. You both have cute kids. Greetings from Melbourne.
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  24031. We still have Foxtel in Australia, now with iQ5 digital boxes. Foxtel use to print a monthly tv guide for all the channels available. We now have streaming services: Netflix, Disney, Paramount +, Amazon Prime, Apple tv, etc.
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  24032. Please react to more of our Speedway, we have many classes to see and awesome tracks to see them on. Been going for 25 years and I still go to as many events as I can. It's always fun!
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  24033. If you have time, watch the Netflix documentary 'Schumacher'... will bring a tear to your eye. It's about his life in general, so don't go expecting it purely to be about the racing alone.
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  24034. Love watching your vids, and love all the "trucks" lol
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  24035. a lot of speed cameras on this r5oad
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  24036. Need to turn one of these trucks into an RV.
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  24037. Great to see you and your family enjoying Aussie snacks
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  24038. Try get your hands on some double coat tim tams. Best slams. Look for the Blue packet
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  24039. There is NO bigger legend in motorsport than Peter Brock. Every single time you went up to him he had TIME for you, signed whatever you wanted. RIP Brocky. The very first in car camera was 1979. The engine is a Holden 5.0 litre 308 V8, all Aussie engine. Beautiful sounding. Peter won 9x Bathurst 1000 races. His first Bathurst race was 1969. His HDT road cars are also awesome, now just incredibly expensive on some models.
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  24040. Rhonda went on to become a mining magnate and is now Australia's wealthiest woman.
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  24041. Love your mail day videos. I sit down with a cuppa and enjoy. You’re family is the best. With lots of love 😀
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  24042. Opel Kadett and Opel Astra is basically the same series. Opel rebranded the Kadett to Astra when switching from variant E to F, using the Vauxhall naming used since variant D. Personally I'm missing the Opel 4 PS, aka: »Opel Laubfrosch« (tree-frog). The standard color of this car was green and it was basically a blunt copy of the Citroën Typ C, which standard color was yellow. Basically it was »the same in green«. This is one of the origins of a German saying (dating back to 1800) used until today (»Dasſelbe in grün…«)
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  24043. I also notice trying to learn german , that their pronunciation is like a mix of spanish and english . For me as a native bilingual its eaiser to proniciate german . However is still kinda weird to read something with spanish and english accent .
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  24044. His channel is great. I sent you a couple of links from it to react to before glad you found him
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  24045. Second!!!
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  24046. 10/10 video To many Americans treat these items badly and may be rude to Aussies. But you didn’t do that so thanks mate
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  24047. You need to check out powercruise at Sydney it's a awesome motor event like summernats
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  24048. Welcome to the family mate 💯
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  24049. The Subaru Brumby was just the Subaru Brat in North America
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  24050. Hey mate Jumpies are soooo good my kids take them in there school lunches every day 🇦🇺if I haven’t eaten them all already👍
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  24051. And I thought we have a interesting plethora of firefighter's vehicles here in Brazil, with Mercedes, Scania, Volvo, American LaFrance, Iveco and even the russian Urals... Very nice!
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  24052. Never watched it and NFI what the red zone is… my guess is right in the middle of the field in front of each end zone
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  24053. It’s so amazing how much property value has gone up because in the 80s we lived In central Queensland on a 20 acre block with three bedroom house, games room, greenhouse, swimming pool and a dam and it sold in 1988 for $85,000.
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  24054. New sub here loving the content. The power wagon is exactly that
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  24055. I saw your Enigma sign ...are you aware that the Mastermind behind Michael Cretu is German?
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  24056. My brother took so many Aussie things to Atlanta a few years ago (go the dogs) that he had to wear 5 layers of clothes to avoid excess baggage. GSU was the destination and everyone was amazed with the Cadbury chocolate, but learning the slam blew their minds. Only bite 1/2 “ diagonal off each corner btw. Also try the same thing with good quality port or red wine
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  24057. Oh heck yeah, love Automobilista 2! Hope you can get that wheel soon, this game's a lot of fun with it! Me and some mates have been running a sort of racing series which we mainly use AMS2 for this year, just did a Bathurst 1000 for the final round a few weeks ago, and y'know what? We did Aussie Racing Cars at Adelaide a bit earlier in the year. Was a bit of chaos lmao
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  24058. The dual spares on the backs are usually on what we call 'tourers', because its so far between tyre shops in remote areas. Another spare is just a bit of extra insurance or assurance youll hopefully get home. The rig you were drooling over is a chopped Nissan GU Patrol. In Aus, Patrol and Landcruiser have been the go to for a tough 4wd because of the R&D put into them in the early 90s. Though like you said, we have a lot of choice.
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  24059. Hey mate can you please do Australia next please :)
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  24060. OK, had to check the menu of A bite of Belgium and from what I can see, the only things Belgian on it are waffles and fries... and they don't even list the fries (but they should). And personally, I am inclined to say the waffles tend to be overpriced. In any street of Brussels or Bruges, you pay 4 euro at least for a waffle when you can get the same waffle, just as fresh, at the railway station for half the price. Belgium does have some amazing cuisine to offer... but do not go to the tourist traps in Bruges or Brussels... go to a backway alley in Antwerp or Ghent and you have the same food for less ;)
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  24061. and it turns right
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  24062. Targa Tasmania is our biggest rally... but have you looked at Summernats yet?
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  24063. Looks fantastic for the ingredients on hand. It’s hard to beat a home made snag roll!
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  24064. Do this for America vs Australia. Groceries are so expensive here
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  24065. There is a village on the island Corvo from the archipelago of the Azores where some roads are so narrow that a pedestrian cannot pass the little Mail delivery car on one or the other side when it's standing there... and they are driving without any accidents. 😉🤷‍♀️
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  24066. How many pounds have you put on after eating all these snacks?
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  24067. That's me with F1 recently for 35 years I watched it every weekend it was on but over the last couple of years I might have seen 2 lots of highlights. Edit: And wtf did I just see. I'm guessing that was allowed but I can see a rule saying it can't be done in the future coming soon, all's well that ends well but I can see massive accidents happening if that is allowed to continue.
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  24068. TBH I wouldn´t have thought they´d do so well in hard offroading stuff, especially with regular street/ winter tyres
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  24069. Your smarties looks like what we called fizzys
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  24070. I work at DAF in Germany and the enginges for those are actually the Same as for Peterbilts and Kennworths as they are all owned by Paccar and the small trucks Use the diesel versions of the RAM engines
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  24071. Welcome to the world Sydney. You will be growing up in a wonderful household with wonderful people. Congratulations to you all. 💙👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍 from down under.
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  24072. try to react on DMEC, they have some nice tracks and cars
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  24073. 🤘🇦🇺😎 IWrocker 🤘
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  24074. As cute as they are...those claws ate pretty sharp and ppl don't realise how hard they dig into you if you have never held one before.
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  24075. There a TV series called “Ronnie O’Sullivans American hustle”. Where Ronnie travels the US hustling pool players in clubs. The joke being they have no idea he’s the greatest snooker player in history.
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  24076. Since I know practically nothing about actual trucks, I took random guesses and actually got most of them right 😆
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  24077. I agree with you 100%! In fact I tip my hat to Honda for making a “truck” for the aging mall crawlers..maybe we will see some lowered ones soon🤣🤣👍🏻
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  24078. The pull over at about 6:20 into the video is actually right near where I live
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  24079. ENJOY
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  24080. When u do another supercar or ford video u should watch scott mclaughlin 2.03 lap and look at ford and holden like modified or custom builds on images👍
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  24081. A friend of mine who owned a Holden dealership had one of these back in the early 90's, my god it was quick.
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  24082. So that car at 5:00 is a Peugeot 208 (probably a R2 or R3 class, FWD and way less powerfull than a WRC), and the Ford are the new Puma (and I don't like it either, for one specific reason: it's just a 4 doors hothatch/SUV/crossover, random AF, while the previous car with that name, in the late 90's/early 2000's was a small coupe, based on the Fiesta of that time; not sporty at all, but pretty fun). The old Mitsubishi is a lancer Evo 4 I think, judging by the look of the front and rear optics... At 8:55, it's an old Opel Kadett. 9:20, that's a Fiesta Mk V (2002-2008).
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  24083. Well the Croatian door are beefy ones for sure! I'm from Czech republic and I have very standard 'plastic' door but they are metal with plastic decorative paneling and five point lock that actually latches in symmetrical distances on the whole length of the door into the metal frame. They don't have a functional handle on the outside - you use the key to unlock and open the door and on the inside the key is built into the door as a little knob with a standard handle that you can push down. All my interior doors are solid wood with metal frames and I live in a small village on the country side with population around 200ppl :D
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  24084. My parents visited Phoenix a few years ago and they absolutely loved it and can’t wait to come back when we’re allowed to 😂 Love from Australia mate, keep up the awesome work ❤️
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  24085. In the 80s as a kid I had Posters of the F40 and a Quattro S1, later I added an XJ220 😅
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  24086. Cricket is a pretty simple game Score more runs than the opposing team more efficiently. There’s some little Nuances more so in Test Cricket compared to One Day Internationals or 20/20 matches. 20/20 is by far the most exciting cricket you’ll see. Every ball is seen as a “home run” potential, either for 4 or 6 runs. Test cricket is far more methodical, batsman trying to remain out there at all costs for as long as possible. An Australian Batsman years ago by the name of Mathew Hayden put up 380 odd runs in a Test Game match. For measure, 50 runs or a half century is a decent innings, 100 is a great innings, 380 is phenomenal.
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  24087. There is a Merc bus ad, 2 cars pull up 1st has a guy with hot girls, next has a guy and more hot girls. Then the bus pulls up alongside with a whole cheer squad.
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  24088. Make sure you cover the fgx xr6 turbo sprint and xr8 sprint... A Fgx was the last model after fg and there was no fpv in the fgx models but the sprints where basically the last fpv's but with a Ford badge PS I have an fgx xr6 turbo ute 😍
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  24089. Hey Ian,how do you think a rally car,WRC or group B car go at Bathurst?maybe even a pro mo of Aussie truck racing there.I think it would be cool.
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  24090. Looked up the first house on google maps, it's 3 suburbs away from me or 13 minutes drive. Mosman Park really is stunning to wander through, but oh my god looking up an article on the worth of that house and the properties the family have bought up next to the house.... eye watering.
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  24091. My advice to tourists was to keep an eye on them, when they get a glazed expresion on their face, hold them well away from you and point them away from you or they'll piss all over you.
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  24092. There are 8 parking Lot spaces for every single car in Murica!
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  24093. Enjoy guys ! By the way your little girl looks so cute !
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  24094. The Hummer H3 came with 5.3 Vortec
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  24095. Wow! I nearly gagged when you were talking about registration prices. In NSW (which I think is probably the most expensive in Australia) you wont get much change out of $1000 every year to get it on the road.
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  24096. Show us your new Suby Ian.
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  24097. Australia has a new family .
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  24098. I have actually worked on these Toyota works rally Celicas testing suspension technology back then, this was in the period directly after Toyota was banned from racing and they were using their works cars as test beds preparing for their return with the Corolla.
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  24099. Where you said that the landscape looked beautiful looked like Lanzarote, but I guess could have been anywhere. I think any airline that uses 737s will have similar landings.
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  24100. Oh duuuude you took my suggestion. Woohoo. I feel so acknowledged lmao.
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  24101. nice to see you include your lovely wife this time for a reaction video. i wondered if she would join along. has she seen much of your other reactions as well? anyway very cool to share :)
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  24102. The Australian land mass was wrong. Its actually nearly 8 Million square KM. Good find Ian!
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  24103. Thanks Ian, what a great start to the weekend! That truck at 22:40 was my favourite. Where can I get one of those? It would wake up the whole village when I drive to work early in the morning.
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  24104. Hi Ian. I’m also Ian. Melbourne Victoria. All DVD zoning can be bypassed search the brand of DVD. Austrailan Zone is ‘4’. Also Melbourne Yellow build is Flinders Street Railway station.
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  24105. Need some Merch to buy bro I'll buy a T and rock it at Bathurst. 🇦🇺❤️😁👍
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  24106. this is where it all began
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  24107. To top that there will apparently also be some rain, probably snow and ice higher up the mountain. Clean asphalt lower down... Right tire choices are gonna be really important and it's gonna be a challenging rally.
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  24108. "New Mexico" hahaha
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  24109. Congrats on this! I love your videos.. especialy the Euro Trucks once😁 I grew up in a trucker famely. Keep up the good work, and you Will make,a mill subs🤘👍 Love from Denmark
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  24110. Yeah. In saw this Thing live 3 or 4 weeks ago. Its sooo cool. The Sound is amazing. 😄😄😄
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  24111. I know Banora Point very well. Friends lived there. Very high up some "mountains". Views out to sea. Sugar cane fields as you leave Banora Point. Gorgeous.
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  24112. This guy is very passionate about Aussie made, subbed a long time ago. Might be able to change your mind about the newer VFs though Ian 😉
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  24113. I’m in Victoria and there has been people head up there to assist. However there has been messages not to send supplies as there’s no access to get them delivered.
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  24114. Ian, so this your in-laws place?
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  24115. Keep ur great personality 🎉
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  24116. Hi Ian, it's me again, from Austria. I just wanted you to introduce to "ROC" being Race of the Champions, where Champions of different disciplines meet to race. There you can find formula one drivers in rallye cars for example, or Rallye drivers in Formula cars....battling against each other, including a ggod deal of fun! Here you see ROC Swedeen Ice+Snow 2022 for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-bOwbspj2A Greetimgs from Austria, and keep your highly appreciated work up! G. Arnold, innsbruck Austria Europe
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  24117. not watching you do tests no more , my neighbours think im crazy yelling out the answers to you , lmfao . you do very well with aussie tests , but i cant forgive you not knowing g'day lol
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  24118. The Sunshine State is my home of Queensland
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  24119. Aussie Coke uses real sugar, not corn syrup.
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  24120. As far as dangerous critters are concerned, yes some will completely ruin your day. Best way to avoid trouble is use your common sense, or ask someone who has some. I spell donuts with do, and who hasn't sent a telegram about donuts? Cheers.
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  24121. With the previous tasting episodes you really gave me a "spark" for testing out good beers! And now it seems like there is yet another beer to try out! 😄 Thanks for the great videos. ps: I really hope you could visit Finland one day!
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  24122. Your second and last attempt on saying Düsseldorf way better than most Americans. Everybody in Germany will understand you without any problem. An airplane may be big and heavy, but wind is extemely powerful. Just imagine how much power is needed to lift roof tiles into the air. And still they get blown away by storms. A mid sized passenger jet has a wingloading of about 600kg per square meter. Shaking it like crazy does require a lot less energy than lifting roof tiles. Modern twin jets look all the same. It really isn't as easy as it used to be. Let me try how far I get without cheating. 1st: A320 with winglet kit 2nd: DHC/Bombardier Q300 or Q400 (737 taxying in the background) 3rd: A380 4th: should be an A330 5th: A320 6th: Q300 or Q400
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  24123. If anyone wants to up it find Dutch hagelslag/hail. They are sprinkles on steroids. I got into fairy bread from being brought up in Australia & also from my parents Dutchie heritage which included various other colours/flavours of sprinkles/hail. 😋
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  24124. Looks beaut mate 😆
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  24125. wish someone could send you a cheesecake from OZ but it would not survive the trip to the US
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  24126. Our lamb is no longer cheap . 🙋🏼‍♀️
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  24127. Much love from oz hope one day you make it
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  24128. Looks great you do know that you can get Bunderburg Ginger beer in The States
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  24129. GREAT, for a long time I was concerned that my parcel was stolen. By tracking it would have been delivered about the time you returned from your holiday trip late last year, yet never showing in a mailtime. Recently as you did a number of older catchup I began to have hope it was among backlog. NOW IT HAS COME TRUE. You have received it and now unpacked, hope the RC Race car is appreciated. Whether worth running as RC I do not know the supplied charger is 240V, and the batteries might be well dead being unused since 1980s. Maybe just use as a display model Race Car. My next parcel, well delayed, by now, probably needs to be two parcels, as I have accumulated too much for one. Maybe sent in this coming week.
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  24130. Watching Colin McRae never gets boring.
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  24131. @17:15 Skoda Superb Combi IV costs 1.144.900 Czech Koruna = $49.872 = €46.858. Cheers Ian. TC.
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  24132. I was raised in Poland in 80's (behind the iron curtain) and I know all of them. Strongly recommend you watch the whole videoclips, songs are iconic.
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  24133. Dude, have fun with the F1 race today! COTA is a much better track than the one in Miami. Max is probably going to destroy the field, because that's just what he does.
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  24134. Ha. So glad you did this. There are so many brilliantly simple and nimble cars from the 80's and 90's. Hope folk reach out and let you try more. UK here, we love tiny, agile cars (we have tight, twisty roads). Was great to see how you enjoyed this. 👍
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  24135. Congrats Ian! 👏🎉 A nice way to start of 2023. You earned it! And heartwarming to see how emotional, enthusiastic, supportive Daniela is. ♥️. You're a lucky man.
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  24136. G'day Ian, I just reaslenty turned 50, and the things that I have seen change over time, are amazing, you will to. Awesome vid, mate.
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  24137. Nice job! Congrats from Germany :) Keep it going.
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  24138. The Radical SR8 is featured in a bunch of Hillclimb videos. A beast of a car .
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  24139. Great reaction Ian to an iconic old car !! Keep up wearing that Queensland hat mate , great to see it proudly displayed quite a few times now 😎🙌
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  24140. Merry xmas to you and your family Ian... its my birthday tomorrow on xmas day i turn 41 tomorrow and was meant to be in Indiana for my 40th last year but covid shit all over that and you guys had stuff happening... love your work all the best to you all Not to bring it down but just heard that my friend in Indiana lost her dad to Covid today and will be going into my birthday thinking about that.... so if anyone could please spare a thought for my friend Candace and her huge loss on this day
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  24141. Love how he borked that corner and did some donuts for fun. More Blendline please :)
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  24142. I’ve had a teaspoon before but that be crazy
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  24143. Gonna have to get the better half doing a blind test haha
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  24144. Laughed at your comment… “vegemite is just sticking around”
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  24145. Wrong way around: Very crazy with a bit of skill :)
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  24146. Congrats bro, your on your way to becoming an Aussie. You can also use it as bearing grease in an emergancy lol.
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  24147. Pirelli for every race chooses which three compounds will be used from the C1-C5 range. For example, if Pirelli chooses C1-C2-C3 for one race, then they are color coded as C1- White (Hard), C2- Yellow (Medium) - C3- Red (Soft). But if they choose C2-C3-C4 for another race then they are color coded as C2- White (Hard), C3- Yellow (Medium) and C4- Red (Soft). As you can see, depending on the selection they make, some tires can be named differently depending on the race. In the examples I provided the C2 and C3 had different color coding for each race C2-Yellow for one race and White for the other and C3-Red and Yellow respectively. In each race weekend the teams are allocated 13 sets of tires. Each team chooses how many Hard, Medium and Softs they want. Usually, the teams want to have a fresh compound of each type of tire on race day. In qualifications the top tier teams usually run with a harder compound in Q1 and use the softs in Q2 and Q3 where Pirelli gives every driver that enters the Q3 an extra set, in order to push for the fastest lap. This extra set, after quali is returned back to Pirelli and cannot be used for the race even if a team hasn't used it. Also from this year the tires are on 18" wheels instead of 13". Hope I helped. And sorry for my English. Not my native language.
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  24148. Its not an iwrocker video without you admiring cool cars 😂
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  24149. Just foud your channel and it's great. I have to give you a good tip. When we say good day, it is pronounced 'geday'.
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  24150. Ian u have do video now of all timtams u have all together lol
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  24151. The last one is from Brazil. Salute from Brazil
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  24152. Hey IWrocker. I gotta 2017 ram powerwagon. I just put the flowmaster American thunder exhaust system on it. I love the way it sounds but the drone at 1500rpm is unbearable. I was thinking about putting the stock resonator back on but don't want to kill the great sound outside of the truck. What do you think, have you had any problems with exhaust drone? Also considering installing a j pipe to cancel out the resonating frequency.
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  24153. Green and Gold baby 👍
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  24154. ADL500 is from the Adelaide 500 Supercar Race, my hometown 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  24155. You absolutely must come visit us. Expensive but worth the trip.
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  24156. I'm an Aussie and I love your Aussie content. I subscribe to your channel and am set to receive notifications from your posts. I can tell you I get daily notifications for your European videos, but only get notified of one with Aussie content maybe once a week or so. Not sure if this is your release schedule, but I've found myself looking for new Aussie content from you coz I haven't had one for a week or so ...
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  24157. I wish they had this out a month ago when i bought my gray PW. This is my favorite color, good to see PW going back to military roots. Olive drab and FDE and more earthtones are awesome.
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  24158. Sadly they missed one very nice EU muscle car, the 1977-1989 Aston Martin V8 Vantage. I love the design of this car and it got a 5.3 V8 with up to 430hp.
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  24159. Thanks for putting this up mate this was funny af,had a good laugh and was interesting too.Wrock on Ian😎
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  24160. more reaction like this of the actual race would be great, 81 opening laps you gotta see the camaro channel 9 car looks great!
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  24161. Lowe's worked with local Woolworths to create a rival to do as well as Bunnings. A disaster. Ended up with lots of empty new big stores. One of their most famous blunders was stocking SNOW SHOVELS because they sold well in the USA.
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  24162. Lloyds auction house in like two minutes away from mine. Right next to Carrara flea markets. Largest open markets in Australia (so they say).
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  24163. So fun to watch a non trucker especially an american non trucker guy play Euro Truck 😆
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  24164. Check out the CASSOWARY Ian.
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  24165. Man that looks like a lot of fun 🤩
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  24166. Hey a little "cringe" video idea.... At the catalan moto gp last week ,the aprilla rider at his home gp who was running 2nd confused the last lap for the end of the race and started celebrating! Poor fella I felt so sorry for him! But this has happened a few times in the past
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  24167. I love Bathurst .... Great childhood memories when it used to be on the October long weekend. Racing on all weekend, Dad was happy...lol.....people in and out of the house ...... its not the same anymore but i have those memories to hold onto. :)
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  24168. So interestingly, when the v8 touring cars allowed centre lock wheels, larry stuck with 5 studs. So all the other teams, 1 nut per wheel, larrys team was a nascar pitstop. Years ago my brother worked for the bloke who was the engine builder for larry perkins in that time.
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  24169. Without seeing the comments, sounds like people are letting their enthusiasm to see you here get away from them. I don't think they would be deliberately hurtful or insulting, their just not thinking of the realities of the situation for you. Keep taking care of business, and I'm sure we will see you here when you can, whether that's next year or in five years.
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  24170. I wouldn't be underestimating the grunt of any BMW M vehicle. Most have close ratio racing boxes too. So are a lot better in real life than on paper. We used to have the BMW experience come into work every year. Some mad cars came thru there some years..
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  24171. you should react to f1 v10 onboards, absolutely phenomenal sound
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  24172. I'm an Australian love you channel...listening to this makes me feel sorry for Americans
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  24173. Big love from down unda :)
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  24174. love the crash at the end buddy
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  24175. Pipi from croatia too. He can try that as well
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  24176. That's a toe iron (golf)...
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  24177. Funny situation: listening to Ian and reading the subtitles i suddenly realized, that the video was in german 😂 Btw: i like the wide range of topics, Ian covers with his channel!
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  24178. 😂 that would of been funny when you realised and yes Norbert especially lately Ian has discovered that there is a whole new world out there other than America, Australia and New Zealand even though I'm from Australia and would like to see more of his reactions to it I still like watching whatever else he puts up because then I learn more and get to see things that I might not have searched up myself 👍
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  24179. Good idea not to show the remainder of the video. Thanks for the excellent reaction to this uniquely Australian occurrence, even though it happens all over the world with other animals.
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  24180. I had a similarly shitty weekend. Your vids kept me alive! 😃
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  24181. I've only found your channel like a week ago, but I love the fact that you are willing learn about cars and car-related events from all over the world. As a European car guy, I also love to learn about American, Australian, etc. cars which were never sold here. And I must admit, NASCAR is awesome, I've only started to follow it 5 years ago, but never missed a Cup Series race since then and I'm also binge watching older seasons during the off-season.
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  24182. Hey man, love all your videos, really recommend watching Lewis Hamilton's pole laps from the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix and the 2020 Hungarian GP. The 2020 Mercedes is the fastest f1 car ever made, and combined with Hamilton it is just memorising to watch flat out - F1 at its very quickest
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  24183. Anything is better than the garbage in the US
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  24184. Got me at the same time 😂🤣
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  24185. Hey mate. Loving watching you try Aussie things. We have an amazing country here. One thing you need to try is guess the Aussie slang. We have our own language here that confuses a lot of Americans. I’ll give you an example: G’day mate. How bout we chuck a sickie this arvo, shoot down the bottle-o and grab a slab. Then we can jump in the ute and shoot over to Shazza and Dazza’s for a barbie of some snags and get shit faced. Stone the flamin crows, the ute’s just shit itself. Good luck 😂😂
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  24186. I like mint slices better then the original timtams. (I don't really like them) I like the flavour ones. white. and black forrest etc. :D original ones suck for me
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  24187. Kids go on excursions from school here not field trips and those cups are thermos cups for like tea and coffee. 👍
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  24188. :) I was here :)
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  24189. Yeah, I did my training in a Scania workshop in Germany for 3 years most of the time it was fun but we didn't have V8 more 6cyls.
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  24190. I have the 2017 Ram power wagon. And I want the Hell Cat, but I just naught a Chevy ex cab 1991 truck a d everything works and looks great for 3k and I'm more jazzed about that.
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  24191. So true. I am a licensed Wall and floor tiler with nearly 20 years experience and have also endured the 19 year old fresh out of high school try and tell me how my job is done. Man i miss the days where you would get advice from the ex tradesman/life long hardware store owner who could not only talk th talk but walk the walk. All this stupid globalization/corporatization has done so much harm in the long run.
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  24192. You’re awesome brother
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  24193. I sold my Nissan Qashqai (pronounced Cash-kie) and bought a Toyota Mark X Zio a year ago. It's a great car, drives well and is so versatile, I love it!
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  24194. CONGRATS!!!!
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  24195. All I’m going to say is ….. Aussies do not like bullies
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  24196. I know 1 Robin Schulz's song in german that's really cool :D I think it's "Willst Du"
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  24197. our car import laws were relaxed in the early 90's which opened New Zealand up to a lot of used JDM cars. initially it was all a bit dodgy with cars coming in with odometers wound back and probably a fair few repaired write-offs. second hand car prices plummeted as a result but it also meant you could buy a half decent Japanese sports car for a lot less than a v8 commodore or falcon. i bought a '86 Mazda Cosmo (HB coupe) for less than NZ$5000 in 1994 when my mates were spending upwards of $10k on V8 Toranas. i even bought a 1990 MX5 a couple of years ago for $1500. the japanese import industry is much better regulated now and you can buy good quality cars for not bad pricing. all that is going to change a bit with taxes on fossil fuel cars etc
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  24198. One thing possibly worse than no timtams..? Having just one left and finding it fails the pre-slam inspection, where it is found to have a crack or small hole in the coating near the centre, making it difficult or impossible to get the flow going... devastating...... I might add these are the most serious problems we encounter living in this wonderful country...
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  24199. Gorgeous sounding car. This 1.5 engine produced 600 bhp at 12,000rpm! Rolls royce tested the engine and suggested it could run at 14,000rpm. In 1953 Juan Manuel Fangio was running 72 psi boost and got over 190mph out of one of these cars. If you want an epic sounding engine check out the Packard-Bentley 'Mavis' special. A 42 litre V12 with 1,500hp. At full throttle it sounds glorious! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ0u9iRTWyI
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  24200. 330 am Aussie time lovin it with you thanks for the memories cheers 🍻
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  24201. I just love Goodwood timed shoot-outs. The rarity of some of the cars makes me clench my bum cheeks as they barrel up the hill. Oh and I also love black cats.
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  24202.  @hangman5145  top man!.........i love the goodwood revival too......proper racing!
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  24203. I love this😂. If this guy ever went to Europe he'd have the same amazement😉. I like him freakibf out over cars that I don't even notice because they're so common. It is the total oposite here; those gigantic (to our standards, they don't even fit our parking spaces 😅) pick ups are rare. Any one who has one is sort of a bit seen as a show off🤭😆. Such a difference. I am restoring a 1979 Volvo 245, thats a wagon with a length of 4,78 metres. Which is gigantic for Dutch standards😆. Question to the Australians; I've noticed that I haven't seen a single so called "oldtimer", like 30+ years old (I see them here rather often). Is that just a coincidence? Oh. A US car I would LOVE to have/drive. A Ford Mustang. The old ones. Or a (I believe) Chevrolet Impala. Black..😊
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  24204. I have always enjoyed your honesty about these videos.
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  24205. We use both acres & hectares
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  24206. I was a 70s kid but lived in NZ (moved to Australia 1981)...so never saw these ads. So funny! That milo ad! He sounded very English lol.
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  24207. Welcome back!
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  24208. The police motorcycle is a Yamaha XJ600S from 1994 (maybe). I had one from 1995 until 2001. My dream bike at the time. 😀.
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  24209. my dad was a golfer. he had one pick up his ball shove it in his pouch and bounce away i have footage on my Ig of my niece feeding rainbow birds oh! possums aren't vicious here!!! they're very sweet. That was a possum doing the stare down
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  24210. too bad you didn't show (may be you didn't find a video showing it) what happens to the car when it is switched on and off... Frenchie here, growing up in the late 70s and early 80s, my parents did own 3 of them (one after the other) and yes, it was like being seated on a sofa in the living room as it was so comfy, i remember being so proud every time my mom was waiting for me in the school car park and would take me to school and back home in it.
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  24211. Another top video, mate!! Super cute kids you & your partner have, & Pedro is the man! Will look into sending you some more "Aussie stuff", but interestingly the good ol' classic Cadbury Cherry Ripe hasn't been sent to you, my fav choccie bar ;) I'll try make it happen mate.
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  24212. I have private number plates, slim blue & white with my initials & date of birth...In NSW you require front & back. We have Euro plates in NSW
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  24213. That Futura ( at 7:40 ) featured in the discovery show " chasing classic cars" restored by Wayne Carini, the owner of the museum is a friend of his. Happy to see it is still in the museum. That museum also used to have a 2 wheeled car that kept upright with a massive gyroscope ( that had to get up to speed before taking off obviously) , dunno if it's still there tho. ✌️❤️
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  24214. Police cars in Australia tend to be mostly white because of the heat.
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  24215. 10:10 Enough of my incessant commenting. Just know that I'm tripped out by these trucks. I want one!
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  24216. Congrats on the subscriber milestone Mate. I’m glad to see the PW back on the road (would prefer the dirt tbh lol). Auto trans are why I drive a manual. I don’t need an Allison in my ram to make it a beast. Any manual truck trans will last forever if you do the required maintenance and don’t drive it beyond its capability. My daily driver will become a toy soon and I’ll have to upgrade but before I do that I’ll put it to the test in extreme conditions until it fails so I get my money’s worth lol
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  24217. 🍺🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺❤
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  24218. Yep. As a Norwegian who has actually visited I can tell you that the Belgians sure know their beer :)
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  24219. How many packs of Tim tams do you actually have?
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  24220. The 1996 Summer Olympics was held in Atlanta, Georgia - famous for a brutal terrorist attack! The epic Sydney 2000 Olympics was definitely "the friendly games"! 🤗🇦🇺🧑‍🤝‍🧑 I've been to big shows and outdoor events at the Opera House, it's a special place indoors and the setting too, and acoustically perfect! 🌉
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  24221. Ian, would love to see you react to the motorbike or push bike parkour kind of ones. Also great vid!
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  24222. Take a look at Adam Backström in his old Volvo Pv544 video from about 2021 0-2022
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  24223. When Holden split with Peter Brock and HDT, they went to Tom Walkinshaw and HSV was born.
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  24224. I love your videos mate, all the stuff you got is so normal to me but it’s so cool to see how much it excites you! I’m going to have to put together my own goodie box for you, Jaxon in WA
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  24225. Many years ago I heard one of these go around Silverstone race track , from where I was I could hear it go all the way round , it's an ungodly howl , just amazing.
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  24226. Ya doin well mate, oi oi oi
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  24227. All good here in cairns Australia
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  24228. if you want to see very intricate design look at the interiors of the old churches and cathedrals in Germany
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  24229. Our people from Italy ❤️ F1.
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  24230. That was EPIC!!! Fantastic video,
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  24231. The model kit looks like the amazing Aoshima / Beemax 1:24 S4. It’s a beautiful kit with a ton of detail - it’s definitely not a beginners kit, but checkout the YouTube video builds. Group B model scale kits are a real wormhole!
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  24232. 6:25 A Landy Defender, iconic emergency vehicle but a reversed Tardis...... Big on the outside, tiny inside with a awful driving position, note the driver's window being open (even in the rain!!!) due to you having to put your elbow of it to be remotely comfortable!!! 😂😂😂 Rot like nobody's business as well if not kept on top of!!! You can buy old emergency vehicles here in the UK but depending on what you buy you're getting a well beaten car for example thats been thrashed within an inch of it's life and will have possibly holes in the dash, missing parts (the car radio for example) and possible visible repair damage. I bought an ex traffic car and although it had 36,000 miles on the (calibrate speedo) clock and service history.... it had a massive ECU fault which even the dealership couldn't fix. Biggest POS and waste of money I've ever bought. Although saying that there are people who love buying ex police cars and putting them back to full working condition which is pretty cool.
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  24233. Play European bus simulator
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  24234. Well done and thanks for the all inclusive thoughts luv Sam.
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  24235. Crocodile Rocker with those hats…lol
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  24236. the "Rat move" .... what a legend!!!👊🤣
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  24237. We seem to be a generous mob....
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  24238. Congratulations on your new addition, Sydney, she's a cutey. I'd like to keep the East/West rivalry going with the name choice but I don't know anyone who would want to name their child Perth. Jokes aside, I'm really chuffed you chose to name her after an Australian city. Look forward to the reveal coming in the next few days.
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  24239. i would like to clarify that their are 2 different types of Marmite British and NZ also there is Bovril which is South African I believe. Basically the British version is the closet original followed by the others as S Africa, Austalia and NZ are or were colonies.
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  24240. While FD is cool and all, street drifting/touge drifting videos are more more thrilling to watch, for obvious reasons.
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  24241. I dare to say it, crowd funding would get the whole family a mind blowing Australian adventure. Come on down under Pedro. Ian, Mount Panorama is a callin….. I was doing slow laps there in my Hemi last weekend.
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  24242. I grew up with this which might explain a few things.
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  24243. The bot was quick on this one damn
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  24244. You know there is a V8 Supercars race competition equivalent using Ute's, called V8 SuperUtes. I'm not actually sure if the comp still runs. But there is a lot of vids around. Check em out
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  24245. Hi You would make a great weather person on tv or radio
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  24246. How about the reentry of the Power Wagon Town Wagon? My previous vehicle was the Suburban 2500 8.1L beast. That was a really nice multi use vehicle. Ford's retired Excursion was the last worthy opponent. Chevy/GMC have since relegated the Burb/Yukon XL to pavement princess duties. It would be nice to see Ram offer a rugged travel all type of vehicle based on the 2500 Power Wagon platform. Hence, the rebirth of the Power Wagon Town Wagon!
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  24247. It must take a tremendous level of skill to drive one of those giant trucks! I have only been over the outback in aeroplanes. it is a scary place! Thank you for the video!
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  24248. Never been so early in a Iwrocker video, Keep up the good work man!
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  24249. If you ever go to Germany, make sure you visit the Mercedes Benz HQ/Museum.
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  24250. Bro I never comment but I feel bad for the USA after watching this… to give some good points for USA: I feel the people are super open and outgoing compared to many eu nations. I traveled through the USA and everywhere I went people wanted to show me their beautiful country, very hospitable, awesome people. Not to mention the freaking diversity of the landscapes and nature and stuff… absolutely crazy. Every place has its troubles tho, no exceptions. Also ask the same dutchies about any small country even in the EU and they probably know way less about the politics and stuff. USA politics is just big in the media here because it is still the biggest global power and the Netherlands is pretty usa focussed.
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  24251. Hey, Ian! If you want to see some classic Ford Escort rally car action just watch the classic Bud Spencer & Terence Hill movie "Watch out, we're mad". The bonus point is they are (Bud and Terence) legendary, epic, all time movie heroes in Europe and around the globe, but mostly in Italy, Germany, Hungary.
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  24252. Cool Goodies very generous from everyone, well done.
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  24253. It's diffucult to say which one sounds better because the 917 have no Turbos. It's like you say. Both have an unique great sound. ❤
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  24254. Please react to 8x8 truck trial ... (1) 8x8 Off road Truck trial, heavy truck vehicles in action @ Jihlava 2020 - YouTube
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  24255. Growing up in a townhouse in Sydney, my room was always so hot in Summer and the fan didn’t cut it. To keep cool at night I used to soak (and rinse) a beach towel and laid it on myself just so I could sleep. We weren’t allowed to have aircons in the rooms. If we had 40+ degree days, the nights would still be in the 30s. I’m lucky now that I have an aircon in the room.
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  24256. Yeah nah, a sea snake is exactly what it sounds like. And I guess you could say we do it better, very very few people actually die if they get bitten thanks to our healthcare system. We're talking like.... maybe .03 out of 100000 people might die a year.
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  24257. I would have thought the doppler (change in pitch of the siren as it comes toward or away from you) would help to identify roughly where the emergency vehicle is, but when it's right behind you - yes - it can be a real surprise when you think it's somewhere off in the distance.
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  24258. Carlton draught is my favorite tap beer, it's better out of the keg to..
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  24259. Just missing a photo of Oz with you in it.
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  24260. Check out Italian hillclimb Fausto Bormolini Rampa Falperra...on board...no slowing down in the corners.. .
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  24261. 👏👏👏👏👍🤓🇦🇺
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  24262. Hi Richard from Scotland again .also love watching your rally vlogs . you should check out Colin McRae onboard or him driving in wrc.pire legend the best.sorely missed too .worth a watch 👍🏻👀👍🏻
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  24263. They are solid ass trucks ..... F the haters
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  24264. i could open one of them Praga bottles with another Praga bottle :P Also, as a Dutchman, with pain in my heart, i have to admit Belgian beer is the best. try belgian beers.
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  24265. Her first try on spekulatius is realy good.
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  24266. This bloke deserves to be sent a carton of tim tams
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  24267. A little treat here: Engine 2 of the US Army Fire Dept. in Stuttgart, Germany... 😊 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgNP7TlLPAI
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  24268. Have you seen 54 overtakes in one lap video? Its prettycool too.
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  24269. No, it's a legit HDT-built Torana sports sedan wearing the livery it raced in during the 70s. It's not a Brock car, but it was raced by Colin Bond and Ron Harrop among others.
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  24270. Miss the v10 sound so much and the days watching F1 with my mother!
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  24271. LOL no all BS mate….what is not BS is there is a V8 race this weekend in Townsville QLD, look for it your side of the Pacific..👍
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  24272. Great format, check out a car and then drive it in a rally game. 👍🤘❤️
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  24273. The Vikings, 500 years before Columbus. Greeting from Denmark💕
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  24274. Someone's going to have to send you some chips. Red Rock deli sweet chilli 😍
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  24275. Eric Bana came to fame on either fast forward or full frontal. His movie "love the beast" is about his 2 door Falcon & is well worth a look
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  24276. There are flights from Dusseldorf to Australia. Just like from Amsterdam Schiphol. But with a stopover in Dubai. To refuel and then fly to Australia. My wife's family live in Brisbane and in Surfers Paradise. And they always fly to Düsseldorf instead of Amsterdam Schiphol. Dusseldorf is cheaper. Greetings from Spakenburg, the Netherlands. Gerben and Gabrielle.
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  24277. REACHER is a great series on prime video there are 2 series now well worth the watch for you and the wife its hard to stop watching you always want to see the next episode
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  24278. IWrocker, you've made it! You've got the telegram scammers through your comments. I've just had one telling me I've won something on a comment from your video 4 days ago. Maybe warn your subscribers. Most people know it's not you (they pretend it's you giving away prizes, then ask for shipping and apparently they keep charging your account. That's what I've heard) However, some may think it's actually you. Take care.
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  24279. The man in the uniformwith the horse at 2.48 is a Australian Light Horse, mainly from the Boer War & WW1 judging by the art work I'd say WW1 as the nurse in the centre has red Poppy flowers found in Europe. I'm from North West Queensland and there is Water tank art up here too. Google images Mount Isa Water tank art
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  24280. Carlsberg is a gigantic brand, you probably has seen some sponsors or ads somewhere 😁
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  24281. It certainly has a lot of advantages and took a little getting used to the transition from paper to polymer notes, as the unfortunate thing is the polymer ones don't fold very well but that is about the only disadvantage I can think of.
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  24282. Great to see , check out 40 Split Seconds and Too Fast to Race Ian , both Rally videos
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  24283. You should really look into Irish Road Racing from the perspective of the late doctor John Hinds. Cases from the races and More cases from the races are two excellent videos. Humorus, educating, morbid and outright scary in one package.
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  24284. I just moved from Adelaide to Texas. It's funny that Christmas day is forecast to be the exact same temperature both places. Isn't it winter here?
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  24285. I First saw that yellow on a 2 door LJ Torana and when I saw the Wayne Gardner VR special it's become my dream colour for a Holden. Mum had a Sunbird Torana she bought new in this colour also. She called it vomit yellow.
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  24286. 1:30 "absolute mad cunt" Translation: absolutely brilliant/fantastic/amazing person 🤣
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  24287. this is only in the CBD of Melbourne City and i even find it confusing and they also have a rule that you also have to give way to trams, i also don't understand that myself
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  24288. That was a really fun one!!
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  24289. chicken salt is for fries
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  24290. Watching this was just so, so sweet.
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  24291. Oh man, you’re in need to get the airplane tickets and fly to Prague! Cars, beer and the towns!!!
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  24292. Great videos you watch. 👍
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  24293. This is a cool idea for a video. Really fun.
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  24294. They definitely need to make this one AND the Rebel TRX!! I don't know why, maybe they felt like they didn't get enough positive feedback? Maybe it wouldn't have been cost effective, not sure. Maybe they'll surprise us though.
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  24295. You've got to do it with Port or a spirit. That will ruin your life...for the better🙄
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  24296. This was a fun and entertaining video! It looked fun and now I'm interested in trying ETS out. I play a lot of video games, but for some reason I haven't played this. 20 euros on Steam is not bad for hundreds of hours of gameplay.
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  24297. everyone loves beer and sombody loves vine too :D And some girls drinking vine rather then beer :D :) But vine is big moravian culture. Its part of czech rep
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  24298. Can you react to Formula 1 GP Monaco "helmet " cam. F1 - 1990 Ayrton Senna vs 2019 Lewis Hamilton - Monaco ! That`s real racing!
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  24299. Ian, you could spend years traveling the outback and only see a fraction of what's to offer. Some of the rock formations your were wowing over are just a few hours drive from Perth in Kalbarri (pronounced Kal-barry, with a short 'a'). Some of it can be quite touristy but you can get away from the crowds without too much effort, just make sure you are well prepared.
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  24300. Took a few years of planning moving the islands around to get the right flow it's in our local paper archives
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  24301. Mount Buller is just over an hour east of here...and yes, it gets fricking cold here when it snows there!
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  24302. 31 December 22. Or December 31st . Begins the 2023 Dakar Rally. Almost 3 weeks, Live Rally. 32 Dutch teams are participating. I'm ready! you too?
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  24303. Although the Pacer started in 1969 with this VF 225 slant six original Pacer unless an engine upgrade is allowed. So even more impressive. Shannon's detail here ; https://youtu.be/dv-1x1sPiTk Common confusion of the first slant six Pacer and the next model hemi powered ones.
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  24304. I'll have that square OBD truck
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  24305. You have to look up the Beast it is a documentary on a Ford GT Eric Bana builds and raises his car
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  24306. This poor blokes gunna shit him self when he actually gets here hahah.... yeah nah, hell be fine lolz... on a serious note Ian, you would like it over here im fairly sure. Theres a lot of things to see and do.
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  24307. see a lad in trouble you just help its in our blood as an aussie.
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  24308. I love your enthusiasm for every shot in your videos.
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  24309. You've got to hear the Lotus playing Happy Birthday. It's hilarious.
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  24310. That coin collection has a limited addition colored G coin, I wonder if you got one in your pack.
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  24311. Wasn't expecting that BUT happy Timtams got the 10. 👍🤠
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  24312. May Gibbs is an Amazing Aussie Author & she wrote the book of stories - that the kids will love.
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  24313. I feel like someone needs to give Ian a good old 1985 $1 and $2 Aussie paper note 😶 if I get my hands on some more I’ll try to do so👍
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  24314. Congratulations to IWROCKER FAM. Hope Sydney going to grow big and healthy. Emma was so cute with the ending of video.
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  24315. You chose incredibly well! also Assetto Corsa is an awesome start to get used to things, especially since it's open source... and where i started out myself when i got my wheel and pedals. I hope you have a total blast and enjoy it to the fullest!
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  24316. That Gatorade and Garden hose line was fucking hilarious! If ya know, ya know
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  24317. ian we call that type of duel bike a tandem in aust .cheers
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  24318. Kangaroo are so big in Australia i live in Brisbane near surburban bush land where everyone lives i see 6-7 foot kangaroos that stand over me from 100metres away they can really hurt a human
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  24319. my dad grew up in darwin in a tin shed with dirt floors the walls had a 6" gap top and bottom to let the breeze through. they lived on the shore at nightcliff and it's million dollar houses now.
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  24320. My only close call was when I was driving home from some family stuff, driving through the middle of nowhere (rural germany) and I as a nerdy science guy wanted to test the fuel mileage of my car depending on the speed I was going, so I was setting a speed and drove that for 2 minutes while looking at the mileage gauge, then changing the speed to a different one and again driving 2 minutes at the new speed (this is only really possible at night in the middle of nowhere so nobody is annoyed and/or endangered by driving below the speed limit). Right when I was testing 60km/h a deer jumped out in front of me. I don't think I could have braked in time if I were driving the usual 100+ that day.
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  24321. Probably had to get it in before construction finished to use the platform on the side of the building that will be removed after construction is finished.
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  24322. Should also check out the Iveco Daily 4X4. Pretty cool truck for the money.
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  24323. bbq thats all
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  24324. Who is giving away our national secrets?🤣🤣 Tim Tams are the best! Glad you enjoyed it champ!
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  24325. Awwwww thank you so much🥰 thank you. Thank you and everyone for your support and to everyone who sends us these beautiful gifts and we are so appreciative of you all. Xoxoxoxo :)
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  24326. Congratulations man... More to come and I'm joining the team today.
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  24327. Thx for appreciating our little country. Always warms my heart when I see that someone from 300 milion nation cares. But two vids in single day? I must've really fell for us❤ Btw if you're interested more in Prague astronomical clock 6:10, I recommend Honest guide's vid https://youtu.be/43KRqMoVM1I
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  24328. The kids are so cute ^^
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  24329. Part 2/3 would be great
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  24330. That’s how good Brocky was…
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  24331. Mexican Coke and Dr.Pepper are the best. Especially the cherry flavored. When i was little, i tried dr pepper for the 1st and it tasted like medicine. I can still taste it but in a good way. Thats what my family compares it to and I cam see how they dont like it
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  24332. Yes....watch the 2017 Top Ten Shootout and especially Scott McLaughlins mind blowing lap in the gorgeous FGX Ford Falcon ..in DJR Team Penske Shell livery...As good as it gets ...The Falcon is the longest served Aussie race car and won many Bathursts and Championships right until 2018. Two of the greatest ever finishes to the Bathurst 1000 happened in 2013 and 2014 ...Unbelievably exciting in both cases ...Look for them via You Tube and you'll see why it's true... LOVING YOUR VIDEOS and your genuine sincerity..Thanks..
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  24333. There's terrible news footage of Lismore and Sydney and surrounding areas in NSW. My daughter said there is looting going on near her in Ipswich Qld.
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  24334. Nice! I didn't knew that Australia had sausage rolls, too. In Austria and Germany they are called "Sausages in a dressing gown" (ger.: "Würstchen im Schlafrock"). They were invented in Vienna in Austria by a german guy, who used "Frankfurter Würstchen" (aka. "Frankfurters") for this, ... like 120 years ago. In Germany you can buy them in almost every backery - I like this kind of food! :) They are actually quite cheap ... 1.50€ each.
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  24335. Yes you can do it in ETS2! But you won't be fitting the trucks inside of the trains. You just stop at where the trucks here were entering at an angle and there's going to be an interactable icon where you can choose your destination. And yes, it just skips to when you arrive in the game. Happy trucking in ETS2 iWrocker, hope you have fun!
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  24336. Ronaldinho is 100% in my top 10 of all time. Off the top of my head my personal top 10 is: Messi Cristiano Ronaldo Zidane Ronaldo Ronaldinho Peter Schmeichel Oliver Kahn Eric Cantona Zlatan Michael Laudrup
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  24337. Dilbeek, is pronounced like "Dill-bake" ("beek" means brook/run/stream)
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  24338. Imagine America doing something like that have a street circuit race. That would be a bit different than driving around 🍩,s all the time driving in circles
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  24339. I love shapes! BTW dominoes Australia released a limited edition Vegemite and cheese pizza this week! I havn't tried it yet but I'm pretty sure it will be awesome!
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  24340. IV just finished restoring a Holden HZ Premier sedan 5 litre V8
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  24341. Also some awesome stuff on Motorsports Moments. Top 10 Aussie car crashes. Thank God for the amount of engineering in the roll cage of these amazing little beasts. 💯👍✅, Cheers
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  24342. Black 1500 held its own. Guts glory ram baby
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  24343. Been to a few wrc rallyes and I can defently tell you that those guys driving is from another planet and as a spectator you can't get more close to the action than this!!!
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  24344. Getting shot while going for a walk: In Nordic and Germanic countries like Sweden and Germany, they love to go for hikes in the country. In Sweden especially, they have this concept of anyone can go anywhere in the countryside. Just leave it as untouched as possible when you leave. It's also good manners to ask the farmer if it's OK to camp out on their land. They might be moving their herd to that field later that afternoon or something, but generally, as long as people leave things as they found it, people have no problems with this.
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  24345. To make it my feelings for the US and Americans better lined out I’m gonna write about the first time I met Americans. This was in the 1960s in a little town in the south of Germany and I was pre-kindergarten level always and large convoys military convoys, most of the time they were American Would drive by our town and all the kids even the ones that were in school would run away from home or school to go and meet those convoys because the soldiers on the armored vehicles and the tanks did adore us little kids and would give us treats and sweetes and just every body would be happy and have a good time. Sometimes they had to stay outside our little town for like hours and we had a lotta fun playing games of soccer and other things. But one time I will never forget because I was late as my grandmother wouldn’t let me out of the house I don’t remember what the reason was for that anymore so I was late at the convoy and I remember this giant black American soldier who was unhappy because he didn’t have anything to give to me anymore so he took me by the hand and walk me down the entire convoy and every vehicle he asked if anybody still had any sweets or something to give to me. So the only thing they were able to turn up was a gallon sized can of applesauce which they opened, supplied me with a spoon and sent me back home carrying this enormous burden 😋and trying to eat as much as possible on the way home. By the time I got home I was covered in applesauce have eaten so much I couldn’t even talk anymore and my grandmother just looked in disbelief at me. Since that day I do like applesauce and I do like Americans and this hasn’t changed since then so this is why the situation in the US right now bothers me almost every day. Jesus after having been gone for 40 years I still have an American newspaper subscribed Which I do read almost every day
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  24346. Once you get about 100km inland, Australia is miles and miles of nothing. Most Australians live near the coast, and holiday either near another part of the coast, or go overseas. Before covid, my daughter's friends went to either the Gold Coast, NZ, various Pacific islands, SE Asia, or France for their holidays. Mt Kosciuszko National Park is the only park where you pay an entry fee.
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  24347. Every time (not that often though) when I meet such a plow truck in the dark, I'm scared of how much the plow is outside of the truck boddy to the left. It's impossible to recognise the most left shape of the plow, because there are no marking lights at the edge. And at snow fall you can hardly see the contour of the road. Huh. At these conditions every road seems very narrow... -12°C for the moment, but tomorrow in the afternoon about 0°C 😉
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  24348. before watching this. me thinking "plz dont spread it like nutella" edit : ahh nice. a lil bit goes a long way :D youll learn your ratios :) vegemite is something that you wont eat in ages. then after a while its something that you really want again :)
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  24349. Diesel cars are awesome.
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  24350. Love this game, and ATS! If you want to play it more, I recommend getting a steering wheel and pedals. A controller isn't as much of a chore as playing with a mouse and keyboard is, but the most fun is having a wheel. You can use the mouse to look around while driving and use the keyboard for all the hotkeys, which makes it feel more like you're actually driving. If you play on PC of course. The DLC is great, but wait for it to be on sale. I got 6 of them for the price of 2 essentially. This game can get quite expensive otherwise. Same for other add-ons like Heavy Cargo pack. ATS is great as well, although the graphics aren't as great as ETS2 (as it is older), it is really fun as well. My preferred skill distribution is, in order: -1 or 2 Long Distance. -1 High Value -1 Fragile -2 Just-in-Time/Urgent (to unlock both) -3rd or 4th level, maybe max, Long Distance -Max out ADR -Max out the rest. This opens up the most jobs quickest and has you drive long distance, which adds up the XP quickly. ADR is high price per distance, so you can opt to max that out earlier, but be aware every next level requires more XP to unlock, so it slows down as you go up in rank. This means that maxing ADR slows down opening up the other skills, which means those jobs won't be unlocked. Any cargo can be high value, fragile or JIT/urgent, so you get XP for doing jobs like that as well, on top of giving you more choice of jobs. A good budget option for a wheel is the Thrustmaster TMX Pro. Be aware the throttle doesn't go to full throttle for some reason, so you need to use a button as the secondary to be able to go full throttle. Haven't found an option to calibrate the pedals unfortunately.
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  24351. Ian, I know you love to laugh. Maybe I can assist you with very funny Dutch commercials. https://youtu.be/KN_9kcam3Gc?si=sQAGUcb2DYjTU3UK. And since you are a Skoda-fan: https://youtu.be/WAe4VEN6lBM?si=CQ57zbEsD5-UrA1m. These from the insurance company 'Centraal Beheer' are almost every time funny!
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  24352. def not a thing but is now
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  24353. Hey Ian, we share a birthday. Nice.
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  24354. Im always on your Rally content, WRC3 and the privateers have the best and strangest cars. Fiat 500 Arbarth is the wierdest Ive seen👍👍
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  24355. I think calling the vegetaion forests is a bit of a stretch, yes we have some good rain forests, but half of that greenery on the map is Mulga or Mallee Scrub Lands, and a fair bit is lightly to medium treed Savanna, with the majority of the rest being Eucalyptus varieties. Runners or Joggers bepending how fast you move. lol And possibly the map is wrong, the wettest part of North QLD around a place called Tully gets 1100 to 1200mm of rain per year, or something around 45-48 inches of rain.
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  24356. You should search for koalas fighting! They sounds crazy. That's where the drop bear myth came from.... Oh and it's port.. mc quarry... if an American would say it.. and that spikey thing is an echidna. (E- kid-na) "saved them off the road... more like saved their tyres from being blow out. They will give you a puncture.
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  24357. Great having you back, I missed your updates heaps, looking forward to the next chapters and Patreon details👍😊
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  24358. G’day mate, I grew up watching all these great races and still do. If you really want to learn about Bathurst I have one name for you and that is Peter Brock he is the best driver this country has ever produced. You’ll notice that the trophy for the winner is now the Peter Brock trophy,also several parts of the track are named after him. He was and still is my hero.
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  24359. How the hell u got a license plate from Styria, austria
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  24360. I have been there, it's an experience you need to see first hand to see how truly beautiful it is. New Zealand is one of few countries that have gone untouched by the natural world and evolved it's own natural world.
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  24361. Iwocker i think you will get it fairly easy you seem to have some understanding of it already. Aussies & Americans love sports I know we follow anything only problem with NFL is it's long(time wise)with alot of stoppages,baseball is played here and I like ice hockey now they're mad bastards, let alone the rivalry in the swimming pool between us. We both like a clean competition if you're beaten by a better athlete we can handle that but have no time for drug cheats in sports I'm sure you guys feel the same. 👍
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  24362. Melt the Cabry chocolate and dip in strawberries put in fridge for five minutes and then eat them it’s the best
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  24363. I've seen these in person before, they do cool!!!
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  24364. Happy birthday matey!!!
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  24365. That's Rob Breddle he runs or still runs a crocodile park
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  24366. Verhaeghe Duchesse Cherry (Same beer but then added some cherries) "Duchesse Cherry is a blend of 1 and 2 year-old Duchesse de Bourgogne with local, sour cherries added to the maturing beer. The malt beverage is aged in oak casks, and utilizing whole cherries from the Limburg region of Belgium, as opposed to cherry syrup that is sometimes used in cherry beer production, Duchesse Cherry truly lives up to its name" € 2,97 ($3.24 with EUR=1.093)
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  24367. Interesting. When I was younger, my mum and uncle had a VK (from memory) Commodore sedan. It had a big induction vacuum gauge in the dash. Was weird to see the needle bouncing around, not relating to engine revs or speedo. Cheers.
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  24368. Dick Johnson is 400 years old mate. And slow af
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  24369. Yes very well put and of course our ZEBRA crossings a word used for the stripes on the road.
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  24370. I also do this with ice cold milk from the fridge. It's great! Nothing beats the hot drink though.
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  24371. This is the true last Ford Falcon sedan (FG XR8) produced in Australia in late 2016. The American made Mustang isn't as good as the Falcon. Ford Falcons and Holden Commodore were unbeatable. Scotty MaLachlan is a master driver and I miss the street production cars racing especially on Mt. Panorama. Australian quality made vehicles. Can't beat then.
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  24372. Happy Birthday Ian Keep up the great Vids Cheers From Down Under
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  24373. I do find it funny how we pronounce some common words differently, normally I don't mind this, it's just a cultural difference. There is an exception though, Aluminium. The way we Aussies (and pretty much the rest of the world) say it is the correct way. Look at the official periodic table, there is an i in there. It's AluminIum, not Aluminum. Why an entire country insists on pronouncing an internationally recognized scientific term incorrectly is beyond me.
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  24374. Ian, the one with month school year begins is logical, if you think that we have inverted seasons, so winter in the north hemisphere is summer in the south hemisphere. So we all mostly starts at the end of summer-begin of autumn
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  24375. The Intermodellbau in Dortmund (Germany) is the World’s largest exhibition for model making and model sports.
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  24376.  @peterhoz  & Holden is a acronym for Heaps Of Loud Disturbing Engine Noises. Go Mopar!!!
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  24377. NISSAN GTR GODZILLA Ford = Found on Rubbish Dump Holden = Just Hold'n' together 🤣
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  24378. Holy balls this is awesome 🤙🤙🤙🤙
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  24379. lol I would not thought of this stuff... Nice work :)
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  24380. 👍👍👍
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  24381. It's going to be a scorcher for sure. 43°c in Perth.
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  24382. Hey Ian, I don't know if you've noticed, but someone named Bruce Wilson on YouTube has a Scania in the USA, maybe you can meet up with him and test drive a Scania? Would love to see a video about it. Also great Video thumps up!
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  24383. You should React to Sweden Fire trucks Scania 😉💪
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  24384. Thumbs up and much respect. Yeah it isn't a surprise that the size of the US military machine is head and shoulders above Australia, even per capita. Maybe (EDIT: Australia's) not the queen or king but in the global game of military chess, I think we're well positioned. This is a really interesting topic especially at the moment - big diplomatic controversy over a submarine arrangement with France gone a bit pear-shaped. Summarising it here probably wouldn't be fair to the 'players' though IMO. Thank you to all who have served, on both sides of the Pacific. Cheers.
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  24385. There’s also what we call a smoko break and it’s not to go somewhere and have a cigarette, it means to have a morning tea break which I think used to be the case was meant to be have a cigarette but now we have a smoko and lunch break at work which is 20 minutes for smoko in half an hour or an hour for lunch depending on where you work.
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  24386. Hey mate it's Max from Western Australia, here's a video of the Aussie SummerNats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tA0A_jK48s&t=708s
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  24387. Thorny Devils are designed to catch rainwater on their bodies and channel the water to their mouths
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  24388. That last one actually split through a bike lane as well. The old saying there's never a cop around when ya need one these give us so e faith in the system
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  24389. This will be spread like wild fire on you tube. 😂 Watch it hit a million hits I no time. This video can be called the Tim Tam King. 👍
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  24390. Thankyou for saying “Melbourne “ like an Aussie
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  24391. This film https://youtu.be/hznBVKanMGg I used to watch the series growing up the English dubbed versions in the '80's! It was known as Superbug in Australia, dudu was the Beetle.
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  24392. Lays, Walkers and Smiths chips are, I believe, owned by the same Multinational
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  24393. You’re a good man with a beautiful family!
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  24394. When the OZ/NZ travel bubble opens.... Im coming my Kiwi friends..... This is Fully Sick!
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  24395. I am Romanian an my first cassette was with Aqua :)))) ah, the 90s
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  24396. Alright Ian listen up, think of a boomerang like a race car with reverse down force, the faster it travels through the air the more resistance it's going to produce, you ARE holding it and throwing it correctly everything is fine in that department, here's 3 tips anyone can use to throw a boomerang, 1, get a bigger space to throw it around, 2, hold it more upright say around 45° and 3, throw the bloody thing, I mean let it rip, put some oomph into that thing, you'll notice it loop around much faster the more power you use.
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  24397. That was fun., interesting concepts of adds
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  24398. Your a good bloke and family is important. Congrats that bad your wife having a hard time.
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  24399. Cars rolling up hill is mysterious: Straws lane Mount Macedon. https://youtu.be/d-3sgRP3co0
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  24400. Coco melon HAHAHA 🤣 🤣🤣😅😂😂🤣
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  24401. 1 milion Czech crowns is aprox. 50k US dollars 10k dollars - 200-250k Czech Crowns depends on exchange ratio how it currently stands now it is 22.99 CZK for 1 Dollar so 229k crowns for 10k dollars I haven't drove any of the newer models of Skoda but the older ones were not comfortable - you could feel every bump on the road idk about the new ones , but reliable and cheap cars to repair. only newer i sat in was Kodiaq and only as a passanger but it was comfy ( i don't remember complaining :D ) and i never liked their desings or names - Kodiaq ( we have no bears ) Fabia , Octavia - we are not Italians + 49% of the company belongs to VW (Germans) Older ones looked all the same at least from the front , and new ones all look like Kia Ceed You could checkout pretty new car brand with new supercar that costs 1mil pounds called Praga Bohema that has a Czech name and Unique desing
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  24402. This is on the A86 at Paris between the A4 and the A3. This is a standard daily que.
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  24403. Video is awesome
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  24404. Pinzgauer, top pronunciation👍 we used to use them in the swiss army too. There is a 6x6 version aswell👍 Keep up the great work, thank you for your time, effort and entertainment.
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  24405. Cool vid. The pics are odd, all the cars from the 80's onwards were all standard, whereas everything before that were all the performance or tricked out versions. The 80's versions also had performance versions, body kits etc. Just not in those pics.
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  24406. Fabulous! Well done, and Happy New Year!
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  24407. I have a question for you have you had any trouble with your sway disconnect for the lockers I just took mine in according to the dealership is not covered under warranty the sway bar somehow got water in it and shorted everything out the lockers won't work in the sway disconnect will not work that Parts almost $1,200 they say it all has to be replaced the wiring is covered but not the sway disconnect module have you had any issues with that part on your truck mines of 2013 and all stock I like your videos doing a great job thanks for any info or help
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  24408. here a something for you to watch Murray Walker goes on a lap of bathurst with Brad Jones in an Audi A4 1997
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  24409. At least they dont rust/dent lol.
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  24410. You need to check out the devils marbles seeming you love rocks there amazing
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  24411. I reckon your'e a good bloke mate. There are a lot of excellent and worthy causes in the world and i reckon somebody could start a go fund me to visit Aust for your family.
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  24412. VEGEMITE the GOAT 👌 Vegemite + strawberry jam (jelly to you) is a must try 🤤
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  24413. Cool, I had no idea this existed, and it's only a bit over a two hour drive away. Def gonna check it out some time. Thanks Ian for this and all your great videos. Cheers!
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  24414. Chicken salt on hot chips, the best.
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  24415. That Volvo U-Turn was impressive but the driver is lucky they didn't rip the trailer tyres off! I've left rubber behind doing turns half as tight as that 🤣
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  24416. I've never much liked TimTams ducks But the double coated choc TimTams are delicious. Make that your next pack :p
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  24417. dm = decimeter (tenth of a meter) dam = dekameter (ten times of a meter)
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  24418. I reckon you'd hear it much further away than 3 miles! When the F1's raced in Adelaide in the 80's you could hear them clear as a bell across the entire city and suburbs, about 80km north /south by 30km east /west with the track almost dead centre.
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  24419. Los mexicanos odiamos el de México, no representa lo que somos😢💔
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  24420. That was f#cking cool 😎💯👍🇦🇺
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  24421. Thank you for this delightful video. I really enjoyed watching you all try Australian Lollies.
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  24422. First pair of socks has the Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. Kookaburras are brown, cream and a touch of blue. I think you all know that, it was Dani’s slip of the tongue and Ian followed suit. LOL!
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  24423. Full stadiums tho
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  24424. Yes all Western Australia
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  24425. That's an awesome sound.
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  24426. It was developed by the Seven Network which uses a network of car mounted cameras, microwave radio transmitters and relays from helicopters to send live images to pit crews and tv audiences.
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  24427. Hi Ian, the island is stunning. Checkout the 4wd adventure videos of Mr Buckaroonie. He posted a series of in depth videos of his visit to the island. He also does videos on many Queensland locations and includes information on camping, cooking and the gear he uses.
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  24428. Im glad you love our aussie money and our food
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  24429. hahaha i was at this show!!! was really good
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  24430. Those Mustangs are awesome NASCAR Needs to add road courses please .
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  24431. They where VTwins
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  24432. congrats to all , well done all of us a d esp to you Ian and family
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  24433. Awesome job guys, we made some on the weekend and put a little bit of shredded cheese in them with sesame seeds on top. But you definitely done well congrats and enjoy. Next on the menu Aussie meat pies 😉
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  24434. Good stuff!
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  24435. I hear you're into 4-wheel driving. Someone has mentioned it below, but I'll back up, 4WD 24/7 on youtube. Some of the best 4 wheel drive action in some of the most beautiful (ie NOT cities) areas of Australia.
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  24436. The black sand magnetic cause I believe it has iron in it
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  24437. do the one stage where they drive through a small lake then up at the hill. those are my favorites
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  24438. Hi Ian . 👋
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  24439. Hi Ian. Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family.🎄 1.30am Christmas morning in Perth WA, it's just dropped to 28... Brrrr, chilly! 😜 43 by lunchtime. Thanks for your company, you're good people. Stay safe. 🔆🔆
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  24440. The Aussie racing cars are powered by a Yamaha FJ1200 motorcycle engine.
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  24441. Hey there our adopted brother, something different from me, so I tried to race in NASCAR heat 5 on PlayStation as you drove the mountain I'd thought well as an Aussie I'd try some oval racing and I tell you it's not as easy as it looks turning left only if it were that easy, Iv got a whole new respect for NASCAR now thank you brother
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  24442. Should watch the old cadbury ads with the wouldnt it be nice if the world was chocolate songs. Nostalgic central for all aussies
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  24443. 100kw = 134hp I don't know how they did it but Ford did the impossible and made the AU even uglier.
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  24444. Congratulations on the new addition. Welcome Sydney you’re adorable
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  24445. Zero wrong!
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  24446. Good work, Gutsy move around the outside on that corner mate😁 you will love a wheel
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  24447. I would be interested in your wife's opinion of this, as a cook. Roast lamb with roast vegetables is a favourite in our house, as are lamb forequarter chops, especially in winter. But they are so expensive these days
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  24448. Nice car! Good luck with your channel
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  24449. Fantales are pronounced Fan Tales (like a cat's tail). They're called that because if you read what is written on the wrapper for each candy, they have facts about actors and movies on them. They are a traditional treat to suck and chew on when you are at the movies.
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  24450. Recent subscriber here, been here for the past month (came for Nascar fan reacts to group B) really being enjoyed the content man. Cheers from Portugal🇵🇹🇺🇲
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  24451. how cool is it that rod invites all his mates and the public to come play at his house and race up his driveway!!! p.s. i work on the first blue subaru
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  24452. It's so wonderful that you are discovering this track. Isn't it so exciting? I have only driven around it at road speed and it is just amazing even at 60kph. You can really imagine what it must be like at race speed. :-)
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  24453. "lawyer up" LOL
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  24454. G,day Ian At Bathurst where the hotel is, I remember when that was the Drive In Pictures, back when Brocky was a boy! All the best. Bluey.
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  24455. Man, $20 mil back in the 80's! I wonder if that was just the Thunderdome or the whole facility (icluding the GP circuit and pit complex), either way, the state of disrepair is depressing and sad considering that investment. It was a decent venue. They still use the GP circuit, but not for racing anymore, testing and track days, and the odd legal off street drags. Definitely check it out on google earth/maps, it's a weird venue layout (for us Aussies), and probably compared to other US circuits. Oh, not only did Bob Jane manage to get NASCAR to come down-under, pretty sure he convinced some of USA's Top Fuel, Nitro and jet dragsters to come out, including the funny-cars.... the noise trackside is something I'll never forget, and being blown around by the jet cars
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  24456. Nice one it's a shame the firefighters were out American firefighters help Australia every time he gets bad here
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  24457. You should watch an European chess tournament. Their ultras are wild!
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  24458. If you have a racing wheel (which I fully expect you to have :D) try Dirt Rally 2.0 it is the closest you can get in virtual. Quite immersive imo. Similar Escort is there and its wild but most mental part are the Group B cars
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  24459. You did a lot better than I would on US states.
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  24460. Car shows are awesome. I haven't been to one in aeons. Pretty sure last time was when i had my Stretched Dodge Van, straight six, manual gears. Anyway, its a pretty large AmCar community in the Nordic countries.
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  24461. That is awesome very talented
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  24462. You would def love projectfarm if you don't already watch haha. I think he did a ratchet review as well, including snappy on lol.
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  24463. You should watch Australian Tiktoks dunno how you will find them but their pretty good.
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  24464. Watching that live on tv was the worst experience ever, after watching 2014 Jules Bianchi’s crash and 2019 Anthoine Herbert’s crash I expected the worst
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  24465. The Muck is a phantastic machine. It takes a long time to master it. They work nearly every in situation. They are around for some time. Check yt for further vids.
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  24466. Why do you call yourself rocker with hard style techno pumping in the background/end of vids? :)
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  24467. Ian the mint balls are really good we buy them u will love them
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  24468. A Milo beach would get very sticky and turn hard within a day!
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  24469. Shit ain’t the word from a life time Holden fan didn’t even know that existed……And get those overalls on and a lanyard!!!!!
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  24470. Hope Our Luck Doesn't End Now
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  24471. Welcome bro. I’m the YJ driver 😎 I enjoy the re-action keep going
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  24472. I love this, had seen it a while back, but well worth watching again!
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  24473. The lady trying to stop the cassowary was a few steps away from disembowelment.
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  24474. 2:09 You have to see how planes land on the Portuguese island of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean, you will experience a shock .Another interesting airport is in Gibraltar (English enclave in Spain) where the streets in the city center are closed because planes land on the street. There are barriers like at railroad crossings
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  24475. Check out the channel (Alberto Naska EN) is an Italian YouTuber, who dedicated his life to Motorsport, his most famous series is 'raging is life'. Guida has many vehicles like motorbike, single seater predator, legend cars and this year he participated in euro nascar almost winning the championship. I recommend watching (this channel always speaks in English) the speech of him entertains as a race commentator
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  24476. if you want to learn more about aussie cars log on to ross reviews he is a american living in australia reviewing their cars. now you need to move to australia to get more of those tim tams lol
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  24477. Mohelnice ! In Czech Republic (state, where was the guy driving that F1 on highway 😀)
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  24478. Hi Ian, I'm sorry, but for me a truck is a truck and is for pulling things: not for hill climbs. ... ... ehh, but I suppose I did once get into lawnmower racing, myself so maybe I can't criticise :-)
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  24479. If you've got island fever I love staying on Rottnest in WA for fishing if you haven't done that one yet.
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  24480. The only tank I’ve ridden in is a Stuart tank, they’re extremely loud inside, you need hearing protection to stay in there for more than five minutes.
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  24481. And durries are also often called "darts". If you don't get it... Make the motion of lining up a dart throw.
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  24482. As i remember it, designed by the British, built by the Germans, and paid for by the Japanese. The French are proud.. Im british, and weirdly i think it was the French that paid for our big bridge oven the Severn? This world is odd. Don't bother going over, go and look up from underneath, takes an extra hour but worth it, and the vilage is nice now its not full of lorries. You cant even see sideways when you are on it.
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  24483. Most of the Gold Coast is a bit tacky TBH, though the southern beaches and hinterland are lovely. Yes, young Aussies seem to be a lot taller than my Gen X cohort. I'm 5'5-ish, which was average in my day but probably quite short now. P.S. Love your attempts to say water and summer 😅 You're getting close, but just relax the jaw a bit more and keep trying 😊
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  24484. When I was in the US in 2019 I found Tim Tams in Walmart. I don't know if all Walmarts have them, but this was in Orange County, California.
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  24485. OH, THE GOOD OL DAYS 😞 Look up Sir John Blackman aka Dicky Knee
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  24486. Good work callin the ANZAC biscuits by their correct name, which is biscuit. They're not a cookie and I've recently learned from Julian O'Shea's channel that you reacted to, that it's actually illegal to call them a cookie and the word ANZAC is one of the most legally protected words in the world with very strict usage laws. Thanks for the recommend on a good aussie channel. I like his work. 👍
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  24487. you said in the beginning it looks like hot wheels with the rims... actually the opposite: they were designed for better cooling of the brakes :)
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  24488. I'm with your Mrs, mint slice over Tim tams, with the exception of some of the new limited edition flavours
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  24489. You guys have got to check the the Australian ford falcon xygtho, one of the best falcons.
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  24490. Pro players have different balls for any course with dozens of hardness level. Choosing the correct ball needs some experiences. You should try not to step onto the course because the concrete gets dirty or could even crack. That could influence the ball while putting.
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  24491. Never seen Bathurst 86, 87, 88, 89 or 90 because i was doing my working holiday all over the top end of Australia so that was good to see, Brocky never amazes us he was the best. 👍🤓✔
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  24492. I love how they are so politically incorrect, good reaction Ian.
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  24493. The one that is a stand out for me is the city of Brisbane. Most non Australians pronounce this as (spelt to sound how it sounds) Brisbain. How it should be said (spelt to sound again) is Brisbn. I hope that makes sense it is difficult to write as it should sound.
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  24494. Watching this video just make me out beetroot on my shopping list
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  24495. Yo should call up the chain of command to bring Renault and Dacia to the USA. With car prices right now it is a golden opportunity to grab.
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  24496. Congratulations guys and a big Welcome to wee Sydney! 🥳
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  24497. Lev (czech) = Lion (english) White lion with two tails and golden crown standing on its hide legs in a red field is a Small State Emblem of the Czech Republic. That beer on the other hand isnt the best 😅
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  24498. F1 raced on that Adelaide Circuit in the 80's and 90's. Although the track layout has slightly changed now to it's original layout.
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  24499. I think that the QUALITY of the food has a lot to do with peoples' waistlines too: A European 'burger 'n fries has nothing in common with an American one! I think that you might enjoy this, Ian: "European Festivals I & II" - Rick Steves' Europe
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  24500. If you use cheese it’s gotta be in a melt. And the cheese should be strong/bitey if it’s anything other than plastic American cheese. Light scraping of cream cheese if the vegemite goes on like Nutella and I can’t be screwed fixing it.
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  24501. Ever seen a modern classic race? Try Goodwood revival - fantastic Oldtimer in real race side drifting over wet racetrack
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  24502. Heineken is basic quality, like Corona, Corrs, etc… but it’s ok but nothing special. Personally I like Pilsner Urquell, I discovered it when I was in Czech Republic, it’s very light, so probably liked by Americans but it has a better taste. Also, for mass market beer, there’s also Kronenbourg from France, part of the Carlsberg group. If you want more sophisticated beer, then I would pick the Belgium Affligem beer, but part of the Nederland Heineken group. That’s good beer, but it could be quite heavy, both in alcohol and calories, the complete opposite to Americans beers :)
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  24503. The photo of Melbourne City was taken from above Albert Park where they hold the Formula One Grand Prix. I thought you’d be interested in that given your a car guy.
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  24504. I remember Jeremy Clarkson commenting on F150's Brakes as being just mere Bottle caps.
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  24505. If you love the A9X Torana so much here is something that will blow your mind, out of all the many models of cars that used to run in Bathurst, that year 1979 the top 8 cars were AĹL Toranas.. So that shows the talent Peter Brock had to be able to beat them by 6 laps is phenomenal..
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  24506. What is amazing is that they actually put those operators and pedestrians in harms way to make a safety video. Jeeze. I know they would say they were stunt people or actors, but there was nothing safe in the making of this video. I've worked in management of distribution centers for years and have seen pretty much all of these scenarios.
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  24507. better call saul/breaking bad :-)
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  24508. Your breaking like it's pool, try picking off one red and getting back to the D
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  24509. Been to the bean in Chicago a few times, stayed at the Wit hotel on W Jackson. ❤ Chicago & Ad Laid
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  24510. I've been to a few events like this, from what I can sort out they have their own classes, V6/V6 or I6/4cyl/motorbike/diesel, only limited factor is how much can you pick up other than that anything goes lol
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  24511. We have many many different great flavours as you know...best biscuits EVER! Tell me which flavours you prefer & I'll send you a few packets ✌
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  24512. Cheers for this video Ian, great lunch break video for me 👍🏻😊
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  24513. you guys will need to start inviting extended family or neighbors over the share the huge the aount of food you have received.
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  24514. The big red kangaroos will rip your guts out and have muscles bigger than Arnold Schwarzenegger lol
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  24515. G'day mate...yes, you've become an Aussie. Now all you need to do is try Coopers beer.
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  24516. The lyrebirds around Pine Gap (a US/Australia jointly operated intelligence base in NT) mimic alien languages 😲 (Okay that one may or may not be true 😉)
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  24517. Hey mate I'm mitch I'm 27 from South Australia you need to do a Australian rock music video reaction, like the band's inxs and australian crawl please thank you they are my two favourite Australian bands cheers love your vids 👍 keep up the good work legend 👍
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  24518. If you want look at the fastest lap of the track,have a look at Audi R8 GT3 at Bathurst 159.3s.
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  24519. That’s right the real lap records is 1:59 by Christopher miles
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  24520. Sort of reminds me of the night market and the night bazaar in Chiang Rai, Thailand with all the different styles of food. There is a Mexican restaurant in Shepparton that I've been to once. Remember having nachos which were very nice.
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  24521. phew i thought it's a goodbye. Good thing that it's not. These Type of titles and Thumbnails always gives me an uncomfortable feeling when i like the Channel. But enough of that. I like your open minded Character and i have to say your Voice gives a Calming feeling.
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  24522. Mm
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  24523. @IWrocker, bidets, also known as Douche (more a slang term because of how they clean the nether regions) are not commonly found in Australian homes, nor hotels (but i cant vouch for hotels as I don't stay in any, but i don't think they are). I bet you won't think the same about the American term "Douchebag" the same way anymore!! 😂😂
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  24524. Everyone settle down with the chocolate , poor bloke is going to end up with Diabetes , but on a serious note love ya work mate and if you ever get down here one day your going to have a lot of friends to show you a good time.
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  24525. Ian if somebody sends you a rocky road originally made by Darrell lea same as the twists you and your family enjoyed eaten all of those snacks
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  24526. 6:05 most impessive part is, that some people can´t even normaly drive off from a traffic light without losing control :D
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  24527. Perhaps you want to take a look at the 24h of Nürburgring in your spare time? 130+ cars of different classes on the track at the same time (and tow trucks and repair crews) Slowest car is a Dacia Logan (165hp) 😁🤪 Look for "ADAC TotalEnergies 24h Nürburgring"
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  24528. Jeez, Australia has great confectionary. I wonder why? Thanks for the view, every time.
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  24529. Don't drink beer that often. Are more into different kinds of Aged Rum. When I do get a beer I always go for either stout or porter. I would only drink a Carlsberg or a Tuborg if it is served at a party and it's the only option. If you can find the Italian beer Peroni try out their 1846 beer. The one with the red and white sticker.
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  24530. In rural Aus, pint costs about $9 for non-craft beer. Yes i've had the lentil chips....v good.
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  24531. Our Highway 1 is often just two lanes though, not like your interstates. Hence the longer travel time even though its 300 miles shorter. Tidbit, before the Indian-Pacific Railroad NZ had less travel time than Perth from Melbourne.
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  24532. That SUV is actually a true 4x4 offroad Mitsubishi Pajero. The Europe equivalent to Ford Fusion is the Ford Mondeo.
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  24533. Malto milk, teddy, Kingston, nice, orange in the cream range and of course Tim Tam's are my go to milk dipping bicky's for after dinner snack
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  24534. Definitely more mudding videos, they where amazing this year👌 maybe some videos with street speed 717, power wagon vs Dirtymax or you guys can drive eachothers trucks. Maybe even a project truck?
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  24535. I'm glad I watched that. You're right about thinking this should be in schools. This is a very good video.
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  24536. Noticed ur Queensland hat🤨🤨😮😮Hopefully u got a nsw one too!
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  24537. Hm. In 2019 we made an RV trip in (at?) the US (CA, NV) and when we started our trip we needed a grocerie store first. Instinctivly we looked for a Wal-Mart because it was the only grocerie's store name we know in the US. We were sure that there must be one in the US, because we saw these stores in Germany. 😉 So we found one and i must say: i loved it. Lots of space on the parking lot for an RV, and if you need you can stay over night there. No one came to us to ask for help. Instead, when we asked one of the employees where to find an hdmi cable, suddenly 3 or 4 others came and searched for the cable too. Quiet nice i think. Last....when we wanted to pay , the lady asked for something like discount tickets...i didnt really understood what she wanted to tell me. At the end we payed 20% less. Seems that Wal-Mart really tried something completely different in Germany, somethingh they never tried before. And failed. Conclusion: The Wal-Marts we had in Germany failed exactly because of the named reasons in the video. But what i cannot understand is why german Wal-Marts differed so much from the US ones in these days.
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  24538. The Bavarians (BMW and Audi) like to tune Diesel-engines into surprisingly sporty cars... BMW I6 + 4 turbos ... Audi adds one turbo, one compressor and a mild-hybrid to it's V6 diesel ... these things are awesome traveling high-speed over the Autobahn. Oh - and of course they come as wagon.
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  24539. Good video dude, I've been watching your vids for a while, I'm an expat from blighty, love those ausies, God bless you and your family, keep on doing your spectacular videos,
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  24540. As a Canadian (Québecois) well travelled and lived in the "land down under" for a couple of years. My two main points of interest reside on the leisure aspect and food. As beautiful as Australia was, the sweltering heat was a total turn off for me and the food was in many ways as abysmal as the USA. As I am not good at digesting foods that have been exposed to hormones and weird additions to foods as in the USA but banned in Canada and the EU (maybe because I was never exposed until my late 30's when I started going to these destinations). I had realized within my first summer in Australia (Darwin/North End) that I was going to have to reside inside for the entire duration of summer (and then some) but gave it a second try (my 2nd year there); thinking that I just needed to get used to it but that was not the case. I have come to the realisation that winters of minus 30 with a wind breaker on and enjoying the outdoors was just more pleasant than dripping sweat at over 25 degrees and being cooped up in a room in the shade with an ac and a fan on. As cost of living, I can easily say that Canada is much cheaper than Australia and goods are far more cheaper than Australia. Just a basic 2X4X10ft treated pine Canada is 8.75 and in Australia is a crazy 15.25 per. (a 5$ difference in wage doesn't justify such a discrepancy in prices). And anyways I still prefer paying 18$ for 3L of maple syrup instead of 15$ for 250ml. Next place I'd try would be Tasmania as it has a more temperate weather and supposedly they also have their own variety of sweet sap there. For your viewing pleasure of Canada landscape and towns/cities https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFFZMcU6V5s
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  24541. oh no, definitely a man cave there, the flag isn't ironed. lol
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  24542. It's a Daf 2800 ATI from 1982
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  24543. in france we most often say sante (means health) or "que le cul vous pele" - will not translate - or cheers or "a la votre" / "a la tienne" - more or less 'to you '
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  24544. Love your reactions. I'm waiting for the day that you react to some old school UK saloon car racing from the 60's,70 & 80's. In particular Gerry Marshall driving Vauxhall Viva GT's (I had one back in the day), Old Nail (Vauxhall Firenza), Big Bertha (Vauxhall Ventora), Baby Bertha (heavily modified Vauxhall V8 Firenza) & later on a car that carried on the Bertha lineage but was never raced - Mega Bertha which featured side exhausts in front of the front wheels & has raced up the Goodwood hill climb many times - vids on YT. Fabulous sounding Repco-Holden tuned V8. Gerry Marshall had 625 career wins & some say he was the greatest UK race driver of all time - he passed in 2005 & was a larger than life character - literally. Some of the vids of Gerry going sideways on YT are in black & white which just adds to the atmosphere. Gerry's son Gregor hosts a website with a lot of his dad's stuff on it. Well worth a deep dive.
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  24545. Alice Springs can be 45c during the day, -5c at night , the further you get from the coast, the more extreme the day/night temperature range
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  24546. Man, racing and beer on this channel and a very likable host, this is exactly what I want 👌
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  24547. Unfortunately, there are a lot of great musicians missing from the list, especially from the long past. I always regret that the radio stations only play a few hits by any musician in the world, even though there is often much more famous music by many more. For example Modern Talking, they have about 15 or 20 big hits and a few others that are worth mentioning, but the big world doesn't know them because they only play 3 or 4. Some bigger band or singer: Boney M, Sandra, CC Catch, Alphaville, Bad Boys Blue, Fancy, Michael Cretu under own name (he was Sandra's husband and did some of her music) from electronic music or with bands: Cretu & Thiers and Moti Special... and from 90s: Haddaway, Scooter...
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  24548. This is obviously faked somehow... When the robot steps it does not lean to one side to balance it's weight. Try standing on one foot - you have to shift your weight to balance on that foot - then to stand on the other foot, same thing. This robot does not shift its weight to balance. It defies the laws of physics - therefore not possible.
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  24549. It's official, you're an Aussie now
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  24550. I been to the Nats & it's crazy wild ! Expect not to sleep for 3 days unless you pass out from drinking too much alcohol ! 😂👍
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  24551. IWROCKER to do list: Ned Kelly Mad Max movies Targa Tasmania rally Breaka TV ads 😁
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  24552. Old Landcruisers are the most overpriced cars in Australia!
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  24553. I'm glad you loved my regional beer wolters! I really like it too!:)
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  24554. Murray River Salted Caramel is the best 👌
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  24555. You need to do more videos on the Kimberly & pilbra coast, i had the chance to go to the horizontal falls in 1988 and missed out, i have been to shell beach it's cool. Gnomesville in dardanup i have been there and also placed 3 gnomes there my mate, my girlfriend at the time and myself all placed one gnome each on our way to the iconic Manjimup 15000 motocross championship and wave rock been there also when i was 10 years old 1978 it's huge really cool. 👍😎
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  24556. Kangaroos that box like Mike Tyson, and Koalas that bore you to death by moving in slow motion… yeah, Australian animals can be weird. Just don’t get me started on the drop bears.
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  24557. Love your videos! Greeting from Oz. Love your deep dives into Aussie culture. For a bit of comedy relief, I'd recommend watching clips of Eric Bana in his days as a comedian on Full Frontal. Especially check out his bogan character 'Poida'(Peter) sketches. His retelling of Snow White in Aus slang is pure poetry & hilarious.
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  24558. Damn thanks I went to the official channel straight away. Never heard of it before
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  24559. you should check out : OPEL MOTORSPORT 2012, special Best Of Opel at Hillclimb Switzerland. : frickin amazing sounding machines
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  24560. Have a look at Train Truckers which follow some super heavy lift and carry of old steam and diesel locomotives being transported from one place to another in the UK. Massive respect to the drivers who can manoeuvre their rigs and huge loads down some of the tightest streets and gaps.
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  24561. Left Hand Utes of Colorado. May still be in business. Sport wagons too.
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  24562. @IWrocker Summernats Burnout's Competition, Victoria, Australia. One minute in the block, must blow both tires & be able to drive away under your own power, points out of 100, points deducted due to tire or ties not being blown, due to any damage caused by hitting walls, due to car on fire, due to not being able to drive out of the burnout block afterwards, tires need to both blow by one minute, not before, not after. No one has won with 100 points. Points given 50/50 due to tire smoke duration continuous & amount of the burnout pad utilized.
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  24563. What you call wagons e.g. The Ford Focus.We call estates over here in the uk..
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  24564. I have to argue with you. The best cuisine in the universe is Hungarian. Another issue is that it is not very healthy but carpe diem ;)
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  24565. The caveat to being so rich in minerals is that mining companies contribute so much to the Australian economy from exports, in fact they're the biggest contributor to our GDP, that mining lobbyists have so much influence in our parliament. Similar to how the NRA uses their influence to affect gun legislation in the US.
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  24566. The second clip is from Switzerland, you can see the .ch domain written on the side of the truck.
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  24567. I bet you had to give your keyboard a good wipedown after watching that.
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  24568. My grandson earns pocket money collecting bottles and cans,you would be surprised how many large tins ie pear juice 750ml have a 10c refund on them, he collects and then Daddy takes him once a month. You can redeem them for supermarket vouchers or have the money direct debited into you account. Great incentive 🤗
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  24569. Ian you really need to check out our Aussie Racing Cars (ARC). They are shrunken down versions of commodores, falcons and more, no bigger than a Mini. They race hard.
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  24570. Emma is the qween!
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  24571. And fun fact for Americans: Colmar im Elsass is the birthplace of Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi the sculpturist of the Statue of Liberty.
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  24572. I know what you mean about the crazy weather. Here in east TX, last week snow and ice, this week 60 degrees. There was 37 wrecks in one day. I really like the sound of your truck. I have a duel in duel out flow master 50 series muffler on mine. Sounds awesome 😎
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  24573. Madeira is such a beautiful island! But next time I'm going there I'll rent a proper car, not a Seat Ibiza with base engine 😁
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  24574. Hahaha nice. Good video. Would love to be strapped into the passengers seat lol
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  24575. Bottled water is also way less common than tap. Any tap water I've had has been better than bottled water which kinda taste a little soapy/plasticy to me. Also heavy water not foamy. Also people don't really care about swaring around kids, I'm Irish and swearing is half our vocabulary
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  24576. o, btw... that great sounding silver Peugeot 106 IS compact....very compact! its just 3.56 m long!! 😁
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  24577. It would of been a whole different story if someone who was 33 years younger than Dick Johnson was driving the Supercar as well. Dick Johnson did well for being out of a racecar for a very long time
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  24578. ❤ thank you Tanya for your beautiful words. Thank you for being here 😊
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  24579. Best you pack ya swag m8 and move over here
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  24580. Native german speaker here: your wife's pronunciation of "spekulatius" was very good , but it has to sound way more angry and aggressive 😀 In Germany , we say: SPE-KU-LATIUSSZZZZ !!!! 😤
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  24581. Honestly, once you love it, the more the better. I use probably 4-5x the amount you do. Best breakfast: Toasted Turkish Pide (Pee-Day) bread, butter, Vegemite, and a slice of Swiss style cheese in between.
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  24582. Happy New Year to you and your fam, Ian! Less than 6hrs until the New Year!
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  24583. I always liked the Dodge Challenger. My first employer had one sitting in his workshop for years collecting dust.
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  24584. He didn’t mention a couple very famous spots. Hanging rock has a very dark history. There was a tourist attraction on top of a mountain that was a huge castle mock up. With rides and displays had a slide to get back to street level lobby. Huge castle. Was abandoned for about a decade or so. Squatters took over for about 5 years. Many deaths and a few suicides or accident falls from the cliff surf side of mountain. Close to straight down a few hundred metres and nothing to land on bar huge rocks. Someone turned it into a hotel for a while. Then it was demolished in way of appartments.
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  24585. As for the wide variety of wildlife at Cairns, yep, don't go swimming in anything but a pool because they've got Salt Water Crocodiles there.
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  24586. Oh mate it hurts, much harder then baseball I reckon, one of the one day balls ya got will tell u how hard, even a slight nic will leave a welt on the inner thigh. Leaves a bruise that if hit in a less fleshy part will bleed under the skin. I got hit on the ankle, bled for days felt like walking around in a rubber boot full of water. Got hit on the big toe n lost my toe nail pretty quickly. Broke a finger to. Sad to say cricketers have died after being hit in the neck, chest. Phil huges was a star batsman for Australia and sadly died at a state game in nsw after being hit in the neck. It was very sad n still is. He was playing for sa redbacka my state team.
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  24587. Congratulations, you guys are such a nice family. Totally deserved.
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  24588. Grandma briefly steps in for a bacon snack! ✌️😄
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  24589. chips dips and beer
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  24590. Just got back from Tassie and it was the most beautiful place I've been in Aus, WHEN you come down you have to go there!
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  24591. One of my top ten cars. Although i had a lot of trouble liking it when it was released in 1988. But like my 2006 Holden VE Calais that i now own, it's grown on me.
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  24592. Looks good Ian. A black background means less light flooding the eyes. Check the lighting on your face though, the balance seem off. Luv ya work!
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  24593. Also, LWYRUP - better Call Saul
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  24594. That Citroën you saw in this video, I have the turbo diesel version of that car (well it came with 2 diesel engines, I opted for the 1.6L rather than the 2.0L engine)
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  24595. Aussie who has lived in America here! You can find TimTams in some American grocery stores (I think I saw them in Publix) but they're often way overpriced and don't taste the same. Extremely disappointing. Everyone I know agrees that whatever TimTams are in America, they aren't the same as Aussie ones. If you can find an Australian to keep up your supply, that's probably the way to go!
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  24596. I remember watching this live and after Michael’s little slide, there was a short cut to the McLaren pit crew and they were basically celebrating Raikkonen being on pole thinking Michael wouldn’t recover the time lost due to the oversteer moment. I recorded a clip of 2 laps from the PS4 F1 game…..I forget which year…..where l drive that exact car on that exact circuit. I’ll leave a link if you wanna watch it. https://youtu.be/JhG4cytIXJ4 Love your videos, keep ‘em coming! Greetings from Melbourne Australia! Rock on 🤘
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  24597. "they even weighed us on a scale" I think all flights should do this. We all get the same amount of carry on bag weight , but the really over weight people have more. We should all weigh the same, if i weight alot less, my carry on luggage should be able to be more. Fat people should not complain. Everyone over 6'4" also have to squish in and we cant control our height, like you can with weight.
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  24598. 3:16 they were indeed engine-breaking, for steep downhill, you have to do this, never tap on the gas-pedal, that will cause an real bad accident. and not to forget about the pressure control of those tires to provide more grip on different surfaces. YOU WANNA HAVE ONE FOR SURE ^^
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  24599. Josh Revell did a video on the Lauda/Hunt rivalry of the 70's. It's really well made, highly recommend it.
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  24600. Hi mate i am an Aussie love ya back mate you are great american brother V8s all the way
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  24601. They also do several mock interviews with the guy on the left acting as one of our former prime Minister's, John Howard. Absolutely gold. Think you will enjoy it. Have a great day, mate 🦘
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  24602. fun fact, greg murphy and scott mclaughlin are very close family friends, scotty used to stay at gregs house when he was a kid and greg was racing
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  24603. WOW mate, not even i have heard about that. Cool.🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🍻
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  24604. Hi, hello from the Czech Republic. Check out the Tatra 603 B5 .-)
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  24605.  @IWrocker  You seem like the kind of guy who would come here for a holiday and never leave! You would love it here, I think you should set up a crowd funding page so we can help you get here.
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  24606. Hey if you guys are gonna treat us better than the mainland does, go for it 👍
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  24607. Those measurements are true. Every Australian knows how much a shitton is.
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  24608. Oh man, there are so much better rally onboards. You are in for a treat! I can suggest Mr. M's channel. Amazing collection.
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  24609. If you watch the netball rules video, and watch longer highlight videos you'll get the pace of the game
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  24610. Fortitude valley has become a trendy suburb to be for the 20 somethings. It used to be seedy as s decade ago. The actual gold coast is where schooolies happens where graduating senior high school students go to party much like spring break in the U.S
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  24611. 🤣 Love your reaction. Greetings from Antwerpen België 🇧🇪
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  24612. .:person-turqouise-waving:.this weekend was Rally Monte-carlo.:text-green-game-over:. @FIA World Rally Championship->Post-Rally Show | WRC Rallye Monte-Carlo 2024-->> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUhoMj3DVb4
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  24613. I'm no Firefighter Guy, but these are the coolest Fire Trucks i've ever seen!
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  24614. How many hours till bathurst for you atm? I never get notifications. Heads up would be better.
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  24615. The night after going to Summernats all you will hear in your head while trying to sleep is burnouts, possibly even the day after 🤣
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  24616. Happy Birthday Ian!
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  24617. Emma is killing me with her talking! LOVE IT!!! 💟💟💟💟💟💟
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  24618. ​ @IWrocker  I think people are getting confused between "Safe" drinking water as apposed to water just not tasting very good. I very much doubt any local authority would supply a "contaminated" water. Cheers mate!
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  24619. In the Australian summer we have three kinds of hot. That is hot, really hot and fuck'n hot. But mostly we just say " pretty warm today" and get on with it. Some nuance is needed for the "C" word. Among mates you can say mad C, good C, sick C even f'n C. You never wanna be "that C" or "you C".If so you might wanna do the " Harry Holt" (= bolt in rhyming slang). In other words get away fast.
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  24620. Do you like Bill Burr.. and if you want to check out some funny stuff from Ricky Gervais. Check out an idiot abroad with Carl Pilkington. Ricky produces the show..
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  24621. thats the back verandah. been covered up, good for partying outside/inside
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  24622. I just purchased a 2017 with less than 30 hours. I pray it's a good one. I've heard some praise and some criticize. I've also found that to be true with almost all of them except for the high end "cost of a Honda Accord" machines.
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  24623. My first Bathurst was '84 . Loved it till V8 Supercrap started . Want some good Bathurst footage then watch the '87 race . Carnage galore .
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  24624. From my 17 grandson ankle-biters to your groms: Christmas Greetings from 🇦🇺🇨🇦🇬🇧🇰🇪. Oddi wrth fy'n nheulu innau, Nadolig Llawen i chwi oll. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (from my own family, a joyful Christmas to you all).
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  24625. Hi Love your Vid about Adelaide, I live south of the CBD. The beach at the end is Glenelg Beach not Semaphore. Come for a visit anytime, Best weather would be late Spring or early Autumn. By the way I have a Jeep Compass. And previously a PT Cruiser.
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  24626. The open wheelers are just insane!
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  24627. https://youtu.be/eAMZA11Ddrs V8 utes at the Gold coast street circuit
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  24628. The Holden Commodore like the Peter Brock 05 behind you on the wall was developed by Holden and Opal also the Holden Camira was based on an Opal.
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  24629. 3.00 Aussie made 308 c.i. V8.
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  24630. As a european fan I have to say, the BEST thing in European motorsport this year was GARAGE 56 at Le Mans (We loved their old school floor jack mocking european high tech lifting shit, and the sound............... I only missed the classic Nascar 5 wheel nuts wheels)
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  24631. Ayee good vid!! I think we have the benefit of alot more cars fitted with coils rather than leafs. I loved my old gq patrol 🤌 that ute you seen was a Nissan patrol, they come in a few variations but main ones are GQ (older, more square body) and GU (Newer, the one in the vid) IMO coils have worked heaps better for me. Plus usually a pretty comfy ride if you daily it
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  24632. Good to see you keeping up with Aussie Bathurst 💯☝🏽
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  24633. Welcome back... Great informative video. We in New Zealand use cheap, kiln dried pine.
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  24634. First half was all nz the 2nd half were Australian but in NSW and QLD all our cars have hi-vis orange sticker kits and the like to use Toyota aurions where I am.
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  24635. Having been over to the US eastcoast with a gaggle of friends to visit another and driving there I can say I perfectly understand the preference for bigger cars because I'd also want as much car between me and the average driver over there. I already had low expectations but I was still shocked at how ubiquitous bad driving and poor road conditions are in the US (also, who on earth greenlights T-crossings straight into a highway!?!?).
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  24636. Merry Christmas Dannii Ian and emma and andy...I love my low temps for christmas
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  24637. Merry Christmas mate it's not all about money remember we care about people it seems you make many people happy in that's the main thing I hope your family has an awesome Christmas
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  24638. Merry Kristmas mate hope you and your family have an amazing day
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  24639. It's going to be one of the cooler Christmas as we've had lately they're normally around 40 degrees keep being awesome and you're making a lot of people happy I get jealous you tried more Tim Tams and things than I have
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  24640. Christmas Eve at 6:16pm in Melbourne's NW burbs and it's ~27C/81F. Santa's gonna need a beer.
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  24641.  @Preview43  got a vb waiting for him lol
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  24642. Merry Christmas 🎄 Ian and family 😊
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  24643. Quite charming. Fond regards.
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  24644. Hahahahaha🤣 haven't seen this video in a while nice
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  24645. Hi Ian,watching your video as I comment. What a surprise to see your post about FURPHY in Shepparton Victoria.it is were we reside and as your discovering there are many magnificent early era cars in the car museum, plus there are also several that are seen driven about Shepparton. Hopefully one day you and your beautiful family can make a trip and visit the museum, you would be very welcome. 🙂
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  24646. I'm Brazilian, however, my "soccer" is rally, my favorite discipline.
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  24647. Subway in Australia is fresh, I love it.
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  24648. 5:32 That truck is also an Uro but more modern than the first
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  24649. would love to see a vid on dutch companys
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  24650. Your right mate it was part of New South Wales not Australia as at the time Australia didn't excited, All thought it's known as Australia's seventh state, just joking my uncle and family live in Wellington on a dairy farm, cheers, Neil.
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  24651. 21 scariest Crocodile Encounters. 2 in and theyve shown a gator haha.
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  24652. Nice set up, you should record your videos from in there.
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  24653. Have them in Australia My nephew mate used to run got 3rd overall for the championship but doesn't do it anymore due to expensive and was paying to race himself without sponsorship to progress further needed sponsorship as it was amazing to get 3rd unsponsored nephew who a painter use to help with car including mechanical help in guy home garage Also here on some race day public can pay to ride in cars for them to raise funds to race them and they didn't hold back when they took you out for a ride Don't know if same in USA Also closer you get to fence more points you get as well but if you make contact with fence or opponent you loose points from my understanding but don't hold me to it
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  24654. In the Netherlands 90% of the population speaks english, on a decent level... Then most of us can speak German and or French too.
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  24655. Greetings from 🇩🇪
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  24656. It's interesting how many unique models you'll find in places like Brazil and South Africa, and not just with US brands. like.. South Africa got a unique BMW E30, one with a 3.3 liter engine, so the BMW E30 333i, instead of getting the M3. They also got a special South Africa only model of the Ford Sierra, the Ford Sierra XR8, here in Europe we got the XR4i which had a 2.8 V6, and later XR4x4 which was an AWD version of the XR4i The South African Sierra XR8 had a 302 V8... I wish we had gotten this model in Europe.
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  24657. Ian, it’s not pronounced as you said it, but rather as bond-eye.
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  24658. He actually kissed the wall at the start of conrod... could have been faster... scary
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  24659. Yum I'm hungry now so I'll get some once this video is over
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  24660. The Last Car was Possum Bourne ! Rest In Peace Possum ! Passed away while not competing but behind the wheel ! What great video that Somog sounded off its head !
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  24661. You need to checkout Marty the monster Vs Rags the kangaroo.
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  24662. This was made in the small town where I live called Bourne in Lincolnshire, England pop approx. 17,000 back then probably 6-7,000. If I'm not mistaken BRM remains the only other team apart from Ferrari to have won the F1 Championship with both car and engine completely built by themselves including the gearbox. Its crazy to think that the great Fangio would have been thrashing it around the area back in the day, they used to take them out on the local roads and you could hear them for miles apparently! Hall and Hall (ex BRM people) have re-made 3 of these, one commissioned for the BRM owners grandson and the other 2 for sale to 'people who will drive them' they contain over 30,000 parts compared to 10,000 in a modern race car and the engine was actually inspired by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine from the Spitfire!
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  24663. Nice car but still love the Torana XU1 which these models replaced. One of the best power to weight ratio touring cars there was
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  24664. Vegemite all the way
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  24665. They hold a world championship every 2 years, unfortunately cancelled in 2020. 2018 championships were held in Albuquerque NM. They have team and individual events. Current world champion is an American guy and the US team are the world team champions. I'm embarrassed to say this but an Aussie was last world champ back in the 90s😊. There is a US boomerang association that you can google. Apparently the world championship should be held again later this year or, more likely 2022.
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  24666. Scotland has its own mini version of this bridge. Search for "Queensferry Crossing"
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  24667. Nothing pisses me off more than when people mistake WiFi with internet WiFi is not internet, it is a means of accessing internet wirelessly Australians invented WiFi, the US military invented the internet
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  24668. I saw the Adelaide Rally come up recently, and wondered if you had found any special Adelaide races/games! 🤗 Really Cool! 👍 Bathurst looks amazing, I've been round it, problem was the Aussies in the way! 😁
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  24669. I’ve driven across the Woronora Bridge many times. When it was under construction, you could never see it moving. It took a long time to complete it and it was a fabulous feat of engineering! It felt like it moved two inches a day.
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  24670. Congratulations 🐣🍼
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  24671. Another crazy onboard lap to watch is Leh Keen's Rain Dance from the Nurburgring 24 Hours.
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  24672. Bunnings hats are iconic
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  24673. Ian, much of the secret of the USA's difficulty in mastering the Aussie accent lays in the "O" and "E" vowel pronunciations and the pronunciation of the letter "R". "O" and "E" are shorter and flatter in Australia. The USA drags the sound of these vowels out for longer and pronounces them harder and sharper. The USA tends to drag an "O" out to a longer "Owwww" by leaning longer on the "W" sound at the end. The USA drags the letter "E" sound out to a longer "Eeeeee". The USA pronounces the letter "R" as in "Arrrr" like a Pirate and really emphasises the 'rrrrrr' sound. Aussies pronounce it as "Ahhhh" or even "Uhhhh" like a deep sense of satisfaction and USA listeners won't hear an "Rrrrrr" in there at all but rather a soft "H" sound instead of an "rrrrrr" sound. You would need to shorten your "R's" at the end of a word and turn them into soft "Ah's" or soft "Uh" sounds. For example: Father = Fah-th-ah/Fah-th-uh. Mother = Muh-th-ah/Muh-th-uh. Daughter = Dawt-ah/Dawt-uh. Consider that Lesson 1. You have your work cut out for you. Good luck!
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  24674. I have heard in docos that I have watched that the summer sun in Australia is particularly strong due to our position geographically and closeness to the sun, nothing to do with the ozone layer. Plus I'm pretty sure plenty of other places in the world has the same issue, but our culture plus shear number of beautiful beaches and our proximity to them make skin cancer a much bigger issue here, or just more common. But it is not uncommon to hear tourists say that they burn here much faster than anywhere else they have traveled to in the world with similar climates, I just think it's coz our beaches are better 😁👊👍
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  24675. should do another one of these, if there is any like this video out there, i dont know, i saw this before, but i wanted to see ur reaction and how u pronounce :), was fun, thank you
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  24676. Well that was a good vid! You would find Cooberpedy interesting. Opal Mining.They live in holes in the ground there - literally! Different rooms, sometimes several properties connected together with tunnels.....even shops and hotels and accomadation! I think they filmed some of the 'Mad Max' movie out there. I hope to go there for a visit one day myself.
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  24677. Happy birthday Ian hope your doing well and i just want to say that i love your channel and youre doing great keep it up 🥳
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  24678. Go the Canberra Raiders
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  24679. Hi IWrocker, I'm from the Czech Republic, Budweis - České Budějovice where Budweiser and Samson are made. The Budweiser is a sweeter lager. They also started making a bitter version which is called simply "33", because it is 33 on the IBU biterness scale. Samson is very good, but you should get the regular export lager, not the Bock. The bock is too strong and very specific in taste. And finally the Pilsner Urquell - the first lager beer ever made on planet Earth. It's the best Czech beery, the most premium and the most expensive one. And it's probably the only beerI that is wildly recommended drinking by doctors for it's health benefits. I love it's mild taste, yet bitter and very easy to drink. It's only 4.4% so it actually shouldn't be called a lager, but it got an exception from the state because it is so unique and so known around the world. We have many many more beer. I recommend trying Kozel, Radegast, Gambrinus, Staropramen etc. and we have probably hundreds of smaller breweries that make fantastic local beer without pasterization so it is super fresh. And if you visit Czech Rep., you can get there a special Budweiser from a tank which is called "Kroužek" (Circle). It's very fresh and unique. I really enjoy your passion for Czech cars and Czech beer. Good luck with your channel journey! Cheers🍻
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  24680. Murphs lap is the better of the 2. The gap from 1st to 2nd was huge.
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  24681. Wooh hoo! 🚑📢
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  24682. Lots of different levels here mate. You've probably got many different groups and drive levels including front wheel drive, rear wheel drive and then the top levels with the All Wheel Drive. Fun to watch and a lot of skill involved no matter what the level.
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  24683. Watch Scott McLaughlin take his dad for hot lap
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  24684. When it comes to the pc/console market everything is inflated due to scalpers, so preowned could be brand new and vice versa
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  24685. we know everything chevy in aus mate lol . beautiful trucks mate
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  24686. I would have said only one in ten thousand Australians have made a crossing like this but lots of claims in the comments. So your viewers are an adventurous mob.
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  24687. Time for a quick Saturday afternoon laugh here on Chevron Island Qld - a storm is brewing. Yeah, I'll crack a cold one Ian as the sun goes down tonight. Ipswich is a bit of a dump imo.
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  24688. The Unimog is not the largest fire engine, but where others give up, the UNIMOG can still get there.
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  24689. IWrocker and fam. Looking forward to your reactions..... lovely people.
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  24690. 5:30 now imagine coming back to one of these cars i would be livid to not be able to drive away cause someone fit in a tiny car in between
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  24691. Love seeing the happy faces the iwrocker family are awesome
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  24692. Good on ya Ian, you totally deserve a break and some time out with your family. Never apologise for living your life.
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  24693. https://youtu.be/StcXGhuliRk
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  24694. Here's the link Ian ^
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  24695. This is by far the best invention ever. I have a similar system on my honda. One day a child appeared from behind a parked car in my street, and the car braked before I could. And it stopped before the car could hit the little girl. I was extremely relieved that I didn't hit this girl
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  24696. American Kit Kat is using palm oil which has a bad reputation in Australia.
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  24697. 1000likes we want the tim tam slam hehe
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  24698. Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎉
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  24699. If you like the Panda you will ❤ the Lada Niva! Greetings from Australia 🦘
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  24700. good comment
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  24701. should be happened on rechberg - just a couple of miles away from my hometown - if you are interested do see it in realtime - just let me know ..
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  24702. That was a year ago, you can add $100k-$150k to that, oi oi oi🤑
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  24703. did you know eucalyptus leafs are poisons to humans but fine for koalas
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  24704. saw one of these at Goodwood this year
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  24705. 39:52 little bear thing ❤️😂
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  24706. Great game to play in VR . no kidding its 1000% better than you think.
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  24707. But watching Casey Stoner hold a slide through his corner is pretty damn impressive.
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  24708. Been driving in the UK for 30 years and it always makes me laugh when you see young driving instructors talking about driving for years. Have they ever driven a car without all the "assists" that come standard on modern cars. I'd like to see him take an old 80s manual up there😂
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  24709. Probably using real guns too and no one was shot and killed on set.
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  24710. Did you know, that an F1 can not be started from cold. The tolerance in the cylinders / pistons is soo close, ( to make so much power ) that when the engine is cold, that it shrinks and jams the cylinder / pistons. The mechanics has to run warm fluids through the engine 30 min before it can be started. Its sad to see, that FIA countinously makes rules to minimice power. From v12, down to V10, to V8 to today with V6 turbos. Properly because FIA doesnt want a new Rally Group B, where power was out of control and so popular, that crowds was to BIG = deadly accidents. And Group B was then banned.
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  24711. I was thinking Salt lake city originally, just started a new job so hopefully in the new year can get you beautiful people some cool stuff, my package will be art based from local artists, and a few beers to try out, you guys are so cool, the ones you have tried are just rubbish mainstream crap, Aussie is a mecca for craft beer and art.
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  24712. So Ian... when are you going to try the Bundaberg Rum??! Perfect mix with the ginger beer!
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  24713. And THAT'S why he was called Peter Perfect. Still love the A9X. Great car. Ah...the memories! Thanks, Ian. Cheers.
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  24714. 8 is Australia. Simple to remember, the Southern Lights are called Aurora Australis.
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  24715. The silver colour was the German national race colour for international races. British where green, Iralian red and French blue. German cars have been white but in 1932 (if I remember correctly) a Mercedes car was a bit too heavy for the weight limit so the mechanics removed the paint overnight and the car started with the shining pollished Aluminium skin the next day. Later they where called Silber Pfeil (silver arrow, mainly Mercedes) or sometimes also Silber Fisch (silver fish, Audi). The original German white colour was later used by the Japanese.
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  24716. The car I learned to drive him. Grateful to my grandpa that he was willing to borrow it to me when I had fresh license.
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  24717. Don't show this to Greta Thunberg.
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  24718. In Australia we have local, state and federal government. They each have responsibilities. Medicare for example is national.
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  24719. What a beautiful thing. Thank you for sharing the love n keeping the kindness alive. A very aussie christmas.
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  24720. why would it be normal to have ads for prescription medication? "ask your doctor about this medication for this condition you don't have, but now we've made you think you have it, so you better get it just in case"... yeah, we're the weird ones for not having those ads, lol
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  24721. This is how you build a tall utility vehicle that still lets you see 2 feet in front of you
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  24722. U guys r young, you’re just going to need some lights for your night adventure,newlyweds!
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  24723. OMG you guys made me cry. Welcome to the world little Sydney. Congratulations Ian, Daniella, Emma & Andrew. She’s perfect 😍
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  24724. I like how you tried to blur out the plates but then went and showed them anyways 😂
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  24725. After getting a wheel I can not imagine playing games like this with a controller. Its so worth it! Not only for this game but there are so many good car games. I've played this and GT7 the most
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  24726. Ewwww tip that VB down the sink where it belongs and get yaself some XXXX Gold ( pronounced 4 X gold ) or some GN's ( great northern ) or some Carlton draught 👌 the Tooheys isnt to bad
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  24727. You guys are awesome and I love your cooking. But this one was a little frustrating to watch, so sorry. You used Icing sugar and unfortunately this incorrect. Always use day old cake before icing. Please don't give up, you make us Aussies proud.
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  24728. Speaking of kids playing footy. Where playing "catch" is the stereotypical American father-son activity, here it's more common to play "kick-to-kick" (kicking the footy across the yard to one another) from a very young age.
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  24729. After Berlin, Vienna is the 2nd biggest city in the german speaking countries. 1.9 million people live there which makes it the 5th largest population within city limits in all of Europe. (Also almost 1/3rd of whole Austria lives in the metropolitan area)
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  24730. That rock is Opal
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  24731. I had a matchbox car set, was a figure 8 track with a arm that would keep propelling them when the car hit the arm setting the car off flying again, don't remember exactly how many revs I got from one wind up of the arm but it was quite a few.
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  24732. That company could probably build a Mars Rover for much less than NASA could .
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  24733. Love the 787. By the way did you know Johnny is qualified Dr. ( Doctor). And has his own race training school as well as being an F1 medical consultant?
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  24734. Should come under fair use as long as you’re commenting
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  24735. Big respect for old mate. 👍🤠👍
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  24736. Yep, it's a rural residential area and public road, 100% true. You can even drive it the other way - THAT is scary, you don't know if some hoon is fanging it (going fast) on the track and about to take you out. My lap record is about 6 mins 20. Supercar does it in about 2:03.
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  24737. I live about hour and a half away from, Port Macquarie (pounced Mac-quarry) which has a Koala hospital. During the bush fires at the end of 2019 and start of 2020. The hospital ended up with a lot of the Koalas that where injured. It was quite a scary time during the bush fires, so much was lost, not just homes but bush land as well. We are slowly recovering, despite major floods which flooded entire towns and covid.
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  24738. Holy crap well done Ian 🥂🍻🎊🎉 Very well deserved. You and your family are just amazing. As many of your subscribers have probably told you, and I told you when you were just starting out, it's your raw and honest love and enthusiasm for learning everything Australian, that set you apart from other Australia reacting YouTubers, Also If you're keen to be interviewed on an Australian news, lifestyle television program, to Discuss your love for Australia and show your off your collection to the country, hit me up, I've mentioned you and suggested the idea do some staff I know on a program at Network 10 and they might be keen. If it's something you might be interested in let me know. 👍
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  24739. One day. I am going to use my Australian Accent to get an American woman. Just because they cannot resist. 😂😂😂 Also, I'll give you a like since you tried the accent. :)
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  24740. Having worked in the USA & holidayed there, I have never see people get so excited about a Long Weekend. That crappy 2 week vacation is all you get & if you have been with a company a long time you might get 3-4 weeks off. The idea of not working on Boxing Day after Xmas is considered a huge deal. I explained how we had 10 public holidays in Oz with a few in a state or region is considered luxury. When I explained I used to work 30 mins more a day to get a day off every 2 weeks was considered mad LOL. Some got 1 day off a month but I got 1 every 2 weeks (benefits of working for state government).
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  24741. Attempts to transplant American racing styles tend to fail here. I remember when the Indy cars used the Gold Coast for a few years but ultimately they struggled to get a big enough audience to run a profit.
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  24742. Have a look at the old $10 under a microscope. The entirety of "The man from snowy river" poem is written in micro print. Pretty cool.
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  24743. Best wishes from Northern Ireland.
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  24744. If I remember correctly, Stefan Bellof died in 1985 at the point where the racing cars go off throttle. My all time favorite race track is green hell, Nuerburgring
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  24745. This one was crazy! Maybe you could react to the Dutch police chase with the porsche 911 gt3 soon? Cheers!
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  24746. Watch Bathurst 1987 peter Brock driving in the wet. Came into pits maybe a lap early, put on slicks and went out in slippery conditions. If you watch closely, he’s resting his elbow on the window sill while he just slides and glides around. A lot of controversy after the race finish aswell
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  24747. My mouth is watering just watchn the preparation work during and after cooking. Those chilli's looking delicious 😋
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  24748.  @mitchcoad3461  alsp love from also south Australia.
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  24749. Take a look at the Andros Throphy, it's like a winter variant of Rally Cross. At least 300hp, 4WD, 4WS and racing in packs on short ice and snow race tracks in european alp countries. They also run electric car and enduro bike during these events.
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  24750. lol, that was fun
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  24751. Like I said on one of your previous videos, the MOPAR support for the Power Wagon is really poor. Almost non-existent. It would be nice to see them offer up some of the goodies from the Macho PW so that owners could spiff up their trucks using gear that we know will fit. Seems that the Power Wagon must not sell enough units to make a big enough profit in the MOPAR sales column.
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  24752. Yes Dubai also...I much prefer it
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  24753. Congrats ma, wish your family all the best
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  24754. I had a huntsman hanging around, but sadly had to kill it when a friend who is arachnophobic. It's a biscuit (bikkie)
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  24755. Watching this is making me crave Tim tams but I’m a salted caramel fan timtam fan
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  24756. We will have those trams in Brisbane very shortly.
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  24757. Put the mint slices in the fridge - they are the best when cold
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  24758. Some times nothing beats the stiff upper lip British accent.
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  24759. Try the dukkah sprinkled on eggs benedict with avocado. What’s your email address, I’ll send photos and recipes to make the most of your Aussie treats. I’d love to see your lovely wife do cooking videos with some of the goodies my fellow Aussies send you.
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  24760. So this is much more than just a bogan, this is a self-entitled idiot that has no consideration for anyone. His comments were funny but this is "unacceptable." On the other side of the equation what a dufus for shooting at the guy, that is insane and he will probably do time. However, to show that bogan is not necessarily a derogative name, and back in the day we use to use the word "yobo" for the good natured bogan, here is a clip you really should see - you will laugh for the same reason but feel uplifted instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QCgqQdmr0M
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  24761. How EXCITING guys. Cant wait to see new bubba and thankyou for sharing with us all. Hope all goes well for mumma and bubs. It seems to have flown. The kids have grown in the last few months wow. Love and early congratulations from Wollongong Australia xxx
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  24762. Your children are soo beautiful..little Sydney is growing soo fast..What a delight they are!❤
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  24763. Check out Chainbear’s F1 vids. Very informative.
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  24764. Lol some things must be different on the other side of Australia. Chips in your Sunday, I don’t know anyone who does that lol. Tim Tams eat them on there own or bite the corners off one at top one at bottom then dip and suck up your tea, coffee or milk and you’ll love the gooey surprise. Meat pies are a lunch staple for tradies or a quick bite on the road or at home. Probably find a meat pie packet or veggie pie of some sort in everyone’s freezer. Vegemite spread sparingly on buttered toast, buttered bread or buttered crackers. Hope you get to visit Australia some time in the future.
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  24765. I would like to know what your wife likes. Everyone is gifting you with your treats... i think it is time for the camera lady to get her own treats :)
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  24766. React to monaro 427 vs all at the Bathurst 24hour race.
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  24767. You should watch the highlights to the 1996 Monaco GP! There were only 3 finishers at the end - just the podium 🤣
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  24768. Our supermarkets and food range is much, much different to the States.
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  24769. love your content, if you love fraser island you should check out 4wd24/7's videos of it, they take you off roading on the island
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  24770. Sound like the Macho was made to showcase some of their Mopar accessories but then some of those accessories... never made it to market. I know manufacturers do that pretty frequent but I do wonder why they dont make it to the options catalog. I'm sure some of the features on the TRX concept will go the same direction (like the tire carrier and some of the more personalized eye-catchers) but I REALLY hope they dont cheap out on the powertrain & suspension that make up the appeal of the truck!
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  24771.  @IWrocker  Don't worry about that. Let's see how many American pronunciations us Australians get wrong.
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  24772. Yum!!! I will be right over!! 🤣🤣 Seriously.....how kind of Chris and John! That was fun to watch. The money is beautiful!
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  24773. I just love you guys so much. You truly are beautiful people ❤❤❤❤
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  24774. We know the pain of having no tim tams. They could of chose a better AFL team 🤣 Ps Turkish delights are God tier
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  24775. Thats a V10 bud.. most glorious F1 power plant ever (even though V12s were nice too). Those days are gone with the wind, and with it my life long interest in F1 😢
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  24776. That guy at the beach was Harry High Pants!!!!
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  24777. Approx $285 Au of TimTams 😂😂
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  24778. Pro Mods is your answer to open up all of europe
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  24779. The total area of Australia is actually 7.692 million km².👍 This is the continent only - overseas territories amount to a total half the size of Tasmania.
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  24780. Love the videos !!! Helps me with my 17 pw.
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  24781. I live in the town where the primary Minerva factory used to be near Antwerp, Belgium. It is rumoured that Minerva as a brand went bust because they built their vehicles to be so reliable, that people who bought one would never need to turn them in for service, let alone buy another one, all while the production of new Minerva vehicles could not satisfy the demand. If this 'local conveyal of hear-say history' bears any truth, it would be one of the earliest examples of how the current economic models incentivize mass-production over high quality things of beauty. I think that's a shame...
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  24782. Nice reaction, I really like these onboard vids. If you like rally even a little bit, you should consider watching and reading about "The night of Arganil" - it is IMO one of the legendary races in motorsport.
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  24783.  @IWrocker  Its pretty bloody awesome the cities are garbage tourist traps but outside of them and the coast is absolutely stunning , The further you travel the better it gets we even have the worlds 2nd longest drop waterfall and can camp / stay at the top of it . Am glad to be here mate love your content and you as a person top notch !!👌👍
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  24784. They look really good, well done ❤ Next time cut before you bake and don't worry so much about measurement, just go with your gut and chuck stuff in, thats what us Aussies do. When you mix it, if it's too wet add more binder (can be bread crumbs, fresh bread, or even ground up plain cereal) and if it's too dry add a little liquid (can be egg, melted butter, tomato sauce, or even finely grated carrot because it's juicy) and they will still work. I dont make lamb personally, but I do make beef, pork or chicken. Pork and apple is my favourite. Cook some finely chopped onion in butter, when super soft add finely diced apple, a sprinkle of sugar and a splash of apple cider vinegar then keep cooking until apple is also soft. Let cool then mix with pork mince, salt, pepper, a touch of chilli powder, some ground fennel seeds, fresh thyme and a little extra melted butter. Fill, egg wash and bake 😋 Sausage rolls also taste great cold, make a big batch and you can snack on them the next day.
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  24785. The Mercedes truck is based on the Nissan NP300 Navara. They are more than just badge engineering though, they have a different interior, front & rear ends are totally different, rear disc brakes, lots more refinement. Then they stopped selling them as there weren’t enough sold.
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  24786. One of my high school teachers had one and would sometimes give me and another kid a lift to school. It was noisy and claustrophobic so I preferred to travel on the school bus. It seemed kind of airtight as you could feel air resistance, making it hard to shut the door.
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  24787. So, Lagonda i think is a sub brand of Aston Martin, as back in the day they made a model called the AM Lagonda. could be wrong on that. Noble are an awesome car company. very small. only made a handful of models. the Noble M600 is one of the fastest cars in the world even today, and it uses a tuned up Volvo XC90 (an SUV) V8 engine. Awesome cars Ascari is a great car brand but i havent seen anything new from them in a long while. they made some really quick track focused supercars around the late 2000's TVR is an odd one. very british. had many owners over the years. made the insane Cerbera Speed 12. theres a new TVR griffith in the works, but im not sure if it will ever come to fruition as its been 8 years now and i dont think the car has actually come out lol. Ginetta is a very interesting brand. they dont really make road cars though. they do, but nobody buys them. what they mostly sell though, is their race cars. they have cute little race cars that you saw in the video and theyre intended for use in a one make series called ginetta juniors. basically entry level gt racing. usually teenagers drive them. theyre one of the support series for the british touring cars. they also make a gt4 spec ginetta and a gt3 spec one too which im sure you can drive in Assetto Corsa Competizione. Not sure why is says lister is still going. dont really think thats true. the car they use as an example of a lister in the video seems to be a Jaguar as you said. maybe a Lister special edition? either way, Lister used to make a race car called the Lister Storm. an old GT2 race car, i think. look it up. you will absolutely love it. its not the prettiest car, but it sounds insane. never heard of Zenos either lol And yeah, you were spot on with AC. AC are a cool brand. made some interesting cars. the Shelby Cobra definitely puts a shadow over the brand though as many people who see and actual AC Cobra always assume its a Shelby lol BAC is a new brand. they only make the Mono, which is a single seat race car for the road. insanely light. very cool looking machine. meant as a rival to other british cars like the Ariel Atom and Caterham 7. and imo, the BAC Mono is so much cooler than those. My university had an Ultima GTR that students worked on. theyre basically kit cars. very, very cool cars. insanely fast too. MG got bought by chinese investors and was relaunched. they make very mid cars these days. none of them have any soul. as i mentioned earlier. Ariel make some great cars. basically two models. the Atom, that you say pictured, and the Nomad which is an off road buggy thing. cool cars David Brown? imagine calling your car company your own name lol. who deas that? Keating is a company ive never heard of Prodrive is IMMESELY important. they basically co-create the Subaru rally cars, from what i remember. the car pictured is the prodrive P2 Radical is indeed British. and their cars are used all over the world as entry level race cars. very good race cars that im sure many driving schools use. my university also had and ran one of these in events. You NEED to learn about Bowler. maybe check out the Top Gear segments on Bowler. there was a challenge that involved a bowler wildcat. i think it was hammond vs a guy walking across a river. yes, walking, because the tide was out, so it was basically mud lol. it was odd. i think he used the wildcat but could be wrong.
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  24788. Sloppy Joes in Australia are a winter jumper made of knitted fabric.
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  24789. 13:43; the orange coupe is a Mazda RX-2 They are the ancestor of the RX-7. The car it's based on is the Mazda Capella, a mid-range sedan back when it was new.
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  24790. Ian - the one with the double front steering axles and a steering axle in the back in the second clip was definately a Scania, that front-end is iconic!
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  24791. G day my man
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  24792. Rumour has it ,that a dentist invented the minties….as they are super sticky to chew and have the power to pull fillings out…and if you put them in the fridge they shatter ya teeth….enjoy
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  24793. Mate check out the A9X Torana vs VYSS Commodore vs V8 Supercar speed comparison at Bathurst in 2004
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  24794. Congrats I-worker. From me being Australian, congrats. You deserve it mate!
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  24795. Loved those closed captions I wonder who did them.
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  24796. Australia’s first female prime minister was Julia Gillard.
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  24797. This was awesome. Bless you guys
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  24798. And tatra force
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  24799. Hey Ian mate. You could live stream this stuff. We will still whatcha. All good never fear Australia is watching.👍
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  24800. It is Green Fox body Mustang V8 302 that Dick ran for a short time before the Red Shell Sierra Cosworth cars arrived with Shell sponsorship big money.
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  24801. While you were ruminating over what speed they were going the announcer was saying speeds of 170mph.
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  24802. This made me laugh so much.As a kiwi I can see how this would happen in Aussie
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  24803. Look at Erzberg Roedeo. :D Thats another Enduro race but hard af. :)
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  24804. nice job Ian! hope you have plenty of fun on the E-Racing journey, as to the money yeah when you get the DLC packs (which I think Ulitimate gives you them all) you get the cars and a cash bonus so the DR2 career might be a little skewed for you if you dont cheese buying and selling cars back down to near flat broke or editing save date (sketch)
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  24805. It's a goanna lizard
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  24806. 1:51 Yes, a twincharged car is one that uses both a supercharger and a turbocharger. The former provides boost mainly at lower RPMs and the latter at higher. Nowadays, you can mostly get get the same kind of smooth boost curve from just using turbos, but back in the day, that's how you'd get extra poneys "all the time". 4:30 Yes, the Abarth they're talking about is the same you're thinking of. It started out as a more or less independent company that mostly worked with Fiat; they were Fiat's race-car preparer, much like Alpine was forRenault or AMG for Mercedes. All thos race-car preparers were later abosrbed by their respective main-client brands, but still more or less do racing for them or some sportier versions of their base models. Funny piece of Trivia: If I'm not mistaken, Lancia only went into racing after they were bought by Fiat. Fiat was then in rally with their own Abarth-modified cars; Lancias before that were highly innovative luxury cars. Then Fiat had Abarth work with Lancia, and Fiat withdrew from rally. Good video on the history of Lancia: "LANCIA: The Power of Fun (Documentary)". Link: https://youtu.be/zLU5rUaqTmY And I'd love to have an Integralle too. Those were the cars I grew up watching! But pretty much all versions of them have Classic status and won't be cheap. The Evo 1 will be the most expensive (the version that won the 1992 WRC). The Evo 2 are more powerful, but were never raced, thus usually cheaper. Versions earlier than the Evo 1 are attainable though, but check its condition!
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  24807. The only car that has gone sun 2 mins I believe is Jenson Buttons F1 McLaren lol 👍🏻
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  24808. Australia takes the record for most ancient landmass 4.4billion years! The Kimberly is relatively new at a few hundred million years old
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  24809. Thanks champion. Keep the excellent videos coming 👍
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  24810. Australia is the end of the earth lol
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  24811. A BIG HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊
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  24812. He's here to react bro...
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  24813. The Efigy did the cruise on Woodward near Ian as well as a few shows. Think it won best in show in the US.
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  24814. I think the Black Charger at 7:20 is a guy who grew up/lives around the corner from me and if it is him I'm pretty sure it was his first car, he has had it for about 30 years.
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  24815. Happy Birthday mate, I hope it was a great day, looks fun.
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  24816. I actually enjoyed this one, it had a little bit of our humour mixed through it
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  24817. There's a tourism advertising slogan promoting the Northern Territory , the slogan is "CU in the NT"
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  24818. Nomm! Nomm!
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  24819. Charming owner and ride
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  24820. Nicknamed "The Batmobile", not sure about that but it was ugly as hell IMO!
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  24821. The Gold Coast (Surfers Paradise) circuit is a street circuit, and has had 2 different layouts. The original one was twice as long as the current layout (the one shown in video). The circuit used to have 3 sets of chicanes but now has only 2 The main chicane, the one you commented on is very popular with the crowds. As I am a local have been to the event many times, and every time I'm there the main set of chicanes are packed, you can rarely get a spot in the main race.
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  24822. Please...some credit where it is due. Yes Moffatt made his mark but some two years before he joined the ranks we were used to seeing three great Mustangs driven by "Stormin" Norm Beechey, Ian 'Pete" Geoghegan and the Bob Jane. These three were racing in 1965 in the golden years of the Australian Touring Car chamionships. Beechey and Jane would go on to race other makes...Beechey in Chev. Nova and Camaros AND the earliest Monaro. Many old timers believe Australia has not produced a better sedan driver than Pete Geohegan. RIP all of them.
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  24823. I love how quick you can recognize 20+ year old cars. Lol you're like me, I don't know what half this newer stuff is.
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  24824. lol like the last video. looks like some of our snacks have killed it for your american snacks ;)
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  24825. I subscribe to a lot of channels, but this is the only one where there is only positivity. That is why I became a subscriber. Also congratulations to your lovely family! Let's keep this going!
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  24826. Ian good video but I couldn't help but noticing that you had a netball game on in the background on your TV with Aussie Diamond's playing lol
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  24827. Uluru permanently closed to climbing since 2019 in respect to the Aboriginal people as it is like some one climbing Mecca, or digging up a Native American burial site. It is beyond beautiful and is literally magic to watch during golden hour into sunset as it changes colours from red into purple and other colours of the spectrum.
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  24828. Hey Ian. About the numberplates. We have all different styles. Have Japanese ever style ones, European ones American ones. You can even get some that show your support for a footy team. You could probably do a video on numberplates 😅
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  24829. Watch some truck trials to see what these things can really do.
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  24830. Merry christmas! Best and most cute YT ever! Love Spekulatius with coffee
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  24831. Mate, search on YouTube for " drop bear reporter " it will change your life... 😉
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  24832. I think you need to buy an aussie muscle car that's over 25 years old and live the dream 😎👍 V8 Holden ute
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  24833. American Chargers were awesome too. We had a 'Chrylser by Chrysler'. A luxury Valiant in 2 or 4 door with options up to a 360 V8. They had the wrap around front bumper as well. I owned one for a while that had a completely rebuilt and toughened engine, torqueflite and an LSD.
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  24834. HSV definitely saved the best for last,I miss them so much,just being able to walk into a showroom and see the new models,and accidentally come home with a few,the W1 you seen on the webpage is the fastest production car ever made in Australia,and yeah you were right when you said it's basically a race car
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  24835. Just got newborn and back streaming. Wow, Ian, I'm impressed. Big dedication. Respect man
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  24836. I'm moving from Germany🇩🇪 to Weston🇺🇸😊 (FL) in 3 months. I'm curious what you Americans are like in traffic 😅✌🏼
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  24837. Im from Australia and just as facinated with the U.S as you are of Aus!!! Hope you guys get to come down here one time!
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  24838. The Suzuki Swift is very popular in NZ. Unfortunately not on the list.
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  24839. If you don't like his content why do you watch it?
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  24840. @IWrocker, G'day mate, if you want to see another cool Touring Car Masters race, I reccomend checking out Queensland Raceway 2017 Race 3. Torana vs Falcon to the max!!
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  24841. Japan getting ready for a Kaiju invasion 😂
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  24842. By the way, do you think you could get Pedro in on your food reaction videos too? he was great in the last one. :)
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  24843. The word "Würth" ends in th, but it is spoken with a solid t as the h is silent. Würt(h)
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  24844. Please review all, and I mean all of the Australia day lamb advertisements...you will love them.
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  24845. lmfao, the look on your face when you saw those limes being squashed, a mixture of confusion, slight worry and disgust
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  24846. Cool cat
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  24847. Drove a Scania 8 x 4 hook lift on fields collecting containers with grain. Pure fun off roading.
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  24848. In UK it's pronounced Bee-day. Big in the early 90's . Most people took them out and put a sink unit or storage unit in it's place. If you need one you should probably see a doctor!
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  24849. Ian, a bit after 30:09 you wondered what the Goggomobile Dart was. An Australian small run cheap sports car from 1959. Story here : https://youtu.be/Zk2sgj_9uKc And admired a Summernats : https://youtu.be/bnzeuBIavKs German running gear, Australian body keeping taxes low.
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  24850. I'm an Aussie and you are more Aussie than me lol
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  24851. That list should been named "The best european beers we import" as all of them can be ordered directly through the links embedded in the article
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  24852. The mint one looks same as what we used to get here???
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  24853. Awesome! I cant wait to see more!
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  24854. Oh and congrats along with my fellow Australians on your happy addition
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  24855. Helsinki in Finland is made so that tram tracks are oftenused by emergency vehicles. It is very fast and practical is town is designed that way.
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  24856. They are a small part of the puzzle, another is the number of manufacturers in the market, corporate greed of course & the slashing of import tax as part of the GST package, suddenly Audi's, BMW's & even Merc's weren't all that much dearer than a SS Commodore or XR8 Falcon. If properly marketed the Commodores could have made an impact on the American market, I wonder how the Falcons would have gone over there
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  24857.  @noelwebb6843  I always felt the turbo range of Falcons would have done well over there. You're right as everything you mentioned was also a large part of the local market crash. I agree the Commodore was poorly marketed in the US. Its very hard to say though as four doors are viewed as basic transportation by most Americans. Where as we preferred the practicality with a sports feel. As far as i know most Americans only view their 2 door range as muscle . So even with decent marketing there is a high chance Aussie built still would have been a failure
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  24858. Well done Ian pretty much my assessment.
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  24859. Beer is good in Europe. That's all you need to know. But yeah if you want some excellent beer try the locally brewed, preferably microbreweries. Norway got a lot of the Micros' in the last 20 or so years(some law changes. Oh how i miss the days when beer brewing was mandatory by law around 1000 years ago LOL), and they all create some excellent brews. Only problem is they are mostly exclusively sold locally (in grocery stores).
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  24860. i think i saw yamaha lettering above the rear light of the police motorcycle
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  24861. I have been in LA airport 6 times and never went outside. Same with Seattle but I always wanted to see Seattle, Boston and oddly anywhere in Ohio. We did leave the airport in Spokane and went shopping there going each way, so six times. I don’t think Washington State gets much sunshine, it gets depressing after 2 days, we never stayed longer. I love Canada and we were just passing through to Canada.m We met a couple in LA Airport that were so excited that we had just arrived from Melbourne. They were even more excited that they were on their way to Melbourne to see the Australian Open Tennis. They were from Tennessee and I asked if they had tickets for everyday, they said yes and that is really unusual that they could get them. So I asked which Court. They didn’t have tickets to the games they had tickets to the park next door with the big screen but they were so excited. I hope they had fun. Those were big airfares to watch a big TV. Our youngest is our traveler, she goes for 4 months at a time. She loves America but not LA or Vegas. She loves New York but she was always on stage acting and singing here. It is expensive to stay there except for her. Her first trip she was asked to apartment sit in Manhattan For 2 weeks over Christmas and New Year. She didn’t mind at all. She loved having a doorman. She loved SanFrancisco but she couldn’t believe how many homeless came out at night. She found 2 charity shops and bought all of their blankets to give to them. She does the same thing in Melbourne, she pays for two hot meals and one always goes on the wall for any one in need. One of her best friends is from Chicago so she stays there and loves it and she has made many trips to Vancouver and a few other places in Canada. She loved Ireland, Scotland, Rome and Athens a lot. She told me they can keep London but she loves going to the Reading 4 day music festivals in England. Most of her travel has something to do with music. You do know you don’t swim at the beach in Adelaide in Summer. It is the main breeding grounds for the Great White Shark unless you are okay with being a snack. I do love the City because it is the easiest one to drive around. That older lady he talked to the most was from New Zealand. The school kids were funny but they aren’t really a fair representation of Australians. In the last few years many of your movies have been made in Queensland. Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg have been making movies here for years because they cost less and it is a pretty place to make them. We have big movie studios here as well.
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  24862. Yeah Ian, I was thinking you do look like your a bit rosey and shiney I don't like the humid heat like in Queensland but the dry heat that's easy, my uncle's place in Western Australia it can get into the high 40's C love it,you've got to get over here mate,maybe do a whinabago holiday you'd see more that way.Just a thought,🇦🇺🤘👍
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  24863. I used to live fairly close to this street. A few broken bones occurred here mid 90's during a rather rare ice rain storm.
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  24864. The early Torana GTR XU1 Shark nose.was a quick little thing 202ci triple carbs.
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  24865. Have you considered going to Europe for travels? Might be interesting to react to stuff directly.
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  24866. SCANIA and VOLVO - quality made in SWEDEN !!!
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  24867. Nearly $38k! I hope you sold it for nearly that much lol my goodness
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  24868. I recommend you watch the video "10 most amazing anti riot vehicles in the world"
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  24869. HQ racing was an entry level option way back when. They were pretty much taxi spec cars so 6 cylinder was the go. As you will have heard we will race anything down under. As HQs became too valuable we have had alternative series started. One running now is Hyundai Excel racing which is a great way to get rid of those excels as you cant kill them with a stick.
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  24870. That's just a small hill compared to the roads in WALES, England is pretty much flat 😂, Bristol is just on our border, so if you do come over to Britain make sure to come here 😉 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  24871. Like a kid in a candy store haha
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  24872. You should see the Skoda Felicia Fun, super cool small pickup!
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  24873. That's because they really are just regular production cars with cages and race preparation. Been quite enjoying your vids, please do suss out the Nürburgring too, its a even better than Bathurst
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  24874. Hey you
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  24875. Way too much butter Ian. But glad you're Kids liked it. All the way from N.S.W Australia. 👌👍
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  24876. Cool as dude, can't wait to send my box of goodies to you sometime this month. 👍🤓✔🇦🇺
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  24877. I thoroughly enjoyed mail time. Man, some of those items wow. I went out and bought tim tams after that...🇦🇺👏
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  24878. Sadly, The easily offended banned fireworks here in Aus. Need a permit now. You got it right, He played AFL. LEGEND!
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  24879. Ian if you have facebook you should join our power wagon group
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  24880. FINALLY SOMEONE HAS REACTED TO THIS!!!!!!! THANKS MY BROTHER!!
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  24881. I had my first channel on here in 2006. But it got deleted because of one music video on it. This was when the music industry thought everyone was stealing "their" music.
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  24882. Great comment! In addition, rear weight balance provides more even load under breaking. When you break, weight shifts forward giving more even grip to the front and rear wheels. While under acceleration weight towards the back is better for a rear wheel drive. While Porsche is rather unusual, having the engine so far back it's weight distribution is not as wild as one may think.
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  24883. Amazing work cobber, love your vids keep up the great work
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  24884. Yes Ian absolutely scary stuff eh?? Shows you how one's life can slip quietly by. Just to remind you the 5th December - Bathurst 1000!!
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  24885. You’re father is gold 👍👍👌👌👍👌
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  24886. Always good and Ian it pronounced Dak ar not Da kar. 👍🤠
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  24887. Ian you know Penske took that falcon home with him to put in his museum
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  24888. Nice one Ian , now put your Queensland rugby league hat back on 😛
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  24889. Check out the Holden HQ series race
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  24890.  @davidjohnston7512  yeah, those Nascar engine also don't have 7500rpm limiter like supercars too. Massive difference in power and ability to hold gears between corners, just look at the NZ central muscle cars that are aerodynamic bricks and run quicker down conrod (304-310km/h) than the supercars because they run 358ci Roush Yates Nascar engines capable of 850+hp and 9500rpm unrestricted.
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  24891. You should react to the opening ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Olympics :)
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  24892. Denmark has one too. Although it's more like a huge dune. It's called Råbjerg Mile.
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  24893. so based on what i know/remember. the teams used (might still do) to run their engine using a program/laptop to test the engine and make sure its running optimally (back then the engines also had to be warmed up with hot oil before starting as they were seized when cold). i guess they found out that the engine could hit certain notes at cetain rpm's so they used said program to map the rpm to create the song. just a bit of fun but mad that it was possible.
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  24894. You are quite talented in this game. I play simulators almost daily and I crashed a lot in this game.
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  24895. Yeah people sure do and some rent there houses out for the track and I know there's a house down Conrod Straight that rents out for$30,000 a week , the Blue and White coupe is an XC GT Falcon and the four are XR XW XY GTs I think very late sixties to very early seventies
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  24896. This Aussie lived in Florida for 3 years. Our local Publix supermarket stocked Tim Tams in the international foods isle.
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  24897. Whose cutting the onions in here?!
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  24898. That's one of my favourite games. ETS2 is the reason why I bought a steering wheel. It was a gift to myself when I got unemployed once 😁 One thing I also love about that game is there are tons of mods for it. The vanilla game got really good over the years, but I need at least some AI traffic in my profiles.
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  24899. Bro you should try some South Africa content. We too speak this English thing and love things that go broooom brooom.
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  24900. G\day Ian and Clan. good to know we are all gear up to haul Abram tanks when the need comes. the last v8 monaro made. could be optioned four wheel drive. fabulous looking car too. you have a good one mate. you got the best channel on you tube. keep it up.
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  24901. Just TOO cute to watch. BUT 1) bread with butter, not the other way around. THIN spread. Its only there to make the 100's and 1000's stick. but then 2) pour the spinkles into a bowl and dip/press the buttered side down into the plate of sprinkles. This ensures an even coating, and also prevents the 100's n 1000's going EVERYWHERE! and 3) they MUST be cut into triangles. Any other way is just wrong. ROTFLMHO - so fun to watch. Start an Aussie food shop!!
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  24902. Man, by Christmas, international travel is all systems go. NSW is back to normal, VIC is due to follow suit next week. QLD & WA are playing games with their border, but theyll come to their senses. Just make sure your family is double vaccinated to avoid dissappointment when you intend on coming to AUS, and no doubt youll be able to come next year.
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  24903. You need to pronounce Barra like an Aussie. "Ba" like Barry, not Bach (the composer). Then convert Barry to Barra. Great content, apart from grating on that word. Oh, and "Geelong" too... Take the G from German & add long, so it's more "G-Long"
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  24904. Larry is a legend. I loved the Castrol cars. Especially the VS/VT.
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  24905. Good stuff. Very proud of fellow kiwis. By the way, Scott McLaughlin is currently in his first season in Indycars…. Alongside other kiwi, Scott Dixon. Kiwis fly!
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  24906. I think your sweet spot will be the early to mid-70s at Bathurst. Those are the cars that are really going to ring your bell. The APX Toranas and the BIG Falc 2 doors thundering around the mountain in the mid to late 70s and early 70s with the HOs and Monaros. You should check out some of the old muscle car masters stuff, some spectacular machinery in among that.
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  24907. Good on ya IWrocker Family. Love ya work😁
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  24908. You should review the Aussie Hype Duo, they make parodies of a bunch of different songs. I think you'll like them a lot. 😆
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  24909. Lucky
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  24910. Hey Ian, sorry to say, but the video about the snakes isn't an Aussie one. The snake catchers are wearing a Malaysian civil defence uniform.
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  24911. Bill Wurtz is a true artist, all of his videos, music and editing are spectacular and absurd and just absolutely brilliant in every way
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  24912. I learned to drive in one of these when I was around 14 or 15. Good memories.
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  24913. Don't forget about the KIWIS we use a lot of their slang (but not all A tong is something your misses wears and a jandel is what u call a flip flop) chips are all the types Fries , corn chips ,crisps
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  24914. Loved the holiday photos...thnx for sharing them..
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  24915. Hi Ian, yes I feel most countries have their myths and legends and we have ours, as you said the Hawksbury River monster is a plausible thing as it is deep and wide waterway with excellent food sources so why not. The drop bear oh boy, it mostly attacks tourists attracted by their non Australian accents so if out in the bush always look around you especially upwards and never talk in your own language, stick too things like G:day Mate No Worries Fair Dinkum and Struth and you will be fine 😆😆🤣🤣 Keep Safe Keep Strong Mate 🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  24916. Ford power ;) The #17 Shell Falcons have a great history
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  24917. please react to, GREATEST MOTORSPORT PASS EVER - Honda Civic vs Holden Commodore VP - Bathurst. You will love it.
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  24918. posties still use those bikes just a hell of a lot newer still scooting around every day
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  24919. Notice the thick walls.. THat was actually a bank vault and the -1 level still has a HUGE safe that you can check out or Czech out? :)))))
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  24920. Australian here. I've got a 2004 BA with the stock barra. Absolute legend of a motor. Treat it right and you get an easy trouble free 500 thousand km (300k miles). Awesome tow pig and good power when you need it. Stock they are pretty quiet but do a muffler delete (stock has the cat and 2 mufflers) and they sound nice. Put a 2.5 inch system in and they sound really angry in a very good way. Really cheap to get around 50% more power out of it (even for non-turbo) before having to look at strengthening the motor. Love your channel dude.
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  24921. I'm glad she mentioned the Sydney to Hobart yot race. Before the trees grew up in the neighbours yard at the back of Mum & Dads house. We used to see the sails of the Sydney to Hobart boats going down the coast from the kitchen window.. The record for the race is about 2.5 days or less.. depending on the weather..
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  24922. looks like a great event.. didnt even hear about it :O
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  24923. Crab caddy
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  24924. Rally drivers are either insane or they got huge gonads. Definitely awesome to watch 😎
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  24925. When are you going to set up a facebook page so we can message you easier :P
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  24926. It makes sense that it was the kids one that got you.
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  24927. The US has a national netball team.
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  24928. Welcome to Canada eh.. Hope you enjoyed your time here in the Great White North!.. apparently you ARE going through there.. lol. The 37's and the gold paint look great on the Ram 1500 and the exhaust sounds fantastic. Thanks for sharing the fun.
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  24929. Sure this goes without saying but they are not jet engines Just super jet fans for moving air and helping make water droplets smaller and spread more
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  24930. OMG!!!! That is amazing!!!!
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  24931. You're a deadset legend mate 👍👍
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  24932. Beautiful 😎👌
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  24933. take in consideration that milwaukee uses alot more material for their tools. i saw a open-end wrench video of the same channel. It was the same. alot heavier, double the price. Sure it lasted longer than Würth, but thats to be expected with so much used steel. How much force is applied can be different with different Factors. The other Brands have a better Grip, the milwaukee one is blank steel... not good if you start sweating. The grip padding of the other Brands also allows the pneumatic Press to get a better hold of them, which also changes how Force can be applied. All in all, milwaukee is more expensive and heavier, but not really better. Beside that... its a ratchet. If you need over 500kg, that Nut is not screwed tightly, its probably corroded. You can buy a more handy tool for half the Price of Milwaukee^^ Bigger is not always better
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  24934. And if they had better conditions it most likely would be around 5 secs quicker too.
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  24935. Clean sweep, correctly answered them all. You just about tripped me up with a couple of them, but I picked up on them just the same. Great idea for a vid by the way.👍🏻... p.s. Bears rock! 🐻🏈
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  24936. ✌
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  24937. He has a video of them trying that.. and tbh Promite sucks imo
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  24938. You should react group 5 race cars. If you love group b you gonna love them. My favorite ones!
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  24939. My dad had a skoda many years ago. We get them here, there's a Skoda car yard up the road from me.
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  24940. Your pronunciation of 'Ingolstadt' was perfect, actually with a little south-german sprincle 😁👍
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  24941. Someone needs to send Ian some mozzie coils, see of he can separate them without breaking them 😂
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  24942. The borders are expected to open up soon 😉😉
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  24943. They are risking their lives for us to rush us to hospitals where even basic care is failing, thanks to the country's leaders! Maximum respect to all members of the National Ambulance Service!!! (Gábor from Hungary!)
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  24944. I hope you like the vegemite n cheese shapes as there might be another box on the way with them ... lol
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  24945. There's a reason you heard about the Scania first. You might mistake an old mercedes v8 for an Iveco... Ain't never happening with a Scania. Look into the 140, 141, 142 and 143s. They've got the true sound, even with half the horsepower. ...those ivecos, or at least the black one, is souped up way beyond any standard truck. Even though based on a 380 horse '80s truck, I'll bet you it makes at least twice that. Anyway - like any Italian car, the Ivecos are mostly famous for being in the shop, and rusting, when they're not. Not sure what's going on with those Italian electrical engineers
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  24946. 787B on LeMans, well, this was the only car that was heard throughout whole track, wherever you stand, wherever the car is... And in my experience, it was the only car that could do that...
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  24947. That Egg technique makes a SUPERB Omelette or Scramble too . Basically you beat the Whites until they are nearly Meringue then Fold the Yolks in thoroughly but Gently . NO OIL in the Mixing or it wont work .
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  24948. Just got back from the gym. This will be a good thing to relax to. I wonder if I'll see my house in this? Or anyone's car I know? NZ's land area: 268,710 km2 (103,750 sq mi) North Island: 113,729 square kilometres (43,911 sq mi) South Island: 150,437 square kilometres (58,084 sq mi). Stewart Island: 1,746 Square kilometers (674 Square miles). A decent chunk of land. I've seen a wonderfully restored Chevy '57. Blue/White with just the right amount of chrome. Chopped (about 2"). I'm not a fan of US vehicles (other than my not owned GMC RV), but Holy cow. The sound and the look of this girl... Made this girl go a bit weak in the knees.
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  24949. Another time, try Czechia Inventions :) Like contact lenses or silon :)
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  24950. Found something you may like to watch Guy Martin proper (name of TV show) A truck macanic Former TT bike racer Challenges David Couthart (super bike v f1 car) And A race against (Jensen Button former f1 world champion) In 2 vintage f1 cars (about 1983 cars) Both are amazing to watch These are a full length episode So may be just for yourself But worth a watch
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  24951. He's got a great look. He should be in movies.
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  24952. I have seen a few in person and they are amazing. One request- if there are descriptions on the videos please do not sit in front of them. It would be nice to know where they are.
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  24953. Thats a great addition, and an awesome name! Congrats guys!
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  24954. Lots of them on the NFSA YouTube channel to save you the trip.
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  24955. Never been to the States but holy heck I dearly want to! When I think of the USA, I think of sidewalks vs footpaths, faucets vs taps, flip-flops vs thongs, and Walmart vs Kmart 😂😂😂 Also, you guys have The IN-N-OUT Burger (I freaking love the name, and its double meaning 🤣) , as well as F5 tornado action. Totally legendary to me 🥳😍
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  24956. This the guy who got up face to face with marcus in your previos vid
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  24957. G'day Pedro and family haven't seen much for a while.anyway cheers 👍
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  24958. A Ford. You have a ram and a Chevy.
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  24959. I have had all these extras with my ice cream on several occasions, but never all at once. Now I have to try it. What a bad influence you are!. Also I like hundreds and thousands sprinkled on thick custard.
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  24960. Great video great reaction keep on going 👍
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  24961. My husband just said, you'll be able to open your own AUSSIE shop soon LOL
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  24962. You pay peanuts, you get monkeys... Did anyone teach them how to flare on landing. My instructor drilled that into me. I have a light aircraft and those sorts of landings would probably tear the wheels off, and I couldn't afford to keep replacing them...
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  24963. Really Enjoying your content..maybe you should try iracing much better simulator for racing has the commodore falcon and the mustang aswell
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  24964. You're most definitely a top bloke! Don't stress, keep on doing your thing. 🤘👌
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  24965. You still haven't reacted to Australia's supercar (not v8 supercar). I think it might be faster than the one in this video and it set the record at Phillip Island 6 months ago. It is called the Brabham BT62 and is even in some popular video games but it doesn't compete because it doesn't fit into an official category for racing as it has unfair advantages.
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  24966. Hi Ian
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  24967. 2:52 Olaf Dobberkau, this guy is totally insane 🤣 6:27 This is a slightly older Skoda Fabia S2000, which was never that popular, but the Fabia is one of the most successful rally cars ever. (in continental and national championships) https://youtu.be/muBxcjBo5r8 Before the Fabia, Skoda used the Octavia as a rally car: https://youtu.be/v_BQsVHMVhI And yes, I'm a Skoda fan 😁 INFO: 9:45 not street legal but they have to go from Stage to Stage on Public Roads so they need a License Plate / 8:53 even some car manufacturers let their museum vehicles take part in such retro rallies
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  24968.  @stephenreinhard8946  thanks for the comment, if l had the fantastic 4x4 Rig l would treat it with a bit more responsibility, and use my brain not my boot, have a great day and hope your not in lockdown, cheers, Neil.
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  24969. Hy there, Christmas-Greetings from Westgermany to your lovely Family, you should try "Gerwürz-Spekulatius" maybe in a comparison to the Butter-Spekulatius. And additional dip them a Minute into a warm Choclatedrink.
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  24970.  @Lithgow11  Ohhhh okay no worries then, we are definitely catching up and we might have it for sure then. Sorry it is taking a while but we will get there soon, I'm excited :D Thank you for sending a parcel.
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  24971. You can now Tim tam slam until 2023!
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  24972. If you haven't done them, all the peperami adverts 😃👍
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  24973.  @IWrocker  Sure no worries mate, You too & your family take care always. Hey by the way my only son's name is also Andrew.
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  24974. Searching YouTube for Chryslers on the Murray should show lots of local and imported Chrysler and Rambler products. Eg : https://youtu.be/EUQodzrhEbM The Classic Resto series shows lots of other local car scene but Fletch is more at home describing imports.
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  24975. Not quite how it happened at 19:20. No government ban but both federal and state governments said that make those cars and you won't get the tens of thousands of yearly fleet sales to government.
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  24976. AWESOME! 👍🏻👍🏻I had mine on a ATV trail..🤣🤣lmao! Jeep trails would be fun👊🏻🍻
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  24977. The old one with the rounded hood is simply the most beautiful, so cute. IMAO
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  24978. I prefer netball over basketball. Basketball looks like a hot mess, it's so fast and players all over each other with lots of contact.
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  24979. You should do her part 3 differences of Oz. I'm curious to hear your thoughts on how we transfer money to each other rather than using Venmo
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  24980. Dude, look at the F6's 😉
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  24981. You should get an old Pontiac/Chevrolet and turn it into your own Holden. 😂
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  24982. "I'm the video game boy, I'm the one who wins." Ross probably.
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  24983. The crocks are nasty but the Drop Bears are the most viscious. 🇦🇺🐨🦘🇦🇺
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  24984. You a green bay fan Ian? Watch Melbourne storm mate. NRL Finals series started.👍
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  24985. You've gotta see the last few videos on Misha's channel where he drives other people's cars with the owner riding shotgun and don't know how to drive the ring like Misha does! Their reactions are priceless 😆.
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  24986. Hey Ian, just thought of something to ask you. Do you keep all the bottles and containers of Australian Products once you finish them? Just curious
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  24987. That's me at 3.49, doing a happy dance. We knew it was fast, but no one knew how quick it was till the end. The ford apologists were gobsmacked and silenced. And the race win was a sweet "** you to the officials who shafted Murf the year before. A great Bathurst memory.
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  24988. I'm from NZ and have a Toyota Vitz. My elderly mother has a later model Vitz, the sports version with all the additions....wayyy better than mine 😂
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  24989. You looked so excited that you can get tim take over there 😄😄😄😂😂🤣🤣👍, love the channel keep up the good work
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  24990. I disagree, I can just of the top of my head think of at leat 10 reaction channels that are way worse at pausing too much, and also, depending on what video it is he's watching, you dont always want him to talk over the video, this one might have been one where it would've been ok cause not much audio, but he might not want to take away his focus from the video by talking over it
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  24991. No, haven't had A1 sauce, but it looks the same as HP sauce.
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  24992. That song is 43yrs old this year. Written and sang by Peter Allen (aka. The Boy From Oz). His performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OCKXLXWNXg But the one performance every Australian old enough remembers is the second Qantas ad from 1998 sang by multiple Australian Children's Choirs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pxvjXll0PI I believe the one you watched is the forth ad done by Qantas since 1987
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  24993. Hope to see u guys here one day. Recon you won't want to leave
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  24994. I lived in California for ten years and other than the MM/DD/YYYY date driving me insane the US imperial system caused no end of frustration. I did both imperial and metric at school but here in Oz we learnt the British imperial system. My my daughter came home from school one afternoon and asked me how big is a quart. Wow I had to think for a while, then remembered it's two pints or 40 ounces. Big fail Dad, in the US a pint is 16 ounces............ Same for 3.8 litre gallons instead of the British 4.5 litre gallon. Weight in lbs got me all the time, I could never really visualise it. Then there is US spelling, lucky my daughter's school were fantastic and never marked her Australian spelling wrong. You hear a lot of bad things about US schools but I can tell you that St Johns in San Lorenzo CA were brilliant and my daughter got straight A's during her time there. Tipping and servers, got used to that, but one time I took the family to dinner and the server got two dishes of our order wrong. OK had to wait a bit longer, we were fine with that but the server kept bugging us every five minutes and that became annoying so I left him a 40 cent tip. He was mighty pissed off and asked why, so I told him I was OK with two wrong dishes on a three dish order but his constant interruptions during our meal annoyed us. We never went back to that place again and gave me a good excuse to go to Olive garden and Chevys instead. A good tipping story. Three out of four Saturdays my daughter an I would go to our local iHOP in Union City CA for breakfast. As we became regulars we had a server who always took care of us and we got in even when the line was out into the parking lot. She really looked after us and my daughter always got extra strawberries on the side with her strawberry pancakes, I always got never ending pancakes even when they were not on the menu and she even made my coffee the way I liked it. The bill was never over 10 -12 dollars so I made sure I tipped her very well typically $5 or $6 in cash so the boss could not get a cut. It was totally worth it not to have to wait in a queue, always get a good table, always get what we liked, the way we liked and have a very personable server. This was back in the early 2000s so a 50% or better tip meant something.
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  24995. They use everything here it's crazy. If you look up gendarmerie Alpine you'll see them using the new A110 alpine sports coupes on the highway it's nuts.
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  24996. Amazing to see,the scale of these silos and to have the detail that is in the art is just Mind blowing
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  24997. I like this format mate 👍
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  24998. You love reacting to Aussie culture and also love utes and 4x4 stuff... Should check out the channel "4x4 24/7", maybe watch a few and find one you wanna do a react video to.. I reckon you'll love it.. and I know us viewers will love to see your reaction to some of the Aussie 4x4 wheeling!
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  24999. Your pronunciation of Māori was better than a lot of Kiwis :)
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  25000. 10 seconds in, can already hear O' Fortuna playing with images of a bunch of guys running through a field... OPPS, spoiler alert?
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  25001. Mate when this mess cleans up, you need to come to oz. it’s awesome
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  25002. I'm glad the Mustang won because my first car was a '67 Mustang. Loved that car.
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  25003. The 60s Impalas are epic, even the 1976 4-door Impala is awesome, I think one of the largest sedans ever made.
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  25004. Awesome love your videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  25005. Tyre pressure min-max values is set by pirelli before each GP and my vary after practice sessions
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  25006. @IWrocker The reason you don't recognise the Honda Accord (6th gen) body is, they used a different body for the Honda Accords in the US. It was actually the Honda Inspire what got rebadged as Accord for US, Australia and NZ market. The European and the JDM version were basically identical. The same was with the 5th gen, the US got the body shape of the Rover 600 were here in Europe we got again the JDM version.
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  25007. You're not gonna like Vegemite. Only Aussies can eat it. Just remember to use as little as possible, it's not like anything you've ever tasted. Good luck.
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  25008. Hi there ! There are several things you need to know to understand the scenes in these videos. First, the difference between vehicles in the US and in Europe stems from a significant difference in first aid doctrines. In the US, first aid is provided by private paramedic companies, and the goal of first aid is to transport the patient to the hospital as quickly as possible, providing first aid during transport if necessary. The vehicles are heavy vans, with extensive medical equipment. In France, first aid is provided either by firefighters (all the bright red vehicles in the video) or by the SAMU, a specialized hospital service. So, they are all either civil servants or military personnel. The goal of first aid is to provide first aid at the scene of the accident, and then to transport the patient once they are stabilized. The transport vehicles are therefore much simpler and lighter, and resemble passenger vehicles. In France, ambulance companies are more like specialized taxi companies, and their role is to transport patients, either lying down (they then use modified station wagons), or sitting (with classic passenger vehicles). The paramedics who work for ambulance companies in France have a lower level of training than paramedics in the United States. They are typically trained to provide basic first aid and transport patients to the hospital. Fire trucks and SAMU vehicles have two-tone sirens and are prioritized. Ambulances have three-tone sirens and are not prioritized, although everyone lets them pass when they hear the siren.
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  25009. I've driven now 5 years trucks wich have had automatic emergency brake system. Never needed it but it's nice to know it's there If needed someday. It's done to save the day If driver makes big mistake.
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  25010. Perth Western Australia gets much hotter than Sydney or Melbourne consistently year after year so anyone on the East Coast that wants to complain well then come live on the West Coast and you will see what heat is all about. 👍🤠
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  25011. My Aunt work for Kenworth in the 80's. I did get some really cool prints of working trucks.
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  25012. Hi watching from Canterbury South Island NZ We also have a lot of Hot Rod and Classic Car clubs in NZ.
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  25013. Man is recording at almost 4pm for us. What dedication
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  25014. Indycar used to hold a street race at Surfers Paradise. Don’t know if you knew.
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  25015. Kiwi here, and I would rather live here in New Zealand than anywhere else... but it would be nice to be able to just drive to places, like Carlsbad Caverns in the US or Prague or Paris in Europe, or be able to visit all these conventions that USAians like, without paying for a $$$$ plane ticket.
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  25016. Tried to get out there in July this year, But couldn't get there because of the wet weather and the start of the COVID lockdown. Next year perhaps along with Paroo-Darling NP. Next big one in NT will have to get back to Ruby Gap NP.
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  25017. Love and peace to one and all around the world tonight it’s 5:35 pm in Nambour Queensland at the moment. Love your channel IAN .👌 so I’ll finish on be kind to one another we are all one big family. A happy and prosperous New Year to all. 6hrs 25 mins to go to 2022 🇦🇺
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  25018. :face-blue-smiling:Come on down, oi oi oi
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  25019. My faviourate euro truck is the scania v8
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  25020. Happy Thanksgiving to the iwrocker family. I know you will have fun. Enjoy the family time.
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  25021. EA Sports WRC when?
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  25022. I love these unboxing videos and I have relatives that lives in St Helens Tasmania nice one keep these great videos coming
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  25023. The last car in the museum is the metallic prototype of the Citroen Mehari. It made it to production as a fiberglass car and Citroen sold some 150.000 of them. During the late '70s some crazy pyromaniac in Paris couldn't resist setting fiberglass Meharis on fire. He managed to burn more than fiour hundred of them before he was arrested by the French police.
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  25024. Awesome Vid mate, Cheers
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  25025. I live close by to a lolly shop that gets in alot of international stock, and they have Mexican Coke in stock all of the time which is awesome. I agree that Mexican Coke is the best Coke.
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  25026. 👍
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  25027. 2cv's are so much fun to drive, you should give one a go if you ever get the chance
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  25028. Also I recommend, if you play games, Construction Simulator the one that just came out last month.
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  25029. To drive in Portugal/ Spain you’ll need to buy Iberia dlc for this game, To drive further to Black Sea like Turkey , Rumania and Bulgaria you’ll need Black Sea dlc, currently the developers working on Balkan Dlc with the Adriatic Coast, like Croatia etc But to drive there you ll need to buy those dlc via Steam. Furthermore some German Cities were rebuild , like Stuttgart, Nürnberg and Frankfurt, so please check them out.
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  25030. Good stuff Wrocker!!!
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  25031. Ian shifting and driving like a boss!
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  25032. Onya mate. The Akubra hat is the real deal. Love them
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  25033. I know a recipe for Crusty Chicken Strips using Shapes. Just roll your chicken pieces in plain yogurt and refrigerate an hour then coat the chicken in crushed up BBQ shapes. Place them back in the fridge for 5 then bake. 180C whatever that is in F, 350? You can use buttermilk instead of yogurt.
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  25034. In 1955 I was an 8 year old country kid living in the Far west Hospital at Manly and actually saw that plane. It was flying off the coast and away from any population. The air force sent a couple of planes to shoot it down and failed. At the time I was told that a visiting aircraft carrier from the US sent up a plane and successfully shot it down.
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  25035. G'day Ian, around where l live none of them would cut the mustard, first dirt road and they would fall apart, Toyota LandCruiser rule the bush, and they don't need to go fast just everywhere, a real good vehicles are the one's that can drive on any surface, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  25036. lol, the kids don't care about reaction, they just want to eat the sweets, haha. which is ofcourse perfectly normal
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  25037. Handle in the back of the early wagons where window wideners to roll the back window down
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  25038. You have to try polish vodka next time 😅
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  25039. It's been years since I've seen this. Love it
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  25040. The Chev Silverado 2500 was sold here is Australia through Holden dealers for the last couple of years before the closed. Unlike Pedro's all the Silverados sold in Australia were powered by the 6.5 litre duramax diesel. In the late 1990's a number of states used GMC 2500 as the basis for their ambulances, these was also all diesel powered. They Ambulances have all since been replaced by Mercedes and VW vans.
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  25041. Hey mate, I’ve seen many posts and while I love your love for down under and abroad. One Aussie saying I haven’t heard any one mention is Hard Yakka. So just in case you might not know, but I m sure you do as it means hard work. Yakka is money. I’m a Promite Person also. Hi to all the fam. Cheers beers . 🥸
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  25042. Key word is mythical. I've heard of a lot of them (apart from the dream time beasties). All great camp fire stories... 🙂
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  25043. Congratulations to you both. Wonderful of you to name her Sydney. Take care of each other. Emma now talks nonstop. What a change in her!, Great to see Pedro having a cuddle. Sydney is simply gorgeous. Well done Mum. Can’t wait to see more of your family. Bigs hugs from Bannockburn Victoria which is near Geelong.❤❤❤
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  25044. There is not a great deal of water in the outback, which is why it photographed so much. To get an idea of how much space is here get an Australian map and overlay it on an American map (same scale). I have driven (on formed roads) for three days without seeing another vehicle.
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  25045. Thank you ! 👍🤠
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  25046. I am glad you mentioned the Fun Factor but a squirt of lube on your clutch pedal would improve the experience!
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  25047. For those watching that arent boat guys: if you hit the water at the speeds they are going, it can very well be deadly just from the forces. No, a life preserver isnt going to help much either, its to prevent you from drowning, not pure impact damage from hitting the water.
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  25048. the realestate one is pretty hilarious and spot on and i can relate to..
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  25049. In addition to the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory we also have a third internal territory: Jervis Bay Territory. Australia also has 7 external territories: Norfolk Island, Coral Sea Islands, Cocos Islands, Christmas Island, Ashmore and Cartier Islands, and Heard Island, the McDonald Islands and the Australian Antarctic Territory…
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  25050.  @IWrocker  no worries :D
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  25051. Yup, my favourite “reactor” too!
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  25052. Your awesome Pedro, you superstar ... Cooey Cobber.
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  25053. I don't know about all of this. We have places in Australia for.example the North West of WA where the Aircon runs 24/7. The government, mining companies and other employers subsidises it. Mind you average summer temps are in excess of 44c . Many aussies also get around in big 4x4's.
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  25054. Thanks for looking at my request haha! These rallies were wild back in the day.
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  25055. Right turn on red: only if there´s a green arrow sign attached to the traffic light. I think that´s also mostly a thing in Germany and not that common at all.
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  25056. Yep, we have some weird things here in Australia, such as me. 🤪 :_KoalaLove:
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  25057. Macadamias are Australian... bedst nut ever.
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  25058. It's intersting that Sydney would be the third largest city in the US (if it could be transplanted there).
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  25059. I would love to see you try Milo. It is delicious, hot or cold. When drunk cold, your pour the milk in first, then add Milo (as much or as little as you like), stir til it colours the milk, then use a spoon to eat the Milo from the top of the drink. As a hot drink, you can make it with hot water, much like a coffee, or with warm milk. You can also sprinkle Milo on top of ice cream! I have to admit, I also like to eat it straight from the can! 🙂
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  25060. Pretty but lethal. Air temperature in the 50’s (120’s F) are common is summer due to really dry air broken by cyclonic rains that can block roads for weeks. September is a good time to visit… December through April is not. (I used to commute there regularly for work).
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  25061. Glass is better even with our Aus coke
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  25062. wow how did i miss this, so cute
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  25063. Aww congratulations. What a great way to start the day with this wonderful news. Sydney is beautiful.
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  25064. why so defensive ? i visited the east coast miami , orlando , new york and wachington dc the flag thing is true , and not what you think is overblown and that YOU do not see that many flags is relative as to what you think as an american in that month i was in the usa a saw more flags every single day than i did in a full year at home ignorant , true ,,,, friendly helpful also true so dont sweat it fat , true 30% more americans are obese than europeans per capita don,t worry you are a developing country after all
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  25065. The Toyota Echo that was in this video is different to the Echo that was sold in the States as the Australian Echo was sold as the Yaris for most other markets and then it was changed to Yaris for the Australian market for the second generation onwards, whereas the Echo sold in the states was a small sedan and was different from the Echo/Yaris for Australia and Europe
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  25066. Look up Malcom Douglas. He is in my opinion a national treasure. Before bush tucker man and steve irwin. Loved the place, respected cultures and was a true aussie adventurer.
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  25067. WOW . I see your entry pass now . It says VIP all the way . Congrats Ian , hope you enjoyed that adrenaline rush . Can't wait to see you on TV 😂
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  25068. HAHA! Jimmy is great...
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  25069. I'll send you something soon mate much love from Melbourne
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  25070. All good things in life to you and your family! May your kids be happy, sad, sorrowful, excited, may they enjoy life to the fullest, and may they live to puberty so you can even have more fun with them. Good luck, and good nerves, DAD!
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  25071. Hi Ian try saying Toowoomba that's were I come from in QLD AUS , love ya mate.
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  25072. 30 years ago a few wine makers got things right and we started winning medals at international competitions, and we just won the best cab sav in the world. Latin Americans specially the southern cone of south america, can give the Aussies a run for their money. Batman and comes from John Batman, one of the founders of the city of Melbourne. I've played in the Sydney opera house, the acoustics are fine.
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  25073. 6:15 I did some searching, knowing that the car was obviously something available, or built in Australia in the 60s. I first thought maybe a Sunbeam, then I thought maybe Austin. Finally, I went image-searching for Singer Motor Cars. This is most likely a 1960-ish Singer Gazelle.
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  25074. Grats on the 100k! You always bring a good mood and enthusiasm for the content, which is contagious, even for a fairly casual motorsports fan like myself.
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  25075. Wow! I haven't seen Darrell Lea Bo Peep in well over a decade, not since their chain of stores closed down. What a pity the bottles aren't as cute, they used to be little glass bottles with a light pastel coloured metal lid.
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  25076. Congratulations Ian and family on the arrival of your healthy baby girl.
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  25077. G'day Ian, love to the family. I can't agree with number 2 as cheating. We have a whinge when rules are changed in order to gain parity, Ford were only trying to catch the pack , instead of the pack being penalized.
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  25078.  @IWrocker  Yeah just getting the force feedback to work as it would be in real life is a day project in it self 😂, but the mozapit do have some good presets that works well. And I usually do small adjustment from those until it gets smooth :)
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  25079. IWrocker; start a tour company when us Aussies are allowed out to tour the world en mass once again! Call it Culture Shock Tours & take them places like Wallmarts for a tour dressed up like the Wallmart meme freaks we've all seen... 3:-) ;-)
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  25080. Me and a friend of mine had a business idea when we were younger of starting a brewery with a Swedish/Nordic image, knowing we could then export it to Boston and sell it for a fortune
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  25081. Hey there Ian check out Peter Brock in the rain in the same race Brocky came 3rd but was later awarded the win his 9th and final Bathurst 1000 win as the two Ford Sierra in 1st and 2nd where disqualified for rule breaches, also love watching your channel grow mate 👍well done
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  25082. I knew the story but not this video. It's great. And you spoke out Pforzheim perfectly well. Greetings from Germany. 👋
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  25083. one of the best looking cars ever made
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  25084. I have the 05 L100 with 5 speed tranny.. I put a 2001 LS 1 vette engine and 6speed with super comp headers and sidepipes and bilstien suspension..I need a pair of them blades like yours..plenty of power..hell..I just pulled the float in town parade for weight watchers gooble girls and that was over 10 tons and she didn't spin a lick..keep on wrenching.
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  25085. @Ian. Yes, the video is a few years old since Formula E abandoned changing cars when generation 2 racecars debuted. Now they have something called attack mode where driver can go slightly off the racing line (similar to the joker lap in Rallycross) to unlock performance boosts. The new Formula E-cars also got so good regeneration of power during braking that FIA imposed a deduction av energy for every lap behind safety car just to force energy management on the drivers.
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  25086. 14:07 - Yes. Simply yes.
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  25087. Brutal!!👍👍🇧🇪🧡
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  25088. The red ambulances are specifically fire-ambulances, operated by the Paris Fire Brigade. The transcription roughly reads "firefighters rescue and victims assistance vehicle."
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  25089. Started following you as you were the first "yank" to do a react with more than "wow, oh, crazy" to rally vids when you were recommended. Indeed rally is a fantastic motorsport. On the aspect of seeing a more old school type of circuit racing, have a look into the Australian improved production series. It's basicly cars from the 70's Tull the late 00's racing pretty close to each other. One of the best circuit series atm
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  25090. 12:00 - This situation had nothing to do with right-of-way, what happened was that she cut through the parking spaces instead of using the proper exits. 12:45 - That's a 2nd gen Renault Mégane.
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  25091. He is deservedly the master of snooker. The game is like a kind of chess on a green field... you have to plan far ahead. always exciting to watch him
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  25092. Amazing to see you react to this thank you, it’s so true that language is a vessel for cultural practices and a connection to cultural identity, and to lose language contributes to loss of identity. My step-dad was an anthropologist and teacher who used to work in remote Aboriginal communities and then taught student teachers at university, and supported groups of Aboriginal student teachers in their university studies. In recent years he’s been volunteering every few months up in the same remote Aboriginal communities in the Pilbara to help them interview and archive native language and stories from the elders in their communities :)
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  25093. Ian IWRocker it is now the 18th October here in Australia 🇦🇺 🙃 so I wanted to be hopefully the first Aussie to wish you HAPPY BIRTHDAY mate, I hope you have a truly awesome day. Cheers 🍻
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  25094. Holy hell, first time I’ve ever been so early on ANY YouTube video I’ve watched.. I’ll buy ya goodies in the next 2 weeks
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  25095. Iwroker. You need to have a beer with me. You'll become an Aussie real quick
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  25096. All this ford stuff has not worked well for your aussie accent ian lol
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  25097. red and white hatch looked like a Fiat Punto :goodvibes:
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  25098. Love those high fives... WARNING..don't bite into the Scorched Peanut Bars too hard.
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  25099. Hi Ian, we have red dirt around Ballarat also. Volcanic soil, great for spuds!
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  25100. Hey man love youre videos. I´m from Austria and would love to see you testing some beers from Austria. Here is a list of my favourite ones: 1. Zipfer Märzen 2. Eggenberger Märzen 3. Hirter Pils 4. Griskirchner Pils maybe you could try them!
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  25101. If you like the V8 sound sound so much, look up Bathurst A "lap on the limit". Runs the same 308 Holden engine as Peter Brock is running in this vid.
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  25102. But, you only made a video off the fire emergency vehicles, not for the Spanish police vehicles, please do it
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  25103. This is professional precise ART of driving a truck, RESPECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  25104. ....and wait till he gets to the Belgium ones ;))))
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  25105. If you like that, the whole different motorsports coming together thing.. you should check out the old IROC series (International Race of Champions). It's where the Camaro IROC came from as well as the lesser known Shelby Daytona IROC. The series took champions from NASCAR, Rally, F1, Touring Car, and a few others and pitted them against eachother in various races. It was amazing and I wish it was still a thing
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  25106. Bloke from Brisbane here, it was nuts the rain just didn’t stop. Me and my friends all came out safe, Now in the clean up efforts as a tradie I was in a house today ripping the walls down after they had the entire first floor underwater. Heartbreaking.
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  25107. Bunnings is basically the new Maccas. You only go there if you need to do a shit
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  25108. Mate, I've lived in Oz most of my life, and I've never seen some of that stuff! Making me hungry...
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  25109. Thank God it wasn't vegemite icecream!
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  25110. Maybe you could do buses and coaches once, I'm curious what you think about the differences in that field between USA and Europe (I could say Americas and the other continents as to me as European North and South American vehicles tend to look very similar)
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  25111. I´m sad they didn´t mention London. As a German I´m so used to christmas markets that they are not what interests me. One time I was in London during christmas time and the lights there were just gorgeous! We do also have light decorations but not on their level. There were ~human sized angels made up of just wire and lights hanging over the streets and really pretty light balls and carpets also hanging over your head. I really want to go again some day.
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  25112. What a monster!
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  25113. Ohhh the 90s coming off your bike to ride home bloody, playing in the street was only interrupted by 1 word (CAR). The great outdoors the 1 part of my childhood id never trade
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  25114. If you want to see some REALLY impossible seeming turns in a video, search for "alpine logging drivers turning" like this one from 11 years ago; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX9ZPmQgiZI
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  25115. Actually Ranger is the same size as the US one
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  25116. IWROCKER. Have you checked out the old bathurst footage from the 70's?. That was when it was literally racing around farmers paddocks. And the cars and drivers had character.
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  25117. love work Ian keep it up!
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  25118. i played varsity back when i still lives in phil lol loved the game and when i moved for good here in the states i did a demo for a school project. i still have my ball and i wish this game is a bit popular.
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  25119. You'll be interested to hear that in the Group B series there were two really big names and both drove the AUDI Quattro: the legendary Walter Röhrl, who lives to this day and the absolute GOAT in Rally and there was frenchie Michele Mouton, the first woman to really crack up rally sport, also on AUDI Quattro.
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  25120. Nice nice! Have fun and enjoy the experience - Assetto is an obvious great start to enjoy racing, and the modding scene for that game is AWESOME! I promise you, once you install CSP (a graphical mod) and get that game pimped out, it'll look brandnew. My favorites in terms of cars for AC are the WSC classic sportscars, and if you like to take them out in style, the tracks made by FatAlfie (Feldbergring, Deutschlandring...) are simply CLASS. But maybe you also want to try rFactor 2 - I have to say in terms of how real and intimidating the cars feel especially through a good wheel (and how rewarding it is to master them), that game is hard to beat. Special recommendations in rF2: Mak-Corp's Group C mod (the 962 is such a wonderfully driveable monster, and I think there is a good reason it held the Nordschleife record for just about 40 years), and the historic F1 cars -McLaren MP4/8 is a car one should experience at one point.
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  25121. I like your tests 😊 Currently I am the first time in the US (New Mexico, I am from Europe btw) and I tried some of your sodas. So yesterday I tried Tropicana (after seeing your last video) at Twisters and it's bad, really bad. Tastes like lemon juice with way too much sugar, couldn't drink that. Keep going with your comparisons :-)
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  25122. The best European beer is almost always going to be the one of the ones from the small to mid-sized brewery closest to where you are in Europe. It will suit the climate and food. Some of these so called "best" beers you'd have to pay me to drink. Some are just mass produced getting drunk cheaply ones, rather than for a complex enjoyable taste.
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  25123. I get 13. But that is 3 more than my Land Cruiser. ;-)
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  25124. The Kiwis have a thing about the chook cookers (rotaries) but some Kiwis make billeted Holden Red 6 cylinder motors that are even better than the factory blocks. Actually New Zealand was a part of Australia until 1823 when they wanted to go on their own. Still...there's more New Zealanders in Australia than in New Zealand!
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  25125. bro those rm william belt buckles are legit some top shelf items reginald murray williams or rm williams wpuld be a cool video subject for you to do legend of a fella awesome busman and worker and from my great state of south australia
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  25126. Slightly off topic, but the tt starts this Sunday 29th, week of practice then race week, you can actually subscribe to live streaming of the event
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  25127. This video should be titled "American raises the average price of Barras by 2k"
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  25128. Finally you reacted to this video. Here are two more that I hope appears on this channel: -> Top 25 places to visit in Norway by Ryan Shirley -> Norway's $47 billion floating highway by TheRichest
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  25129. I have a nissan qashqai 😁 and i love it used to have skoda for years Hi from Copenhagen Danmark 🇩🇰
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  25130. The Volkswagen commercials with peter stormare are amazing. So much fun.
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  25131. If you checked the Unimog and the Multicar, then you have to check the PINZGAUER !!! Swiss Army Truck made in Austria !
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  25132. Netball is in America and has been for 40yrs too and it is not that big in Australia less popular then rugby -Certified Australian also rugby is only really popular in Queensland And the team that won is Australia. Australia is almost always green and gold in sports https://youtu.be/rMdbVHPmCW0 also this is a great song about australia
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  25133. For a day ? Very good deal
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  25134. He was a beach inspector. Shortly after this he had no job. Eric Bana is wearing a Saint Kilda top (Aussie Rules)
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  25135. Please react to the supercar Koeniigsegg "the fastest carr in the world!
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  25136. I've seen Carl Barron twice now, and both times different sets and both times I was in stitches. Bloody legend matey keep up the vids, Don't forget to check out " all 4 adventure" great Aussie 4x4 and fishing show.
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  25137. Your stockpile of tim tams could be the biggest in the USA lol
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  25138. Also, I hope you saw my German american culture club reply to you over at the food community post.
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  25139. That’s so tempting, I’ve had my truck almost a year now and I really like BDS !
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  25140. I remeber as a kid going on school trips to watch the F1 Grand Prix its also once had a Le Mans race. The last race I seen was in 2015 bitnkw I work in Asia. If I didnt love abroad the new track is so far away I wouldnt go, the street track was amazing so was the atmosphere.
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  25141. Are you gonna do a vid about the RB30? Here's the best video I've found to explain it, please react to this https://youtu.be/KilAo-fk7U0
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  25142. As far as I know this big dog is called (at least in Germany) Deutsche Dogge. The Great Dane comes with a white fur and black spots while you can find the Deutsche Dogge in different colours.
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  25143. I'm with Andrew - I'll save my Tim Tam for later & pinch mum's to eat now
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  25144. Also it's very expensive to own a car in Japan I've heard
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  25145. My favourite onboard. Screaming BMW inline 6 going through the French countryside ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd1i1ZP3Aec
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  25146.  @Thee_Snow_Wolf  this is south east I guess? wonderful Sainte-Baume I guess. Every corner of french country side is a beauty.
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  25147. Few short, few longer vids mate.
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  25148. Posting a link to your Suggestions video (sorry, posted multiple) thing. I have one coming with the World Record truck tow...which of course happens here in Australia.
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  25149. Loving the videos mate, always got our support here from Oz 🙏❤️
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  25150. Awesome way of seperating the eggs Pedro. 👏
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  25151. When you turn a lot in motor sport the engine is less important and the weight make every difference. This concept is not really popular in USA and atm the best rally Cars are usually outside USA. I love USA motor sport culture but it's just really different.
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  25152. 99.9k . Have a nice Thanksgiving 👍
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  25153. WOOHHOO ON 5K BROTHER!!!!
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  25154. Would love to have gone to good wood when I live in the UK. Cars and motorcycles galore 😊 and not only have we got you saying Straya but you pronounced Jaguar right too 😉🤣👏👏👏
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  25155. Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays dear iwrocker family from Germany. Spekulatius is a traditional Christmas cookie going back centuries. That's why the " people" on them which were usually made by moulds or Model wear medieval outfits. They are Dutch/German that's why you sometimes see a windmill instead of a person on them.
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  25156. I was wondering why there were no Tim Tams on the shelves. Now I know 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
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  25157. Hi, If you thought this sounds good you should listen to a current greneration car. Try and get the lap rom Scott McLaughin from 2020.
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  25158. Lol im eating vovo's while watching this 🤤
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  25159. Ian, I wonder if you regularly watched an Australian TV show when you were a little tacker? Perhaps you picked up some Aussie expressions in your formative years, just like we do, in reverse!
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  25160. Love the background, very nice place where u live, nice view
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  25161. Ian I'm like you I buy what's cheap and quality Why would I pay to advertise their products In my day they used to give it away to get their product out there Same with royal shows why I don't go to them used to give you the show bags free Payed for rides free to get in but charge for everything actually overcharge
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  25162. God I live in Europe and once in my lifetime (because my European digestive tract won’t handle anything mildly processed) I wanna try all of that nasty American food. I just wanna know how Taco Bell tastes like or how processed anything in the store tastes. Just a thing I want to know about us. (And is American Burger King really that bad, where I live it’s really good)
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  25163. G'day Ian, mate l am so glad l sent you and your wonderfull family members a gift package from Australia, as you know giving gifts is a part of love and friendship, we are all one family in God's eyes, hope the good time continue and l love watching all you make, cheers, Neil.
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  25164. I am playing it since 2015, I have there over 5,000 hours driven. My favourite trucks are Scania NG, Volvo FH, DAF XG+, New MAN TGX. It's a great game.
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  25165. You just lived through the greatest Aussie Christmas of all time! Bloody great
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  25166. The Truck being pulled in at the 1.46 mark is the first road train ever.
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  25167. After spending many vacations in the US, I have found your OJ 'Sunny D' is the best, your cheeses are better than ours. Snack are a different thing. Not too sure what it was but was not a fan. I find the servings of food in restaurants to be too much. My wife and I would share one plate. Other than that, love coming to the US. Cheers.
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  25168. Fascinating - thank Ian!
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  25169. Frothin bro!
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  25170. I totally agree Alex. I immediately thought of the great Ari Vatenen at Pikes Peak. The most incredible drive on a dirt road. Sadly it's been sealed now. Check it out Ian and cheers to Alex.
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  25171. everybody treats Transmissions like absolute dogshit and expects them to last forever. 7000 miles romped with 400+ horsepower pushing 37s and no braking fluid changed and no 20000 mile fluid change. on your next transmission make sure you change the fluid. (Do not flush) @ 5000 miles. Then add lubeguard.. then change every 20 to 25 thousand miles with additional lubegard. They will last a very long time even with abuse
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  25172. Good stuff - love to see it.
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  25173.  @peterjames5906  That big banger was pure evil, probably the last real Aussie Beast.
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  25174. For sound, i've always loved the Chevy Cheetah, but #1 is Saleen s7r. Well, as Doug De Muro puts it, "The Saleen S7 is the craziest Supercar nobody knows about".
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  25175. Great video. I like this stuff too. I enjoy all of your videos.
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  25176. Congratulations Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew and last but not least, Pedro. You have an amazing and interesting channel, and the content is always top-notch. You Deserve this for the hard work you have put into making each and every video. Again, Congratulations and Thank You IWrocker Family.
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  25177. I saw a good youtube video on that VW XL1 - its a concept hybrid car, designed for maximum mileage per gallon/watt.. i cant remember the numbers but it was impressive in terms of fuel economy.
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  25178. hey, i don't know if it could be useful for a video or something, but last year i went to The Skoda museum here in Czechia, so i have some cool photos of most of the more interesting cars and engines they had displayed, plus i could perhaps tell you something about the brands history (like the fact that Skodas' inception story and Lamborghinis' are very similar to each other) even if it wasn't useful for a video, i thought you could apreciate the information
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  25179. Congratulations! Welcome to the club! By the way, you can find also old Romanian cars in the US.
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  25180. This is only one 'season'. Older ones are as funny.
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  25181. A lot (if not all?) of the states now have that incentive to recyle. My husband and I save up a load of plastic bottles etc....and when we have a lot we take them and then buy lunch afterward :)
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  25182. Tip! Don't poor the whole bottle at once! Keep 2 cm in. Drink first and add the last 2 cm when your glass is half full. You get 2 different tastings. In the last 2 cm is the hop residue that adds an extra taste to the beer. Another tip, use red wine glass if you don't have trappist glasses. Enjoy the beer! Greetings from Belgium!
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  25183. Yes minis are NA, I'm not entirely sure you can add a turbo to the Mini's A-Series engine. But you can swap the engine for one of those screaming bike engines.
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  25184. The bin chicken is actually called an ibis. They're scavengers that eat out of bins so we call em bin chickens. Everyone hates em
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  25185. Check out some of their Cape York and top end videos for a different type of 4x4'ing
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  25186. You should check out vhs rallies channel
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  25187. hey man, just commented on the Haka video, but thought might get your attention here, either video is worth reacting to, but this one is insane Is this the most intense haka EVER? - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=604o4vuEDoY
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  25188. If you like ice racing you should definitely react to some Andros Trophy from the 90's! 🙂
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  25189. I highly recommend a video by Josh Revell called The Greatest Motor Race EVER. It's about the Bathurst 1000.
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  25190. we got slogans and rips for most things in australia , you should know that by now lol
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  25191. Tourists be warned!.. If you don't have a weird sense of humour when you come Down Under you won't last very long... Everyone here is a smartarse and we basically don't give a shit about your feelings 😏
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  25192. Ian, I'm with you! Caves are mind blowingly facinating! But also scary. I've been in a few and on one tour in Abercrombie Caves they turned the lights off....😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨. That darkness was heavy! Oh, they did warn us LOL! Austria looks so incredible. I have friends from Austria and Germany and had many dinners with them...YUMMY!!!
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  25193. Garn is fantastic
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  25194. I'm from 🇳🇿New Zealand but I've lived the NT for 17years, 4 in Nhulunbuy, 13 in Darwin🥰 and yes I love it, We only have 2 Seasons, right now is the Wet Season, Tropical Thunderstorms, the odd 🌀Cyclone Warnings. But I love the Dry Season more, it's a lot cooler, best time for camping so we drive to Mataranka(4.5hrs) for a couple days to swim at the Thermal pool and Rainbow Springs(no🐊..I think) Stargaze🌌 without a single light. And sleep with the Wallabies😅 Fishing🎣 is also a big thing here too. We have a $1M Barra Competition atm. Before covid, ✈️Flights to Bali were soo cheap, I'd just go for a weekend then back at work by Monday😮‍💨🤣. Only downside I'd say is Rent is high, especially if you're single and like your own space😖
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  25195. 🤣🤣🤣 the Viet Kong beat both Australian an United States army joined.
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  25196. Hey you should react to Brussels emergency vehicles !! 😊
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  25197. Hey Ian, i know you are always looking for something a little different so i can highly reccomend K4 Movies on youtube. But who doesn't love drifting??
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  25198. I’ve always loved my Fords, but…..always loved the sound of both Ford and GM V8’s in our Aussie Motorsport. As a Ford fan, I also acknowledge where respect is due…..Peter Brock was and still is the best Driver this country has ever had. If I recall correct, after he retired from the competition he still would come back to race the Bathurst race.
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  25199. The Australian broadcast of the superbowl does not show the American ads. During the ad breaks our local stations play Australian ads.
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  25200. DAF, MAN, Scania all have that tech today, and i can say that it works😅
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  25201. Moo-loo-la-ba is how it’s pronounced Ian. Awesome fish n chip shops there, seafood straight out of the water. As the trawlers come in via the inlet there. It’s in Queensland, about 40 mins drive up the road from where I am. 🥰
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  25202. Awesome my wife just traded our Grand Caravan in for a Jetta last year.... She called it her "VanBorghini"..... P.S. I drive a 2015 PW. No mods yet. Love your exhaust delete.
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  25203. You should definetely react to "Rally Group B - Tribute", it's an 8 year old video and has the same style as the one you reacted to.
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  25204. G'Day mate Fraser is my number 1 spot. If you ever get here you should have a look. The dog is a Dingo Cheers Rory
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  25205. Amazing clip You need to see the on board cam for travis pastrana mt Washington hill climb (on Subaru yt channel) That vid damn near gave me second hand vertigo He uses his one of a kind custom Subaru with over 800hp nicknamed the air-slayer It was custom built for his Gymkana takeover event/vid The guy has balls of titanium for both of those videos
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  25206. Did you watch until the end? Some great sideways shots at the end of the vid. ✌️
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  25207. I mean, in Austria, you see basically 5 types of cars on the road: The BMW number series (2s, 3s and so on), the BMW SUV, the Volkswagen Golf, a random compact Skoda, or a Dacia station wagon.
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  25208. This is wonderful, just wonderful too bad the firefighters were called away but to see the others is just great.
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  25209. I know traditionally, a sponge is made, then squares are cut out, then dunked in a chocolate sauce, followed by a desicated coconut dunk.. but you can also use a raspberry sauce instead of chocolate, its also delicious!! ❤
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  25210. There is a video on YouTube somewhere that shows a bollard hit by a big truck, then calmly retracts down. Then pops up for the next one!! You would think it’s bent after the hit! But no! Just does its job and retracts like nothing happened!! They’re hardcore!! Sorry I can’t point you to the video, but it’s there if you research it!! 👍👍👍
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  25211. OMG ... yess!!! More please Ian!! 😁
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  25212. Awesome display of muscle cars We love them here
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  25213. We also use the term wagon for our 4 door longbody But the best one is The Sandman "shaggen wagon" panel van I have seen the best body art on this machine!!
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  25214. Another great vid mate thanks for posting and congrats on the 2k subs in just 2 weeks well done , This guy got quite a few things wrong like - we do not say bathers they are swimmers and say pharmacy example * Pharmacy4Less is a actual pharmacy store but yes it is also called a chemist , and stuffed can means lots of things like my car is stuffed i need a new one ! ✌️
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  25215. Mint and salted caramel flavoured tim tams are the next level!!!
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  25216. 2:55 then you would like the new czech police suv units. Škoda kodiaqs with red and blues and with pushbars.
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  25217. Flat hard surface in the middle of nowhere and we of course have burnout marks lol. We hate tyres here.
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  25218. One day they'll get a V10 F1 engine
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  25219. We never got stock 429's or 428's in Australia. The 5.8 351 Cleveland was the biggest thing available. Come the XC model (this one here) the GT package was gone and this was sort of like the "Legacy" version of that. You could not get a GT Coupe, but since the Coupe body stopped selling and they had like over 300 of these in the factory left to sell, they gave it the "Cobra" option package. The Engine was supped up. But gone was the 4V 351 and replaced with the 2V around 1974. Come 1976 when the XC came out, it was not as special as the XB or XA GT once was. But still impressive. This also came out with the 302 as well. IF this is a genuine XC Cobra. These things sell for a mint now and hard to imagine someone would want to race one now.
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  25220. ANZAC is Australian NewZealand Army Corps. So awesome how you appreciate out country. Love it and you channle.
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  25221. I was going to guess maybe 7250 at most... 8100 lbs...I know there is a joke about my ex-wife in there somewhere!
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  25222. The iconic 5 litre, 308 cid aussie V8 A9X torana
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  25223. Ian dude, I was wondering when you’d finally cross the ditch to the mother land New Zealand 🇳🇿 Aotearoa, the land of the long white cloud…of tyre smoke 😂 seriously thanks man 👍🏼👍🏼😎
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  25224. They race Peugeot 107 / Citroen C1 in a rallye class... It's fun as hell, I drive one as my daily driver (- cage) 😄
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  25225. YOu should have brought two, one to lay and one to drink, Beautiful bottle. Try a Pouilly-Fuissé If you can find one, you wont be dissapointed, eat it with a meal. Even tastes great with a cheap Pizza!
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  25226. Here in Hungary we use many busses to transport lots of officers around the city at once. They mainly use them in big events.
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  25227. Seen them a lot when i was shooting. My dad has been chased by them on his bike and ive followed a lot and had one shoot past me once.
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  25228. Totally understand your apprehension but they are legit and hope to experience one live cheers
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  25229. I live in rural NZ. We have a lot of SUV type vehicles and utes.
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  25230. Ian look up Steel Framing - Did You Know? its the new trend in house frames
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  25231. We've got glass coke as well, plus supermarket generic brands as well as pepsi
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  25232. Congrats guys!! Such a beautiful name!! 🍻💙
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  25233. Hi mate..your getting more Aussie every time I see a vid from you.👍
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  25234. You should react to some Dutch Rally events. Even though the cars don't go as fast as a WRC event, but the cars are pretty diverse
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  25235. I admit I've laughed at your "Danes" as you did with" Darmarnians" 😂😜 I thought it was not even a word but then I've informed myself a little bit and discovered it exist!! it's more the name of the native population, though 😉🤜🏼🤛🏼
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  25236. Hey Ian, SCAM WARNING. I have received two messages purportedly from iwrocker indicating that I have won a prize. Telegram you to receive said prize. Obviously not true and am having trouble alerting you. Cheers.😁👍🇦🇺
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  25237. Yes, Ian and Dianiela have already alerted the IWrocker community. Cheers.
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  25238. I don’t know what’s funnier, the vid or Ian’s reaction 🤣🤣
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  25239. Agree with the list, 4got the Ford Lightning n Ram SRT10!
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  25240. Happy birthday! Two months wont be enough. Plan for six.
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  25241. I've done shot gun 3 times as a kid I grow up living in Cairns and my parents had a mate who lived in Cooktown so we used to go up to there property and camp over the school holidays and we when right to the tip of the Cape York on too different occasions I love that part of Australia im in my mid 40s now so the 4wds we were taking were from the 70s and 80s with none of the modern tec or A/C for that matter 😂😂 but we didn't no any different 😂😂 I would love to go back one day in the future to see it all again with my wife as she's never been up to see it im pretty lucky to have travelled and seen as much of Australia as I have in my childhood and adult life I've seen all of NSW and QLD and most of the NT I've still got to see the bottom half and the western side of Oz but I'm hoping that will be my retirement plan..... love the content on you channel mate..
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  25242. Feliz cumpleaños Daniella 🎁🎁🎉🎉🎉
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  25243. Cool man!
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  25244. You're wife is a stunner!!
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  25245. Any type of eggs on Vegemite toast is the bomb
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  25246. A cheese and bacon scone with butter and vegemite is amazing too.
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  25247. Pizza here from usa!? It won't last like Starbucks
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  25248. I passed my test on the first try. My dad taught me. He was a police officer and gave me advanced lessons.
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  25249. Safari windows are called splitties too
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  25250. I'm so glad to see you looking at WRC ralley NZ Ian but the dirt stages are what you need to see they're fast and lots of bends it's a great couple of weeks here in Australasia with Bathurst next weekend keep up the great work bro 😉👍🇳🇿
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  25251. Checkout Ukraine's incredible SHERP vehicle, that can go anywhere, including water - basically x4 giant wheels. Adrian
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  25252. What wheel and pedals did you go with? Can't wait to see your first impression!
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  25253. Merry Christmas from Ukraine! By the way, these are not the most delicious candies made in Ukraine, there are even better ones :)
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  25254. I lived in the Northern Territory for many years and crossed many Croc infested rivers, rule no.1, never cross when the water is flowing and deep enough to reach your sill panels, it'll push you right in.
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  25255. it's tire grip, everyone would have been pushing worn out tyres.. He comes on with fresh tyres at the perfect time
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  25256. A friend of mine had a Delta Integrale in the late 90s. He liked the car but it did suffer with typical Lancia problems, like you go to switch on the lights or turn signals and it's 50/50 whether the lights come on or the switch comes off in your hand.
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  25257. almost all families in France got a 2cv ! (not now, but some decades away). My dad had 2, my stepfather still has one. Nice little car with funny suspension !
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  25258. Petition for a New Mexico house tour/vlog.
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  25259. I really don’t like crossovers and SUV’s….nothing a good estate (wagon) can’t do better in EVERY way. But have to say, that Cupra Formentor……even I would be tempted if there I had to. Lovely looking thing and has a good reputation over here in Europe
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  25260. Amazing video and reaction 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍 i love reaction videos and u are killing it brother 😂😂👍
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  25261. What his instructions for the milo? There is a great debate about the right way to eat milo. Some say milk first some say milo first. Either way the best part is getting it wet and eating it off the top with a spoon.
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  25262. rc cars cool👍🏼
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  25263. @IWrocker. Germany here. Over here when there is a traffic jam on the highway, interstate etc. you have to move to one side of the highway or other to create an emergency lane. Not doing so usually lands high fines. perhaps losing your driving privileges.
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  25264. Australia has glow worms as well as glowing water algie
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  25265. Dont focus at the red but on the colour ball you want to pot. Its easy to pot a red one but its worthless wen you cant pot a colour one.
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  25266. For some good engine sound, and a driving skill that takes some big brassy ones, I'd recommend "Peugeot 405 T16 Gruppo B Pikes Peak 1988 Ari Vatanen Pure Engine Sound" from Racing Experience channel.
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  25267. Thanks knackered , total Aussie respect! Cheers from Moe, Victoria. Love to the famm
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  25268. Hi Ian just in case no one has told you Ute is short for Utility. In Australia we have a history of shortening names for people and things and change peoples names by adding zza such as Gary is Gazza Jerry is Jezza etc. It's one of those weird cultural things.
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  25269. G'day Mate! I got my NSW licence in 1969 when you could try at 18 but you could get a Learner's permit at 17 & 9 months( they were valid of just 3 months back then) That video is from the NT where you can go for your "P's" at 16 but elsewhere it is 17... BTW I failed my first test because of "over confidence!" Back then the examiners had maximum numbers that could pass per day and even if you did a great test they would fail you due to over confidence...You had better chances if your test was early in the day before the quota was full! Cheers!
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  25270. @14:46 HEY, YOU AINT GOING THROUGH THERE!!!
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  25271. Fauna means animal life and flora means plant life.
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  25272. the fxx has a 6.3 v12 with 790bhp so yeah its a handful
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  25273. If Covid behaves itself, people might get there to enjoy the atmosphere of the racing, otherwise we'll be watching it on TV.
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  25274. Oh man! I totally wanna see more of this! I have been playing this for over 4k+ hours and can safely say this is one of my favorite games of all time!
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  25275. Alternative title “American opens 20 boxes of TimTams”
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  25276. Emoo is so funny!
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  25277. Man, this video made me miss the infrared camera to see the tyres
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  25278. @18:29 Your Czech pronunciation of Benzene is perfect! The spelling is different, but you're doing great :)
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  25279. Wonderful! I'm so happy for you guys...
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  25280. Brad Jones was a great driver and developed a great car and team. These 2L cars were probably more representative of what people drove and aligned with European TC series but did not survive. The irony is that they have probably had the last laugh with no home made V8's any longer, and the cars no longer represent road cars. Brad moved into V8 Supercars as a driver and owner, he's a good bloke and runs a multi car Supercars operation from a regional city of 60k people, I could drive there in 5 minutes. I don't want to insult them by saying on the smell of an oily rag as they are super professional but it must be a constant battle especially when their cars get smashed and they do a great job. That Audi was a great car.
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  25281. You should watch the Aussie docuseries 😂 Fat Pizza. Follows the life of the employees of a western Sydney pizza shop. Is a great insight into Aussie life.
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  25282. Happy Birthday Ian and welcome to the taste of Europe 😁 here in the region of Stuttgart we have a brand called Eiszeit Quell ( ice age spring ) that is known for its very clean ingredients coming from 400 meters down in the ground , especially good for making baby food/meals it comes in different sorts of sparkling: none, mid and many bubbles. You can get it in glass or plastic bottles in different sizes 0,5 … 0,75 … 1,0 … 1,5 liter. If there is a chance to get that at your place, try it, it is a very fine taste. Great job man, take care🤗
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  25283. These cars are just normal to me and have travelled in many of them but the funniest car I have seen was a “Scargo”. A play on the word of the French snail delicacy, but it was a small transporting van and the rear was rounded like a snail shell 😂
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  25284. LESSON number one. for a learner driver. a car fitted with an automatic gearbox P IS FOR PASS
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  25285. the yellow ambulance are for emergencys... everything that is consideret urgent, its the yellow ambulances, that sometimes is accompanied by a vw passat, that transports a nurse and a doctor... if it is a very serious accident normaly it goes the ambulance anda the passat.... the red ambulance its for not serious situations, but it steel need an ambulance to transport to the hospital... and the exixts the white ones, that its just to transfer a patient to another hospital... that police motorcicle is actually old... they normally use kawasaki, or bmw... depending of they are needed for... the yellow ambulances are normally VW or Mercedes, because its the central goverment that byes them.... yhe red ones, they are any brand, because its the local fire departamnt that byes them... so as the withe ones... in any case, always european brands...
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  25286. In Europe, 80% of cars sold have manual transmissions. In the U.S., it's only 1% Gosh i am 65 and would have no idea how to drive an Automatic, scary or what😉 Hey over the Pond
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  25287. Schol from Belgium! 🍻 Just went this weekend to the Sint Bernardus brewery and had the tripel (Bernadetje) as well. Lovely beer. Love your channel and like I said before, welcome to host you guys whenever you want to visit Belgium
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  25288. Oh wow, I knew there was different school starting times between aus/nz and the UK/Ireland/USA..... but I just assumed that most of the world was august and the rest was Jan. Absolutely love these types of videos Ian, or should I say John? 🤔😅 Actually here in Aus you would probably get called Johno if your name was John (or Jonathan)
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  25289. Hi Iwrocker to my great surprise you did upload this video I suggested you should watch. Thanks Iwrocker
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  25290. Yep, we're old. Sixty-odd thousand years of indigenous habitation and hundreds of millions of years of dinosaur habitation. We're a very lucky country. Oh hey, look up a song called 100 Smokes To Kununurra by The Roadtrippers. It may give you some ideas to make a video following the places mentioned in the song. Start at The Lion's Den Hotel at Helenvale in Far North Queensland.
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  25291. American voice coach, Amy Walker, has a couple of short vids that cover the Aussie accent. She nails it. I thought she was Australian. Worth a watch! Inner city types don't sound American. They are rubbing out the more broad Aussie accent coz they look down on people they regard as bogans.
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  25292. Australia is a very interesting and unique country but it has drawbacks.. We are isolated, we can be parochial, we are the driest continent, water is a precious resource. We never have enough. We are an expensive country and our road system isn’t world class because we have a relatively small population whose tax dollars pay for the roads. Our clothes are expensive and poor quality compared to Europe and US. The best thing about Australia is it’s diversity and tolerance of all cultures plus the incredible indigenous culture. We have problems, social and political as all countries do. People here are generally sincere, unimpressed with unearned status, friendly, helpful and generous. We tell it like it is. “Get real” is a common expression. I have been to the US extensively and the biggest difference I noted was the hyper vigilance of US citizens. Perhaps the high gun ownership makes people wary. I found US people much like us, friendly kind, articulate and welcoming. The thing I love best about Australia is the thing you love best about the US… it’s home.
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  25293. G'day Ian, you need to watch Carl Barron
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  25294. Love your videos. Living here in Italy all of this stuff is normal everyday occurences, even just going five minutes down the road, but I always imagined that driving somewhere in the Nordics would be calm, measured, respectful. guess there's bellends everywhere. Thanks again.
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  25295. It took you from 5:35 to 8:02 to realise they'd switched from hatchback to sedan, Ian you crack me up 😂
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  25296. Went to Brands Hatch a few years ago for the German DTMs (Touring cars.) Red Bull Racing had David Coulthard ragging Vettel's V8 WDC car. I was stood on the first corner. Could hear the engine all way round the track. Awesome sounds
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  25297. Hi too all the fans ,idk how but has anyone set up a go fund me thing too get Iwrocker and fam here for a holiday too enjoy our wonderfull country , there funds fir a lot of others i know but id chip in no prob , sorry if this is the wrong place cheers too all
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  25298. "Just gonna sprinkle some milo" proceed to spray a decent amount on.... Ian you are now a official Australain
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  25299. Likely the Subaru is built and prepared for European rally events, so left hand drive as all of Europe,except UK/Ireland.
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  25300. The host played for Brisbane in the afl
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  25301. Breaking News ..... Australia has a nationwide Tim Tam shortage
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  25302. This is the kind of video you’re gonna have all the snobbish beer haters commenting on how wrong you are 😂😅😂
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  25303. Great idea for a video, iWweatherman. Merry Christmas to you Ian and your lovely family, Dani, Emma and Andrew and, of course, Pedro.
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  25304. Yes, still valid. Any thing post decimal currency change is still legal tender, but only exchangeable at a bank. Town was Port Macquarie pronounced Port Mac-Quarry. Straya actually has more snowfall than the Swiss alps, we have a very good ski scene on the Great Dividing Range running from eastern Victoria to central NSW. The Barrassi line is correct’ish.
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  25305. Malaysia uses RON 95 and RON 97. Selected fuel stations have RON 100.
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  25306. in Sydney Australia we have a lot of Asian ran Bread shops, but with price increases in bread prices especially at late they are being forced to close. Supermarket Bread can be kept for 2 days only.
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  25307. I love your genuine joy!! Congrats on the shout outs, it's awesome!
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  25308. without a doubt these were the best engines made by Ford.
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  25309. I have never been much of a Coke drinker love soft drink just coke is the last one id choose except if I'm going to add whiskey or bourbon to it. I do like the Mexican coke better and in glass bottle I will wolf that down so weird great vid Ian
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  25310. Had no wombat but a dog in the back yard wait till the poop dried up Then pick up and throw it at ya Bro!!
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  25311. Flooded in my erea I’m Northside of Brisbane…. Bald hills ….I saw cars just abandoned everywhere & brand new trucks windows down & abandoned. Very eerie.
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  25312. one day U rly should react to some good old 8x8 "Truck Trial" action from Europe.
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  25313. I loved watching this again and seeing you with your daughter. It’s crazy I nonstop think about getting a PW and have been since 2008. I leased a 2020 ram 1500 bighorn 4x4 blacked out last year and I love it but now I’m torn between keeping it or swapping it for a used PW…I like the gas mileage I get with the 5.7L hemi but I don’t like taking it offroad much because it’s so low and I can’t lift it as it’s a lease. Even if I choose to buy it when the lease is done in 2023 I’d have to commit to putting money into it to make it an awesome daily driver and weekend warrior. Tbh if I got a PW I’d prob only want to level it on 35-37s knowing that I could still go anywhere I want. The unicorn is the 2013 PW and I’ve seen them online for sale for $30k. My leased truck was $50k idk what to do lol 🤷🏻‍♂️
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  25314. Yes!! I've been suggesting this for so long !!!!
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  25315. Gotta try menz fruit chocs! Divine.
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  25316. I love this event and the R32 HKS GTR was awesome
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  25317. For desert vegetation check out Spinifex grass it’s pretty amazing stuff it grows in round clumps and then dies from the center looks like green doughnuts
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  25318. Just think of sitting in it watching a Grabd Prix race or Bathurst 1000, on a large screen TV infront of this car.
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  25319. Love your work <3
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  25320. I am new to this channel, but I have reliazed that you like Austria so you might also like one of the best Offroadvihcles of all time, the Puch Pinzgauer, which was built by Styer Daimler Puch in Styer Upper Austria. I also noticed you like rallying, so I thougt you would also be interessted into the legend the myth the one and only goat Walther Röhrl himself, who destroyed all times at Pikes Peak at the time and won many rallys with ease.
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  25321. Interesting and good video
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  25322. Name for this: I W Rocker Aussie Sundae
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  25323. weird they didn't include margot robbie in that second quiz 🙂
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  25324. I literally never thought people could get geography that wrong…. Lmao.
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  25325. Great video as always brother. Quick one for you. The car from the very beginning with the fan at the back is the Gordon Murray T50. He is the guy that designed the legendary McLaren F1 that you noticed later on. It’s a pretty impressive technical achievement, check out the specs. I agree, it’s not a pretty car. You gotta check out the Mcmurty Speirling on the time attack up the hill. It’s absolutely fuckin insane!!! Mind blowing, it looks like it’s been shot from a gun! Peace out bro. 🙏🏻
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  25326. read it as miyo . in 2009 i went on vacation to spain with the car and took a little detour to drive over that bridge. it was a 13 hour drive to spain. it's difficult to describe how small i felt when standing at the viewpoint. only downside was that i would have gotten a better view if i had driven over it with a truck.
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  25327. Their so powerful like I’d be scared shitless if I was about to go to war and a bunch of 6ft5 Maori dudes were doing this shit, I’d just run away lmao
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  25328. Hell yea i like older trucks better as well! More rugged and less complicated computers/sensors... I emailed u yesterday for that collab bro. Lmk if u got it, cause sometimes they go 2 spam haha
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  25329. the thing that baffles me.. When I visited America, how many people use paper plates everyday.. for lunch and dinner and using paper towels to dry everything...
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  25330. That was a good day for ford Australia & Scott,,, so sad we will never see Holden & Ford Australia Fight it out on the mountain never ever again. 😔 🇦🇺
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  25331. Of course a "karen" must show up..!
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  25332. Gosh I absolutely love some hash browns! 👌
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  25333. you might have to pop over to wrestle a crocodile or box a kangaroo to counter all those aussie calories :)
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  25334. Ian do you have a way to gauge average age of your subscribers.? Maybe you can do a survey on average age, would be interesting.
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  25335. Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family. And to anyone who is reading this comment 😊
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  25336. Going through the generations of GT badged falcons would be a good vid
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  25337. Lol i was just watching this for the 1000x time and got the notification
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  25338. Awesome job , well done
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  25339. These roads here are why hot hatchbacks are so popular here. It's so tempting to drive somewhat sporty.
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  25340. Ok kids guess where I'm going now Off to the shops to get some tim tams Hahahaha
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  25341. You are absolutely correct Ian when you say a Hilux (or similar) is not a ute, but pretty much everyone still calls them a ute. I call them a ute sometimes but it makes me cringe when I say it.
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  25342. you could get arrested for wearing a bikini until 1961
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  25343. That was 500 miles
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  25344. Just love the vastness of the sky and landscape out there. You can breathe.
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  25345. Ian, we have a 5metre carpet snake that inhabits our roof. Just waiting for the day that it falls through. 😁
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  25346. VIDEO SUGGESTION: Jp Performance - best of car porn 2021 OR best of car porn 2022. Those are not your usual type of car video but i still think you would enjoy seeing some of the crazy and beautyful cars shown in those videos. also the videography is just pure art in my opinion. another video i highly recomend by jp performance is called MOMENTUM. though its narrated in german, the visuals and general vibe are just superb (also there is something you would go ABSOLUTELY CRAZY about towards the end of the video)
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  25347. Pademelon, said Pad ee melon yes that eucalypt is usually red when it loses it's bark
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  25348. You can talk to the the people passing by, makes sense to me
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  25349. hopefully one day, you n the fam can come down n camp at the circuit for the entire race week then after, go do some sight seeing
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  25350. wow i actually guessed the Mt Isa one that surprises me haha
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  25351. LOL 0:12 LUNA YAWN🤣 I have a Mitsubishi Lancer that also tried to compete and when too many rules entered WRC, they decided to stop.
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  25352. Fun fact: The designer of the Pinzgauer, Erich Ledwinka is the son of Hans Ledwinka, the man who created the famous Tatra chassis. That's why they are similar in many aspects!
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  25353. Yes thanks love to see more this is awesome to come across all them great cars don't worry I think the Chargers are down the back
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  25354. 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  25355. That's insane ! smh
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  25356. We do have fairy penguins like you said in Tassie
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  25357. This track seems so narrow because its a road only 2lanes wide, 1 going this way and 1 lane going the other way. They altered the bottom of Conrod straight(the fastest part of the track), because cars wer doing 300kph down the straight into a 90°corner. Again make no mistake, 51weeks of the year, this is a sedate rural country road that farmers use to get to other paddocks and drive to town on. You need to look into the history of Mt Panorama, Bathurst. The early years races used production cars only with a minimum 500 production cars made. Ford made a production model racecar just to win this race..... look at some early to late 70s races, before corporate sponsorship ruined it.
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  25358. Yep, we have a lot of those different types of treats over here too. But always so much fun trying something out when you're abroad I remember being in Tunis and buying all kids of different cookies :) Happy Holidays! 🎄LJ
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  25359. Well that was fascinating!! As a west Aussie, I call them sneakers and thumb tacks (I think, been a while since I've used them 🤔) Also don't mind the rain too much, but we tend to get more in short periods so we have loads of lovely days in winter. Fun fact, Perth gets the same rainfall as London, we just get it in a few months, rather than over the whole year! I have to laugh when I'm in Ireland with my in-laws and they are worried when they don't get rain for 2 weeks!
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  25360. Thanks for bringing this one to our attention Ian , this place is on my bucket list mate . Cheers.
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  25361. Good job with the slam you get this Aussie stuff so well I just hope we don't give you a cardiac arrest with all the junk food .There's more on the way
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  25362. wow you missed the SKODA the first car the red one
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  25363. It's Mad Skelli! Wasteland Firebird's camera person.
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  25364. Turkish delight originated from Turkey, don't know it they sell it in USA
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  25365. In regards to property prices in Australia vs USA even though Australia is expensive at the moment, you probably should take into account that Australian wages are higher. So it’s probably all relative. 😊
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  25366. That’s a glorious spread! Many years ago I won a year’s supply of Tim Tams – you only got 48 packs, so it’s impressive that you’ve got almost double that.
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  25367. 350 chev motor we call em here, beast! And someone needs to send you pineapple lumps , my Maori mate got me onto them, think they’re from nz? Keep up the mad vids, love you guys, cheers ! Pedro is a champ too!!
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  25368. I got right in to this stuff when I started riding, there is a guy called Christian pfeiffer, he was world champion a few times. That car is a Smart coupe. Smart is owned by Mercedes. And that is a great show lol 👏👍🏻
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  25369. They would have heard some cool music too.
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  25370. Watch the Bathurst v8 supercar pit stops. Mandatory brake change. As well as fuelling and tyres they change the brakes. Some go old school and swap pads but others now have complete hubs that basically clip into place.
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  25371. Congratulations to you both!!!
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  25372. Quintessential birthday party food. Next time just a thin layer of butter.
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  25373. Time for a Tim Tam Slam 😆😄😄😄😄
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  25374. What a cool video! I have the station wagon version of this vehicle (Forman 1.3) and it is still my daily but man, you should have moved the seat rather backwards to have your knees right. Congrats Michal for keeping such a beautiful machine in shape! Edit: Mind you, the car was made in Czechoslovakia and probably also originally registered so. It probably just happened to be in Slovakia when the countries split in 1993!
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  25375. It really amused me when you said "It looks like Greek to me" as it's pretty rare to hear that sentence in a situation where it was the litteral use and not a figurative one. "Somewhere mountainous in Greece" If you do enough of them you will learn to make the difference between the landscapes as well, the mediterranean coast is very different from Nordic landscape, those helps alot when Geoguesser crashes you in the middle of nowhere.
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  25376. When it comes to good examples of insane car control you should react to "Kenny Bräck in the wild Ford GT40 at Goodwood Revival 2013"
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  25377. Tasmania must attract old Citroen cars. A test of an originally Victorian registered 1955 model 2CV that is now in Tasmania: https://youtu.be/5GSTZceciTo The Hubnut presenter owns his own newer 2CV in Wales and has also tested a Traction Avant but not in Tasmania unlike quite a few Australian cars he covered on his visit to Australia and New Zealand.
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  25378. Never heard you swear so much Ian 😂😂😂 fuckin love it 👍
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  25379. Absolutely incredible! Thank you Ian for sharing this video with us, I learned a lot and was just as amazed as you were while watching. Also glad to see you’re sipping on some Bundaberg ginger beer, I’m from Brisbane and have been to the bundy distillery.
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  25380. Mate, I hope all this global shit is over soon so you can come over and enjoy our beautiful country. Have a look at Gippsland in southern Victoria: mountains, forests,rolling green dairy country, or google the Great Ocean Road for some stunning coastal scenery. We miss all the rourists, the roads are very quiet now.
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  25381. if your getting into scanias check out bruce wilson he has also just found out about them recently
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  25382. Yeah, I put a comment on another video a couple of weeks ago, and it got a heap of likes on it. He will flip when he starts seeing those recent videos of his trip to the scania factory and to Finland at a workshop for modding scanias
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  25383. Central Victoria has many roads like this… perfect for a day out in the springtime on two wheels, just you, the road and the glorious purr of your engine!
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  25384. If you like the mountains in the video, I'm sure you'll like the entire Alps! I've been there a good few times, and every time I love the mountains an nature there
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  25385. God damn, as much as the lifetime warranty was a huge selling point for me, I wish I could get away with a small lift to clear 37's. Looking tough man. Also, haven't tuned in in a while. Glad to see you ditched the resonator. I told you it would be worth it. No regrets I take it?
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  25386. Czechia is most new cool calling, But I beleave most of locals prefer Czech republic :). Thanks for vid.
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  25387. Have a look at MrBuckaroonie on YouTube he done a Northern Territory trip in Central Australia. The clips are amazing. Cheers.
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  25388. Wombats are angry little Balls of Muscle , I guess now we know why ! lol
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  25389. That and the S2000 lap on the same track, the dude was driving like it was a typical sunday drive
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  25390. Yea its new .. but it rly looks like its built on Praga R1 Base .... this is only street legal one :) And btw Praga did very very famous vehicle in CZ ... Praga V3S .. u would like it ! :D Our army was motorized by this truck so long taht many men served on that and all remember that famous car. :D They said it was unstoppable car :D
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  25391. Love what you've been doing. Honorary Australian mate 👍
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  25392. Have a great day. And don’t get to pissed.
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  25393. They do lake hopping with these vehicles... Fun to watch too...
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  25394. I would imagine Christmas in Chicago there would be plenty of snow because I'm a fan of the old '80's film Planes, Train's and Automobiles Steve Martin and John Candy trying to get home to Chicago for the holidays!
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  25395. Hello IWrocker, good to see you again love watching your videos. Say hello to your beautiful family as well 👍🌺🦋🌈💖❤️😘🙏🏻from Edith in cairns Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
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  25396. Great to hear Murray Walker again. Remind me of rallycross with Schanke. Group B rallycross and the times before group B. Loved his commenting.
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  25397. Prague my favourite city in Europe. Get the funicula railway up to the rose garden then walk towards the castle. We had lunch at the monastory on the way serving their home brewed beer, I had root vegetable broth (vegan) for 10 US cents! This video makes me want to explore more of Chekia. A people held back for too long by Russian occupation.
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  25398. i was the first to guess new mexico. where is my prize?
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  25399. not a bad effort mate, the ng often sounds like gnar or na so, Nganmarriyanga would sound like Gnar-marri-young-ar or nan-marri-young-ah
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  25400. I think most common birthdays are because of Christmas. My 3 kids fall in that range and there was definitely activity at that time. =D
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  25401. Miss your 4x4ing vids Don't tell me the ram is retired.. jks You still have my follow great video!! 👊
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  25402. What was the Michelin Man's real name? Bibendum Widely-known as the “Michelin Man,” who has been the beloved face of the MICHELIN brand since 1898, the tubby white mascot's name is actually Bibendum (or Bib for short). He even has a category for value-for-money restaurants in MICHELIN's guidebooks—the Bib Gourmand—named after him.29 Jul 2021
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  25403. Will have to send you some of the different flavoured ones.
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  25404. Lucky buggers✌
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  25405. YEEEEEYEEEEE
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  25406. 7:10 I've always known that what the media says about the border country was just propaganda. When two societies live close together like that (ignoring Isreal/Palestine), the locals tend to socialise and share their 'cultures' socially with no conflict.
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  25407. That Ukraine strawberry bar looks like a german Corny bar...🤓
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  25408. Super100mph is an awesome channel, source of half the videos I put on my blog. A real mix of machinery in this race: XE Falcons with 351 Cleveland V8s, both the old VH and the new VK Commodores with 308 Holden V8s; BMW 635 CSi's with unique four-valve 3.5-litre inline-sixes; Mazda RX-7s with 13B Wankel rotaries; the Nissan Bluebird with its 1.8-litre turbo four, the car that not only took pole but set a lap record that would never be beaten; even a Jaguar XJ-R with howling a 5.3-litre V12, entered basically as a favour for an old racing driver on his way out. (Edit: Oh, and Z28 Camaros with roaring NASCAR-tuned 350 small-blocks, a package that had taken pole only a couple of years earlier, but was now firmly outdated). Balancing all these competing vehicles made for a highly volative era, but one that is very fondly remembered. The cars to watch though were always going to be the two Marlboro VK Commodores of the Holden Dealer Team. Built by workshop manager Larry Perkins, who'd driven in Formula 1 in the 70's and would later start a Bathurst-winning team of his own. The wisdom of building two new cars in August when Group C would finish in November - just four races away - was questioned by some, but Holden probably figured there was no guarantee the Commodore would be competitive in the upcoming Group A era. If they wanted the VK to win Bathurst, it might be now or never. So, Holden walked two new bodyshells down the line at Elizabeth in SA, giving them extra spot-welding to make them strong. They were delivered to HDT's workshop in Bertie Street in the Port of Melbourne, where Larry and his crew loaded them up with roll cages, fire extinguishers, all the mechanicals they needed and nothing they didn't. The fibreglass front spoiler was a new one-piece item, and came with matching ducktail rear spoiler and wheel arches to shroud the fat racing tyres, 11.25 inches wide at the front and steamroller 13's at the rear. The engine was the trusty Holden 308 running through a 4-speed H-pattern gearbox, good for 400hp at 6,800rpm - although with the full 385 lb-ft of torque was available at 4,800, so there was never any reason to rev it that high. Top speed on Conrod: about 180ph. That glowing red livery was inspired by the McLaren F1 cars Peter and Larry had seen in Europe that year (they'd run a Porsche 956 together at Le Mans), with the Marlboro logo applied simply by projecting it through an overhead projector and then painting it on by hand. Larry was like that, no bullshit, just build it simple and strong. Simple and strong they were, the 05 for Brock and Perkins, with the 25 for Peter's loyal lieutenant John "Slug" Harvey and Tasmanian dairy farmer David "Skippy" Parsons. And with Brock and Perkins at the helm, 05 had a nigh-perfect career: they went to the traditional Bathurst warm-up, the Castrol 500 at Sandown, and won it at a canter, finishing a lap ahead of arch-rival Allan Moffat in the Mazda RX-7. Then they went to Bathurst and not only won the James Hardie, they finally scotched the memory of Ford's crushing 1-2 finish in 1977 with a 1-2 of their own; victory was never sweeter. Then they went to the Motorcraft 300 at Surfers Paradise International Raceway (a now-vanished permanent circuit located just inland from where the IndyCar race was later held), and won again, making it three-from-three. The only glitch in 05's career was that it failed to take the non-championship Australian Grand Prix support race at Calder Park; that went to George Fury in the Nissan Bluebird Turbo. Today the car is where it belongs, in the National Motor Racing Museum in Bathurst, only a couple of hundred metres from the finish line where it lined up alongside its sister for the chequered flag. And yes, despite what Peter Champion will tell you, it almost certainly IS the real one. Champion bringing the 25 home from Britain was a service to the nation: painting it up with Brocky's 05 on its doors was not, he's not fooling anyone!
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  25409. Enjoy the Aussie beer mate.
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  25410. For the first time in several years my husband bought home an Aussie Burger for each of us for lunch today from Hungry Jacks (Burger King). No pineapple but meat patty, egg and bacon, lettuce, raw onion tomato, beetroot slices (edited because I forgot that), tomato sauce and cheese. Yummo. That was nearly 8 hours ago and neither of us are hungry for dinner, might give it a miss and have some Camembert cheese and cracker. 10 would be the addition of golden, crispy, crunchy chips (fries)
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  25411. I want to have a drink at the pub with this guy, love that he likes our cuntry
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  25412. Have a really great day
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  25413. Logitech G29 wheel is perfect beginner wheel set up and is always very cheap. I "upgraded" mine to a wheel that was over 4x more and instantly regretted it
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  25414. That was great! 😂
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  25415. Colour (yes the right spelling) on movie films is done using reversal, same as slides. The colours are more intense as they are projected. Negative process tends to be a bit duller. Honda 90 stepthrough?? It's a 'Z' reg so it's a postie bike.
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  25416. Toyota is a 2 litre turbo AE86, Honda is 2 litre no turbo. Jordan Cox (Honda)has a reputation for making passes where you shouldnt be able to pass
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  25417. Keep kidding yourself Ian ;-) Couldn’t stop myself shouting hints at the screen🙂
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  25418. G'day Ian, really enjoyed watching that, l have been lucky to have climbed the rock and not fall off, the other area's are now of my to visit list,
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  25419. Lol you're surprised vegemite and cheese goto together .......... my mum said and says I could live on vegemite and cheese
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  25420. Hey Ian, that ute had an aluminium canopy or tool lock box. Those are generally on utes who's owners do carpentry or some sort of construction, sparky or sometimes plumbers.
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  25421. Ask the Germans who they found the most scariest country they faced, When they heard the Aussies were coming they put there hands up , Hitler hated us. Look at our fighting history, when we was lead by own Officers, not the English 😁🤠🇦🇺
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  25422. Blitz up 2 pkts Tim Tams in a food processor, mix the Tim Tam crumbles in a bowl with room temp 500grams cream cheese. (Can add more flavours, but really unnecessary) Roll into little balls. Leave in fridge for a couple hours. Simplest and most delish little treat that always makes it on our family’s Christmas munchies/desserts table.
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  25423. If Australia weaponized our snakes, spiders, box jelly fish, and emus...
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  25424. Chilean here. I wish they would completely ditch ‘americanou’ style trucks and sirens. Euro ones are much less annoying and most importantly are much less dangerous to smaller cars in case of accident. Sadly this will never happen as a law would have to be promulgated which outlawed the fire engines from the USA :(
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  25425. 1983 Nissan/Datsun Bluebird (Nissan 910 in Australia) ran a turboed Z18 (1.8l) 4 cyl motor with a 5 speed gear box. These are the spec's for Fury's Bluebird: Engine: Dry-sumped Z18ET 1.8-litre, 4 cyl, SOHC twin spark Power: 223kW rwhp @ 6100rpm (just under 300hp) Torque: 369Nm rwt @ 4600rpm (271 foot pounds) Suspension: MacPherson strut (f) IRS w/blade sway bar (r) Brakes: 2 x 4-pot caliper (f) 1 x 2-pot caliper (r) Fuel capacity: 120 litres Weight: 1000kg The Z motors were the upgraded L motors with dual spark plugs. I've had a series of L18 motors and they were quick. I had a L18 that was worked and turboed that would do 120Km/h in second and a rally spec L18 that did 170Km/h still accelerating in third. The Z motors were a lot better.
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  25426. Lol, he’s wearing the Queensland safety boots. 🤣 which means either thongs or bare feet.
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  25427. I knew a Systems Engineer in the late 70s (these guys were rare and earned 700 bucks a day back then) who had his home base in Pattaya. He didn't say too much but yeah, big house, lots of staff, an international model for a wife. You know, normal stuff.
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  25428. You and your family are quite welcome here in northern Victoria I live in sun country near the home of the kangaroo (Slim Dusty song I'm going back to Yarrawonga )I live in Yarroweyah
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  25429. 👁👁😊😊🐕‍🦺👍🍺🇦🇺 I probably shouldn’t admit to this but I’ve been down Conrod faster than that on a bike , opp,s 👹👺👍🇦🇺
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  25430. Love your reactions mate. Should check out some Hamish and Andy videos. Couple Aussie fellas I reckon you’d get a good laugh out of
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  25431. Happy Christmas to you and your family, and all the best luck, love and health for the new year! 🎄 ♥☃🍻🎅🌲 Cheers from Germany 🇩🇪
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  25432. If you want to see some truly impressive driving, check out Sabine Schmitz destroying the field at the Nurburgring. The video is an easy search on YouTube. The Nurburgring Nordschleife is my favorite track and Sabine (R. I. P.) is one of my favorite drivers of all time. Incredible skills, fun to watch out of the car, as she had a great sense of humor. You owe it to yourself to check her out.
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  25433. That spot where he brought up all the dirt is McPhillamy Park. A friend of mine who used to be a race driver said when you flew around that corner was the scariest part of the lap because of the speed.
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  25434. Highway 1 is not an asterisk shape, it's a loop around the continent, mostly not too far from the coast.
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  25435. You need to see this battle. LEWIS HAMILTON (The Rookie) VRS ALONSO (The Two times World Champion) At Indianapolis 2007. Epic battle Please check it up, OMG. It is this same race, just focused on their battle. Lewis eventually Won.
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  25436. The driver didn't touch the hand brake, red and blue levers next to the gear shifter is front and rear anti-roll bar adjusters
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  25437. Go the ACCO and there's another one for you to check out Ian the old international ACCO especially the old V8 fire trucks
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  25438. LOL! Just for humour, if anyone gets any from this....you should hang ear plugs from the rear view mirror!🤣🤣🤣👍🏻👊🏻🍻
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  25439.  @automation7295  Sure it's less than the US, but here in DK, we have drive-through banks, drive-through bakeries, drive-through pharmacies, drive-through fast food places (McD/KFC/BK/<many others>, drive-through grocery shops (pickup, where you drive through, and they drop it off in the back of your car), drive-through hardware stores, the list goes on :)
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  25440. Definitely real! Cameras, chainsaws, motorbikes, any other birds, they’re just insane!
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  25441. Merry Christmas to all👍👋❤
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  25442. Happy New Year from the future lol. I think you are the first person to react to our NYE fireworks. I honestly cant find any reactions atm. I hope you do a reaction for 2021 fireworks because I think that video would do well. I been scrolling for a while and I can't find anyone actually reacting to Sydney fireworks.
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  25443. We get a lot of new ones here in Australia now, can’t say I’ve seen any older ones. Me and some mate had a Skoda 130GL that we bought to do up and sell. Not the greatest car ever built but we liked it lol and that was when I lived in Scotland.
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  25444. Welcome mats. And they are still sold all over Australia. My dad just rips off the back grid of a fridge and uses that. Still watch rage. And still have a 1 and 2 cent. Wish I had a round 50 cent coin. And as for the put your address and number in a book to trade Pokemon cards. That has gotten better now thanks to internet. There is smoking zones at pubs. And the fuses box is still a thing. Aka the safety switch. Me and my sister found out the hard way how important they are in your house when we were kids. We wanted to play a gameboy I had. So we hocked it up right to the power outlet. She got zapped the safety switch kicked in and the gameboy didn’t like 240v. To any kids out there thinking of doing the same thing we did. DONT! the safety switch doesn’t always work. We are just lucky it worked on the day.
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  25445. We also have exactly the same mini golf courses in Slovakia
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  25446. Times have changed since 1979 - Ian have a look at this - "Bathurst 2004 A9XTorana vs VYSS vs V8Supercar shootout" V8's in 2004 WOW!!!
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  25447. Dani here. Loved this Q/A. Thank you for watching. Wait til you see what I directed lol coming soon ;) a mini video w the cowboys part 2 lol
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  25448. #IWROCKER #DANIELLE just saying that Australian Christmas 🎄 is a feast like your thanksgiving dinner of ham, turkey, pork, lamb, pavlova, pudding, trifle. Trifle is made up of jam rolls sprite lemonade, jello, custard and thickened cream
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  25449. Where I live we have coastal taipans along with damn near every other snake. There's a video of Steve Irwin coming literally 20 mins away from my place. Here is the video: https://youtu.be/GA0L9Wio-IY go to 32:32 - 36:25
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  25450. The whole video would make a great reaction tbh.
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  25451. Nissan Navara's are right up there with Toyota Hylux's. One even saved my parents lives when a cow stepped out in the middle of no where while they were driving at night and nearly killed them. So he's got a gorgeous set of wheels.
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  25452. Ian, my new friend. I'm sure you figured out as long as designers play with our minds, there will be innovative vehicles. Even here in France the Renault Avantime was considered radical. Now we have SUV's that pretend to be sporty in the mainstream.
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  25453. Amazing video! I suggest you react to this compilation of Romanian Emergency Vehicles. Aside from the MAN, Scania and Renault vehicles the video has some Romanian vehicles such as Dacia Dusters and ROMAN trucks (Older truck, like a Tatra) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f959r_Ly8gQ
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  25454. I can't stand promite it's too sweet. I'm Vegemite gang gang, and I load it up to the point people are like "would you like some bread with your Vegemite?" And my answer is NO MORE VEGEMITE STRAIGHT FROM THE JAR!
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  25455. The colour is Walkinshaw Silver (AKA Panorama Silver to the fans)and yes it has a blue/green tint to it. The showroom he's in is one of Grey's Auction centres. Not quite as spectacular as the kind of lineup you see at a Shannon's auction but not far off. And yes, they are a lot of fun to drive especially with the full race spec engine in them. I've had the privilege of driving a few of them that came thru my shop in 80s and 90s. If you have ever driven a Countach the difference between the carbie one and EFI is massive in terms of how much nicer the 6 Webbers sound compared to EFI. EDIT: no it's a more recent one I see. The record price was in 2018 when one fetch 340,000 AUD at Greys.
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  25456. React to Adelaide river queen croc jumping in the Northern Territory! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arhSZMSj-YM&ab_channel=ThamindraWeerawarnakula It's in my hometown, this is why we can't go near any water! Also, check this one out from the top of Queensland! Straight out of a horror movie! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7bIxkGHCP4&ab_channel=StoryfulRightsManagement And if you are interested in horror movies with massive crocs watch "Rogue", filmed in the beautiful Northern Territory Kakadu National Park
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  25457. Pro Comp A/T Sport, they have a 60k mile warranty. https://www.procompusa.com/at-sport
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  25458. Get the BFG KO2’s but stick with 37’s. I have 35’s on my 2012 Powerwagon and love them but they only measure a little over 33. The 37’s are just a little over 35” and I will be going to those next. Mine is at stock height and from all accounts the 37’s will fit without even a leveling kit. I have 15000+ miles on my KO2’s and they are barely showing any wear
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  25459. G'day Ian, everybody talks about everything in Australia can kill you, read something somewhere the other day that horses kill more people than anything else. Falling off. getting trampled. Keep up the good work Ian. Tony from Oz
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  25460. It you get the chance DARK CHOCOLATE KIT KATS are legendary - we also have caramel, mint & regular too.
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  25461. The great thing about home made sausage rolls, for a family like you, is you can make a big one for "dinner", and then use some pastry/mixture to make some "party sized" snack ones for the kids, which freeze well, then a quick oven cook for parties/lunch etc. Jamie Oliver (the famous chef) said dont EVER make your own pastry, its just not worth the effort!! No-one cares if you cheat on the pastry bit haha! 16:45 they look SPOT ON!! Congrats Daniella! Make them and freeze them uncooked, they dont take up much space, and are a good quick meal..
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  25462. Congratulations on 100K Subscribers😊😊😊
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  25463. Hey Ian. I told you long ago that your Australian name was Ocker. IWRocker ;)
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  25464. It was raw and wonderful. I'd love a crack at a Hyundai WRC car - in the bush
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  25465. I have bought them in the cookie isle at Walmart in New Jersey
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  25466. Since commodore or falcons are not used anymore they gave tried alot of varieties. Bmw m4 is highway patrol. But for around town anything works
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  25467. We just got ours replaced in France couple years ago. Got a govt refund as well, they're double pane and filled with gas. They are sooooo quiet. However I do miss screens on the windows in the US lol.
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  25468. VW Kombi Van was what they were called out here. There are still modern versions sold atm. Those older models were the typical surfing or camping wagon in the 60s and 70s and 80s with roof racks for surfboards or camping gear. Inside could have anything from a mattres and esky up to a fully kitted out campervan with laminate benches and curtains and fold down beds and even a pop up roof - waty too fancy. You were top of the heap if you had one. The ute ones were used a lot by carpenterscand painters. And the VW bug was just the best. Even now. IMHO.
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  25469. You should look at a Metro 6R4 from the 1980s new that is a mental car !!!
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  25470. Big respect and appreciation for you taking some time to look into aussie motoring history.
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  25471. Basically New Zealand is the place Japan sends most of their used vehicles to due to their 10 year rule in Japan.
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  25472. Another excellent video!! Welcome back!!
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  25473. That whittekers berry choc sooooooo good .🙂💕
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  25474. it's funny to watch you being amazed by things we take for granted here in CZ. don't worry about looking like a fool because you don't know, where the video was taken. we have 130 km/h speed limits on highways.
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  25475. Listen here. You better get back to work and quit buggering about. You need to work on getting 1M subs. No more breaks! 😀
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  25476. You and your family are fantastic mate. All cool!!
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  25477. The highest temperature in australia ever recorded was 50.7 degrees celcius which is 123.3 farenheit
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  25478. 16:12 The toilet presented in the video is actually an automatic self cleaning toilet. Also, you can still find free toilets in Europe, but there is usually a stark difference in terms of cleanliness. So much so that I find the 50 cts fee worth it most of the time. Of couse free and clean would be best.
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  25479. I can't remember the last time I ate lamb. Cheap my arse... 🤣
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  25480. I would say the best anti-counterfeiting feature on the new 50 dollar bill is that there is actually a typo on it
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  25481. As a German, I have to say that the Spekulatius from Aldi are not exactly the best I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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  25482. Agreed, the Poms would have loved him too. Thank you so much New Zealand, for lending us such a magnificent comedic genius...we will never forget him either.
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  25483. That is so sweet! And now I want (NEED) Mexican food 🤤🤘. Love your work guys!
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  25484. Nailed the intro Ian. Less is more 👌🏾 great work with the pay it forward 👍🏿
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  25485. It's not really a W12, it is more a VV12. ^^
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  25486. The so called "Rechtsfahrgebot" as we say here in Germany (lit. the requirement to drive on the right) is what makes it possible to have no speed restriction on most German highways, as it would be pretty difficult if people would just slowly cruise along in the left line, while others drive in excess of 120 mph in the same line. By sticking to the right and only move left in order to pass someone, it makes it so much safer.
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  25487. We need to get this man to a race
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  25488. Oh Ken......a Valiant! My first car was a 1970 VG Val 245 hemi straight six.
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  25489. Los Alamos New Mexico, where the nuke was tested.
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  25490. Im aboriginal and watching you pull put those boomerangs was awesome
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  25491. Absolutely perfect team!! Flakey or Puff pastry rolled around any combination of meatlike substance is a sausage roll in my book. Make them to your own flavour preferences. Lots of cafes each make their own to their recipe but most commercial sausage rolls are a mix of sausagemeat and beef mince (ground beef) bit of onion and a few mild herbs. Anything in pastry is good.
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  25492. Definitely on my calendar to tune in for the live stream looking forward to a great Bathurst " The Great Race " 😊 don't forget the Top Ten shootout .
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  25493. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ( keep your eye out in the mail IAN, I bought an Aussie slang dictionary off eBay for you that was already located in the USA, so I had them send it straight to you but they refused to put my address on the Back, I hope it arrives )
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  25494. Or courage to go near her🤣🤣🤣
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  25495. If you haven’t come across Hamish and Andy on YouTube yet, do yourself a favour and check them out. Good belly laughs guaranteed 👍🏻
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  25496. Do they say "winner winner chicken dinner" in US also like OZ? What about Europe?
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  25497. Yes lol I’ve heard it here in USA lol not sure about Europe 🏆🏆 🐔 🍽
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  25498. The C11 is my favourite too, also love its predecessor, the C9. Amazing cars! The Aston is pretty cool too.
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  25499. As someone from the UK who is used to driving on the left, when I drove in the USA last month I didn't have much of an issue getting used to it, although I can imagine it would have been more difficult if manual cars were more common over there! It also helps that the roads are a lot wider there
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  25500. Hey mate, you are starting to sound like us Aussies.... "How ya goin" lol
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  25501. Man that looks so nice🤤
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  25502. Almost 100k Ian
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  25503. OMG that is what I pay in rent a month for my apartment, that is just Crazy....
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  25504. my pantry every time woolies has a half price special
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  25505. Thank you man. I have been waiting for you to react to this Please watch Guy Martin driving it you get onboard
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  25506. So imagine their off road scene is like with all that natural wonder.
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  25507. Municpality over here in my town in sweden have a bunch of simular (but not the same brand) trucks that they drive around on the bikelanes in parks to clear snow or water plants in the summer. Sometimes when its dry they have a pallet with a watertank on the back. Probobly like a ton of water hauling around. They use to have 3 wheeled mopeds back in the day. But those could only carry 250kg. in the front. Those mini trucks can probobly carry at least one ton, probobly a bit more. They also of cause have weather protection as well as the capacity to clear bikelane snow, that always was something that use to be very tricky I was just curious. And i found some that a municipality was selling. Its even smaller than the one in the video. Registered as a moped (So no tax and no license, only insurance) 2008 year moedel. 25 604 km (that is about 18 000 miles) Length: 3.2m Width: 1.45m Hight: 1.8 Weight Empty: 410kg (about 1000lb) Max load: 255kg Total max weight: 655kg Engine: 4kW (about 5.5hp) diese, 538cc Max speed: 45km/h Sold for equivalent to $3500 (note, this is not a multi car, but a very simular minitruck)
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  25508. Holy Shit
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  25509. Love the view at the end of the pit straight. Come up the hill all you see is track and ocean in the background. Very technical track be at its an anticlockwise track with a small straight. Spend most of your time going round a bend lol
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  25510. Love your reactions, If you want to See more of legendary Cars rallying i recommend you the Group B Tribute Video by icemanrider1
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  25511. I've been on a tour in their plant outside Stockholm (Södertälje?) maybe 5 years back. Afaik all the V8 engines get assembled there, but the inline 6s and inline 5s are built at several places. I was really impressed at how well organised they were and that all sorts of trucks were built on the same line. In our case there was a small crewcab firetruck, an 5 axle dump truck, and a 3 axle V8 semi following each other. The amount of custom tooling was impressive (though I haven't seen another plant for vehicles in that weight class. Closest comparison would be Fendt, but I went there as a teen in the early 2000s)
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  25512. Your chocolate icing looks waaaaaay better than mine. A success there.
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  25513. Your audio is dead for nearly a minute from the time you start the vid, bro.
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  25514. Video has cat, like Video has Audi, can´t like more :)
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  25515.  @IWrocker  Another champion reaction mate,but fair's fair. It's time you reacted to ford Australia's FPV range. Who know's,you might even find a Ford you like? ;)
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  25516. Love this guy - understated and authentic and funny as!
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  25517. Now try a double coated Cherry Ripe. But geez you almost made a pig's ear of it. Massive bites and took your time.
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  25518. 43 degrees here on Christmas day. Could be the hottest on record. I'll just stay inside all day.
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  25519. We are overloading them with sugar & chocolate. I think Ian needs some of our beer🍺
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  25520. I do love watching these, he’s like my tour guide & companion whilst I watch YouTube alone
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  25521. oh yeah, if you didnt know, ute is short for utility vehicle :)
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  25522. Congratulations you deserved it for your awesome videos
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  25523. It would be realy cool if you watched f1 best duels. There are some amazing fights on the grid
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  25524. if watched most of your vid's.... time to do the right thing and sub I guess LOL
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  25525. I've messed with a few Yanks from Montana just from using slang when I was in Thailand but in an unintentional way. I needed to borrow a wheel barrow from one of them so I asked if I could nick off with it for a bit. It took me a few attempts to convince them that I needed to borrow the wheelbarrow for a few minutes!
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  25526. I agree with you GM needs to be a competitor in the off-road world, I mean come on, GM needs to look around on their way into work, and maybe watch some YouTube vids! Chevy truck owners jack up them rigs, and love to play too, the market for them is totally their. However, the off-road Colorado, cool, but I think they could have done better! GM at this point I feel they waited to long. Ram brings back the power wagon, Ford says, here’s a Raptor..wait! What? Wrong competition for a power wagon! Ford says,”fuck!, your right”! Ok, here’s the tremor😏 And with a diesel option your wagon owners wanted! Ram; Says 🖕🏻 here’s the new rebel TRX! Now Ford is going to upgrade their trucks to stay in the market. At this point,GM will have to come out with the truck that silences everyone, that drops our jaws, if they even plan on competing in this off-road truck market, Ram and Ford have the stakes set pretty high right now. Not sure if GM wants to gamble on that build, this late in the game,and at the price point these trucks have reached.🤷🏼‍♂️🍻🍻🤙🏻
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  25527. The white chocolate doesn't hype the kids up as much. So it's more kid friendly.
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  25528. Same, I gladly show you arround my 'combi' truck since thats a pretty euro thing as well
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  25529. Nice one these are usually pretty funny
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  25530. I am a car enthusiast as well - not a job I could do. Hats off to all truckies ✌✌
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  25531. Nascar would be perfect at Calder Thunderdome Victoria.
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  25532. The 'Cursed Map' shows the Mediterranean Sea inside Australia.
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  25533. The best series to watch is The first Australians
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  25534. Your wife is funny man! What a cool family.
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  25535. 👍 Can't believe it's still moving around!
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  25536. BRM produced a couple 16 cylinder versions - a V16 and a H16 (two flat 8 cylinder engines, one on top of the other, crankshafts joined by gears.
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  25537. And another of my favourite videos. Lots of vehicles and different years. Thanks a lot. I would never have found this if it wasn't for your channel. It is a pity that the car industry never developed in our country. I envy you neighbours!
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  25538. The shoot towards the end, where you mentioned that you feel that you've seen it before, ist lake Hallstädtersee, looking north, with the town of Hallstatt to the left. This is one of the oldest if not THE oldest mining towns worldwide. It's mining history goes back more than 5000 years, if I remember correctly. Also the culture named after this place, the hallstatt culture, is proto-celtic, and what we later called Celtic culture in a good part originates from there. The oldest staircase worldwide was also found in the saltmines there.... And the lake is one of my favorite kayaking spots to paddle my homebuild greenlandkajaks.... in winter when there's snow allround the realy seem to fit there well🤣
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  25539. Ian - you might enjoy "Polocrosse" (invented in Australia around 1938) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polocrosse. Here is a quick clip from the ABC show 'Back Roads' https://youtu.be/fV71s98wDB0
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  25540. There is actually a walking trail through the hills in Adelaide called The Great Wall of China
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  25541. I’ve just booked a week at lucky bay Esperance caravan park for New Years
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  25542. So early no comments with extra information to read yet :O
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  25543. Now watch the all the others from years gone by . Love your enthusiasm Ian ya mad bastard..
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  25544. Yeah MATE go and do it and go hard or go home. 🤓😁👍💪🇦🇺
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  25545. don't worry about the kids and noises in the background. The fact one of them, (Andrew?), was dancing around behind you like he didn't care made this video even better to watch.
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  25546. Grew up in rural Queensland. Joggers were sandshoes. Now trainers, runners, joggers, sport shoes - anything goes. No koalas in Central Australia. No gum trees. We got mainly acacias in the dry zones. Loving this vid.❤️👍😎💥
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  25547. My oldest computer was a DX 486. It had a 8 kb harddrive . So a 128 would have been tiny
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  25548. So when children in the US are in preschool, children in the UK start their first year of school. In England and Wales, the first year of school is called Reception, in Scotland it is P1 and in Northern Ireland it is Year 1 The following year, US children are in Kindergarten, English and Welsh children are in Year 1, Scottish children are in P2 and Northern Irish children are in Year 2 In Scotland, P stands for Primary and they go to Primary school for 7 years, so when the children start secondary school, their first year there is S1 So an 8th grader in the US would be in Year 9 in England and Wales, Year 10 in Northern Ireland and S3 in Scotland
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  25549. :yougotthis:
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  25550. Thank you Ian. We love love you.
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  25551. 15 minute drive from me, there's a wildlife park called Urimbirra. Was there 2 weeks ago with family. They have 2 cassowaries and at one point I turn around and see my father in-law hand feeding one, I was like, WTF!!
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  25552. Hi, I really prefer your new format, it makes it even more enjoyable to view in my opinion 😀
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  25553. Omg thats ridiculous...Tim Tams for a year lol
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  25554. Happy Birthday IWROCKER I hope you have a great Birthday with your wife & young family.
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  25555. Back when i was a kid in the early 80-tys when traveling to my godmother who lived on an island. They had a fairly small streamlined ship. It had a aluminum hull and could carry a few hundred passenger and 2-3 cars. Anyway they eqipled that with a turbocharged Scania diesel that sounded a lot as the Iveco at 4:45, really got memory from that back. i use to live listening to the engine and standing in the radiator outlet. The best thing was to ride the last one for the day when the captain was going home for the evening. They always floored it. And that tiny ship was going so much faster than it suppose to. I don´t know if that tiny ship suppose to be able to plane, but it sure as heck did.
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  25556. You know what you can do with a Ute? Everything I think
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  25557. Neuer was surely a good goal keeper. But if you want to see the champions, you should look for "Gianluigi Buffon", "Edwin Van Der Sar", "Iker Casillas", "Petere Smhmeichel", "Lev Yashin"
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  25558. Netball is a technical game and watching this really doesn't help. Here is a video on the rules. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1qINnI-Dis The game is played in Commonwealth countries such as Australia, New Zealand, England, South Africa, West Indies etc.
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  25559. That was epic !! I could watch this all day 🤩
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  25560. Just a thought. have you guys changed your note money design ever? I think it deserves an update.
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  25561. 6:46 Peugeot used to be sold in the US.. but they left in 1991... however! You can still get Peugeots by buying them in Mexico
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  25562. A great add for Ford! Pitty Ford in 2022 sucks!
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  25563. This was a great informative and relaxed chat 👏. It's funny, I was talking to my Brother yesterday about this IWroker channel I watch and love, and he said omg, I watch him too and has been for ages. We just haven't talked about what we watch on youtube before 😅. Those mountains are awesome 😲😍, what are they called? Thank you 👍
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  25564. You need Beer lots of beer to be A Aussie watching Bathurst. lol
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  25565. Personally, the Hyundai i20 sounds best based on this video, those downshifts are a thing of beauty
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  25566. I have never sprinkled Milo on ice cream. You have probably started something.
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  25567. Well you have done something aussie this aussie hasn't congrats mate glad to see you enjoying am aussie favourite..
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  25568. Can’t wait for the taste test!
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  25569. You showed exactly what the Anzac spirit is all about. Great job guys!👌
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  25570. congrats to yall sending best regards from czech republic🇨🇿🙋
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  25571. hey ian how awsome would it be if some aussie company brought holden off of general moaters and brought the cars back to australian made i know its pipe dream but i think it be cool
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  25572. No offense but man, you have a big beard bro.
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  25573. Congratulations mate you deserve it keep up the great work
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  25574. Mate what about Torana's GTR-X,💪 XU2,💪 TT36😍, he missed out on these. The old AU Falcon is one fugly beast. 😂🇦🇺
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  25575. Australia or more specifically the colony of Victoria helped out an American navy vessel in 1865. After repairs the ship picked up about forty Victorian crew that they badly needed : https://youtu.be/yEBX2QTMrQo Caused an international incident because it was the Confederate Navy and British colonies were supposed to be neutral in the Civil War. All centred around the Williamstown docks area of Melbourne.
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  25576. That ain’t it chief, leave the crust on and very very thin butter, just enough to grab the sprinkles. Not a bad first attempt.
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  25577. I am 1000% with you Ian on the huntsman!!! Most disgusting things ever!!! When I was a teenager I lived in Sydney. One day I was in the backyard and saw a huntsman on the fence (wood pailings that overlapped). Went inside and got the bug spray, because we always had trouble with them coming into the ceiling above the stairs. Some nights there would be 3 huge ones and us kids were no help to Mum who was left to deal with them! (Now I knew where they were coming from) Back to the yard... Next minute there were HUNDREDS. Not joking! Unfortunately very true. I was standing on a stone for safety!!! A stone around half the size for my foot! I was freaked out!!! I kept spraying them until I couldn't stand it anymore as they were naturally dropping on the grass and trying to get away. With all the noise I was making all my family came out and we're just as disgusted! Very happily for us all these sparrows came to eat the spiders! I was worried that the birds would get sick from eating the spiders that had been sprayed but there was no way to stop them. Time to retreat inside!😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨
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  25578. Will join discord and make a vid of local sites from bucan caves to den of nargin just for you and the fam to see. Beautiful region in east gippsland Victoria. Have traveled alot in my 40y existence but still love the "local" spots in Victoria that i grew up exploring. Every state/territory has great spots. Get ahold of a local and go to there "spot" if u get over here ian.
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  25579. Ian the site in Western Australia was the Monte Bello island. Went fishing there in 1973 in a charter boat but we weren't allowed to keep the fish.
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  25580. We need to send u a ned Kelly statue Aussie icon
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  25581. Kia Ora bro 😎
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  25582. Have a look at bogged action it’s hilarious how many people get bogged on the island
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  25583. G'day Ian, on the Robber Fly, no insect is boring once you get a macro of it, a whole different world exists out there, fascinating. Now following you on FB.
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  25584. Nice work for your first time! If you can get a hold of them, the double coated Tim Tam's are the best for Tim Tam slams.
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  25585. id like to see you wear all your aussie cloths to the shops in a reaction video. even if its just the way people look at what your wearing
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  25586. It was a very interesting video indeed, I recon I only knew about 25% of them. So a great learn. thanks
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  25587. here he is again yay waves hi bud
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  25588. I live in Perth and those mini cans of premixed Milo are sold in most oriental supermarkets here. I sometimes see them in petrol stations as well. I buy them quite often. In fact, I had one yesterday.
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  25589. The kids are growing up so fast
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  25590. Congrats Ian on getting to 62K subs...Pete from Tasmania....🚗🚙🛻🤠
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  25591. Wow never seen this vid before, what an adrenaline rush 👌👌👌 You should check out the ProDrive Subaru take on the TT course.
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  25592. Never heard you cuss so much Ian! Lol nearly an f bomb. Now you are more Australian
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  25593. Yes most likely this is the case 😊I was pleasantly surprised that they came from Australia 🇦🇺 yay! 💕
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  25594. While I agree on the bread issue, when I spent a semester in a sub-100’000 inhabitant university town in the U.S., they had a German-style, artisanal bakery in town which had very good bread. Meaning you could get good bread if you wanted. But maybe in non-university towns such an offer is only found in much larger cities.
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  25595. Proud to be West Aussie, love the Kimberly, I live in the mid west, so much to see and do
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  25596. YouTube is the only social media on my smartphone.. I've still got the dislike 👎 in the videos I watch. On average maybe 1 out of 30 or 40 videos gets a 👎 & is added to disliked videos. But there is no count of dislikes of the video, only a count of likes 👍.. you have always got 👍 from me, or indifference. Never 👎:-)😎😉
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  25597. That black coupe you didn't recognise was a chrysler charger and you picked that yellow ford instead ,shame on you ian
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  25598. PHEW! Are you sure that video wasn't on Fast Forward?!!! The squealing is still ringing in my ears LOL. That was incredible. The drivers, the cars and the track - awesome!
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  25599. You should react to some of Noriyaros stuff.
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  25600. I love the haka. The All Blacks always perform it before a game of rugby and it's like "Don't F with us. I have a cousin who is half Tongan and she's currently living in Auckland. I'd like to go and visit the land of the long white cloud (NZ) one day. For Jonah Lamu's (rugby player) funeral, there were a few hakas perfomed.
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  25601. The brumby is the same as the brat you guys got but we never had the seats in the bed. That smashed gts just needs a quick buff and it’ll be good to go 😂
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  25602. I think that thing on the back is ballast to hold the thing down and stop it spinning on the spot
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  25603. The use of brands to describe products. Like Sally’s for the Salvation Army store (could be any thrift shop though) or Eski to describe a icebox/cooler box or Chillibin like NZ call it
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  25604. Ingredient list in Australia works the same. 1st on list, higher amount, down to least amount last
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  25605. Looks easy to make an I bet it taste good too 🙂👍
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  25606. Omg!!!! That's insane 😲😅
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  25607. If they actually had a Formula 1 race there, I doubt there'd be too many cars left at the end of the race. lol But seeing a Nascar on that track would be interesting, especially if driven by an American Nascar driver. I'd be curious to hear his opinion on it.
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  25608. I'm proud to be an Australian. But of course there are dodgy areas that you should avoid, but even then nothing would usually happen anywhere. I hope to visit the US one day.
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  25609. The Scotch fingers are great dipped in tea or coffee
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  25610. Yum! That looks delicious, but I particularly like the technique of separating the whites from the yoke, I have never seen it done that way before - genius!
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  25611. Only the male platypus are venomous. They have a big spur on their back feet. Really freaky but awesome af
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  25612. 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
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  25613. I remember seeing an XF with slotted panelling over the rear window similar to that older one you looked at.
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  25614. Weihenstephaner is a fantastic German brewery I drink beers from here in Australia. All the styles are really good. Their wheat beer especially. Ian would love it. Big heads too. Life is no fun without head.
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  25615. Ian mate, I've been drinking tap water my whole life and I'm 74😊 if the truth be known , bottled water is from the tap anyways 😂
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  25616. I have a mean hangover this helped me :)
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  25617. Haha loved it mate good ol Tim Tams take the win just 😂😂😂🇦🇺
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  25618. The Toyota diesel engines are generally good for 1.2million km (1.6km = 1mile)
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  25619. Australia loves you guys too mate !
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  25620. God bless you sir, I hope a lot of people listen to his wise compassionate words. Ian, you should be proud of yourself and your beautiful family. You're such good people, I hope you feel the love and respect for you on this channel. ☮️
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  25621. You should also watch Pikes peak hill climb. I’m sure you know about it tho
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  25622. Deliblato Sands (Serbian: Делиблатска пешчара,) is a large sand area covering around 300 km2 (120 sq mi), The Deliblato Sands is the largest sandy terrain in Europe, once part of a vast prehistoric desert, It is referred to as the "European Sahara.The distance from Deliblatska pescara to Belgrade (capital town of Serbia) is 78.7 km (50 mi).
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  25623. Having been born and raised in the mid-Atlantic east coast, then a year in Florida, then lived in the desert southwest for over 4 years, and now in the eastern Midwest, I can say with all certainty that I would ABSOLUTELY prefer 105-115°F in the desert over a muggy 85-100°F anywhere "back east" (specifically, east of the Mississippi River). It's actually dry enough that when you sweat, your sweat actually does it's job and EVAPORATES quickly, helping cool ya down a bit. That's WAY better than sweltering day and night through jungle-level humidity and relentless, unavoidable swamp-ass.
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  25624. I agree 100%. Everything else being equal, I'd take dry heat every time.
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  25625. Singapore gets a lot more variety than we do in Australia, its more popular there. PS. It's not actually good for you, it's full of sugar, but it's just better than some other similar products.
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  25626. In Australia our national soccer team is called the Socceroos
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  25627. fun fact: only 2 US cities have more skyscrapers than Melbourne. That is New York and Chicago. Melbourne isn't as livable as it used to be though holding the title for the most locked down city in the world.
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  25628. The itchy critter was a wombat! The big white bird eating crackers was a sulphur crested cockatoo. They are usually in huge flocks, that make racket and destroy the tops of trees! Stay safe, mate!
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  25629. My cousin is in the 1st Red Dog movie and also my uncle was in the 3rd Mad Max movie
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  25630. hi mate how are you guys going i was watching a video about v8 supercars it talks about the dyno on the new gen3 motors for ford and holden the video is called episode six the dyno run gen3 unpacked supercars 2021 by mark laekham i thought you would be interested in this as your abig v8 super car fan there is series of them have alook at them i think it would tell you more about bothengines as they are made by different companys but they are very close in conparison hope you like the videos one of your many mates down under davcid
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  25631. Also Mole Creek caves in Tassie, looks just like this
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  25632. "Production car" Price: 2.75 million EUR without taxes (3.27 million with taxes in Gerrmany) , every 50.000 km it needs a revision that can cost up to 850.000 EUR and Mercedes will limited the number of cars on 275. It is a race car that got street legal with a massive effort and amount money. And you can`t go to a Mercedes dealer and buy it. According to some articles about the car, Mercedes already sold all 275 units. Not sure if they delivered all yet. And yes, the engine is from the 2016 F1 car.
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  25633. Look at the shadow you can see the camera man outside the car at 3:58 and 4:06. So I don't know if they've got a camera truck chasing right behind him or if there is a guy tied on the roof of the car, or standing in the boot. 1971 safety at it's finest. And yes, he's passing traffic as that is a normal road outside of race days.
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  25634. Cant stop smiling....
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  25635. In south Australia, in Murray Bridge, you watched a video about Monarto the other day, it's very close to the zoo
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  25636. 7:58 What a beast! look at that speed off the line.
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  25637. Nice work mate 👍 Well done Aussie. 🇦🇺
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  25638. Thanks for making me hungry. That food looks amazing. Cheers mate.
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  25639. Pedro looks a little pale. Is he still fed up with the last few european beers? ;) I wish I had been at the table.. Czech beer is really, really good and I say that as a German. ^^ 3:10 , 8:03, 15:04 Geez Greg Tzunami incoming. 😂😂🤣🤣
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  25640. Love this vid, saved to my phone years ago and now use it to end arguments about classic Vs modern cars.
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  25641. 10:50 - Dude, your first car was a Contour?!? One of my mentors when I started working turns at the racetrack eventually replaced his '80s Oldsmobile with a Mystique. He was in his 60s by then, and absolutely loved it. "A little more sporty, but still a cushy enough ride for my old ass.", he'd say. Being fans/participants in road racing, we knew it was just the Mondeo with funny new names for Americans, but we were glad to see them sold here. Occasionally saw video of them running the British Touring Car Championship in the '90s. Nigel Mansell drove one for half a minute! I should mention..before I found your channel, I never gave Emergency Vehicles much thought. They were just the tow trucks/tilt-beds, fire trucks, and ambulances around us at the track as we did the job. The people working the EV specialty were all great people, but I never really noticed how cool the machines were. I should have paid more attention. Here's Mansell ('92 F1 World Champ and '93 Indycar season Champ) in a Mondeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niGP3JPIQz8
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  25642. Hitting that wall (in the last clip) has gotta hurt. I imagine them rolling in their beds the next night, trying to find ANY position in which to sleep with those necks...
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  25643. I'm so impressed you knew the fruchocs guy 🙌🏼🤣
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  25644. There has been a recent TV series based loosely on Pine Gap.
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  25645. Watching your videos just make me love being Australian so much more. Thank bro 😎
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  25646. Hey Ian, I love your Channel. That is one reason Is started my channel. I have a 2017 Power Wagon and I am slowly (very slowly) adding/changing things. My latest addition was a Magnaflow 6" X 14" muffler from Mufflex. Anyway thank you for the channel and if you have time check my channel from the Great White North up here in NS, Canada. We have started a RAM trucks social group up here and have over 300 members now. I am the only Power Wagon but we do have 2 members with Rebels. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWj0x08L9pYXH9ck-Aiijig I have had you and BR as featured channels for months now.
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  25647. The shot of motorbike, the "postie" show front number plates featuring the first letter Z which is red this is a Australian Commonwealth Government registered vehicle paying NO state/territory registration or insurance fee which all private vehicle users have to pay. The chariot bikes could possibly have the red "Z" plate
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  25648. Answer: Bteaking Bad?
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  25649. Hyundai is SUPER popular here. Cheap and reliable, it's almost taken over from the low-to-mid range family car. The i30s are the small car of the year. I miss Fords....
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  25650. I own a 1987 Holden VL commodore that makes around 1,000hp
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  25651. Although we had the Chrysler 318 & 340 v8s in Aus I think Chrysler's go to high performance engine in the 70s was the 265 straight six with triple webers.
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  25652. I was lucky enough to go around Surfers Paradise gold coast track when the champcars were in town with Steve Johnson it was an incredible ride, the year after i was able to go around in a 2 seat champcar driven by Paul Tracey now that scared the hell out of me.
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  25653. Hi Ian
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  25654. I've travelled in a friends 2CV, the front passenger space reminds me of a Cessna 152. Great little car.
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  25655. Scott is 26 and now driving indycars
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  25656. I've been sitting here watching you test these bikkies and everything seemed so comforting and normal to me. Then I realised you are in the USA! But you are wearing a Rabbitohs hat, there is an NSW vehicle number plate on the wall behind you, there is a koala and a kangaroo sitting by an xmas tree, and other stuff there too. When are yo'all moving over here? Although having said that, now is not a good time with house prices through the roof. But that will never change, so the sooner you get here the cheaper your house will be! 😂 Honestly, you need to get here and check this place out during an extended visit, like a full year at least. I'm sure there are plenty who will put you all up so you all can have a good time.
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  25657. You should definitely react to Irish road racing. It’s the same as the Isle of Man TT in a lot of ways. It’s a road race but instead of a time trial it’s an actual race. A lot of the TT riders also participate in these races. Definitely the called “Road Warriors” you’ll get a good idea of how insane it is.👍🏻
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  25658. Been there, done it, belt sander still in the box 10 years and counting.👍🏻
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  25659. The merc and Renault are rebadged Nissan frontiers. In europe they do the same with vans. Americans brand vauxall and Renault vans as RAM for example
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  25660. 9 in the morning here + Coffee + new Iwrocker Clip = It will be a nice day
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  25661. Hawaiian pizza was invented in Canada 😂😂
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  25662. Really enjoyed watching this video I thought you did ok the city names i was shouting some out for you ... that one was hard for a non aussie. Think the state capital cities would have been easier.
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  25663. The road train is a tram. Same as the things you got in San Francisco, I think. Although l’m not seeing any tracks. …so yeah… l dunno!! 😝
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  25664. You are correct, it is a trackless tram.
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  25665. 3:44 "Sheep Shagger"... hahaha Must be a new Zealand ad!!! 4:00 Yeap. NZ number plate on the HiLux. Only in NZ can you get away with these types of ads. Sydney Strayia
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  25666. I click the video so fast when i notice you have uploaded. Just can't get enough mate. Make sure to like up the video guys as they deserve to go viral on you tube so the family can make it to Australia one day.
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  25667. There's a bunch of very famous motorcycles there as well Peter Brock A9X was my favourite when I visited
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  25668. He's a car nut & has done reaction videos about Bathurst.
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  25669. Probably too long to react to, but there is a great Australian 4WD channel called 4WD 24-7. They recently attempted one of Australia’s most remote tracks and it’s a hell of a trip. https://youtu.be/bgk66lQTisY
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  25670. We also use loads of different police cars. We did have Scubs and Evo X. Police interceptors check it out!!
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  25671. Love the vids...keep them coming....The last shot you ended on was looking South from Glenelg beach....the next continent South is Antarctica 3311 miles away!. Our weather goes from cold 50F during the day and 35F at night in Winter, currently Spring but we're having an unusually wet cool Spring (California is having a very bad drought)....when we have drought California will have more rain...on a side note there is a weather system that goes from the Americas and moves to Oceania and back which can take years to swap over...look it up some time (La Nina and El Nino)..Summer is usually around 104-113F for a few weeks straight with minimums of 90F at night we have a very dry heat but 95F to 98F day and 78F at night either side of the scorching heat. Adelaide has a so called Mediterranean Climate, so great for wine....Barossa and Clare Valley to the North of Adelaide, which are the main big named producers of the standard range of wines and McLaren Vale to the South which has a lot of boutique wineries, there is a even wine product called Sable...it's a luxurious chocolate flavoured Tawny liqueur and it's soooo good.... The top Shiraz wine is called Grange (people will pay $500 to $9k per bottle and shelve it for a few years as an investment) is grown, harvested and bottled in the outer suburbs of Adelaide....Adelaide is boarded by the sea to the West and by hills to the East (only 14 miles wide at it's thinnest, so we are spread out North and South...about an hour and a half drive from one end to the other (at one stage we had a freeway that changed direction at midday - only one in the world changing directions at the time - but they finally built the extra lanes to make it two way). People here are very laid back and chilled compared to Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. We're a city with a country town feel...Great White sharks in our waters, brown snakes, red bellied black snakes and red back spiders in our land but you're very safe...We mine gold, opals at Coober Pedy (pronounced Koo-ba Peedee) and uranium in the middle of the state, which is mainly desert to the North East...Flinders Ranges (a mountain range that spans 249 miles into the outback) is great to go camping and sight seeing/4WDing...with Perth 1670 miles to the West and Melbourne only 406 miles to the East. As the first free settled state we have a more English sounding accent to the other states, we were the second place to give women the right to vote in the world (New Zealand beat us) but we also gave women the right to stand for election to government which New Zealand did not. Shamefully as a nation, we only gave Native Aboriginals the right to vote in 1962 (the Aboriginal flag was born during a protest in Adelaide in 1971). Besides Cuba and North Korea, we are the only place in the world where coke is NOT the top selling drink...for us South Australians it's Farmers Union Iced Coffee (FUIC).
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  25672. The chevy SS was sold the same years as the Australian Commodore, between 2014-2017, so roughly 4 years. The difference though, in Australia, the commodore comes in many models, with a Ute and Station Wagon version of each too. From cheapest to best you have: -Evoke (3.0L SIDI V6 Engine 180kW) - cheapest model, cheapest trim, brand new these were about $32,000 AUD -SV6 (3.6L SIDI V6 Engine - 210kW) - This is the sports version with same trim as a standartd SS with a V6 engine. $35-40kAUD -SV6 Storm - Special Edition version of the SV6 with some different trim options etc. But mostly the same -SS - (6.0L V8 280kW (2013-2015) or 6.2L V8 304kW (2016-2017)) The most basic SS that holden sold, with most the same as the SV6 -SS-V (As above) A Nicer Trim version with some extra bells as whistles -SS-V Redline - (Engines as above) This was the highest regular model trim of the SS, it came with Brembo Brakes, better suspension, and HUD this model is very much what the export model was based on -SS-V Redline Motorsport - Limited Edition, basically the Australian version of the Export Model, with the MagRide, heated and vented seats etc. -Calais (3.6L or 6.0L/6.2L V8) This was the luxury trim of the Commodore and the only version that doesn't have a Ute counterpart (there is still a stationwagon counterpart). You can get this in the V8, and they sound the same as the SS Models, but they have softer suspension Nicer Insides -Calais-V Basically the extra bells and whistles version of the Calais
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  25673. Little one like your seeing are more venomous then bigger ones as well This is why we have flying doctors for rural people in need of medical help It runs on charity donations and some government funding but mainly charity They also fly doctor out to remote area's and hold medical days where people come from days of driving Just to see a doctor as so isolated It might be something you'd be interested in looking up for you emergency service vechiles very unique Plenty doco's on them and amzing service they do From injuries on farms with equipment to vechile accidents to births of children and things like this Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  25674. Holy grace i did not know you follow Iwrocker! it's amazing seeing you here bud.
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  25675. Fraser Island white white WHITE sand. Didja know, that in full summer, sun right overhead, there are no shadows cast? and that the outgoing tide, which is when all the campers/tourists race along the hardened damp sand, causes (randomly, or even known) huge deep gutters in that pristine beach? And that, with the sun glaring down, and limited time to get to the car ferry off the Island, idiots drive really really fast? and then get airborne when they suddenly find there's no beach beneath them, due to a very wide chasm...Kind of like trying to drive a vehicle over a mini Death Valley chasm. It can really mess you up. No shadows on glaring white sand to show there's a huge gutter just ahead...Moral: don't speed like a maniac. Point number two: other tourists sunbake on that damp hardened racetrack, and let their kids dig holes and play. For some bizarre reason, they truly don't expect a stream of departing race track drivers coming at them. Third point for newbies going there: Those lakes which look so lovely, with all the Tea tree coloration, just don't DIVE into them. Once you're under the water, there is no UP or DOWN. Just muddy brown. And lest we forget, the horse flies.
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  25676. Goodness...there are way better beaches than some of these! You were ripped off. Hyams Beach in Jervis Bay is FANTASTIC! The most beautiful white sand.
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  25677. Great video Ian.
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  25678. K239 CHUNMOO rocket artillery systems from South Korea are built in Poland on the Tatra 8x8 truck chassis. These are equivalents of the American M142 HIMARS system only with 12 rockets and not 6 as in the case of M142 HIMARS . 300 units of this Korean system are to be produced for Poland and an additional 300 units of the American M142 HIMARS on the Tatra 6x6 chassis.
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  25679. Ian you should be at the top of the mountain and hear the noise after the start brilliant
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  25680. The Broome one was right where my brother lives. Gold Coast / Tweed (Banora) is my stomping ground.
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  25681. A lot of those Japanese imports were quite old and not a lot around, he's just picked them randomly. For quite a while now all imports cannot be over 8 years old and must comply with Government safety and emissions standards. You'll see a lot of BMW around (don't know why, see countless breakdowns). Government wants us all to go electric- yeah, Nah. I'll stick with my Holden for as long as parts are available since GM pulled out of the right hand drive vehicle market and Australasia altogether. Love your channel mate.
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  25682. Absurdly talented driver and a really nice guy too. Bathurst 1995 still hurts. Beyond '95, he had the pace to win in '94, '96 and '98 and all years mechanical problems cut him down, '98 is the other one that I think got away, he and Crompton finished 5th despite losing a fair bit of time with a failure and once the car was fixed, they were far and away the fastest car on track.
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  25683. The famous Australian salute it’s called. Waving flys away.
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  25684. Ian, you should watch "The Castle" (1997) ... practically a documentary on a certain type of Australian culture and very very funny .... This Bunning's Guy would fit right in. (try to get the original version not the American re-dialogue version)
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  25685. Aussie Mullet my Dad had one in his 20s 1980
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  25686. Hi Ian and family. Have you tried those pies and sausage rolls yet ?. Would be great to see your reaction to those as they probably are a little more unique to what you guys are used to.
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  25687. Rally is awesome. I got into it in the late 80's and it's freaking amazing. Much love to you and all. Be safe out there, wherever you are.
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  25688. Lawn bowls is awesome but really hard, looks easy but isn't. Can't believe you guys don't have lawn bowls
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  25689. Pretty good choices mate I mostly agree about your list with a few exceptions and some things you missed but all up a good list
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  25690. its mental things that never took off in US.... this is one that surprises me. like pool is huge here several verisons of it.... snooker table 12 foot * 6 foot table
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  25691. IWrocker family, you guys are sooooo lovely. Congratulations, all of you!
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  25692. You just iWrocked dessert mate!🙌👍
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  25693. if you can go to a beach its way easier !! love those kind of videos :)
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  25694. I would love to see a reaction video to the Hard Quiz. I would love to see your reaction to Tom Gleeson's sense of humor.
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  25695. I would love to see how you do this with us states, because the first one quiz was really hard even for europeans 😅
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  25696. You should take a look at the new Rosenbauer eLHF. It is an electric (with diesekl powered backup generator) firetruck serving in Berlin. Sadly it has crashed a few weeks ago during an accident while responding to a call. Berlin ordered 4 more of these.
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  25697. This looks like a fun run for cars. I really enjoy hill climbs. I think two of those with the more rounded back ends were Peugeots from days gone by.
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  25698. You got Brisbane pronunciation right and Melbourne. Cairns is usually pronounced like cans cos Australians don’t pronounce r in a lot of words. You were right about the AFL stadium in Adelaide too. As far as weather goes most of Australia is dry and hot. The east coast where most people live gets rain more of the time. North and north east coasts get tropical cyclones but not vey often (maybe one or two a year) Melbourne and Tasmania get more rain than most parts of Australia. Perth and western Tasmania can be windy. Snow is rare except in some parts of New South Wales (the state with Sydney as capital) and Victoria (the state with Melbourne as capital) and in Canberra which is Australia’s capital city and is in the Australian Capital Territory (like Wahington is in the District of Columbia) which is in the middle of New South Wales - between Sydney and Melbourne.
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  25699. Fastest car ever around Bathurst, unofficially, not recorded by the knobs!
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  25700. Imagine trying to do this for 6 hours in a SIM, I watched a guy do it for 12 hours in a team race he entered solo on iracing
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  25701. I have always wanted to do a lap like this as a passenger with a race driver just to see if i could handle it and not up chuck. 😂🤣
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  25702. Ice is usually the most contaminated item in resturants too. Even if the water used to make it is safe the servers and environment its stored in tends to mean it gets gross super fast and as it melts spread those germs through your drink.
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  25703. Alright back with another A—Mercian re—acts
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  25704. This was from a Current Affiars Program Called Four Cornersthat made its debut on the ABC . The program is still going to this very day have you noticed the reporter is speaking in Fluent English. When i went to school back in the 1970's and 80's thats how our school teachers spoke
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  25705. Love it! From Australia!
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  25706. Way to hard , give the man a ( fair suck of the sav ) mate lol there is one for you look up .............................. Thumbs Up
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  25707. I love this engineering kind of video. I’ve seen it prior. But I’m enjoying your commentary. And yes I’ve driven across the viaduct too
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  25708. This is my favorite Audi of all time. It whipped a lotta ass too.
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  25709. yes mate i sure will
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  25710. if you want to see just how hard a rally driver works, how fast he must think - find a footwell camera video, a video focused on the drivers feet and pedals. it is unbelievable.
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  25711. Nice content. 😊😎
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  25712. Oh hell yeah, nice boots Pedro!! Dig the rest of the threads too man
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  25713. You didn't do a good job on masking number plates. but cool stream cheers Ian
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  25714. id love to know if pedro is rocking a big old revolver. i would if i was a cowboy in america
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  25715. You should watch truck racing in Europe its wicked 😮.
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  25716. Yes! Great idea
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  25717. Hey mate, love ya channel. I'm from Gladstone Queensland love 4x4, offroading like all Queenslanders, check out All 4 Adventure you tube channel.
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  25718. coles and woolworths have their own gas stations . very over priced unless you get the discount voucher for shopping at the stores . lol theyre usually near a coles or woolies store but not attached to them .
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  25719. Great job
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  25720. In 2017 Richard Hammond of "Top Gear" / "Grand Tour" crashed 1 of 8 Rimac EV Prototypes after a Swiss Hill Climb. The Car cought Fire and if i remember right it was burning for 1.5 Days because of the huge Battery...
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  25721. I find his terminology a little offensive. "Innocuous"? We're the sixth largest inhabited continent, the largest island & for 25 million people, the most effective, point declared on China. A huge amount of science developments come from here including physics, medical & arguably the best food. You'll see when you come here that we have almost every nation's specialities available, arguably the best beaches & we have as much of the rare earth elements as has China. "Innocuous"? He's a dimwitted fellow.
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  25722. You don't have to be that far inland to see red soil. I use to live in Kingaroy Queensland and it is flat with very red soil. It's about 2 1/2 to 3 hours inland. No where near as inland as Emerald.
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  25723. They are called Gosford shorts Ian! You can see all the way up to the Entrance!
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  25724. Aka, how to make your truck take a leak....🤣
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  25725. You should do a reaction to "things that can kill you only in Australia "SONG" 👍😎🇦🇺
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  25726. They also used to have chilli flavour in the mid 2000s, and I’m still devo they discontinued it. But they still have most of the other flavours mentioned, and come out with new limited edition flavours every year.
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  25727. I called it at 42 lbs... Sweeeeeeet!
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  25728. That Kenny was the least broken and patched up off them all lol.. Those were some proper big loads eh..always fun to watch
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  25729. Cant believe you still havent done McLaughlins lap in 2017!
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  25730. True Aussie spirit, spreading the love. 😄
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  25731. The drivers muscle the cars around Mt Panorama “ Bathurst “ for 161 laps !!!
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  25732. finally :)
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  25733. Melissa is beautiful, Matt Damon & his family spends alot of time here in Australia hanging out with Chris Hemsworth "THOR" and his family. 👍😎👍
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  25734. Ok we are asking the same question how does it look from inside looking out please post
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  25735. Yay, so you finally get a wheel! I wonder what you will be getting. And yes, Bathurst (I think its spoken Bat-hurst btw) is a real hard one. Its all fine until you come to the winding down hill section. Its so easy to lose it in there, and then you go down the hill like a billiard ball. But then... it wouldn't be fun if it was easy. And most race tracks have some horror corner.
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  25736. Hi Ian and Daniella, just a thought that you may like see the latest Australian Broadcasting Corporation's (ABC) latest Australian Story.( shown 11 April 2022) It is about a couple of scientists ( they're married with children ) who live on the edge of the Strzelecki Desert. They have been there 5 yrs preparing the area for the reintroduction of some seriously cute and amazing little mammal animals like Bilbys and Bandicoots and they will be there for the next 5 yrs. I really think you would enjoy very much this 30mins show
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  25737. let the kids have the Kinder Surprise! they will love the toys inside
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  25738. Ian I Love how your Aussie Subs give you such great ideas for new videos. I was reading comments and there are some great ideas of things I can't wait to see. Hugs, Aunt Ann
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  25739. Really fun video! You could look at some buildings in my home city Ghent!
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  25740. We have one of those big red choppers in NSW. It’s a huge Russian chopper which I can remember the type right now, but the one we have here is called Elvis 🤣🤣 we also have a couple passenger Jets converted to water tankers at the local RAAF (royal Australian Air Force ) base in Richmond.
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  25741. LOL Yes that5s's medicine wink wink 2 funny.
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  25742. Gta 4 driving physics in real live
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  25743. thanh you 4 the video, ill send you a soth oz pack soon , without the salsa those chips are being wasted and old jamacian chocolate , your a blessed man mate , God bless
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  25744. So when are we crowd funding you a plane ticket over here?
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  25745. Great little racetrack with a lot of history. I live about 50 miles from it.
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  25746. damn man I hate that for you hope dodge place treats you like they should. hey just saying ill still take it if you want me to lol nice vid glad you didn't dog the truck bc of 1 issue .
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  25747. You should watch some dash cams Australia videos but I suggest in your own time because it’s Aussies uncensored. The shit is hilarious tho
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  25748. There are oversized transport in Euro Truck Simulator 2 :)
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  25749. 1991 Skaife did 2:14.50 in a GT-R R32 Skyline. 1984 Brock did 2:15.13 in a VK Commodore.
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  25750. Don't forget the Hills hoist clothes line😁
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  25751. Now your absolutely fkd mate...tim yam dark double choc....go on i dare you brother white choc tim tams oh no if u dare then....two together white and black....hahahaha
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  25752. ok thats it , Ian you need to visit , we will all be waiting for you .
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  25753. Ford have a long history in f1, starting with the cosworth dfv8, probably the most successful f1 engine ever and the first to be a stressed member (part of the chassis).
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  25754. Poor spider, I feel sorry for it too
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  25755. Perth Western Australia its been very hot here they have forecasted 50 degrees in the Kimberley's haven't seen rain since September
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  25756. the cars, the cars, the cars. No Ian, THE DRIVERS, THE DRIVERS, THE DRIVERS. Dont take their foot of the accelerator.
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  25757. Chicago the windy city. Good fun vid. Big thumbs up for trying the Aussie accent. Promise, please promise, to never do it again though ha ha :) . I hear "G'day mate" every day where I live, but it isn't a standard greeting at all - kinda depends on a casual etiquette (who says it to whom, and when and when not, etc.). Just a heads up - root means something completely different here. Cheers.
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  25758. you should react to V8 supercars
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  25759. I’ve lived in Canberra my whole life (30 years) and always kinda disliked Sydney whenever I visited. Kind of a shock with how busy it is compared to what I’m used to. But this year I had my best friend fly over from the UK twice to visit me and we spent a lot of time in Sydney together, I’ve now got so many fond memories of Sydney and especially the harbour area. It really is quite an amazing place with such a cool vibe. Hope you get to come visit it sometime! (But come to Canberra though, because Summernats! 😆)
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  25760. Another great video Ian, would you mind maybe reacting to "Roger Feghali" "Best of Rampa da Falperra 2022" or "Hill climb Prototypes"? They're all Hill climb videos
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  25761. A great weekend to you, too! 🌸
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  25762. WTF1 has explained the pitstops in detail, you should watch that!
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  25763. Yep, enjoyed it thanks Ian. Your personality makes it.👍
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  25764. I love the story about this car that the reason it won LeMans is that drivers were driving it at 100% each lap because.... they hated driving the car. They wanted it to fail so they could stop. It was extremely noisy, uncomfortable, hot and just plain nasty. And sadly for them, reliable. But for us... a monster of noise with it's magic spinning Dorito engine and a gorgeous and unique bit of history.
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  25765. I saw this happen on 2018 Mercedes Atego. We drove in Latvia and some VW golf went past and slammed on brakes in front. Atego smoked the tires, made everyone lean on seatbelts and that few tonnes of load.... well some of it slid a bit, good thing it was secure. Funny part was that VW slid away under full braking And trailing 2018 Sprinter had to take other lane to avoid collision as it had less stopping power under emergency braking.
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  25766. Wow!!!! The fans love you longtime 😅👏👏👏🌟🌟
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  25767. That is so nice to give to others.we hope you enjoy the Aussie goods and hope you can come to Australia soon and meet everyone.
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  25768. You have to watch more videos of him! Like pronouncing german car brands right! :) Its so hilarious.
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  25769. Congrats guys love the name Sydney she is so beautiful. So proud as an Aussie my country has had such an awesome influence on your life.
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  25770. I actually thought that it was a Germanic language too. So who knows whose bubble that is
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  25771. My grandparents owned an ugly duckling and a peugeot 404. First time i sat in one of these i was sure it would tip over in the corners coz of it leaned so much with that soft suspension. Over the years i've grown to respect them so much more, they can take some serious abuse. The 2 CV and the peugeot 404 are french post war icons. They helped rebuild france, and were very popular cars in african nations because, well France's influence ofcourse, but mainly because they could take a beating ,were easy to work on and could cross any terrain. ✌️❤️
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  25772. Aussie ads are just gold
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  25773. All correct
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  25774. Thanks a lot man I just got a 2018 power wagon was wondering how to do all the stuff trying to take it off the road
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  25775. I’d be interested in more of these videos
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  25776.  @Outside85  In that video?... no, he clearly did say most capitalist country.
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  25777. Genuinely thought it was a joke that Warnie was dead when I woke up this morning. First source I saw posting about it was Betoota (the Aussie ‘Onion’), which didn’t help it sink in as real. My sense was that they were just having a jab at some fake news, but then it turned out to be real, not hugely into cricket and a little too young to REALLY have nostalgia for Warnie the cricketer. He’s largely been a joke or a meme for most of the time I’ve been alive, but such an essential part of Australian culture. Can’t believe he’s gone Also, it’s definitely worth trying a couple of cricket highlight vids and rule vids in future to try and wrap your head around the basics like you’ve done with Aussie rules and other bits of Aussie culture
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  25778. Car guys with Prius, or even Leaf: Think of it you save fuel for your joy ride. Everyday commute is not fun at all, just save gas, and nerves for the fun at a local track, etc.
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  25779. I've been to the States quite a few times now. Visited LA, Las Vegas, etc and did a lot of the tourist stuff. Your right Ian, get out of the tourist stuff and get out of your comfort zone .... so I did. I went and stayed in a little town called White House in TN. There I met a lovely family at a Pizza Bar, I got on so well with them, they took me from my Motel 6 and brought me into their home. I stayed with them for two weeks. They shouted me to American Football, a tailgate, Ice Hockey, 4WDriving, it even snowed while I was there so we got into a snow ball fight (something I've never done). We went to Kentucky where I ate catfish. These are just a few of the things I enjoyed. I still keep in touch with them and can't wait till I can visit them again. Your country ROCKS!
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  25780. The W architecture is from VW :) They even have a W8, the same as block a the Bugatti veyron but half ! And its only available in a VW Passat 😂 ultimate sleeper
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  25781. None of them come close to the Aussie designed and built Kenworth T909, makes a Peterbilt look like a pickup truck🇦🇺
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  25782. There is a version in the UK, can't remember where. They're nuts!
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  25783. Glad you showed LEEDS . I'm from LEEDS and a LEEDS UNITED Fan . You have to be at ELLAND ROAD to experience it.
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  25784. Just hit 1K likes since I started watching the video. Love the whole family being involved in the videos and looking forward to the tasting video! Also; we have both Doritos and CC's in supermarkets here. And Jaffas are a bit of a contentious issue, as a lot of people don't like the orange/chocolate combination. And finally, Promite sucks, Vegemite all the way. Which is also a contentious issue in Aus! Kinda funny that Vegemite is named Vegemite and is yeast extract, while Promite is vegetable extract. I guess 'Yeastmite' isn't very appealing...
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  25785. That's awesome made us laugh the whole way to work hahaha
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  25786. Never noticed bollards weren't a factor in the US at all by simply not paying any attention to them at any time. Interestingly, both the British and the neighboring US Embassies in Berlin are being protected by massive - as far as I remember - mostly retractable bolards. Your YT-Channel is TLC for me...... 🥰
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  25787. Hi Ian and family! 💕💙💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  25788. Shapes are my definite go to snack. Pizza would be my top flavour. Chicken crimpy with philadelphia cream cheese is bomb. Haven't tried some of those though, but the vegemite n cheese ones are up there with the originals. Contrary to popular belief though, I hate the barbeque flavour haha
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  25789. Your father-in-law is such a dude. 👍🇦🇺❤️
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  25790. love them both and when I'm doing my shopping I only buy the one on sale. The odd thing is one of them is always on sale but never at the same time. 🙃
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  25791. If you appreciate a "mean" looking truck, check out the Mack V8 Valueliner. They sound cool too.
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  25792. And yeah, Nevada. A lot like northern WA.
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  25793. lol never seen so many aussies on one post before . lol
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  25794. Aussie Aussie Aussie 🇦🇺
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  25795. Portuguese here I was just starting my driving lesson today when both me and my instructor saw an accident happen: there's a small roundabout right by my driving school with 5 exits. Somehow, a black car that was going on the left lane crashed on to an eletric scooter and my teacher believes the scooter was circulating on the right lane...needless to say that our driving lessons are great to experience the jungle, even if we are not intervening😂
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  25796. Ahoy mate, yeah that was some huge fun to see, enjoying all your content, three cheers to you thanks
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  25797. You can watch the bridge to bridge ski race its just as insane as Southern 80
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  25798. Glad you got to see this one champ
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  25799. He has done lap of the Gods already.
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  25800. Some of the 50s and 60s cars are original and only bought out for this event and some of the early 1900s cars are worth 10s of millions of dollars each with only 1 or 2 in existence.
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  25801. The orange f6 you were looking at is an undercover cop if you didn't notice 👮🏻‍♂️
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  25802. Happy birthday 🎁🎂🍻 from Oz, hope you enjoyed your day 🙃
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  25803. Rip Sabine Schmidt March 16/2021 The goddess of Nurburgring ;(
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  25804. Bro I drove passed a Scania and it was loud AF 😂 NOW YOUR VIDEO POPED UP JUST FROM HEARING THE TRUCK WTF, They sound amazing though 😍♥️ the whole system just sounds so amazing 😭
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  25805. Nice one ! ...m looking forward to the upcoming Beer testing ;)))
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  25806. Sydney got the blue eyes. They are such well behaved children and even eat politely. You are doing a great job
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  25807. To be honest Ian you didnt miss much,will remind you next year.
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  25808. Tim Tam Slam time, lovley Family my mate 😁🌈💯
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  25809. New Chevy 👎 in the others truck I respect your opinion cool video brother
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  25810. You named every Bathurst legends beside 2 of the best. Craig Lowndes and Jamie Whincup. Forza Motorsport 7 has Bathurst plus modern V8 supercars. It's great fun
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  25811. Remind the steering wheel people you have 160 thousand subscribers.... Nothing wrong with flexing now n then 😉
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  25812. On my son's SIM, with V8 supercars, I can get down to 2m 03 secs. For your first hit out, that wasn't a bad lap.
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  25813. Pretty impressive with states
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  25814. Off topic I know, but did you see that Scott McLaughlin won his first Indi race?
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  25815. It's not a phobia man, it's called SMART, best to be over prepared when heading into the outback no matter how skilled you think you are
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  25816. Yes we want the whole extended family here
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  25817. A month and a half, covering 13,600km of countless parks, gorges, waterfalls, rivers, beaches, reefs, rain forest, gem diggings from Victoria to Cooktown North Queensland seems to vanish as if it is a long weekend only. Time past, long before you realise, and sad to rejoin daily city grind. Similar 2 months to Kakadu Northern Territory and to Broome Western Australia, visiting the many sites, parks, wonders galore, too many to do all possible places, as that needs years.
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  25818. What you probably didn't notice when they just scraped over the top of the low wall, was that they also went around a sign pole mounted on the top of the wall.
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  25819. The chirping sound comes from turbine stutter on throttle shutting (pressure peak ramming back through the intake) because afaik they didn't use blow off valves for some reason. Iconic sound - hard on the turbo - but I think the whole thing got changed/reworked rather frequently anyway
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  25820. just checked the guys website - 195K USD... Still, looks great for a 1980 Unimog.
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  25821. Cool idea for a video!
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  25822.  @IvorClegg  Thank you! Wow. I didn’t even expect any answers. It was more of an expression of admiration 😃👍🏻
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  25823. A Dutch artist built the bridges in a small town in his homeland, see the Wikipedia link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurobridges_Spijkenisse
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  25824. Dodge pretty rare in Oz. Seeing a lot big rams but only newer models. I worked for out of town 4wd. They build long range fuel tanks known as the Long ranger. and individual companies imported rams but I think we have dealerships now because so many new ones on the road.
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  25825. congrats on 20k subs man
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  25826. This was so cool to watch! I love these things and this one was in absolute mint condition! While Skoda is sold in Australia, we never got the Skoda Favorit, but I think they were sold across the Tasman in New Zealand. Also, I drive a 2022 Skoda Karoq.
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  25827. Hey 👋. I don't know if you already reacted to this but there is this channel called "hillclimb monsters" where you can see crazy hillclimb car builds you can check out. Hope you'll maybe do a video about this. Have a great day 😄
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  25828. In Czechia we used to use all blues too, but some time ago it changed
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  25829. Not a truck, but a futuristic car: Have you checked out the "BMW Vision Next 100" yet..? o_O It's a living car! - It breaths and changes its colours and shape and the interior by itself ... German car of the future! Quite "old" though! It was introduced in 2016 and is still a concept car as it is illegal to be on the road by law ... yet! They still have to change the laws around the globe for that kind of thing! ^^+gg But it's kind of epic! :) Take a look at it! A good video is called: "This Car Is Alive!" by "Supercar Blondie". The video is from Germany, but in english language ...
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  25830. My dream new car too! Haha always loved these, kind of a big brother to my s5 haha. Such a wolf in sheeps clothing
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  25831. Cooee cobber, that's a phrase for you to google mate. Hey Ian your accent wasn't too bad for a septic tank.(Aussie slang for Yank). In all honesty I enjoy your channel man, keep up the good work Tiger.👍
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  25832. One of my new favourite reactors reacting to one of my favourite comedians. Does it get any better
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  25833. I grew up in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne, not far from the Kenworth assembly plant. Loved seeing brand new toys rolling out for test drives.
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  25834. Hey Ian this is John again and I too just inquired a trans problem as well! This morning leaving church I put the truck in reverse and she lunged. I looked at my gauges and saw that the trans was in manual 4th gear starting out,but I didn't put it in manual. (4th gear going forward)slipping really bad.limped her home and also checked trans fluid, 1hole low from top hole on dipstick. Put half quart in,but did no good. But I Tried tow/haul and shifts like it should, but still have engine light on. I have always put her in manual mode 6 Every time I drove the power wagon. Not sure if I want to drive it .... What do ya think, Scared in Michigan
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  25835. Lol. You should do some reviews of Carl Barron comedy bits 🤣🤣
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  25836. Well done, Ian. A lot of beginners luck, but hey, it's part of the game.
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  25837. Darwin is absolutely amazing. Been there twice . Had an absolute blast . Top town great people .
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  25838. He has done a video regarding Australian Poly notes etc.
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  25839. Glasshouse Mountains, Landsborough, Queensland (QLD)
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  25840. I was only drinking one of these last night. It was the last one of about a dozen I bought. I love it - very refreshing. However, it's not your typical Belgian beer, and I think a lot of people would think it's gone off. I'm from the UK and the first time I tried it, it reminded me of a Cider. I'm surprised you enjoyed it, but glad that you did.
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  25841. Yes, Chaos all around, and we are so glad this year is nearly over! 👍 So many are still shopping online, but it's not really Christmas without seeing the big store Christmas displays and hearing the repeating Christmas Carols! 😃
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  25842. If I made a video of each time I'm getting in situations where I've got mere centimeters to spare I could make a movie every month to be honest. Depending on the job you get to know your dimensions real quick. You swim or you drown, simple as that
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  25843. (:
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  25844. I wish we got the Doge Challenger and Doge Charger here in Australia
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  25845. Love ya videos big fella, i check you tube for your videos like i check face book for posts lol, i love the enthusiasm you have about our country and coulture, would love to talke you to one of my local swiming holes in the bush one day, 4x4 access only, keep the vids comin, hope you and your family are well, cheers Andy
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  25846. If you change the venomous animals to deadly animals, I’m sure the US would just up the list lol
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  25847. Yes Ian. You must watch tillys VF Pacer when it had the Hemi 6 265 cubic inch with 3 side draft webbers. Like was said earlier it sounds insane. These are around 2016 I might add. You should of watched this vid to the end. Shows the windscreen getting blown out. Watch the rear veiw as well so you can see what happens to the rear screen.
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  25848. There's a local guy here in northern germany who drives an old 911 in national-level rallies. A few years ago he bought a rally-spec 996 GT3, drove it for two rallies and sold it again because "it's boring". Now he's back to the old ones :) He's not even in some "retro" class, he's beating newer-model Evos, Subarus and whatever else left right and center.
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  25849. Hey there, mate… Lately I have had to search for your videos which I find very strange. Until recently They have all appeared on my Recently Uploaded section. Yours is not the only one of my favourite channels that have this problem. I’m in Sydney Australia and have the Premium viewing option which as you know, has an extra payment that I have to make. Not your fault mate, seems to be a glitch with YouTube.
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  25850. These things are very popular in the eu, it looks absolutely amazing
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  25851. Emma looks like Boo from monster inc 😍
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  25852. There is a YouTube channel called “fuel injection sucks”. They do a lot of super cheap builds. They got a non turbo Barra motor and added a turbo and swapped it into a late 70’s US Ford. I think it was an LTD or something like that.
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  25853. Happy to see you enjoy the views from my homeland! Greetings from Styria to all!
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  25854. Awesome Video!!💪🏼 My recommendation for your next video would be the BMW 1M LMS Le-Mans Car
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  25855. I reckon he's in New Mexico.
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  25856. the Toyota land crusiers that we have in Australia are only two models in the 2023 range and they are Sahara ZX Auto 4x4 and GR Sport Auto,GXL Auto
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  25857. The glass is great Ian. But if you have an Ikea nearby you can get a six pack of Ivrig stemless 45cl glasses for like six dollars. They are great for beer and basically anything liquid. Duchesse is nice btw. Haven't had it in years so maybe it's time to try it again.
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  25858. Merry Christmas and all the best wishes for 2025 from Belgium
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  25859. You need to react to NSW sport sedans
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  25860. really not so bad! 😂 thank you buddy! i like your good humor and happy mood, it's contagious
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  25861. 2:04 interesting I always thought of the way you guys use pads and helmets to be less intense. It's for protection afterall right? Without those protections it's just body vs body not pad on pad. I can see your points on the helmets tho I always thought that would be more dangerous.
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  25862. 9:54 Nice of you to try to pronounce "Deutschland" (Germany). However, you should pronounce the "eu" part as "oi/oy", if that makes sense. And you say "a" (like "aaaaah"). Not "a" as in "states". Hope that's clear.
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  25863. The chef in me wants to put the them over a flame to get that smoke flavour going on, what's the cheese you using, thanks Pedro im going to give this a crack and then one day put my own spin on it. 👍🤠
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  25864. It’s called Queso Fresco. And yes if not available you can use any cheese of choice :) it is a delicious recipe ❤❤❤
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  25865. Mate we all use roo sack for bottle opener’s
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  25866. Nextime with 🥓 too! It's our Summer Burger!👍 (We call that a burger with the Lot(summer style ) The regular.... Without the pineapple 🍍 & Beetroot.
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  25867. Hi again Ian, hope you and your family are well. My third car was the sedan version of this 1994 VR ute and I can say it was a decent car that bought I used and owned for about 2-3 years. Registration in Victoria where I live is a little bit cheaper for utes (commercial vehicles), but still nearly $600 as of this year for my 2015 VF ute.
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  25868. Alice Springs here. You may be interested to know the Todd River has been flowing this week. It was VERY wet last week.
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  25869. Even the smaller wallabies put on a good show, I suggest watching the episode " Kung Fu Kangaroo's, ,Tim's Adventures " Tim is a sapphire miner in QLD and has an interesting channel on Youtube.
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  25870. Pretty cool Ian. No idea what engine that boat was running, but I know the Kelly brothers (of Supercars fame) run a modified Nissan V8 supercar engine in their boat (700+hp). If you like the ski racing, water ski jumping is pretty cool too, it's similar to downhill ski jumping, but on water. It's a feature of the annual Moomba weekend here in Melb. Oh, and the Birdman rally at the same event is pretty funny and entertaining, you should definitely check that out and react to it
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  25871. iWrocker - if you input BOM: for Bureau of Meteorology - into Google, it will take you to the official Australian Federal govt. site for weather. Beware, its addictive. Lol 😂 Once there, you can input Mount Augustus, and Marble Bar and Telfer in the search space, in the very top right hand corner and then click on the corresponding Forecast, and you will see the official temps. for those places for a week. Today and tomorrow, Mt Augustus has 48°c and some areas, particularly those that do not have a radar, recording station can get over 50°c = 122°F and above. In the yellow drop down area on the home page, you can see the current Heatwave warnings and areas plus Tsunamis, cyclones and flooding. At the moment we have ALL four. Its one of the worlds best and simplified. BOM app will alert you to warnings and locally.
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  25872. These are us police cars but not from the LAPD they painted them to Look like LAPD Carsten after These Importen them to france
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  25873. Wad up bro! Glad u doing well and back ready put out content! Gotta link up this year! Got some ideas if u dwn
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  25874. I might be a Holden person but I do have a soft spot for the Valigrunts...err..Valiants! I remember being young and riding in a Valiant ute and I do have a thing about the VC Valiants...especially their speedos for some strange reason! But yeah, they are a nice car. As for Chargers...yes I do like the Aussie Chargers but the 1969 General Lee gives anyone a chubby!
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  25875. Time to hellcat the power wagon????
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  25876. There is also a Marmite which is made in NZ, Promite is stronger than Vegemite but they are all good. Minties are also known to suck the fillings out of your teeth.
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  25877. Nice, to see an American reacting to our Football-Culture :-) You have to look up a performance of the Ultras of Borussia Dortmund ;-)
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  25878. Keeping mine pretty much stock, driving it reasonably tame...get 13-15 mpg. I’ll take that any time.
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  25879. Iwrocker did you know they made a mistake with the border of Vic/SA? Victoria won't fix that mistake.
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  25880. In the Southwest "Kartoffelpuffer" or "Reibekuchen" (different names for potato pancakes) were not well--known before the 1950s, but the Swiss variety named "Rösti" (which are made without eggs and are often thicker and wider). Spätzle from the supermarket are not spaetzle imho (and most Swabians as well as many Badenians will agree with me). To make them yourself you need about one big or two small eggs per person, flour (best is mixture of wheat or spelt middlings and spelt or wheat flour, which you can buy as "Spätzlemehl") and up to one egg shell of water per egg, spiced with a bit of salt and nutmeg. The amount of flour depends on the chosen method of dropping the spaetzle dough in boiling water - scraping from a cutting board, using a Spaetzle plane or a Spaetzle press. The word Leber in Leberkäse has nothing to do with liver, but with the word "Laib" - loaf. There were some sound shifts, and now most states except of Bavaria state by law that it has to be called "Fleischkäse" (meat cheese or meat loaf) if no liver is in it - but that is only a big misunderstanding. It is baked from a finely minced and seasoned sausage dough in a loaf pan. A LKW (short for "Lastkraftwagen" = truck or "Leberkäswecken" = bread roll with a warm slice of meat loaf) is still a popular lunch to go at least in the southern states of Germany. Maultaschen are one of the Swabian and Badenian pasta specialities. The most famous traditional variety has a greenish filling of spinach and minced meat mixed with egg, mostly from northern Swabia (while in Catholic southern Swabia there is less spinach and more garlic, onions and spices). It can be served in broth, but the more popular variety nowadays is "geschmälzt" - in molten butter with fried onion rings. Potato salad is made very different in North and South Germany. In the North it is mostly the maynonnaise dressing variety, in the south the variety with vinegar and broth (this variety should be eaten lukewarm, not cold!), but there is also a variety with a vinegar-and-oil based dressing. Wiener sausages are also called Saiten in the south. "Saite" refers to the sheep or goat casing (made from their intestines) and can also mean the string (or chord ) of guitar or violin (which are "Saiteninstrumente" in German), which were in former times made from the exact same material.
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  25881. Ian,have you seen the off road trial comps these 8x8 tetras do..? There's a channel called K4 Movies.
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  25882. As a Hungarian I see Austria and I watch
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  25883. Beerenberg is quality products. My father use to work there so I got inside view of how sauces n jams r made. Always smells so good around beerenberg at hahndorf, strawberries to pick, sauces, jams, mustards etc. Chocolate, caramel, strawberry ice toppings all so so good
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  25884. There are a couple of Aussie flags on the way to my nearest supermarket/fast food, so yeah I see the Aussie flag most days also.
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  25885. Sounds awesome
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  25886. Mobil, judging by the Synergy pumps and new ExxonMobil ribbon. Mobil kinda died out in Australia, mostly merging or defecting into BP franchises, but there are 7-Elevens which are Mobils plus a slight resurgence particularly in SA.
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  25887. Thanks for sharing this video 👍 they also apears in Paris Dakar early years,side by side with unimogs😃 In army,i drive both 😍😍😍 hello from Portugal
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  25888. I’m pretty sure I’ve seen one of those crazy ass truckie shows with an Indian bloke doing this on a hillside in an old truck that I wouldn’t feel safe driving down the street 🤣… It was crazy AF, especially how high he was!!!
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  25889. Ian, yes Brock in the Repco is a great story. Go for it. There were Reliablity Trials from way back in the 1950s called the Redex Trials and I think one in the late 60s early 70s was the Ampol. The early Redex Trials captured the imagination of the public and competitors and you will find a bit on them as well. An early one had (was won?) by Gelignite Jack Murray in an old 48 Ford. He used to stop and blow stuff up along the route! 🤣 Larry Perkins’ father competed in at least one round Australia in a VW Beetle.
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  25890. I tried a Birthday cake flavoured 3 Musketeers so good 👍
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  25891. Thank you for highlighting the Ford Sierra Cosworth, I have had one for over 30 years, my one is a 4-door Saphire 4x4 which is a sanitised version. The Merkur XR4Ti is a performance-oriented 3-door hatchback sold in North America from 1985 to 1989. A product of the Ford Motor Company, the car was a version of the Ford Sierra.
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  25892. Glad to see you using "truck" appropriately for a change. LOL. Love DAKAR trucks, thanks.
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  25893. Do a video on the 1 million dollar falcon gtho phase 3 and or the phase 4 that just sold for 2 million aud!
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  25894. Just gonna say, some of the numbers regarding rain are far off. Copenhagen (where I live) the average annual rainfall is 153 days + 27 days of snow, so 180 total.  Also we have a phenomenon where humidity is basically 100% but without rain, it's locally called dust rain, and isn't counted as actual rain, but you still get soaked due to the tiny water droplets being everywhere in the air. The map saying 102 days of rain is almost 50% off, and to any local person is pretty laughable. If only we were that lucky :D There's a reason why talking about the weather here is a competitive sport haha. Gotta make this grey and wet outlook exciting somehow
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  25895. Great video Brad Jones the driver now runs a 3 super cars under the Brad Jones racing banner
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  25896. Don't give Ryan Air any ideas now... they'd pounce on the bungee cord strapped to the wing idea if they could. They've even looked into "standing seats" and double decker/stacked seats.
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  25897. Yes, not a big fan of Hawaiian Pizza myself as I don't like Pineapple which is you know a main ingredient of a Hawaiian so you can keep that for yourself there Ian but the original Pizza shapes are my favourite, although I haven't tried a couple of the others as yet so that may change. Keep the videos coming!
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  25898. That was a very good and educational video lol and yeah 😎😎😎😎😎
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  25899. It’s pronounced Mount 👁sa.
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  25900. Check out Martyn Jones rallying a blue Vauxhall Nova in the Isle of Man if you haven't already. Legendary.
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  25901. G'day Ian. Not many US vehicles for sale in Australia since the US companies have given up on making right hand drive cars. So expensive to have them converted here that just two types are converted here and sold by dealers. All well over $100,000. Mustang the exception and C8 Corvette in only very limited numbers. Mustang far more common but impressing less buyers over time after the first sales burst on release seven years back. The top three sellers are light trucks that the makers like to call utes even though they are not car based. Reason is they dont have real utes to sell any more. Massive rise in prices in the past three years. Take or leave it pricing then maybe even a years wait for in demand types. Lots like me holding on to their six year old cars. Being a looked after Mazda it is still running like new.
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  25902. Hello , the trailer is a French brand trailer nicolas , it also manufactures the famous super heavy tractomas 10X10 and 8X8 , you who like big toys, I invite you to see their manufacture 😉
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  25903. Ian, you cant beet the rally cars. 👍👍
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  25904. Mint Slice are very nice biscuits as well. I prefer CC's (it stands for Corn Chips) over Doritos, but i go for the plain version - no extra flavour
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  25905. good show ian and fam. to answer the question of desert flora, we have texan wattles, leichardt trees, boab trees, saltbush, mulga trees and a list longer than my arm of monsoonal wildflowers. a while back, you were gifted a bush tucker man dvd. that dvd is basically a former aussie military officer who traveled through the desert, surviving off what the land provided. in that dvd you should get a great eye-view of what natively grows in our deserts. while you were on holiday, did you pick up any nice rocks? sincerely, a fellow rock hound from tasmania
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  25906. Finally.....I do takeoff and landing analyses for a living.....in the words of mine retired pilot Dad, "no aircraft has remained in the air, ever" P.s. the bigger the plane, the easier it is, they just fly easier, corrections are easier, always touch down on one main gear, and be very attentive with the rudder.......history shows us that some almost killed the PAX
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  25907. That’s a lot of calendars! One for each room!!
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  25908. I’m shocked pawpaw cream is Australian…. I had no idea. Used it on my tattoos!! 😂
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  25909. Yes, Kimi was awesome. So plainly spoken, rarely (if ever) PC or following the team / sponsor's line. He is so missed in the modern world of corporate motor racing "correctness", it was why he was so loved by the media & the fans but DREADED by sponsors & teams.
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  25910. I second that👍
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  25911. Yeah, so I’m an arachnophobic person living in Australia.... so this is fun
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  25912. Yeah sandman, called in sick, camped in front of the air-conditioner looking forward to a scorchers victory ✌
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  25913. Not quite in this league but for road cars pretty much anything with the Alfa Busso V6 and a de-restricted inlet. They have a unique chesty bellow from about 2500rpm that morphs into a howl as you get to 7000 - yes the exhaust sounds nice too but it's the induction roar you hear when sat in the drivers seat that makes it special.
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  25914. It’s been a while since I looked at it’s history but, in Central Qld we had an active Gold Mine at Mt Morgan that was considered the richest deposit in the the world. It was also considered as the largest open cut gold mine in the Southern Hemisphere. In it heyday the production of gold paid out Australia’s National debt at the time to the Americans and then became a Country in it’s own right. I just forget the exact year? Plus Central Qld also has what is the richest sapphire fields in the world, commonly known as the Gemfields. In your own time if you get an opportunity, watch an Aussie movie called “Buddies”. A movie made about the Gemfields in CQ. Would also make for a great reaction clip for YouTube
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  25915. Been to the Cadbury factory in Tasmania did a tour there before they closed it ah the smell of chocolate and watch the chocolate go around the factory down conveyor belts best day ever
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  25916. Good on you stewart for sending those double coat hitters! gang gang
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  25917. Never fails to bring a tear to my eye. Always.
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  25918. These professional drivers have to so fiscally fit the extreme heat that comes of the track & in car temperature are to the extreme what these professional athletes which they are plus race drivers it is unbelievable how they cope with it but back in to old days i mean early 1970 1980 ts when in car cooling system that was tuff boys became men
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  25919. aussie: why is everything so big in america ? american : ha! uno reverse card!.
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  25920. Go on the aussie or uk page of skoda. Than you can read more and compare
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  25921. Great memes really enjoyable, i had so much fun and a lot with some hidden truth, which takes them next level. So thx for guiding us through them.
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  25922. So many excpetional European cars (and some delightfully bad ones!) BTW, I once had a long taxi ride in old, commie-run Czechoslovakia in a dark blue T613. Magnificent memories! And the sinister-looking Tatra 603 is an all time dream car. Tatra is one of the greatest, weirdest brands ever. Like Citroën. Most of their cars were fantastic until they went mainstream. The revolutionary Traction Avant, followed by DS/ID. SM and CX, even the tiny 2CV. Just great stuff. BTWII, the Volvo PV (the black one) and the following Amazon models are classic cars that can be used as a daily drivers. Build to last, easy to fix and most spares are available at decent prices.
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  25923. Mr Wrocer and family the reason we love you and your family is because you are are obviously genuine honest and down to earth people. Aussies don't lick the arses of famous or would be famous people. There are so many US and a few poms trying to react to Aussie music or whatever, They have no understanding of the subject matter and are obviously shills and grifters. I have a little hopefully constructive and not offensive adice. please don't react to bottom of the barrel US, English or Nigerian youtubers who have no clue. There is good content from Aus , Try National Film and Sound Archive access . it's huge but might not be the easiast too navigate YMMV. your commentators have made good suggestions. also I don't need to see scotswomen telling me it's hot in the Kimberly in mid summer, I want to to see squirrels and chipmunks and bison. Anyways best wishes and good luck👍😎 also v8 falcon
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  25924. The amount of aussie food you're getting you could probably become an importer or distributor of Australian food in the states
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  25925. Your new cam is looking good Ian 👍 I have a 2006 Mercedes C180 Kompressor 4dr in black and it's been the best 2nd hand car I've ever bought. Immaculate condition inside and out, mechanically sound with 160,000 kms. Paid only $6k AUD with RWC. Keep up the good work and can't wait to see you down under one day 🇦🇺✈️ JP (Melbourne)
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  25926. not to critic the original video but you definitely should look at real pictures of the stadiums, i suggest "UEFA Champion's League stadiums 2023/2024" by TFC Stadiums , sometimes the view itself from the stadium is worth it, i suggest watching "20 stadiums with a spectacular view" by The Wide World of Stadiums
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  25927. Shell V-Power the worst of them all it hasn't changed in how many years. 😝
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  25928. Have you seen Sebastian Loeb on his Pike's Peak record run?
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  25929. First
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  25930. IWrocker is one of my favourite YouTube reaction channels, such a real guy🤙🤙
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  25931. Oh dude, I live near the Belgian border in the south of The Netherlands (Limburg) and know those beer quite good. They're poured in Maastricht a lot too. All the beers are awesome. Ranking is not necessary, their all good. Njoy!! One thing, try to find glasses suited for the beers. It really adds up to the flavour of the beer ;)
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  25932. G'day Ian, I live near Electra Breweries at Bundy. The trick to opening the ring pull caps on their softdrink bottles... pull down, out, then up... I drink their drinks all the time, they are even better with some Bundy Rum. Some of the recognised names for the mixers; Rum & Ginger beer = Dark & Stormy, Rum & Sarsaparilla = Smooth & Shifty, etc... 🥃🍺🍻
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  25933. Congratulations, Ian. Well deserved.
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  25934. you can slam the mint slice's too
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  25935. You should check out Sabine Schmit(R.I.P) on top gear driving a ford transit van around the Nurbergring, if you enjoy true crazy driving skills.
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  25936. Peter Brock actually drove my nun 2 her formal (prom) in this exact car, she was walking 2 it and brocky was driving pass pulled over and asked If she was ok and wanted a lift and of course nun said yes, so he drove her, but he had he’s race helmet on the passenger seat, so she had 2 hold the helmet. Sadly we last nun on the 19th of June and cos of COVID we couldn’t put her 2 rest until like a week of 2 ago, and worst of all I was unable 2 attend, Rest In Peace nun I miss u sooo sooo much
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  25937. Everyone needs a bit of a break. No need for apologies. Great to have you back and you sound really pumped!!!! Sounds like exciting times ahead. Looking forward to it.
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  25938. Hey mate, here's a video of an Aussie ute flipping on it's roof during a burnout. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO944af2oMc
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  25939. 05 single cab PW that’s my vote! I know there hard to find, as I’m sure they will know what they have and want a premium price. But I still think a 3rd gen PW build would be really fun.
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  25940. Tried to edit my previous comment. For some reason youtube don’t let me. Also pretty happy you understood most of this. As an Aussie I think we hear a lot more British accent than you. They also use some similar slang different to the US. But you seemed to do well. I’d be surprised if you got everything. But you seemed to understand what he was saying. Maybe I’m wrong but seems like you have learned a lot from your channel.
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  25941. IWrocker should maybe just start a pure beer testing channel, and test beers from all over the world (and get payed to get hammered on YT)? Great episode btw!
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  25942. You should do a more in-depth look at Singapores’s Red Rhinos. They’re deployed to almost every single type of calls and deal with anything from small-Med fire, to cardiac arrest, etc. Most times, fires are already out by the time larger trucks arrive, and they mostly just deal with stubborn flames or cooling down
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  25943. When I seen the bag the pies were in I thought it was goon 😂
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  25944. Congrats ian, you deserve this for all that you have been through. Legend mate!
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  25945. Congratulations and thank you for your hours, days, weeks, months you spent editing your videos so we can enjoy them. I found you a month ago, so I'm not a "subscriber of the first hour", but I'm here to stay because you're entertaining .
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  25946. Could also be a Subaru Justy, the EXACT same car, just with subaru logos, boxer engine and 4wd👌
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  25947. The lady with the tips is just a social justice warrior trying to rewrite history by making up rubbish. Europeans have never done things because of America. She’s just trying to link it to her “wacism”.
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  25948. That was kinda interesting, we have super bad road rage attitude here in New Zealand, the young girls are the worst at it too lol. much love from Nz brother.
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  25949. NZ Speedway is massive. We have a lot of classes that race every saturday or sunday night at each track, there is over 20 tracks scattered around NZ. What you watched was Superstocks which is the biggest or most popular class but we also have some classes that are nearly as popular: Stockcars (same or similar chassis as the superstock except 4 cylinder, not V8 like the Supersotcks), then you also have the mini stocks which have a smaller chassis and run a lot slower and are non contact (Standard Stock and Superstock are full contact). You also have mini sprints, full size sprint cars, midgets (basicly mini sprint without the wing), saloons, modifieds, street stocks (normal cars with rollcage), sidecars and solos (motorbike classes). There is probably a few more but that is most of them. The biggest night on the NZ Speedway calendar is the Teams Champs that is held once a year around and it's pretty much the Bathurst/Indy 500/Superbowl etc of NZ. At least one team from each region/track compete each year for the title and how it pretty much works is each team will have 4 Superstock cars and there will be 2 attckers and 2 blockers, only 2 teams are on the track at a time so which ever team wins will go on to the next race. The event happens over 2 days. Also, I think you should watch a video of crashes from NZ Speedway, I recommend this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jv8YkFb-Ho
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  25950. I work for Scania. It's interesting to see the trucks being made, we see a bit in our in house training videos although just working in a dealership in Austalia we don't see the assembly process to this extent at work. These trucks are the next generation LPGRS series Euro 6 13 litres. Scania looks after their employees very well. I would recommend a job at a Scania dealer to anybody. There are lots of different roles to be filled.
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  25951. I love you but you're not very good at doing this on time are you 😅
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  25952. This is like sports commentary! Good man Ian, keep it up. Fierce entertaining.
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  25953. Nice video! You could also watch "IN THE MOOD FOR VIENNA | Top Attractions Vienna, Austria | Travel Guide" Keep it up ;) Greetings from Vienna
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  25954. Hope this goes viral for iwrocker!
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  25955. Ian, education is wanting in every country. I'd suggest Aussie kids have an enclave of clueless kids too.
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  25956. I love mopar misses the aussie charger and goes straight to the xa then he sees what his used to all good bud but that aussie charger had some serious boogie
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  25957. Many many years ago when I used to work airport maintenance, I let a couple of these onto the airport to do some high speed testing along the taxiways and apron. These things FLY.
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  25958. It was a good quality video to show the drivers eye view but it was not a lap at full racing speed. The link below although shorter gives you a much better idea of speed and sound in a real race scenario.
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  25959. Got em boss ❤❤❤ beat the bots :) 🤖
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  25960. bis auf das schmatzen ein gutes Video :D (ist für mich immer ein Kampf xd)
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  25961. I dont know if this has been said before. But if i am not mistaken, there is a minimum time limit for WEC pitstops. They get a bigger pit stop after an growing amount of laps. So that's why it might look a bit more relaxed.
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  25962. you should check out General Monash and the battle of hamel
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  25963. Is that Chopper from One Piece?! Niceeee.
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  25964. That robot thing is great to get cars from low parking garages where the tow truck can't get in, or maybe rather out if it has another car loaded. Just send in the robot to bring the car outside. Edit: and the second later they showed on in a parking garage, lol.
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  25965. As an American, I can say that we love pushing the limits and trying crazy things like this.
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  25966. Something I think would be an awesome video to interact with and watch is: American reacts to subscribers cars! If there was some way we could send you photos of our vehicles Cheers!
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  25967. That spiky critter is an echidna. Here where I live there are plenty of them and I even have my own resident echidna Eddie! I also have a resident koala in one of the trees along my driveway. Got to be wary of koalas as looks can be deceiving...they can be vicious little buggers! As for snow skiing, I live just over 100 k west of the closest snowfields to me...Mount Buller and Mount Sterling.
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  25968. u have to come to aus would love to see those videos
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  25969. I own a '15 Wagon, but if someone were to slap some 37" M/T's on a Civic and off road it I would get a kick out of it. lol As for the TFL video being mentioned on here, I have gone up the Cliffhanger 2.0 with the Wagon and 35" Nitto Ridge Grappler and succeeded by taking my time and no lockers on. Good video though.
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  25970. Sure you could buy one. Be prepared to spend a fair chunk of cash though. They're not cheap any more
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  25971. Some trivia which may surprise many. The very first international game of cricket believe it or not was staged in New York in 1844. USA V Canada.
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  25972. Congratulationson your new family member. I'm an Aussie, but I have a online mate that I game with who is American, and named his Daughter Sydney she must be in her mid twenties by now. lol little Emma could talk the leg of a chair, as we say down under.
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  25973. Damn Ian if u got an 05 and built it with 40s I’d love it more than the one you had x100
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  25974. Awesome 😎 They used to do motorbike and side car at the Isle of Man 🇮🇲 I don’t know if they still do but there’s some good videos about it and it’s insane
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  25975. Maybe he delivering it to a different address
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  25976. Would've thought the most popular food in Aus would be pizza by a huge margin, followed by sushi and all the rest of the fast food outlet stuff like hamburgers and chips, fish & chips in the old days.
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  25977. best and cheapest maintenance you can do to a car is change oil and filter often like 10000 km. or once a year if you dont drive that much. prevent sludge building up and causing other problems. also dont run it almost dry for fuel before you refill. this way potential debris wont end in the pickup tube. its cheaper to prevent problems than cure them.
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  25978. Highly recommend listening to the jaguar xjr-9, one of the best sounding v12s ever
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  25979. I love messing with Americans with "Strine" slang...especially when I was working with some from while o/s. One time I needed to use a wheelbarrow and so I asked one bloke who was from Montana if I could "nick off" with his wheelbarrow for a while. He was confused and said "pardon"? I then had to explain that I needed to borrow his wheelbarrow for a little while! Another time some other bloke from another part of the US (forget where he came from) asked me if I wanted another coffee. As I had already had one, I had to say no as otherwise I would've been pinging off the walls. Again, this bloke was confused until I told him that it was the same thing as "being wired!" Other Americans I was talking to I had them pissing themselves laughing when we had a conversation about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinski! Especially when I said that they don't call the Oval Office the Oval Office anymore as after Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinski, it became the Oral Office. And if Killlary...err...I mean Hillary won instead of Trump, Monica would've had a bad taste in her mouth! "Close....but no cigar!" :D
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  25980. Congrats Ian, Dani and kids. She is absolutely precious and what a wonderful name. Emma and Andrew gorgeous as always and can tell Emma is going to be a YouTuber like daddy haha lots of love from Sydney
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  25981. I remember this funny as f#@k, the English & Australian's do these sought of things best. Check out Dave Hughes from Australia at the logies, can't remember what Year it was but someone in the comments will remember and tell you. 🤣😂😅👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  25982. Those of us who live in Europe recognize several of Holden's models as they have used Opel as a template for several of their models. Here I recognized Opel Commandore, Opel Manta, Opel Omega, it looked empty. looks like they had used Merceds as a model for one of the first pairs that were shown! Even today you see similarities with Opel and Holden!
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  25983. Mate, we understand. Corporations/businesses are allowed to screw us over, but heaven help us if we use 30 seconds of footage from anything they own. Welcome to how the world works.
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  25984. Fantastic Pedro 👋, thanks for sharing your recipe will definitely be trying to make that 💯👍🇦🇺 and I like the way you have you're tequila lemon and salt 👍
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  25985. Yaa my home town finally 👍will be out in the harbour fishing tomorrow and yep its true where a bit different up here lmao.
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  25986. This is absolutely crazy!
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  25987. Mate I'm a die hard v8 ho,den guys but these all wheel drive skylines where stupid fast and this guy could drive
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  25988. I've spent quite some time in European hotels, and I don't recognise her story about the breakfast at all. 99% of them (on mainland Europe anyway) have a buffet, where you can refill your plate as many times as you want. In the UK you usually have to order a breakfast (full English, full Irish, etc), but that's also more than enough food, most of the time.
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  25989.  @rogerstarkey5390  when I saw the thumbnail I desperately hoped that she meant British English or something but to my horror she actually thought it was a completely different language than English
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  25990. Awesome points of view ya had mate. Old vid but your an enthusiastic young bloke which made it feel like it was yesterday. 😉 ridgy didge job man.🤘🇦🇺🍻🍻🍻
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  25991. Cable Beach is near Broome, a town near the coast and is on red sand. It has a population of about 15,000.
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  25992. The trucks are actually parts and repair vehicles for the teams other vehicles such as cars, bikes and atvs and quads. However they are also racing in the dakar too. They all help each other out as well
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  25993. They have a transaxle and a locked Diff IRS rear end 6 speed gearbox Ian.
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  25994. 🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
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  25995. I can recommend the 2 yt vids from Nico Rosberg getting his one (number one of 150), and driving his around Monaco where he parked it on the mountain because he didn't know how to get it of the parking brake :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN64wMLyCuY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FW5f5NJ1XY
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  25996. 👋🏼
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  25997. Happy birthday mate. You guys rock!
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  25998. Your original Budweiser video made me to finally try drinking beer. I am a 29 year old Czech but I am also quite sensitive to bitter taste so I never really liked beer. I made a tier list and so far my taste buds liked Bernard 12° the most at 8/10. I gave Pilsner 6/10 and Budweiser 5/10 (mostly because I drank it first and put it in the middle on purpose). It's fun to virtually join you guys. You can consider yourself a proper influencer now. 😁
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  25999. Pedro eres un tipo genial.! Cheers from OZ. Saludos desde Australia.
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  26000. Cadbury chocolate is good, but Whittaker’s chocolate from New Zealand is so much nicer!
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  26001. Hey you should definitely watch Dakar Kamaz chasing WRC Polo on rally stage! The video is not very long but it’s a hell of a watch!
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  26002. Grag Murphy AKA Barry Ford watch that lol keep up the good work bro Happy for you to be an Aussie
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  26003. I had an oriental noodles years ago and never again, it was so hot that couldn't taste it any more when I got half way through it. It was like eating a bowl of straight birds eye chilli 🌶 🥵
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  26004. Congratulations on your little cutie Sydney ❤😍 🇦🇺
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  26005. I'm thinking about shipping you some really cool model euro-trucks. Is that something that would be interesting to you?
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  26006. Thats a great car. In the video its the first generation of the modern octavia and is very popular in europe. It was my first turbo charged car and i loved it. It shared the chassis with vw golf 4 and seat leon. Had a 1.8 turbo engine from vw with 180hp.
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  26007. See ya at 8PM, (Ireland) Texas is usually a pretty good race.
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  26008. That's what happens when you are a continent and are not connected to mainland 👍 Australia is the best country in the world and has the best wildlife in the world
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  26009. Love your wife and family mate ❤️
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  26010. Hi Ian. I know you like rock formations so here's one that I dare say most Australians have not heard of. 'Balls Pyramid' off the east coast near Lord Howe Island. The remainder of an ancient volcano, it rises 1/2 a kilometer straight out of the ocean. Worth a look.
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  26011. Ford Falcon is right up there with durability. Just not so much the classics.
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  26012. You are a race driver, why don't you start something like this in the United States, so we can make a world cup of it ? Would't be a great idea ?
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  26013. I don't even dislike the hybrids, but the V12s and V10s were Trulli something else. The V8s were good too.
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  26014. Yer doing well, smashing Vegemite on toast without spitting it out! Now that yer've got the taste of Vegemite yer can now have it whatever to your taste. A fried or poached egg on the top of your Vegemite toast works as well.
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  26015. There is a video on YouTube about how volvo did magic tricks to keep the engine within regulations so the could race it in the series, it's something worth watching.
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  26016. I absolutely love your enthousiasm and positivity
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  26017. brilliant mate
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  26018. Welcome to New Zealand. Looking forward to when you get to some of our motorsports.
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  26019. She'll be right mate Ozzie's always kick on
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  26020. you must come saudia arabia You well be more experianse And more information about professional Sand cars ☑️👍🇸🇦
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  26021. If you really want to get a french car, I recommend you better get a Renault. I think they are a little bit better quality and more durable than Peugeots. And Citroens are not that great anymore -the times of the DS are long gone. But it will always be a gamble, especially if you dont have a dealership and service point near by. Except if your name is Jay Leno, I guess... :)
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  26022. Cleveland has great tap water compared to most other cities.
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  26023. If you love these supercars, please please check out Australia's only home made supercar, the Brabham BT62. Made in Adelaide, they only made 90-100 of them, retail at just under $2mil.
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  26024. Congratulations to all the family. As soon as I saw it was a girl I thought of ‘Sydney’ (I am not psychic), I just thought the name fitted. Lovely choice. Originally from the Northern Beaches in Sydney but now a few hours south on the beautiful South Coast. Health and happiness. 🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️
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  26025. I tried the Europe with no outlines and aced it in just over 3 minutes by skipping past the difficult little ones like Andorra, Luxembourg, Monaco and a couple of the Balkans that I was less sure about and coming back to them when I'd got the surrounding countries. Like for example, finding Andorra without borders is almost pure luck, but if you've already identified France and Spain then Andorra becomes easy. I'm going to try it with US states now. [snip] 82% on US states in 5 minutes. I got Vermont and New Hampshire the wrong way round, which I always do, hit Rhode Island while aiming for Connecticut, and had a couple of other near misses. Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada I missed because I got cocky, ignored my own advice, and didn't skip them to come back after I'd got a neighbouring state. Even so, I'm pleased with 82% given I've only been to 5 US states and one of those was only for a connecting flight.
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  26026. If you watch Mosterts crash in 2014 you I'll see how crazy fast they take the mountain.
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  26027. Congrats from the Netherlands to you and your wonderfull family
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  26028. The ridiculous zoning system in the US is one of the big problems.
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  26029. When I was in the UK I never shopped at tesco, occasionally sainsburys but most of the time morrisons. Also I would of thought the north east of the US would have a higher cost of living than say somewhere in the south.
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  26030. Would you ever come to Australia when travel reopens. Could imagine a solid vlogging series
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  26031. That gen of Cruze is exactly the same in all markets (and was sold as Chevy in most markets) Barina is rebadged Chevy Aveo. Previous Barinas were rebadged Suzuki Coltus and Opel Corsa B and C. Chevrolet Captiva was offered as diesel everywhere. It's also the sister car of Opel Antara (2nd gen Saturn Vue in US) One thing about Ford. While you think there is only one Ford. There isn't. There is Ford US, Ford of Europe and Ford Australia. Ford Europe made Mondeo, Fiesta, Focus, Sierra, Cortina, Escort, Kuga, Puma, Cougar, Fusion (the MPV, not the sedan), B-Max, C-Max, S-Max, Galaxy and many others. Ford Australia hasnt made a lot of cars. Only Falcon and some others. Everything else are Ford Europe cars in RHD format and lots of rebadges Škoda Superb goes for around €50k new. Even tho it's classed as D-segment car (like BMW 3 series, A4, C-class), it's more equivalent to the 5 series, E-class, A6, Passat,... Basically Australian car market is mix of American, European and Asian car markets
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  26032. Very high in foliate and vitamins. Great for memory and brain development. I think that why your government dosen't want you guy to eat it.
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  26033. Well deserved man. Your energy and videos are always entertaining and brings a smile to me and my familys faces😄 Btw come visit Denmark one day and I'll have a cold beer waiting for you👍
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  26034. So happy for you guys!
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  26035. Sorry about Bondi Rescue screwing you over. Didn't realise the people behind it were such little weenies. Still a good show too watch outside of YT though. Great job!
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  26036. This is old school driving. Love it. All torque driven.
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  26037. You will probably like Hey Hey It's Saturday Night.
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  26038. almost 100k
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  26039. I love the fact that the Scania V8 sounds so good because the exhaust is technically crap. That slappy, crackly thunder is caused by the exhaust pulses piling up on each other due to all the 90 degree bends. 90 out of the head, 90 out of the manifold, 90 out of the turbo and a couple more 90s before the exit
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  26040. ian you would of seen the sydney opera house in the movie independence day 😃😃😃
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  26041. So cute big dad holding hands with the kiddies . Had to bend the knees a bit . Good deeds 💞✨🙏🌟👍
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  26042. I watched a video over the weekend, it was called " A LAP WITH DAD, SCOTT MCLAUGHLIN " was really cool, not saying do a react video as it was only 3 minutes long but was a blast, check it out if you get a chance, you could see how proud his dad was of creating one of this era's best drivers... now taking on Indy car with rookie of the year. Legend. Cheers mate👍
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  26043. A bloody ripper mate! Good onya! Kindness shown to your family has been spread and amplified absolutely love it! Is that eucalyptus I can smell? hahaha
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  26044. I have V8 supercar plate which you can not get anymore. Bought for my 21st birthday.
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  26045. I saw Evan's video when it aired. I'm curious of what you have to say
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  26046. Loving the new room mate
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  26047. Everyone and everything is in Spanish in Florida, particularly in Miami, when I mentioned this to my brother who had travelled the US years previously he said “didn’t you know that the US first language is Spanish” lol, it’s definitely a fun cultural experience in Miami, I used public transport and they would speak Spanish for all the drop offs etc, I had no idea where I was, lol
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  26048. Gösser👍🏻🇦🇹
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  26049. I havent been to Darwin but I've been to the tip top of Queensland and man there is something magic about the sunsets up there.
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  26050. Congrats on the pregnancy. Looking forward to updates and the eventual arrival. Really enjoyed the Bathurst race with you. I've been watching your channel since it began and love it. Take care and all the best guys.
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  26051. Ian all those silos are in use and are in our Wheatbelt area of Western Australia, the one I loved was at 1:41 our farmers and how the sun shines between the silos and looks like they're looking down at it..... BUT did you check out our beautiful skies, the stars and the Milky Way? Hi, from the most isolated city in the world, Perth, Western Australia 👋 🇦🇺
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  26052. The early VW Beetles are so beautifull. My friend has a very clean off-white/beige varient with its original peanutbutter leather seats. Such a stunning car.
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  26053. The lightning video is great as it actually shows the feelers of lightning that precede the strike. These "feelers" guide the main bolt to its objective. The lightning stroke which appears to be a single one-way discharge is met part way by a small flash originating from the earth. This preliminary discharge attracts the main stroke and draws it to the ground. In some cases the leader stroke shoots upward to a cloud, to be immediately followed by several successive flashes over its exact path from the sky downward. This explains why some people have been hit by lightning more than once, in fact several times in their lives. If you create a short circuit for the feelers to pass from the ground to the clouds, for example by being highly electrically conductive body, you stand a very high chance of being struck by the bolt that follows.
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  26054. Lord Howe Island is geologically related to NZ
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  26055.  @damienthimonier4900  if you’re just referencing store bought/chain cafes then yes, the drive through stands and niche shops are where the good coffee is in america
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  26056. IWrocker inception with your netball video on TV in the background
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  26057. congrats, guys! all the best for you all!!
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  26058. The bangs pops and flames help keep the turbo spooled up to cut the lag. Plus it sounds cool !
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  26059. Would be nice to see the weight they pull, 4:01 think that`s a full pull/to the end. But not sure, I just assume the cameraman is at the end. I guess they start at 1 ton, and it's 20-40 ton at the end.
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  26060. so unboxing and setup video is in order? hope so, I am in sim racing too!
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  26061. Mate, I have Union ( Jack) Flag socks.
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  26062. I wish we had something like that here in South of Perth Western Australia
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  26063. As a f1 fan for over 30 years. This was a very good video for beginners.
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  26064. The bus stop Melbourne Florida, IS in the USA, Look at the Junk Cars sign, it has a Florida Area code on the number.
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  26065. Love the channel IWrocker family. Hahah, The kangaroo pouch is a kangaroo scrotum.
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  26066.  @thisisme7587  he could present the footy to an American audience
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  26067. Dude that’s to nice, that thing would cost to much. B nice, but it would kill u ta get a scratch on a museum piece great for a family every day driver”
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  26068. Gotta say , Jay leno is perfect for these kind of interviews , man has the best pokerface
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  26069. Toyotas are fast reponse vehicles only carry 100 gals of water but can get on site first. Most big trucks from the metro fire brigades are Scania & RFS CFA are usually Izuzu.
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  26070. It only became Bris Vegas because we got a Casino somewhere around the late 80s early 90s, and shortly after that Poker Machines were allowed in all the Pubs, Sporting Clubs, etc. In 1988 we had The World Expo and pubs and night clubs were allowed to extend their trading hours from 12 midnight closing to 3AM and some 5AM. 40kms/hr because the drunks kept wandering out in the road without looking. So yep, same speed as a school zone. We are going to get in Line, and now we are standing in the Que. lol Hare Krishnas with the drums, pronouned Harry Krishna, they are a religious organisation and I think they operate in the style of modern day Monks. Buskers need to get a Licence from the Brisbane City Council to perform in the CBD areas, they can't just turn up and start playing.. The first half of the second video is still in the Valley, sorry, Fortitude Valley. lol Brunswick street is in the Valley, and Ann Street Leads to the Brisbane CBD but there is about 1-1.5km between the 2 happening zones. Ambulance, Special Advanced Paramedic coming through at 15:01. China Town street signs, sort of on the outskirts of the Valley towards Brissie CBD. 19:00 he finally got to Brisbane and you stopped the movie. lol. Glad you enjoyed our night life, but yeah, nothing any more special to any other city in the world.
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  26071. I've suggested it to him aswell!
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  26072. I've noticed in this lot of comments that there are a lot of people that have been watching for awhile now and just subscribing and there's a lot of new people to the channel and are subscribing but guys come on you'se are a bit slow where have you all been 🤣🤣 but we'll done to all. You are here know so hopefully you all stay 👍👍
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  26073. Volvo should make APCs and tanks as well as cars 😂😉 Great video as always, thank you Ian
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  26074. Simply the gypsy jokers are a Bikie gang that have chapters All over the world and are not regular bikers.bikers ride bikes because they love them and bikies are part of a bike gang that has clubhouses.
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  26075. Phillipino is a bit like Vietnamese/korean spicy style
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  26076. Milo and custard try it
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  26077. Its awesome to see you out in the field :)
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  26078. Stupid people are everywhere but when you US do it you're NR 1. People just use Google maps damn. Keep the videos coming you are great respect from Italy and Belgium.
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  26079. Pedro is my new favourite person
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  26080. Vintage hill climb is even more diverse, cars and bikes. Some have a cut off year or date but they can be any engine size and style. Worth checking out the Goodwood festival of speed too
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  26081. Scanias are very popular here in Australia
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  26082. My soulmate and I lived out of a 60 series Landcruiser wagon (early 80s model) for 4 years or more. It was a brilliant vehicle. Up North where I call home, a 3WD is a pretty common family vehicle because you need something a bit tougher than your family sedan.
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  26083. Looks great, 2 weeks off later on might take a 5 day trip to check it out, fairly close.
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  26084. Hi, Ian my experience of the US is they are a friendly welcoming people who will go out of their way to help you, especially when they realize you're an Aussie. I made many lasting friendships on my trips there.
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  26085. Crikey 😂😂🤣🤣
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  26086. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Chortle, choke, gasp, LOL and LOL again. Ya did well, mate :)
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  26087. no worse than mine. I have a mixture of French and aussie that's what happens when you live in France and move back to Aus
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  26088. We spent Christmas Eve with my wife’s family, then Christmas dinner with my family. Normally backyard BBQ. On Boxing Day we take all the leftovers to the beach and just relax and hangout with the family…. In Melbourne the weather is normally warm, around 25C (80F). Ian, Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year.
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  26089. The fun-part is that they are not allowed to touch the sticks stuck in the mud. They get penalty-points for that. That's why the driver steered up the hill before the truck rolled.
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  26090. 4:46 that's not a hand brake his adjustable brakes adjusting his brakes for more front I reckon??
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  26091. As a german I have 25 years of Autobahn experience and went to the Nürnburgring as well. I drove my BMW as fast as I could but to felt safe ... man, some cars were flying by! Unbelievable! Doing my best with 100mph in the fast corners, but god damn! Some guys with balls of steel passing me with like 150mph! XD Actually: The track is kind of narrow and you can't realy see the next corner or what's coming next as you go up and down the hills. Really hard track to drive on. To be fast, you really need to know this long (!) track, your skills and your car - what Kubica does, of course! I don't at all! *lol Doing 200mph on the Autobahn is one thing - driving on a racing track is just like a whole differen world. Thanks for your reaction! Be sure! I was doing my best on the track, but would have surly ended up in this video as a snail, too! XD
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  26092. It's $1,49/l ($5.64/gallon), (regular) gasoline or diesel. So yes, LPG is quite common here.
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  26093. regarding the "hand starting an engine"... that was actually a problem with early cars... there were quite a few people killed or injured by winders back then... main reason why they invented electric starters
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  26094. HA! Who eats just one biscuit when it comes to Tim TAMS MORE LIKE ONE PACKET 😂😂
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  26095. I've seen you wear a few jerseys lately and I'm thinking as a sports fan, maybe check out some Aussie sports? I'm more of an NRL (National Rugby League) fan myself but be sure to check out AFL (Australian Football League) also. By the way, if you don't do a shoey for 20K subs, all of us bogans will be disappointed lol.
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  26096. Yeah good one Ian Kimi is a funny bloke there's some more good ones on YouTube of him like( Kimi Raikkonen funny moments) in that he is supposed to tell a reporter how to rally on snow but just let's her keep crashing in to the walls and there's the (Monaco 2006 epic Kimi Raikkonen ) he just walks to his boat instead of the pits after his car fails and there's (Kimi Raikkonen radio the ultimate collection) in that he wants his gloves and steering wheel and has a back and about his drink bottle. The boat, steering wheel and drink bottle a lot of people have recommended you watching in the comments and there is an animated one about his career aswell called (Kimi Raikkonen animated narrated by himself.if you get a chance there are a lot of Daniel Riccardo funny moments too it could end up being a good little compilation or series that you could make if you wanted to start doing driver's press conference's and funny moments because there are a few of them and it could also give you and others a bit of an insight to the drivers. Ok any good vid again mate
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  26097. It has been great following some of your videos recently. I believe that our treats taste different, because it is cane sugar instead of corn syrup, or something like that.
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  26098. 4:09 that clips actually from Australia. To the left is Movie World on the Gold Coast
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  26099. That Holden dealership is in Murray Bridge, South Australia. It's where I get my Commy SS serviced.
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  26100. I ran the track in a 2004 Silverado 2500HD. My time... about 10 minutes. I was pulling a 5 ton, 10m (30 foot) 5th Wheel van.
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  26101. Definitely want to see you hit the streets and talk to people Ian! You’d be great at it 👏🏻
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  26102. you are right: Ausfahrt means exit. The sign is directly at the point were then lanes split, but have there are blue signs with 1 to 3 bars on it in front of the exit indicating 300m (blue sign with 3 bars), 200m (blue sign with 2 bars) and 100m (1 bar) until the exit. Also: blue signs are Autobahn, yellow means countryside
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  26103. Being an Ozzie I started following Nascar when Ambrose went to Murica to compete in that category. I love the way Nascar cars can race 3 or 4 wide at very high speed. I also like motor bikes and all forms of motor sport. Cheers Ian
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  26104. I’m lucky for my job I get to work in many wineries (actually had to fix the phone in the lift of the Cube and yes the views are stunning from the top). At 10:37 they are actually the urinals in the Cube 🤣. A good friend of mine owns a small winery in the Coonawarra, Bellwether. It’s a low volume winery so a little more expensive but she is a very well renowned wine maker. Her winery is often featured on SA tourist videos as she has glamping tents you can stay in.
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  26105. You haven’t seen anything yet, there’s so much more outside of Europe. Taj Mahal, the Grand Mosque in Teheran, Borobudur Indonesia, temple square in Kathmandu, hidden temples in Central America and so on….
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  26106. Your welcome 🙏
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  26107. Completely agree. If it comes in at around 60, then people who want an off-road capable mid size truck will just stick with a Tacoma Pro, and the ZR2, both of which could be had in the low 40s, and even in the high 30s if you really shop around.
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  26108. Dodge Ram and Ford F-150: actual truck Tesla cybertruck: overpriced pice of crap ugly truck
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  26109. Hi ian thought you might liked to know the top ten selling vehicle brands in Australia in 2023, here we go from 1 to 10. Ford, Hyundai, Isuzu, MG, Tesla, Kia, Subaru, Toyota, Nissan and Mazda, guessing it's a little bit different from the US.
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  26110. I remember reading about these in the Aussie car mags at the time. If anyone had a collection of them, they might be able to give more info on them. I did have them all from the time they 1st came out until the late 90s but dumped them because they just took up too much space
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  26111. Lamb chops seem to be nearly solely Australian. When my grandmother visited home to what was then Yugoslavia they were slightly offended when they were presented with “dog food” (least that’s what I recall the story to be) they still ate though and enjoyed it. Greece may be the other place that eats lamb in high quantities
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  26112. I recall being sober when that race started and a lot less sober when it ended. Larry is one of the greats of the greatest race there is.
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  26113. Perth is more like San Diego weather. So Melbourne as California is a no from me.
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  26114. Only America! There are a number of points here on this ancient footage: 1) In UK the Caravan and Camping Club advises that the towed trailer should be no more that 85% of the weight of the towing vehicle, in this case ~ 700kg (1500lbs) max. That is a very small trailer when you consider that it can be loaded with the normal camping equipment and the car loaded with 4 occupants. My guess would be that it would be very easy to overload the whole unit. Some vehicles, usually the bigger focussed 4x4s, can tow large weights up to 3.5T and in the case of the Range Rover Classic and its siblings that can be increased to 4T with coupled brakes 2) Fifth wheel towing is not normal in Europe, usually requiring a pick-up, with the fifth wheel coupling sterilising the bed in normal use and when towing. The coupling in the Beetle shown looks decidedly suspect and although the load on the roof rails probably doesn't overload it, the dynamic forces when driving would be way beyond the capability of the roof or the connection. Note that the beetle body is separate from the chassis and any towing loads should be directed straight to the chassis. 3) Towing normally with a Beetle requires a tow bar to be connected to the torsion bar tubes ahead of the rear wheel and then to take vertical load by using the bumper irons (on the body) that is questionable as the body itself is only connected to the chassis at those torsion par points. I have a 1303 Beetle and I know how weak the rear body is from a shunt. 4) In the case shown I cannot see any electrical connection between car and trailer and with the potential that the car can rotate under the coupling that electrical connection could very soon be twisted up! 5) In Europe towing trailer and caravans is popular and all vehicles sold here are designed to have tow bars fitted but those tow bars now have to be to the car manufacturer's approved design, gone are the days when you could fabricate one to your own design. All vehicles will be given a maximum towing weight for an overrun braked trailer or an unbraked trailer that is usually no more than 750kgs (3/4t) and often less. Surely the video of the fifth wheel trailer on the beetle was a gimmick?
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  26115. Hi, yes its very popular in Lithuania also. They have different range of price, and manufacturers( like Kinder, or all Lithuanian chocolate brands). They start I think from 3€ all they way to 20-25€ with toys and other stuff inside. Very popular as Christmas gift for children in kindergarden and elemetery school.
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  26116. I love my country
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  26117. Hi Ian, 2 must watch cars, 2 audi's to be more specific, the V12 TDI Q7, and the audi RS3 straight pipe for the audi quatro rally sound. Just make your eardrums pop, and a final recomendation, the BMW E60 V10 howls screaming for RPM's. Pretty sure you will need to order flags or signs afterwards😂❤
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  26118. My 3 biggest thoughts on America and American's are..... 1- Love how damn patriotic you guys are, to watch say the superbowl with everyone standing and proudly signing the Anthem together with jets flying overhead leaving a trial of red,white and blue makes my hairs stand on end, it's bloody awesome 👌 2 - I love the beautiful scenery away from the city's, from snow covered mountains in Utah to Niagra Falls, Yosemite national Park and the dream drive down route 66 I love it. You have some nice things in some city's like the Golden Gate Bridge, the Statue Of Liberty and the New York Skyline. 3 - From the Americans I have met and the American people I watch on YouTube I can't see a great deal different between us really. I watch Cleetus McFarland, Adam Lz, The Diesel Brothers and of course Mr iwrocker himself and all are people I could easily sit down with have a beer and a good yarn with. Apart from the accents we are so much alike for the most part in my opinion. Have a good one all, stay safe and take care, Cheers from Windsor NSW Australia
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  26119. Been to Bathurst four times they sound awesome going over the top of the mountain even got to drive around there myself in my own car that blue car was a valiant hope you get to go there yourself one day Ian
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  26120. My first video of watching rally cars mingle with traffic was Walter Rohrl pre-driving stages in an old 1971 911S in a 2004. It's an ancient video on YouTube, but holy hell did he fling that old car around like an old dance partner.
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  26121. those cars "clean up" better especially with the engine bay because all of the wiring and plumbing is tucked under guards or anywhere it can be hidden so it looks like only an engine under the "hood" (bonnet in Australia). It takes alot of time and extra materials but oh boy it makes a difference
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  26122. The beach buggy is generally a kit car using a VW Beetle road train and other parts, they do look fun though 😊
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  26123. There are also alot of beers with 10/11% abv
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  26124. congratulations on the new business buddy, I love what u said, that she makes vegan food and I eat vegan food but also "regular" food...🤣🤣. That's great!. So question tho, do u still have the power wagon or not???
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  26125. As other reactors have discovered, the Supercars people are quick to have videos taken down. It's very annoying.
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  26126. Sardinia (Sardegna island, Italy) has a dune desert. No idea how big but it's there.
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  26127. There is a reason Nurburgring is used by ever manufacture for testing purposes. The track really does have every possible condition while keeping it freeflowing and fast paced. Even Ford and Holden used the track for testing their new models
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  26128. Yummoooo!!! Can't go wrong with this mix! So down with it!!! He he your all Aussie now! Lol My childhood right there lol
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  26129. Wow, I know where I'm heading to when I win the lottery. There's a car there to suit all members of your family. Thought you were going to tuck a couple of those baby cars under your arms and walk out! PS: Small package on the way to you 😀
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  26130. Half those ads were from New Zealand.
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  26131. Thanks for this nice video. The high reving V8 of the Audi RS4 B7 still sounds amazing
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  26132. Take a look at Romaniacs Hard Enduro... You'll love it.
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  26133. Dude I'm loving your work as a presenter. You're getting better and more confident with each video. My only suggestion to you is to get your green screen set up sorted out so you don't look like an alien from Area 51. Fascinating to hear you learning about stuff most Australians have grown up with. Keep up the great work!
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  26134. What you couldn't tell was a grafitti-style sea dragon...
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  26135. Congrats you two! Here’s to many years of being Happily Married!
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  26136. Easiest way to tell VL - VK apart is the front indicator, VK the body work at the back of the light sweeps backwards from BOTTOM to Top, the VL bodywork sweeps backwards from TOP to Bottom.
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  26137. Same mate as an Australian I love his vids so good to see a American that loves Australia
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  26138. 12:33 - Funny how you know nothing about Plovers yet you still knew they were crazy.
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  26139. I"d go with the Kawasaki engine
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  26140. Should do a video on Aussie slang, for instance the style of AC in the background would be called a "Window Rattler". Stay good Dan
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  26141. You should obviously check the Scania museum in Södertälje, Sweden
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  26142. Get your act together America , get more snakes .
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  26143. Try a wombat Those buggers will bite occasionally That was funny
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  26144. Congratulations Ian. A job well done. Keep pumping those videos out, mate. Let’s see if you can double that number. 🎉❤
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  26145. You have Tim Tam slam them all and add that to the score. Have you had a Tim Tam Slam before?
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  26146. Yes the man was amazing behind the wheel, never won but damn he came close in 1995 but as always with Bathurst the smallest part cost him the race. Not only a fantastic wheel man but also a damn top bloke. Once a Legend always a Legend. The only other i could rate as fantastic in the wet would be the King...Peter Brock who in the wet was simply brilliant. keep Safe Keep Strong Mate
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  26147. Stephen Hendry 7 x world champion has his own yt channel - Stephen Hendrys Cue Tips. Awesome source of info.
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  26148. Back in the day Conrod Straight was just that.....straight from top to bottom.....and there were classes,which put everything from Toyota Corollas to A9X SLR 5000's going up against The Mountain together..... Over the years it morphed into a round of the SuperCar Series....the race is still awesome,but call me old or old-fashioned......but I miss the 70's and 80's races...... To watch an XC Ford Cobra hurtling down Conrod overtaking RX3 Mazdas who were trying just as hard to not win,but just to finish the race,is what made the Great Race great.....
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  26149. It is difficult, but he had the inside line so the other guy should have backed off.
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  26150. Yeah that style of tow truck, the euro version and the F150 haven't been used in Australia for over 20 years. We use small cabover trucks with tilt trays.
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  26151. I dont know if youre gonna react to it but i would love seeing an american reacting to defqon 1, trust me you will go crazy listening to it 😉 Greetings from the netherlands!
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  26152. You work to be able to live, so make sure you do take the time to enjoy every minute you can. We only get one go around at this life. If you take anything away from a visit to us in Aus, make sure that it’s how important quality of life is. That means taking time out to live. That way you’ll have lots to talk about/share when you return. Much love to the family.
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  26153. Scania 143 vs Iveco Turbostar, I love em both and cant decide, my dad always said he prefers Iveco, he won a few races to the top of the hill with it so that might be the reason why, and Italians to this day are proud of that truck. Awesome part of the history.
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  26154. Vb is good if you want heartburn and a headache lol. Tooheys old is my go to beer. But since you like lite beer go for the Great Northern supercrisp if you can get hold of it
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  26155. Congratulations on reaching the 100,000 subscribers! Great way to start the new year.
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  26156. ATC (American Truck Company) was an importer in the U.S. of Czech trucks Tatra, where they were sold under its own brand ATC.
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  26157. I live near Grantham QLD it was worst in 2011 then now it depends on where people are living with this flood Lismore NSW had it bad the Wivenhoe Dam stuff up made the 2011 flood worst.
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  26158. I have a 1994 k1500. Same colors. Love it to death. It’s crazy how much Ed changed from 1994 to 1995. I also swapped the engine it now has the 1995 350 vortec
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  26159. I just 💩 myself. That was fully ephemeral omg
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  26160. Present day cars go round 12 seconds faster.
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  26161. Pedro is looking fine, especially those boots. Wow. While your trucks are awesome, our fuel costs roughly AU$6 a gallon so our engines are usually smaller. Even my old V6 was too expensive for everyday use. But that just might be because I'm poor. 😃 Thank you to the not-so-poor people who generously sent these goodies to the IWroker family.
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  26162. That last car crashed into a Wall made out of Bricks and built massive. No wonder, it just bumped off xD
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  26163. The double coat Tim Tams are way better than the original. I haven’t bought the originals since double coat came out
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  26164. Please react to top 20 runs of formula drift 2021
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  26165. 5:20 yes they have to be fit considering we don't swap off players constantly like the NFL does. We only have 1 team for both attack and defense no swapping teams for each play unlike the NFL. Most players will need to play the entire game on the field and there isn't much stoppage. Players can be interchanged with bench players when needed but it's limited to 10 changes.
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  26166. thats funny im eating reeces pieces and hersheys chocolate fudge syrup on my icecream right now, in Brisbane.
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  26167. Congratulations! Very deserving, thanks for all the amazing content, looking forward to many more subscribers to join this great channel :)
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  26168. The reason there is no "Park" is because it is an pneumatic automated manual transmission. There is no converter. So it is actually a manual with auto clutch and gearshift.
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  26169. Unimog... A must have!!!!
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  26170. IWrocker here's another example of a roundabout turbo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMYib3IR43I
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  26171. I think they are what you could call a specialized vehicle outfitter. For those trucks I am not even sure if they build the basic frame themselves or buy them from like Mercedes or Scania for example and put everything on it that makes it specialized. Looking at the cab though, this might well be a complete special built you see in garbage trucks around Europe. I know Mercedes has some close looking ones. What is special about those, besides this one, even for European measures, is a rather small truck. That is also, why they build the cabin so low in front of the truck, more like what you might see in a bus. For one those short ones are easier to maneuver around in narrow streets, or if they have to back into a rather small driveway or alleyway. But mainly it is so low, as the workers have to get in and out of the cab rather frequently, if they do not even walk along or ride along on platforms on the back. And getting in and out is of course a lot more comfortable with such a low cab. The bigger ones may have the regular height cabs as well, depending on where they are used. There are even smaller ones around like a 6.8 ton garbage truck for even narrower situations in our city, that has a high cab as well. The low cab would make it too long. This truck might be somewhere around a 12-14 ton or even some more model I guess.
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  26172. It's Bathurst - could be 40 degrees in the morning and snowing in the afternoon ;)
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  26173. Hi Ian worked in industry and drove forklifts as part of the work, 28 years. So enjoy your videos. 😎
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  26174. McRae was an absolute legend! I've owned 7 Subarus, have a McRae tattoo, and even named my son after him, Colin.
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  26175. well done man,don't give up you will win a race on our beloved track one day.
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  26176. Nice video...that mud looks slicker then snot!👍🏻👍🏻🍻👊🏻
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  26177. Use it like wasabi not Nutella
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  26178. Very informative as usual Ian, Good Job :)
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  26179. I'm in Sydney and loving your videos! One day you'll be able to visit Aus. And Pedro is a bloody rippa mate!
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  26180. CRB - Cue Road Board - that’s my guess. Bicycle licenses from WA had these initials on them. Bicycle registration was a thing.
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  26181. Top marks for pronouncing everything correctly. Great reaction video.
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  26182. I got a sugar shock watching this Video. Not because of the sweets, but the jury. They are the cutest. 😊
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  26183. I think it could have been fun for many of your American viewers to see an old 1.3 liter carburated 4-banger :)
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  26184. I just watched the sub count tick over to 100k! Congrats man!
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  26185. ist a classic. light popcorn comedy whith a nice car. love the movies. greetings from Germany
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  26186.  @kralicidoupe385 in the USA, there is a great amount of small breweries, it's not just about their (and fake 😉) Budweiser
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  26187. Great video. Thinking I want one now 👍👍 I'll wait on a V8 though too-
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  26188. That at 8:20 is a very heavily modified version of a Piaggio Ape (Bee, in english), a small, tuk-tuk-like vehicle used to haul things around. It was extremely popular in Italy some 40-50 years ago.
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  26189. A porsche 911 handles awesome until you get into a drift. Than you rly need to know what you do or you kill the car instant. The engine in the back is good for 2 things. 1: traction. 2: if you brake hard, there is still weight in the back and the car stops much more stable.
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  26190. Did you notice him driving with his arm on the window?
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  26191. 13:55 sorry i won't keep commenting, but we have heaps of utes that looks like they're off-road kings but really the closes they get to offroading the grass nature strip next to the pavement/footpath. Lots of Aussies like to look rugged but are really not.
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  26192. It's not weird man I'd rather drive a truck than a supercar any day ot the week. Much love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤
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  26193. You should watch also the aftermath video of what renting a M4 to a F1 driver does to it. In that video you also get good idea what kind of track prep that car has. It is obviously not stock, altough engine is.
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  26194. I've only just clicked play and I already know this is going to be a great reaction 🤣
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  26195. Our "no stopping" signs - some are written ones like yours or a circle with an S in it and a single cross line through it. Our "narrow rd" signs are the same as the EU/world ones in the video. We do have image signs and then some of our other signs are similar to the US. A mix. We also have some of our uniquely Australian signs that you won't see anywhere else, particularly with our wildlife lol. Maybe look up Aussie road signs and compare.
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  26196. Did you know that during WW1 us Australians stole a German tank behind enemy lines just cause it was there because we could
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  26197. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  26198. I live in Philippines as well as Melbourne , i can say that coke in the glass bottle in Phil's which is dirt cheap ..tastes great . It is i think similar to coke from glass in Aussie, though it seems a bit stronger in flavour in the Phil's.
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  26199. Ohhhh Yeahhhh !!! Congrats IWrocker family, saludos desde Barcelona !!!
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  26200. You need to react to some Portuguese emergency vehicles as well! Specially our Republican National Guard (GNR). Those guys have everything from regular police sedans or sleek looking SWAT vans to off-road fire engines and even ships! They all look really luxurious as well with their gray and dark green colors, and the SWAT vans usually look like airport minibuses or something like that, except with some armor on the front windows (mostly to protect them from rocks during riots, etc.).
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  26201. IMSA GTO was the top level touring class for American racing until the mid 90's where the cars were tube framed monsters that had to be powered by production based engines from the manufacturers. They had large wings whereas Trans-am had NASCAR style spoilers at the time. This meant you had lightweight machines upwards of 700 hp from numerous manufacturers competing. Some of the most dominant ones being the audi 90 and the nissan 300zx both of which had rules introduced to neuter their speeds.
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  26202. Ian the pacer was the predecessor to the charger. Two cars that never won Bathurst.
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  26203. Arnott's ambassador 👌😂
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  26204. Merry Christmas from Germany! Spekulatius are classic Christmas biscuits from the 17th century. There are three different types: butter speculatius, spiced speculatius (cardamom, cloves and cinnamon) and almond speculatius. They are traditionally decorated with special figurative representations. The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany are in dispute over who invented them.
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  26205. Hi from France ! Love your videos and how much you enjoy discovering different cultures. I am wondering how different are the languages from one Native American tribe to another across the USA.
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  26206. Hi from Germany✌️ you can also get the "Läberkäse" at a butcher that processes it himself. It tastes 10 times as good. You would either fry it in the pan, or eat it in a bun with mustard. The "Maultaschen" are my absolute favorite because im from south germany. Either eat them in a soup, or fry the in a pan with onion. Its delicious!
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  26207. Thanks for sharing your family holiday in New Mexico, was nice to see. Can’t wait for that Bruce Willis Movie BTW - Go The Blues
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  26208. Do you like the trailer taillights?
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  26209. New look is much better mate. I use to regularly go to the GC right after the Bathurst weekend to attend the Lexmark Indy 300 which had the Champcar World Series then Indycar after the unification. Attended from 2000 through to 2013 but from 2009 it has become solely a Supercars event. The Gold Coast doesn't really have any real untidy areas and is usually very clean. I loved visiting the GC during the events and usually spent a week outside of the event to go to the big theme parks of Seaworld, Warner Bros and Dreamworld. Other than that I never really would intentionally visit the GC, as once your been there once you don't really need to do it again any time soon. It is more of a tourist and younger generation place to more frequent.
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  26210. First
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  26211. German here too, loving your open-minded chanel. Im living in a house built 1894 made from brick, 3 stories plus loft and cellar. The paint job was remade 2 times since it was built, and it wasnt even really neccesary. Price went up from when my father bought it 30 years ago by almost 300%. The price is more related to the increased property demand than the house itself, but it is heavily regulated in Germany to tear down a house compared to upgrading with insulation, solar energy etc. Old houses from the 15th and 16th are not allowed at all to tear down to protect the traditional look and feel of the town! The amount of resources to built a new home is insane btw!
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  26212. Check out targa Tasmania!!!!
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  26213. Used to drive triaxle coach’s similar to those and they tend to have steering on one of the 2 rear axles makes the turning circle smaller than you would think but at 15metres long I really wouldn’t want to be doing that got to give that guy all the respect in the world.
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  26214. Good fortune shared enriches the world. Nice job from a fantastic family.
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  26215. Rally in Portugal is the best 💯🇵🇹
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  26216. You need to do a reaction on Stadium super trucks
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  26217. Loved it more plz
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  26218. 13:02 cute😂you really need to watch some video about football/basketball fandom in europe, you are oblivious..
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  26219. Today these kids are married with kids listening to good old classic rock in the car. Haha
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  26220. First
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  26221. There was a time (back in the 50's and 60's) when Scammel was fairly common to see on fire engines.
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  26222. I was hoping some people would send some stuff for the kids. You guys did not disappoint.
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  26223. Please react to Miniature Wonderland in Germany
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  26224. Casino NSW is only a small town. There are very minimal casinos in Australia. I’ve only been to 2 (Star Casino Sydney and Crown Casino Perth). They are nowhere near as good as casinos in Vegas.
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  26225. Many people had already seen Steam Driven Vehicles so yes there would have been pockets of people who had never seen any self propelled vehicles hence their reaction.
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  26226. Adelaide is an awesome street circuit there's been some great crashes and even better racing. But it is my home town so im a lottle bias 😀
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  26227. Another awesome vid.👍 If you like speed on water you should check out unlimited hydroplanes, they're insane.
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  26228. Hi Ian, Great Vid I learned a couple of things I didn't know about like the pyramid sticking out of the ocean really cool, The castle you liked 13 is known as Paronella Park it's just south west of Innisfail in Nth Qld I use to work there back in the 1970's it is very popular with tourist and locals it's pretty awesome that he built it by hand amazing place and well worth a visit, Cheers (:
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  26229. Black Mountain has always fascinated me from the first time I saw it in 1982. Then I got to live fairly close to it some 30 years later. EDIT: I used to drive a bus from Wujal Wujal to Cooktown, taking dialysis patients to the hospital. When we drove through the gap at Black Mountain, my passengers stayed quiet so as not to disturb the spirits.
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  26230. Black mountain is one that I wouldn't climb that's because of the structure of it. The rest of them I'd love to go to. I always wanted to go to Aries rock but now you can't climb it so I can't even be bothered going to see it in person which really sucks. Saint Helena island is about the creepiest place I have been to and camped on when we were doing a show over there. When the public left we went for a walk around at night in the old jail but there is a house there were none of us would go near.
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  26231. I Watch several times that video of Misha and...it's amazing how he drive. Great example of limit driving
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  26232. Hay, you should see young Kalle Rovanpera, current WRC world champion. Movie YT title: Kalle Rovanpera - funny co driver. He was 14 at the time!
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  26233. When Mccafe 1st opened it wasn't actually part of Maccas. If you wanted a barista coffee you had to order it at the Mccafe counter and pay for there. At the time Maccas had the old drip style coffee was in a glass bottle and kept hot on a hotplate. So if you wanted a coffee with your meal you'd get the heated version unless you went to the Mccafe counter.
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  26234. That cold start is sweet 👍🏽 I live not far away from a Ram that sounds just like yours, custom tip out the side. So I already know yours is just as loud in person too, I became a fan pretty quick. Sounds awesome 👏🏾
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  26235. Nice. I was teenager right into this time (from Latvia) and team from my country (Sergis/Rasmanis) were beasts in it so I was thinking that everybody drives these everywhere, lol =))
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  26236. If you want to see some mind blowing strategy related stuff, here is one of my fav: What does an F1 strategist do? - https://youtu.be/4CFkltWIc8o Imagine, you have a race e.g. in Australia and your team providing live analysis and data from the HQ of the team from England…I love it! ;)
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  26237. It wasn't a BTCC, but a STW version (German Touring Car Championship).
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  26238. No, it definitely is not too late to learn to ski. Nothing is too late at 30! Nothing is too late at any age. I went skiing once, on the way through to a tropical island. It was a hilarious disaster because we only went for one day and so we didn't have lessons. My best advise Ian, get lessons and you'll have a way better time.
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  26239. G'day Ian. It would be great if you could do a video on Stadium Super Trucks Australia. It's some of the best racing to watch. Love all of your videos, especially ones about Australia. Big thunbs up.
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  26240. 3.31 I believe is the new Aston Martin Valkyrie. 6.5 litre naturally aspirated V12. No flywheel. I think around 10,000 rpm?
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  26241. This! 100 times this
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  26242. The bitterness comes from the hops. Pilsner is usually more bitter than other beers, beers from Northern Germany are in general more bitter than from the South. I like Helles more than Pilsner because it is not bitter and also yeast beer. Paulaner is good. There are problably better ones but from the brands you can get more away from Bavaria it is good. Funny you mention citrus because there is also Paulaner with lemon. which has 3.3% of orange and lemon juice in it. Frankfurt is not in Bavaria but Schöfferhofer does also yeast beer that is my taste. And they do good mixes with grapefruit and tuna(?) / cactus pear. Paulaner does also a good Starkbier, strong beer / stout ale which is called Paulaner Salvator. 7.9% alc and 18.3% original wort. The usually Helles or Pilsner have between 10% and 12% original wort. Friend of mine has a father in law who is a brewer. When my friend came together with his now wife, we were in the brewery and got a tour by him. With beer and food afterwards in the restaurant.
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  26243. Love the bug eyes
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  26244. Have you ever checked out Harrop Engineering, basicly every group A car the raced at Bathurst in the 70/80/90's had their brakes, discs, struts and many other parts made by them. The owner is Ron Harrop who also drove for the HDT in the mid 70's.
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  26245. Thanks for that, just learned about square poo. I’ve never seen a wombat in the wild... don’t think we get them in WA either.
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  26246. Goodwood is amazing! You'll have to come over the pond for it! It's just up the road from me. The contrast of it being a posh estate with all the carnage going on makes it so different from any other motorsport event. It's petrol head paradise. Time it right and you can do Le Mans 24, Goodwood and Silverstone for the F1 all in a month.
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  26247. looks like a v12 biturbo that T815 cool as f....and sounds pretty too. maybe the last aircooled one.
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  26248. I think there is someone pretending to be iwroker in the comments because if you look carefully the name has a zero in it when Ian comments there is no zero in iwroker
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  26249. Yes it's a bot scam, the best thing to do is go to Iwrockers real profile, tap "about" and copy his URL address then go to the fake account, and tap "report" Click on "impersonation" Then select "This account is impersonating someone else", then it will ask for the address for the account being impersonated, paste Iwrockers url address and click submit. Takes a minute but the more people do it the quicker the fake account will be deleted.
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  26250. Congrats Ian and Danielle!!! Welcome Sydney!!! 🎈 Viel Glück und Segen auf allen euren Wegen - happiness and blessings in all your ways.♥
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  26251. Very nice, I read in the original description that it is a naturally aspirated V10, 326hp. I have driven a small diesel switcher locomotive in the 1990s which had a similar kind of engine, a Deutz V12 air cooled engine, very sweet and smooth without any vibrations and a very pleasant sound too. Deutz is a German brand which was merged with Fiat, OM and Lancia of Italy and Unic from France into the Iveco company in 1975. All these brands are cool to look at, I remember many of them as a kid although, like Tatra, they were not very common in the Netherlands, DAF, Mercedes, Volvo, Scania and MAN have always been the dominant truck brands here. Mercedes/MAN have done V10 engines in the past which sounded great too. These were water cooled.
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  26252. That second home is the new standard for average homes. That house looks like a 800-900k probably an hour out of Melbourne city. It actually has a lot more than the basic fit. Nice small matchbox house.
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  26253. @Iwrocker react to the youtube channel "Travel Outback Australia"
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  26254. Sooooooo cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Congratulations to the whole family ❤
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  26255. That’s one Hella good chefs hat.
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  26256. 😢waiting for it to hit. Everything done and can be. Cat 2 at the moment. I live a 200m from the waterfront. I’ve been through three. 1954, 1967 and 1974. So it has been a while, but not long enough. Good luck everyone in its path.
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  26257. They can save tyres from previous sessions (practice/qualy)to add to race allocation
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  26258. Another great video Ian!. I think you have seen lots of Aussie car and snack culture but would be good for you to see some world class aussie music. I would suggest John Farnham and Jimmy Barnes singing when something is wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H0aHyjzWsQ . Also john farnham - help live with the melbourne symphony orchestra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv54giOSRKs . Just to get a little taste. Cheers mate.
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  26259. Ian, have you made your budget for visiting the WRC Rally in Finland in July/August. Calculate for a 14 day trip! As a teaser you can google for Kalle Rovanperä's training on snow before the upcoming Swedish WRC Rally in February. Then you also can see how it's to visit McDonald's with a WRC rally car. What would you do after a long day, when you get hungry?
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  26260. Not very often Ian let's the Fbomb drop 😳😳. Love to see that thing do a lap around Bathurst
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  26261. Congrats for 100k! Hello brother, hope you all right! Bro I'm sure you like NHRA Lol. Had an idea for you to do on video. Sorry if it seems silly.😬 I like to compete with my childhood friend watching drag races and top fuel. Since we can't remember all the starts, we took a video (old or not) and started saying, "up" or "down" for each start. And we count the points. That's basically it...hehe. Just trying to guess who wins. We do this with a "stupidly" cold beer. I don't know how it would work with you alone in video, but it's cool. I wish you much success and prosperity. Towards 1 million!
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  26262. If you want to keep it Subie content, check out Travis Pastrana MT Washington climb with the air slayer.
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  26263. Mate you must take time for your family, never take things for granted. Glad you enjoyed your family time : )
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  26264. Excellent watch along dude!
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  26265. You should react to visioracer’s video about the lancia stratos called This lanica was the first true rally car
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  26266. I absolutely love the BRM V16, just bloody glorious when those revs build.
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  26267. Ian we are looking for a new Prime Minister of Australia if your interested?
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  26268. I love the passion you have for our beautiful island nation mate. Australia would adopt you any day.
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  26269. This is Motorsport and I Remember seeing it and the noise was awesome . I'm an Ayrton Senna fan myself I've got a whole room in my house dedicated to Senna I might have to find an Ayrton Senna pole lap from Adelaide for you to share IWrocker keep up the good work .
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  26270. Your reactions are so wholesome xD. Love your vids. You speak straight from the heart. Especially on rally xD.
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  26271. When you finally get to travel down to this part of the world you can't go past Whangamata on New Zealand's Coromandel Peninsula. It's a beach/surfie town with a population of around 4000 but, in one week in march they host the Whangamata Beach Hop which is a rock 'n roll & classic car festival with several outside live acts (FREE) scattered around the town, there's even been bands from the states play there. In that week the population of the town swells to around 100,000! That's a population increase of 96,000 people, for one week! Every single road, street, grass verge, and many many front lawns have hot rods and classic cars parked on them. With a town of 4000 there's only one gas station. He must make about as much money in that week than he does in the rest of the year I reckon. It rates as one of the biggest car shows in the world and attracts people from around the world, sometimes they even bring their cars with them. So when you do head down this way make sure it's around March.
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  26272. I just subscribed to your channel, I have a 16 sport and I love it. I love your taste and look forward to your upcoming videos
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  26273. Hi Ian. Two videos you might like “Aussie Charger car chase from Alvin Purple 1973” and “Aussie Charger car chase from Alvin Rides Again 1974” Keep up the great work 👍
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  26274. Cane sugar is the go. Corn syrup will kill you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  26275. Seems everybody has forgotten. NASCAR did race Mt Panorama. It was during the upset period of International Touring car series. Remember those turbo European screamers. It may have been for only 1 meeting due to to regular support classes not available. So Bob Jane stepped up we had NASCAR/AUSCAR. They where predicting a NASCAR would be the first to break the 300Kph down Conrod. Boy they looked good being manhandled across the top. I'd love to see that again. Saw them at Oran park a couple of times. Loved it. Keep up the good work Ian.
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  26276. Gotta react to Scania V8 engine sound. It's a must to watch man! Love the vids, keep 'em comming! 👍
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  26277. Great reaction video! I live 5 minutes away from where this happened. Good to see you showcasing Canberra again, keep up the great work!
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  26278. Sunshine state is qld. Also so glad ive seen this dash vid before so i know whats coming and can wait for your reaction 😂
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  26279. Big Piss and BBQ Tomozz
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  26280. Could you check on something called Formula Off Road ? 😘 Greetings from Iceland
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  26281. Please do a video on how much stuff you have been sent, as in where you store it all.😁
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  26282. Ive seen vipers getting around here and there, nice car
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  26283. Fantastic! for one of the next "best sounding cars" I recommend the Lancia Delta S4 Stradale/ Lancia Delta S4 Prototypo. You're welcome :D
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  26284. Great driver and great reaction!
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  26285. if you like huge truck...I mean HUGE truck.... Take a look of the Berliet T100 700HP monster from 1957.... 😀
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  26286. To see you both geeking out over Australian cars made this truly special. It was like this guy was your eyes on the ground. Truly one of my faves on your playlist.
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  26287. I grew up watching agro and I'll say this there would no chance this would last 2 seconds in the modern world. But absolutely loved it in the day vulger, rude and fucking funny as. There are more on YouTube on agro and Anne maree. Wish life was still like this and glad you got a good laugh
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  26288. 50 percent of the landscape will be burned and gone probably by August. The area where they were racing is hit by bush fires every year, being it all ready this dry in May.... trouble is ahead. (BTW; I'm living on a lonesome hill in central Portugal, and rarely have a week where I can not see big clouds of smoke in the area). It only keeps a little spark... from a glass bottle that was left in nature or the tiniest spark from hitting a rock with a metal object (like the exhaust of a car). So just to say that the dust looks spectacular, but at the same time is a big warning for us living in this area... PS. Like your comments on the videos, I watch a lot of them, all the best from Portugal. OH, BTW: You like trucks and 4x4's and such, you should look into the Portuguese build UMM 4x4's !!!
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  26289. I’m pretty sure that forza has Mount Panorama and V8 supercars in game
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  26290. was waiting for this...
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  26291. you should see a new series called the trans am series
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  26292. Congratulations and am stoked that you called her Sydney (me being from there originally). She's such a beautiful girl and long fingers :)
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  26293. Crunchie vs Violet Crumble
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  26294. also those towers are mostly nuclear cooling towers
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  26295. You will have a great time when you finally get here mate.
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  26296. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎂🎁🎈🎉 IAN MATE. Great video love your work keep it up 👍👌
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  26297. Forgot to say...I like her!! What a doll!! I think you should definitely react to part 2!
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  26298. Speaking of alcohol content, in France we have a beer called "Bière du démon" (demon beer) that has 12% in alcohol content. Little bit expensive but will get you buzzed fast
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  26299. the old BTCC is great fun to watch!
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  26300. Definitely check out the 1990s BTCC John Clealand vs Steve Soper is a classic
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  26301.  @GeenIdee2  forget F1 , I want door to door muscling for position! Reminds me of at school being let out of class for lunch, everyone pushing and barging for 1st place lol
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  26302. Now this a first!! Supercars offroading!! 🤣🤣🤣
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  26303. I honestly don’t know how the folk that made the ats and ets truck sims haven’t expanded to Australia, we have such diverse truck types and roads/surfaces. With the info they have from the other games they make they could really make game that not only beats there previous games but also get more eyes on Australia aswell. I mean who doesn’t wanna drive a semi down a desolate dirt road in the outback. They could honestly start on the east coast and with expansions expand to the west and have even more harsh conditions. But I doubt it will happen they seem way too focused on improving the other games.
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  26304. PowerWagon is a beast ... Could never cut an effective amount of weight though .... newer Rams only dropped about 400lbs ... PowerWagon would gain all that and then some by adding new bumpers, dual exhaust, rock sliders etc Noticed the newer PowerWagon didn’t have a RamBox option while messing around last night ... 2017 but not 2018
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  26305. I still want to see a facom ratchet and a knipex ,against milwaukee
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  26306. Thank you Ian ....It's a great start and appreciate your care and attention to our requests which is fantastic to see.. Yes , the Falcon is a massive part of our car culture . Unfortunately Mopar didn't last long enough to get a real culture which is a real shame for us all although the Chrysler 300 is here now I think of late . Holden created some great cars ...even us Ford fans admire many of them not least the amazing A9X you love also. Absolute tragedy that they no longer exist at all now . They were the red army based on the logo for a long time and Ford was the blue army ..If I may suggest two Ford vids over time if you can find a suitable vid among hundreds to use . A specific one on the XY GTHO Phase 3 .. They were literally designed and homologated as a race car straight from the dealership in 1971 . Only 300 ever built . If you have time to read up on the HO it'll tell you there were over 100 upgrades from the regular GT for that reason ..They're worth a fortune now .. Also an engine that redefined Aussie performance cars from 2002 to 2016 ..The Barra inline 6 Turbo ..It's right there with the Nissan and Toyota engines and has huge capacity for well over 1000 hp.. Once again thank you from an appreciative subscriber to your terrific channel .
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  26307. nice sounding trucks Mate..... love it👍👌
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  26308. Im from the Gold Coast and I’ve flown to the U.S and the flight was pretty crazy it was a 12hr flight I ended up laying on floor at about hour 9 I’m pretty tall so it was tight, but definitely worth it I loved the U.S!
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  26309. I do agree with you 'American bubble'!
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  26310. Might take a while there are over 600 national parks in Oz, 63 in the states. I've been to heaps but still a ways to go
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  26311. Happy New Year! 🙂 You should definitely watch this one: https://youtu.be/HwyRS_6Uqn0?si=Pwvsd8joL9VnllLE It's Robert Kubica at Janner Rallye 2014. One of the best onboards I ever seen in my life.
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  26312. Glad to see your back. Also congrats on the baby girl. I have 5 of my own ranging in age from 18 to 5. They are definitely a handful. But I wouldn't change that for anything. Again welcome back and I can't wait to see more awesome videos to come.
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  26313. I have a vk Calais. Love that thing..🔥🤘🇭🇲
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  26314. The iwrocker Aussie ice cream smash
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  26315. That was great. So much fun. Great first go at racing it :-)
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  26316. I know a guy who did the job of a druck driver for some time. He said he could not drive backwards with the truck. When we ask him what was if he had to turen, he said the he just was going to a place where he could turn by just driving forward. Only in Canada I guess. Yes, the guy is Canadian. And he was a truck driver in Canada.
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  26317. very interesting vid . but i got plenty of zero dollars in my wallet . lol . i dont need to see how broke i am by having notes to tell me hahaha
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  26318. we might be down under, but we sure know how to live.
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  26319. My Dad worked at the BP refinery in Port Melbourne Victoria Australia and Moffats Mustang and his XY GT Falcon Phase would come in on a transporter to get there BP stickers put on he was not a car person but he said they definitely had an aura about them and drew you in.
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  26320. I've tried only 3 of them, one's you start you can't stop eating the hole packet. Love all your vids mate. Keep on keeping on ( old ad) saying 👍🇦🇺👀
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  26321. Whenever you have the time, check "Ayrton Senna's 'Lap of the Gods' | 1993 European Grand Prix". You can find it at "Formula 1" channel on Youtube.
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  26322. My Mom had an XM Falcon for over 20 years. It was the model before the XP Falcon used in the tests here. It never let her down, or me when I practiced for my license test. Ironically I am/was a Holden guy now. Sadly, now I have to reset. I will probably land on Chevies, just because of GM family ties. On an interesting note, they brought in an extra driver named Bob Jane. Bob went on to be a champion driver and team owner in the Australian Touring cars (or their past equivalents). Bob went on to open what is still one of Australia's biggest tyre franchise businesses. I wonder if the focus on tyres in this test pointed him to this direction. This was such a good video. Thank you.
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  26323. Hello from Spain @IWRocker ! I'm watching many of your car/truck videos recently, and I want to recommend you to educate you a little bit more, to have a look at the old Spanish PEGASO and BARREIROS truck and bus brands. I think you will like them, and you will learn more about european brands that right now sadly are extinguished 😢 And also you can have a look at the history of SEAT 😄 A little bit of spanish automotive history 😄
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  26324. I think you'd get a kick out of a channel called "built not baught". It's a channel where average blokes show us the modifications they've made to their respective 4x4s... great way to see the variety of trucks we have here in Australia.
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  26325. G'day Ian, me again, (usually commented on your B'hurst reactions). Good to see you've found some of our fine Burnout Nationals, (Summernats), & loved it. Even to our 'friendly' Wildlife. So one question Digger. When are ya commin' Down??☀️🦘
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  26326. Seeing how much Sydney is growing, we hope the clothes we sent fit the kids. 😊
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  26327. Man some of this shit I haven't even seen as an Australian. I hope one day I can travel around Australia and see some of this amazing stuff.
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  26328. Love real mexican cookin . Very very beautiful women an the same goes for the food .
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  26329. lets try candy with alkohol ;)
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  26330. Hi Ian. Have you had a chance to watch Hard Quiz on our ABC tv? Pretty funny. I enjoy your content. Thanks👍😎❤️🇦🇺
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  26331. You spelled it right. Iam from Austria, i drive the Pinzgauer in the Austrian Army (Bundesheer), it was a very fun vehicel ;-)
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  26332. The usual like and comment while I’m busy! Will come back to watch in a bit
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  26333. @IWrocker  I meant that yeah 😅 actually looks very cool unfortunately I can't buy it here .. keep the content 👌 love the videos especially the škoda ones ✌️
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  26334. Hi! Cool video, if you want you can make reaction on my video))
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  26335. Regal was the 1965 introduced equivalent of the Holden Premier and Falcon Fairmont. By 69 they went long wheelbase with the Valiant VIP. to compete with the long wheelbase Fairlane. All before the Statesman. Last attempt to compete at the top level was the short lived Chrysler by Chrysler in 1972 with cheaper Regal and Regal 770 models in parallel but standard wheelbase. Regal was long lived trim level. 1965 to possibly 1981.
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  26336. It's weird driving on the side of the road your not used to. Driving from the passenger seat takes a bit to get used to. The gear sticks on the wrong side for a start.
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  26337. They didn't just do this testing in SA but also in WA. They ruined aboriginal land by doing these tests. It may be just desert to us but aboriginals lived in places like this.
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  26338. Hello Ian, have a look at NRL all stars war cry 2021. You will see both Maori and Aboriginal war cries.
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  26339. Hell yeah I want too see more I’m one of those 3 hour long guys
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  26340. Ian I still reckon you should have a look at Larry Perkins last to first the man built his own cars and raced them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyQ9q6JEmF4
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  26341. Hi mate, the World has their own types of Bogans and they are easy to spot and we all hope we don't get one move in next door, however people in Australia are calling Country people in general Bogans, and that's not right, Country people were traditionally called Bushies or Occurs because of the stronger accent, if anyone calls me a Bogen to my face they are going to have a very bad day, cheers, Neil.
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  26342. Hat off to u for exploring. Next: Handball. I'm gonna laugh my arse off!
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  26343. Also, check out PB's first win at Bathusrt in a Torana XU1, this was a 3.3L (202cu) inline 6 cylinder pocket rocket, 1972. And my 3rd car is a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD 4.7L with Quaddrive 2 245 transfer case for boat towing and bush bashing.
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  26344. I do not believe that the Ford XY GT Phase 3 ever came with a vinyl roof but obviously it certainly didn't effect the price at auction.
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  26345. 22:04 that phase three gt ford falcon was fastest car in the world no shit when it came out
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  26346. That was cool & yes i have seen this before. 👍😁👍🇦🇺
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  26347. Great reaction to all your gifts and your are going to be on a sugar high with all those tim tams and Milo MATE, just putting it out there. P.S could i here your wife crying. So cool. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  26348. The Alps are a much younger mountain range than the Rocky Mountains. They therefore have suffered significantly less erosion which means its mountains are steeper and the valleys narrower and deeper. This is key factor when doing geo-guessing. I’ve mainly watched others do geo-guessing but I can usually tell whether something is in the Rockies or the Alps.
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  26349. I’m wondering with the technology getting better, how many years until someone goes sub 2 minutes 🤔 Also Ian are you going to watch the night race next weekend, should be early morning for you???
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  26350. just a little heads up. Bruce Wilson the guy on youtube with the scanias is moving to Tennessee. dont get much closer than that. maybe you can arrange a meet and experience a scania in person.
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  26351. i think thats one of the privet ones in aus we have public and privert bin collectors the hotel i work for has difrent trucks that are payed for by council our green bins are compost red bins general rubish and yellow is recycling
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  26352. g' day ian, here's another thing to add to your list, truck racing, i'm sure you blokes have it over there, where they race the prime mover of a semi, absolutely great to watch.
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  26353. Nice car 😉Hello everyone and IWrocker.
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  26354. hi ian! just fyi, standing at australia zoo you can see most of these mountains , you drive past them going and coming from australia zoo, the old highway behind the main motorway, the big kart track is on the same road
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  26355. good reaction mate 😂this is silly
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  26356. I enjoy your videos, well done and keep them coming……….just a quick one but the expression ‘right up my alley’ means something very different in the UK………😊
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  26357. Ian rocker "Dundee" that's not a knife
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  26358. Its great that alle F1 Teams showing the people, how they transport the Race Cars. Realy Cool. IVECO, an acronym for Industrial Vehicles Corporation, is an Italian-French multinational transport vehicle manufacturing company. It designs and builds light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicles. The name IVECO first appeared in 1975 after a merger of Italian, French, and German brands.Its production plants are in Europe, China, Russia, Australia and Latin America and it has service outlets in over 160 countries.
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  26359. Cheers from Australia Ian, Daniella, Emma and Andrew !
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  26360. Cool Vid, Really hoping to see you react to the Mclaren Longtail! One car that totally dominanted the Endurance World during the years it was in competition. Love the Reactions!
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  26361. Yeah, the Salvo's are high on our list as well. 👍🏼
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  26362. Straight cut gear whine
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  26363. I am actually looking to set an inofficial "record lap time" myself around nurburgring, though in a much cheaper "class" of course.... unfortunately my car keeps overheating and I dont have the funds to build a full custom cooling system as of now 😥 . But its always great to see fast laps!
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  26364. I'm an aussie and can tell you that it does taste better and more fresh out of a glass bottle compared to the plastic one.
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  26365. Andrew and Emma would love the zoo there.
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  26366. Seeing that Dick Johnson XE Falcon was so awesome
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  26367. You the man 👍😁 he'll yeah ,you did it right . 🤣 . You are cool to watch even the missus is starting to like you . Now I'm worried . 🤨
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  26368. we used to get jaffas at the cinema, not cause u liked them, so you had something to throw your mates when the movie started lol.
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  26369. It's one of those STUPID Smart cars. The company owned by Mercedes and Swatch. Standard they have about 60hp 600cc engine and a terrible 3 speed gearbox. That one sounds like a Hayabusa motor with 270hp ! Bike engines & gearboxes are a common swap in those Smart cars... Gymkhana cars in Southern Europe and South America often have shortened chassis to enable much shorter turns and tricks.
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  26370. Hi well done mate you ate it the right way good to see an yank like Vegemite. Cheers from aus
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  26371. The freakin' pink panther!! 😆😆😆😆
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  26372. racecar as long as its a GN CAR i will ok with it lmao
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  26373. Absolutely nothing gets you on the edge of your seat like rally.
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  26374. react to the bushranger Ned Kelly
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  26375. Great reaction. We had a Ford XP when I was a kid also had a couple of accidents in it but it kept going.
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  26376. NASCAR around Bathurst would be freaking awesome.
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  26377. Send me your address n I'll happily send you some my friend 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  26378. Clearly best to avoid such situation, may be better to reverse back out, since clearly the driver was capable of precise reversing. Had similar circumstance once just not so right angle shaped faces, more like 60° slope down and near 75° slope up. Problem was having just driven down a steep rocky track came round a slight right bend to find about 100m length of track had slipped off the mountain side in a big rock and dirt slide. No way forward, and a tough and rocky steps and boulders, steep climb back where we, two Suzuki LD50 had just descended. Reversing would have been extremely testing. Turn around was however also more than seemed possible. However we both chose to try a U turn, not 3 point but more like 15 point turn. My Suzuki had a winch but first took to trying to climb the up embankment and short reverses to tyres just on drop off similar to this video. At one stage my vehicle was at tip over at a slant, had to step out, had open top with rooftop and doors removed, so door opening clear to around ankle level. Standing out on the gravel track I held up the Suzuki by the passenger seat, waiting for a person from the other Suzuki to come and do sideways rollover support. Continued in small increments to finally face the otherway, forward up slope. The other Suzuki was then going through same exercise but somehow had a slightly better patch of up slope, had no near rollover. We both battled up the rocky slope to a larger track up top. The whole exercise would have been impossible in any larger 4W as where we turned around the track was not much wider than the Suzuki was long. The super low 1st gear and diff ratio giving 56:1 reduction made the entire manoeuvre using the up embankment to assist possible. The climb back up the rocky part would have been hell in reverse though probably would also have succeeded. Any larger 4WD would have not made it impossible to turn around and the low 1st/reverse gearing of most 4WD could have made reversing also impossible due to bouncing on boulders and rock ledges. A perfect case, in hard places explore ahead first on foot, you could save your vehicle and yourself from such getting permanently stuck. Larger typical US vehicles would not even have fitted on that narrow track, best suited to hiker's and trail bikes, probably not even for vehicle access. One time I actually went up a couple of miles of a walking track, finally noting only one worn path, and regular sharp turns over protruding tree roots or rocks. The Suzuki was such fun to drive and agile that pushing through tight disused trails was always tempting.
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  26379. About the ads, here in Spain we joke about certain TV channels not having "ads between their shows" but "shows between their ads". Sometimes you are watching a series and there's the opening -> short-ish ad segment -> about 10mins of the episode -> long ad segment -> more episode -> ads just before the episode climax -> the end of the episode. If you were hopping to lunch or dine watching one episode, you probably are done before the second ad segment finishes. (I'm looking at you, Atresmedia)
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  26380. The worst thing about a pack of Tim Tams is that there is only 11. No way to evenly divide them in a group, so you'll need to buy more!
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  26381. Whitakers is from NZ
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  26382. all of them have seats with air suspension,heat and ventilation function.some have little air pads in the seatback,wich you can pump up or lowering to make them fit perfectly to you spine.
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  26383. God damn this was awesome; you've GOT to have mega respect for truck drivers; the SKILL they have to do this sort of thing...
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  26384. What is the flavor of Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper I quite like it as well. The rare times I buy soda it's either Dr. Pepper or Coke. Or root beer.
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  26385. Don't labour under the delusion that the Skyline handled especially well: the DR30 above was a nightmare. BIG turbo, lots of lag, Group A rules that ensured all cars were woefully under-tyred, and a rear suspension layout that was still basically the old Datsun 1600... put it all together and you had a car that was a major handful even on a bone-dry track. Understeer in, lose the boost, get back on the power, comes in with a bang, oversteer out... over and over again. It wasn't really a bad car as such (it was fast and reliable), but it definitely gave the drivers a workout. Oh, and it had horribly vague recirculating-ball steering as well. Good times. For the full effect, crank up some Eurobeats...
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  26386. I would like to see you do US state flags
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  26387. We have a store in Melbourne called US foods , you can get pop tarts there for anyone wanting to try :-)
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  26388. promods and loads of mods on steam need a wheel tbh
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  26389. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺❤
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  26390. Thanks, just a small gift to you, have a cool drink on me.
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  26391. Roos fan here Ian if you put the magpies no1 you would have a war on your hands mate. Cheers Mate
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  26392. Keep in mind that when we started lockdown, many people started getting 4wd and utes for offroad. It's driven the price up alot.
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  26393. I've only ever seen that style of lightning once while visiting Auckland New Zealand a few years back. I should dig out the footage and post it, was one of the strangest thunderstorms I'd ever seen.
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  26394. Give Mamungkumpurangkuntunya Hill a go. I speak a little Pitjantjatjara, and it may mean something like a place where the wee of a type of devil has joined with the ground? I think lol.👍❤️
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  26395. G'day, Just another Aussie Nude report.
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  26396. Yeah, the car's are equally as dangerous as the motorcycles, just a much higher death rate if you make a mistake on a motorcycle.
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  26397. I didn't even know as a child that there was a Wal Mart in Germany and that's why I've never been to one. The only thing i find interesting about Wal Mart is the stationery and art department, which according to some youtube videos are very large. We have far less stationery and hardly any art materials in supermarkets, art materials mostly only for children for school and hardly any of them. That's why I often buy my stuff at Rossmann and Müller, chains of drug stores and hardware stores, there is at least a little more and also a small art department at my local Rossman. The Müller Store in the next bigger town is very big, with 3 big shelves with stationery and one shelf with art supplies. Hardware stores have hardly any stationery but a 3-4 meter long shelf with art materials with more quality as the most of the art supplies at Müller.
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  26398. The chevy ss here was indeed a trim model “holden commodore “SS”
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  26399. Did you know that Australia invented cask/boxed wine? Do a search for old 'where will you hide your Coolibah' ads. They are classics.
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  26400. The allmighty Unimog ...
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  26401. I’m not sure if you’ve noticed yet but swearing is just part of the culture over here for about 70% of the population. I can almost guarantee if I called my mate right now I’d get “what’s going on c**t” it’s quite offensive to most of the world but it basically means mate here depending on the way it’s said 😂
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  26402. You should give some ipa 🍺 from the uk they are quite individual there’s a lot of micro breweries that have some beautiful brews
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  26403. There are many beaches in SA, every suburb holds tourist destinations, museums and accommodations. It’s not just in the city itself.. Barossa is wine country but you also get many specialised beer producers as well. Since you are into cars, try the Burwood car museum. We are not called the festival state for nothing.
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  26404. If you haven't already you should do a reaction video to Greg Murphy's lap of the gods at mount panorama
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  26405. I think he already did that, check his channel Because I'm sure he did 😁
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  26406. That's a pretty cool souvenir. I have kept some US notes partially for that reason. I think I still have the hundo from my trip I had put aside too.
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  26407. In this video's description he has his PO Box address: 5225 Harrison Ave PO box # 6145 Rockford, IL 61125
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  26408. ☠️☠️☠️Engineered stone has been dubbed a modern-day asbestos..not good stuff to work with Ian. On that note(asbestos), checkout Wittenoom, in Western Australia's North West. Now a Ghost Town. I went through there for a look, whilst installing water tanks throughout the state, back in around 1997. Interesting history & place Ian!. ✌️❤️🇦🇺
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  26409. Iconic but not the best , anyway at least you can tick that one off your list. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  26410. I work for a major servo company in Oz. We have 4 hime delivery stores and also an app where people can pre-order cafe items etc. That's where our profit comes from. We've become a home delivery service that happens to sell fuel, not a fuel station that happens to sell food. Crazy to see how huge the stores are in the US!!
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  26411. The Australian ‘buggar’ campaign was a classic. When he hits the fence and it goes down for miles haha
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  26412. Dam, now I want Tim tams…
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  26413. You may enjoy the Porsche 935 for various reasons. Sound, flames, general awesomeness of the car itself. Here's a video as teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5BwSkSKcm4 As you probably know, the Porsche layout has been opposed flat six in the rear for decades. The 935 was a, erm, slightly modified 911, so it was the same. Two turbochargers in the rear of the engine, one per cylinder bank. Find yourself some pictures of their engines to admire the real insanity of this layout with the 935: The exhaust manifolds blow their gas immediately into the turbine, the longest travel for the gas from the front cylinders is like two feet! Once the gas has driven the turbine, it exits towards the central axis of the car, gets into a some 15" long pipe to change its direction out off the cars back, and that's it. That's the exhaust. Crucking fazy! 🤩Nearly totally unfiltered raw engine sound!
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  26414. Yahoo Serious (born Greg Gomez Pead; 27 July 1953) iin Newcastle NSW s an Australian film actor, director, and score composer. His films include the comedy films Young Einstein (1988), Reckless Kelly (1993), and Mr. Accident (2000).
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  26415. Don't you 'sail the seven sea's' ?? Got most right except I said 4 for great lakes, not bad for an Aussie.
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  26416. In Australian supermarkets (or Atleast where I’m from and where I’ve been) they don’t sell alcohol at all you actually have to go to a bottle shop, which most the time will be right next to the supermarket
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  26417. All Australian,, even all those surfing brands are Australian. 😎👍
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  26418. You did very well. Especially with the map. As a matter of interest From Brisbane to Melbourne by is 1776 Km by road. From Brisbane to Cairns is 1700 Km by road. However as the crow flies, in other words in a straight line Brisbane to Melbourne is 1373 Km, Brisbane to Cairns is 1389 Km. Therefore, Brisbane is further away from Cairns than it is from Melbourne. Fun Fact!
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  26419. The truck is a RÁBA, made in Hungary using the old cab from a 1980's DAF and components from MAN trucks. Here's a link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A1ba_(company)
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  26420. It's only a short video (around 2 mins) but "Float Plane Takes Off From Concrete Runway" is an interesting watch.
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  26421. You have done really well holding onto those Tim Tams Ive got 4 packets at work and smashed 2 today 🤣🤣
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  26422. G,day Ian If you want a Proper beer try a Four X, from Queensland. Locally known as xxxx a barb wire All the best to you and yours Bluey. Shout out to Pedro !!
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  26423. Haha, that was good. I had never actually seen that before. Classic. Lol. You earned your thumbs up today. Good stuff.
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  26424. The Sahara will do just fine on the trail. Building it up slowly can be better then a rub. a 44 and Even a Dana 60 has weak spots. You can always add in lockers in a 30. I’ve seen stronger Dana 30. Over a 44 The rubicon edisconects are junk they bend it really easy. That’s why even guys with rubicon buy jks discounts And manually discounts them and you get more flax that way
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  26425. Omg....hilarious!! How do they not break and start laughing????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  26426. We are fussy coffee drinkers and don't like drinking crap. We try a Cafe and if doesn't quite please our palette then we tell our mates the coffee is crap and don't bother with the place. What we Aussies should be doing is telling the Cafe about the bad coffee, so maybe they do something about it. Plenty of other cafes around.
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  26427. The union issue was from what I know is the reason why walmart never opened a store here in Aus
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  26428. Great video Ian!
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  26429. Cassowarys have killed people in the past they use the talons to gut you like a fish . it's a average size for a cassowary they don't get much bigger than that . emu is much more dangerous they are taller than man have longer legs and bigger talons and can chase you down easily .
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  26430. Ford falcon XY GTHO Phase 3 sell for $500,000
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  26431. @3:05 you're not imagining things the track was damp. For a great breakdown of who what why when where check out Misha Charoudin's video. He's a local racer that has run hundreds possibly even thousands of laps around the Ring, as well as a few 24 hour events and a few lower level series. https://youtu.be/xcRvcpONMc0
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  26432. The long wheel base Statesman/Caprice was sold to several US Police Forces as an alternative to the Ford Crown Victoria.
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  26433. If you haven't yet check out Cletus McFarland on YouTube he has a car called toast up in Florida that has the engine from an aussie burn out torana from Castlemane rod shop and the also left their beast with him to drive for a bit called War Bird absolute monster of a car.
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  26434. The Canberra directory is a street directory. So that when you come to Aus & go to Canberra you will be less likely to get lost 😁.
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  26435. Come on down Ian. You wouldn't have to worry about accommodation. Plenty of your Oz friends here will be happy to have you.
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  26436. Even Sasha wanted strong beer, not that so called women's stuff, what did John say, my kind of woman, well done sir, once again you all kicked it out of the park, love your vids, especially your rally and racing stuff, when my uncle was in his twenties,he drove for the french rally team in the early seventees,as a kid, I'd been a fairly frequent passenger around Wales and Ireland,god,he was a demon behind the wheel,he didn't drive so wildly when we were on board but I never felt scared, childhood ignorance I suppose it's only when looking back years later that by just looking at the times it took between this town and the next
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  26437. To be honest I dont like this. The classic SLR shape with the curved flares was a much better looking car. I should know, I had one in my teens.
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  26438. You should be able to stream via Vip league.
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  26439. Are you the one of the best American on YT? Maybe😶‍🌫🤗 Happy Thanksgiving!
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  26440. The inscription of the Ukrainian box says something like „For the day of St Nicolas“, it‘s got nothing to do with the 3 holy kings. December 6 is St Nicolas day in Europe, when kids get some treats, if they did behave well during the last year. I understand this box is meant for that.
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  26441. December will be hot AF and storm season will make it interesting.. It was always the weekend after the NRL grand final, helped soften the blow from season ending. Haha
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  26442. Cadbury chocklate beats Hershey chocolate any day. I am biased but Hershey chocolate is rubish. Tastes like carab chocolate.
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  26443. You might like to watch this. It is an american production and he does mangle the pronunciation of most of the Tasmanian places mentioned. Check out the Monaro. The Tasman Bridge Disaster 1975 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5E7_j0ltfs
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  26444. imho the best pilots/racecar drivers are those who have honed their skills in multiple disciplines. People like Walter Rohl, Ari Vatanen, Jacky Ickx, Mika Hakkinen, etc. (yes, Mika hakkinen is also a capable rally driver)
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  26445. This is a great game to play. Fun to play and fun to watch people play. It will be good to see if you keep playing this enough to get to the properly long distance jobs. They do take a while. Great video ian and i look forward to seeing more of these.
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  26446. I’ve watched a bit of American tv online lately and was shocked at all the medication ads! Yes, that’s illegal in Australia. It’s hard to understand how anyone is legally allowed to work “below” minimum wage in the US, wouldn’t that contradict the point of “minimum”? That would be illegal here too. Very sad that low wage workers rely on tips, it would be permanently stressful. I still find the date thing so confusing, it seems really unnatural to a non-American to state the month first. We’re considered adult here at 18 and can drink legally, it would seem so weird to be college age and not be considered old enough to drink.
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  26447. Do a video on the Hard Yakka TV Ad's. https://youtu.be/Xy4GvCNI4bg They are an Australian work wear company. Yakka is an aboriginal word from the Yangara meaning 'work'. So hard work.
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  26448. "What is your favorite color?"  "Awe that easy...blue...no yellow...Aaaaaaaaaah!"
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  26449. I love how you made absolutely sure you added Hawaii and your Arctic Territory to the US's size ... but forgot to mention Australia's Antarctic Territories and islands, or take them into account when considering our size ... which I thought was bloody funny! But I won't spoil it for you -- Google away! Merry Christmas from the hot, dry, Outback-like north-west corner of Cell Block F, where 'runners' are called sneakers, 'thumb-tacks' are called drawing-pins, we get just 8~16 inches of rainfall a year, and the real population-density is less than 1 person per 10 square kays!
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  26450. Did you play “Driver” on PlayStation, lan??
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  26451. almost 100.000!!!!! =)))))))) Badge incomming bro <3
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  26452. There's another comparison on YouTube I think it's a AMG Merc, Ozzy supercar and F1
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  26453. goedemiddag de reden voor de verschillende maten zijn voor blinde en slechtzienden !! en zo geven we ze een hoge mate van zelfstandigheid !!👍
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  26454. That guy from Canada needs an everready battery put in him I thought he was gunna pass out talking, or is that a Canadian thing.
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  26455. Thanks, Ian for taking the time to think of your Aussie mates. We're okay here in Sydney but I've got elderly relatives who live on the Sunshine Coast (a bit further north than the Gold Coast (or Goldie in Australian)) apparently it is getting pretty hectic as of this morning 5/3/25 another friend lives close to Brisbane (Brissy or Bris-Vagas in Australia) but he hasn't returned any messages, there's probably more important things to do. Spare a thought for the town of Lismore in northern NSW this might be their 3rd major flood since 2022 Cheers mate and thanks again for thinking of your Aussie mates 🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  26456. Aussie wine is 'Bloody Good'. The quality over the years has fluctuated though? It wrongly got a bit of a bad name when first introduced to the UK mainly due to a Monty Python sketch! It did become a little over produced and over 'oaked' around a decade or two ago but the quality seems to have returned again. I've has some excellent Tasmanian wines in recent years.
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  26457. You really should check out some TVRs, they build their own engines and could compete in your 'best sounding' series!!
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  26458. Your father in-law looks like a good old fella, and you can get mint Tim Tams .
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  26459. btw I sent you a boomerang but it came back .
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  26460. Larko was a good, professional, race-winning driver when he was still driving - I think he took pole around the year 2000 in an AU Falcon - but he wasn't one of the extra-special ones. He became a legend only once he hung up his helmet and grabbed a microphone instead. Larko's pit reports, specialising in explaining the tech side of the sport, were some of the best parts of every broadcast. When the TV channel fired him the fans virtually revolted and they were forced to reinstate him. As for this piece... a good example of how Australian culture in general is a weird mix of U.S. and EU. The smack-talking before the race to hype things up is very American, but at the same time, he's not wrong: if everything he said was less than 100% true, we'd just switch off and dismiss it as bullshit. I guess he judges the limit as finely when talking as he did when driving. Edit: Oh, and when he was a young driver in Formula Holden, he was sponsored by Thalgo Australia, a cosmetics company. Feel free to keep that in the back of your mind as you watch it back.
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  26461. With proper maintance it will drive forever.
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  26462. No power restrictions, get as close as you can to opponent & maximum smoke & as close to markers as possible
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  26463. finally some hungarian stuff :)
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  26464. Hope you and your wonderful family are great , I’m 70 and love watching US watch Us, weird but fun🇺🇸🇦🇺🥳🫡❤️💥✌️
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  26465. If you look at the rims of each vehicle, the rims where the centre is either flush with the tyre or set further out from the tyre, that means it's a wheel that steers the vehicle. If the centre of the rim is inset, its a non steering wheel. So that's mean the rigid body truck you were talking about steers with the wheels on the front 2 axles
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  26466. my eyes got wet watching this ! happy tears tho , it is an legendary sport, blood, swet , tears and loss of big Names troughout! Just love it when hard works pays, regard of wich team wins !
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  26467. Mate wearing that jersy anyone would think you were a rugby fan in Aus, then you speak and give it away 🤣🤣🤣
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  26468. If you see sugar cain fields you are most certainly near the nsw / qld border or north of that.
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  26469. Next should be the video about European vs USA basketball coaches. 😂😉 BTW: as far as I know, there are ´cross-overs´of football and basketball ultras. At least with teams from the Balkan, where sports club usually isn´t limited to one sport. You will find the basketball and football, even volleyball or waterpolo team having the same name.
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  26470. I have not been to Adelaide yet but it does look great but I was born in Canberra so I would say Canberra is pretty great to. But overall all of Australia is amazing 💕💕💕
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  26471. Whooop, first comment for the awesome put up..
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  26472. Mate, you never need to explain yourself. Love seeing your videos whenever they come up.
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  26473. the Dodge is a W200, first registered by the US Army in 1976 (my fav aswell in this video^^)
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  26474. "Skoda is a cheap VW..." And some people can like Skoda better than their VW counterparts. I prefer the Skoda Octavia more than it's counterpart, Volkswagen Golf. Skoda Octavia also looks better than it's counterpart, Volkswagen Golf.
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  26475. Happy Birthday, have an awesome day mate
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  26476. Schoolies is a thing that is for your end of entire high school when you finish year 11/12. Not just a yearly thing for all years. Therefore, once in a lifetime. Muck up day is for virtually all years, but again mostly for year 12 at school and around. Schoolies usually involves going somewhere, sometimes over seas The gold Coast seems the biggest. Lots of police and support
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  26477. That bunderberg is 10/10 I don't buy it often but when I do it doesn't last long,
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  26478. that was a really good video . ive seen them over 6 foot , theyre huge . one that small would be ok . but when theyre looking down on you , thats scary lol .
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  26479. I remember seeing the Ford Terra at AgQuip back in the day, had to laugh because I'd already built basically the same concept out of a HX holden 1 tonner. Awsome fun.
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  26480. Double coat Tim Tam's are the best .Arnotts man went to the Kentucky derby in 1958 and named it after the winning horse Tim Tam for his new biscuit.
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  26481. Love your enthusiasm mate, this is the best racing category in Australia, on arguably the best track in the world. You should check out some incar clips, John Bowe - holden torana ( it was the the red and whit one in this clip now black and white) at Bathurst earlier this year. https://youtu.be/aSpT7HmB6hw
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  26482. I'm so sorry for all of the sad news Ian. You always give the best advice and full of information for your friends and viewers.
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  26483. That still of you while you're still talking cracked me up....dont worry Ian we all have a ramble every now and then....keeping it real.....lol.
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  26484. Hi Ian, Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family, Love your content so keep that coming. Check out Irish musician and legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher song name : Do you read me (rock goes to college 1979) Live.
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  26485. although not too near other countries i am sure, but when i went on a trip through the middle of australia (simpson desert, lake eyre etc.) we would consistently wake up with ice covering the entire outside of our tents every morning. The night can get really cold out there. Needless to say it would then get really hot throughout the day, especially when the a/c isnt working in the car...
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  26486. We have to run front and rear plates but we don't have rego labels any more
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  26487. I have seen these being used by the forestry agency. Up until now, I didn't really pay them any attention, but I guess now that they have a very good reason to chose them as a go anywhere, practical little van
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  26488. This is amazing! I’m a convert.
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  26489. If you love this story check out "Clärenore Stinnes" 😉
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  26490. I'd build a giant bumper car for that one, that'd be fun. But no way I'm taking my little rallye car there. It would get bullied by all the battle scared local cars... 😅
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  26491. And for an extra buzz, add a shot of Baileys to the coffee
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  26492. A terrific family. Thanks mate and have a great day. Your wife sounds so musical mate.
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  26493. Good God. How did he not slow down even a little!?
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  26494. “A land yatch” … that made me lol
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  26495. Happy Holiday mate Awesome scenery looks like you and the fam had a blast!! The one fact I know is our camels eat the cacti thorns and all yummy!!! You have to yell "QUEENSLANDER" if you watch the state of origin "mate vs mate state vs state"
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  26496. Daylesford is a turisty area in Victoria.... Used to live nearby before moving to Queensland but you also pay more at the bar than to get the same alcohol at the bottleshop...
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  26497. VH VK my favourite commodore's of all time. But I love my VF wagon.
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  26498. Hi Ian, my Family came to Australia in 1834 from Scotland as free Seattlers and landed in Victoria, the promised land never materialisd as promised and that were forced to work for rich land owners or stave, when the Gold rush happened in 1852 they fled to the Ballarat goldfield and it paid off and that's how our families now owns farms in Victoria and New South Wales, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  26499. Sounds nice! I make sausage rolls and stick them in the freezer to bake later. Never had a recipe though. Some sausage meat, bread crumbs, egg a good sized onion and some grated cheese. Sometimes in town I get a Thai chicken sausage roll.and they do lamb and rosemary , beef ......it's all up to the imagination! Daniella did really well though!
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  26500. LMAO
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  26501. That’s the first time I have heard you swear brother 🤣🤣🤣 I think u just full turned Aussie
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  26502. Congratulations to the Wrocker family. Love the name.
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  26503. Excellent. I'll see you in Australia driving a Holden soon. FH3.
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  26504. Hi, cheers from Argentina. I like your videos and im a big fan of motorsports. Here in Argentina we got a special passion for the motorsports in general. Actually we have got the oldest competition in the history of motorsports, its the "Turismo Carretera" or as we call it "TC". There is a lot of history and im sure you will love it. Keep on going, your work its awesome
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  26505. you should have looked at the private sellers list. There is a better selection of cars there
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  26506. HAPPY BIRTHDAY IAN 💕💕
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  26507. The Mercedes at the beginning was definitely in one of the early Gran Turismo games
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  26508. Looking at the registration number, that Explorer would be pre 1964 and more likely 1950s. They could be configured to pull tank transport trailers. I can actually remember seeing the 3 wheel Scarab units on the road when I was a little kid. They were relatively narrow if I recall correctly and were used by the railway companies etc for local hauling duties.
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  26509. That's a lot of Tim Tams I need to go get some. I'm out
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  26510. My first use of a computer was this landmark first Olivetti one from 1965. My High School mathematics teacher had one on loan for us to learn just a few years after they were in production : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I3biFudfn4&t=122s A few years later I went on to programming computers in Algol, Fortran and Cobol in the mainframe punched car input era. A valued skill in my later employment.
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  26511. Big right coming up…..better go slow….153 MPH holy crap 😱😱👍🏼🇦🇺.
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  26512. We can buy prepared 'sausage mince' which is usually pork or beef based which we use for the sausage rolls. This really is a fancy recipe. I raised 3 boys. Don't think they would have appreciated the effort you've gone to in these ones.
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  26513. Sounds like you have an excuse to go to Bathurst mate. I'd suggest maybe the first weekend in October?
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  26514. Have you had a look at "Trip in a van" an Aussie family that tours Australia in what you would call a "Trailer" they're on You Tube, some great scenery and good food "Ta'boot"
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  26515. Xy gtho phase 3 is probably the most well known aussie musical car Ford only claimed a bit over 300hp but when in reality was closer to 380hp
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  26516. Well done I enjoyed seeing you looking at our cars
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  26517. Just bite the opposite corner of timtam that way it becomes a straw... if u bite the ends off it becomes harder to suck.
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  26518. Take that fucker off road lolol
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  26519. watched, commented and liked. job done!
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  26520. The one off Vic cop car has been used for a cop reality TV show. I've actually had my pic taken in in last year during lockdown while. they were doing a live drugbust in a supermarket carpark lol. And no it wasnt me! 😂
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  26521. yeah, there are some nut jobs here in the UK xD its called banger racing as you typically take a car thats scrap worthy (a banger, sometimes misfire and pop and bang etc) and "race" them a lot of the time people will fix up broken cars. and yes, wreckfest is basically a slightly more insane version, which is kinda funny. seeing these hits makes me question how people dont get hurt too xD
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  26522. Hello, I just find some video about a TATRA FIRE TRUCKS in the USA. Description is in czech, so here is a translation as well. Translation: 0:02 TATRA FIRE TRUCKS in the USA **and maybe another, it was hard to find some informations* 0:15 Specifications Chassis: TATRA 815 6x6 Engine: Cummins ISM 410 306 kw (416 HP) and 1864NM of torque Gearbox: Automatic hydrodynamic TwinDisc 6 speed Body: S&S Fire (for example San Diego) and SVI Trucks (for example Hawaii) Tank: Water 2400 L, Foam: 190 L Rate of climb: 100% (best in the USA) Main customer: BLM (Bureau of Land Management) 2:16 This has been replaced by TATRA: 3:25 Originally from BOISE, IDAHO. Relocated to BLM Vale district. 3:30 With a short cab. 6:26 The only one in the USA which have an air-cooled twinturbo V12 engine Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mSaQtfCuw4
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  26523. 2 litre plastic bottles always seem flat. I grew up with Coke in glass bottles and you had no choice but burp from the gas. It was way better.
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  26524. I liked him and he is right. You can become very wealthy just learning a trade. Australia is running out of Tradies and so are many other places. You don’t need a college education or to be a Doctor. I know Doctor’s that earn less then a plumber. They are not respecting themselves if they live off the Government and learn nothing. What they think is easier is not later and they are all good enough to do what they want. I have an Autistic Nephew, he is a computer genius and has been since he found one at 4 years old. From age 5 he was the only computer Tech at his school. Right through until he graduated from high school. No one would give him a chance because he is polite, quiet and his Social skills are not what they are looking for. Even though he is the top candidate for every job he applies for. So he took a job putting up and taking down bouncy castles for schools and birthday parties. He just wanted to work and he did that until Covid shut the company down. He took $2,000.00 he had saved and ordered computer parts. He built a computer with 3 large screens and I couldn’t run out of memory in my life time. It does things I have never seen a computer do. Where he bought his parts wanted to see what he had made so he took it in. They offered him $16,000.00 for it. He now stays up all night teaching Americans advanced computer skills. Some just want to improve their gaming scores, he puts their names in the top 3 in the world and they pay him to learn these things. He still has to fight for every day job he applies for because the Government stamped his file as Autistic. Aspergers is no longer on the Spectrum but they won’t remove it. He has never given up and he is wonderful.
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  26525. Mate please check out some Scania V8 s they sound so good !!
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  26526. I'm running bf-Goodrich 33s on stock 8inch rims on a 4 inch superlift, I'm about to go to 37x12.5s on a 20x9 rim, I did the lift after I shot this vid, I'm hoping I don't have to do to much customizing in the weelwels. wish me luck. nice truck by the way.
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  26527. Choc Fairy Sunday
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  26528. The rearmost axle is called a Tag Axle. A tag axle is a third axle located behind the rearmost axle. It gets its name from the fact that it “tags” along behind the drive axle. It's a non-drive axle that typically has a single tire on each side. Tag axles can be lifted when empty so the inner rear axle is double wheeled and the main drive and load carrying axle.
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  26529. Congratulations to you both
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  26530. You would love the newest Scania Next Generation trucks released in 2018. The interior was designed by Porsche. Especially the V8 models. They look so good and is so nice to drive. When they were released, all other truck models felt really old and unmodern. In Europe Scania is more of a premium brand of trucks. Also Volvo is more premium. Those green MAN trucks are definitely military versions. Quite common as a military truck in Europe. Built for terrain capacity with all wheel drive and more cool features.
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  26531. Hi Ian, why don't you react to the 2022 rellylegend? It's a rally mainly made for the show in Italy, famous in all Europe. The reason why it's famous is because icons of historic and modern rally challenge each other with the most beautiful rally cars ever created in the history of rally, creating a unique show all over the world. obviously since it's a show, the crowd goes crazy and the atmosphere that is created is unique. in my opinion it's one of the best rally in the world. anyway I wish you good luck with the channel, greetings from Italy.
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  26532. I'd put a paxton blower on it.
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  26533. Welcome, Wife!
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  26534. Since you love racing. You absolutely have to watch arguably the greatest racing battle ever. In GT2 at Laguna Seca in 2009 This is the link https://youtu.be/brNtbaMadX4
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  26535. Happy birthday brother.stay cool.🦘🐊
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  26536. G'day Ian, Daniela. Bonza try can't wait to see what's next on the cooking channel will Gordon Ramsay pop in start to swear like a Bloody trouper 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  26537. Guinee's world record of tim tams lol
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  26538. the M1 was one of my all time fav cars
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  26539. Congratulations Ian, you have come a long way since the Mercury Mystique exhaust videos....ha, ha , ha....
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  26540. Bro do a review on the Power cruises in Australia you would like that
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  26541. Next you should look at Cape York Telegraph track
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  26542. You should check out the video "Impossible Climb Andler 2019 | Dirt Bike Graveyard | Hill Climb", its the same sport but in Belgium. Smaller climb but way crazier.
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  26543. Adelaide is under rated, our street circuit is dead now sadly thanks to a few higher up's that killed it, because they claim covid but ran a massive arts festival and it cost a fortune for a different circuit nobody actually wanted I hope you visit though
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  26544. iWrocker Road Icecream :D
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  26545. If you watch the full onboard video, he hits 170mph in a couple of places. 😎 https://youtu.be/DRg5Sp1iQMc
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  26546. Hi that meal looks delicious I am going to make it for my wife just to ask the type of cheese is it like Mozzarella
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  26547. australia or should i say channel 7 invented the in car race cam
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  26548. L plates for learner drivers - here when you turn 16 you can get your L plates and start driving with a full licenced supervisor (normally uour parent/guardian) and it is different is each state, but here in Victoria, you need to do 120 hours of driving to then get your P plates (P1 = red, P2 = green), which means you can drive alone (with other conditions) this is normally around age 18 and get your full licence by 21 - I think it's still like this!
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  26549. I used to be a volvo truck mechanic, and in my opinion the FMX is the nicest truck ever build.
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  26550. Isn’t there a good Christmas Market in Chicago? Have you been there?
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  26551. A beautiful family! I keep my fingers crossed that the birth goes smoothly, all the best for it! 😍 Greetings from Germany
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  26552. Ian not many people come that far out from the City's only those that are setup for offroading and remoteness, cheers Neil 🤠
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  26553. as a kiwi, i must say that a great many of the JDM cars are just badged differently. i drive a JDM Runx, one of the cars mentioned, it is just a JDM Corolla hatch.
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  26554. just FYI for the new Unimog fan: Tractortecnic Unitrac ... an Unimog on bulldozer tracks, build in the late 60s onward. Sadly very rare by now and not a lot of good video on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNFbVY7lpTk and as you liked the Bushmaster .... ATF DIngo 1/2/3, the modern APCs on a militarized Unimog chassis
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  26555. You have a lovely family big fella 👍 love your videos keep up the good work cheers mate.
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  26556. Best of Karl Stefanovic is a definite must for a reaction video or "Funny Today Show Australia" in general.
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  26557. All jokes aside, they might not be drop bears. But don't think a wild Koala is cuddly. They can be very aggressive
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  26558. The other day I saw Dodge RAM TRX on the road in our city, it was almost as big as a city bus 😂 btw Crown Vic is longer than VW Multivan
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  26559. I'm from Spain but having lived in the US I might understand the difference in indoor winter temperature between Australia and England. There's some countries in which new apartments and townhouses are built for thermic efficiency (?), either because it's the demand or because some of these characteristics are regulated, and those are countries like Spain and probably UK, whereas in the USA the double window and isolation is not as important cause you don't mind having the heater and AC blasting, cheaper energy is my guess, and maybe that would be the case for Australia too
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  26560. I’ll keep saying it. Love your vids. So respectful & inquisitive. Yeah I Bevan drive from Cairns to the north “void” area but mostly people do the coastline coz of a half decent tiad & better more civilisation lol. Worth going to the most northern tip tho if I ever have a chance. And over to TI. Heaven on earth if u can bare the humidity
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  26561. That danger chicken (Cassowary) swallowed an apple whole. The bin chicken is an Ibis. The small kangaroos, are actually most likely Wallaby.
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  26562. There is an interview with him after his release from hospital and he is also with some of the crew chiefs all talking and detailing the story. I don't remember where or what channel but on you tube somewhere, I have seen it a few times. Extremely lucky fella.
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  26563. This was interesting. With preconceived assumptions, I actually thought Dubai would be one of the most expensive places on the list. That was the one that surprised me the most. This was a good video 👍 not something I would of looked up myself, so thanks for sharing it 🙂 👍
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  26564. Have you seen the movie “Australia” ???? Should check it out 👌👌👌
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  26565. Pfft, we have no Burger King or McDonalds here in Iceland. No Starbucks neither. Guess we are not the demographic for American fast food chains.
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  26566. Well deserved. My favourite reaction channel. Congrats Ian and family
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  26567. Nice video... greats from Portugal... sometimes I also drive some of those yellow Emergency Vehicles... Try to see some video about the FIRETRUCKS in Portugal...
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  26568. Your an Aussie now
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  26569. Know the leopard wery well from my time in the Danish army and ofcurse also the abrams from when I was in Irak and Afghanistan but my favourite American military Kit is the a-10 tunderbolt aeroplain
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  26570. Totally amazing Ian , great change up . To infinity and beyond .
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  26571. A couple of weeks ago, my 10 year old daughter, Isabelle, joined around 600 students from across NSW to sing in a combined school choir at the Opera House, and it was absolutely an awesome experience for her, and for us to watch her perform, cheers. On a side note happy birthday and you share your birthday with my wife
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  26572. plow trucka are not all that common in Australia In Victoria, the snowy season typically falls between June and August. The average annual snowfall throughout the state is around 65 inches, though you can expect the majority of that snow to be located in the mountains.
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  26573. I love Americans. I honestly feel more connected to America than Britain.
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  26574. Good choice sir! As a Belgian, I’m glad you tasted some of our beer! 🇺🇸🤝🇧🇪
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  26575. In cases like these i dont envy their job xD, that has to be a fearsome experience...
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  26576. Funny head canon here: the chains saw your videos and decided to get them😂😂
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  26577. I say g'day every day
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  26578. In Portugal all cars from driving schools and the ones for the test driving had two sets of pedals and driving wheel until the end of the 70's. At any given time the instructor could take over. We had to have a minimum of 15 driving lessons+ a certain amount of theoretical lessons, after which you could apply for exam. Certain testers used to order the pupil to turn into a oncoming traffic one way street. Many people failed their tests because of that. Nowadays although the testers are more comprehensive, there are people who fail. Rules are tighter than ever, and with good reason. There more cars on the road, traffic jams can be a pain, nervous system can take over and cause you to have sn accident, and of course, some people do not respect the rules, because they're speeding or doing certain manoeuvres that put themselves and others at risk. Remember this, there's always someone thinking they are Ayrton Senna and that they can get away with it.
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  26579. Easier when you bring the mug up to your face, no need to lean over it, well done mate.
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  26580. G'day Ian, l have driven both Countries East to West and both are a long way with Australia winning by not that much, both have the best that life can offer for most, with our family's being the best of all, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  26581. On the subject of Flies in Australia, we have these big ones called March Flies, they feed on the blood of livestock and are a massive pest
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  26582. G'day mates love your channel and content, great fun. You guys have more timtams than Australia itself now, lol
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  26583. Love ya trucks mate..GMH
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  26584. 351 cubic inch engine
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  26585. I was going to suggest this stuff some time ago. They have entire shows where they move dirt with dozers and buckets and dump trucks, crane freight onto trucks, and tow thing in huge stadiums. It's insane!
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  26586. Don't know if you noticed or not, but our notes have little bumps on them to help blind folk what notes they are
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  26587. Shawn_358 it wouldn't stay in boost. You can hear my truck going in and out of boost. 😂
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  26588. I seen them in my homestate Victoria P.S with the birds silo stack there is a Galah, kookaburra, Cockatoo or its nickname (Cocky)
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  26589. Very well said. You summed it up quite well. I to love the TFL channel and they showcase some amazing trucks. I also agree that all three trucks featured where equally amazing. I ended up with a Power Wagon and choose it over the Raptor for reasons that were personal preferences nothing less. I still run the stock Goodyears and have done some pretty awesome and amazing things in my truck. I think even running stock Goodyears I would have been able to make it up the Dare side. I think Nathan of TFL truck is a very knowledgeable and skilled off-roader but in this case he was far to over zealous and aggressive when trying to climb the Dare side.That being said I could definitely see the advantages of having bigger tires and how bigger tires can amplify the off-road capabilities of any truck.
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  26590. Vegemite.
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  26591. Vegimite mate..
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  26592. Marmite
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  26593. Vegemite
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  26594. vegemite
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  26595. The big V for me 👍🇦🇺
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  26596. Promite, you need to spread it twice as thick as you had it.
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  26597. You have to put it on thick. Like plastering a wall thick. That's how true Australian's do it.
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  26598. Vegemite ..... Vegemite. Vegemite, Vegemite, Vegemite. Vegemite.
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  26599. Promite
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  26600. i was born on 25 Dec, the least common birth date in Australia other than Feb 29 I guess. nobody is scheduling c-sections on Christmas Day so it's just those of us who decide that is our time!
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  26601. More vids with the old boys please love the family videos
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  26602. this top 10 is trash tbh where is d-max isuzu where is the hilux and the land cruiser 70 pickup and more.....
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  26603. Good to see some wholesome content. Beautiful mate
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  26604. I have been there... For real, the best rallye event in the world. I had thé chance to meet lot of old World rallye champions, had a round with a pilot in a delta HF integrale.... So much fun and nice meetings. If you love rallye, it's a place where to be in your life. Greatings from France...
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  26605. The concentration of people saying "runners" was quirky, in WA (or at least what I've grown up with) most people say joggers, so when seeing American fashion sites referring to joggers but then displaying track pants it's a bit trippy. Also I grew up interchanging joggers with sandshoes. I also think maybe I interchange thumb tack with drawing pin, I'm now questioning what I call them!
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  26606. That video is all types of wrong lol they definitely make Milo wrong lol
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  26607. Nice that you're playing this game, it's a lot of fun. I also love how American Truck Sim allows me to get a feel for America without having to go there, so I hope Euro Truck Sim 2 will do the same for you! I'd advise you to turn off the realistic air brake system. Yes, it might add an additional bit of realism, but the air pressure runs out very quickly and then you have to wait for an annoyingly long time for it to refill. It's just not great in a game, I feel like. And no, right turn on red is not a thing in Europe, or only at certain specific traffic lights. Some have a green arrow pointing to the right (not sure if that is represented in the game, though), and then you can turn right on red, but usually you can't. And I don't know how that feels to you, but for me a sequential shift is not great playing on keyboard or controller. I'd love to have it with a steering wheel and pedals, but the controls on keyboard feel weird to me (might just be me, though, so certainly try what fits best for you!). And the of the gray areas, only the ones with dots (cities) in them are currently available. The others come as paid extra content (DLCs). If you're having fun with the game, I can advise buying some specific areas that you may want to visit in the future, they're often quite good. Especially the central European parts are all slowly getting updates and remakes on the map, as they're the oldest parts of the map in-game and the developers have improved a lot over the years. These parts of the map are often not really up to date at the moment. Austria for example just got a rework, and they're currently reworking Switzerland and parts of Germany. So they're slowly reworking all these old base game areas (for free) to bring them up to date with current standards in the games, as some of the newer expansions are much more detailed. Also, they're currently developing another map expansion for the Western Balkans (that black area you pointed out). Have fun with the game!
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  26608. we need to see emma do the wednesday dance :) I'm so happy she is having so much FUN :)
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  26609. MAYBE YOU SHOULD have a mug of coffee and start "destroying" that collection of TIM TAMS that you have aquired while you watch these wildlife vids.... ?!! hahaha :)
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  26610. Mate when covid finishes you gotta come
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  26611. Please make a Video about the volunteers firefighter in Austria 🫶🏽🙏🏻🇦🇹🚒
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  26612. I was working for ABB back in the day top pay, $68 per hour in 1986
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  26613. Ian. Yes, US motorists are getting fleeced! My 2006 Golf diesel had a recommended oil change schedule of every 2 years or 20k miles - and I still kept with that regime upto when I sold it on with 178k miles on the clock!
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  26614. I have work with many Scania engines and the engines that are used in ship and trucks have a minimum 5 tons of pressure per piston is insane.
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  26615. I think that there is one pub in QLD that sells fosters... to tourists. We don't drink cold piss here in Australia! Well, we do drink cold piss but we don't drink cold piss. Other Australians will get what I just said. The joke in Australia is that trucks go round all the pubs in Australia and collects all the expended beer (urine) takes it to the brewery and converts it into fosters which we then ship overseas. As for the piss comments... we call our beer piss. we call urine piss (it saves time). We go for a piss, take the piss, tell you to piss off. Our language is versitile and colourful.
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  26616. alright, mates we need to get some piss, do we have a car with a siren? if so, we need to hurry, the bottle-o closes in ten minutes, and we need six slabs of VB.
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  26617. They sell the RAM down here now. My uncle used to own an old D-SERIES Dodge too
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  26618. Thank you :D We glad you like it <3
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  26619. Try apple sandwiches and banana sandwiches. Last time I had a pizza it came with a cardboard one. When I was a kid my parents house had a similar fuse box. Smoking is banned in bars.
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  26620. I've not stood that close to F1 cars but I have been a few feet away from a couple of top fuel drag cars back in the late 90s. One was a funny car the other a traditional dragster, they were driving in a parade around a country fair, just idling really, but you could feel the sound against your face and when they gave it a bit of a squirt, OMG, I swear it blew your hair back.
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  26621. Jo, that's fun. That's what we did back in the eighties.We did this in old quarries.With such a fun action, I sent my good old beetle off into the eternal hunting grounds. True, there was not entirely legal, because in old quarriels driving, of course, was forbidden, but yes that was fun😅.
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  26622. IPA 🍺 in the uk we have loads of micro breweries see if you can get hold of them
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  26623. Someone send this man a can of Milo so he can do it right!!
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  26624. A genuine A9X Torana Hatchback would be pricey :)
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  26625.  @IWrocker  I agree a ute is sedan based. Toyota did make a Crown ute as far back in 1963 (called an RS46).
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  26626. It ain't a ute mate, it has to be car based to be a ute, its a 4wd or a "pickup"
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  26627. Congrats to you and family man you really do deserve it best wishes for the future from your mate in South Australia
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  26628. :_HolySmokes: So many interesting and informative comments. You guys are amazing!
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  26629. Adelaide represent
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  26630. As noted, Aussies can be quite loose in language, especially commenting on idiots. One aspect is that our dashcam videos are mainly of traffic events, bad driving, silly things, rather than crash recordings. The US and especially Russian videos seem more concentrated on crashes. While all videos can add education aspects, crashes do not teach good driving, while showing idiot drivers doing th ed wrong thing can teach better driving and above all the kinds of things a driver may have to cope with in daily driving. Possibly raising the absolute need for very defensive driving practice, keeping aware of all action on the road and constant attention, no lapse of attention, or you may suffer badly. Of course bad drivers also may learn worse driving from the idiots shown, but such drivers should not be allowed to keep their licence. As far as adjusting to driving opposite to home land standard, it is actually only the first few hours that very special attention is required. A good driver adjusts quickly, especially on automatic cars, manual is harder, as shifting is very awkward using unfamiliar arm and hand to do shifts. Essential is keep attention, do not drive in tired state, and certainly not drunk. Within days it is relatively normal. Yes intersections and on ramp entrances to freeways can be issues, especially choosing the wrong entry to a freeway, ending up going opposite direction than intended, more so than going wrong direction on the ramp, that also can occur, fortunately there are bold signs stating wrong way. Harder by far than driving the corresponding opposite side in the suited vehicle, is driving your normal left or right hand vehicle on roads with opposite traffic, so left hand car on left side traffic, ie UK, India, Australia, NZ, Japan. Or Right hand vehicle on right side traffic, as in most remaining world. I have as part of my fuel injection application work had all combinations , including driving in four days, each day in the same vehicle on opposite sides on sequential days, Australian Right driven, first in Germany, next day in UK, next day France, next day UK, and then back to Germany. That takes care as every day you wnd up adjusting to opposite the previous day , the easiest for me then was UK as it was the normal for me but changing in the same car does NOT help. Otherwise had many cases of same car model but mix of left and right hand versions driven on the same day. Switching driving sides every few hours, at least all on same road side. In one instance a car company engineer driving an Australian right hand car, late in the day having driven over 400km, on a narrow country road, suddenly was confronted by a tractor with hay trailer on his side of the road approaching just after a bend. In somewhat tired mental state was instantly totally confused. Was he on the wrong side? Or was the tractor on the wrong side? Well he jammed the brakes on in panic, stopped and thought it through. The tractor was wrong, about to turn across the road into a farm gate right where we stopped. We backed up a bit let the tractor tow its trailer into the farm track and then proceeded at slower speeds. As easily visible in these Australian dashcam videos, it is essential to practice very defensive driving to keep safe, no good if the other driver is at fault a crash will cause much cost in time and inconvenience even if cash is not the issue. But as most insurance carries some cost, significant for young or newly licensed driver, contribution that is often not recoverable to guilty party. Best remains not becoming entangled in accidents (sic) in the first place. I hope to continue my luck, as other than being rear ended at intersections/stopped at pedestrian crossings and one test car being rear ended while travelling at 80 to 100kph, run off the road by a Toyota Landcruiser, driven by a over tired young school teacher with a dog in her lap and 5 Aborigines crammed in having driven over 600km on desert dirt tracks near Alice Springs, I have a 52 years of over 1 million km of driving no accidents. Not to say I have not had numerous incidents that could have even been fatal, but for skill and defensive driving to handle dangerous circumstances. Even had a 4WD up on 2 wheels around a 90 turn at an intersection, or doing 720 degree spin on muddy dirt road, recovering direction just before hitting a deep water pool on the track, that would certainly have flipped the vehicle. Not even to speak of hair raising 4WD adventures. Remain alter and aware of all traffic around, do not drive over tired, micro naps can be fatal, and definitely zero alcohol or drugs and driving. Maintain your vehicle in safe condition.
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  26631.  @snackbar8819  I hope he tells us soon
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  26632. The one you thought is a Cadillac with the Deville badge is a Holden Statesman, they came in 2 levels, the Deville was the base model, and the Caprice was the top of the range. The orange car is an FJ Holden, the grey one was an EK Holden, both of these had 6 cylinder engines, although people do convert them to V8. The Holden 6 cylinder engine was very popular and easy to do up for good power gains, and sounded great with a big cam and triple carbies. Have a look for Peter Brock who in 1972 in a Holden LJ Torana GTR XU1 with a 202 6cyl won Bathurst against the big Ford V8s, the Torana proved much more nimble in the wet conditions. The Torana went on to evolve into the LH model with a V8, and then the legendary LX Torana A9X coupe in the late 70s
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  26633. Huge congratulations Ian and Daniella. Sydney is a beautiful name for a beautiful girl. Peace, love, joy and riches to you all. 🙏🙏❤❤
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  26634. Good evening..I definitely love Europe's original old school look, it's rich history is everywhere and they really seem to care alot about saving the architecture. Gotta say though Shanghai looks seriously epic wow.. super colorful. New zealand has its share of high building in the bigger city's but not I don't think we have sky scrapers persay. I also didn't know that about Berlin/Shanghai sitting on mud and sinking. Super interesting, have an amazing weekend
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  26635. You more than welcome to visit and you should check the whole region in uae or Saudi . And you are right about the cars like the Toyota we have all of there fleet expect the Tacoma and tundra 4Runner
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  26636. I live in Darwin, the Capitol of the NT. I shit you not, I have so many buffalo & crocodiles in my damn pool that I ended up moving houses to a place with no pool. Just for ease sake Also, 'Aborigines' is such foreign term. We mostly say either Aboriginal(s) or Indigenous. Always weird to hear someone say Aborigine
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  26637. Rock - typical Australian humour!
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  26638. 43 degrees Celsius in Perth Western Australia mate. We are going to be swimming the day away. Haha. Merry Christmas to you and your family in America bud.🏊‍♂️☀️🍻
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  26639. Another F1 suggestion - Michael Schumacher's pole lap 2004 Japanese GP https://youtu.be/dh1naWsJB5Q No commentary, just lovely V10 noises with traction control in some parts.
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  26640. why say most Americans we don't have these buildings Yes you have ! and allot ! old courthouses, municipal buildings, old stores, freemacon buildings with allot of marble old state and congress build. name it , Ian be a littlebit proud .
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  26641. I read that in 2011 GM surpassed 100 million small block engines, you would expect 350s to be the most produced. Although no longer fitted to new cars I believe you can still buy them as crate motors.
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  26642. Outstanding stuff,Ian! Many congrats to you,you've earned it!
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  26643. Some of those turbos sound unreal😍
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  26644. That was what I was thinking regarding the windscreen too. Didn't crack right away but maybe had something small from the impact. As the race went on though, the stresses from the Ponies under the hood and the bumps of the circuit made it expand out like it did.
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  26645. As a malaysian, seeing our iconic drink added as an mcd's dessert is awesome
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  26646. Canva which started in Perth not Silicon Valley is also Australian owned
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  26647. G'day Ian mate, another whinging pom has no tan,sun to hot beers to bloody cold so on so on 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  26648. IWrocker ya makes sense I just think your truck looks grate with the 37s and I think it will lose some of the wow factor if you go either smaller or less aggressive
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  26649. I would love to hear if there’s any left and in use out there. I seriously doubt that it could be legal here in Denmark or Europe.
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  26650. Less butter. And you DONT eat it upside down!! I’m talking to you, Emma!! Haha
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  26651. Lol...fk Ford...Holden all the way...only watched this one because i love ya channel...lol
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  26652. Awesome stuff! I've been aching for some more rally content.
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  26653. Congratulations Ian to both you and your wife, on the new addition to the WIROCKER family. Sydney is such a beautiful little girl, and we can all see how proud both you and your wife are of your entire family❤️
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  26654. Lock9TT is a fabulous channel. You should really check out some of their roadracing videos.
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  26655. Going grocery shopping tomorrow, might have to get a pack
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  26656. You need to check out some of the UK fast cars. Cars like the Jenson Interceptor (1960's/70's), Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth (1980's), Vauxhall Lotus Carlton (1990's), Volvo 850 T5R (also 90's) and the TVR Cerbera speed 12 (2001). Smaller engined cars but that didn't stop them being quick for their decade.
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  26657. Yes some NRL content thanks man :) And yeah NRL is very similar to NFL just with some different rules and concepts. Maybe a rule video would help you out if you could find it.
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  26658. The Yellow Twin Steer Tri Drive is a C510, That's the 2nd Biggest Model we have here in the KW Line. Look up C540
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  26659. Off topic but listening to you talk soothes me… I don’t know if it’s your pronunciation or intonation it’s comforting
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  26660. Love these cars. As you know a normal race meet has several types of cars running their own heats. I never leave trackside when these cars are on. Very competitive field and normally very aggressive racing.
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  26661. Please make sure you catch the boomerang properly!! I'm sure you will find how 2 video's. Flat hands only!
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  26662. Fun fact the countries Switzerland and Austria have a red flag with a white minus (Austria) and a white plus (Switzerland). They are neighboring countries. 🤓
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  26663. Good job 👏🏻
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  26664. Use to have a turbo star, totally incredible truck
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  26665. I may get some abuse for this, but modern rally cars are way better than anything from the past. The speed, the agility, the sound... and the durability - these things are getting some serious abuse. Going in the right direction, mate
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  26666. Hi! In France free refills are actually illegal for any sugary drinks, it does help limit obesity. I think it's also why drink sizes are so much smaller here compared to the US. I understand it can be annoying coming from free refills but then again we don't have to pay for any health bills so making sure everyone stays quite healthy is really important to be able to keep this incredible privilege we have! Oh and regarding black friday I think you're right, it's becoming a bigger thing worldwide as time goes but it does seem to be on another level in the US ( I don't know if you saw those 3 episodes of South Park depicting black Friday mixed with Game of Thrones, it's priceless). Great video as always. Cheers
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  26667. Yeah NRL baby! Do some more Ian.. look at Greg Inglis and Shaun Johnson vids
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  26668. The Land Cruiser is also built with a 4.7 V8 fuel or V8 4.5 Diesel engine. They might be common in Australia.
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  26669. Mate you'd like Perth weather wise , its pretty much a desert city. similar to Nevada
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  26670. G'day Ian, thanks for the show, it's funny how one language " English" can sound so different over distance and cultures, my wife's from England and even though she adapted to Aussie life it's taken her 20 years to really feel as one, now most people think she's an educated Aussie, cheers mate and have a great New year's, Neil. PS as a kid l loved eating Milo straight from the tin.
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  26671. "What Is Love" I will will always associate with "A Night At The Roxbury".
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  26672. Good video, ozone hole mainly over Antarctica, since CFCs were banned worldwide in the early 90s the hole had almost completely closed. Helmets and speeding and smoking remember healthcare is largely free here, this is the trade off for healthcare.
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  26673. @IWrocker 9:40 Mostly 130km/h or 80.7MPH That's regular first class road, specifically number 37 so 90km/h max 🙂
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  26674. I ended up streaming this on my TV, I thought this was an excellent video bro well done.
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  26675. Did i hear luffy?
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  26676. Cool video Ian.Colin McRae was an amazing driver.it’s so sad we lost him and fellow Subaru driver New Zealander possum Bourne so early.
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  26677. They breed us tough here in Queensland man. 👍🏻
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  26678. Im gagging holding back mny breakfast and i love vegimite
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  26679. That was awesome ! And especially love the clip at the end, beautiful scenery and that car - wow !!
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  26680. Call it a Milo-Tam slam
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  26681. Great reaction and I really like the sound of that "beast". Over 700 HP... amazing !
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  26682. Great effort, keep practicing, as you familiarise with the online game handling it would be great to see your times come down, cheers
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  26683. Bundaberg rum beautiful drop BUT it will make sparrows fight emu's.🤣😅 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  26684. I have only done a Tim Tam slam using hot tea. They are the best!
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  26685. Cute kids. Happy holidays to you and the family.
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  26686. Hello guys. From an Aussie you did a great job on the sausage roll. Yours looked a lot more like the ones we actually get here in Oz than the ones you tried in Nashville did. PS Fennel is really good at getting stuck in your teeth lol.
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  26687. We have several Jacaranda (purple) trees on our property, and yes they are beautiful when they flower as it is a really pretty purple.
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  26688. The DJR Falcon sponsored by Mighty Mite on the front spoiler. The local superior alternative to competitor Vegemite.
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  26689. Basements aren't a thing here in NZ because of one reason. Earthquakes.
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  26690. Firstly Mrs IWrocker great shirt choice in this vid Metallica FTW, Secondly I love the fact alot of people I know are not fans of Turkish Delights coz that means more for me...
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  26691. You could buy one in Europe where they drive on the right and have it shipped over, don't forget though that parts will be hard to come by in the US. Thanks for the video.
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  26692. Oh les beaux cadeaux.
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  26693. Happy birthday Ian have a good day old mate 🍺 🍺
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  26694. I disagree with you about the date thing Ian. I find having the day come first is much easier. I think of it for example as the 12th day of the 7th month of whatever year it is, or shortest time period first followed by medium time period then longest time period, or what day within what month within what year if you understand that. That is what makes sense to me. Americans having the month first throws everything out of order and makes it very confusing. But i understand how thats what you were taught so thats what you know.
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  26695. Some historical trivia for you, Ian: the acronym SFOR written on the side of the Leopard at 2:00 stands for Stabilisation Force. SFOR was a NATO-led multinational peacekeeping force, deployed to Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Bosnian War (1992-1995), caused by the fragmentation of Jugoslavia. 🙂
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  26696. 8:25 Mazda RX2, Charger, Boss 302, notchback, BMW 2002, EH Holden special, GTR XU1 Torana, another notchback, 55', Chrysler Valiant("blue with the silver"), Mk1 lotus cortina's
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  26697. you gotta do a reaction video for a drive thru bottle'o... you havent lived unless you have gone through a pubs drive thru pissed as a newt getting more booze...
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  26698. It’s so cool, it’s looks like something Ripley would use to kick Alien butt 😂
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  26699. I still like you because your real in your video 📹
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  26700. You should look into the Hillclimb Fiat X1/9 they sound absolutely insane
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  26701. RIP John Clarke... one of the best comedians of this era..
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  26702. 120°F+ isn't unusual temperature here in South Australia. Not sure about NSW.
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  26703. You guys crack me up..brilliant!
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  26704. Right? Lol I think I'm trying to be polite 😅 🙃
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  26705. I was pulled over in PA by a state cop because my wheels were wider then fenders on my lifted truck. They were barely wider it was mostly sidewall. He did not fine me but i had like 10 days to fix it and have a police officer to sign off on it. I added fender flairs and stoped at a state police barracks to have someone sign off on it and he kind of told me he never enforces that law he was kind of in disbelief that an officer would bother me for something so minor.
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  26706. Just 2 hours after you uploaded that video she uploaded one where she compares truck stops in europe and USA, you shiuld check it out as it can be quite shocking
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  26707. That dish looks delicious. 🤤 Love seeing Pedro cook. 😊 With the chilli, that's a native Mexican variety right? Would it be similar in taste to a green capsicum? (Or bell pepper as you call them). Or does it have bit more of a kick? They look similar but I think slightly skinnier and darker.
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  26708. You should check out the race in Sydney this weekend under lights. Stay safe, mate!
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  26709. Heel n toe polka slide lol
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  26710. 🤣🤣🤣 Loved the ending, beautiful scenery as well.
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  26711. That low growling is incredible. It's smooth. No screaming.
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  26712. I will always do tequila that way from now on.
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  26713. Just over 290kmh on this exact road in a Nissan skyline R33
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  26714. Sun is very strong here, especially near the ocean. You get sun burned very fast. So nude in mangroves is just plain stupid.
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  26715. Dude…. No no no…. Don’t stress. You were being helpful. I don’t think anyone thought you meant anything at all mean by your comment. Far from it. Keep commenting, stay vocal, keep enjoying these videos and sharing your thoughts. The fact you took the time to share feedback honestly shows that you care. I hope you have a good week Andrew. No harm at all done. 💛💛💛💛
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  26716. you need to check out the unimog adventure camper conversions...the perfect bug out vehicle!!!
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  26717. Hey Ian, mate? When are planning mail time? You should have my parcel 📦 by now? You need to get down to the post office 🏤 now bro?
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  26718. 😂 I knew you were going to say Lambo Countach! I had one on the wall as a teen too. now I'm in my 50's and have it hanging in the Garage 😂
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  26719. hi try to find footage of Allan Moffats Ford Capri V8 [ Piranha ] its a real beast
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  26720. Especially the T16 205 and 306 and the GTI's were spectacular! 🔥
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  26721. Thanks for showing the trucks :) we don't call those utes or trucks, they called pick up's here, a ute is a car chassis and a truck is not. No disrespect intended.
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  26722. The weight of the roos in this video 40 -60 kg, 90 -130 pounds, they can get up to 90kg, 200 lbs.
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  26723. I've been watching Snooker casually for decades. Last summer I finally tried it with my wife. Took us 2h to finish the game and a lot of gymnastics but I loved it !
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  26724. I'd love to see a US truck go round a mini-roundabout like those common in the UK. Sometimes SUV drivers fail.
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  26725. Well i hope you get one some day soon!
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  26726. Two thumbs up, mate.
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  26727. The Dutch can be pretty creative as well with the swearing 😂
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  26728. First
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  26729. Fun fact: 2015 the Austrian Army sold 650 Pinzgauer to an Austrian auction house called Dorotheum. As far as I remember they got sold off pretty quick, despite their age and mileage.
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  26730. Look at the raw opal in near darkness with a UV torch.
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  26731. Queensland is awesome. Beaches, tropical jungles, deserts, grasslands and farming lands. It’s beautiful I will never live anywhere else. 😎
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  26732. If I'm not wrong this is the last real Skoda before VW take it over in 2000. Today you you buy a VW in a Skoda costume. Which is not bad. You get German quality for less money. My Girlfriend has a Skoda Octavia and I have a VW Passat. I see no difference but this one here still have the real soul of the Czech Republic. And this is what it makes it special. ...And is so good to watch an American who knows how to drive a manual. Congratulations. :)
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  26733. Just over 3minutes in, so from my perspective as I've lived in the area all my life, currently at the high end of mid 40's. I currently live 10 mins from the zoo. So, I'll get to my point, while some of his info is correct and it was a government plan the reason it never worked is even when I was a kid there was hardly anyone out this way. Lots of towns heading out from Adelaide were also very small in population, just look at the view of Murray bridge then now look on Google earth and see the difference. So while it set up to be a new city it was never going to happen as Adelaide at the time just didn't have the population and any growth was in towns closer to Adelaide. Even now in my small town numbers are not high(sadly growing). But in recent years the hills is what we call it has exploded, it's just rediculous the population growth. So to help with a little more perspective Adelaide is around 50mins from the zoo. I'll get back to ya on kilometers sorry miles. In the end growth went south and north of Adelaide mainly as that's where most of the work was n already built infrastructure.
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  26734. That 1st one was Rod Millen. Pretty sure he set the Pikes Peak (unpaved era) record in that thing, and/or his Tacoma. Both being AWD and, like 1000hp. He nearly lost it at Goodwood in the Tacoma too. He drives like a bull in a china shop in recent years lol. Those machines were absolutely nuts tho, and waay ahead of their time.
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  26735. Merry Christmas.
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  26736. Seen one or two still on the road. Still able to turn heads. Beautiful motor.
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  26737. Would love to see you watch / react to the build breakdown video of the DW86 , very unique and insane car and a great mix of American and Japanese designs. And can confirm it sounds ridiculous on track irl. It’s on driftworks here : https://youtu.be/3qqPyyMYMAM
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  26738. As others have said the colour green has fooled you. Up until about the 1960’s each country generally used a specific colour. UK had British Racing Green (the clue’s in the name), France was blue, Germany used Silver and the Italians used red. It faded out of fashion as sponsorship decals started being regularly used masking the colour underneath.
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  26739. Love how generous we are as Australians. Hope you are feeling the love. Thanks Ian for sharing your family with us.
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  26740. Bogan AF mate love it
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  26741. Funny as Ian. The pressure of getting them all correct is sensational. Too cool. Lmfao 👍
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  26742. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  26743. Pretty sure its a Honda, im in my late 50.s i remember them.
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  26744. Fish cake are good I highly recommend you try Fish cake they so good
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  26745. I had 4 five cyl cars in row, kinda miss them
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  26746. SUPER100MPH Is a great you tube channel to source good aussie touring car content….
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  26747. For a well-rounded education people need to look beyond their own borders and learn to appreciate what other countries are really like. As a teacher I was lucky to visit schools in California as part of an exchange program. I found the teachers to be very professional and the students were well behaved and very inquisitive. This was in a rural area in central California near Yosemite. Never came across any people like those described in the clip. I was made to feel at home and the hosts were so kind and generous. Even in Los Angeles I never felt uneasy at any time. People were very friendly especially when they found out where I came from.
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  26748. That was the best racing in those days. Lots of different cars. Different categories racing in the same race.
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  26749. G'day Ian, nothing wrong with Red rooster, you can't please everyone, there's a Holden ute Ian, get in contact with him you might get a drive. Don't know if you are interested in the Dakar Rally it's on at the moment about 6 classes from bike to big trucks which I'm sure you would like. Hope you and your family are well, take care.🚒🏍️Tony.
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  26750. 707 : moparinati confirmed 😂😂
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  26751. If you wanna see more of excellent stuff from Porsche GT3 in rally,may i suggest you to check Olaf Dobberkau,Ruben Zeltner and Vaclav Pech at the wheel of Porsche GT3 997.These three are the very best i ever seen at the wheel of this car.They actually became champions and in case of Vaclav,he managed to beat factory R5 class teams with GT3 and that's very impressive.Porsche GT3 isn't as costly to run in rally as you think.For example,a Skoda Fabia R5 will cost you 400k dollars while Porsche GT3 is nearly half the price less.
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  26752. In Taiwan,Hiace is for cargo,Granvia is for passenger.
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  26753. Old Panda 4x4 are so cool to drive... I had one and simply amaaazing! Small but very capable off-road car, pure mechanic!
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  26754. Adelaide central market is worth a look. Try a pie floater. A meat pie in a bowl of green pea soup with a squirt of tomato sauce , tastes better than it sounds .
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  26755. Hub Nut is worth a sub.
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  26756. Sausage rolls are something that everyone has their own recipe for. Personally I use grated carrot, garlic and onion and skip the coriander and fennel.. I’m sure Dani will find a recipe that works for you guys.
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  26757. Yep, can't imagine any Dodge Chargers or Chevy Tahoes nippping around those tiny streets!
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  26758. An extra large pizza in the UK is usually 18", but 32" are available from some places and one place does a 40"
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  26759. My uncle use to work in the Holden factory in Adelaide, dam shame they closed down.
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  26760. I've banned myself from buying them...........cause I end up eating the whole packet at once.
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  26761. Great seeing more videos again
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  26762. If you need to take a break lan amagine doing 5 day's at the event 🤘👍
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  26763. I know those trucks i am from jamaica there are more videos for you to explore you will like it
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  26764. Damn :( I was hoping to see something danish now that it is christmas :/ Danish as from the country of Denmark, not a pastry ;)
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  26765. I didn’t know afl was so big here. I’ve always and only been interested in the NRL games and state of origin and when it’s not footy season I watch the tennis
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  26766. You're very close, this is in Austria.
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  26767. Put some thin sliced cheese on it dude, another great Aussie product similar to vegimite is promite it’s similar but different, no one from the states would have heard of it, I’ve never seen someone from the USA try it, google it and see if you can get some in ya!!
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  26768. You can get twists with a white filling in the middle, its really creamy I love them
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  26769. Apparently you can find the Daryl Lea twists in some Targets in the US
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  26770. Ian check out Starting a WWII era Wildcat with a 4-gauge shotgun shell. Also can watch in the movie Flight of the Phoenix.
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  26771. nice reaction! more ultras/ european sports please😁
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  26772. could've picked better ones lmao.
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  26773. You need to add the Marlboro decals to the Torana
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  26774. Awesome 👍🤠
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  26775. With Mad Max, watch the version where there's NO US dubbing!!!!
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  26776. This is awesome 👍👍 I live in the Eifel and it's the best place on earth. Some of these rally cars came through my village between Stages. Love your videos ✌ don't ever change Ian 👍
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  26777. Looks like a trailer from Nooteboom, the most used brand in Western Europe I think. They're dutch. You prounced it pretty good Dilbeek is pronounced "dilbake" for an english speaker. "Beek" means brook or creek. Most of the stuff I test at work is delivered with these low loaders.
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  26778. Hi mate ,if you want to see and know more about our different cars ,check out Shannon's club tv with Fletch ,on utube very Aussie and informative ya wanna know check it out Oh we don't have much snow so we don't throw salt on the road Enjoying your channel 😁
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  26779. Ian I recently did a road trip in Aus from Melbourne to Cabarita Beach NSW, 3 days on non major roads , full of pot holes and poorly maintained. The scenery was amazing but a tough drive. Also regarding driver licences, down here you can get a learners permit at 16, but then have to do a min 120 hours driving under instruction and cannot go for your licence before you turn 18. I had both my children do some lessons and the bulk of the training with me. Both are good drivers in my opinion.
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  26780. we throw everything in icecream lol i use to put gummy bears in it to make them go hard lol .
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  26781. First
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  26782. Mate their in one of our vaccination ads were their married with a child.
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  26783. Half way through I was thinkin....."This is just a casual Sundy arvo drive for Brocky".....And then the commentator said it 🤣😂
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  26784. That was during the World touring car era when we saw a lot of Japanese and European cars before the creation of the V8 supercar category
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  26785. Somebody send this family a large box of Cadbury Favourites ....ASAP
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  26786. After seeing it for a while it reminds me a lot of my good old 1984 Renault 5 GTL even though driving that car in summer was like being in a crematory, it was small from outside but big from inside, really cozy and also no radio nor anything electronic, great car of its time as well and only 45hp with a 1.1 liter engine :D!
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  26787. Opel Ascona (German Torana's)
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  26788. whats funny about the leo2 at the end is also that its street verified. e.g. it has like all the street stuff ya would expect from a car. forward backward light, breaker light. blinkers etc.
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  26789. In 1019? I didn't know Native American kept sheep, I thought they came with Europeans as part of the Atlantic exchange. 😉👆
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  26790. Happy Birthday to you from Australia 😍🇦🇺
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  26791. Number 1 I think
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  26792. Someone send this man an AUS number plate.
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  26793. It is always a big event that starts with a street parade through the City. Bathurst is up in the Blue Mountains so there is a chance it might not get too hot. My son’s school own all of the land on Conrod Straight. They used to love watching it for free. The Council has been trying to buy it back for as long as I can remember. The Catholic Church owns the best land everywhere. They don’t sell it. Everyone who lives on Mt Panorama rents their homes out for 2 weeks for this. For thousands of dollars each. This is held in New South Wales. That State is being hammered by COVID-19 Delta strain. That is why Bathurst is so late this year and they must be hoping it will be safe by then. Victoria is the other bad State and it came from NSW. They sent it to us in Queensland but they don’t get past our border Police and go straight to quarantine. We don’t have any COVID that hasn’t been brought in by our Government. We take the sick that can’t fit in the hospitals in New Guinea and we take them off ships in trouble. Our State Premier has the place so locked down they don’t get near us. We can go anywhere inside our State but it is still like being a prisoner inside a State. It is keeping us safe until the vaccinations are enough. We are grateful for that but I haven’t seen my kids for 19 months. Most are in Victoria, 6 days drive away. One is in my State, 3 days drive in the other direction. People don’t really understand how big our Country is. The UK fits inside the State of WA 31.5 times. We are the same size as America if you don’t include Alaska and we are only 6 States and 2 Territory’s. I hope Bathurst goes ahead. You should be able to free stream it from Channel 7. It is a free to air channel. Good luck.
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  26794. Congrats Ian, well deserved
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  26795. And next week it's the Monte carlo historic, I'm going to see the cars with my dad, as we are in one of the starting cities (Reims, France), can't wait!
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  26796. Once this lockdown is over, Ive gotta Mount my GoPro to my Motorcyle and take you on a proper lap of Mount Panaroma in 4k!
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  26797. Tulips are an interesting topic of stock market\futures speculation\collapse, weird but true. The bitcoin of the late middle ages\renaissance.
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  26798. Great video Ian :)
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  26799. love this beast - dont know if you'd like to widen your horizon's even more Ian -BUT you could check out Mazda 20B's at WILLOWBANK RACEWAY - QLD DRAG RACING - Flames and 6 second passes
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  26800. Just a tip mate, the money washes well when you leave it in your jeans. Just don't iron it 😁
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  26801. I wonder if the Muricans were there in maybe August, when it’s 3 million degrees in murica but winter in Australia 🤷‍♂️🤔🤣😂🤣
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  26802. I almost blacked out during my first EV acceleration experience....
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  26803. Great attitude about it man! Glad you got your truck back. I always have my powerwagon so I couldn't imagine!
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  26804. The Gold Coast is dope, yes there is a nightclub district, but there’s also the rest of the coast, which is breathtakingly majestic
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  26805. I was 1 back then 😅
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  26806. Absolutely loving the content man keep it up!
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  26807. Only got to the beaches bit before laughing my head off to your reaction to his reaction!! If you want to know more about Australia's most famous beach, check out a show called Bondi Rescue.
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  26808. I am playing ETS2 and ATS on my YouTube channel TheMightyBren. The videos are in the Multiple playlists World of Lorries.
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  26809. 5 Brand new HSV`s Up for Auction this Weekend one was still in plastic wrap over 10million for the Five cars
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  26810. These trucks are beautiful. I would love to watch they "cruzando marcha" (shifiting gears like here in Brasil)
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  26811. The paddock club is like the premium area for spectators. Weekend passes usually cost upwards of $6000.
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  26812. Melbourne's getting up there population wise at around 5 million....Sydney has 5.3 million.
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  26813. Need to have a look at some old Aussie fords! You guys haven’t had a true falcon since the 70s, we had them in production all the way up to I believe 2018. Came in GT and 6 cylinder inline versions with an inline 6 turbo coming in the early 2000s
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  26814. I am driving an unsynchronised 5-gear manual where you need a very long arm and a strong left leg for the clutch pedal. It is exhausting but a lot of fun... 2,7l V4 with 112 horsepower.
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  26815. Congratulations to you Ian and family 🎉🎉
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  26816. yes great lap was fast and he won the race ......but the engine they used was NOT legal they used a diff cam to what they were meant to .... ucan read about it ...great lap tho
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  26817. I have owned a couple of Holden utes, a Rodeo, Cross 8 Crewman Storm, and a Hilux - I know what I prefer to throw a bag of cement into - it's that extra foot higher on a 4WD. Cross 8 for towing. Rodeo for paddock bashing. And Hilux for anything. Had an old HZ one tonner with Statesman front end, shiny checkerplate tray that never saw a day of work too. Love my utes.
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  26818. Love the rally stuff! I would also really like to see your reaction on this rally video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP2-UHXJ3pU It's a flat out record run on the Mount Washington Hillclimb with a 862 hp Subaru on a really scary road (including gravel!). It's nuts!
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  26819. My father knew Stig Blomkvist from somewhere, no idea how they became friends since my father had no interest in rally whatsoever, and I got to visit him a couple of times when I was a kid.
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  26820. The commentary really makes this one. Absolutely hilarious
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  26821. FIRST!!! Looking at getting a rebel. But don't like option of no Auto mode on the transfer case. Kinda a bummer for me. Your right trucks have gotten crazy priced. Most the time your gonna get 10-13k off new on anything 50+ and if you don't WALK AWAY.
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  26822. T the rebel is a solid pick now that it’s got the rear locker.
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  26823. 3 days Max and I'm brown as a Berry bro,doesn't take long for me to tan up plus I work outside that's a bonus.
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  26824. Always wanted p1800, then I saw price tag...
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  26825. 👍
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  26826. had to laugh when you talked about the crime rate in Washington has that any thing to do with the politicians 😂
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  26827. One so-called politician! Actually, I’d call him lots of things rather than “politician”.
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  26828. Of course, you love it, because Everyone loves Freebies. Your $5 and $10 money has famous Australians from the past on it. Your $2 coin, $1 coin, and the .50 Cent coin are worth money as they have low mintage. The $2 and your .50 cents is worth more than face value. Try not touching with your hands so much as acid isn't good for coins to keep as a collectable and devalues them. The Rim is okay for now.
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  26829. Enjoyed your video. Maria in Melbourne.
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  26830. This is quite wordy and that's not always great in this day and age but it has positives in it and oh well. One thing, Ian that resonates very well with Australian's and apart from the amount of content and effort you have put into your youtube channel, the thing which I think has most keenly influenced the success of iwrocker is the humble sincerity, genuine warmth, respect and openness that you bring to the table about Australia. I realise that your Channel is not or was not just about Australia although, I suspect as it grew, it, along with your love of all things Australian has developed into a honey pot for Australians. It's not something we see very often outside of Australia and it's actually, becoming rarer to see from Australians. Some of it may be edited, some of it scripted but most of it has that genuine, honest fair dinkum character behind it. In other words, for us who absorb this content, you appear to put yourself out there and present a spirit of character which Identifies with the Australian inside all of us. You're not Australian but you have an Australian characteristic way about you and frankly, in my opinion there are those who are Australian who don't. This music based on Peter Allen's song of the same name and same lyrics was, with the help of choir and orchestral sounds used in advertising campaign from QANTAS and is intended to resonate with the Australian bred identity and stir that emotional pot for Australians who travel. It does that, quite well. There's a lot of Australians who spend time overseas. Like many Countries, Australia has colours, sounds, smells which are unique and it's only after being away for long periods of time that we begin to realise just how much those things are intertwined with our identity and we miss them. Whether it's flying over the landscape, the Australian accented person who greets us after we land, the familiar scenery, the subtle sounds of nature, or the climate, it's a sense of well being and security of home that for Australians, is uniquely Australian and touches us on an emotional level. I don't know why it causes moisture in my eyes but in my head, just like I believe real blokes don't cry because we're too tough for that, I'm believing that I'm psychologically over compensating finding myself writing this with an extra deep Australian accent. Ok so,, truth be known, I have been known to get a tad weepy about a few things. To your Reaction here: I don't know why you were emotionally affected by this song. It's fantastic that you were and I reckon it comes down to your character and the composition of the song/video. For me, I can relate to the imagery and being away from Australia and coming home, the specific Australian imagery of the song and video footage and that's what works me over emotionally but you can't and that's no fault of yours. I suspect for you, having a character of such a genuinely loving human being, that the connection to the relatable aspects of our cultures, loved ones and families missing one another and joyous interaction when they see each other again after a long absence, the strong paternal instincts when witnessing little kids combined with, what appears to be a genuine love of the visual appeal of our landscape and indigenous nations influence on our culture is what brings on the emotional high for you. Regardless, I reckon Australian Global Tourism Ambassadors need to become aware of this channel. Some other suggestions of Australian themed anthems. The Seekers, "I am Australian" is another Anthem that might be worth looking at. John William's "True Blue" Speaks of the iconic Australian as an endangered species. He's probably right too, lack of political correctness and simplicity used to be at the forefront of our identity at least through my nostalgic rose coloured eyes. I lament the simplicity of a simpler time. a couple of tunes which relate to Australian's specific war experience. Eric Bogle's " and the Band played Waltzing Matilda" Eric bogle, hasn't lost his Scottish accent. RedGum's " I was only 19" And while there are quite a few poems out there which speak of Australia, i'm somewhat fond of Dorothea Mackellar's My Country https://www.dorotheamackellar.com.au/my-country/ Love Ya work mate!!
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  26831. Just like Starbucks in Australia! Yaaaaay! 😛
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  26832. I'd like to see you comment about Mammoet heavy lifting
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  26833. That was interesting but I think some of the stats are little off, particularly the land mass of both countries.
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  26834. Looks great thanks Pedro. I am going to give it a crack. I love tequila! I will also try the recipe thanks mate haha!!!
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  26835. i would so like your father inlaw belt buckle pls IAN
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  26836. Hi IWrocker. I thought you'd find this amusing...Columbia's version of Isle of Man TT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_2AeIgfqfg
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  26837. Fun fact Scania discontinued the manual trucks as of 2021 . So that's what the Scania representative told me when I picked up my 500xt Scania
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  26838. 7:29 He is using a rest. Not only is he using a rest but both the rest and que have an extension on them for max reach.
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  26839. Watch some Supercars moments compilations
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  26840. fave cars, renault5, MG metro. fave sounds the subaru, the audi 5cyl.
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  26841. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and your family Cheers from Quebec Canada buddy
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  26842. @IWrocker I would recommend you play the game with a gaming controller like the XBOX360 or PS3/PS4 controller or equivalent on PC. You can map the functions very nicely to it and the feeling is MUCH better when driving even if it's not a racing wheel setup. I used to play the game with a Logitech G29 setup and it was amazing but it took up so much space. Also a recommendation is that you at least look at getting the Promods map expansion installed. It'll make the map much bigger. And more detailed. You can also install more map expansion packs for Poland, Ukraine, Russia etc. But Promods is a good start!! :)
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  26843. The kookas are the best of the best Aussie bikkies.
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  26844. Congratulations on hitting 100k subscribers! Also, Happy Thanksgiving!
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  26845. Defiantly have to check out the c17's at riverfire. Americans can't belive we let our military do this kind of thing. Definatly freaked you yanks out including your military pilots. After the ground view look for the cockpit video. Maybe you could do it with the please and kisses.
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  26846. The things I love about the US: Sports Fashion Shopping malls National parks Mountains Snow Music Diversity of people Buck hunting Thins I don't like about the US: The crime The politics The treatment of native Americans by the government The gun laws The amount of incarceration The public transport system.
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  26847.  @midnightkitchen8379  Just subscribed to your channel and am hoping to find some legit Mexican cooking. Mexican in Australia ain't that great compared to the real deal.
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  26848. G'day Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew & Pedro. Hope u are all safe & well. When u opened the envelope from Naree Warren it's a suburb of Melbourne. The catalogue u got in the box from Newcastle, on the second page was the iconic Chiko roll which has been around for years. & bought in fish & chip shops. It's found in the frozen section at the supermarket in Oz. U deep fry them. Interesting fact they were made in Bendigo, Victoria but there's a debate that New South Wales is claiming the rights to them. The bloke who invented them took them to a show in NSW to sell. 😁🐨🦘🇦🇺
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  26849. Merry Christmas to you and your family I hope it is a great one. Our forecast for Canberra was 30 degrees Celsius and stormy. We are having a Lunch of Smoked Lamb, Salad, Fruit and Cheese Platter, Seafood and Pavlova.
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  26850. You ask why a Prius? The answer would probably be 'why not'. A lot of unlikey rally cars coke about that way.
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  26851. We are getting hit by a Cyclone man...🌀 in Brisbane.
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  26852. 100s and 1000s are good on soft serve ice cream. Its a staple at the Mr Whippy vans.
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  26853. Brought a smile to my old face Thankyou sir. Wise words with love in them show's how caring this gentleman is 👍😀
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  26854. That's pretty good result!
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  26855. They are Beasts alright, early 90s a mate got one for $65grand after an getting his inheritance when he turned 18... man did she fly(literally as we jumped it a quite few times) Needless to say the green XY GT-HO didn't last long being is was being driven by a 18 year old who just got his licence and drove everywhere like it was Bathurst, and he wrote it off after 3 months at 150mph on the Bruce Hwy late one night. Fun times. Hahahaha
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  26856. Kangaroos as pets aren't hugely common. The ones which are pets are usually rescues after mum has been splattered on the road with a joey in her pouch. Sadly many people who hit a roo don't check the pouch for a joey. Most rescues do get returned to the wild. Oh and about our supermarkets, they are in the shopping mall, and usually more than one in each mall. When I was in Texas we noticed that non of your shopping malls had food supermarkets, they were always mile away. Bizarre I thought. :)
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  26857. I don't know if I should keep following you now after the legendary meat pie didn't make the top. 😜
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  26858. Technically he has not had a meat pie yet, he tried 3 pies and none were a traditional meat pie
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  26859. I love your reaction bro. You should react to Lynchy and Ulegal at Hoonigan. Its crazy and entertaining. Something you've never seen before.
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  26860. Another great video. If you like the Ford XF Terra, search XY Falcon 4 x 4 ute. It was limited production but there have been front ands grafted to station wagons as well
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  26861. I'm sorry he's driven that truck 1.4m km?????
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  26862. It looks great...lol...Aussie gift shop...How about a commentary about where you got some of the items( just basic...we don't need a whole lot just like gift or you bought it) or how old they are...thnx for your videos
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  26863. Here are some other funny car commmercials: https://youtu.be/O_bvEoao2Ps from renault https://youtu.be/HUh4FTtIPoU from Porsche
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  26864. If you ever come to Aus you have to make your way to Darwin and the Litchfield National Park and Kakadu National Park! You'll love the red rock! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEgzIan-Nyo&ab_channel=IntotheWildFilms
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  26865. Him saying it's "scary" to walk on the sidewalk in the US, and that kids are basically on house arrest until they're 16 is a serious over exaggeration. Walking on the sidewalks here don't phase us at all even the kids. So many kids walk home from school everyday without even thinking about it, or they'll walk to a friend's house etc. Not saying it can't be better but let's not act like it's the scariest thing ever lol
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  26866. Darrel Lea use to sell mango & orange flavoured chilli dark chocolate blocks. Made from Australian grown cocoa. Australia has a small cocoa industry, but however cocoa imports are cheaper.
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  26867. Come to live in Europe wirh all your Family ! Come on ! You wont regret it 😊
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  26868. Cheers in Italian is saluti
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  26869. Hey Lad,love your content,I was blessed with owning my own E38 charger as my first car,it had the iconic 265 Hemi with an E 49 cam fueled by the triple webbers and as I understand they were quicker than the Ford 351 GTO over the 1/4 mile stock standard, but being a two door coup weren’t really know as the fastest car at the time , and from what I understand and you may be able to help me here with the history, but the charger had had a fair few highway patrol deaths due to there handling stability ,and because of this were taken to court by the government and had to payout a substantial amount of coin,is there any truth too this,would love to here from yourself or anyone else to varify this claim. Once again love your content. THANYOU
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  26870. I haven't heard that one, but it makes a certain amount of sense when the VH suspension hadn't really been upgraded since the original S-model. I too would like to hear more.
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  26871. Ian, I don't recognise the room you are in...Is that your new "man" cave? Anyways, nice touch with all the Aussie memorabilia.
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  26872. So i see youre into r/c also. Im a huge fan of scale crawling, mini z & 1/10 no prep
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  26873. The Skoda Octavia is based on Volkswagens modular system, like all Seat and Skoda. It is a VW Golf with a different body. All technology, engine, chassis, etc., comes from VW, in the case of the Oktavia (from 2020) from the VW Golf 8. btw...Volkswagen brands are Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, Cupra, SKODA, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche, Ducati, Scania, MAN... :D
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  26874. Just kidding, love the channel man. Hope your business does well. Please post videos of the food truck off roading lol.
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  26875. Did he actually say that Wave Rock is petrified water??? 🤣🤣🤣 and Marree Man was not discovered in 1998, it was MADE in 1998.
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  26876. How do we send you mail?
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  26877. That was fun, I didn't have the chance to form appropriate comments because I enjoyed your responses so much, and most subjects have been covered below! Australia truly is unique and amazing, and your knowledge of it is extraordinary! (I believe the Magpie would win over the Goanna too)! Thanks Ian, i hope you enjoy your weekend! We are most looking forward to the crowning of the new King of Denmark on Sunday, and his wife the Crown Princess Mary (from Tasmania) as the Queen Consort of Denmark! ⭐🙋🎉🇦🇺
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  26878. Congrats on the 100k mate and best wishes for you’re family 💯👌🏽
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  26879. You're watching Paris - Dakar? seeing trucks like light feeted rally cars.
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  26880. We get recycling one week, everything else the following week. Can't remember the bin colours off hand as there's so many 😂
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  26881. We get a few High Fructose stuff here in Aus, but not many people like it and it fails the Heart Smart and Health ticks.
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  26882. Ian, how on earth did you get the old Aussie lady to watch trucks from beginning to end lol 😊😂👍 I actually enjoyed it , mmm 🤔 lol
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  26883. Good job there. I was wondering how you knew what Seychelles flag looked like because not many foreigners knows about it specially Americans.
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  26884. If you loved the sound of these cars and are a fan of badass you’ll loooove this: Naturally aspirated hillclimb monsters (a variation of rally, mostly on asphalt). You’ll see a few more cars that we haven’t seen in your rally vids yet….but the sounds are visceral and jaw-dropping. Video also gives details of car and engine specs onscreen. 500k views in 4 months says a lot: https://youtu.be/InX2jYIvRlc Love your objective enthusiasm.
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  26885. There are currently six Australian MLB players in the US. These include pitchers Liam Hendriks and Joe Kelly, as well as position players David Warner, Mitch Moreland, Luke Maile, and Peter Moylan. All six of these players have made significant contributions to their respective teams and have helped put Australia on the map as a baseball powerhouse. Peace out.
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  26886. GM actually used the VE caprice for the patrol cars for a few years. They have different front lights and grill but they are just Holden Statemans/caprice. You see them in a lot of movies that are LA based from 2010 onwards
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  26887. TVR - John Travolta’s character in the movie, ‘Swordfish’ drove a TVR. With a lovely Pearlescent British Racing Green paint job. It looked a beast.
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  26888. If You have an OG Xbox or a PS2 (I think) you should buy and then play a game called V8 Super cars 2
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  26889. My birthday too. Happy Birthday mate, great vids keep it up. 🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  26890. Christmas Eve lunch time here in UK.. just been to Aldi and bought my German Christmas items, and yes we are munching on them already with a coffee, (my Son is almost 45) but just like a kid, expecting my other kids and their kids soon too.. have hidden my stash lol... Happy Christmas to you all.
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  26891. Very Cool and Cute, Andrew, Emma and Sydney, Merry Xmas, They will Rewatch this, When, their All 21 😂😂😂👍👍 01:12
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  26892. I saw my first one over 60 years ago, the styling has never got old.
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  26893. ok it's up to 1.2k so where's the timtam slam
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  26894. In Switzerland I’ve seen farm self-service stores where you could pay with your phone.
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  26895. The Google Machine says: So who created the Tim Tam Slam? Arnott's legend has it that food technologist Michael Depalo, who still works with the business after 30 years, came up with the idea in the research and development centre over a cup of coffee and a conversation. Still working there too. Impressive stuff! Glad you LOVED your first Tim Tam Slam!
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  26896. Why dose Mexican Coke taste better? because they use Cane Sugar where as the HFCS. OZ uses Cane Sugar and has the Carbonation and Syrup levels set a touch different.
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  26897. The impact of Aussie movie classic Crocodile Dundee on the American lexicon is likely greater than a lot of people realise on both sides of the pond... It went global in the mid-80s so probably before you were born and a lot of the Aussie slang like "No worries" has found a place in Americana now... It's no surprise really considering how much money that movie made in American cinemas.. It really was a smash to the surprise of a lot of us Aussies at the time who really thought that Americans wouldn't appreciate it... How wrong we were 😏
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  26898. 😁😁😁😁😁
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  26899. I'm in Newcastle and it's going to be a perfect day here tomorrow lol According to the weather there is a big chance of a cyclone building up off the coast of Darwin so they may have a miserable Xmas. I hope not for their sake. Anyway, Ian have a good one on the big day mate.
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  26900. You've well passed the 'mite' flavour test. I highly recommend up-ing your spread game now. I reckon you could easily do 3x that before it starts to get your mouth crazy...... but that's kinda the best part of vegemite haha
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  26901. G’day mate I absolutely love your channel and dearly hope you get to see this beautiful country that we’re so proud of. I’m a West Aussie or sandgroper to the rest of the country,Western Australia has the most pristine coast in the world,mainly because hardly anyone lives here. I hope you have a look at it on your channel some time. I’m a disabled veteran but I do have a spare room if you or any of your friends or family ever need a place to stay in Perth. I don’t know if you know this about koalas yet but the reason that they spend most of there time sleeping and eating is because the eucalyptus leaves that they eat get them stoned out of their minds, dead set,no bullsh*t they are the biggest stoners on the planet. Keep up the good work, I love you and your family,especially the old man your wife’s dad he’s pretty awesome and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for how well you portray our country and people. Thank you and god bless. Shooter.
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  26902. Thanks Ian for the update and can't wait for tomorrow to see what you have been doing and if you're been in New Mexico since October that means you missed out on the cold winter
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  26903. Congratulations to you from Germany 😊. I'm so happy for all of you 😊😊😊
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  26904. You're so confused!! It's hilarious! Stay safe, mate!
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  26905. @IWrocker if you like kei trucks i suggest you to watch Mighty Car Mods where they did a series with a kei truck and also went off road with it and a suzuki jimny as well. Great videos to watch in you own time to relax.
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  26906. enjoy some turkey! youre only 200 people away from 100k!
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  26907. once you get your wheel, a vr headset is so good in ams2!!
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  26908. You NEED to watch the famous 2004 lap of the Nurburgring, driven by Hans Stuck in the BMW M3 GTR.
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  26909. FYI Fuel (91 octane) in Melbourne today at AUD$1.609 per litre meaning a US gallon would cost AUD$6.09 (approx. US$4.50). Running a Dodge Ram or Siverado can be rather expensive here.
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  26910. 22s are the most dangerous round because of the velocity and weight of the projectile. If the round enters your upper body it will bounce around inside causing huge damage. A shooter was found dead and the investigators found that he shot at a rabbit on a rocky hill and the 22 round ricocheted around the rocks , coming back to kill him.
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  26911. Pedro 😍😍😍😍💓💓💓💓
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  26912. One disadvantage of driving in the USA is that there are so few roundabouts, which are safer than crossroads and faster because you don't need to stop as frequently or for as long.
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  26913. Nz is an archipelago (a collection of islands that make up a nation)
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  26914. This was a bad case of all the gear but no idea
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  26915. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6wlIfpt164&t=655s @IWrocker, I think this would be a great video-suggestion for you. It´s a POV from the bus lane "J". This bus lane is located in Innsbruck, Austria, a city right in the middle of the alps. The lane connects the two mountains north and south of Innsbruck. I live here and personally like this lane a lot because it connects my home to a ski resort. It's also the most challenging lane for busdrivers because of all the narrow streets. Maybe a great video also to see how the traffic is doing here and how the countryside and the city are looking here in Austria :)
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  26916. Congratulations guys!!! She is adorable 💗💗💗
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  26917. Agro has new Adults shows coming soon.
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  26918. I'll see if I can link the video. There's a clip from the 70s and they have to take an axe to the car
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  26919. We had a few Chrysler Crossfires sold over here. Still one getting around in my area. Didn’t know about the Mercedes connection
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  26920. You need to watch a pov lap of this race, especialy the start its insane
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  26921. Great video, that's the real deal in racing.... 🏁🏆
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  26922. You've found a great niche!
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  26923. Onya Welli!
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  26924. the original is ALWAYS THE BEST... Holland is world renowned for having some of the best cheeses in the world... which comes from good breed of cows. Interesting how an American company packages Dutch milk chocolate biscuits to sell in the American market .wasnt American milk good enough to compete with our Natural Fed cows ?? loved your vid... in future if the Mention Holland or \Dutch. we will understand what you mean... Take care you and family.l. omg how dare would America cancel the import of TIMTAMS. WE WILL arrange a ship full of EMUS.. TO attack your parliament..., and that would be a battle you have to surrender to.. God bless |America keep the vids coming
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  26925. I lost multiple times hahaha
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  26926. Great car. Big fan of the Sauber C9, Jaguar XJR-9 and Peugeot 905 Group C cars as well. Away from Group C sports cars, have a look at Steve Coad's HQ Monaro targa Tasmania car. Also Georg Plasa's (RIP) BMW F1 powered hillclimb car.
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  26927. Love your uploads , great family mate , your pickup sounded the best 👍
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  26928. you should take an online australian citizen test, see how many you can get.
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  26929. oi Mate i like that you so open minded. i would love to see you reaction about switzerland!
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  26930. Next I recon make a bunnings snag. Or BBQ lamb chops
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  26931. Have a look at the Glasshouse Mountains in Queensland. They are the remains of ancient volcano's.
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  26932. Considering the low Hrsprs of the engine, the performance is amazing 👍🏻 When I was a young kid, 35+ years ago, my mother had a Lada 1200 Galla... Shitty car overall, but it would plow through snow and sludge where most other cars would get stuck. It had very narrow tires as well Thank you for another interesting video 😃 P.S. My mother's Lada had that crazy hand crank motor starter as well 😀
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  26933. My father in law had one of those. It was cheap, somewhat clunky and basic compared to most other cars on the road in the UK (apart from FSOs; Ladas and Yugos). To be honest I thought it was awful at the time, but I'd love to have one now.
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  26934. IWrocker. Like the vids and truck dont get me wrong. Put it in 4 lo and u wont have to burn up the trans
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  26935. I got a red power wagon. South side chicago
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  26936. Nice to have a holiday well deserved 😀👍
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  26937. The Cabela's in Prarie du Chien, Wisconsin has a massive fish tank. Or rather, a slew of huge fish tanks all right next to each other. All with native Wisconsin fish in them. Huge northern pike and musky and bass and crappie. The predator fish looking thru the glass at the neighboring small fishes.
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  26938. With the ute thing mate ute also include vehicle like Toyota Hilux Holden (Chevy) Colorado etc. generally our utes use smaller diesel engines, and with no local manufacturing anymore theres no v8 utes anymore but you can buy a dodge ram for 80000-120000 Aud lol
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  26939. Mother and son is a different tv series where he acts It is an incredible tv series A must watch
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  26940. Yes, a hybrid. The crackle when they go off the gas, is the antilag system.
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  26941. Good on you mate. I loved your video just as it is. ☮️
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  26942. Talking road trains, a few days ago I came across mention that a record road train length is held by ONE example in Queensland, documented as 113, yes 113 trailers, over 1.5 km long.
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  26943. So pleased you said brekkie 😍😂💖
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  26944. He litterly said how much it can tow in the back mate with current installed hook (22 tons). If you didnt talk while he was talking you would have heard it . And he also said clearly it can dump 3 ways earlier in video. You should pause while you talk yourself so you dont miss info lol
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  26945. i was taken to Sydney by my gf last year. and saw the sydney opera house for the first time. i am 49 years old and from Qld. sat at the bars between the opera house and the harbour bridge. was amazing.
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  26946. In the 1970's my Dad (prize winning Morris Minors) dragged me to steam rallies (big old traction engines) all over the place when I was a kid, and there was always a lot of old stationery Hit-and-miss engines and hot bulb stuff around. There would also be a big line (maybe 15?) of these old Bulldog tractors that would do tug-o'-wars etc. Love 'em. Just love 'em.
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  26947. January 26th is a good date though. Nicely timed to end the Christmas/Summer holiday period before going back to work.  Before I retired, one of the Aboriginal Services guys who worked in my section suggested keeping the date the same but calling it Survival Day. The First Fleet (run by the Royal Navy) carried mostly convicts, so it wasn't much fun for them either (48 died on the way). The privately run Second Fleet was much worse, with 25% dying on the way and 40% dead within a few months. The colony itself nearly starved in the early days. Given that start, it nearly didn't make it. His point was that, surviving is something we share in common, albeit in different ways. The date of federation in 1901, when Australia became a country, is January 1st. There wouldn't be enough people sober enough after NYE to celebrate anything on it. So it's no good. The only other option is whatever day Australia ultimately becomes a republic.
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  26948. FYI, just watch the little ones with those "Snakes Alive". I've had to reach down one of my kid's throats to stop him from choking. Chop one up into bite sizes for the kids. They tend to put one of those into their mouths and suck, and problems occur.
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  26949. Congratulations Ian, on the goal of 100k subs Persistence, OVERCOMES Resistance ? have you ever heard the song I THANK YOU by Australian legend of rock and roll Jonny O'Keefe
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  26950. Great reactions guys to your latest gift openings., especially the Adelaide hills guide. Did you know that South Australia has a border with every other state on Australia’s mainland. (Just a little fact that may interest you.) keep up the good work Ian, enjoying the videos. 👍🏼🤠
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  26951. Back when I was a kid my dad used to drive a old seddon atkinson 310bhp with no speed limiter and straight piped back in the days when you could get away with it, I can remember how loud the turbo whistle was and even though only 310bhp it used to haul 30tons to 90mph no prob. It had over 1.6 million miles on the odometer before they scrapped it and replaced it with a brand new man tga 410bhp back in 2001. The pneumatic shifter on the old man tga series made a lovely sound when shifting gears, also had a clutch button on the gear knob which was shit hot tech back then so the driver didnt have to use the clutch peddle to up shift.
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  26952. I lived in Darwin for the last 12 years. Amazing place.
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  26953. You should try for xxxx bitter and Carlton Draught
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  26954. 9:04 thats anthony davidson stepping out of the toyota lmp1 car. he does a fair bit of analysis for F1 these days.
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  26955. Make it a series
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  26956. Congratulations Ian and all ya family, thoroughly deserved. 🇦🇺👍 You Rock.
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  26957. Thanks! I promised to send beer, unfortunately I could not. I then promised to send some AFL gear but everything was sold out. How these people are sending you stuff from Aust completely blows my mind. One thing I hope you get is Aussies are honest and intregral and better than the lannisters. I hope this small token goes some way
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  26958. Yeah any rally or hillclimb in Europe he’ll go crazy how much it’s better than on video. But he leave not so far to Pikes Peak, so he can help himself.
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  26959. Got all correct
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  26960. In Australia you will be able to get automatic 4 cylinder turbo diesel or manual v8 turbo diesel, we are also getting the one the US is getting but ours will be a turbo diesel hybrid.
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  26961. More of this please Ian. 🇦🇺👍🏼
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  26962. He's got balls
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  26963. Come on!... If you have to talk about food, how about the Mediterranean food, like Italian food, Portuguese food and Spanish food mainly. That's a world of food variety and sweets that you don't even imagine they exist. Try a video of Portugal and you will see with your own eyes what I'm talking about. And keep up with your great work 👍
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  26964. Welcome to the Sim racing club!!!
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  26965. When it comes to vending machines, you might want to take a look at the netherlands as well: There, you can also find vending machines for hot snacks (burgers, sausages..).
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  26966. In that time Räikkönen was young talent in Mclaren. Later Räikkönen was next champion,and currently last, (2007) in Ferrari and still holds that record. Räikkönen retired only just year ago :D Btw, watch alonso vs räikkönen in monaco!
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  26967. Next gift will be budgie smugglers... haha
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  26968. You should do a video on Google street maps.. go anywhere in Australia and put yourself right there in the action 360 view
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  26969. Massive innovations tough racing. But total lack of safety was too much price and did kill this "free for all" extreme . However the public on rally circuits remains an issue in many places. I had a severe issue once. Normally all roads and side access means are closed to non rally related drivers. At minimum signs are placed to warn of rally in progress. I once came out of a rather tight overgrown track in my Nissan Patrol MQ Diesel 1980 model. I drovevalong a dirt road in the mountain forest, to suddenly be confronted by a speeding rally car. To their luck I had heard loud motor noise and reacted on seeing colours flashing in the forest ahead, drove my 4x4 into roadside ditch in time for the rally driver to passby at speed drifting through a corner. Avoiding an otherwise major head on crash. Due to gap between rally vehicles I managed to detour about 1km further along into another 4WD track that did have a Rally Running sign. Later went to the rally headquarters to report the failed fully marking the active rally. They had heard of the near collision and were very happy to have an explanation of how I happened to be there. All was happily resolved, and no arguments re suited. I actually spoke to the two of that rally car. All smiles there too.
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  26970. Looking good IWrocker! 👍
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  26971. Easy way to control an out of control roo is grab him by the tail and that stuffs him up quick smart. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  26972. have you done a reaction to the Camaro and Mustang testing?
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  26973. Jamie Whincup took the Camaro (350cu in) for a spin yesterday, he said it has heaps more acceleration than the current V8's, so next year a 2.02 is on the cards.
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  26974. That used to be my backyard, now I live on the top of the country in Darwin. But I've offroaded, hunted, hiked and mountain biked that land. Used to be wide spread goldfields with hundreds, if not a few thousand, small towns scattered about. Walhalla is one of those that remains complete with one of the most successful mines and a railway. There was active mining and mineral exploration licences within the last ten years there, as modern machines and techniques plus the price of gold are bringing some of these areas back into the realm of profitable. A winch, snorkel, a LSD or diff locker in the rear and 33's are what I consider to be minimum requirements for quality off-roading. I'm not aware of any 4wd that comes from "factory" with a snorkel, rather there is a list of "factory options" of accessories like bullbar (scrub bars), snorkels Etc that you can order with new vehicles and your dealer will receive the stock vehicle and the optional accessories, install them for you and then deliver you your new vehicle with everything covered by warranty. One aspect that wasn't shown are the switchbacks. Very tight (some require the use of a three point turn to navigate) 180 degree turns on the side of a mountain as you climb or descend it. Best accessory I installed was cheap LED "spotlights" with a wide dispersion of light on the sides of my vehicle, just forward of the front wheels. They light up the sides very well and combined with the main headlights and spotlights give me around 250 degrees of light surrounding the front of my car.
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  26975. 10:28 Perth is a city beside the River Tay in central Scotland. The vending machine has label "Grewar Farm Vending" and google reveals is UK/Scotland based company. 15:12 Melbourne is a Florida city southeast of Orlando. There is a sign above the bus shelter with a phone number that appears to be of Florida location. (Junk cars???) So I say not a typo but mistakes by the creator of this video collage to include these as Australian items. 12:38 Also, just to clarify, the mini food items are little collectible toys and not edible. Cheers.
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  26976. 2CV just might be the greatest car ever built.
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  26977. RUST winter salting of the road will kill a car quick , that's one reason I'm glad I'm not in the US (replacing the car every few years) besides I can't handle the the COLD of the snow 😊
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  26978. Woohoo.. Congratulations!!! You and your family deserve this for all the hard work you do. Proud of our honourary Aussie IWrocker family! 🙂
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  26979. can't wait for bathurst
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  26980. That short oval track is for horses and not cars. They are houses. The red bin is for general waste. The yellow bin for recyclables, paper, tin cans and supposedly plastic. The green bin is for garden waste.
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  26981. Found myself smiling when that Newhaul was powering up as it was going around the corner, I look over and here's Ian, grinning away as well.
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  26982. Australians would make a better "Australians can do it better list video" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  26983. You should check out D1GP, it's the original drift championship from Japan!
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  26984. Have posted to Twitter and tagged Woolworths, let's see if we can get some corporate support
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  26985. Well done 👍
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  26986. Larry is a great engineer great person and use to build those very race engines for teams.
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  26987. I know I'll never For one never fit in it 🇦🇺🤣🤣👍
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  26988. I was at Goodwood FoS last year. It's a wonderful event! You really do owe it to yourself.
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  26989. As an Australian I love vegemite, and I think the amount that you used was good for a beginner but if you do eat it more you'll get used to it and probably end up adding more
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  26990. I had a feeling this one would be coming. Hahahaha
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  26991. I have a suggestion. By RMTransit - Tram Trains are amazing | Das Karlsruher Modell. I think it could be interesting for you
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  26992. Top ten shoot-out for pole position today that's worth a watch:)
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  26993. Love your videos mate keep them coming
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  26994. Chicago is like a capital of Polish-Americans, around 7% of citizens have Polish roots, there were even a joke that Chicago is the biggest Polish city ;p
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  26995. Check out the auto union race cars from the 30s, impressive especially for the time
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  26996. What you are crazy man if it was golf yeah sure but not F1 😀 because Ian likes F1 himself and so do a lot of people on here but not everyone is a fan of the sport😀👍
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  26997. I don’t drink now but when I did it was draught all the way
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  26998. Kangaroo island is a beautiful mainly untouched island. The rocks you were talking about are called Remarkable Rocks at the western end of the island. You can get there by plane or ferry. The ferry allows you to take your own car. It was decimated during the bushfires. About 70-80% of it burned but it’s all growing back now and of course there’s still lots to see. Unfortunately though the native animal populations are not what they once were after the fires but still definitely worth a visit.
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  26999. Happy birthday buddy hope your having a great day mate 🎉🎂🎁👍🏻. Hopefully you can make it over for Bathurst next year. A mate of mine just got me a ticket for Supercars at Sydney Motorsport park in a couple of weeks. Can’t wait 😊
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  27000. You are right that Shrimp and Prawns are different species of crustacean.
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  27001. The Adelaide 500 is a great event
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  27002. In Victoria the police vehicles are different to Western Australia. Victoria Police use Volkswagens, BMW’s & Toyota’s.
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  27003. haha i mentioned this in the 2CV video. Its just too quircky and the achteruit race videos are funny. Especially with the André van Duin commentary (that is if you understand dutch).
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  27004. The physics and graphics are far better on AMS 2
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  27005. Aussies dont like the fuss of fancy things. So a true blue video is the best regardless of perceived camera quality etc.
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  27006. Great reaction and even i didn't know we had all those different car models.
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  27007. Slamming the slam... it's the mix of flavours with the melt. Yummy
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  27008. You did it better than me 😂
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  27009. Would you post a link to those fender lights please! I love them!
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  27010. Ian, I just watched this guy from Arizona checking out and loving the differences of the cars on the street in Sydney to what he would usually see in the US ... no surprise that he reminded me of you, lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZTR34pxC4A
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  27011. O to 60mph in 1.4 seconds. It’s going to be made and road worthy! I imagine there will be a waiting list already….
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  27012. Volvo were involved in Aussie Supercar racing a few years ago
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  27013. This vid has reminded me of the saddening lack of military vehicles in ETS2(
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  27014. Btw, i looked it up and saw that you probably already have a video with the SHERP .. but ... as we love offroaders ..... you definitely should give it another go and compare it to the unimog and pinzgauer range. ;)
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  27015. There is video of guys going out into the water with ropes when it's up rushing across and as deep as the windows of their Cruiser. Absolutely mad.
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  27016. Fangio was the best Racing Car Driver on this time. Juan Manuel Fangio 24 June 1911 – 17 July 1995), nicknamed El Chueco ("the bowlegged" or "bandy legged one") or El Maestro ("The Master" or "The Teacher"), was an Argentine racing car driver. He dominated the first decade of Formula One racing, winning the World Drivers' Championship five times.
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  27017. If you like cars sounding great try the 70's wailer, the Matra MS650 V12
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  27018. I wondered what would become of all those big green chillies you were piling into the trolley on Sunday. That meal looks great!
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  27019. thanks ian dont worry we are use to it it happens in cycles flood / drought/fire / flood . check out dorothea mackellar my country poem from 1908. we will survive and carryon
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  27020. I dont remember having seen this before. Thanks for showing it. IYou might like to see two Australian GP Motorcycle world champions (Mick Doohan- 5 consectutive World championships and Wayne Gardner- 1 World championship) handle riding in the heavy rain at Suzuka in 1992. They were riding 500cc 2 stroke race bikes. Very peaky, narrow powerband and blindingly quick and with no driver aids at all, at all. Much harder to ride than the current MotoGP bikes. This video shows the last 9 minutes of the race. Whats interesting is Gardner slides off the track, picks himself and the bike up, rips the ruined fairing off the bike rejoins the race in last position and in something like 3 laps fights back to 5 position. Doohan was in third but, of course, wins the race. I'm enjoying your series, by the way. Shown me some things I never knew.
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  27021. What about our beer ads mate?🍻🍻
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  27022. you should try the German "Schorchbock" 40 bucks in the brewery's online shop with 55 RPM's, but that would probably be traded as a liqueur in the US, or this: limited edition Schorschbock 55% vintage 2024 0.33l (11 ounces) 299.00 € * 906.06 € per 1 l (33 ounces)
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  27023. Happy birthday 🎉
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  27024. Thanks
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  27025. I remember those dinosaur computers
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  27026. Haha yeah I would be go faster go faster LOL
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  27027. Your a very fair and reasoned commentator
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  27028. I was born in 1985 and i'm from germany but i still missed that cool group b time, would have loved to be there to see this live. At least i can call myself happy to drive a group a homologation car, the ford escort rs cosworth...not group b but still a very agile, fast and fun car to drive. If you ever visit germany hit me up and you can go a round in this little tubo monster.
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  27029. Good end result to the earlier shopping video❤️❤️❤️🙂🙂🙂
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  27030. Castaway
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  27031. Great video very interesting to see a real truck driver from USA try the game for the first time. I think you can turn off the air pressure warning in the settings if needed, also maybe go with auto (real life) transmission for now until you get used the controls and all the game features. Keep it up as a series I will be subscribing to see more 👍
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  27032. how is it not big?? you have all the all stars in it! Travis pastrana, ken block.. the Metal mulisha crew.. do i go on? :P
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  27033. Real plates you can get Ford written on them but cost money each year
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  27034. Cool background
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  27035. You know there that stupid when you gotta end the video prematurely cus you can’t handle it 🤣😂
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  27036. yor educating some aussies that dont realise where they've come from. awesome Ian!
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  27037. The little girl in the middle (with black hair) looks just like you, she looks identical.
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  27038. Rally Races are realy cool to watch. Its driving on the limit.
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  27039. Look up Gunnedah water tank and eurogowa artwork images the whole town of eurogowa is covered in paintings
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  27040. I have never seen an American so awe struck by our Holden’s good onya maaate keep it up
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  27041.  @IWrocker  exactly right- it’s not a fair assessment at all. It’s like downing a gulp of soy sauce straight from the bottle, declaring it awful, and then refusing to ever eat stir fry or honey soy chicken. They’re just not giving the ingredient a way to shine. Plenty of ingredients taste bloody awful by themselves, but are the most amazing additions to food. I highly recommend vegemite as an alternative to salt in a savoury dish when you want to add a bit of umami. I use it in so many recipes. It’s also pretty popular on grilled cheese, as well as under some smashed avo or a poached egg on toast.
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  27042. Drop bears were initially invented to scare year 7 girls on camp into hysterics. 😂 The bunyip warning is mean though, because there are many animals in the Aussie bush that scream in the middle of the night. We hear foxes and all the time. Toads can make a screaming sound too. I live over the hill from Gippsland, in the Kiewa Valley and we also have an escaped panther in our hills 😁 apparently... 🤔
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  27043. In Europe all energenciss vehicles have blue lights, only blue. The yellow car and orange ones are for the rest of the vehicles, rescue cranes, special machinery, special transport trucks, tractors, etc... Greetings
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  27044. Yeah we're all pretty mental down here Ian 😂😂😂😂
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  27045. The AUDI QUATTRO system was introduced in 1980, as a very clever permanent 4wheel drive system.😊😊😊
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  27046. The IWRocker Smash.
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  27047. I'm in Tassie for my 40th bday right now, standing on top of Mount Wellington. Spectacular 👍
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  27048. Hyundai's earlier models may not be your favourites, but where are the American rally cars?
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  27049. Pretty sure Volkswagen’s official names for their early models were just Type 1 (beetle) Type 2 (kombie) and Type 3 (that one that came as sedan, wagon and “fastback”). That would mean that Beetle, Kombie, Bus etc were just consumer created nicknames. Kinda weird but fascinating too. Kombie sounds German (to me) but I wonder where it came from🤔
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  27050. Don't know if you've checked out Leh Keen's Rain Dance (pov Le Mans in the rain), but I think that is even more impressive than this. No houses in the way though...
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  27051. Why don’t we all just go and visit Ian and Fam? Got a spare room mate? 😂
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  27052. Crazy experience to be on board during a landing like those. Loads of pale people doing the sign of the cross, I remember.
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  27053. When you made Fairy Bread you put way, way, way too much butter on. Its a thin spread, like with any other sandwich, not a massive slab. It really is just party food though. Not everyday. BTW, have you tried Vegemite and Cheese sandwiches yet?
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  27054. About 20yrs ago we used to buy cheap cars and race/crash them in grassy industrial areas (not to this extent 😂) until a young girl went through a windscreen once (she was okay and I’m still friends with her)… Sadly the cars we used to trash are probably worth a fortune now 🤦‍♂️😂
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  27055. There called Roo Bars on the front of vehicles and Utes
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  27056. Any vids for us Ford fans featuring the mighty `1971 XY GTHO Phase 3 Falcon ?. It's quite literally the car that all other Australian cars are judged ...to this day . Yes , even the A9X Torana ...As for Aussie car culture in general , you have to include the Barra Turbo before you can truly embrace our culture . It is a massive part of it as any Aussie car nut will tell you . Please do that for me in an upcoming video . Aussie Fords are very different to the U.S. and European ones . As for this video I absolutely agree ...the A9X is so cool .. The VY Commodore was one of the ugliest Commodores IMO and the race car bear little comparison to the road car in a myriad of ways . The A9X is a great Holden for sure . Brocky also drove for Ford too did you know although only briefly ...Incredible bloke and still greatly missed by ALL Aussie race fans .
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  27057. This was a great video, anyone who loves auto racing needs to see this who doesn't follow F1. As a fan of all auto racing, Nascar is still number for me 1 but F1 is not far behind. F1 is a world wide sport and its world wide like soccer. The last race last year was epic in F1, so many countries were watching all over the world. Nascar can learn from F1, build more manufacturers like dodge, buick, honda, and so many more that could push the sport to a higher level.
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  27058. Any time you hear a person add "mas" at the end, it's Japanese. Arigato kozai mas or something like that = Thank you very much.
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  27059. Hey Ian, you need to do a cricket reaction, especially with the Aussie cricketing greats, you would have known the answer if you had. Sir Donald Bradman is said to have the averages that surpass the greatest sportsman across all sports. He is nearly double that of his nearest rival in the cricketing world.
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  27060. I’ve been living in Australia since 1977.. when I talk to relatives in the states I have to use my American accent or they don’t know what I’m saying 🤣 Also, they always ask me to slow down 🤔
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  27061. That weather system over the north of Australia is the yearly monsoon...this monsoon moves between Australia and India every six months
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  27062. One of us. A part of the whole.
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  27063. You done good mate 👍🏻 the animals I would have trouble remembering them all too. More quizzes would be cool mate. We can see and judge (in a lighthearted banter kind a way) your progression to near full Aussie 😉🤣
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  27064. Champion !!!
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  27065. :_KoalaLove: I love dill! 😂
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  27066. It's interesting that you're looking at a skoda because we are in the process of actually buying a Skoda octavia rs. Actually going to go and test drive one to see how it is, my wife just loves it. So let's see how this goes. God willing we will have one. We are going for a black one ourselves.
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  27067. I was like when is someone going to send some of the crafted Tim Tam's instead of the basic examples and someone actually did and as he pulled out the last packet i was like " Where's the Dark Chocolate & Orange" 😞
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  27068. That Transit reminds me of the Renault Espace F1 they made in the early/mid 90's. A Renault Espace people carrier, with a V10 F1 engine yoinked straight out of Alain Prost’s FW15C F1 car, running throught the middle of it. 750bhp and 550lb/ft torque running 0-60 in 2,8 seconds with the airodynamics of a block of cheese.
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  27069. Power is how fast you crash into the wall, torque is how far you can push the wall... 🤣
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  27070. This was very interesting thanks Ian 🇦🇺👍🙁
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  27071. having a dedicated racing monitor and Seat would again make a Huge diffrence, u could get a descent racing seat for around 300. so u can bolt down the wheel and pedals, also the seating position is much more realistic than sitting in a desk chair, and a slightly bigger monitor will also do wonders for your realism
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  27072. For an awesome sound from a humble 4-cylinder Ford, check out the M-Sport video of Malcolm Wilson in Greystoke Forest - three minutes of pure bliss!
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  27073. Its definitely a car of its time... have to say it never appealed to me much.. but each to their own...
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  27074. React to some best nrl moments of all time
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  27075. "Contains no juice" is the craziest thing to me. Feel bad for you guys
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  27076. I love most things about the US _ the constitution, the national parks, the different accents in the 50 States, the attics and basements which we don't have in Australia.
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  27077. And being able to drive into mexico
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  27078. this map of churches in Poland shows not only churches but also small chapels that you can see when driving acar on a provincial road, even the smallest village has a chapel, everywhere you can see some crosses with Jesus or chapels with Mary his mother.
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  27079. All true but he probably doesn't know that when we buy an American truck/ute over here its about $150,000 to get one and our diesel goes for $1.60 per litre and those things probably have 100+ litre tanks in them. So yeh you have to be fairly well off to afford one.
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  27080. Hi Ian. which other two countries start with the letter A and end with the letter A. Perhaps two of the most similar countries on earth. yeah we love YANK TANKS. my nephew owns two thunderbirds and the other nephew owns a 289 67 stang. cheers mate. you have a good one.
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  27081. there use to be an add on tv about nobbys nuts it would say nibble nobbys nuts before nobby nibbles yours they took it off tv years ago
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  27082. I meat Seb Loeb at the 2000's Paris salon ”mondial de l’auto". He was a young promising driver a the time. I was in a schoolarship journey with my mecanic school. We were all fan of him because we were hardcore rally fans and we knew he was a great driver but he was anonymous even in France back in the day. We were not aware at all that he will become the GOAT of global rally.
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  27083. There are score reviews - which is a camera system + in-built sound sensors on the goal posts (to indicate an impact of a ball). But none for marks. In the case of the score review - the umpire makes the call first and the review must show sufficient evidence to overturn it. As for AFL matches - you can stream them for free, quarter by quarter, from the video section of the official website so I don't think copyright would be such an issue if they're free (aka, not live), but not sure. And as for video games, the latest is AFL Evolution 2 (Evo for short). For a studio that has had to build it from the ground-up (unlike the long history of companies like EA ajd their international sales) they've done pretty good to keep improving the formula with tweaks and such.
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  27084. I think the Unimogs have a 4 speed gearbox that splits to high between 4th and 5th (automatically), so it acts like an 8 speed.
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  27085. yep that is a good area.. I have 4wd in the vic high country many many times. My snorkel wasnt factory, but was aftermarket put on before I took delivery from the dealer. Factory locker is awesome though. Yep there are a lot of different makes in Aus. Glad you are enjoying it mate.
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  27086. Afternoon Ian , daniela and kids
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  27087. Your family are adorable
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  27088. So wholesome ❤️🥰
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  27089. The number plate is Soel good man...🍻👍...
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  27090. Nice Vid!
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  27091. there are other brands that do biscuits like this with slightly more exotic flavours, redrock deli are one brand that does pretty good stuff
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  27092. Lol You guys got more food then most aussies have i there kitchen !!!
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  27093. Watch them race that wagon in British Touring Car Championship, it's outrageous!!!!👍
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  27094. You should do a react video to formula off road racing in Iceland where they’re racing across water and up vertical cliffs in custom buggies
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  27095. Mark Skaife won the 1991 race in an R32 GT-R with a best lap of 2:12.630 (2:14.5 average). Only 29 seconds off😁
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  27096. If he can afford to buy it, afford to put it there, don't you think he can afford a heavy duty frame and tarpaulin to protect it?
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  27097. I think he knows bout straya than me and I'm an aussie
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  27098. Here is one legendary one. Model A with a tuned BDA. The car was made to a Finnish rally driver (I think it was Juha Kankkunen) and its runnin a BDA but disguised as a stock motor. Wheels are alloy wheels made to look like stock wooden wheels and it has special tires that look like old style but are modern. They even let it into a classic Ford meet until someone told the organizers that its far from stock :D. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFSGSL3Nrmc
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  27099. Thanks! I promised to send beer, unfortunately I could not. I then promised to send some AFL gear but everything was sold out. How these people are sending you stuff from Aust completely blows my mind. One thing I hope you get is Aussies are honest and intregral and better than the lannisters. I hope this small token goes some way
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  27100. I think he's in love with that Cupra :D It's normal, it's a great car.
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  27101. During the "economic wonder" ("Wirtschaftswunder") when german economy recovered and boomed in the 50s and 60s it became a bit of a "positive stereotype" to have made it if you could afford a VW Bug, a small camping-trailer (not a fancy one like this 5th wheel thing) and drive across the "Brenner" mountain to Italy for vacation. VW even advertised with the Bug's advantages for driving across the alps, explaining that with an aircooled engine "you'll never be stranded with the coolant overheating"
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  27102. :face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape: Specialy To Pedro --> Mucho Amor, Amigo! (you all as well) !
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  27103. Congrats! Delighted for you all xx
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  27104. 🔹️2:00 You are normally unique, maybe, perhaps ❕❔🤔
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  27105. It has a nice engine note. There is something about a vehicle going up and down through the gears. I guess you have to be a gear head to appreciate it. It is haul 'in.
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  27106. i´ve been there last year. As an Audi fan it was incredible to see all those machines in person and all of the history of the brand. 100% recomended.
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  27107. Happy Birthday Ian! Hope you had a wonderful day.
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  27108. In NSW, police vehicles are picked based off whether they meet the specifications and then price.
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  27109. 😂😂😂 I feel so sorry for you, Ian! You are so close! (and better then me with a blind map of the US) 😅
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  27110. Thanks for the good video I enjoyed it
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  27111. That hood/bonnet flying off onto oncoming traffic is scary. My bonnet became lose once on the freeway and sort of vacuum packed itself around my windshield. Quickest pit stop I ever made, I can tell you... one hundred to nought in under 5 seconds.
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  27112. Your red truck/ute as we would call them, holden did bring them out here only for a year or so and rebagde them as holden suburbans
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  27113. Need to watch super saloons 750hp+
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  27114. You guys should be sponsored by Arnott’s at this point.
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  27115. thats what im talking bout , lol well done mate . ,, yu def on yu way to being an aussie , n iwanna tell yu something . theres noone here that doesnt class me as an aussie , but i wasnt born here , i was born in england , so you can be classed as an aussie , just by being one , and your as close as it gets to being one bud , :-)
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  27116. I have a jeep patriot. Best car I've ever had. I did a road trip from Hobart to Cairns return a few years ago, and she was a joy to drive 🥰👌
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  27117. The Dutch YouTuber Master Milo gets invited to these events to pull with his Russian Tank, the T55 he restored! 🤪👌🏼✌🏼
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  27118. I have great memories of watching the Opera House slowly take shape whilst travelling across ‘The Bridge’ on a double decker bus. I’m eternally envious of my younger brother who performed on stage there shortly after it opened. I was part of a similar group 2 years’ earlier, but we had to settle for the Town Hall. If only the Opera House construction hadn’t taken so long!
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  27119. That was very fun!
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  27120. Thats so beautiful 🥰 some lovely Americans got a bit of an aussie Christmas ❤❤ well done guys xx
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  27121. The real lap record is 1:59 So you'd have been getting lapped every four laps LOL When the record holder finished the race you'd probably still have 50 laps to do LOL Can't be bothered doing the calc but it's a lot. You'd still be doing laps when the road was opened for public use again LOL
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  27122. No 0-60 mph time ever recorded, 44 s on the quarter mile. But the most fun on a dirt road you can think of. Love them😊
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  27123. David Brown is the DB of Aston Martin, he branched out on his own.
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  27124. Always love rally I grew up watching group E had to be the best every But watching speedway sprint cars is amazing massive horse power in less than 600kilo vechiles the speed into the first corner amazing 4 corners and under 10 seconds inside view shows how hard they work as use throttle with steering to get through corners So much grip on don't when tracks are rite they wheel stand cheers just another petrol head 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  27125. Bunnings had to close for 2 weeks here in nsw due to the virus but was still open to tradies. I’m a tradesman myself and one day during this period I was driving towards the trade entrance and I had a man approach my Ute, he asked me to get him some materials from inside for a $100…… I got if for him for no charge cause the poor weekend warrior just needed his fix! That and when he makes a mess of the job I’ll get the call to install it properly 👍🏻
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  27126. Interesting 😝 yeah Maca’s has a huge menu here not to mention you can also just make your burgers how you want
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  27127. You need to react to more walking videos so you can explore the Gold Coast Australia 🇦🇺 and Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 we Aussie’s love you reacting to our culture. Keep it up 👍
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  27128. And the F1 in the first series of esses does a light lift. And most of the lap is full throttle.
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  27129. Still can't work out why the tight arse Australian Tourist Commission haven't offered you a promotional contract like they did with Travolta.🤣👍🇭🇲
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  27130. Have a look at the Australian NRL rugby league. Way more comparable to NFL and more popular here. Though AFL love to claim the popularity contest for some reason.
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  27131. They were still asleep back then lol
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  27132. That was awesome awesome awesome you really got some good goodies👍🤠, i would like to know how those beers from the first box got through customs because i sent you a box of australian assorted craft beers and they where sent back to me as prohibited goods, apparently alcohol can know longer be sent apparently it prohibited goods. Is this true and why so. 👊🤠 🍻🇦🇺
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  27133. I sent you this clip this morning lol and one the other day on a golf coarse check this Shark 🦈 one ☝️
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  27134. Many, many congratulations for your achievement! I enjoy your channel content and your presentation skills. Your personality makes the channel such an awesome pleasure to visit and I'm very glad to be a subscriber. Cheers for creating a very special YouTube experience for us. Awesome! 👍😁🎉
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  27135. Now we just need Paul Walker and Vin Diesel to jump it to the next building.
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  27136. I love the view of the mountains in the bg. I'd sit outside everyday. I live in Darwin NT anyway so I'm use to heat
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  27137. I’ve seen this video countless times and I still tear up every time I see the bride joining in. The energy is just so strong!
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  27138. Really nice family You have. :) Merry Xmas to You all
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  27139. Great reaction video. It's hard to find even in Australia, but if you ever come across it Whittaker's Jelly Tip is an outrageous chocolate bar.
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  27140. I don't know if you have already, you really need to check out Oran Park Truck Racing 🥰 late 90's early 2000's. Totally awesome and totally bummed they don't do them anymore 😔
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  27141. Happy to see you’re already known by the Bathurst locals. Could you or someone take a photo of the article and post it cos it’s subscriber only content.
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  27142. Don't forget to tune into "supercars" YouTube channel your friday/saturday ... Townsville street races this weekend .. sat/sun ours.
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  27143. I w rocker..BATHURST 1987_ glen setons Nissan skyline crossed upp in the wet..just crazy and insane....I say..
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  27144. Yeah right im with you there, would go crazy if i couldn't have chops or a lamb roast. OMG is America missing out or what. 🤣
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  27145. This would have to be one of the best that you have done, only hope that some of the unions over there can run with it.
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  27146. Wow!! Sydney grew fast! Where did the time go??
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  27147. YES, Marburg, my hometown. I was hoping it'd be in this. The other cities on here (Limburg, Burg Waldeck and Amöneburg) are close to me. Amöneburg, the circular one at 13:05, is built on top of an extinguished volcano. You can still see the lava rocks when driving up to the top. Germany is beautiful man, you should come visit!
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  27148. Mate,I left school year10, I own my house 1ute,1street car for the weekend,motorbike,no debt,there's morons that went right through school then to University then some other bloody schooling and there living above there means mortgage,rent,paying off car's getting on tinder bcos they like playing the field, broke as hell,who needs an education, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣suckers
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  27149. I am guessing you live in an area with salted roads?
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  27150. Franziskaner is one of my favorites. I recommend also to try Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier, Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier and Ayinger Urweisse
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  27151. There are leagues in Canada, US, and Europe. Something like 10,000 players are in the USAFL. I know of one team - the Minnesota Freeze. The grand final is apparently held in Denver. They had to adjust the rules a little since they have to make do with the smaller rugby pitches.
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  27152. Honest reaction! The best :-) Love from Tasmania
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  27153. You should react to some onboards of jozef beres, he drives an audi quattro s1 e2
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  27154. Well done mate for your success and generosity.
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  27155. I live in Wollongong :)
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  27156. Love Agro, so funny 🤣 Can’t wait for more.
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  27157. Haha love the “dos vaqueros” at the end. Looking the part guys, as usual! 🤠
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  27158. You should try to get someone from Switzerland to send you a Swiss Kit Kat, (Nestlé being a Swiss company not an American one my friend ). I can 100% guarantee it will be by far the best!!
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  27159. Sweet option. I love mine. It sure holds lots of gear or in this case bevies. 👍🏻👍🏻🍺🍻
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  27160. Great video! I would also recommend (If you haven't already) reacting to Steven Bradbury's Olympic final in the 2002 salt lake city games. No spoilers, but it is so legendary that there is an Aussie phrase based on it called "doing a Bradbury". Here is a good video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN7ih576VYM&t=8s (it also delves into the backstory and significance of the event at the start of the vid)
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  27161. ian this car is crazy, it uses big turbo-like fans to suck air from underneath the car and blowing it out the back creating a vacuum point under the car sucking it to the ground. With this technique it creates 2 tonnes of down force at a stand still when running the fans. Thats how this car corners like an f1 car, it has as much downforce as an f1 car driving at 250kmh, while it sits still!
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  27162. The Pilbara would be right up your alley, best part of Australia for red dirt and big space🙃
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  27163. I recently set the record for the historic Adelaide track in senna's McLaren Mp4/4 in AMS2. as someone born in Adelaide i felt much pride!
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  27164. I'm Australian but who has the best Chocolate?? New Zealand Get someone to send over some New Zealand Chocolate wow awesome yum. Anyone from New Zealand here please send some chocolate over to lan & his family. Cheers x
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  27165. Looks like a John Player special black and gold paint job Formula one
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  27166. G’day Mate, First of all I just want to say congratulations on your good news about your pregnancy. I also want to say after watching this video I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND about your situation and agree with you about delaying your trip overseas. I have been following your channel for quite a while and was live with you on both occasions during your live Bathurst race, I have enjoyed all of your reactions about Australia and hope your dream trip down under will happen ( hopefully it will be cheaper too ). OH…..buy the way TORANA would be an excellent name for your little girl, 😂😂 . Keep up the excellent work with your channel, wishing you and your family all the best from another Aussie fan, Salvo.
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  27167. That was great seeing that again I remember when it was being built maybe you need to check out the history of the race and how long did it go for?
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  27168. When the opportunity arises for you to visit, something to consider… you can do V8 Supercar drives. Get in a supercar… do 6 - 10laps with a professional coaching you. Then have them take you on a fast lap & make realise how slow you truly are in comparison. Lol. I’ve done it… amazing experience.
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  27169. As of now the cars races are the mustangs and ZB commodores, but next year when the new gen 3 rules come into play the camaro will join the mustang in place of the commodore with a new chassis built to suit coupes along with new engines including a 5.4 litre coyote and a LS or LT based engine for the Camaros
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  27170. Its a great thing that we are making new notes that cater to blind people! I can only imagine how helpful and comforting that must be for them!
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  27171. Good afternoon everyone
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  27172. Not very sure but I think Belgium has the most beers brands in the world (if not, they are up there). They make cherry or bannana beer and even beers that are over 14% alcool (not good those I have to say). Black beer, red beer, all kinds. They favorite is Jupiler. Quite a normal white beer. I prefer the Luxembourgish Bofferding. But in Liège I went several times to a place where they have hundreds of brands
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  27173. The last one at least have similar features to the cars that came out on the streets... :D Great sound!
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  27174. Hi Ian, you should react to some videos of his channel Jay Leno's garage, this channel is amazing, he owns all the major vintage Citroën models and more.
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  27175. I'm still waiting for Chic-Fil-A dammit
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  27176. G'day from OZ. When I was first in America in 1993, a waiter asked did I want to hear a joke. What is the difference between a canoe and an Australian? The canoe might tip. A gentle reminder about tipping in the US.
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  27177. Hey Ian how's it going. Just wondering if you are thinking of live streaming the US gp this weekend just to see how many people will show up🤔😁 because it will be on here in Queensland at i think it said 3:30 or 5:30 in the morning Il be up watching it on kayo sports I reckon on Monday you might not get many from Oz but other countries you might 👍
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  27178. Man I'm really suprised of your knowledge of old czech cars. Thumbs up ;-)
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  27179. Man, you are changing gears as smooth as you were born in Europe! Greetings from Czech Rep.
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  27180. keep in mind america is fairly new compared to other countries. most of european cities is really old and built before all those motorized forms of transport. thats why some places only get deliveries by van or smaller trucks. even things called city trailers is used and they can turn too making life a little easier for the drivers.
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  27181. Duster, Logan, and Sandero are pretty popular in Latin America, but they are Renault rebranded. They have assembly lines in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia.
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  27182. This is awesome, please do Dirt Rally 2.0 or EA Sports WRC next. :D😁😁
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  27183. Congratulations on your success in building a channel with over 100,000 subscribers. have a great time and keep up the good work. Greetings from Germany to the whole family
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  27184. nice skills in the sim mate. Once you get the wheel an pedals and hopefully a rig, it will feel so much better.
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  27185. Love to see you try a career
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  27186. Yo you got to check out the 2022 NRL jerseys. Im sure you'll like rugby league designs a bit more
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  27187. This video is not great at explaining the rules, it misses out one of the most obvious rules (to us Aussies), There is no tackle count, the first legitimate tackle is a turnover and a free kick to the opposition. This is why catching (marking) the ball is so important, if you can manage it you get a few seconds of free possession where nobody is allowed near you. It dominates the tactics of the game, yet this video doesn't really make it clear.
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  27188. Like someone else said, lived all my life in Australia and I did go one better than the person who said he’d never been to the Northern Territory, because I have been to Alice Springs. (Didn’t like that at all, obviously must be vastly different to Darwin.) However I have never been to Darwin. Obviously a fantastic place, but what you need to understand is that Australia has so much to offer in all parts of the country, that I won’t be the only one who hasn’t been there, having enjoyed what all the other states have to offer. That famous “Cyclone Tracy” they mentioned “completely flattened” the entire city. If you search for pictures of what it looked like in the aftermath, you will be stunned. Most of the place at that time was built out of flimsy materials. I think you deal in Fahrenheit temperature, so what do you think of 85°f?…..”DURING THE NIGHT?” I’ve heard about their wet season/monsoons, and it doesn’t sound like my cup of tea. Only what I’ve heard, but evidently they can have problems with more than their share of feral people causing problems in the city night life. I guess it’s the old story which says there’s two sides to each story. Looking forward to your videos next football season. Cheers.🇦🇺🦘
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  27189. that video from 2015 is Concept One , predecessor to Nevera that was made in only 8 cars. Nevera is brand new model with 150 car made plus 12 Time Attack limited edition cars honoring Nordschleife record
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  27190. So something to explain, in the states, you had the gas crisis so power started decreasing after 71, that didn't happen for us, our power kept going up all through the 70s until a group lobbied that cars kept getting too powerful. In 1971, the Ford falcon gtho phase 3 was the fastest 4 door car in the world. Also, our chargers were very different from yours, ours were 6cyl hemis, and had a smaller coupe body style, completely unique design.
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  27191.  @IWrocker  hey Ian. I know you love the Red Rock in Australia. The ABC channel here has put out Episode1 of…Australia: The Time Travellers Guide. You might want to have a look in your own time. Very interesting. Keep up the great work 👍🏼
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  27192. 9:50… yep cassowaries can absolutely swallow fruit whole (within reason) They can even swallow a mango seed whole. :)
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  27193. Love your red beast. Very clean and sounds great.
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  27194. love the z71....they all sound beafy, all music to my ears, and for 900k, that 350 still purrs
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  27195. Great vid mate, all great trucks. Im into gm, been lucky enough to have had some chevys and chev powered holdens over the years.
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  27196. Ute is slang for "Utility", yeah... i know... they said a long time ago that Australian English was a pure form of English...early 1800s... Its near its own language now. The oldest Ute is the best, obviously.... or how could it get so old?
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  27197. Sorry Ian but its a toss up between the old 350 and Dani's Denali!
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  27198. Love that GMC mate and it sounds like a beast !
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  27199. The mum in me is loving the 2020 stroller haha. Your kids are beautiful
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  27200. F1 is sick, almost as good as Supercars.
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  27201. React to Slovenia pls
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  27202. I've been recommend you to react to Mad Mike since you watch Formula Drift, glad you watch it.
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  27203. Aha! Goodonya mate! Top vid. Many tim tam blessings to you and ur very sweet family bro. Ur a top bloke with big heart we can see. Ur lovely wife and kids are angels and granpa reminds us alot of our own granpa in a way im sure haha. Wow those boots! Ur utes a friggn huge m8. Top vid dude. Cheers for showing us around. 🤘
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  27204. Ahah loved it, I feel you if I could ever have a crazy car that would be the one without a doubt. Cheers
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  27205. You need a pack of the dark chocolate TimTams next, to do the slam with whisky!
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  27206. Ian & family, I love your video's. Always cool yet wholesome content & love your enthusiasm for our country
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  27207. I bet you never dreamed when you began commenting on our strange country that your family would be inundated with the Aussie spirit and adopted into our clan. I truly love watching your reactions. Your wife made me cry. Keep up the good work guys.
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  27208. Ford Proving Ground is in what’s now called the township of Lara. 20 min from Geelong, location of Ford’s engine plant. Mate of mine was a taxi driver, often would get 1,000,000km from each car. To this day he still drives a yellow ex cab Falcon BA (1998) as his everyday car.
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  27209. Congratulations you guys :D I enjoy your material and hope that one day your dream of coming to Australia is realised well done 👋👋👋🍀
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  27210. The trash that we get on out TV from America has done America no favours. Forever showing grubby crime filled cities. Youtube has changed all that. So many great folks sharing their interesting lives with the world. I really appreciate all the Wrocker family do for Australia and America and Mexico. Always looking for the next video. Dave.
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  27211. Your homage to King 🤴 Brock earned my subscription
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  27212. wow, I am blown away with nicest comments on any channel.. lets agree on one thing that is not debatable.. best beer in the world make czech rep, germany and belgium, you cant go wrong in these states, its our history and we are just the best period.. now we need Ian to gather as many beers as possible from each country and do some longer tasting video with some american friends who never got anything better than Bud light.and get little drunk..that ll be fun😂❤👍🇨🇿
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  27213. Actualy its quite rare to see it in Slovakia , we are actualy turning heads when we see one. Reason for that is that in mid 2010s government was giving money for new car when you came scrap the old one, not just sell it, or stash it, it had to be actualy destroyed and you had to had paper from scrapyard that it was, to get that stimulus
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  27214. "Is that Mr Miyagi?" What about is that Geoffrey Rush? You know the Pirates of the Caribbean bloke!
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  27215. I owned 2 iveco turbostars late nineties in Scotland , the second one was the 48 with the Mack v8 in it used to go all over Europe. Not much could look at it on the hills but it drank fuel like a fish water. Bad cabs for tin worm but comfortable to drive.
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  27216. haha so glad you got to see this
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  27217. Germany has some amazing artists in the music industry, and a huge chunk don't even get mainstream famous. We have incredible metal, goth, pagan, etc artists: Blind Guardian, Lord Of The Lost, Helloween (those are known in the metal scene), also Electric Callboy, FAUN (songs like 'Sonnenreigen' or 'Federkleid' are just so lovely, they are a melodic pagan fantasy group). And then you have more 'internet famous' people in german communities. Anica Russo with 'Once Upon A Dream' - her participation to qualify for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023, she has a unique enchanting voice. Julien Bam has some great songs, he is more of a film maker and his series has long outdone any Netflix quality and they always feature several german youtuber, streamer, etc AND at least one song. He has this son 'Opus Dens - Die Zahnfee' (a spin off about the tooth fairy, one of the key figures in his stories, played him) and the song feature is Georgia Cavallo, also an incredible german vocalist. His latest song about the Sandmann (another key figure in his stories, played by him, no MV release yet, only in the full video) named 'Fieberflow' features a female gaming streamer called 'Maluna' who is screaming 'i'm a singer' but she never got any training and only occationally sings in her live streams for fun. Among gaming live streamers there are Lara Loft (Lara Trautmann) who is a professional voice actress, a twitch gaming streamer and a very talented vocalist, which she showcases in her voice acting roles and her live streams. And lastly we have SukiDingels, a german Vtuber who also mainly plays games, but sometimes sings and her voice is incredibly lovely but her voice fries and growls (metal style) are totally on point.
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  27218. Different trucks have different sounds, most of the older ones are sadly outdated and don't sound as good, but respective mods you can find on the steam workshop will fix that and improve the sound greatly. The newest MAN introduced recently, the MAN TG3 TGX, sounds brilliant without any mods, definitely give it a try when you can. There are many mods you can use to vastly improve your experience with the game, such as improved rolling tyre noise, realistic fuel prices, dynamic traffic density, etc. A quick search on youtube should pop out a few videos with some of the best choices, watch for ones from Toast.
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  27219. Hell yeah man! Excited to see you grow your channel!!
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  27220. Danfoss head quarters and orginal fabrication facilitys . Are like 4 km from where i live in nordborg Denmark on the Island called Als. And its the biggest workplaces ik My area . and as the family Who started the company and still own it now have their family farm here . That has grown from that small farmhouse into a worldwide company . The farm still here but its a museum now . As the company has gotten so big they have a hand in alot that goes on from supportere the lokal kids football teams to running a small Ferry to the main land to make it easy for thier workers comming in from mainland. Jylland . But the Ferry is open for everybody like me too i use it all the time . And yeah they really are one of the big companys keeping the region going right now they are working together with the state and other investors to open a big vacation ressort in the area good for tourism and thus our home here . Man i could tell so much about danfoss we are proud of Them just like lego another great danish company .danfoss Even has Thier own themepark ajecent to the factory its called danfoss universe where kids and older can go have fun and learn through science its pretty cool im sure there are videos on youtube about it .. bonus info... if I would get relly Hurt and need an ambulance . That ambulance would not have to Come from our nearest big town like normal But No it would roll straight out of danfoss factory grounds they are so big that they have gotten the ambulance services covering My area . Wich i think is pretty cool . Danfoss is great . Pretty much everone has at some point worked there or atleast knows someone that do in the aera . My local area would be screwed without that company they do sooo Much. Making the aera pretty Nice to live in .
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  27221. They all move differently depending on how they come off your boot. David Beckham showed us that, the master of ball movement.
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  27222. Looks like the car is in good condition for its age. a credit to the owner. The car doesn't need an alarm because it has the ultimate anti-theft device, a manual transmission.
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  27223. Both no longer owned by GM. Now owned by Peugeot. But even this may be part of Stelantis. Lots of upheavals in the car industry.
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  27224. 7:09 it's called Ford Mondeo here. The fusion name was used for an oversized Fiesta in the 2000s, as failed attempt to compete with Renault Modus and Fiat Multipla / Idea, Opel Meriva and stuff. Or maybe did it act like a tiny elevated wagon version ? Either way, it had unclear positionning.
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  27225. You misunderstood, a spezi clone means a clone of spezi, so he's saying spezi is the original and the orange coca cola is the clone.
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  27226. Well, guy in vid definitely forgot how to diff lock 😅 Praga V3S is capable of doing really crazy shit. Like TATRA. Those mud pits can't be a problem in any way.
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  27227. Pedro is the man. Your a legend mate. Love watching your videos, I wish I could send something, I just can't right now. Keep up the good work. Cheers. P.S. Happy birthday mate.
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  27228. You might also enjoy some of the Budget Direct adverts, which tend to also be somewhat light hearted and fun. Couldn’t settle on any one individual advert, but noticed they now have a Super cut that combines several tv spots into a 3 minute (designed for cinema?) advert https://youtu.be/-_V4t9a_ip8
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  27229. Furthest I have gone is a 850 mile round trip in my 08’ 4.7L Magnum V8 Dodge Ram 1500 to Texas and back. Trip back was towing a 68’ Ford Mustang on a U-haul car trailer. Truck had 198,000 miles at the time, and made the trip with no issues. 9.4 mpg average for the trip, but for towing, that’s not bad.
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  27230. Hey Ian. Great to see the videos, keep them coming. The wheel caps were in the boot, but looking at them they seem to be just stick ons for show. The 4.2 ltr 253 V8 was a great engine and still sort after by lots of people doing resto work. Hi to the lovely Daniela and kids
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  27231. happy australia/reconcilliation day champ u deserve it
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  27232. Haha yes! So keen to watch!
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  27233. They are amazing to see live at the track. They sound ever better racing in a big bunch. Basically a go kart with a roof. Varied age range of drivers. Another stepping stone for racing.
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  27234. Ambrose was the best driver to never win Bathurst thanks to old Greg Murphy and the officials
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  27235. Been watching your videos for sometime never post ,but just wanted to say I enjoy them.Oh and I'm also a power wagon owner and mine is lifted aswell.Just got new bumpers for Christmas and got them on...
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  27236. I don't care what everyone else said about you, I think you are ok.
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  27237. IWrocker i agree with you. But you gotta realise that Elon said that this truck was not gonna be for everyone and that it would be too advanced looking for the current year. I believe that the reason it looks like this is because it will be the first car on Mars. Looking at the design, that makes a lot of sense.
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  27238. 🤠🤠⭐
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  27239. This was the first 'safety car' win. Throw a few of those and a lot easier to catch up. Still a very good drive though. Though I believe the valve tits got moved inboard on the rims after.
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  27240. Sick upgrade on the stream window mate.
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  27241. You should check out 90 mile beach in NZ, not only can you drive on it, it’s actually a highway, complete with road signs and everything!
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  27242. Kombi, from German: Kombinationskraftwagen (combination motor vehicle), with side windows and removable rear seats, both a passenger and a cargo vehicle combined. Peace out.
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  27243. If you want to react to any incredible seasons 2007,2008,2010 and 2012 are all incredible recent seasons. CYmotorsports does great videos on the last two
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  27244. The key to building a winning race car is to build it as small, and, light as you can, while shoving the biggest, most powerful engine possible. That's exactly what they did with the 917.
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  27245. I remember watching the races of that era held for example at Le Mans. These modern videos of some track days simply cannot do enough justice for what it really was when they all were against each other and the cars were not "saved" in any manner. Thanks for your videos by the way! 😁
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  27246.  @IWrocker  How much Vegemite do you need? A jar of Vegemite should last a family of four about six months if they have it on toast for breakfast everyday! Great stuff if you know how to use it. It's not food, it's flavouring.
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  27247. cheers from czech republic..... Na zdravi is correct, means "to the health".....im 40 and never heard of "Praga" beer.... after checking it out, its just Samson for export.... Samson is not so popular around here, and you see why is that. Pilsner is popular for its bitterness, goes well with greasy meals, as its 12.... Budvar tends to be 10, so it should be "lighter", so you can drink more at summer beer gardens, not to get wasted so quickly and spend more money....
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  27248. Great video. Some mouthwatering spy shots as well. My 2017 came with rubber floors and no carpeting, very easy to clean after being out on the trails or even washing the salt out of her during this time of year. As far as a 5th Gen Ram Power Wagon goes, I'd like to see dual exhaust or at the very least a more aggressive exhaust note. Let's hear that Hemi rumble. A camera in the front or front parking sensors would be nice as well. Bigger tires a definite must. Perhaps even retractable step-sides. I'm Very excited nonetheless to see what Ram's future holds.
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  27249. I'm sure it will all work out! .... Keep us updated
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  27250. 7:51 didn't know MAN built on this kind of chassis haven seen one like this in DE but I life in a rather rural area. Colour scheme is almost German, older one but yes
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  27251. That's pretty Loose. Check out the Bandag Bullet for the Real way to be Rollin' Coal IWRocker 👍
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  27252. The phase 4 is kind of a unicorn. It's believed there is only one fully built to exsist. The parts that were destined for more of them went into 1973 models & 74 model police cars
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  27253. You sure look at the hsv gtsr w1 Holden commodore Also the most powerful sedan in Australia
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  27254. only thing i know from Michigan is Eminem
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  27255. I am so disappointed that I never thought of whackin my Timtams in my ice cream before, be sorting that out tonight
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  27256. James Packer, not Parker. His dad, Kerry Packer, was a really interesting (and pretty scary) guy, and the family was one of the first media Tycoon families here in Australia. You might know one other big one - the Murdoch family (Rupert Murdoch) that owns 20th Century Fox, Fox News etc etc. The other big media family was the Fairfax family that was also mentioned with Fairwater Mansion. Packer was not averse to threats, employing muscle, and even allegedly other more criminal behaviour than just threats and intimidation. He made and broke Prime Ministers of the country in his day, a true power behind the throne. He's also responsible for World Series Cricket, which really created one day international cricket as a sport and led to Twenty20 cricket and the Cricket World Cups. His son James, however, is a bit of a tool. Actually, he's a complete and utter tool.
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  27257. Yeah the looks of the new BMWs is really controversial Personally when you see them live they dont look half bad i think But the m3/m4 engine is straight up race tech Inline 6 turbo 500 hp and tuners pushed it up to over 1000 within weeks Its an extremely crasy engine bmw build there
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  27258. Not poker ,he means poker machines which means slot machines
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  27259. Please let me know when you come to Australia, I am in Hobart in Tasmania! You guys are fantastic people.
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  27260. Happy Birthday Ian hope you enjoy your day with family and friends, I'll have a beer for you .I noticed your children received Kinder suprises , just be careful they can be a choking hazard for kids. I also think you will like the Carlton Draught beer, not too heavy, not too lite, Cheers mate look foward to your next vid.
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  27261. you have to play multiplayer, its loads of fun driving in convoy with your buddies, with matching trucks
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  27262. We have a suburb here in Adelaide called “Thebarton” and people always miss-pronounce it as “The Barton” 🤣
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  27263. Greetings from Prague!
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  27264. If I was guessing n not doing a Google search Los Alamos new Mexico, if going on tip from last vid. I've seen those rangers before
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  27265. Dead right Doc.
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  27266. Omg!! I was screaming 'no!!', like I was watching a horror movie!! And I love vegemite, I always have the biggest jar in my pantry. There is no way he doesn't puke his guts out immediately.
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  27267. Legit before this was aired one time i got caught drifting and drove off parked in a suburb. cops and undercover pulled up asked me what i was doing .... said i was waiting for a mate... this was years before this aired lol its a classic line if u have no real excuse haha
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  27268. Check out `the bush tucker man` series bloody great stuff!!!
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  27269. Can you comment on the Belgian emergency services, on the Porsche Wallonia rally in Belgium?
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  27270. Great reaction love from NZ
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  27271. I nearly skipped this one but im glad didnt. Thanks Ian
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  27272. I do like your videos.
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  27273. You would really enjoy watching the final laps of BSB Tommy Hill v John Hopkins, the battle was epic to the finish line of the last lap of the last race of the season
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  27274. looks like a 1UZ in that Kombi. 4.0 V8.
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  27275. I remeber this car my parents had one when I was a small boy in 1992 ❤
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  27276. So in Australia Summer is from December to February Autumn is March to may Winter is June to august And spring is September to November
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  27277. When it comes to rally cars my 3 favourite ones are the previous version of the Toyota Celica (in the video we saw the Celica ST-205 and my favourite is the ST-185 version), Lancia Stratos and Renault 5 Maxi Turbo.
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  27278. I liked that Karen lady - she really got the job done. There were professional spotters guiding an ace truckie as he maneuvered a fortune in machinery and payload around a tight street corner to make sure new infrastructure could be created to enhance the progress of the local economy. It was never going to work, but then Karen saved the day by just standing there making pointless criticisms to whoever will listen. Bless her cotton socks!
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  27279. Wonderful that you shared the love Ian xxxx well done😘
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  27280. If you like machines as the menzi muck you should look up Huddig and all it's configurations, it's really a multi carrier machine that can do the most 😉
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  27281. The two travelling kings have tasted and tested Maccas coffee in both Australia and the USA and they agree that it’s better in Australia.
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  27282. You should really make a video about Praga V3S. That is a legend.
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  27283. A Ram charger or k5 blazer/Jimmy For some offroad videos again 💪 Keep up the good work bud
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  27284. Congrats if you need an extra smile, then I know this Scania will bring you one. 👌🏻🍻https://youtube.com/shorts/EYO-KscUT-Y?feature=share
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  27285. Yesterday passed a 4 wide loads going up Gt Northern hwy from Perth. 8.5 metre (30ft) wide dump trucks on the trailers with a pusher semi behind each one. Pretty much had to head into the bush to get out of the way. Going up north to the mines. Police escorts and pilot vehicles all over the place. A lot of jibber jabber on the two way radio
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  27286. Al-lel-ees is how you pronounce Allelys 👍🏻 A TV show called ‘train truckers’ is about all the trains they move around the country & Europe
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  27287. Out of the park again dude, that last comparison is so well demonstrated, that fiat could nearly fit into the flat bed of that typical us made pick up, during the haydays of the seventies/eighties and even the nineties, fuel prices in the usa were very low,wereas during the same time period in europe fuel prices were double, not including taxes, also your road system is built on a much larger scale, these would contribute to the large vehicle culture over in the states, also the road network in Europe, which would have been built originally for horses drawn carriages, made slightly wider to comply to modernish needs, created the smaller car culture over in Europe, also again during the same time period,in the usa,famelies were larger, three/four even five kids was the standard in the states,were as one or two kids was the norm in Europe, all of these factors contribute to the size and weight differences, anyway keep up the great videos dude,chau for now
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  27288. Cool to see this car taken by Michael to the US, I understand that Michael moved from Slovakia where this car was bought by his parents. They took care very well as it looks like it is less than 10 years old, but it's 33 now. Also I love how you liked it, although being a bit tight for you to fit in. The feel of an 1980s car is much more connected as in a modern car, all links being mechanical and road feel and sounds not being dampened so much. That's why I like my old Mazda MX-5. It's not that surprising if people would take it for a VW Rabbit, this model was developed in cooperation with VW and somewhat based on the Rabbit as Skoda already started working with VW before being bought by them. But it's still the last 'real' Skoda so to say. Next car you have to find and drive is a Skoda 120/125/130/136 or the Rapid version of these, the Rapid being the coupé version. Those were the last model which were entirely a Skoda development and quite cool with the rear engine/RWD layout. The Rapid 130 RS Rally car was sometimes described as a East Block Porsche because of this layout and spicy performance and handling, it had 142hp! This version is hard to find nowadays and worth over $20,000-$30,000 in any condition, but even the normal road versions in good condition go well over $8000 these days. I'm the owner of a 2010 Yeti which serves me as a daily driver very well, it's a car that would surprise a lot of Americans too I think, being really spacious despite being only a small SUV.
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  27289. This is the kind of vehicle I'd imagine is quite ubiquitous in the Germananic and former ussr countries in a similar way to how the land rover (original series 1,2, 3 and defender, n the discovery etc) is in the UK historically and across the commonwealth, if you can think of any use for a utilitarian or military vehicle the land rover got adapted to it.
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  27290. What's your plans for the channel buddy. I'm relatively new here but I've been hooked on your reactions ever since. I hope this ch will give you the opportunity to travel and see all these trucks in real life. No crazy introduction, no shitty music, no bullshit, no drama, just you in fron t if camera sharing your thoughts. Awesome buddy. Much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃🥃 cheers
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  27291. hi ace are legendary vans in nz and aussie thousands of them...known to do half a million kms and super reliable..all courier drivers drive them
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  27292. Omg… promite is not better- it’s awful. hopefully this comment reaches you before you try it. Just don’t do it. Vegemite - yes Promite- no
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  27293. But check the longitude of Glasgow, Equal to southern Alaska
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  27294. Please Ian, please tell me you don't believe one single thing this video stated. It is the biggest bit of bullshit I've ever seen. A simple search of the Australian financial system will reveal all. I thought you would have seen it for the parody it is.
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  27295. leffe is a legend
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  27296. Never been into truck simulator, maybe because i never tried it, but i just want to see some more gameplay from you and maybe i will even download the game for my enjoyment :D
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  27297. 4:30 You hit the nail on the head and an example was happening as you spoke...LOL
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  27298. Great video. Thanks to my fellow Aussies who have been so generous. I love watching your stuff, you’re a top bloke.
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  27299. Florida is so much like south east Queensland at first glance
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  27300. Re insurance: (Speaking for Norwegian car insurance) - Insurance varies by car, brand and even the specific model. Insurance companies keep track of risk per make and model. I remember some 10 years ago I was getting an insurance for my Audi - and was told that that exact model was often used/stolen by criminal gangs and were prone to accidents. Thus the insurance was a bit higher. And no they were not pulling a fast one on me (my sister works for the very same insurance company). I.e. what you pay can vary wildly from model to model. Edit: Should mention - your insurance rate goes down by each year you drive without a major incident. I believe it is 10% per year to a max of 75% reduction (may remember this wrong). And after this you build up a "buffer" of the out-of-pocket expense if you do have an incident. I have driven incident free for many years and have max buffer and would as such not pay anything at all if I do have an incident. However I would perhaps lose 10% on that reduction that was mentioned.
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  27301. No doubt mate Brock is a legend.... R.i.p .. wow nice lap Scott 😎👍 kiwi all day.
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  27302. Tim Tam Slam - Rules. Make hot chocolate (or Milo) Bite a tiny corner out of opposite corners. Carefully put the lower corner into drink, quickly suck through the top corner like a straw. As soon as you taste the drink, quickly insert the WHOLE Tim Tam into your mouth. It will explode/melt.. Enjoy..
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  27303. Congratulations you 2!! 😎👍
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  27304. That is just the new Ranger but the wagon version. You have just got the new Ranger in the US with that exact front end. It's just we got the new generation Ranger about 12 months b4 you guys in the US
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  27305. I think Australia has just run out of TimTams, enjoy guys, love the vids.
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  27306. You mention you'd love to watch a full race. The 1994 race is on YouTube in 4 parts. It's a great race too, had lots of rain then it dried and a fantastic battle for the finish. One of my favourites. The beauty of YouTube is you can skim through the boring parts haha
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  27307. 8:31, it's a very old Lancia from Italy! What a beauty!!! 11:42 the legendary Fiat Panda!!! we own one just like that one!!! 17:51 the dark blue 3 wheeler behind there is an italian Piaggio Ape (which Ape means Bee)!! I know guys... I could look a bit too excited, but I'm just proud to see the old vehicles from my country over the sea in the USA
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  27308. Hanging Rock car show is massive getting cars from all over Australia. I love watching them leave especially when the cops leave
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  27309. For Dr. Pepper with all the flavours the American sweetness actually works. When I have tasted the imported one I liked it more. But I wouldn't still drink it regularly..
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  27310. Back in the '90s, I had a rally videogame for the PS1. IIRC, it was called Mobil 1 Championship, and was set in the UK. But some of the stages had logs like that piled up next to the road. I must have hit them a hundred times!
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  27311. You gotta try fruchocs ,violet crumble, territory jerky, fritz and sauce sandwiches, dim sims chiko roll oh bro so much stuff here
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  27312. Yum... jealous
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  27313. My grandparents built a house in 1984 for 80,000
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  27314. That Toyota Ute thing was in "development" shortly after Holden and Toyota teamed up in the latest 80s/early 90s to badge manufacturer the Toyota lexcen from the vr-vs series (if I'm correct)
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  27315. Hello from Switzerland 🇨🇭 love it ✌🏻
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  27316. Greetings from Romania. If you have the opportunity, you have to try the Bucuria candy made in Rep. of Moldova. They are a gift from God. Merry Christmas!
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  27317. As far as I know, you can get the family pack of Tim Tam's on Amazon if they have stock.
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  27318. Dude I lived in Scotland for 26 years and I can say yes… Scotland doesn’t get that hot. Where I am now in Penrith, we had just below 49 a couple summers ago. And we were having multiple days in a row in the mid to high 40s. Thankfully La Niña is so far not killing us too much here 😳
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  27319. The track is just to dangerous for F1, know run off area's to many concrete walls & to narrow and yeah kangaroo's are a bloody problem 😂🤣 🇦🇺
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  27320. What goes around comes around mate🇭🇲👍
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  27321. Queensland lol. Love the overdubs
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  27322. We say bloke as in a guy sometimes
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  27323. A guy I bought dsm parts from in the states (he's in Westminster Maryland) imports container loads of Barra's.
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  27324. your killin it Ian lol
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  27325. Correction: the only thing that comes close is Group B Rally. But since Group B is gone I guess Rally is the closest we have.
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  27326. I was surprised to hear you say Getrag. They were bought and rebranded to Magna Transmission Systems but I still work there in Development.
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  27327. This is why I watch your channel. Good Karma man. 👏🙏
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  27328. Your title is a good tongue twister if you say it 3 times!
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  27329. The 10-13 have the 4:56 rear end which is insanely awesome. I’ve owned two Duramax trucks , my 12 power wagon has just as much throttle response , sometimes more , as my Duramax’s did.
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  27330. My family and I went back in 2010, it was their second year running it. It was awesome at the time, they just had the projections on the opera house and two other buildings near by and a couple of streets of food marquees but that was it. It was amazing at the time but Now it’s crazy.
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  27331. Pretty sure you have said in videos that you like trucks(4X4). Check out stadium super trucks at the Adelaide 500 race(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nx4uAfigvc). There are quite a few other videos on these races
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  27332. Hey hey it's Saturday started as a Saturday morning program aimed more at the younger generation, but became so popular it was moved to prime time tv on a Saturday night night. One of my faves on the show was Plucka Duck, just like agro and Dickie Knee, he was also very naughty at times.
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  27333. check out the Aussie Racing Cars - Bathurst
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  27334. Been waiting for years for you to do this. Unfortunately tho they aren't what they used to be. Wish I had you on Facebook. I don't do all the other social media stuff but would love to forward you some photos of Tasmania and few mates rigs. A Hilux you would love. And a kick arse patrol ute.
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  27335. My neighbor calls me "perełka"(little pearl)😁 because she often saw me buying Perła. However, I prefer Harnaś. Greetings from Warsaw.🇵🇱❤️🇺🇲 Oh, only bottled ones.👍😉
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  27336. TBH the less there is "Fancy stuff" (screens etc. etc. etc.) The better it is. I want mechanical switch, preferrably little bit stiff with a good feel when what ever that switch does activates/deactivates. That way I don't have to run trough menus to get something happening, and I don't need to actually look did something go on/off or not, as I can feel when the switch moves, and preferrably stays in position. While these newer trucks have nice interiors, I prefer older models, where interior might not look so nice, but is all about functionality on the driving side. Losing my "mirrors" just because some fuse blew, Camera got a bit of water on it, or screen died is a joke. and a very bad joke.
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  27337. Starting off strong - the can I have in front of me looks similar, it sais "Budweiser/Budvar" and the "Imported" isn't on, because I got mine in Austria/Europe... Pro tip to open the bottles - I sometimes use another bottle, a lighter or a traffic sign's border frame (plus side of living in Europe - drinking in public is allowed in most places) I loved the "after drinking this, I realized what pu**y beer we have in America"... (15:50) - In Europe, there are good and bad beers, too but hearing that from you guys, I'm a bit proud of the european breweries... 28:57 - that's the Antonov 225 carrying the "Buran" space shuttle... (All in the Sowjet Union in 1988 - the Antonov 225 was destroyed in April 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine and they fought at the airport in Kiev-Gostomel) I've seen this plane a lot in Leipzig, Germany
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  27338. Ahhh the lockdowns are destroying the Aussie Bunnings dream, I haven't seen the inside of a Bunnings Store in Months!!!! Click and Collect just doesn't cut it..... 😭😭😭
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  27339. Houses in Australia are build for climate eg hot climates have mostly two stories and high ceilings,bottom half open for air flow,and because hot means tropical mainly we have cyclone rods through the structure to keep it from blowing away lol, cold climates usually have double brick loads of insulation and low ceilings to keep heat in
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  27340. Portugal is a decent dirt rally, even if I do prefer the nordic gravel/snow ones. Just hoping UK can bring back the Welsh (or new NI) stages. 🇬🇧
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  27341. In Austria they was called optional "Spinnerin" (spider) I test operate a Menzi Muck 3000 t1, from the 70s , years ago. (my uncle owne one a few years)
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  27342. You want raw and shaking go see Top Fuel you'll never forget it!
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  27343. Beautiful family. If you ever come to The coast of NSW I’ve got a list of places you should take them.
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  27344. Aussie pie and sausage in LA. Rockstar Eater on YT has a post on it.
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  27345.  @katecollingridge4293  that’s how I found out about it, I spotted his video and watched it and thought OMG, Ian needs to know about this 😁 here’s the video for you Ian ☺️ https://youtu.be/5lgVSnc7wDM
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  27346. Shrimp on the barbie was an tourism advertisement with Crocodile Dundee played by Paul Hogan. Check out his tourism adds funny as.
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  27347. Wow Mate, I loved the video. Felt like I was right there watching you eat the vegemite. Glad you liked it. Also. Am I the only one who starts dancing at the lil edm vibe music you got in the outrro screen lol 😆 🥳🧚‍♀️💃💃💃
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  27348. React to billy t james comedian in new Zealand
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  27349. 12:30 - Despite what you're seeing in the video is a computer simulation, you better believe they can do those speed in real life. They reach 340+ km/h easily in the circuits with the longer straights, so in an even longer straight they'd probably top up around 360/370 km/h. I think you'd have a kick watching Carwow's drag races. They race on a normal, unprepared runway (or airstrip, whichever you're more familiar with), they're wacky as hell, usually involving normal cars, SUVs, estates, bikes and supercars but also all sorts of trucks, pickups and ATVs and even race vehicles, including rally cars, rallycross cars, superbikes and even an F1 car, driven by David Coulthard. They usually do a standard 1/4 mile drag race, two 1/2 mile rolling races, one in comfort mode and one in race/sport mode and a brake test. If you like car entertainment, that's the place to go. 😀
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  27350. I used to like the wonka chocolate. (with the caremel) then they sold it. I can't remember who bought it. it was out again for awhile. but not quite as good
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  27351. Gotta love fairbairn films, some true blue Aussie blokes
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  27352. First
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  27353. Great video keep up the good work,have you seen f1 with Jenson button where he comes from behind Inthe 2011 Canadian grand Prix really great.
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  27354. Drink...i.e a can of beer 😅 State of Origin is NSW vs Queensland...Aww Dani is in tears. She is so sweet 💕
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  27355. Watch red dog he’s an Australian icon
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  27356. Thank you Cal :)
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  27357. the first one is basically a truithful sterotype about australia. its not really worth putting in the better category. better at cricket? it's not even common in the US. i was expecting a list of unique wildlife, and the beatiful landscape. we are not perfect either. we have our fair share of crap as well. but we are proud to be Australians regardless.
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  27358. Great work mate glad you liked the Vegemite , Get that PO box bro i will definitely send you some stuff ! ✌️🤙👍
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  27359. would love to see a plastic car
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  27360. Very cool museum 👍
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  27361. Hi, i was hoping for a video from my home country from you. But i missed some things, there is a big coffe culture here, Austria has also some of the best Wine or Beer Worldwide and i really missed the food! I swear, if you come to Austria or Vienna and you eat your first original cross Wiener Schnitzel, your first Kaiserschmarren or Shomlauer Nockerl (original from Salzburg) or also if you go to a Mc Donalds here and many many other things you will never eat other things! 😉 Greetings to you from 🇦🇹Vienna!
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  27362. That Bluebird looks like the XD Falcon’s little brother
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  27363. Still looking foward to seeing you react to the Mclaren Longtail The Endurance Beast of the Late 90's 2000's such an epic car, epic video love the reactions!
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  27364. That wine cask is just another great Aussie invention.
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  27365. My favorite food is kabsa, mandi, salik, and masoub
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  27366. Fresh water cod get these in flood times.
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  27367. Ford and holden are safe cars to drive most of the Ford models you saw have a 5 cap safety ratting which is the best you can get, I'm pretty sure the roofs can handle roll overs to.. I had a mate crash a ute at 160 kms, rolled and got out the after it no injuries
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  27368. Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family Ian. Say hi to Pedro and have a great 2022.
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  27369. I think part of what makes it so crazy is that it’s got modern amounts of power and is low wait etc but is obviously running on 1980s tires…and tires are something that have changed the most and where SO much performance is gained or lost
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  27370. if covid doesnt cause bathurst to be cancelled this year in the supercars you will definitely get to see more shots like that over the mountain. you will be blown away by the coverage its first class
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  27371. It's fantastic!
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  27372. You should do a video on some of the snacks you have over there the Australians might want to see what you have over there from a Australian i hope you and your family can visit us down under one day
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  27373. It becomes notably easier to understand if you "extend" the circles away from the center circle, And replace the "center circle" with 5 sided office block. and therefore the inner circle, and outer circle turn in to regular roads between 5 circles.
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  27374. Congrats on the 5K mark with your subscribers. Thanks for sharing your experience with your MDS and your transmission issues, some good to know stuff.
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  27375. Can you buy a 2019 power wagon? Please!
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  27376. Hi IWr ! Wow, yes I confirm ! The Town Hall of Louvain (Leuwen in Flemish...) is quite a shock the first time you arrive on this vast square lined with cafes all side by side. But I think it's almost more impressive and fabulous in the evening when it's lit up. It's as stunning as Bruges or the Grand Place in Brussels...
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  27377. Im drinking Pilsner Urquell right now watching your video, for me the best of those. Heineken is just piss water.
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  27378. the wet weather is forecast to run through until early next year. due to a dipolar and el ninia here in the west. or warm water in the middle of the indian ocean and warm water close to the coast of West Australia is causing the extreme wet weather in the east coast.
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  27379. Scania open pipe sound... will make you fall in love. No doubt about it!!
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  27380. Funny stuff guys. There just fighting for their territory. Love ya program mate. 👍
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  27381. Hit us with the Vegemite vs Promite comparison next if you can.
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  27382. As a fellow ozzy, you have a Ute and Truck definition correct. The malloo Ute's really were glorified muscle cars
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  27383. My female mate drives big rigs in the mines in WA 😁👍
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  27384. Huntersman run fast that's the scary part
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  27385. Not many cars outhandle the Torana
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  27386. Don't know the answer to exam question, so talks about national parks. Classic!!!
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  27387. Nice to see my home town make it onto your channel Ian. Wouldnt want to live anywhere else.
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  27388. Outside the cities, most common are 'utes', what in the US would be mid-size pickups, like the Cevrolet Colorado. Where I live in rural NZ, every third vehicle is a 'ute a Ford Ranger, Toyota Hilux, Mitsubishi Triton, , Isuzu, VW Amarok, etc.
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  27389. 1:58- The smoke should be a dead giveaway of what type of engine it has, Ian. 😉 4:12 - I knew you'd eventually figure it out. 😄 6:55 - The ride height is adjustable on these, he wouldn't have gotten up that slope if it wasn't on max ride height.
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  27390. I'm Australian, and one of my friends is from the Philippines. He's told me that his plan is to work here in Australia his entire working life, sell everything when he and his wife retire, then move back to the Philippines because our money can go further there. Doesn't sound bad to me. I might do something similar, but move somewhere cheaper here in Australia. There's a big variation from the middle of the city to a rural town.
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  27391. Angel Flight is another great service similar to Royal Flying doctor that you would be interested in seeing. The Royal Flying Doctor Service is like an an ambulance but the Angel Flight Service transports non emergency to hospitals. Both services are just an amazing and vital service to our rural population. https://youtu.be/auyrhlkJF1I
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  27392. What the video doesn't show is what it's like when the clouds move in - you're driving through them.
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  27393. That's a Vitamin B overdose right there!
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  27394. Look amazing! Don't be so shy with the sauce though haha!
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  27395. Yes the Subaru Brat and Brumby are the same car
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  27396. I love how you seem to know so much about Australian motoring culture
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  27397. Your hat Ian, State of Origin starts in about a month. The Women's league are playing their own 3;game SOO series for the first time this year Record crowds for all NRL games so far this season. Go Queensland
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  27398.  @IWrocker  Don't give these Richard craniums a second thought mate.
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  27399. Deutz and Tatra air-cooled diesels also sound great!
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  27400. It’s the Tasmanian tiger on the Tasmanian number plate.
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  27401. Mr IWRocker... I'm going to do you a solid bro, and hook you up with some of my favorite clips. Turn up the volume and enjoy the eargasm that is Aussie v8 racing 👍
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  27402. 2:19 Those vans are basically the european alternative to a pickup truck for craftsmen or construction workers (This one looks like a gardner?). Europe has nearly no pickup trucks, those are used instead , I personally feel like they are more practical. 5:19 Looks like a Mitsubishi Pajero, which is real offroader than a suv. SMUR stands for Service d’Aide Médicale Urgente, so its an ambulance 6:52 Looks like a Ford Mondeo, which is mostly identical to the Ford Fusion Greeting from germany
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  27403. Canada is a very diverse country with many different cultures. An east coast is very different from Vancouver. Quebec and the French culture provides a distinctive feel. There is not much French culture as you go further west. British Columbia is very unique and beautiful and the climate is fabulous where it almost never snows in the south. Very expensive for a good reason. Toronto has the second most "Italians" in their city behind Rome, in the world. A lot of Asians since the 70's. Lots of Germans, Dutch, Greeks and of course Great Britain immigrants in southern Ontario. Most of them have happily adopted their new culture and are proud Canadians. I think most Canadians love our neighbors to the south. Americans get a bad rap around the world for being loud and arrogant and uniformed. I still love them, however. Sadly, there seems to be a great divide in the country. The world wonders about the gun violence and what seems to be a lot of corruption. Both sides blaming the other. Strangely, most people I know don't really pick a side politically. At least it is not a big deal to most. Yes, I do love capitalism and the fact that all the boomers I know seem well prepared for the future. Life is good in Canada.
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  27404. If you buy a Volvo you will not be dissapointed. But on diesels, from 2000/2001 volvo made its own diesel engine, the full alu block 5 cylinder common rail D5. Before that they used VW 2.4 i6 diesels in the rear wheel drive cars. FWD cars 850, S70 used the VW 2.5 tdi I5 diesels. Petrol engines are developed by Volvo, i4, mighty i5, i6, and was a Yamaha co-developed engine the 4.4 V8, in S80, and XC90s. They are good, you will not dissapoint. And i think you should watch and react to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7MY3Ri6PBA
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  27405. I knew you would enjoy that, now have a look at some of the 4x4 mud races on the same channel, browse the videos, next time I'll send you a link to something a little different.
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  27406. Queenland?? No, Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wanaka. The McLaren race team was started by Bruce McLaren and he had Denny Hulme and Chris Amon as drivers.
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  27407. That Filipino food looks so good. I love chunky meat and vegetables in thick sauce!
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  27408. I used to design welding fixtures for MAN (mainly busses but also trucks) for the whole frontend and the chassis in the late 80s and early 90s.
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  27409. Dodge disappeared in mid to late 1970`s here in Australia. Reappeared with the Ram in last 10 years
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  27410.  @IWrocker  . You'll remember Marty drove a black hilux in one of the back to the future movies so yes you did have them just under a different name I think
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  27411. One good fact about the Nullabor ... get to know the road train drivers. They will help you while traveling. Have done this many times and when you need help they are wonderful.
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  27412. you should see how clean Australia is
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  27413. My favorite Bathurst ever. I was eight when I watched it live. LOVE Jags!!!!
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  27414. They look great! Once cooked, they are usually nice cold too. (well, I like them cold) 😊
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  27415. have a happy thanksgiving day!! A hug!!
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  27416. You have to watch the Aussiest interview ever from the Today news channel
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  27417. Reminds me of the brits from Goodwood talking about the humongous Ford Galaxie competing at BTCC (and becoming champion in 1963), and I think the same concept applies here: “Totally incongruous… but devastatingly effective”
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  27418. Melbourne guys can drink hard beers we can drink anyone under the table
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  27419. Genuine lols at the swimming question to NZ you got wrong!!
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  27420. The spoons are no longer plastic in McDonald's Australian stores, the spoon is wooden ones.
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  27421. Taste is very personal. I love a good Espresso flat white but when I worked in the US drip filter was all that was available in my area. I made my own and was quite happy with Folgers.
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  27422. Just so you know Trader Joes sell TIm Tams but nothing beats gifted Tim Tams <3
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  27423. Lynx and bobcat are two names for the same animal. A mountain lion is unrelated.
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  27424. This Aussie says you did GOOD for first time. The Track that scares the shit out of me, is the one you have in the USA Colorado " Pikes Peak International Hill Climb" You guys in the USA have same balls doing that track.
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  27425. I live in Australia and there is a baseball diamond at the end of the street I live. It is used by the local baseball league here.  On a side note, I once went to a sports presentation night for our local council (local government area - approximate population of 200,000) and we had nominations in every sport from Archery to Yachting. If there was a sport that started with Z, we'd be in that, too. I was proud that the Goalie from our local ice hockey team won sportsperson of the year that year. And yes, not only does Australia play ice hockey we have a national league with teams in every state except Tasmania and Northern Territory!
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  27426. Stay tuned for mail time. Coming up soon.
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  27427. Greenway Plaza in Wetherill Park Sydney, this is the 2nd video your watching that's filmed in my local area Ian 😉
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  27428. Good on you guys...love watching you guys love our burgers
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  27429. Watch the original, linked in the description 🤔
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  27430. Over here in Malaysia it's mostly RC cars and Off-road. My last one was a drift RC car. There is also a dedicated group who race Tamiya petrol RC cars.
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  27431. i love your reactions when we give gifts from australia
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  27432. So, just recently a player made the 200th maximum 147. Snooker is a great game to watch. It has the ability to be really chilled and relaxing but on a spin of a sixpence/dime it can put you on the edge of your seat. It great when players are making big century breaks (a break is multiple shots in one visit), but the tactical side is also great to watch. Someone once called snooker “chess with balls” and it’s so true, though more fun to watch.
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  27433. This is a 420 friendly show for sure, lol im alittle 420d now watching its great
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  27434. 10,000 steps a day is the healthy recommendation in Australia.
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  27435. They are cool, there was a tv show about air bnb's here in Australia few years on channel 7 and coober pedy was one place they show cased and apparently the only down side is they do get dusty down there because coober pedy is a very dusty place and there is lots of flys. You sound a little flat Ian hope your feeling better soon mate. 👍😎👍
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  27436. Yayyyyy congratulations to you all and welcome little Sydney 😊, she's absolutely gorgeous guys Fun fact: West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara in 1996 named his 1st daughter Sydney, in 1993 he made 277 runs in a test match at the SCG(Sydney Cricket Ground) and held a hugely special place in his heart
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  27437. Tim Tams have a few different flavours and your seem cool
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  27438. On ya Barry
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  27439. Socks with thongs! 🤣🤣🤣 I know it was unintentional but that's the Aussiest thing about this video 👌👍
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  27440. We did have a NASCAR type banked oval racing here with quite a few NASCAR drivers paricipating. Search YouTube for Calder Park Thunderdome Lots of commenters here seem unaware of it. Probably because it only lasted from 1988 for about ten years or so. Both NASCAR type cars raced and local AUSCAR types in separate races. The local NASCARS raced at Bathurst a few times so search for Bathurst NASCAR to see a 100km race.
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  27441. Someone must have mention this to you before but you should see the movie "Rush" from 2013 and maybe make a reaction of it
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  27442. That's what you call a control tyre! :D
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  27443. You need to watch our "did somebody say KFC ads" They're short but funny.
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  27444. I mentioned this link in a previous video. A nice comparison as to how quick the McMurtry actually is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6YJi9ul_pY
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  27445. Find a video of Jeremy from Top Gear doing a story on the Monaro. You will definitely enjoy it.
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  27446. Love the Jeep nice upgrades!
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  27447. Check out the Sleipnir bus
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  27448. Here in Namibia there are a few Pinzgauers around. 4x4 and 6x6... The South African Defence Force / South West Africa Territory Force purchased a number of them in the 70's to evaluate. Even though they are very good, they lost out to the Unimog.
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  27449. Hi Ian, mate l can't find your postal address could you please provide in a link or feedback to a like, cheers mate and loved the show, Neil.
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  27450. It's in all of his video's 'Description' section. But if you still can't find it: IWrocker 5225 Harrison Ave PO Box 6145 ROCKFORD IL 61125
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  27451. Now wait until Butterfield reacts to you reacting to him reacting to you, Wait now I'm confused! Then you can do a video reacting to that.
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  27452. Senna was the best driver Formula One ever had ❤️
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  27453. Hi
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  27454. The beaches here are pristine 🌊 The fires a couple of years ago were terrifying it burnt over 2 thirds of the island, everything is recovering now ❤
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  27455. I think you would enjoy "St Mary's Trophy" videos on YouTube if you've not seen them already. Old American V8s racing old European cars on track. Normally driven by ex or current UK Touring Cars drivers. On the rally stuff, the way these drivers switch feet so quickly amazes me! Left-foot braking one minute then using their right foot on the brakes because they now need to use the clutch. Sequential gearboxes have taken that element away now but still some good "pedal cam" clips to watch from older cars.
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  27456. Please have a look at Dakar Rally in the Sahara Dessert
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  27457. could you react to some holland style trucks? or from sweden?(TRUCKS OF SWEDEN, by wertrucker) im sure you will like em ;)
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  27458. please please react to formula d japan even tho their cars are not as crazy its still really great to see
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  27459. Enjoyed that mate! Cheers legend
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  27460. Yay, Škoda! And it looks like best car in the group!
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  27461. funny thing is, nascar is up there being one of the most fun things to do in sim
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  27462. Yeah, please don't give Jaffas or Minties to the kids. Jaffas have a very hard outer shell, and could easily slip down their throat, and Minties, whilst being delicious, need some time in your mouth before you can safely chew them, you'll understand when you try them.
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  27463. Your little fella Andrew laughing at the Kangaroo, such a sweetheart. Great video, you received some great things. Enjoy.
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  27464. At this point, if I want to know anything about Aussie cars or Bathurst I watch your channel 😂
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  27465. You should check out portuguese emergency vehicles parade, its very cool!
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  27466. Rebadging Aussie cars started in the 70's with the Mazda (Holden) RoadPacer (Kingswood) AP (HJ) which Mazda put a 13B into to make it their own.
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  27467. State of Origin! Good timing to get into NRL mate finals starting next week!
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  27468. In my opinion, this can only work with a one cylinder two stroke engine. And there weren't a lot of brands using this. Most brands used the four stroke diesel or more then one cylinder.
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  27469. K5 Blazer without a doubt. Squarebodies are the best. Broncos are interesting but now expensive
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  27470. Absolut verdient! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland, Koblenz Super sympathische Familie. This guy is real !
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  27471. man love it like always can't wait to hear it off road be nice to here in person as well lol like vid man truck is amazing😂
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  27472. play button congrads
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  27473. Wow, some unique cars! 😂 Wacky racers, Jetsons vehicles, Hollywood dream cars, Batmobile, Dog car, Citroen like in Pink Panther! I want a Peanut too, or an MG, I had a toy red car like that! 😍 Please don't buy any, we are waiting to see Sydney in Sydney! 😁👍😹
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  27474. Congrats! You passed the naturalisation ceremony!
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  27475. Time to give Ian a real challenge NZ place names ;)
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  27476. its actually (and surprisingly) not an Olympic sport, it is a Commonwealth Games sport though. They are trying to introduce it for the Brisbane 2032 games however the biggest hurdle is that it is currently not an inclusive sport as there are not enough mens teams to allow it to qualify under Olympic guidelines
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  27477. make sure those beers are at almost 0 C degrees.. ice cold beer, before you crack em.
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  27478. There's no real words to describe what the Haka makes me feel but...grief, loss, hope, determination, intensity of purpose, blood thirst, victorious. All of these and more. What is even more amazing to me is I have no real idea of what the words mean, but it's all heart. And always makes me tear up.
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  27479. Acacias and spinnifex and ancient desert oaks in the Centre. More flowers in rain times or just after then all of England itself, and in drought nothing but some desperate leafless, often burnt sticks. Weird fungi called hard skinned puff balls that break through melting hot bitumen, ancient specimens of rainforest ferns clinging to life in the cooler and wetter rocky areas. No cactus. Looking forward to seeing you here👍❤️😎
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  27480. One of the most ridiculous things about living abroad as a US citizen is the fact that you still have to pay tax in the US! Why?
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  27481. Ian, do you have things like farmers field days? They have all sorts of old equipment on display and running at the ones they have here. One of the weirdest tractors I have ever seen was a single cylinder diesel that ran on rendered fat. It had a big tray that ran along the cylinder and was filled with lumps of animal fat getting cooked down so it dripped into the fuel intake. Smelled like the BBQ from hell - not surprising given the 100+ year old rancid fat (no idea what miles per cow it gets)
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  27482. Looks like us Aussies are trying to teach you Americans how to get diabetes the right way!! And BTW... You guys should do a video on Chicago (The non-Chiraq parts) and react to Australian wedge-tail eagles attacking ultra-lite aircraft (Our equivalent of the bald eagle)!! God damnit, I can't take this anymore. I'm pausing it at ~40m to do a Coles run.
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  27483. Im czech ahoj lidiii😂
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  27484. If you like this, you might be interested in reacting to Targa Australia
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  27485. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It is tasty... when applied properly. Well done on refraining from putting on too much. Not many people outside Australia seem able to understand the meaning of, or need to be, sparing. We sweat a lot in the Aussie climate, losing a lot of salt. Perhaps that is why we crave Vegemite so much and maybe why you don't mind it either, with what you're saying about the weather there.
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  27486. Love their Ginger beer. We got wasted one night after work on Bundy Rum and Stones ( alcoholic ginger beer). I was pretty good when I woke up but by lunch time I was stuffed.
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  27487. Just clicked with 500th liked!! Steve Awesome collection of Street Mags EVEN Pedro loved it!! IWrocker you love baseball can you do a clip; Will it get a strike or a home run!! Nice stuff mate 👍✌👏💖
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  27488. Check out another iconic Aussie race the Finke dessert race, epic trophy trucks and Toby Price races there as well
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  27489. They need to go back to a 4.56:1 differential gear ratio. The Power Wagon claims to be the most capable off-road truck, but with the 4.10 gears it's crawl ratio is anemic compared to the Raptor , Rebel and the Jeep. It would also be great, if they added a couple of speeds to the transmission, and increase the first speed gear ratio, same thing for the transfer case low gear. Give it a crawl ratio similar to The Rebel and Raptor, maybe even closer to that of a Jeep . This would make it a lot more capable as a rock crawler. Maybe they could also lighten the truck up bit, and shorten the wheelbase. Ford offers short bed, with an extended cab for the Raptor, and only the Raptor. I'm guessing this is because a lot of serious off-roaders would prefer the shorter wheelbase, to a long bed and a crew cab. Power Wagon should offer the same option. Also I disagree with making a lockers available in 4 high. With 37 inch tires, and 410 gears, in 4hi people would be blowing their diffs left and right. If you're not facing any obstacles that require you to put it in low already, there's no reason to engage lockers.
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  27490. Glad u got home safe mate :) Looking forward to the near-future.
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  27491. Hey man just found your chanel. Can you react to Brisca F1. Uk full contact unlimited horsepower stockcar racing. Usually V8 chewie small and big blocks. Awesome sound amazing racing. Fastest start at the back.
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  27492. T-Roc is a small suv, the Tiguan is sold also in Europe ,and it's the medium size suv, therefore bigger than the T-Roc
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  27493. How do you feel wasting the other Tim Tams and only using the last one correctly? D’oh !
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  27494. About 4 years ago in NSW we had a huge hailstorm that smashed up my car, waited 2 years to buy a new car and no joke the day after i got my new car was the next hailstorm....
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  27495. What u see at 16mn20 sec is tartare. It is raw, it is suuuuuuuuuuper goooood 💚 you also find it in France. I eat it often in monaco and french riviera
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  27496. Eeew love the OUTTRO MUSIC
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  27497. Another one for Australia ✔👍🤓
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  27498. Yeah, NBL is the National Basketball League. Lamelo Ball played in the NBL for a season. Josh Giddey, 6th pick in the last NBA draft, also played in the NBL.
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  27499. I think there is a mod in the game assetta corsa where you can download the first Benz car and drive it on the Nürburgring. It takes a while to get to the finish..... I have seen an exact working replica of this car in a Dutch automobile museum.
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  27500. Be like anaconda or BCF boating camping fishing here in Australia. Wow yeah nah Maybe not, holy shit this place is MASSIVE 😮
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  27501. 😂 gotta love Australia 🇦🇺 proud to live here. 😊 Suzuki swifts are great cars, but the rest aren’t my favourite ones…. I like Mazdas or 4WD’s (four wheel drives) prefer automatic but manuals are ok.
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  27502. keep doing your thing my friend!
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  27503. Its basically the only permanently set up street circuit in the world.
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  27504. Stick with us Aussie’s you can’t go wrong 😂
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  27505. The Scania R620 has 620 Hp and 3000 Nm and the Scania R 520 has520 Hp and 2700 Nm
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  27506. Mint slice for the win. I never really liked tim tams
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  27507. the car is actually quite comfortable to drive, drove it a couple of times, my dad owned one. kinda miss it, it had something newer cars don't have
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  27508. Do a bit of checking on stubby coolers/ coozee's mate. You may be surprized.
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  27509. You got it right, you should have been born here Ian. But you would not have met your beautiful wife…So this leads me to say, you have an Aussie heart. Thank you Ian for giving back…💖💖💖💖💖🇦🇺
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  27510. Was wondering for so long . I think my first request for information on baby arrival was about two weeks ago . Nice secret folks. Well done, mum and dad . Sydney looks healthy and cute. I hope she gives you more sleep than thus far. Now Akubras and kid named Sydney, entry at airport is assured.
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  27511. Aldi is the only store my husband will come shopping with me because they sell tools and lots of stuff
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  27512. The guy in NZ with the Quad bike GSXR engine and active aero https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t167P7A1i20&t=81s
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  27513. there will be a day, when Im doing a video for you. Just as a gift in return ;)
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  27514. I have a lot of maori and kiwi mates. Played plenty of rugby league with them. Yes it's a honour too witness. It draws you're mana and gives you strength from their ancestors, if you feel goosebumps and you're spine is tingling. The warriors who performed the haka in front of you has done their job. After all everytime they are performing the haka, they are representing their god of war. Must be done properly
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  27515. Haven't watched all ya vids, but you might want to check out "nats what I reckon" here on YouTube. Great Aussie comedian/chef.
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  27516. You got me back into it Ian, I'm watching it tomorrow
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  27517. Did it a few years ago with a couple of mates. They both had on camper trailers. The whole track is a great test with lots of different and challenging creek crossings. Great memories.
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  27518. I have a 2010 Power Wagon and I love it. I think no matter which one you have, that's the one that is going to be your favorite. I've put 121,000 miles on her and she is still running strong. I just recently over the last two weeks have had to replace the driver side front u-joint, the track bar and the sway bar end links. Let me tell you, the end links were a bitch, took about two hours per each side. Had to end up cutting them off. I've kept her stock, the only thing that I changed basically was I went from the stock 285/70r17 tire to a 295/70r17. Replaced the Mopar steering stabilizers with Bilstein and Bilstein 5100 shocks for a truck with a 3 to 5 inch lift to accommodate for the flex. I will never part ways with this truck.
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  27519. Hi, i don' know if you have done them but the " german " M A N trucks or tank movers are also impressing! Maybe you have seen some of these in other figurations in off road clips with the plain big windows front!?😊
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  27520. I really suggest that you watch a video of the Huddig machine from Sweden, it’s a Unimog/ backhoe/crane combined. Here is a video if you feel like watching the video https://youtu.be/aLNyHmGfcPc
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  27521. In the original TOP GEAR days I would get a feeling (similar to how you felt here maybe) when they took some of the new model cars around the track. The feeling was beyond euphoria. It was guttural, palpable & excruciatingly exciting. Oh wow! As I typed I had an unqualified epiphany. The following is a real thought & despite it sounding stoopid I’m still gonna add it here. The Dog Whisperer once stated dogs like squeaky toys NOT for play but to generate excitement. To get off on being excited. The invention of the car has been a big help in our evolution {the key to us still being around supposedly … evolution not the car). We created an industry to feed our need for excitement. Of course it helps that cars get us around too.
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  27522. Your misso is really kickback chill lady my brother good job haha👌 great video as always my brother
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  27523. The whole family’s here. Hey guys!
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  27524. Music sounds like the music out of 1990s car racing game lol..
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  27525. Should have a look at Perkins Engineering YouTube page. Great videos by Jack, son of legendary Larry Perkins. Explaining how the cars have changed over the decades
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  27526. In New Zealand burger king is burger king.
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  27527. Wonderful haul guys 👏👏😻
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  27528. I think that truck in the background could be an F-650. Massive beasts. Not many in Aus. And i heard somewhere we're not legally allowed to drive them here. Not sure if thats true though.
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  27529. Man I gotta reinstall R3E. I am sure that Assetto Corsa has some good Aus v8 mods and if memory serves me right it has some old school Group A stuff too,Rfactor 2 also has FVRFactor which is pretty good for V8 supercars and local(Aus/NZ) track content
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  27530. was it on this show that the Leibherr excavator climbed the tower in Vienna? That was insane! edit: Yep, just found "AMAZING Liebherr Excavator Climbs To The Top" here on YouTube, and it's the same show!
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  27531. Moin moin IWrocker as we say here instead of Hello in northern Germany. Just paused the vid at 4:15 and like to add something for interest. In whole Germany it wasn´t allowed to build building higher than 22m or even lower as the highest point of a city has to be the church. this low is called „Berliner Traufhöhe“
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  27532. Welcome to everyday driving in country Australia
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  27533. These things are awesome! Would love a doka for myself too, but even the old ones are damn expensive. Glad to to see you excited about portal trucks. While you're at it, here's a quick offroad flick with Volvo TGB to see if you'd find those interesting too: https://youtu.be/VijzzDn4Z10
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  27534. I’ve been to national parks in all six states. The oldest is the Royal National Park south of Sydney, which is the second oldest national park in the world after Yellowstone. The most unique one I’ve visited is the Pinnacles Desert NP in WA, although Nullarbor NP in SA is a close second with those cliffs. I also liked Kalbarri NP in WA, Cape Le Grand NP in WA and Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Claire NP in Tasmania. I haven’t been to Mutawintji NP but I have driven through nearby areas on a drive from Adelaide to Sydney via Broken Hill and Bourke. One of the most remote parts of NSW.
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  27535. HI IAN stephen hendry a snooker great has a youtube channel where other snooker greats come on and play snooker and chat about their careers , matches etc its very interesting .its called stephen hendries cue tips sorry about the edit had to check what it was called with my hubby lol
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  27536. My old boss had an XC Cobra in his garage when I worked at a servo, then one day he decided to stop keeping it under wraps and drive it, no idea what prompted that but it was a VERY nice daily driver! I'd love to know what happened to it.. and to him I guess, he was a pretty good guy.
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  27537. I'm sure "editor Ian" was facepalming hard when reviewed this part. 🤣
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  27538. That Mitsubishi EVO 8 Special's power to weight ratio is pretty crazy, 700hp pushing along 1000kg (2204 pounds)
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  27539. Maaate.....where's the pool table? You need a bar in there as well....
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  27540. Superstock teams champs on in Palmerston North, NZ this weekend. See if you can find the live stream, or check out some of the last couple of years' highlights
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  27541. the ericson skycranes are from usa they come to aus in our bushfire season and go back to usa for yours. the most famous ones are elvis, the georgia peach and the incredible hulk. your american firefighters come over here too.
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  27542. Apart from Australia’s biggest snake, Queensland is also home to the 3 most deadliest Australian snakes 2 of which are the top 2 most deadliest in the world
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  27543. The Australian Federal police car at the start would have been retired years ago. That is a very old model and not a Highway patrol car but a general duties vehicle. in fact the AFP Highway patrol cars are as good, if not better than other states and territories for markings and performance. They do have the smallest area to cover in the country too. Unlike America which has only 50 states and almost 18000 different police departments yes, eighteen thousand, what a joke. Australia has one state police force. department only for each state. No police departments run by often corrupt Mayors. all run by state governments. No hillbilly police in some tiny town, all state police with consistant training and consistant state traffic laws. State Highway Patrols had to source BMW and over rated Mercedes as they need rear wheel drive for traffic work, especially out on open roads. The Holdens and Fords are no longer produced in Australia. They basically went broke, producing vehicles that not many people wanted, and importing the ones that people did want, all front wheel drive rubbish.
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  27544. I would love to see a full series of ETS2!! And if you want a cheap and great setup for a wheel go for the logitech g29 with the shifter you'll have a bunch of fun with it trust me! Much love from Croatia!!💙
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  27545. You have F1 !!! Next is Rally WRC in America.... More success than F1 surely
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  27546. Probably harder to arrange, I suspect organizing a rally in the US would require getting permission from a lot of landowners to drive on dirt roads on their land. And many of them might not know what rally is and why it's cool.
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  27547. Alot of Irish roads are like this, rally is huge over here too, as well as road racing bikes. Think that's why us Irish have so many rally drivers and such successful motor bike racers.
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  27548. Anyone over thirty five hates Trick or treat. Young kids TV features it, and it is becoming more popular. I pick up after my dog, and save the little plastic bags to put the trick into trick or treat.
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  27549. Happy Thanksgiving Bro
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  27550. Those look like they turned out so well! They're making me crave sausage rolls
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  27551. Clearly someone needs to send you a pack of mint Timtams 😁
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  27552. The crowd always goes nuts when the cars are side by side back against the wall just looks like there pushing each other
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  27553. Prost guys! That's what it's all about: enjoying a good beer (or 3 - 10) with friends! Really enjoyed watching you! But like many others said already: get yourself some proper glasses! May sound typically German, but the taste differs a lot with the right glass! And you need to get Pedro to Europe, ASAP! 😂
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  27554.  @IWrocker  I love all your vids mate and you are definitely not to blame for some false info these guys are spreading , Love your work keep them coming bro it certainly makes my day much better watching these ! 👍👍👍
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  27555. I had a Volvo 244 year model: 1979. I remember it had the headlight wipers as well. Cheers from Sweden. Ps: now i drive a Volvo XC70 D4, 2016, awsome car
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  27556. There is a video where some Hungarian guys attempt to start a T-34 at freezing conditions.
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  27557. Hey IWrocker, you can get Australian lamb at Costco over there. I guided my friend in Virginia on how to cook a slow-cooked lamb roast and veges in their slow cooker, that was 8 hours.
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  27558. Don't know if you realized, but that Hoonigan car at 8:36 is Travis Pastrana
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  27559. Hello Ian ,my favorite truck is Oshkosh . Also I don't know how to send you stuff but have you ever seen the train truckers ,these guys hauling 110 tons of train across england.
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  27560. 😲 first!😁😜👍🏻👊🏻 we don't have snow here yet,LOL! Maybe tonight,fun video👍🏻🍻
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  27561. Baals pyramid amazing named after Lord Richard Howe a relative of mine the same person who ran The hotel operator was still there 60years later after they first went on their honeymoon
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  27562. They just released a new crispy chicken flavour and it tastes like KFC original recipe. There’s one classic you missed out on, cheddar, top 4 for me are always barbecue, pizza, cheddar, chicken. In that order. So you’ve tried 3 of the top 4.
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  27563. Did you know who created the Tim Tam?.....Ian (Norris)
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  27564. And Big congratulations to your family for baby Sydney. Good Luck to all of you :-)
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  27565. What Camera you use? Good quality
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  27566. Obviously the Aussie guy's lingo and accent are deliberately exaggerated in this video, but it's pretty funny 😄 And don't worry - you 'get' our sense of humour, so the individual words are less important than the overall vibe (maaan) 😆
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  27567. Thumbs up for effort ,but we say VB or Vic Bitter not Victoria Bitter ,you wrestle a roo not a kangaroo and last of all no one says CRIKEY!
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  27568. You should react to Australia's funniest TV ads.
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  27569. I don't even drive but I love watching big trucks manoeuvring and am in awe of the drivers' talent.
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  27570. Hilarious. Been awhile since I've watched Carl Barron standup. Love it! Stay safe, mate!
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  27571. Congratulations bro. You deserve it.💪‍‍
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  27572. Kookalakka...lmoa. Really enjoying your vids of Aussie tasting. Haven't heard of Kookaburra brand. Darrell Lea is illegit though. Looking forward to more vids.
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  27573. I made up yet another sayin a wk ago as someone was askin how hot it was up here near cairns an i said it was hotter then a frypan's a.shole 😅 . Late 30's early 40's past month an 100% humidity .
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  27574. In Brazil Opel comes with the Chevrolet brand
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  27575. Omg I guessed right! Wow congratulations you guys, she's another adorable addition to your adorable family! Aww nothing more precious than to see proud grandpa holding his newest grandchild. Emma is so adorable! She's going to have her own channel one day I bet, "actually" she's having so much fun with this!!!❤
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  27576. I have only seen so many supercars in real life (that is .. like 1) - it was a showcase ferrari something or whatever (it was red - no idea what type it was) .. and the one thing that surprised me was .. how small it was. My partner says that most supercars are actually pretty small compared to your typical limousine. So it seems odd how large this one is. at over 5 meters .. thats larger than a minivan (like a Ford Transit van .. ) Either way .. of course it was some oil prince that thought that thing out. Its a relic in the age of electric cars .. and off of the gas guzzling monsters .. of course its the size of a truck. Totally out of its time. my conclusion - this is a car for the dickless. Men that think money makes them attractive.
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  27577. Ian!!! see a video comparing the Quattro with the Merc 4Matic and BMW X. Audi every time first!!!
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  27578. 🤣 True story: Literally JUST had to flick a giant black spider off my chest just now while watching the spiders bit in my backyard (in Australia). But, yeah. In general this list is total bullshit... In general. Live your 21st century life, Don't fk with snakes, get over spiders and you'll be totally fine here.
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  27579. Pissed, maggoted and plastered are all different kinds of drunk.
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  27580. Thing is in Melbourne trams came before cars so cars had to accomodate them. In Sydney and Canberra we are just putting the trams back (Sydney removed them in the 1950s, Canberra never had them) so the roads have been designed so that the hook turn craziness is not required.
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  27581. Being in Australia my whole life I've always taken Bathurst for granted as just another street circuit. It's pretty cool to learn how lucky we are to have such a good track. I'm glad you like it
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  27582. Tesla was also born in Croatia, I mean Nikola Tesla.
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  27583.  @moonliteX  wanted to say that lol, alabama MUDFEST
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  27584. Loved it when you said confidently after seeing the mediterranean landscape : "I dont think this is Denmark!" xD Pls more Geoguesser from you!
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  27585. The blue reusable shopping bag is from Coles
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  27586. Great mail time! Love that people love you all.
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  27587. Every morning I eat weetbix with Milo on top, just a thought for when you try them:)
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  27588. My mates live in Hamilton , so i have to fly into Auckland when i get the chance to visit (stupid pandemic) , Beautiful city, you wont find a nicer bunch of people. so laid back, easy going, if you visit, be there for the first saturday in december - crate day.....and prepare for a big one ;-)
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  27589. Here in Italy every single house, big or small, has one
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  27590. Yeah watching Bathurst mate You better get on to it Tomorrow main races If you notice roo cleared fence The tail took the fence out Gives you a idea how strong the tail is Imagine the insurance convo / conversation More slang for you As for Vegemite my brother and sister used to eat it straight from jar When bro was young family was about to call the cops thought he was missing Turned out the little bugger got in cupboard shut the door and ate the whole jar of Vegemite They found him in there with empty jar Myself I'm skidmark Vegemite eater Cheers buddy 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  27591. Omg this was incredible!
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  27592. Vegemite does go bad in the tube way faster than in the glass jar, older than 12 months the vitamin b in the Vegemite will go bad also giving you know benefit from the product.
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  27593. You need to look into Targa Tasmania car race the hole island a race track with every kind of car you could think of from all over the world no shit Tasmania has lots if heratage on car racing bro
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  27594. The "PAULANER Hefe-Weizen" is a beer that Aldi in Australia have several times each year, however the 0%alcohol type. The 'Weizen' beer is available in two forms the clear type and the 'Hefe' variety that is cloudy in form due the the yeast residue that it contains. Both are terrific refreshing in hot summer times. One important feature of the ckear type is it is highly gassed, and pouring is an art. Too fast, and particularly in not perfectly clean glass, it foams as poured to the point that you lose a lot spilling over as you pour. MUST slowly pour gently running down one side of the glass, tilting to vertical as the glass fills. Do NOT drop hard vertically to massively foam over. Note all German beer is EXPECTED to have a big foam cap. In fact if you get served a glass of beer without cap, it is taken as stale beer and expected to be replaced not consumed. Do not worry, the correct beer measure is assured as the serving glasses have top space for that foam cap. In many places, including Australia and USA, as well as others countries, a foam cap is NOT accepted as it is assumed you are being under servdd on beer volume. German beer inside Germany must conform to only the specified 4 pure ingredients, a 400 year old rule, that forbids all those additives used around the world, bittering agents, preservatives, foam stabilisers/inhibitors, even colouring. As such without any false additives, German beer must be very fresh brew, and fully natural flavours from brewing art. No preservatives means it must be new, fresh beer, as long term storage (and world shipping time) makes it necessary recently brewed. Thus even German export beer can be less than full national standard and quality, as for export the beer must be age stable, for shipping, warehousing and distribution to stores, so may deviate from home (German) quality and flavour. Also the export beer may have foam stabiliser, bittering agent, as it is expected by the foreign consumers. I suggest caution rating German beers if "export" grade, though far from certain that you could not get authentic quality German export product too. There is really only one good way, have the beer in Germany or at most have some brought direct by a traveller to be consumed within few weeks of German purchase. Of the many beers, my favourites are Pils, Bock, Double Bock, Clear Weizen, Cloudy 'Hefe-' Weizen beer, but certainly there are many beer types beyond these. I have on travel for work had many different beers in various places and in various containers, from carboard cup at hot dog stand to glass 1L boot, all very satifying. Virtually each city, town or significant vollage will have one or more resident breweries. Only one type beer made in Berlin, claimed popular there, that I got from a boyfriend of my girl cousin, to me was terrible, beyond drinkable, plain disgusting. It by my statement may as well have been 'Cow Piss'. Had a horrid clover like aftertaste, and created a strong burp to follow.
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  27595. 🤣 loved it! Try a meat pie next 👍or maybe try Milo or some Weet-bix
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  27596. Hey Ian don't be embarrassed. As a German I have as many wrong answers as you, mostly even the same. So you are pretty good, and a little luck never hurts
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  27597. Yeah ya right there mate it doesn't need to be fancy we love the family and the videos... it's a package within itself keep it coming peace mate. ✌😀
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  27598. And that's how you get Australian citizenship
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  27599. amazingly generous Aussies! 🇬🇧
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  27600. Congratulations Ian. I'm a regular viewer and I do appreciate your work. Keep up the good job.
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  27601. A good one is a guy doing the Isle of man TT course in a subaru
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  27602. There's a lot to this story. They rebuild another car overnight. The paint was still wet when they rolled into the grid. Peter Brock went and picked him up. Peter Brock was a class act. Great man. Dick Johnson also did this with extremely small budgets.
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  27603. ​ @IWrocker And you will be very welcome! Even with a hat 😂.
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  27604. He failed to mention that the Ford xy gtho phase 3 built in the 60s was once the world's fastest sadan. That came out Before the phase 4
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  27605. Fully expecting my nephew to be in this somewhere lmao
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  27606. Hi Ian .... love the video i needed a laugh today ty mate
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  27607. I live in the south, and as you said it's nothing new for us, but I think a/c is more common for us then Europe. I hope they make it through this heat wave.
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  27608. I like that cat.
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  27609. Wombats are also called the bulldozers of the bush!
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  27610. Hit one of them it will flip you're car.
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  27611. It's coming along nicely! Loving it!
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  27612. As you would say in America, Yea hah!!
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  27613. rooms lookin rippa mate! lovin it!!
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  27614. Agree. WEC is my fave format, because it demonstrates how much it’s a team sport. Everyone is working flat out to keep their cars running to the end.
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  27615. Or so many stubbies.
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  27616. The bike clip in the mountains is like 10 mins from my house.Everyone drives like a qualifying lap and the bikes act like Valentino Rossi heading up on the weekends
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  27617. Maybe videos about the THW would be something for you. The Technisches Hilfswerk (THW) or Federal Agency for Technical Relief is Germany's civil and disaster management organization. You are also welcome to read the Wikipedia article on this. There is no such thing in the USA.
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  27618. I find out from IWrocker - in US - that Bathurst will be a 6 day event. ....and I live in Melbourne Australia. What would I do without good ol' YouTube.
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  27619. @IWrocker here's another Ozzy Man Review that ya can react to lol Seems Ozzy Man has turned the Table and doing Merican Florida Vids.... The ball is now ''In your Court'' :-) Cheers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbmb569WsUg
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  27620. Happy birthday Ian Cheers Cobber Have a good one.
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  27621. I live in Bundaberg so hearing about Americans talk about anything from here is cool haha
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  27622. Ian you really are an Aussie ! First clue overload the Milo, you are converted LOL..... hey are you in breaking bad country :-)
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  27623. Haha love instant replay 😁😁 cheers mate
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  27624. Ian... My Man!.. I'm impressed. Now you just gotta do a reaction to a song called "I am Australian" by a group called The Seekers. Here's the lyrics just to help you along... There's a few versions of this on YT so pick one with good imagery... it adds that extra something. I came from the dream-time From the dusty red-soil plains I am the ancient heart The keeper of the flame I stood upon the rocky shores I watched the tall ships come For forty thousand years I've been The first Australian I came upon the prison ship Bowed down by iron chains I bought the land, endured the lash And waited for the rains I'm a settler, I'm a farmer's wife On a dry and barren run A convict, then a free man I became Australian I'm the daughter of a digger Who sought the mother lode The girl became a woman On the long and dusty road I'm a child of the Depression I saw the good times come I'm a bushie, I'm a battler I am Australian We are one, but we are many And from all the lands on earth we come We'll share a dream and sing with one voice "I am, you are, we are Australian" I'm a teller of stories I'm a singer of songs I am Albert Namatjira And I paint the ghostly gums I'm Clancy on his horse I'm Ned Kelly on the run I'm the one who waltzed Matilda I am Australian I'm the hot wind from the desert I'm the black soil of the plains I'm the mountains and the valleys I'm the drought and flooding rains I am the rock, I am the sky The rivers when they run The spirit of this great land I am Australian We are one, but we are many And from all the lands on earth we come We'll share a dream and sing with one voice "I am, you are, we are Australian" We are one, but we are many And from all the lands on earth we come We'll share a dream and sing with one voice "I am, you are, we are Australian" "I am, you are, we are Australian"
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  27625. Aussie here, I've never had either lol. But if mb is anything like VB then gross. I should try the Carlton draught cos my go to is Carlton dry. Edit. I'm sure you've been told this before. But there's a big war in Aus about beer. Like Ford or Holden. You're either VB or xxxx. Being a qlder I am obviously xxxx.
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  27626. A tip from me is to learn abt the real life rules/laws of driving and how traffic works that applies in the countries that you play in, I did actually spend some time researching, learning, and practicing those rules when playing ETS2, it's pretty fun to be as realistic as possible. For example, I spent like almost a whole sunday to learn to correctly and lawfully navigate a roundabout in the UK, by watching videos, reading books, etc. Good luck and have fun man.
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  27627. most of them "dark" countries are around the sub tropicals and tropical regions... that takes Canada and most of Europe out of the game well, for now, it´s changing...
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  27628. My grandparents used to have a few pet wallabies over the years, Grandad used to go out shooting and occasionally would find babies still kicking in their pouches when he went to gut and skin them so he'd bring them home and we'd raise them and they'd usually stick around and become pets. Great lawnmowers, friendly, and can be tought tricks, basically like having a dog that hops. Wallabies are much smaller than roos though so you don't have to worry so much about being gutted, but I know some people have roos as pets too. Also wallaby meat is nicer than roo meat. Both are incredibly lean and good for you and don't taste too gamey either. To me it tastes somewhere between beef and lamb but sweeter. BUT BEWARE THE NEXT DAY!!! YOUR FARTS WILL END LIVES!!
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  27629. Close friends of ours had a Kombi set up as a motor home, we used to ride home from school in it regularly back in the 70s. A friend also had a VW beach buggy, it was so much fun driving the beach tracks and then back on the roads. It was completely open but not much fun in the rain, haha.
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  27630. 5:31 This version was released in 2022 july. The old version was 3 letter and 3 number with a hyphen in the middle and above and below this was a sticker indicating the environmental classification and the expiry date of the technical inspection (but these stickers have not been used since 2016). And before joining the EU, there was no blue background on the left and EU stars, only letter H and Hungarian flag. It was the same in other countries: the national flag and the initials of the country's name.
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  27631. I am from New Zealand and at our school, we have haka competitions each year.
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  27632. Great video!!! Thmubs Upp!!! U can turn off the speed limit!
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  27633. Try one from Cantillon's brewery.
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  27634. I don't know about the rest of Europe, but in the UK the vast majority drive manual cars. Automatics are pretty rare. You can choose to do your lessons/test in an automatic, which obviously doesn't cover you for manuals.
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  27635. In Germany we have strong beer that has between 7 and 11% alcohol.
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  27636. If you want some real jewel from F1 history, you've gotta watch the battle for 2nd place between Arnoux and Villeneuve at Dijon (France), 1979: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtZ0wv1I8yc Note: those were 500 kg/600 HP cars making use of unrestricted ground effect and almost zero safety protections. Pretty much deathtraps with a 200L fuel tank bolted behind the drivers sits.
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  27637. Nah mate RED 👍 the Holden V8 blocks where painted RED, Blue and the last ones where Black love your videos mate keep it up cheers.
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  27638. You should see that track now Ian it's an absolute wreck full of weeds it's a real shame .
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  27639. We do celebrate Christmas with differences. While much is still the traditional, winter oriented celebration. By necessity of the summer climate some changes apply. I am sure none of your folk will gather on Christmas eve at beaches or backyards and around barbecues enjoying sunset close to 9PM with a nice cold beer and barbecue meat, smoked ham and seafood, salads and abundance of fruit and melon. In T Shirt and shorts or even swimming gear. Repeat all with family and neighbours on Christmas day lunch and/or evening.. Do have a Merry Christmas, and I do not envy your colder conditions, with or as now seems likely no snow.
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  27640. Bro im from Slovakia and was fun to see how you liked it so much even tho that car is a piece of junk. I see them (or better seen them because they all rusted out thank god for that) all the time it makes my cry that when Czechs was making this type of cars you in US been making beautigul 6l V8 muscle cars. But on the other side I see you,for you its unseen and interesting,this is how i would react if i've seen crown victoria in slovakia hah. Happy for you man and all good for you.
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  27641. Hi, glad you like our DS. I used to own one and it is truly awsome !! greetings from France
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  27642. Darwin is nice and a great tourist location. When you come to Australia and if you plan on multiple places around the continent. I would recommend the Pilbara region in WA as i know you're all about the landscape sights. The area is super rich in natural resources making the rocks have a red an blue colour and the valleys look breathtaking. It's on my bucket list to head up there oneday.
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  27643. I can't wate to watch Chad cb media each week has a grate channel like u do so happy to see u react to his videos
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  27644. I know you love your rock formations try looking up the bungle bungles in WA. Oh and everybody help Ian get down under make sure to not skip the adds.
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  27645. Congrats to you and your bride!!!! I would love to see a break down of the the budget Jeep build. My wife has a 2016 Jeep Wrangler 2 door and we have built it on a budget plus I have a 2014 RAM crew cab dually that I have done a lot too....keep up the great vids but we all understand if it is a while between updates since y'all are still on your honeymoon....lol
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  27646. I want Dutch Bros!!!
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  27647. Always try for the pink when in doubt. Play this every other day, love the game, its calming and so cool.
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  27648. BLT (bacon, lettuce, tomatoe) On a fresh toasted, good slice of bread, with a very thin scraping of vegemite. You wont believe it. Good on ya.
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  27649. Some of the sideways jump , they do on purpose so they have the angels for the next turn
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  27650. Grafton nsw bridge to bridge is the best where I live mate👍 and there doing up to 200km/h
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  27651. Na dann musst du mal umbedingt nach Österreich kommen... 😂 👍 Da gibt es einiges zu Entdecken was dir gefallen könnte.. LG aus 🇦🇹 🤘 😁 🍻
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  27652. The fan underneath works the opposite way to a hovercraft sucking the car to the road and does it before the car moves. That also means there is no need for normal aerodynamic bodywork like wings etc that create drag. The 2 electric motors drive the rear wheels and because of the downforce the fan creates before it even moves, traction is gained on the front wheels. Its taken 4 years to develop and was built just to break records. The wheelbase is the same as the 1960's F1 cars. They are hoping it will be a racing series of the future. I can't wait to see what time it can do at the Nurburgring
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  27653. The 1956 Beetle is the model car that my dad had in Germany at that time. I spent a lot of my time then riding in the parcel compartment under the rear window behind the rear seat backs. Had in 1956 and 1957 holiday trips down to southern Germany and Switzerland travelling in that car. We had that car until 1959 when the family migrated to Australia. There in early 1960 with first employment at the Australian VW factory on assbly line, my dad bought a VW Beetle at employee discount as our first car. To be replaced by a VW Station wagon mid 1960s. That was written off in a early 1970s T-bone smashed by a careless driver and overturned. Sliding over 100m down the road, roof skewed sideways collapsed roof to just above steering wheel level over the driver. Sad too as dad worked in VW engine overhaul/race prep engine build and had up graded the engine with Porshe racing heads. But insurance collected the wreck so quick we did not get a chance to recover those Porsche heads and restore the standard engine configuration. Suspect someone got a real special second hand engine, if not just metal recycled.
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  27654. the vid i have been waiting for <3
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  27655. is not really the chinese investors, its the big corporations that buy cheap buildings and then gentrify the area, thus making it unaffordable for those that used to live there, lots of large companies own residential buildings in Australia, it drives the prices up and increases rent across the country housing prices went up in the first 6 months of the year by 12.5%.
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  27656. 🏁Ill tell you who wins before hand😁 oi oi oi
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  27657. You've gotta see the one about a government ministers spending of $230k on a postage stamp. It's a classic
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  27658. Fantales, keep the paper wrapping, for the last 91 years the paper has had info about movie stars, some of the old wrappings can sell for $100's, each year has a new set, like coca-cola cards. A full set from 1931 set sold for $42,000 AUD it was the first year fantales were made and it was the only full set known. The text size is set so only 1 in 15 is any good (you get the full info) the others have parts missing, mine start in the mid 1970's, my mothers go back to the 1950's, we don't have any sets.
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  27659. Well there’s something I never thought would happen, I’ve just watched an American play a frame of snooker….. and thoroughly enjoyed it. Great effort. Just remember you don’t always have to pot a ball on your go. The best players make it super hard for their opponent when it’s their turn. Also bear in mind where the cue ball will end up after you’ve played your shot. Going to subscribe. This’ll make a great livestream.
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  27660. Someone send this man a bottle of Bundy rum !
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  27661. This is in real time this are so much fun too drive all tracks are man made if u after any info Don't hesitate to flick us a message the do them in USA nz aus
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  27662. Hey man! Check that the first brand new Scania Super has arrived in the USA. It is the R version (slightly lower cab) because it will be transported on a trailer all over the country, for advertising purposes. It is equipped with a 16-liter V8 engine with 770 horsepower. It is imported for one year, with the possibility of extension to 3 years, by Bruce Wilson and a Company from the States. About 3 months ago, Bruce was in the Scania factory in Sweden, to see with his own eyes and film the entire truck assembly process. The truck just arrived in Baltimore, from Sweden, about 2 days ago. Bruce invited anyone interested to see the truck at his Shop in Jamestown, Tennessee, during business hours. Greetings from Romania!!!
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  27663. The GTR XU1 was never a 320hp car in any production form, it was a 202ci six cylinder with 160hp. Peter Brock's first version of "The Beast" was an XU1 though, still a 3.1litre six banger but with a lot of head work a blower & mechanical fuel injection, that made over 300hp.
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  27664. I've always said North America and South America and together The Americas and I'm from Wales UK... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  27665. Love it, I missed this post yesterday? 🤗💗 Wow, I didn't know you could still see these events 'anywhere'! 😄 It's not the big grunt classic motorbikes, but it looks so fun!🌟
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  27666. YES! This is what I mean with insane driving skills! There is much more to see around it. I could never do stuff like this and when I happen to see something like it, I just stop and watch. :D
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  27667. This video isn’t getting monetised 😂
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  27668. Happy birthday buddy 😁
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  27669. I lived and worked in Surfers Paradise for 15yrs, I Moved back to my home city of Adelaide 5yrs ago. I know this place well and actually recognised a few faces in the video such as some of the security on the door at a few clubs. I also worked at a number of venues that the camera passes like house of brews and central lounge bar to name a few. I really miss the Gold Coast and this video made me a little home sick, After spending 15 yrs there I still think of it as home even though I am a South Australian.
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  27670. If you get the chance find bundeberg rum. That will put a hair or three on ya chest. VB is called vile bile for a reason
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  27671. We need a ManCave video once it’s setup with all the toys n flags on display 🤣🍻
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  27672. if you liked the choc covered macadamia nuts you would looooooooove fruchocs...
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  27673. Definitely the most skilled drivers of any kind, by a long way
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  27674. Look up “a dingo ate my baby” Edit: and “a song about birds” “Australiania” “Australia’s deadliest animals” And “Australia memes”
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  27675. That is an interesting bit of special knowledge 😋 Denmark only has blue.
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  27676. "you guys got some aussie burn out school" yep the school of red back, school of eastern brown or school of saltwater croc (with so many things that could get us, we sure know how to get the hell out of there)
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  27677. Try a Vegemite and cheese sandwich, it’s really nice.
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  27678. When you work for a US company in another country, you can really see what complete r soles they are. I feel for the workers in USA getting totally screwed
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  27679. Here in Europe these things are pretty rare as well. They started out as an uliterian power bank that also moves under it's own power but turned into a a versatile extreme offroad capable truck. You see them mainly in Germany as maintenace vehicles off and on, and as a military vehicle. The reason is that they have become pretty expensive so other, perhaps modified commercial vehicles, make more sense. I just can't imagine why they never sold them in the US where they would fit in in a lot of offroad and agricultural purposes where your standard 4x4 pickup truck just doesn't cut it.
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  27680. Loved to see your excitement for the game / sim. You can open / close windows...I mapped mine to 7/4 and 9/6 on the keypad to simulate up/down on each side respectively. Look forward to the next one !
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  27681. Nice vid!👍🏻I should send you a new suction cup mount..poor gopro!🤣🤣. I love the sound of your truck!🍻👊🏻
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  27682. so inskip is notoriously soft sand, and its the main way onto fraser island. if you lower your tyres down to 12psi, everythings fine, just a lot of newbies have no idea and just trying to power through. Also, that ute is a toyota landcruser, 79 serires. they only come out in manuel.
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  27683. Hi love ur vids
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  27684. Power wagon specially your old one buy it back
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  27685. Each state has just one police force. Meaning same vehicles all over the state and Australia mostly uses the same cars but each design/markings is fairly different. Although our general duties designs are fairly similar, the highway patrol are pretty different and use different markings. All of our fire trucks which are used in metropolitan areas are (mostly) Scania trucks and looks fairly similar apart from the different light bars and sirens and the markings are somewhat similar but different at the same time. The ambulances are completely the same and are based on Mercedes Sprinters but the markings are pretty different with the light bar and siren being somewhat similar. And yes all of those were in Western Australia. The WA cars are nice, but our cars down in Victoria are 100% better although I don’t want to start and argument lol. Why do you go check out some VIC videos (I got a few). Definitely enjoyed this video mate, loved the American point of view. I would’ve subbed if I wasn’t all ready subscribed to you!! :)
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  27686. Happy Thanksgiving
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  27687. There is something similar in New Zealand called stock car teams and they also go hard and smash each other up give it a sus when you are free. Also loving the uploads keep it up yeww 🤙
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  27688. Pedro’s such a mad lad, I imagine he was a cowboy in his youth, or an actor
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  27689. Most likely a teenage heartthrob with all that swagger
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  27690. You need to watch colin mcrae POV !!
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  27691. F1 v Indy would be a great fight, Indycar are definitely more robust than the F1, rougher street tracks, tougher in bumps, and bumping other cars which formula one does not like. Arguably they race on a broader variety of tracks too. Outright speed of course depends on the particular regulations of the time for both. Supercars v Nascar would be a cool comparison. At the Melbourne F1 GP they often run a speed comparison of a Moto GP bike v Supercar v road car v F1 car, but it's like a scratch race, they set off at intervals to arrive on the finish line together. On the Tesla story, years ago when Tim Slade drove for Walkinshaw Racing he did a drag race against a journalist in the Tesla v Tim in his V8 Supercar and the Tesla won, Tim looked disappointed. Maybe a reaction to one of these videos would be a good idea. The Tesla v Supercar https://youtu.be/6eGhjhx8O9M F1 v Nascar 2020 https://youtu.be/6FWOHrX3-pY F1 (David Coulthard) v Mercedes road car (former motorcycle GP World champion Mick Doohan) v Supercar (former MotoGP World champion Casey Stoner). https://youtu.be/ZjtAVuTs_zw
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  27692. You have to watch Ari Vatanen at Pikes Peak. A driving legend, coming back from injury, at times no visibility and still he's flat out! Mental. I don't think the front wheels ever face forward!
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  27693. You were right with ".be" indicating Belgium and so does "+32".
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  27694. I play Grand Turismo and have never used a simulator. I’m old school, controller all the way. Hold my own win a few races. Some of those guys are ultra quick though. Plus I’m in my 50s the reflexes aren’t what they were. Once you get some laps under your belt your lap times will go way down. You learn your braking points. And take the chase at full speed at the bottom of conrod.
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  27695. in Newcastle NSW Australia there was The Mattara Hill Climb now a thing of the past mattara by the way was a festival held each year in october
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  27696. A seat Leon Is just a VW golf with a different body
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  27697. First class was perfect. And the foam dead during the video.
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  27698. I think you got chicos in one of your mail thingies ~ they were renamed “cheekies”
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  27699. Nice collection. I live in Queensland and we have "Sunshine coast strawberries" flavoured tim tams..and oh no...I don't see any there ?
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  27700. You should totally build a terra! Would be a awesome video series 👌
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  27701. Wish there also was a view of the interior. Especially that yellow behemoth. Might have plenty of room or maybe lots of storage for supplies and extra gas if it was meant to drive for long distances through Australias outback.
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  27702. As for what to call it, Aussie Rocker Chill
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  27703. I could see the regret written on your face when you looked at the empty Tim tam packet, we all feel that way when they run out 😆 hey can you please do a reaction to Marty and Michael, as well as Shammi? They are Aussie larrikins that do pranks and ‘experiments for science’.
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  27704. Hi Ian, the Audi S8 is the high performance version of the A8. The first model (internal code "D2") was also available with manual gearbox (6 gears), contrary to Bimmer and Merc, who were only available with automatic. 4,2l (256 cui) 340 (4-Valve) or 360 (5-Valve) HP with the lightweight (only 1650 kg, compare that to 2,7 ton S-class or 2,4 ton BMW 7!!!!!) Aluminium-Body, and you can imagine what a rocket this car was/is, since with stick it lost NO power in the torque converter. And the Sound could be improved with "true-dual" aftermarket exhausts - the car in the video probably was equipped with one of those - Fox- or BN-Pipes-mufflers made every "lazy V8" pale... 👍
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  27705. you realy need to check out the story behind the AUdi IMSO GTO
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  27706. No excuses Ian, We're open again, its time you for you to get your ass down here.
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  27707. He man, it's your beer and your foam. Do whatever you like. I 🇳🇱 prefer a 10-15% foam layer, depending on the diameter of the glass. There should be some foam till the end, bc it indicates a fresh bear and clean glass for me.
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  27708. Even Lithuania (a small and unknown northern European country with only 2.8 million people) is represented in the Dakar Rally by 10 crews in all categories, from motorcycles to trucks :) I have been watching the Dakar Rally since 2003, when our first crews in the car class participated there.
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  27709. G’day Ian, man do you have some great treats! Jaffa’s, minties, mint slices, shapes, Tim Tams, chocolate 🍫 Whittaker’s and Promite, Wow…. What a sugar hit mate lol. Enjoy Ian and family…
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  27710. Hey blue eyes!
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  27711. Patiently waiting for you to view some of the crash footage lol.
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  27712. Remember -weight & price and how heavy the tool is it‘s very importend.
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  27713. It's a shame that Auscar didn't take off😔
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  27714. Noooooo not the kids!!! He thought he had it all to himself :)
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  27715. Unions where strong now they just sitting in the back seat....
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  27716. Can we do a joint custody deal, six months in Aussie land, then six months in the UK?? ! 😁
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  27717. You should check out some walk rounds of a 'Bicester Heritage Sunday Scramble' Its a car show with some amazing variety. Happens usually about 4 times a year at the Bicester Heritage site, an old airfield where all the buildings have been preserved and restored and almost every business is car related. The Sunday scrambles have a huge mix of classic and modern cars. Many I'm sure you won't have seen.
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  27718. Murry Walker The Voice of FORMULA 1 EDIT : There is no track in the world like Mt Panaroma
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  27719. Reason number 11.. Speed bumps?.. What speed bumps?. 11 (a) .. You never hear woman say.. " hey check out that Prius.
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  27720. i think there are much videos dedicated to the German Firefighters (Feuerwehr) especially with the Special Vehicles, if you search with "seltene Einsatzfahrzeuge" which translates to "rare emergency vehicles" you get a lot of videos
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  27721. No doubt at all, without absolute athletic stamina or the extreme physical endurance of any long distance marathoner the drivers are going through a hell of physical and concentration demands few people can endure. Even given two drivers roughly share equal parts of the 1000km, or less for slower cars. As far as cars go, while engunes and transmission are put to extreme test, the race is won more on brakes and tyres, than pure power. All kinds of details may be less than 110% right but the brakes and tyres must never let a team down or they do not finish that race.
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  27722. 11/10! Good job mate
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  27723. Have been there - what a fantastic place! Will send some pics on Discord
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  27724. Estupendo! Daniela...tu padre puede cocinar en nuestra casa en cualquier momento! 😉
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  27725.  @midnightkitchen8379  I just followed the link to your cooking channel, which I didn't know about before. After the baby is born I hope you will be posting more cooking clips, especially Mexican and Indian vegan dishes (my partner and I are vegetarian). You guys are very talented and make wonderful videos. Best wishes.
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  27726. Fairdinkum mate, your family comes first, as for coming to Oz that's the icing on the cake, when the time and logistics are right it'll happen, we'll still be here. As for flights I feel you're pain, I live in Darwin, and the flights going any where can be nothing short of a pain in the bum. Again congrats on the bubs, and tell the missus we wish her better days ahead. Thank you for being what I would say is true blue American Aussie.
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  27727. My partner and i use bunnings for packaging boxes for our postal for our hobby business its cheaper than australian post packaging
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  27728. i think your missing a couple of zero's on the part 1 for mail time hahahaha jk
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  27729. My father was a truck driver, but unlike most truckies he worked for himself, he owned a semi and a Austin truck and did all the up-keep on them himself. As a kid I didn't like it at all but I can appreciate it now.
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  27730. There were two quali! One friday and one saturday! The two times were added together to get the final result! The final result: Kimi: 2.30.325 Fernando: 2.30.406 + 0.083 Webber 2.31.656 + 1.333 Race result: Kimi Nick Heidfeld Mark Webber (Alonso had tyre problems! In 2005, tyre change was banned!) Interesting video for you: 2005 Monza V10, full throttle from the grandstand like a NASCAR race: https://youtu.be/czZtuoziZec?t=7
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  27731. Even in todays standards they were a at years ahead of their time, love em, there’s a bloke in WA who has a genuine limousine version of one, they’re worth a mint now
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  27732. Vegemite is not like British Marmite. British Marmite is like Vegemite.
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  27733. Marmite was around first but Vegemite is the superior product
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  27734. Never try to overtake on the outside of another car always line up an inside pass as its less territory to cover . Also try to use the cars infront as a gauge on where to brake and accelerate .
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  27735. ""JET SPRINTS"".... 0 to holy cr@p....... in 3 seconds flat...... awesome sport - good spectator viewing..... and IAN,.... THIS IS NOT SPED UP AT ALL....!!!!
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  27736. When you said you wish you knew more about F1, you should react to some Stuff about F1🤙🤙🤙
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  27737. He said it was up at Nambucca Heads which is on the north coast of NSW
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  27738. That "bakery" near you, anywhere else would be a patisserie a maker of sweet treats
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  27739. 150k coming. Let's go
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  27740. But the letter "Ř" is pretty hard, I didn't know how to pronounce it till I was like 8🤭 you did really well💕
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  27741. Oh by the way...its pronounced Arnutts not Ar notts.
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  27742. The double coat tim tams hold together a little better for slamming. Also, you don't even need to drink any of the actual coffee through the tim tam. You just want to syphon the coffee all the way through the biscuit and then immediately pop it in your mouth.
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  27743. It’s been long time sense i bought vehicle but damn the prices for these vehicles now so laughable. Brand new trucks going for 75k+ my house with 5 acres pond all fenced in cost 30k. So your telling me something that won’t out last my home is worth more than double my home. This y car industry always getting bailouts.
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  27744. Should try Norwegian beer if you can get some. 7Fjell, Lysefjorden, Haandbryggeriet, Sleeping Village, Svalbard Bryggeri, Geiranger Bryggeri, Fjordfolk, Eik & Tid, Ægir, Færder, Hansa, Ringnes, Aass. These might be difficult to get since Norway is a small country. Norway don´t have big breweries like in Germany, UK, Belgium and Italy. Becks and Paulaner you can get in most supermarkets and normal stores all over Europe.
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  27745. … and while being in the munich area, one should take a trip to Pfaffenhausen in the Unterallgäu, to visit RUF Automobile (and our gorgeous landscape)!
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  27746.  @IWrocker  sorry I commented as soon as I saw the little boy in your eyes light up wanting to throw them around LoL
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  27747. G'day mate Australia we didn't need war So why u need all that Cheers Asha
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  27748. Loved to see your family man. Kudos!!!
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  27749. its an amazing car. the technical presentation is very interesting too
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  27750. I live in East Anglia UK around 57 mins by train from central London. The normal temp in this area in July is 20C/68F today its 35/95F so 15 degrees higher than normal. You should also remember that the UK is further than Most of USA and some parts of Canada
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  27751. People are always doing burnouts in Australia you hear people doing burnouts all day and all night
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  27752. Can you just imagine doing this in an American cop car? Even with "A cop motor of four hundred and forty cubic inch plant, cop tyres, cop suspension, cop shocks."? I don't think so. 😆
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  27753. Hey ian you should book a holiday to australia in the summer (dec jan feb) and do a vlog. I enjoy your vids, I'm an aussie and would be happy to show u around mate.
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  27754. The first one is the trailer for the second video. And maybe one to cut in two reation videos! 👌🏼✌🏼 The World Without The Netherlands | History Erased (Season 2 Episode 4) https://youtu.be/7KXf0c85JpQ What If Netherlands Never Existed? - History Documentary https://youtu.be/_0wuSty7c5U
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  27755. Way back when I had a XB Ford (not a GT but a GS ) a 302 with a 30/70 cam & a Hollie 4 barrel double pumper on top (not standard) Another fun fact (you might know or not) the Valiant Charger had a big ass boot / trunk. It can take a 44gal drum with the lid closed 😊
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  27756. Pedro the King of Openers with his Aussie RM Williams belt buckle!
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  27757. Oooh, that Pau race. SC driver screwed up by being basically stationary in the middle of the road after a corner. Not to mention he violated the pit exit limit.
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  27758. Bingo mate, you picked a winner those cars you guessed were Ford cortina’s and likely lotus powered ones
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  27759. New Zealand here! They are rare, but for new USA vehicles I see right hand drive Camaros, Mustangs, and RAM trucks. I'm not including Ford because they have tons of models here, even the Raptor. And Of course old clunker 50/60/70's classics, imported cheap, then done up mint, but still with left hand drive....Chur. 👊
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  27760. 2:00 minute mark looks like places I’ve visited in Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka etc!! Australia truly has it all, so glad I live here 👍🏾
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  27761. The motorcycle chariots thing was the NSW police motorcycle squad from the mid 1930's
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  27762. You've gotten a lot of catalogues and stuff from Australia, you probably have seen a bunch of vodaphone ads on those, and also I think they sponcer the AFL but I might be wrong on that one, it's not super big here in Sydney
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  27763. I so feel for you; looking at your own country and finding it... lacking. I could do the same with mine in Aus. Sometimes it sucks to have a working brain.
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  27764. WOW that was spectacular fast.
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  27765. We do have Breakfast McMuffins with bacon or sausage and egg. That’s the English breakfast style muffin, not the cafe cake style muffin. They’re not bad. I’ve never had a McGriddle but I imagine they’re very similar.
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  27766. Oh yes that is cool
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  27767. I really like the Isuzu 4wd truck. Seriously capable and slot more accessible price wise I'd imagine
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  27768. Ty the Tasmanian Tiger has been remastered for PC. Got it as a freebee.
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  27769. Tatar and Matra are both very cool. Looks like an amazing museum, I wish I could go!
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  27770. Congratulations 😃👍👍
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  27771. This was awesome, I loved every minute of it!! :D
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  27772. A slot car version of this was one of my fastest slot cars, winning many races at the local track in the times when these were high fashion for young guys. Also saw a couple real ones racing at Sandown Park circuit down the road from home. By then though it was poor performer compared to other F1 cars.
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  27773. Do a video on the Barra
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  27774. That's what allies do 🇭🇲👍
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  27775. Mate please watch another vid. There are far better burnouts on Flinty460 than this one (edit). Mate seriously you have to get down here for Summernats. TIME OF YOUR LIFE
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  27776. It’s definitely a Yank who’s narrating. And therefore getting most place names wrong. And some of her facts are wrong as well such as The aborigines have been here in excess of 60,000 years and it’s getting revised upwards the more they find out. In regards to the AFL stadiums, very few were purposely built for that sport, but are cricket grounds. Cricket is in the summer and AFL is of course in the winter. This video is very old, the monorail has been removed and replaced with (our original) tram system (that’s slowly growing).
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  27777. The “Rob Roy” hill climb is something you might like. It’s in Victoria, Aus.
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  27778. Sam is a retired sporting guy. He now does ads for lamb and pork "get some pork on your fork". Definitely check out some other Aussie ads, we have some pretty out there ones
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  27779. Yeah this sort of thing happens all the time around my hometown. Usually at about chucking out time on payday 😎
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  27780. Love what you do Ian.... just a tip.... the 1st A in Barra is pronounced like saying.... the word at.... you pronounce it like Burra... 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 keep it up mate hopefully you get down here one day...
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  27781. I only watched this video the other day, its like you have access to my browser history Ian :) I got to see one up close the over weekend at our local annual car show, March 26th, it was a lovely teal blue coloured body with white roof.
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  27782. Anyone else note the prices?! So cheap compared to Aussie prices...
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  27783. Race room has Bathurst track and you can run sone legendary historic cars ... One my fav is the zakspeed capri. .. the porsche fab car. . the bmw turbo .. the corvette. . Nothing beats race room on sound quality
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  27784. It would be cool if you would check out Kalle Rovanperä - Rally Monza test | Helmet cam | Toyota Yaris WRC 🙂
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  27785. Feedback from Down Under: Australia loves your father-in-law! ❤️👍👍👏 🤣😉
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  27786. For a holiday you should go to Canada and do a video
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  27787. Ian, for your birthday I sent a package and one item inside is a pack of Lamingtons. I'm starting to think the post office has screwed up and delivered it to another post box instead of yours.
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  27788. There is some great architecture in Chicago. If you have time go to 5757 South Woodlawn Avenue, this is the Robie House by Frank Lloyd Wright and is a prime example of the Prairie Style. Then there is the Chicago Tribune Tower, which is famous for its gothic top, which references European medieval town halls. Finally try 860–880 Lake Shore Drive Apartments, these were designed by Mies van der Rohe and set the style for much of post war America. There is a lot more cool architecture in Chicago but this gives you a start. I’ve only seen these building in books when I was an architecture student, along time ago in England.
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  27789. All in a day for a smaller excavator operator. This setup is probably less area demanding than setting up a ramp and cheaper in many ways compared to using other means to get the machine onto a transporter of any type.
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  27790. Just a note with AMS 2 the setup can gain you a lot of time. If you need a setup go to time trial and load the fastest ghost which has a spanner next to it and you can save the setup used to set that lap. note people close brake ducts and radiators so open them up again for a race otherwise you will overheat
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  27791. Greetings bro 😎
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  27792. Hey Ian, I live in Melbourne, Victoria, and I love checking into your videos.
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  27793. Here in Australia, I have a garbage disposal system. Though, as dogs, they're nicer than in sink units. Your voting system is one that confuses me. Very different to Australia, though your government is also very different to our system as well.
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  27794. In Georgia USA they have poison ivy, poison oak,poison sumac and thunderwood which if you are allergic to them like me is bad enough but I can't imagine the ones Down Under! 🙀
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  27795. It's beyond me how smart some people can be! How can you even calculate everything that is needed around, except for the bridge itself. How to calculate strength, wear, maintenance, etc. I am so impressed with these engineers. BUT! Also impressed by the politicians who dared to take the decision. Incomparable.
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  27796. Glad ya enjoyed it mate. Now you need to perfect the experience.
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  27797. Historical trivia of thongs (the kind on your feet and the swimwear kind). Thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptian footwear called thongs (as they themselves called them) were made from thongs (a.k.a. strips) of leather. They became popular throughout the world, including Asia and eventually Japan in particular (where they called them sandals). During WW1 (and years before America finally entered the war), Australian soldiers brought back thongs from Egypt. They were hugely popular in Australia, especially in early surf culture. G-strings (also originally made from leather strips) were already popular with strippers (worldwide) for a long time. 25 years after the Australians introduced the footwear known as thongs, and well over 2 years before America finally entered WW2, the 1939 World's Fair in New York introduced a new garment to Americans they called the thong, once again made from strips of leather (although considerably wider than a g-string). Another 35 years past before the modern (cloth) version of the garment/bikini thongs were introduced in California in 1974. At the end of WW2, Americans brought back the Japanese sandals, and again, they were hugely popular in surf culture. Australians still called them thongs and New Zealanders called them jandals (Japanese sandals), whilst Americans called them flip flops, (because of the sound they made when walking in them) as by then, the name "thongs" had already been taken. So that's why, in Australia, "thongs" mean 2 very different things.
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  27798. U used a lot of gas on this demonstration
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  27799. First person to have a camera in the car in the world not that car i think i do rember watching it bathurst so good
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  27800. I'm not such a car buff like you - I'm more into ice hockey, but to see your reaction vids is always fun - especially if it is about Germany - my home country. HUGZ & KISSES from Germany - stay the way you are. 👍
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  27801. I dig that truck.
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  27802. The cars I owned when I lived in NZ: A Mazda Familia 323, a Nissan Pulsar and a Toyota Altezza. I don't think I've seen any of them since living in Australia
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  27803. Your father in law looks like he would have some great stories to share
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  27804. those letter boxes were very common in the 1960s my family had one
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  27805. Thankyou Ian for your concern...this promises to be a bit messy.
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  27806. Mcflurrys here costs $4.00 AUD so about 2.50 USD. The reason for the container is environmental. Maccas got rid of unecessary plastic lids on some things (more to come) and plastic straws and utensils were also got r rid of ages ago. Here's a good one top 5 Sydney fast food cheap eats - by an American Mark Wiens. (Includes the classic HSP) https://youtu.be/JCfI9Xlj7Io?si=P6MxYhiZbVLWK9Wr
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  27807. In QLD rego is around $500 (depending on car). It includes your third party insurance in that price, which is compulsory in every state of Australia. Those tie downs on the top of the tray are for if you want a cover for it. I'd recommend a cover, they look a lot better with one
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  27808. Great stuff Ian! It is generally an acquired taste but so are a lot of things. I still love it like that, but with a slice of grilled/melted cheese on top. As you get more used to the taste, my experience was that I started spreading it a bit more generously (but still not as thick as peanut butter!).
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  27809. First! Hi Ian <3
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  27810. "I think I have the most Tim Tams in the US" I think you have the most Tim Tams in the world! Love ya videos mate!
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  27811. If you get to watch a game , watch out for the supporters some supporters are worse than the players. In all AFL down under is a fantastic game .
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  27812. Hey bro love your channel. I'm from Australia and you need to check out Luxifer from down here if you haven't already. Keep up the good work 👍
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  27813. You were talking about New Zealand that would be the shot over jet boats in Queenstown 😁
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  27814. Back in the sixties and seventies, long before the modern gyro stabilized video cameras, they used to fit the big old TV cameras to the roof of these cars and use them to film horse and bike races etc. the soft flexible suspension absorbed the rough grass and road surfaces to allow stable filming of these live events.
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  27815. Ashtrays are also becoming less common here in Europe. Honestly I see this as a bad thing, there are still a fair number of drivers that do smoke and by removing the ashtray from cars you are simply promoting them rolling down the window and flicking their ashes and cigarette butts out of the window and increasing the risk of fires being caused by this. Not to mention that the ashtray is useful for storage as well. I don't smoke and my car, Citroen C2 VTR 1.6, doesn't have an ashtray but I wish it did as it would be a great place to toss small change to be used for parking. It also doesn't have a cigarette lighter, instead there is a 12v power socket where the cigarette lighter would have been.
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  27816. Something you need to understand is us Australians are crazy lol that's why you received so much stuff from us
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  27817. Check the Japanese vending machines. It's a whole new world 🤣
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  27818.  @dougcox3990  Mexico is in the America's... so guess its still American 🤷‍♂️🤣
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  27819. For me its brats or Italian sausage on the grill (needs grill marks), onions and sweet peppers sizzling in a large pan in olive oil and Greek seasoning on the side burner. Once everything is cooked through the brats go from the grill into the pan with the onions and peppers to get everything happy. Then goes in the beer to deglaze the pan and create some delicious sauce. Serve on an Amoroso type roll. No need for ketchup, mustard or bbq. Maybe add a dash of hot sauce if you like it spicy.
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  27820. That’s YouTube because he’s getting more subscribers.
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  27821. I live here and I agree lol
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  27822. The suggested serving sizes say something. I'm not sure what, but it's interesting. Munging on some Timmies while the kids writhe in tortured agony. Pure "dad science". Most of the time when an adress is listed on a product it's for the corporate office. Sometimes it's the actual production facility, but that's usually for smaller companies.
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  27823. One of them posters I would love to have and that was Daniel Riccardo's one and the other one with checo in it I would say that he didn't have much downforce on his car for it to be in the air🤣🤣
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  27824. keep in mind,the windmill has 3 of these blades 😅
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  27825. The sun shine state is on most of the license plates for Queensland bc I have that on mine
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  27826. I needed a good laugh he never disappoints ❤️
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  27827. Ian, I’ve been to Canberra with my family and aside from visiting a few places like the Mint and the foreign embassies, the place is a nightmare to drive around. Dad wanted to take us to the movies - he and I were movie buffs - but although we could see the cinema as we drove past, we couldn’t find how to get there. After an hour of driving literally round and round and round, he gave up! My Dad, the man who used logic and reasoning to do everything and studied the roadmap before we went anywhere, surrendered to the impractical design of Canberra’s roads and we went back to our campsite then left for good the next morning. Google a street map of Canberra. If you don’t live there, you go nuts trying to find your way!
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  27828. Fun fact, the DS23 had a rally version, the one in the video did not have the massive wheels the rally version did. Also, there's a little lever next to the handbrake, you can switch ride height because it's hydraulic suspension. Three options: low rider, normal and "pretending to be an offroader". They did decently well in their day from what I can remember.
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  27829. I'm shocked that the dealer and, frankly FCA is not being more proactive about this problem. With modern systems in place they should be able to plug your truck into the computer and tell you what the problem is...as they did when my transmission was giving me trouble. The fact that you're an FCA employee and also have this YouTube channel should also motivate them to snap to and get your problem fixed...from a PR standpoint. It won't look too good if a 2015 copy of the most formidable off road truck on the market can't be fixed under warranty after 2 weeks in the shop.
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  27830. A very proud moment for you and your family cherish it.
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  27831. Since you have so many Tom Tam's, you should look up The One Pot Chef's video on making Tim Tam Balls. They look delicious.
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  27832. Lachie is short for Lachlan. It's pronounced Locky and Locklen.
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  27833. Fairy bread is white bread with butter and topped with hundred and thousands (sprinklings)
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  27834. Best way to enjoy a TimTam, bite a small amount off diagonal corners. Then, suck coffee up, like a straw, through it, followed immediately by the whole biscuit before it disintegrates in your fingers. Heaven.....
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  27835. Best sounding cars ever 👌👌👌 Makes the hair stand up on my neck 🤘
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  27836. That’s cool it ended up in TN, maybe now someone will buy it and run them awesome trails out there and post it👍🏻👍🏻
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  27837. Most States have some red dirt. WA has lots. I have lived in every State and Territories except the NT. We are going this Winter. You said Mount Isa wrong twice, the one in the middle was right. Don’t pronounce the g in Ingham, just softly like going. I knew some of the roads you were on and I got Australia. You did well in Aus. I just gave up on your Country and I have been there six times. Texas fits three and a half times into WA.
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  27838. Pure Italian Job !!!!
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  27839. I kinda want to know what "Extreme Forklifting 2" is all about lol. It's in his Steam account ^^
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  27840. And dirt rally 2
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  27841. YOU MUST SEE THIS CAR AT EUROPEAN HILLCLIMB IN PORTUGAL, THE FALPERRA HILLCLIMB!!! IT'S MY ADVICE TO YOU THAT LOVE CARS AND IT'S SOUNDS!! A big hug from a fan of your channel here in Porto/Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
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  27842. well, you need to do the brit tanks now, it's the law... the buzzing noise before the tank starts is an electric oil priming pump, stops the motor starting dry...
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  27843. When you eventually get over here. I'm sure we could throw you in a bdouble then roadtrain. To go from Sydney to adelaide to perth over 3 or 4 days
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  27844. Peugeot 306 for me one of the beautiful cars.... besides de BMW E30 series.. a friend of mine had the 306 with side skirts... lowered the car... view from front was awesome 😍
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  27845. I think he installed those Lambo doors the wrong way around. They are meant to go up, not down.
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  27846. In the old days Friday nights were drag night's. Ppl would gather on a main, straight hwy , long straight Rd etc anywhere regularly and race their hotted up normal cars doing burnouts. Police raids were a common practice as it endangered the public and was a nuisance. Some car's plowing into crowds sitting in the gutters along the Rd and yes deaths. Hundreds of ppl would gather. In western Sydney they also had a place named brickies a place also used. It was closed too due to it's danger. These were illegal, impromptu events and the anything goes attitude and lack of responsibility by these drivers endangered the other drivers lives. After year's of deaths, police arresting and fines the novelty wore off. Now it's the drunk, drug or ego drivers that cause the problem in random acts. Let's face it there's d'ckheads everywhere these days ! .. however Aussies have branded ours "BOGAN" and everyone knows who you mean 🤦‍♀️😂 Yes you'll find most dashcam owner's use colourful language. From teens to grandma's 😂 we tend to say it as it is when seen with no air's or graces. We blurt it out what other's are really thinking. We are honest and at least you know what we think or where you stand 😉😁
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  27847. If you want to learn more about more extreme endurance races you should look up "red bull hare scramble"
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  27848. Australia has spent a lot more on The military due to the treat of china. The past few years we have alot more power
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  27849. Congratulations to you both, nice jeep. I am now the proud owner of a loaded 2017 power wagon thanks to the helpful information on your channel keep up the great work. I have a lot of upgrades coming...
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  27850. One of the best youtube channels😍
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  27851. We say Celica as in seeleeka
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  27852. Someone needs to send you some Aussie bush foods.
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  27853. A very Suttle commercial but extremely powerful on the message being sent.
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  27854.  @IWrocker  😂😂😂😂😂 It doesn't matter...we forgive you LOL!
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  27855. i love how you thought durries were lollies
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  27856. Merry Xmas Ian, Daniella, Emma, Andrew, Pedro & family. Have a bonza Xmas day. 🎅🎄🦘🐨🇦🇺
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  27857. Now this was so artistic!
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  27858. Imagine this: you could time travel and bring someone from 2000 b.c. from Khemet (Egypt) to our modern World and show them just the starting of a V8 engine and then drive them around a bit... I wonder what they must feel and think???
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  27859. see the video description for his PO Box
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  27860. Father in law has wicked style man,and I liked he's 2015 truck the best
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  27861. Hasn't that bloke seen fast and furious? Cars don't fly, but they do lol
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  27862. My son lives in Western Australia he calls it 1983. All bogans live there. When you visit WA you feel isolated from anywhere. Adelaide Australia 🇦🇺 ♥️
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  27863. Even though the engine does rev quite high (12000rpm or thereabouts) the pitch of an engine revving is not only to do with the engine speed. My motorcycle revs high, but being only a 2-cylinder engine it does not sound any where near as high pitched. A V16 running at 8,000 rpm should sound about an octave higher in pitch than a V8 because there are twice as many detonations per revolution (4 in a V8 and 8 in a V16) leading to a scream at double the frequency under acceleration when the majority of the sound you hear is from the exhaust.
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  27864. Hey bro love the vids!!! react to Norwegian emergency vehicles they are really cool :D heres a link to the best video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPEBUj2E0yU&t=435s
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  27865. @IWrocker, Some interesting trivia for you: Not all bin lids for each type of waste are the same colour in each state or city. Where I live in Melbourne, our bin lids are the same green as the bins for garbage, yellow lids for recycling, and light green for green waste (garden waste), while in Geelong garbage lids are the same as ours, but recycling is dark red, garden waste is light green (I think, i may be mixed up with colours) I just know they have a dark red bin lid. Other cities are different again. It makes them very confusing if one moves towns. Where I live garbage removal is Monday morning. It used to be picked up very, very early (about 5:30 am), but one person who moved to the street complained because it woke him up. I've lived here since the late 1980's and NO-OONE had ever needed to complain before. He complains about EVERYTHING. He is a Drama Queen.....I mean Karen. 😂
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  27866. Oh my Gosh Emma towards the end when she's imitating you guys and agreeing with her little hand gestures lol Adorable!!!! Congratulations guys can't wait to meet the new baby girl.
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  27867. back in the late 50's and early 60's in Wisconsin we had what were called hobby stocke'rs.. They were basically old cars from the 40s and early 50s with a roll cage welded in. First rollover of the night got a 6 pack of Pabst beer. Max prize as I recall was only 25 bucks, and if your car was so good it won easily and someone offered you 50 bucks for it, you had to take it. It kept the competition honest and open for us amateurs. I drove it illegally as a 16 year old unlicensed kid one season, did not win shit, but had a ball doing it.
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  27868. The first track was the old top gear track. And the chick is Jodie Kidd ex supermodel and absolute gear head 😊 and yeah she I’ve 6 feet tall lol
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  27869. All 3 are different models, all available in Australia. The ute is based on the red thing in the background of the 2024 release promo (40 series?). The Cruiser that you know is based of the 55 series, I think. And the new US model is based of the Prado, which is based off the Hilux.
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  27870. The driver of the #18 Holden Torana John Bowe does actually post complete race onboard's onto here from that Torana, well worth checking out.
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  27871. Vegemite on toast for breakfast. Beer for smoko and snag sanga with beer to wash it down for lunch then beer for arfo refreshments. cold VB
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  27872. A Tasmanian is watching you… Hi.
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  27873. It’s a big AD!
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  27874. The Pajero is a Montero in the USA. For a good laugh, ask your wife what "Pajero" means in her native language. :)
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  27875. I would love to see you guys try 'Compal' for the first time, it's a brand of different fruit juices from Portugal. One of my favourites is pear. It's REALLY good.
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  27876. You will know any of them are imitation because they wont have any actual strawberries. Its just artificial flavouring. Thats the same with anything you have. Same with chips sometimes when they say on the packets when it says with REAL cheese or any food that markets their rubbish with REAL ingredients, yet you look on the back and there are no actual real ingredients but artificial flavouring. They know most ppl dont look or care about the actual ingredients and dont read the back. They just buy what it says on the front in big letters.
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  27877. I find bottled beer tastes a lot better than cans.
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  27878. 🍻🍻🍻🤙🏻them cooper tires seem to grip well on that!
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  27879. I got 3 wrong
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  27880. ive seen scania's driving around in my area from time to time, which is normal since im from belgium... but considering what they can do with the cabin, imagine what they could do with the trailer XD
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  27881. If you want more F1 drivers in different settings, look up Riccardo Patrese driving with his wife in the car. It's really funny.
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  27882. This bridge was in the TV documentary series "Engineering Connections", starring Richard Hammond (Top Gear), in 2009. If you look closely, you can see that each pylon is actually split in two, most of the way down. I just can't remember why.
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  27883. tim tam slams were the demise of my waistline
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  27884. have you tried Milo on toast? toast needs to be hot, butter melted, and a spoon of Milo on top ( Size of spoon is your choice). Milo melts into the butter. Definitely an acquired taste, I acquired it about 45 years ago
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  27885. I did buy an steering wheel + pedals + gearbox a few years back for Euro Truck simulator. I liked it that way so much that i finally went for my real drivers licence, never went for it since everything is easy to reach with walking and biking for me. And the public transport is also good, but driving yourself is also just fun i think. Not really the same but i do really like Sim driving in general now. And real driving As an Dutch, going for the drivers licence can get very pricy quickly tho, the exam got an very long waiting time, and is kinda strict. other drivers can also mess you up enough to fail, and then you need to wait for months for an retry which is really demotivating. And you need to pass the theoretical one first which expires after some time
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  27886. Absolute beast mode. Thinking Le Mans with no restrictor. Together with Panoz V8 and the 12 cylinder Jaguar. Before the diesels and hybrids. Check out former "The Stig" Ben Collins Youtube channel with a new Praga Bohema on old the Top Gear track. 🖐HAND = Have A Nice Day
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  27887. Shunshine state is Queensland
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  27888. G'day mate, another good one to watch from your collection, keep them coming, cheers.
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  27889. Hell yea baby. Nailed it mate!!!! Just cus you held your end up. I'ma send you SO many ducking packs of Tim tams. Your videos are awesome 😎. Loved the kids eating stuff. But your reaction to our normal coffee and buiscuits is hilarious. Will send you more mate!!
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  27890. Their slogan in Germany was "er läuft und läuft und läuft..." (it runs and runs and runs), so they obviously they thoght it was reliable, too (I've only ever been a passenger in one, so I can't tell if they were - but since they were kinda simple you could probably repair them with just a spanner and a hammer). Thinking about it: after Dieselgate they could probably bring back the style as an EV. (edit: should have watched another few seconds before commenting this ^^)
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  27891. YEP - We race anything in OZ....... :)
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  27892. Here in Dubai its 99% of the time its a cab over. long nose trucks are used for recreational uses ( Caravan camping conversions, Towing big RVs, Government uses and medical uses). And they are very rare, in all of my 27 years here I've seen 3 on the road even though there is a freightliner service center and showroom here.
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  27893. Tiny bites in the corners and a big suck in the coffee. That turns the Tim Tam into a soft chocolate bomb delight
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  27894. As someone who is geographically illiterate I find this hilarious. You have to remember (and I'm being generous here) they have just popped up next to Jay Lenno. I'm sorry, but even if I knew the answers they would have fallen out of my brain at that moment.
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  27895. thinking back to geography in school (in germany 10+y ago), I'd say ~5% of my fellow students just had little to no interest for it and were just learning for tests (though I assume they wouldn't fail that miserably) - add to that the "30" people interviewed that aced the questions and didn't appear in the video. doesn't change the fact that videos like this are really entertaining as long as one doesn't make generalizations based on it.
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  27896. hope you'll do the 100% force feedback one day 😂
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  27897. Regarding your "lverado" badge... they are painted on the back (or in some cases they have a reflective foil) and when they are removed because some paintwork needs done some of the badge stays stuck to the two way tape. This is also noticeable on all the 2006+ Ram HD's where they either have "2500" or "3500" or "HEAVY DUTY"... P.S. my '89 C/K has that same hood latch issue 😂
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  27898. Always think this race should be run the other way 😜😜 top to bottom so if you roll the car it would keep on going to the bottom and finish🔥🔥🔥🔥cheer, mate.
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  27899. Denmark and many other countries have switched to underground waste containers that can be picked up by a crane and dumped in the garbage truck. I don't know if they're one manned, but they could be. Unlike the attempted automation of picking up old school plastic bins, these containers are designed to be picked up by crane. They're very effective, requiring fewer pickups, and a lot nicer to look at.
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  27900. Curious... How do you pronounce Mango and Pecan? Love your channel. Have learnt more about Oz from you than I have living here my whole life!
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  27901. Comes for a holiday leaves with a year supply of snacks and hits up the duty free :)
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  27902. Wonder what Rams plans are for the Heavy Duty next gen? According to Allpar they should be coming around 2019. Got a 05 1500 Bighorn with the cancer bad only got 80k on it. If you sit in a lawn chair on a very still night with a case a beer beside ya you can literally hear it disintegrating. Fucker has ran like a top for all those miles though besides the EGR valves. The light is just getting ignored now. Still somehow on the first set of brakes. All in all it has been a amazing trouble free truck. Once she hits 100k though I'm looking at getting a PowerWagon. Hopefully she wont be dropped from the lineup my life would be ruined.
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  27903. Happy birthday Ian 🍻
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  27904. as kid, i was hearing this sound for many years. thats why i love the f1
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  27905. The view of the rear of that Charger is fabulous, but it still seems strange to me that the Charger is driven by the "good guys" these days. Calling the police cars Coronets would've felt right lol. I'd love a modern Charger or Challenger, or a Camaro. We have RHD Mustangs over here now and they fit in really well despite looking wonderfully American. Ian, you might enjoy the footage of a police Rover SD1 V8 transporting a human heart across central London in the 1980s (after it was handed over by a police Ford Granada on the M25). Also the YouTube video "40RA the car that ouran the police", which is only short but quite informative and entertaining.
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  27906. You deserve that. You make really great stuff to watch.
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  27907. Your wife said the name very good, merry Christmas
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  27908. Greetings From Finland! Tap water is much better than bottled water. And it is ice cold if you let it run for a while.
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  27909. Fun fact: Yous would’ve had our vehicles in the states but GM pulled the plug on the deal due to export/import fees and they couldn’t figure out how to turn the HSV into a Pontiac..So you could’ve been driving some mean machines if they hadn’t pulled the plug on the deal
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  27910. Check out quades life new Australian chargers video Ian
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  27911. Confirm 👍
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  27912. Far out mate good pronunciation of Melbourne! Said like an Aussie with an American accent. Like a good C*nt does. Yeah, you defs pass the bill mate, we'll adopt ya as an Aussie no worries 🤙🍺🍻🇺🇸🇦🇺
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  27913. Dude, you should watch some First Peoples content and information. It's awesome that you're learning about Australian culture and there is none without Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples 40000-60000+ year old cultures
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  27914. @1:27 is a scania
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  27915. What a nice thing to do. You rock
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  27916. They used to have a malted milo too but haven’t seen it in ages .it was delicious.
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  27917. Too much butter , we never cut the crusts off , they were always at kids birthdays along with chocolate crackles and honey joys , the good old days
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  27918. Love the channel mate, not just the Australia stuff, but your car related stuff are awesome too! Sorry bout Bondi Rescue being a bunch of weenies and not letting you post the video..
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  27919. Birds are modern day dinosaurs. Alligators/crocodiles just have been around a long time. Hence why it probably looks similar.
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  27920. Congrats to you both, you guys seem like a great couple! The Jeep looks great, love the look, I wanna see it mudding!(-:
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  27921. Another few videos you should watch is a few funny moments from THE BIG LEZ SHOW and MIKE NOLAN
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  27922. Oh, and golden raisins are called 'sultanas' in Oz.
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  27923. Im from Australia but love German beers. Drops from HB and Paulaner are awesome but the best beer in the wold imo is FRANZISKANER HEFE-WEISSBIER❤❤🥰😍
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  27924. I’ve loved following the development of this car. I’ve been looking forward so much to seeing it actually roll under its own power. It’s great but after seeing it around all those other machines, it looked kinda ugly and boxy. Gordon Murray, “we use fans to create downforce, it’s revolutionary….” Mr McMurty, “hold my beer….” 🤣
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  27925. US Government are pretty suss lol. US people are awesome though
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  27926. Pah! That's nothing! I've got a PB of 3 minutes 27 seconds around the Nürburgring Nordschleife. In a Dodge SRT Tomahawk X four years ago. Granted, it was on Gran Turismo Sport, and took me about 50 laps to achieve 😅 Damn, I miss doing laps of the Green Hell. I ought to download GT Sport again. Be nice to run some GT3 around Monza too.
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  27927. They mentioned on of the GT HO's hit 286 kph on lap 1 before the chase. That's 178 miles per hour. The cars may be old but these guys aren't doing some Sunday cruise for Devonshire Tea.
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  27928. There is an Australian Breakfast & coffee shop in New York across the road from a Starbucks and they are doing really really good, Starbucks is pissed off. If you have Australian coffee you will never drink Starbucks again. That plant sounds like the stone fish the pain is so bad if I gave you a gun you would shoot yourself. 🤣 👍🤓👍
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  27929. In Luxembourg, you sometimes have sound for seing impaired crossing the street but it is not always the case (rather not the case), but you do have bumps and other things that marks the spot. The law is clear about the fact that pedestrians have the priority over cars on the street... you can cross the street wherever you want (even on a highway I think, but don't do that hehe) and if there is an accident the car driver will always be at fault (he has to be aware of pedestrians crossing the streets randomly at ever given time or place on the road). I am Danish so I go the country a lot and there you have a lot more sounds etc for seing impaired people even in small towns etc. But thumbs up for Australia doing this.
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  27930. Go and watch an old anime series about downhill drift racing. It's called "Initial D". They actually had a real downhill drifter as an animation consultant. Also all the locations are real places in Japan.
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  27931. No matter what they say. You did good.
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  27932. It's an aussieolic ice cream. 😜
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  27933. Ian , Braidwood East of Canberra. Mecca's was a global hack . I chat with mate , was a quick fix , apparently.
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  27934. I love trucks like that, my dad had a white regular cab with the z71 and red interior
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  27935. Tims Tams are good but not that amazing my house might get some if they are on sale but if not not an issue. Honestly the whole slam thing is a novelty but a waste of time and effort.
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  27936. You should look close at the South West WA, commonly known as the wheatbelt. It used to be forest, on google Earth you can clearly see the devastation from logging, for farming and hence why we have salt lakes all over the place.
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  27937. You can actually get toilets with built in bidets in the US.
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  27938. Don't worry Ian...more should be on your doorstep at any moment. 👌
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  27939. The A9X would have been faster if they swapped out the 4 speed H pattern gear box with a sequential 6 speed one, not the point though just an after thought.
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  27940. Ian, we were in WW1 because we fought at Gallipoli under the title ANZAC - Australia and New Zealand Army Corp. I’m sure you knew that.
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  27941. This was big when I went in about 2012 which I thought was huge, but 2019 blew it away. You would not have time to walk the whole distance of the city foreshore in one night, not counting those remote sites like the zoo and Chatswood and the South side of the city. It was cancelled by Covid in 20 and 21 but I think this year is going to be huge.
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  27942. Wow thank you for this video I was so surprised I had the same opinion about American. I'm from South Africa.
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  27943. Believe it or not the Corrola has a bit longer wheelbase than the new Supra (I think they said it's 5 inches). I'm a fan of the Toyotas, so I know the specs, the Corrola has 4-cylinder Turbo making around 1000hp to the wheels but I know for sure that they are not always running the full power as some tracks do not need it. As for the Supra, it's running the 6-cylinder Turbo (ofcrouse) b58 engine (BMW engine), and this season they are pushing over 1200hp from what the Team owner said. As for the series, the limitations come in with weight and tire width, so it comes down mostly to driver skill instead of power, but you can see power showing up as a problem on some tracks with long banks. But for more technical tracks like the Orlando, it's mostly down to driver skill which is so much more fun. Love the content my dude, hope to see some more fun reacting to racing :)
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  27944. @IWrocker I like your content, your open mindedness and your curiosity of things outside of America. I have learned a lot of things from travelling, and I highly recommend you to travel to both Europe and Australia when you have the opportunity. There is a lot to learn from travelling. Especially travelling alone or with a partner that is equally open minded. Do not just stay in a resort, isolated from the local community. Talk with the locals, but stay safe. Thanks for your content publishing. This is from a Norwegian that has been to 38 countries, ridden a motorcycle all around Europe and around Kilimanjaro, sailed a small yacht solo in the Atlantic and is currently living in the coast of Kenya with an African wife, a Suzuki DR350 motorbike, a modest house and a rottweiler. PM me if you are interested in East Africa.
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  27945. Well I'm From Australia and we do have Glass bottles as well
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  27946. Hi Ian!
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  27947. Oh and one other thing Ian, the owner of Darryl Lee Clark Quinn is the biggest petrol head going around. He pours heaps of coin into the tracks he buys. So eat up knowing the money is going to a worthy and shared passion 😉
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  27948. You mix different types of beers, which is why some taste different from others. You should only test Pilsner or Blond in one day.
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  27949. Congrats Ian,
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  27950. Check out the amazing german Unimog
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  27951. IWrocker! Actually its Jensen Button in the F1 car. (although that may not meet requirements..) hold on did you do a vid on that already? my mind is foggy
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  27952. Ozzie mans destination f**ked are funny
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  27953. 13:55 flat battery and stalled it would be my guess.
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  27954. Nice thanks.👋🏻🫡🇳🇴
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  27955. They had a round of Supercars at the Circuit of the Americas (Austin Texas) in 2013
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  27956. in the uk the skoda vrs is very cheap i have one exactly the same as the one in your video and was 800 pounds but they are great fun cars but a bit slow as only around 180hp standard but easy to tune
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  27957. I have not played in a while, so do not recall if it is a mod or expansion, but you can even transport oversized cargo or very heavy cargo like you see in the vids you have been watching. Delivering a 90 ton train car or a huge piece of wind turbine brings your skills to the next level 😄
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  27958. I’m glad you liked it how can you not like them Ford power
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  27959. We have A1 sauce and Coffee Mate here in Australia. Edit: BTW that guy looks like the stereotypical Aussie bogan. I hope he was intentionally going for that look because he did a great job. Cutlery comes wrapped in a napkin here so don't need the placemat.
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  27960. Before I even watched the video just saw the first second before I stopped it: OMG, a FAVORIT!!!! Now, I watch the video :D I was too young to drive these (born in 1989) , but would love to drive one too :D Today, you can still see some of them on the road, but rarely now. Im watching from SLOVAKIA!!! Was great to see you enjoy this :D My first ever car I drove, was my moms Škoda Felicia, from like 1996 or 98? So it was already old car but had very low milage on it.... so people kept asking her if she would sell it because it was old, not so much rust on it and the engine had like 80 000 km on it, which is nothing for a 20 year old car :D.... 1,4 liter, no power stearing either. Was fun to drive for a while :D
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  27961. Loved the Marlboro colours on the VK big bangers. Both of them crossing the line together in 84 was gold. Some of my favourite Brocky footage is from 91. Look up Peter Brock 1991 Bathurst 1000 Tooheys Top 10 if you wanna see him throwing a full size sedan around 👍
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  27962. I could not believe how low the 917's roofline was when I viewed the Le Mans winning Porsches back in 1998 Melbourne, Australia. I had a photo of myself standing next to it, six foot, I dwarfed it.
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  27963. As I said in the last mail time video, I’m sure you have more Tim tams in your house right now than I’ve had in my entire 30 year life in Australia. This is awesome. I’m inspired to try some Tim tams flavours I have never had before.
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  27964. Great job spreading the goodies!
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  27965. Just need a big ole sledge hammer and back racing . I can remember banger racing at Newton Abbot since the 70s . So glad you finally had a look at this 👍 . It certainly helps having a few screws loose or not being wired up right 🤪🤪🤪
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  27966. This came about because of the team penske n djr (Dick Johnson racing) joining forces in supercars oz. With the combination of those two n Scotty n fabs they became very successful. Bathurst win, championship wins n multiple races wins. Would of been nice to see Scotty go nascar but after Ambrose went there, the path to the main game is too hard n too long. Ambrose raced trucks first n moved his way up to main (took years) because they wouldn't allow him into the main game straight from supercars even though he was a very skilled driver. Nascar don't rate our supercars highly enough. I think even Montoya a former f1 driver had to start in lower tier categories. If Scotty went to nascar he'd spend years paying his dues (so to speak) before getting a tilt at main game. All they do is drive around in a circle most of the time (no disrespect). Indy he could step into main game from the start n indy is what he wanted to do anyway. Dj did race nascar.
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  27967. That Porche cracks the first k rail in half when it hits... That's a lot of force!
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  27968. Following hot on its heels is the 12 hour GT3 race, 3rd – 7th February 2022. Petrol heads rejoice.
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  27969. Good on ya mate! Glad that we can all help out a little bit.
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  27970. So Ian, is that correct that you guys don’t get paid on public holidays like Christmas Day, Thanksgiving, July 4th ????? That is mind boggling. If true then that sucks!
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  27971. Saludos desde España , me gustaria ver tu reacción a un motorista llamado ghost rider , Greetings from Spain, I would like to see your reaction to a biker named ghost rider, , this is his official channel, Ghostrider The Real One
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  27972. Las Crusas looks magnificent. 💜. Shame about the pricks letting missiles off in that beautiful country.
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  27973. Y'all are very humble and appreciative 👍👊 If you have little ones the pawpaw is Amazing for nappy rash, but it is quite thick so you need to slap it on (apply generously 😂) and don't rub it in too much on inflamed areas. Just leave it on thick and put nappy on, no powder, and by morning I think you will be shocked at how clear babies skin is. Of course if you don't have a baby...... now you have a good excuse to start trying 😂👊👍
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  27974. I remember seeing the chimp wanting the ice cream one as a kid, hokey pokey is a kiwi classic ice cream.
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  27975. Yikes! 😲
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  27976. I found out something very interesting yesterday, that Norfolk island celebrates Thanksgiving! It's connected to the American whaling ships that would make frequent stops to the island during the late 1800’s. They brought over pumpkin pie and cornbread and the day is celebrated by attending Church services and enjoying a traditional lunch with family and friends. Who knew right?
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  27977. Never seen pork popcorn either! We learn every day..
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  27978. Great First Time on Show.
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  27979. If only it was available in a 2 door.
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  27980. I owned an Opel Astra F GSI 1.8 16V and an Opel Corsa C GSI 16V 1.8. I ❤ed them, great cars😊
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  27981. That was awesome! And of course Pink won! My favourite colour💟💟💟💟💟💟💟. Those little bikes are adorable.
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  27982. The Mini Cooper S was a lot faster than other small cars. One of the few cars with disc brakes as well. Light weight so even less stress on brakes , wheels and tyres. The Valiant and Studebakers put a lot of stress on their drum brakes, wheels and tyres even though they were the fastest cars down Conrod straight and up Mountain straight they really stressed out the car. That's why the commentator said Bathurst was not a big car track. Too many failures under pressure by big cars previously.
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  27983. Who ever has the power of giving Ian suggestions, get him to react to BOBA GOLF or any AutoTopNL video
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  27984. That's God level Chainsaw magic 🧙🏻‍♂️, Thor is jealous he might want to swop one for Mjolnir.🌩️⚡.Lol.
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  27985. Look into the Australian SAS. best in the world.
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  27986. We Did that at work to a salesman hooked indicator to horn
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  27987. Brother you should just go through all garns vids blokes a crack up!!
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  27988. No no, thank you. Thank you for rekindling my love of WRC.
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  27989. You kinda have to lend a hand out there mate, if you don't you're basically sentencing them to death, so it's been ingrained in us to lend a hand when you see someone that needs one 😉
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  27990. Hillclimbs are one of the most fascinating sports car category, you can see a beautiful variety of cars. If you want to see more I suggest the Trento Bondone hillclimb. It's one of the most important in Italy and there are always beautiful cars. You'll see some beautiful sounding and looking cars.
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  27991. That Torana cut him off. Bit of a goose to do that I thought. That probably bent the windscreen surround when they collided. Looked like he got jammed between the Torrie and the concrete wall. And I'm not sure which was more solid lol.
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  27992. Hi Ian you gotta relise most of us who grew up in OZ in the 60s70and 80s learnt ro drive rear wheeled drive HQs Falcons or yes Commodores
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  27993. 17C is not warm, it's definitely cool to cold for us.😜
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  27994. It is a generalization. The biggest thing that surprised me was, when my sister came home (to Slovakia) from England (where she lives now) and she noticed and surprised her too, that people in Slovakia are slimmer, while in the UK, more and more people are heavier. I havent noticed it much when I was there for a short 5 day stay, but since she has a bigger reference to compare, it was interesting to hear it from her.
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  27995. Arnotts Iced VoVo biscuits are on my top list been around Australia since 1917 .
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  27996. Aussie Rules has something called the "blood rule" where play stops and the bleeding player has to go off to get patched up before coming back on, otherwise they generally play around injured players ... unless somone is seriously messed up. In last year's Grand Final (super bowl equivalent) two players got knocked out in two separate clashes. Nor are there any send-offs for serious infractions. The main thing is you can't hit someone in the head. Instead, players are "reported" by an umpire by taking the player’s number down in a little notepad and they front a tribunal hearing during the week. There are ever more finicky technical rules for legal tackles, but infringing those will just cause a free kick (a turnover).
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  27997. So exciting...I shed a tear when you opened that. Couldn't happen to a nicer bloke, and your beautiful family. Congratulations!!!
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  27998. Sitting here in Australia with my..... checks................ 940Mbps connection.
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  27999. HUBBY bought a 2nd hand kombi so we could take a drive holiday on the mainland when the kids were little
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  28000. That cool Tatra do look like a big Tonka Toy truck . . . ,😎.
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  28001. Channel 9 invented Race Cam (as we know it) a million years ago, through the V8 race car series's.. We now have full car telemetry and stuff.. But interviews with drivers, while driving, is such an Aussie thing!!
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  28002.  @krist3nmari38  Haha - Thanks, Krist3n. Kind.
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  28003. In Europe you have extra signs for "right turn on red" - it's a small black square with a green arrow showing to the right. This sign is next to the red light... European trucks are limited in length and they're turning "on the spot" compared to US trucks - that's why you sometimes see trucks turning on road crossings when they gone too far...
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  28004. rock bouncing next trust me
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  28005. Check out aussie cars. 1/2 size cars. awesome to watch with bike engines
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  28006. Alot of tip toeing through the tulips over there. 🤣
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  28007. Merry Christmas Ian and family. Another great video!!!!
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  28008. I can do a southern accent...especially the Bible thumping variety! :D
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  28009. Hi Ian good content, love it. Keep up the good work 👍 from Dave South Australian Ford Man.
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  28010. Half and half
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  28011. Ian congratulations, the first Yank I've heard get Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra pronounced correctly, but you fucked up big time on Port Macquarie pronounced as Ma /kwo /rry "a" and "o" as in short vowel sounds. Governor Lachlan Macquarie (born in Scotland but a British army officer) was the 5th governor of the British colony of New South Wales. Around 1812, his darling wife was one of the first people to start calling the land down under as "Australia". Before that the continent was referred to on ancient maps as Terra Australis (Latin for South Land) but Elizabeth Macquarie started referring to the whole country as Australia ~ even though technically, the colony of New South Wales took up half (North to South) the continent.
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  28012. Hi Ian Wishing you your family and all a very Merry Christmas
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  28013. I‘m totally stuffed at the moment, but I‘m craving mussels now. Get some tomorrow😊
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  28014. Grats mate, you lot have been such great comfort during the last few years :)
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  28015. You said "I'm not doing videos today" whilst literally doing a video telling us you're not doing one. :)
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  28016. The major part of metrification happened in the seventies in Australia. To quote Wikipedia ; The conversion of measurements—metrication—commenced subsequently in 1971, under the direction of the Metric Conversion Board and actively proceeded until the Board was disbanded in 1981. Lots more info in Wikipedia My memory was the 1974 model cars had metric Speedos. Earlier miles for older cars here. My new model car adjust depending on the country it is in or you can set the default in the screen menus. The Stuart Highway is rare for speed limits. The highest speed limits on the best freeway standard roads is 100 and 110 kph, so a lower limit than most of the US. The Northern Territory has the highest road fatality rate per head of population, kilometres travelled and vehicles registered by about a factor of three compared to other states of Australia.
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  28017. yesss finally course de cote/Bergrennen/Hillclimb content, im so excited to see you look at it :))))
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  28018. Congrats homie and more success to you. Now the road to 200k!!!! Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🍻
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  28019. As a big Porsche fan, this car amazes me. Could not have clicked faster when saw reaction!
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  28020. One Min Min disliked this
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  28021. Your chocolate doesn't melt in your hand? Oh, you poor things. I'm glad we're giving you an education in good chocolate. :)
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  28022. Please react on the new video from the channel named "The OutFit", they are on a tour with their Unimog. The vid is called "9 TON UNEMOG SOLO in the Frenchmans Track Cape York". It's so cool, you will really enjoy that. Greetings from Germany
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  28023. Hi Ian and Family, What can you buy with a Penny or a half Penny? I was born in 1963. We changed from pounds shillings and pence to dollars and cents on the 14th of February 1966. One of my earliest memories, about three years of age, being given a half Penny to buy a bag of lollies from our corner store. Hands were small but the bag was big. Cheers from Australia
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  28024. You should check out and compare the ambulance, fire / rescue and police snow vehicles and tank which agency has the best vehicles.
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  28025. My uncle worked at Kenworth in Victoria when he finished driving them for Dampier salt in Western Australia
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  28026. Thanks for showing this! As a Dutch NFL NYG fan, living in NA I can relate to both fan sides. But our Dutch "Oranje Legioen" (Orange Legion) beats every fan gathering. Because of the orange, that really stands out in a crowd. And of course the numbers, 40-50K fans will leave a sea of Orange. As others have commented: Orange is from the Dutch Royal House Of Orange. Started almost 500 years ago, in 1548 with Willem Prins van Oranje (Willem Prince of Orange), who helped kicked out the Spanjards from The Netherlands and his House has ruled The Netherlands ever since. Our National Anthem is a tribute to him. BTW, the Dutch were the first nation with a Red-White-Blue flag (State's Flag) or Orange-White-Blue (Prince's Flag), so you can thank us for your national colours ;-) Just wait 2 years, when the Orange Legion comes to NA to invade a playing city near you! (The Fifa World Cup is in NA, in 2 years. If the Dutch qualify, the Orange Legion will follow them where ever they play. Me, personally living in Canada, hope they will play somewhere in the NE, either Canada or NE USA). I'm repping the orange now and for sure will when they are 'near' me!
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  28027. Those snakes looked like carpet snakes (pythons) so they wouldn't be poisonous. I once had a 2 Metre carpet snake in my garage and I just picked him up and took it outside.
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  28028. Loved it. Thanks for the great laughs. Carl is an icon here. 👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣
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  28029. Hi Ian, happy birthday for the 18 of October👍I can clearly remember the times during construction of the Opera House it took so long and the cost blow out was astronomical. So the state goverment of the time ran a lottery to help raise money for the project. The Opera House lottery was the pemium lottery of the time. It wasn't untill I moved to Sydney in the late 70s that I got to see and toutch the Optera House in person. As I spent more and more time right in the centre of Sydney, it just became another outstanding feature building in one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I was lucky enough to live in Manly for a couple of years where I would ride the Manly ferry from Manly the circular quay daily.
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  28030. thank you sir. I love how you are American, but you still use Australian terms like shopping centre. Well done sir. Keep up the good work. I don’t like how some Americans don’t get other countries, but you get our country. I am Australian and have always lived in Victoria. I was born in Victoria, and you seem to understand a lot about Australia. Thank you very much.
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  28031. I reckon you should check out some Holden V8's on the Targa Tasmania sprints in the hills, some of the sounds on there are just 🤤🤤
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  28032. Well done 👏 Now away to Australia and then new Zealand. If not Europe, plan it for the Nordic trophy truckshow.. But again, well done 👏
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  28033. There is a video game it’s called Afl evolution it’s on play station
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  28034. Be sure to read the books in the Dunny. It's an Aussie tradition ;) lol
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  28035. Bro here are some vids you could check out on the cars that will race at Le Mans next year! Its gonna be insane! •"Official Imsa GTP 2023 test at Daytona" •"New Ferrari 499P LMH On Track Reveal Imola" •"New Bmw GTP Lmdh testing at Road Atlanta" •"New Cadillac GTP Lmdh testing at Sebring" •"Peugeot 9x8 LMH (Le Mans Hypercar) Raw sounds from its racing debut at Monza Circuit" •"Nascar Hybrid Le Mans Chevy testing at Sebring" The videos are short so i think u can watch it all in one video ✌🏽
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  28036. Wow dude wow that's some intense crushing. Nice :)😎
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  28037. Thanks for the real time/real world video, great job. If you have any sort of daily commute then I can see how the Power Wagon will be a real kick in the sack when it comes to mileage/gas. I daily drive my Power Wagon but my commute is maybe 1.5 miles (2.2 km). I live in a small town and I am also pretty much a couple minutes away from anywhere I need to be. So for me daily driving my beast isn't as bad. Also my truck isn't lifted but I am roll' n on 35's. On a full tank I can get up to 600 to 625 Kms on a tank. I really have no complaints.
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  28038. haha the most amusing Aussie taste testing Ive seen yet. Turkish Delight is a kind of strange thing as I have a like/dislike relationship with it and can never figure out if I really like it or not. I prefer Violet Crumble.
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  28039. Ian, don’t guess, do your research then you’ll actually learn the answers and remember them.
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  28040. Vb
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  28041. Actually love these update videos Ian!
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  28042. This has to be you best vid yet. Watch the other days too. A lot of different cars
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  28043. Thanks so much for loading these videos. They let car guys like me see stuff on the other side of the world I'd never see otherwise.
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  28044. Should check out expedition trucks. 4x4 and 6x6 medium and heavy rigids with extensive lift and fully self contained living on the back. People travel all over the planet in them, get them shipped to a country and then just go where you want. Also one of the best ways do travel remote Aus. Here in Australia most common builds are on Isuzu, Mitsi and Unimogs, but you see the bigger MAN builds, and even some Kamaz and Tatra here as well.
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  28045. Road trains are typically used in remote areas as they dont receive supplys every other day, or for mining. In areas like sydney where i live, the biggest trucks typically are b doubles. So a semi with 2 trailers.
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  28046. Have a look for a Colin McRae compilation.
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  28047. Is it bad that when you were in google maps I was trying to scroll to tumut for you 🤪
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  28048. There cool birds have a awesome laugh God good watch u laughing off your head Ian lol
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  28049. First
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  28050. Small of number of troops. Means a lot more is spend on everyone of them. I would easily put money on you special forces topping all others in the world.
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  28051. Great find. I have seen some of these when I was a kid. My cousin had one similar to the purple one the GTS Monaro only his was like a midnight blue colour.
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  28052. Indeed! I second that. I still remember where I was the day I heard the commentary from the other side of the world. Great day. Really interesting story too about how it all came together. A concerted effort to upset the longest running sporting win streak in history. Australians🙄, am I right? As a result my sleepy little town on the edge of the Indian ocean, (often referred to as the remotest capital city in the world), had the world spotlight shone on it four years later when it 'defended the cup'. I still remember the concerted effort by police, directed by the state government, to pull over and inspect every vehicle they saw and slap 'yellow stickers' (car defect notices) on anything more than ten years old. They didn't want us to look like bumkins driving around in half held together cars from the 60's like the Clampetts. .... because we were driving around in half held together cars from the 60's like the freaking Clampetts! DO IT IAN. You know you want to.
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  28053. Got the same mower
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  28054. Is this from the top end? The bloke is more bogan than the bogans we have around here! There's a few people that do burnouts here and there around here but the old bastard that shot at this bloke has a few roos loose in the top paddock as well!
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  28055. I'm loving your trucks, we do get the first truck you showed, in Australia but we don't have very many but I am fond of your father-in-law's truck. as much as I want one, I cant justify getting one. but I can dream. we also have the currant model, also very nice.
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  28056. Thank you for that Ian. Very interesting and informative, even for someone who is an Aussie. I am learning more about my own backyard from watching your vids. Keep up the great content. 🍻
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  28057. Gidday from SA (South Australia)
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  28058. Luv to see Pedro rope some bulls, but then again?
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  28059. Definitely agree 👍
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  28060.  @IWrocker  mate I've been watching your videos only a few weeks but really enjoying them. You seem like a real genuine bloke. Your appreciation for Aus is awesome. I'm and imported Aussie and appreciate the good things we have
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  28061. This Cab Style is going back to the late 1960ies for Magirus Deutz Trucks (German Brand, they also made Tractors and Construction Mashines), the design is sligjtly modified over the years. Iveco is/was a collaboration with Magirus Deutz and Fiat to build Trucks.
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  28062. Good things come to good people 🙏🥰😊😊🐕‍🦺🇦🇺
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  28063. What you've never had orange chocolate ? Or even heard of it ?
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  28064. Awesome tour, thank you very much 👍🏻
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  28065. Thank you Ian, it was personal to me, a really happy, relaxing place to shop! 👪❤️ I'm not climbing in a bunker to picnic! 😮 Maybe a machine used in sawmilling or for draining water? There are many WWII gun bunkers along the coast! Yes, a telecom signal wiring cylinder, usually underground now! ? I think trains or large machinery are more likely to have those big metal plates! Eye washers were glass? Construction poles, preparation for a future structure? Difficult but fun! 😂👍
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  28066. I have talked my way out of 12 tickets in a row... never lost a point on my licence 👍😁👍
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  28067. Ian l think a scammer is linked with your channel saying that you are shortlisted as a prize winner and too open a link , no way, are you aware of this mate, cheers Neil.
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  28068. Mate! Bloody legend! Well done!
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  28069. Sweet! 🍻🍻👊🏻
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  28070. When ya see the bloke that his hand up Agro arse, then it all makes fuckin sense haha
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  28071. Ian I saw how much you spread Vegemite I know you like it try quite thicker to spread now
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  28072. Try watching Greg Murphy lap of the gods at bathurst.
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  28073. One of the craziest movies I have seen is "Kops", this crazy Nordic movie is fantastic & bloody funny as. I love the sound of the Norwegian accent. I keep the original language & have English subtitles. If you ever get the chance to watch it, you won't be disappointed. The country has spectacular scenery, & is on my bucket list. I've been told that the coastal city of Bergen is picturesque & a great city to visit. I've also been told the trip from Oslo to Bergen is a bit sketchy. Still want to go.
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  28074. How much do I love snooker? Your first snooker video popped up on my feed because of the amount of snooker I watch on YouTube and I've just laid in bed for an hour watching all your snooker videos and now I've subscribed to watch any future snooker videos you do. How much do I love snooker? I will watch literally anything to do with snooker!
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  28075. I loved this!! I really enjoyed all the comments!! Merry Christmas everyone!!
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  28076. The old Jaffa ad used to go, “I remember long ago at me favourite picture show, how we used to roll the Jaffa’s down the aisle. We can’t do it anymore, they’ve put carpet on the floor, and the Jaffa’s get caught up in the shag pile”.
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  28077. I'm an American who's lived in Germany for a while, and I have to say that your videos are so refreshing as you go into all these sorts of situations trying European things (snooker, rally cars, beer, etc.) with an open and inquisitive mind, and in this one get your family and friends involved in the fun 😊. Keep up the good work.
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  28078. Wow I wish our Rego was that cheap! We pay around 300 for 3 months and yea around 1000 for a year in Canberra after paying for an inspection witch you do multiple times with older cars as they are very picky so that’s $60-$70 a go as well hahaha.. Anyways this vid got me thinking 🤔 all my commodores are over 25 years old so I could come to America and bring them with me haha 👍🏻 I’m sure someone will want to buy one and I could finish the other 2 with the money 👍🏻👍🏻 Great video mate it’s great to see how much you enjoy our country and most of the things in it except the spiders with is understandable haha keep up the great work 🤙🏻
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  28079. They' are welcome to have it back! Stuff tastes like water.
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  28080. Checkout Australia's Crusty Demons
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  28081. Imagine if we liked you 😆
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  28082. Love the videos mate youll need to check out the aboriginal map of australia its got all of the different indigenous mobs with our own languages
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  28083. It was so smooth i didn't think he was going to get it but in the end it was lovely. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  28084. Unloaded they are super fast and real fun. It is so easy to make donuts, skid and other fun stuff when unhooked and still very easy to keep in control
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  28085. I got to see an F40LM on display in Spain a few months back! Brakes were still knackered from the last time it raced
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  28086. Hey Ian, the old HQ series was a top notch racing series, cheap to build , cheap to maintain, they had very strict rules, eg there was only ONE engine builder(to keep costs down) who built the 202s to the exact same spec, they had the base model 3 speed manual, and BANGO, I mean Banjo diff, the suspension was also a control item from Pedders I think. Very close racing, and they were good to watch at my home track Lakeside back in the day.... some of those HQ cars ended up becoming Historic racers with 308s n 350s and early 2000s Touring Car Masters.
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  28087. So love the video as always...But a perspective is needed. 1. Yes our food shopping in the UK is cheaper and again all prices include TAX. 2. Average Power and Water bill in the U.K right now is $8500+ per year based on a 1 adults and a child "more in some areas of the U.K" 3.The average wage is actually lower around $26,000 a year in the U.K compared to $36k to $41k a year in the U.S. 4. Clothes and other items are more expensive again all prices include taxes but still more in the U.K. 5. Eating out is more expensive and a U.K main meal is half of what you guys are served, in a U.S Dinner / basic local cafe meal would feed two U.K adults. Yes you need to Tip in the U.S "You should in the U.K" also to be clear on that, but your bill is still cheaper especially with unlimited coffee or soda refills that are uncommon here in the U.K you get charged per drink. 6, GAS / PETROL it's $10+ per gallon in the U.K and we still burn loads due to slower traffic and the like. 7. Prices I quoted are approximate as our Prime minister has literally 💩 on the value of the £ but add 10% to 15% to all pre £ being 💩 on prices in raw currency conversion. 8. YES health is free as in the NHS but that's is paid for via a tax called NATIONAL INSURANCE, That in addition to base rate 20% income tax done through the PAYE system, Google that for clarification! However in total the initial wages I quoted you have to take off a minimum of 26.2% in combined PAYE direct taxes and NI or National insurance. The first £12,500 or $13.200 is not taxed but NI is still paid. Still that's a lot of taxes. Hope this helps.
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  28088. Beautiful Australia ... I love my state ❤.
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  28089. 🤣🤣🤣I love me vegemite so much so I take a few jars every time I go over seas was visiting the wife's family in the Philippines one time and they wanted to give it a crack the got a spoon and had a spoon full the look on their faces .....priceless....i told them you have it on toast with butter no one steals my vegemite when I am at the mother in-laws in the Philippines 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  28090. Thanks that was great and your right we do spell it centre
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  28091. You should really just need to start watching the 'Techtalk' on the F1 youtube page, they talk about every little detail of a F1 car and the race weekends
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  28092. Thank you for doing these videos with commentary, good to hear your view from the US
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  28093. Looking forward to being with ya for BAT1000 again, looks like it is gonna be a wet one this year, gonna be crazy.
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  28094. Im guessing you can put your own spin on it too. Cheese of choice, extra filling and use capsicum if wanting to. might experiment with this one
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  28095. Haha, this is unreal. Only just last week i showed my colleagues this Beetle/Camper combo as they didn't believe me when i told them it's an actual thing
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  28096. There are a number of desserts in europe, most of them are fairly smal. The one in Spain is pretty big. That is where the classic clint eastwood western movies was recorded. YEA.. they was not recorded in the US, but in Spain (mostly, i think some parts may have been recorded in Italy)
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  28097. Rosebery, my old home town 👍 over 100 years of continuous mining of lead, zinc silver and gold. The west coast of Tassie is know for it's mining history 👍
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  28098. You will need to make a new pantry just for Tim tams
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  28099. Well deserved. I honestly think that all the 'gearheads' around here knew you were the real deal. Doesn't matter if the roads are round, curvy, or straight. Doesn't even matter if they're dirt or paved. Your enthusiasm is absolutely infectious. Reason i recommended it so much to my friends!! "Yeah, the title says 'NASCAR fan..', but listen to him talk about the brakes! This guy knows what he's talking about."
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  28100. Great vid as always Ian. Lexus LFA for this series!
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  28101. your reactions to these ads are HILARIOUS
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  28102. Hell Yea way to go rocker family. Great accomplishment. Hope you had a beer to celebrate. I'd give you a pat on the back. But my arm won't stretch that far. Well done cool. from UK 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal 🎉🎊🍾🍺🍷
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  28103. Ian, this is going to be a long one 😂, please disregard this list. It's a bestsellers list, not best quality. My General rule of thumb i think most europeans can agree with is : for an all night party or a quick refreshing drink on a summers day you drink pils from germany or czech republic, for a cozy pub night or long winterevening a Belgian abbey beer. We ( 🇧🇪) dont really export our best stuff 😂, people who want that have to make a special effort to travell or pay a fortune in shipmentcosts. ( i wanted to send you some , but the shipment costs 3 times as much as the beers themselves, so i'll have to postphone it a few months and make it your christmas present 😊) Any legit list would have to include: Westvleteren , Orval and Chimay trappist beers. Leffe is "ok" but quite generic in Belgium, same for Stella, it is just "OK", not our best pilsner, Jupiler is much better. But if you do get a Stella you have to look at the fine print on the label to see if it is really brewed in belgium. I visited the US last year and found both real imported , aswell as Stella brewed in the US ( Los Angeles, Newark en Jacksonville ) . Soon you will not find the 11.2 ounce imports anymore, only 12ounce US brewed. I'm telling you coz the taste is different,import is more outspoken ->better, less watery. I even did a blind test and could easily tell the difference. You can not change the watersource without changing the taste, even in this day and age. A few years back They (Inbev/Anehauser) tried to move Hoegaerden brewery 40miles and had to move back to the original location coz customers werent satisfied. It really matters. Paulaner on a hot summersday is nice. But When in Germany, i say as a Belgian😂, drink the local pils, skip big brands. every area/town has its own , and they know their craft. Newcastle brown ale used to have a different package, and is also know as " a bottle of Dog", i dont really like it. Pilsner Urquell is a nice Pils. Czech know how to make a good pils. Heineken...just forget about it, that is not even considered beer here. Heineken is a Marketing company, not a brewing company. Like McDonnalds is in fact a real estate company, not a restaurant. Let me help my dutch friends out and immediately say they do have a few better beers, inlcuding one Trappist ( La Trappe) My 2 cents 😊🤘❤️
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  28104. Driving on the other side of the road is more discombobulating than you think. It’s absolutely doable but you have to override the habits of a lifetime, in real-time without (significant) errors. Please Ian, if/when you make it over here, get someone to video your first drive and throw it up on YouTube unedited. Should be 1st class entertainment
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  28105. great video, how do u guys stay skinny with all those snacks? good to see some stuff here I am from, Gippsland
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  28106. Willy Wrockers Chocolate Factory
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  28107. You can forget Lara Bingle, Paul Hogan and Chris Hemsworth. You should be on the payroll of the Australian Tourist Commission.
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  28108. Definitely!!!!! Lol
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  28109. Or anything to do with foreign diplomacy . He has a way with genuine enthusiasm haven't seen since Steve Irwin .
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  28110. Had a Drop Snake happen. Standing under a Palm Tree putting some rubbish in the bin, a Green Tree Snake dropped on my shoulder with a green frog in it's mouth. When the Snake hit my shoulder the snake dropped the frog. Both hit the ground and went their own way. True Story. ! Tree Snakes are harmless.
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  28111. You definitely have to see a rally live. You will be impressed for life.
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  28112. (originally from Denmark but moved to Canada when I was 10 years old with my parents) I got my CDL when I graduated high school, and started working for the company my dad had worked for when we moved over here. I basically begged the Operations Manager to give me my fathers old glider kit he used to drive in but he wouldn't budge. Anyway he put me in a Freightliner Cascadia Automatic. It was okay, but I still shifted manually for most of the time. Had some issues with it and basically got one of our glider kits instead. (Funny story I now I did a Lease-To-Own program on it). Anyway loved that truck, had a Eaton Fuller manual 13 speed. A little over a year after I got the glider kit they were basically pulling those trucks from OTR and putting them on province only. So I got booted over into a 579 Eaton Fuller automatic (worst pile of transmission you could ever drive). Anyhow, I got fed up with emissions, automatics and having to have a speed limiter... So I decided to buy my own and first truck. A Freightliner Classic with a 14L Detroit 60 series 13 speed manual. Just sold this truck a couple of days ago. Couple of months ago is when I did the LTO on the glider kit I used to drive in.
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  28113. Absolutely 💯 % 👍
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  28114. Did 17 years city bus driving in my town, we had Volvo, Scania, MAN and Solaris. Both standard and bended, never seen those double bended though, (Sweden). Liked the Scanias most.
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  28115. Hey man can you do a reaction on NZ and america trucks
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  28116. What's your take of Ross chastain's move from the weekend?
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  28117. If you want to see what goes into training for an F1 pit crew there’s a retired motorcycle racer called Guy Martin who has a You Tube Chanel trying all sorts of stuff. He’s done one to see how he’d go in an F1 pit crew called Guy Martin Pit Crew it’s really full on when you see the training they do.😮😊
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  28118. Don't know if you will ever see this, but if you want to see more about Citroën here some video I recommend: https://youtu.be/6cRhfPOBhpc It's an old video of a ride test between sedan of the time, and the Citroën have some interesting results. https://youtu.be/O7AijogHtRc This one is another old video of demonstration of the Citroën ds, the ancestor of the above CX https://youtu.be/OfAxh37ACfg This one is a video made by TFL but about the Citroën ds. There's a lot of other interesting video about Citroën YouTube, the moose test of the Citroën Xantia against modern car, a test made by top gear of the Citroën C6 and a bmw 535i, the Citroën SM on the rally raid of Morocco 1972, a video that explain how Citroën launch themselves into the position of the second most influential car maker in rally history, the Citroën visa GTI commercial, the hub nut channel.
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  28119. Lol yeah mate took you long enough to check out Summernats lol. We learn burnouts at a fairly young age as it's a bit of a cultural thing. Very common to hear someone shredding tyres on a Friday or Saturday night.
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  28120. Lookin good man!
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  28121. That car was a Dacia Duster.
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  28122. Good Australia day for us, 5 videos for us to watch 👍
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  28123. Subbed bro cool content keep doing you bro.
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  28124. for the 'american style' pickup trucks you mostly see dodge rams in europe from my experience, and I saw a lot more of those in the Netherlands than in for example belgium france or germany
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  28125. Hey Ian, if u r a Mopar fan u might like to know u can convert a Valiant Charger to LHD easy as. They were actually LHD design rejigged here for RHD.
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  28126. We down here have a heard that Americans foods are very high in sugar. Where down here we don’t like to have things to sweet. More flavour that way.
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  28127. Your YouTube channel is getting famous in Australia you guys rock
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  28128. When they ask what the gas mileage is, I tell them...when it gets empty, I fill it up.
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  28129. The hottest ever temperature in Australia was recorded at Oodnadatta in 1960.... it was 123.3 degrees fahrenheit.
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  28130. I was wondering. Did you get introduced to the drive through bottle shop? Another truly unique Aussie thing. Have a great holiday.
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  28131. Worked in Queensland's forest department as a young man and saw some truly humongous pythons.it really is jungle in some parts in QLD. Not a snake but there is a bush called a Gympie Gympie it has a large heart shaped leaf with serrated edges and its covered in furry needles that are very toxic if you brush up against it,causes immediate and excruciating pain that can last for days.I have been stung three times and would not wish it upon anyone
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  28132. Fantastic. It’s more than a man cave, it’s a museum.😀👌.. I tell my friends about you and your love for all things Aussie. I have a friend in Indiana that wishes she was still here. She lived right on the beach front here in South Australia but now is miles away from the sea in IN….Cheers to you and your lovely family from South Australia.
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  28133.  @marvindebot3264  US doesn't get Hi-Ace because they were never produced in the US, Hi-Ace's were never allowed to be sold there due to Chicken Tax
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  28134. Fords 'wind beneath my bumper' is completely revolutionary as far as i'm concerned. It isn't cheating and it didn't benefit them TOO much but it is what I expect of rally teams to try and exploit, and it's made it to mod cars since. And I love that.
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  28135. Gotta have a laugh at some people, ay! Good to see Isaac hook into them!
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  28136. Lol what in hell was that all about? I've seen other lists like this that are just traps to get views I'm glad you're a realist mate and like most sane people just laugh at that kind of thing.
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  28137. Fairy Bread. Butter a slice of bread and sprinkle Hundreds and thousands on it.
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  28138. A Man Cave is an expression session. This is a great one! Thanks for sharing.
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  28139. Play European bus simulator please 🥺
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  28140. Those stingrays were manta rays. If you look closely at the front of the ray you will see the two appendages one either side of the mouth. They are quite large.
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  28141. As with all rockabillies and kustom car nuts. Very pretty to look at.
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  28142. Jamie Dunn was " Agro " . The Girl was Anne-Marie Biggar . The Out-takes never went to air obviously . The "F" bombs etc .
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  28143. id swap xmas with you anyday brother . i was born in england , as you know im now living in aus . i do remember white xmases . and id give anything for one more . seriously mate . its no fun sweating unwrapping gifts or eating baked dinners in 40 degree c temps / the only thing that helps is a cold vb and a water fight lol .
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  28144. If memory serves me correct they also hid an over-boost switch on the windscreen wiper function, so you would see them coming down Conrod with the wipers on sometimes. I’m pretty sure it was in a documentary I saw once.
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  28145. You did really well in the DS!
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  28146. Would be a good video to make as a followup on the lady. See where and what she's up too these days. As it might have even hooked her in to racing?
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  28147. G'day Ian & Family, love the new format 👍🏻👍🏻. sending you much cheer 🍻 from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘❤️🇺🇸🦅.
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  28148. I remember as a kid people kept saying we'll have flying cars by the time you grow up, well technically we do
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  28149. It says made in Australia. They would be exactly the same. Just packaged differently.
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  28150. Music was banging!
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  28151. The street I used to live on in Treharris in South Wales was insane, my mam flat out refused to go down or up it, I remember at the bottom there was a dry stone wall into a 9ft drop after the wall, only once has anyone gone over that end!
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  28152. 🥰🥰🥰❤️
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  28153. Usual German form of filling the glasses: You put the glas in one and and the beer can or bottle in the other, you than turn slowly both in a 45° angle, so that the beer slowly flows into the glas. This creates less foam and also keeps the gas in the beer. The expert or bartender increases at the end the distance beween each to get the right amount of foam. 12:35 he got it.
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  28154. G’day all 👍🇦🇺happy birthday 🎂 brother congratulations 👍🇦🇺👍
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  28155. This is back in the touring car days, Ford V Holden plus there were 4 cylinder classes - Toyota Corolla, I even reckon it was the day of the Turbo Nissan GTRs
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  28156. People do live around the track they are people's personal driveways, there is also a few motels and also an old gold field where you can still go and experience panning for gold i remember doing it on an excursion to Bathurst in grade 5 of primary school
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  28157. I have actually driven down that in a camper and got brake fade at the bottom... had to change pants when we finally stopped
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  28158. Happy birthday mate 🎉
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  28159. Dutch guy here. My car history so far: - 1994 Renault Twingo, smallest car but no luxury so more legroom, the roomiest one I've driven. I measure 207cm/6 feet 9 inches. - 2001 Peugeot 106, a little larger than the twingo a little smaller than the 206, lots of electrical problems, the worst car I've had, but still good leg-room. - 2008 Mitsubishi Colt, still a small car, but I needed something else after the Peugeot disaster. This is my current car, it's much more luxurious than the previous 2, so leg-room is kinda tight, I have the edge of a cupholder dented into my leg like always, I like to drive a bigger car, but bigger often means more luxury and less leg-room, so that's a problem. I don't buy cars because they look good, I buy em if they fit me. Even for Dutch standards I'm pretty big, there is a forum called KLM (klub lange mensen- tall people club) they recommend buying a Skoda Fabia next, for a little room.
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  28160. The Murray River is our Rio Grande it is the border between New South Wales and Victoria, we call Victorians, Mexicans. That is more Tim Tams than I've seen let alone had. The ACT is our DC. All the politicians go there to make and break laws. If you get a ultra violet light that opal will glow. The Red Rippers were called Redskins pre PC. Tim slam with Milo, (hot chocolate)
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  28161. I so want Pedro's boots.
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  28162. numero #1 Power wagon   good job  you are loco
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  28163. Thanks for finding this, I'm a huge Lancia fan having owned 5 and driven most 80's models.
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  28164. I hve WA shire plates on my ute. Which is a number followed by the Town abbreviation. They also features the Shire emblem.
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  28165. Love the channel mate
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  28166. I hated it when it came out but I don't mind it now. It's an acquired taste.
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  28167. I was amazed to see how very yellow the egg yolk was, however its great to see you making sausage rolls and they do look great...I would be happy to taste one. 🙂🤔🤗
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  28168. No burnouts!😁
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  28169. Cant wait for you to try some rally you get really good feel of how crazy it is to drive them beasts flat out
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  28170. If you are contemplating visiting this area why not take in one of the most beautiful areas you will see anywhere. KI is off the tip of the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula, one of our longest active wine growing regions around Adelaide where world famous Grange Hermitage comes from. To get there take the time to drive the Great Ocean Road including the Shipwreck Coast. which has heaps of info available. The GOR and attractions called the Twelve Apostles are amongst Australia's most popular.
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  28171. Any gen ram cummins has a great resale value! Great list btw!
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  28172. Tits or tires its gonna cost money lol be thankful you dont Ontario has prices lol
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  28173. great video loved it
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  28174. 0:24 I have seen the reverse of that sign in Queenstown on Street View. It was pointing to a one way street that goes two way until a KFC with a refitted narrow undercover drive through. 2:02 New Zealand has a state government, regional governments, district governments, unitary governments (act like regional and district councils at the same time), and a few dependencies. It is also part of Australasia and partly Polynesia.
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  28175. For the best audio I could find on youtube of the current Rally1 cars and also Rally2 Skoda launching and going through a few corners I suggest a video called "Hyacenter rally 2023" by AL Rallymedia. I went to see them irl this year in Finland. They legit sound like they are ripping the world apart :D.
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  28176. G'day mate, I might suggest a video for you to watch. It is Free Range Sailing Ep 189 and was released today. This is one of the best sailing youtube channels anywhere and today's episode is a ripper.
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  28177. Them fiat 126 car's are fun to drive flat flat out check out 126 rally car's also when people put bike engines in them lol 😂
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  28178. The pink grapefruit is my favourite Bundaberg flavour. I also like peach, but can’t get that at the moment.
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  28179. Bro no hate but there are actually different cop cars for different states like in Queensland we have things like Kia stingers and Toyota camrys and nsw have more bmws
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  28180. i also have great respect for fords but only a couple of them ....WY .. WX and i like the XRGT fords
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  28181. I remember some guy who won the lottery and him and his mates would do this around his posh property. Can anyone from the UK remember his name last I seen he went bankrupt but had fun doing it
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  28182. First
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  28183. Happy Thanksgiving 😊
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  28184. @03:50 the one after the cars, I thought that was an Emu covered in snow on the right of the pic.😂
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  28185. Bathurst day is coming up!! cant wait!
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  28186. Hell, I want him to react to more Hill climb footage, period!
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  28187. CC’s and salsa in very very common.
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  28188. Football, meat pies, Kangaroos and Holden cars.
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  28189. Air Conditioning is essential in Australia.
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  28190. Everything you have got is all so good. I love all those foods you got and you'll love them too. Your family taste buds won't be the same now on and American food will be so disappointing from now on. 😂 You guys will be addicted for our food from now on and take it easy on all the goodies. I gotta start up my own channel. 😂 Looking forward to the Blue Mountains as I live at the foot of the mountains in Penrith 50ks west of the city Sydney. Here's something you might not know Sydney as in land size with all its suburbs is the 2nd largest city in the world. The Sydney basin area is huge.
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  28191. Merry christmas 🎉
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  28192. You were pretty good first time out!
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  28193. Cousin in Chicago sorted me out with that Urlacher jersey, nice one bud !! Both great but Crunchie gets the win for me
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  28194. No one in Australia uses the $100 notes. You can literally only get them from a bank. ATMs don't give them out and businesses don't use them.
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  28195. There has been plenty of games the first was on new. I think the new ones are on playstation and pc. They're only made in Australia so you'll have to buy it online. I think the current version is called AFL evolution
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  28196. I’m wondering if at this point Ian doesn’t think of the Aussie accent as an accent anymore 😂 🇦🇺. Big congrats on the shout outs!
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  28197. As an Aussie I will say your effort is magnificent and I would absolutely eat your sausage rolls.
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  28198. Those zigzag lines on the road at 10:59 are to remind drivers there is no overtaking, and if you see the zigzag lines on the side of the road it means, no parking.
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  28199. Seen the weston event in England, its carnage ! Usually in October I think and the weather is usually horrible. The ones at the front get a fairly clear run, but the for the pack it's truly an endurance event , many end up pushing their bikes over the jumps.
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  28200. bruh you're more australian than me lol. You got way more right than I did!
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  28201. To be honest, I would have gotten a few of those cities wrong as well.
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  28202. The 3 wheel (red) one is a vestpa, my mate has one 🇦🇺👍🦘
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  28203. Good stuff, reminded me of those awesome up hill rock bouncer videos from the US of A.
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  28204. The KiniGer reminds me of Egyptian half man half cat/dog faces, some of the hieroglyphics and drawings depict an animal/human like that...mmmmm interesting.
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  28205. 🌹🌹🌹🌹☝️
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  28206. Where's part 1? Haha
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  28207. Off topic - just stumbled across a channel that was about - !! 25 years of USAFL !! Yes, ex pats took our game to you guys 😁😎. Typical aussies, get enough of us together & a game is bound to happen 😃.
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  28208. I’m not sure if you have mentioned that the real race is 1000km which is 621 miles and is 161 laps.
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  28209. loved tyhe video Ian heaps of goodies from australia for you to enjoy P.S Bob hook a brother up, im a bit broke hahaha. extremely generous of that bloody legend.
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  28210. I spent a few years in Boston, attending a School around Harvard Sq. Often times we walked from downtown Boston to Harvard Square. Going through Common Ave, across Kenmore Sq., crossing the B.U. BRIDGE. And then, following Memorial Drive into Hravwrd Sq. Obviously, changing itineraries, following a different travel-plan was part of the fun. Nevertheless , a car was very important. Not everyday one has the time to enjoy a long walk !
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  28211. Don't put the States down, Mate. You do a lot of good stuff. We are great but we're small.
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  28212. you have to come down for the great race buddy after the shit storm of covid is under control
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  28213. A mint slice bickie story for you......I am a tim tam person all the way and can not stand mint slice.... whilst I was i labor with my first child, her father was ment to be my support person in the room with me but i was in labor for hours and in the end there was him, my best friend, my mum and his mum in there with me and they had gathered them selves snacks to munch on whilst I felt like I would never survive the pain lol.... any way the final stage of labor I had a total crowd and I felt like something at the zoo ;-P but My babys dad was chilling with a chair pulled up to the widow his back towards all the things happening and happily eating those mints slices!!!
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  28214. lol every time you pick something it loses lol the Mitsubishi is Pajero or montero and old nissan pick up is not actually that old its about 2017 lol
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  28215. No Walmart here in Iceland neither .. but we are not a big market.
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  28216. That's not a desert. All the sand doesn't make it one. By that definition the beach is a desert too. What defines a desert is the percipitation, or lack thereof
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  28217. The 5 cylinder Volvo Brock drove on 90s 2ltr tourers sounded awesome too. 2:30 Toyota Corolla 3:10 Holden/opal Barina. And yes,how did the Stratos take so long to grace your screen?...awesome little piece of gear. 12:45 no idea mate, we don't get those in Aus, there's a few things look like that.. Hopefully some one who knows what they are talking about can help you with that one.
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  28218. My wife and I are really enjoying your videos. With the latest haul of Tim Tam's including a few versions. Would love to see a video with your Tim Tam rankings on the different varieties. Milo is similar to Ovaltine. Much better though
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  28219. Notice how far it goes between gear changes and the time between them...
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  28220. Kiwi in the UK watching right now! 🇳🇿🇬🇧
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  28221. Albany is at the very bottom of Western Australia south of Perth and all your red dirt in the pilbra is north of Perth & the fishing north to south is on tap with monster size fish if you love fishing. 👍😎👍🇦🇺
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  28222. Interesting what you said about the key placement. Every car I've owned here in Australia has had the key on that side. Including a locally delivered Holden Vectra (which was basically a European built Opel with Holden badges) - despite the indicators and washer stalk being reversed, the key was still on that side. Our 2016 Subaru Forester has a button, but it's again on that side of the steering column. We recently had a current model Izuzu D-Max for a few weeks and for the first time ever the button has been on the left side of the steering column. It caught me out every frigging time.
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  28223. we dont really have an accent just a bit of slang, gold coast is the best place in AU
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  28224. Because it is 80s design...
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  28225. gotta love the 80s!
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  28226. Pedro stoled the show looks like he's a movie star 🌟
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  28227. Awesome video man 👍. My dream car is a VK commodore. They are worth a pretty penny now 😅
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  28228. Ian, keep up your vids. We need more curious petrol heads like you!!
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  28229. Get well buddy, who would have thought that a regular cab Power Wagon would be so hard to find. I'm going to do my own research and get back to you. I'd love to share some pics of my rig but I'm not on Instagram. Maybe I'll get one of the kids to send them to ya.
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  28230. Hi Ian and family, love your channel, do a search on this car built for Bill Bourke very interesting read. THE STORY OF THE FORD XW FALCON 428 COBRA JET GT
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  28231. Try some slices of avocado on your vegemite toast, mate!
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  28232. Hi Ian, I sent you an email as I was asked to contact you through a DM on YouTube. 👍 I wasn't sure if it was you though.
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  28233. Are these prices in Aus dollars or US dollars?
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  28234. Search for the preamble of the Australian Constitution and you will find : The States' shall mean such of the colonies of New South Wales, New Zealand, Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia, and South Australia, including the northern territory of South Australia, as for the time being are parts of the Commonwealth, When it came to the crunch in 1901, New Zealand got cold feet although participating in the 1890s Federation conferences. People from NZ may be better placed to comment on what happened. In the early Constitutional Conferences, Fiji was also involved.
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  28235. The Kimberly is so gorgeous. I spent six week there last year from Broome to Darwin. Bloody amazing!!
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  28236. The 917 was called Der weisse Riese (the white giant) km also a laundry detergent...🤣🤣🤣
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  28237. Lol
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  28238. useless piece of information here. but in africa, they call a ute a "bakky"
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  28239. I like an Ice Cream Sundae as much as the next guy, but I would have more ice cream & would have stopped at Tim Tams & Milo...I'd guess New Mexico...
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  28240. Another jerk and armchair expert with no idea and no critical thought processes. Re-label this as infant reacts, please.
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  28241. I recommend you get yourself a Poster of the Gulf 917 K
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  28242. Haven't seen a bad video of yours yet, irrespective of length. Do your thing, mate. You're doin' fine.
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  28243. Hello from Switzerland :-)
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  28244. There is a desert in the UK at Dungeness, we also have temperate rainforests.
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  28245. Just can't stay away from watching Brocky vids. :)
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  28246. Congratulations!!!! 🎉proud and happy for you and your family. ❤️💜💚
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  28247. on the clip with the grey/blue MAN combi: the cementer say in Dutch " een beetje combi chauffeur controleerd zijn eigen remlichten" rough translates to "a half decent combi driver checks his own brake lights"
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  28248. U must check out volvo iron knight. its a 2400 hp and 4425 pound feet of torque quad turbo truck. and the fastest truck in the world
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  28249. PB on top of his game here. Drove it again around there for a speed comparison in '04. IWrocker, it's powered by a 308ci Holden engine, big solid cam, ported out original road car heads and intake manifold, with twin downdraught Webers. About 380hp Super T10 4 speed, and a top speed of 260kph here (160mph).
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  28250. From 1960 to 1971 all the Falcons here were based on US Fords. From there to the end they were designed, developed, and built in Australia.
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  28251. It’s not really in any series. It’s just a toy for crazy rich people. You don’t even really own the car. You pay for it but ferrari will only bring it out for you for events they approve of. The clip you see the person driving on the street must of been someone important.
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  28252. Bring on the slam our American brother, just remember this time to just take a little of the corners and have a full cup, Cant wait to see what else you get sent. Keep up the awesome content ian and family
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  28253. that race has been rubbish ever since they went to singe class. was so much better when there where 1.2 liter cars and 6 liter cars all racing together. nowadays the race is almost forgotten as only a few brands compete. wouldn't have a 5th the pulling power and influence it once had to that's why. also the cars are massively changed so much so, they couldn't be driven on road. and that was the whole point of the race, win on Sunday sell on Monday . the cars where basically standard just blue printed engines and a few safety mods like wired sump plugs. end result, very few people give two shits about it now .
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  28254. Love this video, seen it many times before. They started with a stock Subaru sti and then started to build the car around that. This was the last go. Wish they would do more cars on the mountain course. There is awesome sidecar on boards too. Look up Ayrton Senna NSX at suzuka Also driver 61 senna’s driving style Seb loew pikes peak record Guy Martin (former TT bike racer) and the many records he has done or stuff he built including “prized possession”
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  28255. For you Chicago enthusiasts out there: There was a Czech mayor of Chicago 90 years ago… Anton Joseph Cermak (Czech: Antonín Josef Čermák, pronounced [ˈantoɲiːn ˈjozɛf ˈtʃɛrmaːk]; May 9, 1873 – March 6, 1933) was an American politician who served as the 44th mayor of Chicago, Illinois, from April 7, 1931, until his assassination in 1933.
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  28256. Most fire trucks here are built on the Scania chassis ( just heavily modified and specific built, the SES usually go for Isuzu and scania ), got one for you to react to :) https://youtu.be/SWOq94g2HB0
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  28257. G'day Ian Mate that's not a Rally that's what it's like taking the kids to schools on Monday morning in Australia, ha ha, hope you had a great Christmas, and your back on board straight away, the Rally championship and the car is fully sick, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  28258. You're getting the pronunciation of Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns and Canberra right, and that's really great. Most Americans don't get even that far. But now it's time to go deeper. As others have said, Macquarie is like "m' quarry" (my quarry but clipped) as in a quarry that you get stone from. And whoever called Wagga Wagga Wagga is wrong. Wagga Wagga should never be called Wagga. And though your American accent can't pronounce the Australian "o" sound (you pronounce it as "ah"), you probably won't hear too many complaints if you say "wogga wogga". But good work. You're keen, and that's 95% of the issues solved! I hope you get to come here some day.
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  28259. Good job mate 👏🏽👏🏽 play your favourite track (Belgium) for a week straight and believe me, it will make a huge difference learning the braking, drs etc… but very good for your first time 👍🏽
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  28260. It was so good watching your face change colour with excitement as you watched this.
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  28261. I only know it as Demolition Derby here in Aus but have never seen them go that hard?........The Brits have surprised me here!
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  28262. I love, that you love, our country as much as us! 👌✌👍🇦🇺
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  28263. Home sweet home! A city of 100 spiers! I really suggest this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awhza6bcuw4 Its a good overall history of Prague...from 880 year and around to this day!
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  28264. iwocker i will do an unlisted video for you about where i live in Australia. yes there are parks in Australia where you can have BBQ. I will email you my unlisted video.
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  28265. Someone's been busy
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  28266. Could you look at Lithuanian emergency vehicles? 🤔 There's one good video from EmergencyScandinavian.
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  28267. Both Scania and Volvo do make US style (with a bonnet) for Europe, not very common here in the UK though.
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  28268. A lot of these words aren't actually slang words they are just the words we use for certain things? This guy you watched has done some good videos or reactions but sometimes he gets things muddled up and not correct. Like Holiday this is not a slang word it's just what we call it? And an Old Mate is not just anybody it's an old friend you have known but you may not have seen them in a long time. And fuel or petrol is something you would use in certain sentences ie, I need to stop at the Servo as I'm running low on fuel. Or you could say running low on petrol, take your pick. Chemist is not a slang word it's what we call it or a pharmacy but pharmacy is rarely used. And sandals are what we call the shoe with leather straps over the top part of the foot or the toe area. Anyway love your work mate keep it coming.
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  28269. Keep 'em coming! We pronounce Skaife as in strafe. Great job on Melbourne though. Glad to hear there's plenty to come. Cheers mate!
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  28270. Yes Ian, as a couple here have already said, they are supposedly available at TARGET stores in America. Try your local store if you can't wait. Good luck
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  28271. The one and only MS is just on a whole another level than ANYONE else in the sport. People have fond memories of Senna, but the reality of it is, pretty much all of his championship wins were done with (one of) the most superior car(s) on the grid. He jumped from strong team to strong team in order to win. A true racer spirit, ready to do anything for the win and i certainly admire that. But no one has ever jumped in an ailing team and build them to such a total domination, that the FIA had basically to re-write the rulebook in order to stop that dominance.
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  28272.  @IWrocker  make sure to get some mods, i could send you some on discord if you dont mind haha
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  28273. Hi, Its not same company in US and EU. I used to work in Coca Cola in Czech republic and the company was officially called Coca Cola HBC (Hellenic bottling company) and originated in Greece. Coca Cola company (as in the US) manufactures sodas in USA and licences the branding in different regions. In the warehouse/bottling line I was working at were like 10 or 15 people from the US company. So, its licensed (just like Monster energy, Sprite, etc.) and they can even be totally, because different people different taste I guess. Other example Monster energy samples made here in Prague were always sent to US Coca cola approved lab for testing. (it was every 2 or 3 months and it was the only drink - dont ask me why) And even if they had same ingredients they would taste different because of different water - same with beer. Keep up the good work and videos!
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  28274. The other comment I wanted to mention, Adelaide, South Aussie was a freely settled state (no convicts), & we have a BIG German settler population. The Barossa Valley, Hahndorf, absolute beautiful places to visit. Love! The Adelaide Hills!!
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  28275. love mint pattie not coconut rough. great mugs
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  28276. Im renovating my home at the moment.........you gotta have your own style, make it yours.
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  28277. as someone who is half British and half German i find this very interesting.
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  28278. Please come and see us mate. We would love you to be over here
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  28279. The orange car in drive by was an FJ Holen the car after the Monaro, is either an FC or FE Holden, and the Holden Statesman Deville
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  28280. Oh, Prague, I'm there almost every summer. There's a train connecting Munich, Bavaria and Prague, Czech Republic, which is very convenient for me as I live in Bavaria, and I'm absolutely in love with Prague. Don't go there if you like arts and music! The city will make you addicted. It's crowded with tourists, I know, but if you speak a little bit of Czech (and German and English, like me), you'll discover nice clubs, pubs, theaters, and exhibitions "off the track". I've been to many places, and I like it warm, so I should be southwards bound, like to Italy or Spain, I was there, but of the hundreds of pictures I took, only one made it to my wall, and that's one of Prague. Don't ask me why. It must be magic.
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  28281. The Toyota Crown had a full chassis much like the Australian cars of the era providing the the longevity expectations of motorists. My father sold his Toyota Crown at 750000 kilometres. With not much more than regular service and a new exhaust system.
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  28282. Merry Christmas friend 🥳🥳🥳😇😇😇💝
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  28283. Possibly your best video brother, bought a tear to my eye. You are a gem Ian 👍👍👍👍👍❤
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  28284. I love it! And a little jealous…😜
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  28285. Greetings from Austria :D
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  28286. If you think V8 F1 cars are great as they pass by from a distance like this....Check out the following: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z7PqJ0oVGc (V8 going up the grid and start.......PS say goodbuye to your eardrums iWrocker)
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  28287. If you want to get updated on a lot of the cars you just have to watch 2 different YouTubers - Smee150 and Mr JWW. There's probably a few others but they are the 2 I normally watch
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  28288. G'Day Ian, once again great content and great comments. The Hardie Ferodo 500 was 500 Miles long, in 1971 Australia hadn't converted to the Metric system yet. I remember watching this commentary and race live on TV, it was Black and White because only rich families could afford a colour (note the U in colour) TV.
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  28289. I was born in 1960 but don't remember many ads from the Sixties. I became more aware of them as a teenager. Brashs in Chadstone Shopping Centre was an attraction. I remember Tarax Black Label. During the Sixties there was a kids' show called The Tarax Happy Show first hosted by Happy Hammond and later Uncle Norman and Joffa Boy, among others. Tarax was based in Victoria and was acquired by Cadbury's. It's supposed to be still around but I haven't seen it in many years. As for dress standards, I often wear a collared shirt rather than a t-shirt even if it's just to pick up groceries. I wouldn't be caught dead in public wearing track pants. If I go to a restaurant, then I dress appropriately and neatly.
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  28290. little unknow difference between basketball and netball is that netballs ring is 15in where basketball is 18in
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  28291. Now we have proof the you know how to drive a manual car and not just all talk like some people do.😁
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  28292. Shows how fast greg Murphy was took 15 years to beat it by a second
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  28293. Don't forget the "Use By or Best Before" the date we always write : day- month-year and the US write it month-day-year.
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  28294. Great video mate, and awesome to see the Aussie Mopars being repped on this channel!
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  28295. That was nice, enjoyed looking around with you all 👍
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  28296. I don't know alot about it but i do know its being going on for over 20years and there is some places in Western Australia that still do it. 👍🤠
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  28297. Ellison mansion is in Perth Western Australia
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  28298. Merry Christmas 🎅🌲Ian to you and your lovely family ill whack a Christmas tree on the beach for you😁 🎄🎊....please do a review on Norman GUNSTON 🙏 interviews in America hes a one of a kind
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  28299. I eat it every morning with a cuppa mate (coffee)
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  28300. Ford Territory was a SUV based off a Falcon chassis and is 100% Australian made and designed and arguably one of Australia's best cars made (FYI and I'm a Holden guy) Omega is a base model commodore VE and was manufactured for government/ fleet market cars including state police cars
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  28301. Thank you for this great video. Scotty got on my nerves and I eventually dropped his channel. Yes, Toyotas are great, but they're not for everyone. They're not for me. Give me a FCA or GM product and I'll be happy.
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  28302. Got a couple of roast leg lamb pieces in the oven as we speak. Bought some crusty bread, will have butter, lettuce, fall off the bone juicy lamb, torn between gravy and tangy lemon mayonnaise, slice of cheese, and I will pig out, or should I say lamb out.🤣 Cheers mate. 🇦🇺🦘
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  28303. My favourite food. Don’t care I don’t have a “refined” palate. Give me a hot pie, tomato sauce, hot chips and Bundy Ginger Beer and I’m set 👌🏻
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  28304. The older you get, the quicker time seems to pass. It's relative to your age. For a ten year old, one year is 1/10th of their entire life. Whereas for a 30 year old, one year is only 1/30th of their life.
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  28305. Made me laugh. I am Australian and I think it's amazing but I 'did' understand what was being said - when I closed my eyes and listened again. But it's never really that bad in real life. (close though - sometimes)
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  28306. Aussie Pies are awesome. Not just meat but all types of savoury goodness. The classic meat ple and sauce is always good but there are others that stand out. Down here in Tassie the Scallop Pie or Curried Scallop Pie is a worthy bite. Other favourites - Chicken and Camembert, Butter chicken, Beef and Guinness, Cauliflower and Cheese, Steak and Mushroom/or Onion/ or Cheese/ or Tomato, Bacon and Egg. .
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  28307. Good luck babe! I'm sure the Power Wagon will be good to go soon. And omfg that beard looks nicccceee!!!!! 😍
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  28308. If you get into assetto corsa, you can get your hands on the laserscanned ACC conversion of bathurst mod.
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  28309. Now, where is the extension on the house for the Tim Tam room? hahaha
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  28310. Yep, you qualify for the status of Honorary Australian. Cheers!
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  28311. Probably impossible because of copyright
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  28312. Home-made sausage rolls don't have to look perfect. Daniella you did a great job. For an easy dinner just add some chips/chuncky fries and salad 🙂
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  28313. You guys are getting more Aussie by the day! :)
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  28314. G'day Ian. Not quite the Falcon XD race car but .... Cars and Bids has a 1987 Falcon ute for no reserve auction. Fitted with a V8 and 5 speed manual trans I think. No reserve and under $9000 just now. From North Carolina. About nine hours to go Search for Falcon Ute. No pressure .. .. but
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  28315. Prayers for AUSTRALIA. The northeast coast is underwater, with extreme floods in Queensland. Northern New South Wales underwater, Lismore has been destroyed. 🙏💔
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  28316. Merry Christmas Ian & Family 🎄🥂🍾🍻. Thank you for your fantastic channel keeping us all sane during these very trying time. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺🦘🐨🍤🍻.
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  28317. That not only a flat-12, but, 5 liters, so, big for a Porsche engine.
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  28318. No, your the Best!, mate!
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  28319. How are they gonna have a Ridgeline? A Ridgeline! 🤣
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  28320. Bunnings originated in Perth, Western Australia back in 1886. There are 375 stores in total which represents 50% of all hardware sales in Australia. For some reason Head Office has managed to find it's way to Melbourne although I have no idea why. The parent company is Wesfarmers which is located in Perth. They own many other companies including Coles Supermarkets, Officeworks and Target. They own many other businesses and they are easily the single biggest employer in the country. I live in Perth and my local Bunnings store uses hotdog rolls with their sausage sizzle. Their slogan is "Bunnings has everything". Their advertising has always been slick hence the reason for their popularity.
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  28321. 🙂
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  28322. In the summer I do it with cold milk for a refreshing biscuit, i take smaller bites on the corners though.
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  28323. More areas that don't get enough attention are The Daintree, Monkey Mia, Torres Straight Islands, Limmen National Park, Southwest National Park, Kings Canyon, and The Kimberleys just to mention a few.
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  28324. Hope Dani is feeling well, and that egg trick, I mean 😲. Excellent job Pedro, yum 😋👏 👌
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  28325. 👏
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  28326. @IWrocker .. surely you go watch [HOONIGAN] KEN BLOCK'S GYMKHANA SEVEN: WILD IN THE STREETS OF LOS ANGELES .. Ken comes from a rally career and if you haven't seen his gymkhana videos you'll love what he does with all that power
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  28327. You guys rock!... keep being awesome...
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  28328. Lowe's is a clothing store including larger sizes. Mainly men's shirts, trousers, jeans, belts T shirts and hi vis shirts etc. Some ladies things too though I being single male, have paid little attention to ladies items.
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  28329. 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
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  28330. Mate...get dental cover ..you and family will need it 😝
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  28331. Yes just like the aussies Dashcam videos its really foooking greeet 😆
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  28332. So true in every way, ive been doing my family tree and also DNA done, and i did not realise how many cousins i have in the US...they are distant mainly around 5th cousin or more, but it blew me away to see how many i had, it was quite an eye opener.
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  28333. Very cool. 👍
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  28334. sounds awesome but i think the Zonda sounded better? my personal choice would be the bi-turbo Mercedes SLR V8. wow, just plain wow.
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  28335. Lamb Roast /or Chops/or Cutlets with Mint Sauce....The Best!!!
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  28336. Our chocolate is delicious 😋
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  28337. America has a lot of great products, but chocolate isn't one of them. The mass produced items have this weird taste. I've heard they use a lower amount of cocoa or something.
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  28338. 5:45 You can buy Cadbury in the US, Hersheys has the rights to the brand. it isn't as good as the Aussie Version, but it is better than any other American Chocolate.
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  28339. I'm an Aussie and never realised the nascars came over. Also great suggestion about the Gold Coast Indy races. Only went once but such a great weekend.
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  28340. I'd love to see this towed by a Porsche, Lamborghini or a Ferrari to get you to your favorite camping spot quickly :)
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  28341. Why not try nightlife in Darwin NT....a TV show Territory Cops shows what alcohol does to revellers in that hot part of Australia...funny to watch.
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  28342. Non art lovers always wonder why Bass beer rings a bell, well it's because a bottle of Bass beer with it's distinctive red triangle logo appears in a very famous painting by Manet called 'A Bar at the Folies-Bergère', It's buried in most people's sub-conscious without them realising it.
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  28343. How you find the time between this and driving for Alfa in F1 is nothing short of miraculous. 😉
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  28344. 🦃 ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  28345. I am getting an exhaust system on my 17 to
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  28346. Yeah you should get Daniela to watch one with you! He does a great chilli video. I'm sure Daniela would appreciate that one...
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  28347. Mint Slice way in front of Tim Tams.
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  28348. Damn u Ian wowww 😢
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  28349. Around 9.00 that big white "silo" was from Valmet, company from Finland. Do much paper mills equipments.
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  28350. looks like a normal scottish road lol also i would much rather have a manual than an automatic for this so i can choose my gear rather than a dodgy automatic gear box deciding i should change up a gear without knowing what the road ahead of me is like which i can see and it cant
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  28351. Car was stolen,people arrested him
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  28352. 26K 👏👏👏 I’m pretty sure I congratulated you on 25 a couple of days ago 💪 I went back to Philly in 2004 to visit family from my dads side… Only thing is we can’t get a decent Philly cheesesteak in Australia 😂
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  28353. This is one place I have actually seen in person. What might be hard to appreciate from the video is the downwards gradient. It's a bit like the corner at Laguna Seca with the huge elevation change. Very tricky corners.
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  28354. Great to see you and your family enjoying our local treats. Hope you get a chance to visit once all this Covid/lockdown stuff is over.
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  28355. Huevos de kanguro!!!
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  28356. Just a year earlier, this same guy copped a FIVE MINUTE time penalty for causing a fuel spill during a pitstop, incase you didn’t know. There is a clip on YouTube from the official Supercars channel of it
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  28357. Glad your back toyally understandable about time away. Thanks for coming back. Will definately check out the other YouTube channels
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  28358. Agreed. I've always driven straight-six beamers, but unless something drastic happens I'll just have to drive my E60 until the wheels fall off and then find another brand. The latest 3/4-series are hideous, only beaten by the i4...
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  28359. fantastic scenery guys
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  28360. Super cool video Ian, as a car nut I love this. The Holden Crewman was not a big seller, but I tip that they will become very collectable in time because of it, and are a a cool rig. Also I'm pretty sure you can import any vehicle 25 years or older into the US. When looking at older Landcruisers (diesel), condition/service records matter, but km's don't really, as they go forever if looked after. Funny that you clicked on the Rover (416) Vitesse, as I'm looking for one of those myself - these were an Australia only Rover model based on the Honda Integra, but with 4 doors, only about 1800 of them were ever sold, and they were the only Rover ever to have pop-up headlights. Although I'm looking for one in a bit better condition than that one, and am hoping one will come up in the not too distant future (missed out on one in better condition earlier this year, as I had nowhere to keep it at the time). Thanks again. Cheers from Australia.
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  28361. Hey mate, Tropical donuts could be Pineapple ,Mango or Lemon. take your pick.
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  28362. Congrats family, love watching your channel. Keep up the Aussie experience.
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  28363. This one is legit unlike drop-bears lol. Lyrebirds are crazy good mimickers
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  28364. I can see a ferris bueller moment coming.... from the 57th floor!
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  28365. hi, I love your videos, and by the way I am french, living in paris :D
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  28366. Have you ever played ATS/ETS Truck Simulater from SCS?
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  28367. The yellow are first responders with doctor and nurse.. The Motorbikes, mostly Yamaha ..If you speak spanish, we understand..
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  28368. Hello
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  28369. Woah that’s coool info. Will definitely see if we can try some here in the US, thanks! 😊
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  28370. I am from Brisbane Australia and these are the American National Parks my husband and I have been to. Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Yosemite National Park, Yellowstone, Arches, Badlands, Canyonlands, Glazier National Park, Grand Teton, Joshua Tree, Mesa Verde, Redwood.
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  28371. What's cool is that Bandai certainly used the money they get from consumers/customers who bought Gundam models & toys to make this incredible theme-park giant robot. Bandai took from fans and then they give something back to fans. Now let's see Hasbro make a giant moving Optimus Prime. It should be easier for them since OG Optimus is smaller than Gundam RX-78-2 in the video.
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  28372. alot of girls didnt have their own cars back then and things were a little more casual, you could get talking to a girl an she wouldnt have a problem jumping in for a lift. not saying they jumped straight into bed but it made meeting them less problematic. chuck in a c.b. radio, 70s chatroom, and you were set.
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  28373. 16:01 1970 ford falcon xw gtho phase ii worth half a million dollars or more.
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  28374. First!
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  28375. I saw one of these at a charitable car show this year! They're legit beasts in person!
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  28376. Good thing it didn't end up in the crowd.
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  28377. ahh the ol Goon Sack.....doubles as a pillow after you finish it
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  28378. fun fact: in ww2 during the occupation of the Netherlands the royal family fleed to Canada, and because the queen was pregnant at the time Canada quickly changed a law that made the hospital extraterritorial so that the Prinses (future queen Juliana) could be born Dutch. Later Canada played a key role in the fight to free the Netherlands form the Nazi occupation and because of this the Netherlands sends Tons of tulips to canada every year in this is also the reason for the Canadian tulip festival all the tulips at the festival are from the Netherlands
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  28379. And you can’t live stream a game, that’d earn you a copyright strike. Best you can do is stream your reaction to watching the game.
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  28380. No Crocs or snakes but, you know ... Straya 🤣
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  28381. Gotta look up Benny custom works toyota cresta. Barra engine. Been over to the USA for drag week. Great stuff
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  28382. When I got married back in 1972, we were still using Fahrenheit; 3 days before Christmas, at around 6pm, it was approximately 107 deg.
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  28383. 12:38 I might be wrong but I got the distinct feeling the emergency vehicle gently "nudged" the car that was blocking its way. As it seems to be Paris It wouldn't surprise me as I've always have been told the way to identify a Parisian car; it is full of scrapes and dents.
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  28384. Kimi is a legend!! F1 was more like a hobby for him. (his own words)
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  28385. I was in San Diego a long time ago, around 2001 i think and I took the bus quite often to get around, because I was a poor european student and only there for a week, no car rental... I must say the bus in San Diego was pretty good, at least in 2001.
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  28386. Thank you Ian for showing part of the GC600 back when the Indy car series was on all the drivers loved it here on the Gold Coast they all said it was a great track to race on along with the great weather and the fantastic beaches. The track was a lot longer and more challenging for the drivers, going to Indy was something I looked forward to every year the roar of the cars screaming past you, and in the early days before the V8 super cars got their own place in the pit lane with the Indy cars the V8's were in a vacant block of land and you could walk past each race team and see the cars being loaded up in the trailers. And something I always enjoyed was the Roulettes the Royal Australian Air Force's formation aerobatic display team. They came each year flying past the buildings it was a great four day event.
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  28387. Nice Pool Room 😎
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  28388. #Straya 🇦🇺🍺🍫 ....... ohh also... ..... glad you can finally experience an Ozzie fav the TIM TAM MILO SLAM
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  28389. Metallica 🤘🤘
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  28390. This looks bad aaaaazzzz I want a viper ev
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  28391. Fyi, those Americans protesting in NY aren’t supporting Australians, they’re supporting anti-vaxxers and they’re doing it based on fake news by your far right media that we’re all getting locked up in covid camps and beaten by police on the streets if we don’t get vaccinated. We have outbreaks, we have annoying restrictions, but we’re mostly doing fine and importantly we’re preventing large numbers of deaths. Please, if you’re an American who believes that we are in a civil war or losing all our freedoms, have a look at a different news source and speak to an actual Australian about it. We’re ok, I promise.
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  28392. Ian. The spotlights are mounted on European police cars as well. They are built in. In the Dutch police cars they're built into the rooftop lighting unit.
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  28393. I got one for you, try Fruchocs, you can only get them from South Australia. Crushed dry fruit balls covered in chocolate!
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  28394. Well about that Beatles story. It's not all wrong, they got deported and the reason was somehow the lighted condom. But there was no law against lighting condoms. What Paul McCartney and Pete Best nailed that condom onto a wall before lighting it and almost set the whole building on fire that way. This was seen as arson which in deed was prohibited.
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  28395. Who doesn’t like a quickie? 👍🏻
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  28396. Hello thanks for your vidéo always a pleasure to Watch and im french truck driver who live in Canada now so i drove european and US truck. For me i miss the maneuverability of cabover but i like the look and the comfort of my w900 and the place we have in thé long nose in the sleeper is amazing. Like you say the two are adapted for the use we have to do. Have à Nice day 🤘🏻
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  28397. Hi Ian love all your videos,hope you and the family are having a great time wherever you are🤔
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  28398. Everyone forgets that back in the sixties and seventies there used to two "Bathurst" during the year, October for cars and Easter for the bikes. The Australian M/C GP and super bikes used to be run at Bathurst but it lost it's license in the seventies being a street circuit, bit like the Isle of Man TT races, t'was deemed to deemed to dangerous. Ahh to hear those big 750cc two strokes screaming down the hill was unbelievable.
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  28399. Yes, they're turning the engine over with compressed air so it will fire; even in those days, F1 cars didn't want to carry the dead weight of a starter motor! Carburettored? How dare you! 😁 Nope, by the end of the 1960s, basically all F1 cars had fuel injection, and most of these cars are from the 70's. And FWIW, no pushrods here either: DOHC had been the norm since the late 1950s at least. The Cosworth DFV was basically the standard engine of Formula 1 from 1968 through to the first turbo championship in 1983. Its flatplane crankshaft gave it such a distinct howl, I love it. If you want a quick way to learn the different eras of F1, Martin Brundle did a test drive in a car from each decade about 10 years ago, which is worth a watch. Failing that, just look up the ad Shell did with Ferrari about the same time. The way the engine note rises through the ad says a lot!
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  28400. Australia Day marks the landing of the First Fleet of convicts from Britain landing in Australia on the 26th of January 1788, the beginning of the first colony in Botany Bay ( in Sydney, NSW). It's considered the beginning of 'Australia' in relation the British concept of it at the time. It of course meant the beginning of the invasion for the indigenous Aborigines. It's not the same as the 4th of July in America as that is the for the date marking independence from Britain. Australia is still a part of the Commonwealth. That being said, Australia governs itself.
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  28401.  @HuiPuh  Yeah... truly, the only difference between boys and men is the size. Isn't that beautiful
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  28402. Even in a disaster we can still have a laugh she was here reporting on the 2020 fires. A song and clip you may like- Icehouse- Great southern Land ("Young Einstein" Video clip. we think you will enjoy. Cheers mate.
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  28403. ian back in the day when i was a cop . i yelled out to a guy hey u come over here, he said . who me. i said yes u , from that day on we named em whomies its the aussie way, 25 years on its still used
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  28404. The second vid they were moving a section of the windturbine tower, and they likely had to take that route because it was the only place they could fit through. What I would have loved to see is how they moved the housing, because they are normally even wider and taller than the tower sections.
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  28405. Your response to Vegemite being added with something is basically the reaction of every Australian when a new thing comes out. I like this & I like Vegemite, but together..
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  28406. Anyone that has owned a GM truck in the past, knew exactly what it was when you saw the peeling headliner lol
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  28407. Hope you’re well, lan. Cheers from Yarrawonga, Australia!! 👍🏼
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  28408. on the steering wheel, the left button is for the rocket launch and the right botton is fo the 50 calibre machine gun. Cars from the cold war days. or both could be the horn, i'm old and forget, have not had an EH for 42 years and that was only for a week.
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  28409. Those are nice vans, and yeah, they got some snot if you put the hammer down! Unfortunately , your truck has probably been ready now for 5 days, there just out having fun with it! And having a laugh doing it while your in your family van they gave you 🤣🤣🍻👊🏻
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  28410. welcome to the iwrocker weather channel. forecast is a merry christmas.🎅🎄🎉
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  28411. The plaid seats are something a lot of German cars have had. Many classic VW’s and Porsches have had them. You can still have the plaid covered seats on 911’s today
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  28412. You can also look at some tanks from the Czechia, for example: T72M4CZ, T55AM2, Hetzer, or Pz38(t). Or even better, look at Czech planes. L-39NG, L-159 ALCA, L-39 ZA Albatros, or L-29 Delfín
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  28413. Damn. That sound is beyond realistic. What a beast of a car 💪🏼
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  28414. Hallo IWrocker, if you want to have a intresting comparison between us and europe then choose New Year's Eve and then choose the Netherlands, ist like one day of war zone on the streets and in the country, small children walking with fireworks and don't forget the carbit shooting. You will be really shocked!
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  28415. I had a Pinzgauer , a 710K K = Kastenwagen = hardtop like this one. They are offroad better than an Unimog from the same year. In the beginning it's very strange to sit on top off the front axle. They are great fun, but also very rare. Spare parts are expansive.
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  28416. The Citroen BX 4TC is certainly the most comfortable Group B rally car. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpXOkc1Lin4 The Citroen SM must also have made a very comfortable rally car but that car with the Maserati V6 in general deserves a reaction video here.
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  28417. Here in italy Trams have always the right of way,
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  28418. That halal snack pack looks good, may have one for dinner tonight!
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  28419. I work as an event co ordinator. And in Australia we have a huuuuge kiwi culture. I've seen this done at all these weddings. And to this day I still cry. It's so powerful. And yea. Words can't describe it. My father is maori. But I've never met his family. Regardless though of your culture this is beautiful when you see it done. There's so much love involved. I'm proud to say I still know. The words and the dance and stand with them when they do it. Sign of pride for my sister countty
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  28420. Birthday greetings from Frankston, Oz !
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  28421. I didn't make it far, the pixar lamp one at the start got me
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  28422. Scotty filled my car up with fuel as dick Johnson stood next to me and asked me about my car. All at a random shell servo. Amazing experience
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  28423. Hi Ian, The purple flower tree might be Bougainvillea 'Moneth'.
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  28424. if i was a squillionare i would have to design everything, but like, i would give a basic thing and get an engeneer to actually design the thing but like to my requirements on the spaces i want, mainly like you said i would have a warehouse for cars and bikes with a house attached lol
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  28425. Well done Daniella & Ian, they look awesome. I would have added a little bit of rosemary. Fennel & rosemary are like peas & carrots they just go together. You can also do an Aussie, Mexican sausage roll. By adding Mexican spices to the sausage roll (Chilli, coriander, allspice, cloves, thyme, Mexican oregano, Mexican cinnamon (ceylon) & cumin). With the sausage rolls try, a cut down the centre & add mushy peas, yummy as.
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  28426. Most adorable video on your channel… Congratulations to you all 🥰 Emma is gonna be a great older sister!!!
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  28427. Awww congratulations guys! She’s so adorable! ❤
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  28428. btw these cars are road legal
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  28429. Your light switch is massive Ian. 😂
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  28430. Milo Beach. Love it
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  28431. In Australia we pronounce Celica as Celeeca
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  28432. My favourite concept car which Holden should have made was the 2008 Holden Coupe 60 I saw this thing at the motor show and it looks beast 6.0L LS2 V8 AFM, RWD, 6speed manual
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  28433. Excellent one, Ian.
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  28434. HQ Monaros were a dime a dozen by 1980. Although they had a nice body design they handled like a wet sponge, had lousy small brakes, and weren't that fast. Probably about 16sec for a 1/4 mile. Amazing how time clouds people's memories about how they really were.
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  28435. Greeting from Austria here, i am going to ski tomorrow actually. If you ever have spare time, come and visit us :)
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  28436. stock car racing in nz is way different to stock cars in the US check out nz stock car teams champs its brutel
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  28437. Weather in czech republic is of intermediate climate. Western part is influenced by oceans and sea winds bringing rain while eastern parts are of pure continental climate. Tho we are not THAT rainy as one may imagine because our natural border is just all-mountains blocking a lot of rain. Temperatures range from some -15 °C in winter to some 30-35 °C Summer with averages sitting around 0 to -5 Winter and 25-30 Summer.
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  28438. I would have liked to see the looks on the firemen as they got their surprise, it's a pity you couldn't sneak it in at the end or another video.
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  28439. An amazing product out of the US no one talks about is 'Aerogel'.... 99% air, contained in a lattice of manufactured almost invisible cells. The best insulator, thin, transparent (or several opaque colors) and comes in different sized sheets etc., but it can be expensive. Wiith power bills on the rise it would be cheaper than double glazing the every window, and you can insulate the ceilings/inner walls if need be as well. It is also none- flammable... great for those that live in wildfire prone areas. Because you can also add it to outside walls or wherever. Why mention it? Because it is such an incredible American innovation that should be in use everywhere. Unfortunately it ain't.
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  28440. Yeah, the Quattros opened a whole new chapter in race driving. Not to the appreciation of their competitors. Look how they rocked Rally driving in the 70s.
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  28441. These milk/milkshake vending machines have been gaining lots of traction the last 10 years in the UK and over lock down they got really popular
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  28442. Hey
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  28443. Looking forward to the vlog series of you and your family moving out here :')
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  28444. I love the roar of the wagon when it tackles the obstacles. The proportions of the truck look perfect with those size tires and lift. I was also surprised and impressed by that little Cherokee Trailhawk. It just glided across the mud while the trucks were getting stuck. Must be the super light weight.
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  28445. I have seen rally live once in Sweden and if was 100times more hectic than watching on the screen. Soo fast. I recommend you go one time, you will not regret it.👍😊
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  28446. The welcome nugget was found in Ballarat Vic (my home town ) in 1858 and weighed just under 69 kg ,the 2nd largest found in Aus . A replica was mounted on a memorial right next to the public shithouses in Albert st ,so close it looked part of the building , it is just off the Sturt st which is the main st . The monument is still there minus the replica and the shithouse has been replaced by a council parent and child support centre
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  28447. Seen it done on 70 model cars in Australia 🇦🇺 it's alot in the tuning
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  28448. chips was also not really touched on either crisp= chip fries = chip Dorito = chip twistys = chip basically if it comes in a small bag as a snack or fried potato its a chip unless its specifically a biscuit or something.
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  28449. G'day Ian, I'm not sure if you know the story, but this is always worth a mention. Peter Brock's race cars were always an advertisement for road safety in Aus. Our legal BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) is 0.05%. When it came into law, Brocky put 05 on his cars. It was such an institution in ATC racing that it took the FIA to get him to take it off. Even then, the TV commentators didn't accept it. Anyhow, keep up the Brocky vids - not everyone was/is a Brocky fan, but we all miss him. Thanks.
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  28450. Everyone flies off the track their first time through the chase. The trouble is when I did it I was in my parents VN Holden Commodore about 15 minutes after i got my license!
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  28451. Wow! I had no idea they were different!! I'd love to try Mexican Coke :)
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  28452. australia is similar to ireland because a lot of the convicts were irish. 30% of people living in australia right now weren't born in australia.
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  28453. I suggested this video some time ago, glad you found it! Definitely one of the best and most interesting ambulance ride video I've ever seen.
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  28454. I thought the same Ian I was thinking that they could make a tv series or movie because I would watch it for sure if that short video is anything to go by
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  28455. Yasssssssssss Promite, freaking love promite.
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  28456. Congrats Ian! And congrats to your lovely family. You really are a fair dinkum bloke.
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  28457. Wel done sir. I’m European and we got the same right and wrong answers😂
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  28458. Greetings from Auckland New Zealand
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  28459. Still loving the content, mate. Check out the super truck race category that was a support category at the V8 supercars. You should find it enjoyable. Stay safe, mate.
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  28460. Sadly all 275 units are already sold… Bad luck Ian 😢🤣
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  28461. The SA plate with the S at the start is the current standard plate.
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  28462. My New Zealand friend (middle aged female, very blonde/white hair) went to Mexico. She got ordered off a bus in the middle of nowhere, luckily didn't get killed or raped, and had to walk innumerable miles to some small town without her handbag, hat or passport with very poor skills in the local language. By all means, let us go to Mexico. No thank you. P.S. she got robbed, in case that wasn't clear.
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  28463. Newcastle Knights are a Rugby league team in the NRL Ian 👍🍻
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  28464. Oh hell yeah welcome to the rabbit hole of the Sim world, I'm stoked that you went with MOZA great company with an awesome community. You need to look at how to get content manager in assetto Corsa then you will have an almost unlimited range of vehicles and track/maps there has just been a release of the GEN 3 SUPERCARS that you can take around the mountain. If your really keen for a great experience look into VR.
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  28465. Your enthusiasm is as always contagious! Here I am proud being Austrian and if I won the lottery I would put one of those things right before your house - it is a promise!
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  28466. It is really common to put vegemite and cheese together. At school, kids would have a Vegemite and cheese sandwich for lunch.
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  28467. Please do a video of asking americans about Aus, I'd be interested in watching that
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  28468. I'm from Western Australia and I love my state but check out Rottnest Island and see how friendly the quokkas are nicknamed happiest animal in the world
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  28469. Small correction guys, Koala are not actually a bear. Common mistake. they are a arboreal native marsupial
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  28470. Minute and a half in race fuel flames after a massive impact... speaks volumes for race suit and the crash structure. Truly a legend
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  28471. Kia Ora Another excellent video keep up the work👍👍🇳🇿🇳🇿
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  28472. I think you will find that Bathurst is a bit like The Melbourne Cup. There are many people who are car racing fans for just one day, like there are many who only only ever take interest in horse racing on Melbourne Cup day and only for the one race. From when I was a child, when it was the Hardie Ferodo 500, Bathurst was a ritual. I never watched any other racing, but Bathurst was a must. We would all gather early for bacon and eggs with Dad and my siblings, get a comfy possy for the day, and gather the snacks, watching from the first minutes of the broadcast until the final flag and the presentations. You will find many people in the same boat. It was far more epic years ago when there were more classes of vehicles and we would hear the back story of some struggling underdog who was doing really well in their class, cheering for tiny minis and obvious paddock bombs. You were either team Holden or team Ford. I was madly in lust with Colin Bond, so the 1:2 finish in 1977 had me equally elated and furious that Bond gave up his obvious chance to win, to allow his teammate to take out the iconic win. What a true racing spectacle that was though. I then moved on to be a Dick Johnson’s fan, cheering him on though one unlucky year after another, and cheering him on to 3 wins. As a Ford fanatic, clearly we were anti Brock. It’s still a ritual, but nowhere near as exciting, and “the race” will be on in the background while we are going about our day. I miss the old days.
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  28473. Nice video! ... as always. 👍 Many of the aesthetic points are down to what you're used to. For instance: People here in Germany sometimes mount American style bumbers and stuff to their cars, so they're allowed to use a shorter version of the EU license plate, which exists to be used on American cars which don't have the space for the standard EU one. And I'm pretty sure it's not because the shorter license plate looks better per se, but because it's something out of the ordinary.
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  28474. I live close to Woolmers, lovely old place.
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  28475. Firstly, every time he called the Toyota a truck I wanted to slap him lol secondly I use to be a Roo shooter and my job was off roading sun down to sun up every day. I do miss it. Mine was a custom rig Toyota Hilux, wanted a cruiser but didn't have the cash for that starting a new business. Have some scary stories, now funny ones.
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  28476. God jul och gott nytt år!
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  28477. The Tim Tam claims yet another victim. R.I.P
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  28478. Happy birthday mate :)
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  28479. Your whole Fam is Loved by Many of us down here... Not because you guys like us but because you guys are LIKE us.... I'm pretty sure there's a shit load of proud Uncle's 'n Aunties down here who will Always be Thinking of your(Our) Little One. Much Aussie Love
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  28480. Ian, another awesome effort my man!!! i am pretty sure this Driver 61 guy is Scott Mansell..The son of 1992 World F1 champion Nigel Mansell.
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  28481. I think more of the upcoming WRC rally starting May 11... 😆
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  28482. Ian, on a serious note, so many channels get shut down with no explanation. Could you have a second channel or set up another channel source & make sure you're on twitter to continue communication? Enjoying your vids & hope to see you & your fam one day in Oz.
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  28483. Im too awkward to be so open with strangers hahaha so good on you guys!
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  28484. Also react to UK undercover cars in action...you'll see range rovers,jaguar etc
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  28485. Two of those birds were a Cockatoo and a rainbow lorikeet. I get them in my front and back yards as they are free and fly in packs. The creature in the tree was a ring tail possum (a bit different than the USA) and the chunky creature scratching was a wombat. The cassowary is a dangerous bird, just look at it's toes. Jurassic park and the the velociraptor is close.
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  28486. Yes we did, I had a very rare four speed manual Fairmont 302 v8 XC wagon with the multi function tail gate. Loved that car, but I put it on its roof. Still breaks my heart.
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  28487. Check out the Aussiecar series They're just as bad ass
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  28488. I don't think this woman's video is accurate. Now, really the only thing I thought was that Hollywood would be a nice place really. But other then that, I don't really think it was that accurate of a representation. I think, the better thing would've been to just walk around in different cities and ask people randomly about what they think about America Edit: The glorification of prom, that I thought it would've been much more important. I knew it was waaayyyy over exaggerated but I still would've thought it'd be more important.
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  28489. That right turn from left turn only sign is a Melbourne thing to avoid turning right into the path of a tram, and even then it’s really only in the CBD and I think maybe three intersections in South Melbourne. It’s the famous, or maybe infamous Melbourne hook turn and really it sounds crazier than it is. Before I moved here I thought hook turns would be tricky but after doing a couple they soon became second nature. People, probably visitors, do still get it wrong sometimes and crash into trams though. You might want to do a video on it if you haven’t already.
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  28490.  @SosaKinkos  You guys are so close-minded lol. Racing and Rallying are two extremely different disciplines that require a whole different set of skills. WRC drivers and F1 drivers are the best drivers in the world but in other ways. Ogier or Rovanpera would never win an F1 race the same way Hamilton or Verstappen could never win a WRC stage
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  28491. I love watching BTCC. They race hard! Reminds me of the 2.0L touring car era we had in Oz. The variety is awsome, which we are definitely lacking in Supercars.
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  28492. hilarious tbh well done aussies congrats and enjoy guys lmao
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  28493. The corks on the hat are to keep the flies away!
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  28494. The meat pie deserved a higher ranking - its possible that you just need to try a fresh Aussie bakery steak and pepper pie with sauce, I’m not sure how you got the ones you did but yeh, I can accept everything on this list but the pie 😂 🤣
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  28495. Kind of shows how desperate fords were to beat Holden 😆😉
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  28496. Semi: US says sem-eye, Oz says Sem-ee. Cools stuff Ian :)
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  28497. It shows the speed in the original video, Ian just cropped the video window too much and hid it.
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  28498. Hi Ian. Thanks a lot bringing this gem. It is perfect to long hauls, though missing a row of 3 floor pallet spaces. I drove a Scania day cab hook lift. It had a bolstered flip down bench. Size xxxs (45 cm x 205 cm) just enough to squeeze in, behind the forward tilted backrest. Good for the lunch time rest. Cozy accumulated heat from engine warms cabin. King Of The Road, that Scania.
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  28499. It's a Flanders red ale matured in oak, shame it's so expensive in the U.S. Your description was basic but on point, enjoy.
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  28500. the Man in your ear in this game i believe, is 2003 WRC champion co driver Phil Mills (co driver to Petter Solberg)
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  28501. Brilliant 🤣 you should check the XXXX ads from the 80s and early 90s 👍🏻
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  28502. Love your videos dude, keep up the great work!
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  28503. Congratulations to yourself, Daniella, Pedro and the kids. They’re a huge part of the loving community you’ve created. Just wanted to shout out to them as well. Keep on IWrockin’, bro. Love kickin back and watching your content.
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  28504. The gearboxes in Volvo and Scania are indeed manual gearboxes. Simply explained, the cover of the gearbox has been replaced with solenoid valves that handle the shifting together with a computer. Volvo calls its gearbox I-Shift and Scania calls its gearbox Opticruse.
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  28505. Thuren or Carli would be the only two that I'd trust. I have the Thuren snubbers up front and they are awesome. Soft and progressive. I've kicked around the idea of a lift, but with the Front Runner rack on my shell with the two solar panels, I'm worried about getting into parking garages. And here in Phx. shade is gold. I might be demoing some new Goodyear Wranglers for our company soon. One of the SVP's came to talk to me last week and wanted to know if I was interested in trying them. Plus he said we've got to change those wheels. ;-) I'm looking at some Method Racing Vex rims in gray. Fake beadlocks.
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  28506. When you were doing the rain forecast you sounded like a weatherman 😂😂 "We got a system over here hopefully it will miss, but we might see it move over later In the day"
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  28507. Visy - Dick Pratt was for a while Australias richest person. Not bad for a cardboard box factory. He started his north American wing in New York but had trouble there. At the time the refuse industry was ran by the Mafia and his business was sabotaged and burnt down several times. Good thing he had connections and money and showed them theres a new Sheriff in town.
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  28508. only thing i know from Michigan is Eminem
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  28509. 308, Holden v8. The best days of racing
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  28510. Our local track when we we kids was Gilgandra Speedway. We used to go there several times a year, and we'd usually see a programme of Division 1, Division 3, Fender Benders and Street Stockers (no idea what any of those categories were, I wasn't a car person back then). One year they had a demolition derby, which was... okay, but didn't really live up to the hype. Another year though, they hosted the NSW championship race for Division 1, which was awesome because the guy running 2nd caused an accident and was sent to the back of the line as punishment. By the end of the race, he was back in 2nd place. A great drive that was awesome to watch, and our grandma (who'd joined us on that trip for some godforsaken reason!) went home shaking. Good times, it's probably why I have a soft spot for NASCAR today.
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  28511. Hi, you should throw an eye on TVR CERBERA SPEED 12 if you got 5 minuts to lose, well it will be no lost of time indeed 😎 Cheers from Perpignan south of france
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  28512. Funny thing is that when I'm in the US I avoid Walmart. I don't like their business practices and there are plenty of better alternatives. But when in Costa Rica, I love Walmart. They have a secure parking lot that I'm not worried about getting my car broken into (sadly has happened to me twice while parked in Costa Rica). And the store is cleaner and more orderly than nearly all the local chains.
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  28513. She seems like a really nice gal...congratulations to you both!! Tom
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  28514. Same in New Zealand. Anything considered a weapon by design is illegal (firearms can be owned with a licence). Only the police can carry firearms and Pepper spray. Even those big knives are illegal. Pocket knives and multitools are ok though. If you do get to travel to Aussie or NZ, leave that stuff at home.
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  28515. Lake McKenzie is a beautiful lake. We holiday there every year and in 3 weeks time, I’ll be there. If you ever make it to Australia, I highly recommend Fraser Island. It’s now called by its aboriginal name K’gari pronounced "gurri”
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  28516. Very cool boots!
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  28517. I think Nevera means disbelife. Very fitting!
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  28518. Hey IWrocker family another way i know might not be your ideal way but again within cream - smash a Tim Tam's of your choice put in a pan on low heat and melt so chocolate and cream centre melt then add to top of ice cream 🍦
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  28519. You can be as confident as you want, in what ever car you want, on the Nürburgring you need one thing first and foremost: track knowledge. Knowing every turn and bump, of the many there are. And that guy at the beginning did that. If you ever come to Germany, and to the Nürburgring, you better take it easy. Yes, rental cars have good insurance, but still... :)
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  28520. Russian dashcam video's will scare the poop right out of you. You should do some reaction videos of them, I think it would be a hit for your channel.
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  28521. Steering wheel: for ETS/ATS any wheels will do as long as it has 900° rotation. Thrustmaster and Logitech are the leading affordable brands. Good luck Ian. Can't wait for the live stream. I started on Twitch playing this very game!
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  28522. I thought that somebody sent you an Unimog
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  28523. didn't know this video. that porsche got off in a serious way. wondering what happend. seems he was breaking too late and the wheels locked up. damn. speaking of porsche. since you have seen this amazing video from belgium. maybe you want to check out some onboard action in a gt3. there are several videos of ruben zeltner that a great. imo one of the best ist called "WRC ADAC Rallye Deutschland 2012/ Onbord / Ruben Zeltner Porsche 911 GT3 RS / WP 4 Mittelmosel" - those onboards in those stages at the german vineyards are always impressing.
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  28524. I knew about it that's about all, my opinion is stuff like this is shocking and we didn't need it then and we don't need it now, if we really need to fight a war let's just do it with guns and a good old punch on, other than that i am for world peace. 👊🤠
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  28525. I have to say, how stupid is the law that you cannot import a car into the US until it's 25 yrs old ? I'll bet that Ford, GM and Chrysler had a lot to do with that law.
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  28526. 12:04 by the look of the side walk, or the type of bricks used for the house, or the lack of a fence this is definitely in USA and not Europe.
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  28527. Falcon phase 3 GT HO 1,000,000 plus only 300 made 1971.
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  28528. what did i just watched LOL
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  28529. Hi Ian! You should try Jarno Trulli pole lap monaco 2004. As an old F1 fan it’s one of the best lap ever to me.
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  28530. Good to see the whole fam
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  28531. The little thing before the Charger was a Mazda RX2 with a bridgeport engine i think. The Phillip Island Circuit is where they run the Australian round of MotoGP
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  28532. Get the Barbie going. Throw a few snags on. Get into the beers. Have a great Bathurst day.
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  28533. wow how many tim tams do you have now ? lol
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  28534. Turkish delight will change your life! 😋😛
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  28535. Being that I'm in the US now, I really miss Fish Cocktails. Tim Tams are available here in the US at supermarkets.
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  28536. Shattered you missed Uruguay... 😐 But you did pretty well mate!
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  28537. Chrysler's Valiant 225 slant 6 kicked off the power wars between Australia's "Big3" car manufacturers, and was the first local Bathurst entrant with a V8. Competition would lead to the development of such classic Australian muscle cars as the, R/T Charger, GTHO Falcon, and the A9X, SLR5000 Toranas.
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  28538. gotta dig equal length headers on a scooby doo when its being smashed. Sounds poo under like 4k rpm but after that, perfect :D
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  28539. Those coloured birds are Rosella's... Next time you eat a Bikky, look at the Arnotts Logo.
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  28540. If the Cargolifter company hadn't gone bankrupt, such transports would have been child's play.
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  28541. Merry Christmas from Finland to You and Your family
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  28542. Congratulations!
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  28543. Great video and amazing quality too!
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  28544. Congratulations to you and your beloved ones! Hoping for many, many more videos to come. Greetings from Germany!
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  28545. Love the content keep it up
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  28546. Seen this video numerous times and it still puts me on the edge of my seat, perkins is a legend in the craft of motorsports.
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  28547. Don't say no to a warm beer. I was in Poland and was served a "hot" beer for the first time. We had been walking the mountain ridge in Zakopane and came down the mountain. It was a cold day. So one of their specialities was a heated beer, blended with some sweet marmalade, jam or honey. This took away the bitterness from the hot/warm beer. And it was good. Perfekt after hiking in the mountains on a cold drizzling day.
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  28548. Great vid. Melbourne hook turns are a challenge to anyone not born to them. Sorry to say I'm unable to give you a second like.
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  28549. Good seeing someone who is appreciating the idea that Australia can claim the invention of so many world known products and services BUT, as an Australian, it's REALLY sad when you know that in their time SO many of these inventors had to go out of country to get ANY backing, worse when successful inventions made so many 'middle men' rich while leaving the man or woman who came up with the idea barely scratching out a living. So much stolen intellectual property back in the years when communicating between different countries took weeks or months. Let alone the impossible nature of fighting a legal battle for patent rights from the other side of the planet.
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  28550. Bad ass truck.
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  28551. The Multicar has a 2t carry capacity so it's a pretty capable truck.
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  28552. Dude, out of the park, again.Senior Ronaldinho was the Bee's Knees,he was worthy of adoration, his skills were akin to Godlike,he was, always and I feel always will be The Greatest of all time, richly deserved title, there are others similar to him, but none I believe as consistently good, day in day out,he is a truly passioned player of foot ball, only one international yellow card, also very fair
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  28553. G'day Ian, you were just about right with the pronunciation of Bouddi national Park, just think dead ghost - "boo" "die" but say it kinda quick... I live about 15/20 minutes away from the Park...the whole of the central coast is just a beautiful place to see and live, we moved up here in 1966/7, and wouldn't want to be any other place... ;)
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  28554. Merry Christmas from the Czech Republic!😊
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  28555. This was awesome, love your work mate.
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  28556. Bought the latest Vanquish rc truck kit a month ago... you would pay 500 with free shipping, I had to pay 940 aud delivered... almost 200 just in shipping. Cheers Ian 👍
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  28557. Mate I'll link the best police interview ever in Australia, trust me it's fucking GOLD
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  28558. Congrats guys, you deserve this so much. Such a great vibe watching your vids.
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  28559. This is a bit trippy. I watched this exact video a few days and when you uploaded this, I thought, "did I recommend this video?" But I don't think I did. Agro was awesome.
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  28560. G'day mate, all the best to you and the family from Sydney's beautiful Northern beaches. love everything you guys do and finally thought I may be early enough in the comments for you to bother reading this. Hope to catch you for a Coopers Green when you guys get down here. all the best mate
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  28561. There was another truck made in Czechia: LIAZ. Perhaps not so cool as Tatra but also interesting. Here is a short video from the LIAZ owners gathering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDuPl3Tsp0k
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  28562. they look so good as an Australian i approve
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  28563. Nice👍👍👍
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  28564. Something else of interest for you ... another kiwi legend...Trevor Crowe in his V8 Toyota Starlet https://youtu.be/go6_R34cuc8
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  28565. Yeah funny as 😃🤣😂 Another one is "NOT HAPPY JAN" it the yellow pages ad. 😃🤣😂 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  28566. Milo on vanilla ice cream is my favourite way to eat milo . 🥰
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  28567. Well, if you would ask 10 germans about a Top10-List of their favourite beers the list would vary drastically. But all of them would agree that the beers on this list are mainly there out of "visibility-reasons" and not out of the level of craftmanship, taste or quality. These beers may have the biggest sales numbers in terms of exporting it to other countries. But there are Duzends (or even hundreds) of beers within the czech republic, germany and belgium (please don't mention english beer at all) which easily beat those listed beers. And please don't consider this grapefruit-beer mix as beer at all. (Like you wouldn't consider to put on a Whiskey-Cola-Longdring on a top-tier list of single-malts.^^)
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  28568. YEWWWWW!! Onya mate!
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  28569. G'day my man, I have a suggestion for you for a reaction. It's the world's best guitarist Tommy Emmanuel he's from Australia. Have a look at classical gas I can guarantee you will enjoy
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  28570. When I was a child, and until about 25 years ago, I think, Peanut Butter was called Peanut Paste here. I still say paste, lol.
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  28571. Between you and Nathan you have helped convince me this is my dream truck
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  28572. I buy the Milo in the can from the bp servo. Been there for years 🤷‍♂️
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  28573. I love it that you can say "Cairns", its my home and an amazing place to live.
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  28574. i know you like the older style cars check out the king of the mountain Peter Brocks win in his XU1 Torana , carbies not injection
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  28575. If you want to see some cool utes, look more so into the HSV or FPV versions. Though, the best ones are clearly the FPV ones, as they had turbo barra 6's and Ford Boss V8's.
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  28576. In the past we used to have more ambulances based on large station wagons like the Citroën XM ambulance in this video. Here in the Netherlands the most common car used during the 1970s and 80s was the Mercedes W123 and later W124 models. Some stations used the American style emergency vehicle based on a Chevy van. They were white with a red or orange band. style In the Netherlands these days the Mercedes sprinter is the most common ambulance, and ambulances are yellow to make them easy distinguishable in traffic and from other emergency vehicles. (police white whit red/blue striping, fire brigade always red and ambulances always yellow)
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  28577. Put the Milo on the ice cream mate
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  28578. Thanks bro! No skyscrapers, pls! I would like to maintain the unique character which we have in Europe, History! Old city centers, no cars allowed. Like Paris and Frankfurt am Main have both maintained the historic areas and some nature despite the hectic down town, If you need space and nature , pls move to Finland😍😍🤩🤩😁😁
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  28579. I remember way back when Scania and Volvo tried to merge their truck departments. Ofc it wasn't allowed, but I wonder what we would see if that had happened 😮
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  28580. Hopefully someone could start a crowd fund to bring you and your family to Australia for a holiday ,bow that would make a good video
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  28581. Maby its time for you to have a look at some excavators equiped with a rotortilt so they can spinn the bucket 360°, here in Sweden most of the excavators have a rotortilt with a quick connection for the bucket. You will think Usa is a 3rd world country after you have seen some modern equipment 😂
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  28582. You need to check some Kamaz trucks vids. The bests out there They basically win every Dakar
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  28583. Novel fact: the DB on Aston Martin cars relates to David Brown who made David Brown tractors.
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  28584. Looks like you're gonna need a bigger cave 😂 LOL
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  28585. Hi Ian do u have an email address? I have package which been on it's way for some time. My tracking app says waiting for collection? Just want to make sure it reaches you
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  28586. You yakked for5 minutes to show a 18sec vid c'mon mate.
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  28587. Ř is for noobs. Ô is for real pro.😎 A než sa stihne nejaký čech uraziť, poviem len toľko že to nemyslím osobne, ale len ako vtip. (Povedzte si úprimne že vy by ste také niečo nepovedali... teda keby ste to vedeli povedať 😆)
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  28588. Karajini NP is certainly worth a look (Pilbara, W.A.).
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  28589. Lapped everyone up to position 10, and set a fastest lap on the last lap, WITH TRAFFIC!!
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  28590. y. I love this vid mate. So glad you are getting some much deserved recognition. I had a Beetle many years ago, built the engine from old Formula Vee parts. The body was free but without a motor. It did have a current registration label on the windshield though. Oh man, I would need my own video channel to share all the stories about that car. I have a childhood friend who lives in Darwin, every time we speak he reminds me of the shit we got up to in it. I even outran a cop car in it- up a hill no less. Keep nailing em down buddy.
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  28591. I think if you wanna see really "cool" Vending Machines you have to look up what Japan has to offer. Hot Pizza and Burger, Ice Cream basically everything you want.
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  28592. VK 5.0 Calais is my dream car. Always has been.
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  28593. Nah in the 70s we had tiny shorts, mine tied up on the side lol
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  28594. Most of these are not ‘slang’ they are correct English words.
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  28595. Coming from an: aussie It's also nice with regular sliced cheese. Probably regular american cheese would be fine (wouldn't go straight cheddar though) Also I highly recommend trying with an equal amount of honey, it gives it a real unique tangy flavour. Huge props for trying it out the right way :-)
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  28596. Try Japanese Orion beer from Okinawa. They say Hana Hana instead of cheers. Hana means flower and when the glasses touch each other in the middle it "looks" like a flower :D
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  28597. Wow it looks so beautiful there !
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  28598. Man I always love Porsche on rally, GT3 are best. Their sound is perfect .
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  28599. Go hunting and camping, wake up in the morning with your cup of joe and vegemite.
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  28600. I didn't see any funnel-webs, so not too bad.
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  28601. Watched that same video yesty. Check out the Aussie race cars at Bathurst on the racing volt channel mate. Both have some awesome content
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  28602. Hahaha no water in the toilet, I love it. We don't waste water cos we are almost constantly in drought. In Europe, it's different again, they have a ledge, I gather so you can examine what you've just left there, but it's disgusting, to us at least. Yes we have more melanoma in Australia than anywhere, but we also have the best melanoma specialists in the world. Also, I'm sorry to mention this, but Australians are much more concerned with our whole population, rather than being only concerned with ourselves. As Mr Spock said ' the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few'. Sorry, it's just become much more obvious over the last year 🙏. I love your videos and your openness to accept others opinions, keep up the good work cobber 😁
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  28603. Jumpies for the win!
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  28604. im on the border of victoria and and new south wales its actully both
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  28605. as you said. wasn't sure what to expect but it kinda sound better than i expected? would make into my top 10 for definite. cylinders would be about the size of a thimble. i may be a little bias because i'm a blue oval fan but i honestly think the Ford GT40. the OG one the 289 Windsor being pushed past 7000 is one one the greatest ever. love it!
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  28606. glad to see your studying the great ozzie vernacular. 🦈🐨🤦‍♂️💩👀😁
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  28607. You would love Alice Springs and the McDonnell Ranges. Interestingly there are no cactuses in Australia as the country dried out before such plants had a chance to evolve.
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  28608. If you wanna have a good laugh, watch Paul Hogan, aka Crocodile Dundee, presenting the Academy Awards in America, he is a LEGEND in Australia. Paul Hogan Oscars.
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  28609. Where I'm from in Australia this doesn't happen as we only have Tigers and Browns but If we had Pythons we would probably bet on them while drinking a slab of beer, probably Carlton dry or Draught.
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  28610. Thank you for incorporating us into your mancave. You definately have a lot of history and memorable stuff in your collection. I'm a True Blue Ford fan. Bleeding blue every day till i die 🤘🤓🇦🇺🥃🥃🥃
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  28611. Even though I live in Queensland, I would love to have gone with you to New Mexico. Looks wonderful.
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  28612. I feel so fancy drinking this! - from a european POV that's so american, but not in an offending manner 😂
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  28613. Imagine if even half the subscribers threw in a dollar to get Ian and his family to Australia. Then when here give them a locals holiday not the up priced tourist tours. Would be great to capture Ian and his families reactions on video for youtube.
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  28614. So I got them all right, except for “which truck is different” one, I didn’t get what you were asking,then you showed the GMC wearing the bow tie..I just though he was trying to look good for the girly Tacoma!🤣so I guess I got one wrong!🤣🤣great video idea!👊🏻🍻🍻
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  28615. Hi Ian. Great vid mate. Cheers. If you like architecture that's unusual, check out the Kailasa Temple in India....you'll be amazed.
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  28616. If you're a Mopar guy. Look into the Aussie Valiant Charger. Very unique, and totally different to what you get in the states. Inline hemi 6
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  28617.  @irrationalgeographic9953  another good one is the racing beetles in England
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  28618. Thanks!
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  28619. How did you find this channel Andre, that is incredible that a subscriber to Iwrocker works at DAF trucks what would Ian think of this, Ian if you're reading your comments please leave a comment. ;)
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  28620. The US Cruze is made in Ohio so that may shed some light onto why.
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  28621. It’s a wombat it eats roots and leaves 🤣🤣🤣
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  28622. I thought it eats, roots, shoots, and leaves! :P
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  28623. You have to know, that German Autobrands are testing their new prototype cars on Nürburgring Nordschleife as well as on other places like death valley. So, you can take a VW Golf (Rabbit) R or a VW Passat R or an Audi RS4 Avant and can drive quite as fast as this M4, if you are a very skilled driver.
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  28624. The prices are pretty tough. The farm shops and vending machines I know of are way cheaper, with one exception
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  28625. That’s such an an Australian call - “Just 6 hours drive…” Thanks for the vid bro, more fun stuff while we’re staying home in NZ! Lockdown here may not be what is portrayed on international news though… I just went and bought 24 essential beers. No mask or anything. Ran into the police. He menacingly smiled at me, and gave me a very threatening wave. Huge queue at vax place. 4 people, literally most I’ve ever seen, no kidding. Overheard massive conflict over mask wearing: Shop staff - “you should really be wearing a mask.” Customer - “yeah, I don’t have one.” Staff - “we sell them. Aisle 3.” Customer - “ok maybe next time. Wouldn’t want to go inside the shop without a mask.” Staff & customers - laugh [I may sound a bit drunk, but I am. This honestly all just happened in the last hour]
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  28626. I wouldn't take any notice of the 'G meter' as 1G equates to standing still. It's probably higher.
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  28627. we had a few large scale transport operations in the past when we had the big industries over here in town... a few got closed down in the past so they stopped these transports but there were pump housing transports with 6m wide housings on public roads where I could take a closer look at one directly by walking under the side of the load as I got the okay from the transport manager on the company parking grounds was insane to watch that beast take off and then drive past me on the road (I even followed a bit on the Autobahn before turning around at the truckstop and drove back home) and let Felbermayr do their transport without me spectating any longer a few months later there was a second transport that was less lucky... as they had to make a larger turn and then during the drive like 500m away from the spot where it started a pin had snapped... just that it was a hard steel pin with 6 inch diamenter that bascially made the thing get stuck in a turn... they had to work for almost 2 days to get the broken thing fixed (because of all the overhead lights on the roads that had to be taken down before they could use cranes to remove some load from the broken part) was spectacular but stressy and expensive at the same time... and this time it was not Felbermayr driving but a different company where their dolly failed... but the shipper had to pay the bill
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  28628. Cheers.
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  28629. I’ve heard that a prisoner only has to pay 10% of bail, and there are actually a lot of violent criminals let out on bail after a day or a few days who’ve gone on to commit more crimes. I’m pretty sure it’s happening in Chicago 🤷‍♀️
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  28630. Could you react to Larry Perkins he was a very good v8 supercar driver love the vids
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  28631. Oh... Come on guys. You have to come to Norway, to taste the really expensive ones. The simple, rock bottom beer, will cost you about 2.4 USD. But make no mistake! The local beers are perhaps expensive, but you bet, worth it. Micro breweries in Norway are well respected, but don´t ignore and overlook the major national ones.... Welcome to Norway!
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  28632. Mint slice over timtams any day. Jaffas were first made in Sydney
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  28633. The west is definitely beautiful the camel ride at sunset on Cable Beach Broome is something you never forget nor is the red Rocks aquamarine seas and the big skies . A truly spectacular place just one of many in my magical country Australia . This is the Australia that people imagine when thinking about visiting and it's just the tip of the iceberg , come see for yourself .
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  28634. 🎄🎄🎄🎅 MERRY CHRSTMAS 🎅🎄🎄🎄
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  28635. Where is the European truck sim😢
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  28636. You should watch "Best Funny Football Chants" ! it's really something ! :D
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  28637. Nice replay
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  28638. It's all about saving money. In the US, coporate profits are more important than public safety.
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  28639. Wow, that white sand is beautiful!
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  28640. thanks for the video! , I also recommend videos / tik tok where people tell situations in which people speak to them in a certain language without knowing that they understand them , finally in the USA, at least in one state, there is "free" school / college, in a video that I went to see, in the comments there were people who criticized this thing😂
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  28641. Yeahbuddy! Loves these. Ian your going to need a mancave for all this stuff
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  28642. I think the colours represent what colour your skin will be if you go outside in that weather So cold you'll turn purple up north so hot you'll be a crispy brown on fire in the desert and Australia as usual
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  28643. This car looks really cool, and it is really practical in the city. For comparison: a Crown Vic is 66 inches longer and 10 inches wider than this Ignis! And all the kit seems really standard to me actually. The siren has a night mode: "nuit" on the button means night. The text bar on the rear is really useful. We don't like to stop at the side of a road, so the police can indicate what the driver behind has to do. Translations: 6:36 suivez-nous svp: follow us please (yes, the please is included!) 7:06 suivez svp: follow please 7:22 controle suivez-nous: follow us for a check 7:25 ralentir: slow down (this can be used if the police car has to slow down traffic for an accident further ahead) 7:31 serrez a gauche: turn left (there will be a serrez a droite too: turn right) 7:34 accident: accident (obviously) 7:40 stop: do I have to tell? 7:45: ne pas depasser: do not overtake me
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  28644. Yes when watching tutorials i looked at the dislikes to see if it was fake a scam or worked Now i Can't tell if something is a scam or not
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  28645. We have those Cereal Bars in Germany too, under the Brand Name "Corny".
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  28646. Can't believe I just spent 20 minutes watching people eat food, and loved every minute of it 🤣 I don't but the mint slices because I eat the whole packet in one go! Like TimTams, don't like the slam. They can be a bit sweet for me. Would you like to try chilli chocolate blocks?
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  28647. Congratulations on the news. 🎉 I think anybody who expects you to do anything is missing the point. You allow us into your life and thoughts, not the other way around. Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to see you visit the great land of Oz, but only for the enjoyment of you and your family, not for the benefit your audience. Keep doing what you’re doing and let the haters hate. You have so many more fans than those noisy few.
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  28648. Hello Ian, Nat is fantastic, in fact my wife seems to have a little crush on him I think with the amount of his videos she checks out. Yes, absolutely invite Daniela to check him out too, but don't tell her about his style of cooking and the language. 😂
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  28649. If I were living in the USA he'd get my vote for President! What an amazing man 💞
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  28650. I wrocker, have you ever checked out old ships engines? The low rpm ones? https://youtu.be/ZV6Z3lzbDa0?si=99JMChrPNMwFglrn
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  28651. In Australia you always turn left onto a roundabout. Always give way to the traffic on the roundabout when entering. You can change lanes on the roundabout in order to exit. If you miss your exit just go round again.
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  28652. I live in australia and after seeing your videos, I went and got some Tim Tams. While I can get them easily I know they are very dangerous hahahahhahaha
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  28653. Gotta love the witness being interviewed at 2:53, wearing a shirt that looks like the Jack Daniels logo, but that actually says "Jack Shit".😂😂😂😂😂
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  28654. 6 years European driver. All trucks have night heaters, I have one heating my little workshop, it runs off diesel. May I suggest trying a Renault Magnum truck video, if you really want a wtf moment. Love this channel, your becoming one of my favourites fast. You'd have the same demeanor if you has 2 million subs. I drove a crappy Ford for most of my stint, absolute rubbish. Stated up my own business, leased a Scannya and on the 3rd month, my driver totalled the truck drunk and sold diesel on my card to the value of £32k. I stopped then, I was a bit skint.
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  28655. If you ever can get hold of it, check out König Pilsener from Duisburg, Germany. Thats a really rich taste for Pilsener beer.
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  28656. Interesting video. I’m not afraid of spiders at all but I’m having a bit of a bad run the last few years 😅 While in north western NSW 3 years ago attending an outdoor event in the evening, I was bitten twice by the same white tail spider & again a few days ago while in Sydney. I don’t think they like me! Apart from nasty red swelling & itchiness, as well as taking a while to heal, all is ok. Still not afraid of them but damn I wish they’d forget I exist 😂😂
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  28657. Mad Mex is a fast food franchise similar to Taco Bell. The best of franchises would be Gomez Y Guuzman, but it's a low bar to start with.
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  28658. Great vid. Rwally enjoyed it, man!
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  28659. I cant find it now, but some of the coolast equipment i seen is farm tractors that are semi trailers. Its literally a tractor for pulling farm equipment, uses normal wide tractor tires, but a truck upper boddy
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  28660. Larry said Alfred is going to hit with a punch but he not sure how hard. 😂
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  28661. Me too
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  28662. Awesome video as usual but how much was it?
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  28663. 🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦🇺🇸🇸🇦
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  28664. Oh good grief, your kids are just adorable. What lovely little personalities. Great vid, but no bacon... heresy.
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  28665. Dude seriously, you're doing yourself a disservice by waiting to do a Tim Tam slam. Either coffee or tea or hot chocolate (make sure there is milk in the tea tho). Best Aussie invention ever.
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  28666. I also find it really fascinating to watch the cars/drivers that "got away" and did not crash. We are talking reaction times of a fraction of a second (and ok, sometimes a little luck). I am surprised there are not MORE accidents.
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  28667. Love watching your videos. Keep it up.
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  28668. Your family is so sweet! “Thank you Ron” in her little American accent 😍
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  28669. I like ur wife getting more involved...🎉
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  28670. Hahaha move over Dooms Day Preppers it's Ian the TimTam Prepper...
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  28671. And she invented the disc brake. 😎 Stay safe 🤘🇺🇲🇩🇰🤘
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  28672. I'm from the Czech Republic and I've never heard of Praga beer. I know only a car company called Praga.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bb04u3k1ks In my humble opinion, Pilsner beer is overrated and Budweiser is not bad. But it strongly depends on the storage method and temperature. Our beers have to be drunk cold. Then there is not so much foam and the taste is better. Anyway... I loved the video :) I am happy that you could enjoy a good beer.
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  28673. As an American, I approve this message 😊♥️
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  28674. No fkn way man. Im ordering this exact same thing for my 15 PW this week.
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  28675. wait what last time i checked you only had 2k subs
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  28676. So proud of my country Australia. Never been to WA. A place I like to visit eventually.
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  28677. 🦃 ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  28678. Hi Ian, I'm Indonesian & recently watched your truck reaction video & I love your "104 tonnes" video, that's great 👍👍 I suggest you to make a video about UBE Industries, a Japanese company which had B-double trailer on their private road, and they have multiple brand of truck, from Japanese, European, and even American truck.... Nice to watch your video mate.... Keep going & keep working 👍👍
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  28679. Can't say I've driven a conventional cab but the cab overs are very good in tight spots. You are sat right in the front and it's easy to place yourself. Modern COE cabs are well equipped and TARDIS like in the space you have for the footprint of the cab. I had a day in an Iveco Stralis where the bed folded up and the passenger seat folded out up against the back wall. You could actually walk around the cab! I believe Mercedes have a similar option in the latest Actros. We do get the occasional conventional cabs in the UK. Because of the length regs they tend to be used as recovery trucks or where max payload (44T in UK) will be hit before you run out of room so a shorter trailer isn't an issue. One local company was even running a Scania T as a 26T rigid (though I haven't seen it lately). Regarding hours... In the UK we can do 9hrs (max 4.5 in one go) or extend it to 10, 3x a week. The regulations are easy to Google so I won't write it all out here (and 1 typo will cause mass corrections!)
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  28680. You should check out the sound of the mk1 Capri RS 3100. Love your channel. From Ian watching in England .
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  28681. Crack a stuby means open a beer in a glass bottle
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  28682. Some of the older american trucks (for example Peterbilt 351 and 359, early Kenworth W900 etc.) looked really good, but most of the new designs since the 1990s are not really my thing. When it comes to modern trucks i prefer the european ones.
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  28683. I used to do the same with the Honda valkyries (1500cc flat 6) that came through my shop. With a warm engine, i’d balance a coin on edge on the r/h valve cover, and blip the throttle. The coin would rotate, but not fall over.
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  28684. In addition to good nutrition, it may be interesting to mention that Spain has free healthcare for its citizens.
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  28685. Your wifeys family are awesome bro ( your family )
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  28686. Hey mate you should check out old Holden Utes. One tonners. And P Vs
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  28687. Number Plates are only a giveaway for NSW since you can see the yellow through the blur. Those work utes with yellow plates in the Tweeds Heads one were a bit of a giveaway
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  28688. You guys are great, g’day from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 🥰
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  28689. I bet he does loads of trucking in that lorry. I know I'd be trucking all day and all night if it was mine. I love to truck. Pigpen from Convoy would be green with envy! The Swedish man pronounces Scania like "Tania", not "mania". Or Scan[dinav]ia. Just worth pointing out 😊
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  28690. 🙂💕You get it Ian & that’s special
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  28691. The hot pepper bush looks a bit like Birds eyes we have, just not ripe. Maybe a little bigger, so probably not, but would be interesting if so.
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  28692. The supercar scare was the Australian governments response to the cars of the mid - late 70's having ever increasing power. The Government basically said to Ford and Holden that if they continued with producing more powerful cars then they would cease any government vehicle supply contracts with the manufacturers.
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  28693. Please react to an onboard of Jozef Beres driving his Audi Quattro! The sound is amazing, you won't be dissapointed!!!
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  28694. Search the little Citroën AX Sport and GT. Small, extemely light(680-722kg) carburated screamers. They had their own track racing league and there were rally's done with them as well. Now they still are used in hillclimbs and rally's with hayabusa engine's and all kind off lay-out's. there were even 4x4 AX's. A bit like a tiny lancia delta.
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  28695. The big Fire armored vehicle is the Excalibur Army's Patriot II It's original form is an armored fighting vehicle for troops but here ist used as a fire fighting vehicle
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  28696. the old nissan name is [ nissan vtc4800 patrol ] its new model its med from 2011-2020
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  28697. Happy Birthday, Ian.
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  28698. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family Ian
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  28699. 7:56 is a Suzuki Vitara. If I remember right there was somethim like a rear wheel drive only Vitara version. 9:17 is not a Ford, it's a first generation Subaru Legacy 11:07 is a BMW 02. Could be 1502, 1602… These were the predecessors to the 3 series in the early Seventies.
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  28700. Finally! Stainless steel tips should not rust, I don't think. Welcome Back!!!
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  28701. The budget for the movie was 1000 pounds. The actual reward for Ned Kelly, 26 years earlier, was 8000 pounds.
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  28702. Another great thing about off road vehicle in Australia you need to watch 4wd 24/7 or one of the great off road is Roothy I think how you spell his name or Malcolm Douglas and the Leyland brothers to do 4x4 around Australia
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  28703. Congratulations from Oz ...such a beautiful family. Pedro looks So proud. Welldone Daniella.....as a mum of 4, I know the feeling of pure love for a new arrival!!
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  28704. If you like these types of vehicles then, I recommend you to watch videos from NATO Days in Ostrava. Btw very nice video.
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  28705. Can I suggest another Bathurst video? Now knowing your a civic man, look up "Jordan Cox". He races his civic against the big boy commodores and destroys the field at Bathurst. Enjoy
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  28706. Swindon is my home town and most people there find it insanely easy to drive round the Magic roundabout, but I guess that's practice, and you can always tell the drivers that aren't from there. 😂
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  28707. Onya mate, for Vegemite appraisal and your use of the Aussie vernacular in a cultural appropriate way. You are a bonza bloke.
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  28708. In my opinion its a bit wrong to say automatic as in an automatic gearbox. You know like the allison or some car automatic gearboxes. Because its not the same in the trucks, a better name would be: Automated Gearbox/Transmission, not automatic. I know that for example Volvos I-Shift is a 12 speed (the most common one on heavy trucks here in Sweden) unsynchronized gearbox, its just electric/pneumatic shifting on it, instead of the long gearstick! So its not that complicated actually, the gearbox itself is alot simpler then a traditional gearbox!
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  28709. yes you are right, shrimp and prawn are two different animals
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  28710. I am excited for it. 2 birds 1 stone LOL Especially a diesel manual that would be EPIC
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  28711. As a War Nerd fan from way back, I can't help noticing the video confused analysing a war between the U.S. and Australia with listing all the military hardware both sides possess. He really isn't wrong about the West being hung up on tech - tech that hasn't helped us win in half a century...
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  28712. Oh, Ian that was frustrating to watch but funny yes do more mate.
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  28713. Any good excavator operator can do this trick loading and unloading from a trailer. Sure you can call it a skill but it's only being precise what matters. It takes some big balls to climb onto a rail cart. I've only sat like an hour or so in first a very small one but hugh ones work just the same.
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  28714. People always say "It's a race car for the road." What they really mean is "Race TRACK car you can drive on the road." The BEST thing about homologation rally specials is that they really ARE "Race cars for the ROAD"
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  28715. That bottle look beautiful 😍 But it was funny to see you try and open it 🤣 I think i would have first cut the wax open with a knive But i have never seen one with wax If have had some beer bottles with this kind of wax actually Dont you have a whine glass ? Looks like a beer glass 😅
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  28716. Bbq have been my fav since a kid. I think it was 2016 Arnotts baked the flavours into the original biscuits instead of seasoning. There was a huge back lash about it, so they went back to how they were... hence why they have original on the box now.
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  28717. Will be 40 degrees tomorrow here in Sydney NSW
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  28718. I love the 'melograno e arancia' 🥰🤩 (pomegranate and orange). Same can, but with a purple color. Yummy
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  28719. Love the channel bruz been waiting for this ep I didn't give up and waited and enjoyed every moment of your videos your killing it man keep it up much love
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  28720. 3:22 Here in Austria (that without kangaroos😉) had a social distancing of one baby elephant!
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  28721. You should totally check out Ryan Tuerck and his Formula Supra. It has the same JUDD engine but in a V10 version!
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  28722. There’s a guy who lives somewhere around near where live who I see sometimes going past in an Alpine A110. Its a great looking car and sounds amazing!
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  28723. They’re looking great. In our family we cut the pastry wrapped sausage meat into one inch pieces before cooking. When they come out of the oven they’re bite size for parties.
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  28724. Getting the hitch attachment for sure. Had to recover 2 trucks this weekend in the mudhole that the Houston airshow became after the rain. Dude you never answered my question. I installed a magnaflow cat back muffler and also got rid of the resonator. Have a vid on my "very newbie" channel. Did you have to tune up your engine after installing your muffler or not? Thanks! Keep up with these vids man
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  28725. Dingoes are beautiful creatures. If raised as pets they are so affectionate that they bond with their family. I have had the pleasure to meet many pet dingoes in Western Australia. All the ones raised with kids were so gentle. I have personally seen a dingo being used as a pillow by 3yr old girl😍 that same dingo would snuggle with cats and loved everyone she met. Another dingo I know protected his owner from a home invader. There is even a recorded case of one being used as a disability support animal. Sadly there aren't many dingoes left in the wild. Due to baiting, hunting (yes people hunt dingoes😱), habitat loss, destruction of their food chain and cross-breeding with domestic dogs. They are one of few endangered Australian animals that the government encourages people to kill😭
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  28726. We watch you because you are interested in Australia, you want to learn more, and you are entertaining at the same time, Maybe Ian you could start doing some videos of your home town, we too are interested in other people and places, Maybe take us to a taco bell or do something typically from your home town, show us a pub, talk to some locals, let us see something we are not used to, good work mate, keep it up, Bonza!!
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  28727. Yooo finally, thank you so much! I haven't started watching it yet but I ran here as soon as the bell rang!
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  28728. When I wake every morning, I make a cup of tea, sit at my breakfast bar and look out over St Kilda beach from my highrise on the top of the St Kilda Esplanade. I am truly blessed
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  28729. Iv sent you a email about
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  28730. Wow, looked nice and flat on the track. Wonder what sort of time it did?
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  28731. I live in nsw and my dad drives an American Ford F-250 which is pretty cool
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  28732. Also the Super Landini or the Landini L45 is a two stroke 1cyl diesel that can go half-turn. Those machines helped developing italy for 50 years. And they could fire up THE WRONG WAY meaning running backwards, you have 4 reverse and one forward gear 😂
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  28733. Hey Ian, Port Macquarie we pronounce as Port Macworry :)
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  28734. VK/VL's are a lot smaller in most dimensions than the first rally car you saw - just to keep in mind if you did want one, Ian. I have a friend who owned one of the last VL's, before they switched to the bigger -bodied cars in 1988. He sold it for a relatively high price because people still wanted them.
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  28735. No sense in the US date convention it is just the way you have always done it. No logic behind it as the rest of the world can see.
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  28736. These reaction videos are so fun! That poor cow through 🙁
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  28737. Awwww❤ thank you and yes not much nausea thank goodness. Now the back pains begin, but it’s part of the process. Thank you for asking ❤😊
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  28738. 3:10 oh, cameras now also have smell sensors. Camera nose went all the way into the glass. ;-)
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  28739. Boomerangs can be a hunting weapon and a weapon that will come back to you if you throw it properly, not all boomerangs are weapons some are mostly to play around with, and not all boomerangs come back to you, and Timtams are also put on cakes, so maybe your wife can try to make something out of it, like decoration or flavor? And I prefer the pizza flavored shapes more then the barbeque try them out! , love your channel always funny to see how amaricans or others react to Australia, also in a video can you say mate as many times as you can I think it would be funny, keep making videos!!
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  28740. The main reason the games got banned was because unlike movies ratings the ratings agency for games didn't have an 18+ or restricted category. So if it couldn't be adjusted down to MA15+ for an Aussie version it couldn't be released. I think Grand Theft Auto 4 (from memory) was modified for sale to restrict access to the "Hot Coffee" scene. This could be put back in on PC using mods. Our system has since been adjusted. Either way many parents buy MA15+ games for their 8 year old's regardless of the ratings system.
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  28741. As a rule, I try my best to shop elsewhere. That said, I don't agree the greeters and staff are doing over aggressive selling. Nobody at Walmart ever tried to sell me anything. Usually I don't need their help, but when I do typically it is to short-cut my time to find something. So, no issues with the staff. What is more publicly know is the strange people who shop at Walmart in the US. Oh yeah, if you want to do some people watching...go to Walmart. Don't even have to go inside. Just sit in your car and watch...lol.
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  28742.  @louisekindred0059  It's a scam Louise , you'll see loads of these on many channels comments sections . Just report them or ignore , they are bots ( automated ) not even actual people .
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  28743. This has been such a pleasure to watch! Solid 10 mins of constant smiling 😊😄 and you did very well, some took me a couple times you saying it until I understood, but got it eventually 👍 Also - your reaction to R not knowing what in the Ř is coming next... that was perfect. The final boss of pronounciation quests. Thanks for czeching this out!
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  28744. I would only hire a designer for ideas. I have the final say.
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  28745. The Mini was released in Australia as the Morris 850 in 1961 and immediately mirrored the success of the car in the UK. In 1963 the Mini was the third best selling car in Australia, 20,911 units were sold grabbing 7% of total passenger car sales. Complete Australian production started in late 1961 and locally built cars began to differ from their British counterparts as local components were used. The Mini Cooper was launched in October 1962 and the Cooper S in September 1965. In 1966 a Mini Cooper S driven by Rauno Aaltonen and local hero Bob Holden led a pack of Cooper S’s home to snare the first nine places outright in the Bathurst 500 mile race, a record which still stands. Variations of the basic Mini concept were also built in Australia, namely the Mini Van and the Moke. In 1971, the Mini was facelifted with the square-front Clubman treatment. In 1978 Australian production of the Mini ceased.
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  28746. This is the greatest racing car ever. But for the best sound, you’ve gotta hear the Matra V12 from their 1970s Le Mans racers — it sounds like an angry animal about to devour you!
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  28747. loved carving that trail on a carving snowboard with hard boots it was Soooo fun
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  28748. PERTH 42C ! ⚠️😎
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  28749. got a 99 falcon AU ute with the 4L 6 cyl barra in it. That engine is bullet proof.
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  28750. You should try and checkout the Peter Brock movie/ tv series you'd love it!!
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  28751. about ABS you are right and wrong at the same time , If you are alert and focused and a capable driver abs is not needed, however most drivers are not alert and focused and incapable of driving responsibly So ABS is saving many lives.
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  28752. Something else unique to AFL is the father/son rule. If a player appears in at least 100 games for a team, if and when his son plays and nominates for the AFL draft then the team his father played for has dibs on him. If they pass on him, any of the other clubs can select him.
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  28753. For the King Tiger basically your using the hand crank to spin weighted starter up to speed BEFORE you connect it to the flywheel. When he reaches under the tank he's moving the free spinning starter weight into the teeth of the flywheel. That's the "clunk" just as the engine roars into life. As a silly side note I once read that for fuel consumption these diesels monsters get "Yards to the Gallon" not miles. I think they were referring to a Series 1 Panzer getting about 800 yards per gallon.
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  28754. “Team no ground clearance” lmao I still can’t stand what they’ve been doing to the chevys. Had an 05 Silverado work truck 2500. Thing was a tank. The new ones barely clear a curb In a parking lot with the front end. Just upgraded to a 2018 power wagon from a 2015 1500 rebel, and can’t wait to go on some adventures. You have a new subscriber here.
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  28755. #IWROCKER mail time part two coming soon…
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  28756. Závidím (Iam jelous)
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  28757. Have you ever heard of the RS6 C6 V10? A car you should check out and i think you will really like!
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  28758. Have a 2008 Falcon wagon with a 2010 XR6 turbo fitted . Runs sweet with plenty of GO and still tows my 20' Trailer Sailer to the coast ( 450ks away ) as required!!
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  28759. Happy Birthday Ian 🎉🍺
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  28760. @IWrocker, that's 5 demerit points for exiting a roundabout from the inside lane, and 5 demerit points for exiting a roundabout without using indicators! 😂
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  28761. I couldn’t agree more with the first guy. The 🇺🇸 is all types of fucked up. I’ve always said things over seas are leaps and bounds better in every aspect except bbq😂
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  28762. All I know about rally sport in Aussie is the street rally sector, called Targa West. Not too far from where I live in Perth, you can go to the country town of Gidgegannup, 380 Clenton Rd, to see the memorial of the Great Peter Brock, where he tragically lost his life in a street rally September 8th 2006, He was driving a Daytona coupe. His co driver Mick Hone survived.
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  28763. At the beginning, the little 2 door green 4wd, is a Russian Lada Niva. Durable. Came to Australia for a while - even Peter Brock, helped to promote and modify them
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  28764. NICE. This Favorit was designed by Bertone, a major car designer from Italy. The design is quite striking and very 80s. Compare this design to the Citroen BX and XM, and the Lancia Stratos rally car, these are all designed by Bertone. This car is meant to be simple and cheap, which it really is. Quality is not perfect, and rust protection was poor back in the days. When Volkswagen took over quality did really improve without losing the signature Skoda feel. The Favorit in this video looks really good, kudos to the owner!
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  28765. Not Jello, Hay this is Australia, everythinig ends in "Y" so its "Jelly"
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  28766. U saw longtail boat racing in Thailand yet?
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  28767. Ian's headed to cruise the high school in the Caravan. Those things are chick magnets. Much like a snorkel...
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  28768. You should buy a Holden and import it to the states! If you need help finding one, is there an email or a way I or we as an audience could send them to you? Always old Holden’s around……
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  28769. yes we pretty much have every car company in the world sold in Australia
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  28770. My sister is married to a kiwi from Christchurch south island has 3 children oldest born here in Australia other 2 over there and all 3 know the haka because they learn it in school. 👍😎👅🇦🇺
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  28771. Shout out to the Rural Fire Service (Isuzu trucks). They are all volunteers
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  28772. You’re making some waves here is Australia Ian as legend himself John Bowe who is racing the number 18 Torana has spoken about you on his Facebook page today. Keep up the good work mate.
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  28773. Mate those were seriously quick. I remember at the lights in my EB Fairmont (i loved that car). Was a 4.0L that i 5spd converted and had a 977b cam, injectors and head work. It was pretty dam quick for what it was and had no issues showing my mates with VP's the tail lights. Long story short this little half rusty half primered tin can pulled up next to me wanting to give me a run. He was revving it up egging me on so i started to laugh and thought "ok ill blow your doors off". Well my smile dissipated real fast as he just left me at the lights like i was standing still. Got to the next set and had to ask him what the hell that thing is and he said Centura. Always wanted one since but never managed to find one as they were fairly rare. Sorry about the long story but i never forget that day and always tell people about it as i was shocked. My EB was pretty damn quick BITD but that thing made me look like a fool.
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  28774. It looks awesome!. Bought one for my 2017 Power Wagon. Popping the hood was a great tip that I hadn't thought of. I don't understand however why they don't offer the same protective material for above the headlights. Maybe it has something to do with the contour of the front of the truck. You should check out the GoRhino sports bar 2.0. Sweet mod for the Power Wagons. btw.. noticed your beard game is go'n strong.
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  28775. I am getting a RAM 2500 (DIESEL)
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  28776. G'day Ian, This is my Favourite moment of Motor Racing, as it comprises my Favourite Piece of Tarmac, My 2 Favourite Drivers & my "If you could have any car in the World?" car, I don't think it is very often people get to have that total combination, Brocky & Gentleman Jim led from Flag Fall to Flag Fall even including Pits Stops. You mentioned the motor, it is the 308ci/5044cc 'L34 Spec' Holden engine used in Toranas & Commodores from 1974-1984
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  28777. Now that you have got the kangaroo skin hat, you have to get that Holden ute to go with it!!
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  28778.  @module79l28 there are no typical American names.
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  28779. You need to watch/react to UPRIGHT - Aussie road trip TV show :)
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  28780. Look at the stories behind the development of the cars in the group c era. Secret developments, backdoor support from suppliers, illegal modifications that had a 'blind eye' turned. So many stories to be told. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  28781. Hey there, this is the best. Thanks for doing these deep dives, this one specifically is just amazing and truly ahead of it's time. If you'd like to do another video about this car I'd suggest checking out videos regarding the Mille Miglia and the record set by Sterling Moss. Cheers, have a good one Ian :)
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  28782. Congratulations guys, Sydney is so cute. You have a beautiful family.
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  28783. Look at the 2 door monaro limated edition with honey comb rims. The rear window louvre in the fords where made of metal.
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  28784. The guy missed Crack Up, meaning oh your so funny
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  28785. I think I should do a walk through video or 3, visit Aldi, Wollies, Bunnings etc and show you a bit of Aussie shopping.
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  28786. You know that there are several Scanias in New York. There is also a workshop that specializes in repairs and converts Scania to American standard. they have to be 20 years old before it's legal to import Scania into the US due to some funny rules
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  28787. What a messed up video. These people don’t know anything about pickup trucks.
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  28788. You gotta give some timtams to the people at you're post office
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  28789. 10:30 Luna is back
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  28790. I would imagine the crane was in place for the construction of the high rise building so I guees he put the maclaren in his penthouse before removal of the crane so I am also guessing the odds of ever being able to erect a crane to that height and remove your wall/window to remove the maclaren are almost zilch so I guess its there for ever maybe !
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  28791. you know he is american when he keeps driving left side of the road
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  28792. Aim for all the Cadbury flavours and get the record for that too haha 👌🏼👌🏼
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  28793. Howdy Ian ,are you watching Bathurst this morning (Aussie time) it starts in just over an hour ?. Regards John in Bendigo, the state of Victoria.
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  28794. Afternoon ian
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  28795. Check out an Iveco overlander for your daily.
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  28796. Those home made sausage rolls look delicious. Well done.
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  28797. Merry Christmas to you and your family mate!
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  28798. All that's different is the packaging arnotts don't change the recipe
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  28799. 7:55 yeah I gotta admit most of the clips are pretty old. Most of this stuff would be illegal nowadays but the games still agressive. The same thing is currently happening in NRL right now with penaltys and the game going softer.
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  28800. Tim Tam over dose hell yeah..
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  28801. Dirt Rally oh yes let's go
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  28802. He’s half Aussie now Valerie I had faith lol happy Australia Day ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  28803. In France from what Renault's site says it pays between 1650 euros and 1900 euros per month without taxes so it's good, It also depends on what part of the truck you work on
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  28804. I need to try these. Your video randomly popped after seeing your other belgian triple beers a couple of months ago. I've tried the zundert before it wasn't really my favorite
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  28805. Bunnings is a giant hardware store, akin to Harbour Freight and Home Depot etc
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  28806. Canada is next level COLD
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  28807. It goes the garage's the truck trailers the paddock which is for media and the rich and then the team buildings of which they put up and pull down and ship every time they go to a new track as they strip the car's completely down also including the mechanicals and that's why the teams don't really like doing triple headers. I'm pretty sure that the sky F1 commentators said that in one of the race's that I watched. It sounds like a shitload of work really and if you get a chance to check out another motorsport Targa Tasmania would be one that would interest you I reckon Ian good work keep doing what you're doing 👍
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  28808. High there Ian, makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up, right?I loved getting in my uncle's Renault Fuego whenever he visited us in northern england,he would take whoever dared for a drive around north wales, what a thrill that was, he's eighty plus now but still uses his gears to slow down, good video, dude, kicked right out of the park, again, high to the little ones and Daniela, biggest of big thumbs up, sir,we want more, pretty please,chau for now
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  28809. Somewhere out there is the film of James May (Topgear/Grand Tour) doing the TT circuit on a bike made entirely from meccano, powered by a washing machine motor.
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  28810.  @IWrocker  I'm not upset with you. I really appreciate your enthusiasm. It just isn't a term that is used and could be offensive.
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  28811. Back in 1971 highways (for want of a better word) had no speed limits.
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  28812. I live in Australia myself and I don't know about you but I would love to have something akin to the classic crown vic here. Sure we had the Falcons and Commodores as Australias cop cars but I dont know. I just want a Right Hand Drive Crown Victoria. Basically indestructible.
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  28813. Soccer confuses people? we call it Soccer here too. Why call it football when we have our own football codes. It just adds confusion. America has a football code and that is NFL. Australia has 2 football codes already. AFL and NRL. Though NRL is only huge in Western Sydney and QLD I just get annoyed when they think Only the US call it Soccer .
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  28814. 🇸🇦❤️
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  28815. I like that Ian can say Melbourne they way we say it - thumbs up to that
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  28816. Hi Ian have you ever checked out Australian road trains you might find them interesting
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  28817. My grandfather had a white one back in '91. He always told me it was the only one in Belgium with leather seats, wooden wheel, cd-player and a sun roof from front to back.
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  28818. Maaate, three videos in one day? I'm having trouble keeping up :)
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  28819. That was a nice trip down memory lane.
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  28820. Diana and Phil are such a sweet couple. The honor system works quite well. Sure, some people will abuse it. But even then the farmers will still make a higher profit when they cut out the middle men before their produce hits the store shelves.
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  28821. we in🇨🇿 get our licence driving manual, but I drive automatic..and for all curious of interiour, I recomend oficial presentation of new DAF from netherlands, I expect jaws dropping like mine, I wish my company switch to them ASAP😂
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  28822. You should checkout truck called "iceman Edition" It's tribute to the carreer of Finnish F1 driver Kimi Räikkönen, one of the best looking trucks i have ever seen.
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  28823. The clip for the Guinness world records is an event called Summernats. I was there for that. Horse power heaven bro.
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  28824. You missed the really wild stuff by stopping early like the mighty Red Star Belgrade Delije considered as one of the loudest ultras in Europe. You might go back and watch for yourself what you missed. It's just amazing.
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  28825. Just right now get it out of your head that in the middle of Sydney CBD you wont find spiders. Maybe not quite like that video but Ian theyre everywhere. Particularly huntsman, which you'll see. and redbacks, which you wont see, and black house spider which you might see.. Theres nowhere with no spiders. So just ignore that fact and come over anyway.
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  28826. good 1st try. the Aussie Tomato Sauce is a bit saltier than the US Ketchup which we find is sweet, so we dont have the salt in the recipe. would love to see more Aussie food cooking. i want to see a lamb roast. i think your family would love it! edit; it warms you up like a soup you said. a sausage roll is quite a common breakfast or lunch for a tradie just like an Aussie meat pie.
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  28827. You can also come to Germany but be careful they speak German😂
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  28828. I used to love Ruffles chips - didn’t realise they’d been discontinued - in the 90s!! Wow I’m a bit behind the times 😂
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  28829. Watch some uk car crashes or bed driving
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  28830. Checkout the Restaurant Australia ad, still one of the best :)
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  28831. I remember vodaphone having the first sms message feature in australia I think it was 1999
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  28832. As someone who's from Mount Isa and still lives there, thank you for getting that answer right! ☺
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  28833. More drifting reactions please
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  28834. That letterbox is 'mid-century modern/Atomic and I want it.
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  28835. Milo and Nesquik are two very different animals. Not comparable. Fun fact, I tried Milo in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Japan, and they're the same as Aussie.
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  28836. Hey man, love the vids. Would you be open to reacting to anymore 4x4 24/7’s vids?.. there’s so many good ones out there that we’d love to see your reaction to. It’s also a great way to see the different landscapes in this scenic part of the world. Cheers
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  28837. Ahhh mate, the Ford falcon GTHO phase 3 and the torana A9X, SUCH a good rivalry
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  28838. Ok, all the teams, manufacturers, riders and races are from/in Europe but this is a world championship organised by the FIM, Ian. It was first held in 1980. One of the GPs (this year it was GP2) takes place here in Portugal, in a small village called Alqueidão that belongs to one of the parishes of my county, just 9 Kms (~5.6 mi) away from where I live. Seeing it live is something no words can describe. 🙂
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  28839. Yes! Nice one on the NBL catch man...it does indeed stand for National Basketball League... Is one of the top leagues in the world, you should check it out dude...and all of the Aussies playing in the NBA atm...
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  28840. A lot of kangaroos are killed on rural roads in Australia. Roos tend to move about near dawn and dusk but in my area dawn is the more dangerous time. Roads are busier at dusk and traffic appears to discourage them. Most get killed by trucks which are fitted with heavy aluminium bars that minimise damage to the truck itself. Get on to a quiet back road and you will see roos at any time of the day. If they get disturbed they do not show any road sense and will bound off in any direction including into the car. But if they are in the shadows of trees along on the roadside they will just watch you go by. Roads are marked with kangaroos warning signs if the problem is acute a such as on roads adjoining nature reserves
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  28841. Don't be sad it's gone, be happy it happened.
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  28842. good old days when german TV was still good entertainment
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  28843. 👍🤠👍
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  28844. I think a lot of the open top old style cars at the begining eg, 02:20 are a kit car called a Marlin, it has a distinct pointed top and shape to the front radiator.
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  28845. I've seen a lot of Tristan's videos and some of his "facts" are way off. I'd take them with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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  28846. You said biscuits! Can't call them cookies any more! You are now a True blue Aussie! 🇦🇺
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  28847. Now Holden's value skyrockets especially for those who want to bring to U.S. imagine how much a Holden with that long bed will cost. In America people puts a hardtop on of those. IWrocker must be so discouraged by now. I know he wanted one for hi self.
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  28848. So, when are you arriving in Australia Ian ?
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  28849. Youtube upgraded you from one ad before the video to multiple ads.
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  28850. We need a reaction vid to Superstock Teams Racing now 🤙
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  28851. With that Mustang you were looking at for sale in Brisbane, the laws here differ a little from state to state, but where I live in South Australia, if you import a vehicle from the U.S., as long as it is 25 years old, or older, you dont have to convert it to RHD. as long as it passes a safety inspection, and the headlights dip to the left instead of the right, and that the rear indicators are amber coloured, you can get full registration for them for everyday use.
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  28852. I know people keep commenting on your Tim tams. But can you show us a picture in one of your next vids? It must really be getting crazy. Depending on what you have eaten or given away you must have 50+ packets.
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  28853. Love the video and the post edit… Queensland ha ha ha.
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  28854. One of my teachers at school had a "Chrysler Yellow" Charger (like the one Pedro owned). I used to love hearing her start it up.
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  28855. Amazing words🤟👏👏
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  28856. Would love to see you have a go on a real snooker table!
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  28857. Happy birfdy mate. Hope ya had a good 1
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  28858. cant wait to watch the race tomorrow.
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  28859. I mean, you could probably challenge SS717 to a race with the Caravan. Give him a heads up to buy a decent pair of Nikes. ;)
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  28860. I have always thought the Ridgeline as a ute like a ford falcon UTE
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  28861. for some reason youtube recently suggested the geoguessr world championships a couple of weeks ago and it was so exciting to watch these experts. I didn't know I needed this in my life.
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  28862. omg yess ive been wanting you to get into sim racing for so long now. you need to get a wheel even the cheap ones are good
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  28863. From the road signs, the location is North-Western Austria, just West of Linz. The second place he went into wasn't really that difficult. There was quite a lot of room. The first place was certainly tight, but I think that was the wrong place. He could probably have got in if he'd spent a bit more time and got out to look down the right-hand side of the truck. In these situations, there's no substitute for GOAL - Get Out And Look. I don't know what Scania have nowadays, but the newer Mercedes trucks have a very sophisticated cruise control system that has maps of most roads - at least in the UK. It knows the speed limits, the junctions, even the gradients. It's not infallible, but the idea is that for a lot of cases, you don't need to touch the brake or accelerator. On the approach to a roundabout, junction or even just a bend in the road, it will automatically stop accelerating and use engine braking as appropriate to slow the truck down to the correct speed, and then accelerate away after the junction/bend. Coming up to the brow of a hill, it will stop accelerating before the top, because it knows that it's going to start going down again, so it can make use of gravity on the other side. It's a bit disconcerting to have the truck suddenly start to slow down without obvious reason, only for you to come round a bend and then see (for example) a 30 mph limit sign. In theory, it reduces fuel consumption because it is able to come off the accelerator earlier and coast down to the required speed rather than using brakes. I'm not 100% convinced by it - it probably reduces fuel consumption, but it's not reliable enough for me to trust properly - sometimes it just doesn't "know" about particular roads, so there's a risk that the driver will assume that the truck will slow itself and it actually doesn't.
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  28864. Hi Ian. I mentioned this to you a few days ago. I appreciate you looking at this monster 👍
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  28865. I love the video's music 😃 I think the local firebrigade does not use them, to urban I'd think, but I know for sure the THW, something like the engineer corps I think, still use them.
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  28866. Badass brotha! Keep 'em coming!
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  28867. There is a video of a couple of New Zealanders who developed from the ground up a 2lt v8 sprint car engine for the 2lt class sprints. Took it and there cars all the way to the Chilli Bowl, Kicked ass and was told never to bring that engine again. The engine they made is now in other forms of racing. But the vid is one of the best mini sprint story's I have ever watched. Cheers
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  28868. Congratulations guys, Sydney is gorgeous, you all are blessed to have such a beautiful family. P.s Pedro rocks
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  28869. Tongue in cheek, funny! I thought I was gonna cringe at his initial tone.
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  28870. Ha ha how many of your friends keep calling over for coffee and biscuits now they know you have Tim tams, lol?
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  28871. Really bad pictures of these guernsies. Colours are all off. Loved the video though
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  28872. i love your videos and your uplifting mood coming from you! One little critique i have is the annoying shaking from your facecam, if you can fix this everything is perfect.
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  28873. #arnotts sponsor this guy!
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  28874. Kingstons are the bomb,
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  28875. 👍☺
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  28876. I lived in Houston for a couple years and 95 is pretty common there also if you go to Motorcycle Dealerships that have their own pump, you can find 98 to 100 octane too
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  28877. for steering wheels i us and love the logitech g 25 it comes with 3 pedals and shifter for dirt cheap and for me it was the best generation of logitech, love from spain
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  28878. Larry also race in F1 just in case you didn't know
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  28879. Yes ausralia has deer they were imported for farming but some have escaped. Where I live we have quite a few living wild in our local national parks. When the population gets to big you can buy a licence and hunt them.
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  28880. We still do the winter based decorations because most of us have European herratige. For some of us, our European families are still new here.
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  28881. Lol Ian that is a green tree frog, I am in Queensland and we have them on our property.. they love to come up the drains and hide in our bathroom and shower.. they used to live in our toilet systen when there is rain about they croak very loud in our water tanks ..
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  28882. I remember watchin this when I was like 6 lol. And I'm kinda surprised it hasn't been banned from YT consider the amount of tobacco sponsorships on the cars . Ahhh the good ole days lol
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  28883. 🥰 go Bundaberg!
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  28884. The one you really need to check out is the 917/30 Can Am car which produced 1100bhp
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  28885. So cool Ian.the incar Bathurst views are awesome.4snd 5 wide down conrod.well done ian
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  28886. da hek now thats using your brain love it mate
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  28887. Colour is as these are volcano cores. It is granite and iron core. That remains after lava gardens and surrounds erode. Australia is an old continent with many more inactive volcanoes than any other continent. And they have been inactive for a very long time. This story is one I learned in my primary school years (30 years ago) and it stuck. I have walked a lot of this area (and fallen) and understand how the story came about.
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  28888. Good timing because the Pro event is on tomorrow!
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  28889. Was hoping to see you this weekend for some Bathurst :) The track is looking awesome! So hyped for tomorrow :)
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  28890. one thing about americans thinking the best on the planet at everything is your basement league called the world series yet there are no international teams in it just american so how can it be called the world series...
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  28891. I come from up North in the tropics and only been to Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and out of them, yes, I would say Adelaide is the best. The airport has the most conveniences, the people are extra accommodating, relaxed, friendly and helpful and the whole place is on a circular grid and easy to find your way around. 🤣 Hahaha, pun intended. The old sandstone buildings and homes are gorgeous too. The last place I lived there was in Noarlunga, right across the road from the mouth of the Onkaparinga river. I used to get up in the morning and head down a little track, trying to avoid the bull ants, drop my towel on the sand, dive into the river and swim out to the sea and back. One day I did that, came home, put on the radio and heard a report there was a shark in the mouth of the river. 😱.... Sometimes, I would joke about it and tell people it was just me they spotted, cos I swim underwater, both dolphin and shark style. 🤣😅
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  28892. React to gen 3 v8 supercar
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  28893. Great to see your laughter at the embarrassing wealth of education in the US!😂👍
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  28894. The Blue with the silver stripe was an S series Valiant, based on the US Plymouth Valiant of the same era 1961-1962/3
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  28895. The hat is great in the outback to keep the flies off your face
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  28896. hey, Im Colombian and I just wanted to explain what the girl said at the end of her vide.……pandebono is some type of bread with cheese inside and and something we call "bocadillo" that is something like a caramel mabye?, but anyways... Chocolisto is just the name of a chocolate flavored milk we love lol
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  28897. ok your accepted, when are you coming? Lovely to watch, made me smile. Very nice paying it forward. 👍👍 to the iWrocker Family and those Aussies who made the donating possible
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  28898. You didn’t mention the biggest part , up , ya just did. The 4:56 rear end makes this truck. I have the 2012 in the color scheme you showed , grey and black. Love my truck. I has gitty up like a Deisel with that rear ens. Love it. It’s basically a one ton it’s so heavy duty. I can’t believe guys aren’t buying these older 4:56 power wagons. Low to mid twemties gets you a hell of a platform to build an off road !!
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  28899. React to NSW sport sedans
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  28900. Ronnie o Sullivan has done a 147 in about 6 minutes , there’s a video of him doing it on you tube it’s amazing to watch .
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  28901. Dude I'm so glad I found your channel, I baby my sport lol. Your truck is sick, love it . I want to get an exhaust system, any recommendations? 🤘🤘🤘🤘
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  28902. I love your mailtime videos - so much genuine appreciation from you guys 😊 Andrew has really grown in the time you've been away and is talking so much more, Emma is gorgeous as ever, and Pedro is still a legend ❤ Props to Dani for all her hard work behind the camera. Hope we hear her 'big news' soon 😎😎 Can't wait to see more cooking segments. Maybe Dani and Pedro could try making an Aussie meat pie or some sausage rolls as well as their lovely Mexican cuisine?
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  28903. You said Saangyong Musso correctly👌🏻. They are a Korean company. The GWM (Great Wall motors) and the LDV (light duty vehicle) are both Chinese brands.
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  28904. Starbucks doesn't work because here, at least in Melbourne, we love coffee, and have it Italian style. There's hundreds of legit cafes here where you'll get beautiful coffee and enjoy the atmosphere rather than your usual maccas style fast coffee.
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  28905. Happy New Year 🥳 This is the view I have from my apartment balcony on the north side of Sydney harbour. BTW, they are fruit bats flying around, not birds. Here’s hoping for a better 2022 😊
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  28906. There is no place like Brazil for crazy truck antics, check out "transamazonica camiones" or "quebrada de asa" for some mud mania and crazy swerving... just insane conditions and behavior
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  28907. Wow, that is a beast. Incredible!
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  28908. Thanks man, I never knew about this place till right now :) Lockdown in Sydney Aus just got a 5km noose attached to it, so getting to see places way out of my/our reach is just awesome, espesh via you via the US :) btw my 5km noose is pretty awesome peace
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  28909. Man, I was waiting for this one!!!
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  28910. That was cool 🤣😂🤣
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  28911. I was able to put my car next to the Fabia R5 Evo/Rally2 of a friend of mine, who was competing at the Ypres Rally, at the traffic lights. We drag raced up to 90kph (legal limit) and he completely obliterated me which wasn't a surprise. Nonetheless, it was a pretty cool thing to do. :D haha
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  28912. You gotta do the rest of the parts 🙌
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  28913. Even as a german i'm surprised by the variety of the vehicles. Great video!
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  28914. I know heaps of blokes who love going to Mexico they have great surf in certain areas and the people are beautiful is always the feed back you have done a great job showing us some great pictures of your holiday's thank you and also you said you like the aboriginal design's I like the south American design's or is it called aztec design and crazy about those blankets you had on the couch in one of your video's hope all is well and God bless cober
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  28915. My uncle had one in the early '00s (facelifted version, with a badge on the center). Really nice car.
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  28916. My pet hate is the Americans saying "Have a good Day" OZZY "have a Good one"
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  28917. I'm Aussie and I say both :-)
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  28918. I’m a chicken crimpy girl but you’ve inspired me to try some more flavours. Love this review 😊
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  28919. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has done a YouTube video explaining all the buttons on the steering wheel. Worth a look.
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  28920. Oh noes your now on the watch list🤣
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  28921. Our ingredients are ordered by weight in the product.
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  28922. He's a national treasure of ours
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  28923. This is beautiful and gives me shivers. It reminds me very much of the “Beauty of Football” video. If you plan on watching the World Cup soccer, that’s a must watch! It’s also so much beauty to see in this sport.
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  28924. It’s messy but it’s amazing
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  28925. Congratulations to you & your family ♥️
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  28926. Kensington Pride mangoes have the best flavour of all mangoes!
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  28927. I replace all connectors with a magnetic connector that only connect the power. Now almost everything is USB-C so the mismatch isn't that much of an issue anymore but I got a few older devices, and the magnetic connector never gets worn out.
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  28928. How cool is that?! I mean, imagine the PR Dude pitch this to his Boss. Yea, lets take a 100k truck, make it RC and let a little Girl drive it through a obstacle course. Boss: Hell yeah, go for it!!
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  28929. That is a wind turbine blade and ,check this out.....there's a very lovely girl that used to do this for years. Now she owns her own truck. She's Iwona Blecharczyk. I'm sure everyone that knows who she is will agree that you have to check her channel out. Tons of trucking videos not only around Europe but US as well cause she spent one winter season driving around US. Cheers
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  28930. like many before me- I have actually Driven the Track in My own personal car and even doing the public speed limit ,.. when you get to the "DIPPER" You realise how insane this track is when you work out what speed the RACECARS come around this.... !! :) ....(( the bird you heard was a CROW )).
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  28931. i think if my memory still works the inspector at bondi then was named aub laidlaw he was in the papers a lot then during the controversy.
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  28932. I recommend you Jean Ragnotti, the god of frontwheel drive and Renault, worth checking out
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  28933. That was fun Ian. Safe and happy Christmas to you and your amazing family. We have a nice cool Chrissy in Melbourne this year, so we will add roast pork to the menu. It's a very traditional Christmas food, but in our clan, we only do it if the weather is mild. We always have cold ham, turkey and lots of seafood and salads, and we always eat outside. Dessert is pavlova and trifle and lots of fresh fruits. Yum!
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  28934. This has to be the cutest taste panel I've ever seen! 🥰 I'm sure it was easy to get them to sign up for this taste test! 😂 Merry Christmas to you all, big and small! 🎄
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  28935. I’m hoping someone sends him every flavour of the Tim tams
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  28936. Ok, it bugged me all through the video. Not “burra” it’s Barra as in bad or sad. It comes from a barramundi fish. Great vid 😎
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  28937. I can’t believe the gopro was actually still able to record legible content 😳imma go puke now....
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  28938. His video about the construction of the Euro Tunnel is also interesting.
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  28939. I've never seen so many Tim Tam's in one place 😍
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  28940. I watched Tulip Fever a couple of years ago. It followed the tulip market and how the bulbs were more precious than gold. A strange concept given how many there are today and the variety of colours that are now available. The colours today would blow the ancestors minds I reckon.
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  28941. Might even crush laptime at some NASCAR Tracks.. Not Sure but maybe... Btw i miss the engine Sounds too 😊😊😊
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  28942. Hey Mate!!!, Love your vids. It's great to see a Yank learn about Australia. Cheers mate
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  28943. OZ truth finding wildlife here is like wow $10 on the street . Very lucky to see anything - Dropbears ok there's dropbears
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  28944. The yellow one has more experience doctors that go for the pacients, and the red ambulance, olso have very good doctors but is for the hardest jobs, such as people stuck in cars, after the accidents, more-or-less in that way
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  28945. V10s were definitely my favourite sound Love it when you watch these vids on f1 thanks man.
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  28946. Congratulations to you all. Welcome Sydney 😄
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  28947. Dinho was magic. He played, he smiled, we all smiled with him!!!!
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  28948. Just started watching your videos a few weeks ago bud, liking them all so far, I love the truck and keep up the good work!
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  28949. In the Finnish countryside, or in the "forests", there are lots of more or less old empty houses that you can buy for 30-50,000 euros. Houses built in the 80s about 100,000 euro... and you will not be disturbed by the nearest neighbours that lives one or more kilometres away... Hopefully you aren't afraid of bears and wolves either... This is to live in the middle of the real nature!
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  28950. happy australia day
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  28951. We had a Canadian and 2 Spanish males all sharing the unit next to us, they stated that they’re isn’t anywhere else in the world as unique and as different as Australia 🇦🇺 The Spanish absolutely loved it here, and have traveled to other countries, but said none other is like here !!! They love the chilled back way Aussie’s go about everything. I adore and love Australia so much, men who’ll stick their necks out to help anyone who needs it whether it be a fire, or some type of accident there’ll always be a True Blue Aussie bloke who’s ready to lend a hand and put someone in need before themselves. I salute all the men in Australia 🇦🇺 who live by this rule and the Australian tradition of giving a mate a helping hand.
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  28952. Hey man, I have a suggestion for future content! You should consider doing a reaction video to some of Northern Ireland's car-culture, as it is an incredibly unique scene within the UK and Europe. The car scene here in NI revolves mostly around two major things, the 'Port' (which is short for the coastal towns of Portstewart and Portrush, where Port Sundays are held) and 'Felt-Spec' (which is a term that means a car that has been modified to standards popularised in the Mid-Ulster town of Magherafelt during the 90s/early 2000s (Felt-Spec is usually accompanied with lowering a car via cutting the springs with an angle grinder, modifying the engine to produce copius amounds of black smoke, which we clal 'reek', and covering the cars in obscene stickers to really make a point) Hope you see this comment, as I feel it could be a unique experience and something a little different for the channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycnsH8efp5M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTqf3fdn2Io&t https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EliEyL9-41A&t Also, anyone know what that wee blue car at 2:02 was? Christ what a sound hahaha
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  28953. It's really sad that they dont switch audios between the too sides per corner. So you can hear that F1 too do some lift through the corner. But only to not accelerate more in some corners while the Indycars really got off speed and going slower. Just look at the Esses turn 2-7 on COTA.
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  28954. I will say every list you‘ll find is very strong depending on your own preferences and taste… Best way ti find out is come to Europe and try to taste as much as possible….😊 For example I never would set Amstel and Heineken on that list… For my opinion they ok but not part of the best biers, I would set Kilkenny Irish Red Ale onto the list, and Tiesky and Zywiece from Poland, (Original Czech) Budweiser, or Svyturis Extra from Lithuania, missing some Russian beer, and if italian beer is belonging to best ?? — a country with a doubtless great wine tradition but with great tradition in brewing beer? ..not sure… From my point of view this list is not the best… I‘m living relatively in the center of triangle Cologne Düsseldorf and Aachen…and it’s nearly a kind religious dispute what kind of beer you prefer in the region I live….at cologne you have „Kölsch“ (It‘s a own kind of beer like pilsner, ale, stout etc….but very special for cologne), in Düsseldorf you have Alt-Bier (another special kind of beer from Düsseldorf that is dark like Guinness) and in Aachen its more typical to drink beer brewed in Pilsner style…..and we have also a lot of People they prefer Weizenbier….(I can speak only about my region) it’s a very diverse situation of tast of the people….what I will say finally is: it is not easy to make a fix list of the best type and sort of beer! I love our German beer BUT sometimes I like to drink Miller Beer, (US) Budweiser, Corona Beer from Mexico, or try some kind of beer from anywhere of the world….
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  28955. There are some "stupid questions" in there, including some stupid and/or wrong answers. Many have mentioned Iceland, Transylvania, etc. If you consider Russia as part of Europe, than the highest peak is correct, but I think 90% of europeans would have answered the Mont Blanc. Also the 'Venice of the North' expression is used for many cities, including Amsterdam, Stockholm, St.Petersburg, etc. I think your 35/50 (even with some lucky guesses) is close to what an average european would score on this, so I think you did a great job 🙂 I scored 47, but I do travel a lot, and I'm interested in a lot of these things, so I'm well above average I think. Good to see you being so fascinated with Europe, I hope you get to travel here sometime. Cheers all the way from Hungary 😉
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  28956. Hoonigans daily transmission video of the “Baller Hauler” is fire. Some dude got threw an LS into a bread truck, made a bed for it and hauls hid AE86 around on it styled like these. Alot of speed shops in japan do it. Match the truck to the racecar.
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  28957. 3:32 - I can only talk of my own experience: Yes. Its as simple as that. The difference in quality is huge. Also , I live in an european region that has a good climate for vineyards - I have my own small vineyard and make my own wine. This might be weird for US people, but in Europe a lot of people make their own wine.
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  28958. Seems some comments are frivolous, and I believe tongue in cheek...also here in Melbourne you do not see snakes 😂..oh yes, that is Melbourne in the pic and we do have fabulous public transport and safe streets.
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  28959. I think if you watch this video every day for an entire month you will now the history of the entire world fluently.
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  28960. Next is to have them crumbed and deep fried
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  28961. Peter Perfect 👍
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  28962. happy birthday Ian. hope you have a bonza day.
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  28963. The 80s home video, could be because we are having crack downs on hooning atm, they aren't allowed to do burn outs..
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  28964. Ian I bet you will love the caramelo koala, they’re my favourite chocolate
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  28965. Great vid, cheers from OZ
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  28966. I think we live on the most diverse and beautiful country in the world. 🇦🇺 But I am biased of course 😉
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  28967. If I had to pick a state to live in the USA it would be Florida
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  28968. When I went to school they did…we were told where to dig to find water..how to use a plastic bag and transpiration to get water…how to use the southern cross which way is south! The sun is hella bad…if your a white fella you burn! South Australia for sure… Schooling today is more politically correct now! We used to have exchange student who we would torture with tales of drop bears….loads of fun!
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  28969. Marmite and chip (ready salted/plain only) sandwiches. Always win.
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  28970. An old friend of mine works at Scania, for whatever its worth. Pretty big employer around here.
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  28971. I'm definitely only a Pizza & BBQ Shapes fan, will have to try a couple seen here that I haven't tried. Thanks Ian! Oh, & I also like to shake the box before opening, because it picks up a lot of the loose flavouring from the bottom of the box ;)
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  28972. Aussie Aussie Aussie
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  28973. Retired Home Ec / food tech teacher from Sydney here. You reduced the amount of eggs from 6 to 4, (i.e reduced by 1/3). Did you reduce the amount of flour by 1/3 as well? If you did, you need to use a smaller cake pan, not the size recommended in the recipe as the mixture will be spread out too thinly and will not rise to the expected level. If you only reduced the eggs and not the flour the amount of flour is too much for the eggs. The eggs have a functional property and will not taste too eggy. A sponge cake relies on the air incorporated by beating the caster sugar (as others have said superfine sugar, not powdered sugar) and the eggs. Beating for 10 minutes should incorporate a lot of air and the volume of the egg and sugar mixture should be at least 5 to 6 times the original volume and be pale cream in colour and thick in appearance, almost like lightly beaten dairy cream. Self raising flour is plain flour and baking powder mixed together. The ratio varies according to different sources. Danielle, for your first time you did a pretty good job and you and Ian had fun. That’s all that matters. I hope my explanation helps the next time you make this.
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  28974. that was so amazing mate ty loved it
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  28975. The phone would have been the trackmap
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  28976. greetings from BA
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  28977. Do more about these RC video's!!
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  28978. Suggestion for reactions: FriendlyJordies. He's now the best investigative/independent journalist Australia has, but back in the day he made Aussie culture comedy videos. There's a legendary series called "*The Chronicles of Yilmaz*" which is the perfect representation of public school and Aussie bogan culture.
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  28979. Welcome to the world' beautiful little Sydney. Congratulations Ian and Daniella. Looking forward to seeing Sydney coming to Sydney. What a wonderful family.
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  28980. Try it in a sandwich with buttered bread and cheese slices and some lettuce.
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  28981. I love seeing all of you!! Such a gorgeous family. Your Dad, Daniella was awesome! No way would I launch into food I'd never had before like he did. I'm such a whimp. Yes, the Bacon chips are brilliant! As are the CC's. They first came out in the 80s if my memory serves...Mint slice is my favourite. Beats Tim Tams IMO. Jaffas from NZ are even better! I know, hard to belive but true. Whittakers is always delicious. Thanks again for such a fun video!!!
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  28982. When you talk about learning car cultures from other countries, I wonder if you have reacted to Sweden's raggare subculture yet? Every summer, cruising evenings for vintage cars are held in prob every Swedish town, at least the smaller ones . Old American cars are particularly popular in the culture and according to the comments in the clip, there are said to be around half a million vintage cars from the USA in Sweden, a figure that increases by about 5,000 per year. Here you can see what a typical cruising evening looks like. https://youtu.be/-LEOjjw4jf0?si=pME5X0MePpAc8Nnr
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  28983. Not that it's a competition, but Australia does it 4x better... Meet the Holden Precision Driving Team. The display team dates WAY back to the '50s I believe, but there is not a lot of great video of them on the internet. I think this one gives you a good range of what they did, keeping in mind they they are driving on a clay based dirt and grass. https://youtu.be/6N5IaaHrKNg
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  28984. Go live for Bathurst. You can host the chat while we all watch the TV broadcast.
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  28985. I remember when that car and the Jags were running around Bathurst, we hated them so much as the skyline had AWD/turbo and handled so well and the Jags had the V12 which no one could catch when Conrod straight was actually straight :).
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  28986. Anne marie was a good sport
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  28987. The Yaris Wrc has some mad anti lag. check it out.
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  28988. Most definately, they might compete on open tracks like Adelaide but more technical tracks would not see them being competitive over anything longer than a short sprint race where fuel consumption, tyre degradation and consistent heavy braking are more a discerning factor especially seeing Marcos struggling to put power down over one lap, add in the extra weight that does it no favours also over a longer race.
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  28989. Looked cool and he got some speed in the bug. Cool video
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  28990. These cars are the ultimate collection of Australia muscle cars, all of them!
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  28991. I dated a girl in Bathurst, her 18yo son was a petrol head. Being a local kid he always referred to it as "the mount" not mountain or mount panorama. Just an FYI for you Ian. Hope to hear you use the local terminology in future vids. MORE MASTERS PLEASE. Love this series.
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  28992. Sorry for the timestamp and rambling stuff but man... 2:30 Yep, Ian. We had/have the 300/Cs and the Chargers. Had a drag racing acquaintance in a city I lived in who owned a tweaked 300C with the 5.7 litre. It was all Black and in Chrysler 300C terms, it was a sleeper. For context, he owned and ran a Top Fuel drag racing team with a full workshop. The car got the treatment. His car made me want a big 300C. I still want one 16-odd years later. 2:47 I'm commenting as I go, so there may be more further on, but that Pink Dodge reminds me of a '58(?) Plymouth Hardtop that someone offered to sell me for 700 bucks in 1977 when I was a young car nut of fourteen. It was a 318 with a push-button auto on the dash. Not inlet manifold and it had been sitting with no bonnet/hood for many years. Anyway, I raced home on my pushbike/dragster the five kilometres/3 miles home and proceeded to beg and plead with my dad to loan me the money. I raved and raved about the thing and he said no. I was gutted. 3:20 I had a Fawn '74, 245 Charger for a few months in 1983 before I near killed myself in it. That's way too long a tale to tell here...lolz 3:33 I bought one of these, a VG, for 300 bucks in 1993 from a bloke. I drove it home and started to work on it from front to back. I stripped out the flooring and it was pristine. In fact, from the front to the back of the rear quarter panels was pristine...the rear quarter panels had been stuffed with chicken wire and bog. The entire rear bottom 18 inches of the car was bog, wire and prayers under a so so paint job. He used to back it into the river with his boat trailer... 9:03 I love the Australian Ford coupes (XA/B/C) from that era but I too feel the Chargers had their own style that just said 'Muscle Car'. 9:23 I think that's a 'Chrysler by Chrysler', the luxury model that Chrysler/Valiant released over here in the 70s. I had one of these in 2004 that just needed paint and a new electric fuel pump before it was ready to roll. Worked 360, 727 Torqueflyte(?), LSD. Then someone decided to put a wallaby carcass in the back seat (we lived in the bush) to keep it from the dogs overnight and then forgot to tell anyone. I found it four weeks later...I sold the drivetrain for 1500 bucks on the condition that they took the entire vehicle away on purchase. I've had a few more Valiant/Chryslers but this comment may not even make it. It is a bit long.
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  28993. Hey Ian these are awesome little cars to watch racing either in person at the track or on TV. But when they crash, they crash hard - do a search for "Massive Barrel Roll Crash - Aussie Racing Cars 2022 - The Bend Motorsport Park" and "Horror Crash Damian Flack Bathurst 2015 Aussie Racing Cars" And for some more "about" info, check out the video "What is an Aussie Racing Car?" from the AussieRaceCars channel.
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  28994. I tried to ski a few times but it's hard . I live two hours from those mountains
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  28995. Also, there are even rainforests in Europe. Near Bergen ,Norway I believe.
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  28996. Your channel is so interesting. I don't know why having an American learn so much about the best stuff in Australia is so interesting to watch, it just is.
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  28997. Apparently some of the old ladies in my Mum's choir group do this but with chocolate malt fingers and port. Truly there is wisdom from our elders.
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  28998. The Wonkey Donkey. My kids were obsessed with that damn donkey. Months and months it was the only song they wanted on in the car.
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  28999. One of the most aussiest tik toks was a guy wearing earmuffs on the jobsite and he felt something tickle his ear. He took them off to find a massive spider inside his earmufd
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  29000. Great reaction. I love Goodwood FOS, it's basically Comic-Con for cars. This is the Sunday shoot out, in which the last car broke the hill climb record. Might not be suitable for a reaction video, but we'll worth watching ✌💙
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  29001. Check out the MASSIVE machinery holding it up in black behind the puppet. Animatronic with all cables, both electrical and activating to create movements, being connected from behind the machine.
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  29002. I’m gonna send you some Caramilk…
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  29003. At that time (1888) was engines well introduced both on trains and ships plus in industry. So that both work or self propelling vehicle of sorts were around was nothing new. Hence the video seems quite a bit over dramatised. The only correct there might be that the horses could react. On the lake of Mjøsa in Norway are there still a paddle steamship in traffic (worlds oldest in traffic )....and that one was put into operation in 1856. So here is a video you can react to about that unique ship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vS_SywnKXA
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  29004. Great video! Looking forward to more vids in this series👍🏻👍🏻
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  29005. Jan 1986 rego just a bit overdue
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  29006. Welcome back. You made me a huge fan of the Power Wagon but I ended up snagging a ZR2.
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  29007. I think you’d like Perth too but try checking out Darwin.
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  29008. We had a green 2 cv here in the UK my wife called it Kermit ,we drove it all over the UK ,a bit slow and very slow going up hills especially when being blocked in by massive articulated wagons , very scary . 😟😟🚛🚛🚙🚛🚛
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  29009. I always say g’day. Happy to show you around when you come to visit.
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  29010. 😢I love how over exaggerates the German accent and how he uses sometimes German words. Cheers from Berlin! 🍻
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  29011. Reading some comments it seems like some people take beer a little too serious lol. Or maybe im just not as big of a critic, people saying stuff like "__ is water" etc etc.
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  29012. I saw something on discovery channel 15-20 years ago where they had a machine like that somewhere in the US with a grabber on it, they were using it for mountain logging.
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  29013. Speaking of sport. The US cricket team just played a home series against Ireland and won their first ever ICC (International Cricket Council) sanctioned Twenty Over match. The USA is now a qualified Internationally.ranked side.
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  29014. I work in a moving company we drive trucks, little vans and every kind of transport vehicles trough switzerland. I wish you could be coworker for a week you would not believe the scenery. There are even cartrains where you go on a train with your car or truck and just chill in your vehicle while the train is going throught the mountains. One way with a big truck costs 200 Swiss francs but its woth it because otherwise u have to drive all the way around the mountain.
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  29015. Man I would love a rig like that red thing, stuff like that is worth big bucks here, and parts are not easy to find. Our Holden and ford utes and sedans even (atleast the V8s and turbos) have gone crazy since they stopped making them, some cars that a couple years ago you could get for $3-5k are now over 20+.
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  29016. Well done with the man cave. What is the police evidence item also are they all unopened boxes from Australia?! Cool.
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  29017. Cool that you chose Favorit, I have one on my own and enjoyed it so far. Just need to replace carburetor and it will be like new. It drives very well and the feeling you have driving all mechanical car like this is pure joy.
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  29018. If you like Vegemite, let me tell you mate, it goes great on sausages
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  29019. Yeah, Blake Shelton could buy it!! :)
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  29020. Florida or a private island in the Caribbean suits me ;-)
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  29021. My place and I'll keep the change thanks.
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  29022. Where all sheep here this has happened 4 times now since 1974 and we all stay here
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  29023. Next rally here in Umeå Sweden 9-12 February my hometown, second year and so looking forward to it, lots of snow.
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  29024. You can safely call yourself a Rally fan at this point. Just watch some whole competitions at some time so you get down with all the details. But you are most definitely already a fan.
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  29025. You can get these climate controlled clear 'bubbles' to store cars in. He may get one of those to protect it from the dust etc during construction.
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  29026. A mate of mine has a green SR/R 5000 Torana and he posted the other day that they used it on a biscuit tin, so I'm fairly certain that's his car! What a small world...
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  29027. Sylvester Stallone had the best technique in the movie Over The Top - what a noice putty tat it is!! Thanks for the share Ian u rock!!!
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  29028. Born and grew up in UK, I know that. Lived in Portsmouth but moved to bath for a couple of Years (Near Bristol), and my parents said I was developing a real Somerset / Bristol accent. Ended up moving back to Portsmouth, and yes you can go a few miles away and the accent changes slightly depending which direction you go.
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  29029. Congrats on reaching 100k!! Recently subbed to your channel! Really enjoying your videos!! Keep it up and thanks for giving good content :) Happy Thanksgiving! Also, you should check out camel trophy off-road race if you haven't! It's one of the most epic offroad events ever held with some real gruesome off-road journeys.. check it out someday if you haven't!
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  29030. Wow that is an Awesome video, that sound never gets old, love it!!!
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  29031. Well done guys 👍
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  29032. If you think this is great, check him out in the Volvo, absolute madlad in that, I'll never forget his Clipsal race against Whincup
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  29033. Do a reaction to Australia 4 wheel driving or off roading as you call it
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  29034. You guys are so cute, especially el abuelo Pedro! Amor from oz
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  29035. As an Aussie from Tasmania , I really loved this video!! I love how much you not only respect the Aussie stuff but you love it to !!
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  29036. Ford did attempt to sell the Taurus in Australian in the mid-late 90's it was a sales flop
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  29037. Thank you dude. You made my day.This is the best video of it. A classic
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  29038. I've seen several haka, and even participated in a few back at primary school many years ago. They really are incredible to watch aren't they, when they are done properly. Sometime watch some flash mob haka. There are some really good ones on here. I'll have a search and leave some links for you below.
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  29039. Whenever I pull up at the lights in the city next to a semi, I check if their tyres are flat or round at the bottom. If they're flat they're hauling a load and you can easily get in front of them, but if they're round don't even try unless you have the power to accelerate faster than them. Trucks can be quick when they are able to skip the lower gears.
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  29040. Can you share the demographics of your audience with us please?
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  29041. Peter Brock King Of The Mountain In The Great Race Bathurst 1000 Sunday Winner Of The Race Nine Times The first Of The Group A V8’s Revs To 7500 Rpm 5Litre V8 Engines The Master At Work In His Office
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  29042. That was frickin hilarious
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  29043. wow it looks almsot like new, and only 90k kilometer in 33 years is amazing for such a normal car. so cool. I wish i could have my dads old 1983 corolla liftback in this condition.
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  29044. You can use any ground meat but sausage mince is best. Season any way you like. I grate the onion and grate an apple as well. I use breadcrumbs instead of eggs. Definitely use your hands to combine the mix. You can experiment and create your own recipes. Once you have the basics down you can create your own kinds of sausage rolls. You can make the sausage rolls as thin or thick as you like. The first ones you made are exactly how the Aussie ones are made. Home-made are better than bought. Good job guys for your first time.
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  29045. Just showed this video to my son, and now he wants Tim tams, but I told him Australia has sold out
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  29046. Hey there, just a quick crash course on doritos: Post WW2, there were piston engines, turbines and this quirky thing called "wankel", named after it's german inventor. The layout is so counterintuitive to how an engine works conventionally since it doean't have any valves but huge, moving seals that made it require a pre-mix comparable to scooters who need a small % of oil in the fuel of their 2 stroke engines. If you want to make it "really simple": it's a rounded triangle with a hole in the middle that rotates around an eccentric crank shaft within an oval combustion chamber. The missile knows where it is at all times. Mazda bought the patent for the wankel engine from the german company NSU, which built motorcycles with it in the 50s. Mazda spent almost a decade to get the "demon scratches", the rotor&casing expanding at different rates of temperature, leaving drag marks on the casing. In the end, they used fragile sheets of graphite infamous for breaking on the points of the triangular rotor assemblies, making it ready for production. In the 60s, Mazda built the Cosmo 115, with a twin rotor engine reving up to 8k rpm producing just over 100hp. The size of the individual rotor hasn't changed much since it's invention, the first coming in at 0.45 Liters and the most recent at 0.6 Liters in the RX-8 from the 2000s. The 4 rotor engine (0.6×4=2.4 Liter) in Mad Mike's RX-7 was never produced in any model I'm aware of, but since rotaries are (at least in theory) stackable by alternating between seal, rotor, seal, rotor etc until your crank shaft can no longer keep up, this engine was theoretically possible and no one else but Mazda themselves used it in their 1991 win at Le Mans in the legendary 878B, where that engine configuration made 750hp at 8500rpm, but it was capable of 900+ if there hadn't been concerns about engine durability over 9k rpm. It's a 24h race after all... -Rotary engines are funny, great little beasts and seem like the magic bullet but the drawbacks sadly are hard to ignore: •They burn oil by design, just like pre-mix in a scooter. •The seal of the combustion chamber is the edge of the rotor and a huge flat piece of metal, which is just not ideal. •Not exactly a "torquey" engine, needs revs. The advantages for tuning are great, though: •If you port the intake&exhaust, you can get more air into it, making it much more powerful & happy at top end. Obviously, the idle becomes more choppy, but I guess some girls like it that way lol :) •There's so many fewer moving parts that can break than a conventional piston engine, no valves etc to worry about. •Relatively good at producing lots of exhaust gasses, making it a natural fit for turbochargers. Also responds well to boost.
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  29047. I'm surprised someone hasn't sent you a boomerang yet they are pretty cool to throw
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  29048. What a fantastic museum, so many cars there I've never seen. You really need to check out the Citroën DS @ 10.20 , groundbreaking car in so many ways, Jay Leno did a video about his one.
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  29049. Look up the sounds cassowaries make. Scary definitely raptors
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  29050. Get some Bundaberg rum in to you mate. 😃🤣 👍🤠
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  29051. Its a shame American Bread tastes nothing like Aussie bread.
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  29052. 👍🏻🇸🇦
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  29053. In Denmark we don't need the pineapple, instead we pour gravy all over it. Look up bøfsandwich... it's not exactly finger food. Edit: I believe that the pineapple contrast works well.
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  29054. Thank you 3rd chicken salt giver… that’s how you explain chicken salt
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  29055. Ok, so a few things I noticed here are.... NikNaks are a South African corn puff style chip, Mars Bar in South Africa is called Bar One, and LYNX/AXE deodorant in South Africa is called EGO. Not sure why I thought of all these SA related items......as I'm located in Melbourne.
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  29056. You need to try "Savory" Shapes the original flavor, it is very few peoples favorite flavor but almost every one likes them, at a party you will find three bowls of Shapes, Savory, Pizza, BBQ and if there is a forth it will be Chicken. you can have your fill of most flavors but you can just keep eating Savory.
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  29057. That temperature map is a bit iffy.... I live on the vic/nsw border and in the hottest part of summer it's 45-47 degrees for a solid week. I used to live in Ballarat, we moved up here when I was in grade 6. I remeber it was winter and we were wearing shorts and t shirts. All the locals were rugged up. The first summer was brutal. But you acclimatise, now if I went to Ballarat in the summer it would probably feel too cold to swim 😂
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  29058. In WA never had the Bunnings sausage sizzle on bread,, we have buns yes there may be a line, but you are not in it for long they work fast. If you turn up and there is a sausage sizzle, you start with that, the smell is just too alluring. At one stage they tried to ban the onions,, but due to public outcry the onions stayed.
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  29059. Yeah good point Ian, nascar used to be great. Why did the bust the races into stages & say it was by public demand? Harvick Montoya at the glen was a good little feud.....Tony Stewart wrecking anyone everytime then Jimmy Johnson 7 in a row kinda got stale after number 2
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  29060. 🤌
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  29061. Gday Ian and family. Enjoy your day :--+
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  29062. Max Verstappen can't even drive a manual (stick shift car) so I think that his Civic was an auto (automatic car ) 🤣 you might have to teach him Ian like you did Daniela 👍😀
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  29063. My 1st taste of American TV is sesame st lol but yea the amount of time the people on how I met your mother and friends didn't work but could afford a new York apartment lol
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  29064. "Pilsner Yurkwell" is the most common beer here in Czechia in these days, but many people don't like it, they call it a corporate beer and they prefer smaller brands, also, it's mostly the most expensive option. I also prefer different beers because PU is too bitter for me, but beer people consider that to be the only correct way how beer should taste. I prefer lighter beers which won't kill you after 2 glasses. 😀 BTW, we don't say Pilsner Urquell (which is some latin name or maybe german, I am not sure), we say just Plzeň, which is the name of city (Pilsen), but when you say Pilsen, everyone knows which beer you mean.
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  29065. A fantastic job 👍. Love the Bunnings Bear 🐻, that's where my son works and we have one with his name on it . You really have been sent some beautiful things . Well done 🇦🇺🐨🦘😃
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  29066. Need to check out justice crew they are a Sydney dance crew that won Australia’s got talent
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  29067. Iveco is Fiat´s "commercial vehicle" brand :)
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  29068. I like the Scandivian cars to. They didn't all survive like Saab (my father had a 9000 turbo back in the day and they were making fighter jets actually). And Volvo, my sister in Law has one. Pure luxury but not cheap !
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  29069. G-day Lan Do you Know if you Lived in Australia there is a Good chance your nickname would be Blue or Bluey
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  29070. Man, how old is that vid, classic
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  29071. I first joined YouTube in 2006 and it was so different. I remember uploading garbage low quality videos and getting hundreds if not thousands of views. No chance of having that happen now
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  29072. Allens for me
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  29073. Alot of the bumps on the higher speed sections are actually aerodynamic porpoising, much like what we are seeing with the 2022 spec F1 cars. Also staying out of the groove is pretty common with downforce cars that have very low ride height. More of a bottoming out thing. Quick reference for us Americans with kph to mph. 100kph is 62mph, and that is basically linear. So 300kph is 186mph.
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  29074. All the Uni students used to want one, they are so reliable and run forever, were built like tanks and great for hills! There must be a lot of old ones around in Australia! I still see a few VW Combis around beach areas of Sydney, my father had one for a while until mum said no! 😁 Counting Herbie's on the road used to be a thing! The Golf is not as much fun to drive! An new electric beetle!? 🤔
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  29075. Lived in Sydney a lot of my life served in the RAN and entered Sydney Harbour many times worked at Garden island been past the house many times . Have only been up to the outside only once you don't know what you've missed till someone from elsewhere tells you.
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  29076. Congratulations to you all ❤
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  29077. 2 Euro coin, AUDI A8 you can order with several different engins - V6, V8, W12 benzin, V6 and V8 diesel. The W12 is the same as in the Bently cars (build in UK), and enginired for this type of cars. Mercedes has a V12 also BMW. But they stopped building this engins.
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  29078. Merry Christmas all 🥶 🥳 💟
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  29079. They weren’t best in OZ that is for sure. The 265 was a good engine. Have a look at Touring car Masters on YouTube You will see some beautiful Cars and fast.
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  29080. OMG being a car guy I'm surprised you've not watched Le Man (71) with Steve Mcqueen a must-watch film about Gulf Porsche 917K against the Ferrari 512S, I've seen a documentary about 917K's it's a real beast to drive an inch travel on the gas pedal you are either on power or off no in-between, the rule for Le Man 24 vehicles had to be less than 40 inches tall, the GT40 was based on the Lola mk6 built-in Slough UK
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  29081. Awesome, But the Holden fans need to lift their game. There's too much Ford in there. 😂
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  29082. I feel that right now, the WRC cars are some of the best ever in terms of sound, performance and looks. People easily get stuck in the past and on the urban legends of the 80's (even though group B was legendary ofc). But contrary to popular belief, they weren't THAT fast - powerful, yes, but rudimentary in terms of suspension, gearbox, brakes etc. The biggest problem of the sport today is the lack of manufacturers and the price tag on the cars (1 car is around $1 million). And the WRC is doing a terrible job in marketing. The broadcasts behind the paywall are solid, but there's barely any free social media content to engage the fans and show off the drivers and cars. It's a shame, since it's not doing the sport justice. I was once again blown away today by the sheer BALLS on these guys driving on tricky Monte Carlo roads at crazy speeds, and after 20 km of flat out driving, the differences between drivers can be like 0.5 seconds. So they should desperately focus on marketing this amazing sport more!
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  29083. US has GMC aka General Motors Company, Australia used to have GMH aka General Motors Holden. I love the burble of the V8, thats why I love my Jeep GC 4.7l V8.
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  29084. We are such a resourceful and creative bunch, it's in the DNA!
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  29085. John Clarke and Bryan Dawe were bloody marvelous. There is a load of their work on youtube, look up the channel. Unfortunately John Clarke passed away in April of 2017 while hiking with his family. His work as Fred Dagg was brilliant and his work as a political satirist is legendary. He is missed on both sides of the Tasman.
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  29086. Haha, that’s just 1 lap, now do a driver stint of say 50 laps or all 161. Haha.
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  29087. Australia moved to Metric from 1966 starting with Dollar instead of Pound and then to measure in July 1974. How easy was it - Damn easy as it is the best and I am an Oldie as we don't need 11 & 12 times tables. Moreover American's have too big a Serving on their table.
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  29088. You should try to come down towards the end of the year, there is much more to do in summer then winter.
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  29089. I remember back in about 1999 or so I was at my local kart track and Marcus Zukanovic showed up to race with us...I was talking to (i think it was his dad) and he said "yeah he will be in V8 Supercars in a year or two"....I thought Yeah ok, good luck and then we got on track...well I'd like to say I raced Marcus Zukanovic but he was way to quick for me lol ....and within a few years he WAS in a V8 supercar. he didnt really get a chance in the main game but he was very quick in Super 2 (next level down from main game) but I guess the money wasnt there and I think he went ute racing for a while before getting into TCM...great to see him still going after all these years.
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  29090. Congratulations to you and your family, thoroughly deserved, keep up the good work 👍
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  29091. Subscribed for more AFL . The greatest of all the sports
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  29092. Great job for your first time. Next time score the pastry on top with a knife, just slice across the roll on a slight angle every inch or so down to the top of the filling allows the steam to escape and prevents the roll from opening up. Also try adding shredded carrot to the mixture. As an Aussie I certainly would have been tucking into a few pieces of those.
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  29093. Check out some bin chicken videos.
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  29094. I use to drink a lot a VB in my younger days, when I drink beer these days I drink Carlton Dry but my drink of choice has always been Bundaberg Rum and Cola or Bundy as we call it or Yum as I say 😁 G'day Pedro 👍
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  29095. Greetings from germany ✌️ I am following your jurney looking at the German/europen Trucks espicially the Unimog If you Like the Unimog you maybe also intrested in the MAN KAT. Military Truck .... ITS one of the Most Used Trucks for Truckrally in private sector and offroadtrucking after the Military autctions Them Off ....they are Basically a Unimog thats Like dubble the size ...you have often asked about Them watching the offroadtrucking and hillclimbing stuff a few days/weeks Back ... from 2×4 Up to 8×8 all Kinds of drivetrain are possible ......ITS also super versitile and can basically turned into evetry tiype of Truck you can Imagine...crane /cooling Cargo/rockedpod carryer /everything you can Imagine the KAT can get turned into Just Like the Unimog .... Love your Channel WE often watvh your stuff in the mornig togther in the shop before starting to wrench arround on some rusty old Trucks 🤣 Love it keep it Up 💪🏻
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  29096. Lol what a legend, you should check out "Trent from Punchy"
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  29097. Dang, your wheel & pedals aren't there yet? Must be lost in a mountain of Xmas present shipping.
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  29098. The first car I ever hired in the USA (1989) was a Pontiac Grand Prix and it wasn't that fast😂
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  29099. Congratulations Ian all the best from Liverpool England
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  29100. Cheers for that Mate. I reckon Canada is pretty awesome too, would love to visit there one day. Nice to see a few shots of my hometown, Perth, West Oz, where the Turtle Frogs live. 😀
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  29101. "On the Road" I think is put out by one of our equivalent "AAA" - "The Road Ahead" is made by Qld's AAA equivalent
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  29102. Have you seen the Jeremy Clarkson Lancia vs Audia bit? 18 minutes greatnesss.
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  29103. Born and raised Sydney sider. Went to LA in 2016 for 10 days and did theme parks with my wife in your summer and yeh nah your sun is very....Ummm....gentle I guess you could say lol. Most days we didn't put on sunscreen and we are standing/walking in the sun all day and didn't even really burn. Legit you can not go a hour in the summer sun in Sydney without getting burnt.
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  29104. Have you ever watched "Stadium Trucks" or "Super Trucks"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKJXzDOdH4U
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  29105. Move to Austria... You’d be a Bogan Ian😊
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  29106. first vew and like
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  29107. Enjoyed your family pictures from Las Crusec… in some ways seems similar to central Australia, but the soil is more red. Check out; The Olgas, Kings Canyon and Uluru which are near Alice Springs (500km). Hoping you can visit one day and experience for yourself.
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  29108. As an Australian I’ve driven in Europe I fine the roads are very good. Unfortunately Some European come to Australia for their outback adventure holiday.Then get themselves in all sorts of serious trouble as an example not carrying enough drinking water in very remote areas.
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  29109. There is just something soothing about man caves and this is a great one indeed.
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  29110. 4:18 No, you didn´t understand, because you didn´t listen! He said that the Prius has really good corner rotation because of it´s electrical rear wheel drive!
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  29111. @ You’re welcome, I hope you manage to travel to Europe this year or sometime soon and to experience the culture food the people and have fond memories you and your family take back because I’m sure you will love it. You’re very open minded which is a great thing and your will to learn. Enjoy the food because honestly it’s like nothing else so much to try. Damn I need a holiday 😂
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  29112.  @IWrocker  alright mate, have a good week.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  29113. I passed the viaduct to go south, the view was incredible over the valley. Great video keep doing this
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  29114. Unimog Fire Truck Finally 🥳
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  29115. Search YouTube for The big beer ad
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  29116. Off subject Ian, Bathurst is this weekend. Not sure if you knew
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  29117. Im not a fan of the mango. My fave is the doublecoat and white ♡ timtams should make a caramilk version, I'd eat the heck out of them 😍😍
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  29118. I don’t know if anyone else has let you know but the white car with the Martini livery at 5:28 was a Lancia Montecarlo. 👍🏼
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  29119. Please watch "44 days" a doco about Australia's kittyhawk squadron fighting the Japanese in The north during ww2....we always do the best with what we have.....its not the dog in the fight.....its the fight in the dog!
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  29120. Since you live in Illinois, Athens, Greece's twin cities are Chester, Percy & Benton IL (within a 0.1 degree or 7 miles)
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  29121. Pity the TRUE Aussie Utes have gone the way of the 🦤. I will never sell my ‘03 Holden VY LS1 Cross8 Crewman, EVER. But I may sell wifey’s ‘06 VZ SX6 Adventra v6 and buy a VY or VZ LS1 Adventra LX8.
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  29122. Fraser island is one of my favorite places to visit
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  29123. By the way Gridlife is at pikes peak tomorrow, whole lotta drifting
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  29124. Hi, there I think you had a good go at and will dune.
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  29125. I went to Bathurst in 2000 awesome it is well worth doing, The cutting is a lot steeper than any film or video shows great track and drove around the track on the monday after the race.
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  29126. Watch Dick Johnston on that track when he totalled it and raced the next day. Stunning run and the Holden boys hated it 😁😁😁😁 It was green 😂😂😂😂
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  29127. I love your videos so much ONYA Ian and your beautiful family xoxo
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  29128. Actually, Assetto Corza graphic can be adjusted and moded, some of videos on youtube are very close to reality. Btw in racing games I use view from outside on the hood, because without VR the inside view is very bad.
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  29129. Have a look at the 1oomph videos on the screen when you finished and paused the videos, They go back to the late 60's throught the 70's and into the 80's. Lots of classic Bathurst races including Brocky's 1st win in 1972.
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  29130. Mate,you should be the Australian ambassador to America mate,love your passion for our great Southern land.
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  29131. I’m a race track offical here in NZ and can confirm that rx7 is insane down the front straight of Hampton downs in decel it spits huuuuuge flames
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  29132. In April '24. I have been married for 25 years. We rented an Audi A4 Avant for our wedding day and the day after. New from the showroom, with 71 km on the odometer. It had only been taken for a test drive twice. I did drive the regular A4 at work. And the VW Transport VR6. An automatic, to Paris. And southern Portugal. Range Rover, Jaguar XJ6, MG miggit. And my first car was a BMW 318I from 1986. In the Audi 100 and the BMW M3 Cabriolet from a friend's parents.And in the Ferrari 308. From a cousin of my mother. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  29133. If you ever get to WA, look me up, I'll take you and your family on a tour.
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  29134. Response to TFL... love it
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  29135. Get slamming Ian
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  29136. The full film is considered lost unfortunately. It was before they took film preservation seriously.
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  29137. That park is awesome. The cashier thought I was INSANE for taking my 10 day old ram with 900 miles on it through the trails. #NOFUCKSGIVEN HAHAHA
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  29138. Love your videos, the xy gtho was the fastest 4 door production car in its day, and my favourite car, deserves its own vid
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  29139. The SR71 took to the skies in 1966 so there is chance he worked on a Skunk works project.
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  29140. My family went to America for holidays when I was a kid, the nature is amazing. Though I have a terrible memory of eating Mc Donalds, literally 5 minutes before going on a joy flight over the grand canyon. It was so windy all flights were grounded for the rest of the day, after ours...... I threw up everywhere, the pilot could barely fly the route. Chocolate Shake all through the back of the plane....
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  29141. Sounds chaotic is the best description for the entire Lancia rally program. And is pretty much the best description for it. But boy, did they make some firecrackers back in the day on shoestring budgets.
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  29142. I used to have a Holden Torana and also a Holden Charger. Both beasts
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  29143. G'day guys, hay Ian did you have a ice bucket next to you so when the hot stuff go's through you it's near by to cool off, if you get what I mean cobber 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  29144. Thanks for continuing this series, very enjoyable content, i am happy that you have fun
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  29145. Cheers mate much love thanks for me (from Norfolk Island)
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  29146. Happy birthday mate. Hope you have a good one. If you come to Melbourne im keen to catch up for a BBQ and beers. Keep up the greats vids.
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  29147. europe is not europe all the time , that statement is not totally wrong mate . england left so its not the same europe as before . there are also new country's added , so once again its not the same europe anymore. you are totally correct ! :)
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  29148. Damn that blew me away. that was very cool.
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  29149. In Germany we say Kekse to cookies. And there are Butter Speculatius and Speculatius. They are only eaten in the christmas time.
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  29150. The O and U always stuff my thinking of spelling words just confuses the F outta me!! 2 things came to mind was I don't give a rats and Do you want 20 cents ring someone who cares!! Thanks for the share Ian!!
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  29151. Hi Ian, just a little bit of FYI for you about the weather extremes at Bathurst. The exact year I just don't remember right now but I was a flaggie ( flag marshal) at the chase ( when Craig Lowndes was driving the green eyed monster). Pit straight had sunshine, mountain straight had light rain, across the top of the mountain had snow and we copped sleat in the chase all at the same time.
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  29152. its a solid list but not the best beers, more like the biggest breweries selling to the US
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  29153. Congratulations! From Australia!
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  29154. It was super impressive, to see the car progress over the weekend. But there were other cars in the speed run,thst were also impressive. An old 1980s Group C car, a new rallycross electric, an old Subaru rally spec car, the new lucid electric, a 1970s Formula 2 racer. Of cars that flopped, I'd say a Nascar, that was heavily modified for the track. It only came in as #17 on Saturday, and #15 on Sunday. Even Tom Kristensens old 1990s Honda Accord Tourenwagen Cup car, was only a second slower, than the Nascar.
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  29155. FYI TraderJoe's is owned by German company ALDI !!! Question: Are you sure the Aussi ones aren't manufactured in The Netherlands (you get my special permission to call my country "Holland" if that's easier 😂) as well as the other 2??
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  29156. Bloody awesome enjoy. Aussie Aussie Aussie.
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  29157. If you bring your family to Oz you need to visit the Cadbury factory in Tasmania. I have to say I hate tipping only because I worry about not tipping enough and when you're not use to doing it then it can be hard to always remember to tip too. I wish they just paid people more. I get your point with healthy food being expensive too. I couldn't get over the amount of processed food in American and Canadian shops with tiny amounts of over priced fruit and veg.
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  29158. Lol when you drive past tipro you can totally see a face 🙂 lol glasshouse I've lived around here for about 92% of my life. ATM I live in Yarraman which means horse or wild horse in aboriginal (one of the languages anyway, I think there was like 300 languages) so I reckon wild horse mts name would be Yarraman. It's a beautiful area around hear and the sunshine coast is amazing, heaps better than the gold coast.. I love southeast Queensland I'll never move away from here there is just so much to do and see. Oh btw you like 4x4ing so you would love glasshouse it's epic, you should check out some video's, some of them are hard core 🙂👍
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  29159. the guy grabbing the mike was a Council Beach inspector (probably had no right to take the mike either) but back-in-the-day bikini's where new and many councils had banned them especially if you where not on the beach but walking on the street as they were. The postie Bikes are still used today and our letter boxes dont have the arm like the US boxes to show you have a delivery, they can be as simply as a box with a flip top lid like the one in the photo. Eric Bana is wearing a Saint Kilda Football shirt , and the car looks like a Ford Fairmont (could be wrong)
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  29160. Nice video, you’re cool guy! Greetings from Prague, CZ✋🏻🇨🇿
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  29161. Pedro getting mucho love in the comments and rightly so but Emma stealing the show with her little cameos😅
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  29162. Only thing is if you want a dually truck here in Oz you need an actual truck license
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  29163. The pool room would be an awesome series 😃👍on the road to 100,000 🇦🇺 let’s gooooo !!!
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  29164. The driver is Jacques Lafitte
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  29165. nice one mate :)
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  29166. Hoonigan bought a VZ ute and swapped the fire wall out of a damaged pontiac GTO to convert it to LHD they have videos on it.
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  29167. There is a video interviewing the neurosurgeon which is better. The thing I find funny is that she seemed way more squeamish over the worm when her job is literally looking inside peoples brains.
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  29168. You liked the 8x8 tatra now checkout K4 Movies 8x8 offroad technical course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wmSJwJ0BAo
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  29169. Wishing you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year
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  29170. 6:55 I didn't notice the placement of the video side mirrors before this shot. That's clever. It would really suck if the cameras failed though.
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  29171. I love the fact that anyone can manually adjust the camber/castor on the front wheels on a Mustang -But you have to weld add on parts onto a mini to get a similar ground cornering tires grip. But the Mini's are lighter and rev a lot higher -this allows them to buzz through the corners!
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  29172. honest question - what do the other 3 guys think, now that your youtube channel opened the door to a globetrotter like almost worldwide variety of beer? edit: also your wife need to translate pedro a bit more during the videos - or maybe create subtitles for him. i dont wanna sound to be rude - but as a german viewer, my spanish is basically non existent
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  29173. Well its better than you getting a fat ass and your cholesterol levels going through the roof 😃. Well done Ian its the thought that counts & you have a kind heart, good onya MATE. ✌🤠
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  29174. Oohhhh! AWD= all wheel drive I thought.. AWD= all women drivers, 🤣that’s usually who driving them😊
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  29175. This is hilarious 😂
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  29176. He also could have added, live within your means....you don't always have to have the best of everything or all the crazy new gadgets. Learn how to budget and save. Less is more.
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  29177. Sometimes we call biscuits bickies. Looks like you scored alright again.👍
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  29178. Good video 👍🏻
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  29179. Murray knew every track in the world
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  29180. Beerenberg do great sauces and they do an excellent relish too. Sausage rolls with the open ends, the mixture has to be firmer and tends to dry out more in cooking. So more likely to want or need sauce with a sausage roll over a pie. If a pie NEEDS the sauce it is either way too hot (fresh from oven) or overcooked and the gravy has dried out a bit. Freezer storage can also dry pies out a bit too. Of course, for taste test purposes you've gotta try things out. Lamb is a funny thing - many people are offended we eat it, but it is truly delicious, and if cooked properly just melts in your mouth. It's usually a gourmet pie and a higher price just because Lamb is a lot rarer meat than Beef. You can also substitute it with goat for excellent results too. Lamb, Rosemary and Potatoes belong together. My fave pie is pretty much always the pepper steak though, although mushroom, curry or bacon are all very good too (but never bacon and cheese).
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  29181. Think that cat was under arrest for eating a kid😂😂😂 the look on it’s face, bloody massive cat
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  29182. It's a 225, 245 or 265 straight six, But he has changed it to a 358ci factory Mopar race engine
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  29183. I like them all BUT one thing i cant get my head around is shapes calling them biscuits because they are not biscuits they are "crackers" and the anzac biscuit is not a biscuit it is a cookie. 👍🤓
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  29184. we need this sort of thing in australia
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  29185. Before I even start watching this video I will just point out the in the UK alone there are near 2,000 different brewers all of which produce many individual brands. Best of luck !
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  29186. You wanna go fast. You gotta kiss the walls. Just an epic shootout.
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  29187. Welcome to the famous Aussie humour. When you really shouldn't make a joke, we just have too.
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  29188. The European one is the same as in the Netherlands👍🏻
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  29189. They are pure muscle and would probably survive most clips
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  29190. So cool Ian. You could do a viewer convoy some time.
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  29191. Rotten luck basically.
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  29192. Hi Ian great name your little man has ....
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  29193. I hadn't seen this....thanks Ian.
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  29194. Rothenburg and Dresden Germany have amazing Christmas Markets
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  29195. Geography now did also a video over the states of germany. you could check that out too:)
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  29196. They use to keep racing while the flatbed trucks picked up the wrecks on the track in the old days.
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  29197. Hey Dani, those sausage rolls look so good I would definitely eat them!! In Oz, seasoning usually means adding salt and pepper and I use the meat from the supermarket bought sausages, either beef or pork and beef, lamb or just pork. Remove the casing and you can then add whatever you like, bacon, sun dried tomato, cheese, grated carrot, crushed fennel seeds etc. Before cooking, score them and cut into 2-3 inch pieces and pop into the oven. YUMMY served with tomato sauce, ketchup or even sweet chilli sauce!!
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  29198. Had the Octavia 1. great cars, cheap for what they can. They where actualy ONLY all wheel drive at the first place, just the newer version do also have only front wheel drive. but mine also was 4x4. Im from Swiss, sometimes we got snow.. sometimes we dont. It is a good 4x4. Oce i had to pull a BMW X-Drive, who did cost double the price as my Car, out of deep snow, because his electric 4x4 was BS ^^ backwheel sliped and the front wheels didnt do nothing. I pulld him out in 1 try.
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  29199. Have a look at the 'Highlands' track in Otago NZ. They took the best bits of many tracks and put it together...
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  29200. Are you ready for that silver play button, remember with great power comes great responsibility!:elbowcough:
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  29201. My grandada had a green valiant charger absolutely amazing
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  29202. Kakadu. 3 hours drive from darwin but worth the drive. Ubirr is amazing for the art work. Some pieces are 30 metres in the air. Check out the croc hotel at Jabiru. And Cahill crossing is crazy as the road is through the river and crocs either side just waiting to say hi.
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  29203. The problem in Australia with most drivers is they don’t look past the end of the bonnet (hood). 😉
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  29204. Hopefully your channel will help you achieve your dream of coming to Europe👌
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  29205. Congratulations on your new born. She is so lucky to have such a wonderful family. I like watching the Australian content. I recently moved from Dubbo in NSW to Newcastle in NSW. If you ever come to Australia, a visit to the zoo in Dubbo is a must. It has won some tourism awards and attracts lots of visitors.
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  29206. Two different and yet very similar markets that I've had the ability to enjoy are Korea and Germany. Both along their highways have massive rest stops/ service stations. In these, you have a gas station, multiple food offerings, and a huge restroom that is actually maintained. It's not just the US that has realized the economics of this.
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  29207. G'day iwrocker
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  29208. You may not have seen Ian but the van at 8:50 was a police van :D
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  29209. Well because your "one of us" did it make you a bit homesick. We can tell you care.
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  29210. In Newcastle NSW there used to be the Mattara hill climb but now its ended
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  29211. Did you work out what the corks on the hat were for?😂 (room looks good)
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  29212. Hi Ian don't forget we have emus drop bears Aussies win battle oh and magpies lol
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  29213. firsttttt love the videos Ian <3
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  29214. RAGE still exists. It is all night music videos on the government station. No ads. Party heaven. Very distinctive titles and opening sequence. It’s on YouTube. Home late drunk and alone? RAGE will fix it.
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  29215. i saw an adult guy riding one of these on the streets. it was one of the funniest things i have ever seen
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  29216. I use to live in Gympie witch was a big time gold mining town
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  29217. The police Ute, is called by most Australian’s a Paddy Wagon as this is where criminal’s or supposedly Criminal’s are put to be transferred to the Police Station or Cop Shop in Aussie lingo.🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸
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  29218. I have a complaint about your video clips ! Watching is very addictive! It's keeping me awake at night! Like it's now 1.12am Saturday east coast of Australia! Time for bed!💕💙💜🙏🙏
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  29219. If you want Australian nightlife uncensored, find one about Darwin’s night life lmao
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  29220. State flags are ALL UNION JACKS!! Ahh dear - Orange and Brown- the aboriginal flag for me. Go for it re Americas state flags - don’t feel tentative - it’s yr country so go for it. No need to placate the Oz - they (me) will suck it up.
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  29221. think all trucks in video are working trucks
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  29222. I love that you like the first beer so much, because I’m from Cologne, the city it’s made from; we also invented perfume for men to a degree, it’s named Cologne for a reason; and the colours and imagery on the can actually reflect Colognes heraldic shield. Also it has inarguably one of the most impressive cathedrals in the world. And here is a fun fact: Kölsch is a people, a language and a beer; in a way it’s an attitude for to world to visit us and we will welcome them for a night out. To be all friends for a moment, however fleeting.
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  29223. Hi Ian that track is the main track onto the barge over to Fraser and the Vehicle is a Lc79 Landcruiser Ute with a 4.5l turbo diesel V8 .. if you like the Landcruiser have a look over on Patriot Campers channel 👍
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  29224. That was so cool.
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  29225. Congrats on hitting 70k, you will hopefully be getting your you tube button sooner than you think
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  29226. The best way for you to find out the difference, is to come visit Australia and experience it for yourself.
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  29227. I had to laugh at your comment about the Mini being "arguably" better handling than a Mustang! Minis drive like they are on rails.
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  29228. Welcome back! And congratulations on the little one!😁👍🏻 Congratulations on the new home too bro🍻 I’m sure I speak for most when I say I look forward to more of your videos, and that we missed you bro😎
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  29229. Ok here's something different for you that I have never seen anyone do. Make a vegemite sandwich and put slices of cheese with it also make one and put lettuce on it sounds strange but it's not that bad.
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  29230. No-one in Australia has died from a snake bite in the last 40 years....just sayin’.
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  29231. The photo you showed of Tasmania in the book is where i live, a few streets near the oval next to the beach
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  29232. Welcom at any time bro
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  29233. We call a field trip an "excursion"
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  29234. I was at the first clip in the 90s at Eastern creek raceway loved it..Edit i was at a few of the clips you showed at Eastern creek raceway,it was the best drag strip in Australia in the 90s
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  29235. I went through Gunshot Creek in 1988. I was in a Unimog with a bus body. Even in those days it was crazy.
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  29236. Iced Vovo have with milk. Kingston with a cup of tea or coffee.. enjoy!
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  29237. A few electric and hydrogen powered cars in this too.
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  29238. I love your reaction lol
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  29239. Thanks 🌻 interesting as always, enjoy your day .
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  29240. This aussie loves nascar, though always prefer v8 supercars
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  29241. Some good pilots out there .
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  29242. Glad your on ETS2. Fake brands but are mods to show real brands/petrol stations. Map can be expanded with country DLC packs. Lots more mods to make it more realistic. Looking forward to more videos
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  29243. Fiat 500 (US market) and VW commercials are really funny. Check them out!
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  29244. i agree that rally is more intense to watch. i dont know the name or channel but theres a video on how dangerous early f1 really was that you might find interesting. if anyone knows the video please post a link?
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  29245. if you like vegemite, you gotta have a cheese and vegemite sandwich..
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  29246. The brakes are disc brakes, they are cooled by water sprayers, they'll use about 100 litres of water in under half an hour.
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  29247. Fun Fact this Flat 12 is Air Cooled, like a dam VW Bug ! they cooled over 500 Horse Power with Air !
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  29248. IAN... you were going OFF man !!!!glad to see😎😎😎
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  29249. Except a lot of Aussie products have been coming back into Aussie hands. Vegemite was owned by Kraft for decades. But Bega Cheese bought it backs a few years ago. And there have been other products come back into Aussie hands.
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  29250. I prefer MAN anyways, so I go with your choice :D Greetz from Europe :)
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  29251. you said footpath you sound so very australian
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  29252. Sounds like some awesome stuff is coming soon Thank you lan we appreciate everything you do to entertain us.
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  29253. You should do the one he does on tradies. It is soo dead on.
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  29254. most modern ones have the option to pay at the pump we just dont use it often
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  29255. You missed the blue A9X and the black Charger just before the Ford Coupe you liked.
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  29256. I am on the Sunshine Coast in Qld on this Christmas eve. We are very humid with rain forecast for Christmas Day and right through to 29th Dec. With hot , hot days & nights
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  29257. Australia is about the same geographical size and we do not idolise University teams - it is just a US thing - nothing to do with size - you all just grew up with that.
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  29258. You can also use kangaroo instead of goat in Indian style curries
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  29259. You should look at Australias rural fire trucks, tearing up tiny little four wheel drive tracks and bouncing up and down the sides of mountains.
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  29260. 11:49 Not bad, considering how the colours of the sponsers all clash.
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  29261. have heard why you should eat slowly, don't know if it's true, but it takes a certain time for the brain to perceive that you are full, so if you eat too fast, you eat more than you need. when it comes to breakfast, only England serves a big breakfast if you order a full English brekfast. sure you can get a big breakfast at a hotel but then it's a buffet.
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  29262. At turn 2 on the left is the driveway into a winery. On my 2nd lap of the track, I pulled in to get a bottle of red and white wine with the Mt Panorama name on them. Very nice wine!!
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  29263. I love the fact you think we are shitting you. you even have all our coins.
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  29264. G'day from Melbourne
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  29265. I love Milo Kit Kats so much especially the chunky ones 😋
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  29266. Lmaoooooo
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  29267. you should check out man tgx v8, the older man trucks sound the best, when you compare it to the newer ones, really sounds like a truck like it has power
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  29268. Hi Ian and family. I’m sending a link to an Aussie YouTube adventure channel, family of 5 have travelled around Australia for about 5 years in a caravan (trailer). It will showcase so much of this beautiful country that you love. https://youtube.com/c/TripInAVan
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  29269. Thx for the Video...i had a good laugh. Thumbs up for your own knowledge....i always wonder about the US School System and the bad general knowledge that is teached. I realy hope it is better in real. Keep on going...i love your Content! Greetings from germany and sorry for my bad english.
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  29270. RIP Brocky, you will always be our King!
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  29271. Those balls you saw in Adelaide are called the mall balls it's a great meeting place to meet ya friends in Rundle mall and thanks for the love
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  29272. I bet he'll never want it again.
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  29273. How good is the Milo 🥳❤️
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  29274. no mate its an aussie thing been there we have all done this in aussie land enjoy mate
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  29275. Interesting to see what the US Wendy's is going to do with their name. They might have to change it.
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  29276. The Toyotas is brand new lol
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  29277. 3:26 This truck was very popular during the 80s and 90s. The cabin was produced jointly by Saviem (which became Renault), Volvo, Magirus and Daf. It was also sold in the USA under the MACK (Mid-Liner) brand.
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  29278. That was a toned down version for Covid. They usually have fire works that can be seen from there in 3 other suburbs as part of the same show. I wrote my first comment before I watched it. You loved my favourite part. Nowhere here beats Sydney. I would never live there again but that is my bridge and my City. That made me cry. You and your family feel like another part of mine. You were there when I couldn’t see my family and your family is so normal which even though it doesn’t sound like it is a compliment. I don’t know if I will make it through what is happening yet. I hope so. I wish you and all of your family a safe, happy and blessed New Year. ❤️
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  29279. The 427 Monaros won the Bathurst 24 hour race without a supercharger. So an even more impressive achievment against the rest of the world's cars.
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  29280. Anyone watching this, giving egg plants a smokey flavour can be done the same way aswell. Pefrect for smokey egg plant dip.
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  29281. I’m in Australia. My car is black and I have black leather seats. It’s brutal! Takes 40 mins to cool your car down with the air conditioning on full blast.
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  29282. I've owned a few of these (not the rally variant of course). Currently have a 94 Sti Type RA and wouldn't sell it for the world. Being a 28 year old car though it's starting to feel it's age (only 140k km though). I believe the authentic Group A cars cost something like $250k each at the time. With inflation I'm sure it's much more today. A far fetch from the $25k or so car (when new) I own but it still holds some of the same magic.
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  29283. Ok.....I have the volume at 3 on my TV and I still can't stand that noise!! 🤣
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  29284. It is a beautiful part of the world. I get to drive past the glass house every day on my way to work
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  29285. I liked your comparison of the landscape to places in the USA very interesting!
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  29286. You need to check out Top 15 hillclimb monsters. Shows the build spec and horsepower for each vehicle. It’s awesome.
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  29287. Admit it: you are jealous ! 😁
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  29288. Congratulations!!! My wife and I are like minded too. I have a 17" Pw and she has a 18" Rubicon... was at badlands 3 weeks ago but duratracs are bald so we took out the quads ....
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  29289. When I was in year 4 we were taught what to do when someone gets bit by a snake, that was the only sort of survival thing we were taught, learnt more about that from my parents
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  29290. Another great episode mate. Loved it🤠
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  29291. Please react to old Mercedes ads also
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  29292. That just made me smile guys Awesome post. Cheers from Victoria
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  29293. Hey there, funny to meet you in the chat for the new Danish King 😄
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  29294. Congrats fromm Germany 👊
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  29295. Nice to see a kid have so much passion for old cars.
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  29296. That was a very good efort Ian well done
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  29297. You have to search for "rolly toys unimog" 😱😱😱. A fantastic pedal car with lots of tools like a snow plough, winch... (seems my links to Amazon had been deleted by YT)
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  29298. I also Wow over the outback areas of Australia.😍 I haven't seen much myself yet unfortunately. People often take satellite phones with them while travelling through outback areas. With medical emergency, we do have the RFDS that cover large parts of remote Australia. They can land on dirt roads of need be.
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  29299. I've seen a few of these, these guys are next level. I hate this one because I'm scared of Heights, so sitting here shitting myself lmao. Lol I see people trying to reverse park at the shopping centre and act like they are doing this.
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  29300. Living the dream my friend, you deserve all the love. Some people don't understand the amount of work it takes for just one reaction. Keep your family close and keep reaching for the stars. This is by a long way the best motorsport reaction channel out there.
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  29301. you should watch the 119 Evo record on the Nordschleife
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  29302. Well , that was certainly different 😂😂😂
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  29303. Just like corvettes
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  29304. I think it depends on who you react to, though. Like who the source of the video comes from. Try to communicate with the video makers, if you don't do so already. Other reactors have gotten into some YouTube-related trouble with reacting to videos in the past month & a half due to copyright. 2-3-4 of those either nearly, or did lose their channels because they reacted to other's videos.p
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  29305. Cool video. My first car was 1965 Toyota Corona. 4 speed on the column, no seat belts and the first mod was a poorly-fitted hotdog muffler. It hit 98 mph heading south on the Hume Highway north of Goulburn. The joys of life as a 17 year-old in 1976. Only by the grace of God did I survive, lol.
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  29306. Ian, have a look for Auscar, it was a series that ran along side NASCAR here in ‘Straya for a short time in the 90s. Calder park, Thunderdome. Sort of a mix between Nascar and V8 Supercars.
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  29307. I'm from the Western 'Burbs of Adelaide, & haven't visited Monarto yet, but a very interesting history. Thank you Ian. Will most certainly have to check it out, it's on the list! Would love to buy a caravan, & just travel the whole of Australia!!
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  29308. Just wondering what you think of the Holden Crewman. Ppl live it or hate it. Must admit that I'm on the fence about the look.
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  29309. Wow I didn’t know that! Thank you for the heads up 😮 I will try incorporating more basmati rice in my food and yes I’ve heard about the oils. Thank you 😊😊❤
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  29310. Take over the world mate... love your channel, you will have to do a different country every episode soon... all the very best as channel grows. Cheers 👍
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  29311. A while ago I learned that Milwaukee is no longer American but was sold to an investment fond, kind of similar to what happened to Metabo in Germany. But, new owners like that are not necessary a bad sign for the quality, you may want to check that out. Würth is not considered a top quality brand in Germany. Doesn't mean they are cheap or bad. They are commercial business customers only. Mr. Würth the founder became the bolts and screws billionare by introducing a sales and service system unknown before. Some like it, some don't. Meaning you'll get phone calls every other day from your Würth sales rep once you are register customer.
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  29312. Fun facts about Ingolstadt: - the secret society of Illuminati was founded here in 1776 by Adam Weishaupt - the Purity Law of Beer was given here in 1516 (ok, it happened in some other places as well) - Victor Frankenstein assembled his creature at Ingolstadt university (according the novel) - at Audi there is a warehouse, where all automotive treasures are stored, which are not exhibited in the museum. My wife as an Audi member had the chance to see it and was impressed.
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  29313. I have a wild idea. If someone was to get a cherry opala shell and put in modern day technology underneath the hood and chassis that would fit the car - wouldn’t that just be AWESOME?
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  29314. omg FINALLY! Lets GO!
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  29315. Thanks Ian awesome video and reaction it's so sad and I have a Holden wagon VF and I'll never sell it last model just hope one day we could get the Holden Lion back
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  29316. NT had no open road speed limit, not sure if it's still like that. The only city I would live in there (if I had to live in Aussie)
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  29317. Australia is giving you diabetes!! 😆
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  29318. I’m definitely trying this omg Pedro is a stud 😂👌🔥👏👏🍻
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  29319. Me to 18 october 1980
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  29320. u need to watch all of sam kekovich's ads they are fucking great
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  29321. 350 chev was never widely used in australia. very few vehicles came with them only a handful of holdens had them like the monaro. plenty were imported and swapped and they were used a lot in speed boats and things like that. so they weren't hard to get, but they weren't even close to being as common, easy to find and cheap as windsors, clevelands, 253 and 308 holdens also not nearly as reliable but maybe that stems from aus motors being built for our conditions and a lot of the 350's being used imports or ex marine engines.
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  29322. The study of flags is called "vexillology" and people who study flags are called "vexillologists". Greetings from the austrian alps
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  29323. Of all the licence plate/number plate systems, Irish is the easiest.. We Use EU regulation for plate but the code is broken into year/region/unique number. More recent variation has a third number in the year section to denote which half of the year it was first registered Old would be something like(an old teacher of mine had a Saab 93 so I always liked his plate of) : 98 - DL - 93 (1998 - County Donegal - serial number ) IIRC the number is sequential though I believe you can reseve certain ones like he did modern updated format: 231 - D - 3289 (2023 first half - in County Dublin - serial number) Trying to figure out what model year a car is in other countries is as chore in comparrison.
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  29324. When you eat the weet bix you have to sprinkle Milo on top .
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  29325. Believe it not Ian , those huntsman spiders are quite small lol the rainbow lorikeets are cool I feed them from my balcony all the time. Now and then on or 2 stop by and see if there’s any food lol most I’ve had is 17 on my balcony eating 😊
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  29326. hey! not bad a little breeze would have helped Scary part is catching a spinning boomerang, Hold it more vertical and aim up
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  29327. Yeah London has a lot of stadiums it's an Alpha++ global city
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  29328. I am sitting in my coutch watching this with 80 bpm and STILL I have problem watching the road and where it turns and braking points and.... a million other things!!!! How on earth can somebody do this?.... I am not even mentioning the bikes because I trully believe that aliens have visited earth and they are racing isle of Man with bikes once a year!!!!! :)
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  29329. 🇦🇺 9 Time winner of the mountain .Hail the King . 🇦🇺. Love ya videos mate keep them coming 👍👍👍
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  29330. Love your reactions to our country and just have to say that you have the most adorable kids ever! :) I'm saving up to send a parcel hopefully after Christmas, maybe before. Just a little fact you might not know, Adelaide is the sister city of LA, the only two cities in the world where the city lights twinkle at night when viewed from the surrounding hills.
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  29331. I'll be driving the in 4 weeks from Perth Western Australia:)
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  29332. Jordan Cox is a legend in my book. You need to react to more of Jordan's videos, every time he gets in his car he makes magic happen, 100% one of my favorite drivers. His battle on YouTube against a 3S-GTE-powered AE86 it's absolutely insane.
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  29333. Did Turo require a deposit on top of the check out total????
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  29334. Connecting spiritual ancestors...there are so many different Haka for different reasons..not just a war dance...it's spiritual..and when you are Infront of a Haka you definitely feel it...gives goosebumps
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  29335. You should make a react video on Abarth in the near future!
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  29336. "That's Bingo not Bluey" My little monster's 2c lol
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  29337. how do i send you something ... its old pit pass for Bathurst races the year brock died ... any one coment the year see if you know
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  29338. 👍👍
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  29339. As others have said, ground pork and beef/veal are most common, lamb is a bit fancy and quite strong in taste. You are basically making a meatloaf mix and wrapping it in puff pastry. You can jazz it up however you like by adding whatever spices you want, add chili powder for example. Mexicanize it with chipotle in adobo sauce and cumin. Or do some with italian herbs. I like to mix in some frozen carrot, peas and corn to make a "savoury roll". Using ketchup is absolutely fine. Sausage rolls are great for Sunday afternoon sport in front of the TV.
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  29340. You guys under size you ute..... "truck" engines! That largest Chev truck there, we have a supercharged version of the same engine in a Commodore, even the SS uncharged has that engine in 1/3 weight ute or sedan!
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  29341. I used to be a camera man for the burnout comps in Adelaide.🤘🤘🤘
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  29342. hey Ian - has anyone told you what an Australian Kiss is - it is the same as a French Kiss but done down under!
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  29343. Wow
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  29344. You might have found a new slogan for Skoda: «It will light up the road for you.», IWrocker
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  29345. Another great driver is Mark Winterbottom. We all call him Frosty. He’s a legend to. And his nickname might be the best nickname ever given out in Aus and we usually give out awesome nicknames.
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  29346. Congratulations!!!! Sydney is an awesome name!!! You are all looking gorgeous! 🎊 ❤🙏🏼🍼🎂
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  29347. Zero accountability on the opened package. Oh, no one in the U.S is at fault. Must be Australia Post. Oh, no one at Australia Post is at fault... and round and round and round. Sam may have posted hundreds of dollars worth of gifts to your family and not a single entity in that delivery chain gives a shit. Sorry mate, that's why my girls and I don't send things to you.
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  29348. First guy on the bike still makes me laugh... WTF was that moment 😂
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  29349. Can you do a video of stuff that started in Australia that came to the USA
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  29350. this was super cool to see. i used to go to calder for the drags in the early 2000s and i go there pretty regularly these days for drift events (on the dome and the national circuit), but i've never seen anything like this there. unfortunately most of the track and facilities are in a state of disrepair now. apparently they've just resurfaced the drag strip so hopefully some investment will do it good.
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  29351. There is a famous story about the three sisters in the blue mountains (a famous rock formation).
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  29352. Texas hold 'em poker is incredibly popular here. Almost everyone I meet knows how to play even if they're no good. Instead of saying poker machine we call the machines "pokies" or "slots". "Righto Shaz I'm just runnin' down the pub to chuck a pineapple in the pokies"
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  29353. Wow! One percent! That's seriously dry!
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  29354. Dude your mrs cracked me up when you said "look at this one it has a blower on the front" and your wife said "what, a Leaf blower?"@9:12 women are so funny. Well done on receiving all of the Aussie memorabilia mate👍
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  29355. You make very good videos. Take a look at the Actros Edition 2 or Edition 3. Simply crazy. Like a Maybach for men. 😄👌 Keep it up - greetings from Germany
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  29356. You've gotta have a beer or three............ while ya watch
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  29357. The Torana A9x is close to a fox body in dimensions if that helps.?long live the legend that is Peter Perfect 👌
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  29358. Check out the old VB adds
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  29359. Did you know there was almost a Holden endurance racecar built for Le Mans? I've linked a video in the Discord.
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  29360. My fav for lunch is slice of toast. No butter. Thin spread of Vegemite. And then generous spread of mashed avacado.
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  29361. That was a ton of fun to watch - 32 minutes were flying by!
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  29362. I remember seeing a "banger" race in Wimbledon (not the tennis courts 😁) in the 1980's where they used only mini's. At the end of the race some of the cars were being dragged around with their back end missing!
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  29363.  @hangman5145  Raceroom is free to try. There are several cars & tracks to use for free. And all content can be taken for a test drive. Only have to pay for a car or track if you intend to race it
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  29364.  @91Fusion  Cheers for the info! I did some research and it appears to be a respected game for it's age. I'll definitely have a crack when I get the chance 👍
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  29365. Hi from Sydney Australia ... helping me get through a tuff time
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  29366. fugly,comes to mind,they also went by the name plastic fantastic.sound was awesome,if you can find one go for around $250/$300,000 AU.keep up the good work,glad you found the rally addiction,those guys are as mad as a cut snake but bloody hell they can drive like there is no tomorrow.have seen them in the flesh you have no idea until you actually see em close up.
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  29367. Nevada??? im in australia but I know this cause of indiana jones and call of duty.
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  29368. it would surprise you how hard that torro would throw u back in the seat,
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  29369. nice, Bushmaster used the platform from an Irish company called Timoney Technology (they make drivetrains and suspensions for heavy vehicles etc) when the Australian military were awarding contracts to develop this
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  29370. That thing is in fact called a "Schreitbagger" or walking excavator. The pedals are for selecting which leg to use and the joysticks are for controlling the motion.
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  29371. You need to re act to 2023 ciney truck show level of show trucks was mental
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  29372. That's nothing. Wait until you see our traincopters.
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  29373. Have a look at the Australian out back mustering cattle in a helicopter. Crazy stuff
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  29374. My nephew has a Herbie lol
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  29375. Nothing like straight cut gears
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  29376. Naaaah America has the Hollywood sign but we have Mount Panorama on the side of a hill
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  29377. Lorikeets are beautiful birds, heaps smart and they mate for life
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  29378. Alright, if you like this kind of content i highly suggest you to watch the trucks that go up and down from the Carrara mines in italy, This video is a on Board of one of the drivers https://youtu.be/5QrBTBQ2kRE
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  29379. I think you need to do a video on the only thing that really scarce us here in Australia the Magpie
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  29380. Or BrisVegas as we also say here. 💖
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  29381. he was a small one... lived in the rainforrest north of cairns for a few years when i was younger, see them sunbaking on dirt trails with a fresh 150pound roo in its guts
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  29382. the whine you can hear is from the integrated spool differential, i just looked it up
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  29383. I want TIm Tams!!!
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  29384. Its the Surfers Paradise Street Circuit, and it was also used for the American Indy Champ Car Series.
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  29385. Ian, don’t give away the Darrel Lee Christmas pudding - it is a must try!
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  29386. You should organise or start a charity and take the idea to Home depot charge everyone $2.50 each and have $1.50 for soft drinks (sodas) see what happens
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  29387. In 2004 F1 had a demonstration around central London. Myself and my Dad managed to get to the front of the circuit to watch the cars go past. To see and hear Montoya in his Williams was something I'll never forget.
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  29388. I do dream of a big normal home, not a giant fk off mansion. Imagine waking up at night and walking that far to grab a drink from the fridge? And the cleaning & maintenance would be fkd!! then again when you have that type of money you got peeps to do it for you.
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  29389. i think there verations of the aboriginal language theres over 150 verations of aboriginal language
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  29390. if you do cricket, check out T20 (its a limited time version game , that allows for big hits so tends to be alot more exciting)
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  29391. If you like this then watch this Is australia the great southern land video its amazing:)
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  29392. Hi Ian Australia is the oldest continent on Earth 🌎 and the Kimberly area is one of the main bucket list location for Aussie, because of is remote location access is hard for most so you have to put your hand in your pocket to cover the cost of boats, plane's and helicopters, and accommodation is at a primeum, l planning to visit that area as soon as these lockdowns end in Australia, cheers mate, Neil.
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  29393. Adelaide's nice - but it gets blisteringly hot and dry in summer. South Australia makes some great wines.
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  29394. Now try that consistently for 5 1/2 hrs, even on simulator, without the physical impact of massive G forces and heat. Keep the car together without repeated wall scrapes. Likely you would be physcally and mentally exhausted within an hour on sim alone. Need peak athletic status, as well as super driving ability to do the real thing. The sim is how most of us have been able to sort of expetience Bathurst other than sitting watching races. From memory PS4 Gand Tourismo had Bathurst or was it the last version on PS3. The Grand Tourismo cars were very realistic, and up to the PS4 version a huge range with many ways to alter most cars. Fun was trying good times in the likes of VW Beetle or Combi bus, British Mini, 2CV, Ferrari, Lamborgini etc. There was also in Australia a specific Bathurst Super Cars video game/sim at one stage.
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  29395. If you ever decide to visit Saudi, we will make sure you have fun and join these off roading trips. I use to go off road in the states not long ago and that was fun from a different nature
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  29396. They don't have the Skoda twist! If Skoda was active in the USA then VW would't sell cars anymore!
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  29397. My story involves a visit to Wallmart in Peoria Illinois while I was visiting my significant other. We needed some groceries and hardware items for a repair job I had been delegated to. She sent me to find some Ranch dressing and some Buttermilk Powder while she went to get some wood screws and paint. (She didn't trust me as I had been asking at the local hardware for anticlockwise woodscrews...aussie cyclones go clockwise and our screws go clockwise... in america hurricanes go anti clockwise, which is the opposite so the screws must go the otherway which is anticlockwise. :) ) Anyway she went to buy some paint at the hardware and I got my things and went looking for her. I asked a employee which way to the paint section She responded by asking me what I wanted a "pint " of ?? At this point my partner walked up and I said "No worrries she is sweet , me translator has rocked up so I can bugger off and leave you in peace. Onya for the assist. I remember looking back and seeing her staring at me. Guess she was in awe.....:)
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  29398. Oh. That's what I want for dinner now!🤘🤤.. Also, hands are the key to a good sausage roll👍 Thankyou Mr and Mrs IWrocker. Now I have to go to IGA for ground beef and onions😂🤤
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  29399. Just wait until you see an Ikarus 260 bus on a Tractor pulling.. :)
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  29400. Because of copyright 😉
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  29401. You can see awesome views of the milky way Galaxy from side on from the outback. You should Google some photography.
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  29402. 100k. Great achievement. I have some pet peaves though ... you'll find out about them soon enough ^_^
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  29403. Geelong is pronounced J'long Merry Christmas and a safe and blessed New Year to you all
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  29404. Have you seen supercars at Circuit of the Americas in TX. You would appreciate the lap comparo between a Supercar and a Nascar.
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  29405. It’s good to see a smile I say a smile is good for the soul.
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  29406. :)
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  29407. Congratulations man, all the best to your beautiful family! 🍀
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  29408.  @IWrocker  Your welcome ,you have a great family and all the best for 2022.
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  29409. I am in the Ballarat(bell not ball) suburb of Sebastopol ; might interest you to look up the EUREKA STOCKADE rebellion of DEC 1854 Australia`s only civil uprising
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  29410. I buy many products that plant a tree for every item purchased. We've learned a very valuable lesson over the years and are working to rectify it now.
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  29411. Kids like the desert because they see it as almost a new planet. Arrakis fans by birth. EDIT: We have 2 small deserts in Croatia as well.
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  29412. I think a 1967 XR Falcon station wagon.
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  29413. Great reaction again 👍🏻 greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 Prost 🍻
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  29414. Grüße aus Vorarlberg ! ....unser Zeug ist das beste !
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  29415. That model Jeep is called a Patriot here too mate.
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  29416. Most likely the Laguna Seca Corkscrew would fail those same standards. I'm sure American race fans would hate to see that changed to accomodate Formula 1. It makes the track one of the most iconic in the world. Of course, unlike Laguna Seca, we have 3 sections way too steep because Aussies are prepared to put up with some danger for some entertainment...
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  29417. You did it perfectly mate I'm going to have some now lol🇭🇲👍
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  29418. You don't have to say zed for z as most of us use American English (I think)
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  29419. I love your enthusiasm towards Australia 🇦🇺
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  29420. Hahahq your Aussie celebrations are tru blue
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  29421. I can only imagine what it was like before the chase, hoping your drum brakes were going to pull you up at the bottom!
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  29422. A manual diesel will climb that hill no problem
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  29423. Watch senna in the nsx at suzuka! I gotta go with with the gma t50.. if we are dreaming! 😂
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  29424. I remember finding a Dodge Avenger that has about 400k miles.
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  29425. Hi, your reaction is so nice :) I have to say that nature in our country is something I can be really proud of. So I was a bit surprised there was nothing about Šumava and Krkonoše mountains. One really sad fact is that there was a big fire in Bohemian Switzerland. So now it looks depressive :/
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  29426. If O ever go there I'm buying a helmet for the family lmao 🤣
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  29427. that blue gti you looked at. the 1.8 version hammers because they were designed and sold with a short through gearbox. my parents had one for a while exact same color and off the line it would keep up with higher power cars as it is light as with the short throw gears.
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  29428. Congrats on the Baby 👍 Cheers & servus from Vienna 👋
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  29429. That was my first car in 1987, it was so much fun. It hat 23hp and made 75mph (going downhill 😂). In Germany the 2CV is called „Ente“ (duck). Could be because of the chattering sound the aircooled 2 cylinder flat engine makes 😂
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  29430. great reaction 🤣🤣🤣
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  29431. Mate always bite corners off not the ends haha another good video mate
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  29432. lol yes a lot of us were annoyed that you cut the F1 crashes video short of Grosjean's one, glad you've done this vid :) (but this was even better, as it focused on what is probably the craziest F1 crash ever)
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  29433. G'day Ian. If a car in Australia is left hand drive then it is almost always an import from the past thirty or so years. This was when the laws were relaxed to allow older collector cars in left hand drive to be driven on the road here in a limited way The V8 in the 1965 HD Holden is not standard. This would be a much later high performance engine transplant to the car. When new the top motor available was a 179 cui six cylinder, so under three litres. The Jag special looks like someone making a good attempt at a replica of the thirties Auto Union, now Audi, V16 supercharged race cars that had about 600 plus HP. When used in hill climb events they used dual rear tyre setups so the tyres would be less likely to turn to smoke on heavy acceleration.
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  29434. 500 miles!
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  29435. I live within 20 ks from one of our airfource bases and within 15ks from the target range and can say I love the sound of the gets doing what they do best alot of locals hate it.. understandable but dam do they sound good when they do the target practice
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  29436. NICE, I was the first to suggest this when you asked for Bathurst video recommendations, this is an incredible drive.
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  29437. I think this is probably the only car where you need a pully system to hoist yourself up into the cabin. Or you just pole vault in? But i gotta agree with you, especially in regards to the older models, which are so adaptable. But more importantly, they were adaptable on the fly!
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  29438. I just hope you guys don't get diabetes from all these 'special treats'
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  29439. It's the tasmanian Tiger coming through the scrub to drink out of a freshwater river
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  29440. Ian, I want to see you eat scrapple. One of our Amish staples here in PA. if you want it crispy throughout, cut it into 1/4" slices. If you want it crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, slice it 3/8" to 1/2" thick. Cook on griddle or flat pan (no grease , butter or oil, doesn't need it), 10 mins each side on medium heat. Good stacked on an egg, cheese and scrapple muffin sandwich, or just as a side with eggs and toast. You can dip in eggs over easy.
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  29441. Which country has no rules related to ownership or use of firearms?
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  29442. Great great great Congrats 💪👍👍
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  29443. Next one Ian, find my uncle, Norm Beechey GTS350 Monaro.
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  29444. Try taking a really small bite of opposite corners. It works heaps better! Great vid!!
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  29445. Brocky was always entertaining to watch and always ready to talk to fans he was a real gentleman. I particularly enjoyed watching him in rallies.
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  29446. this guy is cool I've watched a few of his vids and you get to see some beutiful works of art.
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  29447. Its amazing scenery down south of Western Australia also.
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  29448. Indoor German RC expo will blow your mind, what you just watched with full hydraulic pumps and rams go for $5000 and up, nearest American channel would be RCSparks, I've been into RC since the late 1980's from cars, 4x4's and all kinds of flight.
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  29449. You need to react to the Opel Lotus Omega, an amazing collaboration between the two brands that was a nightmare for police, they even wanted to prohibit selling them in the UK. Crazy car with the subdued looks.
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  29450. "cheeky" is "smug" If any Americans use that, "Neat" is interchangeable with "cool" as well. I've never heard of "op shot" but we use "Dollar shop" or "Vinnies" (Its a brand but we also call a red cross shop either vinnies or dolla store) The prawn shrimp thing is just for size of similar seafood like krill Also every saying/insult has a ruder version of it, im not even kidding. But I doubt a video on it would be monetized
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  29451. Love that intro Ian and Pedro !! So cool, thought I was going to watch a cowboy movie ! Love Pedro's shoes and the Aussie masks. I'm in Tasmania and personally love the Tasmanian mint kitkats too. Little Emma's artwork is adorable !! Thanks Emma !!
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  29452. Tim Tam cheesecake coming soon?
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  29453. People are just super keen to see you, unless there have been really pushy people. We all understand finances and family.
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  29454. pretty sure they are able to slightly raise and lower the middle section of the trailer to make it clear that little brick wall, and things like this & the route are planned months ahead of time, i bet that they were well awear of that little brick wall. still asome to see do incredible work from all the workers
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  29455. Cassowary section: that native looks like one of the characters from the movie, Apocalypto! In fact none of the natives we see in this video are Australian aboriginals. Perentie is actually native to Australia and is larger than a Komodo dragon, but like most lizards, it eats insects, small animals such as rats, mice and rabbits, but the largest perentie may also eat small kangaroos and small wombats. Like other lizards, humans can scare them away by seeming aggressive. The only bad thing about that Aussie was the over-use of the f bomb. Thankfully no one in my social circle uses that word nor the other distasteful word he said. Such language draws the wrong kinds of people around you and isn’t attractive to women nor your boss nor your family and definitely not your wife and kids.
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  29456. Those Holdon Barinas were sold as the Chevrolet Kalos here in Europe. Those things RUSTED like it was in fashion! Nasty little things... The Skoda Octavia 4x4 is an awesome car on the other hand..
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  29457. Good on ya mate - your family is awesome = best wishes from Oz. Ease up on the butter mate. Less is best.
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  29458. New Mexico?
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  29459. Where I lived in Creightons Creek, I used to look outside of a window most mornings and there'd be two male roos going for it. Of course we have the eastern greys here which are nothing compared to the size of the big reds but even the eastern grey males can grow to be big muscly bastards! Of course being on a farm not far from the bush, I see a lot of roos, wallabies, echidnas, wombats, koalas and even a deer or two!
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  29460. Love "The Bean'....it's beautiful, big and shiny. Very photogenic, too. Chicago, in general, is a fantastic city and in my view the best city in the US (& yes, better than nyc). So says this Adelaidian!
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  29461. This car was firmly aimed at the Aussie bogan in all of us lol
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  29462. Maybe you should check out truck pulling from the netherlands. Maybe someone knows a good video but i recommend standard xl trucks, sport trucks or supersport trucks just awesome to watch these classes. Not the same like in this video because they are for pulling not to work on public roads because of the modifications on them.
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  29463. L&P is the best!!! Tastes like a lemonade ice block
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  29464. Ian, I reckon you should check out the TOMCAR Moab Utah 2019. These things can go anywhere and are used in the military, and other applications. Check them out it'll be fun....
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  29465. Australia has a massive target on their backs as we are one richest producers of to much to name, including mining for things that can go kapow, sparcely populated and isolated, if by chance other peeps got a toe in, they would find it hard going. Our armed forces are small, but if we were invaded all Aussies would fight for our country, our way of life. Probs dont have enough guns...😄 but there is more than one way to skin a rabbit.
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  29466. Merry Christmas, so glad I found your channel! Enjoy your cooler Christmas ☃️🎄 we are in Perth, so it's Christmas seafood breakfast this year to beat the heat (as we don't have Aircon in our house!)
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  29467. Maori people are very proud when they do this.. ive work with some and yeah..
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  29468. The full wet tires are a problem right now, and are almost never used. They can displace a ton of water yes, but are having trouble getting the grip down. Teams have found them practically unusable, watch Mick Schumaker in Suzuka, they stranded him out there on wets and he went straight to the back, despite that being the condition I basically assume full wets would be used.
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  29469. Damn that sounds good straight piped! Definitely miss the flares, but the lights are always nice on the 3/4 and 1 ton Rams Can’t do that in PA, unfortunately. Have the Mufflex/Magnaflow on now. How much will I notice if I go and delete the resonator and keep the Magnaflow (tone, volume, drone)?
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  29470. Hey Ian, In Audi, power is distributed without electronics via a Torsen centre differential; no control time is required here, it is purely mechanical. The next step is at the rear additional the Audi's sport differential, in which the outer wheel of the bend is driven more powerfully and thus pushes you into the bend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jJkDAdBcF4
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  29471. Bit of unrelated trivia Caroline Kennedy JFK'S daughter tried a Bunnings Sausage on the weekend. If you didn't know, she's the US ambassador to Australia Now
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  29472. I was going to draw the NFL analogy. The uncontested shots in this video are highlights precisely because they were able to out move the opposition. A bit like a touchdown that looks 'easy and boring' but has actually been set up be a great set of moves (and great passing) elsewhere on the field.
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  29473. I appreciate the heartfelt message at the beginning of the video. It is very kind and considerate of you 😊 love your content btw 👍
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  29474. G'day Ian mate l love your passion for Australia car racing, love you to checkout the Sudan utes racing and 4x4ute racing, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  29475. POME means Prisoner Of Mother England
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  29476. Thanks!
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  29477. Funny thing was when they rebadged cars in the 80’s people used to shop for the parts through Holden and Say Nissan to see which parts where cheaper especially in the Smash Repairers. There where slight differences in things like headlights size was the same but lines in the glass where different as in the tail lights. Motor parts etcwhere all the same.
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  29478. The police used cooper s minis as highway patrol cars back then. Back then the big cars only had drum brakes and some of the others had disc front brakes
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  29479. kirks lemon squash is the OG aussie lemon
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  29480. 15:36 It's a shared road. The side areas are for cyclists and pedestrians and you (as a car driver) need to watch out for them when you move over when there's a car coming towards you. Usually the speeds and traffic volumes are quite low on those types of roads and people (should) slow down a bit when there's other traffic around them.
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  29481. Koalas are really chill, because they’re high in gum leaf oil….. the spikey creatures are an echidna, like an anteater.
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  29482. In the 90s I met a Swiss lady who was a lifelong Corvette fan. On one occasion when her race-specced ZR1 was in for service, she was lent a Sierra Cosworth, which she totally fell in love with, and she immediately wanted to buy one. Unfortunately, it had gone out of production, but they offered her to buy the Escort Cosworth, which was a similar engine, but put in a smaller 4x4 Group A contender hatchback. She expressed some disappointment over the escort, saying it felt nowhere near as quick as the Sierra.
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  29483. 🇦🇺🤣👍
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  29484. If I were you, I wouldn't eat the wagon wheels. You didn't get enough of them, and your taste buds will be left wanting more! Satisfaction comes by the box!
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  29485. I worked in Austria for a few years and I absolutely loved the Christmas markets in Vienna. It was so completely different from Christmas in Australia.
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  29486. If you want to watch through a full game, definitely watch the 2015 NRL grand final, it’s on YouTube too. Probably the most insane end to a season ever
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  29487. I don't know if it is still the case but at one time it was illegal to have laundry appliances in kitchens in Victoria, Australia as it was considered unsanitary to be near food preparation areas. Makes sense.
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  29488. The reason Porsche sticks to the rear engine is the actual configuration of the engines they tend to use. For a long time they stuck to straight 6 because it's arguably the best configuration for an engine (gives perfect primary and secondary engine balance). It's though very hard to fin into a car because it's long. So they stuck it in the back. Then they couldn't deep it up any more so they switched to boxer. That one is also a bit clumpy and the rear of the car is the easiest place to have it. Bottom line - they keep using great engines which are difficult to pack. But they have been excellent at what they are doing
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  29489. I watch Misha every day. Great videos. He is also very fast. I recommend you watch some others of this channel
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  29490. im sure I saw them on a vacation add...and there was a baby....omg...the story goes on
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  29491. Unimogs are VERY good offroad trucks and perfect for the use in fire and rescue services ... as long as they aren't spec'd too heavy. The Unimog is a good multifunctional workhorse, however for actual offroad performance I'd say e.g. Tatra Force 4x4 / 6x6 / 8x8 / 10x10 fire trucks or the tracked Hägglunds Bandvagn are more capable and the better choice
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  29492. you should react to the high end MAN and Mercedes ... This Volvo was a mid range spec so you can imagine there's quite a difference with the high spec one . But you did get the feel of it as a whole
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  29493. 5:36. Yes, so paddock is where the teams, pirelli, F1 and FIA have their units and is restricted from the public. The drivers, team members and other officials has to swipe their paddock pass through the gates inorder to enter. They all are registered. Paddock is also open for VIP visitors and fans who pay for the paddock club package, which ahs about 3 or 4 pack trims for different levels. With the least allowing u into the paddock, and up to meeting your fav drivers, pitlane tour, track tour, post podium photo session and etc. This is under F1. And these are quite expensive when compared to the ticket if different levels you could buy from the track authorities.
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  29494. Amazing, man!! I'm so happy for you! 😉 🤜🏼🤛🏼
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  29495. I first attended the race in mid 70's, when it was called the Touring Car Campionships, back in the days when all the cars had to be able to be road registered, and many of the cars were actually driven to the race, many from interstate. They towed trailers to carry their race tyers and exhaust systems,etc, plus all their camping gear for a week on the mountain. It was a fantastic boozy week spent with mates, and catching up with friends in the pits. It's not as much fun these days, its all to commercial, and they don't have to chase sheep off the track anymore.
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  29496. Apparently about 91% of Australia is covered in native vegetation so yeah we've got huge deserts but most of those deserts aren't like the rolling sandy deserts like the Sahara. One of the most common desert plants is Saltbush.
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  29497. you sir have my respect, you called it a biscuit, i salute you
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  29498. oh wow I havent seen the inside of a valient in years. So many beautiful cars in this race love it
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  29499. Loved this video! You should react to the beauty of football, includes titles for clips to show how significant some of the moments are
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  29500. Unique athlete! He's done stuff no one else can, really really amazing to watch.
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  29501. you should react to cairns, australia
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  29502. Another great video for the 787b on youtube is "Mazda 787b Insane idle and acceleration sound! マツダロータリー" Around 1:15 I think it really gives you a sense for what it would sound like close up, and warning that is deafeningly loud.
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  29503. Do reaction for Saudi drift style you will injoy👍👍🇸🇦
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  29504. Those images were taken from a test on the private Fiat La Mandria track (I drove there in 2003 as a tester for some vehicles) before getting the first victory in the 1985 Rac Rally. You can see Claudio Lombardi (project manager), Giorgio Pianta chief test driver and technical consultant of the Lancia Martini Racing Team (only 5 years later he became Team Principal of Alfa Romeo Corse in the Dtm Championship) some mechanics of Lancia Martini (all of them were considered magician in their job) and the legend of rally Marku Alen. Some of the main technical and peculiar characteristics of the S4 (S=Supercharged, 4= for 4-wheel drive): - engine of only 1750 cc (1.7 liters) equipped with 2 air supply compressors (Abarth volumetric compressor that works from 0 to approximately 2000 rpm and a KKK turbocharger from 2000 to max rpm). - Chassis and passenger compartment made with a Ni-Cr tubular structure - Special and advanced transmission gearbox (called in italian "innesti frontali" I can't translate it in english sorry) which allowed the gear shift without using the clutch, reducing time wasted during gear changes, 2 adjustable self-locking differentials (basic traction distribution was 45% front and 55% rear). With an engine that developed a maximum power of 550 HP and a total weight of 950 Kg, you can imagine the performance the car can do (the race version had incredible performances like an acceleration from 0 to 100Km/h in 1,9 - 2,2 seconds). Safety problems emerged in the first serious crash in which Toivonen and Cresto died when the car exploded following a rollover. Explosion caused by the proximity (they were all like this...) of the incandescent turbo to the fuel system and tank and poor resistance of the chassis to high speed impacts.
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  29505. Hope you enjoy the tim tams mate ;)
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  29506. I have no internet right now, living in the sticks is hard to find good internet service...just my phone, right now, my phone bill is at like $400.😳had to watch this tho!👍🏻great video,as always👍🏻🤣🤣I love my hot, high maintenance chic too!!🤣🤣🤣🍻🍻👊🏻
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  29507. You took the words out of my mouth, Ian. Reminds me of those cartoon cars where the body lifts up on stilts while the wheels stay on the ground. These Citroens would definitely give drift those cars a run for their money, the way they manage to stay grounded as they lean and career almost off the road when turning corners at high speed. One of the most phenomenal cars of all time, that’s for sure.
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  29508. UK here. I almost exclusively drink dark beers - Bitter, Mild, Stout, Porter - at just below room temperature as refrigeration kills the flavour. The head should be 1 or 2cm thick per pint. If I have to drink a lager or a pilsner, it needs to be Belgian, Czech or a decent German one. Otherwise it has to be a full-bodied, tasty, British or Irish beer for me. You should try some British beers - you'll hate them!
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  29509. This is honestly so incredible!
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  29510. 2:35 talks about Jeseníky(Ash Mountains) but shows Králický Sněžník (Snieznik Mountains - actually different mountain range but some people consider it part of Jeseníky) and The Sky Walk Dolní Morava (the wooden roller coaster thing)
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  29511. Bro you shouod do a video of all the great food your wife would be able to cook
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  29512. Ian it’s for u Dani and kids to move here I think everyone of your subscribers in the community classify u and your immediate family and your extended family as Australians regardless I really hope u can consider the international move and b I. Australia to live and work mate
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  29513. Awesome stuff!! My favourite car growing up. I had a VH 265ci. Great revving motor, used to get a bit light and floaty past 90mph.
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  29514. Congratulations. Yours is a channel I actually watch pretty much every time you upload. There are many others I like, but a lot of them I only visit when the subject matter is of particular interest to me. Here's to a great 2023!
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  29515. When I first moved into my home in 1970 the view from my kitchen window was the Glasshouse mountains but too many houses have been built so the mountains Re o longer visible😏
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  29516. Should watch 50 facts about Australia you might find it interesting
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  29517. Realy Cool Hairstyle! ^^ It looks so Fresh aand open. ^^
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  29518. Thanks Iwrocker , it aint over yet either ,
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  29519. Hey there! For a recipe: try pork knuckle with beer sauce and bread roll dumplings. If you guys eat pork. You'll find it on YT for sure. There is a Bavarian butcher in Chicago, I had stuff from there, it's authentic! Greetings from bavaria!
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  29520. Awesome thank you for that we’ll look into it 😊
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  29521. I have 3 Tim Tam packets in my pantry (2 months now) because it was on special then lol. I feel bad because I would love to give them to you seeing as you enjoy them so much lol.
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  29522. In Germany, we call it Mäcces. One of its main reasons for success here were the US soldiers stationed all over the country. The soldiers were able to straight up pay with Dollars to get food they knew from home. For the Germans, fast food was nothing really new, we always had street food like bread rolls with fish, meat, or cheese on it.
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  29523. Do you watch the other rounds of V8 Supercars Ian ?
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  29524. Hi from North Queensland Australia. Pedro looked good in the Akubra, he looked like an old Ringer/Jackaroo in it. And us Australian's love Mexican beer, Corona is very popular here.
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  29525. Plugging for Swedish content again, search for "moving Kiruna" in YT. Parts of the town of Kiruna is being moved and it's pretty spectacular. Also, while in Kiruna search for "ice hotel". It's well worth a visit.
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  29526. They did it in real life too, they just had a baby together
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  29527. The Vikings of Iceland invented this sport (I believe) Stay safe 🤘🇺🇲🇩🇰🤘
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  29528. This was awesome! Really enjoyed it, thanks.
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  29529. Love the Bears shirt! 🥰🥰 An Aussie that supports the Bears😁... Bunnings my favourite place in the world 😆😆
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  29530. Aussie Vegemite is better than UK Marmite = CORRECT ANSWER!!!
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  29531. Ok but now someone has to send you a goon bag 😂
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  29532. The relish goes well on anything with a bun... Burgers, hotdogs, egg and bacon rolls, breakfast muffins ect.
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  29533. These cars aren’t ordinary muscle they are 500 600 hp beasts and most panels are fibre glass but still have original parts inside and out Also that black and gold mustang in front of the valiant shoots nasty flames
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  29534. 3:48 Chris Harris spoke about this the other week. It doesn't rev as fast as a normal car as there's so much torque-fill from the electricity. He said it's weird as the speed doesn't correspond to what you're used to hearing.
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  29535. Adelaide similar temps during summer we average during summer 1 week or 2 at a time probably 4weeks a year mid 40 nights around 30 + cold during winter Arctic wind it's chill factor here during winter we do get frost and ice I't always been like this since i was a child My grand parents use to live in tin houses which got hot but cooled over night
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  29536. G day mate I live in brisvagas (Brisbane)these days moved here from the Isa in western Queensland I have killed 3 brown snakes in my back yard and on the way to work will often see roos (kangaroos) Brisbane is a city of about 3 million people when I lived in the Isa feral camels would often come close to town
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  29537. if you're going to check more of the Citroen's vehicles and history, since it is one of the most iconic brand in the world, you should definitely check models like Mehari (recreational 2CV 😁), DS/ID (an absolute icon), SM (which was sold in US too), Xantia Activa, or their rally beasts called ZX Rally raid and absolutely their decade of dominating WRC!!!
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  29538. Brocky won this race after the first and second placed Sierras were disqualified for illegal front guards, which allowed them to run larger tyres. I believe it was his 9th win.
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  29539. This was also the last year of a non stop race. No pace/safety cars, they just sent a tilt tray truck out to pick up the stricken car, while the race continued under local yellows. Also no speed limit in the pits, in those days.
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  29540. Now Skoda are part of the Volkswagen Group. Their car are good. I own 2014 Skoda Rapid. Which I've owned for 4 years. I have no issues with it. Other than normal wear and tear.
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  29541. Someone PLEASE send this guy a pack of Tim Tam Double-coat. They have a double coating of chocolate!!!!!
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  29542. Nothing like the sound of a V8 straight out the pipes 😤
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  29543. round the twist in on Netflix here, hopefully there in the US so you have a look, its a great show for the whole family
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  29544. You'll have to show your Shelia this video But film it for us so we get a laugh This was a banger Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  29545. I remember when, as a kid in the 70's and 80's, of being jealous of US emergency vehicles when compared to our Brit versions. Funnily enough, British TV dramas tend to be accurate when it comes to cop/emergency vehicles being portrayed. Check out Juliet Bravo, The Bill, London's Burning, Casualty, The Gentle Touch, The Sweeney, etc for how crappy our vehicles used to look. Thank God they're all modernised and way cooler nowadays. Incidentally, in the present climate for ambulance fans, it's easy to get to sit in the back of one and look at all the tec and gear they're loaded with, happily chatting with the crew about the specs for 8 hours or so while you're waiting to get into A and E...
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  29546. In the Czech Republic it is, the police learned this a few years ago in the US and the cars had cages installed on the front bumper.
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  29547. That is different per country, in the Netherlands police officers with extra training are aloud to do a pi manoeuvre if the fleeing driver is suspect in a serious crime.
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  29548. .. I drive a Peugeot 208 2014 here in brazil, it's 1.5, has 90 hp on gas and 95 on Etanol (manual of course)
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  29549. In 80s and early 90s as a kid Gympie would flood 2 or every 3 years so not such a big deal...ppl have forgotten this used to be normal at end of summer in Qld. These days they manipulate the weather so I'm certainly not suprised by anything.
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  29550. I had watched the original video a few months ago. Yes, it always surprises me in Hollywood films etc how many wooden houses are shown, I call them "glorified sheds"! I have lived in UK, Hungary and Croatia, where wooden houses are rare, brick or stone are more common. We do have earthquakes here in Croatia and a lot of houses have reinforced concrete ceilings. Shingle roofs always seem an odd choice also, given that USA is quite an affluent country. In Europe we would only use shingle on the cheapest of buildings, tiles or slates being the standard material.
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  29551. 🤣 i belive it would be funny with him, he seems to be a very nice cool guy
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  29552. This may sound weird, but I used to put a couple of spoons of Milo then milk. I found however it can take a bit of mixing. So I started to put in the two spoons then a small amount of hot water, mixed it then added the milk. If you want it cold just enough hot water to mix it. If you want it warm, more hot water.
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  29553. That's tickedy-boo Ian, cheers!
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  29554. amazing place, so under rated....
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  29555. Walkinshaw pretty much self funded a 2 car team for an all out assault on Bathurst. Needless to say nothing could compete with the jags and the only thing that slowed them was oil consumption and a stray bird on Conrod the broke a headlight and the glass was sucked into the intake and that engine was done. As this was international Group A rules all cars were showroom specials with safety and reliability mods allowed. As it shows in the video without aero aids, the cars got airborn over the humps in the long straights. The following year claimed the life of Mike Bergman who’s commodore got air at top speed on conrod and went over the barrier and hit the base of the big Dunlop arch. There were already murmurs of the chase being installed but work commenced immediately after that. Purists hate it as I do but that’s progress I guess. I’ll never forget the sight of Alan Moffatt GTHO Falcon doing a lap with a beer carton stuck on the grille. Tv was black and white back then but the sight of a massive gt topping 135 mph was magical. No race seats, no power steering, standard wheels and tyres. Those early guys had big balls.
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  29556. Mini pre 2000 was also smaller than the BMW models, 1950 - 2000 was made in the UK. A custom v6 . Normally 850cc to 1275 cc 4cyl motor. Old saying No Muff Too Tough. For a sideshow at the EKKA two of these connected via the roof
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  29557. Tilley and that pacer from hemi 6 - hemi 8 and watching the car come good and up the field. So it was so good to see it back after having a camaro run through the back of it.
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  29558. Dude! You should start reviewing cars as a side kick or in a second channel!
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  29559. Glad you have found out about that car :)
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  29560. The Torana is fapalicious.
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  29561. Don't fret Ian, i've seen most of those cars in Brisbane (AUS), we get all those grey import Japanese cars too. I think that Skyline might even have been available from the Nissan dealers, not needing a grey import. Aussies weren't really fooled by the Japanese marques with their "luxury" brands, Infinity and Eunos tanked here, Accura never even made it to Oz. But I miss my Daihatsu's which you probably never had in the USA. On my trip to Sydney earlier this year met up with one of my wife's friends from high school, and he gave me a ride in his pride and joy, a Honda S660, what fun 😁ear to ear grins in that one.
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  29562. 35lb cheese a year= 0.09589lb a day
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  29563. Best Fernando Alonso team radio should be the next one. 😉
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  29564. I had an xp futura two door, a great car, i wish i still had it.
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  29565. I think they are a little outta jurisdiction
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  29566. Congratulations to the new citizen of the earth.Wish you all health, happiness, and a peaceful life.
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  29567. That car sounds amazing 🤩 I love it lol.
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  29568. As a kid in the late 80s early 90s I remember once seeing snow still up on the hills on Christmas Day but that rare.
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  29569. I was going outside to hang my washing out and I felt something big under my foot and then it started wiggling under my foot. And I was 120kg at the time. It was a massive huntsman then I jumped up and he just ran off Would of freaked him out more than me lol
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  29570. Pretty sure the flowers are oleander, don't eat or drink them, they're deadly. The spiders are Golden Orbs mostly and won't hurt you. No snakes or crocs, yes. Blue ringed occys, irikandji, bluebottles, sea snakes and sharks are all likely possibilities though. It is a paradise, that's for sure.
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  29571. If you can find ingredients for anzac biscuits try making your own really simple to do
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  29572. That was so much fun, and definitely more conservative times, the ABC were a really conservative organisation! There was no rodeos held in Sydney, so that poor guy who couldn't understand street directions was probably experiencing country bogan! Very well spoken Americans there! The convict built structures in Sydney and Hobart are very beautiful and enduring! Mrs Macquaries seat is now called Mrs Macquarie's Chair, the best harbour views, specifically created by her husband, the famous Governor Macquarie! The honeymooners were so cute! Sydney is special! Hi little Sydney! 👍😍❤️
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  29573. Deluxe is not just a marketing spin to justify higher price, they ARE DELUXE. I hope you may get more of this Deluxe range as well over time, a step at a time. Hope that Arnotts will over time also export the Deluxe variants. So good that these are now being released to the US public, and with the better chocolate too, compared to typical US chocolate. Quite possibly YOU and the Australians that sent so many TIM TAMs to have promoted the product and have opened this export into US market, merely by raising the public awareness, to such a level of demand that Arnold's could no longer resist expanding to that market. Who knows, maybe other Arnotts products may come along too. All to the advantage of US customers to have some quality and range provided. For now the small initial steps are underway. Ibwould be confident that Arnotts may have great success with US market.
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  29574. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Have a great day! 😊🎁🎄
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  29575. I like smashing them up and putting them on icecream, as well. Same with Milo lol.
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  29576. If you can't pot then play safe and make it hard for your opponent
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  29577. Greetings from germany, my house was build in 1467 AD (parts of it) . So that is way before christoph columbus accidently refound america.
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  29578. I wonder if some of the difference between chocolates isn't the sugar. We use cane sugar and we never use corn syrup.
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  29579. Wow five K... that is incredible Ian.. congrats.
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  29580. You also have the Dakar rally finishing up right now. You should definitely check out some highlights from that.
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  29581. Thanks for the great video again and what great photos of New Mexico it made me look at my photos of Utah when I drove around early last year it was in February and yes it was cold but the landscape is unbelievable and I'll be back soon
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  29582. 12:15 I did my research on google maps and it can be 4 hour trip in certain points
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  29583. I got 2 HQ Monaro coupes, 1 GTS and 1 is a restomod 👍
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  29584. Congratulations to Dannelia and yourself on the birth of Sydney.
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  29585. remember "WIDE AT THE GRATE"
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  29586. Gotta do a v.b add
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  29587. The good news is the more remote you go the nicer they are 👍🇦🇺😀
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  29588. At most filling stations in the UK you will find "Premium" and "Super", where "Premium" is the normal one. The USA has "Regular" and "Premium" (and mid-grade), where "Regular" is the normal one. If you adjust for the different octane rating scales, it turns out that "Premium" in the UK is very similar to "Premium" in the USA. Overall, it goes "Regular" -> "Premium" -> "Super" with increasing octane ratings at each step. One reason for this might be that Europe has a tradition of smaller, higher performance engines, where the USA tends more towards high capacity, lower performance engines (gas guzzlers).
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  29589. Loving these vids, and looking forward to the Kiwi ones as well. This is the Indicar layout of the Gold Coast street circuit. I walked around this track (where it was possible in the spectator areas, and behind the pits). Wouldn't have believed the crazy speed they go around the streets and highrise buildings of Surfers Paradise unless I'd seen it with my own eyes. Amazing. The even older "Surfers Paradise International Raceway" was much further inland where housing estates exist today. Cheers.
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  29590. As always love your work Ian cheers
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  29591. Congrats on 100 video and on good looking GF
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  29592. Mud-cedes, thanks dad, LOL.
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  29593. You should have a look at the Australian Finke desert race
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  29594. I like the multi functional front bumper, and extra wide tires. It must tear through the snow. Awesome mail truck!
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  29595. The L is to indicate the driver is on a Learner’s Permit so they need a licensed driver with them.
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  29596. Badass
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  29597. I think we got some tall ones being built will probably pass those..look at Australia 2032 buildings
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  29598. I found a video on YouTube that you might like " Darrell Waltrip at Bathurst" he is hilarious doing a lap of Mount Panorama
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  29599. Loving your content........the tool is called a long cue rest..........if you want to see some classic shots, check out Alex "Hurricane" Higgins.
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  29600. Netball is played by 20 million people in 80 countries. Australians are the world champions. The video was NOT a good example of the sport. Any match between Australia and New Zealand makes good viewing.
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  29601. Merry Christmas Dude!!!
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  29602. I’ve only been subscribed for six months, I prefer to watch and never comment....BUT I want to say well done to you, your wife and the new addition. God bless and Gods speed to you and the whole family....🇬🇧🇺🇸 well done and have a beer on me 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾
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  29603. Ahh brilliant!! I assumed it would be some young current racer, but no! Jacques Laffite!! Funny guy. My ex-girlfriend's step-dad was a mechanic and big into F1. He used to attend a lot of races, and we would chat F1 quite often. I once asked him who his favourite driver was. Expecting him to say Lauda, Peterson, Andretti, Villeneuve or Jones, I was surprised to hear him say it was Laffite. When asked why, he said that not only was he a quick driver, but he was friendly, down to earth and had lots of time for fans. He drove for several teams over quite a few years, but most famously drove for the French team Ligier which became very competitive one year when Laffite came runner up in the championship. Those results came courtesy of the Cosworth DFV V8, but in other years the Ligier F1 cars had the Matra V12 which has to be one of the best sounding engines of all time. It's well-worth watching a compilation of Matra V12 racing cars simply for the sound. Others are the DFV and the Mansell/Prost/Alesi early 90s Ferrari V12. The mid 80s Honda V6 Turbo, and Renault Turbo sounded nice. Oh, and the BRM V16 sounded like Satan having an orgasm.
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  29604. 9.02 that "awesome road" in the picture of Melbourne is part of the F1 circuit...that is Albert Park and its lake.
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  29605. That thumbnail creeper me out at the beginning. Thought it was a version of Elmo lmao boy was I wrong haha. 🤣
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  29606. I think he enjoyed it!
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  29607. When you get your P O Box you are going to be bombarded with Tim Tams 😂 You probably don't know what Tim Tams are but trust me your about to find out
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  29608. The tip off for the last Aussie one being QLD was the sugar generally if you’re seeing sugar you’re looking at QLD.
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  29609. Ian if you look on you tube just came on titled transponder Bathurst trucks no cars 2022 on candid tourist site It's the transporters going through Bathurst in on for the race this week end on the 9th If your interested nice rigs Cheers mate
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  29610. Thanks for all your videos you have shared and what a lovely family you have Ian. I love old school cars and utes too.
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  29611. They are competitors. but never leave a man down
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  29612. My local coles run out of TimTam
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  29613. And Mint Slice, and Darrel Lea’s Rocky Road, and Curly Wurlys, and Twisties! Gotta try the Twisties! So much good stuff to try!
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  29614. Belgian chocolate is known as the best in the world. The Swiss might argue and rightfully so but both great !
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  29615. Always looks better overseas , usa Canada mountains & parks yellowstone been watching a guy Stan mills post his yellowstone vidjas OZ is bigger but Basically fook all here No bears tigers racoons Or Pika's 🐹
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  29616. 3:45 My Uncle realised he had no defense so he bought a sling shot.
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  29617. wait till you see the TOP TEN and see the McMurtry in action.
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  29618. I Seen a video on Twitter earlier today of James White of the New England Patriots in a press conference with a Brock Torana T-Shirt on. Brocky is internationally famous lol
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  29619. Ian I have had Falcons for Years still have two Falcon XB GT and a BA Ute 2006 very good car I would go as far to say I love My XB I will never sell it, great to see You are in joying it seen it before Tuff cars and at the end the BARRA is one of the best inline Sixes in the World and Ford Australia built the Cleveland V8 302 and 351ci until 1983 very highly modified in the racing Falcon’s it was a very sad day when they stopped Making Falcon I never thought I would see the day keep up the great Work also have a look at the History of the GT HO Falcon I think You could not be But impressed cheers Mick Australia.
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  29620. Full respect for old-school NASCAR. Just like Australia's early production car series that helped cement Bathurst as the best race track on the planet...REAL wheels.
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  29621. I'm from New Zealand, where we see a bit of both types, long-noses and cab-overs with multiple varying configurations and combinations (from truck and trailer lengths/types/combinations, to wheel/axel amounts). Similar to Australia, but with some slight differences too. For the most part, cabovers are more suited for our conditions, as most our roads are more narrow and also tight/curvy. Both types can be found on these roads however, which are commonly found with twin-steering axels (both for long-noses and cab-overs) which work best for those roads. Certain types of rigs are more commonly seen in long-nose form alternatively (specific liquid haulers, larger dump trucks, etc) which are best suited around our cities, where the roads aren't anywhere as extreme. Personally, I much prefer the Long-Nose appearance, there's something about them that gives off a very imposing "large and incharge" presence.
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  29622. Dude, Germany is the size of Montana. Your countries might as well be states, and your states might as well be counties.
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  29623. 7'00" : Skoda Inside ;-) . Thank you Ian.
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  29624. That's the most Tim Tams in the world , let alone in the USA !! Your only rival are the shops ,,,, enjoy mate :-)
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  29625. Well done I enjoyed watching.
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  29626. That was a great video keep it up!
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  29627. Thank you. I agree. just from my observations.
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  29628. Brings back so many memories, had many of these models in my time.
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  29629. Yesss more of his videos 🔥
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  29630. Wow mate, that's alot of butter. Bloody proud ya took a shot at it but. Thumbs up
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  29631. I have seen stories of F-1 pit crews doing their daily physical workouts and practice sessions. I couldn't do the workout when I was 18.
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  29632. U should react to nrl players siking themselves up before a game back in the 80s
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  29633. hey, you probably won't read this but i would love to see you react to a video of some german THW vehicles. the THW is a german technical releave agenci ghat also does a lot of SEARCH AND RESCUE and is fully volunteer. greetings from germany
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  29634. Check out the trucks from Thailand real over the top 😄😄
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  29635. Do you send us some American Foods to sample in return or are they all crap?
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  29636. We rely strongly on the USA as our #1 allie if war were to break out again. This video is irrelevant, as we are on the same team, and have been for well over 100 years!
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  29637. Oh hey the You Yangs are 5min up the road from me. There are also hiking tracks & stuff in the bush at the You Yangs.
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  29638. The little pizza stand is to help you hold the pizza when tearing your slice.
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  29639. Sweat pants = Track suit pants. But of course we’re a lazy bunch so we shortened it to Trackie Daks, and for those of us who’re really lazy, just Tackies. It’s all in the context, as are most of our slang. Be warned some words can actually have different meanings depending on HOW it’s said and the context it’s in. BASTARD is a good eg. P.S. Daks can mean pants and under daks means undies (for rhyming slang, it’s Reg Grundies) i.e. Underwear. This is all Fair Dinkum info.
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  29640. You should check out the YouTube channel 4wd 24/7
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  29641. You need to see the clip when he lost his steeringwheel and gloves 😂
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  29642. Have you seen European truck racing? Well worth a watch. Trucks on tracks used for car racing. Carrying water to dump on brakes to cool them...
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  29643. The driver's reaction time is what boggled my mind! Observation Haki!
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  29644. green one doing the burnout had bent turbo fins, so sounded awesome and wasnt making all the boost it could
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  29645. wa police are now using skoda suberbs as cop cars.
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  29646. america has milo?
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  29647. 110-120mph is the top speed I think, these are limited to that :)
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  29648. Love your videos. Would love to see you react to the new Ineos Grenadier. Lovely 4x4 that challenges the LandCuiser 76 Series.
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  29649. As an Australian, I find myself disagreeing with a lot of terms on both sides and some of them both together. Strange that neither Americans nor English speak English.😝
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  29650. Best time in its class... S5000 series did under 2 min, today ... Still respect , Pretty much Go Cart VS Sedan.
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  29651. Look out for some mini ralleys in the uk! They're driving pretty insane too. ;)
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  29652. Happy Birthday to you !! 🎈🎈🎁🎁
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  29653. Hi, I just found your channel, I've been interested in cars all my life, nearly 80 years. I see you like off road vehicles from other countries.There is a very interesting video, (channel), from Australia, called, 'The Road Chose Me' he has one particular video exploring, 'The Perth 4×4 & Adventure Show 2022- Walkaround with Dan'. If you havent seen it I think you will find it really comprehensive, covering Australian off roading vehicles. Cheers.
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  29654. I really love watching someone try aTimTam slam for the first time it never gets boring , so shout-out to Kirky mate I really loved watching your reaction and I hope that one day you get to try the Double Coat TimTams🤌👌👍 (the next level up for Slammin)or the Chewy Caramel two of my personal favourites 😋……. Think I’ve only had Original once or twice since Double Coats came out.
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  29655. fYou wanted Grand Prix mode for a single race against the AI F1 grid
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  29656. Ian in full aussie accent "Wagga Wagga " well done sir lol. Also it snows here to, some of the best skiing around is in Mount Hotham. To bloody cold for me though haha. 🍻
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  29657. Seen duvel international as well. And Jup ofcourse.
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  29658. Just a little thing .. its not ExPat ... its migrant. So the video is from an American migrant. This is by no means aimed at you .. but more at general perception. Most people call themselves ExPats when they leave their home country and live elsewhere - but call others that do the same (usually poorer people who come to work) migrants. So lets be fair .. and call them what they are .. they are American migrants in Europe.
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  29659. If you mention Berta von Suttner, you should also mention that she is the reason that the nobel prizes especially the one for peace exist. She worked as Noble private secretary for a short time and frequently was in contact with him. And he even was part of the peace organization she created. She also suggested a prize for people who promoted and were successfull in disarmament and demobilization of amred forces. As for other nobel prize winners i would throw in Karl Landsteiner (thanks to him we are aware of blood types)
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  29660. The show is literally translated "bet that?" like the figure of speech "wanna bet?" and that episode of the show was on german TV in the late 90s. The driver used his feeling for the vehicle to know, when the tires get on the side walls of the road and he knew, the rear axle will hang off and how much, because the bus itself will lean down in the back with only one axle holding up the bus. A masterpiece of driving there ^^
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  29661. Was out with my son today, he needed to go to Bunnings. Yep I sat in the car because if I go in I'm walking out with a trolley full. Bunnings my favorite shop.
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  29662. Thanks, nice video! Just some fact checking here for what the guy from the vid says: - Pharmaceutical adds --> are all over TV and the internet here too. Not for prescription medicine, because the doctors prescribe those, not a tv commercial... Here by law they always have to state "Regarding risks and sideeffects get counsel from your doctor or pharmacist!" in the end. There are not many (I don't know of any...) adds for single lawyers, because the TV station service larger areas here than some in the US, and there would be many other lawyers way closer for most people, so it's not really cost efficient to do TV commercials in this case. But there are loads of commercials for legal insurance companies. They can be just as funny. --> Maybe this thing is bigger in the US than in some other places, but "Don't exist Outside the USA" ..? --> No, Wrong! Exists in many other places... - Spray cheese..? Yeah, please keep that stuff... TRUE! --> Yes, the USA are the worlds largest consumer of cheese, but then again, it is a big country. The largest cheese consumer per capita is France (who would have guessed...). Then come Germany, Luxemburg, Iceland, Greece, Finnland,...... Still, the cheese capital of the world is known to be Plymouth, Massachusetts. - Garbage disposals --> They do exist outside the US, but all in all mainly in the US. As explained in the video it can be problematic with the waste water treatment. Recently some countries are encouraging the installation of garbage disposal units, because in recent years the waste water facilities have switched to using the organic waste to produce biogas. So what had been problematic has suddenly become environmentally beneficial. - College sports aren't a big thing in many other places because most countries don't have their sports teams based in the schools and colleges like in the US. There are mostly separate local clubs for all sorts of profficiency levels, not attached to a school or something... How popular are club sports in the US..? --> I would say TRUE, but then again, there is the same thing out there, just as popular, just not necessarily in colleges... - The teeth thing is just plainly wrong! All over the world people take as much care of their teeth as possible. Here in Germany for example dental care, braces, all that stuff is included in the general health care. All that bleeching and whitening stuff is all over too, and YES, it can matter when dating and getting a job. Why would it be otherwise? - Black Friday --> also not true. It originated in the USA (other places don't celebrate thanksgiving...) but has been common all over the world for quite some time. There used to be something similar around the same time a year called "Winterschlussverkauf" here in Germany, but has been replaced by black friday and cyber monday. Black friday has been THE biggest shopping event in Germany for several years now, and I know in countries like Spain, France, Italy, Austria,... it's the same. It can also get just as crazy with people camping in front of the store to be the first ones in, and bloody battles for the best bargain. - The cup thing is also BS. We got the same cups here for partys and events, and I've known them since I can remember. I just opened my kitchen cupboard and there they are... Our water dispensers at work and some of the coffee machines there use them. I've seen them everywhere all over europe, as well as asia. --> Simply not true. - The free refill thing is true as far as I know. We have a few places like some few fast food restaurants that offer free refills, where you can fill your cup back up at a machine (IKEA also does that...), but that's it. Don't know it from traveling anywhere else either to be a common thing. - Flying your countries flag is also very common all over the world. Yes, the US sometimes take this to the extreme, but Great Britain, Thailand, France or Sweden might very well rival them on this, just to name a few. In Germany we don't go over the top waving our flag around, because some people here are still afraid other countries my fear we are preparing an invasion or something. It gets more common, but most people here just don't project their pride and achievements onto a flag. --> Still... "flying your countries flag much" doesn't qualify at all for "doesn't exist outside the USA". Sorry, having lived in the US, Germany and other places I just had to look into all of those. Didn't meen to make it all bad or something...
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  29663. Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year Take Care, Stay Safe & Enjoy life .
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  29664. Damn, that was fantastic. What's next? V8-powered tooth brushes?
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  29665. the cadillac ct5 is probably similar to how a late model holden would have looked if they were still in production
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  29666. Misha Charoudin recently made a Onboard lap of the Nurb with Kevin Estre, they are casually chatting while destroying the track, you would love watching it !
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  29667. I so want Perth Western Australian government to bring back WRC Forrest rally, Western Australia has some of the best ever tracks and the best ever pea gravel roads.
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  29668. Next test- eat a meat pie straight out of the oven, drink a beer out of your shoe and follow it with a shot of Bundy!
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  29669. You need to move to Australia 🇦🇺 😆
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  29670. If you come in Australian summer go to the Gold Coast there is a theme park Called Wet 'N' Wild
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  29671. Most highway patrol car's around here are chrysler 300c and BMW
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  29672. Pedro wirkt etwas verloren :D
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  29673. I live in one of the most popular tourist destinations in Australia. I also used to manage our visitors' centre, so I'm well aware how important the industry is to our area. BUT...when hordes descend...they park where they want, ignore road rules, they leave their garbage everywhere and are, sadly, often rude and entitled. They've also bought most available properties, which they typically, then demolish, to erect more luxury, multi-level apartments. Our small towns are losing all sense of community.
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  29674. It would be awesome if you could do a video on hilarious band Toyota Hilux commercial
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  29675. Watch hillclimb monsters to see some high horsepower and insane sounding vehicles of all kinds.
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  29676. Herzlichen Glückwunsch IWrocker, das hast Du Dir verdient.... mach weiter so, liebe Grüsse aus Deutschland!
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  29677. could you see a video about Paolo Maldini?, he was one of the greatest defenders ever
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  29678. I was there😎
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  29679. We've got the Bunyip and you lot have Bigfoot both of them are bulltish.
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  29680. Where do you practise driving a train of vehicles like that? Then, once you have gained the skill, someone has to be able to accurately plan a route that allows for all the dimensions of the 'train' including the weight! What an incredible feat all round.
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  29681. Lawyer up from Breaking Bad? Sam Goodman's caddi
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  29682. The dream car of my youth in the early 1970s. Best sounding car ever IMHO. I love it! Driving this in a real race is absolute driving MASTER class only for the bravest of drivers. This thing is bonkers, mad, violent and fast af.
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  29683. That was good, cool as, big like. 👍👍🤓👍👍
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  29684. Hey Ian, loving your content mate (Australia and New Zealand). Kudos for not calling Koalas bears, as many Americans do. But they do look like cuddly bears though. You also pronounce Emu correctly. I have watched sooooo many Americans trying Vegemite incorrectly (because no one has told them the right way), but as you know, the secret is not to plaster it on your toast. Less is more. Big thumbs up from Down Under.
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  29685. Their channel is nothing short of amazing. And they do very few videos.
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  29686. Do a react to powercruise powerplay
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  29687. In Australia the fifth wheel concept is common with small trucks towing large caravans & horse floats. Is this the same in USA? What about the rest of the world?
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  29688. Congratulations on the birth of precious baby Sydney
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  29689. Check out the custom made interior trucks in europe
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  29690. That dude's hilarious! 😀
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  29691. Wish Neil crompton would shut up and let us hear the car,
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  29692. Can't wait to see you try your mountain of Aussie food.
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  29693.  @IWrocker  Also please have a shot of the truly insane amount of Tim Tam products you have.
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  29694. Wow, they were so stupid. Who cares if vehicles can withstand the blast, you wouldn't want to be anywhere near there. If you are that close, you are dead. Protective clothing? Yea.
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  29695. 👍🏻 nice video!! My truck is almost ready for the night run!LOL! Is the badlands the only one that offers a night run?
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  29696. Jack Brabham because his story is something to see he's the only one to build and race his own cars and smuggle other drivers out of countries in his plane and he's the one who's responsible for getting Bruce McLaren into racing really 👍
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  29697. Basic rule of thumb for most words ending in r is to just round your 'A's. Instead of car it's 'cahhh'. Bar is 'Bahhh' etc etc 😂 Also we pronounce our O's whereas you guys make it sound like an A 😅 We're lazy, don't @ me
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  29698. You really need to watch this NEXT-------------> HIRVONEN onboard Rally Finland 2013 Citroën DS3 WRC Stage 10 Lankamaa. ....or some OUNINPOHJA stage video
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  29699. Love it cannot wait for a Christmas fan mail video
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  29700. T Rex lol I like the play on words they're using
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  29701. I loved Aggros cartoon connection growing up. This was back when our actual culture was allowed in media. It was the 90's.
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  29702. What's the bet Pedro is here for a taste test session coming up after the opening video :p
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  29703. Shouldn't have posted so quickly before watching it all ^^ So i played in a Club once ~ 1998ish. The ball pickup is via suction cup, no magnets. The first few holes especially you know like the back of your hand. Often you add custom rules like have to play against the barrier on multiple spots to make it harder. The balls have different materials, different frictions, weight and so on. Also often on your home course you know where to put the ball and to play over a certain stone or imperfection of the concrete to make a hole in one. I only played about 2 years in middle school with a very good friend, had about 15 balls collected in the end, some I won at tournaments. But interests changed, so I stopped when I went to high school. Thx for the trip down memory lane ;)
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  29704. One theory I heard is the mining boom killed the manufacturing industry by driving the Australian dollar above the US dollar and making the costs of Australian manufactured goods too expensive. And this was happening around the same time of the 2008 financial crisis. Prices for iron ore had gone from 13 USD per tonne in 2001 to 187 USD per tonne in 2011, and Australia has lots of Iron. The AUD was worth about 50 US cents in 2001, and $1.08 in 2011.
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  29705. One went for over $380,000 a while back ... worth well over a million by now , especially since Holden shut down for good
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  29706. I image searched that gnarly skull @ 3:30 Comes up as a ‘draft by H.R Giger for the film Alien. Source: Oliver Dietze’
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  29707. Cheers mate
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  29708. OMG, just today residence in Fitzroy crossing Northern West Aus, had to get a big 3m freshie (croc) out of the middle of town, and put him back in the river....Go google it Ian, you'll get a laugh outta this one to lol
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  29709. Glad to see you back, and everything worked out. Vinyl wrap looks really good man. Enjoy your channel and all you do, keep it up! Stainless steel, powder coated black could help keep the tip from getting rust in it.
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  29710. I like going to the Gold Coast to visit; but not Surfers. It's way way too... that. I like going to the GC for the relaxation so south of there is lovely for that. Or as others have said the Sunshine Coast up north. The hinterland though at the GC is brilliant. I love going up Springbrook which has rainforest up in the hills. Beautiful scenery there.
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  29711. For me, As an American who has lived in Australia for a really long time , i think Bundaberg drinks really are the best soft drinks we have and probably the best I've ever tasted. I haven't had a single one that I didn't like. The only other drink that is made in Australia that i like drinking is passionfruit cordial, a concentrated fruit juice - unfortunately not sugar free so I limit it to a small cup to swallow medication with.
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  29712. @IWrocker you've got to watch some snooker trickshotvideo's 👌
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  29713. Hey IWrocker! I love unboxings.
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  29714. Yes, you can hit in any way to any part of the ground, there is no foul territory. Those balls shown were making a very solid sound off the willow bat which indicates that while maybe not real cricket balls, they sure were not that soft either. I knew they had bowling machines that could vary line, length and speed, but did not know they could also do spin bowling. That one was simulating Nathan Lyon, our current best spin bowler. In the 50 years I have lived in Oz, I have become a very big cricket tragic and love all formats as well as the woman's as well. Of course, while I love Aussie sports, I am still also a Brewers and Packers fan, after all once a cheese head, always a cheese head. LOL
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  29715. I’m very suspicious of that first kangaroo video because the photographer zooms in on the action. They’re on a golf course for crying out loud! Who’s behind the camera and why isn’t he helping or at the very least, calling the clubhouse for help. And killing a kangaroo with your golf club isn’t an option. I can’t help wondering if it was all a set up to get a good video for their channel. The river side video: That Indian couple are fine taking pictures of the kangaroos but leave as soon as they see the birds approaching. The kangaroo turns to see what’s behind him and when it turns back, that guy is a lot closer than he had been, so the kangaroo defends itself, just in case this is an attack. The last video, that adult was touching the animal, which looks like a wallaby to me, but even so, as soon as he was touched from the back, he reacted by jumping. You can’t play with them like dogs and cats, they’re wild animals even in zoos and wildlife parks, so you can sit near them and take photos, you’re not a threat, but as soon as you surprise them or come at them from behind, they will spring into action, usually by attacking not evading.
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  29716. Ian Thredbo is a village and ski resort in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales!.....also stunning in the Summer season . kinda of like Australia's version of Jackson Hole.
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  29717. I wonder why there werent a Volvo "Schnewittchensarg" or an Opel Kapitän. Also the Volvo v70 iWagon is for me the most European car there is. Besides Sweden Volvo is really big in Belgium. Maybe I am a bit nostalgic for these Volvos since my dad drove these but the Volvo v40 from 1996 did 540.000km without any isssues until we eventually got a new vehicle in 2012.
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  29718. One of my favourite cars it’s a 351 clevo and now worth a lot of money. Best track for targa Tasmania would be Hellya gorge
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  29719. just a reminder: the KMW Dingo 1/2/3 have militarized Unimog chassis and many Dingo variants are very successful in service. The large Dingo 2 version for example is the direct competition to the Bushmaster you looked at before, with a very similar success story. You might want to look into it as a new Unimog fan.
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  29720. This was the first car that Škoda made after the fall of communism in Czechia, it was miles ahead of what most people were driving at the time here but it was still a very basic and cheap car even for that time. But I have great memories of it. My grandpa used to have one in the 90s and early 00s and me, my siblings, and my cousin (4 kids) used to all sit in the back, no child seats, no seatbelts lol (I guess that was illegal even back then). There are quite a few still around, the nice ones like this one are going up in value but some older folks still just use a Favorit as their "daily" (more like only car, not that they would actually drive it daily lol). I only ever drove one once but I remember it being pretty ok. Obviously there aren't any comforts or safety but actually driving it feels pretty normal, normal gearstick amd shifting pattern, no manual choke, etc.
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  29721. We all need to donate a $1 and get these guys to Australia…..stat!
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  29722. 11:07 I used to live in Bonn for 4 years and I love the architecture there. It wasn't bombed as heavily as some other cities, I believe but don't quote me on that. Most of the city looks like it was built around the same time, not sure if Victorian Era would apply for a German city but that time, basically. It was nice to look at but even without any high rise buildings, it felt a bit too much like a concrete jungle. I'm back in Münster now and even though it probably doesn't make for much of a video (not a lot of big monuments here), it's just great to live here. Trees, parks and so on basically everywhere. I live right in the middle of the city but it feels more like a huge town if you know what I mean, just lush. 11:45 Oh, that's it, actually. You can see my house in the video, haha.
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  29723. Hi from Sweden. You done it very well.
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  29724. this is an awesome vid rocker.... so glad I found you mate
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  29725. I remember Michele Mouton very well from when i was just a kid and she is a absolute legend and a real wheel woman. 👍🤠
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  29726. happy new year
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  29727.  @IWrocker  Yeah, she was a bit laggy :)
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  29728. Watch a few of "friendly jordies'" videos he visited some of the worst areas where people were just lucky to save some of their pets👍 and had no back-up or aid even from the government.
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  29729. Looks like you need a Tasmanian care package, I’m Tasmanian let me know what you want from tassie and I’ll see what I can do
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  29730. My son filmed and produced those netball videos. I’ve sent him your video
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  29731. The ram 1500 would be the biggest Ute available in Australia and is massive compared to all the others
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  29732. Yikes! 😮
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  29733. Black friday became a thing after ps3 and xbox 360 in Australia. Australia's original discount day is 26th December (boxing day sales) before the internet and fast broadband. Then we kept hearing black friday all the time from US gamers...then local places started doing it. I think the first place to have black friday sales was Steam. Everything else followed after.
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  29734. Useless fact: I haven't watched commercial TV for over four years.
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  29735. Amazing country. Absolutely beautiful
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  29736. Kudos mate. Creditable effort. You got a lot further than I did when I visited, made an absolute Goose of myself 😁
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  29737. You can tell the wife you dont need gym membership now
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  29738. 1. Pizza 2. BBQ 3. Bacon My go to! in that order XD Loving the videos, Keep up the great work.
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  29739. I would like to see ramps built into the tailgate of utes so you can just slide them out & ride your pushy or dirt bike straight into the back.
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  29740. Bloody hell he can waffle
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  29741. If only we could get you a Golden Gaytime, but it'll only be a horrible mess by the time it arrives.
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  29742. So when are you changing your YT name to IWOcker? (Ocker being MOST Australian)..
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  29743. What? No Romanian ads? I've only seen the one with the architects on fb a while ago, but they're all funny and made me holler in laughter. No way the US would've taken that approach to Heinz ketchup LMAO.
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  29744. Hey, im sure you have heard of euro truck simulator 2. Try it out, it has all the different European brands like ur fav scania and even includes the same wheel config 8x2? Its on sale on steam rn
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  29745. They spend upwards of $5M every year blowing up the harbour bridge. It is a great spectacle that we put on though. Thanks Ian happy new year to you and your family mate.
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  29746. G'day
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  29747. We would love it when you come to Australia definitely visit Batburst it's my home town, and you would love the Motor sport museum we have here.
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  29748. Here in Germany you can see these long nose Kenworth or Feightliner Truck too ... but here they are most used as Show trucks with Show Trailer for promotion campains etc....like Coca cola christmas Trucks
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  29749. Unlikely to see this street track at Canberra again. Only lasted a few years before the Government funding it said the costs outweighed the benefits. Same with Adelaide and a few other street tracks. US similar I think.
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  29750. You really really really need to check out ALL the Boags beer ad's it's a Tasmanian beer company they are funny as and probably the best ad's I have every seen I was just watching them pissing my self laughing 🍻
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  29751. "Audi", if you use it in it's latin meaning, which the imperative of "audere" meaning "to listen"/"listen!" actually means "horch!" in German, the imperative of "hören" ("to listen"). So yeah, they are somewhat the same (the Horch company was also fused together with Auto Union, where the Audi-Logo with its four interwoven rings was adopted from). Some interesting history around all that.
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  29752. Canberra Raiders rugby league jersey cool.
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  29753. so the navera was known as the concept 2 in early development. was an evolution of the concept 1 which there were 10 produced. 9 exist today as richard hammond crashed one (his most recent crash that was on the grand tour)
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  29754. I am a truck driver in France and I regularly take pictures of trucks that I meet or that I see on the road, where can I send you these photos? i have pictures of trucks i drove like 2 differents Mercedes i drove to haul wood and i also took picture of custom trucks i saw randomely
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  29755. I remember having seen yesterday something I wasn‘t aware it ever existed since decades. The B52 flying fortress (made in the 60s and still in service) has landing gear that can swivel so the plane is taking off and landing staying in a crab angle the whole time while the wheels are parallel to the runway axis. That looks so sick! It is on pos 6:47 of this clip: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ec_iKtAiwWk&feature=share
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  29756. You did your give away just the same way I would have done it. Really enjoyed watching your whole family involved in the act of sharing.
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  29757. Good on ya Ian. I'd be massively defensive in your position but I think your right,stereotypes or how most of us perceive others play a big part. I lived in Canada and one question I got being English was, do you guys really drink warm beer....hahaaa not since the refrigerator was invented but it proves the point. Keep up the good work 👏👏👏
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  29758. O I think they are saying Americans pronounce the H when it's supposed to be silent
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  29759. Info for all 24h of Nürburgring is from Sat 16:00 to Sun 16:00 18 may
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  29760. We don't have that axle combination with the Euro trucks in New Zealand. We have twin steer for our 8x4 which come on Euro, American and Japanese trucks
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  29761. We also have a switch on our power points you dont
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  29762. Hi Pedro love ya👍
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  29763. OzzyMan and IWrocker are twins! 😉
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  29764. 6:09 house on right side is for sale
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  29765. "mow-ri" and roll the R a bit but you're basically there
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  29766. Awesome video. The red and yellow Shell car is actually a Falcon. I can see the Mondeo resemblance though.
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  29767. I think Peugeot 505 was the last Peugeot that was sold in the US before they disappeared from the US market and never sold them in the US.
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  29768. Dude stop making all of us feel old 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Na thanks heaps for bringing back memories 👍
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  29769. Legendary guys, great stuff 👍🏼🇦🇺.
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  29770. If you ever find yourself in Europe, Tatra have really great museum here in Czech republic
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  29771. Ian, my family has lived in this area since late 1800’s and I love the area. Some of the pronunciations of names have changed over time as new people move into the area. One that annoys me the most is Beerwah. It’s actually pronounced “Beer””War”, not as it’s spelled. Coonowrin is pronounced “Coon””Ow””Rin”. There a couple more but I know that in years to come the correct pronunciations will be gone forever.
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  29772. Congratulations to you all on the arrival of beautiful Sydney 💜🇦🇺 Sydney’s fingers look so long 🥰
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  29773. just play "thunderstruck " by ACDC and your set, love the room ,greetings from Down Under.
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  29774. Im not an Audi man, but i think i found my dream Car also 😍
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  29775. Few videos for TATRA BOY - https://youtu.be/BpZtjV1IK84 (do not mind Czech accent 🙂), https://youtu.be/yVMh1JB-hLg
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  29776. 20 degree is too cold unless its night time. Its exactly 20 degree now in Brisbane at 6pm. Im just putting my Tracky pants on. It's normally not too hot here till around Jan-Feb where it can top 40 degree days. Can get very humid too but we average 283 days of sunshine per year. It's also Magpie season right now and its not just Magpies, i was attacked by some little birds, a Magpie and Mother Duck today on the golf course.
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  29777. Wow guys some really awesome packages out there. Well done Rita you really are paying attention. Great gifts Australia ✊💪👏 Them chocolates sent from Chris. Some real nice treats in there
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  29778. Power Wagon in its natural habitat! Ever let the future mrs have fun with it in the mud?
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  29779. Those three points in the oregan mountains remind me of the three sisters. A pretty famous part of the blue mountains. They even come with a dreamtime story. Go visit them when you come! :)
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  29780. Love your vids, noticed you got a mention on the Touring Car Masters FB page for your TCM Bathurst video.👍🏼. Been going through your Power Wagon stuff , you look heaps different back then. Have a look at some Tuff Truck / whinch challenge stuff from Oz , you'll love it 👌🏼. Seems you & me are in the wranger club. Represent 💪🏼
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  29781. Really steep on the way down. You have to ride the brakes all the way
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  29782. It may be a little long for a review video but I'd recommend "Police, Camera, Action: The Liver run" . Documentary from the early 90's showing a bunch of Police tearing through London, in real time, trying to get a Liver to a transplant patient waiting on the table for it. Never fails to be an eye opener!
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  29783. Congratulations on reaching 100k, you rock mate.
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  29784. I see you have chosen the easy way out, you should learn Hungarian :D Polish is probably the most difficult of all the Slavic languages, as the example sentence shows
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  29785. About that unreal skills, I'm not sure if I'm right, but I think it was him who was training to hold the ball with his dog as a child. Dogs are much faster than people so if you can protect the ball from a dog, it would be easier to trick the defenders :)
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  29786. Hello Ian English man!😅
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  29787. If you like boxy trucks you should check out Toyota land cruiser 70 & 79 series, Nissan Y61 2dr & 4dr.
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  29788. Thought this news story might interest you, we don't get these very often in Aus to that extent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3_dbFEavQ8
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  29789. Congratulations on the birth of the newest member of the clan.🎉🎊🎇🎆. The beautiful baby girl Sydney.🥰💖❤️. Sending you all much love from Down Under 🇦🇺🦘🐨❤️🦅🇺🇸❤️🇲🇽.
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  29790. You chould listen to someting like the matra v12 or anything with the cosworth dfw engine in it! Ford bda is no joke either. Keep up the good content!
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  29791. One thing I do like about the American police car siren is the short little whoop whoop bit
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  29792. Lots of bbq shapes, how about Chicken crimpy?
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  29793. Please react to some taxi driver test in London videos. I don't know any specific videos but therexshould be many. I think it is quite different than in America.
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  29794. West of Sydney is prone to early morning frosts. Just to let you know.
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  29795. So i live in a small town on the main road between Adelaide and Melbourne and as soon as we see the flashing lights we slow down and depending on the size or width of the load we pull over to the side and either go really slow or stop altogether. Some loads are really long and some are really wide and a few are both. Also these loads have to stop at dusk and cant continue on the roads until daylight for safety reasons.
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  29796. Used to watch the cartoon in the 80’s and many other similar type. A lot of Japan cartoons/anime were big here in Australia in the 80’s and 90’s. Cartoons with a story line, Hope, love, drama, action, fighting for humanity. Don’t see much of them on free tv anymore.
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  29797. If you liked the 70's, now watch to the 80's 1400hp monsters->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ztibWb2eyQ Or this->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JIXPqgwQHk
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  29798. WHEN THE CALENDERS ARE DONE I PUT MY faves in frames to display
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  29799. On you previous youtube, you were attempting to pronounce the words Geelong and Barra for the Ford motor and place if build. Just think of both words a two syllables I.e. Gee Long, and Ba rra!
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  29800. At the end where the 50 km speed sign is, (when you said "some road") they crossed the bridge from Surfers Paradise and onto Chevron Island. I lived on the other side of Chevron Island next to the golf course. Waxy's Irish pub is great, went there quite a lot. Got very drunk there one night, and almost walked right into the path of the tram. If my mate didn't grab me, I wouldn't be here now.
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  29801. Damn, I’m sure you’re missing that PW. Hopefully they fix it fast! Until then I guess you’ll be “soccer mom’ing” it in the grand caravan
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  29802. Congratulations! IWrocker and the IWrocker Family, you deserve this so much for what you’ve accomplished, I have stayed with you, the channel and the family for so long and I’m happy to be with you for the future, thank you and congrats
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  29803. Fantastic job mate, You've earned your Citizenship in my eyes
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  29804. All look so fresh and new 😍
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  29805. For a few years GM sold the Suburban SUV into Australia with a Holden badge. Front looks the same as your truck Ian.
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  29806. I thought you were close on that first go that it didn’t allow. The Broome area where cable beach is,very beautiful and quaint or at least it was 30 years ago when I was there before development.The sugar cane might of been a giveaway for Ingham. Enjoyed the vid.
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  29807. To be honest u should learn about Polish Truck companys like STAR or JELCZ they had detroit diesel engine in offer :D
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  29808. Man that R18 was a machine. The torque that thing creates is just insane. I think audi were the first to bring a diesel powered LMP car to Le Mans. Same as the R15, a diesel powered V12 with insane. torque.
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  29809. I cant wait to watch this!
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  29810. Australian Cadbury's chocolate tastes different to American Cadbury. It's manufactures by Hershey's apparently, which tastes (to me) like cheap easter egg chocolate, so maybe that's why...
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  29811. i love watching the enduro races. the sea to sky is utterly bonkers.
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  29812. the unimog can do everything, but flying^^ and i am sure, they are working on that^^
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  29813. Ian, you should of been a photographer, you seem to observe a photo with a photographer's eye, taking in the depth of field and focus. In those days in camera exposure/light meters would of been new technology on higher end cameras.
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  29814. Great job guys, they look great, there's no hard and fast rules for the sausage rolls, add what ever you like, bits of bacon, cheese, chillies🌶what ever takes your fancy on the day 😂
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  29815.  @IWrocker  very pretty baby blues. Not faded by The Aussie sun 😎
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  29816. There is a show called out back truckers you would love it Ian 👍👍👍👍👍❤️
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  29817. Someone will probably send you one of these in the post now 😂
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  29818. Hey bruz, love you show. You bring a new look to my country matey. Keep on rockin'
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  29819. I did commentary at the last Summernats and was apart of the world record literally one of the coolest places in the world for car people!
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  29820. i KNEW about that $50. long time ago. saved a few of em the serial number starts with 18
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  29821. You need to have timtam tasting party with all your mates and family and teach them the timtam slam
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  29822. GG has to be in icecream mode to be legit but if I see the popcorn I will give it a go.
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  29823. You see, what this info vid does not take into account is that everything in Australia is trying to kill you. Good luck with an invasion. Beach landing? Box jellyfish. Paratroopers in the bush? Gympie Gympie plant. Hell, Emus won the war for the outback years ago, that’s the real reason there is nobody out there, good luck beating them, can you imagine fighting a war against an army of cartoon roadrunners? After all that & the snakes & spiders & crocodiles & ticks, I’d say our numbers are pretty even.
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  29824. I have done a couple of speed events at Bathurst and on a few different sections of the track in my GTR XU-1 road car and my ex Bathurst A9X race car and it was a lot of fun.
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  29825. 8:45 Ian you should try and find the owner and view the vehicle.
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  29826. 👍 I want to see some off-road videos again!
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  29827. Ian Bob Jane is a guy well worth looking up. He's driven and won Bathurst a couple of times as well as owning the Bob Jane T Marts team in the ATC, Bathurst etc. Not to mention building and running the meanest 69 Camaro this side of Detroit. There is recent footage of that car since it's restoration.
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  29828. Good attempt for your first time Ian but you have to stop throwing like a girl , just joking 🪃 😁😁
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  29829. As far as i know. That generation Ford Explorer isnt sold in Europe. Most likely has been imported from the US
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  29830. The thing is, most prisoners who try to escape, are doing crimes while they escape and for these crimes they can get punished obvsly. But lets say someone escapes quiet and without victims on the way out, the person just goes back to jail
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  29831. The black is 7, pink 6, blue 5 their position on the table counts down the value. To positon Green 3, Brown 4, and Yellow 2, on the table, just remember 'God Bless You - GBY.'
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  29832. Hey champion. Did you hear him say he went to the blue mountains? That's where Katoomba is. I messaged you on your last video about it. Too cool 👍
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  29833. It's great watching you learn all this. I watched all the wrc when a teenager growing up and Colin stood out for 1 thing other than being a great driver obviously, was his comitment it was awesome to watch. Thanks for the content from. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  29834. I Love your Reactions Youre Just so calm and chilling So proud I'd find you I hope you will keep your pleasure to make Videos for us. It would be a pleasure for me if your Channel grow more and more (sry for my english grammar..., I know it is Kind of wrong but I hope you'll understand) so U can keep going to make Videos Are you from the US or from Australia PS: If you like how Australiens get mad about other Car drivers... U should definitly watch some british Car Crashes Such a beautiful way to get angry over other drivers in Combination with their accent Just great and so funny
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  29835. Happy Birthday m8 have a good one
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  29836. Danfoss are a global industrial technology company. Hydraulic engineering , largest hydraulic manufacturer in the world. Control systems ect
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  29837. What you felt through the screen is only a pinch of the feeling when it's done in person, iam an aussie with a kiwi daughter and every family event the boys will always get up and do the huka, you can feel the power the strength and the spirits there calling on, its truly an amazing experience,
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  29838. Great work..they weren't the best race car.. top comment on the induction noise it's the greatest sound in the world..besides a rotary
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  29839. i absolutely love the reaction videos, could you do one for ice hockey hits?
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  29840. Another great video Ian. We Aussies love our kookaburras. They are actually a giant kingfisher. If you have never had a hamburger or a sausage sizzle sandwich stolen from your hand by a wild kookaburra you are either not Australian or you have never been anywhere near the bush. BTW if you have ever watched a movie set in the jungle and you hear the sound of monkeys in the distance, every Aussie will tell you that was a stock audio track of a kookaburra. They just sound more like wild jungle life than actual wild jungle life.
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  29841. Your family could open an Aussie shop with all that gear😂
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  29842. I noticed a cheesesteak sandwich shop go up in the parking lot of a Home Depot near me. It's right next to the contractor entrance. I wonder if they got the idea from Bunnings.
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  29843. Ian, That track reminds me of what most Aussie Highways were like in those days especially Melbourne - Sydney.
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  29844. What were you saying instead of Queensland? 🧐 I live in Queensland. It’s great.
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  29845. 😮 People are so generous and kind ❤
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  29846. Pedro is just the coolest dad ever. Love your family. I am going to the shops now as I have never tried those bacon bites myself. :)
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  29847. Asians love sweetened condensed milk, do not add it to Milo it would be sickeningly sweet.. Asians love sweet stuff , Oz not so much Definitely use milk, cold or hot. Water makes it taste to thin.
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  29848. Your welcome mate!! And congratulations and keep up the good work. You and your family Deserve it🙂🤘
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  29849. Not bad, dude, for someone who doesn't live in the european continent, not bad at all, I only got forty out of fifty, and I was brought up in the British isles, so cudos to u Ian, good video dude, high to all your family, keep up the great content,chau for now
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  29850. Such a shame that Peter lost his life on a local road: I was gutted, and was almost in tears. RIP Peter Brock.
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  29851. Austin Texas I think.
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  29852. Happy holiday from New Zealand. Love your honest reactions. Peace and Love 🕊️❤️🙏
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  29853. I showed this to my colleagues and one of them said: if I drove up on that, I'd just stop my car and start crying!
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  29854. You know what some people are doing. They buy new vehicles and as soon as they collect them they sell them for a profit. We had someone who brought two new Toyotas and the next week after they collected them came back to order two more. 😂 They made more money on them than the dealer did. They weren't happy. 😅
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  29855. Try to look up Czechvar in one of your liquor stores. It is how czech Budweiser is sold in USA. You can compare them to place a final nail in it´s coffin.
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  29856. Have read enough of the comments below to know I have nothing to add, except don't be afraid to experiment with your sausage rolls, and it's your turn next Ian! Great cooking.
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  29857. Sears used to sell houses in their catalog. Ahh the good old days.
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  29858. Wow - awesome video, awesome car collection. So good to see these cars in the US. Helps inform the general US public about these cars, that you may not have got and the innovations and advancement. The Light 15 Citroen, was first FWD I think, and other things, including independent suspension all round.? The big Citroen was an ID - the one skewed upside down, vertically on its debut at the Paris motor show in the 1950's. Everyone was stunned - so ahead of it's time, and masses of orders were taken there and then, guaranteeing it's production. The DS is the evolution with the big frog headlights that turn on the inside with the steering wheel, so you can see on corners, where you are looking, as normally your beam is straight ahead. Have come back into fashion - eg Volvo. However, when you see the dates on the Tatras, it just blows your mind, and actually makes them look far more advanced than the Citroen. Perhaps our current cars aren't as modern as they appear when relative to our time versus back then
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  29859. $9 an hour would be illegal in Australia
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  29860. what we would all give to have videos with this camera tech and video quality from group b and that super insane ari vatanan 'dear god' manx rally run
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  29861. Someone send him chicken twistes and some wagon wheels as well
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  29862. ol mate loves his chevs beautiful family man and hope you share the treats around or not haha
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  29863. A short cut you can do is to use sausages and kransky. For parties we usually get a variety of different flavoured sausages. Lamb and rosemary. Pepper beef. Lamb. Chicken and feta. Cheese kransky. Just wrap them in the fila pastry and put them in the oven. My aunt used to squeeze the sausage meat out of the skin. Either way works. They’re always a big hit at the parties. Just a suggestion.
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  29864. "2:05".. HAHAHA you are joking right!!! My twin bro and I do this online against each other and been playing this track for YEARS!. I cant pull under 2mins 30.. he is way better, about 2:15.... And I have modded pedal springs and a USB steel gearstick etc and VR!!! You need to be RIGHT at the GRATE as you go under the sign or you wont make the Esses..
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  29865. I was going to link this as well. Ian @IWrocker this one is probably the most moving one, just watch it for your own benefit. A warriors send off by his warrior comrades in arms....lucky I'm an Aussie.....they're on our side, by our sides, ANZAC spirit. Full Respect to the powerful and passionate NZ Maori culture
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  29866. Ian, I agree with you about the convenience of using the light switch with your elbow, but the aesthetics of our switches is what it is about.
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  29867. Video was funny. But as an Aussie I have to say that American sport seems very local. Most sports played here are international. We don't play a game here only and claim to be world champions. Also, as an Australian, if we devoted money and time to learn nfl, give is 10 years and we smoke any usa team. Have you forgotten nrl, rugby, and afl. Shit even new Zealand would toast the USA. But you do have the NBA so hats off
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  29868. nice little vid here ill start the shout out. I WANT A POWER WAGON😃😄😅!!!!!!!!! lol keep it up love the truck.
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  29869. The last item you placed in was chocolate crackle made with rice bubbles, you were not too far of the mark in choices, most Aussies don’t eat a diet of sweet, I’m a savoury person but enjoy a sweet every now and then, what you will have to come over for is fresh meat, veg and fruit.
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  29870. I will 2nd that 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  29871. Biscuits (bickie) not cookie, lolly not candy, Andrew is a great name 👍🇦🇺
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  29872. I don’t like why seeing this pleases me. You are challenging your boundaries and learning something news. The next step is to take in a game. Maybe take in a Chicago Fire game at Soldier Field 👍
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  29873. The Gold Coast is pretty expensive, because it's basically tourist season all year round there. Our dollar is currently only worth about 70-75 US cents, so that would make things a bit cheaper for Americans, so with the current value of our dollar, when you hear a price in Aussie dollars you need to take about 1/4 of that price off to convert it to American dollars !
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  29874. I tell my Slovakian wife, that I don't like Kofola, so I can drink their beautiful Beers 😂
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  29875. From my daughters point of view and I would call her an expert on coffee. Her first after school job was at Gloria Jeans and they were well established here because they adapted. My daughter goes to Rome just to drink coffee. Yes, she is an addict. In Melbourne towards the end Starbucks did adapt to coffee how we love it but it was too little too late. Victoria only kept 6 stores and none near us. My daughter loved Starbucks so much she went 3 times on it’s last day open but they were making coffee her way by then. Before they adapted she would go in and tell them how to make what she wanted to drink and they did and did it well. She doesn’t love Gloria Jeans since she worked there. We were clobbered with Starbucks everywhere. Way too many at once. Australians are not going to give up what they love just because America thinks they should. Which is why I wondered why my daughter did. You have no idea how fussy she is about her coffee. She has been to America a few times. She always comes home with what she calls coffee poisoning and she tells me that your Starbucks were never like the ones we had. You can’t pay her to drink coffee from Starbucks there. It is the same with Macca’s. Our menu is nothing like yours and I have experienced this. Last time I was in America I asked my daughter to go in and get me a fruit and yoghurt smoothie for breakfast because I felt sick. America had never heard of it so I asked for a plain vanilla thick shake, nope. They made her the closest thing that she described. My thick shake was yellow, not white. I tasted it and my mouth was coated in a thick layer of fat. I gave it to her to taste and she told me. Lord Mama they want you dead. It did make my stomach feel better, after one taste each I dropped it in the garbage and then I threw up in the bin. I went into Macca’s and there was no diet choices, no healthy choices. If they hadn’t adapted they wouldn’t still be here. I am diabetic but I know if I go to Macca’s here I can get a sugar free wrap with grilled chicken and salad plus something I can drink. Macca’s adapted very well but I still don’t go more than once a year because I have so much choice everywhere. You just have to sell what everyone wants. My daughters and I often went to a place called Boyz for Brekkie to have brunch. Everyone who worked there was Gay including the owners. The food and coffee were heaven. So was the attention and service and you were family after the second visit. It is in Mornington and you would be surprised how many American Celebrities eat there. They know that no one will bother them. With places like these Starbucks didn’t have a chance without adapting from the start.
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  29876. Day 4 of asking IWrocer to react to Truck Tropia
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  29877. I have an Australian coin collection that includes the Australian Holey Dollar & Dump with a certificate
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  29878. So I just remembered that I was going to tell you about the guy that was catching the inland taipan on roller skates. I was talking to a mate of mine recently who is a snake catcher and I asked him if he saw the video of the roller skating guy catch the taipan and he said “yeah I told him where to go to find them” and I was like oh ok? He said “yeah we have been mates for years, he’s been at my place a few times now. You can meet him next time he visits if you want “ so I could say hello to him for you and tell him about your reaction video. Some people may know or heard of him, his name is Richie Gilbert he was on tv getting interviewed by Sunrise one time.
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  29879. Just move here man, you are what Australia is all about :)
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  29880. Sweet Jesus ... listen to that rumble! You made my windows rattle all the way over here. Your exhaust really breaths life into that Demon Wagon. Love the sound of a Hemi. Keep up the great vids, looking forward to the next one.
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  29881. The old Wildcat fighter planes also had the shotgun starter. It was called a Coffman Engine Starter.
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  29882. Thankyou for your reaction on our country. Cheerz
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  29883. In vanilla the companies are made up, but there si a mod that changes them to actual european companies :)
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  29884. First JUDD enigne was 1992 in DTM race in Germany on Mercedes C 250 and after that bigger used in Formula 1 .Yes that car is same size then VW Jetta.
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  29885. I keep telling you mate us Australians are crazy. I'm not exaggerating we are crazy
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  29886. Sprinkle some Milo (or heap it up) over a bowl of ice cream. I used to eat it by the spoon.
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  29887. us aussie do burnouts every corner ;)
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  29888. The F1 Reddit is a treasure filled with all kinds of info you normally would never get a chance to see. Also during raceweekends there is a live discussion thread with 1000's of people discussing Free Practices, Quali and the race. Also there are a couple guys there who cut certain moments of the race fo example like a big crash or a overtake move and upload it on reddit, which is nice if u want a replay of something during the race.
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  29889. Soccer is a British word anyway, they used it first to differentiate from Rugby which were both "footballs" of the 19th century.
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  29890. 4:15 it is all about the aim. Boxers punch on but there is only one shot that drops the opponent. It is all shot placement. If you cannot penetrate the body then you just make an animal mad.
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  29891. Tricky one!! 1. looked like Tasmania near Mt Wellington, similar! 1b. looked like outback NSW. 2. Was Eastern Hobart, I knew that! 👍 3. Mt Isa. 👍 4. Definitely NSW, Jacaranda Tree. 👍 6. Looked like farms in Windsor, NSW, but was Ingham, Qld a successful farming area! Very similar to other places, very hard! 😟 Next!! I guessed in Mid West? 👎Yikes, escape!! Salt Lake! 👍 California Bungalows in Washington!? 👍😊 Ohio? 👎 Texas, but not Huge Town! 👍👍 Virginia! 👎 Connecticut! 👍 Florida! 👍👍 We are about even, I guess! 😁 Love these challenges! 😄
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  29892. Gundam... That's big!
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  29893. We got a Pew-joe! 😁
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  29894. They have a pretty big tulip festival at Wynyard Tasmania Australia aswell and have done for some years now it's a big tourist attraction there is a lot of video's on YouTube about it I always like seeing the bird's eye view's of big gardens because it looks like a big art canvas
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  29895. We get it. It’s an emotional experience.
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  29896. That track is a street track set up for Indy cars. Yes, the American ones. It was a very tough course for drivers not used to hard braking and then getting back up to speed but it did have some very fast straights that weren't shown in that footage. The track shown was shortened for the historic cars. If you can find some of the helicopter footage you will see that it was a very scenic track running along the beach in a major resort city.
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  29897. Congrats on the new addition. I am so happy for you both. I hope one day Sydney can visit Sydney.
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  29898. Greetings from the Czech Republic. Specifically from the Jeseníky mountains, and even directly from the town named Jeseník in these mountains. 😀 If you like to eat and drink well, you won't find a better country! The Czech Republic is located on the "food triad" and is a country with many dumpling, potato and rice dishes, and also on the triad between countries with beer, wine and schnapps (e.g. brandy, vodka). And I'm not even talking about pies koláče, you know them from Czech immigrants in the USA, especially in Texas, as Kolatche. 😉 And also, but this is perhaps less interesting, it lies on the border of three seas. Rivers flow from the Czech Republic to the Baltic, North and Black Seas. 😀
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  29899. There fact that you don't know all the celebrities is actually a sign of quality. So, good for you! 😁
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  29900. These were the last of the Falcon XC coupes, they ran limited number cobras exactly this paint scheme optioned as a 4.9 as well as the 5.8. Very much in the 6 figures now.
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  29901. If you want to check out something different, look up the Mazda Roadpacer AP, it was a Holden Kingswood with a rotary engine.
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  29902. Lol Shannon is literally 10mins up the road from where I live. Of all places I didn't think I would see there on your channel 😆
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  29903. Hearing that onboard gave me goosebumps...it was the sound of f1 on sunday afternoons in my childhood...everytime i listen those v10s it's a time travel to those years haha
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  29904. I honestly wouldn't mind Wal-Marts around here, seems very convenient for random stuff. But I'd rather have them comply with the laws and treat and pay workers fairly.
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  29905. It's obvious Rocker's Ol' Lady loves big flag poles!!!  MERICA!!!!  Great catch Ian!!! =) J/K...great video once again brother.  Keep 'em coming!
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  29906. Been trying to squash that mozzie on my TV for 5 minutes...it's your red cursor too many beer's 🍻..😂
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  29907. That is the best ginger beer in the world.
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  29908. That 6 wheel Formula one car actually won a Grand Prix before it was banned.
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  29909. On some of our highest mountains you can find fossils of the First living water plant
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  29910. we don't go by monthy payments Ian Oz is weekly
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  29911. Philip island used to run an endurance race in the early 6os called the Armstrong 500 it was a pure production car race and was the precursor to the Bathurst 1000. There is around of the V8 Supercars held on the island. Also on the island there is a round of the motogp held there
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  29912. Thanks Ian and family. Good onya's mates.
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  29913. Well shi! im 52 this year and this has to be the most in yu face and down to earth American family I have ever seen, the way he does these youtube's are no hidden crap, None of this " its all about me look at me." if they come to the land down under ill live in the shed out the back and they can move into the shitty old house I have. The best bit is his kids will become Aussie teenagers instead of American ones that's just awesome... You wait and see when they go to school and want Vegimite sandwiches for lunch ....XD
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  29914. The fastest lap for the V8 supercars around Bathurst is 2:03.4813 set in 2019.
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  29915. he has my vote for a honorary Aussie
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  29916. honest guys is great channel... and try slovak beers too if possible :)
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  29917. Hey Ian please have a look at the Aussie show called, Fat Pizza , you'll have a great laugh, Cheers 🇦🇺
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  29918. Was there in February, 3rd time, going again, love it
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  29919. People in future wars be like.. Run it's a Gundam!!!! I seen this video when it first came out it blew me away it's 18 metres tall and it was due to be fully finished in September last year but covid hulted work on it. It has more than 20 moving parts, was built at the Gundam Factory Yokohama complex after the 40th anniversary of the broadcasting of the "Mobile Suit Gundam" TV series Visitors can climb to observation decks at 15 meters to 18 meters on the Gundam-Dock Tower to have close-up views of it the statue takes different poses every half an hour and is lit up in the evening
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  29920. I'm Dutch and like your videos about The Netherlands/Holland!!
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  29921. That aussie girl talks way too fast, most Aussies don't talk like that she sounds like she's on speed or something lol
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  29922. Would love to see you react to more Hillclimb "monsters" Especially the Audi Quattro Hillclimbs
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  29923. You need to see the Aussie show bush mechanics
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  29924. Papa has an outstanding moustache!!! We have cheese and vegemite sandwiches in Oz.. Nobbys are another South Aussie thing.. They are a nut company, yes, they go "there" in the ads.. CCs ands stuff are just so "day to day" here we dont even think about it. And yes, they sell dips right next to them (like salsa and stuff). We also have a lot of fresh food when we shop. We are just lucky Oz has high food standards I spose.. I buy Nobbys Bacon Bits or Nuts etc at the "Servo" (gas station) for a quick snack.. You can suck minties till they go soft... for ages.. Same with Jaffas, suck them till the candy shell breaks.. Jaffas are my addiction.. Obviously you like our chocolate! Whittaker's is our fave here too. so many types too.. Gotta slam with hot chocolate/Milo!!! Hot chocolate at the least!!
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  29925. Great information!! Please keep doing these!! Always enjoy your videos!
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  29926. G'day Rob, my cobber, weather or not your turning into a TrueBlue Aussie, we will have you down under soon and that's fairdinkum, cheers, Neil. PS bit of Aussie slang words in that sentence hope you work them out.
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  29927. Ian have u ever seen Romain Grosjeans crash? And the drivers reactions? If not i think u should Its a really wholesome thing to watch (besides the crash of course)
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  29928. Dude! I'm jealous. Haven't had some of those snacks for ages, but Tim Tams and Mint Slice biscuits go on the grocery list every time. Cheers.
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  29929. enjoyed the vid! and just wanna add: here in rural central europe we make the beer foam up as much as possible so we dont barf as much from it :P rather have it foam up in a cup than foam up in my belly (grandpa always says this) and its not like you lose beer while doing it, also it keeps the carbonation aswell, you just dont feel bloated :D so next time try to not have the glass sideways while pouring, just pour than wait for the foam to go down and continue pouring :D trust me i was doing it the american way (making as little foam as possible) but when i tried my grandpas way i realised its nicer. anyawys have a good one !
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  29930. This is what happens when you leave American waters. lol.
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  29931. Dont forget the beer and ketchup for those pies and sausage rolls (although BBQ sauce is pretty good on sausage rolls) when you get to then 😋.. Edit.. beer to drink as you eat them .. lol
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  29932. Wow, that is really cool, love it.
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  29933. That Valiant is such a '70s Vantage call-back. I love it! Didn't see it on the white one, but on the orangey-yellow ones... it's so clear. I'm also baffled by that 'not-a-Land-Rover. Did no one tell then that physics has laws?
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  29934. The Veichle that you liked is a GU Patrol Shot wheel base my dad owns a 1994 GQ Patrol and has 42inch tyres with no lift
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  29935. The mozzies this year have been terrible. Just walking along and I had 12+ hitching a ride on each of my arms, untold on my back. Any good tips to keep them away? The people with the roo might have reflective glass in the window's so causing him to get defensive. RIP summer...but the heat is still hanging around
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  29936. You have a right of passage to just take a drive around the track - speed limit was 60kph so about 40mph. You can fell the different gradients around the corners & I can imagine at speed it would be a great challenge.
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  29937. Regarding beer/food, I find adding Guinness to any slow cooked beef meals is tasty. Cheers 🍻
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  29938. I would like to have some longer in depth videos, I really like watching your videos but I think they’re a little to short
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  29939. And bro, I've never seen a car that size strapped down like that on the dyno in my life. Imagine the power to weight in that thing. She redlined off the hook
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  29940. I owned a ‘70’s model for a while but had to sell it when moving to Australia. My ideal ‘fleet’ would be a Late model DS, an early E Type Jaguar and my beloved Ducati 996!
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  29941. You'll love those Cheese and Vegemite shapes . As for the most Casinos I think ( forgive me if I'm wrong ) but it might Melbourne but I can't be sure .
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  29942. Ian mate it's 2.20 in the morning! That's dedication to bringing us a video.
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  29943. Ok I'm not impressed easily and you guessed it I'm not! It doesn't do anything. It's attached to a support and fakes a step with no weight on its feet. The size is impressive and mechanics are also. But not a real walking machine. But hey I'm usually not impressed by roller coasters or other rides either, but at least they do something. I know I'm a downer🤣
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  29944. Thumbs up if you would give this guy accommodation in our country sorry our beautiful country Australia I certainly would
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  29945. It looked to me like the traffic was never going to get out of the way.
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  29946. Dude I have been dying to see you watch you do this! P.S. I agree with Derek Steele, (I liked his comment by the way).
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  29947. Try 76...
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  29948. Now that Halloween is around the corner you'll be the most visited house on the block!!!
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  29949. Like someone said in the comment he is not crazy he is one very brave Australian (like Steve Irwin https://youtu.be/GA0L9Wio-IY)😎😁
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  29950. Whether ya played footy or rugby really just depends on which state ya grew up in mate, not which school and whatever other bs those guys said. Ya played VFL ( which became the AFL) if ya lived in VIC, and to a lesser extent Tassie SA and WA and rugby if ya lived in NSW or QLD. That's because footy or VFL was predominantly played in VIC, hence the VFL and why most of the AFL teams are from Melbourne suburbs. It wasn't until 1990 that we got the AFL when the west coast eagles and the Brisbane bears joined the league. Sydney already had a team in the VFL, the Sydney swans that was formed when the former south Melbourne swans team went bust bloody years ago and relocated to Sydney, but that was about it for interstate teams for a long time before the AFL was finally formed and became more like our national game.
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  29951. if you want to see some nice european tuning trucks i recommend you to watch truck show Ciney or truck show Lopik 😎
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  29952. Just for those wandering about the specs of a wrc car, the engine is a 4 cylinder 1.6L turbocharged, power output 380bhp, 425nm torque, weight including driver and co driver 1350kg. Sequential gearbox six speeds plus reverse, 4wd...
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  29953. awesome video as always^^ would love to see you react to some volvo 740 or 240 torture tests :)
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  29954. Mate you should make a discord
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  29955. Don't even need to watch it before hitting the like. Kimi is a legend
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  29956. Ian, I would take what is said in this video with a grain of salt, it's deliberately misleading - most of the forest clearing mentioned happened more than 100 years ago, and those "red" areas on the map a being "deforested" just happen to also coincide with our biggest agricultural food production areas...so there's that (I suppose we could go back to natural forests in these areas if you were happy to stop eating, or to import, at higher cost, lower quality foods?). Don't get me wrong, I'm not anti-green (far from it), but just like to point out obvious attempts to mislead the uninformed, when it comes to the actual facts. Can Australia do better environmentally...sure, should we...bloody oath, have mistakes been made in the past...yes, are we the planet raping devils this video makes us out to be...not even close. Cheers!
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  29957. number plates are blocked off.. you should show us more USA PLEASE... NO joke.. it looks so similar to OZ
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  29958. Congrats on the 100. I bought a power wagon based off of your videos and the love that Nathan from Fast Lane Truck has for it. Love the videos hope to make some on mine in the future.
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  29959. That was a great reaction Ian. Well done m8
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  29960. You will either love or hate Turkish delight. Not fruit, it's made on rose water. I can't get over that can opener, eww. I'm with your wife on that, defo a guys thing lol.
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  29961. 🔥🔥🔥👊🥳
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  29962. Nothing wrong with your microbrews in the states. Even some of the bigger ones are ok like Anchor Brewing Company and even Sam adams is pretty ok. As for Pilsner it about 2 fingers deep the foam where i live.
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  29963. Thank you for keeping me smiling with your lovely family whilst I try recover in ICU royal Adelaide hospital, from COVID ❤️
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  29964. Ta Ian. I know much more about my own country's motor sports, cars and other things by watching you, an American, lol. My dad was a little like you. Owned every best car he could. Even had a V12 Jag after owning a few Aussie muscle cars. He let me drive that once after a drive of about 1500 klicks or maybe a 1000 miles in - I forget, about 12 hours driving against a Merc (Mercedes) on the inland roads to avoid all the coastal towns and cops. I found it a little scary as I drove through Cairns and one of the roundabouts, wondering why I needed to steer so quickly. Dad just turned and said, you're doing mph, not kph. (going at highway speed in town) But, in that car, it never felt like that... hard to explain. It seemed to float. We'd been going to race meetings since I was born - open wheelers/stock cars/etc. Our annual trips to the coast always included going to watch the funny cars/top fuellers/dragsters, whatever. Just the smell of sitting by the quarter mile race-strip was enough. The burnouts, the noise, the speed... it's addictive. I love it all and speed, sights and sounds, but didn't get in too deep. I'm not even sure if the Surfers Paradise track is even still there these days. Travelling these days for me is counted in feet or metres rather than hours on the road, as it used to be.
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  29965. I see your shirt😏 is that a clue? I'm still saying albuquerque.
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  29966. Because you left him unable to hit both edges of the yellow after you fouled, he was allowed to nominate the brown as an extra yellow, known as a free ball.
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  29967. i think the early AU falcons would be close to being eligible for import to the US
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  29968. IAN..PLEASE PLEASE WATCH..BILLY CONNOLLYS EXPERIENCE IN AUSTRALIA..SHARKS, BLUE RINGED OCTOPUS, & STONE FISH..HES HILARIOUS TELLIN IT AS IT IS..😂
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  29969. Pleaaase, try "Vita Cola"! Its from east germany and tastes sooo good!
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  29970. Funky little things. Definitely closer to the Kei trucks
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  29971. LOL OFC we love your Try videos :p Queensland has the most 3 Casinos I think gold coast, Townsville and Brisbane.
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  29972. V8 Supercars going to 'Gen 3' next year. Ford Mustang Vs Chevy Camero, lots of excitement about this!!! See overview video here: https://youtu.be/5kwuGBPYr8U
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  29973. First
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  29974. You should check out the Aurora australis (southern lights)which you can see in Tasmania and sometimes in the southernmost part of Australia when it's very strong. I know you will be amazed. https://youtu.be/Yp-Lsnvp5jM
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  29975. Yeah the engine is from Lewis Hamiltons winning F1 car. Literally a race car for the road. Now you've gotta check out the Aston Martin Valkyrie. Designed by Adrian Newey, legendary F1 designer. Got some proper bonkers aero stuff going on.
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  29976. REAL STEAL Eazy peazy Japanese. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  29977. Hi Emma <3
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  29978. I really don't enjoy motorsport, but I still really enjoy watching your reaction to them.
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  29979. Man...we need a new Demon/Hellcat Engine in our Power Wagon Beasts! Diesel? LOL!
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  29980. Adelaide Australia. The toilet water level is different heights in different states in the USA some are low and some really high which doesn't look great when what you deposit ed in there is swirling around the bowl 😂 Our council provides us with food scrap containers that we then empty in our green waste council bin or use personally for compost. USA needs to recycle more I think. Pay before you pump is odd, I never know exactly how much it will be when filling the car petrol tank. Most people in the USA use clothes dryers and don't hang out the washing, a lot of clothes here state don't use dryer.
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  29981. I would have never thought the 2013 Power Wagon was such a transitional model. Love the gearing in the rear and the leaf springs, more ideal for towing and payload, plus just enough refinement on the inside. Definitely a truck for the Power Wagon enthusiast on a budget.
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  29982. 👍🏻 nicely done 🍻
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  29983. Wow Big truck , congrats you are as tall as the G500 4x4 squared about 7ft3 , i wish my raptor could reach that height but we raptor owners cant , cuz of the Stressed out cv angles , my raptor is 80.5 inches tall , even and extra 1 inch lift would cause binding cv issues on 4wheel drive , anyways nice videos man love the stance of the 2500 keep it coming with the vids
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  29984. I was out test driving the 2017 Rebel today but decided to go with the Power Wagon once I'm actually ready to buy. Love your channel and just subscribed. Cheers from Canada
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  29985. Nice video!...👍🏻they are sweet cars!
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  29986. Awesome tires and lift, exactly what my Ram needs. What gearing do you have? I was thinking 4.27
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  29987. Dude my heart sank till I saw that Honda and was like thank god lol MOPAR OR NO CAR!
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  29988. Love seeing new vids good or bad. You are not far from me would love to take my power wagon out wheeling. Would be fun. Hit me up oyler626@gmail.com
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  29989. That looks frickin sweet!!!😍👊🏻
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  29990. Second bitch
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  29991. You got me. I almost unsubscribed. I thought NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. GOOD ONE. Lmao
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  29992. Dude! Congrats on the 1000+ subscribers 👍🏻
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  29993. yea glad there is that big of a market out there video was good just not fan of car lol but was interesting lol. can't wait for your next one
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  29994. Nice video and your power wagon is awesome
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  29995. Second!😁. I wonder if that recall will be here in Canada too...it's a waiting game now..lol🍻
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  29996. You're insane!!! That was funny!!!
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  29997. Hey Ian! I really wish I could disconnect the front sway in 2Hi. It does make for a bit more of a smooth ride on roads out here, and run it that way at higher speeds than what 18? 4Hi rear diff would be kinda nice too in certain situations. Got the 35" spare tucked up tonight, at 10psi. ;-) I do have a Puma air compressor, so WTF. Now to get the rest of the gear sorted out for next week in Utah. Oh, and going to the dealership tomorrow to see if they can quickly re-calibrate the odo/speedo. I'm off by about 3-4. Took her out last Friday night were I live in the AZ desert. She crawled right up steep quad trails without being locked. I was in Lo, just due to the accent angle. And I agree with the hill decent. Plus it is a tad bit disconcerting when in action. Hey, at least you know the ABS system works! Peace! Oh, on edit; Auto Anything is running their annual fathers day sale, 20% off most anything with free shipping until the 13th. Got a 8x8 foot ARB awning. I've got a smaller one on the Lexus, they are simple yet nice to give some shade when camped. Debating about the room you can add to it, so essentially it becomes a tent. Not sure how yet I'm going to attach it to the ARE shell. I want to put solar up there, and if I did the traditional rack, then you start to worry about garage height clearance.
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  29998. Think she'll do it with the 37's? Ian, check out this build, that yellow 'burb was what I grew up with and the first thing I drove. http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/171024-The-Camp-4x4-Bus-1973-Suburban-8-1-Swap-amp-Build?p=2286250
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  29999. Have you thought about putting a license plate backup camera on the front bumper? Then mounting the monitor to the A pillar. That way you can see down low for off-roading.
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  30000. Awesome truck sir. This video puts me a little more at ease. I've got a '14 Ram 2500 gaser (not power wagon) and was contemplating puttin on 35's with no lift on stock 20's. Like you said hard to get the truth out of what everyone says on the net and don't want to find out the hard way that I messed up my size. Already hit the subscribe button and look forward to seein more.
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  30001. Treasure that truck bro. I totaled mine nearly a year ago. Best truck ever!! I even had it paid off. I miss it every day. I know that sounds nuts but it was my dream truck & I had done a lot to it. It never failed me ever! Mpg was my main woe so I bought a bone stock cummins. I can build it too, I know. But I'll never hear the scream of that hemi ever again. It always put a smile on my face. Now all the def, the oil changes, the fuel filter stuff, so expensive to maintain, yes I average now 22mpg or better, but it's not as simple as just gas and go on my pw, pull into any jiffy lube anywhere & maintanence is done in 15 min. Now only the dealer can touch my truck. My truck did come with a lifetime warranty tho thru the dealer. I have it in concrete writing too. Enjoy your rig.
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  30002. Rough Country shocks are terrible. I just installed Bilstein 5100s on all 4 corners on my 2500 with a 2" level and it rides pretty good for an affordable shock. If you can swing the Fox's they will be better and ultimately Kings from Carli/Thuren would be best. Also got my 37s installed. Loving seeing updates on here.
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  30003. Good video!!👍🏻you were getting 10 mph before, so 9.2 with 37's, shit son! That's not bad👍😂!!
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  30004. I'll be damn'd dude, that is cool, maybe a bit too buried, but nice and yeah, it pulled up all my local stations. Shit howdy!
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  30005. thats things sounds beastly. I'm try to convince my grandad to straight pipe his 08 ram 1500 with the 5.7 hemi
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  30006. Great work IWrocker...  Just a little advice to help your future squeegeeing efforts. hold the squeegee or card at an angle, not so much straight up and down. the sharp edges of credit cards and driver licenses might rip the tape or worse. You looked like your pressure was pretty light. Not that you didn't do a great job, you did. Additionally, when you pull the top tape off, slide across the body. Don't pull UP. By sliding the tape off across the surface, you're less likely to pull the vinyl off along with the tape. Just a little helpful advice. HAPPY INSTALLS!
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  30007. Now exhaust I went with mufflex muffler left the resonator on it just a bolt on but gives my truck a nice sound when I remote start my truck and I'm not sure my truck heard me I wait to see if the engine starts also from my understanding if your remove the cat it voids the warranty would love to hear about the tuner chips though I hate when I'm cruising on long trips and the engine is just stuck in v8 mode and doesn't want to kick down to 4 would like better control over the mds
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  30008. LOL! I think the civic suits you better... You seem like the type...!!!! APRIL FOOLS!!! LOL Keep the truck vids coming! WHERE'S THE BURN OUT?????
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  30009. Nice video
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  30010. I hope it doesn't pull the trees down on top of us!..LOL!! That was cool!!👍🏻👍🏻
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  30011. I'll be at that car show I live close to villa park
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  30012. Ok to add to my own comment. You need a bigger throttle body, cold air intake, proper high flow exhaust, and then a programmer. On my 5.7 liter hemi, you would not believe the power it unleashed. I could get 15 mpg only on the interstate with my cruise set at 65 mph. Also I had manual locking hubs. But I would love to see what those exact mods would do to a 6.4. But that was my build. To each his own. Love the truck.
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  30013. I've really been enjoying watching your videos, just recently saw one when searching about the Power Wagon, yours looks awesome! It's definitely on the shortlist for my next vehicle pick, still need to really think about what I actually want to do with it... Wrangler, Power Wagon, or Raptor??? I like the idea of the Power Wagon because you get most of the aspects of a Rubicon Wrangler, but I can just throw my kayak in the back of the truck, no trailer or rack needed!
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  30014. Freakin handsome truck man! Love that you kept your mods clean and not over done! Well done dude! Good taste!
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  30015. 3rd love his and bretts
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  30016. hey man, i figured i would drop a comment hoping to make your bad day better. i just picked up a 2017 Power Wagon in White with the black decals and badging. i watched all your Power Wagon vids. they helped me make my buying decision. THANK YOU! keep it up dude. the PW is coming along nicely. cant wait to start modding mine.
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  30017. I like how you showed the car
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  30018. I forgot the BEER,shame on me...🍺🍺🍻🍻🍺😂👍🏻
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  30019. Looking forward to the new Tee's, wish I could make it to the Mopar event but the timing just doesn't work for me and my schedule. Make sure if you can to post some content on here from the Mopar event. Quick question, do you run 89 octane all the time? If so why? Ok I guess that's 2 questions in one. Keep the vids coming dude!
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  30020. So Ian, I picked up my White Knuckle step/sliders from the YRC terminal yesterday. I think they weigh in at 130#/ea. Should be fun to mount, haven't even looked at them yet. Also got a front diff cover from Ballistic Fabrication, which ironically, is here in AZ. Nice HEAVY piece, think 1/4". Wish I could weld as well as they do. Initially I was going to powder it (red) but then I got to thinking that paint might actually be better, from a touch up standpoint. Going to do a Mag-Hitech rear cover. Also ordering the AEV Dorkel (that's what we in the Land Cruiser community call the snorkels) and their ProCal module that lets you reprogram for larger tires. Still think you should get the Carhartt seat covers... They really do fit nice. Peace brother! Still formulating the solar setup, mainly more of figuring out the panels vs. the shell real estate. All I know, one battery ain't going to cut it. Oh yeah, wore my Power Wagon shirt to work today. The place you DIDN'T get tires from. ;-)
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  30021. Well, if any of you PW lovers out there want to see one climb anything other than a mound of dirt here's a couple of short clips from a recent trip to UT. (j/k Ian! Wish you could have come with, good times as always.) Now this one, I was a bit apprehensive due to no rocker protection. White Knuckle step/sliders as well as a Ballistic Fabrication front diff cover will be here tomorrow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eykmxcwz9J8&index=16&list=PLlRxeg9lCAEQV3BOSJzMYuhsv4kQ3iiHH This clip, as usual, when climbing something steep, never comes across that way in a vid. And it wasn't that tough, but as Larry says in the clip, I went right over a rock I shouldn't have. Two of us had lost tires the day before and a '91 K5 broke a half shaft. We limped it back to Moab for parts and tires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLYIioOCq_w&index=28&list=PLlRxeg9lCAEQV3BOSJzMYuhsv4kQ3iiHH
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  30022. I feel ya. I had a shop install the lift on my old Toyota a couple years ago. They did such a shitty job that I haven't gone back to that shop since and I never will. Nuts and bolts were loose and it took like two days longer than they told me it would take. Basically I had to go over everything they touched to make sure I wouldn't die lol. But it's water under the bridge now. Your vids are great and your truck is badass, keep it up!
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  30023. You can also set it up (under settings I believe) so that if you go over the speed limit, the woman's voice (same as nav voice) reminds you of what the speed limit is. But you set it to what ever speed over you want before she reminds you, mine is set to 15 over😜😜.. you'll see it in an up coming video. Nice intro 😃👍🏻
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  30024. Looks like good times were had. Nice job with this video Dude!!! Too bad I wasn't able to make the trip. Going to be in MI in July, may visit Sliver Lake Sand Dunes while we're there.
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  30025. Nice video! Well, it seems as though the lift not only looks great, it also performs great. Thats really encouraging. Are you going to look in into some other gears? Maybe 4.56 or 4.88?
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  30026. IWrocker late video tonight! I just got home from work and have to watch before hitting the rack.
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  30027. love the channel wanna go out this year again but sold jimmy so have to take my ram.
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  30028. She's a beauty!
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  30029. I have experience in all of the mods you mentioned in my 2012 Ram 2500 longhorn 5.7l. As far as engine, I started with an S&B CAI. As far as power, it didnt do much, if anything at all as far as my butt dyno could tell, but it made everything sound better, so I was happy with it. Next I did an 87mm throttle body, 15% ATI underdrive pulley, and a custom tune from couple of different online guys using my diablo motorsport tuner. I also deleted the clutch fan and put in a 180 degree thermostat and had both my tunes set up to kick the AC fan on sooner to replace the clutch fan cooling. Improvements in torque and horsepower were minor but noticeable, but probably all came from the custom tune. The throttle body i didnt expect anything from and was just in prep to a future planned upgrade. Next was exhaust - other than muffler i also put in a set of ARH 1 3/4" longtube headers w/CAT delete. You mentioned headers and cat delete in your video.... if you delete the cats you will for sure require a custom tune to suppress the O2 sensor warning. Exhaust mods were great...everything sounds way better and i made noticeable power in the midrange and up high for certain ( custom tune to match ). All these changes made a bit of a difference, but really nothing too drastic. Right now since last Thursday my truck is in the garage in pieces - currently i am in the middle of a cam swap using a custom comp cams grind, mildly ported set of new cylinder heads, a procharger going in at 7lbs of boost and a new torque converter stalling around 3000. I expect some serious gains from this as soon as Im done. Hope that helps you out in some way.... contact Matt at Moe's Performance in Texas; he's a super knowledgeable guy and will get you what you're looking for however far into your truck you want to go. Other functional mods Ive made to the truck are mag hytec high capacity diff covers and trans pan, fox 2.5 shocks, carli 3" system including new rear springs, torsion sway bar new control arms and progressive front springs, 4.56 gears (which you already have) 35" tire on 18s.... electric cutout for the exhaust....and I think thats about it....
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  30030. Ian, looks good man! I really like that front bumper. (opening, what FCA should have done in the first place) I still can't believe how many guys will come up to me and ask how I like it. Especially Jeep dudes, as I think they, in general, know what a PW is all about. And I'll tell 'ya, every day after work, punching that traction control button when I hit the three mile dirt road into my house here in Scottsdale, pure therapy. Never fails to put a big ass shit eating grin on my face!
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  30031. Dame good video love the upgrades. RAM says 30 inches of water. I would bet with your tires and lift 3'+ easy. Been doing a little mudding and dirt road fun with a few other Dodge, Ford, ,GMC. I really enjoy how the Power Wagon blows the other away on dirt road burn outs. Turn that traction control off I can, consistently spin both rear wheels all the way through 4th. Funny the Ford and GMC 1st and 2nd really shows how that 4.10 rear end makes a difference. We had two 2500 4*4 Rams with the 6.4L with 3.73 if I recall correctly, they also would not keep spinning after the shift to 3rd. This road is very wide and packed hard with red clay and gravel. Was fun as hell pushing the truck hard and trying to keep it straight. Love the videos keep them coming.
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  30032. Glad to see this video. When I explain this to people they look at me like I just made it up. Funny story when I went by the Nissan Dealership in my PW and one of the guys told the lady who I ended up talking to "they are NOT here to trade in THAT truck"...he used to sell Rams and knew they had nothing in that class.
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  30033. Questions for the 1 year Q&A... Leave them BELOW
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  30034. I have a k&n cold air intake for sale for the 6.4 I used to have a power wagon as well just let know if you are interested I love the videos btw
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  30035. That really looks great. Neat to see it come from stock to now.... After the rear bumper is done you'll have a one of a kind PW.
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  30036. Spent pretty much all day this past Saturday at the dealership. First oil change, they gave me five free ones when I bought it, so figured I should take advantage. Synth oil isn't cheap anymore. BUT they had like three RRT's to do, two of which were just EPROM flashes, but the third was replacement of a transmission valve body solenoid, which they had to source from another Phoenix area dealer. I forgot to ask them about reprogramming for larger tires. When these are toast, I'm going to go to 35's. Not sure what kind though, but since I work for Discount Tire, I've got a pretty good selection to choose from! ;-) Is that thing going to be ready for Moab by June? - hasta, don -
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  30037. I found it funny ,that, it's no good in the drive thru bank parts..yet, it requires $$ to Git-r-done!!
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  30038. Run some short tube headers and put a high flow air filter in your factory airbox and then go to Diablo tuning and order there unlocked PCM and have it tuned that would be your best bang for your buck also keep in mind I have five weeks so my supercharger gets put on. Also there pcm really helps out our transmissions.
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  30039. Love your channel man. I just picked up my 2017 a couple of weeks ago and already installed my mufflex exhaust. Did you keep the same muffler and just delete the remaining pipe basically?
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  30040. The Powerwagon is sweet. that's what im buying this summer. Trading the superduty. The Raptor is freaken fast though. I test drove a new one and it has to be one of the if the fastest trucks out now. Sounds like ass but hauls it.
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  30041. A shout out from a Canadian Power Wagon owner. Love the shirt! Love the vids, lots of content, keep the vids coming! Above all.. Love my Power Wagon!
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  30042. Iwrocker please keep the vids coming love your truck
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  30043. liked video man I would give just about anything for one even just a R/T Pac to me just can't go wrong with HEMI love them maybe one day lol🙏
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  30044. love this pwag
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  30045. you should do another will it fit video.
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  30046. Iwrocker, I love the vids, let's keep them coming. I did a little beer math on the MPG and came up with a few more numbers, pretty much confirms turbo plumber. (Not that they matter, it's a Power Wagon, but see below) I just got a 2017 Power Wagon, and you're definitely giving me some ideas (starting with the muffler which sounds great). So the numbers: calculated using and stock tire size of 33, Toyo at 37 (although we all know these aren't true sizes). You actually drove an additional 4.4 miles on your trip compared to the speedometer, this gives you a mpg of 10.33. Factor in the temperature of 61 degrees and the rotation of the earth at your latitude...and I'll be putting 37s on my Power Wagon as well (after seeing your lift vid, of course)
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  30047. Great video! Those SRT's are a hoot!  You've done good work with this channel bro. Keep it up!
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  30048. All these blurry animals running about the Australian bush. They learnt over the centuries to be slightly out of focus to avoid prey by being confused with other animals.
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  30049. If you are so excited about a Favorit / Felicia, I‘m sure you would have gone crazy if there had been standing a Fabia WRC around 😂
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  30050. Indy and F1 are 2 very interesting examples of pit stops. The restriction to not refuel makes the impact of a 14 person crew possible. Wile in Indy they need to wait anyway a few seconds until the fuel is in the car. So more people would only bring risks but not speed the process up.
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  30051. good on ya.... love it your getting used to the aussie accent. love your vids keep them coming.
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  30052. Try to say byl jednou jeden řek a ten mu řek že nejsem řek abych mu řekl kolik je v řecku řeckých řek :DDDD [Greetings from Czechia :D]
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  30053. Mate you did pretty well! You also need a can of Aerogard you'll thank me latter lol.
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  30054. Thanks Heaven there was no political correctness back then. We all loved Agro
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  30055. our "holden" or "saturn" astra, in the UK we had and still have the "Vauxhall" astra
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  30056. The purple light is used not only for heavy transport but also for Department of Transport enforcement, vehicles that pull over trucks to ensure they're compliant and the drivers have their logbooks up to date. For a lot of truckies, purple lights in the mirror is not a happy sight....
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  30057. Ian , COVID allowing Bathurst will be on 1st or 2nd week in October, pretty sure you will be able to stream live on a channel 7 app, stock up the beer fridge for Saturday arvo start time with you, Sunday morning 10.00 am for us.
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  30058. Australian V8 Supercars are awesome. I’ve only just found your channel so I’m not sure if you have looked at Larry Perkins. Perkins engineering built many of these engines and they sill do today, they have a YouTube channel explaining how these cars are built and they also restore old Supercars back to original. In 1995 he had a problem with his car by the time it was repaired and he re-entered the race he was in last place. He drove his car so hard he had it drifting around those bends and took the checkered flag. Brock and Perkins were team mates for awhile. But last to first had never been done before and will probably never happen again. Even if you don’t do a reaction video take a look anyway. Every race fan should see it. Larry is my legend…. 👍 from Australia 🇦🇺
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  30059. Leffe is always good, but you should try the draught. Way better than the bottles.
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  30060. Mud crab is so delicious! Sweet. We used to catch our own at Salmon Creek when we lived in Townsville Queensland. Fresh cooked barramundi is awesome too!
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  30061. Ian check out the YouTube channel Chasing Cars - Much Smaller Engine & an Auto!? Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series 2024 Details Revealed. Posted 13 days ago & basically explains everything.
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  30062. Those McDonald’s outlets had their signs changed to “Macca’s” as a promotional thing for a short time. They haven’t displayed that for at least a few years I think. I’m pretty sure the one at Engadine in south Sydney did it.
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  30063. Uh uh raz daz dat my baby.
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  30064. That van you were so excited about was a Toyota hiace. A dime a dozen in australia. For decades it was THE main van for deliveries. That looked like the classier minibus version. The hiace, the liteace and the hilux were the big selling commercial vehicles from Toyota in Australia. You’ve seen the unimog and the bushmaster but australia built a competitor to the unimog called the OCA. It’s the same as the unimog 4x4 truck but designed and built in australia.
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  30065. 70k ...... nice , only 30k to go ................goodluck
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  30066. Congrats on the shout out Ian. A fun clip!
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  30067. I recommend going with a Sony DSLR or something similar, a good lens or two, a Shure SM7B, a decent pop filter, the best interface within your budget, Sennheiser x Drop 6XXs and a Fiio K7. Honestly you don't even need the cans and DAC/Amp but it would help for referencing audio. EDIT: and I'm in Wisconsin if you ever need somebody to drive down and help with anything tech related. Also it looks like you're using a Blue Yeti and something like a Razer webcam or a Logitech 922 right now. That's a dope start, that's what I use for gaming/discord. Only recommending higher end stuff if you want to make this a full time gig.
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  30068. Thanks Ian, I don’t eat till 7pm.. my stomachs doing backflips now 😂😂😂
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  30069. Love ur Channel dude, ur one of those guys i see trying out something new and having fun and i Just go : HELL YEAH! Great Choice of Equipment, and respect for getting it togheter so well.
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  30070. IWrocker would love to see you Wheeling with some second gens! would be sick! I would but mine is currently under construction lol keep up the awesome vids man!!
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  30071. Unless it's super old, or an American import, I've never seen a car in Aus or NZ with MPH. I presume the US includes KMH because you can literally drive into Canada.. ?
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  30072. The problem with long wheelbase bikes, good for keeping the nose down but slow to react to forward pitch ouch 🤣
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  30073. Dude i wish u the best and i really hope u get to explore the world some day, come visit us in Europe and the UK, as u can see its pretty different from the states. Anyways, love your channel and greetings from Estonia (also check out some videos about Ott Tänak, a WRC champion and fellow Estonian) 🤙
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  30074. It's the same mentality with alot of Australians. We don't care who you are or what you do, if you're good to us, we'll be good to you. One of my really good friends owns a chip shop and it got held up one day and every customer in the shop tackled him to the ground to help and then waited until the cops showed up. He now gives all of them free lunch when they come in and they're like family.
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  30075. The shape of the logo use to have Queensland police cars being referred to as "Pineapple Taxis." People that were out on the town and got a little noisy would often been seen getting a lift in the "pineapple taxi," at the end of the evening. Queensland police will often do a car up in the colours of the state Rugby League team at the time of the annual Queensland v NSW State of Origin match - worth doing a Google image search for that.
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  30076. Happy birthday bud
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  30077. another race series as well is utes, we race utes too
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  30078. I would say New Zealand takes the prize for the most car models. Everything from Australia but many more models , especially from Japan being also right hand drive : https://youtu.be/_oa4PIeP4zs And : https://youtu.be/acKBoEbBBYM Even though I am Australian the very easy import laws in NZ allow lots of Japanese cars that rapidly get cheap in Japan after a few years. No need to wait 25 years. They even get creative sourcing parts to deal with keeping them running. Even the NZ built Trekka that many New Zealanders do not know was built : https://youtu.be/YsY9WrTHkek And the Duzgo : https://youtu.be/49M1f14JoRo
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  30079. Thank you for looking, we austrians dont really see it how beautifull it is
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  30080. Yep Glenn Seeton in the wet on slicks at Bathurst in the Nissan Skyline makes that look tame.
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  30081. Please encourage your kids to read. Been 24 years since my kids were little but I remember taking them to the library once a week. Late Saturday mornings. Makes a difference. Bless you all.
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  30082. https://youtu.be/QNiEdgcB-vE this is a link to a lizard on-site that is like the first one you showed. We called him Lenny and he used to run up your leg and sit on your knee. Love your work 👍👍
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  30083. ian asked the question to choose a car really too many to pick, but one i would like is larry perkins race that's there in picture, i think it's the 97 winning vs commodore. cheers mate
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  30084. I love your guyses videos well I should say yours it's cool to see your wife in them too keep up the good work
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  30085. Congrats man!  5k Manual swap? Do it! Do it!
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  30086. We don't use tow trucks in Australia 🇦🇺 unless heavy vechile Everything has to be transported on trailer or flat top trucks It's against the law to tow a vechile unless it's heavy vechile with a bar and driver in vechile being towed This is most common way when heavy vechiles Breaking down Otherwise if able they use heavy tow truck if unable to do either then on low loader trailer But passenger vechiles trailer for private moving of vechile or flat bed trucks for any other way Cheers 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  30087. Ian. If you like the utes you need to check out the Ute racing series https://youtu.be/DJlO7_mJR90
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  30088. Thanks for the reverse video Ian, its nice to learn a bit more about America from a down to earth American, love your work brother, keep it up 👍 The date thing, smallest time frame to largest, simples. It’s the KISS Method in effect, “Keep It Simple Stupid” Drinking, if your 18 and allowed to be drafted to War, then your old enough to have a beer….
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  30089. There is a chequered flag, but some drivers just want to wreck. A h-frame is fitted behind the front seats to protect the driver
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  30090. Yeah I can see some people trying trying race and the rest are just sending it into cars lol.
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  30091. Garbage day (in Japan) it's quite wild, like so: - monday : plastic (usually 4 times a month, sometimes one week is for "non-recyclables" - monday : burnable - wednesday : recycle (glass, emtpy batteries...) twice a month - thirsday : paper/clothes twice a month - friday : burnable (again) 4 times a month
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  30092. Best for last
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  30093. Have not seen any of this person videos before, I have been to Victoria/NSW a few times, but live in SA, from local travelling this seems more likely than other state(but I could be 100% of mark). There was an old comedy sketch that even tho it wasn't a song used to be played on lots of radio stations from Austin Tayshus called Australiana. Think it was released in the early eighties. (Did security for him 1 1/2 years ago & he said he was probable going to retire). Well worth a look, for a laugh. Or perhaps do revue on the many famous Australian bands from the 70's till now. Don't know you're music taste, so not going to give you a list, but enjoy the rabbit hole if you choose to go down it.
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  30094. Old NSW - Beach Inspector back in the late 1950's & 60's ...
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  30095. the most important thing is knowing where you leave the white ball after potting. So you can continue ! In the past about 30 yrs. back in time I've been hanging round with some guys that played Snooker like 9-ball, where they came from. Their opening shot had about 100 mph and they DESTROYED the whole game with it. Reds all over the place . . . These folks tried - what Manowar once said in a song - tried to be a King what first should be a man ! But they failed each and every time they tried. Best wishes to you for your Snooker experience from Germany
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  30096. Try the Goodwood Revival event as well, it is the ultimate motorsport party, with emphasis on party.
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  30097. Aussies have a weird sense of humour......don't be offended. We are quirky and sarcastic but just want a laugh!
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  30098. You can review all the data you want but will never appreciate the wickedness of Bathurst until you drive around the mountain (it's a open public road outside race time) videos don't do it justice..
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  30099. This started up higher in Queensland. I live near Bundaberg and they have what is called a 1 in 100 year flood zone. They were flooded in 2010 and 2013. Half of that City has PTSD from those floods. They already have so many homeless because of Covid. Bundy is on big tidal River. The 3 bridges are 9 metre’s above the water and they all went under in those floods. We are watching to see if it goes up again. All we hear is thunder and rain, it keeps on coming. Some towns had more than their yearly rain in less than a day. The floods are over 14 metre’s in some places and thousands have lot their homes, some their lives. New South Wales is in trouble as well. The town of Lismore went under 5 days ago and no help could get to them. One elderly couple floated up to the man hole in the ceiling and they were trapped by the tin roof. People around them could hear them screaming but they were all on their roof tops. They finally sent the Army in but it is too late for many. Tonight they estimated over 10,000 cattle and 2,000 horses have drowned. Help has already started but this will take a year when it stops. We got excited yesterday because fresh milk got through for the first time in 4 days. If supermarkets aren’t underwater they are not getting deliveries. I was in our last big fires, for a month we had one fire storm after the other and the ocean was our only way out. It is horrible when everyday looks like night with a red glow. I would choose floods, we have been flooded enough times to know but not where we live now. We have lost everything we thought mattered like wedding albums and baby albums. The only thing that really matters are lives and pets. I have a sister and a niece stuck in floods just now. They matter. My niece manages a supermarket, she has been flooded in for days and it is okay because so has her supermarket and it had no fresh food left anyway. Getting people out and getting food to them is what counts now. A farmer on the news tonight made me laugh. He and his wife are not young and they thought their dairy herd had drowned. The cows came swimming up to his house, walked through the little garden gate and moved under his verandah. All 62 of them. The back of his house and garden are a mess but they are so happy the girls are okay. There are a lot of good stories that come out of the bad. That is our way. I am praying for the Ukraine, they are in way more trouble than we are.
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  30100. Welcome to the biggest state of Western Australia, my home state. There is much to see. What has been shown here involves a lot of travel.......so much variation from the south to the north (this video has places to see in the Wheatbelt (Wave Rock and Hyden etc out East of the State) and then travelled up North. There are a lot of beautiful sites in the South as well). The pink and grey bird shown in your video at around 4 minutes was a Pink and Grey Galah. We had one as a pet . Normally I think birds belong in the wild but he was from a previous home and we looked after him until he ventured out into the big world (his door was left ajar hehe). He loved to eat fresh food and especially loved native plants including bottle brush. The plant immediately after the Galah was a Banksia. They come in a lot of colours. We have a wild flower season in WA and it is a thing for people just to head out in search of the wild flowers. Absolutely beautiful to behold. So I have been to many of the places shown, including Wave Rock, Hyden, Kalbarri, and Lake Argyle which is near Kununnura. Kununarra have farms that grow fresh fruit including watermelon, rock melons and papaya. Did you know that Lake Argyle is close to Argyle Diamond mine. They have pink Diamonds, which are spectacular. In 2000 we did a tour from Kununarra. I was with my husband and child of 1 year. We took a bus to get to Lake Argyle, then caught a sea plane which took off from and landed back on Lake Argyle, and then did a boat cruise as well on the water too. It really is a full day trip. The plane was not allowed to go over the diamond mine for security, but you could see it in the distance... Lake Argyle is an inland sea, and the second biggest in Australia I believe. Broome (where the camels were) is a favourite destination for a lot of tourists, They also have dinosaur footprints too. My memories of Derby, where they showed the Boab Prison Tree, include the best feed of Barramundi (fish) that I have ever tasted. My goodness it was yummy. The Boab tree use to have links where they would chain the prisoners on the inside of the tree. If you really want to get a feel for the Kimberly Region, consider watching the Australian movie called Red Dog. It depicts a town near Karratha, WA in the 1970s. Brilliant movie. Another animal not mentioned in the video known to Western Australia is the Quokka. They live on an island called Rottnest a short ferry ride from Fremantle just south of our capital in Perth. We also have Bilbys which are a type of Arid Bandicoots. PS - if you are heading on a long distant journey and going outback you can get an "Epirb". It is an emergency position indicating radio beacon which you can activate if you have any issues. That being said, if you had a breakdown along the coast, although it can be a long time between seeing cars, you would generally be closer to help. Travelling in desert country through definitely requires plenty of water and supplies in case of trouble. If you grow up with having to travel, you really just adjust. Thanks for your reaction Ian.
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  30101. formula1 is fun and all, but are you considering diving also into motogp?
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  30102. California would be more similar to the west coast, Perth area, it's a dryer heat. The east coast is far more humid.
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  30103. Glad you like our Holdens, I have a HOLDEN VE SSV Ute LS2 you feel like a million dollars…Americans missed out big time, I’m sure if GM sold Utes today over there they would sell like hot cakes.
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  30104. Get yourself one and throw on a 45 degree angle into the wind with a slight flick of the wrist and you will be doing the same
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  30105. Sorry Ian, some of them were really tricky, but the Hindi example was so obviously Indian in terms of pronunciation that I can't understand how you could possibly guess it wrong. 😂
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  30106. Australian coke is made with real sugar, not HFCS
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  30107. Keen and a bean for Bathurst 1000! I’ll be there, keen to walk to track again and soak up all the atmosphere and the awe of the mountain again!!
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  30108. here's something the rest of the world will drop jaw over . .here in NZ we were paying nearly NZ $5 for a litre for gas (about 2.5 litres /gallon) taking currency exchange into account, that would be around US $8-9 per gallon
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  30109. Isaac is gold, the character he portrays, but watch the Butterfield Effect Podcast. Another Level, and change your opinion
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  30110. Happy Birthday mate.
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  30111. Hi Ian ……. My wife and l toured the States back in 2016. We are from Darwin, Northern Territory so we had to catch flights in Brisbane. Yes a 14 hour flight to LAX…………but it was not to bad this for me, it knocked the wife around a bit. Loved our time in the States, we will be back soon. Love your channel mate,,,,,,,,,all the best.
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  30112. i just watched this video the other day, seems like a nice thing to have these notes :)
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  30113. Germany here ... looked up those Volvo 240 from 1992 ... they starting from 2k - 3k € when they need a little love and about 7k to 10k when they are ready to drive.
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  30114. Great job! You're parking is pretty awesome, much better than mine after 3 jobs.!😂 Americans must have a natural talent for it! 👌
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  30115. You should taste the Fountain Coke from McDonald's here - absolutely superb!
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  30116. WOW what a beast of a car the Phase 3 GTHO was. Built to beat Holden. Holden had their own plans and Holden teams raced the light weight 6 cyl Torana's, Holden and Ford threw everything at winning the race. wow love the old footage. Where do you get this stuff. The Hardie Ferodo 500 (miles) was originally a 500 mile race, was not until later that it became the Bathurst 1000 (km). Holden built a Holden Torana GTR-X Prototype in 1970 sadly it did not make it into production just a dream car that looked a lot like a cross between a Corvette and a Ferrari.
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  30117. The UK has some roads in terrible condition, though motorways are usually good. Semis are generally called "artics". Seat is owned by VW and that model is called Ibiza here. VW also own Skoda
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  30118. Fairmont GXL and Cobra came with 4-wheel discs, the lesser models had 10 inch drums on the back.
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  30119. Hi Richard Duncan from Fife scotland.if you like see more oval racing check out cowdenbeath racewall .fast great racing lol.its my local track also there lochgelly raceway aswell .hope you look them up 😂👍🏻👀
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  30120. For me .. i love older VOLVO rally cars .. those cars sound so nice
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  30121. Tip for next time Ian, think a lot more about where you leave thee cue ball. Backspin, sidespin, you want the cue ball either good for you, or terrible for the villain. And always take the easy reds out, unless you're planning to take it next on the run. You need to think one shot ahead at least. Glad you like it, billiards next?
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  30122. Ian, for less story line and straight up extreme Aussie wheeling, check LROR tube channel (Let's Roll Off Road). He has a mix of Jeeps, Land Rovers, Toyotas and Nissans. I've even seen an H3 Hummer with SAS, H1 Hummers, Pinzgauer 6WD, etc.
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  30123. For learning skiing it is never too late 🙂
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  30124. The Eric Bana image shows a Ford Falcon S/Wagon of the era. The girls in the last image appear to be wearing 'Hot Pants'.
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  30125. Hey mate, if you like the HMMWV than you should definitely check out the Bushmaster.
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  30126. I'm with you, Ian, no one here in Europe would look at an Opel Rekord or at an Opel Kadett A and think "muscle car". 😄
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  30127. So funny. I've just sat down to watch this with a Turkish Delight 🤣😋
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  30128. Thanks for looking at one of Simons channels. Casual Criminologist and Into The Shadows are two more of Simons' that are extremely informative as well as entertaining.
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  30129. Welcome back!!!!! Sure missed seeing your vids and the Power Wagon.
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  30130. Absolute legend 5ltr v8 carbed motor. 9 times bathurst winner
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  30131. Dude glad you got your truck back, and damn it snowed in pa. too , seems every time I clean up my truck it gets salted again lol. Glad to see ya back at the controls of the mighty Ram Power Wagon, I sure love mine, went to Cabelas in pa. last week average of 16 mpg on the trip around home back and to work around 12 13 mpg. But man love this truck.
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  30132. I think the biggest problem was that the caravan cost more than the beetle and as the beetle was mainly bought by those with a limited amount of cash you can understand why not too many of those caravans were sold. Looks great though.
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  30133. hi ian race cars & other sports always want to have an edge & people go to a lot of effort to find it, sometimes it's not really cheating but when it's found out it's not really in the spirit of fairness. cheers mate
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  30134. Snooker is a great game "a game for gentleman" as they say, this simulator was pretty cool but I'm pumped to see how you go on a full sized table, i really hope you can find a Snooker hall in your area, for us guys in England it's a great way to get out of the house meet with friends get away from the stress and unwind and have a few beers of course lol, keep us informed.
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  30135. Crazy Frog is usually associated with a tuned SAAB 2-stroke engine sound. 🐸 You should allso check out the songwriter for all these songs. Would not surprise me if they are written by Swedish greats, such as Max Martin and Shellback etc.
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  30136. imagain air shows all electric you wouldnt know where to look lol
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  30137. 👍🏻❤️…. I think you’ll love checking out the walkinshaw w557 if ya haven’t seen it already 🤙🏻
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  30138. Good on ya mate. Beers, bourbon & beefsteaks. That is is a Bathurst Sunday.
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  30139. You get plenty for your tax dollars, the largest most expensive military in the world, bigger than the next 10 militaries put together. It’s why, as you pointed out, some of your fellow citizens are always retorting to online comments that America could ‘take’ this or that country. Those people are just trying to get some use, and value out of that veeeeeery expensive military 😁
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  30140. You have a very contagious smile mate. Loving your videos. Keep them coming!
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  30141. You need to react to Ford Vs Dodge Vs Chevy Diesel Damage Truck by AutoBeef, his videos are funny af especially for car guys xD
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  30142. Like ya vids & a new subscriber, but you shpuld just move over and have fun mate..covid has dampened the experience but come out bush and have some fun
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  30143. sooo im portuguese and in 2018 i saw the rally in person and this trails of dust are awful but thers 1 cool thing.. you cant see who is going really fast and who is the best driver.... basucly good drivers dont do mutch some under breaking cose the use the suspenssion of the car to make them switch directions really smoth so the tyres dont create that mutch smoke. idk how to explain it doesnt really make scence i cant really6 compreend but, really cool.. Love from portugal hehe.
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  30144. The second part of this is just a commercial for people with lots of money. You can see Australia by renting a vehicle and driving to amazing places, if you have time.
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  30145. Loving the variety of content on the channel atm mate 👍
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  30146. Great to see hard work being rewarded, congrats!
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  30147. The Australian press had a field day with the Aussie built R/T Charger, dubbing her " The widow maker "
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  30148. Do a reaction to the mexican hoon cartel there australian
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  30149. FYI fire ants are from america
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  30150.  @IWrocker  Yes it has the same 1GR V6 engine as the FJ. It's my daily driver so i kept it relatively stock with only aesthetic modifications but it had some unintentional abuse, It jumped over sharp dune cliffs (I remember seeing the world in slow motion when that happened lol), Ran over huge bumps at highway speeds, towed lots of stuck vehicles. 180k trouble free miles with only changing fluids, filters, suspension and brake pad replacement. Also you should check out the Land Cruiser 70 I think you will love it as it fits the "Old but new" theme. BTW nice content I really like it 👍🏼. Keep up the good work 😄
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  30151. Ian glad you liked this. The Falcon XY GT HO was the car Alan Moffat won the 1971 race with. As you covered in your 1971 Bathurst vid of Alan Moffat in car film a few days before the race running about 80% of race speed. The now unusual tyres look like the standard Dunlop Aquajets that came with these cars. Supposedly good at clearing water for safety road use, but off the market in a short time. Never saw a beige Vinyl roof on performance Ford's. More common on the luxury Falcon based Fairmont and Fairlane cars of the era. Friend bought an LJ Torana XU1, mint condition, for 15k in the early nineties. He thought he did well selling it for 30k ten years later to buy a boat. Maybe his would be worth 200k or more now.
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  30152. Magpies are buttholes! You can hand feed them but…..come August through September’ish (breeding season) they’ll make you bleed! I live in the country of south of Australia, so ticks aren’t an issue….thank god! Centipedes….. had one in my bed once! Have always checked my bed every night since (20+ years!) thoroughly creeped out. Oooooo never heard of the strychnine tree 😳 yikes! Also never heard of the conical killers either! Maybe I should move overseas! Queensland is gorgeous, weather, location everything
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  30153. Now you and your wife must try cheese and chocolate from Austria , Germany and Switzerland
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  30154. This is fucking funniest channel ever!! This guy is so Aussie now thanks to these vids and the comments .. it's clear Australia loves you you need a duel passport for sure.. I'll back ya Ian!!
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  30155. I was there and I think there was $AU1m prize money. Big crowd and also remember aircraft landing I think in pit lane as part of pre race festivities. Magic day and went most times.
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  30156. Sorry the Asians try to fix everything an do it their way. You want Australian? MILO IS A MILK DRINK. Using cold milk gives you all the crunchy bits to eat with the stirring spoon. Eating it with water sounds awful. Milk is part of the nutrition, Asians do not drink milk like ozzies do.
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  30157. BTW, a new rally onboard video has just dropped on the Lock9 TT channel. Jack Newman Mk2 Ford Escort. Tarmac stage in Belgium, super high speed, road just slightly wider than the car, it's pretty epic (really high quality helmet cam view).
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  30158. From the mid 90s my friend and I have been calling Land Rovers, landing Rovers, the name came about after I jumped my landing Rover (by accident) off a hump back bridge, when it landed, it bounced so hard that my friend in the back hit the roof and dented it. Lol. How the landing Rover wasn't damaged that day is still beyond me. But it was fu*king hilarious. 🤣 🤣
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  30159. My brother had an LJ Tirana for his first car. It made the windows on our house shake.
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  30160. bunnings is only good for cheap and nasty
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  30161. The big question is how the hell can you stay on the end of that rope for so long hahaha
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  30162. Great vid you guys... Hope your sticking around for the mega run
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  30163. The quality is amazing. It is quite sharp and clear. You would expect it to be more grainy.
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  30164. G'day iwrocker you are very lucky to have Brad & Marcus take the time to say hello and thank you for liking the video of Brad Jones driving Simon O'Donnell around Calder Park Thunderdome and Marcus giving you the basic information about his 1979 Ford XD 351 I'm sure I'm speaking for everyone of us from all around Australia & New Zealand
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  30165. They say police cars dies been chipped to go faster
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  30166. That looks amazing - if only it wasnt so hot in Australia
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  30167. better call saule
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  30168. Most 911s are rear engine (except for 911 RSR), not mid engine. Mid engine would be if the engine in between rear tyres or forward. But most 911s have their engine hang over rear tyres at the back, making an unusual weight distribution. There are more mid and front engine Porsche's but they are not 911s, but other models - cayman, 550, 944, 924, 928, 914 etc.
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  30169. Them people saying to drive on high tide but they are driving on low tide 🤔 so they are not from Australia or they are from the city so you drive on low tide , as driving on wet sand on the island is good but the dry sand it very soft and easy to get bogged ( stuck )
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  30170. one im portant tipp: NEVER turn down the FFB inside the Pithouse software only via the ingame settings to prevent FFB Clipping
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  30171. 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♀️👌
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  30172. The s1 just sounds glorious!!
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  30173. Rugby league is a breakaway group from rugby union, many years ago players wanted to get payed to play so they started there own game with a few rule changes, so union and league are similar but different. You are not allow to pass the ball forward in either league,if you do it is a penalty. If you want to watch some games live next week is the start of the finals here in OZ,teams to lookout for are Melbourne storm, Penrith panthers and South Sydney. A game you can look at for hard hits and fired up players is Souths v Roosters great game. here is a highlight clip for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0Hvj6vNpTo
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  30174. Not that im biased but old aussie iron always sounds better that top end growl is so special. That's a blue meanie replica I hope thinking about what they are worth now and happy new years to you as well
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  30175. Not sure if you know but the hair flick guy is Broxh. He got popular on twitch just by being super wholesome - there's a few videos on YouTube of him trying to give people's money back. Look them up
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  30176. 2:00 he was in the overtaking lane and driving slower than the other cars, so the cop got in front to pull him over.
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  30177. u-turns are also allowed in some places, depending on if there's a sign saying "U-turn's permitted" or "No U-turn". It all depends on the location/ways the roads are set out.
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  30178. Make your own Boomerang...just use the ones you have as a template. When I was a kid we'd make them ourselves.
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  30179. Glad I helped by suggesting this. Made in New Zealand making use of their mountainous scenery. Carlton Draught is just one line of beer made by Carlton and United Breweries. Sponsored VFA football since the 1870s which split off into the VFL in 1896 and expanded into the AFL competition in the 1980s. All the same Australian rule Football game started in 1859 in Melbourne. Carlton a suburb adjoining Melbourne with a brewery there until the 1980s or so.
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  30180. Rally car info /passenger ? Look at this : $1,000,000 WRC RALLY CAR PASSENGER RIDE.. MIND BLOWN
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  30181. Anyone wanna play craps?
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  30182. I'd love a packet of twisties right now.
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  30183. V8,S are done in Aus mate Tru Blu Aussies don't care for anything not built here.
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  30184. Older cars like the VL & VK ect are getting more & more expensive so keep an eye on prices when you're looking at them if you want to get something imported. Example, I brought my VL when 12 years ago for $5k now days, just quick check, low end $20k for more stock, work done $40k+
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  30185. I forget the Year & the Team, but there was a top qualifier was about to log a Record Qualifying lap when they had a major mechanical failure in the last third of the lap. they went from Poll to last on the Grid, If they could air freight parts in from all over OZ (from their home garage, engineering workshop and even the OEMs) and work through the night. they finished the work minutes before close out and the Scrutineers logged their inspection findings with like 30 seconds to spare. they won and if they hadn't spent the day fighting through traffic people said that Lap and Race Records would have fallen one after an other. Anything can happen on the Mount, that's why you park your bum and get the kids to fetch and carry for the day, if you don't have a home bar and Kitchenette in the living area or beer garden & BBQ area where you can set up a big screen.
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  30186. If you come here to Australia, don't go to Christmas Island
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  30187. In the UK we call the sidewalk the pavement, road is road, but freeway is motorway. In Germany freeway is autobahn, which in English translates roughly to vehicle track. And don't the Japanese pronounce Subaru with the emphasis on the "a" in the middle?
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  30188. I live in NZ & It's JDM heaven
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  30189. That’s a normal fridge. Families might opt for a taller one but it’s pretty standard for a couple with a toddler or two. Remember that we shop more often than you guys do.
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  30190. My folks bought an Audi in the late 70s or early 80s for 5k. Yep that Pat Morita
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  30191. I noticed a few recommendations for the movie the castle. I think it was edited for American viewers so maybe check for the aussie cut of it.
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  30192. nope, circular track racing is like pulling teeth to me, I get it, it is great to see everything for the whole races, i have experienced sprintcars on clay, the speed and the sound and the angles really are cool, but still don't like circular track racing.
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  30193. Carlton Draft
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  30194. Watch ya teeth on the Jaffas!😁 Watch the minties with young ones and your false teeth if you got 'em! Enjoy.
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  30195. Pissa. Great work. I enjoy your content.
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  30196. My favourite ad was the two black cows in the white Hilux ute
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  30197. You want sound? You really want sound? 😊 Extremely nicely sounding Jaguar V12: https://youtu.be/kdOLUcvIBjQ …much nicer than that Audi, methinks! Maybe the car with the most beautiful engine in racing history, the Porsche 935 Kremer K3: https://youtu.be/XnLEtHxBako Insane revs of a 250cc Kawasaki four cylinder inline: https://youtu.be/X0-T4Zd7EfA The extreme other end of the spectrum, the Lanz Bulldog 10.5 litre single cylinder two stroke diesel. Originally, there was not an inch of wire on that machine, no battery, no generator! It has no reverse gear, two stroke diesel engines run equally well in both directions of turn. The driver had to shut down the fuel pump until the engine died down and was to just not make it over the next top dead centre, the engage the fuel pump in the right moment again. Easy-peasy! 🤩 I just know you will love this, the insight what happens here during the start-up procedure will take a second to sink in. Trust you eyes, It is what you see! https://youtu.be/Rn93PCtchv0 🤗Enjoy!
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  30198. Kimi is the best xD IMO conferences are best parts, You should check more of those.
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  30199. I’m no stranger to Rams site, before I bought the power wagon i was building all models..almost went with a outdoorsman model, with the Cummins..I couldn’t justify a diesel...been in love with the power wagons,found a deal, yeah I go with that😜 my truck listed for $69,100 I built one plain Jane for $52,600 I bought my truck fully loaded( it was on the lot for a year) $42,905. Taxes and all the bullshit put it to $50k😜😜love that truck!! Nice video!👍🏻👊🏻(I get an employee discount too)
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  30200. Hi Ian, If your interested in Bathurst check out this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idVwSpxE9qg It was a racing circuit in Longford, Tasmania, and was opened in 1953 and closed in 1968 due to safety issues. It attracted the worlds best drivers. This was one of the greatest race tracks in Australia at the time and if it had been made safe would still be the greatest. Pete
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  30201. Hi there, i dont know if you take recommendations, but if you do, Lifestyle Hal did a nice video of places in Czech Republic "10 Beautiful Places to Visit in the Czech Republic 4k 🇨🇿 | Czechia Travel Video". i think you might like it. Anyway, nice chanel and nice videos. Its always nice to see people from "big countries" take interest in whats behind their border. Americans get a lot of crap for being ignorant to the world beyond USA, but they are not by far the only ones. I used to work in the UK and i ll never forget how my bosses' second in comand asked me, with straight face if we have an electricity in Czech Republic. And the sincere shock when i told her that not only we have the internet, electricity and running water, we've also made that bloody car she used to get to work every day
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  30202. One of the best car shows on the planet. Does get a bit so so when you do it every year though, I haven’t been for a couple of years now, Seems this year they have been taking safety a bit more serious. Goodwood is more about the classic race cars over the modern stuff (thankfully)
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  30203. there's a big V10 from the 90's made by mercedes benz trucks and i think this one is pretty much musical (18.3L without any turbo) om403 there's also a v12 with 2 turbos om444
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  30204. Been looking forward to this.
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  30205. As an American, I love vegemite, but don't like tim tams at all. But if it makes you happy?
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  30206. Can you do language quiz with european languages?
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  30207. Happy Christmas 🎄 enjoy!!!
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  30208. If there ain’t Tim tams, it ain’t an IWrocker video
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  30209. The supercar Mustang is a Falcon chassis with a Mustang body. So looks different than the road going Mustang.
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  30210. Re-submitting these two suggestions, both from trucking in Norway: * https://youtu.be/9hodtjEwl70 * https://youtu.be/Y6wcHcIpmTc
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  30211. These are all crazy times for everyone involved. The terror, the fear of war and the lashings that Mother Nature brings to all parts of this world is just the beginnings of what’s to come. Anyone of you who think that this isn’t so, then just pick up a Bible and read Matthew Chapter 24 and onwards. Even if you don’t believe, you cannot deny or say that it’s just a coincidence for something that has been foretold many hundreds of years ago. Open your eyes and take a look around. This world is not getting any better, it is getting far worse than any one of us could ever imagine, and there is a very good reason for that. I pray that anyone reading this will have an open heart to what is truly going on around them. Thank you for your podcast, in sharing and caring for all of those people who are dealing with such devastating times no matter where they are in the world. You’re a guy who truly has a heart, and that my friend is truly commendable. We are battlers, we understand the importance of mateship, and no matter what, we will always be there to lend a hand to our fellow man. We as Australians will always bound together to help each other out in times of need, no matter who you are. Thanks again for caring, sending much love and appreciation from Australia 🇦🇺 💕
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  30212. My sister went to BU and loved dunkin' donuts coffee. I just loved the donuts. Could eat sugar raised and honey dipped by the dozens. One of the things I wish we had down here.
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  30213. https://youtu.be/ziseS-Nut34
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  30214. Great video. I think you would like a Aussie Netflex show called The Magic Land of Oz.
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  30215. Yep it's a nice one, definitely a go getter. 😎👌
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  30216. dude you gotta keep driving the power wagon its the reason I'm sure most of us stared to follow you
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  30217. i got 7 speeding tickets going around here on a public day on my Honda NSR as i didnt know i had to do the speed limit lol
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  30218. Wait till you try it in real life , the table is so much bigger than you imagine. It’s a great feeling when you rack up a decent break ( I’m lucky if I can get a 20 break at a time though )😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  30219. Yes they are POBLANO PEPPERS or capsicum. And they are close to bell peppers kinda since they’re not usually spicy :) you could use that as a replacement and the cheese could also be used of your favorite choice. In our home Queso Fresco is what we used but other families use chihuahua cheese or Oaxaca cheese or mozzarella or Mexican cheese blend :) good luck hope you enjoy ❤
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  30220. Where I live in Aus almost everyone has a 1 tone ute.... either a Ford, Holden or Nissan ( the Hilux is the most common) ... but I'm in a mining town. There's More mustangs around than anything else drivenon our days off... goto the pub & see 30 brand new mustangs outside.
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  30221. Gotta ask how big is your pantry?😂 You realise you got the wrong NRL jersey. It should the Penrith Panthers ❤️ they just won the grand final which 1st time in history they played it in Queensland due to our Covid lockdown in Sydney. New South Wales is about to open up as we have 80% vaccinated and that too means over seas will be able to come here. Happy bday mate!🎉
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  30222. 6:47 The center caps are in the boot @ 6:33
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  30223. Hi mate great video ,used to live on the Goldie for 20+yrs great tack we had Indy cars for a few years in the 80's also was fantastic spectacle Cheers
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  30224. The plastic pig. Hated it when they came out, but has grown on me over the years.
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  30225. no pading at all bro. becouse of your angle of movement,the hight kick and drop,,,,yaaah. is painfull if you get hit directly🤭😉. for info. this game started in the 15 century. you make me smile Ian becouse you enjoy and shock waching this game. 🖐️ from Malaysia
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  30226. Im in Prague now so ... an Euro got a beer. Maybe 1,5euro in supermarket for that pilsner urquel. Its most common beer here. All bars have it on nap. Not my favorite though, but not bad :D
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  30227. @Iwrock You're doing a great job. Sharing your Journey into F1 is as interesting to watch as your enthusiasm. Just keep going and your fan base will grow wider then your wildest dreams. F1 is about to, if not already, explode in the USA and you could be one of its key components.. I recomend you watch Sky sports on race weekends since it will provide you with typical British style of presentation but also some nice European flavors and so much detailed data and history as many are ex F1 Drivers inluding a number of world champions. I also recomed a guy called Elvis Prestly who has has a briliant youtube channel called ask elvis. He is an EX F1 Maclaren pit macanic who has won both team and driver world tile with the team. He knows what his talking about. Enough from me. "It's lights out and away you go?
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  30228. As a maccas employee in australia the oreo mcflurry is a lot better then the timtam. They dont use real timtams as the chips its not even close and the syrup is gross. Although mixing an apple pie with it was really good
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  30229. More axles = more load capacity. Look at the trailers they use to carry oversized loads here in the US, they almost always have 4-5 axles in the front, and, back. You gotta spread that load out!
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  30230. check out the danish ones. there is even a unique unimog rigged to handle riot work. know you love those XD
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  30231. Starbucks coffee was crappy mass production...we have some of the best coffee in the world..I take all my meetings in a coffee shop
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  30232. I highly recomend looking into ford escorts history in rallying and the Seat brand, especially the performance models. Both subjects have some of my favourite cars.
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  30233. You should react to the Corey Worthington video and interviews. Absolutely Hilarious. He had a massive party when he's parents went away. Led to the film Project X. Very funny and very Australian
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  30234. this Skoda Model ist not only rare on american roads, on european roads also!!! :D
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  30235. Many European stadiums have a metro station nearby within walking distance.. Very few have a metro station inside the stadium. One of these is Dublin’s Lansdowne Road “Aviva” Stadium (Ireland’s premier Soccer and Rugby stadium.)
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  30236. Let me tell you, I don't like beer at all. I dislike most alcohol for its sharp taste (suspect I'm hypersensitive to it because I can taste alcohol out of almost everything if it's in there, yuck) and beer especially, it just tastes bitter and nothing else. Only alcohol I can drink are either cocktails where the taste is smothered in other ingredients or fruity ciders (those I really like though, a nice cloudy lemon cider, oh boy). But that place looks absolutely amazing and I'd love to visit it someday, if only for the looks history and food (because that steak plate looked delicious!) but if I'm there, I'd also love to have a wee chat with Daddy Tapster and see if he can actually recommend some sort of beer that I may enjoy and give it a try.
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  30237. Holy shit a family video channel of an actual family
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  30238. We need to start a gofundme to get Ian and the fan over here to see at race a Bathurst.
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  30239. I know! He really wants to go there! :)
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  30240. Well if you get your citizenship, I can't offer a Maloo ute, I could offer you a Holden Adventra with an LS1, however doing a burnout in an AWD would be a bit tricky, and it's now my hometown
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  30241. Apologising for taking some time of is a typical American reaction. I've learned this on your channel👍. My 3 week holiday started last weekend and I still got another 7 days to spend before the end of the year.
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  30242. I wish 🌷 Tulips would grow in my garden in Sydney but they never survive probably to hot here? I remember how the bulbs became crazy valuable in Holland that some people made vast fortunes importing them selling them at one time they were more valuable than gold and people invested their life savings in Tulip futures then suddenly there was a glut of bulbs and market crashed and investors lost everything, goes to show that nothing changes if you want to know what stock shares are going to fall horribly ask me, every time I've invested in the stock market I've lost everything 😭
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  30243. To me, the most beautiful "sportscar" is actually the volvo 1800. Not a fast car, but beautiful.
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  30244. Ian, you forget we have to pay a lung & kidney for fuel - I calculated it as 3.8 Litres = 1 US Gallon so 1 Oz Fuel is = $5 USD / US Gallon, 60% of that are made up of government taxes .................... but wages are much higher here. You need to stretch the snakes out to make them longer just like many Aussies Kids do LOL. We are in bloody lockdown again so can't go anywhere much. Will have you send you over a real beer to get some hair on your chest LOL Your American beer is just like drinking water to us Aussies LOL
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  30245. The reason why this V8 sounds different is that almost all American V8s, which you are familiar with, have a cross plane crank. This bike's V8 and European V8s, however, are flat plane. The only American V8 that I know of that has a flat plane crank is the Mustang GT350. Cross plane V8 has that grunty sound while flat plane, which revs higher, has a wail.
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  30246. Hey Ian everyone else calls it Kal
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  30247. It’s a pity this track is barely used now.
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  30248. You need to come travel Europe, and make some videos when you're here! ;)
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  30249. Thanks for the reply, I understand, too bad you couldn't try the Czechvar on tap, which is better than the one from the can. Anyway, I hope you will like the other Czech beers at least as much as Budvar. :) I'm already looking forward to your next videos, and not only the ones about beer.
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  30250. Also, thankyou for the forecast, you do better than our local weather forecasters haha
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  30251. We love the fact that you are immersing yourself in everything Aussie! You are an honorary Aussie now, mate 😁
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  30252. Ian, Thanks for the share mate! We need more people showing Initiative and Nous their profession this will take them anywhere also asking more Question to improve is the best way!👍 Old man wiser Awesome Stuff!!
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  30253. 2:12 right but a little more F like in your word Fu** and its perfect!
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  30254. Drinking and swearing is an age thing. I’ve never been a part of that scene. The generation gap has help me avoid it altogether. There are towns in the outback but really, unless you’re part of a guided tour, you have no reason to be out there, especially amongst the scorpions and deadly snakes.
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  30255. Is this car AWD? If not, and FWD only, when the rear wheel overhangs, one of the front wheels will be lifted and won't have any drive, even if it's still in contact with the ground. I found myself in the unfortunate situation of having to give way to a Range Rover here in the UK on one of our many single track roads. I had to reverse and let it through because I was the one closest to the passing zone, so I reversed, and when I went to pull off, I could move in my front wheel van. I didn't have diff lock or anything and the wheel that was loaded didn't turn, the wheel that turned was the unloaded one. Stuck. Luckily, I'd just left a school I was working at, and phoned a guy who pulled the van to level ground. Just my little story guys 😁
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  30256. I think you could do with a few Aston Martin videos to see that car is not unusual for them :)
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  30257. much better ian . i like it better this way .
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  30258. Whistln Diesel destroyed a Classic Hilux over 3 videos. Less than 100,000KMs on the Odo, very rare to find one with such low kms, it looked mint. It’s a bit cringeworthy to watch, beautiful Ute and really rare to find one in that condition from that era. https://youtu.be/Yl1FNX08HFc is first one and we’ll, they can take some punishment and extraordinarily capable.
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  30259. I like to tim tam slam port or other sweet desert wines. Or baileys Irish cream Try it
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  30260. Melting butter and just a "smear".... Or cheese singles and Vegemite on vita weat!🤤
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  30261. Considering just how much the regulations of both NASCAR and Supercars have change over the years. For me it's getting to the point that both NASCAR and Supercars should come together and agree on adopting the same set of regulations. In doing so the Supercars would be, in all but name, become the 4th overseas racing series to run NASCAR specs, long with NASCAR Europe, NASCAR Canada, and NASCAR Mexico.
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  30262. GTR ran about 2:16 lap times approx.. Modern day they do 2:03 lap times.
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  30263. Watch you tube channel Garn, Aussiest bloke you'll ever see. Swearing through the roof so no kids.
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  30264. Typical greeting here in Adelaide is usually "How's it goin'"
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  30265. I don't know it's true or not as I've never been to the US But I heard when you go to a supermarket/Maccas/KFC...etc that when you see the price on a tag/menu/whatever than you have to pay extra re:tax whereas here in Australia and a few other countries that I've been to that the price on the tag/menu is what you pay as the tax is included in the price.
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  30266. I mentioned this in the comments of his last vid. Hopefully he reads your comment. Definitely some wild moves in there.
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  30267. A million USD in Copenhagen Denmark will buy you a very small house in a good area, or an okay but not modern house in a decent area, but nothing remotely modern or good in a great area. I would get that decent house in a decent place for that, but will very likely move abroad and live in the US somewhere in the midwest for my cars hobby and do that, but fly to Europe for restaurants and wine hobbies.
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  30268. 🇺🇸❤❤
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  30269. Do you know what the Mercedes logo (3-pointed star) means? On water, on land and in the air, or ...engines in land vehicles, ships and aviation.
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  30270. I've wondered since hearing it on American Pickers they say Iowa is mid west, yet when looking at the map it's closer to the east coast imo lol
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  30271. Just Thanks for taking the time to make these videos! 👍👊
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  30272. It's kind of rare thing to see that somebody bring from Europe to USA Skoda but it was nice trip to past thank you for the video.
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  30273. You can watch every Supercar race, qualifying, and practice for about $45 USD a year. You also get all the support categories every round. Go to the Supercars website and sign up for superview. I'm also an American and I have been watching the Supercars for years, best racing on the planet and they don't try to sanitize the driver's personalities that makes it even better. Some of f the older races are on their you tube channel as well.
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  30274. Who wants to see Ian react to Mad Max 1-3, (undubbed)?? I would watch that in a heartbeat!
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  30275. You should lookup Wilson’s Promontory National Park - most beautiful place on earth in my opinion. It has Squeaky Beach - and yes, the sand does squeak when you walk on it 😁
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  30276.  @IWrocker  Thanks Ian - welcome here anytime, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA ❤️
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  30277. So my recommendation for you Ian would be "puh-shaw". It's probably the closest an American would get to pronouncing it correctly. Also, I think your mic signal is living at the redline right now. It's gained all the way up like an electric guitar and distorts quite a lot, muddling the clarity of your new higher quality gear. Try finding a gain level where it does only occasionally hit the limit (big loud laughs etc), and then use some sort of compressor on your recording software to fine tune the signal. The distortion you get right now could also be the result of a compressor being setup incorrectly, so if you are already using one you should adjust your existing settings. Plenty of quick and simple guides online on how to adjust the signal to get the most out of your microphone. Don't worry, everyone who gets their hands on new microphones get it wrong the first time. It's like flooring the gas pedal on a V12 Lambo wondering why it wrapped itself around the nearest tree, because that's what you did in your 1.2 litre Skoda Fabia as well.
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  30278. @IWrocker  Thanks for the reply. Never heard that saying before.
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  30279. I love these big jiggers. I can think of places I'd go if I had one ...
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  30280. its fake companies, and if u trully want realism, heavely mod it , i would advise. I am a real life european trucker, that does not touch the game no more, but some times american , because its more challenging for me , the long nose and turn radius and all
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  30281. The only other animal I can think of that Australia has that is weaker than an equivalent elsewhere is the Scorpions. None of the top 10 venomous scorpions in the world exist in Australia. Of course, none of the other countries have spidersharks, so I'm pretty sure we have it covered.
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  30282. wow a 6lt nice
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  30283. It wasn't bad at all ;-) The Czech language has some special features. One of them is the lack of vowels in some words, like čtvrtek (Thursday). And if you really want to hear something unpronounceable for foreigners, type into a translator 've čtvrtek ve tři čtvrtě na čtyři' and let it read it out loud.
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  30284. bit of trivia for yu . i was born in jan 1965 . lol but not here in australia , so i was in england when they did this lol .
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  30285. man love the truck would like to see exhaust ran out like on the TRX think I would be better but still don't have problem with it the way it is all my trucks have had turn downs but one
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  30286. cant remember seeing a medication commercial...ever.
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  30287. 3.16 that is a major trauma car used by the top paramedics that assist the most serious patients and is used by air ambulance crews at night as the helicopter does not fly at night
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  30288. 👍🥳
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  30289. The Audi s1 e2 had 560hp in 1985🤤🤤🤤
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  30290. the opal will show up with black light
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  30291. But i do know some people that go yearly with the company to San Francisco and love it there, they work togheter with an company there but the trip is mostly meant as an company vacation trip
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  30292. Hi Ian> the Ute came about in the forties / fifties and was called the utility vehicle. Holden FX ute came out in 1948
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  30293.  @johnbower7452 They do drag racing with semi-trucks/tractors, but no circuit stuff unfortunately
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  30294. I said 18kg in the last video
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  30295. I am sitting here watching your guys eat shapes, I am also eating chicken crimpies as the moment.
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  30296. Funniest video on the internet. FULL STOP. Wow. Sooo good Ian
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  30297. You guys don't get Turkish Delight in the USA? Comes from Turkey (hence the name), also known as lokum apparently. I'm not a huge fan of those chocolate bars you've got there, but proper Turkish Delight is delicious. It's a sweet made from sugar and starch (according to google). Has a solid, gelatin like consistency. If you've never seen it before it might seem a bit unusual but it's good stuff.
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  30298. I love your comment " unnecessarily extra" explains a lot about these ads
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  30299. Awesome video mate. Try listening too. John Farnham - You're the Voice. It would be criminal for you too say you love Australia without listening too our "real" national anthem.
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  30300. Honestly, I don't even know what Praga is, I have never seen it here in Czechia :D
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  30301. Happy new year’s mate. Stay warm!
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  30302. sup man
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  30303. Never been in one personally, but I live a couple of kms from Sandown and pretty much go to every Sandown 500… BTW, I changed my profile pic to my 1st Moanaro coupe… This is from 30 years ago and she looks very different now 👍
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  30304.  @IWrocker  lol, that was with a 308, 600 Holley, mild cam and headers! She’s got a twin turbo LSX now… 8.8et 1/4 mile 😤 Loving your channel 👍
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  30305. Hi bro... Good to see you and give us an opportunity to invite you to join us in our desert. We will be seriously happy to see you in real life. You are welcome anytime.
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  30306. Lactose free milk plenty of grass n carrots some oats n Lucerne as well they are easy to keep n love beer too just get a young female and they make a good pet wallabies are better still if you put a hot water bottle n wind up alarm clock inside a jumper that's tied up and hanging from a door knob for a defacto artificial pouch will give you a good start just don't give them cows milk or bread breads bad for lumpy jaw as itl kill them
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  30307. Do sweden Please ❤️🇸🇪
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  30308. Perth Western Australia is always HOT Christmas around the 40 degrees Celsius or 104 Fahrenheit I would LOVE to experience a white winter.
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  30309. Have you guys thought about immigrating down here. You would fit in well.
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  30310. Nice 👍🤠👍
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  30311. Drove the exact same Model back in the days. It's a beast. 450 HP. Heavy as a tank but smooth as a baby. But it gulped around 30 Liters while not even speeding. Ceramic Breaks. One Set all 6 months around 6k a piece. Dont get me startet with the service. They charged 1200 Euro for dust and pollen Filter and new spark plugs. They never built a car like that afterwards. The last good A8L w12 in my opinion
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  30312. 3:20 absolutely the best part Why did he do it that time? mate did a burnout outside... Maybe stop doing burnouts lmfao 😂😂
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  30313. The unregulated Group B cars of the 1980's were absolute monsters. The latest S2 Audi Quattro reaped an absolutely astonishing 700+ horse power out of its fairly tiny five cylinder row-engine. The problem was that it was a front engined car. By the time they fixed all of its problems Peugot had made a mid-engine all-wheel-drive ralley car. If the regulations had been more for spectator and crew safety rather than limiting the engineers we might have seen quite a few more advances by today.
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  30314. Other Aussie things to check out....Finke dessert race...NRL = National Rugby League not Rugby, Panthers, State of Origin not AFL either.....Cape York, The Kimberlys, The Victorian high country, Peter Brock...King of the Mountain...Torana....Allen Moffat....GTHO and Big Kev!
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  30315. You should watch Mercedes’ double decker bus it’s amazing too 😅😅 or the UNIMOG
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  30316. If you will look for how to build a castle (its on timeline youtube channel I think) you will find whole series where experimental archelogist live and build a castle as they would back in the time.
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  30317. Look at NASCAR 100 Bathurst 1998
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  30318. I'm Russian, I'm a bit drawn to geography (moderately, but I'm a techie with OCD and fixate if I'm interested in something), but your knowledge of geography is many times greater than mine
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  30319.  @IWrocker  I can see why, it Took my breath away just looking at that footage. Both our countries truly have so much to offer in the way of natural beauty. I really Hope I get to explore your country one day. Just As much as I hope your family gets to explore ours!!! 👍😁
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  30320. I know you like slang so the cop car at 7:17 is a Paddy Wagon. We also have different coloured cop cars like green and red in nsw and those are candy cars. Any small sleek cop cars are highway patrols because that’s where you mainly find them. And our cop cars vaguely like civilian cars so that they are harder to spot out when people are speeding
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  30321. Mate try ya dvd's on your pc, if u have disc drive. There's also a program which u can copy n create a digital file and watch them from any usb or storage hd. Let me know if u want more info
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  30322. Congratulations to you both and your family 🧸👏
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  30323. 2nd!
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  30324. Yeah it is, 100% there's a town in Florida called Melbourne
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  30325. F1 pitstops with refueling did take quite a long time, not that much faster from Indycar here, simply because it doesn't matter if 3 guys can swap out a wheel faster than 1 guy, the refueling has a set flow rate and that's by far the slowest thing. So as long as Indycar has refueling during the race, there's no point in having more people.
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  30326. The Mondeo in Australia was selling along side the Ford Telstar ( Mazda 626 wide body ). Getting expensive and no wagon - so the Mondeo sold at the same time in the same category by the same maker. They didnt sell well, though because their sumps were vulnerable. As a result, we missed the wide body next generation and came back with the current body type. To satisfy the idiots at the top of Ford Us, our last Falcon: FG-X, was to look like the global Ford, hence its Mondeo type front end. The rear resembles some Jaguars, as i think Ford still owned Jaguar then ? Ian, you need to look up the different ZANY body types of the DS Citroen and its successor, the CX. 12 wheelers, camera car at race tracks, beluga whale looking vans and cabriolets, etc. Their suspension made them the ideal Ambulance for reducing shocks to the patients.
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  30327. ok let me fill you up on Kangaroos i had to learn about how the animals in Australia adapt to the wild Female Kangaroos are called: flyer, Jill and doe Male Kangaroos are called Jack, Buck and Boomer Baby Kangaroos are called Joeys they are the size of a jellybean when they are born in their mother's pouch (you can figure out if an animal is a marsupial if they have a pouch i think. sorry if i am wrong i learnt this in term 2 and its term 4 now and we were in lockdown from the second half of Term 3 and its also my last year) they can also stand on their very long tails so it acts like a 5th leg there are Eastern Grey, Red, Antilopine, Western Grey and Albino Kangaroos you WILL find them in every state and yea thats all i got
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  30328. Hey I was unsure if you would see this comment on the Trying German Beer video because I wanted to suggest some beers that I personally love alot. You should definitely try: Hasseröder, Berliner Kindl, Berliner Pilsner, Ur-Krostitzer and if possible Potsdamer Stange. I really enjoyed that video and I am excited for the next one. Big love from Germany.
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  30329. You should look at Truck sales so you can see out big rigs
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  30330. A great movie about a great kiwi is MCLAREN Also check out about the story of the Britten motorcycle another great kiwi invention keep up the great work bro 👍🇳🇿
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  30331. I dunno if you saw my message on your last vid but please do a comment video on the Australia Day lamb commercials they go back to 2005 and are gold
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  30332. What about SEAT Cupra. I would like to see your opinion on those cars. (Sorry for my english, is not my native language but I try my best) :)
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  30333. Basically only bogans and tourists do a shoey
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  30334. The new Mitsubishi Express van is a rebadged Renault Trafic van. The only vehicle ever to receive the dubious distinction of getting zero in the ANCAP safety test. The only reason it can be sold in Australia is because it got 3 stars on the EuroCAP saftey test. ANCAP is the hardest safety test and that is why it is being adopted worldwide as the standard safety test for all vehicles. ANCAP is also why Ford had to make changes to the Mustang to bring it up to 3 stars to be able to sell it here.
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  30335. 16:31 This Opel literally can't die, easy and cheap to fix my friend had this Opel , BMW 5 series and an Alpha Romeo but the Opel was the best👍
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  30336. There's an outtakes version where they can't get through it because they start laughing all the time
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  30337. You can home make the anzac biscuits and add dried fruit like sultanas or Cadbury choc chips to them. (Just not dark choc chips.) Basically its flour, butter, rolled oats and golden syrup. If you want the recipe message me back we make them all the time! Love you guys and agree that our choc is better, I was in the states in 99 and tried your choc and errr..... nope!
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  30338. About the van at 2:30 , up to 3.5 tons is the "normal" car driving licence. These are built to stay under that limit because not only would you need a truck licence that is not cheap, but a whole other set of rules. so most choose this type of utlity van or jump to a truck over 7.5 tons.
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  30339. We call McDonald’s Maccas and there’s even restaurants that put Maccas on their signs instead of the full name lol A Taco Bell recently opened up like 5 or 10 minutes away from where I live in Melbourne lol but we don’t have any of the other ones you listed. We have a version of Dunkin Donunts called Doughnut King and there’s a couple Krispy Kreme shops but only two or three I’ve seen or anywhere close to me. We have dominoes and Pizza Hut, and also KFC. I might have seen one Wendy’s somewhere haha and I think it was mainly hotdogs and shakes. We have subway too. T.J. Maxx here is called T.K. Maxx 😂 we have 7/11 too. Lemonade here is carbonated and it’s usually clear lemon flavoured soda. We call soda soft drink and Lemonade is not the same thing as lemon flavoured soft drink lol if it’s lemon soft drink it’s yellow and stronger in lemon flavour and sourness, whereas lemonade has a subtler lemon taste. We have cordial which is like kool aid I guess but it’s concentrated liquid that you pour into a glass like a bit less than an inch (or more for bigger cups or bottles or for jugs to store in the fridge) or however much you prefer personally and add water to make it flavoured, like 1 part cordial to 9 parts water for example. I’m 22 and I’ve never seen the snow, yet I have experienced mild hypothermia once, that’s how weird Australian weather is depending on where you are haha is a redhead so I’ve been burned a shameful amount of times and terribly like blistered by the sun it’s no joke rip My dad passed in March this year 💔 but he was once knocked completely over by a rogue Kangaroo whilst walking down the street 😂 and recently my mum witnessed a Jack russel terrier barking and chasing a kangaroo down the street with it’s owner trailing far behind them running as fast as he could 🤣 There’s a spider that lives above my head most of the time that’s been there for months, since before my dad passed and it’s September now. I think it should start paying rent lol Our largest land predator is a dingo which is basically a wild doggo lol and I’ve actually been lucky enough to pet a couple before (NOT one in the wild, a couple of rescued dingoes who had been raised around and lived with humans) and some people have mixed breed dingo dogs as pets. I can’t really think of other fast food or store comparisons right now but if anyone wants to give me some names of American stores I might recognise some or know the Aussie counterpart! Hope someone finds this interesting or helpful if they wanted to know a couple more things x
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  30340. weird to see ya town on here lol i live in geraldton as well.
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  30341. You gotta check out Cranky doing a burnout, now thats nuts
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  30342. Hi Ian that blue gleeman transport car is No60 cameron tilley the beast is a 1970 valiant pacer running a full spec 245cid (4.0 litre) hemi 6 cylinder engine with triple weber carb's producing about 580HP!!!,now running a 408cid V8 nascar mopar engine producing about 700hp!!.as you saw he was hassling the he'll out that 351cid mustang showing you don't need 8 cylinders of mopar power to trouble your opponents. You should do a full article on camron and his valiant
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  30343. at 3:43 you ask what type of bird and it is a Cockatoo and the colourful birds are parrots and the 3 spiders are huntsman very harmless
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  30344. F1 got it down to 2 seconds, but it was becoming dangerously fast. There are now safety rules to slow down the pitstops - they are still sub 3 seconds often.
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  30345. Little bit of trivia for you : Did you know the Ford Mustang won its first race in Australia ?? It was driven by Norm Beechey on the 11 April 1965, at Sandown Raceway in Melbourne, Victoria... True fact. Cheers, Gary.
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  30346. 14:51 I get the same reaction from women when I take my pants off
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  30347. America played in the last world cup, did alright too for your first go..
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  30348. A current F1 car is now longer than a F150. so yes, they've gotten a lot bigger over time. But no, they are not slower around the track. Monaco has always been the slowest track on the calendar.
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  30349. The genuine big block 6. Lol. They were strong engines those 6 cylinders. You were correct by the cortinas too. There have been toranas, amx, camaros, and older falcons in that group as well.Too cool champion. 👍
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  30350. Can you react to the Mazda 787b?
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  30351. Indeed, if you know what you are looking at, then you know the architectural style and hence the era. The commented-on video starts with the "concentric canals" (semi-circles). Note that Amsterdam started inside the canal called "Singel" (means "girth" or "belt") that ran around its perimeter. (Farm)lands outside this belt were rather wet and peaty and not suited for building on. To fix this, the soil got improved and raised using sand from the innermost dunes along the coast, West of Haarlem (to Amsterdam's West). Canals served the transportation of that sand and trains of small barges got pulled through these canals. The canals, throughout the Netherlands, served several purposes and the first of these was as main logistics highway for heavy and bulky loads (time tables existed). Second was to manage the water table in the soil as a way to prevent getting wet cellars or wet feet. The names of these canals. Note that the Netherlands only became a kingdom under its own king in the House of Orange in the 1800s. When Amsterdam started its expansion, the spirit was mercantilist. The first extension semi-circle was "Herengracht" (gracht=canal and the word gracht derives from the verb graven "to dig"; "Heren" means "gentlemen's") and this was meant for top tier mercantilists. Part of this canal is nicknamed "de Gouden Bocht" (the Golden Bend). With some nobleman far, far away making claims on Dutch money, there may have been an emperor with a claim to influence in the Netherlands and, being considered less important then the merchants of the Herengracht, the next semi-circle canal was called "Keizersgracht" ("keizers" means "emperor's"). This canal has slightly less imposing buildings along it. And then the third expansion was added - each time improving soil and raising ground levels - which was called "Prinsengracht" ("prinsen" means "prins's") putting an Orange guy at the time in their place. Lesser houses than along the other two canals. Part of the top-tier canal house region around the Gouden Bocht towards the Amstel river had its own dialect called "Hoog Herengrachts" (hoog=high). As these houses may have had a business function too, this did not mean they had a ground floor shop facade. If they processed or manufactured something then this went via back alleys and the work would be done in sheds in the backyards. Houses might get extended with an addition to their rear, often in a less posh style and these would be connected to the house in front. Such extensions often served to give a place to live in, to the heir, the next generation. This is the kind of extension we find in Anne Frank's diary "The Back House". It could be reached through the front door. Also note that the outer houses along Herengracht, to their back faced the inner houses along Keizersgracht. A back alley separating the gardens and allowing working class servants to access their work location without polluting the pleasant view of the front. Extensions did not end with Prinsengracht, but this is the main story. If you want to see this from the canals in a canal boat tour, note that there are a lot of trees along these canals and a tour in summer when the deciduous trees are full of green leaves means you see little of the facades. After fall, when the trees are barren, everything looks sad, depressed and barren. So I would only book a canal tour on a sunshiny day. Leaves may start to fall in September, but it may take well into November for everything to have fallen down. The best tome to do the tour is in early spring when green buds are on the twigs in the trees, maybe some already starting to turn into tiny leaves. But still giving full visual impressions of the facades.
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  30352. Best of luck to you. No doubt this a swift kick in the nuts for you. Nothing worse than having your rig in the hurt locker. But then again you don't need me to tell ya that. Thanks though for the vid and the detailed info. I now know what to look for and I'll be keeping an eye and ear out for my Power Wagon. On the positive side, man that Hemi sounds downright kick-ass brother.
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  30353. HI JW, nice idea, fun to watch! Keep it up, Thanks :)
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  30354. I don’t say “runners”. 😂 I grew up in the in the little white blotch in Queensland. 😂 I say “joggers”, which got really confusing when they started calling those pants “joggers” And the more rain the better! I’m a pluviophile, 100%. We are dealing with La Niña atm and so it’s pouring almost every day, and I’m living my best life.
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  30355. My first time driving in the States, I was in Vegas during peak hour. Turning double lane highways i had to remind myself , left long, right tight.. it was pretty discombobulating at first.. 😅
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  30356. Ford in the 70s released a production xw/xy fully lifted 4x4 falcon Ute. Wait till you see that. Not a concept, full production.
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  30357. In my opinion the old version of Fosters lager was similar to cartlon draught but now that the uk own fosters they have ruined its reputation
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  30358. Too funny 😂
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  30359. The advice you received Ian was spot on, the only other thing is spread it thin on melted butter/margerine. Oh...and if you have an ulcer in your mouth, take some Vegemite and smear it onto it. You will high pitch scream for 2 minutes but you wont have any pain from that ulcer for hours after and it will heal super quick too! I definitely think this American lad is worthy of honorary Aussie status, G'day Cobber, grab ya self a tinny and pull up a pew!
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  30360. Stop looking at Bathurst on video and come and join us.... 😉
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  30361. In regards to the original Mad Max, you need to get the Australian version as the Australian accents are changed and doesn'treally have the same feel
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  30362. Peter Brocks car No' as you could see is 05 and the reason being is because at the time drink driving alcohol limit was •08 and Peter Brock wanted it changed to •05 hence the Number, can't remember what Year it was but i think it was late 80s early 90s the alcohol limit was charged to •05 . Great old school video cheers for the memory MATE. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  30363. NiCE One! 👍🙂👍 Ozzi's & Kiwis have various ways of eating Vegemite/Marmite. ..thick toast with butter ..Melted cheese& Vegemite toast ..toast &Vegemite with poached egg on top ..little teaspoon of Vegmite stirred& mixed into Mug of hot soup. Maybe for a sweetner on the pallet try drizzling( not sqirting) Sweet Chilli sauce all over some French Vanilla Ice Cream... Mmm yummy!😋😋
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  30364. I remember Klein tools on Villeneuve's Indycar, I wouldn't know if there any good? But I love that era of Indycar
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  30365. Thanks
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  30366. so just fyi, the fact that house prices and everything are "booming", and wages have not gone up, indicates a recession, your money is worth less than it was before, therefore it takes more money to buy the same things, thats how inflation and recessions work, at some point the things become completly unaffordable and the economy collapses. their are stages to a recession, and all govs right now are printing money like crazy and thats stage 1
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  30367. Thats going to be way too hot this is outback NSW!!
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  30368. That was fun, you gonna get so many helpfull comments on this one. xD
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  30369. Rob Dahm's AWD 4 rotor RX7 turbo has had someone record the sound from over 2 miles away and it wasn't just audible, it was still loud. I'm guessing the 787B is pretty close.
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  30370. The 787B might be louder. No turbos to silence anything.
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  30371. Very cool livery on these trucks
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  30372. Ian ... Love your videos... Australia was declared "Terra Nullius" by the British when they 'discovered' it ... Aboriginals at one stage were also deemed sub-human and ALL rights of ownership were denied them ... I'm not sure exactly, but I imagine that it was 1965 when they were FINALLY counted by the establishment as recognisable individuals, however at that point land was not returned to them until AFTER the 'Mabo Wars', which is something you should definitely research in regards to aboriginal history. <3 ... Keep them coming ... Can't wait til you get to come visit!
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  30373. I would love to see more of these!!
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  30374. Chuck a uyee it means do a you turn. Salvation Army we call salvos. She be right. She will be ok. Cuppa means a cup off coffee and tea. Alright vegiemite.
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  30375. Hi Ian , looks like you love these episodes , i too enjoy them very much ty for sharing , would love to go there sometime even though they have the most dangerous animals and reptiles & fish on the planet
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  30376. I had a 69 Monaro GTS , and the charger adds where so popular , some people used to give me the hey charger peace sign . And yes please don,t burn me about selling the GTS for $1500 bucks. I do love the US chargers , but if I could have a US car would like to get a 71 Chevy Vega with maybe a 327 like the old monaro had.
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  30377. Someone else might have suggested it, but you might want to look at Eric Bana, the Australian actor who loves his ford and his rally driving. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas.
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  30378. Now all you need is a everyday rewards card so you can head down the bikky isle at Woolworths and buy one of the 400 different flavours that Tim tam has.
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  30379. I see you go for the good ones this time
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  30380. Gday Mate, You could react to Norman Gunston's interview with Sally Struthers
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  30381. The lap wasn't bettered until practice in 2010 by Craig Lowndes in a VE commodore. That Kmart car started out as a Holden Racing Team car in 2000 as a VT commodore raced by Craig Lowndes, it was updated in to VY spec in 2003 and raced by Todd Kelly (Murphys team mates brother) at HRT and sold mid year to Kmart racing for Murphy. 2003 was the last year the cars were allowed to run special qualifying engines, this explains the absolute crispness of the 5 litre chev in car #51 for qualifying. Murphy and Kelly dominated the race the following day to win the bathurst 1000 comfortably also. The car was sold numerous times and ended up in the development series I believe before being purchased by a collector and being restored In 2011 to its 2003 livery and remained with the owner until it was put up for auction in 2018 and expected to sell for close to 1 million aud. The most impressive Stat for this car at bathurst for me is that it was a 3 year old chassis and absolutely blitzed the newer cars that weekend. The current lap record is a 2.03.5592 set by Cameron Waters in the 2020 shootout in his Mustang.
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  30382. You will no doubt get a lot of suggestions of peoples favourite mod... I like Jazzycst's "painted truck traffic pack" for real truck paintjobs., and "Really real company names" by Shebuka for real companies (no more "IKA") . If you drive at night you will at least want 'Brighter truck and trailer lights" by trainguy and others. Not sure if all those are workshop mods or i got them from other mod sites.
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  30383. These drivers are absolute knuckles. 🤣😂
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  30384. I'm impressed, "What hill?" It didn't seem to be slowed down by much...
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  30385. Watching dirt rally makes me miss my 83 firebird. All we have here are rock roads maintained by the county so lots of fun. I can't count how many u-joints I went through jumping the hills and running through fields.
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  30386. I think they made this to generate buzz for the mopar performance gear. With a new remodel for the 1500 and soon to be coming for the 2500.. i would bet that you WILL SEE some mopar performance goodies for the next gen. Just like mopar played with the accessories for the jk but really took a huge step with the jl. Hope some of those will bleed over to older power wagons. The bumper, rails, wheels.. i cant even bare to look. I want them soo badly!
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  30387. here in center of france we experienced this type of 3 or 4 time in the last 4 years. this is really really difficult to rest or breeze. Here in le Puy en Velay, we had, 3 years ago, afternoons with 45°c (113°F) while normally it's 32-33°c max 35. It's just horrible and for people like me who have asthma, it's really dangerous.
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  30388. I’ve got to agree with the safety aspect here. I’ve driven a car that could do that whole section in under 2 hrs. BUT… I’m not that brave. There isn’t a gas station every 25km. (Street car will empty a tank at 300kph pretty quickly) Tyres at that speed and temperature will disintegrate Kangaroos. Anyone else here ever hit a jumping roo at even 100? Pretty untidy. And I’d rather hit 3 roos at 100 than 1 at 300!
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  30389. BTW, my wish car, on track : Mercedes CLK GTR !!!! thx for your vids : I enjoy the fun you get everytime ! cheers from France
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  30390. Watching form randwick in the eastern suburbs of Sydney nsw Australia..love t channel. Take a look at all for adventure..great aussie 4wd..
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  30391. As far as I remember her husband hasn't had the courage to drive the car. So she took it.
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  30392. you clearly got the core of the rules yes. But what your missing is the "thinking strategically" part. No offense at all, thats normal, especially for people that used to play billiard. Because you don't reeally have this there. Others have pointed out the break. To add up on this: Often when you do not have a clear shot, you are not actively trying to pot a ball. Instead you are just barely touching a ball so that you make a legal move while putting the white ball in a position that makes it very hard to score a red for your opponent. Altogether you just always need to think ahead for multiple shots. What's your goal? what's your next ball? What's your out if you miss it? Any way to trap the opponent?
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  30393. As a Unimog 404 owner my self I would not want to be sitting om the back like that my self while driving offroad. They had some crazy Ideas back in those times 😂
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  30394. Group B gives me ridiculous nostalgia...sad it came to an end
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  30395. Congrats Ian and Daniella.. genuine people are appreciated by us Aussies.. you are truly a lovely deserving family.. hope the New year brings you all the joy you can handle..xxx Liz Tears of happiness here to Daniella.. need a tissue?
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  30396. Well done mate, you listened and put on the right amount of Vegemite on your toast for your first taste. I have to admit to spreading a thick layer of Vegemite on toast, croissants and Salada crackers. I suggest you try it with a slice of very fresh bread with a generous application of butter and some Vegemite then folding the bread in half. The combination of textures is something to behold. Adding a slice of cheese on top of a Vegemite sanga is my favourite go to snack. ⛳
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  30397. I looked, but couldn't find a way to contact you, just found this video released Oct 9th, not sure if you've seen it. Goes for a bit, nearly 30 mins. Worst crashes from every year of Bathurst 1964 - 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IJGwadOwPg
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  30398. Boring not a fan of any of these one's so far. They just lack something. Over the year's there have been way better one's. Now I going to have to look back at some of the one's I really like.
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  30399. I'm so proud of you! 🤗🤗🤗 I had nothing to do w/ your knowledge, but I'm so so proud! Also, Transylvania it's NOT a city, it's a region.
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  30400. 5:11 welcome to classic racing, getting 7-8k rpm out of an engine designed to pull 5k is expensive as hell and they tend to blow up a lot for obvious reasons. You think this is rough, I have race cars from the 30s and 40s sitting in my workshop, one of which is relatively famous for it's time, won the AGP in Bathurst in '48 and '49, held a bunch of records for hill climbs, and it's a 4 banger 1500 cc NA engine from 1936... We were invited to run in one of the demo races with other vintage AGP cars back in '90 when the AGP was in Adelaide, had to tow it from Sydney on a single axle trailer with no suspension and registered as a box trailer behind a clapped out VK Holden station wagon whose rear suspension was dodgey out of the factory, for 1375km or 855ish miles each way... the floaty rear end of the VK and the unsprung trailer gave us the death wobbles at anything over 80km/h or about 50mph, made for a loooong trip. Took two days just to get there. I had to fly home because I had to work so I missed the joy of towing it home again. Still, having a Paddock Pass for an F1 GP was pretty awesome. There was a footbridge on the main straight we could use to cross the track from the inside paddock area to the spectator areas and we were allowed to cross it during the F1 practice but it was closed for qualifying and the race for safety reasons. Standing on that bridge when an F1 car screams underneath you at 300km/h and the whole bridge shakes was a hell of an experience. Also they're fucking loud, that V10 14k rev scream was something else man, even with ear plugs in. Best time of my life.
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  30401. Seems to be the only thing Americans agree is the same between states is… the DMV is shockingly bad 😳🤣
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  30402. I've always said ,coke tastes better in a glass bottle, they don't put beer in plastic bottles do they,whoever proposed the plastic bottle for Coke should be put in the Coke Hall of shame.
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  30403. Hey, Ian. Love your videos and love that you're keen on my home, Australia. Have you considered reacting to a track walk around Mt Panorama? Here's one from a British couple, the wife narrates the video and the husband is an entrant in the 12 hour, from a couple of years ago. This one, unlike many others, is a first-time react video to the track. So, since you can't be there in person right now, maybe you could do a react video to a react video of Bathurst. Cheers, Graeme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsOsYEFx_AM
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  30404. Our public health system.
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  30405. Graeme Blundall (aka Alvin Purple movies) went to Merrilands Secondary College in Victoria and never claims but my aunty was in his class
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  30406. That happened with only THREE laps to go in a 50 lap race. That Ford Falcon was considered so ugly be Aussie buyers it basically killed the sales of the car, They fast tracked its replacement to rescue the company !
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  30407. Ever heard of the Toyota Cavalier? Yup it's the Cavalier you're thinking of. GM didn't have much of a presence in Japan in the late 90's/early 2000's, so they struck a deal with Toyota, you probably know about the Pontiac Vibe and Toyota Matrix twins but they also got Toyota to sell the Cavalier in Japan under the Toyota brand. Needless to say, it didn't sell well
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  30408. Shit mate you got to look at the F1 that was lapping at Bathurst for the 12 hour entertainment. He was actually sending it and was smart enough to stop and do a burnout to slow his lap times and warm the tyres first lap. Pure sound
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  30409. And oh my God love to clime them mountains what a view
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  30410. There's a few vids on YT that have the view of inside the car as they go around the track, you have to watch them to understand how loud and fast these things go, especially when they hit the limiter going down Conrod straight! Great video as always, check out the Bathurst 12 hour you won't be disappointed
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  30411. Alrighty y'all hahaha. That sounds so weird. We say alrighty all the time but never y'all
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  30412. Hey ! Before retiring, my father was the head of the regional mechanical workshop for the fire department (which also covers ambulances). He had to work on most of the red trucks you saw. Back then, the local firefighters in my village would organize a christmas party for the family of the firefighters and the kids (like me) could ride in one of their trucks while they drove it around the village, it was a pretty cool experience. The car you saw at 2:21 is a Renault 5. My grandfather used to drive a Renault 5 GT Turbo, and when he passed away my uncle took it and is still using it to this day. This car is also one of the mythic cars of Group B Rally, you can find it in Dirt 2.0
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  30413. Recommend looking up on the Flinders Ranges - great physical geography, some of the oldest rocks on the earth, and so many great fossils. Also, if you're into star gazing, look out for videos of the Arkoroola Observatory. There is also a number of aboriginal rock art and landmarks from the Adnyamathanha people.
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  30414. A variety of vehicles are used, and vary across Australia. Most were based on vehicles with larger rear body on chassis like Ford F150 or sinilar, leaving room for patient trolley and med team in the rear, but also there are some, mainly patient trasport based on multiseat van, like Toyota Tarago
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  30415. Do it like you want. Prost!
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  30416. Hey dude, I know you love listening to great sounding motor’s. Have you heard the screaming V-10 of F1 cars from the 90’s. 18,000+ rpm?
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  30417. You deserve it mate! Congratulations!
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  30418. Now when you watch narnia you and other americans will be confused as to why edmund betrays his family for the promise of turkish delight 😂 even more so since its the traditional without chocolate haha
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  30419. Happy birthday. I had mine yesterday (Sunday) also
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  30420. We used to have F150 Ambulances back into the 90's
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  30421. ..this weekend.. live.. @FIA World Rally Championship-->> -🔴 Opening Ceremony LIVE! | WRC Central European Rally 2023->> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yby-6wZIbSQ
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  30422. The pinnacle of motor sport Formula 1 ......is missing you!
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  30423. 37 Celsius predicted here this year for Chrissy. Got new togs😎👍❤️
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  30424. Try Hoegaarden if you can find it, it's a yellow wheat beer. Best drunk with Belgian Frites, they invented fries. American WWI soldiers called them French fries because in the south 9f the country they speak French.
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  30425. Funnily enough, I can't get enough of Dr. Pepper, especially the cherry one....yum..... can only get it in some stores, and it's expensive lol
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  30426. at a few stations in Sweden you can get RON 102 , dont know the ethanol blending in that one. Another thin that always confuses med when i go to the US is the colcor och the nozzle. Sweden: Green nozzle, gas, black nozzsle diesel. U.S: the other way round...
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  30427. nice to see you love the city I live in, its great! the race is pretty wild
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  30428. Dude. Sorry, everybody else is dancing around the elephant in the room. WTF, selling the PW and getting all hyped up on an oldish IFS GM product. You are regressing my man. I went from an '02 2500 Burb w/8.1L to my '13 PW. My Burb was leveled w Cognito UCAs and Fox 2.0s and 33" KO2s and a Go Industries Bull Bar. It had some presence on the road. I had some pride in it until it met it's demise in an accident. But really never liked that IFS shit up front. It was always a subconscious downer for me being a previous Jeep owner, although I liked the rest of the rig. That's when the '13 PW came into my life. Bought it used w low miles and clean. I found my almost perfect ride ( Thuren made it more perfect). My man, I would never have found your Tube if it wasn't for the PW connection. Come on man, get back to your roots! Power Wagon all the way!
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  30429.  @IWrocker  yeah man. I haven't bought a new vehicle in ages. I always look for something low mileage, maybe some extra years but in great shape and loaded with options. They are out there to be had. Just need to shop around and not be too eager. My '13 PW was 5 yrs old when I got it, but it only had 37,500 miles on it. You could eat off the engine bay. I drove 2.5 hrs into God's country PA, up in yonder mountains, to get the right vehicle. Let somebody else eat the depreciation. It's easier on the wallet.
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  30430. Ive spent a lot of time on K.I, Those rocks are called Remarkable Rocks, I did some professional Crayfishing and pro hooking for snapper and King George whiting, and the water is clearer than the pictures make it
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  30431. so New Mexico vs Illinois? Was it not practical to stay there?
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  30432. Gotta love pink bits.
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  30433. I am driving a Peugeot 307 2 liter 136 bhp from 2003. It will do without a problem 200 km/h. It is very reliable and after I bought it in 2008 I got a LPG system installed. My most fun car was a Renault 5 Alpine Turbo. It had a 1.4 liter engine with 108 bhp, but it weight just 870 kiligram. It also had a roll cage. I needed after 15k kilometers two new front tires since they became round over time, because I was always at the limit in each turn. It was such a fun car.😅
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  30434. I went to bathurst the other day and it snowed.
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  30435. I saw one of those Skyline 250GTs and plenty of others I didn't recognize when I was in New Zealand in 2019 and 2020.
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  30436. The motor is the Aussie 308 naturally aspirated v8 if you could hear theses in person you will love it
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  30437.  @IWrocker  And having one is also fine. If I grew up measuring let's say weight in gibbligoops it'd feel more intuitive for me as well. No problem there, just saying.
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  30438. Thing is, America probably would've gotten the Barra had Ford USA not been so greedy. Story goes, Ford USA was looking to get some new SUVs in their line-up and eventually learned that Ford AUS had been producing a car (Falcon) based SUV for several years, the Ford Territory. So, after some talking, Ford AUS sent a Territory to Ford USAs proving grounds for testing in which the Territory made the tests look like a joke, Ford USA execs were quite surprised, going as far as calling it "The best vehicle Ford has ever made!" Ford AUS was happy to hear that Ford USA wanted to bring the Territory to America and said that they already had the majority of the things needed to produce an LHD version of the Territory for export to the US. Only one problem, Ford USA didn't want a potential best seller to be an import, and they were so impressed by the Territory that they wanted Ford AUS to stop producing it in Australia and hand off all manufacturing of the Territory to Ford USA! Ford AUS walked straight out the door, and that was that... That was the story of how the USA almost got an AWD Barra powered SUV in the Ford Territory.
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  30439. Didn’t know there was a difference
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  30440. G'day Ian, l don't know how may Kangaroo's we have no our farm it must be in the hundreds, and the most dangerest time of the year is breading season, the big males will fight anything to win the female, and if you get between them your in trouble, that kick from the back legs are deadly and with the claws can disembowel you and crush bone, tourists are lucky to only see in most cases the more dosile females but they still can kill you. Cheers mate, cheers, Neil.
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  30441. Lol right. Merry Christmas for you and your family :) 🎄
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  30442. Not going to lie but so many lame ones there and it was almost like every 2nd one was a upside down one. 🙄 I'll like this but only just. Sorry Ian.
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  30443. FYI, Melbourne Cups on this Tuesday...First Tuesday of November...better watch it.
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  30444. You really have to go skiing, its one of the best things to do in your life! You have wonderfull landscapes, you have awsome air, you just sit outsite in a ski hut and enjoy the beauty of the alps. I only can really recommend it to you!!! Best greating from Austria:)
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  30445. Would of had tyre warmers on before he left I'd say. But still it would take a few turns before the tyres would heat up to optimise temperature.
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  30446. The good ol days of Clarke and Dawe!!!!
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  30447. Check this two onboards: - Jacques Laffite - Ligier JS9 - Matra 3.0 V12 - Monza 1978: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXYIhLvyAFc - Patrick Depailler - Tyrrell 008 - Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8 - Montreal 1978: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEFDfctC_6M Great sounding cars and also great drivers.
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  30448. There are Side cars with 1000cc motors as well. Great video mate.
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  30449. Here's the Wiki page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danfoss
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  30450. Check out remebering Rodger the ripped kangaroo.
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  30451. DUDE! You gotta watch Ivan Aristeguieta's Bunnings comedy sketch. It's unreal!
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  30452. Nice 👍🤠
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  30453. 4:30 you honestly seem to understand the main drawing points of the game already. Even if you don't know the rules you hit the basic feel of the game on the head for sure mate. It is more free flowing and fast paced compared to NFL which I understand is very stop start.
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  30454. Only thing I hate about rough country. Is that I purchased a lift kit full kit for my 2014 ram 1500 came with blow shock but it was no problem I got that replaced for free. While installing front shock spacers blew my stock struts front passenger and driver blew got replacement struts they also blew. So I contacted rough country and they pretty much told me to go fuck myself if I want front struts with springs I have to pay for them their kit does not blow front struts but yet I have the receipts and the pictures to prove it so buyers beware rough country will just tell you to go fuck yourself they don’t stand by their product at least the guy I was talking to you on the phone didn’t give two shits hopefully rough country see’s my post on everything that has to do with rough country and they will contact me and we’ll set things straight because I’ll keep posting comments on this videos like this because I think buyer should be where they rough country will not stand by you once I got your money they’re happy they don’t care highly highly disappointed in the company that would treat me like that performance I gave it a 0 out of 10 right now until they solve my issue.
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  30455. This Aston Martin Valiant looks really evil to me. Imagine that bad face shows up in your rear mirror.... Please don't kill me, i let you pass for heaven sakes.....
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  30456. America does have our cab over Isuzu, just they are marketed as a GMC. But they may not have our 4X4 version.
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  30457. You need a racing sim setup asap!!!
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  30458. Power Truck Show is one of the biggest truck shows in the Nordics. There's also historic truck section in the show. Here's one show truck/daily ride: "Mercedes Actros 2663 - The 75ft Lowrider Truck | RIDICULOUS RIDES". But how about that Finnish Saab: "The story of the 1986 Saab 90 - made in Finland". Rally Hall of Fame member Simo Lampinen: "Simo Lampinen shows his Saab V4 rally car at The Saab Festival 2013" and "Saab Club Finland Track Day with Simo Lampinen".
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  30459. Jamie Dunn (Agro) is an absolute hoot & really nice bloke. I met him lots of times when I lived in Brisbane.
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  30460. Still waiting for somebody to send Ian a bottle of bunderberg rum... love to see a before and after video lol! Might have to send a gift box from the Ute muster also. Iv got a place in deni if you ever get to the Ute muster Ian, plenty of VB can will be drank! Lol.
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  30461. A D.A.S. sticker! How cool is that? In my childhood, many cars in West Germany had a D.A.S. sticker on the rear window. D.A.S. means "Deutscher Automobil Rechtschutz", a now defunct German car insurance company. Nice to see that one again, a memory from the 1970s. Back then, many West German cars also had stickers from "Traumlandpark", "Phantasialand", "Fort Fun" or the "Panoramapark" right next to it, well-known amusement parks in West Germany.
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  30462. If you can find it in America. Adelscot, Blonde or dark, thank me later!!! Most delicious Belgian beer IMO , Im a Brit, European. Euro beer needs to be cold as .. well done! Duval is like a Bud to Europeans! You can taste the Hops & Barley in that Mutha!! 😅
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  30463. Hey Ian, did you know the sponsor/promoter Bob Jane won Bathurst the first two years of it running? In a Mark 1 Ford Cortina GT. 1963/64. 👍🏼
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  30464. Willi i rocker chocolate factory
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  30465. dude you have to react to the icelandic upp hill climbing scene, ITS INSANE YOU HAVE TO CHECK IT OUT!!!
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  30466. Please check out this one. If not for a video. Do it for yourself 😊 SEARCH for Volvo 152 . Its yellow. it's a volvo engine in it.
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  30467. We have an old big brewery here, producing millions of bottles of beer every month. Opposite them, on the other side of the road, a couple of young people started their own business, it's a kind of family, small brewery. It happened that the big brewery copied one of the products of the small, family brewery. In response, the owners of the small brewery made 3 billboards, which they placed on their fence, just opposite the entrance of the large brewery. There was only one question on it: Would you like the recipe as well? :D
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  30468. Turn 8 at Adelaide is a crazy spot cars are pretty much flat out and there is alot of driver failures into the outside wall.
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  30469. similar road that goes down the escaparment into shellharbor in NSW.
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  30470. Quick history followed by old codger rant. Holden was an Australian company producing saddles for horses. In the early 1900 it started making cars. Sometime in the 1930's GM moved in and bought them out. So iconic was the brand that they kept Holden in the name and became General Motors Holden, GMH, (I actually think, but am not sure, it started as a partnership rather than a buy out) and Aussies grew up still always referring to Holden as the car company. Ford on the other hand moved into Australia and set up its own division. By the 1960's they were producing all their own Australian designed and manufactured cars. So both companies were Australian in their own right. Australians really didn't care what was happening in the rest of the world we just did our own thing and the companies were successful. As the world globalised the push to fit in increased and eventually the Australian car industry died (tears in my eyes now). Rant: As an old bloke a "ute" can only be a sedan that has had the back converted to a tray. I have been screaming that for 40 years - apparently no one is listening. Everything else I am happy to use the American term "pickup". So to me in all of those photos there was one ute. I guess the fact that those have died too means that if we don't call everything a ute we will soon be calling nothing a ute. Oh change is hard when you have such great memories of the "way we were" (singing in my head now).
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  30471. I want to send you something, but I am waiting for a couple more things for the package. I want to make sure that it arrives to you safely and with no leaks, which might be a hint as to what's inside. Also, you got an Australian Ford coin, you are very lucky, the Australian mint produced limited edition coins to commemorate Aussie car manufacturers, those go for about $35 (aus currency) on eBay, they also made Holden coins as well.
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  30472. There was almost a rebellion when the try to change the Shape recipe.
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  30473. Its too late to suggest now but it pays to put your beetroot and pineapple on paper towel for a while to get rid of some of the liquid. They are delicious burgers but difficult to eat without juice running down your arm. I am pleased you enjoyed it
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  30474. Hm, this reminds me of a series i watched a while back about a guy who rode his Unicycle around the world. It's a looong series because is took him over 2 years i think, so many episodes, but it was still way better to watch than the stuff we've got on TV... :) His name is Ed Ed Pratt, so if you're ever bored @IWrocker, and don't wanna watch Avengers for the 15th time (or something like that)... :)
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  30475. For your next beer review can you please try the Irish Cider MAGNERS. It must be well chilled, but you can't sip it either. You must take a full gulp at a time to get the full impact of the flavour. It's beautiful stuff and I honestly think you'll like it a lot.
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  30476. These were the days where Gold Rush was on every mans mind!
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  30477. I don't think u need to worry about the pronunciation of towns. I think they tell u to say Melbourne in an Aussie accent just to make fun of you. It sounds funny when ur speaking in an American accent and then suddenly say Melbourne with a bad Aussie accent and ur trying ur hardest to get it right out of respect lol. Kinda like when Americans pretent to enjoy, out of politeness, the vegemite sandwich an Aussie prepared intentionally to taste bad. It would be weird if an Aussie said Chicago in an American accent and they wouldn't do it if u told them to.
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  30478. It is a meme yes. The joke gone as far as calling the atlantic "Gulf of Canada and Europe" or "Sea of Africa and Brazil" specifically excluding the US to take the piss.
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  30479. U said it yourself..there is already formula E,so i dont think they will go full electric soon...as we remember and still can hear the roars of the blown diffusers of the v8 f1... sound is also what makes a racing interesting to say the least..i just cant imagine as the f1 cars(electric) at the starting grid...and we can hear the flies...just aint cutting it...
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  30480. Look up 'State of Origin' If you thought that the AFL had some hard hits, wait until you see what happens when state pride is on the line!
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  30481. earliest ive been to your videos man, hitting like before i even watch it haha!
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  30482. This was in my country, Barbados! I was at this event. Such a good time!
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  30483. Hi! We hope to see you soon here in Škoda land:))
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  30484. Gotta watch Aussie Dashcam fails
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  30485. Our Finals start next weekend, what you call the playoffs. Don't confuse Rugby League with Rugby Union when doing your search.
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  30486. So, when are you buying tickets to visit us?
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  30487. Kámo, výborný video! 😉
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  30488. Just to let you know about the sleeper. The cabovers is in full vehicle width. So not like the US truck where the cab is actually narrower the the full allowed with of the truck. So even if you 2meter tall or as me 190cm I have no problem with the length of the sleeper/bed. What at some models is the problem is the sleeper/bed is too narrow.
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  30489. how is that leagle having alchol in ur fule stations ?
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  30490. My 2017 Power Wagon I purchased on 01/2017 is my daily driver. It is all still stock for purchased the 125,000/7yr max care warranty. Don't want to have and issues with warranty. And I like that it fits in the PITSTOP car washes, and bank drive thru etc. For me I have been driving several different RAM 4*4 2500's, and the this Wagon is not really any different. Other than doesn't get stuck very much. To be honest I get a new truck just about every two years all have been Ram 4*4 2500's for the last 15 years or so this is the first one after 1 1/2 years I am still very happy with, and have not had the "itch" at all to get a new one......But am waiting to see what the next Power Wagons body style is going to be :). And I have have owned many 2500 Ram's even longhorns, and one Limited. But I have never owned a truck that like no joke, just about every day someone tells how much they like my Power Wagon. It shocks me, I never owned a truck so many random people have positive comments about. Hell even the PITSTOP car washe guys always hit the button for the "best" wash when my sticker is for the "basic".
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  30491. You know the F-40 is one of the hardest cars to drive .....That car and engine is off its head .... you could see it on his face ..its called STRESS lol ,, that was crazy ty mate loved it
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  30492. what was "shocking"? or wa just a click bait title? anyways there are no casinos in Casino, or a i call it Cowsino, as its the beef capital of NSW, every year they have "Beef Week" and crown the "queen" of beef week and call her "Miss Steak", any ways great video Mate say high to the "love and kisses and the billy lids" Aussie slang see if you can work it out 'ooroo
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  30493.  @IWrocker  you're fine mate, a little clickbait never hurt anyone! Love your stuff btw, just started watching from Country Victoria 😊
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  30494. Aldi are hilarious ya can go in for a bread and butter stuff and come out with a diving suit and a hang glider. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  30495. Man glad your back!! And you could not be more correct on this video! “No replacement, for Displacement” my dad has preached that since the 80’s.
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  30496. Minute 6:25 - They're called "Penalty area" and "Small penalty area"
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  30497. I like the new look. Sometimes you did block part of the videos not often it never stopped me from watching you.
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  30498. I think too see an even bigger smile on your faace you should watch some Paris-Dakar truck video's (not pick up trucks, i mean big trucks) Maybe this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8G9HK6Gqm3I
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  30499. There is an old video somewhere on Youtube of a guy who filmed a timelapse video of the excavatiuon of his basement using rc vehicles, Another guy and his friends set up a mini gold mine next to a creek and actually mine real gold.
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  30500. Those Indy/NASCAR crews arent really that small. Look at the people on behind the pitwall. Who has to grab the old wheel, who catches the pneumatic wheelgun thrown from the other side and prevents it from staying in front of the car. :D Its more like a +4 at the wall.
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  30501. OMG I live in the region where Cassowaries are (Cairns), I have seen a few but they run from you. My son lives in the rainforest and gets them in his backyard (5 acres) but once again they run away. They even run from the cat.
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  30502. Darwin in the NT never has winter 30*c in july and 40*c in december and just bloody hot the rest of the year
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  30503. Oh, that was entertaining. Truck driver's wife here. For a more realistic game, they should have you checking the tyres, AdBlue levels, fuel level and load dockets before you set off, and you should definitely stock the fridge! Also, you should be getting regular fatigue messages from your EWD, and needing to find somewhere suitable to pull over for mandated breaks (good luck with that in European city centres). I was squirming a bit hearing the engine protesting when you were in the wrong gear and I did shout once or twice to use the trailer brakes instead of air brakes in built up areas... Maybe stay in automatic transmission till you get used to the feel of the truck? OK, I'll get back in my box now....
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  30504. So cool to see the level of stoke in your eyes after receiving some Aussie goodies. Enjoy my man.
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  30505. From what I know is that czech driver Josef Král was testing it and tunning it with the Praga company. He is former F2 driver now driving some endurance races for Scuderia ferrari. Also he is commenting our F1 races. Also the track was Hockenheimring in Germany.
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  30506. Bruh you seem to love good sounding lancias so you have to see Bruno laniello hill climb delta S4 .... It's amazing 😍
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  30507. I love old footage... the sounds.. the narration and the clothing.
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  30508. I think he may be racing in NASCAR this season ,god knows how the team will take to his comments.....Mark Priestly who has a channel on here is one of his ex mechanics when Kimi was at McLaren Marks book "The Mechanic" has some good stories on Kimi
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  30509. If you want another funny Scottish one look up wonkie donky
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  30510. I highly recommend watching both Simone Faggioli and Cristian merli 2 Italian riders they also made European that I know Simone and the most titled in Italy with titles won between Italian And European, Simone also took part in the American Hill climb competition, finishing second
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  30511. Recommend Phillip Island as your next track to explore. Beautiful track.
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  30512. Glad to see you have the Wagon back! I’d be lost without mine!
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  30513. Hi, if you want to watch something with a bit of dark german humor, may you like to watch "Staplerfahrer Klaus", everyone who made a forklifter license in germany knows this..... with best regards from germany
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  30514. Again, the Brabham BT62 is worth a look. Looks beautiful, sounds gnarly.
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  30515. Being this close, the vibration goes through the ground and rattles your teeth. You can feel the air being blasted in your lungs and it's terrifying when they fly past at full throttle. Great experience.
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  30516. Tried this in the 8+s in Denmark. The guy in the sidecar is referred to as a "sandbag". I've tried a number of crazy sports over the years; Rugby, American football etc. This gave me the worst beating, no doubt! Engine was a 650 twin taken out to 750. The rear tyre bolted to the rim. So much torque, and a serious beating for the sandbag!
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  30517. This is impressive no doubt about but you really need to go watch another Bathurst video. The one of Greg Murphy 'Lap of the Gods' where he did it in an arguably harder to drive car. Live rear axle, H pattern gear box, now that is one to watch and relive.
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  30518. You should start another channel dedicated to Tim Tams 😁
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  30519. Yeah, I think this is a typical situation between Germany and the US. 😊😀. Americans do it the brutal way. We do it in a smart way - and better. 😉
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  30520. Great looking pic;s of your holiday , the landscape was beautiful as well as the plants . Thankyou for showing them .
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  30521. I understand german so all good 😀
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  30522. Watched the first half of this, had to drive around London… can confirm that idiots drive in London! I was driving behind someone on the inside lane having caught up with him and got stuck behind him, outside lane was free for him too pull to one side and let me pass but did not do, after a couple of minutes down the A road someone pulled out in front of the car in front and I could see the car directly in front of me flashing the car that pulled out to move aside. One that car did the car in front continued to drive without letting me pass until diving from the inside lane to the turnoff. Things like this happen a lot in London (and only my most recent example) which can end up causing others to road rage and it unfortunately escalates, people are too selfish and not considerate in the slightest. The Netherlands was a alright country to drive through, I only had 1 experience but was unique as I was trying to overtake a tractor in a right had drive car (wrong side for most of Europe) and needed to pull a lot into the left lane to see if I can pass saw someone coming and knew I couldn’t but that car proceeded to beep at me the entire time he drove past me.
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  30523. Toyota towing Toyota, only in Australia 🇦🇺 😆
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  30524. The sound of your car's engine is so good.
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  30525. Only 10.6 Hours of american truck simulátor🙈🙈🙈 do not want mě to Tell how much i play train simulátor classic And how big Is my folder because of all of the DLC 😅
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  30526. Seeing the old Crump and Scotty HiLux ads here (and yes I remember those ones from here in NZ) makes me think that you need to see the character of Fred Dagg, and his origins in 1974: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeUzrsjwF4I
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  30527. Absolutely amazing
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  30528. Best regards from Austria 🤘🏻 Find your videos great Keep it up
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  30529. WOW YOUR THE MAN congrats mate well done .. thats in every aussie DNA
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  30530. I don't know how I've never noticed that The Black Sea sort of looks a mirror image of Australia, and of course with Tasmania missing. 😛
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  30531.  @IWrocker , sorry. I thought you were saying Oregon. In my head I was trying to connect it to NM. We learnt a lot about America in Geography in grades 5 and 6. I know I want to see the Rocky Mountains one day. For some reason I have always wanted to go to Ohio, Boston and Seattle. I have changed planes in Seattle 6 times and never left the airport. I will try not to write a novel next time. 😂
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  30532. I know the anniversary.. because it's 7 days older than me.. I have as many curves, but I'm not as iconic 😂
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  30533. For german quality tool brands check out Hazet, Fein, Festool.
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  30534. MB AMG One, has F1 engine and tech in it, the Blue one was Rimac Nevera (EV), Orange one with the huge wing was Koenigsegg Jesko. White Subaru, is Travais Pastrana's car, has active aero, for the next Ghymkhana Barrels are used as clipping points for drifting
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  30535. That was a shitload of fun!
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  30536. There's a big weight and aero difference between F1 and Indycar so that also helps in how fast they get around the track
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  30537. The Hoonigan you tube Chanel have an earlier model Holden Ute they imported and converted to left hand drive
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  30538. For as long as i remember kofola tastes the same as ever and i personally prefer it over any other coke it's unique and doesn't try to be cocacola and becose im czech i literally have it in a same place as people from America probably have cocacola
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  30539. 10:23 K mart in the 1980's had guns and ammo. I know the people at the local gunshop I went in there with my Father as a child. He has retired now and his daughter has taken over the business. When my Father died they helped me with the transfer of the firearms. Good people have guns we are all Police checked. We went out on his farm I had a friend I went bush walking with. We shot a 44.40 and shredded some trees. I had to go to a footy sign in. The top of the hill with shale rock slides and he had a Great Dane pup. Slide down the rocks we did. I showed him how to slide a dog down like a cat down a curtain. Top day. The dog didn't want to jump I said slide him like a cat down a curtain. we got down in record time. Love the bush and love the problems that you have nothing to fix it with. I made the cut but then switched to Rugby Union.
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  30540. my first car was a LH torana.
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  30541. 3:00 That is trippy! It looks like the lane that the Aussie cars are racing on is levels lower than the normal traffic because of the size difference in the cars. That's weird!
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  30542. The camera mic, the video editing, processing, rendering (especially with the technology avalable when this was recorded) and YT's compression losses, all filter the real sound considerably and the final result is mostly mid and high frequencies. The reality is much louder across the whole frequency spectrum. Been there, done that in the 90's at Estoril (Portuguese GP) and in the V10 era! I was on the stand at the end of the main straight but I heard that the organisation was handing over ear plugs to the people with grand stand tickets. 🙂 PS: I don't know if you noticed but the guy was also using ear plugs.
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  30543. Regarding the tyres. Remember these were sold in 1971. The tyres fitted to it would be because the owner wanted to retain the vehicles originality. Racetrack versions would have been fitted with racing slicks.
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  30544. Pretty sure your more Aussie than our politicians are mate🤣😂 Im sure there will be an Aussie or two organizing more Tim Tams for you and the family😁
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  30545. We went into lockdown with 501 cases. Now we have 70,000. They don't work. They are an abuse of human rights and they caused the suicides of two people I know.
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  30546. Hi Ian, thanks for the video. As far as I am aware, the older Landy's had aluminium body panels but still used steel subframes front and rear - which did rust, of course. A friend of mine had 3 (at the same time!) and used to claim that he could 'get-you-home' fix anything that went wrong with the following tool kit: an 8" shifting spanner, a large flat-blade screwdriver, a pair of mole grips and a 16oz hammer. I never tested him on this claim... Land Rover used to use this contraption to show off their Defender at Country Shows around the UK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDuxlVxvq5I
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  30547. I like the traditional deep southern American accent. Yes, it's a cliched accent and often made fun of by other Americans, but I find it very querky and unique. My favourite UK accent is the High Street pompous aristocrat.
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  30548. The SRT's are basic Highway Patrol and pursuit vehicles.
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  30549. I did my service as combat engenir. We had a bridgebuild that could be compared to what we see here. Obviously not as tall or long, the process of getting the bridge decksacross is very much the same. We just added a (we called it "a dick") a long lightweight arm thatl reach across while the actual deck isnt pushed out more than 1/3. We had one fail calculation once, where the added weight of the dick wasnt in the calculation. The bridgedeck tilted down, landed in the water. and the bridge was never finished. We "lost" the drill because of it. Imagine if they had dropped a deck on this build.
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  30550. I spent a week in Albuquerque 6 years ago , lovely place , travelled the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway - amazing
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  30551. most of the clips are probably between 88 and 91.. some of the clips did make it on to the air.. many of the more dirty ones obviously did not lol.. but it’s very funny.. there are more clips on the net with even worser stuff.. you probably couldn’t get away with some of the jokes today
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  30552. Scott should race in the Daytona 500 for Penske in 2022 or 2023.
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  30553. Should have a look in to Scottys mustang and his Bathurst win and lap record for your Bathurst edition the young bloke can drive
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  30554. This was so ridiculous lol Not to mention the narrator is American.. lol 🤦‍♀️
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  30555. What u see in the background isn't technically Paris but the "suburb"
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  30556. Shoey is a dare that got way out of control 🤮
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  30557. lol i dont even see these in czechia anymore, next time try felicia, that aerodynamic upgrade :D
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  30558. check out the dot on your shirt its see through
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  30559. Cahill's Crossing is really not 1 to pass in the wet summer months. Best time to be there in in winter during the dry. The deep north tropics have the wet and dry. Summer and autumn rain and generally dry from May to October. Normally cross at this time of year without much trouble. These guys are definitely taking a risk with a caravan. A great part of the country in Kakadu National Park located about 3 hours east of the NT capital Darwin. Lots of birdlife, wild flowers (lotus, water lillies). Best in the wet for the most activity and growth but stinking hot and humid (28C (82F) min to 36C (98F) maxs with high humidity). Only a few miles from indigenous Arnhem Land and the location or Ubirr. Brilliant rock art that's well worth seeing.
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  30560. So basically Americans are more British than the Brits
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  30561. no way we got iwrocker on polish cars club car meet before gta 6
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  30562. hey IAN bathurst is on soon pls make sure u see it live .... im sure its live in the usa
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  30563. Love the content man!! How’s it going (from a Aussie )
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  30564. Don't need headphones when you feel it I went to v8 supercars event I live in Australia
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  30565. Really cool camera view, thanks for all the videos ✌️
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  30566. React to the timed fos from this year please!!
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  30567. Im not sure about other states, but New South Wales ad a standing order with Ford and Holden for fleet vehicles. But with Falcon sales falling and Holden going bust, they have moved to other manufacturers. Mercedes, Kia, Chrysler are some ive seen personally for highway patrol.
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  30568. Looking forward to reaction to this 👍 . If you like Rotary's search for " 30 minutes of sweet, sweet rotarys " on YouTube. Some sick sounding cars
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  30569. Full rain ones rarely get use as the soray from wet track makes driving behind others dangerous. They also melt on dry track due to their compound. There used to be monsoon tire class but f1 cars today would just make a wall of water behind them as aerodynamics have improved causing water being pushed high in air.
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  30570. Question for you, I’m a huge power wagon fan but I’m stumped on whether I should invest in a power wagon or put about the same amount of money into customizing a Cummins. It’s tough cause ram won’t put a cummins into the power wagon due to “complications”... but I think it would be even more of a tank! What would you recommend? Love the channel btw!
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  30571. anyone could simply dub sound effects under the vid ,,but they do mimic all these sounds..
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  30572. Very good, I leave you this video on board Sebastien Loeb in Monte-Carlo for you to enjoy; It is something old and long but spectacular: Monte-Carlo 2013 Camera boarding Sébastien Loeb by LH Rallye
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  30573. 😎👍
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  30574. Hey Ian with how much your loving this have you taken a look at Isle of man tt it's obviously motorcycles bud same calibre of steerer it's insane love your vids this was super cool and yeah that guy sideways sticking the landing and driving out was super impressive
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  30575. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  30576. It gets better there is a covid ad here telling us to get the jab that has Ronda ketut and there kids in it
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  30577. Their is less classic heroes now cause back in the old days when there was little money in sport they did it cause the lived for it.
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  30578. Very enjoyable
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  30579. somewhat more close to your home but I would love to see you react to the mint 400
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  30580. One of my favorite Kimi highlight is first lap of 2020 Portuguese gp. If you have not seen it look it up.
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  30581. I have a 2012 Laramie Power Wagon, really like it. The 456 gears will get you where you need to go.
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  30582. Good morning from Austria, I see a license plate from Graz, Austria on your wall! Have you been there?? Awesome!! 🙂
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  30583. Someone send this family a big tin of Milo. Mmmmmilo. Hot Milo. Milo and cold milk. Icecream and Milo Spoonfuls of Milo Mmmmmilo
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  30584. Engineered stone, when shaped (to put holes for taps/sinks/etc) causes really fine dust. Many construction worked of the stone are getting lung cancer. There has been an investigation, and the link seems to be pretty solid. This hazard will remain around for decades, as there have been many thousands of houses with this "stone". Engineered stone has also been used in other locations (anywhere you can imagine "stonework". Some have indicated that the hazard level is similar to asbestos.
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  30585. Meat pies are best with a side of hot chips covered in chicken salt to dip into the filling. Pepper Steak pie's is my favourite, whenever i travel around Australia i always have to find the town's local bakery and see if they have any to test. I have found some real gems out there 😁
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  30586. bro i live 5 mins from this
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  30587. Congratulations Ian I found this channel during covid19 I think when I sub you had like 15,000. Ps I think all the Aussie people have imbraceed you as a Aussie family 👪 😀 😉
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  30588. I'd love to see you trying Croatian beers too
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  30589. There is quite big Polish community in Chicago (in fact the biggest in US - around 200k Poles lives there, heck Polish is 4th most widely spoken language in Chicago behind English, Spanish, and Mandarin) so maybe you can check Polish shops for European beers.
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  30590. Love it. Happy holidays . Greetings from Italy and Belgium. 🌲
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  30591. 6am here, just woke up and I don't regret it now
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  30592. Melbourne’s Fireworks are 100x better!
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  30593. The RAM trucks sold here ( more than 5000) in Australia are imported and converted to RHD by Walkinshaw Automotive Group which is the parent company of HSV which still operates in the same factory and imports and converts to RHD the Chevy Camaro & Silverado.
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  30594. Hope you and your family have a top Thanksgiving Mate. Thankyou 👍🇦🇺🍽️
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  30595. Maybe I'm feeling in a cynical mood but I smell snake oil. All power to them if they're genuine, but yeah, a bit suss. But then, I was a huge fan of the Vector W8.
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  30596. You should see the RC from Scania Trucks which I know you love this was just an example
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  30597. Ian, I'm at a Linux training class in Phx on my lunch break and watched your upload first b4 TFL. It is tough to get a good sense of the grade as we're not there, but with at least 35's air-down properly I wouldn't think it shouldn't be a problem. You can tell he was dragging that rear pumpkin a lot and Lord knows what else. Plus I think a bit of a different line to the left, if possible, to ride the crown of the trail rather than getting down in the ruts. He also seemed to be pretty heavy on the go pedal. Maybe that is needed given the grade, dunno. Much has to do with pure physics too, heavy and no traction, what do you expect. Not like all four weren't turning. I thought about leaving some comments, but there is little use. Many a Raptor fanboy over there, which I'd be willing to bet, most can't afford one. Even if they could tow what I need to, I don't want to be Fords' Guinea Pig with that motor. I have experienced the blinking as well on trying to lock. It seems odd, as sometimes it will go right in, other times it won't, doesn't matter if I do slow S curves or not. I have the best luck stopped in neutral. I'll have to do some more research. But it sounds like yours is just blinking 24/7. Is it out of warranty?
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  30598. 8.31 He actually got rear ended by an RX7 mid corner. The TV cameras didn’t pick it up, but it happened right in front of me. Many people still don’t know to this day, exactly what happened.
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  30599. Meanwhile the majority of Australia is mad as hell at the wankers in Melbourne that keep ‘protesting’ and spreading the virus. They are not protesters, they are thugs.
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  30600. You dont tip in Australia because staff get paid $25 hr not $5 like in the USA.
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  30601. There was a place in Tamworth, NSW called Oval Burgers, God what a feed that was, it was the size of a man's hand; for 2 boys (10 & 8yrs old), even we had a job to eat half each...can't remember how much it cost back in 78 but God I loved every bite! Aussie burger's, one of the best meals you can have, & fresh made 😉👍 Glad you enjoyed making them, & we are honoured & glad you rate our humble hamburger with a 9! All the best for 2024, stay healthy & stay safe! Cheers.
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  30602. Working and living in remote regions where a fully equipped hospital can be as a 1000 km away the service is essential. Could pay you to explore the network of commercial airline emergency runways in the outback, they're amazing. You'll be driving along on a 12 meter wide road then all of a sudden it's eighty meters wide and a couple of km long. A real sensation of driving along a runway. Then the thought runs through your mind ' what if ' lol.
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  30603. Pretty much what I expected. A difference of 500 kg does a lot. And today's breaks are just more advanced. I'm not even sure, if the Quattro has ABS breaks. Either way, modern ABS breaks or the ABS brain, works a lot faster, hence more accurate, than old systems.
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  30604. Another thing is the performance side of it, namely the GTR skyline, always been able to get that.
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  30605. Check out the gold coast indy race that was in Australia. They use to bring theNASCAR over too and race them around the gold coast
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  30606. Finally a Yank that pronounces Emu correctly
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  30607. Haha I have eaten 2 meat pies a day for probably a third of my life... never have sauce... there's definitely a pie culture down here
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  30608. Only a Falcon could do it! The last of our beautiful Falcon's.
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  30609. I’ve said for ages to watch hoonigan stuff. The gymkhana videos are good especially since you are more into drifting now. Hopefully next gymkhana has the new suburu. But between him and ken they have a bunch of new cars. So not likely.
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  30610. Best part of Bunnings is the sausage sizzle.
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  30611. Leffe is quite often my go to Beer in UK supermarkets. But.... You need to check out Lithuanian Beers .. Especially the Kriek versions by Volfas Engleman. Svyturys is the biggest brand there and it's Ekstra got voted best beer in the world about 20yrs ago.
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  30612. I saw your power wagon for sale in loves park. but when I went to go check it out it was gone!
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  30613. On a totally unrelated issue, USA was today named by the ICC as joint hosts (along with West Indies) of the 2024 T20 Cricket World Cup .... gives you two years to get your head around cricket .... T20 is the "wham, bam, thank you ma'am" form of cricket, I reckon you guys will take to it like a blowfly to a turd, also gives the USA cricket team automatic qualification .... looking forward, hope it has the same effect that the FIFA 1994 world cup had with soccer over there .... just something to bring your cricket knowledge up for ....
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  30614. There is no substitute for Cubic inches Because they Sound Freaking Awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 All the best from Nottinghamshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  30615. Dare triple espresso is the best
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  30616. Dammit, now I gotta go get me some
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  30617. Thanks for your thoughts and feelings and you do need to check out how to play cricket Rod Marsh was my hero as a kid and Shane Warne were my kids hero
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  30618. Never understand why America hasn't got into this game , It's mainly dominated by us Brits and Chinese players
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  30619. Looks like New Zealand?
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  30620. Casinos aren’t a massive thing here as most of our pubs and clubs have a game area with pokies, blackjack etc. Me and my partner love watching your videos 💕
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  30621. They'll never admit they are wrong. Never ever. China thinks we should roll over n give in, well good luck with that.
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  30622. Congrats IWrocker family, all your hard work and commitment paid off well done,
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  30623. My U.S. car I drive here in Germany is a stick shift... A MY09 Corvette... And even with European Sportcars you hardly find so much torque just controlled by a standard clutch... that is real fun!
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  30624. Our diverse weather is, Hot and Very Hot. That's about it really.
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  30625. @ IWrocker given how you love cars, there is one car I'd love to see your reaction to the sound of it and that is the BRM V16 1950's F1 car. My only stipulation is you need to listen to it at full cry. Trust me, having heard one at full cray in person twice now, you will love it, but turn the volume up, as the car itself is the loudest thing I have ever heard, whilst still being the best sounding engine ever made, full stop end of story.
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  30626. Ive seen a few Aussie comedians live but Carl is the best 🇦🇺👍🏼👍🏼
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  30627. I was there on the day and the crowd went ballistic. Put the mighty 17 squarely back on top.
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  30628. Schreitbagger sind in den Alpen und Dolomiten inzwischen ein Standart Gerät. Die Leistung (Motor und Hydraulik) sieht man ihnen nicht an. Sie ist vergleichbar mit Baggern der 30+t Klasse. Ich bin selber noch nie damit gefahren. Obwohl ich es gerne machen würde. Aber in meiner Gegend sind die eigentlich nicht im Einsatz. Preislich sind die hoch angesiedelt. Viel Hydraulik heißt immer höher Preis. 👍
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  30629. Since your into cars, check out the Aussie summernats videos! Also great vids mate. ¡ɹǝpunuʍop ɯoɹɟ sɹǝǝɥɔ
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  30630. Ian......Apparently Amazon sell the Tim Tams .,...Also there are knock offs made too .. Some Walmarts have had thenm at times too ,.., So glad you found our secret and you'll now be hooked for life ... It's an addiction .. Another Arnotts favourite of mine are their Shapes ... Shapes are amazing too ...there's a bunch of flavours and my absolute favourite is Barbeque The Originals.......Oh man they're so good and it's impossible for me to leave the box alone once I open them ... Arnotts changed slightly the recipe about a decade or so ago and there was almost rioting in the streets ...They had no choice but to return the original flavour to the market ...Since then theyre known as The Originals ...They're great ....
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  30631. If you want to get a holden ute (if you ever), i would get a HSV LSA R8 Maloo in lime green
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  30632. Merry Xmas to you and your family keep the content coming mate
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  30633. 😃🤣 The younger generation are just starting to realize how good the comedy was back in the day just like the music aswell. R.I.P JOHN CLARKE 👍
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  30634. I've never had a 2500 but did have a 1500 I liked my bfg a/t. never had the ko2 but I also don't have snow every year either but that the a/t that I have had that has worked for but maybe someone out that has same truck can help you more. nice video wish you didn't have that trouble. Come on tire brands help him out you think you got the tire he needs lot of people watch his vids have him to test you tires. hop that helps. lol hop everything works out.👍
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  30635. Bro check out some haka vids it gives me goose bumps… the haka is unbelievable
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  30636. Have you ever listen to a 90s V12 Mercedes 600 S-class with straight pipes? They sound like an F1 car! A most amazing noise 😍
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  30637. ian, find yourslf a functional trip you can work into your life where you walk instead of driving. weather permitting of course
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  30638. You should end these videos with a quick little test drive in a sim, that would be great :)
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  30639. Wow, the NT state flag is amazing!!! 😲👏👌
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  30640. the first time i heard about a bidet was crocodile dundee where he goes to new york and thinks it's for washing your boots. then later on he yells out the window it's for washing your backside right. i've never used one but there's times i wished i had one.
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  30641. if you guys got the pontiac gto coupe over there, the similar aged utes are based on mostly the same year utes and wagons running gear. i had the 2008 ford bf xr8 mk11 Craig Lowndes edition
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  30642. If I could give it 2 thumbs up I would.
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  30643. Your fascination with all things Czech Republic seems so bizarre to me 😂
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  30644. NZ looks to Australia as big brother regionally and Australia looks to the USA as big brother ever since WW2 . We all excel when we work together with common goals and can squabble over details without getting noses out of joint . The U.K. is where many Aussies originate historically , our roots tend to go deep , hence the ANZAC , more recently AUKUS and the proposed CANZUK . China is the threat on the radar , not necessarily militarily but certainly with the ability to throw the world's economics into meltdown . USA , UK , Australia and New Zealand as a bloc of military and economic power are a force able to control resources , sea lanes and global trade . An interesting video I watched recently was called "How Australia Is Crashing the World Economy And Taking Down China" by a channel called Jack Chapple , Aussies need not doubt our influence on the global stage , we have influence . I am glad to stand with our long term friends and family of USA , UK , Canada and New Zealand . Goodonyousall :-)
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  30645. I do love seeing those American style trucks in Europe though. They remind me that coca cola santa truck and usually they are very decorated, so they are very lovely. And there a are a few of them around in Europe, so we do see them sometimes.
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  30646. about time for this one..better then Murphy's i think !
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  30647. It is done at the testing track at YouYangs mountains outside of Lara a small town East of Geelong, been there.
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  30648. can someone out there in youtube world et up a crowd funding page for Ian.
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  30649. People going to come to your house think your lived in Australia for the last 10 years.
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  30650. If you wanna learn some Aussie lingo. To say- how you going, say it in 1 word- heyyagaan
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  30651. Hi, friend!!! that car reached 1000hp!!! I saw it live and it was scary!!! greetings from Barcelona.
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  30652. Always thought Leffe was French. It’s everywhere in Brittany.
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  30653. Mate you are the best American youtuber you don’t just make lame of offensive jokes.
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  30654. Great reaction dude... New sub here.
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  30655. Life is pretty straight without Twisties. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9ShRIWq0V4 There is only one bad beer in AUSTRALIA - "Fosters" because it is like making love on a beach. (F'ing close to water) The one you want if you are a fan of COORS (My favorite US Beer) would be CARLTON DRAUGHT.
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  30656. I had no idea your possums were psychos!
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  30657. Good on ya mate! You'd be freaked out with the amount I put on, near 1/4 inch thick sometimes.
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  30658. Lots of Jags XJ6 and Volvos estates if u look. Keep it up love watching u see what goes on in da rest of da world 🌎
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  30659. Yeah new Zealand has the shot over river jet boats.. such fun to ride on
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  30660. 70,000 miles less than 9 days. & Not an oil change to be seen.. I find it hard to believe.. I do an oil change every 10,000 km
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  30661. When you went for green when you didn't know the colour values, you should've gone for blue in the middle, not only is it worth more points, the angle you had on the blue would have taken the white down towards the reds for your next shot
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  30662. Hey man love your truck, I have a 1500 ram 5.7 but I will be in a 6.4 power wagon by Aug , It will be a 2016 or 2017 grey or black, Like the grill on yours better than 2017. anyway keep the vids coming, you got me pumped on the power wagon my next truck thanks.
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  30663. In project cars 2 the back straight kills brakes
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  30664. Bro can you please watch 'the great race' with Russell crows narrating. This mountain is my favourite bathurst introduction you will love them. It's Bathurst and it's awesome
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  30665. The signature on the engine cover is Supercar driver Jamie Whincup. No. 88 for Red Bull Racing.
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  30666. Huntsmen can jump a long way too. As they jump they have a silk thread attached so they can swing like huntsmen spider man
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  30667. AU in the House!
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  30668. It is't nature / natural cliffs.. It's usually Quarries. Most places wouldn't let you do this to a natural feature. It's like drifting in a way, you have certain zones or gates you must go between / around
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  30669. Surprised you haven't taken a look (or atleast uploaded any of it) at Rally Sweden, the only rally in snowy conditions. Would highly recommend a channel called DirtFish for rally content, including highlights!
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  30670. Wow didn't know about the egg's, we Aussies keep them in the fridge as well! I came over to usa in 2009 I was only 15 so great awesome memories! It was only 2 weeks too....
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  30671. Hi Ian, Mt Panorama (as the name suggests) was originally built as a tourist drive / lookout, however it was designed from the start to double as a racetrack (to replace the Gnoo Blas circuit, also in Bathurst)
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  30672. Hi Ian, Very facinating and weird. However, there is what is known as Bio-Grophy and the strange fact is "the Wallace Linme'. Thisimmaginery Line runs betweeb the Island of Bali and Lombok up to the east of Borneo and Celebes. What is facinating is that West of this 'line' ate Asian type animals like Tigers and elephants ets but to the East of this line are Ausr\tralian animals like kangaroos, koalas , platypus etc. Discovered bt Russel Wallace ( a contempory of Darwin ) it does throw some light on the weirdness. Do look up " The Wallace Line ".
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  30673. LDV, Foton & GWM are Chinese brands. Ssangyong is Korean. Skoda is a division of Volkswagon.
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  30674. That game is a perfect early 90's rural Finland simulator.
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  30675.  @IWrocker  Some people call me "Eye of the Tiger" haha. I have 65 hours in MSC, if you would start from scratch, I would deff. watch it. ✌😎
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  30676.  @IWrocker  You're welcome....also you know right, you not allowed to turn on red ;)
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  30677. 2:15 You are totally right. My beloved home city has been declared the most livable city in the world by many international institutions multiple times. "Vienna was ranked top in the 2019 Quality of Living Ranking by the international Mercer Consulting Group for the tenth consecutive year. In the 2015 liveability report by the Economist Intelligence Unit as well as in the Quality of Life Survey 2015 of London-based Monocle magazine Vienna was equally ranked second most livable city worldwide. The United Nations Human Settlements Programme UN-Habitat has ranked Vienna the most prosperous city in the world in its flagship report State of the World Cities 2012/2013. According to the 2014 City RepTrack ranking by the Reputation Institute, Vienna has the best reputation in comparison with 100 major global cities. The Innovation Cities Global Index 2014 by the Australian innovation agency 2thinknow ranks Vienna sixth behind San Francisco-San Jose, New York City, London, Boston and Paris.[126] In 2019 PeoplePerHour put Vienna at the top of their Startup Cities Ranking. US climate strategist Boyd Cohen placed Vienna first in his first global smart cities ranking of 2012. In the 2014 ranking, Vienna reached third place among European cities behind Copenhagen and Amsterdam. The Mori Memorial Institute for Urban Strategies ranked Vienna in the top ten of their Global Power City Index 2016." (source: wikipedia) And... it's so true!😁 Best regards from Vienna! P.S.: Yes, I might be Austrian and I'm over 40 years old, but I've attended only three ski trips in my entire life (shame on me!). 😂😂😂
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  30678. This is in WA. I lived there 15 years and on my travels all around the state I saw a lot of these places. Not far from where Wave Rock and the scrap metal sculptures at Hyden is the Tin Horse Highway, along stretch of road where farms along the way have made scrap metal horses, mostly using old metal drums, and posed them doing various activities. Nature’s Window in Kalbarri is not as easy to look through as this video suggests. It’s an easy enough walk along a bush track to get to where it is but to look through the window you have to climb down and along steep rocks. I had visions of a newspaper headline saying “woman plunges to her death in Kalbarri”. Western Australia has more than 12,000 types of wildflowers listed in its flora catalogue. People come from around the world to do wildflower tours. July to October is peak season. Seeing a vast field of everlastings rippling in the wind like a pink sea is a sight to behold. In the northern part of the state it’s best to check whether there are crocodiles in the area before swimming. Best rule to follow is if you don’t know for certain then don’t enter the water unless you can see the tiles on the bottom. 😂
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  30679. Its like 50 countries in the usa
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  30680. i loved the old days lol . ive had a xy falcon , 4cyl hb torana . a lh torana , a lc torana , a ford cortina , hr holden special . vb commodore , vx commodore . ea falcon . even an old american ford marquis tank , lol and many many bikes .
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  30681. Oddly in Germany half four would be 3:30…
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  30682. rest in peace brocky!!
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  30683. AND I‘M FROM OSTTIROL 🎉
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  30684. Which is wierd given our cars are boring looking and US muscle cars are far superior looking
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  30685. Hello! You can disable the low air pressure in the settings, that's annoying af. :))
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  30686. Ian you should checkout The Harrison Snake Catching videos. Tony has just started putting up more short videos of catching some of tge most dangerous snakes in Australia.
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  30687. If you use cold milk it melts on the inside but makes the chocolate on the outside hard, no messy fingers. Glad you loved it 👊🏼
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  30688. If I remember correctly, Katsuta jumped 67 meters or 220 feet on the last jump on the last stage
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  30689. this is crazy stuff love it
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  30690. Congrats to you and your family Ian 👍
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  30691. It's pronounced Moo-loo-la-ba then try to string It together faster, lol. Would be an Aboriginal word I'd think.
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  30692. Yeah, the game is fun, but it also has a lot of bugs, flaws and bugs, practically every year since 2010! If EA hadn't bought them they might have gone bankrupt. Unfortunately, these mistakes have also affected the best F1 esports drivers!
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  30693. Thank you so much, Ian.
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  30694. You get a lot more instruction and training from certified instructors, when you get a driver's license in Europe. That's where the cost is. <Edit> Most EU member states have fewer than 80 road deaths per million people per year. Most U.S. states have more — and ten have at least double that figure. Even Romania, the worst performer in the EU, is doing better than almost half of all U.S. states.
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  30695. i don't know if the trailer is the same but i know that they use trailers which have the possibility to rise theirs weight by modifying its angle and plow position so they start with about 20 tons and end with perhaps 100 tons i'm not sure but i know this kind of trailer exists and it seems to be the case in the video
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  30696. Haha the Sydney monorail got torn down in 2013 so that footage is out of date. They have light rail thru the city now ( as well as the subways ). kind of funny as Sydney use to have trams until 1961. it use to be a great fun thing as a teenager in the 80s and 90s, driving your car with friends on a friday night from Broadway and central up George street thru the Cinema district, up to the rocks. you can't do that anymore as George st is closed to that kind of traffic for the light rail.
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  30697. Ayrton Senna before F1, beating F1 drivers and champions in 1984 Mercedes Cup Nurburgring / Senna 190E Full Race-->> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZfXr1eESMs
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  30698. Hey there, from Belgium here. My dad was a truck driver for his whole life. I witnessed some manouvres in villages in France, Germany, or here, on the millimeter…
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  30699.  @nukers1234  😂 I have to agree with you. I've driven on both sides of the Atlantic and 3 years in New Zealand too. I love my current Super-B, it's a lot of fun to drive and enough of a challenge to remain interesting. I live in my truck full time, so the 72" sleeper berth is a blessing but I do miss the ride quality and innovation of the European stuff, still. Semi automatic transmissions are finally becoming de-rigour over here and (although my current ride is a 2021 with an 18 speed manual) for the most part I'd prefer an auto. They do have their limitations though. I'm on the oil patch in Canada and when it gets steep and slippery the autos just can't cut it. They shift too slow and if a wheel spins they get confused and cut the power, even if you've got full lockers engaged. On a snow covered 15% grade when you're 63 tons, that's disastrous and you're throwing chains in -30°c where you might not need to with a manual box. Reliability is getting better now they've sorted out the teething issues with the emissions stuff. I've just crossed 200,000km in my Western Star and really the only unforeseen visit to the workshop was after I hit a moose a couple of months ago. I do have an abs light on at the moment though. I think I pulled a wire, just haven't found the will to lie on the ground yet and reconnect it. It's -17°c today so maybe this afternoon now the floor isn't wet and muddy any more....😂
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  30700. dry glass kill the beer , like stand alone 1 hour . Rinse the glass with cold water, the inside of the glass must be wet before you pour the beer... try it and you will be amazed at how long the foam lasts . all the best for you and your family from germany
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  30701. You may like this, first couple of laps in 78 https://youtu.be/GKSXWH3aEEE
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  30702. Did you know vegemite was invented because the beer distillery didn't know what to do with the left over yeast So glad you we're open to trying it properly So glad you didn't hate it
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  30703. You know, I think you'd like some onboard race footages of AC (or Shelby) Cobra 289s... One that stands out for me is this one, a duel between two 289s at Monza, nonetheless. Conditions deteriorate, and the driving gets, pretty interesting... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpGmKlsjiyk
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  30704. That list really was terrible... Actually in stark contrast to the shitty pebble beaches of England; ours are made of pure white sand; we have the biggest sand island in the world, and we are an island; we don't have to wear shoes on the beach because it's made out of stones; and we have many Northern facing beaches which are extremely rare.. The list had so many inaccuracies.. Creatures that are not even from here .. He might as well have said if you come here, you will be mauled by tigers and grizzly bears.
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  30705. The real problem with not including sales tax in the price is you don't know what the actual price is until checkout or after some mental math.
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  30706. The basement = The Pool Room
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  30707. Well, algroithm knows where to bring me. Ukrainian here, glad you've enjoyed the drinks. Kvass is more of a warm-hot season drink, thought it's sold all year round, very refreshing, especially when cooled. Very few things are better than a mug of kvass with ice on a hot summer day, though sometimes it's used in recipes, you've been pretty spot on with that. There's a few companies who make it here in Ukraine, every single brand has it's own taste. The black can you had imported from Germany is "Black Kvass" from the Kvas Taras brand, made in south-eastern Ukraine, in Lviv, they also make White Kvass. As for consumption, to be honest, I prefer it to a lot of sodas, I would probably drink it more but they begun selling kvass in cans only like a couple of years ago or so. Before that they where sold only in 1 and 2 litre bottles. It was also kinda of a street food, if you can call it that? Street drink maybe? Dunno, but. Back then, 16-25 years ago when I was a wee lad there was a Kvass sold on streets, dispensed from giant metal barrels on wheels. It was very cheep, you would pay for a plastic cup with the size of your choosing and they would fill it to the brim. Some people brought bottles and paid for them to get filled instead. I dunno who made that kvass, it was dark kvass with no branding, but damn was it tasty and refreshing. Especially in summer heat, you would find a shadow and slowly empty the big cup, it would feel like heaven. I believe it was sold back in the USSR times, besides the Kvass they also had public dispensers with sparkling water, sort of a soviet vending machine but, unlike kvass with sellers, automated sparkling water dispensers got rotated out of use because the machine was easy to trick and people got themselves free sparkling water. Well, that video brought memories I didn't expect to remember today. Also sometimes people homebrew kvass, when they want something more refreshing instead of a strong alcohol that moonshine usually is. Unproperly made kvass can get quite alcoholic too, sometimes on purpose. But some homebrew recipes are straight bad. Poor quality kvas, even if it tastes great, can give you horrible diarrhea, so if you ever decide to make one yourself be sure to follow a recipe and be ready for consequences. Overall, it's a very old and a damn good slavic drink with a lot of history to it. Hope you'll enjoy Kvass some more. Cheers!
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  30708. Great vid again Ian, please keep them coming and I wish you and your family a merry Christmas and a happy new year!.. from Adelaide South Australia.
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  30709. Plz don't use hot water lol cold milk and a half cup of milo is all you need lol stir it while slowly pouring in milk , unless you just wanna spoon it off the top then just add milk first
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  30710. Mate I'm surprised that you haven't reacted to the Ashes yet
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  30711. My nickname is Steffe. I like Leffe so much that I will most likely never drink another one, skål.
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  30712. They also ran NASCAR around Surfers Paradise street circuit for a while and it was always action packed..!
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  30713. LoL! I'd say, some people are more unique than others. But it's pretty obvious that with well over 300,000,000 people, the ratio of special, extra unique, celebrity types could be a little smaller than here in the UK with only 66,000,000. Europe of course has 440,000,000+ peeps, so that too may average out in a similar way to the US.
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  30714. I am from Lower Austria and I love your blue eyes :)
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  30715. I have seen bike racing on the mountain, but they don’t race them anymore as the concrete walls are too close and riders don’t mix so well with them. Same as F1 cars, they’re a bit fragile, and the speed they go make them high risk.
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  30716. Watch some proper Aussie Skid Pigs . LYNCHY. War Bird
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  30717. The problem is idiots are idiot. The two instances with the bikes weren't attacks as such... but walking into a Roos face will get a respect: not always favourable.
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  30718. You need to check out the TVR Speed 12.
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  30719. Look for the FAUN Elefant that was the Standard transport vehicle for the Leopard 2 from 1979 on in German Bundeswehr..
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  30720. you need to buy a wheel man... the FF will kill you hahaha
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  30721. We have similar boxes in the UK to the Ukrainian box, but we call them selection boxes and they're full of chocolate bars usually. They're like stocking fillers for the kids. In fact most kids in the uk eat nothing but selection boxes for breakfast on Christmas day 😂
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  30722. Fun fakt, the transmission is a manual that is automated
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  30723. One day you'll be happy to see this https://youtu.be/zglyAhXwfQw
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  30724. there is also a video somewhere of a F1 vs V8 Supercar vs MotoGP motorcycle racing around bathurst pretty sure it was an australian from each class
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  30725. I think you can order most of those beers from Spec's or similar stores in the US.
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  30726. The south west quarter of Tassie is national park and unexcusable. It is very likely the Tassie tiger is still living down there.
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  30727. That was great
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  30728. They still would have been produced locally (in Australia) if it wasn't for the three speed manual; and Y track suspension.
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  30729. In the day you needed to throw an anchor out the window to stop them and the Titanic probably steered better . Big fast car for a 6 pot when tuned properly though .
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  30730. This track is the moto gp track
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  30731. Yea, those where the 2,4L v8´s. in 2007 they still had no limit on their rev range, so the more stupid engines reved up to a slight notch over 20k. They produced about 750 - 770 HP. In later seasons, to make the engines more durabel and therefore more cost efficence the rpm got cut. I think at the end during the KERS years they where reving to "only" 18k. The v10 before them reved to just below 20k, producing up to 980 HP. the v6T´s from today are alowed to rev to 15k, but usualy shift up at 11,7, dou to how the powerband works with these engines. On 8th gear they reach 13k at top speed. (220 miles and north) They produce between 950 and 1000 hp + the aditional 164 from the hybrid. "who dorve for Ferrari in 07?" - That where Felipe Massa (yellow greenish helmet) and Kimmi Raikkönen (champion in 2007, he replaced Michael Schumacher who left F1 for the first time at the end of 2006) The silver car´s where the Mclarens, with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton (his first season). They both missed out on the Championship by one point. Overall the 07 season was great, with 4 drivers from 2 teams in the title hunt. Bad luck for Massa meant that only the top 3 had a shot on the title at the end of the season tho.
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  30732. Mix malteesers and popcorn together
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  30733. Thanks for the videos. I enjoy it very much. Please follow an F1 weekend from Friday's Practice 1 & 2, Saturday's Practice 3 and Qualifying, and Sunday's race and give us your comments regarding it.
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  30734. Love to see a video reacting to the 3rd gen cars they showed off at Bathurst 1000
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  30735. Can you please react to Lano and Woodley? They're my all time favourite!
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  30736. A nice spot, some drinks and food and you can have a great day. The Small white car was an Audi A1 or more likely based on a RS1. It is an amazing small car in the class of a mini.
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  30737. There are a few surviving Holden production made Chevrolet utes in the early years before the first 1950 fully Holden Ute. Some got snapped up by US collectors in recent years like this one : https://youtu.be/QHp3uCxuIVc And this one from 1950 ; https://youtu.be/2kvVPvDkq0Y Well before the first el Camino.
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  30738. Scott McLaughlin is a New Zealand racing driver. He currently competes in the IndyCar Series, driving the No. 3 Dallara-Chevrolet for Team Penske.
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  30739. Wow that wasp nest needs a Hydrogen bomb to clear ay. omg stuff that.
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  30740. That car is awesome, the sound is out of this world... PLEASE REACT TO AUSTRALIAN STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS.... I promise you won't be disappointed 👍👍👍
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  30741.  @IWrocker  Hi Ian, oh never that's bad news like, yeah those trucks are insane I love watching them, Australia has some seriously mental shit going on lol... 👍👍
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  30742. Uluru actually has green grass around the desert grounds
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  30743. It's an engine from the year Nico Rosberg was F1 champion 2016 i believe.
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  30744. That oval track is a horse track lol
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  30745. There is also a very old video series here on youtube, a bit more indepth on how audi did all this, called Unfair advantage i think.
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  30746. When I was a little girl growing up in Sydney. I was always going to call my Daughter Brontë which is said Brontee. It was always one of my favourite beaches. I am just happy to see Daniella looking happy and well. Spinal blocks came out 8 weeks after I had my third baby. I know how much fun Daniella had. 😳 Congratulations to all. What a precious little girl. Now for goodness sake, give Emma a microphone and start filming. She has much to tell us. ❤
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  30747. I live in gippsland. Those earth worms are huge
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  30748. Great motel excellent quality. Price not to expensive in off season non race times
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  30749. You like a good sunset do you, well "Broome" Western Australia has a sunset once a year that looks just like a stairway to heaven. You can view this sunset from Cable Beach Broome in the North West corner of Western Australia. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  30750. As a 6 year old in 1990, I won a bmx bike on this tv show, good days.
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  30751. Hi Ian, another great video, that great old fellow, had really good advice. Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  30752. I was once in Miami and a I loved it! Very cool! But, it's a lot different from what you see in Amsterdam!
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  30753. Always loved the look of the 6R4.
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  30754. He is right about buying fuel. people dicking around buying crap causing a line to build up who just want fuel. And the speed camera thing is just revenue raising BS and we have stupidly low speed limits.
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  30755. I'm kinda old myself, this guy has foresight. To all the young soles who feel lost, stop blaming the system, you're upbringing (I know someone has a horrible story to tell) but life is really short, don't waste it.
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  30756. I was 12/13yrs old so I was to busy going to the movies with Girls from school
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  30757. America has a formidible military. But if it came to blows, my money is on the Emus
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  30758. Awesome video guys!
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  30759. Awesome!!
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  30760. Definitely watch Ronnie O'sullivan scoring century breaks (100+ points). There are hundreds of videos and will give you a bitesize snippet of how snooker players operate. If you do this, maybe pause after every shot and try and predict what ball they will try and play on next. This is obviously how you'd have to think when playing.
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  30761. The blue car you ask about is a valiant vf pacer (based on the dodge dart i believe), look them up & fall in love with them. The Touring Car Masters series is in my opinion far more exciting than the supercars. The winning drivers are "handicapped", where they either have weight added to their car, or they have lower rev limits than the rest of the field (this levels the playing field to make the other cars more competetive). These guys race just as hard as the supercars & quite often trade paint, and sometimes fence the cars. Fortunately for the owners of the cars ee have a company that can reproduce practically every panel for them
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  30762. Yeah she was a replacement mate. She took over after the blond quit I'm pretty sure. Might have been another chick in there for a little bit somewhere too. The memories are a bit hazy on it but I think she quit because he was harrassing her too much or groping her or something.
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  30763. That roo hopped away like nothing happened
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  30764. my prefered beers leff-duvel- and chouffe in that order :) - we say chouffe as the same "oo" in look or booze - I also like pelfort and picon-biere
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  30765. As redonkulous as current supersport sidecars are the true sickness was in the 2 stroke 500 era. When the 500 gp bikes had 150/170 hp the sidecars, with dedicated engines were well into 200hp territory. Look up krauser LCR or swissauto 500. No power valves and because the rear slick took more to unhook it they tuned the engines into animals. Vertical power curves!
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  30766. It gotta called Hungry Jack's because there was already a burger king that was already here when came over here
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  30767. This is an iconic battle, love it, I'm actually looking for a 4AGE BEAMS motor for my AE82 Corolla
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  30768. yu like an aussie spy for america ian .. you can fool most americans with our aussie slang and shortened words . but we cant fool you no more . lol i think thats awesome tho . lmao
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  30769. The sense of community is much greater in the outback - it has to be because to the remoteness.
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  30770. Never heard of it either. Awsome!
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  30771. If you like fireworks you should look at perth skyworks for australia day
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  30772. Love his number plate
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  30773. the type of vehicle is dependent on its intended function. now that falcons and commodores are no longer an option each state has had to assess its own needs for highway patrol vehicles, which in NSW are typically the kia stinger, 300c or a bmw. but regular patrol vehicles not intended for high speed pursuit could be anything from a toyota camry to a paddy wagon or van. mercedes sprinters are pretty standard across the board for the ambos though. and most of the urban fire trucks are scanias.
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  30774. 11:25 Yes, Peugeot did build some awesome Rally cars, including the Group B 205. THAT car! Well, that's actually the 205 GTi, competitor to the VW Golf GTi. The Group B rally car was based off the 205 T16 (Turbo 16 valves).
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  30775. Love the new format mate
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  30776. Pretty good with coffee - but take it up a notch and do a Tim Tam Slam with a nice vintage Port or Muscat instead. The english language has no words to describe the experience.
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  30777. Factory was taken over by John Deere, so there was a brief time with a green/yellow livery. After that the John Deere models where produced and still are in Mannheim.
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  30778. that clip at 4:08 looks more like Australia to me (6 digit plate w. centre dot + text under) edit: looked it up, I think it's a Queensland plate.
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  30779. Love the videos
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  30780. I got a question man!
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  30781. If you can find footage of the V10s it's another level! I was there for the last race (Chinese GP 05) proper 10-12 metres away & the noise was literally mind blowing!
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  30782. $240,000aud for a f150 raptor converted to rhd. Bt50 and dmax is same chassis
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  30783. Another Motor Museum is in South Australia, don't remember it's name, but anyway, we went there on a family holiday, walking through the place we came across old motorcycles, my old man being born in the late 20s and a rider from long ago was extracted like iron to magnet, we were walking through, Dad pointing and naming makes and models, telling the stories of his youth, when he just went quite, his eyes were transfixed on one bike and he made a B line for it, something had caught his eye. Dad pointed out a gusset in the frame that was not on any other of that model and said ,"Ya Uncle Ken welded that in there for me", he laughed and then said "that's my old bike". With that a caretaker from the museum that had over heard him approached us and asked how Dad knew that someone else hadn't done too, to whuch the old man replied "if you look behind the head stem between the rails you see a Cross of St Christopher". And low and behold, it was there. It was his old Douglas alright. Did the stories flow that night as Dad reminisced about bikes he and his brother had build up from parts and ridden.
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  30784. Even as late as the early '80's, the cars had to be road registerable as it is a public road. It was a production race and if it was registered it could race. Now, they can run anything they want so it is no longer relevant to road cars.
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  30785. Amen.
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  30786. You need to understand the inside joke with the garden hose and Gatorade.
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  30787. Here's another boat racing video you might like. https://youtu.be/_5aKcpAhTOk Also, yes we will race anything. Check out the Esky (cooler box) races. https://youtu.be/Mx2kbOUANcs We also race beer cans. https://youtu.be/i31INgpLeRM
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  30788. For maneuvers in European trucks you should check out Scania driver competition.
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  30789. For Ř ... my friends friend used to work as interpereter and guide for english customers... and she used to welcome her customers with her lovery czech name... hello, my name is Jiřina Řeřichová... :D
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  30790. you should do a video on the videos where they say Australia doesnt exist... Its quite a laugh. They say we are all actors... Well where's my money then? Been living here for 26 years i just laugh at the people who dont even have any evidence lol
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  30791. My 2 favourite beers of the big breweries but if you can find it I really love Byron bay breweries blue label bottle tastes a cross between a sol and Tooheys new
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  30792. This looks like the calcio storico of demo derbby lol. Honestly I definitely feel like there's a weird discrepancy between the idea we as Americans have for ourselves and the insanity a lot of Europeans have without even realizing how crazy they are. In Europe American gun deaths are crazy, which they are, but once you know about football hooliganism in Europe and south America, one example the England vs russia hooligan battle in Marseille france (among many many other rivals usually much closer), you realize how absolutely insane Europe can be and America has literally zero comparison whatsoever (probably for the best) but it's a total unknown in america, we think of ourselves as being maybe excessively violent and it's true when it comes to unnecessary gun deaths but when it comes to weird stuff like this and sport fighting, we're much more cautious
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  30793. @ 4:55 - That bridge is located on the Heathcote - Redesdale road in Victoria, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redesdale_Bridge
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  30794. 😂🤣😂👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  30795. Geez I've always thought Supercars would've been faster around a circuit than a Nascar, that's crazy. Love how thicc the Nascar is too
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  30796. Hey you might already know this but the v8s are racing this weekend in Melbourne . always great there as it's a fast track.
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  30797. Congratulations on not being the American that ate two jars full with a teaspoon.
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  30798. I worked with a bloke whos brother built a 1985 toyota 4runner. Fibreglass lid removed for a custom canvas top, lifted, 4L 1uz toyota v8 with a single turbo. Only running 8 or so psi so not massive power, but more then adequate. On 37's, it could go places most people cannot. It was caged for the event of ending up on its lid etc. A lot of cash thrown into it for a weekend warrior. It was a pretty sorted and good looking rig.
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  30799. Garry was pranking celebrities 40 years before that Borat Logie , named after John Logie Baird , a Scottish inventor who did the first electronic image transmission or television demonstration in 1926 over 430 miles along a phone line from Glasgow to London
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  30800. Go the Queenslander!!!!!! Some great packages from some generous people from my state - great to see.
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  30801. I absolutely support tipping culture, I DON'T support tip dependent culture. I get disgusted at waiters only making 5 bucks an hour, BECAUSE I'm expected to make up the other 5-10 bucks of their wages. If the COMPANY did it well, then that's fine, but most time the company gets a cut of the tips.
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  30802. America is the 4th largest nation in the world, and it's one of the most widespread nations in the world, likely more than china, and russia, covering a lot of geological charicteristics. There is really no reason to leave the US, so we don't need passports. Also, we are also the most culturally diverse nation on the planet, so we don't even have to leave the states experience "culture."
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  30803. His last name is pronounced "Kubitsa" ;)
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  30804. Speaking of Scania, check out Bruce Wilson he has bought his 3rd scania and importing it from canada
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  30805. In Australia the fridges can be big but often there is the main fridge in the kitchen and then in the garage or maybe on the back verandah (deck) there will be a drinks fridge for drinks and overflow. My main fridge is not very large but i have a small fridge in my spare room for drinks. Single spout sinks are the most common here.
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  30806. Hey! Writing from Estonia! Kvass is very popular here too, you can easily buy it from any supermarket. It has been popular for a long time, i mean hundreds of years. The best one from the store is Rigas Kvass i think, from Latvia. You can make it yourself by buying a special "powder" from the store, you mix it with water and the longer you ferment it the stronger it gets, and you can actually get pretty drunk from the "self-made" kvass :D
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  30807. You should watch Frank Kelly on board Irish rally now that's a fun watch 😮
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  30808. Ian, I just found this channel about a rural station in outback Ozz with heaps of car wrecks for sale....you might like. https://youtu.be/tPxWtZthmB0
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  30809. Well played my friend, well played.
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  30810. And uh...I caught “this.” Looking forward to it man
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  30811. Good to finally see a Carlsberg in your line up! :D You know it from sports games :P Can also suggest Tuborg beer :) (Pedro is the man, man!) Very good video!!!!
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  30812. you have to try a Tim Tam slam at least once, Looking forward to your Tim Tam Slam video
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  30813. On topic of avoiding snakes, it remains so surprising that very many people concentrate on ground level for snakes. Stomping feet can help, but sadly, as my dad discovered after several visits to a local animal sanctuary. SNAKES DO CLIMB INTO BUSHES AND TREES. For many years while fishing and camping dad would always look to where the feet were going, but grab bushes and branches, pushing them aside. He then saw snakes in the bushes and even up in a tall tree. Shock and horror. Stomping the ground is NOT scaring snakes not on the ground and that includes those in large tussocks of grass. Always be aware of the entire surroundings. I have caught as many snakes in bushes and away from ground as on the ground or under objects, like rocks, wood, bark, garbage lying around. But I would say if basic precautions are practiced, you are most likely only finding snakes if looking for them. They keep out of your way if at all possible.
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  30814. The perception on how bumpy the track is a testament on how big of balls you need to steer a superbike on this insane of a track....there's a video of the v8 supercars legend Mark skafe stating he doesn't have the balls to do what this rare breed can achieve!!
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  30815. That thing eating the orange hole is a descendant of the velociraptor. And one lady had an 8 inch slash through the metal of her car door no joke
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  30816. NASCAR fan needs to get his ass to Pike’s Peak for the 100th running. Then put Speedweek at Bonneville on his bucket list.
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  30817. I live in Perth, western Australia and some we have here: Inaloo (said in-a-loo (we call a toilet a loo) Cockburn (but said coh-burn)
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  30818. Lot of recency bias in these comments. The best goalkeeper ever was Gordon Banks, who helped England win the World Cup in 1966. One of the current best keepers is Alisson Becker, who plays for Liverpool. Compilations like these are ok as far as they go, but a big part of the goalie's responsibility is distributing the ball after the save. As you saw, Neuer has a throw on him, but modern keepers need to be as good with their feet as an outfield player.
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  30819. Well yeah shipping is terrible. Still don't know if u received my parcel. App says it was collected by who I don't know
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  30820. At 4:00 is the Fiat S76, later also known as Fiat 300 HP Record and nicknamed "The Beast of Turin" for a land speed record attempt. Later ended up in Australia where it crashed and the remains got used for a sawmill. IIRC. Thankfully restored, lots of vids on it.
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  30821. A tour of a UK Fire Engine and Depot - https://youtu.be/p7gyvm6OmYw - Thanks
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  30822. The HATED Falcon (AU or Automobile Ugly) is the car before this
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  30823. what is today called formula offroad is originally from iceland, and was only there for many years, but has gone out to the other nordic countries in the last 1-2 decades some of the cars in the video are icelandic, but the video is as you said probably from norway
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  30824. You need to see Alister McRae do a hill climb in a 800 bhp Subaru Impreza it’s only a short vid but amazing
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  30825. The BMW M1 sounds great too. (one example video: BMW M1 ProCar w/ Straight Pipes Pure Sound! Best sounding BMW inline-6?)
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  30826. You can think about Formula E in a way Indycar but as an electric. As far as i know they use all the same car, for me the interesting part is they are more spectator interacting by voting a fan favorit while race that enable a small boost for the driver who wins it. Other stuff as turbo zone and at the earlier years the car change mid race make it fun to watch.
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  30827. I totally love the Aussie Chrysler. I am currently restoring an AP5 1963 model. Yep she runnen the slant. 8:44 No 51 is a 1962 S series Valiant to by the way. They was a slant too.
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  30828. Fun fact: Yellow plates in Japan are for "Kei Cars" (Kei-Jidosha = "Light cars") The plate means it is a car that has an engine under 660 cc (40.3 cubic inches) , no matter the bodystyle, no matter the use. And yes, that includes some really light sports cars and somehow even some light weight work trucks. (The car at 9:29, it is a "Honda Beat".)
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  30829. That looks like fun, I suppose there is a case to create a camper van out of one. I'd live in it 😀 I wonder if in the UK they ever come up at the ex-army auctions, a friend of mine picked up an old Land Rover from one of them cheap. With ex-forces trucks etc, although you know they have been abused, you also know that the British Army keep them in A1 condition (they have to) - I note it has the Eberspacher Heater (Petrol Heater) which in a lot of cold and especially Nordic countries is required by law. Even the old VW Type 4's had to have them to be sold in those countries. If you break down in the middle of nowhere with no engine, you need those heaters to stay alive. - Loving these videos, more please
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  30830. All we need is the old OH FARK ME grab handles!!!
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  30831. Man are you going to have some fun with that, well it was nice to watch your video's but now I am thinking you might be missing for a while buzzing around a track. I am jealous, enjoy Ian...
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  30832. Try and find some of the out takes where Jamie Dunn was perving up Anne Marie's skirt and commenting via Agro, they are pretty damn funny too! I also second the vote that you have a look at Kingswood Country. Ted Bullpit was so PC unfriendly and a great show in the 80's.
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  30833. Learn to control the white better, by using back, side, top spin. Have a plan, think a few shots ahead. You will get way bigger breaks.
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  30834. The NASCAR looks and sounds awesome!
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  30835. The Gulf livery from Porsche and the Ford GTs is easily one of the best that has ever been sprayed on a vehicle.
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  30836. We play for 2 40 minute halves, the team in possession of the ball gets a set of 6 tackles to score a try on the 5th tackle if a try isn't scored the ball is usually kicked deep & the opposing fullback or winger will catch it & now they get a set of 6. If the ball makes contact with a defending player but stays in possession of the attacker they can get "6 again" also the ball can nvr travel forward from the hands "knocked on" it must go backwards when passed, we have 13 a side & I recommend you check out "State Of Origin" NSW vs QLD! That where you will see the best of the best. Hope this helps man.
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  30837. Perth has a Mediterranean type climate similar to San Diego or Los Angeles.
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  30838. Fun fact Tasmania is considered the Alabama of Australia
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  30839. Yup my grandparents owned a farm that shared a boundary fence with the track. Mums school bus route included mt panorama. Got photos of my brother and i sat up on hell corner. The mountains traditional name is Wahluu.
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  30840. LMAO every time I see this... and I've seen it a lot!
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  30841. Best part is...your hat, go Qld 😅 maroons 4 ever 👍
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  30842. Aussie glass bottle coke is 11 outta 10 for sure. Aussie Coke Can is 8 outta 10 and Aussie Coke in plastic is 5 outta 10.
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  30843. Busy saving up for my set , sadly it is still more than a year away , but you just proved that it is well worth the effort and wait. Enjoy !!!
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  30844. @4:29 0.25Xspeed, you can see the hot rubber being deposited on the track as the wheel starts to lock up
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  30845. Quattros are also good in drag races.
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  30846. Apart from a couple of fact-based maps, most were joke maps probably cobbled together by a Melbournite. See even many Aussies (mostly Victorians) call Rugby League "Rugby". With that in mind, it was a pretty fun vid. Cheers. 👍
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  30847. Back to the future truck was what everyone kid wanted
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  30848. It’s a shame we didn’t keep it going could have had a good opportunity with nascar to go to the US to race and have them come here to race vice versa like a little promo event
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  30849. Are you sure? It could have been a single exposure. A well focused wide angle lens, 15 seconds with minor post editing of highlights or contrast. I am currently high altitude in the Granite Belt and could walk outside tonight and snap a milky way almost as vivid as that in a single shot including the horizon glow from the nearest town as well as a 3-4am predawn glow all without any post editing. A similar single shot during a full moon could make the image look like a day time photo but with stars without any need for post editing. I try to get these shots without stacking in photoshop but sometimes I do it with astro or lightning shoots.
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  30850. Hiya dude, I'm Fitzroy Cunningham, I've been anticipating your videos for months now and I love your suspense reacting to Notorious racecard especially as a Nascar fan! I'm A Sportcar fan who's been a petrol head for 10 or more years, from The Late 2000s Watching Touring, Lemans, Rally, Motorcross, DragRacing, MotorGP to Nacars, F1 and GT! I've notice there are alot of racecars across the world for you to react to! I recommend you to Listen to GT Sprtcars racecars from the 2000s more specifically the Era of GT1 sport cars! They rival Nascars and sometimes F1! please react to the Saleen S7R GT1 Class! It's a Mid-engined Early 2000s supercar that reminisces the Notorious Mclaren F1 GTR But sounds like a Corvette racecar! It has been brought back in the Historic Endurance series since recent years lately driven by Florence Moulin (please forgive my spelling, if pronounced incorrectly) Please check it out! It's a Driller and perhaps more Early and Late 2000s and 1990s GT1 Sportcar Era Fitzroy Cunningham!
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  30851. haha i live in new zealand and i saw my car in this video, the good old toyota ractis :D pain in the ass though because the computer in it only has japanese language haha
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  30852. BBQ Shapes and Cream Cheese as a dip . .
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  30853. @iwrocker .That looks like a LH .. SLR Holden torana.. with a 308 . 5Ltr v8 in it .. What frows it off is the fibireglass body kit on it .. the Holden was a great vechicle back in the day.. that torana you see in the video is probably worth close to $150,00 to $200.00 AUD.. I've only just recently been watching your videos for about a week now.. I live in a the back end of the country music capital of Australia.. In vegimite_village.. N.S.W... I see you appreciate .. alot of mail. And reviews you receive.. Just thought I would sick my head in and wave the Aussie hand .. great channel keep up the great work... Not bad for a American.. :)
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  30854. Congrats mate, well deserved. Love the content, can't wait to see more.
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  30855. Ian the town you miss pronounced is Port Macquarie ( pronounced Port Mack Waurry, just jam the last 2 words together) my family originated out of there in 1854
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  30856. Great video - I am amazed they left out James Hunt, Brawn GP (the true under dog and outsider) ,Jensen Button, Frank Williams to name some of the more Iconic drivers. But it was very well put together.
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  30857. I mean it is 161 laps or 1000 meters so there kinda needs to be a driver change
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  30858. the extra large bumpers on the Focus for that season were the USA Spec bumpers. They didn't just create large bumpers from nowhere, they were already in the Ford Parts Bin for that model car. The Toyota man flexing his biceps was the legendary Juha Kankkunen, one of the greatest rally drivers of his generation, probably one of the greats of all time.
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  30859. You should learn about Darts, its pretty big in Europe!
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  30860. Unfortunately nobody has sent You My Favourite Shapes yet. I don't want to give anything away, I'll let you know if they do send them. But out of the whole Pizza And Barbecue Shapes Debate I'm A Pizza Girl.
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  30861. Casinos. Most Casinos are in QLD I believe. The Ville at Townsville, One in Cairns, The Star Gold Coast and Treasurers Casino in Brisbane soon to be replaced by The Star Brisbane which is currently under construction set to be opened in 2022 or 2023
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  30862. I am a simple man. I see Kimi, I click.
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  30863. Should be "I'm Wrokka"
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  30864. Ian you might be interested in knowing, if you don't already, that there is no such thing in Australia as city police and other emergency services. They are all exclusively run by the state. They will be assigned to different locales with different needs but you are never going to have the situation in the US where police have to identify jurisdictional boundaries, apart from state borders. We do also have federal police but they are almost never involved directly in community policing. We have a lot less separate policing forces which makes for greater integration. So there is no boundary debates - "is this a state police matter, a city police matter or perhaps a sheriffs department matter?" While there is definitely areas of expertise and focus there is no distribution of authority.
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  30865. Well deserved! Congratulations Ian, Daniella, Emma and Andrew. Shout out to Pedro too cos he’s a fan fav as well.
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  30866. Most Powerful And Heavy-Duty Tatra Trucks That You Must See ▶ The Longest Tatra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRf6J-L7nMc
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  30867. Larko goes alright great commentary not a bad driver either .
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  30868. Hey mate just wanted to know if you had a Instagram, Because I do a lot of photography at motor sports events in Aus and alot of stuff at Bathurst each year and I thought you might be interested in checking it out and seeing it from a fans view 😁
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  30869. Cost like $2k for a personalised number plate. Ass sex was not by accident.
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  30870. They gave us this on tv and now they wonder why my generation doesn't give a f*** 🤔🤦‍♂️ Funny fact: the puppeteer used to do inappropriate things under the desk. Such wholesome entertainment haha
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  30871. G'Day.. Short for good Daay.. pronouced Ge-day... Cooper (like Copper but with an "oo") Pedy (said Peedy).. When most of the opal comes from and 120f temps (hence living underground). Tasmanian Tigers, more like big marsupial dogs..
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  30872. Ian wastes no time! Rip legends
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  30873. Hat was von Weihnachten ^^ (reminds me at christmas :D )
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  30874. Knight Rider's Trans AM would have broken down after "that jump".
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  30875.  @IWrocker  Not like this it's crazy to me, have you ever been to a European one? If not I hope you and your family will have the joy to visit some time in the future
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  30876. Awesome video Ian so cool.
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  30877. First car up in stoked, please do a video on the 79 Repco VB Commodore, there's hardly any recognition of that event
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  30878. We have Sherwin Williams paints here in Oz . Sold in Bunnings
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  30879. Well done. Well deserved 😄
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  30880. Hi Ian , yes check out the price comparison for UK v USA you will be amazed how much the tax rips us off , they want us to go EV but that means no fuel tax , well guess what they will get around that by believe it or not taxed by the miles we do .
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  30881. I'm a happy owner of a wagon like this one! 5 cylinder with manual gears of course!,❤ Seek for V70 model, it's the 850 mk2. You should find seconds hands more easily.
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  30882. Try saying Netherlands in Dutch. i.e. Nederlands. My wife family is Dutch and I regularly buy Dutch chocolate (brand)”DeRuijter” “Chocoladehagel melk” here in Sydney for topping on Beschuit a breakfast treat that our son and daughter have grownup with and love. I might have even tried the Sydney’s in Holland as I’ve visited there a number of times and there is a strong connection between it and New Holland, the original name given to Australia before Cook discovered it. It not a rip-off it is just that they “The Dutch” also like Tim-Tam and just make it slightly differently. I grew up eating a single chocolate biscuit treat called Penguin’s, which is what the Brit’s make which is also very close possibly a 7!
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  30883. Oi Ian... look at you go matey... a few reaction vids in and you are already pronouncing it 'Straya - good onya cobber.. Oh.. by the way Mark Skaife is pronounced 'Skay-fff' not Skaa -IF... Keep em coming mate . love it. one day I hope you get to come over.
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  30884. Hi Ian that brought back memories I was there I was there for another 10 years building sitting up and and as a crew chief for all three categories for the haters out there that think going in one direction is easy just asked Markus Ambrose How easy it is LOL but he only won three V8 supercar championships
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  30885. you probably already know but it is possible to have a lap or two on silverstone.
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  30886. Just like a PW...you can’t have em all...(well you can if it’s important enough to you and you can make it happen).
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  30887. Ive seen this mosnter Irl and it was pretty sick, they show us interior of car too. They have some model for pure racing. Hope they will be successful
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  30888. Congratulations!! Baby Sydney is just gorgeous! So happy for you all!
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  30889. I tried 1 and hated it. The caramel overpowered the Tim Tam and ice cream. Only flavours available now are Oreo and M&M mini. Also the wooden spoons are awful. Wish they still used plastic.
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  30890. Open up packs leave in fridge till finished so they don't go to waste , then open three more favours . I go through 4 packet in a week
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  30891. Good effort Ian 👏
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  30892. Regards! I come from south-west Germany and apart from the asparagus and the spaetzle I could eat the things mentioned every day. My favorite dishes (which were not mentioned here) would still be: The Rhenish Sauerbraten: dead cow or dead horse, pickled in vinegar and spices for a few days and then stewed. Served with raisins and slivers of almonds if desired. Side dishes are potato dumplings and red cabbage with aples. The Döppeskoche: similar to the potato pancakes only prepared as a kind of cake. Plus applesauce.
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  30893. How nice and generous of everyone who has sent you some gifts. Oh, and can we have an update on how many packets of Tim Tams you have now 🤣 If you have a family/friends gathering for bbq’s or Christmas, you could have a Tim Tam buffet, they’ll love it!
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  30894. Looked for Chipotle here, but couldn't find it so I had to Google it and bought jalapeno instead. Also, we don't have 'corn bread'... More of a wheat based country. Same with our whiskey I suppose. Anyway, I'll give it a burl
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  30895. Suggestion: you can watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJtRaZbnzCk&ab_channel=FORMULA1 . It's a visor cam of Charles Leclerc fighting with Verstappen. Very nice to see their POV while racing.
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  30896. People who own a house in Sydney are a millionaire, most houses even 40km's or 25 miles west of Sydney are worth $1,000,000 mine is
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  30897. May I correct your pronunciation of Peugeot,the first part of the word is pronounced per, not pue. Your pronunciation is correct for the second syllable.
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  30898. The sunshine state is .....QUEENSLAND 👍😜
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  30899. 13:46 that power high - voltage transformator with oil cooling . Yes here Estonia was same size transfarmator transport at Paldiski port = ca 160 tons / 352, 400 lbs
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  30900. In Summer where i live inland in Western Australia we often reach 48°celcius...which converts to roughly 119° farenheit....humidity on top of that makes you mental 🤣🤣🤣
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  30901. Are you going to do a live steam tonight Race from Sydney?
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  30902. How about this one? It's not as long as a road-train but the skill of this recovery truck driver towing a long heavy load through the narrow congested streets of London is something to enjoy. https://youtu.be/VFj3N-y3MD8?t=1321 The video starts on the motorway but it gets worse :)
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  30903. Gold coast Indy should be changed to have a mixture of NASCAR and Supercars drivers. No championship points. Just a good old US v Oz battle. I know it hasn't happened for years but was a good format
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  30904. Another few videos by K4 Movies are the offroad trucks like the Unimog and Tatra 6x6 and 8x8s
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  30905. 4:30 I dont drink beer but the Leffe is very good!!!
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  30906. i prefer the looks of the rs6, the "ass" looks beter in by my taste. But the 7 is an deff a queen too
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  30907. I love your appreciation 👍
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  30908. I was watching the Lanz Bulldog video and thought, "he ought to see the old "Field Marshall" tractor. I'm 60, my great uncle had one on the farm, I remember the delight as a small kid being allowed to "Wallop it wiv er'nammah" (translation: strike it sharply with a hammer)...thanks for bringing back a great childhood memory 👍. Oh, and if you want something else to comment on, look into the now, sadly, defunct Rachau Hill Climb, an event where any entrant who was serious about winning it was automatically disqualified.
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  30909. I know Chaz personally, and couldn't be any happier for him and the team.
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  30910. Tip don’t corner to hard at 40/50mph as you’ll need to be belted in for when you’re on your side 🤣 Otherwise it’s a beastly beastie!♥️
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  30911. Very good vid 😊
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  30912. I know this was filmed in sa mate
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  30913. Its like 500 degrees out here, And this Guy,... This guy.... has a clip of a campfire going in the background :D Absolute legend
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  30914. Wa is very varied Albany in the southern region but also have desert meeting the ocean in the north
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  30915. Just noticed the green Cenny in the background. I had 2 over the years, an orange one with a cream vinyl roof and a purple one. The orange one had the Hemi 245 and was a beast, the purple one was for parts which I rearended someone from a little too much hooning. Thankfully I knew the bloke I hit and I didn't do too much damage to his TD Cortina. My Cenny though had a bit of rust in the front sills(common for Centuras) so pushed my radiator into the fan. Got it all fixed and back on the road within days though so was all good.
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  30916. Very exhausting to drive !🥵 If you don’t have cardio, you're dead. Thank you for your videos. 👍
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  30917. When you zoom in yourself near the beginning & the screen is also blown up behind you… all I can see is, as you put it, “the C word”. Lol
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  30918. just a side note IWrocker - you said you were going to watch Mad Max - here's three more awesome Aussie movie to watch on your free time Midnight Spares -and Running on Empty & Stone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS_qFo4Vq54 ( Midnight Spares full movie ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chw1Rrf5ZGk ( Running on full movie ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beelUE2M1U0 ( Stone full movie )
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  30919. One day I was out fixing fences and my ute was telling me the outside temperature was 50 degrees or 122 Fahrenheit and she was parked in the shade under the trees
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  30920. Nights shift worker. I'll be there at 9 am.
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  30921. Awesome collab! I’ve been following Mitchell since before I got my Power Wagon and was looking at things to possibly do with my old 1500. Decided to just get the wagon instead, but have been following y’all since. Looks like a good time was had by all! Also cool that Mitchell did t break something, which he always seems to do whenever he’s having the most fun. Hope to see another collab in the future- maybe a good mudding video!
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  30922. Ingham is in Queensland, you can tell it's Queensland because of the crop growing in the fields is sugar cane mostly grown in Queensland!
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  30923. Lol! I had 6 degrees Celsius today in what is considered spring here in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales.. Had some snow the other day!
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  30924. This is a old video. As Australian population today is a little bit over 26 million people as from August 2021. You can get the exact population by Google Australian population live clock. Australian gains roughly over 1000 people in population growth a day. Usually around 450 death average in a day. Birth around 1000 a day and roughly 480 migrants let in a day.
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  30925. If you’re about to try promite, you may be really lucky and have a future self appear to you to tell you that they invented time travel to come back and save you… the message would go a little something like this: ‘Ian! Don’t do it. You were right about Promite. It will ruin everything. Throw it out!!! Find the Vegemite. The Vegemite is king.
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  30926. Just look how they built frames around the cars so they can hit each other longer. Man, you have to love those guys. More fights for everyone, I salute you.
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  30927. The first thing, in terms of danger from speed, that comes to my mind, is downhill longboarding.
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  30928. will you also try beers from other countries?
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  30929. Old movies look best in the original grainy black n white - bummer about the soundtrack on most of them
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  30930. Ford Australia used American Falcon , with major re designs up until the very early 70's. All the Falcons there after were Australian designed and built up to 2016 when Fod Australia stopped production. We have Mondeo here but the Falcon has no relationship with the Mondeo. The main reason that GM Holden and Ford Australia built these muscle cars was the fierce competition between the two companies. GM has now officially left Australia no sales at all, but Ford Australia has 1 of 3 international engineering and design studios in Melbourne, they employ around 1800 engineers and designers. The Ford Ranger and your Bronco were designed and engineered there.
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  30931. sorry man i thought id already subscribed been watching your vids for a little bit now love them and the work you put in to making them.... loved your dirt 2.0 video the other day as for saying about getting EA sports wrc well worth a purchase yes there are a few flaws in it stuttering been the major one but if you turn car reflections off it ups your fps and doesnt seem to do it as much but im pretty sure EA will work on new updates already put in over 20 hours of gameplay its so much fun and would love to see it on your channel.... Thank you for making some awesome content 👍👍🙂
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  30932. Holden Cruze - last versions were made in Adelaide - it's actually a Daewoo product with input from GM. ( GM owning Daewoo ) Last 1.4 turbo four, SR I, I think, hatch in Orange, was probably the best - sold well, good reports from motoring journalists comparing similar cars from overseas. Very good ride/handling, steering, performance. Basically nearly everything in the Holden range, towards the end, was a rebadged Daewoo, apart from Colorado Ute ( Isuzu ), Holden Arcadia ( Buick/GMC ), Holden Astra ( Opel ), Holden Malibu ( Chevrolet?/ Daewoo? ), Holden Equinox ( US GM? ), Holden Trailblazer ( wagon version of the Colorado Ute - Isuzu ) and of course the actual Holden Commodore range - Ute, Caprice, Sports wagon and sedan.
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  30933. Hey mate, your attitude and upbeat personality just makes anything you watch amusing 👍🏼 keep doing what your doing and being you man! Your killing it
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  30934. Someone around where I live has a Maloo u can hear it before u see it
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  30935. I have a lot of respect for the American people and America, tbh we Aussies have a lot in common with you guys, maybe more than we think. Especially the southern states, but I have never been so it's just the perception I get. There's a bit of anti American sentiment around, it's more anti corporation and is a bit unjust. I'm a proud Aussie and we have our problems, I like to see a proud American.
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  30936. Don’t put the beetroot in smoothies, can definitely put it in salad, but Aussies also put it on burgers, but it is like pineapple on pizza, there is a great divide. Some hate it, some love it.
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  30937. No worries, good excuse to have another go! 😉 Cheers
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  30938. Friend of mine owns a 66 american charger.....unlimited money i would get a 69 Dodge Daytona
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  30939. Genius video idea! In my opinion the more beers the more views. We need to find the best beer in the AUSA.
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  30940. Congratulations Ian. Well done mate.
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  30941. Great video 👍 Nice to see Favorit In that good shape, rarely see those in Finland anymore, Felicias are quite rare sight too today. Now you have to get your hands on Scania 😉 Some were sold also in the US at 80's, mostly Chicago and NYC areas, here's one from Chicago. https://youtu.be/-bk_m3H9WlI?si=k51UeLc9Xmd11cm4
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  30942. Many streets in Lisbon are closed off with movable bollards to keep tourists and the little 2-stroke tuk-tuks out they use for city tours. I need to swipe a card to enter my street. Not the most comfortable solution but for sure an effective one.
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  30943. Since your enjoying the drift videos, I feel it's only right you see where it came from and watch some Japanese street drifting. So ill direct you to one of my favorite videos 👍https://youtu.be/hEqUT5rmnAE If you want more, lmk, I'm happy to provide lol
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  30944. Make sure you put all them Tim Tams into a freezer and just as yummy eating straight from freezer too. Try dipping Tim Tams into a hot Milo yum, try this Ian mix up a normal cold milo with milk and sugar if you like, give it a got stir then nuke it until hot a minute 30 seconds comes out frothy yum and you’re still left with a milo moustache ☺️
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  30945. Nice
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  30946. I don't know if was that car or an earlier model of John Harvey's car that a friend of our family bought for racing in speedway (oval track on dirt) my dad was an owner of a BP service station in central Queensland so it was repainted in the BP colours and we had a speedway track on our property for testing and practice. My dad was moving it around the servo he gave it a rev and dumped the clutch and pushed the clutch straight back in but it still did a car length burnout across the concrete driveway. 😄
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  30947. this is my new favorite channel LOL
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  30948. In my home village we have a really steep street. It's name is "Hohlbergstraße" (hollow hill street). I think it has an angle of nearly 35-40°. It's fun to start driving when you need to stop at the edge to the main street...especially with a manual
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  30949. G'day Ian. More on the Ford Territory from someone new to them : https://youtu.be/cvPXMisv3h8 Ended up driving the test near my home. Lots of Australian normal cars on his channel in his Australian oddities playlist He is not just concentrating on modified cars or the top of the range .
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  30950. Amazing you can buy a street car which is right in the Quattro’s performance zone. A virtual drag between Frank Kelly’s Escort and Paolo Diana’s Fiat is worth a look.
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  30951. Unfortunately in 1988 i was in Broome North West of Australia in the Kimberly rebuilding cable beach resort after the 1987 tropical cyclone wiped out a good part of the town so i didn't hear about this race until sometime in the 90's. Bloody hell Darryl Waltrip was a young ladd. 👍🤠👍
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  30952. Love what you've done with this power wagon...have a 17 white and black amd want to do the same 5 inch lift as you...just need to know if the shop you used can make the kit mod pieces they used and I'll buy them and the whole setup you have from whoever you got it all from. In NJ here..thanks again and have a great weekend! www.facebook.com/HotRodHarrysGarage over 1 million followers
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  30953. Walter Rohrl had help on the development of that l5T. One of the greatest rally drivers helped Audi after Gr. B beeing banned from rallying. He also done and won pikes peak with Audi and some years latter he moved to Porsche. There's a documentary about the introduction of Audi on IMSA somewhere. Maybe on YouTube u find it. The 90 Quattro was the model to promote at that time.
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  30954. It is similar in Croatia. I remember when I was in Pula (as a tourist with family some 15 years ago ), and we took local bus from the village we stayed to Pula for sightseeing (there is Roman Amphitheatre that is over 2000 years old, among other things). The roads were wide just enough for 1 bus, with a lot of curving, and you could practically touch walls on each side of the road, there were at some points around 10 cm between the wall and side-view mirrors 😄 It is a common thing in old (medieval and earlier styles) cities because the narrow, curving roads helped against strong winds from sea and keeping the temperature relatively nice 🙂
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  30955. I grew up 30 mins south of Sydney and I remember seeing it for the first time on our way to Luna Park. While that became just another building and that was just another bridge near by still to this day whenever I'm in Sydney and up close to either one there is some kind of awe that surroinds them. Don't know what it is but i usually end up just staring at them both for quiet some time, still get the hairs standing up. And like a few others have picked up Ian, your accent is coming along nicely, "Austraya" is being pronounced well mate. 👍👍😆😆
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  30956. I've been on a hot lap with greg murphy from NZ v8 super cars and i'll tell you , it's the most fun you can possibly have with your pants on , the guys that drive these cars are totally nuts , but by christ , they know what they're doin .
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  30957. that Chev rego 167 looks very much like an Isuzu
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  30958. My guy alot of reaction vids about oz is you and your fam coming to oz, you do know that there is alot more beautiful places other than down under
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  30959. It's heartwarming to hear you raving about my home country. Come over for a vaccation, you'll like it! Greetings from Vienna, Austria
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  30960. definitely 160 KPH (= 99.4 MPH) as an average speed since some top boats do the the 80km (49.7 mile) course in 30 minutes or less, top peak seeds 170 to 190 KPH (105.6 to 118 MPH )
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  30961. In New York there is a special motor bike police escort team. There job is to get V.I.P. People through the traffic of Manhattan. It is quite a sight seeing them parting the traffic getting a leader of a country to the U.N. For example. I have never seen a video of them but they are usually doing two or three escorts a day when the U.N. Starts a new session.
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  30962. I'm glad you said to put the hemi in the scrambler. Or they could do a straight 6 which could be great just like the old days.
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  30963. First thing in the description is a link to the original. That is, how it should be. Really enjoyed your video. Subbed. ♥
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  30964. On some tracks the Porsche 919 Evo is faster than a formula 1 car (Spa for example). With the PC game Assetto Corsa you can try to beat this time. I tried for so long and got a 5:23,483. With a VR headset it´s amazing.
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  30965. You gotta do it wearing a go-pro bro so go !!!
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  30966. As an FYI... Australia invented the in car video
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  30967. The "stingrays" are cownose rays I believe .
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  30968.  @IWrocker  Yeah. I knew you and I were similar kinds of people. Good vid, thumbs up as usual. Cheers, bud.
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  30969. My long term goal is to transform my reg cab 1500 6 speed manual into a PW. But as it’s my daily driver and IFS obv this is a very long term goal. I live in south FL with no hills or difficult terrain so I don’t need a serious trail rig. So now I’m looking at a 4 seater side by side for my family that I can simply tow with my 1500 to parks and let the family have fun in that while I rip in my truck. We have a crew cab 1500 as the family vehicle that I keep mint but you never know that could become the recovery rig once it’s paid off. A wife, kids, dog, house, bills etc prevents me from having a PW right now, but I will have it one way or another in the future!
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  30970. Yes that is the same 5litre v8 thats in the lexus rcf..
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  30971. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mbq1VQWRexE Ian you need to check this one you will love the noise
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  30972. Okay... you've won me over Ian. Had to Sub after this, other Aussie content & your love for Bathurst. Keep it up mate. Best of luck.
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  30973. If you want to get the real malted chocolate flavour of Milo put a couple of dessert spoons full in the bottom of a glass and dissolve it in a half an ounce (15 mls) of warm water before you add the milk. If it is not dissolved first the Milo just floats on the top.
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  30974. You can actually get Kangaroo meat in the States its very rare but possible
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  30975. You should check out some Japanese touge drift videos
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  30976. While you were talking about 'a word' to describe a phobia of being in the outback.....all I could think of was the movie "Wolf Creek" You should definitely check it out, just maybe not with the family.
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  30977. I live in a block of 21 appartments and I don’t need to know what day bin day is because we have just 3 big skip bins and the truck driver actually reverses in to the garage and empties them. Having said that, I know bin day is Tuesday and Friday because you cannot miss that sound😅 5:29
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  30978. Plz look up the 2022 Audi RSQ8 Mansory you will forget the RS7 very fast ...your welcome
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  30979. I posted you the Tim Tam's idea ages ago when you received a bunch I'm sure others face to its cookies n crean style ice cream 🍦
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  30980. The only trouble with watching this video is, I don't have any Belgian beers handy, and watching you guys enjoying them makes me really want one.🤤
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  30981. Congrats on 20k subs
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  30982. ssssoooooo good to see an american who loves australia almost as much as us aussies do😀😃😄😁😌😇
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  30983. Hi, wen do you loke the Tatra cars , 600 700 and 800 series?
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  30984. We went to Kos Island in Greece in 2011. With my in-laws. And the tour company had. Maimi Air, as an airline. On takeoff, the entire plane smelled of overheated electrics. And then you have another 3 hours from Amsterdam Schiphol. The most beautiful landing was on the Greek island of Crete. Then you will fly around a mountain after 3.5.our. And it really goes down in steps. To the ground should help with braking. Engines full reverse and all flaps. At the end is a military base and then water again. Greetings from Spakenburg, the Netherlands.
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  30985. Its not a Mondale it's an old falcon ef model 90s era
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  30986. Unfortunately big car manufacturers are now producing world cars and most of them are vanilla, the age of the classic cars where Aussies used to make our own cars and our own design on cars is over, Most Aussie cars had originality and uniqueness to them, now, all that comes out of GM and Ford is blandness..........
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  30987. Hi. Thanks for such interesting and varied vids on a variety of different subjects from around the world. I have recently discovered your account & have really enjoyed your take on sports/beers/car racing etc and appreciate you looking outside the USA to give us your opinions. I like that your reactions are honest and not just aimed at giving that "American shocked at the world" type of vid that seems popular on Youtube. Being a Brit, i wonder if you have been able to source any Ales in your quest for beer sensations. It seems you like the wheat type of European beers most so would probably not like most Ales we get in the UK, but Pedro might. If you can source any Ales (as opposed to beer) try getting NEWCASTLE BROWN ALE, THEAKSTONS OLD PECULIAR, BISHOPS FINGER, PEDIGREE AMBER ALE, MCEWANS CHAMPION (or EXPORT). These are the names of the beer not the brewer. Thanks again for your natural enthusiasm and keep producing vids please. GR
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  30988. You just know The Buttsmarn is going to post a reaction to your reaction of his reaction.
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  30989. The car he’s cleaning looks a bit like a singer gazelle, a British car of the 60s. Although the panel with the blinkers looks different Wow, I learned to drive my parents Corolla (that exact model) and my wife’s first car was that years corona. Hehe Damn I feel old now 😒
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  30990. Great reaction again 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 and ps: contact him!! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 😂
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  30991. Real Australians drink Pepsi when we don't drink beer. It's better and 1/3 of the price. Edit. I believe your daughter just proved it.
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  30992. iWrocker said he didn't swear, then at 11:58, he swears.
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  30993. Thanks!
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  30994. My first car was a Skoda in Iceland, and my second car was a Barracuda 1966 model.
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  30995. Der IWRocker, I will enjoy your Videos a lot. I think you are raising awareness about an important Problem Here. Keep the good Work Up and dont Drink to much of These poisons! Worrird bout your health Mate. All the best from Stockelsdorf!
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  30996. We are in love with 100% peanuts peanut butter... No added anything! Australia here
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  30997. remember this is out of date.. look at 2021
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  30998. Honestly do as you like, I think this is often more about knowing what the options are rather than one being right, I personally don't really like beer without any foam since it goes stale quicker, but as other people mentioned, some beers are more carbonated, maybe you dont like that as much so you'd wanna do a high pour and get a bigger head on the beer. Anyone who says stuff like "There is only one way to pour beer, and it is the one I tell you" should probably be ignored. x)
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  30999. You say why haven't you seen this before. I am in Australia and I haven't even seen this before.. hehehe
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  31000. His father is Romanian, Crețu means Curly in Romanian, his mother was Austrian or German (I don't know exactly). He was born and raised in Romania but he excaped the country and went to Germany where he went famous.
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  31001. I've been to 2 British Championship events this year. I haven't seen a car that moves like a hillclimb car. 3:43 as you said, the acceleration of these cars is ridiculous. I have a video on my own channel showing one accelerating out of a chicane. It just goes.
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  31002. Gday Ian & family. Hope those Open Road magazines give you some destinations to dream of visiting. Car price guides are towards the back.
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  31003. Track IR or VR is the next step :D
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  31004. Would have liked to have seen how an American driver would handle that track,Marcus had an advantage bcos he knows the track.
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  31005. What are your thoughts on the lift? I know most people in the Power Wagon community are against Roughcountry, but seems to be working just fine for ya. Nice vids
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  31006. TRY DIRT RALLY AND BEAM NG Seriously, what could be more fun than the sensation of throwing a very stock spec fiesta R3 down some sweedish/finnish snowbank
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  31007. Skodas are popular in Australia, they use Skoda Superb wagons as police cars in WA
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  31008. 02:27 That is ATR 72 and flight at Tallinn to Helsinki and Stockholm 72 passanger trip speed 305 knots ( 552 km/h ) .
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  31009. One Aussie’s BBQ on his apartment balcony: https://youtu.be/HOpDAzjD564 Aussie workplace BBQ: https://youtu.be/fr6YhR7cspo
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  31010. Hey mate...yeah he'd fit in real well if he ever moved here...he's not the typical high five hand shaking sepo 😜
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  31011.  @Adrian-ey5xp  he seems to be able to meld with us real well..he is respectful of our culture..and he laughs just like us... cheers..
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  31012. If he'd driven a Holden he would have got a few under his belt. It is a shame he never got one though. Of topic, You probably don't have any time for this business, now you're making videos. But I've been playing a video game 'Forza horizon 5'. And they have a magnificent collection of old American muscle cars, And some Aussie classics. Like the SLR 5000 Torana and a car l can't recall seeing on here, The Holden panelvan aka Shag'n wagon. I now have about 50 muscle cars all with superchargers hanging out of the bonnet or hood.
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  31013. Yeah we had them on our farm in Gippsland and they had the giant worm 🪱 at Bass on the way to Phillip island
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  31014. Before I clicked Play, I predicted "I am stoked", 'sketchy' and 'wild'. At least it shows I watch your vids. :) Great car. Seen one in real life, they a beautiful. 1.6 litre F1 engine :) The first banked turn is called The Carousel.
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  31015. 14/10 is a bloody good review 😂. Yum👍
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  31016. I think I guessed right, close anyway. It looks marvellous. I always go to the high country or the ocean, so it's totally different. the end was great, unexpected.
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  31017. In Spain at least, the octanage is 95 and 98, and in the past leaded fuel was 97, then what else its added to the gasoline i dont know, each brand says it has its own additives to make it better, faster, or more efficient fuel, but thats all i can talk about this topic.
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  31018. Merry xmas eve from the Adelaide hills, dropped to 21'C/69'F so soon as I got home from work on with trakky daks, flanny and ugg boots. Had a cool foggy morning but got to 28'C/82'F during day, lovely. Should be a little warmer tomoz, going to lunch in city where it is about 4'C warmer.
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  31019. look up the big red kamgaroos
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  31020. Reminder. Bathurst this weeknd coming.
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  31021. Both Guinness and Murphy's on the list - Ok, so it's just Beamish missing then. Btw - Murphy's is brewed down in Cork by Heineken. The Newcastle Brown Ale is quite good, so you should definitely try a Newkie if you get to a Pub that has that Badge on the pump. Heineken or Amstel? If I had the choice I would much rather have the Amstel, no question about it! Peroni is said to be a "clean" beer, no strange chemicals in it so your hang-over won't be so bad if you accidentally drink a lot of it. Moretti is the same. If you visit Ireland you will find a lot of beer from smaller breweries that are not exported outside the country, like Five Lamps, Galway Hooker, O'Hara's etc. If Germany is on the itinerary then you should make sure you don't miss going to Stuttgart, and spend several days there. There is two reasons for that - 1. Beer - Dinkelacker is a local brewery in Stuttgart that doesn't travel very far outside the City, so you have to go there to get the beer. My personal favourites is Sanwald Hefe Weizen, it's top-fermented and unfiltered so it's cloudy in the glass when you get it. My second favourite is "Das Schwarze", a Jet-Black "Schwaben Bräu" beer that comes in a swing-top bottle. 2. Cars - For you having a great interest in cars this City should not be missed because it has not just one but two car museums, the Mercedez-Benz Museum and also the Porsche Museum. I was in Stuttgart with my work back in 2018. The last day was free with our flight home leaving in the evening, but when I asked my travel companions if we should go to Mercedez-Benz or Porsche they said "Naa, we are hungry so lets go to McDonald's instead". Bummer!!! 🤬 Cheers / B.
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  31022. Once your a mate of an Aussie your an honourable Aussie. Welcome to Australia mate!!!
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  31023. Victor Bray was famous for his 57 Chev Top Door Slammer but would use Hemi motors. When asked why he used Hemi's in a Chevy, his reply..." I want to win."
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  31024. We have a old engineering, the Otto motors are not so good bud Wanken is more effective and i think W stands for it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wankel_engine Greetings from 🇩🇪
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  31025. The police do speed radar checks for any would be racers on this public road
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  31026. Woow , i cant believe u got to one of these. u should try some newer ones :D (Im czech)
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  31027. omfg there’s no way at 13:16 that’s nowra my hometown I recognise the park on the left and the quest on the right my moms work was just before it plus there’s the sign at the start saying nowra on the right those birds are corellas and it’s a natural occurrence for that to happen there they always hang around in the trees and powerlines
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  31028. Welcome back congratulations on the baby
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  31029. Have you thought about watching grosjeans first interview after the crash.
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  31030. Something to help you with speaking European languages, there are almost no silent letters in European languages, so those words that end with consonants and then a E at the end, you pretty much always say the E.
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  31031. That car is still in excellent condition!
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  31032. Lol just checked and you only had 3 days off. Lol. Felt like a solid week tbh. 👍😁
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  31033. top video again thanks
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  31034. Straya"😁👌
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  31035. gave a like for the accent
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  31036. HA! The world wishes they COULD PLAY with Australia ✌😎 I like the rain a few times a week, it cleans the air & I love the sound at night...
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  31037. mount panorama will ending up being the the only track of its kind in the world for biked and cars , all these places are disappearing , all the great long standing race venues with multiple uses and coverage will go by the way side but the mighty mount panorama will survive
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  31038. There is a guy here in Australia that has a barn full of Aussie muscle cars and if you put in narangba chook shed muscle cars.. its a must watch.. and will find it on youtube
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  31039. If you want more Touring Cars watch the BTCC (British Touring Car Championship). A Classic championship that has a long History and is still going strong today. I have gone to see it live many a times over the years.
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  31040. Perhaps it would be interesting for you and your channel to present the vehicles from the Swiss manufacturer MOWAG. They are probably the best vehicles in Europe, which are also used for mountain operations...
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  31041. oh man! do i miss nashville! greetings from germany. glad you had tons of fun with "our" old european matchbox cars 😊 last time i visited the states is about 10 years ago. but last time nashville, i dont even know. my first trip was to nashville back in 2000, for a "db drag racing world final", what i later on attended for a few years with my own competition cars, what i shipped over with an a$$load of hassle everytime. but it was worth it so much good memories. maybe one day again. how far are you away from nashville?. i may visit the iw rocker also. 😂 have so much friends over there and miss them. saw this museum on a youtube channel years ago. aging wheels. i have to look what he does these days. he had a trabant and an e smart, like i have since 2017. of course i do have some more vehicles, what even go over 200mph, fossil fueled, but future is electric. also these memories remain ... have fun and take care. love your videos!
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  31042. For off-road we get all the nice diesel Landcruiser s
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  31043. @iwrocker Check out the Pontiac G8 and the Chevrolet SS - both are US versions of the Holden Commodore. I’ve driven the SS with the 6.2, and it’s absolutely gnarly.
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  31044. Beautiful views from you’re backyard
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  31045. $2,795 in 1970 works out as nearly $33,000 dollarydoos today, which in turn is under $24,000 in greenbacks. Good luck finding an original for less than five times that now.
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  31046. Happy birthday Ian..@iwrocker
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  31047. "I've never piloted an F1 car even digitally" That kinda sounds crazy to me since I had definitely digitally piloted an F1 car in like 1993 or something in Super Monaco GP on the Sega Mega Drive (aka Genesis). Although that was hardly realistic. It probably shouldn't even count.
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  31048. I fell into the YouTube RC Rabbit hole some time ago. From memory, some of these RC machinery vehicles can cost upwards of 20 thousand dollars.
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  31049. The big dollar cars are the homologation specials, Fords XW and XY GTHO Phase 1, 2, 3. Holden HK and HT Monaro GTS 327 and 350, Holden Torana LC and LJ GTR XU-1, LH L34, LX A9X, Holden Commodore VK, VL and VN SS Group A. Chrysler Charger E38, E55. These cars pull in excess of 6 figures. In fact good quality clones can pull around 6 figures aswell. I own a VK SS clone as you can see in my pic. Youtube Lloyds auctions
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  31050. Hey. Thanks for the video. I am lucky enough to live in Bathurst and spend a lot of time on the mountain because I am a Fire Marshall and officiate at all the events. If you ever manage to make it to Bathurst contact me and my partner and I will show you around. We'll done, I am glad you enjoy our racing.
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  31051. Great video. Only the description of the legal regulation concerning the lights was missing. In the USA, the lights shine evenly. In the EU (PL), the driver's light is shorter and the light beam is placed lower so as not to dazzle oncoming drivers. On the other hand, the light on the passenger side illuminates the shoulder and the road in front of the vehicle, so you can see what is happening on the side of the road. ;)
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  31052. RC tank owners rn: "Hold my beer"
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  31053. 👍👍
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  31054. 02:00 in Estonia are only lynx-s ..they are bigger ca 50 cm high x 65 cm long ( 1foot 7 inch x 2 feet 2 inch ) .
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  31055. Nice Welcome to simracing crew🎉
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  31056. Now, if you couple the motor to the wheels just in the moment it swaps forward in 0 RPM mode every time, you actually can drive at 0 RPM.
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  31057. Jooo jsme v Americkém videu ❤❤🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿
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  31058. Hey mate! I really love your reacts! It could be really awesome if you react the car culture in Brazil (My Country), the craziest engines, cars, burnouts and the whole brazilian culture in one single video. Where can I send the video to you for react? Love from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
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  31059. Ian! Cobra Kai season 5 dropping in Friday. Supposed to be craziest season yet. I assume you'll be watching🙂 👊🥋
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  31060. Hoegaarden, Peroni, and Okocim are the only ones I've never heard of. I've tried almost all the others. Wisconsin here, so go figure eh. (New Glarus is barely 30 miles away.) ;)
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  31061. I had no idea that Coke in Oz & US were so different - sugar vs corn syrup. Far as I knew Coke is made from a base made in Atlanta exported overseas & added to local water.
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  31062. Those languages you saw that are spoken in Australia are different Aboriginal languages 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘
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  31063. This would be a great event to visit, always having a soft spot for VW Beetles. Like you the Herbie movies was my favourite to watch growing up along with the lesser known German (english dubbed) DuDu or Superbug (known in Australia and also the US i think) movies. I always have a dream to at least drive a '60's Beetle. I believe Australia assembled the Beetle for the Australian market in that time period.
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  31064. Been to NZ and noticed this myself it blew my mind.
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  31065. i eat it from the jar with a spoon daily LOL
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  31066. Watch Andre Traveler if you want see real Czech Republic
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  31067. NEW YouTube referral for you! "Ally & Mac", "Beautiful Sydney, Australia"! (American tourists!) We are actually having cold winds here, not even summer yet! Video filmed only 4 days ago! 😂👍
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  31068. Look up Alvin Purple he’s the guy at the bus stop with the charger
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  31069. Wello, I reckon yor a top bloke and ya doin a great job! you'd be welcome in Vic Tazzie oz anywhere anytime;)
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  31070. A bit of slang for fun, it changes a little or a lot depending on the state, whether your from the big smoke "city" or country "rural", age bracket and although we are a very egalitarian "lot" people there are differences in even suburbs or jobs, I suppose, bogans have a distinct prose like a show called Kath and Kim. Whereas a classic ocker slang would be Paul Hogan, who was a bit of a larrikin - someone a bit rough around the edges. Then you have the more cultured accent of say Cate Blanchett. I'm sure someone's written a book much more informed than I of the different types, but it's a start. G'day is a common greeting. which could be followed by how ya goin or mate or the persons name.  Whatcha doin is another common one "what are you doing" It can be just in a general sense or specific.
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  31071. Love comedy like this 😂 I have actually seen that video from him before 😂
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  31072. In fact, the bird noise you heard was Ravens because Australia doesn't have Crows, it's a common mistake people make, and the " big bat:" was a flying fox or fruitbat . Keep up the entertaining vids Ian it won't be long till you have 30k subs good onya .
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  31073. Most of the US had more hours of sunshine per year than Europe apart from Spain and Portugal
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  31074. B/W with colour, as far as I know, is called Colour Splash.
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  31075. Watch Aussie dash cam owners and do a Tim tam slam every time someone says 'wtf'
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  31076. Damn, gonna need a dust mask for these in case the dust comes through my screen! WOW, this was EPIC!
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  31077. Vegemite is made by using yeast from the manufacture of beer, so
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  31078. Hello, I just watched your video and discovered the license plate from Graz/Austria in the background. Have you ever been in Austria?
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  31079. I'm kicking myself for not taking a few hundred kilometre detour to the Mount Panorama (track) road a few years ago when I was on holiday in central cockroach territory. Cheers. :)
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  31080. please romania next or soon :D
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  31081. Cadillac. We had a 70s vintage Cadillac hearse in the yard here for about 3 years. It had been here for some panel work but due to some serious health issues for the bloke working on it, work stopped and it sat in the paddock. It eventually got sold for the giant big block motor that was in it. However, before they took the thing away I grabbed a bunch of badges and lights off it. I might mount the emblem on my old Ford Courier when it's finished. That Caddy had truck tyres on it. Heaviest looking car I had ever seen. You could have built a house with the chassis rails.
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  31082. I think one of the most important thing about any job is having decent "fringe benefits" cool things money cant buy you get from your job. This has to be one of the best fringe benefits from any job. All this Swag. It would be a bit kitch for any actual aussie, but its all really cool. The love is palpable. Also how adorable has Emma got, shes so much more comfortable on camera. I guess every time Dad gets mail, there is free-for-all treats is a pretty positive reinforcement ;-) the Whitakers coconut slab is superior imho. L&P is boss. Cherry ripe FTW. Monte Carlo's are my favourite bikkie. controversial, but even better than timtams. check that, home made Anzacs. your gonna have to try the recipe, make your kitchen smell amazing. A Yowie is another name for a Bunyip. Its a swamp monster, along the line of a Yeti or Troll.
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  31083. Cool maps , i like the prison one :) , where do you come from ....... cell block "F" :) . I think Ian Sydney on average actually gets about twice the rainfall of Melbourne , i will say in winter it can get a bit dreary in melbourne , not always raining but at times sort of miserable cold , i`d guess an average of about between 10 to 15 Celcius 50 f to 59 F day time temps , drizzley on and off weather a fair bit , just enough to spoil your outdoor day . Melbourne has had noticeably milder summers for over a decade imo , but we have and do get serious hot spells with a run of days in the high 30`s and well into the 40`s as a rule , but it has been a while , Australia is very wide with a lot of arid in the interior , and when we get summer days and weather with winds heading across the country down our way that have come across the central desert , or hot air coming down from up north we get mid 40`s no worries , black saturday one of our big bushfire events occurred during one of those hot spells , iirc it was 46.7celcius with wind on that day (116 farenheit ). I reckon melbourne overall has the best weather ( Flame suit on :) ), we generally dont get the wild weather the west can get , also we dont get tropical nasty weather they can get up north , we get less rain than sydney .
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  31084. You answered my request!👍
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  31085. I usually just use a simple rough estimate to go from Celsius to Fahrenheit. If you double the cel and add 30 that’s an approximate. Or minus 30 then half. Also there is is only 200km 124miles difference in the width and length of Australia 👍🏻
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  31086. If you are into car racing games at all Forza Horizon 3 is based in australia with aussie scenery and cars 😊
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  31087. And yes I bought a jeep gladiator Mojave since I live in the desert of Nevada yeah it’s the shit too
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  31088. I was on it two weeks ago, is about a three hour drive from my house, my wife did not like it at all, she doesn´t like heights but the views are incredible, come to europe and do the drive.
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  31089. I like to think I'm not too far from his advice, but sometimes we need a little reminer to get back on track - great timing for me & priceless perspective 🇭🇲👌
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  31090. As others have said we have glass in OZ as well as the plastic and I agree with you and others glass is best
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  31091. fairly much nailed 'straya pronunciation :D
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  31092. I think,that this list probably is made by an American. He bought some beer, tasted it and than did a list. How can someone say which beer is the best? Different people have different taste. There are so many different beers around the world, who could do a best of, if you don't know them all? It would be fair, to have a list of good German beers, one of good Czechian and/or Austrian beer and one of good Belgium beer and so on. But I would never put out a list of German beer, where I would say, these are the 10 best beers in that order. My fav. beer is from my Country, it is Puntigamer from Austria. I don't need no Weizen or dark beer at all. I prefer the Czechian and Austrian taste of beer, the peope from Belgium call them pisswater - I couldn't care less.
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  31093. Fantastic video as usual 👍
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  31094. I wanted to ask you if you were open enough or confident enough to say why are you (as an average american) chubby but you answered us by telling you've never took a 30-min walk in your life That's a shame I always get at least an hour of walking a day but strive for 2 Just a thought: so are americans only walking when they own dogs? Or do they just hop in a car and attach the line to the car (like europeans/germans do to a bicycle)
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  31095. I remember back in the day they used to water ski barefoot
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  31096. Oooooo! Great taste test. This one has 'controversy' written all over it :) . Can't really comment about the other two; I was raised on true blue fair dinkum Vegemite since I was a little tacker. It would be fun to have a Vegemite Vs Promite comp, with Ford Vs Holden drivers. Cheers.
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  31097. Next season there will be three f1 races in america
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  31098. Super video as always!!! I miss this time in f the year in Europe.
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  31099. Hey mate I'm a new subscriber and I love your content. You have the same taste in great cars as me...American muscle or Aussie muscle. Keep up the great work. Deano from Aus.
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  31100. I think Ryan Tuerck's Formula Supra deserves an episode...Judd V10 at it's best..
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  31101. has anyone told IWrocker how kangaroos can drown ya dog fair dinkum 👍
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  31102. Do try to find info on the IVECO Daily 4WD truck, that is becoming very popular here in Australia. Covers a range of vehicles from smaller personal 4x4, to larger truck capacity from cab-chassis, tray utility double cab bus to van. Probably even after a bit of the Unimog universal truck market.
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  31103. Try nz v8s and, race to the sky hill climb nz.. we have a big car culture in NZ..
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  31104. Mt Panorama, yes people live there.. Its full of wineries and vineyards and is only closed 4 racing 4 1 week out of the year, its great and i love the place
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  31105. Wishing you and you family all the best for the new year. happy new year .
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  31106. He is in my humble opinion the best keeper in the world and im not German ore a beyern fan
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  31107. raba TRUCK hungary is a license product from MAGIRIUS MAN germany. built in hungary in the 80 th. the complete truck technic inkl. diesel is from MAN truck and motor company germany. CHECK MAGIRIUS MAN👍😁 its similar to MAN and DAF trucks.
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  31108. G'day, Ian (mate) I think way back in the 60 and maybe before that didn't coke had a bit of the real coce in it to get you hooked on it???🧋🥤that's what I heard when I was 10 years old 👍🇦🇺🦘
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  31109. Supercars are boring. The only reason I ever pay to go see them live is if the support series are stacked, so porsches. The excel series, touring masters, etc. and there’s good bands on afterwards.
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  31110. Hi from Australia,new south wales near the blue mountains was just enjoying another great contest but lol Australia all the way and as I know you love our country side that ( red Rock ) hay watch a 1 hour episode on YouTube called Australia.the time travellers guide the first steps episode 2 by the ABC network and you'll understand where our beautiful colours come from love to you and your family feel proud you've got a great partner and beautiful kids
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  31111. There is a lot of limestone blocks in Sydney Harbour Bridge, all came from my Grandparents Land. Happy New. Year🎉🇦🇺6hrs and 26 mins
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  31112. I play cricket & some days you can be in the field for 6hrs .. I once caught 28flys with my bear hands in 6hrs
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  31113. You should really react to new zealand superstock teams racing
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  31114. Just binge watch most of ya videos 👍 subscriber now
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  31115. As a Belgian I'd like to clarify Leffe is nowhere near our best beers. It's highly commercial beer, it's OK at best. Almost any other blonde Abby beer is going to be better. It's perfectly ok to enjoy a Leffe, but it has no right to be anywhere in 'Best' beer list. Also Leffe with its 6.6% is not really considered a heavy beer here. When we talk about heavy beer it's rarely anything under 8%. If you want a heavy Belgian beer that is definitely available in the USA, try Delerium Tremens (8.5%).
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  31116. Have you checked out Oscar Piastri? Current F2 Australian driver, he is currently looking for a seat in F1
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  31117. Sounded like electric car when off throttle Now need to make hybrid 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  31118. Coober Pedy: peedy peedy peedy!
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  31119. I was there where he hit the dirt was fantastic
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  31120. This car makes a NASCAR look like a model T
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  31121. Is there anyone here not from Oz .. and thumbs down to the person that gave this a "Thumbs Down" . .
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  31122. 8:26 can confirm - glass bottles
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  31123. They were a great team
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  31124. I see Kimi, I upvote!
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  31125. My dad had a vh charger, 245 hemi, 3spd manual floor shift. The clip where all the women mobbed the guy, that was actor Graham Blundell who played a character called Alvin Purple. Look it up and you will see where they were going with the advert.
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  31126. There is also a video out there, where they drive some kind of parcour challenge against a tank... I think you'd like it. Just can probably just search for it, but the original video is from @WeltderWunder and is called 'Panzer vs. Schreitbagger - Welt der Wunder' (it's 8 years old but still a banger)
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  31127.  @IWrocker  Ha, I'm sure you'd get a warm welcome. I'm currently driving a comical little car. Renault Wind. It's hilarious fun and really agile. Hope for more driving videos in the future. Great channel. 👍
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  31128. What do you call a boomerang that will not come back? A stick! LOL there are several youtubers that can show the right technique to get a boomerang to come back. Will need practice, but if you can throw a ball, you can throw a boomerang.
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  31129. You've probably already been made aware, but there are also Paramedic Bicycles in London, with lights, sirens and the green and yellow markings.
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  31130. The capital city of Australia, Canberrra is always pronounced wrongly by many foreigners. Aussie pronounce it Canbra and not Can-ber-ra.
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  31131. I'm so proud ! My city !
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  31132. Plasa was a weapon! A truely incredible pilot
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  31133. ps Ian your children are georgeous must take after their mother.HaHA
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  31134. I think the coin is a 2 Euro. A W12 has a much wider rev range. He barely touched the gas pedal! 2,200rpm? That wasn't even a third of the throttle! It red lines at just over 6,000rpm, he was nursing that throttle pedal! Audi is part of the VW group (VAG) who developed the W12 series. VW also own Bugatti so this engine is a smaller scale version of the Veyron engine so it's smooth and powerful.
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  31135. Some say you need the physical endurance of a ultra marathon runner to race at Bathurst, it’s incredibly taxing on your body
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  31136. 14.05 "just (casually) nick a bit of curb on the LH side"....at 172 mph. !!! think about that for a second.🤯🥴 misjudge to the left 1 foot and that would put his tyre to the off camber side of the curb and oblivion. And his heart rate only 148bpm, the rate for someone going for a run. Amazing skill and fitness. Makes me laugh when people say "they're not athletes, they're just sitting down and driving "🤣🤣🤣😳
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  31137. Hi Ian. 05:38 The white SUV was overtaken by a small car, while the big truck want to merge into middle lane and the SUV panic breaking on balloon tires with uneven pressure or bad brakes. Traffic is merging ahead and the overtaking lane is filling up quickly. Good thing the truck driver is alert and waits merging in later. NGK
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  31138. New to the channel. Enjoying the videos. You should check out bush mechanics!
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  31139. "Ay... Shut up, karen." 😂🤣
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  31140. How ya goin! Goin sounds like go en or go wen. Cheers Ian 🍻.
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  31141. Very funny skits between these guys! Yeah Ian deff check it out! Love your channel and hopefully you and your family can visit oz one day. Welcome with open arms 🙂💯👍❤
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  31142. What was the motorsport on the TV. ?? Sorta looked like the GC600 Supercars Gold Coast
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  31143. I love white chocolate tim tams with hot white chocolate for the slam.
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  31144. Very good, you said it correctly
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  31145. The bird eating the fruit whole is a cassowary. A large bird that can run fast, is territorial and aggressive with large claws. One of those birds killed a Florida man in 2019.
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  31146. If you want a great video quality, look at this video of Le Mans Classic 2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNI_ra73vw4&list=WL&index=62&t=5s Pure sound, flames and V8 !! ^^
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  31147. @7:50 The LMP1 Hypercar gets about half its power from an electric drivetrain, so can go to full torque basically immediately while the ICE spins up. It can also drive all wheels for vastly improved traction. Unlike the Formula E, it can only do this in bursts though to support launch and overtaking.
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  31148. A 308 is a holden 308ci or 5 litre motor known as the iron lion
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  31149. I’ve had four Clio,s and never been let down
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  31150. There’s I guy on you tube RC Sparks they used to do a whole miniature gold mining operation dozers loaders all the sluice boxes,shakers etc was crazy
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  31151. Appreciate the uploads
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  31152. Fantastic guys, gotta say I do like a mint slice, but TimTams will always win for the SLAM factor lol 😂
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  31153. That was a Woolworths bag by the way. One of our top 3 supermarket/ grocery store franchises here, along with Coles and ALDI. IGA is probably the fourth most common one, but it's more scarce nowadays.
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  31154. A.I difficulty level easy 🤙👍
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  31155. 6:42 do you have signs that say "beware falling rocks" in the US?
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  31156. As this is France the spectators have fun all day, beer & wine in abundance.
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  31157. This is the lap mate!
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  31158. Don't miss the gummy bears 😉
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  31159. 4:38 Nearly 17 and a half feet, buddy.
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  31160. Man, I miss those Holden Commodore Cop Cars. At one point it was just Holden Commodores and Toyota Hiluxes on the force. Nowadays it's BMW M5s, and Kia Stingers amongst other Super Sedans. In terms of Famous Cop Cars, it's Australia's Ford Crown Victoria.
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  31161. Forgive my ignorance, but have you done a video about the holden commodore yet? I swear, ian is becoming more australian with each video? Love it, stay safe brother!
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  31162. You have to watch "Liri Farfus gets a taste of the Nordschleife", Augusto Farfus, a BMW works driver takes his wife for a lap in a BMW M, absolutly hilarious!
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  31163. G'day mate, I've been 4x4 driving from Melbourne to Fremantle in the south to Darwin in the north early 1987 to 1990. It was the best road trip ever. We stayed in the top end for 6 months then took the Ghan back down south to Adelaide then took the slow coast road road back to Melbourne. Some of the best times was visiting the homesteads of the farms in the mid and north west. The Southern night sky in the outback, you can see the whole universe in full view. This will stay with me and my wife for ever.
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  31164. Your favorite truck is a Scania , check out - MAX AUF ACHSE . European truck in USA . Greetings from Germany
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  31165. We do have some long nose style lorries here in England, but they're very rare. I've probably seen less than 10 in actual use on the roads in my life time
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  31166. Rallylend is more of a spectacle, an event for the fans, not part of a competitive calender year although im sure there are ppl there looking to win. Drivers are invited to the event from all over, ex WRC drivers etc. Drivers from all over the world really. Those BMWs you see are drift cars out for the event especially, again to put on a show for the crowd. You see guys spining out and not really caring because its more about showing off the cars and having fun
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  31167. Before watching the vid.. I was posting about Horsepower Addiction ! Brilliant.... Love the Aussie/Greek narrative....
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  31168. I wonder in a few decades the car will come down in pieces via the elevator, because the next owner can’t afford a crane.
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  31169. Our money is pretty cool, but there is something special about the Greenback. Its like the grown-up of cash money.
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  31170. 100% Sure a Ridgeline can do some truck stuff, occasionally, but it will never be as durable or heavy duty as a body on frame truck with a solid axle. Don't buy a ridgeline and think it's going to last if you load it to or near capacity daily, and actually use it as a truck. If your're somebody who never actually needs a truck, then maybe the ridgeline is just the right "truck" for you. I want to see a ridgeline owner put a full ladder rack on their ridgeline and load the rack down with 16ft MDF trim material and then load the bed with 3/4 birch plywood or oak stair treads and drive it an hour. Do that daily multiple times for a few years and tell me how your ridgeline holds up. I did that with a Frontier. I've got pictures to prove it too. It never missed a beat. It never broke down. I did only regular maintenance. It ran fine when I traded it, and the main reason I traded it was because I wanted a crew cab. I got another Frontier. Best truck I have ever owned!!! In short, if you need a truck to pick up a dishwasher one time, and they just haul groceries the rest of its life... buy a ridgeline. If you need a truck to do actual work, and last while doing it then buy anything else.
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  31171. I love seeing that old cars are not just dismissed due to their age, appreciate that about you. I'm European, and have been around these cars my whole life, and I love them too. My daily driver is a 32 year old Volvo, that has never failed me. (I maintain it and love it as it was new though) My brother is a mechanic, and he went through the whole Big American Car phase (Chevy Impala, Suburbans, F150, etc), and then he had his BMW phase, like almost all teenagers and kids do, but he has now settled with a couple of cars that I personally don't care much for, but they are all Citroën, he praises their suspensions like they were divine... I will have to agree with him on that - even his little ZX hatchback feels like a million bucks on those suspensions...Even the tiny, cheap Citroën AX, with it's tiny engine, feels awesome for what it is. His daily workhorse is a Citroën C5 St.Car.
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  31172. The guy in the video seemed to know a fair bit about australian cars he really must be a fan haha
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  31173. thats my fav race car of all time the king of the mountain... mate your an aussie ..i was there been going for the last 20 years
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  31174. DRIFTMASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS ?
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  31175. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  31176. That was great , I have been to the Melbourne GP but I wasn't at the start grid, but The sound is crazy where ever you are. In fact, I lived 18 km away and if the wind was blowing in the right direction I could hear the cars.
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  31177. wow so much cool stuff you got, good one you senders that’s awesome :)
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  31178. UNIMOG of all models are awsome from 1st ones to newest ones ....
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  31179. You can thank the lobbying from all the big American truck manufacturers for your lack of variety, the government makes it very hard for other non-domestic utes over a certain size to enter the market with insane taxes and tariffs.
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  31180. Chicken tax on imported utes help stop them. Since about the seventies.
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  31181. I always forget that we are ahead of the US it seems so weird we get to celebrate Christmas and new years before you guys 😂😂 Like if it happened at the same time and was just different days technically. That would be one thing but we are literally an entire day ahead.
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  31182. Let's film the jeep video again then 😜 and good video baby!
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  31183. Your name is Ian!?......................nice reaction my man, I am also an Ian, loved and played snooker my whole life, ALWAYS watched the world snooker championships at 'The Crucible' growing up!...........................what you gotta look out for these days is the extreme snooker crowd violence...................lol I'm just takin the piss a bit! 😁
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  31184. The ball is a bit bigger than a NFL ball and the point more rounded for passing and kicking plus no laces on top anymore
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  31185. Those boys are doing some good power skids. 🤣
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  31186. It’s bits of tissue on his face, from nicking himself shaving.
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  31187. cheers
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  31188. Rottnest island... they have quokkas 😁
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  31189. react to 2018 grand final highlights
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  31190. check out the mako new Toyota only available in nz
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  31191. The Yellow Bird had a nickname. The Widowmaker. It's 80's turbo boost pushed to the max. When it came out it was the fastest production car in the world. Funny enough the second fastest was the Buick GNX. Which is also insane.
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  31192. Kimi. Raikonan 2005 suszuka is pretty good if say
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  31193. Concerning life expectancy: leave seed oils, they're toxic. Take animal fats, like butter and lard. The only non toxic plant fats are: olive oil, coconut oil and avocado oil.
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  31194. For your first ever lap and with a hand controller.. 2.40 isn't to bad.. think they were doing around 2.12.. more practice and a wheel set up and you'll get close.. your channel is cool. You will have your own fans when you come here👍
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  31195. WRONG the first Holden 248-215 was nick names the FX the FJ was the second Holden built same shape different grill front and rear suspension, plus in the sixties there never was a Bathurst 1000 it was Bathurst 500 (a 500 mile race) Bathurst 1000 only went into effect in 1973 when Australia went Metric and changed the race too 1000 kilometres , but the race was know by many other names over the years due too different sponsors
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  31196. by the way...this is still the best racing paint ever!
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  31197. Amazing skills 👏 👌
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  31198. Love that you got the direct drive wheel, i want to get a good sim rig but not able to right now
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  31199. I love your channel! You have to watch german soccer fans! Dynamo Dresden have the best fan shows❤ greats from germany
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  31200. I miss the tyre war era… Was super interesting when 2 manufacturers were around 🤷🏽‍♂️
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  31201. I remember that show as a late 80s teen. Impressive skills and a lot of good old fun too. The Host lost many times.
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  31202. Next step for experience: Going in TruckersMP to the road Calais - Duisburg (CD). Unforgettable experience for the beginner.
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  31203. Yes Ian I like the cab overs my only concern is that it leaves the driver very exposed in an accident.
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  31204. You just can't beat the site's and sounds of Australian and American muscle cars going around Bathurst the greatest race track on the planet it's a thing of beauty i love watching the Touring Car Masters maybe even more than the Super Cars. The Touring Car Masters will be racing at Bathurst this year so be sure to watch the 6 day Bathurst this year. Please please please Ian do more Touring Car Masters
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  31205. The bit about drugs is not about everything there can be adds generic drugs like pain killers (given it isn't strong enough that a prescription is needed) but prescriptions are better recommended to the individual that needs them
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  31206. Dude i've never heard an american say the alphabet better, americans who have been learning for years aren't even close to your pronounciation dude!
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  31207. ian now i know you love your torana,s look up the slr 8000 by channel street machine tv it will blow your mind best wishes to you and family mate
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  31208. Australian movie metal skin Had a charger and NASCAR face off .
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  31209. Check out some Aussie comedians like Jim Jefferies and Tim Minchin.
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  31210. 8:32 these old cars done up with all the fruit lol well over V8 supercars HP LOL theses nearly as fast 280 ks lol 🤣
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  31211. A highly watched Australian house construction vid from 1946 : https://youtu.be/oEL3K45yWUw From an amazing time when many returned servicemen returning from the war built their own house in the post war baby and building boom. Amazing levels of determination and skills that we are unlikely to see again. Gives you an idea of how perhaps the majority of homes were for families. When purchased today they usually get knocked down for something much more elaborate given the now huge land values these bigger blocks were on. My families story pretty much.
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  31212. 02:30 this we use like Your USA pick -up truck and they carry up 1,8 tons ( 3,964 lbs ) .
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  31213. Loving the Aussie stuff bro
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  31214. "Bris-Vegas" was originally coined as a tongue in cheek nick-name for Brisbane because Brisbane is nothing like Las-Vegas . It's the complete opposite of Las-Vegas in every way . What happens in Brisbane , DOESN'T stay in Brisbane .
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  31215. Amassing points in one turn is called "A break" not a rally or a run
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  31216. Hahahahaha . I pass this truck going to school everyday. I’ve always wanted to stop to look at it
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  31217. Awsome video 😎😎😎😎😎
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  31218. Mexico 🇲🇽 the jacket has “Mexican Pink” and the Angel of Independence. The Angel of Independence is a statue located in Mexico City (capital of Mexico). I love it when compared to opening ceremony outfits of the past for Mexico. It’s edgy.
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  31219. Good to have you back! Can never have enough MOPAR in your life!
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  31220. Now you need to mod it so can you can drive proper Scandinavian tandems
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  31221. Congrats mate. You & Dani deserve it with the work that you & Danielle put into your channel. (Hope Danielle doesn't mind me shortening her name, or spelling it wrong if i have)😃
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  31222. sup, Greeting from Czechia Pozdrav z Česka I hope, our alphabeth isn’t hard for you😅 Doufám, že naše abeceda není těžká pro tebe😅
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  31223. React to emergency responding of other countries if u can, would be cool
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  31224. Re: the bomb cleanup from WWII, France has a similar thing from WWI. Look up the "Récolte de Fer" (Iron Harvest) and "Zone Rouge" (needs no translation). The world wars are still very much with us.
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  31225. PS much love from OZ
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  31226. it's German counterpart the DTM was also awesome in the 90's with Mercedes, BMW, Alfa Romeo and Opel (Opel is named Vauxhall in the UK). what a great era that was.
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  31227. I just love the angry bark of an old, carburetted Escort...
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  31228. i cant stop smiling seeing these
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  31229. Like I said in your previous video: these cars were known to reach any and every location. Just don't ask how... ;-)
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  31230. Kangaroos are very territorial, if they feel threatened by you they will attack for they don't see you as a human it maybe because they want to be the only male to mate with the females, it could also be as simple as if there is a shortage of food they will forage in the suburbs and only want their own mob to feed there, so word of warning stay away from the males.😊
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  31231. Hi, go for the 917/30 too.... That Beast was raced in the US....
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  31232. hi im cz and u have a beautiful pronounciation but ur saying hi (ahoj) with "o" instead of "a", keep up the good work
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  31233. Why do I get so hungry watching these videos…hmmm!
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  31234. When I travelled to the USA for work - I used take a few packets & tip the hotel staff with the individual packets with a few $$$
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  31235. That was awesome, very similar to baja.
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  31236. yeah more . I own a hilux
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  31237. The best Kimi moment is when he crashed in Manoco during the race, he then jumped the barrier, took his shirt of, got on his yacht and started drinking with his friends who was watching from his yacht. Search for it on YouTube.
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  31238. Something not many know but the legend, Peter brock when he had his fall out with holden actually built Brock enhanced EA FALCONS He also drove RS500 ford sierra in 89 and 90
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  31239. The Roo's an asshole ??? What would you do if you were being chased by 2 large dogs intent on catching you and holding you down. The best form of defense is attack. Next to train the dogs to ignore the Roo's and go after the boars only would be good.
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  31240. As someone who is used to watching lets play's 30min to 1hr videos are what I am used to.
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  31241. Awesome ✌️
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  31242. For my taste, Milo is better with cold milk, but with 2 huge scoops 👍 Another great video Ian & family 😎
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  31243. There is a video here on Youtube of that car, driven by Gerry Marshall, who is really giving it the beans, it is, quite an sound... Sadly, it is too unreliable for its time. The Formula in which it was built was long dead by the time they managed to fix most of its problems, and nowadays, the surviving cars were too fragile to even compete in historic racing. My request to you is to listen to the sounds of Alfa Romeo 8C series of race cars from the 1930s, like the 8C Monza, P3, and the Tipo C-308... There's also one nice footage of the 1927 Delage 15-S-8, 1.5 liters supercharged inline-8 goodness revving up to 8,000 rpm...
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  31244. There is no better looking car than the 68-70 American Charger, I go like Homer Simpson does for donuts when I see these, tongue out, drooling at the mouth, love the stripe I even like the version with the droop snoot and the high wing. I had two uncles and a cousin own these beasts, one uncle would drive from Broken Hill to Adelaide, that's a 360 mile drive, or 500 K's in 3 hours, man he needed that wing because he was low level flying! I always wanted one of those yank tanks but never made it, still love em though.
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  31245. My favourite ford is the falcon xr6 but second is the cobra 😀❤️
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  31246. Mate - you are more ozie then I am - fair dinkum!
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  31247. Better call Saul or breaking bad
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  31248. I have never seen Bundaberg Ginger Caramel Whittakers Chocolate in a 🇦🇺 Aussie supermarket, so want to try it now
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  31249. I like both race cars, in the 1980's we did have a version of NASCAR in Australia it was held at Calder Park in Victoria and it was an oval track it was very popular, but it faded out in the early nineties and the track was closed down, as a former Victorian I am not sure if it still exists, but back then visiting my aunt and uncle near Calder Park it was fantastic to hear the sound of the cars going around.
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  31250. https://youtu.be/OX1LD-1csQA here is V8 sim car racing live right now, they do this with real v8 SUPERCAR drivers. (due to covid) :P thank me later haha
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  31251. Love to Have a Mini Cooper S in my garage!! Loved the 00 AU Falcon at Bathurst Green Eyed Monster with Lowndes/Crompton Epic lookin machine!!:face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:
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  31252. Can definitely recommend buying a Volvo. An old RWD 240, 740, or 940 series is good fun for gearheads just because of the ruggedness and simplicity to work on. Bring me a sort of a primal joy just to drive it. In Sweden they're very popular in the drifting scene. And MAN do those have a huge engine compartment. Stick anything you want in there. Some more recent ones, be they FWD or AWD, have plenty of creature comforts. And the safety standards are still very good. The V70 and XC70 series are pretty good too. Bought and drove a 245 from Sweden recently. Lightly modified by the previous owner. Still, 1500 km with the clutch slipping in 3rd and 4th gear. Took it like a champ. The roads and scenery gorgeous. Very polite drivers. The car is immensely roomy. Excellent for roadtrips. And with its lowered suspension felt very solid at high-ish speeds on the highways. Not boatlike at all, even with its lack of steering assistance. The straightpipe though... while very satisfying, kind of wished I'd brought earplugs. At my local road safety inspection was measured to be 108db loud. Take a look at some Volvo pure sound compilations. Could be good fun.
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  31253. Your obsession with the Unimog is just hilarious 😅 But i grow up in the alps and pretty much every 3rd larger firestation had one
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  31254. Will you be doing a watch along for the United States Grand Prix this weekend? 🙂
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  31255. HAVE LOOK AT TOP 100 SUPER CAR CRASHES
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  31256. Specs???? Who the fawk cares when you hear that sound?
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  31257. hi i would love to watch you reacting at some star 266 off-road videos !
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  31258. Did you ever hear of a Neapoli-tan? That's when there's a band of pink sunburn between your toasty brown arm and your snowy white shoulder. Brown, pink, white, like the ice-cream!
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  31259. I just hope we get a Bathurst race this year.....
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  31260. HOLY SHIT!!!! Someone actually listened to how you're supposed to eat Vegemite. Bravo good sir👊👊👏👏👏👏
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  31261. There Are 3 👌 ways to try out milo 1) 1-2 spoons with cold milk and eat the crunchy bits with a spoon 2) with hot milk similar the way you’d drink cocoa 3) couple of spoonfuls mixed into vanilla ice cream And you’ve got to try the chips/ steak cut chips with chicken salt in buttered bread or a buttered bread roll drowned in tomato sauce it’s next level
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  31262. I like your honesty abut not knowing things about some european cars, still stoked when you see some of those rippin arond the track! Keep up dude, cars and bikes are all over the world, there is everytime a reason why people race them, and like them. Racecars do not know borders or continents, they just want to get raced.... big up for your entuhusiasm! Keep it real!
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  31263. We moved from Alaska to Spain. Drove from Anchorage to New York, then flew from NY to Barcelona.... Built a home and now we are travelling all over Europe and north Africa, lots to discover in this old continent, looking for new videos, you are now my connection to the USA , looking forward to new videos..
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  31264. You need a cam in your truck bet that 6.4 would sound bad ass even more
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  31265. goosebumbs guaranteed.
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  31266. Yep, the snorkel is a factory option. Most Australian sold 4WDs have a snorkel option. My old 60 series...it died a less than graceful death due to rust issues those models had. We lived on a beach for quite some time. Anyway, my 60 series Landcruiser wagon had the old 2H diesel and a snorkel. I put extensions on the axle breathers so that they were above wheel height It was a great old rig while it lasted. I bought it in around 2007(?) and put it to rest in a paddock up North in 2012. It has some stories to tell.
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  31267. Just a tech comment: please normalize the sound next time :)
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  31268. That's an Australian Ford mate had nothing to do with American Ford and it is a big car, just as a foot note the Australian 1971Ford GTHO phase 3 was the fastest 4 door production car in the world in 1971.
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  31269. If you like things Australian, and comedy, look up the Paul Hogan show. I think from the 1980's.
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  31270. Bathurst is a public, unfenced road so you get a few of them on the track. The government sell 1-2 000 000 million "tags " a year to shoot them for population control, using the meat and shins. Farmers probably shoot another 1 000 000 and another 1 000 000 probably get killed on the roads. The estimated kangaroo population is 170 000 000, so they are a pest.
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  31271. Got old black n white pics of my cousins and me, sliding down the bottom bit of wave rock on a refrigerator box back in the early 70s - not a great memory, first time in my life I almost died ( I choked on a damn march fly) BOL 🤣🤣🤣
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  31272. 7:15 The reason why is because only 9% of the world still uses MPH
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  31273. A friend of mine drives a Renault and swears that since he got to drive that, he doesn't want to ever switch to any other brand again, is over the moon happy with his machine.
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  31274. Living in the Chicago area, you may have had contact with a Polish beer called Żywiec Beer. It has been exported to the USA for the Polish American community since the 1950s
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  31275. The only reason it resembles a velociraptor is because real velociraptors were the size of turkeys and had feathers. The ones in Jurassic Park are pure Hollywood fiction. Google search cassowary claws and u will see why they are so dangerous. They also smash u with that large bone on top of their heads and peck u with their beaks.
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  31276. Can you plz do a liv3 reaction of the Belgium gp f1 plz this weekend
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  31277. Used to watch them at Oran Park, pretty spectacular racing. You need to see them in person to really appreciate how fast they are. Quarter mile in low 13’s. Gavin Manning raced in the smaller class, and then turned his truck into a salt lake racer. So far he’s managed 155mph, in a heavily modified and streamlined Ford Trader. Basically, if it’s got wheels then Australians will race it in every way you can imagine.
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  31278. There are rally versions of the Fiat "sedan" you were looking at...
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  31279. Hi Ian. I just watched a great doco on Peter Brock. Screened tonight locally on TV ABC IVIEW 'Brock: Over the Top'. Great story. Thought you might be interested. You can pick it up on utube.
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  31280. Finally an American who didn't put half the jar on and call it disgusting!
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  31281. Yas!
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  31282. Awww I love the videos when the whole family are together!! Makes my day to see you all get spoilt! X
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  31283. I love your support for our country! You deserve it :), 🇦🇺
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  31284. Toyota Hilux and Nissan Patrol are some fave's down here, you can get an American M1 Abrams tank to shoot them and the bastards will still start and run (the radio also works) :)
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  31285. Alamogordo, New Mexico?
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  31286. Koozie... How did we miss that? Grouse🤘
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  31287. My experience was to have a tall, very good looking young female Australian ask me "how my evening was going?" As a single guy in his 40's, I thought, "shithouse, up until now" I used to find it annoying how the workers were so young. One time years ago, when I was a young man, an older female Bunnings worker asked me to keep an eye on some suspicious teenagers for her. Now you get a lot of young guys (working for Bunnings) googling stuff on their i-phones.
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  31288. Ian, next time do the slam with Port instead of coffee, that's something else again.
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  31289. There is a company in the states that sell Australian utes that have been converted for left hand drive 👍
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  31290. I am 34, and i remember the days of travelling and having different currencies. Especially fun going to Turkey and becoming a Billionaire, just on your allowance :D
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  31291. Yes some small diesel hatchs have so much torque for their weight they will move forwards in flat ground if you just release the clutch. When I went to driving school all cars were diesel hatchbacks, they are extremely hard to stall. edit: Portugal BTW, also good summer vacation if you have the opportunity.
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  31292. You should check the group c cars, not from the Australian side but the le mans side.
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  31293. We also invented BBQ, eskys(cooler bins) utes(truck to work the paddock and also go to church on Sunday literally why the farmer who invented it made it so his wife didn't get all muddy) and lawn mowers your welcome world Australia rocks hahaha.
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  31294. durries are pronounced d-uh-rees not deuries btw
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  31295. 5 or 6 speed stick Power Wagon
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  31296. please look into our ford performance ute...great vid
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  31297. I send you a message in your Instagram dm. Take look whenever you have time! Loving your videos!
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  31298. Merry Christmas, Ian. 11.30pm on the 24th here - just finished all my preparation chores for tomorrow - last thing I did was clean the pool! Just kickin’ back now with a few quiet ales to see if I can catch Santa doin’ his thing.
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  31299. You’ve gone into this the right way, mate! Too many Americans went the wrong way ie: table spoon full of Vegemite straight in the mouth. You’ve gotta be a seasoned camper to pull that off! Did you know Vegemite was created by an Irishman?
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  31300. Beautiful scenery.
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  31301. MAN TGS 8x8 - King off-road #3 / MAN Danmark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mDjFE6bl6E UNICAT Expedition Vehicles MXXL24AH MAN TGA 8X8 / UNICAT Expedition Vehicles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ekbEM3S4QA
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  31302. ian as arnotts of australia say theres no substitute for quality new subscriber btw love the vids mate from perth wa
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  31303. greetings to Pedro 1&2😂 and cheers y'all
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  31304. I seem to think I need to mention,this type or tractor was not just for towing, plowing, it was the major power plant for the whole belt " fed" ecosystem? Thresher?, wood shed? Baler and the like? So its system was beneficial for the whole farm?
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  31305. Those brakes tho! :O
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  31306. He was awesome. I'm lucky. In 1995, I went to the RAC Rally and watched him win his World title against Carlos Sainz ( Carlos Sainz Jnr's father ) . Richard Burns was another great driver from the UK
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  31307. About the self-parking, you could check the "test and comparison" videos from the channel RSymons RSEV.
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  31308. IWrocker, did you know its not solely a race track. Its a public road for most of the year. Its closed off just a few times a year for racing. The rest of the time its totally open to the public. I've driven around it with a caravan in tow.
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  31309. Thanks for your kind thoughts Ian. I love these types of videos so I'll be happy to see more.
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  31310. "Waiter, there's a fly in my cheese" 🤣 I hope that kind of cheese is banned here in Australia too 😅 As for eggs, I always put them in the fridge, whether they were refrigerated in the supermarket or not. Just habit, I guess.
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  31311. You could have seen the Corsa's close the border.. they are sold in Mexico as the Chevy. They even have a pickup and a sedan version we never had in Europe.
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  31312. Technical stuff? Well, they started out basically as Group A cars, with most of the first generation of AUSCAR machinery (1988-'89-ish) often being outdated VK and VL Commodore touring cars (by this stage the game had moved on so the '86 VK and '87 VL were no longer competitive). As such they were really just road car shells with a roll cage welded in, a race-tuned Holden 308 (or a 351 Cleveland for the few Falcons entered - which was considered fair since the XF Falcon was a much wider car than the compact Commodore, so it had more drag). Bodykits were usually the same fibreglass as the VK "Blue Meanie" or VL Group A cars (although again, the XF Falcons initially got something much more elaborate). By 1990 or so the wide-body VN Commodore was available as a secondhand buy, and it was about the same size as the rival EA Falcon, so that allowed Bob Jane to adjust the rulebook so the Falcon runners could de-spec to a Windsor 302 to match (and the people who would soon be starting V8 Supercars watched closely and took notes...). That said, there were never many Falcons at all, because why pay through the nose for an imported V8 from America when Commodores grew on trees? So AUSCAR started out very off-the-shelf, almost backyard engineering, but as the 1990s wore on it got more and more specialised and so more expensive. Mal Rose was featured in the most recent edition of AMC and he mentions "aluminium radiators and oil coolers" becoming necessary, and I happen to know they scored gubbins like asymmetrical suspension, control brake packages, semi-slick control tyres, stuff like that. AUSCAR never became full-blown racecars like NASCAR, retaining the production bodyshell right up to the end, but by the turn of the millennium all the specialist kit needed to be competitive had got too expensive and, because V8 Supercars was getting huge and was busy hoovering up all the fans and sponsors, that sort of money was no longer available. Mal Rose drove me around the Thunderdome in 2013 and blew me away, and they told that in the late 90's there'd be 40,000 people there on a Saturday night. Must've been good times. These days, if you break in to go and explore, your biggest worry is watching out for snakes. If you want to do us a favour, react to the Goodyear NASCAR 500, the race that opened the Thunderdome. That was a true NASCAR race and although a few Aussies were entered, most of the drivers were American, so it would be interesting to hear who they were and what their stories are. If you want to do yourself a favour, react to Brad Jones driving Simon O'Donnell around the Thunderdome, it's a hoot.
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  31313. Ute and truck to me is bigger. I’m going to send you some portello the soft drink, lamingtons, and violet crumble hundreds and thousands for fairy bread for your children we have that only at birthday parties. Anyone else got any ideas of food that would last the trip have you tried Australian wine I’d there a particular wine you drink red or white? If so what type? We have the best wine in the world.
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  31314. As an aussie i can safely say i have no fkn clue about the japanese girl screaming at 3am joke anyway so.
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  31315. My country, Belgium, is known as a rainy place. It has barely rain the last two month. In my city, two years ago, we reached 106°F for the first time, and we will probably reached that again tomorrow
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  31316. Ian great reaction, realy cool to watch your videos. The Nürburgring is one of the greatest Racing Track on the World. The whole length of the Racing Track is 26 km long thats makes for the Race Driviers intresting.
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  31317. Thank You For Caring!
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  31318. If you are so enthusiastic about the Unimog, then you should definitely take a look at its counterpart, the Multicar, manufactured in the former GDR (East Germany). The Multicar is slightly smaller than the Unimog, which actually gives it a big advantage within cities. The Multicar was built during the GDR era and is still built today in almost unchanged form. (sorry, but google translater)
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  31319. At my work we have flatbed Fiat Dukato. Crewcab. Has same footprint as current F150, but has almost 3m (10ft) bed. Also, all sides on the bed open, so can easily load pallets with forklift from any side.
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  31320. Paul Hogan’s character Mick Dundee is perplexed when in the US he encounters a bidet in the restroom in the 1980s film Crocodile Dundee.
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  31321. Good on you Ian. Vegemite is definitely unique. I grew up on the stuff. I for one spread it thicker than most. I love the stuff. A PO Box is a great idea. Keep up the good work 👍
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  31322. Those huntsman spiders are pretty common and very placid. You'll get a heap of these during the winter as they come in on the wood you bring in for the fire, but they're harmless.
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  31323. Cheears von Croatia and Germany❤
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  31324. Beautiful setup, love seeing more of this. You looking at european things is really entertaining. Great video!
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  31325. Theres a kiwi jingle belly's too if you wanna check it out
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  31326. ✌️Hey Charger, we used to do that sign to Chargers when we were kids.
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  31327. Many of the famous WWII warplanes like the Spitfire, the Corsair, the Hurricane, etc, were in some or all versions started with Coffman starters. AFAIK the shotgun shells basically give the engine a kick so it starts turning. Electric starters require batteries, and in the 1940s they were typically very heavy and unreliable, so by doing away with the electric starter you could save a lot of weight, and that is important in military aircraft. And of course the farmer wants a tractor that starts reliably, so I guess that's why shotgun starters were pretty common on tractors.
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  31328. Ian, By now you are a specialist in European affairs. I think a lot of Europeans wouldn't do so well with questions about the US (although many will pretend they do) It's great you take such an interest in Europe and other countries and cultures. I always enjoy to be in the US, there are differences, but nature is great, and always enjoy visiting NFL and MLB!
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  31329. I have such bad memories of that Perez Monaco crash. It took forever to get him out of that car, and they covered everything up with sheets. I was sure he had died, but Im so happy I was wrong on that one.
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  31330. Look into Porsche 911 history. It was originally a rally car.
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  31331. Ian, your facing the wrong way! 🤣😂
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  31332. When's the "I bought back my ol power wagon" video gonna pop up? lol
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  31333. 3:26 Walk around the outside to reach your goal xD
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  31334. Great video 👍🏻It was my wedding car! Loved it since I was a kid and now at age 37 still want one, but even here in the Netherlands (where most of them are) prices have gone up big time. I just bought one of his successor a 1992 Citroen XM with the same suspension and I love it!!
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  31335. Ian - enjoy your channel, and you obviously enjoy Aussie extreme adrenaline machines. However, not all Aussie extreme adrenaline machines have motors and wheels. You are diversifying a bit, so have a look at the 18ft skiffs on Sydney harbour. They are the world's fastest monohull non-foiling yachts (foils are underwater wings to lift the boat hull out of the water. These skiffs do NOT have them). These boats are the result of over 100 years of development. To see these boats working well, see "Epic 18 foot skiff run!" by Christophe Favreau and "18 foot wild skiff run dodging a yacht" by Yewflik. To see what happens when things go wrong, See "18ft skiff crashes" by Christofu1973.
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  31336. haha that first one! i play that kind of stunt on my buddies
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  31337. We would probs class shapes as crackers rather than biscuits in AUS.
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  31338. Mate, you've blown my mind. Easily the first American that's listened to advice! We better open these borders up just for Ian.
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  31339. If you cook them in an oven they shrink to less than a quarter of their original size but retain all of their features.
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  31340. The speed camera "leeway" in aus is I believe 9%, as soon as you hit 10% over is when you will cop a fine.
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  31341. never heard of PRAGA in my life.. but now I've got the urge to try it, not gonna lie Also only heard of Samson but never tried it. Those brands really aren't something you'd come across easily in Czechia. Budweiser (Czechwar) and Plzeň are probably the two most representative. TBH, personally I do prefer Belgian beers like Leffe or Delirium Tremens. Since you also seem to like those types of beers as well, I'd recommend trying out Bernard Bohemian ALE. Don't know if you'd be able to get your hands on some tho.
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  31342. If you look closely at the driver at the beginning his eyes crinkle up he is smiling behind the helmet... cruel bugger :-) he knew what he was going to do to that poor lady and for some reason I don't think he was going flat out..... maybe !! :-) :-) :-)
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  31343. Congrats! You are such a beautiful family and are so well deserving 🥰
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  31344. the trucks are indeed 8x8, and were originally built to haul tank transporters by Unipower, A.L.E then decided to build their own, (Trojan 8870).
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  31345. Thats a new 2016 plus model 75-79 land cruiser with the VDJ turbo diesel v8 motor 4.5 litre, personal prefer the older ones especially the ones with the legendary 1hz or 2h 4.2 turbo diesel, a lot more tuffer in every way and way more reliable than the VDJ
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  31346. These boats are usually big block v8s or supercharged small block nascar style v8s set up for marine use & they generally exceed speeds of 100 mph. As for the skiers being towed, they require balls of steel because if the fall they will end up in hospital with some pretty serious injuries. I may be wrong but i think this form of racing began in the late 70s as a race on the hawkesbury river as a "bridge to bridge" type of format and expanded from there
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  31347. 5:40 it´s fine, close enough
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  31348. Left hand drive is more common https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-_and_right-hand_traffic . I'm Australian (right hand drive) and agree the standard should be left hand drive (most common and match international marine). Metric still wins. But both are a logistical and financial (and safety) nightmare for a country to change.
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  31349. So I don't actually wheel my Ram Rebel, the diet zero-calorie zero-sugar powerwagon aesthetics 1500 they make - but I too had some tire-slippage in the rain with mine. My factory Toyo AT2s were pretty bad in the rain. Spinning all 4 tires in 4WD? No thanks. I did a shit ton of reading on eevery review, web board I could find. I'm not an actual expert, I'm a guy that's read some stuff! Take it with a box of salt. My take - Apparently mud terrains in general are not the best in the rain, the way they channel water. They can paddle mud fantastically, they look great, but once it gets wet, slip and slide. Look at the traction surfaces on regular tires - the water has places to go. Once that road tire gets offroad, poof, gone. Plugged. Bowling shoe. It's a trade off. Tall vehicle, wind, tires with so-so traction, wet out - those are basically the conditions needed to make it slip, from what I can tell. All terrains are generally a good compromise between the two. I've had Dueler Revo2s, General Grabbers - on an FJ. But the KO2 is my favorite thusfar. (By your tastes, those Revos would basically be a racing tire). The BF Goodrich KO2 is supposed to be Mud, snow, and snowflake rated (heavy snow). The KO2s have had great traction in everything. Snow, the dirt it has seen, rain, you name it. - They did need to be roadforce balanced! - I had some rear end shake when the tires were new and the sidewalls were stiff. Suuuperstiff. For 2,000miles. Now they're sponge-y. They need a little more air than the stock PSI, going by feel anyway. Guys on 3/4ton truck forums commented on how sponge-y they felt. But for traction, I've had a lot of tires, I think those are a good "Every day, but maybe I don't feel like changing tires to do some mudding" compromise. They're also fun to look at! They just look right on a truck.
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  31350. I think a then current VB series was given the facelift items and SL/E equipment. Even the pentagonal wheel caps are in the trunk. So that accounts for it having a vin number. The 4.2 and 5.0 V8 were in production and went into Kingswoods Premiers Monaros and Commodores from 1970 to 1984 with carbies and fuel injection took them through to early VT series in 1998
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  31351. Ian you say at 3:04 that you are fortunate to have not been on any slides like that one, but you forget once when your were a wee little tadpole you did ride a slide like that LOL Sorry!
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  31352. Gotta love your enthusiasm... 😂
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  31353. NASCAR didn't take off as in Starbucks here. We grew up with Touring cars and do that well as we do with great coffee here.
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  31354. Snooker was actually used to test the effectiveness of colour TV in the uk
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  31355. You like guy Martin from the TT, you should watch his video when he trains and took part in an F1 pitstop during grand Prix. I think it was for Williams he did it.
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  31356. Someone mentioned the Volvo - "Valpen", made for the Swedish military. It is badass too, also in the six wheel version. But. If you want an offroad beast, check out the "Hägglunds bandvagn". Yes, we are leaving wheels there and go for tracks, but still. I have never seen anything that has the offroad capability as Hägglunds. It can even swim. I will check for a link.
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  31357. You should check k out Andy's fishing look for the flying the ultralight overnight.
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  31358. Yeah! I'm excited. Hopefully you can watch it over there mate.
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  31359. NASCAR also raced at gold coast on a road circuit that now hosts supercars
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  31360. That gave me goosebumps all over my body! 🥲 Please learn more about this great series. There are so many great great things to discover! ❤️
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  31361. Drifting actually was pioneered by a Corolla hatchback, ae86 drifting was important in the origin of drifting
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  31362. Country Road is overpriced poorly made crap, but yeah ... 😅 Dulux is pronounced Jew-lux (we pronounce words starting with tu or du as 'chu'). Macquarie is pronounced McQuarry.
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  31363. Hi iwrocker, what you’re looking at in this video is probably Brisbane Queensland. You see the lovely Brisbane river the botanical Gardens you saw some water features at Southbank. You can see the Brisbane River water taxis. And you can see the elevated river motorway at about 4:50 in your video. I live about four hours north of Brisbane. It’s a lovely area and yes, we do have a lot of sun up here in Queensland. So yes, sunscreen is a must. And I know you love my area‘s favourite soft drinks from the brewed drinks factory.
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  31364. Check out The Croatia trophy.....its one of the heaviest 4x4 event in Europe 👍
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  31365. Great video again. As a austrian (from tyrol - middle of the alps)im especially enjoying this one. And even though vienna is top rated if you not visit the tourist points its not that great (in my opinion)
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  31366. Great video Ian. Your girlfriend is adorable. It was a really fun video, and she did a great job driving.
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  31367. I definitely know where there’s more of those plenty at the shop here in Perth Western Australia
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  31368. "...when you're a gentleman, you open the door for your lady..." Unless you drive a Ferd or Cheby, in which case you open the door for your gay-lover. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) But hey, it's 2018 and who am I to judge anyway?
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  31369. Check out Vivid Festival in Sydney
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  31370. Over here, sometimes in country regions you may go half a day not seeing another car, when you do you give each other a thumbs up to ask if all ok, or wave to each other as you pass
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  31371. In Australia. Yes, it is possible for people to buy retired police cars in Australia. Once a police vehicle is decommissioned and sold, it can be purchased by individuals through auctions or private sales.
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  31372. hi ian just being a pest again you should track down holden vf ute nurburgring 2013 the link auto motor und sport. the driver is rob trabiani, he does a full commentry of including what gear he is in its still available i just watched it again it's fantastic. fastest pickup record then. cheers mate!
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  31373. I'm curious what you think about belgian beers.
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  31374. Cameron Tilly pacer on board at Bathurst. You don’t have to make a vid on it but it’s a great one to experience the sound of it👍🏻 best sounding six. ( he has a v8 in it now)
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  31375. Hi Ian new subscriber just recently found the channel and watching your vids, just watched the Anzac vid you posted 6 months ago but thought I'd comment on a more recent video as you'd be more likely to see this comment. Regarding Anzac day whether you do a reaction vid or not you should definitely listen to Australian artist John Williamsons "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda." It is a beautiful and haunting song about a soldiers experience in Gallipoli. Thanks mate really enjoying your vids you're a top bloke, say hi to the fam. Cheers cobber.
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  31376. I see that you seem to have an interest in french cars, man, as a french it makes me feel glad. If you wanna see more french car history, here are some curiosities and old cars: -Peugot 205 GTI (pretty famous) -Renault 4CV sport (pretty old one, but looking really nice with the good paint on it) -Alpine A110 (the one from 60s and 70s) -DS "mille pattes" from Michelin -Renault Avantime -Renault Espace F1 (pretty crazy one, if you didn't know about this thing please go for it right away) -Renault Twingo 1st generation (you can think of it as the late 20th century/ early 21st century 2CV)
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  31377. One of the famous drivers in the late 60's early 70's Colin Bond almost rolled down the mountain in his Holden Torana but was lucky that a tree caught his car. I tried to find a vid of this for you Ian but I couldnt in a short look. Scotty.
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  31378. 2 years parental leave with 85% pay in Romania.
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  31379. again, czech rules, liaz, tatra, skoda wrc, awesome🇨🇿i am thrilled how many of our cars is shown on your channel, coool,
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  31380. Ill buy ya a beer or ten
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  31381. I recently heard that Aussie cheap white bread is far softer and fresher tasting than the American bread, which would explain why you have a bit of confusion about no butter - with bread being super soft, the sausage being fatty and the onions and sauce lending their moisture, it's not needed and in fact detracts from the experience.
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  31382. Hi Ian i see you like fast an good sounding cars so i have 2 recommodations to you the fist one is "Grabfeldrally 2022 higlights" (good sounds and cars) and the second is "Sabine Schmitz's Nurburgring Van CHALLENGE" (fast driving) Sabine was the queen of the nordschleife before she died cause of cancer.
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  31383. If you want to see some awesome cars check French off road championship. Most of cars are proto with awesome engine and it's spectacular with an awesome sound. there is some videos of this championship on youtube
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  31384. Ian check out the Leyland P76 Force 7V. I'll leave it up to you whether it's ugly or not. It dates back to probably mid 1970"s.
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  31385. Brisbane cold: You're right. It's pretty much never cold, but the locals are used to tropical weather with 100% humidity and scorching heat in summer. They have no concept of cold. Their idea of cold is their car windshields having condensation form on them in the morning. Not frost or ice, just needing to turn their wipers on for a second before driving.
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  31386. By the way do you truely realise just how spoiled you are by all these Aussies, it’s just incredible the thoughtfulness with each and every gift these wonderful Aussie hearted people send you and your family ☺️😍😊 blessed beyond measure 🙏
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  31387. The Burger King to Hungry Jacks thing is because someone copyrighted the name Burger King. As for the other fast food chains, most of the ones you mentioned are not within Australia. McDonald's is branded as Maccas.
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  31388. If you think this car is small, you should try a fiat 126. Im german but im from a polish family. When I was young, everyone had one of these. Most of my friends learned driving with them. They have a nostalgic value to me. I just googled if you can buy one but apparently they are not that cheap anymore (for what they are)
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  31389. Mann, Mercedes, Scania, Volvo are all great trucks.
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  31390. You guys will be able to start up your own Tim Tam shop haha
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  31391. Try watching the V8 Ute racing
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  31392. I'm sorry Ian but Kenny is way off base. I appreciate the skills necessary to be successful in NASCAR, I actually managed an Australian NASCAR team in the 90's (#48 Olds Cutlas and #96 Ford Thunderbird). The skill set is so different. US NASCAR teams spend approximately $15 to $20 mill per year as opposed to between $3 to $5 million in V8 Supercars. NASCAR spend between $10 and $20 million per annum on promoting the sport in the US. Though actual figures are not available it is estimated that V8 Supercars spend approximately $14 mill "worldwide". NASCAR attracts approx 2.5 mill live viewers pa, V8 Supercars approx 1.6 mill (work that out per capita). 6 Australian drivers have competed in the premier NASCAR series. Once again I can't find the exact number but I know of 6 American NASCAR drivers (from differing series) who have competed in the V8 series and a few more who have tested. Also, many NASCAR drivers have expressed a desire to compete at Bathurst but schedules clash. I'm not "bagging" NASCAR, I watch almost every race including the Euro series, just pointing out that Kenny is giving his opinion which doesn't stack up against the facts. The comparison was supposed to be NASCAR as opposed to V8 Supercars. Not F1, Indycar, Dirt racing or rallying. Keep 'em coming!
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  31393. I am not an expert on rally by any means and I don’t watch it often, but from what I have seen and what I know, I think the Lancia Stratos is my favorite rally car. Again, don’t quote me on anything but I think this was the first car to be specifically designed for rally and also it was powered by a Ferrari v6. I think it might have been the same v6 that came in the Ferrari Dino
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  31394. Aussie here aswell. Try the zero sugar coke too, so good And do more Russel Coight vids 🤣🤣
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  31395. There's an 800hp S1 out there ~ saw it race in Germany ;)
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  31396. got a chub from this! id literally sell my soul for the power wagon
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  31397. Here in Brazil we got some vehicle from the list: VW Amarok, Citroën, Peugeot, Holden Commodore(as Chevrolet Omega), Nissan Micra(as March), and the Ssangyong brand as well(they tried enter in our market during the '90ies, but unsuccesfully). But as you, I missed the Skodas(Tatra arrived here last year with military/heavy duty trucks).
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  31398. More of those please🙏🏽🙏🏽
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  31399. 🏁 Noooice. Merci de la Suede.
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  31400. Correction. Utes are all types of “trucks” besides semis not just the smaller rwd utes like he shows and they are still called beds on the back unless its just flat and not styled to suit the body which in that case we call it a tray, i have no clue wtf he is saying when he says the bed is called the ute and that is what we call utes
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  31401. Gee you poor old bugger, Pushing 30!, Seems like yesterday [not really, too bloody far away].
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  31402. Before the Sydney Olympics these two did a series called the games. My funniest all time sketch was the 100 metres track. Comedy Gold.A true collab between a Kiwi and an Aussie. Vale John Clarke you were taken way to soon.
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  31403. Forget the Tim Tam's... now you really have opened Pandora's box! Once again this is state rivalry: NSW - Tooheys New, Tooheys Old and Hahn QLD- xxxx Gold (pronounced 'four-ex') named like that 'cause Queenslanders can't spell 'beer'. Great Northern (Lager style) is another very popular beer. VIC - VB (Victoria Bitter) or 'vitamin B'. Carlton Draught. SA - Coopers (also known as 'Murray Mud') in various styles. WA - Swan Draught, Emu Export, Redback (German style wheat beer) TAS - Cascade and James Boag Incidentally Tooheys New is a Draught (draft) style beer. VB is a lager style beer etc... These are SOME of the most common one's you'll find in just about any bottle shop. Not counting these companies other styles or any of the hundreds of small brewing businesses. Including pubs that brew their own beer that they serve at the bar. Eg. Picton pub NSW I hope you and Mr. Pedro really like beer. :) I also hope you can swim! LOL. Love watching you and the family appreciate Australia with just some of what we have in our backyard. Cheers Dan PS. For the love of God,... please don't drink Fosters! It was marketed in the US as some sort of premium Aussie beer. We call it Festers. That should give you a hint...
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  31404. My 2016 360bhp Skoda Superb has a Haldex 4 x 4 system which is similar to / same as the Audi system. Fitted as std to my 2.0 Tsi petrol engine model to handle the power rather than for any off roading capability.
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  31405. its not a Truck its a Car haha and no soviet vehicles are most of the time Petrol even most of the Trucks and Semi Truck or Rigid Truck have Petrol V8, diesel is kinda uncommon but the really Big Trucks had Diesels :) and that Old Fiat 125 sedan or FSO 125P sedan (Polish verson) thats the car that the Original Lada Sedan is based of. Nice Video and its fun watching you Learn, greetings from Germany :)
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  31406. Wahoo, I love Brianne, she has brilliant content ..fairy bread is precious because as kids of the 70’s treat food wasn’t big, especially if you weren’t flushed with funds, so when mums made fairy dread for a party, it was so special...so fairy bread brings back memories of past the parcel, and musical chairs
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  31407. Your arm is to low when you go to throw it you need to hold your arm up higher so that your hand which is holding the boomerang is slightly above your shoulder
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  31408. Kids.. boxes = lollies or books.... Ian... Where are the Tim Tams?
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  31409. You couldn't pay Me to eat Haggis. I can't even stand to Look At Offal and yet many British people seem Obsessed with it. They can keep their Steak And Kidney Pies. Here's hoping My Potential Boyfriend who's Parents are originally from England aren't into it. It stuns Me as an Aussie that American Food Manufacturers get away with adding Chemical Fillers. Especially with some of those Banned Foods and Drinks. Some of those Chemical Fillers couldn't possibly be Good For You. It amazes Me that more Americans don't wind up with Health Problems.
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  31410. You have to try it with a hot cuppa Milo and also take the smallest nibble from each end to maximize the melty goodness from the slam.
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  31411. on duty on a break meat pie and lamington with a coffee in front of me lol good one mate
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  31412. There are other magic roundabout sin the UK. I have driven in the USA and got to a 4 way stop at the same time as 3 other cars all from 3 other directions, we all looked at each other for a ten seconds. I thought F this I'm from England and hit the gas.
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  31413. There's another way to make American Coke taste better, I discovered this trick whilst in L.A. many moons ago, put a splash (tiny amount) in a glass then fill the rest of the glass with bourbon or whiskey.....
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  31414. Most of that's pretty normal in Melbourne daily. I noticed a lot were Melbourne too lol Unfortunately majority of people here aren't taught to drive properly, they only teach learners how to pass the driving test...
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  31415. @IWrocker is a wanker
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  31416. congrats! 🇬🇧
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  31417. Thanks for the concern mate, it's much appreciated. I live in Brisbane and the wind has dropped right off in the last couple of hours. Pretty freaky as I assume it's the literal calm before the storm. Cheers.
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  31418. Refreshing is exactly how I describe it too, I'm glad you liked it!
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  31419. Hahah lovely content as usual, guys :D
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  31420. I wonder if you know about Brocky setting the fastest lap on the last lap at Bathurst in 1979. He was driving one of his favourites, a Torana A9X.
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  31421. I forgot to add Ian, when the CART(ChampCar) series was here on the Gold Coast every driver from the series said that there is no better spot to watch the racing then here in Australia due to the variety that was made up over the weekend(back then it was the Supercars, V8 Utes, the classics as well as ChampCar), When CART was purchased by IndyCar they said the feasibility of bringing the teams to Australia was to much so they stopped coming but the Aussie Supercars stayed.
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  31422. happy new year! thanks for a great year Ian and family.
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  31423. Can ya put this on ya list to react to bro.?. https://youtu.be/FIRT7lf8byw
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  31424. I hope you get to drive or own one some day. For owning one I do feel like a God but they are expensive to run. It burns big holes in my wallet and you get a grumpy wife. Just part of life of owning a R32 GTR I guess.
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  31425. We might have a Egyptian pyramid here it’s not confirmed but historians are trying to figure out if it is an old pyramid or just a very odd shaped mountain it’s in cairns, however we do have a Gympie pyramid.
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  31426. Your family scored big time.
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  31427. Audi means listen! in Latin, now you know why! ;) The chirping sound is the turbo btw.
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  31428. just a heads up tim tams are not cookies they are more of a chocolate biscuit. yes there is a different, sorry for being that guy :)
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  31429. There is a perth in scotland , and there is melbourne in florida
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  31430. Hi Ian, Our police departments are state wide so the variety of vehicles is due to all the different police functions in the state. So they have sedans as pursuit cars, 4WD’s for unsealed roads, modified utes we call paddy wagons which have essentially a cell on the back for detaining people, station wagons are often used by K9 officers and have a dog cage in the back, divisional vans (divi vans) are a van or station wagon they are always on the road and the first to go to call outs and often have 4 officers in the car. They also have modified trucks, motorcycles, armoured vehicles and unmarked cars. We don’t have county police departments and state troopers then FBI or specialist investigators all separately run like the US. If a major crime happens in a tiny town here the local department calls in specialist teams from the major city and all police from the smallest town to largest city have access to the best investigators and all the resources of their state police department. I hope that gives you a small understanding of policing here.
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  31431. The 908 has a interesting Motor also it has a Flat 8
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  31432. We should not be picking on the Yanks for their pronunciations etc.....telemarketers are much worse.
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  31433. You're right about the weather, my brother. It's a chilly day here in Sydney in winter today. This week is NAIDOC week here in Australia, which is a celebration of our First Nations cultures and languages. Would you be interested in reacting to something about that?
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  31434.  @IWrocker  That's a great question actually - a lot of the stuff on YouTube is pretty wonky. Let me see if I can find something interesting, accurate, and unlikely to cause you any problems with a reaction video.
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  31435. Coke always tastes better in glass bottles. Can still buy it glass here in Australia but is more expensive
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  31436. Mate love your vids, you need to watch Bathurst 1000 History narrated by Russell Crowe
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  31437. here one here start from 4 hour mark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkQkbYLGuTw
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  31438. An American equivalent would be Chevy Monza.
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  31439. Gold Coast is like your Miami mate
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  31440. Not a bad effot this comming from someone whos done well over 1000 laps in mg life around here on racing games keep it up and uil ace it
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  31441. the most rally cars have a maximum speed between 200 and 220 km/h (im from germany). 125-135 mp/h this cars are made for fast acceleration :) why u dont try dirt 2.0 out? grab a wheelbase and turn into the rally feelings :D it makes a lot of fun and is one of my fav. driving sims :)
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  31442. Love your reactions, please check: BMW M3 GTR on Nürburgring (around 1 milion views on slangen25 channel), very skilled driver, pure sound of racing V8 and diff whine <3
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  31443. Congratulations on your amazing achievement,hardwork and commitment.
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  31444. Somehow exhausting to watch this video, (for me as a german), the german audio with the subtitles is pretty confusing 😆
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  31445. You think it looks better, when the date numbers go up. But bro...After october, your plan won't work anymore...
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  31446. It's the time of the year in Australia for whale watching, they come along the coast to migrate and calf then return back with them again
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  31447. No French restaurant required . Classic dinning on just a TimTam . I will admit I was looking forward to a total meltdown , so well done Ian .
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  31448.  @midnightkitchen8379  😍😍😍
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  31449. I never realized that this was why they tasted different when i was in the US. I just remember it being a bit gross compared to what I'm normally used to, i ended up developing quite a taste for some of the root beers or dry ginger ales while there though. The US definitely has us covered in that field.
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  31450. Used to go to the Thunderdome And watch HQ Holden ,auscar, and trucks race. all so has v8 supercar rounds and a Dragstrip
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  31451.  @IWrocker  my granda was called Frank Kelly, not the same fella though lol. Craig breen had a brilliant wrc tribute done for him. 100% worth a watch, if you need a good cry
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  31452. The John McEnroe of f1 lol. Absolute savage and an amazing driver.
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  31453. I don't believe I found video like that I've been waiting someone to do this for long time I Drove Dodge avenger 2012 for 4 years it was amazing car I regretted when I sold it it was high mileage already and I thought I will find better car I drove Corolla 2014 for 6 months I hate that car it's piece of crab it doesn't break down but when you drive it you not fell anything, not smooth car , I got honda civic 2018 with 23 k miles, and I swear, my 169 k miles dodge avenger is way smoother than it
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  31454. Jeep all the way!!!!!!
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  31455. Don't smoke! I quit 5 months ago mostly because of cost. A pack of 50 smokes cost $90 Jan 2022.
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  31456. Those mountains in the background looks like you might be in New Mexico somewhere 😅
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  31457. Starbucks isn't as big here because we have more choice in Australia where we get our coffee. We have cafes everywhere, we even put one in Macca's. We invented Mccafe after all.
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  31458. That skyline is NOT Melbourne. I'm glad to agree, this list is stupid, and made in America
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  31459. someone get this man in a rallycross car and take him for a spin!!
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  31460. Awesome sounding bit of kit... Perhaps check out Sir Jack Brabhams Repco Brabham Formula 1 race car... It was at a local tuning shop a while ago, when they had it on the dyno apparently you could not stay in the building when they did a power run. Even with hearing protection, no wonder Sir Jack was deaf...
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  31461. Swedish Power 🇸🇪💪
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  31462. I'm an Australian and been waiting for you to mention this as this is the most powerful 6 on the planet I can put my life on it
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  31463. Sounds like a job for Midnight Kitchen " Roast Chicken with BBQ Shapes stuffing " 🍗🙃
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  31464. That first truck @ 0:41 looks like they took a cow catcher off of an old steam locomotive, lol.... @ 2:12 disco on wheels, in Australia that would be a traffic hazard, rubber-necking Tbone crashes everywhere... lol. I'm waiting to see one with a disco ball reflecting lasers everywhere, haha!!
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  31465. you want the VR SS
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  31466. I grew up in bars and restaurants. Bottom line, if you can't afford to tip, you can't afford to eat out. save your money and eat at home. That said, tipping is and should be, based on the service you receive. I'm always above average for good service.
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  31467. Talking about Miles ph and km ph hour, Yes some car do have both, yet how many countries still work on miles ph, USA is one of, yet I believe most countries are km ph.
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  31468. It's awesome to see my 2 favourite YouTubers in the one Video !!! Here's another Simon Whistler video about Australia's highway 1. The longest continuous highway in the world. https://youtu.be/iMV9X2jLBYc
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  31469. this happens every weekend in the stadiums, every weekend is a fucking nice dream in germany <3
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  31470. This was a kool video thanks all 👍🇦🇺
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  31471. Already started cooking my Christmas lunch, we have BBQ Beef Brisket, Mac and Cheese, Potato Bake and New York Style baked Cheesecake.
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  31472. Ian, the shifter you mentioned at 15 mins is a pool ball shifter knob from a pool table.
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  31473. Grab a fly ticket and ill gladly show you most of these places :)
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  31474. Like a kid in a candy store, great stuff!
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  31475. Bowling machines are hard to play because you can't follow the bowler's arm.
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  31476. I've watched this video about a couple of days ago. The Mercedes AMG One was the cover car for the open world racing game Forza Horizon 5 and u get to drive it in the prologue of the game and able to purchase it later into the game.
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  31477. Hi Ian Why don't you check out Festival of Speed at Goodwood in England. Its a hill climb with loads of V8,V10,V12 and loads of other cars. Also rally & F1 from all periods
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  31478. Maybe want to try your luck in Europ as well , would be interessting
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  31479. The reason why the mustang looks so bad is because they had to modify it to reach parity with the commodore the next generation mustang that is coming next year will look more like a mustang
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  31480. @IWrocker Volvo FH16: forward buildt high floor cabin with 16 liter straight six engine. The 16 liter ranges from 540 to 750 horsepower. IShift is an unsynconized automaticly operated conventional gearbox, with a normal clutch. There is no clutchpedal, as the clutch is automaticly operated. It is only in use during start and when stopping, as changing between gears is just computer matching revvs. It is very fast, and now there is a double-clutch-version out on the market. It is so fast that there is no weight transfer, one can not tell when it is gearing if you are blindfolded and with earplugs so tou can't hear. BUT: The strongest Swede is the Scania 770. 16,4 liter V8 with 770 horsepower. Also with unsync automaticly operated box with conventional clutch. In Norway and Sweden we see them every day, both as timber-trucks and as ordinary semis. Here is a video with the typical Swedish axel-combination. Scania V8-sound. The 1st is opticruise (Scanias computerized conventional gearbox. You can hear it uses the exhaust-brake to get the revvs down as fast as possible, so it fits the next gear that is instantly shifted in.) The second is manual (3 speed with two ranges, and a split on all gears; 12 gears. Plus two crawl...) The 3rd is also a manual. https://youtu.be/VpPJIPOQsTw
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  31481. Cool project would be to get a GTO and see how many monaro parts you can put on it. ie front grill and stuff. Then you basically have a left hand drive monaro.
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  31482. Love these vids,trying different beers from Europe, ❤ From Ireland...
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  31483. Whats up bud missed your videos. Glad your back!!!!! Cant wait to see the video tomorrow
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  31484. pls react to blown diffuser sounds
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  31485. This is the just the start of a very expensive rabbit hole ;) Welcome aboard. The Fanatec or moza are defo the best tools for their buck..
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  31486. That is similar to the Land Rover 101, it has a forward control cab, in the US you have a 25 year old rule for importing vehicles or you can fetch them in if a vehicle of interest.
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  31487. Just thrilled for you all! Congratulations and I love her name so much! I was born in Sydney and it melts my Aussie heart that this beautiful little girl has such a great name. Can't stop smiling.🌹😁🎉
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  31488. Great video guys, thanks! Special hi to Dani, who was not mentioned as being there in the intro. Love your work Dani!!! 😉 Cheers to all! PS I can't wait to see the cooking videos!! 😄
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  31489. Hi Ian. I grew up with this 30 to 40 years ago. It is fairground bumper car on steroids . I have not seen this in many years. Thank you Ian for the reminder.
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  31490. Yes, choccie biscuits and snacks keep well in the fridge. Chocolates are popular at Christmas here, but it's the middle of summer and they're often melted before you can eat 'em :-P . Cool fam dude! Cheers.
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  31491. Yo! Ian! I'm off to Woolies, you guys need anything?? 😁😚😉😆
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  31492. Someone get this man and his family some more Tim Tams
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  31493. Not sure if anyone has told you yet, but very high chance that is a manual. I’m pretty sure they only sell those 70s series land cruisers in manual. People still do auto swaps though, people spend so much money building 70s series rigs.
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  31494. Music to a man’s ears right there,could listen to it all day
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  31495. As well as being entertaining, I'm learning Australian car/engine stuff on IWrocker that I didn't know before, so thank you. Personally, back in the day (IE: early 1980s) my ride was a XA Falcon with a straight six Ford 250 2V motor (inlet manifold, extractors, dual-throat Weber carbie, other). Also did ignition tweaks and other mods for better breathing and better road-holding. Plus of course some look-good bits and pieces. I (stupidly) sold it before getting around to doing a warmer cam. Loving your content. 👍 Cheers.
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  31496. Happy birthday mate ..hip hip hooray 🎉🎉😄
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  31497. Every primary school end of year concert has one class singing this.
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  31498. Me and some mates used to make our own slingshots back in the late 80s early 90s. Find a decent Y branch and some thick rubber bands, and everyone had an old inner tube from a bmx around 😊good fun but I guess the fun police have struck again , not that kids these days would be outside having fun 😳
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  31499. Indy and f1 are both great Indy cars are fast on ovals and road courses. F1/is built for all out road course speed. F1 will always win over Indy on a road course it has blinding acceleration and superior cornering capabilities. However on an oval Indy has advantage as it is built for higher top speed.
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  31500. Perentie is our largest species of lizard but look nothing like the komodo dragon used in the footage. Funny how such a poorly researched video has so many views.
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  31501. The in game companies are made up for the game. But there are mods out there that would replace them with their real world equivalents (or close to it) if you wanted to make the game that much more realistic.
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  31502. Not too bad for a start - well except that road side post you killed. But may be nobody seen it.... :) Just keep in mind, Trucks have different speed limits than cars. On the Autobahn in Germany trucks are limited to 80 km/h - even if there is no limit for cars. The truck being governed to 90 is a good thing then, because you get away with that without a ticket. Some hints: stay in the right lane when ever possible. Set the blinker early before you exit the Autobahn, not when you are already in the exit lane. And watch the speed in the exit, the turns can be pretty tight sometimes and you dont want to flip the truck on its side, right. In roundabouts stay in the outer ring if possible to avoid cutting through the lanes and cut off other cars. Fortunatly the roads are almost empty in the game - in reality that is totally different, especially in and around big cities like Frankfurt it can be hellish busy. If you then stand in the wrong lane to turn, there is no chance in hell to get over there. Meaning big loops and much stress.
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  31503. It cannot be 70s and I doubt 80s too if the sign saying Turbo-Diesel is original. There was no reliable turbo charger available at that time. btw. DoKa is the abbreviation for "Doppelkabine" = double cabin. It means there is a row with a bench behind drivers and passengers seat. The dump box is the standard design for Unimogs. Unimogs are built with a special extra-ordinary resilient steel. I have to cut a clamp which was not accesible with a grinder so we used a HUGE bolt cutter (well, actually 3), 2 pipes as extenders for the grips and were 2 strong men to bite through that clamp. We broke 2 cutters before the 3rd one succeded.
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  31504. The website where the truck is sold says it's a 1980 model.
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  31505. Here we don't even have WRX's anymore due to ecologists, which is kind of a shame ngl EA WRC is pretty good btw, I really love DR 2.0 for historic cars but WRC nailed the newer gen of Rally 1 cars and also all the different stages and rally
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  31506. If you like rally cars check out Frank Kelly mk2 escort.
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  31507. I wanna see more of this
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  31508. Love the Richmond teddy bear.
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  31509. Ian you should have considered on checking out Holden's in America altogether mate
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  31510. Gday again Ian , while you are on first responce vehicles and bushfires.. here is a very dramatic video of volunteer bush fire service showing the altimate bravery in an insane situation. https://youtu.be/SIHIsSJ2Txk
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  31511. Howde sir 🤠
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  31512. Ha ha, went to click the thumbs up and he had 351 likes 😆
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  31513. The whistling sound is soo awesome , sound soo much like the Audi WRC car .
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  31514. Merry Christmas!
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  31515. Couldn't tell you the last time I chose to use cash. Years before covid! And now with a digital driver's licence, I often don't carry a wallet at all. Just keys
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  31516. I now grant you full Australian citizenship lol. Try it with melded butter, as an Aussie I'm loving your videos mate, ps GO FORD lol
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  31517. Thank you for not wearing a hat! Not only can we see your attractive face, but also actually see you facial expressions. Eye brows, forhead and the eyes are so important when looking at other people. (This is honestly meant. A much better video just because of that small change. 🙂 )
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  31518. Hey IWrocker Mob from Oz!
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  31519. The Safety bar is called The Halo. It what saved Grosjean. I also had a countach poster, it was blue. I figure if ford is trying to enter, the best way I can think of is powering up the Hass team.
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  31520. bahrah? lol the American pronunciation is hilarious. we say barra like barracks but without the cks and its short for barramundi a fish here
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  31521. I was just about to suggest the dancing bacons channel for those machines.
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  31522. I would just love the pool
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  31523. Awesome reaction lol, PLEASE REACT TO AUSTRALIAN STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS 👍👍👍👍👍
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  31524. Peter Brocks race number was 05. He had a campaign going to have the drinking limit changed to .05 from .08. It worked.
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  31525. Google the Chasers breaching security at the Sydney Olympics. Also, one of the guys went to pick up a family member from Sydney airport and the Feds grabbed him on suspicion that "something" was about to happen
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  31526. The bedding - Manchester confused me until she explained the reason. Manchester was the cotton weaving centre of the world in the middle of the 19th Century. Even American cotton was shipped there to be spun. Interestingly when the American Civil War started the people of Manchester refused to touch Southern American cotton. This led to vast some unemployment and in some cases starvation and death. After the end of the Civil War Lincoln wrote to the people of Manchester thanking them for their stance and the suffering they had endured. Up until quite recently the only statue of Lincoln outside of America was in Manchester.
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  31527. Hello from Czech Republic, nice video
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  31528. I've been to a few national parks. But my favourite is the to get on my Harley and just go. Lots of places to see an visit.
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  31529. I can’t believe somebody sent you a lobster, a pineapple and a jolly green giant (the money has nick names to the colour I.e. the jolly green giant because it’s the biggest note we have, it’s green and you are pretty jolly if you have a couple…
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  31530. Awesome Video, you guys made me smile while testing our good Beer :) You should definitely try Augustiner Edelstoff it‘s my all time Favorit German Beer! Although it might be difficult to get in the states
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  31531. If you love fast bikes you gotta react to " Thai ngo drag racing "
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  31532. Cool! Thx for these detailed information! I love it. By the way in Germany you have also "colored" licenceplates! White background and red letters belongs to car dealers, white and green for farming vehicles. AND sometimes there are "season plates". Oh, I forgot the plates for classic cars and electric cars! Example: XX-YY 1234H (the "H" at the end stays for "historical vehicle") or XX-YY 5678E (the "E" stay for "electric car") The licenceplates of our german "Bundeswehr" (german army) looks like this: German Flag Y - 600 234 (white background black letters!)
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  31533. In Poland we use it different system :D example : plate SR 12345 - first letter is a "state" like region - 2nd is a city -- S like Silesia region R for bigger cities SR is Rybnik .... smaller cities like in Germany have 2 letters -- fe. SRB - S = Silesia RB city Raciborz .... unlike Germany we don't have just 1 letter for front of the plate (in Germany just B is Berlin, just S is Stuttgart just M is Munich). Army and Police have their unique first letters white background and black letters is the standard white background and red letters -- short time plates for test drive or export, etc (usually for 1 month) white background and green letters - for dealerships green background and black letters -- same as standard numbers but for electric cars only (no hybrids) yellow background and black letters + an icon of and old car = plates for antique vehicles (usually over 30 years old and require a lot of special documents to get them) Blue background and white letters - diplomatic plates before our plates were black background and white letters for almost 100 years We also have smaller format for bikes, mopeds and 4 wheel light cars without license- only rear plates -- in same combinations but shorter 1 symbol fe. SR 1234, with different background colors and letter colours as well We also have short plates for US/Japan market cars with no space for euro format standard plate (52 cm wide) it lacks symbol of city and it contains just 4 symbols instead of 7 or 8 like on a standard plate . It can have a form of: S 123 and you can buy a custom plate for about 220 euro it has a format of Sn xxxxx -- where you can choose n = 0 or 1 to 9 and x= letter or number (3-4-5 symbols) for example you can buy a plate S1 ICE or S4 AUDI or W1 CKED or P0 RSCHE or G0 HOME :D or F0 RD302 only for standard or green background plates. The other types you cannot customize. Paid plate stays for a car, if you sell you car you can not keep the plate :/ But the new owner now can keep them (before he had to pay 2nd time) For b) and c) in Croatia you can buy any symbols (how many ?) or you have a city symbols in front ?
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  31534. I'm a Mackay resident Ian, Pronounced (Muckeye or Mack-A) it's an on going debate, lol. Walkerston is about a twenty minute drive north. Love the car and view at the end mate.
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  31535. This is epic - (270) Most Aussie guys ever foil robbery despite a 'busted plugger' - YouTube
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  31536. Essential Shoppers? Us Tradies can't get a parking spot because every Aussie is at the only shop that's open.......
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  31537. Ai ai ai loooool .... guys be careful.... now we have crazy Ian at the wheel.... phrase of the day will be.... yo bro, get the f**k out of the way....... 😂
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  31538. Check out 'State of Origin' rugby league big hits @IWrocker
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  31539. Yeah nah, I think he was playing it up a bit.
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  31540. I found the phone coverage map hilarious.
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  31541. Who else was shutting out brake after the straight on his 2 counted lap? @8:30
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  31542. Don't go there just DON'T that's like asking an Aussie who's fault 05 was even with Murphy admitting fault yrs later. Mate we don't call it "Bathurst Mt Panorama", it's either known as Bathurst or the mountain.
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  31543.  @rorirocks6663  The sound of a fine engine at full noise is just like a great song. You may not like the band but you respect their sound and rock out to it all day.
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  31544. Even parts of Queensland gets snow at some times.
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  31545. A name...3 Milo Island. An isle of I/cream covered by soil (Milo) with rocks (TTs etc) dotted with flowers (100s and 1000s). I like it more with Aeroplane Jelly; Jello I think it's called in New Mexico.
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  31546. I miss all the Commodores and Falcons
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  31547. I wanna to meet you so i can teach you czech :) i am a very good english speaker and czech is my mother language :)
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  31548. There's an old documentary that says most of the American drivers went home because there wasn't a fence to stop you going over the side.
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  31549. No No NO No No... you don't eat a pie with a knife and fork... just pick it up and bite into it.. there is an art to doing it without it getting everywhere but a pie is eaten as is on the go and as for sauce.. you just pour it over the top and dig in.. Pies to us are the equivalent of hotdogs are to you guys as the go to food at the footy.. On that note.. Im off to heat up a four 'n' twenty beef and cheese pie right now..
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  31550. The wheels are ugly, but I love them, because they're function over form.
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  31551. Do you know that it has been designed by the great Marcello Gandini for Bertone. The father of the Lamborghini Countach!
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  31552. I was surprised that you did not mention the Mad Max Interceptor in this video, the XB GT that it was built from shares the same body as as this XC Cobra. The engine in the XC Cobra was a 302 or 351. The red and white car it passed was an early model Commodore, the Toranna's successor for Holden.
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  31553. We spend a week on a houseboat on the Murray every summer. The Southern 80 boats often train at the time we are there. It makes me scared to swim anywhere near the middle of the river.
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  31554. Roast beef n mustard Red Rock deli all time favourite
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  31555. Driven one of those. They get up hills. Also on the last few videos you featured the Mercedes with camera mirrors. They suck. No good with depth perception and no illumination so no vision into dark docks etc.
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  31556. My lap record was about 6 minutes something at road legal speed of 60kph. The V8's now run it at about 2 min & 3 secs.
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  31557. PLEASE DON NOT do a Tim Tam slam with water!!! I've seen other vids of Americans doing that, and then they wonder how we could like it. Do it with coffee instead. That is how it's supposed to be done lol 👍
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  31558. These are awesome! I’ve seen them race a few times and stood next to them at Winton Raceway. They are tiny but the racing is always awesome.
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  31559. As many said here, Samson is a specialty, and Praga is some no name crap only for export. Shame they represent Czechia like that. If you can get your hands on Velkopopovický Kozel, Radegast, Gambrinus, Krušovice, Svijanský Máz or Litovel, now that would represent the proper lighter beers.
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  31560. Recuerdo ir con mi padre a unos entrenamientos libres y vimos varios autos, Jordan, Ferrari, Renault todos con V10. Mi padre mecánico de profesión toda su vida se quedó alucinado!!! Estábamos en la recta de Montmeló y al pasar por tribuna lo que sentíamos era dolor!!! ni un F18 es tan doloroso como un chirriante v10!!! ufff no pudimos estar más de media hora, porque no lo soportamos... increible!!! otra cosa, los WRC también suenan geniales!!!
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  31561. wow yes i so agree your so correct
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  31562. I was there many times 🤯👍 Holy Maccaroni, what a big party in Le' Touquet 😂 Almost 300000 People one Party... One of the best things in my Party life 😂😝😜 Wohooo Greetings from Germany 🤘😜
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  31563. Yeah, now that I think of Rally in a context of NASCAR… it's crazy that Rally is so unpopular in the US. If you think back to the origins of NASCAR, the bootleggers during Prohibition (IIRC)… where did they run away from the police? Yup, in forests very similar to this. Wouldn't Rally have been (or be) a more logical continuation of those roots?
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  31564. Rallycross reaction please?
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  31565. I was at at Sydnyey Motor sport Park 2012, In the Grand stand and was Lucky enough to see Mark Webber Drive his F1 Car around the track. The noise of his F1 Car made the structure of the gandstand vibrate, it was so loud, deafening . I could only imagine 20 to 25 F1 Cars so loud but yet so awesome sounding
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  31566. Little fun fact for you, they were going to call Vegemite Pa-will after as it was released first Mamite .
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  31567. Things (not mentioned)as an American I really wish we'd stop. 1. Wearing pajamas in public. 2. Truck nuts. 3. Filming EVERY1 in public. Things I wish we'd start: 1. Taking shoes off on entering homes. 2. Start learning 2nd languages early on in grade school. 3. Start volunteer program connected to education system to create deeper investment in our communities.
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  31568. I can sit here judging how ridiculous this all was but then i think back to when i was younger and was struck with an horrific case of false nostalgia and i fantasized about all things American 50's & 60's like Milk bars, root beer floats, hot dogs and french fries served in red plastic baskets with paper napkins, waitresses on roller skates serving Cadillac's in a car park. And juke boxes and greaser's doing the twist wearing leather jackets. That's the kind of shit that sell's and i'm glad i never had the money to waste on it now that i am nearly fifty. Oh the memories i never had. lol
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  31569. just a little side note for you Ian .... race winner Steven is son of legend Dick and 2no place John Bowe was Dick's team mate "back in the day" when DJR ran Ford Sierra (2 car team} qns also won a lot of races
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  31570. Your trucks are so big and wide..or should I say utes.
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  31571. you should watch the subaru isle of man lap that has the telemetry and body sensors like hart rate and bearthing rate
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  31572. You need to try the double coat timtams takes it to the next level.
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  31573. Ian doesn't speak American. He barely agreed with the American woman in the video! :)
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  31574. Congratulations on your beautiful baby girl and welcome to the world little Miss Sydney.
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  31575. The So Called Top Brass of General Motors along with our stupid Early Currant Liberal Party (Abbott and Hockey) killed the Australian Car Industry playing the greed game . GM wanted 29 Million Dollars in order to keep GMH in Austraila. Ford is not innocent either as they wanted kill the Falcon in Australia. The first Aussie Made Falcon in 1960. The X series (1960-1988) XK 1960, XL 1961, XM 1963, XP 1965, XR 1966, XT 1968, XW 1970, XY 1971, XA 1973 , XB 1974, XC 1976, XD 1979, XE 1982, XF1 1984, And XF2 1986. The Dog of the X series was XA. Now The E series (1988-1997) EA1 1988, EA2 1990, EB1 1991, EB2 1993, EF 1994 and the EL 1996. Dog of the E was EA1. Now the A series (1998-2001) AU1 1998, AU2 1999 And AU3 2001. Dog of the series ALL OF THEM AND TOLD IF NO IMPROVEMENT ON THE B Series Aussies op was to shut down and replaced with Ford Taurus. Straight 6 BARRA Engine 4.0 litre Best engine saved aussie operations even the yanks never got the Barra.
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  31576. Check out V8 land cruiser pulls road train out of bog
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  31577. You will LOVE New Zealands south Island.
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  31578. You can't beat homemade ANZACs mmmmmm
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  31579. Happy you weren't able to say our countries name and then reveal us as imposters, but unfortunately your wife has perfect pronunciation.👍 Apparently we make many things just for export.
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  31580. Peugeot 206 is a great little car. They built well over 8 million of these things. Originally replaced in 2006 by the 207 but in some countries the 206 continued on until as late as 2023.
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  31581. I am familially obliged to not support this automotive brand. WTF is this "stick shift" BS? It's a "manual", as in "is your car a manual or an auto?" Woohoo, doughies!!!!!
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  31582. I'm a half aussie and half new zealander living in Aus, and I also make the same mistake with putting new zealand on a map
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  31583. a fun fact, all the tires from each race are brought back to the uk to be shredded at a company called saphire near Birmingham they are then used has fuel at a cement works.
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  31584. Hi Ian, You really need to find old footage of the track! because a lot of the track has been upgraded due to the cars getting so fast (V8 Supercar Series). I have been watching this race since 1980 when there was an 7 or 8 car pile up on top of the mountain, and only missed 7 of them. ( P,S, It was a Magpie or a Maggie)
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  31585. Really love your videos and it's great content but sometimes you talk a little bit too much, more than the content on the video you're watching....... And you really feel like you need to justify everything of USA..... You're great, really.... Appreciate your content. 💯
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  31586. Pedro's the man.
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  31587. Great video, really enjoyed it! From an Aussie too 🇦🇺
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  31588. Nothing like the sound of an old school screaming V8 😀 .
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  31589. Sébastien Loeuis a legend in rally (and still a nice guy in real Life).
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  31590. You gotta check out the hill climbing god that was the 134 Judd. 12100 rpm V8 that sounds better then the f1s of the early 90s
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  31591. That's on a completely resurfaced track with much higher grip levels. Definitely not in the same league as Greg Murphy's lap of the gods.
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  31592. Friedrich, no offense, just to inform you. The word "sympatisch" in German is "likeable" in British English and "likable" in American English. Sympathic isn't a word in the English language.
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  31593. We don't have a rust belt as such because we don't salt the roads as you guys do, snow is not a real problem here. You mainly find rust in cars that live near the coast but its usually minor, door sills and boot/trunk lids etc.
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  31594. Great vid. Keep it up.
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  31595. Told you you would have fun checking out UK and European heavy haulage, The equipment nowadays is incredible with modular trailers and girder sets etc, Back when I was a drivers mate you had a jockey wheel on the back of the trailer and a bit of air suspension and that was it. Some incredible rigs moving about now with the green energy stuff and all the transformers and blades
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  31596. Congratulations IWrocker 🎉Wishing you all the best with your channel into the future.
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  31597. just search "barry crump toyota ads" for the genuine classics with the legendary "Crumpy"
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  31598. Fun fact; This car is nick named "Lelijk Eendje" (Ugly Duckling) in the Netherlands.(The Germans stuck with just "Ente"(Duck) ) Also; it was remarkably comfortable for its price-range(They were silly cheap...)
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  31599. Your channel is the only one that I've liked every video.
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  31600. If you want to the sound of boost with the 917, check out the 917/10 and 917/30 with over a 1,000hp. There's also a full feature film with Steve McQueen racing the 917K, called "Le Mans". For any auto enthusiast, it's the perennial film to see. What the audio misses in some of these videos is the loudness and how it hits you in the chest, along with the smell of burnt racing fuel. These were complete monsters and are a handful. Hence why there are many iterations of the 917 to help get it under control. This was before they figured out ground effects like they did with the 956 and 962. They did figure it out with dead bugs and some taper and cotton threads, later on. For Le Mans there were two versions initially, the LH and KH. LH being Lang-Heck (Long Tail) and KH being Kurz-Heck (Short-Tail). Flat-12 is a technical misnomer as it's actually a 180-degree V12. Similar to a very early design they used in certain tanks in WW2.
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  31601. Do a video on the Australian mopars like valaints and stuff
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  31602. Hey Ian, check out you tube channel "Jetski's Garage ". He is putting a 7.3l Ford crate engine into a XB Coupe 😀😀
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  31603. I'm shit at snooker but you probably know from playing pool ... hit the cue ball at the bottom to make it spin back, hit the cue ball at the top to make it travel onwards after hitting the object ball
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  31604. Scotty is now in the US driving for Penske in Indycars. As for the day that Brocky died. I was at home in Wangaratta when a mate rang me saying did I hear that Brocky had died. It was only a few days before this that Steve Irwin died and so I thought my mate was joking. So I turned on the TV to find out that indeed Brocky went sideways into a tree.
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  31605. Not just Xmas in my town/area, most here got licences out of friggin cereal packets I swear
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  31606. Advent Calendar’s are big the US. Lol 😂
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  31607. I'm french, and that car is built different, you can tell. Very good movies ! I strongly recomend.
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  31608. Your going to have to come up with some serious cash to get one now im sorry to say. They aren't made anymore and the good second hand ones aren't cheap ! Cheers from Sydney Australia. 🇦🇺🦘🐨🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  31609. I'm Australian and I love NASCAR same with DTM ect. But yea I agree more non oval tracks would be cool.
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  31610. Aussie/Filipino here, they use the US recipe in the Philippines and my god it's so bad! Didn't give you that refreshing crisp taste like the Aussie one does, glass bottles are of course better but I personally think that Aussie Coke in a glass with ice is far superior!
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  31611. That thing looks pretty sick, even though I have always preferred bikes like Harley Davidson and the like, my dad currently owns a customized Triumph America that looks amazing and sounds incredible, straight piped alll the way! Im hoping he does not sell it so i can inherit that one some day!
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  31612. It’s nice to see Americans geeking out over Australian cars, cos I watch Motorweek retros and THAT’S a whole alternative car universe going right back.
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  31613. Hope your ready
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  31614. You need to watch „Europa Truck Trial“ by K4 Movies! It‘s absolutely epic!
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  31615. That was cool mate. 👍😎👍🇦🇺😁
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  31616. Another form popular here for a while was Rallycross held partially on the infield of the Calder racing circuit and on parts of the track to give a mix of surfaces. Peter Brock dominating around 1971 with his special Torana : https://youtu.be/IhXfpvHEtbw Torana GTR XU1 won a lot of the rallies back then. Usually driven by Colin Bond.
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  31617. Please do a video about Michelle mouton, she drove in group B back in the day
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  31618. The silver one at the end is the streamliner. A 1930's F1 racecar also used to set speed records on the German autobahn. Legendary Bernd Rosemayer died in one of those attemps set to be going over 400km/h (260mph). Watch them in action on the Avus ring!!!!
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  31619. Go easy on those tim tams. You might OD on them if you try to eat too many too soon...... Australia where even our food can kill you........
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  31620. For driving with a trailer in Germany you need an extra licens which costs about 400€ on top of the 2000€ for the regular licens
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  31621. Well done! Most yanks don’t get it; its not PB or J, not sweet, its about the butter you got it. Just dab it on before you spread it 😉
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  31622. Iced Coffee is probably not as popular as the US but hot coffee definitely popular
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  31623. Bit of racing history for you... Aussies invented the incar/dash cam.. We had it on our cars and bikes a few years before anyone else.
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  31624. The car that was running away was the smart forFour, which is the 4 door, 4 seater smart car. Its a mitsubishi colt underneath, it had mitsubishi engines aswell
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  31625. gorgeous family. love the enthusiam
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  31626. Thanks, great video… Adelaide is a great place to live 😎👍
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  31627. Absolutely love the subject matter, fantastic choice big guy 👍👌
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  31628. Try some Fosters Lager next. Tell us what it's like (no Australian will drink that shit.)
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  31629. I tell ya what Ian you are part Aussie in a previous life I'm sure of it, I would have put a lot in the same places agree minties are gross they stick to your teeth and Turkish delight strange pink jelly in chocolate. Lamingtons are the bomb slice them in half put jam/jelly and fresh whipped cream in the middle Yumm, and my fav Shapes are Nacho cheese closely followed by BBQ. Cheers mate :)
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  31630. DTM used to be a awesome and unique series. They used 4.0L NA V8s that screamed like no other. They then switched to 2.0L turbo inline 4s that were even more powerful, but failed to capture interest from brands and public alike, and lasted only 2 or 3 years, i think. Nowadays they are just another series running GT3 cars. It's more diverse and competitive, but also very boring and generic, from a technical standpoint. Lost all the old charm.
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  31631. Ah! The ubiquitous Simon Whistler. I'd say half the channels on YouTube are his!! I suspect he's been cloned. Plus, his mum is pretty famous too!🤣
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  31632. I just want you to know when you asked a question during the first video and I forget what it was. I nodded my head. Yes. Last time I lived in Bathurst there was over 18,000 people. Probably a few more now but it is a beautiful old City with amazing buildings. Nothing like the millions in Sydney but Sydney would be the closest big City and State Capitol. It is a pretty drive if you have a spare 6 ish hours. Down the Blue Mountains which has been fun since I was a kid. We had relatives in Lithgow and Katoomba. My Uncle owned a pub in Orange. The first two are in the Blue Mountains and Orange is about an hour the other side of Bathurst. Orange was the first place I saw snow when I was 5. Bathurst is a pretty place and I loved living there. My sister and her husband were Police there. They transferred there to live near us. My husbands job transferred us out for 2 years but we were sent back for another 2 years. After that we weren’t in the same State for 15 years. You need to go and see it.
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  31633. Hey Ian love the channel, if you love scanias check out G Douglas and sons scania R620 with open pipes with in cab camera fully loaded on twisty hilly roads I think you’ll be impressed
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  31634. LoL most if not all of those clips were not even of Australia.
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  31635. IWrocker 👍🏻🍻🍻👊🏻😎
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  31636. I live in South Australia and was over on Kangaroo Island last year when the big fires happened very scary at the time.. Definitly a very nice place over there with heaps and heaps of Wildlife.. When I was doing the night shifts fighting the fires it was very hard not to hit the wild life when traveling on the main roads when we were going off the fireground to refill the firetruck.. .. Also there were heaps of these small Kangaroo looking things.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pademelon.
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  31637. You should be extremely proud of yourself Ian you have learnt so much about Australia and important parts of our lifestyle and the greatest race in Australia of course Bathurst Mt Panarama V8 Supercars and let's not forget the Echidna 🦔 who made a guest appearance at this year's Bathurst 1000 which you watched live while doing a live stream to your thousands of subscribers. Merry Christmas Ian, Pedro and your delightful partner along with kids Emma and Andrew. I would truly like to meet you 🤠 Ian when you get to come down to Australia for a holiday with hopefully your whole family including Pedro. Have great day guys 🇦🇺🇺🇸😎🦘🎄☃️✌️😎🦔
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  31638. If u like Australian stuff u should watch the fairbairn twins, they have very relatable stuff to Australians that are kind of like inside jokes sometimes, so u can learn a lot plus they are very funny
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  31639. Peter Brock did 2.20 back in 1979 in the A9X Torana.
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  31640. This was a TV Show here in Switzerland and Germany, called Wetten dass. People placed bets, they broadcastet on Saturday eve. So he said he could U turn in under 2:30 That show was fun.
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  31641. I live not far from the Stockton and Newcastle beaches.
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  31642. My mother used to give my brother and I a teaspoon of Marmite in hot water. She used to also add a tablespoon of Marmite to stews.
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  31643. A southern accent, I could listen to that 24/7. Y’all come back now. Just love it, it’s so fluid. Or German, the accent in English is brilliant.
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  31644. Lizard is a Thorny Devil, Port Mac is pronounced Mac worry, spikey ball is an Echidna, all past currency is legal tender, though paper notes and old coins will need to exchanged at a bank. As for Michigan the only thing that comes to mind is Lake and Baseball. Fun fact, Australia actually has more snow than Switzerland. Yes it snows in Australia, Mount Kosciuzsko, Doesn't sound Aussie but it is, The Snowy Mountains, say no more, Bluff Knoll, a small peak where I grew up just outside of Albany WA, The most southern point of the Aussie mainland. Rugby is really only popular in NSW, Queensland and New Zealand. where AFL is popular nationwide.
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  31645. LOVE ya videos as always mate
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  31646. Love cars mate all cars exotics for Aussie are your everyday same here for the stuff you love we all love so don’t be shy if your cruising the web car shopping show us especially hotted up one’s, cheers mate merry Christmas to the whole family
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  31647. There used to be a tiny desert (some 7 sq. miles or so) at Spata, a place near Athens, Greece. The area was nicknamed Athenian Kalahari and until 1997 it was a great location for shooting films and commercials, Now the area is covered by the Athens El. Venizelos International Airport. Not a sight of sand dunes anymore.
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  31648.  @jean-francoispirenne6518  lol no... Wankel, creator of the engine, made working prototypes at NSU Motorenwerke in 1957 who then sold the design globally and other companies developed them further. NSU developed 2 concepts. The DKM 57 (wankels design) had a rotating rotor and housing assembly (that rotated on separate axis) Super balanced and could reach 17,000rpm, but it had to be stripped apart just to change spark plugs. Luckily another engineer at NSU developed their own iteration of the concept, called the KKM 57. Had a fixed housing etc. Simpler and lighter. NSU then made a deal with Curtiss-Wright to have them develop high power rotary engines (for aircraft) While NSU continue with medium and low power rotary development. Many companies developed rotary engines. Chevrolet, mercedes and citreon being the most notable besides mazda. Chevrolet of course developed rotary corvettes but decided to go with the LS V8. Mercedes managed to make a diesel rotary. And citreon also made rotary engines in collaborationwith NSU. Fun fact, their car, the M35, made such little noise and vibrations because if its rotary engine, citreon decided to install an buzzer alarm so you knew where redline was. Mazda is just the company that's produced the most. They stuck by them for years. Other companies didn't as they chose to develop other platforms. Of course Mazda developed the rotary engine a lot but there were plenty before mazda.
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  31649. Los alamos?
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  31650. G'day Ian and family, l in the boat as you and your wife, not a great fan of 🍯 honeycomb, like pure honey 🍯 none blended, but l have to disagree about Cadbury chocolate, it wins hands down, also your kitchen like great , cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  31651. —35” tires —manual transmission —riveted fender flares —performance exhaust —option to turn off MDS and keep it off! —front and rear lockers available in high range —off-road front bumper —recovery hooks in front and rear —front camera as well as backup camera . And of course they also need to do the Rebel TRX to compete with the Raptor
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  31652. This was a very interesting reaction to some frankly shocking facts. Reading through the comments I have come to the conclusion that the old adage fits perfectly "you don't get rich by giving it away" to explain why America is the richest country. Could you explain to me please what the contracted number of sick days means? Is it that you will be paid to that number of sick days only? What happens after that? Are you still employed but just not paid, or are you sacked after that? Some of your comments lead me to think that you are sacked...which goes quite a way to explaining the high number of homeless.
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  31653. Our takeaway franchise variety is limited the main ones we have are - KFC - Hungry Jack's - Wendy's (different to american wendy's - it's an ice cream franchise) - Burger King (hense why american burger king is called hungry Jack's here because we already have a burger king) - Subway - McDonald's (we call it maccas most of the time however) - Donut King - Pizza Capers - Pizza Hut - Dominoes - Zambreros - Banjos - Bakers Delight - Starbucks (but the range is nothing like america) - Cold Rock - Ben and Jerry's - Baskin and Robbin's - Hogs Breath - Krispy Kreme - Nando's - Noodle Box - Muffin Break - Oporto - Red Rooster - Charcoal Chicken - Sizzlers (on the way out, there's only one Sizzlers sti open Australia wide as the company has been going bankrupt, but it used to be quite common) - Zarraffas Coffee - Boost Juice - Lord of the Fries - Pie Face - Uncle Tony's Kebabs - Taco Bill ( yes Bill not Bell, and yes it was named in irony of the american fast food chain) some popular american ones we don't have - Chick-fil-A - Wendys - Taco Bell - Dunkin - Panera - Chipotle - Arby's - Dairy Queen - In n Out - Whataburger - Jack in the box - Five Guys - Popeyes - Panda Express - Jimmy John's - Tim Hortons - Steak n Shake
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  31654. Hey Ian, mate? It is illegal for civilians, but only law enforcement has pepper spray
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  31655. Sydney is very expensive in terms of rent you’d need about $2000 a month which will get either a small studio close to the city or an older 3 bedroom house out in the suburbs. Our rents are paid weekly though. Average grocery shop for a family would be about $200 a week. If you live in the suburbs are drive to work there are tolls on the roads it used to cost me about $70 a week in tolls alone and then about the same again in fuel in a small car because it’s about $1.60 per litre. In saying all that minimum wage is about $21 an hour as a adult in a casual job. On average a full time job without a trade or University qualification is around $60K a year. Someone working in the construction industry like the guy in the post could earn anywhere from $80-$250K per year depending on skills and experience. The average house price in the suburbs of Sydney (about an hour from the CBD by train) is $1 Million.
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  31656. Holden ,Ford and valiant dominated the Aussie car seen. The blue one is wb statesman deville by Holden . Most expensive cars would be the xy gtho Ford , Holden Monaro gts or the Torana’s and the valiant chargers you really needed to win Bathurst in the late 60;s to late 70’s
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  31657. At 16:42 looks like the mark 1 Ford Cortina GT. Versions of these won the Bathurst 500 in 1963, 64 and 65. First Three peat. Not sure when the next three wins in a row were. Not the Lotus version that many people think.
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  31658. ian at least you give a honest review on theses sweets yea turkish delight is an aquired taste
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  31659. Hey mate can you please react to american vs australian slang w/ kristen mcatee
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  31660. Check out Mighty Car Mods for Aussie car tuning stuff
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  31661. Hey Ian "mopar man" why don't you look at Australian chrysler valiant Ute's and panel vans
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  31662. McGriddles exist in Canada too. ✌️
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  31663. Just noticed u changed the title, maybe change it to 'TOP Extreme Trucks Hill CLIMB Race' I think that will attract lots more people and people will be able to fully see the title
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  31664. The shifter is the big black knob, you touched at 2:29. Here in Germany we called it a revolver shifter and I never got used to it. Well ... maybe because I was way too young for a drivers license when our "Ente" (German for duck, the affectionate nickname used in Germany and Austria) broke beyond repairs. Normally, it has such a soft suspension that a fluffy adult could actually make the whole vehicle lean sideways. Thus, despite the relatively weak engine, it was actually surprisingly off-road capable for its size and time.
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  31665. Hi Ian, this crazy McMurty (1,000hp per tonne) electric mini Bat-mobile, that is a single seater, all carbon rocket ship, that claims 0-186mph in just 9.0seconds 😳. It also gets the benefit of 500kg of negative lift from 0mph ! To put that into perspective, a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport does this 0-186mph in 12.1 secs ! It has twin electric turbines buried behind the cockpit that sucks air from beneath the chassis and blasts it out of a central rear exhaust at a billowing 120dB. This is not a silent EV- it whines, as you mentioned, like an impatient jet fighter departing an aircraft carrier. This insane little futuristic 'slot car' broke the 20 year record held by Nick Heidfeld's F1 McLaren MP4/13 which hurled up that hill in around 41 seconds, and he was giving that F1 full throttle in race full race set up ! You may also find funny that in this years hill climb, the fifth place went to a 2,000hp electric monster Ford "Super-van". 2nd place was a Porsche 1,000hp electric Cayman GT4, 3rd to a March-BMW 782 (a 1978 F1 car), then Justin Law in his Jaguar XJR12D. The top four cars were all within 0.3 sec of each other, then a little further back was a wild 862hp Subaru GL Huckster, then the Ford electric van. Haaaaah. Your reaction was priceless, well done and keep up the great work. Regards, from a long time follower, Munted Monk.
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  31666. Melbourne has some of the best restaurants in the world ! Shit climate though !
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  31667. You will find that Australia has far less sugar than the US.
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  31668. I was just about to send this too you. Best wishes man.
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  31669. That Scania in the beginning and the Mercedes V series which were around in the 1980s and 90s as well are my favourite post 1970s trucks.
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  31670. Hehe the guy in the intro Richard Champion is an ex AFL player who played for Brisbane, and currently commentates AFL games on the radio.
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  31671. I am not a fan of netball.
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  31672. You should really look up Andy Burton's self built Peugeot rally car. It was so good manufacturers demanded that it was banned!
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  31673. That was stressful!!! There's a job I'll do my best to avoid! Fascinating to see what would happen though.
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  31674. G'day mate, glad to see you took my suggestion to heart..
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  31675. In June of 2022 I was visiting California. While we were driving to San Fransisco the outside temps went up to 110F or something like that. Las Vegas was also VERY hot. I live in Finland where the temps get to maybe around 32C in the summer.
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  31676. Let's be honest fam, rally drivers are the most skilled in terms of controlling the vehicle.
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  31677. Traditional haka. Maori to English. (Song is never to be sung in English EVER- but this is the best available translation) Leader - KA MATE! KA MATE! We're going to die! We're going to die! We were at war Chorus KA ORA, KA ORA! We're going to live! We're going to live! But now there is peace. Leader KA MATE! KA MATE! We're going to die! We're going to die! We thought we were all going to die Chorus KA ORA, KA ORA! We're going to live! We're going to live! But now we are safe All together TENEI TE TANGATA PU'RU-HURU This is the man, so hairy Because our leader, so strong and masculine, NA'A NEI TIKI MAI WHAKA-WHITI TE ... Who fetched, and made shine the Has unified us and brought back the sunny days of ... RA! UPANE! KA UPANE! Sun! Together! All together ...! Peace. We are all working in harmony, side by side, A UPANE! KA UPANE! Together! All together ...! Moving in unison like the hairs on our chief's legs WHITI TE RA! To sun shines! To prolong these sunny days of peace. HI! Yeah!
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  31678. So much better using your Tripod and allowing us to enjoy your wife's reactions in front of the camera rather than just her voice in the background! Enjoy everything that us Australians are sharing with your beautiful family ❤
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  31679. Toadzilla is a damned cane toad. Weirdly, the cane toad has become cannibalistic, with the tadpoles eating each other. I don't think this will control the species but it might explain the size of Toadzilla. The bigger you are the harder it is for predators to take you down.
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  31680. Has anyone sent you the caramel tim tams yet? Im puting a care package from Tasmania for you dont want to double up on stuff you have been sent already 🤣
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  31681. Cheers from the Czech Republic!
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  31682. Have been there 2 times and it is a MUST SEE place, the memories all under one roof are amazing, Yes Peter Brock shines as he rightly should but so many great drivers cars there well worth the time to wander and drool. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘🎄🎄🎅🤶🎄🎄💖💖
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  31683. Thanks bro! Thank you for choosing a Finnish F1-driver Bottas! Kimi Räikkönen had also so called "bullshit" detector-button to keep the team in line. "Shut up! I know what I am doing"!
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  31684. Great episode. One of your best.
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  31685. the source video he watching got removed XD
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  31686. You need to react to MICKHAUSEN HILL CLIMB 2022 a lot of old european cars with crazy aero kits and a lot of horsepower
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  31687. hi ian i have another suggestion for you to watch you may have seen it but it is called the story of the holden monaro 427c built by garry rodgers motorsport for the 2002 bathusrt 24hr race. they took on the world & won it,they built another one for 2003 with peter brock in the new & won again with a 1 2 finish. cheers mate
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  31688. Just wanted to say thank you for the laughs today. I needed a mood change so thanks for the lift.
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  31689. This will be very different, logical doesn't apply here! Photographic memory, study and spelling!! 🧐👍 Tough, not enough time! If you watch the Olympics you can get more, but so many are similar, and they can change! Missed a few! 😂 Georgia, Greece, Kenya, Papua New Guinea, Scotland? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, Lebanon, Peru, Argentina (blue/white)! (That was stressful for you on video!) Yeah you found Ukraine anyway! 👍🇺🇦🤗 Good fun Ian! 😁
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  31690. Fun video
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  31691. 🤣 That was fun 🎉 😂 They were clearly enjoying it too 🥳
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  31692. We had the Holden Statesman and Caprice they were both used in Australia
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  31693. Hi from Mönchengladbach Germany. The License Plate is a German TV Show. Literally translated means it Bet that. The Video is from the mid 2000s. The possibility from this older Neoplan Coach is, that he had no Power steering, manual transmission without synchronized rear in the gearbox.
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  31694. We do it big in Australia
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  31695. 10:05 Would've been easy if the rear wheels could turn :) but man the driver did the right thing to backup the trailer as far as needed to the other side and then cut in the turn (on wide US roads too) !
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  31696. Tim Tams are great for making cake pops! Just blend with some cream cheese, heaps of recipes online. Great for kids 😄
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  31697. You should play Farming Simulator 22 once in a while. Lots of cool trucks and machinery there and a ton more with mods.
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  31698. Can confirm, thats a real cop car. The v8 commodore is lovely but iirc the police ones were v6
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  31699. Ian mate i love the channel and it’s great to see you taking interest in our first nation history. I very highly recommend you watch “How Aboriginal Australians Made Australia” by Cogito it goes into depth to show the Aboriginal people before colonisation weren’t getting by like hunter gatherers but were thriving in harmony with the land to the point the whole country was like a giant man made national park
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  31700. You should try and find convoi exceptional in france , you will see big loads going trough the small streets of France . Sometimes i do it as well
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  31701. Hey Ian check out Bandai Gundam kits they make a few different models and loving your content mate keep it up
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  31702. Most of the Americans I’ve met have been wonderful. Very courteous and kind.
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  31703. Alright rocker you like the world of trucking and your looking for interesting things on that subject check out - truck world 1
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  31704. Feliz cumpleaños Ian🎁🎁🎁
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  31705. These races were the best because they couldn't do more than 3 laps without having a crash. Always plenty of action.
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  31706. No it's not sped up
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  31707. Daisy Duke shorts.. that brings back memories ..
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  31708. Yup, as an european i would LOVE to drive a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette. I know its not a common car, but still... It has that "think of an american car" feeling
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  31709. Welcome back young feller!👍🏻 Good video! the haters are hating, cause they’re broke and can’t afford one!!🤣🤣🤣🍻🍻👊🏻
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  31710. Bathhurst week starts Monday Oct 3!
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  31711. Damn bro, you have some wild Aussie memorabilia in your room... Aussie number plates, diecasts... hell yeah....
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  31712. Hahahahahaha, that´s our beloved brother! 👍❤ Sweden.
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  31713. Glasshouse mountains are 15 mins up the rd from me We had rain for 5/6 days in a row last week
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  31714. 9:06 Don't forget those prices are the actual prices you pay inclusive of taxes and tipping is not required due to a comparatively high minimum hourly wage. You can also get a steak, coleslaw, and chips with gravy for $12 - That's $8 USD!!!
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  31715. First one to do the light spread correctly.
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  31716. There are courses they have to follow if you see the cones they have to go between with out hitting and the flags at the top plus they're timed aswell.
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  31717. Did you end up finding out how much they wanted for it?
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  31718. Good to see you back! And Congratulations to you and the wife with the baby.
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  31719. I love Cue club 2
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  31720.  @IWrocker  Snooker 19 on pc steam you can play as Ronnie o sullivan in the career mode. Just thought I would let you know.
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  31721. "Cookie" WTF is a cookie ? That's an all Aussie Bikkie mate ! There's no Candy there either, just Lollies and Chocky ! You can't "Break open" a Caramello Koala, just bite it.. Aussie chocolate has a lot more cocoa butter than American 🍫, that's why it's so creamy. Rather than harsh dry sugary crap like Hersheys. PS: No High Fructose corn syrup 🌽 in anything !!
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  31722. Awesome! Hope you read about what happened after the crash , great effort by some very dedicated people!
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  31723. love brocky, since your getting into his story, you should look into the weekend surrounding his death, their was alot of controversy, he did an interveiw and (by memory this is going back a while now so i might have my facts a little wrong) but he said something like he didnt want to drive the car, it handled like a bag of shit, and was unsafe, but his sponsors pressured him into racing and he ended up crashing and dying. One of the saddest moments of national history in my lifetime, it really shook the nation. Motorsports just hasn't been the same since. this dont really explain the controversy but it touches on it with his radio interveiw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7lnC0LaULM
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  31724. Hallo i would suggest ''Challenger - the story of Peugeot in the 1984 WRC'' give it a pick i think you will enjoy it. Cheers.
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  31725. the zig-zag lines indicate an upcomming pedestrian crossing i believe.
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  31726.  @andrewrobinson2768  Life Savers are different a hard candy,red,green orange and lemon in Australia, what Ian was referring to are more a compressed powdered lollie wrapped in a clear plastic with branding etc, I had them 40 odd years ago. My favourite as a kid was Allen’s Sweet and Sour the hard version not the chewable type that superseded it in the 1980s before it was completely axed.
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  31727. The myth continues
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  31728. There were few people Norman Gunston interviewed who understood he was a comedian. On his face are pieces of tissue where he cut himself shaving to stop the blood.
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  31729. Jumping is part of their training.
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  31730. Holy crap rego in the US is cheap! Here in Queensland I pay almost $400 for 6 month rego for a 4cyl vehicle it’s absolutely through the roof
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  31731. every truck in europe is limited at 90 kph this speed limit is checked every year
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  31732. Hey man! I really enjoy your videos and most of all because i live in Europe. And some of those machines you show i grew up around skodas, dafs,mans etc....And i bet you will be quite interested in some european heavy truck offroad competitions where you can see 8x8 Tatra trucks and....well a wild variety of machines you have never seen. Search youtube for Tatra offroad and enjoy. ;-) Keep up with the good work! All the best!
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  31733. The Leaning Tower of Pizza. lol.
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  31734. If you want a laugh look up marty the monster being attacked by Rags the kangaroo, funniest tv you'll ever see.
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  31735. That’s a cool combination (reaction & sim-driving)! Thanks for your fun videos! 😃
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  31736. Great vid brother peace and keep up the great work
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  31737. In 2003 I attended the GP at Hungaroring and had similar seats close to the grid. It was fricking amazing.
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  31738. I hope Andretti will finally enter F1 with his team. We need a real US team in F1. With an American chassis, an American engine and an American driver. Colton Herta would be perfect for this adventure.
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  31739. Very upbeat - nice to see that.
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  31740. Na zdrowie! Dzieki is thanks 🤣
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  31741. We just do it better in Australia
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  31742. Congratulations to you all on the birth of beautiful baby Sydney…
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  31743. Hey Mate Ampol is an old brand name that Caltex Australia has had to rebrand to after the sale of Caltex here, we also as you mentioned have Mobil, Shell, BP, some CostCo and a number of independent fuel stations as well.
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  31744. You forgot 7/11
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  31745. Hadn't realised quite how old I've got, or why I watch less F1 until I watched this. Thanks you and and Josh Thomas who sent me out looking for the good old days,. (Well the olden days anyway) F1 was crazy there for a while.
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  31746. If you like hill clinbing i strongly sugest for you to see this clip in an open wells in Portugal: Rampa Falperra onboard by Fausto Bormolini
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  31747. Marmite is fucking horrific. Promite ain't too bad but not as good as vegemite.
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  31748. Yeah watch State of Origin, New South Wales Vs Queensland every year 3 games they play with the best inform players picked to represent their state. Imagine what you just saw with big hits but with State of Origin is big hit almost every tackle and the atmosphere and game play is like a grand final. Like watching 3 grand finals played in the middle of the season.
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  31749. Used to watch this before school every morning, loved it.
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  31750. Give your ears a treat look on here for "Tatra 815 VVN 8x8 " military beast ! V10 powerplant.
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  31751. someone get this man A vr headset and assetto corsa and dirt rally
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  31752. Grand Caravan cold start. Too funny!
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  31753. Have a look a Scania on US Highways https://www.youtube.com/@maxaufachse7681
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  31754. The mds does sound a bit like engine brake my 08 does that
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  31755. As a fan of ww2 war planes America has always had the thought of power. Within ships, planes, guns, cars and tanks, (many years later for tanks) they love using brute force. Take the f6f hellcat for example vs spitfire and a6m2/3 zero, heavy body and big engine for tactics to counter the agility. This race is kind of like that in ingenuity.
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  31756. Ian and Dannie, please have a whole football team of kids. You guys are awesome. 👍
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  31757. I’ve done LeMans 37 times and the Mazda is still one of my favourites even in the camp site you knew where it was on the track ! Awesome 👍
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  31758. This short is better in acting, atmosphere and in most aspects than a whole bunch of recent Netflix shows and cinema movies. Brilliant!
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  31759. its not that long ago that i saw one for sale in great britain. it sold on an auction for $20.000, in the same condition as that one. they are very expensive and justas rare
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  31760. You will have hours of fun Ian. Take some time to dial everything in and make sure to get the wheel and pedals mounted as solidly as possible which will make a huge difference. I predict the spending has only just begun, and yes I speak from experience. My first wheel was a Logitech G29 and I upgraded after one month, so I think you made the right choice going with the Moza bundle. 👍
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  31761. Loved to see you miss the turn twice. And right on red is indeed not a thing in most places, but sometimes you might. Not sure if they are a thing in other countries, but until maaybe a year or two ago some lights had a green arrow sign that indeed let you turn right even on red. I preffer mouse and keyboard over controller, you steer with the mouse. For me reversing from first person is easier to reverse
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  31762. something tells me you guys are gunna need a bigger pantry ;)
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  31763. Wait for what’s coming soon. I know no one has given one of what i’am sending you will be stocked. It will be your first from oz.
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  31764. what a lineup back then. 1980 F1 world champ Alan Jones, 1987 500cc motorbike world champ Wayne Gardner, Bathurst legends Dick Johson, John Bowe, Peter Brock, Tony Longhurst, Jim Richards, raced called by another legend Allan Moffatt
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  31765. hi IWrocker, Place de l'étoile is the biggest roundabout and the most scariest in France because you've got 9 avenues coming to this place (Arc de Triomphe) and every person that enter the roundabout has the prioprity on those one that are inside the roundabout (because it is the priority for the person that comes from the right). It seems chaotic and rulesless but actually it is pretty strict with this rule.
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  31766. There is a german model builder who builds RC vehicles half the size of the original
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  31767. Lovedit prt 2 would. Be great. Love your channel ❤
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  31768. remember watching this. Ronnie is unreal still to this day.
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  31769. In Australia I like and drink Coke. I the USA I drink Pepsi. Why? because US Pepsi tastes better than US Coke, or more like Oz Coke.
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  31770. I do like an old, big-booty 70's, 80's or 90's Volvo going sideways! They're kind of ugly and way to big to rally, but watching them slide about is beautiful! The channel SwedishRally has a few good clips, if you want to check iout some sideways Volvos.
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  31771. @IWrocler you should check out Australian fire fighter respose to a fire mostly bush fires
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  31772. big machines need big engines, love it
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  31773. I’m about 200km south of Sydney on the coast. It’s meant to be high 20s with about 97% humidity then thunderstorms in the afternoon or evening. Merry Christmas 🎄
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  31774. I visited Salzburg years ago when I was travelling through Europe. Caught the train from Munich, Germany. It was cold and a bit wet but beautiful. Went on Sound of Music tour, which took us to many of the iconic filming locations. Really enjoyable. I also remember there was a lot of Mozart named buildings and themed things there. (As he was born in Salzburg). Went to Mozarts House. Fascinating. Also... definitely not to old to give skiing a go. It's winter there now, so pop on down to a ski area mate....and be sure to film it for us 😆🙂
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  31775. So basically the tailgate is like on an old Chevy?!😉😂
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  31776. I wouldn't mind a Dodge V10 pickup.
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  31777. You should check military versions of Tatra trucks :)
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  31778. "nice roundabout" lmao. Thanks IWR
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  31779. Vienna has the highest standard of living in the world. If you want to visit, I could arrange an emergency services trip for you. Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 😀
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  31780. Dude this truck is so awesome. Been really looking at getting a PW next year and I’ve been watching all your videos on yours. Everything you’ve done to it is very tasteful.
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  31781. damn that looks brand new Im from EU but they are beat to hell here
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  31782. Ok I'm an ex 815 guy myself but around joilet area. Grew up mostly in dupage and originally from South side of chi town. That accent rang a bell so I had to ask. Current position at 7000 ft southern New Mexico.
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  31783. Maybe check out the GN Jap V8, it''s a very unique small plane engined race car from about 1914
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  31784. @5:10...That's the sound a purring cheetah makes.
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  31785. Fix your dates 😂
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  31786. Adelaide was always a blast - whether F1 or V8 Supercars (as they were when I was working as a pit lane official at the Adelaide 500). Mostly a street circuit but the whole vibe of the place was unique. Got to spend a little time in the flag point on the hairpin onto the pit straight - that was an amazing place to watch the V8s in! The current Supercars are good but they are just a silhouette series now like NASCAR, but with way more restrictions.
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  31787. So when eating Aussie food, remember to say biscuit or 'bicky not cookie. And its sweets or lollies not candy. ;) Hope you got a run down history on the Anzac biscuits?
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  31788. ijm from slovakia
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  31789. 7:15 I worked construction on a washplant at a new coal mine many moons ago. There was a deadline date on that project as well, with the main contractor facing thousands of dollars a day in penalties if the project wasn't finished by deadline. Not sure if they succeeded. I ended up in hospital after a car crash a month before they finished.
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  31790. never thought I'd see a Skoda in America. To be honest, it looks like you're driving in the Czech Republic, only the American trucks with big trailers and license plates give away that you're in America
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  31791. Honestly, buy a 2cv. It’s something unique and fun. The noise, the suspensions, everything is so weird that you can't stop laughing inside. In the 90s, I had a friend who had one and I've never had so much fun in a car. Laughing feels good.
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  31792.  @IWrocker  You definitely get your choice of cars over there. In Australia, utes used to be the reserve of country dwellers. They weren't that popular in the city, not even with tradesman. That's changed in the last ten to fifteen years with all sorts of options available to "kit out" the load area. A young man with a bit of motivation and the capitol behind him could make a fortune marketing and selling Aussie style ute setups over there. Check out drop side trays for starters. You'll never want a tub again.
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  31793. You guys are missing so much good sport - all because of Americas' weird cultural isolationist attitude. I guess all your sports are so "corporate minded", they won't let any foreign competition in.
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  31794. Geez that looks just like wandering around a standard gas station here in NZ. Happy new year team. Keep up the great content. 🙏🙏❤❤
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  31795. 🤓❤️ every day life in Oz 😂
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  31796. you should look at Cars and Classics UK. lots of interesting vehicles from as early as 1920 to modern day.
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  31797. looks like so much fun!!!
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  31798. Lucky they are only grey Kangaroos. Big reds are twice the size.
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  31799. great choice going with Moza. i watch jimmy broadbent, a long time sim racer and now real racer. and he endorses moza (is also sponsored, but he took it cus he really enjoys their stuff) and he's very honest with his thoughts on everything he's ever used for sim racing and he cant say enough good things about moza. you seem to have the same issue i do. i just have a desk and my wheel (thrustmaster t248. lower end, but honestly not that much cheaper lol, but it works with my ps5. dont think the moza does) gets mounted to it, but my pedals are just on the floor like you have with yours. and yeah, no matter what i do it will lift off the floor when i get on the brakes lol. so i need something to mount the pedals. ideally a full rig, but i dont have the space for that
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  31800. Hey iwrocker, look up a holden vn/vp, as they have such a phat 80's/90's look, like with trims like an aero, clubbie, first maloo, group a with the massive intakes...you get the idea.
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  31801. If a car that's in Aus manages to rust, usually it's a problem with the car not the environment. Or it sat in a grass field for a decade or more. We would be more like California where cars just last.
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  31802. Vegemite tastes better with cheese and avocado on toast. Toast needs to be cooked longer so that it is crunchie… not a fan of the other two.
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  31803. oh behalf of australia you're now one of us lol
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  31804. You need to see some video from the stage of fafe. Been there this weekend
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  31805. The vast Majority of Police cars here are the latest Holden models prior to closure, before then almost every Police car was Holden with the exception of 4wd cars etc... Now we're seeing other manufacturers being used. Fun fact, New Zealand Recently decided to exclusively use Skoda vehicles for Police as Holden had closed down.
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  31806. Colin McRea WAS the car he drove. He WAS the course beneath him. He WAS a driving GOD! There was a rally game for PS2 that bore his name. It taught me how to drive a rally car. Even my favorite race sim has never come close to the feel of real rally driving like that game did. R. I. P. Colin. Gone far too soon, not to be forgotten.
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  31807. Dodge/Ram on top in offroad, towing, drag racing, and track racing. Move over ford
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  31808. ALE stands for abnormal load engineering 👍and Alston is the transformer manufacturer
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  31809. My daughter works at Bunnings , Best place ever.
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  31810. If I were to choose then this isn't the best video to judge by because some were definitely more highlighted and detailed viewing angles like Scania and MAN compare to Volvo and Mercedes. It looks more like Scania vs MAN. I'm a Volvo fan anyway, I love techy interiors so ofc it's Volvo for me, but that Scania V8 trim is really nice too.
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  31811. Awesome. Thanks.
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  31812. Glad you got her back man! I think a black powder coated exhaust tip would look cool on there and match the black bumpers and grille.
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  31813. Get the kids into Vegemite mate. It will do them far more good than harm.
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  31814. Mcafe originated in Australia.
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  31815. 39 degrees centigrade here in Perth today......that's 102 for you yanks. Yes people it's summer here.
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  31816. 7:25 Celebrities are just normal people. I have met a few over the years. Nothing amazing.
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  31817. Where I am now is sooooo hot. I don’t need Ana alarm clock because the chilling heat wakes me up
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  31818. Pffff that one was a freakin behemot 🤯🤯🤯😱👌🏻👌🏻
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  31819. I don’t have spiders in my house because I spray crawling insect surface spray around the door openings. It lasts for about 6 months. I couldn’t cope with hundreds of baby spiders so if I ever found a spider nest like that I’m afraid they would get a quick spray of crawling insect spray which would also ensure spiders would not return. As you can imagine my power board with all the safety breakers on an outside wall is spotless!
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  31820. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  31821. Ian needs to change His name to IWrecker 🤣
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  31822. Well done mate! That's the way to eat it.
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  31823. I ve said it before, I say it again, chek out this years Monte Carlo rally evening start, to see the mountain side full of rally ultras.
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  31824. You actually did great, man! ❤
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  31825. I played this all the time till i got to high school
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  31826. Suggestion for next video: “The best country in the world for drivers” by Not Just Bikes https://youtu.be/d8RRE2rDw4k It’s about road design and city planning.
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  31827. I would be keen for a discord. I think it would be a great way to learn some more stuff
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  31828. Hitting a roo at 100km/hr will write off your car. Hitting one at 300km/h in an F1 car is a frightening prospect. I'd love to see Ken Block do some laps around the mountain. 😃
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  31829. The red coloured soil is because we are extreamly rich in iron ore. It oxidizes into rust giving that red/orange hue. Obviously the surface is on a microscopic level but enough to change the colour.
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  31830. From a Aussie that has always loved Vegemite I say "Good on ya mate" you did it the right way.
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  31831. Check out Dick Johnson drives Peter Brock 's A9X around bathurst it's a really good piece 👌
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  31832. Nice little detail… The exhaust is in a position that the exhaust fumes are getting sucked into the loading/sitting area of the troops which guarantees a healthy dose of poisoning….at least in the old days of austrian service. Greetings
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  31833. That’s that blue oval power
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  31834. i suggested this video to you months ago, glad you finally watched it!!!
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  31835. personally, i hate the bodykit on this car. it looks way too ricey. its a torana, not a skyline, ffs.
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  31836. Bro can you please react to Quade’s life twin turbo, supercharged Audi video, it’s causing a bit of controversy
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  31837. @5:24 It has 800 horses but I still prefer the F50 GT over it. It is way lighter, even though it has 50 horses less.
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  31838. its funny . efi was invented in the 1950's but yu never really heard about it until the 80's . everything was still carbi
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  31839. Just an addition, and although it might not always hold water, look up lake Eyre, in South aus.. it's basin is HUGE
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  31840. love the way youve changed from redneck to well rounded guy, great frame of snooker.
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  31841. That pipe ..🤣🤣
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  31842. In slippery Conditions, Wheels can lock with ABS too.
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  31843. I went to see F1 a few times between 1997 and 2000, always at the hairpin here in Montreal and that was loud enough to see a car pass by even with hearing protection... I can't imagine a whole field standing in front of me! Amazing even on video!
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  31844. I have an excel rally car, heaps of fun
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  31845. Here's a clue you can use if you see houses in an obviously hot part of Australia with red soil. In and around Darwin, the new houses do not have guttering. In the wet season it rains so hard that stormwater systems can't handle it so homes do not have guttering. You did well though...some of those nondescript outback roads confuse in locals like me.
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  31846. Uncle Roger reacted to Nat's fried rice video a few years ago
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  31847. The Australian Magpie isn't that bad it only does it during nesting season for about 2 weeks in October which is right now and if you live in an area where the is magpies are and the magpie see you often they won't swoop you unless you clime the tree they are nesting in
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  31848. Im from Australia, and watching you eat those sausage rolls and pies is making me hungry....yum yum!
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  31849. You're the only American on YouTube who pronounces Snooker correctly. 👍🏻
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  31850. not gona lie, id watch the rest of this tournament
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  31851. Still loving thd classic rally stuff dude! When you said "I think that's an opal" you were completely correct. It was an Opal Manta. Awesome cars.
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  31852. Australia got rid of the copper coloured bronze one and two cent coins in the eighties. Government does not like to talk about when inflation makes the metal in the coin worth more than the coin. A problem with coins for hundreds of years. So these were withdrawn from circulation. From then on payments by cash got rounded up or down to the nearest five cents. Was fair in that ending in one or two would round down and three or four round up. With similar steps up to 99 cents. So you lost a pittance half the time and gained half the time. I was such a tight wad at petrol pumps that i would try to squeez in an extra free two cents worth.
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  31853. Guys I just love trucks Grandpa was a Ford guy (80 F100, 92 & last model Ranger, 2000 F150) (He died 2 weeks before 82 bday 2 years ago). Dad had 79 Silverado Custom Deluxe back in 1988 (@73 he converted to Ram in 2012 😂). I have 2012 Ram 5.7 hemi. He couldn't afford a new Ram so he got a 96 Ram SLT. I went Ram cause GM are always late to the party. Hemi had the same deep growl as my first car (78 Buick LeSabre with 350 & flows) once I slapped my flows on it and Fords are just ugly most of the time. Great video bruh!
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  31854. NZ is a bit bigger than the size of Great Britain and a little smaller than Japan but almost 36 times smaller than the size of the USA, approximately the size of California and about 75% of the size of Germany.
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  31855. There was one in eastern Victoria in the 70,s that mimicked a Detroit diesel with its jake brake in operation coming down the hill to my uncles house as their was a trucking depot down the road from him & yes they mimick anything from a chainsaw to a dog barking!
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  31856. Please do more of these! Lots of fun
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  31857. Chicken salt on fries/hot chips/wedges is da 💣 🤌👌
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  31858. Wow that polar bear just WOW
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  31859. I agree with Herman below me you are some of the coolest Americans I have ever met or seen on YouTube
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  31860. I know this isn’t a car video but what’s your favorite driver of all time or in this season?
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  31861. So well deserved! Now you can start planning and saving to come and see all your Aussie fans. We'll make you an honourary Aussie.
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  31862. Awesome video bud!! The powerwagon sounds awesome!
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  31863. With St Patrick's Day being this weekend, I'm hoping you're going to do a taste test of Irish beers.
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  31864. Years ago, probably one of the most popular engines was the Chevy Blue Flame straight six engine! Cheap but strong!
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  31865. Can't wait to see your videos after your wheel arrives.
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  31866. Please watch the full movie, you'll love it. The film is legend, the car is legend. The was a remake in the US with a Crown Victoria. That was also interesting with Queen Latifa as Taxi-driver. Even funny, but the original is better and has more charactere. Best regards from Germany.
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  31867. Cool rig 👍🤠
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  31868. Kinda hot in the west of Sydney today. 39C, or about 103F.
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  31869. I think the original video was hoping to go viral by deliberately being full of BS by aiming for negative reactions.
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  31870. chicken salt goes on your chips mate
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  31871. we paint this type stuff on apartment blocks too brighten up life..
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  31872. If you like Bathurst, you'll love this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow50kw-c0SU
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  31873. my k1500 is maroon. same effect
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  31874. Hi Ian, enjoying your channel mate. My suggestion would be to check out some videos from the Holden Proving ground in Lang Lang. I was a test driver there for 5 years it was an awesome place to work. I had the privilege of driving some very nice cars, my favourite being a left hand drive VF Chevy SS, in which I had the opportunity to take home overnight a few times.
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  31875. Mod recommendation, Scalia V8 Open Pipe packs 1 and 2, use the default engines just change the audio output to the open pipe Scania V8’s that you know and love
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  31876. i recommend watching ken block in his rally or gymkhana videos (Gymkhana has 10+ vids) as well as travis pastrana and his rally cross events or his gymkhana events (2021 and 2022).
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  31877. Neeext ! :P we want more !😁 btw Hello from Czechia
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  31878. Hey Ian. Having a hotter summer in your area this year will give you an inkling as to how our Christmas feels. Try a bar-b-que or cook something in your Weber. Shorts , beer and a pool work the best at Chrissy. Forget the shrimps and get some prawns , a cray. even some snags. A shardy for the missus and a brew for you. Merry Christmas to you and your family. From Clifton Springs Victoria
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  31879. "Crazy hydraulic press" is kind of lame and only imitated others with low quality contend... Better watch the original, Lauri Vuohensilta´s "Hydraulic Press Channel" from Finnland :) Or "Project Farm" for all kinds of tests with different tools.
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  31880. You need to see cricket, because that is like nothing you’ve ever seen before.
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  31881. The Falcon saw over 3.5 million cars here in Australia . There were two door hardtops (coupe's) four door sedans , ute's , one tonners , panel vans and station wagons . Also longer wheelbase limo's . They were built between 1960 and 2016 .. . The XC was the last two door and the Cobra was it . There was also the GT and the GS in the XA ,XB and XC model runs from 1972 to 1978 . The first two door Falcons appeared in the mid sixties . The Falcon was also significant in 1966 and 1967 . It was the first Australian built car to run a V8 (the 289) in the XR series and the XR also got the GT designation . Soon after the XR V8 was released Holden followed with their first V8 and this started the Australian muscle car scene . Chrysler joined in pretty quick as well . Look up Bill Bourke . He was an American who was president of Ford Australia in the mid 60's and he was the main person behind Aussie V8's . Hope that helps Ian .. Cheers ..
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  31882. Legends
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  31883. Instant replay 👍🤣👍
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  31884. A bit off topic, the Red Crabs have started their migration to the sea on Christmas Island (you did a vlog on it a couple of months ago).
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  31885. You really got some of the good stuffs there ! And I love that you got some kriek (kriek means Cherry) for the ladies. I'm impressed you succeeded to get those in US, well done ! ❤ from Belgium Specially the double westmalle, I didn't even know it existed, I only know the triple Westmalle et also the most people take the St Benardus abt 12 (over 10%, they want the booze). PS: We say "santé" in the south and "gezondheid" in the north, that means salud. Proost is in the Netherlands, Prost in Germany
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  31886. Dirtfish has some great behind the scenes videos. You get to know logistics and behind the scenes stuff and the drivers personalities more.
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  31887. Hey mate so in australia if a car is written off, a stat wright off. they are not slavagable, Even if a car has been in a minor flood it can never be registered again unfortunately. Australian laws are quite shit in that department, but most cars that are written off are just parted out straight away.
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  31888. There are also Robber Crabs there, huge things that can bite off your arm.... true! Christmas Island was covered in bird shit for thousands of years making it a great deposit of fertiliser which was mined there for years. Now it's more tourism and has a detention centre where we lock up small families to make us feel like tough guys. Mate, you like rocks [and Crocs] and wilderness. Have a look at The Kimberley in Western Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JimbsUFXdY
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  31889. I get that the UK isn't known for muscle cars, but i was a little disappointed to not see something from our history, like the Jensen Interceptor, or the classic Rover V8 or even the big Capri Lazer
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  31890. I know John O Sullivan and he never talks about how he invented wifi. In fact I found out it was him from watching TV
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  31891. Try the chicken salt on hot chips… rather than “fries”…. The difference is the thickness… if you can’t get them in America, they are easy enough to make. Just peel potatoes and cut them so they are about 1cm thick (or half an inch), evenly coat with olive oil and plain salt then oven bake for 20-30mins. Serve hot with chicken salt sprinkled on top. Enjoy!
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  31892. For some insane water racing, check out the dinghy derby. full contact, hopped up dingy's racing in creeks you could jump over in parts. driver and navigator, navigator also moving around the boat to control the trim and weight distribution for better control. mad dogs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5yvvJ_3108
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  31893. tcm has got some sick cars
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  31894. Humidity situation there sounds like the difference between Sth Aust and Queensland.
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  31895. As funny as it sounds, it really is Logie Awards, our equivalent of an Oscar award.
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  31896. we should find you some episodes of highway patrol to watch...
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  31897. didnt know you can drive a manual :D
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  31898. Dude, can I invite you to visit (when it’s possible again) we would welcome you with aussie hospitality, you can use our guest house, we can show you some of the west coast and best of all in some cars that you may really enjoy too! Take you to some Motorsport, some car meets, random social gatherings, it turns out we like yank accents and the chicks will find you alright. Then maybe you can head to Bathurst, drive your hire car around the track, it will blow your mind. Anyway reply here if you want to keep in touch. Cheers mate!
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  31899. I like my Jakfruit really ripe, so it tastes like bubblegum.
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  31900. 9:45 Well unimog means "universal motorized tool"^^
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  31901. 8:39 It literally says on the course, "please don't step on the lanes".
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  31902. WOOOW look at the year on Zastava Truck 6:30 from 19991 to 2017. Direct from the future to the past. :D Regards from Serbia. :)
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  31903. Sooooo good with the caramel tim tams!
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  31904. Great video Ian
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  31905. Playing it digitally is perfect as you are already familiar with the concept, angles, white ball control, etc, to get the gist of it, but there's nothing like the real thing to appreciate its size (no pun intended) so finding one if possible is well worth doing 😊
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  31906. I've watched a bunch of this guys videos and I think he generally does a very good job. He is a lot more accurate then most Americans I have seen make videos about Australian things or differences. I think it would be worth checking out some more of his videos like the differences lists he did etc.
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  31907. i agree the glass bottles make the coke taste better even in aussie, the can has a different flavour again then the plastic bottles as well
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  31908. Durability test were done by lots motor manufacturers cars of the 1950s and 1960s were built a lot stronger a lot simpler than the cars of today l am 67 years old in Australia the was the Redex trails the Armstrong 500 miles held at Phillip Island and Bathurst and up until 1967 no holdens fords or Valiants won the race it was mainly minis ford cortinas mostly british cars built in Australia and the 1960s was the best decade for the development of cars simple essy to drive and holdens fords and Valiants were comon in the 60s there were a lot of british and european cars infact my father had a hillman minx during the 60s your idea of the car culture is about fords and holdens its not we had a variety of cars infact Harry Firth came third in the first London to Sydney marathon held in 1968 he drove a Ford falcon
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  31909. Damn that was pretty cool to watch.
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  31910. I am from Israel but we barely have american trucks mabye small sized day cabs from the army(I think my big brother drove one an international when he was a soldier) , but when i visited Georgia (the country) i seen quite a few american big rigs, somehow driving those 1 lane narrow roads and somehow manuvering through tourist parking lots its crazy
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  31911. hi this is in germany
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  31912. Just subscribed, love your take on our bit of paradise
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  31913. Good luck! Sh!t happens! And things go bad..it is what it is. At least you got the extended warranty as a back up!
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  31914. If you're into your fixed wings, you should look into Royal Flying Doctors Service. They do medical retrievals from rural/remote areas, among other things, and from a pilot's perspective it's a tough job. Those pilots are flying single pilot operations often into crap weather, late at night and into remote regions. Some highways have sections where there is a runway painted on for the RFDS to use as well, like in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eETG7G4rRRI&t=10s
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  31915. He already has videos about that
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  31916. I went to that one!
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  31917. You might like the new Generation III cars that are scheduled to race next year, they have removed much of the downforce and the new chassis allow for the body shells to resemble the road going cars.
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  31918. The older clip was a Lancia S4.
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  31919. G'day IWRocker. Police here in Australia normally don't use the pit manoeuvre
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  31920. Bruce Wilson. Please react a american dude who buy 2 Scania from Canada and 1 from states.
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  31921. Forget about the normal Sydney beaches for surfing. Try either South (Wollongong) or North ( the central coast).and its a good excuse to see some countryside.
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  31922. Totally agree.
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  31923. In all my years, I have never heard an Aussie refer to Australia and ‘Oz’. ‘Aus’ - yes.
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  31924. I'm in Sydney, I'm pretty sure you get deported for putting water in Milo, lol...
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  31925. We haven't got shit for snow up north here in AZ so far this year either. I still though drift mine around the sand corners here in Scottsdale near the house. Real balanced truck and easy to correct and save. Well, maybe not on ice, but not much is. ;-) Figure what your tire budget is, and then start reading reviews, most with a grain of salt on the 'love' side. Go to the mfg site and get the weight of the tire. Will tell you a lot about the tire. If you have much ice, which I'm sure you normally do, heavy sipe, though we can add that. I'd really stay away from Chinese shit.
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  31926. You should react to a compilation of Aussie/bogan interviews like this haha
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  31927. Uluru is only a short hop of 470km once you are in Alice Springs. So if traveling from Gold Coast, once you have spent probably 4 days driving to Alice Springs it is a mere 1 day to go to Uluru. Longer if not prepared to drive 500 to 1000km day distances. Japanese can not even imagine the sizes/distances in Australia. On topic of drop bears, while the impression of ferocious bears that rip you to bits is scary fiction. There is one aspect that they DO DESERVE the "Drop Bear" title for, nothing ferocious, but walking in forests inhabited by Koalas, there is a serious unpleasant "DROP" hazard. They Wee freely and drop other wastes. It is quite high probability, that while it is sunny blue skies, no clouds that you experience a warm shower below the trees, and as their diet is strong scented Eucalyptus, the shower does have a strong Perfume, not commonly sold (Yet) And also can be bombarded with hard pellets, that can fall into you clothing, also with a natural scent. So in some ways 'Beware of drop bears' has some validity. It will not be deadly, but you could find yourself unpopular with other people. Most bushland is also not well served by wash rooms, so you could spend most of your day well scented. HA HA.
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  31928. Hi @needaman66 Its 6pm NOW in Illinois (Where I Wrocker lives) so in 25 hrs 15 mins.
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  31929. if you look closely you can see the marshals checking each driver, a lot of them giving the marshal a thumbs up, meaning they are ok. looks like if it gets to dangerous they wave off the crash area.
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  31930. It's quite true about exploring what the rulebook doesn't say. I did hillclimbs and sprints for a number of years and some of the innovative modifications I saw (and did) was crazy
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  31931. $2795 in todays money would be $31,685.63. The median money income of all families in 1970 was about $9,870
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  31932. Love the music ❤
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  31933. 11:16 (you know me, I comment throughout the video like I'm having a conversation with you) Yeah, gotta give them credit for a well-tuned exhaust. Still suss tho.
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  31934. Was there, it was hot and l o u d! Awesome day!!!
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  31935. Wait until February... The Bathurst 12 hour is on and it's international GT racing!
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  31936. 5:40 I live in Mexico City. Good luck finding anyone to help you at Walmart. I think most stores are actually way understaffed.
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  31937. G'day The Dakar race used to be in North Africa but moved to South America due to security concerns
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  31938. Personally I think the car looks great, and I don't mind the size and weight of it. Kinda reminds me of a batmobile but for rich people who don't fight crime.
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  31939. Awesome work Ian, well deserved mate
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  31940. ULARU IS PRONOUNCED LIKE OOLAROO. LIKE PULL A ROO WITHOUT THE P WE CALL IT AYRES ROCK LOL ' SOUNDS LIKE AIR'S ROCK .
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  31941. Gday cobber, you wanna go to the servo to get some petty and durries then swing by bunnings for a snag
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  31942. Hey Ian check out the YouTube video Australia’s dirty economy, it covers off some of the weird way that Our economy works and the tragedy that was the manufacturing industry here in Australia. Cheers mate!
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  31943. in the early eighties i bought a old hq for $150 and drove it around australia towing a trailer/caravan, and sold it when i got home sold it for $200 , only thing i put in it was fuel, oil and a fan belt, bulletproof cars!
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  31944. When the Torana S were racing was best racing ever was period lol
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  31945. Track in Sternberk is normally much longer, this was run on shorter version. Obviously i would like to see more hill cimb related videos on this channel
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  31946. Gotta check out some ozzyman stuff. If ya haven't already lol
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  31947. I got into American cars in the 70's especially the cars from 60's which had loads of chrome with awesome paint jobs fitted with cruising lights There is no substitute for Cubic inches and they sound freaking awesome loving the video all the best from Nottinghamshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  31948. 11:59 It's true, Chicago is the largest Serbian city outside of Serbia...the second is New York Merry Christmas to everyone who celebrates today, according to the old Julian calendar. Christ is born!
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  31949. You’re throwing it flat is why it’s swooping up , a angle it at about 2 or 2:30 and throw it about twice as hard! It should come back and land like a helicopter 🚁
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  31950. The Honda Valkyrie is a 1.8 litre FLAT 6 . The Sporty Model of the Current Goldwing Motor . The V-8 sound you are used to is , Yes , much lower Revs and usually with a Cross-Plane Crank . 90 degree throws . I think that is using a Flat-Plane Crank . 180 degree throws . Sounds somewhat like a V-8 Cosworth F1 Engine .
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  31951. I love animals too. But as you said, the guy had every right to protect his dog. That’s why I’m angry with the animal rights groups who called for this bloke to be charged. They are just over the top idiots.
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  31952. React to Kingswood Country, The Comedy Company, and Prisoner for TV shows. React to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the Rural/Country Fire Service, and the State Emergency Services. React to Yothu Yindi, Silverchair, and Spiderbait React to Hi-5, Hooli Doolis, Playschool, Romper Room, Mr Squiggle, Sing-me-a-Rainbow, Aerobics Oz Style, and The Ferals React to Preferential Voting React to Struthless, the YouTube channel React to Dreamtime stories 👍🏿🇦🇺
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  31953. Hi guys, glad you enjoyed my parcels. But the Peter Brock thing, the little chocolate bars and the ANZAC biscuits in the first box weren’t from me, some of that box was opened during your last mail bag in New Mexico and i think a couple of things may have been mixed up. I am glad you enjoyed everything in the boxes, even those someone else picked for you!!!!! I hope you enjoy all the Christmas decos and I can’t wait to see your place at chrissy with all the aussie decos you have been given Kellie
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  31954. You just can’t beat the European continent when it comes to motorsport
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  31955. Once you figure out what sauce u like cut the top off the pie mix the sauce and meat then dip the lid
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  31956. Im from poland. Poland and america the best
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  31957. Have a look at the Holden Hq series they were crazy
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  31958. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤
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  31959. Hey mate you should have a look at the QLD and NSW floods going on in Australia at the moment
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  31960. Crazy, i have never until now seen one of these. 👍😎
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  31961. awww I'm laughing so much just now - thank you Ian :) :) Moo loo laba :) :) yes we do love your pronunciations :) heart. Yes - Surfers Paradise is on the Gold Coast ( Goldy ) as is Burliegh Heads as you picked it. peace
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  31962. definitely mr Miyagi,
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  31963. You should react to the 300mph Ford GT on the Texas mile
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  31964. Check out Truck Racing biggest crashes on the Motorsports Chaos channel.
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  31965. We all know which country you're going to on vacation next holiday :)
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  31966. Now I want to see New Mexico. So awesome to see it on a family holiday instead of movies!
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  31967. Some very large Pool clubs in the US will sometimes have a snooker table too.
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  31968. It’s the “Aussie iwrocker”
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  31969. Hi, concerning costs of big historic buildings: Cologne Cathedral in Germany costs 33000€/day (12 Million €/year), 55% of which go into the upkeep/permanent renovation; 45% are for things like wages.
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  31970. Holden Commy yes sir!
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  31971. Yeah, Rally crowd participation... the odd idiot nearly becomes a hood ornament. The fact that these are just suped-up production cars racing on real, loosely marshalled roads gives it such a realistic feel that can't compare, IMO. No doubting the nascar skills & engineering, but rally is so... raw! I just find the track on nascar too much a construct to give as much crowd viewing as possible to the detriment of what the sport could really be. Another big issue with rally is your start position, because the track deteriorates so much (with reasonable limits), the last guy could have a really rough run. Then there's night runs & weather to take into consideration, your run might start as it snows etc., etc.. Even F1 is like, let's engineer a car to go as fast as is humanly possible on a relatively smooth, if challenging track.
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  31972. There is quite a few pink lakes
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  31973. the handstartet ones where world war 2 tanks ;)
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  31974. At 18:20. Chrysler did make the race model Charger Ed pointed to with the 302 HP E49 Charger triple Weber Hemi sixes made in a run of a few hundred. What was stopped from sale was faster models like the Ford Falcon GTHO phase 4, Charger 340 V8 four speed and Torana GTR XU2 V8 five litre. And likely a few more in future pipelines like a 351 V8 Cortina if the phase 4 got beat by the Torana V8 However later on milder road models did get built but the racing rules did allow the cars to have much more engine mods for racing. Like the late seventies Torana A9X and Falcon Cobra coupes. Road versions sold with much less power by then but then much modified in racing..
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  31975. Bucket list for me is camping tickets for Nurenburg 24h and 24h Le Mans.
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  31976. This might sound strange but the cars have become to good i remember early days when they were more basic and need more manufacturers its more same and same again
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  31977. I only recently discovered All in the family. such a great show!
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  31978. Awesome artwork, especially the south Australian silos...stay safe, brother
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  31979. I would suggest to chect out this video. Really interesting about F1 past and recent car comparison .Especially while driving them in one race : https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=amnhj840Shk
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  31980. a formula one car does 0-200km/h in 2.4x seconds. one of the coolest if not the coolest F1 race car was the: Williams FW15C ... a car with active suspension in 1993 ... witch got banned. this car could raise / lower itself during a lap or adjust the wheels independently. Designed by Adrian Newey, currently at Red Bull. Wiki: "in 2005, considered to be the most technologically sophisticated Formula One cars of all time, incorporating anti-lock brakes, traction control, active suspension, and a semi-automatic and fully-automatic gearbox." Michael Schumacht had software tricks in his car witch he could erase on the press of a certain button combination if asked for it, but he did comply if he got checked.
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  31981. The goal net is 7.32 meter wide (24 foots) and 2.44 meter high (8 foots)
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  31982. Ian, that has to be the comment of the day😂 Someone stuffed a great ass engine into a ramp😂😂😂 And if you are into the Aston Martin brand. Check out the Aston Martin Valkyrie. It is from another world and garinteed to blow your mind👍
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  31983. Great to see an American Nascar fan impressed by our V8 Supercars at Mount Panorama. Great video. I've never heard an Australian commentator mention about the "screaming" V8 but you are right! And as a Ford fan since a kid when Fords went 1-2 in 1977 great to know a Ford holds the qualifying lap record. RIP Brocky.
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  31984. Subway then Tradie.
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  31985. TRY TO SAY THESE: Kmotře Petře, nepřepepřete mi toho vepře, jak mi, kmotře Petře, toho vepře přepepříte, tak si toho přepepřeného vepře sám sníte. // Přišel za mnou jeden Řek, a ten mi řek, abych mu řek, kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek. A já mu řek, že nejsem Řek, abych mu řek, kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek. // Tři sta třicet tři stříbrných stříkaček stříkalo přes tři sta třicet tři stříbrných střech. :DD
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  31986. Sad Brisbane noises
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  31987. I love watching your truck content man. If you like to see some interesting and beautiful trucks then i recommend watching a “truckstar speciaal transport dag” video. It is a Dutch event/show with a variety of trucks from Europe and the US that are specially designed for abnormal/special cargo. Here is a link to one of those videos so you cab get a general idea of what they look like.
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  31988. The next Bathurst 1000 event will be held on Sunday October 10th (your Saturday evening/night) maybe you could do a live stream?
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  31989. Salted caramel yak not a fan of salted caramel
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  31990. Im from czech😊
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  31991. He never mentioned that Aboriginal people own Australia thousands of years before Dutch and anyone discover it so ditch wasn't first here Aboriginals was
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  31992. I’d love to see you react to some Chinese car videos. You’ll be shocked at how many Chinese car companies there are and how many cars are produced there. Keep up the awesome videos Ian
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  31993. Hi Ian love your reactions, if you like land rovers check out the bowler wildcat v8 .
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  31994. The southern 80 finish line is in the town i live called Echuca. The finish line is the soon to be old Moama Bridge.
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  31995. If you google it you can find the new red bull Camaro. YouTube won't let me share a link sorry
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  31996. @17:18 Is that Alan Moffat? I thought I spotted him earlier too.
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  31997. I’m not surprised that Grill’d has Japanese food and drinks since we have so much cattle trade with them. A quick google search just showed multiple sources saying that our wagyu is a cross between Japanese wagyu and Aussie cattle. I’d say this cross breeding is to make the cattle better acclimated to our country. Most of our cattle are crosses from bos indicus (hot weather cattle like Brahmans) and bos taurus (cold weather cattle like Hereford) because they cold weather ones don’t do well here except in the most southern regions of Australia. Angus cattle thrive here even though they are bos taurus, could be some cross breeding going on there too.
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  31998. Audi design is timeless. HOWEVER..... :) It's only fair you check out the Mercedes AMG SL Shooting Brake! :)
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  31999. If you like Clarke & Dawe you'll love Roy & HG. Their coverage of the 2000 Olympics was blamed by some US athletes for ruining their routines by keeping them up past lights out. 😉
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  32000. Never got into racing with controller or keyboard, then got me a wheel and instantly felt yea thats it! I had and still need to get good, but with the muscle mem of IRL-driving ... footwork, shifting, feeling the bumps and resistance in the wheel .... My personal choice is a MX5 cup and Spa or Bathurst, also rly like the MR2 Shouto spec on the Wangan .... and as german ofc THE Nordschleife ^^ Best thing is when you have a few buddy's and go for a spin together.
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  32001. Hi Dude... love all your reaction Videos. You have nice and warm tone in your voice and captivating laugh... So: I really understand that you are a pure "petrol head", but if you talk about 'Porsche in terms with Laguna Seca' you should watch actual Videos of Porsche breaking the lap record with the New Taycan GT on this track... JP has made a very nice Video.... GOFORIT!!!!😮
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  32002. There's a video of the lotus 79 f1 with an onboard that truly gives you the best sound of the Cosworth dfv engine it's called lotus 79 reunion by the racer channel
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  32003. Mark Skaife's laptime in 1991 was 2:14:50
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  32004. That 4x4 was on the main road to the north.
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  32005. My 1st Formula One race ever was at Adelaide in 1990. When the man outside the gate selling ear plugs says last chance, you can't buy them inside the circuit. Buy them from him because the noise is almost enough to knock you off balance. It's almost as loud as a Top Fuel Dragster, and I have seen a mate knocked off his balance actually fall over. He had no clue... 😎
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  32006. We don't tip here because the wage for the staff is included in the meal price, as is any tax. The price you see is the full price you pay, there's no tips or taxes added later. You would think our meals are expensive compared to yours because of that but we have wage standards for almost every employment field so even waiters/barstaff get a reliable take home wage each week. When I lived in the US, I found the inauthentic friendliness of waitstaff annoying and offensive because I knew they just wanted a bigger tip and would be less attentive to you in future if you didn't leave what they expected. Here, staff are polite and friendly to everyone they serve because they're paid to be and don't need to carefully butter up each customer. I've had Americans ask "well, what's stopping them from being rude/less attentive since they get paid anyway?" and the answer to that is: if you aren't able to be personable and curteous in a customer-service job, you won't have a customer-service job. Simple.
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  32007. The actor who played Mr Miagi was also in Happy Days, he owned the favourite local hangout joint Arnold's named after his character.
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  32008. Ian, in AZ we call those scratches "Desert Pin-striping." I've got plenty, but it is one of the reasons I insisted on white, as they do generally buff out. Have you tried yet? Not much you can do with the black out tape, I don't think... Strange about the DS headlight, and that PS fender, should you opt to replace, will run around 1.5-2k depending on the shop that does it. Ask me how I know! LOL! My bet on what is in the box, a light bar. If not, check this cat out here in Phx.; http://www.randyellisdesign.com/Dodge25003500LightBar2010-2016 I'm going to give him a call tomorrow and see if he will weld on a couple extra tabs to the outside of the tube so I can mount antennas for CB and HAM kind of like what they do down under. Yeah, not the most idyllic location, but with the upcoming Phoenix (or maybe Four Wheel) pop up camper, the roof is not an option. Plus it is more for trail communication with other rigs in the convoy. Peace!
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  32009. Soooo, when does Emma get her own YouTube channel? She was just adorable. She can review the Coles minis and the Woolies Fix-ems, or the best Barbie (doll, not grill), or even rate her favourite Bluey episodes. Congrats on the birth of beautiful baby Sydney, although I had my money on Matilda for her name.
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  32010. The slogan for Nobby’s Peanuts is, “Nibble Nobby’s Nuts!” 😜👍😂
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  32011. Nice reaction to almost all of Oz's funny slang !! ,,, I have another one for the list . If I called you a Seppo do you know what that means ?? No offence
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  32012. First clip: Oosterhout???? Damn that is very close to my city and I never heard about this? Damn
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  32013. oh hey i just remembered i have seen ayers rock and it was an american who showed it to me. if anyone recals that back in the late 80s or 90-91 we had an airline pilots strike and heaps of pilots came from usa, england etc. i was returning to perth from darwin and changed over in alice springs. there were only like 6 passengers on this big plane so it was pretty casual, crew were just hanging with some backpackers. pilot was a yank an he comes on after a while an reckons we were ahead of schedule so lets go down an have a look at ayers rock. we chucked laps of the rock in an airliner. he woulda been heading home shortly after as the strike had ended so probably thought fukit, i wanna see the rock. kinda forgot about this as i was totaly shitfaced at the time.
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  32014. netball, it's not cricket... (check out some cricket stuff too)
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  32015. A few of the shapes will be shaped as tasmania too!! Keep an eye out for them :)
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  32016. love from Slovakia
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  32017. You should react to the Top 30 best F1 Starts
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  32018. Hi i love your channel! Can you react to Alberto Naska? He is a Youtuber and EuroNascar driver, his races are truly amazing! He also have an english channel
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  32019. You can get 60,000 miles out of BFG KM3.
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  32020. The SS was one of the Sport's options here along with the GTS , GTR , and Ford had GS , GT , Chrysler had Pacer , RT .
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  32021. Ian you need to quickly checkout a Leopard 2 doing a full pull. It is one of the funniest things you will see. It just keeps going. There are a couple videos out there if you search for "Leopard 2 full pull" but the one from the Dutch military is the funniest. They try multiple times and succeed. Also tractor pulling is something you can check out, it is exactly the same as the truck pulling, but with tractors instead.
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  32022. Also what are you drinking out of? Little pots? What are they?
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  32023. Im from Slovakia and our family also had the Favorit, loved it so much.. and always loved the Bertone design!
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  32024. Give Vegemite and lettuce sandwiches a go. I used to eat them as a kid. Surprisingly good.
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  32025. Ian, historic racing is very big here in OZ. Everything from the touring car masters, the classic categories in the Targa events run through out Australia, and events like the Philip island historics. We get over 500 cars from all over the world coming to Philip island for a weekend of fun....everything from Le Mans winners, classics from the Porsche museum, Astons, and Yep...Muscle...US&Aus. NZ also has a strong scene....don't underestimate them...they fight well above their weight bracket!!!
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  32026. Every time I go to my local store I try looking for golden syrup, I will probably order some from Amazon and we'll see ;)
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  32027. Gurummul maybe has some indigenous music you may like . https://youtu.be/MVORrx9jIiE
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  32028. ...and here's me dreaming of Ireland as a must do destination!! Gulp! 😬🍀
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  32029. i think specula's is a Dutch thing not German its for the sinterklaas time this looks more like shortbread idd
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  32030. Nice hearing from you again. A break now and then is a healthy habit however. I have been watching all your older vids in the meantime. I have to say i dig your approach and the effort to understand and explore things out of your immediate surroundings. I think channels like this can bridge a lot of people all over the world. And it starts with your personal approach, dude. Anyway, if you ever think of jumping the atlantic and hitting the west of Europe, I am willing to show you around a bit (Holland/Belgium/ North of France). You're very interesting to talk to I guess.
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  32031. ​ @IWrocker  Well it's exactly that personal treat that triggers me to answer you this way. I'm living close to Ghent (Belgium) Lots of medievil stuff to look at here. You can look it up. Belgium and France also have the richest cuisines in Europe as far as I know. Belgium also has the richest beer culture in Europe (or even world) btw. For me, I'd always wanted to visit the south of the US once and get soaked in your world there. Feel free to pm me if you just want to talk. It might give you some ideas for content maybe. Keep them videos coming :)
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  32032. You must lookin also for "Biliardo internazionale", "Carambola", "Biliardo all'italiana" and "Boccette", they are very popoulars around the world, the last one is played with the hands (Without steck).
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  32033. Larko is a Legend mate chek out his Mitre 10 AU Falcon it looks Mad I think you'd love it
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  32034. 2021 Toyota was manufacturers champion and had certainly fastest car but those hyundais put up a good fight at times. You absolutely need to check out this video of Lappi going flat out for almost a minute and flying 100+mph into corners on gravel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0Hc8UR3fmo
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  32035. You might be interested in the Road Transport Hall of fame here in Alice although I know how much you dislike deserts... BTW My favourite car was the early Sunbeam Alpine in the background as it is in piece - unlike mine!
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  32036. Have a look at the Whitsunday Islands.
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  32037. Hi Ian 👋👋 with snake's in Australia, those that are large with diamond shaped heads are pythons, those with rounded heads are the very dangerous in most cases if you see a big one of those "run" also the little baby poisonous one have a secret there venom is more deadly than the grown up one's, the bloke pulling a snake 🐍🐍🐍 out of the water was handling the 2nd most deadly snake in the World the King Brown, also you can have a Kangaroo 🦘🦘🦘 as a pet if your local council allows mainly in the bush, cheers mate, Neil.
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  32038. U should do a reaction to the sr71 speed story. Have watched your channel since u started rally. Great work. Keep it up
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  32039. Hi Ian its the wizard again.I did ask you before about your jersey size and apparrel as i would like to send you some aus v8 supercar merch and afl merch.Kind regards The Wizard of Aus
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  32040. top speed just shy of 120 mph would be my guess, i had an 2004 200cc ktm that did just under 100mph, and most of these bikes are way more powerful than mine was (40hp)
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  32041. You might be more Australian than I am .. I didn't even know about these shape flavours !!!!
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  32042. Cool ✌🤠
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  32043. I know the shift levers a little differently. I don't know if this is original. All levers are just made of round steel with a plastic ball at the end. The gear lever is normally bent to the left at the top, the for- and reverse lever is also made of round steel and is shorter. Instead of the reduction switch, it had a lever on the right, like the for- and reverse lever. Behind the for- and reverse lever there was a lever for the longitudinal lock. I think you could also switch the cross locks with this. ThHere is the pneumatic switch on this one, which looks like it comes from the newer Unimog.
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  32044. Glad to see you back. Congrats on the new adventure. Sounds like it will be a great time. Looking forward to seeing new things in the future. Keep em coming.
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  32045. Isle of Man!
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  32046. Congrats to a great game! I think you should a live stream. You can get a lot of tips from the chat and it's good content! 👍
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  32047. That was fun, nice that the Columbian one tastes pretty good.
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  32048. I hope you do a video trying out our snacks Mate
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  32049. I didn't realise you hadn't covered these little jiggers. They're much fun!
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  32050. There are penguins on mainland (more or less) Australia. Phillip Island has a colony of fairy penguins. Another place you should look into is the Alpine National Park, in particular the Wonnangatta Valley / Wonnangatta Station. The scene of an unsolved murder back in the days when it was an active cattle station. If you want a little more action, the Sydney to Hobart yacht race is one the the world's top three offshore races with multi-million dollar maxi yachts competing for the absolute best time, followed behind by amateur competitors along with those who entered with the only goal in mind of completing the race. Last year was the ONLY year since the race started in 1945 in that the event wasn't held (due to Covid). Between getting me broadband internet and the race being first streamed live via the internet, the race was the only reason I kept and used a TV.
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  32051. This cracked me up, good choice 👍🦘
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  32052. The black one at 7:20 is an Aussie Charger. Red one at 9:20 is a U.S. Mopar. Not sure what type.
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  32053. He's got something half right. Grouse and grose are different words in the English language. Grouse in aussie slang means very good/cool. Grose means disgusting. Telli for TV is actually easier to say- no lip change involved.
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  32054. Hi, can anybody suggest a good book about american semi-trucks for example detroit or peterbilt. Pleasure to watch in germany!
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  32055. You should check out the F1 teams motor homes. Or inside the back of these trucks!
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  32056. Phillip Island is another great circuit. The Australian round of the MotoGP and World Superbike round is held there. You were spot on with those old Cortinas, Ian. The little boxy thing was a BMW, the big boxy thing was an EH Holden. The blue and silver vehicle was a 1960s S-series Chrysler Valiant. They hasve gorgeous lines.
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  32057. This track is open to the public, you can take any road legal car and drive it yourself. You might enjoy watching some "public access nurburgring" videos available right here on youtube, for an overview of the wierd, wonderful and sometimes downright dangerous driving that europe has on offer.
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  32058. There are some 3500, 4500 and 5500 RAMS out here in Australia although rare! The 4500/5500s you usually see with 5th wheel flatbeds with boats or cars on them I have seen a few 3500s with service body's on them I've only driven a old late 90s single cab short bed dodge ram with a big V10 magnum (non SRT) and that was pretty ballsy for a 4x2
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  32059. I used to love the mini back in the day. It drove like a go-cart and you could point it into ridiculously tight corners, it felt like you were just driving the front wheels and the rest just followed along as best it could.
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  32060. Calder park needs to bring back NASCAR's stock car racing in Australia here
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  32061. Shouldn't be original if it is a true vf pacer because they came with a slant I know it has a vf front on it so yeah not sure.the vf pacer came with a high compressioned 225 slant.
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  32062. Ian Did you save the list so we can see the list better ?
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  32063. @IWrocker, back in the mid to late 80's i had two Remote Control "vehicles". One was a cruiser boat, the other was a black Pontiac Trans Am. I bet you can guess what name i called her. Yes!, I called her K.I.T.T......though she was NOT Knight Rider's car. I still have them, but i don't know where the remote is for the boat, and "K.I.T.T." wheels are out of alignment. I did some quite hard tricks with "K.I.T.T" that were not good for her. i now also have a Formula One style car.....but I have never taken her out of the box. I also have a RC Helicopter. It doesn't look like a proper helicopter, though. I want a fully functional RC Police Car!!! 😊
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  32064. Good thing about us Aussies we get the live streams at night...damn work in morn, people always asking why I'm so tired....some have Tour De France...I have Goodwood
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  32065. Whenever you get time react to Wicked Intent Semi. One of the most unique kind of truck like these ones.
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  32066. Mate when you able to come down under we will take you to great amazing places for sure.
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  32067. I reckon we could get you sounding like an Aussie, your American accent isn't too strong. Use Aussie words and you'll be halfway there. haha. On ya mate (good on you = well done or similar)
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  32068. Also, Merry Christmas mate :)
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  32069. Most of the places they mention in the video are within 15min cycling distance from my place 😎. And another fun fact about flower bulb farming: at the end of the season we chop ALL the fields down with a mower so that the flower bulb will preserve itself and put it's energy in blooming the next year. So a lot of screaming tourists at the end of the season🤣.
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  32070. You ALL are true blue Aussies now bud 👍🏼🦘🇦🇺...your family will never be short of a place to stay here!!. .we love you ALL..🤠
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  32071. Now you gotta do a Tim Tam Tequila slam.
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  32072. Worth repeating: don’t do this around the kids. Boomerang’s are fun, but dangerous. They were used to kill prey. Be careful but enjoy.
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  32073. Congratulations you two. While waiting for this trip, here’s a video you might want to watch to give you some idea what to expect when you come to Perth by an American vlogger, Island Hopper. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4xdm96OC3vQ And Driving Around Riverside Drive, Perth Western Australia by DL Studio https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=duHk_bev55A
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  32074. the rock is known as boulder opal
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  32075. The first one was the #4 Audi 90 IMSA GTO, the #44 was the Audi 200 TRANS-AM! The Audi V8 DTM is n/a high revving V8 engine, the others were 5 cyl Turbo!😎👌
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  32076. Hey man. Not sure if you will see this, But can I recommend you look at a video 1968 Hardie Ferodo 500 at Bathurst. The original track layout . No chicane on conrod straight. No walls protecting pit lane or the grandstands. Simply wild. Or this one which I remember watching on telly , James Hardie 1000 Bathurst 1976, same sort of early conditions.
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  32077. Ian when I win lotto I will happily buy 2 toranas and give you one 😉but if you thought the slr 5000 is good check out the a9x Tirana it was called the widow maker because it weighed around 900kgs with a 350 engine in it
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  32078. The little bits on his face are to stop the shaving cut bleeds
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  32079. My family lives right there!! Amazing area!!
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  32080. Ill give mercedes a point for their corner couch in the Actros but if you really want the biggest most spacious cab check out the Scania Longline.
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  32081. You need to check out the Glasshouse Mountains in Queensland
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  32082. Dick Johnson’s a legend I remember the green machine and the blue beast heavy horse power. But I’m a Holden dude🇦🇺yeewwww
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  32083. not good he was the best ever
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  32084. That was Formula E 1st gen cars, now they are like in the 3rd or 4th gen. Back then, as people have already said, charging batteries was time consuming, batteries didn't last the whole race, maybe half of it. Now a single car can go the full race on the same battery since technology has improved.
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  32085. they do this in America ,and use to go to hill called the widowmaker
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  32086. React to some tuned custom eu truck interior please!!
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  32087. At the time of Federation in 1901, the NT could not be made a state because the population was so low and because of the climate and terrain, it was thought it would not be likely to increase sufficiently to make it viable as a state. Thank you for the video!
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  32088. Ian BTW when you come to Oz if you want to try driving a Citroën, i'd be happy to oblige (I have 2 of them)
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  32089. Mate it’s no different in oz it’s the same
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  32090. Who’s your mate? James Hahahahaha it was so obvious he was waiting for James 😅😂😅😂😅😂
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  32091. The 850 also comes with a 5-cyl engine which can be made to sound amazing. @fcpeuro recently did a video with E60 M5 ITBs, sounds amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHKdic55HhU
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  32092. In fact, the earliest Lanz tractors made full use of that "0 rpm" trait that the hot bulb engines can do. The earlier models don't have a reverse gear, the operator reverses by reversing the engine rotation. They do that by lowering the revs to that "0 rpm state", and timing so that when they add a bit more throttle, the engine would bounce and start to run the other way, then engaging the clutch back on... The Italians also made tractors with hot bulb engines like the Lanz. Prime example is the Landini, they made the 40HP model that had a 14 liter single cylinder, which eventually got replaced by the SuperLandini model, which had a smaller engine, just 12 liters... Still big enough that on the later rubber-tire versions the tractor's front hops up and down in idle. And you're right, the torque figures of these machine were probably quite something, as they never really rev up to 1,000 rpm, I believe the Lanz, for example, only revs up to around 700...
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  32093. Back inthe 80's, the North Coast area of NSW had a "Banana Republic" theme to push tourism. They had valid 1.5 peso notes, that you could spend in some of the shops. They were worth $1:50, but cost more than that to buy, and most were kept as souvenirs by the people that holidayed there. So someone made money out of that idea.
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  32094. Hi Ian. Please try to watch all days of rally NZ. NZ has some of the best and fastest gravel roads to the world.
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  32095. Congratulations Ian and Family You will get to OZ when You get here no doubt, keep up the great work and You do need to bring Pedro and it will be great just got to get to Bathurst cheers Mick Sunshine Coast QLD.
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  32096. October 18th nice hint Ian 🤣🤣👍🇭🇲
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  32097. The fire truck is Scania 🚒
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  32098. The blue car is an Australian VF Valiant Pacer ( the next model is the VG and the first model with the Australian Hemi six and there was a Bathurst version, a higher performance model with a 4BBL or four barrel carburettor) now I doubt very much this blue car still runs the 225 ci slant six used in this last model that used it as the car certainly wouldn’t be going this hard especially as they only came with a 3 speed on floor stick shift!! I would reckon that it runs a later Australian Hemi six and most probably has a 265 ci version with a 4 speed, why is it most likely a VF? As it has a VF front grille and round headlights also the dark blue colour the VG had a slander grille and rectangular headlights 👍
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  32099. Iwrocker...UFO Trailers with 14 subscribers is looking to add some of your 6000 to his channel. Ha ha...
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  32100. Hey IWrocker, look up VSCC trial. Crazy brits doing weird stuff in the mud with vintage cars. Just brilliant!
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  32101. Hey, I ❤ your reactions and btw originaly Škoda is pronounced with "sh", not "s"
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  32102. Congratulations. You deserve it. Thanks for the interesting content. 👊🏼
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  32103. I had a 1975 Charger, 265 hemi, 4 speed, silver, sold it in 1982 for $2,300 AUD ........ now it would worth $100,000+, I could have parked it under a tree with the windows down for the last 40 years and still made money. All you need to make money is a good 5 to 10 year old car worth no money and a barn then wait 40 or 50 years.
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  32104. you hit the jackpot
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  32105. All things considered with exchange rates and such, rego is ridiculous in Victoria. $700 aud per year for my little hatchback and that's with the $50 rural discount
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  32106. Show us 🇺🇸 please fan 4 life 🙏
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  32107. Top video mate, thanks for the Aussie love ❤
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  32108. I'm an Aussie and was born in the 70s and ive been a 100 percent motorsport fan all my life and I never knew about this. I thinks it's great like you said Ian about 2 great nations getting together and doing events like this together. Nascar are awesome but I used to love the cart world series in the 90s but now it's just indycar and the drivers from cart have moved over to Indycar but it's still great to watch
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  32109. The SHAPES are in the shape of Australia.ive noticed people miss that.have fun!
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  32110. I live 200 K's from here, and yeah I've never been there because there is literally nothing out there other then indigenous communities. You need to request to enter and they provide you with the safest times to cross. But yeah, don't F with crocs
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  32111. Nearly EVERYONE goes to Carol's by Candlelight 🥰 Especially people with kids. Also, 99% of people I know have a fake Xmas tree. There's nothing better than a warm Christmas Day 🥰
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  32112. please please please react to "Beau Knows American Football - Footy Show" beau ryan was a NRL footy player and had a segment on the footy show in Australia.. you will love it
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  32113. Holden fan but damn ford found an absolute gem when they introduced the barra,,,credit where credit is due
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  32114.  @IWrocker  Awesome! Love from South Aus.
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  32115. WOW it has like 5 in 1 shop here in Australia 😅 this is annoying because the time I would save getting everything from one shop. I'm jelly
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  32116. when the parachute guy said hi skip he's talking about a tv show called skippy the bush kangaroo it was from the '60s or '70s
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  32117. A shattaf?
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  32118. Rodney Rude, Kevin Bloody Wilson and King Billy Cokebottle xmas songs are the best
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  32119. Back when they had the choice of 4 compounds, the way to remember it was Silver - knife, white - bread, yellow - butter, red - jam. All different levels of hardness, from hardest to softest. Now it's just white yellow or red, but it still works. Just some useless trivia to help remember which tyre is which when you're watching the race ;)
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  32120. That’s the difference between some countries. Here in Aus tips are only given with exceptional service. Poor service. NO TIP 🤭
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  32121. Carlton Draught is the best.
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  32122. That BDS kit is awesome! I’m looking for a dealer here,that deals with those lifts..i will probably have to add a thousand to the price, being in Canada ..plus I’m suuure Trump has a tariff on it!🙄 Great video bud!👍🏻👍🏻🤣🍻🍻
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  32123. Got one at home😁
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  32124. Avo is avocado, so you weren't far off with arvo. Pissed, sloshed, maggotted, legless, smashed, we have a few words for the state of alcoholic inebriation - from tipsy to drunk as a skunk to full as a boot, to making a call to Europe on the porcelain phone (throwing up in the toilet). As for "flat" versus "apartment". Apartment wasn't really used here until the late 90s. There is no hard and fast difference, but generally an apartment will be a more modern and taller building, larger floor space and rooms, buildings usually larger than a block of flats, and with the main door into a shared hallway or enclosed space rather than to the outside and perhaps a shared walkway to an open air set of stairs. But some large blocks of what would be called apartments under that rule are considered "flats" and some which would be flats are considered "apartments". The rule is rough, but far from covering all cases. Plus, the younger someone is the less likely they are to ever use "flat" for a dwelling. Spelling: jetty, missus (not misses) Only bogans say "haitch". Most people, even us uneducated drongos, don't. Its something bogans share with the chav brethren in the UK. Days of the week are another that vary a lot. Sundy, Mundy, Choozdy, Wensdy, Thursdy, Fridy, Satudy (not really a u, that halfway between e and u grunt vowel), Sundy or closer to proper for those with a more refined education. I went to school in the bush; lazy, broad, uninteligible accent for me. No wuckins, the same as no wukka, no wucking furries. Entrée first, presumably coming from French for entrance. Its sort of the entrance to the meal. "Cactus fuctus", often just "cactus" as in the viedo, is a bit of pig latin. Like on old Road Runner cartoons, or the "biggus dickus" scene in Monty Python's Life of Brian. "Cacked" also meaning tired or broken, along with "fuct" under a different spelling. As for "mate". Its all about context. It can be any random, it can be friend, it can be very good friend, "thanks mate" to the bartender, the waiter, the bus driver. Or it can be almost threatening. A bit like "pal", "watch youself, pal" isn't exactly the friendliest thing on the planet.
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  32125. Don’t forget to check out Carl Barron
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  32126. I slept under it in my motorhome, then drove over it, amazing engineering and just staggering to look at.
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  32127. Dude you have now been made a honorary Australian .
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  32128. You should have a look at the Pinzgauer from Switzerland its an awesome Truck.
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  32129. 10:25 "SIMULACRO" is a Dacia.
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  32130. Another cool video man and a package from my home town adelaide i gotta put a package together for you and your family. Love how you kept saying will last us a long time but your i reckon you will enjoy them the most. Love the cars man when we see big american cars like that we call them yank tanks very cool
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  32131. Oh my goodness. Nom Nom Nom Nom. 😄😄😄
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  32132. 05:42 in Estonia we call that trailels combination " jumbo"
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  32133. In South Australia they use the non locally made ZB Commodore. They're everywhere however most departments did like what American departments did when changing from the Crown Vic's. Most held onto the local made VF Commodores well past the usual expiry dates and you can still see one on patrol every now and then. I believe some the Eastern states did the same with holding onto Falcons aswell. The obvious truth is they still really haven't found many suitable replacements
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  32134.  @IWrocker  Hey Dani, I love rocks too, my hubby and i go out rock collecting. Rocky road it is then... maybe set up a tri pod for the camera and get in front with your hubby... :) why should he get all the stardom hahahaha
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  32135. 4:30 that was a 2jz single turbo
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  32136. At the moment your looking at $1AU = $0.70US Jeep not popular as there aftersales service has let them down. Also they dont make them in diesel so not much in the bush
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  32137. I used to work on old Diamond Reo WW2 trucks in the 80s. In one of the manuals it said to pour sand in the fuel tank so the enemy could not use it after being captured.
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  32138. I LOVE Promite, but no one else in my family does, so growing up it was always all mine,,,,,,yippee!!!! I till eat vegemite, but prefer promite
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  32139. OMG how the bloody hells do they not end up on the roof. I love to see one of these roll over. I couldn't see these cars in rally, pretty cool Vlog.
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  32140. I can watch you enjoyed those rallye video for hours straight 🙃
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  32141. This vehicle is an evil presence
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  32142. If u play Forza 6 or 7 on xbox u can race this car at Bathurst!
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  32143. Ian, why not risking a peek on British Rallycross late 80s/early 90s? Rally Group B monsters (like Audi S1, Metro 6R4, RS200, Peugeot 205 T-16) and some other very high-powered cars around 600-700hp, fighting head to head on a (more or less) slippery circuit in different races. VERY spectacular drifts, fights and action overload guaranteed. Think it will catch you!
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  32144. Oh and the tropical climate thing. Tropical really means (yes yes they def get the cyclones) Even in winter you can get to early 20’s during day so that’s lovely. Southern Queensland goes between a min of 3 or occasionally minus 1 or so to a max in late teens or even early 20s on some winter days (example only) & on a good summer day it will reach 32 maybe to early 20s @ night (maybe).. Tropical also comes with a breeze tho - NO BREEZE IN IPSWICH YO!! Lived up north for ten years & everyone’s going ohhh - how ya gonna stand the heat (test trialled 4 days up there so I explained the breeze thing). Didn’t bat an eyelid @ the tropical weather COURSE I was hoping for a cyclone but that didn’t happen either.
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  32145. The Foton tunland is a good little truck, I have 1, it quite popular around my area It just basically a Chinese copy of the Toyota hilux and cheapish around 30k brand new comes with Cummins 2.8 turbo diesel
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  32146.  @borismcfinnigan3430  @IWrocker (Ian) does a better job saying Bathurst than any of them do trying to say Melbourrrnne Lol
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  32147. The car is lifted with the Jack's like in a pit stop and "tea trays" are slid under both sides of the car. Like skateboards. Then it's pushed. 🙂. Yes all the cars are stripped down into bits and rebuilt at the next race
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  32148. Gotta love a Charger.
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  32149. This sure isn't slow, but it's not as fast as it appears in this video. This was recorded with a very wide angle action cam, maybe around 130, 140 degrees, maybe even more, which causes a lot of visual distortion on the outer parts of the image --> makes everything look a lot faster and narrower, than it actually is. In games there is always a mathematically correct field of view which is different for almost every user, because it depends on the size of the screen and the distance you're sitting away from it. This video is definitely way above that mathematically correct fov unless you're sitting a few inches in front of a big tv. Still a cool video and definitely not slow.
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  32150. "if you feed them it disrupts the natural balance"😂 yeh because our government deciding to kill the Brumbies on the island didn't disrupt the dingos main food source 🤦 and then they wonder why the dingos attack people looking for food
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  32151. Some differences and how I see it… Americans often introduce themselves with their first and last name (Aussies never give their last name unless needed), then sometimes where they’re from in America and what they do as a job (this may be less so these days but yeh a strange difference I’ve noted over the years, which sounds like someone is looking for a job interview lol). Australians not so much unless the ice is broken for some time. Just a theory but I think this is because America has less of a safety-net welfare social government, it makes for a more entrepreneurial industrious culture. This results in the people having to both strive and sell themselves as successful, busy, or viable potential contacts, employees or partners. The other reason may be because Americans seem to be extremely friendly and positive and sharing yourself and achievements is celebrated, whereas standing out as different is more frowned upon in Oz, as the tall poppy syndrome is a thing. The loud talking is definitely a win for the Americans. Aussies talk very quietly I would say, unless on the drink. I think the volume is to do with how Americans talk in the back of their throat which creates more base which travels further. Aussies talk more through the nose which is more soft. The other reason I think ties in with the first point of projecting oneself with confidence. Americans speak with an air of didactic instruction, resulting in a bit of a yelling match it would seem when there are so many people who are seemingly experts wishing to talk over each other. Cause we grew up with US entertainment there is an understanding and appreciation of America and Americans I think which goes back a long time. It’s cool with the internet there is more curiosity coming back our way.
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  32152. In 2023, France produced 10 millions hectolitres more wine than Italy. So you were right and the quizz was wrong. But I don't have the number for 2024 yet, and this could turn out the other way this year. It's all about the weather.
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  32153.  @IWrocker  Oh okay, I'm surprised you didn't know Australia uses dollars as well. Carry on.
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  32154. You have nice video's Greetz from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
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  32155. When you can’t hit the ball you need to hit, you’re snookered.
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  32156. You are and honorary Australian your children are beautiful your wife is so lovely you are a lucky man remember move to Australia you probably got more friends here then in the US my brother
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  32157. Also why do Americans say, "I took it off of him" instead of just "I took it off him"?🤔. I also can't handle the word vitamin. I pronouce it v eye tamin. How do you get Arkansaw out of Arkansas? 🤣🥰
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  32158.  @IWrocker  Good morning Ian, thank you for replying 😊. The Arkansas thing, because it's the south, well too funny 😆. Have a great new year🥂🙋🏼‍♀️
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  32159. @iWrocker , you'll laugh. I've 'shown the light' to a bunch of my friends about how cool this game is..and only the ones who played baseball understood the ball movement tricks. Blows their mind - "Is he throwing curves & sliders with his feet?!?" 🤣 And Tim Howard (as others have mentioned) is an American legend. The first wave of US players that were recruited to play overseas were GKs. Tim came home and played for Colorado for a bit at the end of his career.
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  32160. 2:40 if you are not salivating looking at that, you need to Czech you pulse.
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  32161. Iwrockers meat pies. First in the market in the USA, I was there and all I wanted was a meat pie. That and a coffee with full cream milk. All I could get was powder in my coffee and it's poo 💩 U will make enough to move over in no time 👌
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  32162. Cool i drove this truck over 6 years Austria-Switzerland-Italy-Germany !!!🥰🥰🥰
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  32163. What a wonderful family.
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  32164. Ohh the last era of the flame spitting V8 thundering heavy based road going race car that shared alot. Look up perkins engineering look at the 3 gen of V8s they made.
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  32165. Don’t you have street circuits in America?
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  32166. As a Czech i'd say you pronounced everything pretty well 👏
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  32167. SO GLAD you are pronouncing snooker correctly now... it was driving me round the bend !!! It's NOT just you either; SO MANY Americans say it the same as you were, 'snUcker'. And the fact you have gone out of your way to correct it, has just earned you another sub, as you obviously read comments (unlike so many others, sadly, do not !?). 👍😂😂😂
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  32168. This is called Deutsches grundlichkeit! Nothing beats German engineering!
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  32169. Hi Ian, another great video, I like big rigs, my favourite rig is the Peterbilt, I always liked them since I was a kid just like when I love Ford's.
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  32170. The best tip I can give a new sim racer... FOV CALCULATOR... and make sure you have your FFB set up. Start with front engine, slow cars, work your way up. Try to make it so that you have as much FFB as possible, without losing detail. (you check this by making sure that it never goes above 100% even under the most aggressive movement.) for comparioson my THurstmaster is not set higher then 42% on any game..gives me strong force, but the roadfeel is amazing. (I can put it higher but I start to lose subtle vibrations and oversteer /understeer variations. Hope this helps. (lastly) Rfactor 2 is the closest thing to real road feel there is, Automobalista is great for just having fun.
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  32171. I once watched a vídeo on YouTube, some guys put F1 tires on a Catheram 7, it looked like they wer made of hard plastic, they didn't have any grip at all, because the car didn't had enough power spin them to ideal temperature. Congrats to the channel, a big shout out from Portugal.
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  32172. Don’t try to talk with minties in your mouth. Looks so funny 😂
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  32173. Hi Ian :)
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  32174. Are you familiar with the words, “An acquired taste?” For adults like yourself not brought up with it, it definitely is. However we acquire the taste in a highchair. You can experiment with spreading slightly more of it than you did, and you could try mixing the butter and vegemite together, which looks a little disgusting, like a bad day at the toilet, but that’s how I eat it, because mixed up with the butter it takes away a little of the sharp taste. Be careful when you eat it that there are no drop bears in the vicinity.🤣
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  32175. Suzuki Swift was sold in Australia, alongside a rebadged version for Holden, called the Holden Barina ( in it's lifetime in Australia, the Barina has been a Suzuki, an Opel and a Daewoo - the latter you got as a Chevrolet Sonic )
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  32176. Years ago at my first job I witnessed a driver reversing a B-double around a 90 degree corner, I'd struggle keeping one straight I reckon, let alone controlled around a corner.
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  32177. Was your Mrs crying bro? You guys are so sweet!
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  32178. So glad you like the Tim Tams. But it’s not a cookie, it’s a biscuit! There are so many flavours of Tim Tams now. And they put out limited edition ones like pink ones for breast cancer. I like the double choc ones. Darrell Lea is a specialty chocolate store that has been around a long time. I remember going there with my Grandma for a special treat each week.The Cadbury factory in Tassie is big. Cadbury is the best. They do tours there. My parents went and they saw how it’s made and then you can buy a bag full of samples. At least that’s what they did we eat chocolate for ages. They probable still do it. Oh FYI, Cadbury’s Make the best Easter eggs and Easter Bunnies. They have cute ads too. It’s so nice to see some Americans really embracing Aussies and our food. I really hope you get to come here for a holiday one day. Just so you know you can go to tourist places and you can actually hold the koalas and get your photos taken with them. Hugs and love from Australia ❤️❤️🐨❤️❤️
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  32179. in melbourne on an average summer we will rarely get hail, but in winter we will get it around once every 1-2 weeks. one time when i was 7 we had hail stones the size of pool balls
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  32180. UK plates. White background with black writing on the front, Yellow plates with black writing on the rear. Vintage & Classic Plates were black with silver writing on the front and rear of the vehicle. Think you can still have these, if your vehicle was first registered before 1980?
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  32181. omg you need to know abou the fiat panda and some cool fiats
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  32182. At that time there was the slogan; Skoda offers you everything necessary, not the superfluous ;-)
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  32183. I'd love to go to America to the most wooden suburb and just build a classic European brick house, nothing fancy, just with all the standard stuff so people there can see it's not that hard but pays off tenfold Great video as usual c:
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  32184. I drove for Long time 1/8 Offroad Buggy (Mugen mbx ) with Nitro fuel engine (OS Speed) and optional with overdrive differetial. Kyosho is very nice too
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  32185. It is so strange, that still people die because of bombs that were dropped ~80 years ago. The men in charge of the defusing are from the Kampfmittelräumdienst (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service) or Munitionsbergungsdienst (Ammunition Recovery Service) These are state units.
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  32186. That car looked like it had a sequential gearbox like the Aussie V8's but hooked up to the paddle shifters. You could see the stick moving back and forward as he was paddle shifting.
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  32187. 50k followers woohoo
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  32188. Oz was very square back then. Thank goodness we have grown heaps since then as a society. Live and let live is a lot more the theme of Oz now.
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  32189. Thats the world famous curtain of fireworks
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  32190. Logitec gear is way over priced now! You can get direct drive now for a similar price and a far superior experience especialy if only playing on pc
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  32191. Could you maybe, if possible, make a playlist just of your reactions to those First Responders? I just like to watch you gawk at euro-Ambulances and such while doing other stuff.
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  32192. Your instincts are spot on regarding the US remake. Avoid at all cost.
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  32193. Search Cate Blanchett Tim Tam commercial, you will wish you had a magic lamp 🙃
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  32194. First
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  32195. Loving your videos cobber!
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  32196. It is a shame Holden is no longer, but the Aussie lingo subtitles on this vid are pretty funny. Must have taken a while to write out the transcript for it!
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  32197. i used to play a game called 1nsane back in the day. old game. mid 2000's on pc. racing game in cars and trucks (some trucks like these) i always thought the big trucks were cool. sadly they were a bit slow lol.
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  32198. Nice job Blue! Love watching your videos keep up the great work 👍🇦🇺
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  32199. I'm in lower South Australia yes there are spiders but mostly you will see daddy long legs which are fun to watch. In my 40 years, I have seen 1 snake in the wild. If you try Vegemite try toast a lot of butter and a small amount of vegemite till you are used to it as it is strong. Saying this as a 3-year old I would eat it off a spoon and we don't have an accent you do lol.
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  32200. The engine sound just went through a whole evolution. Gives more power while staying cool and quiet. Sounds effortless!
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  32201. I don't know if you remember me from last time you were on here but bro you even look like a dad now compared to before you didn't really look like a dad and now you look like a dad I just had to say it
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  32202. I find it so fun that you’re so excited about it all. Like a little kid, but I mean that in the nicest way possible. It’s like I hear my little nephew talk about things he is reading about. Honestly, I mean this as a compliment.
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  32203. stopping, reversing, touching a pole ...all means points down.
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  32204. Ah yes. The Thunderdome. Where Aussies who are down on their luck come to fight for cash prizes. Only the toughest enter. Two Men Enter. One Man Leaves. This is a tradition in Australia that has been around since 1901 (when Australia became a Federation).
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  32205. Try to react at emergency vehicles from romania, we use sirens from USA,Poland,Turkey etc
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  32206. They were pretty funny at Bathurst. Tiny things blasting down the mountain
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  32207. To use a golfing analogy to highlight the skill difference, pool is mini golf and snooker is Augusta.
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  32208. Funny from here, Norman Gunston interviewing Frank Zappa, and Russell Coight Outback adventures.
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  32209. Ian, when you come Down Under, you and your kids will need lots of sunscreen, cotton broad brimmed hats (not baseball caps), anti UV shirts, sunglasses and jeans, all to protect you from the Sun and the hole in the Ozone layer. Protect your skin and eyes and head!
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  32210. Judd engines are god sent. Keeping the classical F1 cars on the road and driving.
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  32211. I needed a bit of OzWrocker unboxing. Woo hoo
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  32212. I have seen a 2016 Chevrolet Corvette registered in N.S.W and it was right hand drive l spoke to the owner and he told me it cost him 70000 aus dollars to have it converted and all up it cost $400000 for the Corvette thats importing it into Australia the convesion and the price he paid for it in USA also the Mustang are a dime a dozen on Sydney because Ford built them in right hand drive so there is no problem selling them in N.S.W l am not sure what the other states in Australia what there laws are on left hand drive cars thats why there are no Bugatti Verons drving around N.S.W unless they over 30 years old
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  32213. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSBuKOitJdk
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  32214. you need to try skoda fabia RS that thing is fun to drive
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  32215. The Flinders Ranges 200 to 500 km north of Adelaide are a place to visit or watch on video if you like rugged desert scenery. To the east towards Broken Hill is the Olary Province where you can find gold, uranium and a variety of other rare minerals. The area is also rugged but less touristy and as not well known even by South Australians.
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  32216. Brocky died in western Australia mate,he was racing in a Targa though
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  32217. A little more of those Dakar spec trucks you'd like to know more about. Enjoy :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkRI6JgMaMM
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  32218. We have a very select few in from America. Mostly the ford mustang, a limited amount of dodge/chrysler and one chev corvette model and a couple chev utes (trucks). There's NO gmc, buick, cadillac, other dodge/chrysler models or ford from America. We got a lot of imports from japan after their earthquake and tsunami. Basically water damaged vehicles. Just wish either america exports here or we and Australia imports, converts to right hand drive. Take on the European models like jaguar, volvo, Mercedes, bmw, Landover etc.
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  32219.  @hackbyte  red lights are also used for the take-down signal when the police pulls someone over. And for message boards in lightbars.
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  32220. My first surprise was the Aussie coke being bigger, even if it is only 9ml. America is famous for your massive drink sizes. Maybe us Aussies had better have a look at our own habits lol
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  32221. So funny ,hello from down Under
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  32222. In a couple of videos you said, wou, this Hunday is crazy or something. This was Ott Tänak. Starting this year, he is in M-Sport, driving a Puma. He crashed in 2020 Rally Monte Carlo he's Hunday 180km/h.
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  32223. About that part of News on TV. In Europe and Finland you watch News, they are somewhat dry, but very matter affect. And in U.S I see that you want to be entertained when watching News, and very much seem to have left and right wing News when it comes to politics. We have News in many channels too, and eventho they compete for same viewers at same time many times but we don't have new differ lots between channels. If something happens in politics or that Ukraine situation for example, our News aim to deliver factual information. Not made up "Fake news" stuff that you seem to have in Fox, and CNN for comparison
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  32224. It's because in the U.S. Corporations don't want to spend a penny more than necessary, there is no social conscience in their leaders.
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  32225. Hey ian, if you’re into trucks you should check out the Dakar rally
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  32226. The iwrocky road
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  32227. I wanted to typed u time ago to choose some 90`s DTM..it`s intense
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  32228. We now have a Tim Tam McFlurry
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  32229. Hi IWocker Thanks for entertaining video clips and detailed comments. Try have a look at some fun European Truck Racing Championship videos. Funnier in the 80s without too many safety rules considering today. Keep on streamin´ Driver💪
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  32230. I've tried American drinks like Dr Pepper and Cherry Coke, and I can't drink them. I love the Cherry Coke flavour (which we don't get in Australia) but the corn syrup is very sweet and it makes me feel so uncomfortable and hyperactive and tense afterwards. So much junk in American products.
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  32231. Have a look at the longest place name in New Zealand.
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  32232. Yes those buses with the large CDMX logo on the sides are indeed in Mexico, Mexico City to be exact. I’m a U.S. American who emigrated to Mexico a few years ago and I can’t speak to the quality of Mexico City buses as I was only there for about a week or two, but the other cities in Mexico in which I’ve lived the buses are not very good and I’m hoping they get newer buses soon, but they do exist and are fairly frequent and very inexpensive, so that’s something. I don’t mind much except the pollution they put out is terrible, but I walk everywhere so I feel good about that. In the states I did take the bus where it existed and those weren’t very good for sure. Chicago where I lived mostly had a fairly good bus network, which I took, I guess I’m one of that lower class you referred to in the beginning of your video, that’s okay I was never ashamed of taking public transit even though I knew it could have been better especially in New Orleans where service was terrible. I accepted that the US in general doesn’t care about those who don’t drive, in fact it doesn’t really care about anyone who isn’t rich that’s just how the country is run and I don’t ever try defending it either, after all I moved away as soon as I was able. You have a lovely day!
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  32233. https://youtu.be/zglyAhXwfQw One day you will get to see this unbelievable Holden one of a kind
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  32234. best nrl fights is where u go next
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  32235. You should do a review of the original Fiat Panda 4x4 and it's offroad capabilities! It's unbelievable what they can do with it.
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  32236. Well that's just silly now. And delicious. You have TimTams there that most of us have never even seen. You could become the Pied Piper for Aussies in USA by walking the streets waving TimTams. They'd be following you like rabid dogs.
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  32237. My husband has a F250 and I have a Wrangler. We both have RC lift. It has been more than a year and our vehicle is still going strong and drives well. His f250 has been driving better than the stock. RC stepped up their game. But some haters/ snobs can’t give them a break.
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  32238. Peter Brock and pPossum Bourne competed and won the Around Australia rally in 1994 from memory, I was an apprentice mechanic at a Holden dealership at the time and they used our workshop so I was fortunate enough to meet them both and their crew
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  32239. Now you can try different flavours, caramel, salted caramel, my favourite, white chocolate, mango, and that's just to name a few, enjoy.👍😎
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  32240. Funny how Australia has built alot of the US ships and built them giving you the best yet we help built that strike fighter and we get given shit in return. Typical.
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  32241. Back in my younger work days I worked for bunnings for 6 years and used to look forward to working a Saturday or Sunday cause it's was sausage sizzle for smoko and lunch can't go wrong
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  32242. So this is in Glenelg, South Australia, this is about 20-30mins drive from my house. A great spot to visit although it's basically just one street of shops, a beach and some really good restaurants. If you ever come to SA, I would be happy to show you around
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  32243. The best way to have a tim tam slam is ice cold milk. The chocolate on the outside hardens and the core is soft and gooie.
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  32244. Hey, Ian. Finally thought of a good reaction video for you and oddly, not seen anybody else mention it which is weird because it's absolutely pre-eminent Australian stand up comedy and there is nothing more Australian this clip. Think people have been overlooking it because its early eighties and many of your followers will not even have been alive but I know what makes you laugh and what kind of content you like and this is 100% up your ally. Trust me. You will love this. Censored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt-YU13KfEM Uncensored: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StcXGhuliRk&t=94s Watch the uncensored. Nothing on it you can't handle. lol.
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  32245. Eric Banner is wearing a St Kilda ( AFL ) pullover ...
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  32246. That car is insane tho, it has 2000 horsepower, and costs like over 2 milions.. If you wanna learn something more about it, I can suggest the video from Marques Brownlee, he made a video about it 4 days ago
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  32247. i just wrote a big thing explaining FD rules for you as I'm a big fan, then you tube decided to put on the next video and bam!!...it was gone.......F$%K#d if I'm writing all that again....
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  32248. Not sure whether you've tried Australian Coke but we use sugar cane, like Mexican coke.
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  32249. Dig your videos made you you explain everything so well remember to subscribe to blind garage
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  32250. Dude you need to watch a video about all the road car tech we have that came from F1. Hint : it’s A LOT!
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  32251. Fun facts: - Hamburg has more bridges than any other city in Europe. - The YouTube Videos are blocked because of copyright problems.
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  32252. Australia’s Coca-Cola is better than the American!
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  32253. On the topic of Baseball, we have a small 8-team national competition where each team plays a total of 36 games. We get a lot of farm players from the US and pros from Korea, Japan, and so on. Didi Gregorius, who made a name for himself with the Yankees, played with the Canberra Cavalry for at least one season before he made it into the big leagues, and local hero and former Milwaulkee Brewers catcher and the first Aussie to make an All-Star game, Dave Nilsson, has been the Brisbane Bandits' manager for much of the resurrected competition's existence. Many other former Australian MLB players have also played with the Bandits. A few years back , the Sydney Blue Sox signed former Cleveland/Boston/Tampa Bay slugger Manny Ramirez, but he never ended up playing a game for them. As far as paying for sauce, keep in mind shops here have very high overheads - rent, utilities, and most notably above what the cost would be in the US, wages. The Australian minimum wage is A$21.38, which is approximately ~US$14.47 - a rate which going by one site I looked at is eclipsed only by four states, and is double the Federally-mandated US$7.25 an hour. Add to that the crazy inflation we've had worldwide (nearly 8% in Australia) and those little things need to be covered. Those little sauce packets have cost money at most places for as long as I can remember, going back to the 1980s. There are some places that will use a bottle or a pump to splash sauce on your pie or sausage roll free of charge, but most people prefer the convenience of the little blister packs so they can control how much sauce they put on.
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  32254. I saw the numberplate of the safety car and realised that this must be the Hamburg Stadtpark (Citypark) Revival. I visited this classic Demo Run quite often. It is run once a year. Even the Sports Quattro S1 was there one year with Stig Blomquist as the pilot. Lots of very old Racing Cars and bikes. It's actually right round the corner :) Have a good one!
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  32255. FX not FJ was the First Aussie car. He got it wrong
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  32256. Reckon you just need to move here man. You're almost an Aussie. Loving your content. You will seriously love our snack selections. Say nought about our beers.
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  32257. the injuries to spectators goes motor vehicle/motor bike racing, cycling, cricket, baseball.
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  32258. Yes IWrocker some of New Zealand would be great mate. I did mention the Luge in Rotorua when you reacted to the Zorb ride also in Rotorua. Still doing awesome stuff keep it up my man
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  32259. IWrocker no balls. Lol but that would awesome roast them till they blow
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  32260. 10:11 it looks like you're in commercial section and specifically the ute section. Falcon has been dead for years and we haven't had the F series in Australia since about mid 2000s. Not officially anyway. People do import them, but you more commonly see Silverados and Rams in the new ones at least in Victoria and they're the only ones sold as new now. We get shafted on price because of exchange rate and luxury car tax which they come under due to high prices. Also to cover import fees and conversion to right hand drive. Plus just novelty sales hike.
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  32261. G'day Iwrocker I actually remember watching some of the races at Calder Park Raceway Aussie version of NASCAR's and the Mighty HQ's.
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  32262. Isaac is a champ! Most of his videos are great! I've really been enjoying following your journey learning more about this great southern land, and it's refreshing after having just watched videos talking about Australia not even being a real place! Needed the break!
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  32263. Love your channel guys , big hello from perth Aus . Also must try French onion dip with BBQ shapes 😊👍👍 have a good one mate
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  32264. I had about 8 of these models from the video.❤
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  32265. Volvo 740 Estate seems to be the weapon of choice here...
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  32266. Swedish they know about good trucks hehe
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  32267. A very strong recommendation for you for an irish channel i think youd appreciate, one of the maddest car channels ive seen, channel evenflow, vid combustion!
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  32268. The 'bugga' ads were very successful.
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  32269. Halloween isn't big here, there is a few people who tried but no. It's a thing in NZ
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  32270. omg, i used to watch these videos when i was like 8-10 years old. they made me fall in love with motorsport and reinforced my love for cars. and the 997 gt3 rs is still my favourite car bc of this
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  32271. In touring car masters they have that 6 pushing 550 hp the slant could only handle around 450 hp
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  32272. Remember that drivers these are 'club racers'! When they were current cars, probably about 2000rpm higher, and damn near sideways, sometimes. Dammit, there used to be a video of the whole race that someone had posted up, straight from a copy of ARD's videotape of the "World Feed". I can't find it now, seems to be gone. Best copy I've found is this one. Somebody downloaded the original, and cut it down to 'highlights'. 44min of a two hour race. But you can hear the Cosworth V8s and Ferrari Flat 12s at WOT. 1975 German GP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHhNOOewbhM
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  32273. Perth and Adelaide are not big or bustling cities. They are expensive to live because of transportation costs from the Eastern States.
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  32274. I dont answer questions.
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  32275. Does the king reply
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  32276. Hey man. Love your work and Bathurst only 2 weeks away. Have youhad a look at any of the 12 hour races run at Bathurst?
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  32277. Bathurst's Mount Panorama is the gnarliest race track on the planet. Also thank you for paying tribute to Brock, he died in a road race in Gidgegannup, a country town not far from Perth where I live in western Australia, have been to see it, it is quite discreet and the locals don't really like too many people crowding it. Cheers mate, will try to get ya more Aussie stuff when I can afford it, and make sure that they can make the trip without spoiling.
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  32278. In Estonia use rescue managers Subaru Forresters and Toyota RAV 4 -s.
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  32279. Alright I can give you my little insight on the "Big Rig" license in Spain, it's more of an escalating license, you do a basic truck license up to 3500kg, then you can start learning higher "category" licensing such as the 16ton and then semi-truck/ semi trailer and road train licenses, which make up a very large sum of money, in the thousands. It's definitely something you don't want to f*ck up with and lose.
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  32280. There was something Hold my beer while i back this truck in place over most of these videos😂 Impressive
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  32281. hi ian another way to convert kw to hp roughly divide kw by 3 then add it on. keep rolling mate big thumbs up!
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  32282. 5:27 This face is priceless. Did you just hear the most aggresive motor-sound ever? Yes, that is a Porsche. No fu'king Umerican V8 can hold up to this!
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  32283. I own the last Holden Commodore that was made a 2016 SSV Redline edition :) Cars don't rust to much due to the dry climate. we are lucky for that.
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  32284. That's just the stuff they make public. Both countries, Especially the US, Would have plenty of stuff the public will never know about.
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  32285. Love the dak daks. The engines in Subarus are similar although the Subaru engine is water cooled against the air cooled Vee Dub engine. And it was fun when you were younger to play "Punch Bug "with family members/friends every time you saw one, although it'd be classed as domestic violence if you saw a car yard full of them at once!😁
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  32286. ☝️😎 part 2 bring it on. 👍 Have you seen whistlingdiesel hilux test. 👍🤠
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  32287. FMS has a tiny 1/18 or 1/24 scale RC model of the Unimog. Tamiya has a 1/10 scale. 😉
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  32288. Well done, mate! You listened to the instructions and had a great experience. It was great to see. And yes, I concur with comments below about making sure the toast is still hot and the butter melts. You'll like it even more.
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  32289. I remember using Google Maps years ago for some German cities I know well (just to try it), chose "pedestrian", and there always appeared a warning like "there may be no sidewalk". I thought, hey, what? Either there are sidewalks, or there's a speed limit (usually 30 km/h), and you don't walk on the autobahn because that's dangerous and illegal.
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  32290. Awesome guys. Anzac biscuits as a name is protected by our constitution, as is the recipe. They can't be called cookies...so thanks
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  32291. WAIT YOU THE GUY I WATCH FOR REACTIONS LOVEEE
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  32292. Would like to see an F1 car do that also
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  32293. Offer stands for when we can all travel again….. remember I said some interesting cars here….. 2 GTRs and a Evo I have one of these GTRs (and a new one but I love the old one more)
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  32294. Agro had the best trollface.
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  32295. OK, I think we have missed the elephant in the room. That is babies, yes its statistically proven that 9 months after a major incident we have a baby boom. So how many people on this channel were conceived over the Bathurst race weekend. Statistically speaking given how long the race has run we should see enough births to see correlation between the race and babies.
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  32296. A quick tips fan tales are little chewie not great for young teeth.
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  32297. Fun stuff Ian. I want to see your reaction to formula 1 offroad. It is mental.
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  32298. 2008 championship - Interlagos, I was there. 100,000 people in silence after hamilton overtook glock in the last corner, in the last lap and was crowed world champion by 1 point against the brazilian Felipe Massa
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  32299. Another suggestion, this weekend is Nürburgring 24 Hours (yes also in the dark with insane speeds, NO TRACK LIGHTING! and overtakes because of different classes driving at the same time) https://www.youtube.com/c/AutoAddictionMedia/videos
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  32300. Check out the hq monaro coupe . Nothing more Australian
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  32301. You can’t get a better sandwich than that.
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  32302. Ian if you have ability to get try some Finnish alcohols especially Lonkero( long drink)
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  32303. All these supercars and everyone is in awe at the dam Subaru 😅
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  32304. 27 car is Alan Jones. 1980 World F1 Champion.
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  32305. :)
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  32306. Just a little advise: she’s an irish youtuber girl, she represent herself not europeans.
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  32307. There’s more interviews like this you should watch
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  32308. Gold in them there fields
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  32309. Just came across your channel and gave you a sub. All the best from Australia.
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  32310. BRO when you have 30 of these beast's go pass at full Nana the air vibrates the ground shakes and every hair on your body stands to attention AWESOME WICKED DID I MENTION AWESOME AND WICKED CAUSE IT IS AWESOME WICKED
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  32311. Yeah...The only problem with Tim Tams is that there is never enough in the packet.
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  32312. great vid ian
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  32313. Some of these people are getting way too excited over minor speeding fines like the 16:10 mark. The Cruze wasn’t going crazy fast.
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  32314. No radio needed, just enjoy the car
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  32315. i love that a third of Ian's reccommended videos are isaac butterfield
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  32316. Collectively, I have spent about a year in the USA. I agree the coke is not good. I lived in Mexico also. No issues there. I even found bottles of Mexican coke here in Australia.
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  32317. The name Lachie would be pronounced "Lockie".
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  32318. I want one, check out Unidan Engineering, based Queensland Australia, he turns unimogs into expedition vehicles.
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  32319. I went to work one day at a large brewery in the Netherlands, which now includes Budweiser as part of it. AB-Inbev from Belgium. I saw how easy it actually is to brew beer yourself. Now, I replicate most specialty beers according to recipes for a fraction of the cost. My favorite, La Chouffe, I now brew in batches of 30 liters at a time and can do that twice a day. Home-brewed beer is a few steps better than what you currently have.
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  32320. A rear wheel drive R31 Skyline before the later Skyline R32 all wheel drive. Some connections with the Australian Skyline family road cars made in Australia for sale here : https://youtu.be/pjJT2CW6oF8
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  32321. Yes i have seen one of these back in the 80's in Perth it was green. Cool i like. 😎👌
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  32322. Great reaction to the reaction. I'm not into the swearing, but he was absolutely helerious. I had a great laugh. Thanks. Have a great day .
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  32323. 70s 80s and 90s ian was the best years of motorsport i think
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  32324. How fun to see you drive the Skoda, that big smile on your face is golden. Me being Dutch want to know if you have ever driven a DAF variomatic, 600 or older model. They drove just as fast in reverse as forwards, there was a show on Dutch TROS TV. "Te land ter zee en in de lucht"( On land, at Sea, or in the Air) nowadays there is sort of a cheap knockoff version by RedBull. Anywho can't post the link because my post will vanish but just type/copy-paste ""Achteruitrijden, te land ter zee en in de lucht" and you will be able to see that kind of mayhem fun and a lot of Dafjes racing in reverse. Love to see your face when you see that ;)
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  32325. If you want to check up vids on houses in Europe here's few vids: - Trev's Differences Between Polish & American Houses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63MRA44GZ4o - Trev's Differences Between Polish & American Houses part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQQH7smT5_8 - Sarah has ton of US vs Poland comparison vids https://www.youtube.com/c/SarahAchleithner
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  32326. 👍😁
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  32327. RIP Brocky ,greatly missed my uncle lives not far from where the tragedy happened there's a monument there where people left little car's and stuff he often goes down just to sit and reminisce silently about the great things you did on the track and to see that the area is untouched my Mum visited with him there just before Covid hit she left a Holden key ring there she really loved him,very sad but Brocky you'll live on in our memories forever.
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  32328. That car is so cute! It reminds me of the modern 'smart' cars. Very compact! Thank you for the video!
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  32329. Thats us
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  32330. Both F1 and Rally are so cool for different reasons. F1 is all about precision and accuracy where Rally is all about being flat out and sideways riding the absolute limit of grip. Rally gets my vote as it's more savage than F1.
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  32331. Love the channel and thinking of getting a 17+. But seriously if your making payments... it's not your truck lol. That's the banks truck. Nothing wrong with that just clarifying.
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  32332. The same reason I only drink my beer (Coopers Pale Ale) from glass. It's unCanny.
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  32333. Remember we in aus are a day ahead of you
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  32334. The DTM has to invest into marketing, something like f1 did with netflix - thats the biggest current issue, no new viewers, people don't even know the drivers, races without visitors, it makes me sad that these drivers and the series doesn't get the attention it deserves. Also, they need to race on the Nordschleife again.
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  32335. Can you react to more Isaac Butterfield?
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  32336. The fact that you know what goon is pleases me no end. Love to the misses and kids mate
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  32337. u must try some of traditional croatian food in restaurants here , tourist come here primarily for food then the sea^^
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  32338. The rain days map would be more interesting if it wasn't just capitals. Bergen in Norway has as an average 231 days of rain in a year
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  32339. The photo at 7.10 is side view of a scania which the one in photo look like Australia version even markings Our country units are mainly 4x4 trucks normally Japanese hino stuff like that our ladder truck are bigger not quite the size of your larger ones and then airport fire units are different again 4x4 but way smaller
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  32340. Do more videos on garn
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  32341. In Australia we call the small units granny flats
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  32342. Of ALL your taste testing videos youve done THIS is the ONE ive been waiting for!!!! There is NO contest between Crunchie and Violet Crumble. Violet Crumble was more of an Adelaide thing too...it was made here by Menz for most of its life...altho I heard its now Nesle. But Menz Chocolates was an Adelaide thing. I was hanging out for a violet crumble taste test...seeing your reactions is just gold! Im not into sweets at all...but i do keep a jar of violet crumble for when i just crave a touch of sugar. Bloody brilliant. And BTW - Turkish Delight is a love or hate thing. I know all of 2 ppl who like Turkish Delight.
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  32343. There’s a similar one for New Zealand if you haven’t seen that yet
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  32344. I just found you guys. And subscribed. You're whole family is adorable. Much love from Sydney, Australia.
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  32345. I turned my speaker volume up to 11. I miss these things. EDIT: Yes, H-pattern shift. Onboard with HH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK-JRmIKyjg
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  32346. 0:44 Allow me to introduce F1 2013. It has classic cars in it
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  32347. Chicken Twisties are the poor cousin of the Twistie family. Cheese Twisties would have 95% of the Twistie market.
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  32348. How are you and your family Ian? Love your work as always mate ,we love you down here in 'Straya👍👍....Keen as for the next taste test video too mate
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  32349. When year and model was the safety car? That turbo whine is crazy. I wish there was a way to legally make it more audible on my ( non audi ) car. I can hear it with open windows but it needs more presence.
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  32350.  @IWrocker  👍🤠
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  32351. I love Aussie maps.
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  32352. i wish helmet cams were a thing back in the 90s. once on my motorbike had a girl cross on a pedestrian crossing after the light had gone green for me. i had to do a full emergency stop to not hit her. wasnt until a little while after that i realised i sat there on my bike for over ten seconds without putting my foot on the ground and then road off. amazing what adrenaline does for you
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  32353. Now try the 'BTCC' group B from back in the days of REAL racing. "This Is Super Touring" for a taster.https://youtu.be/t6JcYLeW1K0 Kinda like NASCAR only much better! And yes, that was a Volvo 'Station Wagon' you saw there. A Volvo 850 T5 Wagon. So quick that the traffic cops in Liverpool UK used them for a while.
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  32354. 1080p after 5 minutes, let's go!
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  32355. 'wig wags' there high low sirens lol
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  32356. The truck used for Bin collection today are usually Automatics so the driver just rides the brakes for stop starts like that And the Truck is Dual drive LH and RH they have 2 Steering wheels , I only know this because I worked on them .
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  32357. You and your family are awesome Ian, you are really doing a great job. Now that you have shown us your utes you have an entire country that considers you their best mate - that means the billy is always on and the bickies are on the table.
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  32358. will u watch the usa gp sunday?
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  32359. PB and the 05 + a book of the Mountain M8 UR so lucky! I wish I had them!!!!! D
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  32360. Just watched Alex driving the Hennessy Venom5. It’s claimed to be the most powerful production car at 1800 hp. The Bugatti Chiron that currently holds the fastest record is 1600 hp. The venom is a v8 and the Chiron is a w16.
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  32361. G'day Ian, it's not amazing how much classic cars sell in Australia, we have the highest amount of disposal income in the world, most Australia have assets over 1 million if the own their home and most do, with compulsory superannuation of 10%+ and less than 5% out of work in Australia we are in very good financial position, it falls 20% rich over 25 million, 60% well to very well off financially, and 20% working poor to poor, but we do have very good social welfare system, sorry about the lecture just thought you'd like to know more about OZ, cheers, Neil.
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  32362. You have to get your partner to understand that she needs to trust us aussies. She may not like lamb cooked american sylee, But we got it covered. Also, I HATE tomato sauce/ketchup. The only thing it works on is a sauso rollo
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  32363. I said it in the comments on the last snooker video, Ronnie's quick 147, you really need to see his table clearance on Top Gear.
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  32364. Watching from Newcastle NSW!!!! No point doing a reaction video on Newcastle. It would be like doing a reaction to Joliet Illinois
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  32365. Hello from Iceland, I have a great video that i think you would defiantly like, it's about the Icelandic fire department in keflavík. They will go over most of their Vehicles and their equipment that they have. Don't worry they talk English in this video because it's firefighter from Poland that's visiting firefighters from different countries. It's quite long, so you can watch some part of it or watch all of it hehe He has more video of other fire departments in Iceland if you are curious to see what kind of equipment and different trucks they have " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YOYZpWXVOY " Anyway great video as always.
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  32366. Love your format Ian, you didn't succumb to the normal "me the watcher in big box, action in little box" EgoTube format for this type of video. And I enjoyed your video as well - keep them coming. Remember if the announcer says "he kicked a behind", this is referring to "booting a minor" or "scoring a point instead of a 6-point goal". It's not referring to the team captain chastising a poorly-performing player.
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  32367. 3:26 That's the LB Racing Super Silhouette Nissan Silvia S15. I actually have a Hot Wheels model of it.
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  32368. I recently discovered your channel and I only have one issue with it (though it is an issue that is with a lot of reaction channels) and that's when you use the same "pose" for a majority of videos. Your videos are still fun to watch and it is nice to see someone enjoy videos from the same country I live in, especially the dash cam videos.
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  32369. My dear late father was a semi truck driver where he could put that truck and trailer. I had travied with him in the truck back in the 1970s Had to takre a load of bails of hay to a dairy farmer to get to the hayshed back the truck and a trailer down a very narrow long laneway to the hayshed. This farmer had other truck drivers and they said no way could get there trucks to the hayshed. I say dad learnt to drive trucks in the army dad was a returned soldier from WWII .
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  32370. Damn, is that your garden?
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  32371. Made me cry.. Ian Dani and family you made me smile! Pay It Forward even if you say G'Day to anyone words are for free.
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  32372. we made the holes by screwing it when the car is sold and delivered to the person
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  32373. Ian l agree with you the Subway car was the best really well thought out the design
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  32374. And the other way, engine sound with guitar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtrSNFjkGdU Also this one is good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR6S74IVHWs and do as it is told in description with real drive video.
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  32375. Perfect. Thanks man and keep bringing these awesome videos!
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  32376. their is twi types of rugby league and union. union is full of softy and league is much more hard work which makes it good
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  32377. The leader (17 Mustang) is the Son of Dick Johnson.....
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  32378. You should also check out the Blue Mountains.
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  32379. All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy
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  32380. More Buttsmarn, oh and what his sign off, you might be a little bit like.... wtf? And check out Jim Jefferies bit on Gun Control..... you might get a kick out of it, even if you are pro guns
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  32381. I am not sure all of those flavours are full time. I haven’t seen some of them but I don’t look for them. I am an original flavour person. Always has been chicken crimpy. Oven baked of course. Australians mostly choose the healthiest option. Yes we have Pringle’s but my family don’t eat them. When they first came out they had MSG in them and my 2nd son is allergic to that. We have never had them in our house. We like our kids to keep breathing. Could you taste the pineapple on the Hawaiian Pizza? Ours have pineapple and that usually freaks people from other Countries out. It is the first pizza little one’s love. I was hired as one of the first Pizza Hut delivery drivers in Bathurst. We were the test store and I had the head of Pepsi Co from America in my car. We were sent to addresses that didn’t order pizza and it was free the first night. The first address I was given had 4 huge guard dogs that were trying to eat me through the fence. I went back to the car and handed him the pizzas. He asked what I was going to do now. I told him I was going back to the restaurant to quit unless he wanted to go in and knock on that door. He didn’t.
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  32382. I infact never in my life seen a non diesel Captiva before.. nor as Opel Captiva, nor as Chevrolet Captiva. (BTW its neither, as its a prior corean market only model, sold to GM to relabel and have a small suv)
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  32383. Ian 2022... the floor is really cool. Just joking ian
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  32384. Oh no, you can't miss Hluboká nad Vltavou in the top 10! It has one of the most beautiful chateaus
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  32385. Not bad. However, the best Volvo advertisement was the one with jean claude van damme. Unmatched to this day.
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  32386. As an Australian myself I think I found the one smart American
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  32387. As Ricky Baker would say 'Majestical' 😂
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  32388. Kofola is indeed a delightful beverage, particularly when enjoyed fresh from the tap.
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  32389. Why don't they just get Arnott to make them available worldwide?
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  32390. I pay $60/mth too for my internet and have it on all day on my laptop, so I get my money's worth. I don't have much lag time but don't check internet speeds. However I think you got the bum deal because $60 Australian is much lower than $60 American. As of today we'd be paying $83.47 to meet your US$60. Looking at it the other way, you would be paying $43.13 to meet our Aus$60.
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  32391. No way you make vidéo about the place i come in France i grown up at like 50miles to millau 🤩
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  32392. You have to go!
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  32393. Pedal to the metal Baby! 🤘
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  32394. I'm not picking any favorites, ever. Whenever I hear a cool sounding thunder from trucks in my ears I appreciate every second of it. They don't make them like that anymore. Got to appreciate roadmill machine I worked on, that had twin MAN turbocharged engines in it. Working in tandem, when load increased second engine kicked in and the more load increased, the more turbo whistle and thunder kicked in. Eargasm of combined over 1000 hp.
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  32395. How are you mate don't forget to watch the Bathurst this weekend. Mustang will win
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  32396. I had a VE SS Thunder 6L 6spd, blue, loved it, then sold it for a skyline! Just not practical, though skyline isn’t much better 😆 Anyway why didn’t he just put the Ute shell on his G8? Pretty sure wheelbase/platform is same. Nothing to convert as its LHD anyway.
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  32397. Michal :) native Czech :) i was wondering who would import that car there :D
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  32398. It's only because Australians in WW1 brought back Egyptian thongs (as the Egyptians called them), made from strips (thongs) of leather. The swimwear called called thongs (originally made from strips/thongs of leather) were introduced around 25 years later at 1939 World's fair in New York. New Zealanders picked up on the Japanese version of the Egyptian footwear after WW2 and called them "jandals" (short for Japanese sandals). They've only spelt them with an "e" (jandals/jandels) in the last 20 years.
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  32399. Half a F@^K ton is an official Aussie measurement. Don't know how many people live there or was living there in that period, but that was a shitload of potatoes. Yes shitload is also an Aussie measurement.
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  32400. aboriginal people invented the first WING with the boomerang
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  32401. Oi.... Ozzie man reviews snake vs magpie
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  32402. congrats to you and your family. This is well deserved :) love your content!
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  32403. The last 4 beaches are on Port Phillip Bay where Melbourne sits at the top end of, all are a short drive from the city. No.3 was in Port Douglas (Nth Queensland). Wineglass Bay is in Tassie, beautiful to look at but the water is bloody cold.
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  32404. Over the counter meds are advertised in Australia, things like aspro or cough lollies but not prescription drugs. In America drugs are far more expensive. For example an EpiPen in America is $400-600 in Australia they are $120. If you have a health care card (lower income, I think it's something like 50 or60k a year they cost you $6.40) also 8f you are low income doctor visits are mostly free and specialist you only pay part of the fee. Also most surgery for medical reasons is free.
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  32405. This narrator sounds like a mix of Tom Hanks and Matthew McConaughey...lol
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  32406. Old mate in the last vid couldn't keep it off the limiter...🤣.
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  32407. Ford has actually been in F1 quite recently. From 2010 to 2013, iirc. They developed the Cosworth engines for the three teams which were on power budget. Hispanic Racing Team (HRT), Marussia and some other team I don’t remember right now :-)
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  32408. A Subaru Liberty and Outback, are the same thing. The outback is simply a raised version with wheel arch covers, etc and other things. The Forester is smaller, but only sold here as a crossover - not an SUV. Crossover being the term used to describe an already existing wagon, converted for the market into an AWD/4WD raised semi capable car. I think the Forester is it's own thing. Very common in Australia and very common in our Alpine areas. Snowy Hydro have them on fleet. You can see them out the front of each Snow designed snowy Hydro houses in Cabramurra in the NSW Snowies - Australia's highest town. Volvo V 70 XC, Holden Adventra, Outback, Volvo V90 XC, a last SAAB one, ZB Calais Tourer, Skoda Octavia Scout ?, Audi RSV6 wagons of old, etc. In Australia , the Forester was competing with a new class that it help to found. Original Honda CR-V, Toyota Tercel and later RAV 4, Honda Civic Shuttle AWD, Mitsubishi Pajero iO, Susuki Vitara and the Alfa Romeo 33 Monte Carlo.
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  32409. 1980 UC Torana in Canary yellow was my first car
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  32410. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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  32411. i have a Q5 and i go offroad more than most lifted jeep owners 😂😂
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  32412. Sure do, " stay the hell out of the desert" you'll live longer.
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  32413. BBQ Shaps are the number one seller. 5 years ago the flavors of some shapes change and the SH💩T hit the fan, videos all over youtube and lost sales. The flavors got changed back quick smart 🙃🙃🙃
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  32414. Man you gotta check out the cricket for America YouTube channel.
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  32415. It would have been awesome to see him get another Championship. He was absolutely fearless and always put on a good show
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  32416. I just bought two bottles of Leffe Blond. I am very happy that you like it.
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  32417.  @IWrocker  Gen X is 1965-1980.
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  32418. What is the quiz? I cant find the exact same hes playing
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  32419. Every time I watch rally all I can think of is whoever designed the suspension deserves another pat on the back.
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  32420. I think you have been officially adopted!! Lol
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  32421. I love the old ads as much as I hate new ads. These days ads are social engineering, woke and humourless.
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  32422. not bad buddy most of the corners are 2 gear 2.18 2.20 s
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  32423. Hey IWrocker - do some research about the case of Azaria Chamberlain. She was a young girl, the one the Isaac Butterfield put a pic up of during the dingo section, who was allegedly killed by a dingo when camping in the outback , and then all of a sudden her Mum was charged with murder, and then the charges reversed, reversed again and reversed a 3rd time. Really interesting case
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  32424. Petrol is getting expensive don’t need to leave home....😊
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  32425. He'll Razor runs a 510 big block V8 twin turbo, top speed is around 180kph.
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  32426. Hey Ian, just some info on the coins. $1 and $2 coins were introduced when we retired the $1 and $2 notes. So the coins were in order of size and value. 5c to 50c. So, if they were to make the $1 and $2 coins bigger than the 50c piece, they would have been too big to carry. The $1 dollar coin is the same size as the 10c piece, but thicker, and the $2 coin is the same size as the 5c piece, but thicker. We also retired the 1c and 2c coins, and now everything is either rounded up or down to the nearest 5c. eg. If you get fuel for $19.93, you'll pay $19.95.
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  32427. It is impossible to overstate the hideous nature of this truck.
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  32428. I loved seeing the littles <3 and I love seeing all of the different products from Australia !
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  32429. had my first root in the back of a hq panelvan
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  32430. Milo sprinkled over vanilla ice cream.
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  32431. 'Mark from the States' covered this recently with a better video, which explained everything in detail. Hope that helps.
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  32432. Me Being Czech We Have Lots Of Places (Answers: Prague Castle Was Build During The Control of Holy Roman Empire. Its Also The Largest Castle In The Europe Or The World) Our country also visible in space thanks to the mountains Video is very true and the buildings... I dont really know now 1 american beer had to be renamed due to our beer The weather here today Is Freaking Hot Like Where I Live is 27 °C (81°F) I wont tell anymore things go explore yourself and also many americans are moving here so yea thats all. Bye and Go Czech Out The Secrets Of Czechia 🇨🇿 Also we are the 1 country that uses č ď ě ř ť
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  32433. Atlantis blue
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  32434. "IWroker's DownUnder Emporium"...
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  32435. i love it i can't get enough of em : )
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  32436. Let’s go
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  32437. Whatever you do make sure you don't miss the McMurtry Speirling fan car! Easily the most crazy car i've ever seen, and it just broke the Goodwood record.
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  32438. I like the look of car's in NASCAR and would love to watch them race at Bathurst or on other Australian track's but I just can't watch them going around and around in circles but it is certainly better than Auscar.
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  32439. The engine is a formula 1 engine adapted for a road car, the record was set in a damp track so it is expected to set a new record soon and it even has a formula 1 drag reduction sistem (DRS) that you can see in action when the car enters a straight, the winglets over the wheels go down and the rear wing also goes down but you can’t see that in the video
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  32440. 🤣🤣🤣🥰
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  32441. I live at the bottom of a T intersection, and have cars doing burnouts, usually after midnight, all the time out the front of my place. I don't own a gun, and even if I did, I would never shoot at someone for doing burnouts not matter how much I find it annoying
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  32442. In NASCAR no hills or valleys.
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  32443. Check out "ENZED superstock 2005-2018"- some highlights of our "bullring beasts"
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  32444. Can you wait a minute, I'll just change my sparkplugs real fast 😉
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  32445. Tamworth NSW is the country music capital city of Australia
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  32446. More vids like this please!
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  32447. Check out Australian sprint car racing
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  32448. I Need to comment on this before I see the no Name product. I am positive surprised by Milwaukee. I see them in the shops but never bought them since I never had experience with that brand. But it is great to know that it is a brand I can trust. The Results were Amazing. I am with the Wurth and Milwaukee especially amazed since they broke the square while the mechanism was holding. Good tools are a must if one wants to do things on his own.
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  32449. Ian it looks like you're somewhere around Los Alamos New Mexico. That scenery looks like some pics my uncle bought back from that part of the world.
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  32450. Belated Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! Love your channel!
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  32451. Wait all these stats are wrong ahaha
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  32452. ابو فيصل 👍👍👍👍👍
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  32453. The Cherokee is one of the most powerful SUVs we have in Saudi Arabia in this sport
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  32454. Carl is so funny .👌
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  32455. this is wild af
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  32456. Well. That was unexpected.
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  32457. The Gen 3 cars that were showcased look and sound Great and will be ready for 2023 season, the Camaro and mustang and they sound better than the current cars.
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  32458. If you like that you should check out the Metropolitan Police Special Escort Group (SEG) escorting vips around London
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  32459. Thank you Ian and family........ I haven't tried all the shapes! Good on you!
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  32460.  @IWrocker  Hey man, Im an Austrian, born and raised. I love venturing out into nature and it never ceases to amaze me. The most spectacular natural treasure was not mentioned in the video afa im concerned. Its called "Grüner See" - Green Lake. Its just unreal... When springtime melts the snow in the surrounding Mountains, all the water funnels into the lake, raising the waterlevel by 4-6 meters. During this period u can find blooming trees with pink flowers, submerged in crystal clear water. Its wild. You should check it out and get your jaw dropped. 😁😁
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  32461. The Torry for sure
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  32462. America actually making some good biscuits or should I say the Netherlands, not surprised the Netherlands are known for having good chocolate
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  32463. If you come to Oz & you encounter a dingo in the wild then the same principle as bears pertains. Don't run Stand as tall as you can & face them .They are a sight predator & get excited when you run.
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  32464. Quick cheat when converting Celsius to Fahrenheit is to double it and add 30 so 45 celsius would be around 120 fahrenheit
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  32465. The Canadian Club "beer fairy" ads were hilarious.
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  32466. They certainly are and it really sucks when you're a truck driver and it's still business as usual for you
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  32467. I think Ford did great giving 2 powerplants that beat the jeeps gas engines plus I'm sure with jeeps V8 you'll be paying pretty high amount and the up keep of the 3.0L ecodiesel is costly in maintenance not to mention Ford early bronco didn't have a V8 and why pay $30k for a few more hp when the aftermarket will get you there with out buying another car
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  32468. So, have a chat about Vehicle Testing and how it affects whether the car is road worthy. So here in the UK MOT testing is required every year after the car reaches 3 years, same for motorcycles.
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  32469. Just remember there's no such thing as bad beer, just that some are better than others.
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  32470. when you get to 2 million subscribers you'll be almost ready to move to Monte Carlo!
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  32471. well I'm not huge on chevy my wife likes them but I think they messed up when they left the 350 vt. I'm not a fan of the 5.3. not bashing just being true about what I think the trail boss looks ok but don't like how the red under head lights hope dodge don't do it not a fan of that lol. I agree with you on everything in this 👍👍👍
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  32472. The white car at 9:10 isn't the smallest. There was a car called a Peel P50 which was smaller than that AND it was UK road legal. 11:17 is a Peugeot 205 GTi. This was one of the cars from back in the late 70's and early 80's when smaller cars known as "Hot Hatches" really started to get popular. The VW Golf GTi was another one. 11:41 is a Fiat Panda. It feels like a milk crate on wheels when you drive them hard. Fiat did sell a version called the Panda Bisley which was 4 wheel drive. The black car at 12:12,the Citroen Berline 11 with the strange pods over the fenders was a early attempt at a hybrid vehicle. The right side pod was a filter system for the left hand pod. You burnt Coal, yes coal, which gave off Methane which they use to run the standard gasoline engine it is fitted with. That was the Gazogene system.
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  32473. What do you call a boomerang that wont come back? A stick
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  32474. whittakers are the ultimate chocolate
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  32475. Dang Ian if you give up your job as a you tuber, you could get a job with the Dept of Met (international bureau) lol. Yay my hometown of Emerald Qld even got a mention. Hot & humid here atm with showers forecast for Xmas & boxing day. Maybe even a cyclone brewing up north. Merry Christmas mate to you & yours & all your fellow followers here in Oz
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  32476. New to rally racing, and gotta say im loving it
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  32477. Best way to have a Tim Tam.
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  32478. Wishing David Schumacher a speedy recovery from his broken back.
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  32479. Easiest way to watch these is a subscription on WRC site. I think it's about 10 Eur per month. I usually subscribe and cancel renewal right before the rally and often get two events within that one month sub. With the subscription you get all the stages throughout the weekend transmited live with commentary, otherwise the site also has the live timings, stage itinerary and other usual stuff for free.
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  32480. Wait u have never seen this video? Lol how 😂😂
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  32481. I believe the Toyota V8 comes from a Toyota Land Cruiser
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  32482. 8:30 - I'd say that Tasmania is very comparable to Oregon in both temperature and scenery.
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  32483. Do a video on Australian TV Ad's from the 2000's they were mint!
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  32484. I'm swapping from a 2014 Sport Hemi 1500 to a 2010 6.7 2500, and the biggest thing I'm going to miss is the sound of the Hemi. I have an MBRP exhaust with a Vararam Air Grabber on it, and it sounds good. Not as loud as yours, but the rumble is still there, and man, those Hemis sound so sexy.
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  32485. Yep Ian that is about 1.62 miles on the odometer!!
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  32486. Yes you did the land down under PROUD….THE ROOM DOWN UNDER FANTASTIC…… Put together BRILLIANT
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  32487. This was really tame as far as Kimi goes. A true character of motorsports and Formula 1.
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  32488. Ever heard of the Unimog? I'd suggest watching "UNIMOG: The Massive Mercedes Truck You’ve Never Heard Of | Up To Speed"
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  32489. escape to the country is an interesting show, its based in Britain and shows people interested in buying a home and shows all the different areas and what houses there are. Highly recommend checking it out
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  32490. Great to see, your very appreciative which makes you a good bloke in my books, keep up the tube clips, I have enjoyed your channel. I live in the best country in the world and it is great to see someone that has taken great interest in all things Australian. The coins all have Australian Native animals on one side and the Queen on the other, the notes all have Australian pioneers on them. Some slang for the the notes is , Redback=$20 Pineapple=$50. Ps The Anzac biscuit was made famous as the housewives would send them to soldiers on the frontline during WW1, basic recipe its just oats, golden syrup, flour, butter, water and sugar.
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  32491. You need to react to his race at Hungary where he lapped the entire field.
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  32492. Check out the Multicar "Ameise" ("Ant"). It's an older model that was driven standing up and you steered with your feet.
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  32493. When I visited the USA, I was shocked by the room doors. Like cardboard and weighs 2 pounds. In Germany, a room door closes like a Mercedes.
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  32494. Thanks
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  32495. Hi Ian, glad you are liking some of the Land Rover adverts. Land Rover did make some unusual vehicles as well. Check out the following. Series 2 Land Rover Cuthbertson conversion, Forward Control & Forward Control 101 various versions including Ambulance etc. TAC2R Six Wheeled Range Rover Fire Tender, Hotspur Six Wheeled Defender with V8. There are many more, but with a bit of digging you will find them.
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  32496. Yep nissan Navarra 👍👍
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  32497. You must try the french "Orangina" or Italian "Aranciata Lurisia" or "Sanpellegrino"
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  32498. European here, this is what racing is all about. Finding time between the rules.
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  32499. I passed there.. SCANIA Volvo and DAF.. but from Germany to Denmark and then Sweden..over the Ocean..brings "slight" more stress..
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  32500. You think this was cool, one Bathurst they had Peter and Dick Johnson having a chat while they were racing. It was pretty awesome 😄☺️😄☺️
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  32501.  @IWrocker  check out Assetto Corsa. Really cheap on Steam now, install Content Manager to run it (much better interface than the actual game & it will install any mods for you) and SOL Shader (to make it look great) and with mods from the folks over at assettomods dot com, you can race a bunch of the classic cars & tracks from the last 40+ years of Aussie touring car racing. So take Allan Grice's VK Commodore for a blat around Barbagallo or Moffatt's XC Falcon Coupe around Bathurst. Awesome fun
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  32502. Do you have to tip McDonald's workers in the States?
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  32503. Mate good on ya you actually did it the right way for a beginner. If you ever make it down this way there are beds for you in Rural Queensland. If you haven't already check out aussie man reviews man vs snake good for a laugh
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  32504. I swear I'm getting a sugar rush just watching this!
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  32505. LOL you thought your tim tam addiction was bad wait till you try the shapes hehehe I love those
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  32506. John Bowe in a Torana.....Has he gone to General??.....Blue Car was a Chrysler 245 Pacer.....
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  32507. There are a lot of things that you can mess around in this game such as settings and different mods. You will have your own way of enjoying the game, give it some time and you will understand everything. Also, am really happy to see that you have got around to playing ETS2, a truly outstanding game and cant wait for more content!
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  32508. We used to use 2 way radio. Put couple of boys on each entrance to the circuit. Do a few laps, to see who is out and about round the track then get right into it..... As teenagers, we did more laps round the track then Brocky..... McPhillamy park was a rally track, and mad spot to have a sesh.... The view is awesome..... Fun fact, from the air, the towns streetlights actually spell Bathurst..... You can see it from the mount and surrounding hills.
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  32509. These Trucks are used day to day. They are all working Trucks.
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  32510. 16:19 BEST COMMENT EVER!! Made my spill all the coke over the keyboard 😂😂 thankfully it's waterproof 😅 an engine in a freaking ramp 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  32511. I’d recommend reacting to some of Break from Life’s videos. His head cam videos are great just to see how much actually goes into a shot, rather than just the pot, and he explains each shot quite well. Also his recreation videos, where he recreates the best shots in a specific tournament. Snooker World Championship is coming up! Would be great if you could watch a few matches live, that would really give you more of an idea on how the game is played, maybe even start a livestream yourself on YouTube, that way any questions you have, would be answered in the comment section straight away. Keep it up! Enjoyed the video 👍
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  32512. Would love to see you react to some cricket - day one of the first ashes test today - massive
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  32513. 🤣
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  32514. gratz mate well deserved to you and your family ....wish you and yours all the best for the new year and here's to the next 100 k subs u gonna get 🙂
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  32515. Thanks for your response Ian! :)
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  32516. Fantastic 👊
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  32517. I respect your attempt at political neutrality . It has gotten really bad in Melbourne and Sydney . Australia has fallen to Fascism ! Freedom for Australia , Freedom for the world ! ( That's a big koala ! )
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  32518. My mate had a Bathurst edition charger in the late 70's that I got to drive occasionally and kids used to say Hey Charger when driving past. There used to be stickers for Valiants saying "Don't follow the leader, drive it!"
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  32519. The AFL grand finals are coming up, you should watch it
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  32520. please , Czech tartare test :goodvibes:
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  32521. Kool vid man so true, Keep the funny vids coming Ian.
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  32522. After living in Australia for 62 years...I've only ever seen one snake, a spider once a year etc...it's only dangerous if you up bush wearing shorts and barefoot. Every state closer to the equator will have hot weather. We don't use the Cxxx word, except some bogans ..we DO NOT USE the C word in relation to a friend...THATS total BS....the C word is considered offensive by 99.9 of Aussies.
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  32523. There only like 10 Taco Bell stores, you can have kangaroo meat, there is Starbucks
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  32524. I agree. I have the newer one now (923?) and it's also good value for money in my opinion.
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  32525. It has 4 doors. So it is technically a family car. With which you can go very very fast to the supermarket and back.
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  32526. Watching from Tasmania,love your channel 👍
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  32527. That stuff is incredible Ian
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  32528. Grühnkohl with potatoes and a mix of smoked sausages (cut to thick discs) and "Kasseler" meat (special sort of salted/ smoked pork) That´s what I usually have during the holidays. Just had it on New Year´s Eve.
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  32529. I think you'd enjoy this video about one of the few ferries that go from Finland to Sweden. They're quite different to ferries in the U.S. and people often take trips aboard them as sorta mini vacations. Here's the video link: https://youtu.be/FnTZFOC0bTo
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  32530. I know this is an old video, but nice PW. I subscribed because of the great content. Just curious, when you went through the deep mud and had to winch out, did you have both diffs locked. It looked like your front tires weren't turning at first.
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  32531. OMG you got caramilk - only recently brought back by popular demand. Lucky bitches! :)
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  32532. Merry Christmas 🎄
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  32533. Rule 1= if it's in a can, it's not a good beer Rule 2= it it's in a green bottle, it's not a good beer Rule 3= if it's not pourred in the appropriate glass, it's not a good beed
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  32534. I had one just the same, it got stolen the insurance paid me out for the car and I bought and old 1988 Skoda Rapid Coupe, that was 1998 I still have the Rapid coupe now its rare fun, and the rear engine is great, confuses people putting shopping in the front under the bonnet (hood)
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  32535. Ian , did you say crabpot or luna? 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  32536. I live in EMERALD thanks for the shout out.
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  32537. LEEETSSS GOOOOO HE GOT THE LIMONATAAAA 🎊🎊🥳🥳
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  32538. Nice work fellow Aussies 👊👊🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  32539. NSW drivers are pretty "special"...especially down here in Victoria. Them and ACT drivers!
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  32540.  @IWrocker  some other worthy mentions are Fraser Island, watagan mountains ( I live at the base of them ), Barrington tops national Park and Coffs harbour is extreme hill climbs and soaking wet. Could go on but that should get you started. The offroading community is massive here in aus. Mainly because the opportunities are pretty much everywhere
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  32541. The white roads probably wouldn't stay white for very long with all the hoons doing burnouts all over the place ...... the temptation would be too great ! lol
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  32542. Just wanted to say, I'm loving the wholesomeness of this channel. You're a good dude.
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  32543. Can you do one about emergency vehicles in Barcelona or Madrid?
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  32544. that odometer has been tempered with, the second digit has dropped and they doesnt line up with the others, first thing you look for on any speedo with low Kilometers. no carpet in boot? it has been removed, seats have been redone, no centre caps
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  32545. I love any kind of car racing but for me the ultimate race is TT !
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  32546. Woop woop is aussie slang for somewhere far away. Eg. He lives in wood woop
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  32547. Informal Aussie greeting: Sup cunt? Formal Aussie greeting: Howyagoin? But many people do still say g'day.
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  32548.  @IWrocker  thanks, and I appreciate you and love your videos 🙂
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  32549. This is in the NT according to the video description :) Pretty hard to tell the location from the video alone as most states have areas that look similar to this (except ACT, Tas and Vic).
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  32550. Welcome baby, Sydney. Congrats to Mum, Dad and Big Sis and Big Bro.
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  32551. That gold nugget was bigger but it broke in half when they were digging it out. What you see is just half of it.
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  32552. That was Awsome viewing HOLDEN 👌 🇦🇺
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  32553. https://youtu.be/0DCcqpS3nRI?si=A7dHQmTy7mqZuI6I Herken je het eerst nummer? Dit was op vakantie op KOS Island, Greece. De 8e keer Kos Island. De witte party van het hotel. Mitsis hotel.
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  32554. We have late model racing here too, and sprint cars. Sprint cars are the best form of racing in the world I think :)
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  32555. Over the years I've had an EH station wagon, HD Special, HR Premier, VS station wagon, VY Clubsport R8, and now own a WM Caprice. I wish I'd never sold the HR Prem, as that was immaculate. I sold it for $2,000 in 2005. I've been kicking myself ever since. I'll keep driving Holdens for as long as I can. R.I.P old friend.
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  32556. Awesome video. Love the sights in New Mexico. Especially the blue rocks from the extinct volcano. Australia has no volcanoes being an extremely ancient land mass. I have been to a volcano in Rabul, Papau New Guinea where I snuck a couple of volcanic rocks home to Melbourne. The weather looks great, it's almost winter there, what temperature is it reaching daily? Guess being south it's pretty good, opposite to us down under
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  32557. We moved into an abandoned house in Gwalia, Western Australia (near Leonora), without power or running water initially. Dad found an old Crossley engine, restored it to working order, hooked up to a generator. I was young and don’t recall much detail about it, except it had a large flywheel, an open top for fuel, and it would sputter and pop for hours at night.
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  32558. Love your videos 😮‍💨
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  32559. We want to see you throw your 1st few times. C'mon you can do it.
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  32560. 2:52 they blur his face, but not the 'jack shit' on his tshirt lmao(im aussie)
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  32561. Your firs pronunciation of "Schoda" was almost perfect. But then you lost it 😂Skouda. Š pronanoucded as Shame. Škoda
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  32562. Toby price races the Finke rally in Australia in a trophy truck then soon as he hits the finish line he runs to a plane or helicopter and races 200+ k,s back to the start line and jumps on his dirt bike and races on an average 180klmh back along the track in the bike category
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  32563. Cool 🤠
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  32564. 😎
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  32565. Marcus's Falcon is sick...!
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  32566. These XP models and the XM models were the first to move away from the American Falcon designs to get durability acceptable to Australians. This durability test was to demonstrate that the changes made to the Australian Falcon had made the car much better. If Falcon had continued with the low sales and bad reputation of the 1960 to 1963 XK and XL Falcons , Ford were looking at closing Australian production. The XM and especially XP models were so much better that they saved Ford by the conscious decision not to use the 1964 US Falcon design but make something better. More of the story of the XP and the difficulties of the durability run from Shannon's : https://youtu.be/nEkrX1qH5jo Used the 1960 Mercury Comet as a basis , which was really a stillborn compact Edsel. So you could claim that one of the best Falcons was an Edsel here.
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  32567. IWrocker Northridge sells a old man emu long travel suspension. That's my plan as soon as tax returns come in. You will need to upgrade driveshaft to make this work correctly. I'm also adding tarraflex speed bumps. With the Sahara you probably have a Dana 30 in the front 44 in the rear. The front is a weak point. So be careful with 35s. If your diff. Is open and your not to hard on it. It will be ok. Iron rock off road makes an almost alloy kit you weld to your axel ears, and a sleeve and gusset kit to make it stronger. Other than that AEV rear bumper gives good protection and offers a ton of versatility. Front just pick something you like. Good luck with your biuld man. There is so much stuff for jeeps. I just helped my brother in law get the deal of the year $2400 worth of bumpers and winch %50 off. For his 17 Jeep unlimited sport. We are putting them on Thanksgiving weekend.
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  32568. as you probably already know, Australia has a large migrant population. It is always interesting to see how these cohorts see the 'traditional Aussie'. The web series How to Talk Australians is a humorous, satirical take that I think you might appreciate. This is episode one - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHQRZXM-4xI hope you enjoy 😁😁😁
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  32569. I went for a holiday to Nobby’s beach on Queensland’s gold coast, nice place.
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  32570. VB is the number one beer in Australia & out of the foreign beer Corona is the most popular foreign beer in Australia
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  32571. Awesome mate you went alright & that's a good idea we all could race each other at Bathurst, side note the Ford Sierra's got banned as well for being to quick and being so light but they flew around Bathurst Mt Panorama too.👍🇦🇺🇺🇲
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  32572. Wondered if you had seen this series yet. I Remember these were Everywhere when I was a kid.. Could pick them up for a few hundred. They looked and felt big and heavy.. The way new cars are built is so different I was SUPRISED to find out a basic HQ was only about 1350kg at most. A modern falcon or commodore is more like 1650kg..VT got up to over 1800..
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  32573. good stuff on your first try, that line on the track btw is the line from your fastest lap
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  32574. One of my favorite lunch time/Smoko feeds 2 steak pies or Ned Kelly pies (steak, Bacon, Egg and tomato. Plus an Iced coffee.
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  32575. Pagani Huayras SPA record is awesome too.
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  32576. I love your channel but please avoid the transphobe, anti LGBTQI Butterfield. His opinions are hate filled and dangerous. He gets by on his humour but only reveals his dark side on LBGTI+ community channels or when calling them out on other platforms. His opinions are really dangerous and quite sickening.
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  32577. Good stuff bro! Try reacting to some emergency vehicles from Serbia❤
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  32578. Funniest account but would get striked for showing most of it hahah
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  32579. Do a Crunchie/Violet Crumble comparison vid! Keen to see what you think side by side. 😊 My partner and I friggin love your videos! We don’t have the space for people to stay but we’d be super keen to show you around Adelaide and South Aus if you get over here. Also I’m from the NT so could give you good tips for up there. 😁 We’re working on a package for you, too!
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  32580. The cursed map is showing the inland seas and basically if sea levels heightened then that's how it would look
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  32581. I flew from Brisbane to LA its long but hey if a smoker can do it anyone can 😁 What was hard is we left Oz at 9am and when we has been in the plane a couple of hours and the pilot says ok it's night time where your going to so try and get some sleep, so when we landed obviously I didn't sleep as I had all night so the jet lag was pretty hectic by the time I got to Vegas which was like 3pm
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  32582. Seems a little nuts... Looks great & all but I’m not sure a truck like that needs that much power, it’s certainly not needed in the dirt, it’s more for bragging rights at that point lol! Still if they want someone to test it out in the harsh Canadian climate they are welcome to send me a demo model...(-;
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  32583. Also C$#T is used less than you think for mates. Oh! and what the hell did you do to your possums! Brushtail and Ringtail are Cute AF!
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  32584. Christmas Island is also a massive immigration detention center. Many illegal immigrants get housed there as they try to come to Australia by boat illegally but are intercepted by the Navy or Coast Guard.
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  32585. Damn we don’t even have deluxe Tim tams in New Zealand yet and y’all got them before us 😹😹😹 actually we have a rival to the tim tam here they’re called Chit-Chat biscuits hopefully somebody sends them over to do a comparison (Both are equally great) 🇳🇿 great video love watching Pedro try the foods 😄
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  32586. Quick fyi unlike nascar the cars still look a lot more to the road car.
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  32587. Thats one thing about most Americans they have absolutely no discipline or consideration to other motorists. But you should do a video of the bpr series they have some amazing cars like mclaren f1 f40competizione amongst others love the content mate
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  32588. World Championships next month. Two weeks of snooker heaven!!
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  32589. Yes'rrr here in Buffalo NY in the snow belt region of the Great lakes we get a looooottt of snow ❄️ it is not uncommon to have 5-6ft tall snow piles separating the two lanes in the roads all winter long... It is usually pretty easy to spot folks who aren't born and raised here because they're usually the ones upside down in ditches or stuck in their own driveways 😂 those of us born n raised here can drive in snow just as well as if it were summer time...
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  32590. the racing this year is awesome, quali and the shootout (in all classes!) had lap records tumbling.. not sure how youre looking to stream the race, ian, im subscribed to kayo which is fox sport's online streaming app (theyre also the host broadcaster). hope you have a nice HD, trouble free stream 👍 supercarsTV stepping up the coverage every year (gotta love having crompo larko rusty and skaife back too, the old band!)
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  32591. From wiki "Round the Twist is an Australian children's comedy television series that follows the supernatural adventures of the Twist family. It aired on the ABC from 1990 till 2001 and is based on the "Unreal" book series by Paul Jennings" which I read as a kid. I watched it a bit in my early teens and it's a great TV adaption of the books. Looks like it might be on Netflix but ya might find it YouTube.....And I did. Here ya go. Looks like it's all on YT. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-aoeituE38&list=PLqcNVz8UuCsINCh-FUJF8yyODRSdvH0ei Ya might even still enjoy it at your age. They're great fun quirky little stories. It really is an aussie classic 🙂
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  32592. I may be wrong but I believe in Australia Nascars raced in the wet but in the USA they don't.
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  32593. 9:52 revs to 8000 revs sweet
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  32594. I wondered what happened when you said you were doing this. So you drove a favorite or favoritka as we called it. That thing looks so tiny next to you 😂 Favorite and Felicia were popular back in the day.
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  32595. G,day Ian Where I live in Qld. It ranges from 47_8 during the summer for months , to -6/7 during the winter. As for trick or treating my nearest neighbour is 4 ks away and town is 23 ks, not teal practical. Good video as always. All the best to you and yours Bluey
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  32596. I have a couple of burnouts on my personal channel from Motorvation this year, best enjoyed with beer or bundy
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  32597. Surprised you manage to pronounce "C" without any trace of accent. Usually when native English speakers try to tackle this sound is comes out as "ts".
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  32598. Don't underestimate cheese fanatics
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  32599. 917k is beast of beast. Never be another one made.
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  32600. Apartment is an upper scale Flat. So it might have a courtyard or even amenities. Whereas as Flat is smaller and usually doesn't have a courtyard or amenities.
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  32601. Holy crap, I haven't subscribed earlier. That issue fixes once I realized. ABOUT VID: Pitworks are crazy, and of course, super impressive, in all kinda racing. /DBB
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  32602. That guy looks like he's trying to figure out where he is.. high as fuck.
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  32603. Congratulations to you all, so great to see the new addition to the family ❤
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  32604. Purple car at 2:40 is an XA Coupe, the model before the Mad Max car. Yellow ‘ute’ at 3:40 is a HZ one tonne ‘tonner’ (pronounced Tun-A), yes it has a tray, but its called a tonner. Glad you like it! Would love to have you here to see it all first hand at Summer Nats.🇦🇺
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  32605. OH MY GOD , i think it was the auto talker bloke but fukc me i nearly wet mu self , ive never heard mu self from that perspective , no wonder no cutn understands us or what is a friendly response or not HAHAHA , must be confusing as fukc , ow ya garn cutn
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  32606. It's fast but not fast enough, go Michael Schumacher F1 2004 Nürnbergring and listen to that Ferrari V10, and a time wow, watch the speed and his hands on the wheel, ENJOY.
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  32607. Mathew McConaughey spent a year in Australia when he was younger...and when he went home he put on an Aussie accent to pick up girls.
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  32608. Nice one, Ian. A bit of extra data for the day. A few minor errors though… Australia is 7.7M square kilometers… he buggered up and put the value for square miles (2.9Msqmi is 7.7Msqkm). I’m glad you liked the cityscape, but that was Sydney, not Canberra.
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  32609. No: most common are Holdens and ford! And in a straight line these Mo fo's go like nothing you've seen! Can't out run them! IDC what you're running!
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  32610. Having it crushed up for breading is a great idea 👍
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  32611. We got lucky with things like utes and trucks. And also a lot of Japanese performance cars from the 90’s-early 2000’s you guys never got. But now collectors in the US spend a fortune buying. But a big difference is high end cars here. We pay crazy tax on luxury cars, plus with the difference in numbers sold and the distance to get those small numbers here they cost a fortune. Something like a porsche or cheaper ferrari you might buy for 150-250k. Here it’s more like 300-500k.
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  32612. You should watch a video on how the modern F1 engines work and the amazing levels of tech in there. This car uses a modified 2016 F1 V6 Turbo Hybrid engine. These modern F1 engines aren’t super loud but you can get 1000HP out of them with full hybrid, there’s virtually no turbo lag, and they’re very drivable.
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  32613. My favorite: Volvo XC70 Diesel, D4, 4-wheel drive, with 5 cylinders. I´ll never buy an electric car! I´ll keep my Volvo
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  32614. Elton John had his concert there
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  32615. I currently drive a Kia Ceed GT, 4-cylinder, 1.6l turbo, with 204hp. The Year of construction is 2015. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.7 seconds. Sometimes I'm standing at a traffic light or in a parking lot and don't even notice that the engine is running. I then have to look at the rev counter or step on the gas pedal to see or hear if the engine is running. The loudest thing I hear inside is the hum of the fuel pump in the tank under the back seat.
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  32616. That's why you don't stand front-on to a kangaroo. @3:07 - Destroy the campsite - man, that WAS funny as hell! Someone needs to do a voiceover to that clip.
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  32617. A friend came home from holidaying in the USA and was surprised that national parks are locked at various times. As far as iknoe ours we don’t lock ours but I could be wrong. Love your channel. Ian.
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  32618. Given how much the Police fine Aussie drivers; l am surprised they aren't all using Ferarris.
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  32619. Your thumbnail has been much lower on my Home Screen lately? It’s been Grand Final week ,don’t know if that makes any difference but id throw that QLD cap in the bin.
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  32620. Damn those rear tires, put those two together and they alone are as wide as most city hatchbacks today 😅
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  32621. hi from im damo from south australia. thats bloody awesome rally. i love most motorsports but rally would have to be one of the best....ian ive been watching your videos from the start and love em all. wishing you and your lovely family a very merry christmas and a happy new year god bless
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  32622. IWrocker they are called Mastercraft courser MXT
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  32623. IWrocker, good evening from Spain. After watching some of your recent videos, I'm curious to know if you're starting a bucket list for a European visit ? Beers, football, truck builders ? Regards and good luck. Is your passport current ?
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  32624. I got excited by the word Hypercar ... The top division in the WEC for the past few years is called Hypercar. It used to be LMP1 but that got changed and a load of teams and manufacturers have joined the Hypercar class whereas the old championship was dominated by Toyota with little competition. The Hypercars aren't as fast as old LMP1's were but I think there's 19 cars entered in this years championship, including Ferrari and Porsche and 1 or 2 American teams too. The WEC give away all their stuff for free on youtube, similar to the machines you'd see in IMSA if that's your thing. Jodie Kidd is 6'2, taller than most drivers!
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  32625. check if fellow youtuber @deanofmachines can hook you up with a Volvo. 🙂
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  32626. Ford Everest is a modification to the ranger platform giving them a 7 seat suv option from the same factory, Toyota pioneered it most likely with the first 4runner/hilux duo way back in like the 70's or 80's
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  32627. Whilst any motor sport gets expensive this is accessible to the family based race enthusiast.. there is footage of these racing around Bathurst
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  32628. Crazy market!!! Want one!!!
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  32629. Woo
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  32630. By the look of the bonnet (hood) it’s only the 302 Cleveland. The 351’s had a bulge. We never had any engine larger than the 351 Cleveland offered here. Although the head of Ford in the 60’s-70’s did have a one off 428 cobra jet fit to his “company car”. Look up the Bill Burke XW. The XC Cobra’s were made so Ford could race them in the touring car competition, including the Bathurst 1000. If you’re impressed by the XC Cobra, search for the mighty XY GTHO Phase 3. It was the fastest 4 door sedan in the world for a long time
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  32631. Australia also has drop bears. you gotta watch out for those nasty vicious fuckers
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  32632. That is awesome dude! Congrats on the shouts! :)
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  32633. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  32634. So it's not Southern Australia, the state is called South Australia.
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  32635. Awesome car. For an insane sounding engine you should watch Moreeb Hillclimb Champion 2009. I think you would love watching these hillclimbs
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  32636. You can actually purchase scale models of Aussie race cars. And old classics..
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  32637. Just to confuse you , We actually use Square Metres , Acres and Hectares 😁
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  32638. you have eyes like from that Dune movie or something lol that said, the Dingo ate your boosters, and guns for that matter...scnr.
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  32639. very soothing sound
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  32640. Yup, in the Netherlands we love some tractor and truck pulling. Some crazy machines out there. I saw tractor pulling team "Q8 Team Popeye" once from up close in the late 80s... what a beast that was.
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  32641. I found this actually quite interesting.😀
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  32642. In SA we had out coldest summer in a long time this year we didn't hit 40°c once. The last time we didn't hit 40 in summer in SA was in the late 2000s. I work in a kitchen where there's no air-con so 40° days for me are actually 45°
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  32643. Some coilovers and new shoes and she be alright
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  32644. Best wishes man, it sucks when your truck is broke down.
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  32645. I love the Kimberley, when I worked with Holden in the late 90's we did our hot testing at Kununurra one of the consistently hottest places in Australia in October and March, 37 to 40 degrees C everyday, and only 40 km to the NT border and no speed limits. I once ran from Darwin to Kununurra 820 km in 5 hrs 15 min avg 156 km/h (97 mph) including two fuel stops.
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  32646. You should watch Scott McLaughlins 2017 record breaking lap, he then went on to break his own record again in 2019. The mustangs came in 2019 and pretty much dominated nearly every race, by next year, they're going to be racing the Camaros against the mustangs after Holden ceases all production. There have been other cars like the Sierra, Nissan GT-R, Volvo, Mercedes Benz. You should watch the crashes next!
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  32647. Glad to see you got Whittakers chocolate. Us kiwis turned our backs on Cadbury when they stopped making it here. Then the Aussie factory made it worse by trying to put palm oil in the recipe. Everyone boycotted Cadbury until they conceded and removed it. It's still not as good as it once was and Whittakers is much better anyway. (says the biased kiwi)
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  32648. You have lovely kids , merry christmas to you all from the Netherlands .
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  32649. Ian, I feel like having a moment with you, possibly Dani, Corey and I in a Discord chat, in what id say loosely would be like a Podcast sorta setup... That could be fire. I know almost of these things that you bring up, you've mentioned multiple times on stream or videos (besides Dani being pregnant. Thanks for letting me share that with your Discord community), but going into depth like what you're doing now to address maybe even a deeper step down on these topics, or even other things that weren't mentioned here could be cool. Who here would watch a podcast-kinda setup vibe?
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  32650. Hey Ian, The Green White Checker Rule did not start in Nascar until the eaarly 2000's. Also If You search here on youtube I am sure You will find a few Winston Cup Races where Dick Johnson raced over there in America. He was best at talking on racecam while racing. In one of the races I think it was in California He went off and hit an embankment. it was pretty funny because the TV guys had to use the Bleep button a few times. In this video Bobby Alison said the track was bumpy, The Thunderdome has always been full of bumps. it got worse once it settled. The owner Bob Jane apparently used a lot of used car tyres for fill when building the Track. I suppose he needed to get rid of all the old tyres from his Hundreds of Tyre shops across the Country somehow.
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  32651. Love your reactions, they are genuine! It's very interesting an interview with the driver and how he explains how he survived. Thank you. Greetings from Mexico!
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  32652. Oh shit Lovin the shirt and keep it up man your content is golden
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  32653. Favorit! The first car of my parents! Had the newer model, what I remember it had nicer instrument cluster, a radio and a way better door opening mechanism on the inside. Only minor changes outside, mostly the front air inlet with the logo centered. Still a carburated engine. Will never forget how we drove several times all the way to Croatia for vacation, 2 adults + 2 kids, with trunk full and the cabin between us kids at the back also packed to the roof 😁
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  32654. if you ever make it out here to australia id recommend learning how to defend yourself against this dangerous animals here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P1vf_7DoLA&ab_channel=kookabugga
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  32655. V8 Utes were not Falcon- and Commodore-based, they WERE Falcons and Commodores. They were ordinary production cars given a control upgrade kit (brake package, stiffer springs, maybe an engine tweak or two but not much). As such they were damn heavy by racecar standards, up around the 1,600-1,800 kilo mark, and they were a handful because none of that weight was over the rear wheels where all that V8 grunt was going. It was also very much an amateur series, not a career stepping-stone the way NASCAR trucks are, so it was notorious (famous? Beloved?) for all the stuff you see above. I even saw one broadcast where a pass was made without making contact, and the commentators laughed, "We might have to run the replay and check that was legal, that looked a bit clean!" Good times.
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  32656. My fellow Americans 🇺🇸, join me with some popcorn and a choice beverage as we watch these people in the comments try to tell us about how our own country works.
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  32657. The rarities have really shot up in price because of nostalgia among the cashed up boomers and also because a lot of foreign collectors have started to show interest in Aussie rarities .
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  32658. I'm usually not a fan of matte paintjobs on cars, but seeing the glossy black one I wanted to see it in matte black. and holy shit does it work a sexy road legal batcar
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  32659. Yes they are 3.3ltr 6 cyl. Three speed on the tree originally but later 3 on the floor. HQ parts were getting too expensive so they turned the series to include HQ to HZ & expanded to the 4 speed but that only lasted a few years as parts again became expensive. Especially when Holden scrapped all their spare parts up to the 94 VR series. They tried changing the series to 1990's Fords then added Holdens but wasn't as successful. Too modern. I raced a VN Commodore in the series.
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  32660. Hello IWrocker, can I send you a gift (of the SL300)?
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  32661. Rally is still raw!!!!
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  32662. estate's were known as station wagons in Australia
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  32663. I go to Phillip Island a lot as I have a holiday house there. I take my 2002 bugeye WRX to the track at times to race in my class, its great fun. The orange Mazda has a 13B rotary, they originally came out with a smaller 12A rice burner. My mate had a Charger with a 360 V8 back in the early 80's, that car was really grouse.
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  32664. day 2 of asking you to watch a video on the 1988 DAF Turbotwin
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  32665. Aye, my nephew tells me that Toyota rules now - my 90s hilux surf is steadily rising in price, he reckons. His landcruiser sahara, ditto.
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  32666. Bunnies hat = LEGEND status confirmed !
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  32667. This is a event and beside it is a public place for people we use to go up every year just can’t wait for December
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  32668. If you want to see these racing the 1000 race, check out the Bathurst 1000 races from the 1970's
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  32669. I loved this video!!!
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  32670. We just buy a nice vanilla ice cream for home and put Milo or whatever toppings we want. Works out way more affordable.
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  32671. Honesty is what makes people watch as there is so much "Fake Awesome" comments onYoutube
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  32672. Definitely get the procal. My 15 PW is also on 37s and I'm at 12.9 and that's in Dallas which has traffic from hell.
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  32673. Bathurst is our Indianapolis. Use to love watching early 2000s KART cars going round Road America.
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  32674. IWrocker 😬I don't know....That Colorado the guy at work bought, has lockers front and rear...and he can lock his in 4hi..and GM has factory off road lights and winch and rock sliders all as options, from factory!!😲maybe Ram can learn from GM, LOL! Factory or aftermarket parts on a power wagon are few and far between🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻to Chevy if they offer all that for that beautiful truck!😍(I look at Chevy too before I bought my PW..I'm eligible for the GM employee discount as well as the FCA employee discount ) I Love my power wagon though!! HEY! I was at an ice fishing expo today..in a huge parking lot...that was, as best, mediocre. So I decided to go do some donuts in the snow in that huge lot..YA, I was "that" guy today,few looked on,but, man that long truck really wipes around quick eh!?!😲😳😜😜🍻
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  32675. Congratulations IWrocker family. Sydney is a wonderful name for such a beautiful girl.
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  32676. Hope you have 91 friends, becouse you cant eat all those TimTams....
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  32677. You have to remember that Agro (full name Agro Vation) dates back to the early 80s. The brains behind Agro, Jamie Dunne had always said that he could get away with almost anything as Agro, that he could never get away with as himself. He was around until the early 2000s. You have to bear in mind that some of this definitely didn't make it to the show. Look up "Agro Christmas Tape" for the uncensored version. In Australian TV, there's a tradition called the the Christmas tape. It's a compilation of bloopers, out-takes and "you can't air that" content, played at the company Christmas party
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  32678. Lovin the videos, great to see ya family. I love the mint slice, I'm a big fan of the dark chocolate. Honestly I thought all chocolate melted in ya hands? Try some weetbix with a cut up banana for brekky. How many can you do? It's kind of a immature brag we all like have about how many you eat for brekky.
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  32679. Australia is a dry continent, as you know, so desert areas aren't too bad as far as rust goes. Australia is very diverse so it's obviously much wetter in subtropical or rainforest areas. Most of us live near the coast, so the rust problem generally gets worse the closer you are to the ocean.
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  32680. I prefer our American conventional trucks such as Peterbilt 379s, Kenworth W900's etc..but I also love our 70's and 80's era cabovers
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  32681. You didn’t seem to be away from YouTube - yr vids popped up regularly on my Home Page - there were ones I hadn’t seen and others I rewatched cos if I like something I’ll watch it a few times. I know you have yr little group in Melbourne but if you come up to Queensland one day there’s a bed for the family for a few days if you need it. Old 70’s house with three levels so it would be seperate from rest of house. You can use kitchen to cook etc BUT there wouldn’t be Full Service tho sorry - I’ve done that for my kids friends who lived with us over the years but I don’t even cook for us anymore. Anyways don’t forget - a bed is always here for you all if you come over one day. Luv Sam.
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  32682. I’m only new to your channel and I like the react videos you do of Australia. Couldn’t be more proud of being one. Some of us like 4 wheel driving and a page to follow is 4wd 24/7 they make awesome videos driving through tough conditions so I’d recommend you have a look and see what you think. One video I’d like to. See a reaction on is one from dec 2019 and it’s titled Flooded 4WDs & the FUNNIEST cooking scenes.
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  32683. You should check out the 4x4 outback challenge. An annual event held in the true outback around my home town of Broken Hill New South Wales. This is regarded as the toughest 4x4 event in the world and attracts competitors from all over the world.
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  32684. G'day Ian mate, I hate to say it no BLOODY AUSSIE HOLDEN'S AND FORD'S only yanky cars, it not the same. So much to our car industry no Aussie made cars any more 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  32685. When are ya doing another footy one ?
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  32686. Check out ozzy man reviews video on wombat
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  32687. The car was actualy designed by famous Italian designer studio Bertone. Design was changed a bit in the end, but still pretty cool ;)
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  32688. Don't know if I believe the +/- is a problem. I have a 2018 PW that I took delivery around July of this year. I drive it every day and every time I drive it I use the manual MDS override via +/-. It only has around 3500 miles so far. Have done some (light) towing, some (light) off roading......about 2500 of the miles are freeway, the rest is city driving. Obviously I'm still in break in mode but I have not noticed any trans issues. BTW.... thanks to your channel and your "daily driver" episode. It helped me decide whether or not a PW would fit in downtown Chicago. I cannot wait till Winter, I drive to CO every year for several weeks of skiing and make a half dozen trips to TN for some wide open country fun. That is when the truck is really fun. Keep going with the channel!!
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  32689. the original video being reacted to was stupid. Like it was just so bad. Like to the point I was surprised they didnt include the yowie (australian bigfoot) as a real complaint.
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  32690.  @floppycheese9369  what? 🤣 yeh man but everything taste like rubber now days
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  32691. yeah, that's a good shout.. for obvious reasons the east coast is much more influenced by europe than any other part of the US..
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  32692. Gotta love algorithms, just came across the short videos of a couple of the TCM drivers giving you a shout out and even the legend Craig Loundes
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  32693. I had one of these when I was in my 20s 1989 Series 3 R31 With a RB20DET such a good car
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  32694. Let's face it, 1 million certainly doesn't get what it used to. It's not a lot of money nowadays.
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  32695. As an Aussie, can confirm stick shift. 👍👍
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  32696. Pedro's boots are awesome - don't have those downunder.
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  32697. Dodge Omni - the direct competition BTW the Škoda logo - is the stylised head of an Indian wearing a five-feathered headdress.
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  32698. There not everywhere in Australia
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  32699. Its still avaible at the moment. We are late summer going on fall I think you call it.
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  32700. Hey! I appreciate the lack of... What are they called? Baseball hats? I seem to remember they used to have a propeller on the top. I remember late night TV in the UK back in tte 70s we got Bilko in monochrome & I have a memory of Doberman in one! Anyway, you're a tad easier on the eye sans chapeau mate! Especially indoors, turned backwards so you got that plastic clip in the middle of your forehead with a large expanse of skin. Very odd. What gets me about the backwards baseball hst is no one ever says "That looks REALLY silly!" There's a US Navy SEAL, Mr. Ballen, who tells stories on here (and he's pretty good too!) but I have to just listen to him 'cos his forehead looks so bloody strange with a kids baseball hat on backwards indoors, it distracts from the storytelling! You see people with a "hamburger forehead" if they've been out in the sun with a kids hat on backwards. Two red bun halfs separated by a white burger line made by the strap! 😆 Sorry, one of my pet hates! I think pet hates comes with the Asperger's! Anyway, long, long time subscriber fully behind the lack of indoor, backwards, childrens hats! (With or without a propeller!) Keep up the good work mate! (I have a penchant for my olive green, faded, Tilley T3 hat when outdoors. Please, you're welcome to mercilessly rip the piss out of my "chapeau de jour"!)
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  32701. bundaberg rum ads
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  32702. Logitech G923 Racing Wheel is a good.
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  32703. Happy Birthday mate, great entertainment. Enjoy those beers !!!
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  32704. As an Australian I don't really think of it. Where it becomes notable is when traveling internationally. Hated the US bills, physical size wouldn't fit in my wallet! wayyyy too big. Always seemed filthy too.
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  32705. You should check out nitro rallycross . I always loved rally cross growing up but the Travis Pastrana put some huge jumps in to spice things up
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  32706. You need to look at BTCC from the 90's and JGTC from the 90's. Good video mate.
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  32707. Hey Ian I have been watching your videos ever since you started posting your Australian content & watched every video since. I know how much love you have for our Aussie muscle & I came across a video that I think you are absolutely going to love & it's going to leave you drooling from the mouth 🤣🤣. It's a car show from down here in Melbourne with an unbelievably mind blowing display of Aussie & American muscle alike with a few JDM cars thrown in there as well. Keep posting your videos every body in Australia love's them. Much love to you & ur beautiful family ur kids are adorable from Melbourne Australia. Say hi to Pedro my Jeffe & also big John for me✌️
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  32708. You may not have realised many were british but your range of songs your aware of is vast. thumbs up!
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  32709. If you look into cricket start with t20 cricket
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  32710. The amount of Tim Tams that you have pulled out looks a lot like the standard Aussie pantry...
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  32711. I have a Jeep ZJ and i had a Audi A6 quattro. Have to say that the Audi is awsome but i love my Jeep and will keep it a long time.
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  32712. You would like Pitch Black. It's Riddick's first movie.
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  32713. Hi when are you going to go on a four-wheel drive again I would love to see another 4WD video
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  32714. Talent to boot but definitely a few roos loose in the top paddock lol.
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  32715. Also, the English call them crisps, we call them chips :)
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  32716. In stuff like this, model railroading, etc. the video should be slowed down for the most realistic effect, as for example here the sand falling from the excavator's bucket falls down too fast due to the smaller scale. That's nitpicking, tho.
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  32717. I think there should be a rematch ....at the badlands!😁she did very well though👍🏻congrats on 100 video!!👊🏻🍻🍻🍻😎
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  32718. The US smarties look similar to the UK love hearts
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  32719. 3:42 check out Camren Tilley bro he is a Mopar guy but with a 265 with over 600 HP lol screens best sound you ever hurd lol 🤣🤣 everyone in his races usually V8 he still runs a 265 check him out blue valiant
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  32720. Love a good trifle. Yum! Load it up with a dob of icecream on top ahhhhhh. Devine!👍🤠🇦🇺
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  32721. Random comment but I’m from Canberra and the weather here over the last year has gone from -8 (18 degrees Fahrenheit) in winter in the morning to 38 (100 dagrees Fahrenheit) in summer during the day. The temperature range can be pretty rough sometimes 🔥❄️
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  32722. On another sidenote: As you mentioned that those songs may be good when you want to learn some german, definitely look into namika. She is often recommended to language learners.
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  32723. I remember these well. My Dad had a Polish classic . The FSO Polonez
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  32724. Honestly it never gets old i was 1 of many there that day sitting on pit straight and said to my Dad, Brother & Brother in law as Scotty was just about to begin his lap ' ok boys prepare to see a 2:03' didn't disappoint
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  32725. Ian if you like to bbq get some ham steaks & pineapple & bbq! Put a slice of provolone on top of pineapple that is on top of ham steak, then in brioche bun with a good dollop of sour cream! Food of the God's. If you want to make it super fancy put a hash brown in there for good measure.🐖
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  32726. Im a 50 year old aussie, only seen one snake in the wild once...never had a problem with spiders....the wild life is not that bad hope that helps : )
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  32727. practice makes perfect Ian , if you come visit , immerse yourself in it for a short time , I'm sure you'll pick it up much more easily. Or you could watch "Chopper" over and over again . Over my 58 years on the planet , I've seen a huge influence from America on the Aussie accent and idioms , huge . Goes both ways I suppose , how many Americans do I hear saying "no worries" these days . That started about the late 1990's , never ever heard it from an American before that . ( I'm sure it was "Hoges" )
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  32728. You come across some characters in the outback… most are good friendly people wanting to chat, and always willing to help out if needed. Don’t forget to wave 👋 on the road. 😀
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  32729. I saw you have hoovies garage in your suggested videos with the Mopar superbird he just bought for $130,000 I was thinking of you while I was watching hoovies garage videos about the superbird yesterday. Lol
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  32730. dude,honestly i just realize how big u are?! wow nice video
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  32731. After all these videos about german (european) cars and the turbodiesel craze, you really thought our tanks would be powered by anything else than a turbodiesel? Its a miracle our aircraft don´t run on diesel! Infact, the Leo2 engine is a "multifuel" engine, which can safely run on a mixture of 60% Diesel and 40% of basically any flammable liquid. Also the Leo2 is basically the German Abrams, both derived from the (failed) bilateral MBT 70 project between the USA and Germany.
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  32732. Geogeusser, great idea. Thanks for the update.
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  32733. Lot of respect!!!!
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  32734. united state contiguous (excluding alaska and hawaii) is 7,653,006 sq kilometres vs australia is 7,741,220 sq kilometres but usa including alaska and hawaii is 9,147,913 sq kilometres
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  32735. Vaclav Pech Best Czech Rally driver 🤩
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  32736.  @littlecatfeet9064  ngl its insane you never heard of one of the best if not the best offroad trucks brand in the world.
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  32737. you don't need to take a test.. already certified
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  32738. Police bike is a Yamaha XJ900P (900cc) old bike year 1999.
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  32739. That's not the end of the story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xgWr1gYdgQ Vax Up Austrilia
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  32740. My chosen beer is German weissbeer (wheat beer) - cloudy in appearance because of the wheat turning it into a sort of frothy "beer-shake" :) It's a meal in itself My typical visit to Tescos means 8 bottles of imported German Franziskaner (white wheat-beer) and 8 bottles of Erdinger Dunkel (brown wheat-beer) .. Erdinger also does a white version, but it's far inferior to Franziskaner So that's what I buy - 16 bottles for £28 (clubcard prices!) Very tasty! Friday is my day off ... guess what I'm drinking right now, lol? [sip ... beautiful, aaahhhh ...]
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  32741. I'd agree with most of your rankings Ian, but you might blow-up the internet arguing BBQ shapes are better than Pizza LOL, but one thing we all agree is that the original are better than the new recipe. Aussies went nuts when they changed, forcing Arnotts to bring back the original recipe (they may have even scrapped the new completely). Pavlova is pronounced pavl-over ;) Cottees bottles are what we call cordial, I don't think the US really has an equivalent, maybe something like Kool-aid, or squash(?) or the Soda Stream flavours. It's a flavoured syrup, normally fruit flavour, that you mix with still water (typically, but can do carbonated) Many of your 'never tried' would be difficult to try and post. Definitely can't send you a Bunnings snag :)
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  32742. Bunnings is a direct clone of Home Depot, down to the same brands like Ryobi - exclusive to Bunnings in this country.
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  32743. You need to get Project Cars 1 or 2 if ypu Really want to Play Bathurst in a Real Racing Sim with V8 supercargo and Heaps of Others like Aussie Holden & Fords, Skylines, Ford Sierra's Cosworths, Mustangs and areas more Vehicles. Get on it you'll love it.
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  32744. Awesome set! Would be nice if you take us along your sim racing journey - starting out and taking it from there wherever ot leads 🤙
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  32745. Please come to the land of down Under yourself.. you your wife and kids will not go home disappointed... ❤❤❤❤❤
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  32746. Great video guy's! Many more snacks to enjoy from Aussie, twisties and cherries ripe a must for you and your lovely family, thanks Nick
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  32747. i dont think that would be fun for me. That was stressful to watch
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  32748. That was hilarious Ian.. I'm not sure if you are a snooker shark or a tin arse.... Either/either, that made me laugh and brightened my day Cheers mate
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  32749. Love the old 350 engine. Pretty much bulletproof if well maintained.
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  32750. don't forget about NZ
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  32751. Van usually means tradie....they're a "special" breed.
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  32752. The proper term if we are going for accuracy would be Australian Aboriginal
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  32753. I agree with ya 100% 😎 he’s insanely fast indeed 👍😀
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  32754. I think you did pretty well :)
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  32755. That raw lap is good, you should watch it.
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  32756. Mate the only word you truly nailed was Ian.😀 Great effort though.👍 Matthew McConaughey actually spent some years of his youth in Australia. In outback N.S.W. I think.
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  32757. Check out the James Winslow lap of Bathurst. you will love it
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  32758. Almost 100K.👍
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  32759. I was born in Australia, lived there until 34'ish then moved to NE side of the USA. The flight from Melbourne to LA is a grueling flight. The only saving grace is the fact that due to it being such a long international flight they serve alcohol on the flight. Spirits have a charge but its generally unlimited free beer. I tend to drink until i'm drunk, pass out and then wake up at my destination. I've been back and forth from the USA to Aus and back a few times since moving. Getting drunk is the only way to fly. And yes internet in Australia sucks ass. The country has only just started moving to fibre. Before that it was majority DSL. IWrocker, some cost comparisons. The 2017 Chevrolet SS which was the 2017 Holden Commodore SS as you know was $46,625 USD MSRP in the USA. In Australia if you wanted the 2017 Holden Commodore SS it started at $47,990 AUD. Considering GM had to do a conversion kit for the car for the interior and such. You could still buy the car brand new cheaper in the USA than in Australia. Marlboro cigarettes in Australia are approx $32 AUD for a pack of 20. Where as its $7.50 USD in America. $32 AUD = $22.90.
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  32760. Omfg that is soooo frikken steep.. I think my range rover would handle it though.. Lol.. Love and light from across the pond xxx 👌🙏😘🇬🇧ps I've never noticed before how blue your eyes are.. Stunning x
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  32761. Great video.....glad to see you back on da Tube!
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  32762. lol you should do a USA vs NZ -a few reactions ago i noticed the mrs grab the whittikers peanut slabs -obviously they kind of disappeared before your next taste test -im nz living in aus but my oz mates swear by the slab its a main stay for the workings man's smoko if you are interested in in americans living in NZ look up kiwiamercans vids and growing up without borders ( canadian swiss familiy stuck in NZ since covid)
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  32763. I want a slam a Tim Tam now...correct method, on your next one make the nibbles off the corners a little smaller, you took a little too much off on that one, but hey, it still works and tastes awesome...ahahahahah
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  32764. C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S a lot of Yanks hate the stuff.. I love the stuff.. It's actually made from the left overs of brewing beer...
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  32765. Check out Skyfire in Canberra just a big as this but in the capital
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  32766. I send you Slovakia drinks
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  32767. You should check out the unimog from Brabus
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  32768. Hey mate my brother went to the race a few years ago. Takes about 13 beers to walk around the track. 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
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  32769. Cool video related to Australia but remember about diversity. There are so many countries and so many cars in the world. It's worth discovering them all. I love this old Ford in the end. Amazing car.
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  32770. Ian, if you ever find a compilation of Irish swearing, please watch it. I'm very certain you will be laughing hard. Also, sixteen bots reported.
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  32771. Wow, thanks so much for this one..., so interesting!!
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  32772. I own the same model MAN truck, mines 7.5t, not sure what their one is. I converted mine into a motorhome and live full-time in it.
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  32773. Nissan Micra is pretty popular in Belgium. SsangYong is a newer brand over here. You see them once in a while. We don't have Holden here, never even heard of it.
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  32774. We need and send this guy some beer from small brewery:face-blue-smiling:
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  32775. doesnt matter where you go or what it cost . familiarity breeds contempt , sooner or later your going to get so use to the place , you wont even see it . at least , you wont appreciate it as much and it will become the norm . im with you ian , give me a decent place in nature , wether its a cabin or a mansion , and ill be happy . natures always changing . you never get sick of that . and all these mega places , way too crowded , too busy , not good for your health 😛
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  32776. You’re a legend mate
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  32777. Can’t wait for next week. Number 39 in a row for me. Will be in the corporate box on Hell Corner for the start which is an awesome spot.
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  32778. Not bad pickups. I have a holden rodeo 2003 with a 3L turbo diesel with nearly 500 000 km.
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  32779. Neat can all be seen as being cool
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  32780. 🤣😂🤣😂 I can the knights screaming at the screen. What a fantastic box 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇦🇺. Newcastle famous for its surf beaches.
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  32781.  @IWrocker  Thank you. American Coke isn't as bad as I anticipated. but the US Dr. Pepper is in my opinion far better than the German. The German one contains artificial sweeteners. yikes.
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  32782. Im from Wollongong where the palm tree is from and its sooo crazy I would laugh at it and wonder why I think everyone wonderd that every time walking past 🤔. I was just thinking what if it fells....
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  32783. Happy new year's eve Ian and family
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  32784. The 1988–93 Pontiac LeMans was basically an Opel Kadett E, so you were right about Pontiac.
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  32785. They are called lyre birds because of their tail feathers, and yes they are able to replicate other birds and sounds etc.
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  32786. Centipede meet shovel.
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  32787. Here is some more nordic stuff u could react to: GATEBIL GATEBIL ON ICE ELMIA ELMIA TRUCK FORMULA OFFROAD SCANIA DANMARK(max hunt in usa) TRUCKS & MUSCLE CARS NORWAY RAGGARCULTURE DEATHDIVING NORWAY i could go on forever..
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  32788. You. Need to to see you tube video RC. Plans. They look l Like the real thing. See for your self 😅❤ thank you ,
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  32789. Didnt they teach you at school that the whole southern hemisphere is opposite to the North, I like your vids, seem a nice guy, but cant believe you didnt know that, we have a different night sky too, cheers mate
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  32790. Yo Iwrocker, you HAVE to check out Lord Howe island mate, it is beautiful. You'll love it.
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  32791. I remember my Grandad talking about engines like that but never seen one thanks mate 🙏
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  32792. Hope you've got good security to protect all those TIM TAMS !
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  32793. It won't be there to long if fast and furious has everything to do with it 😅
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  32794. Back in the 50s and 60s australia was ultra conservative and banned a lot of things that are normal today
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  32795. The oldest town in Europe is Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
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  32796. now imagine SPA,light rain and a car in front of you :)
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  32797. I'll send you some stuff to try!
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  32798. Looks like the Australian police have too much money.
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  32799. Lets check this museum out.
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  32800. Look up group n racing. Its historic touring car racing, but like it was back in the day the different classes of cars raced on track at the same time. So minis, rx3s, rx7s, jags and some american muscle all on track with other australian historic race cars. So each class has its own winner. So its not all about the 1st place car, so even if you place 10th in a slower car, but ahead of the other cars in that class, its still 1st for that class.
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  32801. More and more Cupras around me and I have to say I really like these cars. Great kind of simple look but its working. Happy to hear you talking about Škoda too, new models are pretty dope! Me as a Czech I see them around more than anything
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  32802. Wow I was way off on the amount you had though
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  32803. Enjoyed this, now going to watch the Group B one...
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  32804. If you take the military figures/stats for US v Aus in per capita terms, we're equivalent in troops etc. However, if we were invaded by an Asian country, we'd be basically defenceless. Indonesia could give us a run for our money.
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  32805. You should react to the British chocolate that took over the world Kit Kat
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  32806. There were light projections on the opera house over the weekend and free backstage tours or access, I believe. Some of my favourite memories of the Opera House are from seeing live music on the forecourt. Most especially in 2016 when Crowded House performed a special 20th anniversary show. (To mark 20 years since their farewell show. Though they're back together and making more music these days). We sat on the opera house steps and watched. The atmosphere was incredible. Been to a million concerts for different artists and bands but that one was extra special. They televised and streamed it too. Fall at your feet, Don't Dream it's over were incredible with the audience singing. But Better be home soon" the way the crowd sang back was insane. There was a really long note the audience held for about 40seconds (at about the 3 minute mark) which even shocked Neil and the band lol. https://youtu.be/3dE9SR1APLA?si=e3KUFvU_Ww_gOh0q Another favourite thing was going to the lower concourse to the opera bar for over priced chips and a drink and just taking in the scenery over the harbour. And walking to the back of the opera house to see if the infamous Opera House seal is there sunbathing on the rear steps, as he often is. Lots of vids. of opera House seal out there too.
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  32807. Main land Europe has many very fast, long and wide hill climb courses. Here in the UK we have short narrow courses. Famous for being one of the world's oldest motor sport venues, Shelsley Walsh is mindblowingly quick - looks like speeded up film but its real! https://youtu.be/y888Ck1KYQg
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  32808. I feel like the final turn should’ve been called hell corner tbh. So easy just to spin the car and end your race
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  32809. Also this video alongside other larko’ tips, like “late at the grate” is the main reason why I can put a 2:10 or better round the track on a video game. And that’s still slow. Other aussies are smashing out 2:00 or better
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  32810. hi thank you for your comment on RB off road chanel alot of people enjoy it many thanks from your friends in saudi arabia we hope you vist us some day
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  32811. The rear engine concept isn't perfect weight distribution while driving but it's perfect while breaking
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  32812. You really need to check some Serbian commercials next. Old ones for Vojvodjanska banka, for sure.
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  32813. There are no 'standard production' parts on a supercar. They are as 'non production' as a nascar, engine, body panels, suspension, steering, everything.
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  32814. One of the biggest differences between trucks around world is that euro truck manufacturers use planetary reduction hubs in their drive axles quite a lot when using them in heavy duty jobs. In US it have to be really special transport where you see as beefy drive axles. Or then US manufacturers just know how to do bulletproof axle driven drive axle. But other hand they don't often have diff locks in them which are standard in EU and thats how you can broke your axles if you dont know what youre doing. Other hand it seems that in China they do have reduction hubs allmost allways, but they do drive with ridiculous big axle loads in there.
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  32815. The house in Valencia is only 97 cm wide. There are some narrower houses, like in Bregenz, with only 57 cm frontwall. But these houses are usually have a floor plot shaped like a piece of cake, getting wider in the back. 😉 Keret house: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fJaujLT2dQ check for engl. subtitles.
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  32816. Jeez i might have to send u a glass stubbie of Carlton Draught. Aus #1 seller.. Cans just dont do it for me here in summer, u have to drink them quick or they instantly get warm and can taste the tin
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  32817. con grats
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  32818. This was the best Bathurst race in my opinion. After the race I purchased the book and managed to get Perkins and Ingall's autograph. Still have it today.
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  32819. I bought one the 480 ivecos in 1995. It was an awesome truck, damn fast when you opened it up.
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  32820. U r not scared of sh.. but now I might take mine to the car wash? Spent hour an half cleaning mud underneath so I could get truck to muffler shop this morning
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  32821. Awesome guys..luv the bonus clip💯✌️🍷🖤💛❤️
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  32822. We have pringals here mate
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  32823. These are fugggin awesome, thanks mate
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  32824. I got the team's autographs when they pulled into Townsville in this car.
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  32825. A company in the US has married that car with a Model 3. Check out "Tesla 300 SL" - it's gorgeous 🤩
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  32826. GTE means Grand Touring Endurance, the cars are almost same as GT3 but have different aero and more lights to drive at night
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  32827. You guys definitely have to come. Love your reactions and appreciation for all things Aussie. Definitely spend a week or three showing you around South Australia
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  32828. This is correct i was at the Australian GP in 2011 and 12 and I still haven't heard of anything as loud as those cars there's no way you could watch the whole race without earplugs just mind blowing the noise of them
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  32829. The Bundaberg you saw is Underproof Rum premix . Good shit that . There is an Overproof version too . Even BETTER shit . 4 and U fucked . Garn there , is your PERFECT BOGAN too , BTW . Raised in a caravan park , (trailer park to you) . Found his Dream Job just out of High School .
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  32830. Happy thanksgiving to you and your families
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  32831. Average height in USA is 5’9” average height in Australia is 5’10”
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  32832. The Volvo 66 actually is a DAF66. The type was rebranded after Volvo took over DAF. You should definitely check out the Citroën DS21.
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  32833. Those rivet things on the bed are for a soft cover and they have little loops that hook on to them
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  32834. In Europe we've front trucks with trailers with steering axles. In the Netherlands we make Nooteboom trailers, they are huge.
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  32835. So glad you found Carl Barron he's awesome 🏇🏇🏇🏇🎺🎺🎺🎺
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  32836. They use the green more than the blue. The reason is that intermediate tyres are faster than full wet, and you have a decent amount of grip even in full wet conditions. The blue is used more when the FIA mandate to use, the Tyre is slower and have less grip, but is harder to acquaplane (I don't know if I wrote it right, I'm brazilian)
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  32837. Subscribed Ian. Yes do the full video mate, I'll look forward to that one.
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  32838. Props for knowing so many European manufacturers Ian! And yes, that was an Opel. Check this out, just for reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqREtbLe4sY New rally cars are equally crazy, in a different way, still mental though...WRC drivers are a rare breed
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  32839. Look up Snake Pass, Derbyshire England, bikers love this road with its winding and sharp bends, youtube has a few. Its just down the road from my home. Beautiful countryside too.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  32840. I hope you are watching the Miami Grand Prix !!
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  32841. You can keep a roo with a licence My dad had a couple after saving them from their mums when hit by a car People forget sometimes to check the pouch when they are unfortunately hit a roo Dad had properly that was remote so he didn't get any licence at all They actually grew up doing really well from a joey
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  32842. I randomly found this video and I was really surprised to see a license plate with your YT name from my city in Austria in the background😄.
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  32843. they come and go, but mercedes, toyota, holden/gm/mustang and ford (traditionally it was ford vs holder) though most cars are standerdised after some real shenanigans. so same engine etc so its more about driver skill rather than who has the biggest wallet to build the ultimate racing machine
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  32844. I’m really happy that you tried these drinks. And I definitely agree with you. Coca Cola is just generally better tasting than Kofola, but I personally prefer Kofola over Coca Cola
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  32845. Please do a video on the XBOSS you won't be disappointed
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  32846. oh how beautiful is Sydney, congrats to everyone... I'm off tomorrow to met my new grandson 4 weeks old today...ENJOY every morsel of her 💜💜🥰
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  32847. I have always wondered when you were going to come across this. They also play happy birthday song
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  32848. Reaction to monaco 2005 qualifying, the most ever tense qualifying in f1 history
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  32849. Your doing well ,see our races we're three classes ,4,6,8 ,changed later but you could drive these from home to the tracks ,production line racing ,it was fantastic stuff ,I sold my vg dart 71 (69) have my vk 360 police pursuit ,sweet my 5 charger n last ,but got a 74 camaro3 speed Hurst 350 ,xy 250 future, 65 ap2 phoniex 318 poly ,Canadian, just acquired a 1940 aeroplane cool ,1940 inter truck ,77peterbuilt 359 so I'm happy ,yes American cars ran too back then ,they were hard to beat but Bathurst was a killer track n 6 hrs of giving it hell you had to be on it some lost due to small problems but I loved it from my young days ,enjoy n I'm a nascar fan too
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  32850. Grass track outfits race on open fields marked out with tape as a the circuit. A must see.
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  32851. I'm pretty sure that car was a Mitsubishi Lancer GSR CC - this was a 1.8l turbo AWD car which is kind of the predecessor to the Mitsubishi Evo Lancer. I'd say he was having fun prior to the accident!
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  32852. Very sad to hear about the wagon, but congratulations on all the good things going on in your life.
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  32853. Why USA not use flat bed vans ?
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  32854. If you are in to games you should get the V8 supercar game and do some laps at Bathurst it's a fun but crazy track to drive love to do a lap in a real car one day.
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  32855. Great vid mate and an awesome man cave to chill in,my missus bought me the same just cars mag about a month ago.keep up the good work😎👍
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  32856. Ian, check out the video "Opening Scene from the 1982 Aussie Classic "Running On Empty". its a car movie with many of the well known models covered in your videos
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  32857. They were sold under Holden marque when sold in Australia and New Zealand.
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  32858. I ❤ Peugeot !!! They build the best Cars in Europe. 👍👍👍
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  32859. Hi! If you're into videogames you should try Euro Truck Simulator 2, you can drive all those european trucks from Spain to Poland and everything in between. There is also a version of the game in the US, American Truck Simulator. If you're curious about driving trucks (and don't have the ways to make it irl), you should try it!
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  32860. Congratulations guys on Sydney,so happy for you ,keep up the great video clips.i live in Sydney and will think of you guys all the time now
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  32861. Ian that lady’s wage is weekly we never get paid monthly. When I was 21 in 1979 my one bedroom flat cost me about $25 a week and that included electric and gas. My first job out of school in 1974 was about $26 a week and had to pay $10 a week for board to my mum. So not much left. I’m a kiwi and first moved to Australia in 1976 and my first flat I think cost me about $40 a week plus utilities extra. I always had spare money to buy cigarettes and beer 😂😂
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  32862. Yes, that automatic parking is a thing. My E-class break is a bit older, so I need to be in the car for accelerating for safety reasons. The car in the ad did it all by itself. You need to put in some parameters first, hence the app. Must say it's a bit overrated since it won't do it when it get's tricky and it's then when you want to really use it I guess. Anyway, an E-class needs about 30cm extra on 4.95m in order to park longitudonal. Turns on a dime. Best car I've ever bought.
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  32863. Vanity plates not an accident...lol...starbucks is very overrated...
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  32864. Just a quick note about my time in Australia saw plenty of aluminium ladders & a few other items on their motorways /highways & some very overloaded trailers & Utes too hilarious
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  32865. These type of houses that were built in the 1970's and 1980's they were based on American Ranch styled homes that first appeared in 1970
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  32866. IWrocker look forward to hearing it!!
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  32867. I love this big huge US trucks. There was someone around my area driving one of those just for fun. Such a pretty truck that was.
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  32868. You need to know how to circular breath to even be able to play the didgeridoo much respect to the guy playing it.
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  32869. Fastest car I’ve seen on a public road was a yellow one going warp speed in a industrial estate on the Gold Coast early 2000’s. Absolutely gobsmacked how fast it took the bend at the end without crashing. Great memory. I thought it was a stolen car.
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  32870. all i will say is lmao i know this video
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  32871. The reason the Supercar Mustang looks so ugly is because it is built to chassis regulations originally intended for 4-door sedans. It is essentially in the same generation of V8 Supercar that has existed since 2013 (car of the future) and every other car model in that generation has been a sedan. The bodies of 4-door sedans fit on the chassis much more realistically. For the Mustang, the roof had to be raised and the front of the bonnet had to be squeezed lower to the ground. If you look at the current Holden ZB Commodore, you'll see it looks much closer to its road counter-part. A new generation of chassis is coming in 2022 (Gen 3) which will cater to 2-door coupes and enable the Mustang body to look more proportional to the road-going version. This will also enable teams to introduce the Chevy Camaro. Some teams were previously discouraged from running the Camaro earlier because they were concerned it would look ugly like the Mustang on the old chassis.
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  32872. Cheers, just having my favorite beer: Leffe Blonde! Love it, i'm curious about your opinion as i am just watching yourr video right now :)
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  32873. @IWrocker You should review the Irish Sports "Hurling" (the original hockey *3000 years old ), "Gaelic Football" (the original Soccer ), "Rounders" (the original Baseball), and "Poc Fada" (Basically hitting a ball down a mountain with a stick in the least amount of shots)
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  32874. My town in regional Victoria has a fireworks show off our breakwater on the coast which I’ll go check out at the early 9:30pm families show. There’s also a fun fair too! Yes it’s definitely a reasonably warm early evening right now.
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  32875. The Kangaroo pouch is the scrotum from a Kangaroo. I feel you should know this. You will see it has no seams. Love your channel.
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  32876. Hey there, here's the stuff you mentioned: -The designer of the McLaren F1, Gordon Murray, designed championship winning F1 cars. He recently founded his own company and launched a revamp of the old F1 with an insane engine too awesome to explain here, it revs over 10k rpm. Yes, the proportions are slightly off, but the mechanics of it are insane and pure nerd-fantasy. -Mercedes built a supercar built around a modern F1 hybrid powerplant. Apparently, it was a huge hassle to get the last 5% of quirks ironed out. -The electric Ford van is a modern homage to the mid 2000s Renault's Formula1 V10 powered mid-engined 9-seater van, a true Gran Turismo crazy car that's insanely more powerful than it should be. -The Baggsy GTR is in fact a turbo LS, rwd and famous in European drifting circles. Pushes around 1000hp through some VERY wide rear meats, 315s or some such craziness
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  32877. That was all most right. When I'm not tired I'll let you know where you went wrong
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  32878. How bout the down under icecream slam
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  32879. As a kid I lived in Coober Pedy a little bit. The living room had an opal seam right in the wall. If you wanted a new room you could just dig a new one out. So nice and cool underground compared to how hot it was outside.
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  32880. Not quite the same as a truck or car ride but tpick one of these to get a feel for UK city streets and the flow of traffic and sights (and sounds) of London but is the same in any UK city
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  32881. love this random corner of youtube, just a community of people who are passionate about trucks. nice.
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  32882. Hi Ian, I'm a native Australian, and just wondering, how did you get that shirt you've got on, way to go brother thought those shirts were only popular in Australia, plus I love watching your contents brother keep them vids flowing, thanx from DOWN UNDER👍😁
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  32883. +Great add...but as a meat lover...lamb suks...i'd rather eat roo
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  32884. Something totally different, but maybe you like this kind of content too?! 🤷🏻‍♂️😁 It's a helmet cam view of a Dutch motorcycle police escorting an emergency ambulance through traffic to a hospital! 👌🏼✌🏼 Traffic Police The Hague Emergency assistance from Hazerswoude to the LUMC https://youtu.be/9JiqCZ7y0Bo
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  32885. We need a new 'best sounding car' video. Porsche 935k
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  32886. Hi ! I notice a couple of things in your presentation. Yes, marketing can sell you anything but, if they sell you lousy stuff, you will buy it once, not twice! Good coffee does not need any additive like milk or sugar. Since years already, I am used to buy good coffee from fair trade out of Ethiopia, Mexico, Columbia, Peru and I do not need to add sugar to it. Try an Italian espresso (accompanied by a glass of fresh water!) in an Italian restaurant or tratoria to learn what good coffee is! Since I discovered your "American Reacts", I am a big fan!
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  32887. Hi Ian, all ok, I know you are not endorsing them. Good to watch and learn, you won't know otherwise 👍
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  32888. We had a 4 new flavours of Shapes come in this week, so I assume someone will link you up.
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  32889. Talking about WEC Pitstops, do you know Rainer? He did Wheel changes One handed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wUheHkujTs Also to note: Spinning Tires are forbidden in WEC.
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  32890. IWrocker Agreed man. If I buy a half ton it'll be a Tundra Platinum but I'm leaning hard toward a 4th gen PW. I live in Alberta Canada and spend alot of time in the mountains on back roads. And it's winter 9 months a year hear lol
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  32891.  @IWrocker  Agreed man. Tundra is an old platform but that's why it's so reliable and has such good retail value. Power Wagon is a very different truck. Fuckin expensive here though, working on a fleet price deal lol.
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  32892. i actually do remember this being on , only because it was the 1st of its kind and made the news , i was 23 when this was on . ... and ian ? you need to listen bud lol . you asked twice about the speed . and they said they reach upto 170 miles an hour , while you were talking lol .
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  32893. You might like this video about this bast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyXqJauTXdM (Volvo Penta - Mighty Jobs, Ep. 4: Rosenbauer Panther 6x6) It covers a little exercise of the Airport Fire Departement of Atlanta using the Panther. And btw... Merry Christmas
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  32894. Nice job. Best way of doing it keep it going.
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  32895. best hilux ad is the training center ad
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  32896. He is absolutely one of the best. I highly suggest you get furza 7 and give the vk group a a go on the track ill even send you a tune for a commy that i have worked on for a while now for bathurst.
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  32897. Vegemite is better, losing me now 😂
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  32898. That they broke that old ratchet broke my heart. For what? Keep it, preserve it. When it comes to max pressure it holds, agreed, Milwaukee wins. The facts don't lie. But that's like comparing a dragster to a street legal car in a drag race. The dragster will always win against a street legal car in acceleration and short term top speed. However, you will never be able to take it to go shopping, nor will the average person be able to afford it. If you include other factors like being able to turn around under its own power, drive back to the start line, give me any street legal car over the dragster. Don't even mention that a dragster will have burned all of its fuel by the end of the quarter mile, but the street legal car will do it again on the same fuel tank fill-up multiple times. Ask about the other qualities a tool brings to the table, and the combined other factors may beat one highly specialized one despite being less able in that one specialized category.
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  32899. They are bad buggers. 😃🤣 👍🤠
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  32900. Shannon's Club TV worth a look on YouTube for local cars in Australia. Near 140 episodes covering most cars mentioned in the comments in more detail on YouTube. More interesting info than can be conveyed in the comments. Missing only local Fairlanes, Statesman and Ramblers since they did not race much or at all here.
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  32901. Love your stuff mate. Rest assured we would be just as amazed in the States.
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  32902. Ciao Sono un ragazzo Italiano e mi piacciono le tue reaction! Prova cercare Iveco turbostar 190-48 è pazzesco!!! Spero tu riesca tradurre questo commento. Ciao e grazie per i tuoi video!!! Bravo!!!
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  32903. Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul?
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  32904. Hello from France A solid white line drawn in the middle of the road means in France: no overtaking. Some year ago I worked in a port. Once when I finished my working day around 9 p.m. in winter there was very thick fog, I had to stop twice to find out if I was on the road, I was especially afraid of falling in water
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  32905. Now everyone has told you Mr Itchy is a wombat did anyone mention that they are the only animal that poops cubes?
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  32906. Brisbin lol and cans not cairns. Also cairns is the north east tip not north west lol only about 2,500 miles off 🤣🤣
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  32907. Get a look at the old Austrian 4x4 like the "Puch Haflinger and Puch Pinzgauer "!!!! 💪👋
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  32908. Carbon Fibre Discs GLOW brilliantly :)
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  32909. This was sooo relaxing to watch. Like ASMR.
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  32910.  @IWrocker  it’s awesome, I’m just about to watch your Bathurst video now 👍
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  32911. Cricket puts me to sleep faster then animal tranquilizers
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  32912. ive walked it and it is steep its even worse when you have had far to much to drink lol
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  32913. Another favourite here is a chicken schnitzel burger. Look it up, you’ll love it
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  32914. As a 25+ year simracer, welcome to the rabbit hole. One of the most important things in simracing is having the correct field of view. The bigger the screen and the closer you have the screen to your face the easier it is to get there, with a setup like yours you'll have to make some compromises, but try to get as close to the correct number as you can and still keep some overview. You'll find FOV calculators online (or in the sim like iracing). The reason for a correct field of view is that you either stretch or squish the game world on your screen, the problem with a wrong FOV is that it's harder to be precise in your steering. A constant radius turn in real life would ask for a constant input from your wheel, if your FOV is too high that constant radius turn will look on the screen as if the corner is tightening, while an FOV setting that is too low will make the corner look as if it's widening. So you don't want your brain having to do that conversion between what it sees and what the input will be. That out of the way, brake stiffness. You have a load cell brake pedal. This is far better than a potentiometer for muscle memory. You want consistent braking, so this makes it easier. Think of it as pressing your finger against something immovable, it's easier to remember how much pressure you use than it would be remembering how far you push something. My brake you can only moves a couple of millimeters... I can't see if you're using a desk chair, but having some wheel locks on a desk chair is a good compromise for not having a cockpit. Getting the pedals in against a wall (maybe with a block of wood behind it for the correct position) is good you want as little flex as possible. That's also the main reason for a cockpit, you can use your body to press against the back of the fixed chair to improve braking. So the future upgrade path for you as I see it in order of importance. A bigger screen (widescreen, triple monitor or VR), VR is a game changer for a lot of people as it's not a gimmick in the simracing world, but probably a bit harder for people who like to make videos. Then probably a rig. This is a good setup, when it comes to gear, direct drive is currently the standard if you buy a wheel, the more buttons on the wheel, the better if you're ever thinking about VR. Most people agree that a good pedal set will get you more speed than anything else. So for people in the market with a limited budget, spend more on your pedals than on your wheel. So now for the games: Assetto Corsa is a great sim if you want to drive a lot of cars on your own. Assetto Corsa Competizione is the best sim when it comes to GT3 cars, but has some issues with online play and you probably want to join a league for consistent good racing. And then there's the juggernaut that is iRacing. When it comes to competition, there's no equal, no matter what you want to race you'll find races. But it is expensive... You pay a monthly subscription fee, and on top of that you have to buy the tracks and the cars you want to race. But know that the level of racing is so high that you don't want to drive multiple cars at the same time. If you start out you should stick to about 1 car every six months, because you really need to learn what your car can and can't do, it's like real life in that way, jumping from car to car is possible, but not if you want to be competitive. If you're into oval racing iracing is the only player in town. And since you're driving one track per car per week it's a completely different experience. You have a iRacing Nascar Series that follows the real life schedule, and as a virtual Daytona 500 and Coke 600 winner I can say that it feels more real than you can admit to people who aren't into simracing. iRacing is also fun when you race against real drivers, I've had the pleasure to drive in the back of Rubens Barrichello and wreck him in the Skip Barber, but also have raced with Fernando Alonso, Tony Kanaan, Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, Dale Jr, and Kyle Busch. Unfortunately, since the covid boom that has become a bit rarer than it was before, but Fernando Alonso and TK you'll encounter more often than you might think. If you want to do rallycross in iracing or the more dedicated rally titles, you'll need a handbrake though. The problem with simracing is that since it's so lifelike certain cars you want to drive are not easy. Like to be fast in an F1 car in iracing is HARD, and that results not that many people racing those, the lower tier open wheel cars are far more popular than F1 as they're easier. Same goes for rally, be careful what you wish for, this isn't just a game and it can be frustratingly difficult to try.
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  32915. react to some drift please!!!
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  32916. The printing company i work for in nz has the contract to make whittakers wrappers, to make the gold, ACTUAL gold flakes are used in the colour, a few people from work are chosen to go on the chocolate tour of the factory every year for better cohesion and they stock our lunch room with free chocolates 😎
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  32917. A slightly larger screen would be perfect. Have fun.
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  32918. The most fun I've had in four wheels was with one of those more utilitarian ATVs with huge tires, diff locks, and a winch. Racing is fun, but driving in outrageous terrain is on a different level
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  32919. Skiing to surfing with a couple hours this time of year
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  32920. Max, Qld Aus. Nullabor is Latin for No Trees
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  32921. I think you might want to check out this one set in an Audi GT3 car. Less horse power, similar aero etc https://youtu.be/9iGW7YbGvuw
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  32922. about your last question in the video: New cars have to undergo a general inspection (HU) and emissions inspection (AU) after three years, after which the inspection interval changes to a two-year cycle. The general inspection (HU) ensures the “traffic safety, compliance and environmental compatibility” of the vehicles. In 2010, the emissions test (AU) was abolished as a separate test and is now part of the main inspection (HU).
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  32923. you can generally buy ute's with a tub or flat tray from the dealer (depending on the model, only a couple of falcons and no commodores that I can think of that came with the flat tray). you can also buy them 'bare back', thats what some businesses will do and have their own custom tray's made and put on to suit their purpose.
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  32924. NEED TO DO A VIDEO ON THE HISTORY OF HOLDEN. THIS IS A SHORT 12 MIN VIDEO. https://youtu.be/TgaY3ZkqGEw
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  32925. Hey Ian on a another note I know how you love f1 car sounds Have you watched them play God save the queen by engine noise Also another team sing happy birthday to team member by engine noise They are amazing I came across them on you tube
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  32926. If you happened to read one of my posts (I know, there are too many to read), I talked about the Stratos, its historical significance, the power plant and how that came about, and the music. I think I recommended a video titled something like 'rally heaven'.
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  32927. Hey man love this video, wondering if ya got Forza 7. Would love to show ya my hotlap on Bathurst cause I managed to get #30 in the world / #5 in the oceanic servers at Bathurst on A class. But mind you this game looks much better than Forza
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  32928. Most jobs in Australia you need to be qualified in that field if the usa did that with the hospitality industry maybe people would earn the money the work for...
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  32929. my mother had a similar car, only a Toyota. greetings from the Netherlands
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  32930. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 & Australia 🇦🇺 are very similar. Captain 👩‍✈️ James Cook brought over all the convicts ⛓⚙️🛠🔩🔩⚒ over from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 by boats 🚣‍♂️ and they settled in Australia 🇦🇺 Th aboriginals had the land first & now want to reclaim it & imo rightly so. 🚩🇦🇺💯 but that’s a bit of Aussie history for ya. I’m half Aussie, half English & half Polish. 💙♥️💙🦋🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥💕💕🌹🔥🔥 and extremely proud of my heritage. 💙♥️💙🦋🇦🇺🦋🇦🇺💕🔥💙💕♥️🦋 and I had a Samoyed dog who was Russian 💙🦋💙💕💕🐾🐾🐾🐾🌸🌸🌹🌹🌺🌺
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  32931. Power in kilowatts just add a third to get the horsepower figure.
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  32932. Love the videos, comment for the algorithm 😂
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  32933. nice beast . also, the adelaide 500 is on this week. keep up thr epic vids
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  32934. Aussie race cars r hard to find on YouTube, here's one of the best I could find.👍✅😎. Biggest Aussie racing cars crash each year (2011/ 2019). MSVD
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  32935. Well done Ian and your whole family I'm so pleased for you and I've enjoyed seeing very single video you guys have done a fantastic job and I look forward to seeing you in Melbourne Australia and seeing a lot more of your videos and live stream
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  32936. in 91 skaife did a 2.14.5 "lap record" here is the link to all records at Bathurst https://www.mount-panorama.com.au/history/records/35-mount-panorama-records
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  32937. Italian Wild!! 😧 I just received a YouTube video recommendation - "WastelandFirebird" (American), he is currently doing car videos in Australia, wearing a Texan Hat! 😂
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  32938. You should check out the ute or truck racing Ian another good series
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  32939. In such races, big expensive cars are not always the best choice. Even in car slalom, small cars with a short wheelbase and small, wide wheels are preferred where tires that are too narrow are pulled on rims that are too wide. Engine power is not the most important thing.
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  32940. This is everyday...Truth...this is just a Chrissy edition 🎄 Be safe out there folks ✌️❤️
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  32941. love watching your videos learning about our beautyful country and great to see yous get excited when yous open everything allways puts a smile on my face
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  32942. No more H pattern in Cup next year.
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  32943. Congratulations family. Great work Daniela on a great birth. May she grow up to be everything you want her to be
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  32944. Pro Tip. It is mandatory to have a coldie when ya cookin.
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  32945. These jet boats are awesome they are stupid fast and dangerous in very shallow water you can feel it in your chest cavity when they drive past you they're amazing to watch
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  32946. Ian, there is a show called outback trucker's you may find online or a streaming service maybe. Shows just how rough roads get, they actually shake cars apart
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  32947. We have a Lowes, they sell dad clothes!
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  32948. Seeing that you already have reacted to frank kelly you should react to him on some Irish rally stages which are known for high speeds on tarmac roads that have extremely tight corners. This video is great, the co-pilot has barely any time to breath reading the pace notes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3lFMonGPSE
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  32949. Hey Ian, I made a video on how i pour my beer. If you want to see it you can find it on my channel under shorts.
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  32950.  @IWrocker I hope you can find the video. I never upload a video so i don't know how this works. Can you confirm the video is online? I see 0 views so if anything went wrong please help me to get it uploaded on Youtube.
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  32951. The Sunshine State is QLD :)
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  32952. Excellent 👌 enjoyed whole video 🇦🇺😁
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  32953. It's about 8:00pm previous day in Illinois when its 11:00am here.
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  32954.  @stuarthancock571  ah he's got the cool sweet spot in the global time frame.
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  32955. You should do a reaction to Swedish music productions, you will be surprised.
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  32956. 3:47 The Cutting looks like a boomerang from the air. Trippy how tight it is.
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  32957. Jim Richards in that era would race Nascar , Auscar , Trucks , Touring cars and win the lot , he'd also compete Targa Tasmania on the same weekend and again win . They're were multiple reasons Nascar didn't work , population density , windblown sticking hot track location as it was a hell hole watching the races there , it wasnt enjoyable to watch there . The only time the circuit made a connection with fans was when they incorporated the thunderdome with the existing Calder circuit for the Group A round when the Europeans came out . One of those Nascars is still sitting up on a container at the entrance . The track now is a shambles .
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  32958. Loved it when the Audis used to race against the Mondeos and other cars in Britain!
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  32959. Don’t need butter, you have enough with sauce and mustard and onions Onions have to go on the bottom because some idiot slipped on some dropped onion. True story. I cook about 200 sausages,100 burger patties 4.5 kg of chopped marinated chicken pieces and 2 kg of onions. every Friday night for the kids swimming club.
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  32960. When’s the FPV video c coming
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  32961. You should react to GARN.
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  32962. HI Ian. Funny when I gave this video a thumbs up. 454 others did it too (cubic inches in those great engines). Thanks for really nice vintage car video. BR NGK
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  32963. I believe the Canadian Prius about 2003. Driver Maciek Ogrocki WRC cars are hybrid gas/electric. My yellow Fiesta was the least hp car in a WRC rally, but great paint got me on news videos three times..
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  32964. 15:36 xc cobra 15:40 falcon famous for the 1/2 finish over the line
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  32965. Sweden has 24 (25,25 in some cases)meter long trucks and 2,60 wide at maximum.
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  32966. Thanks for great video!
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  32967. Congratulation Ian and family. Well deserved. :)
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  32968. Those Ssangyong Actyons were sold in Europe, too. This car was created out of necessity because Ssangyong lacked the funds for R&D. That was long before BMW thought that was a good idea and created the MK1 BMW X6.
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  32969. You have gotta creact to this 4x4 recovery https://youtu.be/f8trkgFX6wI
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  32970. Ah yes , that will bring tears in the eyes of each damm EV Driver😈
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  32971. Some of the best off road content on you tube shocked you don't have more subs
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  32972. Voted Race Car of the 20th century. ;) But you call yourself a carguy and don't know about a 917???
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  32973. Promite but i do enjoy vegemite.
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  32974. This "best sounding car" series is gonna take a couple of years Ian.👍
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  32975. Were the Beers ice cold? VB is not bad after a hard days work when it is hot and it's ice cold. Tooheys is the same... But there are sooo many "craft beers" that are sooo much better.... The other one to give a go is XXXX. Its the QLD equivalent of VB.
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  32976. Your awesome buddy,we Aussies like watching your reactions,and yes you and your family are welcome here anytime
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  32977. I'd love NASCAR if like you said there was a lot of different street type circuits
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  32978. Congrats guys, you definitely deserve this and the many more to come. Lets help ya get the gold next👍.
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  32979. that is going to be my new ringtone
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  32980. #YoutuberSellsSelf4TimTams But seriously small bites each corner achieves longer enjoyment!
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  32981. Gotta put vegimite under your arm pits to defend against drop bears
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  32982. You definetely NEED to look into Monaco ... because it is on "city streets" and thus includes the tightness of a city.
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  32983. I love how these engines are so versatile they can run on just about anything. If you have a stick of butter you could probably stick it in the tank and get it going again.
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  32984. What the heck is that race?! I never heard of it but I totally love it!
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  32985. Ian love your channel, ya missus and Pedro taking it to a new level..haha. Check out the King of the Mountain Peter Brock's original bush basher.. no brakes. There's footage of him driving it, perhaps one of the fans can send a link. https://youtu.be/RhllAzdl0-Q
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  32986. I spread a touch more, but that's just me...big thumbs up all the way : )....ps vegemite is the first thing i reach for when i can feel a cold coming on...you know when you get that tickle in the throat..then eat it by the teaspoon!
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  32987. Summernats https://youtu.be/DHqAvCLopj8 Power cruise https://youtu.be/nn3oXPFkErA
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  32988. Check out Greek emergency vehicles... You will get a fair amount of Skodas unimog Mercedes and scania
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  32989. I am french and find funny to see that somes Americans people are interested by the European cars. We use to think that they are closed about what is not american...I like to see Italian cars or German car or English with their own national way to build a car. But I love some American car which are out the norm like the old Ford Mustang....
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  32990. Spot on bro. Falcon and Commodore utes.
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  32991. Gold Coast track and race week is wicked good man. Ps: Walking on the beach while races are in progress is surreal. So loud and you’re on this glorious beach.
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  32992. as always please do a video on pit stops, tyre changes under 3 seconds !!
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  32993. The Evo that you couldn't figure if it were a evo 5 or 6 (the red one) it's an evo 6.5 otherwise known as the 6.5tme (Tommy mak) 👍
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  32994. Its ok, the kangaroos wont eat you, .... they will however beat you to death with their feet.
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  32995. not sure if you have seen this, but you may like it: Best Of HILLCLIMB || TURBO Monsters Edition
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  32996. I know you like 4x4'ing so I thought you might like an Aussie 4x4 channel, they did a video comparing Aus to a few other countries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbfmeTx3uac The channel is called 4x4 24/7. The link is to the comparison video on their channel.
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  32997. Marcus Ambrose was originally a V8 supercar driver before a nascar driver. Im Australian and i love V8 supercar
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  32998. You Slovakia video yesterday sounded like they had a similar crossing sound to out Aussie ones 👍🏻
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  32999. you should be able to pick it up on Fox Sports or a USA Sports Channel should pick it up. From my understanding it's is broadcast Live to USA 👍👍
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  33000. Love it , great vid
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  33001. I used to play pool for my local pub team, I played my friend (Carl) at snooker (he used to play it in amateur tournaments) you're right about the table being massive, Carl whooped me pretty good, I went back to pool (something I'm reasonably good at)
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  33002. The poles in the sand are the gates, Ive seen som of these that they have to sidehill and change elevation and direction. You should see them run on open water.
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  33003. Last time I was in the US, I never got to see the sites, my sister in-law nagged & nagged & nagged until she got her way, so I spent my US holiday in most of the US shops 🤪. I gotta go back & see what I originally went to see.
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  33004. Blue car mentioned at the 6 min mark is a MOPAR, Valliant pacer.. Edit.. This was the Bathurst 1000 back in the day..Known as the Hardie Ferado 500...
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  33005. Because you mentioned Isle of Man TT. This is one of my favorite onboards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRg5Sp1iQMc It's a full length recording of the 2016 record lap of a Subaru WRX STI (factory team) with driver commentary. There's also one for their 2014 attempt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxaGtNGPYPo
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  33006. If you think the Audi is good, see if you can find something on the Land Rover defender, it will blow your mind.
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  33007. Crap... bloody crap. Ian it's not like I don't like the vid, I HATE the news and is just crap. It used to be the long weekend in October (which fell in the September/October NSW school holidays - we have 2 week holidays throughout the year and 6 weeks over Christmas), before they changed it to the weekend after. Now they changed it to December. NOT.... HAPPY JAAAANNNN!!!! 😠😡🤬
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  33008. An amazing era in terms of engine sound! I know there's another version around of an F1 car playing We are the champions from Queen, I think it's also a Renault if my memory serves me well, it's been forever since I saw that video.
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  33009. Lovely family, glad you all enjoyed ☺️
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  33010. Starbucks coffee sucks compared to ours.
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  33011. Hopefully I will find one I have always liked this truck
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  33012. Ian shine UV light on the money your see extra information on the money.
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  33013. 1:27 Those wheels are designed to maximise brake cooling. The vents around the edge cause the wheels to suck in air as it rotates, which is then blown over the brakes.
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  33014. Some notes. I would leave realistic air pressure off, and for controller leave it on simple automatic for now. Actually most EU trucks are automatic shifters anyways :D
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  33015. I had a VK (75?) Valiant ute with a 318 V8. Had some good times in that, had a bit of rust in it though.
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  33016.  @IWrocker  I totally disagree with him...he clearly has no clue that NASCARs have road races on several excellent tracks just like Panorama.
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  33017. Community tournament would be awesome!
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  33018. I like the back ground
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  33019. When I was a kid,Wagon Wheels we’re about the size of a bus steering wheel. Well, close to that….
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  33020. @IWrocker  no worries...the run against the clock was more exciting...most nerv wrecking video besides some of your racing car reactions. Cheers from Bavaria (on the map: Germany - lowest corner to the right 😉)
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  33021. What software so you use for this?
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  33022. the grange is based on the caprice body, but its WAY nicer, cant even compare the two. The commodore body was the clubsport/r8/senator and the maloo obviously made from the humble old ute. My fav maloo is the VS maloo
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  33023. Oh no, you skipped the best part 😱 Little kid at the end kills them all with his answers. Soo cute ❤
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  33024. One time you should watch the most crowded and famous biking race « le Tour de France » and choose some video when the cyclists drive through the crowd at the mountain pass !! Crazy
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  33025. Merry Christmas Ian & IW Rocker Family. Partly cloudy, 27 degrees for Sydney tomorrow...Perfect weather🎄 Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄🎄🎄
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  33026. I'm so crap at spelling but on computer I not Shaw how to get spell check up on phone or computer bean from Oz owe spelling silent words letter not added into the word ..plus I bean into hip hop sints 80 s I all way Sean how thay spell words. .I try my best to spell out a word. But struggle to spell ..
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  33027. Love this format and you guys. Its super entertaining to watch you rating beer haha. Well done! 🎉
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  33028. I have only seen Melbourne do this in person. I have watched Sydney many times on TV. I was born in Sydney and they do have some great things to light up. It will always be my City but I will never go hame again. I loved the bridge, the opera house and the Harbour. Darling Harbour is beautiful but driving through Sydney is painful. Melbourne isn’t much better but my daughter loves to drive there at night. Adelaide is the only City that was laid out perfectly in a square grid. Leaving room to later widen roads. Years ago even the buses got my attention. When they stopped the front corner with the door lowered to the pavement for wheel chair. When I first saw that I thought the bus was going to fall on us, it didn’t. I miss the trams in Melbourne. There are so many iconic buildings they light up there. You need to go to I think Toronto Zoo at Christmas. Every night they have amazing ice sculptures with lights inside them.. Canada is really beautiful at Christmas and much closer to you.
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  33029. Green (inters) have a very wide usage range and can be used in heavy rain if there isnt too much standing water, right the way up until the track is pretty much bone dry. Because theres less rubber on the Blue (wets) they struggle, and overheat, when theres only a little water on track - you'll often see cars move over to the 'wrong' side of the track to cool them in the areas where cars havent made a dry line after a number of laps. I don't think the video mentioned that in dry race conditions each driver must use at least 2 different compounds of tyres between the soft, med and hard (this doesn't apply if they need to be on the wets/inters). So they may start on the hard and do a long first stint because they dont need to pit to refuel, tyres and damage (and penalties) are the only reasons to pit, and then come in and put the soft or medium tyres on to finish the race. Most races now tend to be strategically quicker to make fewer stops, but occasionally there are ones that if your using the tyres well, you could make an additional stop and claw back the time loss. In qualifying youll generally find the front teams waiting until absolutely necesary to use the softer tyres to save as many as possible for the race, otheriwse they'll be having to run used (scrubbed) tyres in the race, especially at tracks where theres a high probability of a safety car. You lose less time in the pits under a safety car and so if one comes out in the dying parts of the race and you can get in an put an unused (or less used) set of softer tyres on, you might just catch the guy in front before the end of the race. The top teams can usually get through the first part of qualy on a harder tyre than the back-markers.
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  33030. I’m loving the closed captions too 😆
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  33031. Awesome as always thanks
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  33032. I love the whining sound of the straight cut gears
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  33033. 11:30, yeah, I was watching it and the front wheels bulldoze through the corner.
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  33034. A few corrections, as the video is old: population is closer to 84 mil now YT videos aren't blocked anymore renewable energy is close to 50% that lighting a condom wasn't the problem for the Beatles, it was just that two of them were underage.
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  33035. Check out Truck Trialimg,its huge on the European mainland.
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  33036. You didn't miss out on much. Australia was a bit like a box of warm flat beer in some respects. Even pizza hadn't taken off yet. It was hard to get a fresh loaf of bread too - almost all of it was a day old. True that! Takeaway food was ridiculously salty anglicized Chinese or a hamburger with the lot in a disgusting dry bun which had a distinctive taste of cardboard. You could get fish and chips and a cask of wine I suppose. Middle class Australia then would be defined as impoverished now. Alcoholism was normal and pubs were nothing and I mean nothing like they are today. Pubs were for hardened drinkers. Despite what all the rose coloured glasses brigade say, Melbourne is about 100,000x better now than it was when I was growing up. It's a vibrant modern city with coffee culture and foodie scene. Lots of live music too. (all pre Covid of course). BTW those Aussie Charger ads are still US based Mopar ads. The music at least is identical to earlier Mopar US ads. I saw one for a Plymouth Fury IIRC and was shocked for 2 seconds then realized we just adapted it from the Chrysler US advertising department in all likelihood and probably a bit of vice versa. Those Charger ads were very successful here though. Everybody used to do the hand gesture. As a kid I remember seeing truck loads of Chargers going downs Kings Way South Melbourne on a cloudy Sunday evening pre their release - even before the ads started on TV. I knew the TV ads were coming that week because the cars weren't on sale yet. That was 1971. VH Charger first model. A lot of them were very poorly specced. 3 on the tree and a 215 inline 6. 245 inline 6 with a shitty BW35 tranny. A 265 inline 6 could be had with a BW 4sp as well as the 245, but most were BW35 autos. Some 265s and 245s were specially drilled to accept a 727 as part of a tow option. The 340s are now worth $150K. Quite a few were 318s and a few were 360s. 318 Chargers were not uncommon. In fact the 318 and 904 was a very successful engine and tranny here. They only had factory Carter (Ball & Ball) 2bbl carbs though, however the 318s here had 9.2:1 comp and a better camshaft and were called 318 Fireball. In a Charger they went well. 230hp @ 46 or 4800rpm I can't be bothered looking up the RPM. With a 2.92:1 rear end they'd do 90mph in 2nd gear. A 4sp 265 with 2.92s would do about 100mph in 3rd. I destroyed a VH Charger with a 265 4sp just after the West Gate Bridge at Easter. I was speeding with bald front tyres in a downpour and aquaplaned on the road, spun out of control, went up an embankment and rolled it 2 or 3 times. I was very lucky to survive. The roof was almost level with the top of the doors. I had no injury except for bad palm scratching from clawing at a glass covered wet road to get out of an upside down car. Passers by helped pull me out. I smelt fuel. The gear lever was in the middle of the freeway, that's how hard I hit the embankment. How it got there (apart from stupidity) I do not know.
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  33037. We have a Miami on the Gold Coast. It’s a suburb south of surfers paradise.
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  33038. I hope there will be more Goowood videos, I recommend you watch some from previous years, because there are some cars that were not there this year for example: last generation V10 F1 cars (These were about as iconic in the world as the Nascar sound in America, and different engines had different sounds, sometimes very different, but unfortunately they were last used in 2005. This engines have a special history in the hearts of fans and in motorsport history! Powerfull, strong, loud, rapid.The throttle response of the engine is so fast that you can play almost any song with the engine using the engine tuner computer program! )
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  33039. Have a look at driving on the beach Noosa North Shore to Rainbow Beach which is at the southern tip of Fraser Island which is the largest sand island in the world
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  33040. 07:52 You scroll Estonia over Blue , Black , White . Greatings from Estonia ( Europa ) . I am living here all my life (52,5 years now )
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  33041. In 1979 Peter Brock in a A9X Torana started the race from pole position, lead for the entire race and ended up winning the race by 6 laps ahead, the race was called the Hardie-Ferodo 1000 back then, Brocky is an absolute legend.
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  33042. The cars were cheap back then. In today's red-hot market for classics, though, quite a few collectors cringe at the thought of how many potential HQ spares were written off on the walls of the Thunderdome. Edit: I don't know for sure, but from my NASCAR ride in 2013 I remember the line into Turn 1 included a distinct drop, as in you dropped down into the banking (losing your lunch in the process...). Turn 1 for NASCAR was Turn 4 for the HQs, so that drop would be a pretty major hump if you were coming the other way. I wouldn't be surprised if so many wrecked there because they came over the hump and found the car suddenly getting light. Not an expert, but that'd be my guess.
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  33043. What happened to music?! The 80s and 90s were killing it D:
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  33044. It seems the puddles are there in between tracks is to provide a momentary car wash!
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  33045. I thought the first on was real until half way through and the digger was cool, I've never seen anything like that It'll on.y be for rich kids here if we had them but never seen anything like them here in Australia 🇦🇺 On another note I see why us Aussies kick you ass in don't because we keep them on their wheels atleast to play again 🤣🤣🤣 Been busy tonight lots of posting hope you leave time for family
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  33046. You might enjoy the Finke River (dry river bed) rally from NT Australia.
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  33047. The Australian language is , laughter first , logic second .🤣🤔
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  33048. Judging by how tall Ian is, I don't think he could fit and drive an old Mini Clubman, although I would love to watch such a video.
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  33049. Did you get the e-mail from me. It is a photo from Centurion of the tyre truck.
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  33050. so who's gonna tell him, that the GR Yaris is actually just a 3 banger? xD
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  33051. I'm sure Verstappen owns awesome cars and the Civic R is for promotional use.
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  33052. 300sl has no carbs. it has direct fuel injection like a modern car ... p.s. the drumm brakes of those cars a a work of art. only the late 300sl's did come with disc brakes
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  33053. Pontiac aztek (America), Ssangyong Actyon (Asia), Fiat Multipla (Europe) the holy trinity of global ugliness 😅 Please Australia, you have to make your own Breaking bad with walter white driving the ssangyong actyon !
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  33054. If you like the 2 door falcon you should check out "The Beast". A documentary movie made by Eric Bana about his 2 door falcon. His first car that he kept even after he became rich and famous. He then rebuild it into a race car and competed in Targa rally. Well worth a look
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  33055. 12:30 I don’t like the Pontiac grille on the left the Holden grille on the right looks way better
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  33056. Side marks are meters before turn to get how fast You can go and how deep must turn on turn. Yes practice first lower speeds to learn track ca 30-50 ring /time laps
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  33057. it races in loads of time zones, it's properly international, its part of the devotion 😊
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  33058. The green spirals are Mosquito Coils. They come two in a box with a little metal stand that folds open, then you place the slot at the centre of the coil over the metal tip. It balances there nicely. You light the outer tip and it will smoulder for hours ridding the tent, room or caravan of mozzies and other flying insects. Best to do before you go out for the day.
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  33059. Hi guys, I know Danni likes to cook, TimTams make a really yummy cheesecake😋😋
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  33060. As a former long haul truck driver in a specialist division of the transport industry, I've been around a lot of Australia. Hotshot freight is urgent, point to point freight. Most of where I went was to mine sites. In my home state of Western Australia, triple road trains are legal outside certain zones. The closer to mining operations you get, the more likely you'll see triple and quad trailer road trains. In the Australian transport industry, you're allowed up to 14 hours behind the wheel per day, but you're supposed to take a 20 minute break every 5 hours. They get around this with two up crews; one drives while the other sleeps. A 2 trailer road train fully loaded gets about 3 kilometres (just shy of 2 miles) per litre of diesel. If you have wind resistance or heavy loads, the fuel consumption is likely worse. A tonne of fuel, often about 1200 litres of tank capacity. If you look closely, you'll see that the entire chassis rails between the front wheels and the lead rear axle is filled out with fuel tanks. UHF two way radios are essential equipment to truck drivers, and definitely helpful to anyone else on the roads they travel on. If you're polite to the truck drivers, they will back off their speed slightly to help you get past them. In return, you give them any information you know about on the road that might be important, such as seeing heavy haulage patrols out and about
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  33061. Interesting. I also learnt that many of the truckers in Americas, APAC and Euro alike do pimp their rides in terms of interior. If they can, they mod it a lot. Is there some video that shows this, maybe even in comparison? If i try to search utub, i always get a bunch of ETS2... :)
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  33062. happy birthday ian
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  33063. Yeah, but do any other countries within those 2 continents have America as a main word in their name....no. the US part is just descriptive. So, your statement falls flat on its face. When you're saying it quick and for ease, it makes sense to say Americans and America, instead of trying to tie in the United States part.
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  33064. Have a look at the Chevrolet Opala from Brazil. The guys from Street Outlaws came to Brazil and just got crazy about them. Fueltech imported a beautiful SS unit to the US this year.
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  33065. $20/hr+ at maccas here
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  33066. I remember this race but it never took off..last time i seen them at the gold coast indycar in the 90's it's a shame as to because I was a big nascar fan.. the last time i watched a nascar race was when jr retired ... as for the nascar track here it lying in ruins has for years and it is a shame too
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  33067. Kids are cute af 🙂
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  33068. Love the reactions . You should have a look at the kids books tv and movie adaptions of blinky bill , round the twist and the magic pudding and listen to some Henry Lawson poems narrated by Leonard Teal they are a joy to behold
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  33069. The premium fuel here is 98 octane. Also these have a heads up display on the windscreen.
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  33070. $120 is crazy cheap for rego, but I'm curious what you need to pay over there for 3rd party insurance? I believe you have to have your own over there, whereas here it's part of your rego. I bet it still works out way cheaper over there though...
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  33071. Ian, if you liked this then you should watch "the liver run" in 1987 a transplant patient needed a new liver and the metropolitan police had 35 minutes to cover 29 miles into central london.
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  33072. There is in fact a Christmas market (European style) in Chicago every year. Check de YouTube video from the blackforest family on that subject Happy holidays🎄
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  33073. P plate is a "provisional license
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  33074. You could get a vs or vr maloo you would love it !!
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  33075. Happy New Year gang! Love a good hat. Mine is pretty weather-beaten now. It's probably 20 years old or more.
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  33076. Haven’t watched u in a while mate, room looks cracka!
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  33077. Check out the 1979 Holden HZ SANDMAN PANELVAN . Hence my handle, i have 3.
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  33078. I actually went to the dealer where I got my PW. They had no idea about the Macho Power Wagon. Im with you on this one. They should have made this truck. I would definitely buy the parts to turn my PW into a macho wagon if they were to offer them. Please RAM, if there isn't to be an actual Macho Power Wagon, at least offer up the parts to build one for ourselves.
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  33079. Fascinating
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  33080. You probably have it too realistic with one of the brake settings, try turning off a few of the realistic parts like fatigue and fuel consumption. You did really great though for the first try at the game, parked it perfectly. You'll love Italy & it'll be great to see you drive in the UK too. Was playing ETS2 myself earlier, great to see this.
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  33081.  @IWrocker  that’s awesome man family is everything especially the one you create! I decided I’m going to get both fuggit. This 5th gen is a friggin Cadillac and I made sure to get the traditional hemi none of this etorque bs. When I have to eventually get an electric vehicle it’ll have to be like the nikola or something. Hopefully RAM joins the bandwagon which they’ll have no choice so I don’t have to go Chevy or Ford by 2030. But for right now I like my mopar power and even though I love the 2013 unicorn my fav PW is the 05-07 g56!
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  33082. You missed a great joke.. "there is a minimum crew requirement" "what's the minimum crew?" "one I suppose"
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  33083. The old saying, Poison is Ingested, Venom is INJECTED.
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  33084. If you haven't played ATS in years, it might be worth going back to. They may have launched with only three trucks from two manufacturers, but they've since added machines from Freightliner, International, Mack, Volvo, and Western Star.
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  33085. 12.5 hours to start off
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  33086. awesome reaction, the first bugatti was a Chiron the second one a Veyron!
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  33087. Another beaut vid mate keep up the good work
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  33088. Brilliant!!
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  33089. Bro if you want to see land/range rovers off road the specialist land rover only camel trophy that has a team from a dozen or so nationality’s batteling it out in the worst terrain and countrys you can imagine!!
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  33090. Which team and driver is your favourite for the race? I like Chaz but my pick is Whincup and Lowndes. Cheers and beers for tomorrow.
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  33091. React to Aussie beer ads
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  33092. I live across the road from a Westfield shopping centre and it’s fun just to watch the insanity
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  33093. I'm from a small town near Marseille and i went to the premiere of Taxi 2 in my local cinema, which was full ! The next day in hjgh school everybody was quoting the film ! It was a huge deal especially in the Marseille region ! Fun thing : Marion Cotillard plays the hero's girlfriend. I think Taxi was one of her first film
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  33094. Carrera Cup and GT series are pretty cool.
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  33095. Wow I'm binging your vids and a new one popped up
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  33096. Im sitting my Yacht on the harbour ( Lavender Bay looking East to the bridge and the opera house) getting ready for tonights 2 shows first is at 9am then Midnight. Its the best spot on the Water.
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  33097. Who's is gonna be the first to send Ian a full size Commodore lol.
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  33098. Repco Bathurst 1000 on Foxtel Get your Esky ready sit back relax have a BBQ sip some toquilla not too much long race ahead! Hope to hear your thoughts on race day!!
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  33099. I can also confirm the weather there is hot, until the sun goes down
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  33100. You found out the orange one was an Rx2, and you knew the Mach 1 and the "Pony" Mustang So, after the blue and white Mustang, we had a silver BMW 2002 (can't see if its turbo) then I think it was an EH Holden in white with blue stripes (might be an EJ I'm no old holden expert), then the blue one is a GTR XU1 Torana, then another black 'stang. Then there's a cut away, so we miss a few cars. The last 3 I think were a Valiant AP/S type and definitely two Ford Lotus Cortinas. I think the second was a Bathurst GT (couldn't really see if it had the drop tank in the driveby).
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  33101. go sam love the lamb ads
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  33102. You should watch Luxe listings it’s all Sydney properties
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  33103. im pretty sure the white one was a 1990 Subaru Liberty GX. NOT a toyota AE86 like many in chat claims. nothing on it look like a AE86 not even the right body to even think in that direction. the black on the side i bet is "body" dunno the right name for it but its the rubbery compound with a texture like bedliner they used on the panels in older times against rock chippin. it was a known thing to let it go up to the door trim to either hide a rough rust repair or to help protect when offroading.
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  33104. The Nullarbor might not have trees but it’s not all the same, there’s a lot to see. As you’re driving across it every hour or so you notice the vegetation by the side of the road changing, more of it, less of it, tall scrub, low grassy looking stuff, red dirt, sandy dirt, back to red. There’s parking areas where you can pull off the road and take a break, get a cool drink out of the esky or get out the thermos and have a cuppa. There’s roadhouses every few hundred kilometres as well. There’s side roads going to lookouts where you can see the Bunda Cliffs and do some whale watching. Nullarbor Roadhouse has a big whale out the front.
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  33105. Many decades ago down Conrod Straight it was just straight all the way to the final bend but there had been some nasty race accidents so they made a chicane to slow cars down from top speed where you see the sand trap on the left & right of the track !
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  33106. Mate have a look at TOBY PRICE doing FINKE dessert rally, he drives the trophy truck, gets a helicopter back then rides the bike.. He's a top bloke also. 😎🇦🇺
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  33107. Luv anything mopar....am currently doing a ground up resto on a Ap6..got a 5.7 to put in it...mates got his charger next to mine..that's a resto also.360 in it...Luv the chargers....awesome looking car ...cool vid Ian...keep em coming
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  33108. In the next episode Ian will learn the Mandarin alphabet.... 😊
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  33109. It's been long long time since I owned an RC Car, back in the day a battery charge would only last about 15 minutes and that was to dead flat. I might have to reinvest into one.
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  33110. Congrats Ian from OZ, wishing you and your family a very happy 2023. Keep up the good work.
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  33111. I’m with you.. wtf was that.. almost alien like tech on wheels
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  33112. You're definitely part Aussie now
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  33113. Is your American coke the same as McDonald's coke? I love the syrupy coke from there, now I'm wondering if it takes like American coke.
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  33114. here's more video of legendary goalkeeper saves in football https://youtu.be/thRHjrheUr4
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  33115. even though its virtual, that was prety good, cant wait to see your first game on a real table.
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  33116. Correction for the female narrator; Cairns is located on the north EAST corner, not the north WEST ;)
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  33117. Promite is not an Aussie thing. Vegemite is THE Aussie thing !! Don't be fooled!! It's a vegan thing!!!
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  33118. I recommend you watch 'Chain Bear F1 Tyres 2018' it's an informative video about back when there were 7 dry compounds all color-coded
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  33119. Lot of cars to see at goodwood. Love the look of that AMG one and the sound of that m4 CSL, but that supervan 4 tho, wow!
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  33120. This put a smile on my face :) I like the Salvo people 😃
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  33121. Glen Everett has been doing car videos for years, he was on community television in the early years. He still makes the odd video on YouTube, but he has lost a lot of weight, so maybe some health problems, I'm just not sure.
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  33122. Nice Mike... Ian <3
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  33123. Australia's old ambulances were similar to US styles they were boxy and not vans. I think old fi4e trucks were similar to the US too but they were replaced decades ago.
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  33124. There has been change , Toyota Supra comes in in 2026 we are going to a final series similar to nascar.. I know what you’re saying Ian.😊
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  33125. Have you ever taken a look at the Tyrrell P34 that raced in F1 in 1976/78? You'll be surprised...
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  33126. You do know that Supercar Blondie is an AUSSIE!
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  33127. I miss my 83 Hilux 😥 I definitely would enjoy a second crack at the Toyota's. I never owned a LandCruiser, but I drove heaps of the 70 models on farms. My Hilux never let me down. Maybe once. But even then, I'm not so sure. The brakes failed on me in Canberra once going down the hill past the war memorial in peak hour, and I just down shifted and pulled it up over the gutter into the median strip, finishing with a handbrake at about walking pace. Cool as. I am not a great driver. In any other car I would have hit the traffic ahead. But it was just such a decent vehicle to drive, good visibility, predictable, and able to take some good punishment - I had total faith in it.
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  33128. Thanks for the respect your showing us when watching these clips. Your right our motorsport love is very deep rooted.
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  33129. so great to see delight in covid times, thanks to aussies Chris and John
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  33130. My advice is that you find a store that sells bread without Glucose / Sugar. After visiting the US I found that you have a lot of sweetened bread. Australian bread more savoury than sweet. Good luck and enjoy.
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  33131. I'm learning so much about sim racing needs vs wants on this. Eg rig is a want! Can't wait to see you do 5 laps of Mt Panorama! What sim game did you choose? And are there plenty of in-the-box options not requiring additional purchases? Euro truck driving will be more fun now too, with an actual clutch. Can the brake pressure be adjusted off a bit? Tho that might happen over time.
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  33132. We love a good laugh and take the s><t out of each other 😎do you remember crocodile Dundee with Paul Hagen? You should watch some of his early stuff from the 70s it will have you pissing your pants 😂
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  33133. Still remember the 6 left hand drive Ve2 prototypes that where crushed when they canned the export program I have the photos to prove it.
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  33134. I got for
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  33135. The Sunshine State is Queensland, that clip is from Coronation Drive in Brisbane. It's so interesting to see clips of places that you are familiar with, I saw at least 5 in this one. Holden still exists as a company, they just don't manufacture cars here anymore, all of our cars are imported now.
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  33136. Dude please do a reaction on this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vKCRh-5WTs The last 2 laps of Bathurst 2014. You won't be disappointed.
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  33137. We invented McCafé
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  33138. Try Veg' or Promite on fresh bread, with finely sliced celery, or on toast, topped with a poached egg and dollop of ketchup. Yummo.
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  33139. Mate of mine had a 265 in a valiant ute. Scared the living crap out of me.
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  33140. if you wanna see big hit and tackles then watch the state of origin NRL queensland v nsw
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  33141. Huge congrats. I am a massive fan of your motorsport and rallying videos reactions. :) keep em coming :)
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  33142. Hey Ian, lovin' the vids, I'm the same, I keep both promite and Vegemite in the cupboard depending what mood I'm in, and no one eats Marmite 😂. A tip for your misses, put a heaped teaspoon of Vegemite in your spaghetti bog instead of salt. 😉👍🏼
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  33143.  @IWrocker  Just found your channel, which state are you from? I'm dating a Texan...don't ask, as we say in Oz 'shit happens'....I'm from Sydney. Love how you get super excited. I hope you are able to come on over one day ✌😎
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  33144. Ring the hotel to make a booking for Bathurst week… see how many years into the future you’ll need to book. Then you can plan your trip for 2045.. 🤣
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  33145. The car you did not know, my guess is a late 70’s Audi 80 GTE (It was essientially a sedan version of a VW GTI, with better looks than a Jetta and with a GTI/E performance, aprox.1977 I think). But I hesiteate, not sure.
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  33146. i had the same lj torana but mine was sky blue . had a 186s motor . 350 hollie extractors . and 2 inch pipes . damn i miss those cars lol .
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  33147. Aucklander here, id say that the traffic situation here is worse than is portrayed in this. Ive travelled to Jakarta, Tokyo, Hawaii. and Auckland does have some serious congestion.
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  33148. I would like to see a new battery car do that
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  33149. This guy can make a good conversation out of anything. Your videos are always engaging and never boring. Keep it up.
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  33150. Good Luck with the citizenship test most Australians would probably fail it, There are a lot of historical political questions and even though we are a country with compulsory voting we are not a big political country.
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  33151. i was at the wreckers the other week getting a seat for my 4x4 and their was a brand new v8 twin turbo diesel like that sick grey thing the lady their said the guy was drink driving and wrote it off and his insurance wouldnt cover it and it was a $150,000 rig
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  33152. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤔
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  33153. So silly!!
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  33154. Lol, that is funny.
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  33155. Today 17 May, I saw a YouTube video I am surevyou would like. By "WICKED WOMBAT" Title is :50 Outrageous Wild Animal Moments From Australia" Hope you watch it too.
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  33156. If you like that diff whine then no other car has a diff whine like that car in front. The Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth. Try to find an in-car lap RS500 Sierra Bathurst and enjoy. The Sierra was on another level considering it was only 2 litre, four cylinder and Nissan needed to add another 0.5 litres, two more cylinders, an extra turbocharger (twin turbo), and all wheel drive to beat the Ford.
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  33157. Super100mph is also a great channel
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  33158. Definitely looking forward to the IRL Zorbing when you eventually go when you have some free time
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  33159. How would most Australian's do at the same test, would they get the original Aussie one right. Most things are hard blindfolded . 👍😁🇦🇺
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  33160. Check out " rock bouncers " and "mega trucks " if you want more off road things
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  33161. It was a USA Mopar there is a few here - do a search for the CJ/CK 'Chrysler by Chrysler' Hardtop Coupe they were designed on that model and the 69 (Plymouth /Dodge Charger- there were very few made and even fewer left on the road. You will absolutely never see them on the road only Mopar car club days. You cant even buy one... -they had the largest Australian V8 (Canadian origins i believe) 360 CI. and the monster 727 trans. -luxury land yachts
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  33162. Many US vehicles are very very heavy due to the fact they are made of US steel, unsuprisingly. Many US steel mills aren't technology-wise up-to-date. They use old tech and processes whilst in almost all other countries investments are done much more and much more constantly. US steel is made by using US coal - comming from pits with little overburden. Less overburden means more phosphorus+sulfur in the steel which makes it a lot more brittle. The best steel quality I know is made not here in Germany but in Switzerland. They make the steel cables for almost all cable cars in the world using induction blast furnaces. No coal at all. A 5" cable has a guaranteed breaking strength of 700 tonnes!!
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  33163. I am from Skovenia. Most of the new cars that my family bought throughout the years were built to order. I would say that is also somewhat the norm here. Maybe less with budget cars, but if you get into the mid or high range that is certainly the case. In 2017 I bought a Lexus IS (it was a showroom model, fully specced). I loved it. The Japanese cars are regarded as very reliable here, but they are more expensive to maintain (when comparing similar cars) and are in general a bit less refined. Mostly in the tech department and the “feel” (plastics for example). Mostly talking about high end brands here. A Lexus will be reliable and last a long time. But you will pay for maintaining it and you won’t get as refined a car. They are also known to rust - a lot more than European cars. Keep in mind that Audi/Mercedes/BMW are still considered high end luxury cars here. It’s just that they do offer them with more base trim levels and you can get smaller ones that usually cost less.
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  33164. The bike in the corner is Gregg Hansford's Kawasaki. Runner up in world champs twice. Died during a Super touring car race at Philip Island 1995.
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  33165. If you want to know which was the more durable make stand on any busy intersection in Sydney/Melbourne and count the number of '60's Fords, Holdens or Valiants passing you by. We did this years and years ago to settle this exact argument and it was Holdens as the most common, then Ford and lastly, Valiants
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  33166. This is north west of Western Australia, the Kimberly region, very rugged and not very populated at all it has water but is very dry away from the immediate areas of water. Too rugged and too wet in the wet season to build any big population centres and far from food growing areas so costs are huge for transport of goods. You can stay at some awesome resorts in nice areas up there.
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  33167. Subaru was not allowed to call the Legacy, that name in Australia, due to a very important, respectful wartime org. called Legacy House, that still to this day, assists war veterans and their families. So for Australia only, it is called Liberty. Still have Outback
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  33168. Hi. Most of the people in this vid are stupider than the Kangaroos, and Kangaroos aren't smart. Cheers.
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  33169. I love Pedro ❤ from Tasmania 😄😃🙋‍♀️🕊✌. I love all of you ❤.
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  33170. I love all those solid colors that FCA came out with a few years back, they had a really neat blue color I’ve seen on a few Darts.
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  33171. Must to have difficult for the early VW Beetle cars without a fuel gauge, like my mother's 1956 accelerator wheel model. She kept a laundry stick near the tank to dip into it for a reading. Although once broken down on the side of the road she was glad to see a friend a the family show her the reserve tank lever. All in Australia so no Autobahn issues.
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  33172. I love me old square body, and you're right 350 chev is legendary your so lucky
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  33173. congrats, mate. love the content, love your comments and open mind. :)
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  33174. Welcome back Mister :) Great video as usual. Congratulations on your new adventure with Truck Central and Featured, very cool Ian. Love you, Aunt Ann
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  33175. Watch Glenn Setons drive in the wet at Bathurst in the Nissan Skyline R30. No aerodynamics on the car. Sliding around the track and on Conrad Straight starts moving sideways. I think that happened in 1986. A must watch.
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  33176. Another great report from our American brother. Really enjoy your comments and enthusiasm.
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  33177. He definitely went to the same sales school as me he especially learnt the are the customers listening questions for example to get their attention try ,tickle my arse with a feather . If the customer does a double take and asks excuse me what did you just say ,you promptly reply particularly nasty weather , of course you don't do what one young sales assistant did when he asked tickle my arse with a feather the customer challenged him and his comeback was cunt of a day ain't it . Ah the good old days Bunnings when it first opened was like a call to Mecca for all Australian men who could quite happily spend their whole weekend aimlessly wandering the aisles checking out stuff . You didn't have to actually buy anything it was just being there , its a bloke thing .
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  33178. One thing that struck me comparing the Clio to the Crown Vic. The cabin space wasn't that much bigger in the Crown Vic. Sure, it's a little wider and longer, but not that much considering the overall difference in size.
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  33179. I actually just watched your "Unimog Video" last night. So it's really cool to see that you now brought this one up :) Thanks a lot. And thanks for the shout-out too.
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  33180. G'day from 'Straya!
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  33181. Happy for you! Been a flight simmer most of my life but had the opportunity to sit in a racing simpit for the first time ever a week or so ago. Save to say i am HOOKED and i started saving up as well. Ain't great to go back to joypad and (bumper car) Forza Motorsport but whatever, at least i can learn track layouts etc til i can join y'all wheel powered sim racers.
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  33182. You should check out the videos from cookie and cars, you'll be amazed with how fast she is with a simrig (I'll have to add, she's an amateur rally driver)
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  33183. My first Audi was a 90 20V Quattro. It had the looks and the sound, just not the speed. I recommend picking up an old school Audi while you still can.
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  33184. Wow I didn't realise there was a difference between cokes.
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  33185. Pre 1966 Australia used £ Post 1966 we use $ All bank notes issued since 1966 are still legal tender. Older Notes are constantly taken out of circulation and destroyed purposefully and replaced by the mint so its only the locked in a safe and hidden under the mattress people who have these older notes.
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  33186. Hello from Portugal, love your amazing channel, every thing you talk about, great job. How can que underestimate teachers! Think about it, docters, nurses other important jobs...they start where? In Basic school right. We have to start giving tem all the credits they diserve. Pardon my English, and keep the good work.
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  33187. 10:08 You are very smart and well informed! 💯 There is also a film about the story: Rivals Forever - The Sneaker Battle. Amazing story but not happy! *And e in the end must be said every time in most European languages, and SCH in Germany is S like Shop "S". Here is the 2. episode: https://youtu.be/uVya6ivYTDg
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  33188. Another drop bear lol
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  33189. Happy New Year, Ian This is one of those videos you think before hand you think " I can do that" The you watch it and I most defiantly cannot! They are insane, especially the co drivers
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  33190. Great video! One of the original audi q7 adds shows it pulling a plane! Audi has a really interesting rally history. My v8 audi s5 grips really well. It grips right from the line. The s5 has a a 60/ 40 power split back to front with the quattro system , which gives the system a slightly more rear wheel drive feel with the grip of a quattro. You should check out audis rally history and the rs2. As well as the new rs6 which is a beast!
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  33191. Day two of asking for you to react to kenworth k200 cruising on a sunday
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  33192. Thx for featuring my photo at 5:55. Astro photos are of course edited to taste 👏
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  33193. As some have said the Mini runs flat out almost all the time, even in the corners. The Mustang may be faster in the straights but it has to slow down to Mini speed in the corners then speed up again. The Mini is still going flat out coming out of the corners. Yeah Mini, had a Canadian Mini and loved it.
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  33194. You should check out the northern Norwegian plow trucks. The hardest roads to plow, both climate and geography wise. Scanias and Volvos doing a Great job. 😁👌
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  33195. As a kid i went to alot of demolition derby's at Claremont speedway in the 70's & 80's Perth Western Australia, the hits where hard but not as hard as those you just show us WOW that was epic & those boyz are crazy, Did you notice how all the driver's doors were the only parts not damaged , safety i suppose. 😃🤣 👍🤠
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  33196. My last name is milligan and my family tree is I’m related to the Kelly family
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  33197. My two cents: I'm loving your shirt.
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  33198. Why not just connect that technology into a real vehicle and some cameras on it, so you can do your Trucking business remotely... ;) Like a simulator, but not. Maybe that's where the world is going to?
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  33199. That was a nice intro brother.
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  33200. hi Models =Belmont Kingswood Premier ,GTS optioned kingswood ,, SS optioned Belmont HQ = grandfather of the Blue WB Deville Parts exchange with Buick /Olds/Pontiac, Camaro Corvette Chevelle Cadillac
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  33201. Hi Ian from Gold Coast, Australia... Have been a fan for a while now & love what you do... Have a couple of other videos you might like if you haven't already seen them... 1st one is Aussie F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo in "F1 vs Outback/Great Aussie Road Trip (Oracle Red Bull Racing); 2nd one is Steven Bradbury winning the Gold Medal in the 1000m speed skating final at 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City... Keep up the great work & all the best to Daniela, & the kids, from Aussie Scotty & Janene...
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  33202. 03:49 look that truck door . Yes there is 1986 !
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  33203. We need to get some caramilk twirls over there for you to try!
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  33204. Mine is Carlton Draught That’s the best to me
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  33205. Love your hat mate 😁👍👍👍👍
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  33206. IWrocker yes sir. Plus it would struggle at what u where doing its like only good for desert. I love the f250 and pretty much any 2500. Especially power wagon
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  33207. Scoring works by Instant Smoke Constant Smoke Crowd Engagement
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  33208. I was hoping you'd do this one
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  33209. The trouble is not everyone listens . My life has paralleled his ,I also worked for 60 yrs and I've always got on with young people because I respected them when they deserved respect ,in my own small way I've been highly successful , by always listening to people who knew more than me I've gained a wealth of knowledge and have enjoyed a freedom and lifestyle that a regular working class bloke shouldn't by normal standards have achieved . I've done this by simply being honest and never knowingly hurting anyone , you've already achieved much in that you have a beautiful family who loves you , your legacy is already set , teach them well and your name will be remembered and your existence justified . Didn't mean to get all philosophical on you but the old guy got me thinking , anyway we all have choices like he said , embrace your good ones and learn from your bad ones .
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  33210. The guy who operates agro is Jamie Dunn he is still on the radio to this day! Always got ratings!
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  33211. sydney traffic sucks so bad takes 2 hours to go 20kms
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  33212. For basic rules, try this - https://youtu.be/aBuxsRnU50A
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  33213. The corks on the hat shoo the flies away.. they beat wearing a net. Specially up NT.
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  33214. Your channel is really interesting and unique. Keep it up
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  33215. From Australia, Dodge rocks, Love the 2021 Dodge Charger hellcat red eye. I want one so bad. It must be a Ian thing.
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  33216. It's pretty cool to see a skoda in America but even cooler to see a favorit over there. I've always fancied one. I'd love to drive my Seat Leon Cupra over in the states as they never sold them there
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  33217. The deserts of Australia aren’t like the Sahara, it changes from region to region, but the way to survive out there is to understand it and to be well prepared both mentally and physically. Port Macquarie (which is the surname of the fifth Governor of NSW, Lachlan Macquarie, 1810-1821, and a rock formation in Sydney is called Mrs Macquarie’s Chair), is pronounced “ma’quarry”. How Governor Macquarie impacted New South Wales: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lachlan_Macquarie
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  33218. The 44 is the Audi 200 Trans AM the 4 is the Audi 90 IMSA GTO. I'm lucky to say that I've heard and seen all these Audi drive. Sooo good The IMSA burned a hay bale in a hair pin with the huge side pipe exhaust flames at the event where I saw it drive.
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  33219. For the AFL, they play 22 regular season games, with each round being every week.compared to the NFL who play 16 (now 17). The top 8 make it to the finals where they will play for another 4 weeks (8 narrowed down to 6 one week, 6 down to 4 the second week, 4 down to 2). The last 2 make it to the Grand Final, which is the equivalent to our Super Bowl. Overall, that would mean that 2 teams play 26 weeks... Half a year, compared to the NFL who plays what.. 19-20? As for when they're on, you should be able to catch the footy live if you have FS1, FS2, or Fox Soccer Channel. Otherwise, you'll have to get the subscription to WatchAFL. As an American, I've been following the AFL since 1994, when our coverage was barely on a 1-hour highlights show on a week's delay to get the tape up from Melbourne. We've come a long way since. Since then, I haven't looked at American football; and that says a lot as I'm from a state where the State Religion is College Football.
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  33220. Hi Ian have you seen the bush mechanics from the black as you tube channel them boys will show you how to get home or at least an idea
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  33221. Yes ! Alexandra Stan is romanian ! I am from România❤
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  33222. At the start of the video was the commerce square in Lisbon. The red ambulance belong to the firefight departments (your pronuociation was pretty good). The yellow ambulance belong to INEM (equivalent to 911 emergency service). Police bike was an yamaha
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  33223. You need to try our Wagon Wheels, right up there with TimTams
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  33224. South Australia they are in the same town as me
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  33225. Just off subject a little bit, but the whole reason Mel Gibson got the part in Mad Max, was because he'd been to the pub the night before the audition, and got into a fight and showed up at the audition with a black eye lol, and they were like, yep this is our man for the job, just a little piece of useless info for ya lol
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  33226. You are literaly a heavier version of MrBeast
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  33227. Nice review. I can definitely tell where you're coming from comparing Vegemite to promite, yes you can definitely put more promite on your toast being less salty and a little sweeter. I personally have all three in my cupboard expect in Australia the UK marmite is marketed as "our mate" yes that's the name. The reason is the Australian/ NZ company Sanitarium already brought the rights to use the name marmite for their own unique yeast extract spread. Which is different again so if you like to taste test these products, the sanitarium marmite is the next one I would consider.
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  33228. Most of these are young uns' nostalgia. The fuse box maybe - I rewired plenty of those on winter nights in group houses when everyone's blow heaters blew the fuse. It was kinda a fun urgent drama that got everyone out in the corridor arguing about rewiring techniques. Smoking in doors - my first ever office job the guy at the desk behind me was a chain smoker with an overflowing large glass ashtray - everyone knows the type (of ashtray) - who spent all day blowing smoke over me. Those mats. omg. It's true. Recycled car tyres. They were everywhere. With those lintel-to-floor coloured plastic strips in doorways that were supposed to be fly guards. Melbourne's just geography. To the west was working class suburbs and ports and marshy ground cut by a series of tidal 'creeks' that needed bridges to cross. It spread to the east, which rose to higher ground, because of that. This one was fun!
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  33229. The channel that video is from got a lot of great videos, one of them kinda made me think it was the perfect car for you :P https://youtu.be/IexuNqs3in0 One of those Skodas you love from Rallying, but with a Audi 5 cylinder swap. :P
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  33230. Driving on water is part of the races. Most Formula Offroad videos have both hill climbing and water courses. I don't remember if there was water racing in the video IWrocker reacted to, in this video. It's been a while since I suggested this video ti IWrocker.
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  33231. I'm only guessing here, but I think California is the reason you guys have a smaller vehicle selection overall. Califoria's regulations are said to be the strictest in terms of safety and emmissions. From what I've heard, if a car manufacturer can't economically get their new vehicle to meet California's regulations they'll often just not bother with the US market at all. As for Utes, I've heard you guys have a thing called the chicken tax, which despite it's name, only apllies to pick-up trucks (or so I've heard).
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  33232. Glad you’re still posting Over here, crash doctor is super fun to watch
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  33233. The Beetle was my first ever car. I bought it when I was 13 (with help from my dad), and then I learned all about how to fix and maintain cars in the years that followed. Just before I turned 18 I had it back to near-new condition. Should have never sold it. It was a 1973 VW 1300 model built in Germany (small rear lights instead of the big round ones found on Beetles built in Mexico).
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  33234. Hi iWrocker, I want to thank you for very interesting videos, especially from the Czech Republic. I am proud of our products. I don't know if you addressed the origin of the name American Dollar in your videos. The name Dolar comes from the Czech Tolar. Thanks again for your interesting videos. Best regards, Pavel 🇨🇿
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  33235. Balut has been eaten on Survivor!
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  33236. A bit of trivia, Arnotts was family owned for many decades and Iced Vovo's were one of the favorites. Some years back they were bought by an American company who decided to drop many of the original Arnotts biscuits and introduce American ones. Iced Vovo's were one they planned to drop, however due to public outrage they decided to relent and keep them and others.
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  33237. There used to be a lot of iconic car ads. I'll always remember the 'Search for the Hero' 406 one (as well as the Harry Enfield parody of it).
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  33238. 6:27 We call them tracksuit pants. For short we call them Trakkies. And for underwear we call them Dacks. Also as side note when we are at home usually men wear briefs or boxer briefs like shorts with no underwear. So using that in a sentence would be like this. I’m leaving the house so I’ll need to put on my trakky dacks ( Pants and underwear ) ✌🏽
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  33239. Karijini National Park is amazing. It feels so ancient.
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  33240. 2 fun facts - 1) Generation 1 Transformer (the ORIGINAL, original series...) "Wheeljack" character changed into a Lancia Stratos 2 - The Lancia Delta S4 (you have probably seen in other vids...) is one of the few, if not only, car to be designed with BOTH a supercharger and a turbocharger...the supercharger would run and give it extra power accelerating, then mechanically cut out, and the turbo would take over...incredible engineering! Suggestion - if you have the time and a fairly good computer (or consoles may work...), try a rally game sometime...you would need a controller or wheel set up, but, you can learn and "experience" the sport and cars...I'd suggest Dirt Rally 2, but any game would be great for a new rally fan! "When in doubt, go flat out!" - Colin McRae
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  33241. This is a comedy show haha it’s all staged 😂
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  33242. love the channel hope you come visit rockhampton one day, its a shit hole but id love to meet you ahhaha
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  33243. Thanks for finding this video. I like watching your reactions since you find the videos worth watch in the sea of content. Thanks bud.
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  33244. Forget germs, don't let shaking hands dies out. "That's just not cricket!"
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  33245. Aussie maccas created the mccafe
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  33246. Didn't realise it was different wow
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  33247. Older touring cars ,minis vs mustangs,mental, but it's very close racing
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  33248. The best way to have vegemite is on toast. spread on some butter first and then put a small ammount of the stuff on it. Seriously, just use a light scraping of it, basically a jar of the stuff should last you months. Anyway, hope you enjoy it, and whatever you do don't eat it straight.
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  33249. The blonde hair n the left is Portia de Rossi, Ellen's wife.
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  33250. nice timing because just yesterday Misha Charoudin laped one of those 5 cylinder at the nurburgring. It made Portugal > Germany > Portugal and It was still pulling nicely at 300k km
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  33251. NSW
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  33252. Very nice video, Škoda forever 🇨🇿
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  33253. Mate you're turning into a dinky di Aussie if you ever come over to Australia I would love to be your blind guide my secret ingredients in spaghetti bolognese is half a teaspoon of Vegemite
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  33254. I knew this will be top ( Ř ) :D but you said it greatest I ever saw :D W - he literraly said double V :D great video
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  33255. I’ll never forget, growing up in the eighties. Half a dozen of us boys were either Holden or Ford guys, except one mate, he was Chrysler through and through. One night six of us were in his big green stock 265 wagon and two guys in a GS Falcon 302 pulled up next to us and were laughing their heads off at us. Lights went green, and there were 6 guys laughing at a V8 Falcon.
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  33256. too many changes would have to be made to suit f1 . It would be awesome to see F1 on the mountain , but i dont want the track to change. It would lose it's reputation known as "The Great Race"
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  33257. I was tilting with the bike too.😂 Try Phillip island motorcycle Grand Prix Ian . https://youtu.be/MxK5yRqE6rg
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  33258. Great video as always
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  33259. wodonga and Albury where the murray river goes through albury on the new south wales side and wodonga on the victoria side
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  33260. The cop broke the road rules by changing lanes in the intersection to get behind the lambo
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  33261. Keep it up legend
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  33262. hey ian . have you seen the videos on the giant puppets ? thats freaky lol . i couldnt stop watching it . but it was a bit weird . alot of work goes into them . have a look n see what you think ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7D5bEcW3kg&ab_channel=CariJansen
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  33263. The beauty of the Kimberley is all the best places are remote and hard to get to, which is good. It means a bit of adventure getting there, but most importantly, you'll quite often have them to yourself. The U.S. has the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, which are both spectacular, but the crowds are insane.
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  33264. Finally!!!!! Please react to other videos from ZeroUndersteer, hopefully a full video soon.
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  33265. They look great. I've never tried fennel seeds on top. Instead of fennel seeds I would have sprinkled Sesame seeds over them. That gives a light nutty flavour when they are baked. Good job! 👍
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  33266. Brave as hell, rally drivers
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  33267. hungry jacks new chicken burger is pretty good not gonna lie lol
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  33268. The reason why people don't live in the centre is because it's like literally a barren wasteland out there, and with Vegemite... Have it on toast with a decent amount of butter and a light spread of Vegemite on top... Bloody beautiful mate 🤙🏻
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  33269. Greetings from germany and thanks for the content 😆
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  33270. I'm so pleased you enjoyed The Kimberley, it really is fantastic and a very special place in our beautiful country.
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  33271. I was there, as I was twice a year for nearly 40 years. You comment that Mt Panorama looked like a country road. IT WAS and STILL IS. In those days at the end of conrod straight if you missed Murrays corner (to go back onto pit straight) you went down a dirt rate toward Bathurst. Unlike today there was no power steering and there was only one driver per vehicle for 9 hours straight. These were great days and as we moved into the 70's with the debut of the GTHO Falcon and XU1 Torana this race inspired driver from all over the world. The pit area was nothing like today as members of the ARDC we would set up a tent and it was magic. That's when motor racing was fun. Harry Firth (the silver fox) went on to be possibly the best team manager in history (HDT)
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  33272. You should check out singapore 2019 leclerc pole lap
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  33273. Why do Queensland people spell their beer XXXX? Because they can't spell BEER. 🤣🤣🤣. I'm a Queenslander so I can pull the piss out of us. I'm a new sub. Your videos make me smile. Peace out to you and the family mate. ✌👍
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  33274. From Ireland. If you're ever pouring Guinness draught from a tap, 2 part pour. If you're pouring from a draught can, put the can completely upside down in the glass, let it settle and then gradually lift the can out of the glass.
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  33275. @IWrocker A good feed an hour before plus Cougar Bourbon overproof & Coke for me, within 6 hours I can finish a bottle & still be sober, for some reason I can't get drunk on this Bourbon. Obviously going drinking at any club or pub is no good for me because it cost too much money but luckily one xmas work's party at a bowling green type club I was getting 2 drinks at a time of double shot Black Label Jack Daniels & Coke all night & I racked up 22 drinks, I rode my mountain bike home 8 km or 5 mile, slept for 3 hours then turned up for work the next day for my shift with my boss hovering around everywhere to see if I was doing my job up to speed as usual because he suspected that I was drunk from the night before lol, it was so funny, I'd hate to see the bill for my drinks alone, they would have blown the xmas party's budget out by miles lol.
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  33276. I can't believe you made a 20 minute video about counting biscuits 😂😂 xx
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  33277. Yay! I requested this on Instagram! So excited for this!
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  33278. Car 182 is an Opel Manta B 400 rally car, I had a road version of one of these for several years that I called my £36 car. Every part I ever had to replace, headlight, doorskin, part exhaust, brake pads, all cost £36 for some reason. Great, good looking car
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  33279. Hi man, here in South America, specifically in Chile, we’ve been having extreme cold these days, and it’s snowing even closer to the desert, something historic that almost never happens. I’d be very comfortable with 38C to be honest tho.
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  33280. This guy forgot the most important thing, in the EU we have asymmetrical headlights and in the USA they are symmetrical! Euro cars don't dazzle oncoming drivers as much
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  33281. Just FYI, the world friends channel is a korean channel. All those contributors are living in south korea. Some of them for a long time. Makes sense that they may be a little out of touch with their countries.
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  33282. Merry Christmas family! <3
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  33283. Can you do the same thing with Switzerland?
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  33284. Sorry to ask, state side mates, do you guys not have plenty of birds flying around your back yards and cities? Maybe you just like ours so much because they’re different?
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  33285. If you want to hear the BRM V16 properly, checkout the onboard footage. There's an onboard video of someone sending it in the wet by Follyfilms where you can properly hear the car unlike at goodwood.
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  33286. Kiwis make best chocolate in the world
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  33287. I've said it a million times, but I would have loved to have seen the time he would have done if he completed the lap. He was giving it 11/10ths Worth watching the 1992 shoot out lap he did in the Sierra
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  33288. smoked oysters and chicken crimpy.. hahha to die for.
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  33289. You should recognise one of the commentators, leigh Diffey who is full time Indycar commentator in the US now.
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  33290. This was last week nice that you are totally updated with wrc
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  33291. "this makes it look like there are barely any trees" Well Nullarbor plain. From the latin. Null meaning none, zero, nada, zip. Arbor meaning trees. Only 77,000 square miles. Technically there might be a couple of trees out there, but most of it is scrubland so it's bushes not trees.
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  33292. There's actually a few videos from the drivers who explain the steering wheel and their layouts, might be an interesting watch. Just search up F1 steering wheels explained
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  33293. I always wondered about this but never bothered to google it. Interesting! I always assumed it was something to do with its small population or something.
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  33294. G'day Ian, That Yellow on the 1996 Holden GTSR was in response to the 1995 Volvo 850 T5R which was a Custard Yellow with Dark Gunmetal Rims & Accents plus a Red 'R' I've had people tell me 'This is worth $$$$$....., because that is what people are asking' but to me... Something is only ever worth what someone is willing to pay, so while 1 example may sell for a $1000000 because a few people specifically want that one, another different one may be sold for way less as not so many or only one person wants it.
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  33295. Every single year I'm there, is more than worth it 👍
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  33296. For an outdoors person a Cabelas shop is paradise.
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  33297. Hello Ian you should check out Rolex Sydney to Hobart yacht race 2018 film the spirit of yachting
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  33298. Ha! I just put mine on this past weekend! Betcha had to re-use those factory bolts! They are made here in Phx. so I had them weld exrta tabs onto the flat plates on each side. CB ant. on one side HAM on the other. (I feel like a catfish 😄) They made me a pretty good deal on some 8" KCs two driving and two wides. Halogen, couldn't pop for LEDs right now. And I did guess a lightbar, but not necessarily RED, though I did put it in a comment. Getting some schwag from DTC to send to you. I'll put my PM in with so not commenting to the world. Ironic, the founder of KC was a good customer of ours when I was a kid. Flagstaff and Williams, AZ are only about 30 miles apart. Peace!
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  33299. That Red Holden ute you were looking at.. for 100k.. It has a corvette engine. Does 0 to 60 in under 5 seconds.. magnetic ride control suspension.. it will embarras a Ferrari around a track.. look up Holden ute lap of nurburg ring.. it's a corvette with a Bloody Big Trunk, and handles better..
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  33300. These guys are nuts to me it's a death wish but when your passionate and love what you do the sometimes the risk doesn't matter.
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  33301. Hi Ian another cool vid mate nice work , You might be interested at watching our * Touring car masters * series it features all older models of vehicles pretty sure they start in the 60's and go up the the early 80's . I could be wrong with the exact year models just listed those as a ball park figure . ✌️👌
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  33302. I’m so lucky 🍀 to work at a holden dealer for one the best one in south Australia and my boss has a big Collection of holden cars and his son has a black maloo you would like this video (Michael Steinborner Holden Collector: Classic Restos series 47) it is a good video the YouTube channel is called hi Shannon‘s insurances all so own a holden ute and yes I have driven just a v8 ute but not a Maloo but love to have one
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  33303. At 2:00, the VW Transporter has Scottish gaelic written on it. Ambaileans means Ambulance. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  33304. Great to see how much appreciation shown. Great gifts fro the guys down under. Makes me proud to be 🇦🇺. I will be sending you a couple of packages soon. Keep an eye out. I know you will love these. Keep up the good work you are doing with your channel. Great to see a Yank lovin the Aussie👍👍
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  33305. you should watch them driving on water... literally ON water... like crossing deep large ponds without sinking deeper than few inches 😋
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  33306. 5:01 "Alvin Purple" ✌️
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  33307. you should check out Trafalgar Holden Museum in the state of victoria its worth a look
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  33308. I've seen Milo Ice cream in the supermarkets here as well as Milo cereal but they have more Milo products in South East Asia (Thailand) where I lived for 5 years.
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  33309. Wanna see something aussie? Watch an episode of Bondi Rescue
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  33310. In Visby, Sweden, there are a few apartments for rent in a house that was built sometime during the 1260s.
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  33311. 3:51 - The navigator must've eaten more than he should at lunch. 🤣 4:13 - That's the famous Fafe jump in Portugal. Spectators gather by the thousands at the top of the hill to see what driver has the cojones to jump the longest distance. There are many videos on YT, even from WRC, with the best jumps from several years. 🙂 4:42 - Old Subarus, man, they sounded amazing!
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  33312. the big a$$ lizard is a goanna :)
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  33313. Since you're enjoying the Aussie car vids you should have a look at "love the beast" - it occasionally pops up on YouTube (less than lawfully). It's a documentary about Eric Bana in a rally and his love for cars. Really good watch, Bana went up about 1000 notches in my book when I watched it. Edit: might be too long for a react video though unless you want to select highlights. But it's definitely a good watch for any true car enthusiast. No ego involved, just a man and his love for his beast
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  33314. That is a 79 series Toyota Landcruiser (I may be wrong but I think that's the V8 Diesel version). Also in AUS we call those tray style Utes tray backs and you'll never guess what the tubs are called.. style sides.
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  33315. you can drive that in assetto corsa with mods and it is godly
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  33316. Coke in a glass bottle is so much better. Its the same with a beer in a glass bottle over a can
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  33317. A lot of games have 'gotten softer' in recent years, rugby (both League and Union) had softened somewhat, but they are still 'played hard', AFL has become softer as well, but it never started from a 'high base' compared to Rugby, so it's kind of like going from oatmeal to custard. If you want to watch really good rugby then any Australian 'State of Origin (League), Aus v NZ (League or Union), Aus v South Africa (Union), or ANY of the 'Pacific Island' Rugby teams (league or Union). 'Origin' and Aus v NZ is HUGE rivalry between the teams (bitter enemies on the field, but great friends once they step off the field), but in the islands Rugby is THE religion, and more important than ANYTHING else, they play with a flair and passion that is unmatched anywhere else in the world. And those players are QUICK, there was a player in the Wallabies (Australian Rugby Union International team) that weighed 140kg (~310lb) who could run the 100m in 10 seconds. Personal preference is Union closely followed by League, AFL I can take or leave, I don't watch it much if at all any more (the AFL grand final is in my home state this year due to the 'rona, and I personally couldn't care less).
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  33318. It looks chaotic. I recently watched the European Le Mans Series and let me tell you I haven't seen a more chaotic motorsport as I live.
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  33319. try Staropramen, it's the prague beer
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  33320. In my opinion the cars from the 90s sounded best - but yes, of course, these here are indeed a treat for sore ears. A staggering difference to the lousy excuses for racing engines F1 runs now. My absolute all time favourite is the 3.0 liter V12 from the 1995 Ferrari. While the itself was nothing to write home about, it sounded utterly fantastic.
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  33321. 02:30 the question asked is "what is the tallest mountain?" Everest is the highest peak but it sits on the Himalayan plateau which is already 17,000 ft high. The tallest would be from base to summit above sea level and the tallest is Denali (also known as Mount McKinley) in Alaska, which is 18,000 ft tall, Everest is 12,000ft tall base to summit. Mauna Kea in Hawaii if you include below sea level is the tallest overall at 30,610 ft taller than both Denali and Everest + the plateau.
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  33322. They’re also now experimenting with paddle shifters vs the normal sequential clutch less shifters, hoping the sequential manual stays instead of flappy paddles as it’s an awesome sound/experience.
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  33323. I liked this video. Maybe put in your own parameters for if you were moving here. What state you would choose , requirements, Maybe Pedro and his wife are moving with you. Set it up fantasy style, Maybe you won lottery . 2.5 million Aussie dollars.
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  33324. You have to taste Fanta Klassik in a green glassbottle from Germany. Even for me as a non Fanta fan this Fanta tastes very good, especially right off the fridge 👌🏻
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  33325. I fully expect that King Kong was living up on those mountains.
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  33326. Ian, loose change can be five small coins, which, if they’re $2 coins can mean $10 in your pocket the size of five nickels.
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  33327. wtf, dude, i hear you saying kimi's full name first time and i wonder how you said it so well.. actually perfect if not counting the "soft R" :D
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  33328. Issac Butterfield is a bloody legend, he’s a very good comedian and has a great YT channel 👍
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  33329. That Unimog Community's IG-channel is very much worth a look, they constantly post about interesting and odd unimogs or from the history of it.
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  33330. *Nice cars*. Holy smokes, now you've lit a fire in my belly. These Holden HQ GTSs (together with the Holden Torana SLR5000), were the sworn enemy of the Ford XA GT. These days I know they're all worthy of respect. A bloke I knew worked wonders with a 327 Chev motor in a Holden Monaro. My father had a Holden FB with three-speed column shift and no synchromesh in 1st - a classic. My dream car remains a "Ford Falcon XA sedan GTHO 351 Phase4". Rare as hen's teeth. Thanks for the virtual car show. :)
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  33331. I wonder if the RX goes drifting? 😏
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  33332. Thanks weatherman Ian.😜 Merry Christmas to you all over there.
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  33333. They said that we’re really into footy which yes that is true but not afl. NRL is the better one in my opinion.
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  33334. Nice Škoda Favorit ! The 1st front engine model after years of rear engine. Now a rare car even in Eastern Europe ! So in the USA... That's a unique car !
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  33335. Thanks for that brother. Think it was the year before he got a smashed windscreen, went into the pits, the crew booted the rear windscreen out and he carried on. There is a great doco called Holden Dealer Team 1969_1987 on youtube which has great interviews and race footage. In the 70s they ran the engines in driving the cars from Melbourne to Bathurst and got up to all sorts of Shenanigans along the way. On one pre race teast drive Larry Perkins got off a ticket by letting the cop drive the race car while he drove the cop car. The good old days...
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  33336. For a more modern, road legal car sounding great, check out the Lexus LFA if you don't know it. I know it's not on the same level (and it's pretty "artificial" as its sound is "manufactured", in a way), but for a road car, it sounds really good... On the race cars side, 90's to early 2000's F1 are probably the next step, as some of them are just awesome to hear ;)
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  33337. I’ve run both BFG A/T and Goodyear Duratrac on my old truck (still on stock duratrac on the PowerWagon). With the BFG I always had balancing problems. Noisy as hell, and not the best ride. They did perform well in most conditions and they lasted for about 65k miles (I couldn’t wait for them to wear out as I couldn’t stand the ride or sound). The Duratrac were far quieter and smoother ride. I will also say, there IS a difference between the Duratracks that you get at a tire store vs the OEM ones FCA puts on the Power Wagon (the aftermarket ones seem better quality ride and sound). My brother in law had Nittos on his truck and got no life out of them. I’m sure you’ll hear all kinds of opinions, so just adding my experience as I don’t have any brand loyalty I do know I’ll be paying attention to what 35s you end up with as I’ll probably bump up to 35l ATs on my power wagon when it’s time to change.
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  33338. Hi from Portugal! Can you do a react video about the portuguese car brand UMM ? It's a great 4x4 off road vehicle.
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  33339. I used to teach my friend's kids how to do the slam with chocolate milk. Living dangerously is my middle name. :) Arnotts also make Tiny Teddies, little teddy bear biscuits about the size of a finger knuckle. If you look far enough you can find a European version which is hollow and a lump of chocolate inside. Bite off one hand and the other foot and you can do the bear slam.
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  33340. Congratulations mate! I'm really happy for you and yours. I hope the numbers keep on growing, it's been amazing watching as you become international.
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  33341. @IWrocker pls look at classic cop cars
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  33342. https://youtu.be/ct400YPXNH8 summernats 35 is on this year
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  33343. why all the downvote...mehn i'v been a tesla fan, but this shit is ridiculous..Any criticism of tesla and elon is like a death sentence to any channel..the truck is fucking HORRID, its UGLY..the kind of ugly only a mother of fanboy would love..get over it fanboys..enough is enough smfh
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  33344. This thing is cranky!🤘🔥
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  33345. This is not what I was expecting at all when I read the video title, I was expecting a financial reason about how all the money was in banks or on people, or some sort of printing restrictions, but never a 0 Euro note. I also like that they are polymer, as that sets them apart by tact and can help a lot of people against scams.
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  33346. Yes, it’s winter right now and it’s summer at Christmas. The other thing to take into account being the Southern Hemisphere is that it’s hot and tropical in the north and colder in the south. Some parts of southern Australia get snow, particularly the south eastern mountain areas but the snow season isn’t long.
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  33347. There is a company in the US who are bringing in Aussie Holden utes and converting them to left hand drive there is a video on YouTube about them
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  33348. If you like dry places to live. You would love Alice Springs in the NT. The Todd river regatta is a good laugh. Those pink areas were rainfall with over 3 metres (10 feet) of rainfall
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  33349. Here some fake footage.... This police man was not filmed in the US but in Frankfurt, Germany 😅 Can you see the difference ? https://youtu.be/_ozDyPR7WIM
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  33350. Will my parcel feature in a video? I sent you guys some treats from Haigh's. Chris from Adelaide :)
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  33351. Hey Ian, I've been waiting for you to find this... Fun fact, Dick Johnson was in the movie "Days Of Thunder" driving in the #17 "Redcote" Ford Thunderbird
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  33352. Recent subscriber here from Sweden. Thank you for at least trying to bury the American stereotype. If everyone, no matter what side of the pond, were as open minded as you we might not have any wars. Skål!
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  33353. You forgot to check unimog's!!!
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  33354. That white ute in the video is old enough for you to import to America and drive right hand drive!
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  33355. Ukrainian sweet gift box translates Happy Saint Nicholas Day In Ukraine, it`s a children holiday 6 December. According to legends Saint Nicholas (Mykolai) visits all children during the night and brings presents.
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  33356. This was a make or break test for the Falcon in Australia. The 1960 Falcon had the same chassis as the American one, which was designed for smooth highways not rutted dirt roads and was weak in key areas. The Falcon was getting a bad name for poor durability. Ford Aus beefed up the chassis to take the punishment the dirt roads were dishing out. This test was to prove it. Ford invited all the important press to attend to prove the new Falcon could hack Aussie conditions.
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  33357. I'm Portuguese and i love your channel. One day i will go to USA
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  33358. Good buy at that price as they ask about million for a falcon gt phase 3
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  33359. Congrats on the new bundle of joy to your family - may she live a long happy life with you all.
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  33360. Hey mate, i understand how a lot of sub recomend stuff to you. Here is one more for your list. OUTBACK GOLD FEVER. you'll love the landscape.
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  33361. Can you react to russel coight
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  33362. There's a great documentary from my country about Michael Schumacher where it all started in Spa... i dunno if the subtitles are any good, but it's a great watch... and about an hour long and is broken up in 4 parts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLEJpBcoWtM
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  33363. hi ian that was great, here in australia we've had two fi champions sir jack brabham x 3 -1959- 60- 1966 & alan jones 1980. sir jack was a legend he is the only driver to win the formula one championship (1966) driving a car he built himself with aussie repco v8 power.brabham backed it up the following year with another champoinship with a second car driven by denny hulme a kiwi in (1967). that record will never be broken due to the current rules. cheers
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  33364. That's a mad coincidence, I just posted a 917K video on Twitter this morning.
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  33365. Cast wait for you to check out our State of Origin matches mate,your going to love it......QUEENSLANDER TILL I DIE!!
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  33366. Hey man, I've watched a heap of your videos now. Never seen your take on the VE Maloo ute here in aus. Comes in either 6.0Litre or 6.2Litre with a 6speed manual. My VE is bog standard with nothing but a 3inch exhaust and a tune and it makes 350rwhp. In a ute this is awesome fun
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  33367. Here’s a compilation of different songs from different cars https://youtu.be/y5opv-r9nZc
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  33368. iwrocker. have u seen the new N visions from hyundai.? 🔥
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  33369. Formula OffRoad will be in USA this year later in the autumns .... not sure October I think. Formula OffRoad will be in Skien, Norway first weekend of September 3-4th.
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  33370. Sean played acharacter thatwas written by Ian :-)
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  33371. Watch Shane van gisbergan 2:01 in the mclaren 650s. Unreal lap. Even matt Campbell pole lap 2019 Bathurst 12 hour (maybe 2020) you’ll see how fast the cars can go around the mountain!
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  33372. Liam was born in Cardiff so he did have a slight advantage
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  33373. Drivers were a different breed back then
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  33374. So, have you seen kangaroos on the track yet? That is just mental!
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  33375. Whoever that Pommy Poster was , that was being commented ABOUT , I totally agree . He is a Clueless Clickbait FUCKWIT . Brazil you MIGHT avoid because of the Ants . " Paramunta " , The Army Ants . About once in a Generation those happen . The Perentie is a type of Goanna . Quite large , striped Lizard . Beautiful Creature . But certainly nothing like a Kimodo Dragon . And I love OP's Aussie Blunt Speak . We ARE like that . Political Incorrect isn't quite dead here yet .
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  33376. Mopar madness yes. Had a 1977 265/4speed in a panel van. With some simple upgrades it was a V8 killer.
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  33377. Yep they were ol Formula One cars. The third one was a McClaren. Same as the one driven by James Hunt when he beat Niki Lauda.
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  33378. You should watch Juan Pablo Montoya switching cars with a Nascar driver in Indianapolis, I think he was Gordon if Im correct
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  33379. Cockatoo on the socks Ian. The Superb Lyrebird at the end, the one that mimics other birds and all kinds of sounds.
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  33380. The spiders look harmless, have plenty in and around my Queensland home, and only keep a real watch out for redbacks but don't see very many of them
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  33381. My first car to drive was a Peugeot 106 that had a very similar body of the 205 and the car was just amazing. It had a balance that I never experienced in any other car after that. You could whip it around and bring it back again with ease. I can only image what a fantastic car the 205 was.
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  33382. So glad I have my PW, looking a new truck prices are just outrageous. Now I have a kid getting ready to drive and even a good used car is expensive.
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  33383. Straws lane near hanging Rock marked as magnetic road on Google Earth.
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  33384. The catch is called a mark mate haha And jumping on someone like that is called a specky
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  33385. Your a nice human being Ian. Hard not to smile when I watch your videos.
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  33386. No offence to the grownups but Emma stole the show for me.
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  33387. I like your videos, thank you for making them. If you like durable trucks, check Tatra. edit: oh, I just noticed that you have already watched at those. Look at this one, it is not for a whole episode for your channel, but it is quite fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iv53kqqrwM
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  33388. Ours come in glass bottle too I always get them if I can 🇦🇺🦘
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  33389. I remember the first F1 race race I went to with my mates in Melbourne in 2000. As we were walking up to the grandstands we could see many people selling earplugs/hearing protection. We laughed and said to ourselves we don't need earplugs, who are these guys trying to sell this wimpy stuff to. We got to the grandstand and as soon as the first F1 cars went past we ran out like a bunch of scared school kids looking for those hero's selling the earplugs. Those were the days, those beautiful screaming V8's.
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  33390. sorry didnt know where else to post as i can't find your discord. but check this out, from our recent floods. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsgMxAXF0Ko
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  33391. Hey IWrocker, you have no idea how incredible those Scania really sound, they r bonkerz. I have a video i would like to share with you, by; BlackMike GR, thats the channel name, and its titled: Scania Konstantinidis R950, the sound of this particular beast and turbo whine is incredible.....Pshhhhhh Sututututuuuuu....men incredible you gotta check it out.
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  33392. Tim Tams have an American connection. They were named after the winner of the 1958 Kentucky Derby.
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  33393. There's DLC for both American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, called Special Transport.
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  33394. Lol,chimichangas,never heard of them before. Pretty funny name.
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  33395. Loving the content mate, great stuff. One thing I couldn't help but notice is the raw Paddys are extremely red compared to ones I get her in auz. The could be a multitude of reason to way but I thought I would just point that out. I would definitely enjoy one of these bad boys down at the pub. I think bacon would be a nice touch tho.
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  33396. I was down that way a few years back.The ferry was $A240
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  33397. Happy birthday Ian you share the same birthday date as I do
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  33398. That picture of Melbourne shows Albert Park lake and that road in the picture is part of the grand prix track.
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  33399. Always interesting to dive into the world of another country with very different foods and stuffs. Crazy to think that "we" think, ours is so normal and we don't even know how different the SAME is in another country. Crazy. Thanks for sharing your opinions / reactions.
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  33400. no legal export of wild caught reptiles from Australia, so that is why they are rare as pets
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  33401. Good game, not bad for 1st time. I know you're in the learning stage but one thing I would say to you is, look around the table especially after pocketing a red. You took a long Blue (which you missed) to the top of the table when the Pink was to your right near the bottom pocket. Try to remember the value of the coloured balls, it will improve your scoring. Keep at it, and show us how much you improved in a few weeks.
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  33402. I love it, Mate. It's awesome you genuinely seem to dig my country.
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  33403. I live in the WA desert. Not hard to get that sort of lighting we get insane sunrises and sunsets! Every single day!
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  33404. The flies can be bad but mainly far out west.
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  33405. Mate those Utes sound pretty good 👍
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  33406. Great comparison video. Cheers.
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  33407. 🍻🍻👊🏻 now you can winch out more f150’s🤣🤣,with a clean truck!👍🏻🤣
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  33408. You might want to try Troy Kinne.....https://youtu.be/-_kXIGvB1uU He's funny as.
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  33409. In the Netherlands the water source for the city of Utrecht tapwater is almost next to the source where Sourcy gets its water from.
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  33410. That type of round white and black ball we call soccer yes. The price here is the price. We have GST, but shops are under a legal obligation to have that included within the shown price. That's good they are adding metric in schools. Aggravate is a bit strong but American dating is trippy and we do have to stop and think when signing up on a US based website. Here I would write it as 16/9/21. The way we think of it is "Today is the 16th of September" If that helps at all. So I think a large part of it is how we speak. Driving though and swapping everything must be really hard. I saw one American who came here for work saying she kept trying to indicate with the windscreen wipers because everything is swapped, not just the side of the road. Here you are an adult at 18 and have all the right of an adult, including drinking.
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  33411. hey charger ✌
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  33412. Would love some more nascar in Australia, Nascar will still be seconds a lap slower then a Supercar driven by the best in their respective cars though.
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  33413. A little tidbit about building construction in Philadelphia, PA. Until 1987, by a “gentlemen's agreement” (a voluntary, but strictly adhered-to rule), no one built a building in Philadelphia higher than William Penn's hat on his statue atop City Hall. Liberty Place, a two-tower shopping and hotel complex was proposed and, amid much controversy concerning its height, was built that year. Since then there have been a handful of other buildings that went higher. So, when you look at Philly you can kind of tell which buildings got the green light to go taller after Liberty Place was built.
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  33414. i thought it would be Maro Engel driving as he is who i think of most when i picture a current merc gt3 car. he's an absolute beast. you should really check out the gt racing that happens at the nordschleife. ofc the nurburgring 24hr's (imo, it always offers a good race, but Le Mans has prototypes, not just gt3 and gt4) and the NLS series (a german gt endurance series) also gt3's lap around 7 minutes. a 6:57 is pretty fast (also what the porsche 918 spyder set. fastest convertible time around the ring) for a gt3 car i think
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  33415. This channel has a great indoor set up too, they do different accident scenarios on a construction site . Toys wise I have rock crawlers and i make 1/8 rally cars out of the WLtoys 124016...loads better than anything currently on the market rally car wise😉👌
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  33416. If you want more insane TATRA trucks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoDYCjsCq-Y and this whole channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkqbQlB9WiXpuS3vRd-ONcw
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  33417. React to Billy t James- buying a house... funniest comedian of the 80s i n new Zealand
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  33418. heyyy dude, havent seen you in my recommendeds for ages!
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  33419. To share a fun fact. Welsh has some sounds that we really don’t use in English. As heard at the end of the world it has the same sort of ‘ch’ sound an german or Gaelic (X in IPA notation) and also has a unique sound represented by a double l. An interesting short video in this same vein could be looking up how to pronounce it, but essentially it’s kind of like a hiss, made by blowing air out of your mouth, around your tongue, or you can bodge it by making a harsh ‘f’ sound.
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  33420. As a Belgian from the Dutch speaking part, I salute you for this video. It was really cool watching it. Greetings!
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  33421. What the !!!! Of course there was good photo camera before the digital age
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  33422. Ian, the car you were looking at from 2015 is not Nevera... it is their first car, called Concept One! it is smaller and, except for the flank styling detail called "the neck tie" is completely different.... Nevera (its development name was Concept two) has the largest single piece carbon fiber monocock body in the industry and is a larger car than Concept One...
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  33423. One of the loudest racecars was the Audi Quattro Group B cars. There's footage in the Michelle Mutton documentary that shows how loud perfectly! Check it out, hair raising!!
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  33424. Great race sim yeah such a shame no real Aussie v8 muscle pretty good lap mate. Think Rfactor 2 has some good Aus content.
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  33425. If you can find it over there and you're doing a Belgium Beers, part 2, you SHOULD try Delirium Tremens with the pink elephant as logo. It was once nominated for best beer in the world. You won't regret it. ;-)
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  33426. All I want to know is ARE YOU READY FOR BATHURST ??????????? 😂😂😂
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  33427. Chips mate Not Crisps! We dont use that term at all Just Chips covers Corn Chips/Potato Chips etc
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  33428. State of origin is the pinnacle of rugby league. It like the NFL Pro bowl but a rivalry more intense then bears v packers.
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  33429. What was funny is that I went hit the like on my alt account and it was already at 2.4k
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  33430. Your right plenty of tall girls here mate-
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  33431. Australia doesn't really have dangerous animals like people think. Sure taipans and such will ruin you but you'd have to be trying to catch it to get bitten. Crocodiles are man killers too... I briefly forgot about them. But we don't have lions or bears so it's safe to go hiking pretty much anywhere.
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  33432.  @IWrocker  I did meet some American tourists in Cairns (great barrier Reef) that were afraid to touch anything and everything. They genuinely believed they were in Jurassic Park after the power shut off. It was to late to convince them it's safe at that point. Honestly I could have convinced them butterfly's were deadly.
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  33433. Next Unimog and Scania!!!
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  33434. What's all the complaining about. You're down aren't ya 😂 There not all Irish pilots. I'm Irish, DAMMED IF ID FLY AGAIN WITH THEM . The last time I swear the captain thought he was reincarnated from the RED BARON and was reliving his last dog fight 😂
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  33435. YEEEHHAAA🙂
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  33436. You may enjoy Pilsner Urquell (pronounced urkell). It is from Plzeň in Czechia, the town that gave its name to the Pilsner type of beer. It is similar to the Budvar, but slightly sharper.
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  33437. If you love Bathurst you need to check out the Summernats!
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  33438. Man i love highclimb the sound is outrageaous 👍🏻 thanks bud
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  33439. My wife used to be an ambo, one trip her ambulance got a roo strike on the rear quater, left an imprint that looked like the quantas logo. Grandfather XD falcon needed new front end after he hit a roo. Tough bastards, they are.
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  33440. That was amazing.. really interesting indeed
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  33441. Happy new year to your family, friends and viewers.
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  33442. Ford have been the last down the line for some years now... but this new Puma surely looks better... let's hope they can make some progress. And sure you can get one and drive, just put 3-5 million down to table.
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  33443. Wow im blown away I really never thought of how bizarre and weird the English language is. She's got some good points
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  33444. Tobin Williams is the best at the accent
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  33445. Ian, looking at your map, do you ever go to Lake Michigan? perhaps for holidays or breaks? Your "lake" holiday culture really fascinates me, you seem to have so much water there
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  33446. Want see a vid whe ya finished them all and the lollies 😂Legend, gday from blue mountains Australia 🇦🇺 🤙🏼
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  33447. When I was a kid these things used to remind me of transformers aka devastator
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  33448. sometimes in Australia you can see "grey imports" ,five year old used cars from Japan that unviable to retain because of tough roadworthy laws there, as Japan is also right hand drive some cars go to New Zealand and Australia
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  33449. I bet you would love the czech Tatra trucks. Both old and new ones. They are the european kings of mud,gravel, sand, any off-road application
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  33450. Yeah CCs are great for Nachos, and pico de gallo, the cheapest brand at the store too. I prefer the plain though, fake cheese is not really delicious.
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  33451. IWrocker you should definitely do a big burnout with the old duratracs burn them till they blow then rotate them and do it again with the front ones
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  33452. In Aus we grew up with Milo pretty much as a staple at smoko time. The typical Milo drink (for me) is two heaped teaspoons of Milo in a glass, about 70% fill the glass with cold milk, stir like crazy, eat the 'scrunchy' bits on the top, and then drink the Milo/milk. Alternatively with just a splash of hot water to dissolve more Milo, before adding the cold milk. I might have a Milo right now. Cheers.
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  33453.  @IWrocker  all jokes my American friend
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  33454. The garden hose and gatorade is a joke about making a bong. Very aussie thing cut a hole in the bottle and use garden hose.
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  33455. The official (I think? never heard it otherwise at least) french pronunciation of the 2CV is "deux cheveaux", (2=deux, CheVeaux), meaning "two horses", because that's pretty much what the initial model delivered, two horsepower 😊
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  33456. once again uturns are very similar to you guys in the US their legal and ilegal yes we have mobil and shell
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  33457. Is that new part a hood protector?
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  33458. Love the fack he whats to drink with the salty snacks
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  33459. #Iwrocker Brisbane used to be known as Brisbane bears look them up they merged with fitzroy lions
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  33460. :person-turqouise-waving:
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  33461. I love your appreciation
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  33462. This time you have done a perfekt choise. Mvh Olle from sweden
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  33463. That XC front end looked tuff.
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  33464. Love this class. A blend of old bodies and some newer tech.
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  33465. The new Year begins with a bang, congrats man, you deserve it!
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  33466. We had the Taurus and the falcon in the late 90s, the Taurus was not popular at all. Everyone just bought the falcon.
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  33467. Ive been wanting you to watch videos about these cars for ages. Check out the races at Bathurst.
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  33468. This is great Kimi content right here. Kimis car overheats in Monaco and goes for a walk. Watch the video and see where he goes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMzeluIxblY
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  33469. Nice one mate, got to watch aboriginal pingu, bloody hilarious, the guy who made the video is aboriginal, ...it is really funny mate. It's called bush tucker Bunjie
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  33470. 5:33 - The company is Schmideder - Agricultural transportation; located in Tann, Bavaria, Germany; approx. 70 miles east of Munich
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  33471. 1 too many can's of Jimmy and 3 too many joints later, I sub 45 mins after leaving this comment.... time to walk the dogs and get some fresh air FFFFFFFFAAAAARRRRRRRKKKKKK!!! Lockdown really f**k's with some people... LOL
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  33472. @IWroker if you want to buy a high rise unit it would set you back between 950.0000 to1,4 million
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  33473. Even though I can´t provide a link to a good video, I founbd it very interesting to see the differences in specialiced trucks like cranes or those used for delivering pumpable concrete or for clearing garbage cans, the severs etc. Some of the differences are quiet interesting, some take a while before figuring out the way it is suppoed to be used/work.
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  33474. the big spiders you dont need to worry about so much, at least you can see where they are. this friday just gone, just chillin at my computer watching pokemon. see movement out the corner of my eye. whats that? a spider building a web between my shoulder and my desk? yeah thats when i flip the f out.
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  33475. G'day Ian mate, 🤣🤣🤣👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🦘what can I say not much mate except for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  33476. What he didn't say is that China called themselves out. They actually admitted to being enemies of the world and wanted to take everything over and sabotage other countries. Australia has in turn turned their back on them and seeks out and forces pressure on all Chinese companies and force them all to back out and cut all ties. Ultimately China will lose and turn on itself and self destruct because they never had any political or monetary power to begin with and Australia is pointing it out that no one has to fear being blackmailed by all the Chinese companies that have shown constant and blatant criminal activities.
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  33477. I want to go to a race like that !
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  33478. STILL waiting reaction for bmw fw26 sound..3liter v10 screaming 19000rpm
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  33479. If you like John Clarke (and you absolutely should!), you need to go back to his earliest work as Fred Dagg. This was the first instance that I can remember of satire making its way into mainstream Kiwi culture as we were just beginning to shed the shackles of Empire. One of the most popular television programmes of the time was 'Country Calendar' (which is still going and is still bloody good in its own way). From time to time, they'd do some rurally-themed humour and that was how we all go introduced to JC's Fred Dagg character. He was LOVED throughout the country. See why: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeUzrsjwF4I&t=421s
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  33480.  @b.w.9392  i usually drive in city centres to deliver goods to supermarkets in the netherlands and belgium
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  33481. Such a great road!
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  33482. we climbed NgunNgun couple months back. Really nice views from top. Australia Zoo is very close by.
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  33483. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the copper who pulled over the lambo broke the law themselves. Changing lanes in an intersection.
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  33484. Speaking of video games - Grid 2019 has V8 supercars, Holden and Ford, but only has Sydney Motorsport Park, not Mt Pano Grid 2014 - however worse graphics does have Mt Panorama However i think ur best bet is Grand Turismo Sport with the Ford Mustang around Bathurst if u wanted to play
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  33485. One of my brothers (who lives with me) is currently working on the rally as a flag marshal as he's a car club member and they always do that. I'm more into classic American cars and hot rods myself.
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  33486. re: AI - a lot of these games now will load online players' laps for your offline races. I think the number next to their gamertag (when you're close to another car, it displays) is their standing on the leaderboard. I find it helps me to figure out when I've practiced enough to go online without embarrassing myself. <grin> You look pretty good! Big respect for turning off the driver aids and jumping right into it! You might be able to turn off the 'automatic spin recovery' as well, you'll need to poke around in this menus a little bit. Also...there are rally games now, too..(hint, hint)
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  33487. Didn't you do a lap in simulator of 2:28 & Brokie did a last lap of 2:21 in 79.. so you didn't do to bad..
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  33488. We visited free training once with school years ago. That was the only time i got a headache from loud sound. Really crazy how loud that is. You can compare it with a lot of military jets passing you xD
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  33489. We give out nick names to people & if you love motor racing you would be known as a "Petrol Head" - no it does mean you sniff fuel - just love motor vehicle racing. Note we do have ute & semi racing too in Australia.
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  33490. 7:27 wombat
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  33491. :) woot woot! Totally won this :) it was a blast driving that beast 😎😎😎💪🏼🤘
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  33492. outback steakhouse america have them if u have one near you mate go try them there yummy
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  33493. paw paw ointment is a fantastic healer
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  33494. If you ever get the chance to drive a 911 take it. The thing that will strike you first is the handling. The steering is so direct and 'pointy', they feel like they weigh as much as an egg crate, but feel stiff and solid at the same time, hard to describe. I've been lucky enough to drive both road and race trim 911s and they have a unique feel. That being said, that 935 is something else, I bet they have to measure your chest hair length before you can even stand near it.
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  33495. Hi, thanks for beautiful video :) I highly recommend Amazing places to visit in Czech Republic by Joyous Travel, there are some other interesting and beautiful places 😍
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  33496. I got my licence (both lessons and exam) on a 206 HDI (turbo diesel), very common, pretty much every driving school I saw in France had them at that time (that or a Renault Clio). It was sort of fun, but I prefered my dad’s older gasoline 1.6 L Peugeot 309. It was more nervous (a few more horses and 250kg lighter), with less electronics, no ABS nor power streering. Driving 40mph on the narrow curvy road in the fields and forest, I felt like I was a rally driver. That car got stollen, used in a rodeo in a mud field and we got it back. Appart from a plastic cover, they couldn’t manage to damage it. I got in a car crash with it, some dude hit me from the left in the center of the car. 2 doors replaced, center pillar reshaped and reinforced and back on the road :D My dad sold it 10 or 15 years ago for a few hundred euros. It was more than 150k miles, needed a new clutch and maybe a transmission rebuild but still kicking. Very easy to drive, maintain and repair. I wish he kept it (he would have if he had the garage space).
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  33497. Here in Australia we would refer to this as fully sick
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  33498. they never said it was the heaviest
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  33499. Here is something which relates to that topic: Why McDonald's Failed In Iceland Why 7-Eleven Failed In Indonesia The REAL Truth on Why Uber Never Had a Chance in Asia Why Uber Failed In Korea | ASIAN BOSS
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  33500. We call that lorry an "Artic" meaning articulated lorry in Ireland and the U.K
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  33501. That's one cool car. Thanks Ian.
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  33502. Also check out unidan engineering in Australia who I think ship world wide and modified and parts like high speed diff gears bull bars etc
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  33503. hello iwrocker it is a beautiful building in leuven i have also seen it up close you can visit it and at the same time drink belgian beer and eat mussels haha ​​worth a nice city trip
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  33504. Thank you Ian for making this video it has made me laugh and smile so much it is so f**** funny Home and Away is a Australian famous soap and The Saddle Club is a kid's show you must be an honorary Aussie by now you'll get most of it well done
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  33505. One thing that’s different between America and Australia, you call the ground floor the first floor and we call the ground floor the ground floor. Cause it’s on the ground. The first floor is the next one up :)
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  33506. I think I clicked too early. Still lo-res.
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  33507. I used to own a 1967 Plymouth fury 4 door hardtop sedan (dodge Phoenix over here) loved it
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  33508. G'day Ian, Emma Andrew & Danni, 0:43 Emma making sure her tongue is ready & looks like she is thinking "Stop talking Dad, get pie in my belly 😋" plus she would make a great Australian Kid eating Straight Sauce off the Fork & Flakey Pastry off the Lid I'm not a Sauce Fan when it comes to Pie & Sausage Roll, especially as Pie has Gravy which is my Favourite Sauce. Danni & Ian you can Download some recopies get some Flaky Pastry & make your own Sausage Rolls 😋😋😋😋😋
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  33509. That song was popular in the 90s? Love your none Nationalist approach - this world needs more. Build Bridges not Walls.
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  33510. I feel the need to point out that in southern Australia the hottest part of the day is actually between 3 and 5pm
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  33511. Speaking for myself I love seeing the kids and their reactions. They are adorable.
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  33512. 👍🌏🇦🇺🐨🥂
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  33513. 3:20 The original helo was named Elvis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_(helicopter) not sure which one this is , could not catch the Rego number, we have a had a few come to Aus over the years 4:00 we call them Bush Fires I have heard US TV news call them Brush or Wild Fires Police cars used to Ford Falcons and Holden Commodores but now that both manufacturers are no longer make cars police now use just about any thing they can get their hands on
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  33514. Used to love leffe blonde when I used to drink... Belgium beers are amazing!
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  33515. Our police cars used to mostly just be Falcons and Commodores, but since they stopped making them they started to become more diverse in what cars they use. Mostly European cars, highway patrol use sports sedans like the KIA Stinger and BMW's.
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  33516. You should also check out a video on the Mercedes w124 V12 that these guys make it sound like an F1
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  33517. I'm Australian and constantly bewildered by your interest in our country! Being born and grown up here, I guess I just don't see the appeal haha. But then I love NHL, NFL and MLB and love the USA, so go figure!
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  33518. An amazing piece of Bathurst history, but although the fastest lap for many years, records can only be set in racing. Back in 2003 the cars were much closer to road cars. Only in more recent years they went the NASCAR route of shells on mainly a tube chassis. Still working lights, doors and wipers so they can race in the rain. Rain spices up lots of races with tyre strategy. Under pressure now since Holden and Ford stopped producing Commodores and Falcons by 2017. GM were market leader from about 1938 to 2005, but now are around 40th in sales. Without the Ranger ute Ford would struggle to be in the top twenty for sales.
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  33519.  @IWrocker  GM had such a rapid decline after Holden stopped production that the plan for GM cars badged as Holden's was abandoned and the nameplate retired. 2020 Holden badged cars down to below early fifties supply limited numbers. GM given up on right hand drive markets. Sales for 2020 : Toyota: 204,801 (-0.5% YTD) Mazda: 85,640 (-12.3% Hyundai: 64,807 (-24.7%) Ford: 59,601 (-5.8%) Mitsubishi: 58,335 (-29.9%) Kia: 56,076 (-8.8%) Volkswagen: 39,266 (-21.4%) Nissan: 38,323 (-24.2%) Subaru: 31,501 (-21.3%) Mercedes-Benz: 29,455 (-7.9%) Pandemic affected hence declines from previous year. Ford and Mitsubishi are heavily reliant on light truck/ute sales. So Ford would be 42,000 less without the Ranger. Biggest selling model is Toyota Hilux but sell significant numbers of Corollas and SUV types. SUV now half of all sales in Australia. Bathurst races in February this year and the TV coverage would not use the word Holden. Saw US News today that Toyota had also overtaken GM for the last quarter sales in the US.
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  33520. I think you did very well. The Map without outlines is kinda Hard with all the small nations in eastern Europe, i am from Germany and i would not get all of them Right.
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  33521. that wouldn't be too unrealistic actually. all these large fields get mechanically chopped off by tractors, it;s not the flower that holds the value, but the bulb in the ground. So during the bloom period, the flowers get chopped off, so that the remaining energy in the plant goes to the bulb, and not the flower. he can drive an unimog, just not with a plow, but with a kind of oversized lawnmower
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  33522. Glad you like like our emergency vehicles, check out our rallying scene 👍
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  33523. Can you do more f1 helmet cam reactions
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  33524. your no idiot , personal plates if u pay the extra you can get pretty plates,
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  33525. Great vid 👍 you should react to Truck Tropia on YouTube in the next video
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  33526. I knew you were moving, so knew you wouldn't be able to see us for a few days, so all good ❤️🙋🏼‍♀️🇦🇺
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  33527.  @IWrocker  Renault 4L and Citroen 2CV have a pretty high "head clearance" , for tall guys (it was a main spec to respect, for the engineers who worked on these 2 projects). They are great fun to drive. I heard there are some old models in Louisiana...but it would be cool if you came to France to try them. Some fans made fantastic restorations, and they are quite expensive now, as "collector models". You can rent 2CV for a Paris tour. Come on : Air France has daily flights from US to CDG Airport...
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  33528. I love your work, thankyou. Congratulations on the pregnancy, I am hoping all goes well. I think that anyone with a young family should understand that just going to the shops is hard enough let alone going half way around the world! Also Australia is very expensive so when you get the opportunity to visit, just be aware of that, which judging from your videos you are.
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  33529. If you were to put a thumbtack on the wettest town in Australia, it'll be Tully. Great vid, Thanks. (Edit - although Babinda might have something to say on this)
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  33530. Nice trucks👍
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  33531. For gods sake someone do a crowd fund and get this guy and his family over here for a holiday and documentary trip. Schedule it for Bathust and get him a pit pass and a fast lap. Ian, the place you must go is the Barrier Reef. You and your family will never forget it.
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  33532. Awesome memories bro. I loved the genuine joy you got in seeing all the old timers especially the young M Waltrip. We used to only get the Daytona 500 on tv in NZ once a year in the 70's and 80's. Used to love watching Cale Yarborough. Loved that #43 of Richard Petty's too. Chur chur 🤟🤟
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  33533. Holden /GM had a testing facility located in the then country area of Lang Lang a couple of years before this Ford facility. The facility was sold around six months ago for almost $40 million and there will probably be many developer;s pieces of heavy equipment racing around soon.
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  33534. This is a standard saying in aus now… also look up “nek minute”… it’s a common saying now for millennials
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  33535. Gday Ian & your family,I know you’re a off-roading nut ,same as me! If you want to see some of the 4B trips we get to do like the telligtaph track up to the top of cape York,top of Queensland and the high country in Victoria Simpson desert Queensland/ Northern Territory heading to Ayres rock catch 4WD 24/7 on utube !the guy’s do a great job with the adventure series
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  33536. Hey Ian, I'm not a wine drinker so just going to hijack this vid.😁 I know how much you love your trucks/4wheelers, deserts and Australia. Not sure if you're familiar with the Pilbara region of Western Australia but it has some of the best outback (real outback) scenery you'll ever see of Aus. Anyways, I suggest you give this a watch with your family when you get some downtime; if this doesn't make you love Australia more then nothing ever will 😉 https://youtu.be/3juvCAiVCns
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  33537. Haha I know what your family and friends are getting for Christmas 😂😂😂
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  33538. Very interesting video thanks
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  33539. You should way h an in car lap with Shane van Gisbergen on a good track. He will sometimes change sway bars and brake balance for the same three or four corners every lap. Sometimes more. It's one of the reasons he dominates so much.
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  33540. Bright coloured birds are loraketes
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  33541. Dutch tend to have a direct communication style, speaking quite frankly in a straightforward manner. At times, this may be misunderstood as rude, especially if one is not used to forthrightness. However, the Dutch tend to view direct communication as a well-appreciated form of openness.
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  33542. 0":54 not only raining but out side of Poland is 4 month snow and ice too . Yes Poland is that north then Canadan south regions.
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  33543. Adoro estas comparações. 👍
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  33544. there stupid bloody things they run out
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  33545. Same hostility happens to EV Drivers now days. There are always the old-ways-people who don´t like change and fear change and therefore hate all people that do changes and like progress
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  33546. Mate you should do laps in a sim comparing a nascar of whatever era vs. Different Aussie racecars through history. GT falcons, Monaros, A9X Torana, VL walkinshaw, Greens Tuff falcon, Supercars, any car you like. Do them on Bathurst or any other track, maybe Aussie cars on Laguna Seca or Road America.
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  33547. Wow just wow that's amazing!!!!!!!!! :)
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  33548. Phillip island is a lovely spot it's located 140 KMs 87miles from the heart of Melbourne. Access to the island is by a bridge it has a lot of attractions from fishing, fairy penguins, chocolate factory and the racing Could do a video on just the island I visited about 3 years ago planning to go again once lockdown finished
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  33549. Congrats fam!! I’ve loved watching you for a long time now, and I couldn’t be happier for you! ❤
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  33550. Western Sydney you don’t have the beach and it takes a very long time to get into CBD or Bondi if you even have the money to do that so it’s not really an option if you live in western Sydney
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  33551. If you think about it, a thong as underwear, is the same design for your bum as it is for your first two toes - 2 cheeks,two toes!. Easy mate.👍 Chips are chips. Crisps are chips. Fries are hot chips. So if you are clearly ordering hot chips you don't bother adding the "hot". Eg. Steak 'n' chips.👍
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  33552. @3:35 Discount Tire! (hey it is where I work, corp) Funny, my almost 16 year old daughter is more comfortable driving my PW than my wife. And yeah Ian, I too still have a tough time parking it occasionally. Daughter nails it every time. Weird. So some assweepay backed into it yesterday at Chick-fil-a. Munched the rear bumper. A new stock one is like $900. A Go Rhino is $695ish. Guess which way I'm going to go. ;-) Didn't notice much difference with the AEV Dorkel on the trip out to CA. With my Lexus, I did pick up 1mpg and more importantly lowered IAT on average 10*. That said if I can lower dust intake, it will be worth it. Their ProCal Module, thumbs up!!! For $170, well worth the recalibration for the speed/oddo. (couple other small tweaks too) I'd send it to you, but it can only be mated once. hasta from AZ buddy!
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  33553.  @IWrocker  it’s the Australian T20 league, bbl is an acronym for big bash league. T20 is short for 20-20 which is a limited over type of cricket, about around the timespan and excitement as an average baseball game.
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  33554. Its such a precise job "driving" one of these giant loads. Not only do you have the normal problems of truck driving but you have all the computer systems to keep track of the limits of the object, angles, tilt etc. so you don't make a mistake (collisions or rolling the load off to the side etc.). I grew up in a town that had a precision engineering firm that used to do complex welded/rivetted prefabricated sections for oil rigs and the like. The sections were long, wide, weighing many tons and since the town in question was in the scottish highlands (at least 15 miles from the nearest dual carriageway road, 2 lanes each way for those not in UK) they used to have a rolling road closure on twisty local roads to allow these gigantic structure sections moved slowly to their destination or seaport. Many a time I was stuck in a long convoy slowly following behind one of these loads until you could get to a place to divert round it.
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  33555. Probably a 340 ci we had 273, 318, 340 and 360 v8’s in Aussie mopars not counting the awesome 6’s
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  33556. As a mopar fan as well I love all types of muscle cars but the 70 dodge charger R/T I liked and newest one's as well
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  33557. The sports mondeo was ST220. It was a bit of a beast, not quite as good as the sierra or escort cosworths but still good 👍🏻
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  33558. I don't know if I'd call it the worlds deadliest crossing as really not that many people have actually died there, but it should be listed on the Darwin awards, ( not the city, the man ), for thinning out the stupid & the impatient. I have been there a few times & the area is quite beautiful, as long as you remember the golden rule, ' You are no longer the dominant predator on the planet ! '. As for the deadliest, I have seen some videos, probably in the mountains areas of like south east Asia & the Indian regions that just make my skin craw, YouTube it if you are game, but another great video.
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  33559. Hello watching from Victoria Australia I was watching it live lol
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  33560. Hi Ian. As you already know, it’s summer here in Australia but it’s snowing in Victoria, New South Wales and the Australian Alps. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SITK87kYIv8
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  33561. Diesel is very efficient in long distance race. Audi was the first manufacturer who won 24h of Le Mans with a diesel engine in 2006. Alle Le Mans winner cars between 2006 and 2014 were diesel or diesel hybrid cars. Peugeot won one time in 2009 with the 908 HDI and Audi won all other races with the Audi R10, Audi R15 and R18 / R18 e-tron.
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  33562. You should see the ways they transport the wind turbine blades GE's Haliade-X offshore wind turbine, with blades 351 feet long (107 meters) because they are not made beside the ocean shore
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  33563. 1. That bird is a sulphur crested cockatoo 2. Roo meat is delicious! Best eaten rare-med rare 3. The itchy animal was a wombat 4. That thing that ate the fruit whole is a cassowary. They are vicious! One animal you don't want to piss off. Killed more humans than any other bird. That crazy lady shouting at it clearly has a death wish
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  33564. « Daft punk » That’s French?😭😭 yes it is. French has A very large community in the electronic music industry.
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  33565. Nacho cheese is no.1 no contest
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  33566. Another great beer if you can find it. is Ignusa, from Sardinia Italy, the draft unfiltered is what American beer should be but is not! Italian beer you say Chin Chin before drinking 👍👍
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  33567. Mclaren F1, Porsche GT1, mercedes clk gtr...so raw and powerful, love the 90s :) I fel in love with the GT1 and Porsches in general when playing alot of Need for speed Porsche, that was the most badass car in the game.
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  33568. Fun video. Yes, here in Holland you grow up with the two horizontal fingers foam. You need to learn if you’re going to do bar shifts at your local football club. Warm beer, yikes!
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  33569. G’day mate, great video! Your now an official Aussie lol Can I recommend something for you to react to? An Aussie comedian/YouTuber called Isaac Butterfield has a video of him reacting to compilations of Americans trying Aussie foods. It’s a hilarious video and he’ll show you just about everything you need to know when it comes to our foods here in Straya
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  33570. Cool,enjoy❤ greets from Belgium
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  33571. That does awesome and the new one sounds dirty (in a good way 😉🤣)
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  33572. My first car was a 76 charger 265.. bloody awesom !! Went like a bat out of hell.
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  33573. Yes not bad isn't it, when used sparingly ! And when you get use to it you will be able to have more on your toast. We also put some in to our soup to give it a extra kick . Cheers Paul Aus.
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  33574. Snooker 19 is available on Steam, first released in 2019.
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  33575. Hi, there klive in Hobart I have for 58 years and I no you love racing cars will go and have a look Summons Plains raceway and yes the V8 race on this track. So keep the videos coming and stay safe.
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  33576. Wow! This list was so bad. Also lamb is really not cheap anymore here.
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  33577. As a F1 fan for 40 years and going to all the Australian races, I think the 1.5 litre turbo cars the most ear splitting I heard 🇦🇺🥴
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  33578. You need to watch marty monster vs rags you will die laughing.
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  33579. I am driving +20 years old Škoda. 1.9 SDI, so no turbo. Taking 3.9/100km mixed driving, but less than 3.5 on highway. and has over 690000 km ( more than 430000 miles) now. Still going...
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  33580. I live 8km from the Newcastle V8 circuit. I can't hear the V8 Supercars but I can hear the Muscles Car's loud and clear. Fantastic.
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  33581. during this time with F1 they had to drive with grooved tires to drive slower for safety, but there is a a youtuber (Jimmy Broadbent) who has tested out this car in a decently accurate sim with slick tires if you'd be interested in that
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  33582. That's 100 % pure Australian Opel Rock 😮 Probably worth more than you guys have ever paid for a new vehicle!
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  33583. Watching qualifying on a street circuit is usually better imo as you can see just how close they get to the walls each turn
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  33584. F1 did a demonstration in London a number of years back and myself and my Dad got lucky to get to the front of the crowd just off Regent Street. Seeing and hearing Juan Pablo Montoya driving his Williams through the streets was amazing.
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  33585. built with a mate in my 20's a hybrid bike out of a DT80 frame, 250 forks and suspension and 125 motor to take to Giacci sand quarry in Gelorup in Bunbury which is 2hrs south of Perth, totally trespassing but so much fun, lots of dune climbing and bowl wall riding in the cutouts, built a little enduro track out the back of the quarry through the bushed area. nothing near crazy as this but still had some pretty epic wipeouts.
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  33586. As far as I know they ran the opposite direction to the USA so if a car collided with the wall the driver was further away from the wall so there was less chance of them being injured from the impact with the wall
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  33587. old mates bare foot as well
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  33588. Ian Toyota have a GR Supra too❤ Supercars Gold Coast is on Today Race 2 will start shortly.😊
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  33589. 20-30 years ago cars in New Zealand were getting old, with high milage and a lot of them were definitely past there us-by-date. Unfortunately this meant that large numbers were bad for the environment ie pollution and lacking in modern safety technology. But new car prices were very expensive in relation to most peoples income. The government of the time decided that the easiest way to modernise cars in New Zealand was to allow used car imports (mostly from Japan). The cars had to be modern with all the current anti-pollution equipment and had to undergo inspection when they arrived in the country to make sure they were up to a certain standard and complied with New Zealand laws ie seat belts had to comply with New Zealand standards. Thus, in a very short time, the New Zealand population had access to low milage, late model cars for considerably less money than buying new. However a lot of Japanese cars have different names in Japan than they do in overseas markets, hence all the strange names ie in Japan a Suzuki Vitara was a Suzuki Escudo. So suddenly in New Zealand both were available, but were the same vehicle apart from some options and trim levels. This also meant that people could go to an importer and say that they wanted a particular type of car (often performance cars), and the importer would source that vehicle for them. Because of this a number of cars were bought in to New Zealand that had only been built for the Japanese domestic market. Interestingly a large number of used cars imported from Japan were European ie BMW, VW, Audi etc. If these cars were bought in used from Europe, they had to be converted to right hand drive to comply with New Zealand laws. But Japan drives on the same side of the road as New Zealand, so European cars bought used from Japan were already right hand drive.
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  33590. A few little points of interest for you. 1, go over the Australian notes with a magnifying glass, all the little patterns and details in the note, tend to be microscopic words, some sections will have the amount of the note written over and over, other sections may have famous historic Aussie poems, or quotes from noteworthy Australians of the past. 2, with Vegemite, take it to the next level....bread, butter, Vegemite, cheese, and whack it under a grill for a bit...... absolute magic. And then graduate from that, by layering a second layer of Vegemite, and another layer of cheese to form what I grew up knowing as "tiger toast". 3, find out what chicken salt is, get it, live on it.
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  33591. It is very different when you see it at a wedding, you get a better impact as others have said at sporting events, I have seen it at the introduction of the Australia - New Zealand Rugby games they are in traditional dress as well. So it is well worth looking up and they do look terrifying in that, I would not want to be the opposition rubgy team about to play after seeing it....
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  33592. Careful specific set up for each game makes all the difference. And it can be tricky at first to tweak the settings. But it matters and you can do it
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  33593. A lot of our sleek fire trucks are Swedish brand Scania.
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  33594. F1 cars aren't fragile Ian, they're extremely strong, their suspension loads at speed can be between 2-5 tonne and still hit ripple strips.. They're an open wheeler though so I guess a little more exposed to dangers, but they're anything but delicate and lack durability. Problem is they're too fast for it to be safe
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  33595. Throw a double shot of Jack Daniels in and you've got a friend.
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  33596. 16:50 Irish coffee is great. Normal coffee with a shot of Whiskey. I got the type 2 diabetes in 2018 so I am bacon and eggs, Liver bacon and onion. I cook my breakfast that cereal is bad. Pikelets are ok. (small pancakes. I ramp it up if I am late for work to pancakes.)
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  33597. Thanks cobber, PB RIP
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  33598. I don’t know if you picked up on it Ian but ,this afternoon in Aussie lingo is Tasarvo 😂😂😂 p.s the bride who is an old Pom just came out with Tamora which is tomorrow 😂😂😂
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  33599. The prices asked for your trucks here when new would buy about two Maloo or Falcon utes. Such were the import duties, luxury car tax and conversion to right hand drive costs.
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  33600. Love the video mate, your a good bloke .......love the charger, old boy had one when I was 8, .......FORD for me though, .....🇦🇺👍
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  33601. Hi Ian, I'm a Rum drinker and that Bundaberg Rum is the best in the world and l have tried lots, it's made from sugarcane, if l was at Dan Murphys and they were sampling l wouldn't leave untill l had finished the bottle, also the beer called Great Northern it's the best as well, cheers mate, Neil.
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  33602. Turning your glass upside down in a pub is “saying you’ll fight anyone in the pub”. If I remember correctly (I could be wrong) but laying your glass to the left ment you want another beer & laying it to the right ment you had enough, no more. There was another one or two things with glass positions but someone else might remember them.
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  33603. Youtuber GPLaps races 50s F1 cars in sims that specialize in them. Its awesome just to get a feel of what it would have been like to drive a car like this at Spa and other legendary tracks
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  33604. Soo it is like RS6 is clasic europian hypersport for fast dads speciali model with V10 engine from lamborghini, then RS7 for me most cool looking but look at the SUV shared chasi with Lamborghini Urus Audi Q8 RS complete moster, if you want to check audi RS 6 with W10 I think made around year 2008
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  33605. Had 26°C , call it just over 78°F, here in Melbourne Australia at 3:30PM 24th Dec. That was in my backyard on shade area. Nice mild Christmas Eve. About to start my Christmas Eve with Potato salad, hot dogs, large Tiger Prawns and Iceberg Lettuce salad.
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  33606. It’s time for a patreon or go fund me to get you and the family on an Aussie tour dude.
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  33607. There’s got to be a certain number where you can go on a holiday with the whole family, what’s the number dude…
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  33608. Big planes need AIR FLOWING ACROSS THE WINGS just as much as small ones, so they need to "crab" too ... but they arent being shoved around by fluctuating winds as much. Physics applies regardless of size.
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  33609. Pool is chequers , snooker is chess.
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  33610. Getting close to Bathurst 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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  33611. Bottle from Polish distribution, nice
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  33612. These truckers can pull maneuvers that I couldn't do in a video game ever, even with all the advantages a video game gives.
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  33613. dunno what its like now but years ago alice was a dangerous place to visit. half the population were originaly just passing thru an only went home to sell the wife and house then go back for good. the place just had a great vibe and was very easy to settle into.
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  33614. Docela dobrý na Angličana🤩
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  33615. Dude come but be warned. You will never want to leave lol and that would be fine with us :P
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  33616. I have liked your video Ian because I like you (and especially your babies!) But I dislike these games intensely. So rough and full of aggression. However, I know that sports is very popular...no accounting for taste! Lol! Anyway I had to 'like' your video and comment so you'd benefit from YT. BTW, my Dad was a Union player and coach in the 60s and 70s in NZ. My Mum was incredibly sporty too (and had the Aussie school medals and banners to show for it) but I still hate watching rough sports! If you read all this Ian you're a hardy fella!😆😉
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  33617. UK why Bangers and mash In OZ we called them Bomber Cars go hard then go home fix if you can if not buy a piece of junk and make it work!!
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  33618. The Bathurst 1,000 is 4th-7th November. Will you be watching it when it airs?
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  33619. Blaire White’s in Texas so I’m sure pink and purple guns are legal 😂
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  33620. Maybe you can play Euro Truck Simulator 2 again, good video by the way
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  33621. only social media i use is you tube , its my go to for fun n knowledge , had too many issues with the others , so ill have to catch everything on here ,
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  33622. I remember the first and last time I heard an F1 car, both in Adelaide. Awesome.
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  33623. That model car looks like an old porsche 911 dutch highway police car👍 Am I the only one who thinks the dude spunds like Jabba the Hutt?😂 Chewbawa blinki😂😂😂
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  33624. #Dakar2020 #Dakar2021 Dakar 2021 - Educational Video - History look it its history of dakar
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  33625. Around me in Leeds (Yorkshire, England), the gritter lorries and ploughs are tiny tiny short wheelbase DAF LFs in bright yellow, Nowhere near as exciting as this thing!
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  33626. What no drop bears and you saying no Santy claws Aswell, poo on you mate, just kidding love your show, your Aussie fan, cheers,Mate.
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  33627. Its amazing what people can build . and its functional and economicly sound mega project. I've used it a few times the vieuw is amazing.
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  33628. Finaly my favorite motorsport ! Thanks for reaction !
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  33629. This is old but some great driving and well worth a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epME8YCNrR0 also if you have not seen it before the liver run is a interesting watch to see London back in the 80s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNi7uMEGmOs but to this day still don't know why they did not use a helicopter
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  33630. I really had to laugh when you said "It's like drinking cake." Would love to try it, haha. Grüße
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  33631. Haven't been in one of these but I got a ride in a similar vehicle once. I'm my time in the Finnish defence forces, by pure chance I got a ride out of a combat exercise by a military firefighting truck. It was there with us as a precaution since tracer rounds can easily start forest fires. The vehicle was a Sisu E13TP 8×8. Very similar to the Panther from what I've seen. The Sisu was extremely fast offroad, even with a full tank of water. The drivers compartment is also armored and the whole vehicle is designed to absorb the blast from an AT mine. These vehicles have other uses as well, the firefighting version is just one of those. PS The youtube channel Teknavi Media has a video about it, it's all in Finnish but English subtitles are available. "8-pyöräinen maastohirmu – Markku Alén & Sisu, osa 2/2 (Teknavi 2015)"
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  33632. Enjoyable vid my friend & very expertly well narrated, just try checking out the Lada Niva off road, I've had three of 'em & these little Russian tanks are absolutely astonishing, the only folk who condemn them are invariably those who've never driven them off road. personally I'd rate them right up there with the best of 'em. Range rover comfort with Landrover ability! Regarding the classic Land Rover shape, you can't beat Sullivan's famous axiom..."Form should always follow function."
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  33633. I have to say I've never had promite or marmite, but I want to try both now
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  33634. All of the Ferrari flat 12 racing engines have a distinctive sound. Even this 1/3 scale model 312PB that starts and runs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeUMDY01uUA BTW, clip is narrated by Jeremy Clarkson.
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  33635. the kimberley is a magic place. i still have'nt seen it all. the trip up the gibb river road was wonderful swimming in the gorges. adcock gorge the big water monitors at galvin gorge laying on the rocks and slipping into the water as u do. son was a stockman at mount house station 'ranch'. derby a town up there on the coast has the second highest tides in the world. i think nova scotia has the highest
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  33636. Enjoy the race tomorrow all the 161 Laps
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  33637. ….I would’ve put the bus in the drink
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  33638. Interesting you being so carful of your teeth. I know why. Lucky in AU we have medicare so just bite down and get them fixed if they break.
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  33639. Musk sticks are... an experience
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  33640. Love the jeep content. The wagon was a beast. I got a wrangler now so let's get them dirty.
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  33641. Glad you are reviewing these weird commercials. There are others, olders, that are definitely worth a try (with humans not animals). Try pub or pubs the word in French for commercials (short for publicité). Next, you can review Badoit sparkling water commercials, super funny afair.
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  33642. Check out Arton Senna's 1989 qualifying lap at Monaco No gadgets, no gimmicks, just raw talent and huge balls It was a year after he qualified a full 1.5 seconds quicker than Prost (who some think was the best ever) in identical hardware
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  33643. That red egg-shaped microcar in the end looks like a blatant rip-off (but slightly less graceful) of the Isetta by ISO(a motorcycle/refrigerator company based in Milan) also license-built by BMW in larger numbers. It was designed by italian aeronautical engineer Ermenegildo Preti. It was meant to be something in between a moped/motorcycle and a small car in terms of price and usability. The fuel efficiency was remarkable(It was the first car to run 100km with less than 3 litres of petrol). In italy it had little success (because of the fiat500 was more of a proper car without being a lot more expensive) but It got popularity in germany and ended up saving BMW from bankrupt and became probably the most iconic car of the '50s for the germans. It's so beloved that there are still today a few vehicles inspired to its design like microlino(more a modern reinterpretation) in Europe and I now discovered a chinese EV reproducing the look of the original ones (but with side doors). For an original one in good shape the price can range between 40'000/50'000€
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  33644. I grew up on the Central Coast of NSW, in a little place called Umina (you-my-nah) Beach. We are spoilt on the coast, we've got a heap of really good beaches, a lot of them are great swim and surf beaches, but some are best left strictly to the boardies mate, just a smidge rough for chuckin' the arm over... but still beautiful places to sit and soak up sun and fresh sea air... Can't wait for all the crap to be over with, then we can have some of our mates and families come visit... might have to get a bit of a schedule drawn so we can put you and the Mrs and the billies up for the night, and take turns in showing you some of our gnarly beaches and stuff... I'm sure most of us have got a lounge and/or a blow-up that'll do the job, ay... ;)))
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  33645. Great 🔰👑
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  33646. Still heavy focus on American related cars in this list. A list of European muscle cars: 1966-1976 Jensen Interceptor 1977-1989 Aston Martin V8 Vantage 1969-1972 Aston Martin DBS V8 1976-1986 Rover SD1 1986 AMG Hammer 1972-1989 De Tomaso Longchamp 1965-1974 Iso Grifo 1967-1976 Monteverdi 375 High Speed
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  33647. It is made from the waste product from making BEER , so it have to be good.
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  33648. Ian, you know you are quite nuts. That's OK. I have something else to rock your boat. The now finished service Alvis Stalwart 6X6 amphibious truck. The Rolls Royce 8L petrol was a fire spitter. Yes the British military were mad too, they had armoured car, armoured personnel carrier and fire truck version.
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  33649. If only the staff were really as affable a this guy. Most are rude and cold these days, especially the young girls who know nothing.
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  33650.  @IWrocker  drove forklifts for twenty years. Seen it all laughing! Even seen a dude drive into back of semi trailer while on dock and truck drive off dock with forklift still in it! Funny as and in another company seen vid footage of dude literally driving of dock while truck took off. He went right over and lucky didn't roll forklift and landed straight down. At least about five feet off ground.seen plenty of stack falls. Also worked for company with contracts to military surplus and even loaded a seven and half million dollar F18 jet motor on my forklift into truck. My feet were shaking while doing this. Didn't want to drop it! Looked cool in truck.loaded everything!
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  33651. Trust an Australian to find a way to use up the by product of Beer Making , And a good Vitamin B source !!😁😁😁 Definitely HOT TOAST melted butter and Vegemite! Its also fantastic on Lamb or Beef before roasting it.. just smeared over the meat with your hands and cook it. Makes it so much richer!
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  33652. i retire next year hehe if my wife agress lol
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  33653. Watched the Original . That windscreen FAILED COMPLETELY . Blew in and Popped the Rear screen too . DNF . The Old Girl surely SOUNDS good though .
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  33654. 4:46...Amazing pool skills 😃
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  33655. Hey , Skining in Australia during winter is as popular as it is anywhere else, Mt Buller, , Perisher, Mt Hotham , Thredbo are just a few places that make up the Snow Mountains that stretch between NSW & VIC
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  33656. Could you react to Costa Rica firefighters?
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  33657. Best simulators today: iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, rFactor 2 and the first Assetto Corsa. These programs are the most professional, lifelike simulators to run eSports tournaments at the highest level! And The Richard Burns Rally from Rallysimfans Hungary modpack. This is the best known standalone modpack 100% free, appreciated by simulator video creators, a completely different experience from today's rally games called simulators, an absolutely different level!
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  33658. Great! I’ll be using that feature this summer ,camping 😁🍻 No worries if you sell your truck, I will gladly come down if you want to fill my boxes with beer!!😜🍻🍻🍻👍🏻
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  33659. The American falcons were really not suited to Australian conditions. But they got better
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  33660. Greetings from germany and keep going ✌
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  33661. Interesting, I've always thought the US type of construction was due to the labor costs. US labor costs are high so they want to build a home faster. Here in Mexico labor is cheaper so homes are made of center blocks or bricks and you can have more people working on it. Also, here you cannot get insurance or a loan on a wood home, it's not considered a long lasting home.
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  33662. I’m not a big fan of beer in general but on a hot day those Carly-D’s go down faster than a cash strapped hooker.. Oh and hopefully some mad c*nt sends you over a couple of OP bundy tinnies, or a bottle of the real deal.
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  33663. actually when it is very wet the race is stopped most of the time, while when it is wet in some parts of the track and dry in others, green will be used. So as a response: the blue tyres are used the least :)
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  33664. I tried the US Animals and US States, got a good score for the animals, but only 26 / 50 for the States...
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  33665. Mate you are more Aussie than a lot Australians.
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  33666. That Roo looked at him like...."Oh Hell.....No!!"
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  33667. If not changed for international taste aussie products are usually different to foreign types because of our heat and therefore things are made to not melt as easily as englands version for example chocolate.
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  33668. The best hatch you don't get in America is the Peugeot 308 GTi 270 (200kw). That car has that uncanny feel for the road that Peugeot does so well with an engine that's faster than a cut snake. The 4 wheeled Ducati
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  33669. Up in the NT in the 70's and 80's there was no speed limit; as indicated by the signs behind the bloke in the video Black circle with a diagonal line through it; on the Stuart Hwy from just outside Darwin to Alice Springs, except when driving through the towns along the way but that was on the old road which was approximately 1600 kms long and unfenced and ran through cattle stations. On the new road they have straightened it out a bit and it is now 1500 kms and it looks like they are keeping the vegetation cut well back from the road so you have more chance of seeing cattle and animals on the side of the road. I think the record at the time for the run from Darwin to Alice Springs on the old road was 9 1/2 hours on a Honda CBR 900. I remember driving from Darwin to Perth in the 80's and when I crossed the border into WA I saw a sign that was a Red circle with a diagonal line through it, thought it meant the same thing as the NT until further South where I saw the same sign but written underneath it said "State Limit Applies - 110 kph". Lucky for me the "Pigs in Space" didn't catch me.
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  33670. Milo was an Australian invention
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  33671. I live in Tassie Some of the best motorcycle roads
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  33672. Very good driving for beginner. Its a ok racing game. good carrier mode the feedback could be better.
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  33673. @IWrocker you should react to 10 Australian Foods You MUST Try
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  33674. We have a 2003 uk Royal Navy pinzgauer 6x6 TMV. (I believe only 2 tmv made in the uk) it’s big enough to play and also use as a camper, it’s good on the road and manages about 11 mpg off road and 21mpg on normal roads. There is a promotional video where you can see the suspension on a test track and it’s pretty amazing. I love it and it just gets better every time we go out on adventures.
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  33675. Hey mate Just found all your videos about bathurst they have been great to watch Scott McLaughlin that you mention in a couple videos is the same scott that is now a penski indy car driver as of this year He also has a lap of the gods type lap from a couple years ago it was just as incredible to watch Check it out
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  33676. 12 seconds ago upload. New record xD
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  33677. Yeah I am from Singapore. We can get a drink from the local drink stall called Milo Dinosaur. It is just a really rich thick iced Milo thats topped with 3 big spoonful of the powder to make a crunchy topping. It is delicious.
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  33678. It also the car of the professor in Buffy vampire slayer, and there is SM in GTA5 called Pigalle.
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  33679. Ashtrays are optional extras these days. They're a standard design throughout, and just a box that fits in your cupholder. I like having an ashtray. It's a nice place to keep some change :)
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  33680. @IWrocker, please react to the GOAT Senna's Suzuka 1989 last three laps video on YouTube. Perfect illistration of how the drivers had to fight their own cars. I remember the day when he passed away, being in Australia it was a 4 in the morning race so I decided to just watch the replay. I woke to the terrible news and cried the whole day. I still miss him so much.
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  33681. I mean, buy one and you will know
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  33682. Australia certainly has some stunning parks etc. But my favourite scenery would be Canada (haven't been yet, but what I see looks AMAZING), NZ and Switzerland. Japan also looks gorgeous! Actually there are too many countries I'd love to go to. I would definitely love to go to the US but not the cities this time, though NYC and Orlando were tonnes of fun!
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  33683. Hello from the Netherlands . thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck
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  33684. Nailed it!!!
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  33685. Garn is hilarious, you for sure need to check out his other videos
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  33686. omgg i have been to them clubs in cavil ave, i stayed at the hilton a few times, i go up there a few times a year to party with my mates since it's a 2hr drive north
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  33687. Hey Ian! That was THE most pathetic list I’ve ever seen! Buttsmarn nailed it! 😂 check out Ozzy Man if you haven’t already I’ll post a link below. This is funny AF! 🤣 We love you mate and you and your gorgeous family will have a blast in Oz! 🇦🇺🤙♥️ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xfnnGSkJ-2U
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  33688. These things have a huge following as a support category in Australia....
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  33689. C & B balls in horrible tier, broke my heart tbh lol.. my personal preparation for weet-bix , 4 or so bix in a bowl, pour boiling water over slowly just so they are all wet, then splash in some cold milk to cover, sprinkle with some brown sugar and thin slices of banana. you're welcome
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  33690. What a beast! I was looking for to see this car and almost forgot it already came out. Thanks for this video dude, it makes me proud to be Czech, because this car means business as you said! I am in love with it now👌
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  33691. We love them , doesn't matter if you leave them in the washing machine no damage
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  33692. Two Americans have won the World Championship. Phil Hill (Ferarri) in 1961, and Mario Andretti (Lotus) in 1978. You mentioned Spa - Dan Gurney is the only American to win a Grand Prix in a American car (one of his Eagles, of course :D ). Spa in 1967. The car was seriously fast, but just mechanically fragile. DNF after DNF all year. Cool little Varsha-hosted film on the race & a technical study of the car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu0G4HbtbOk
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  33693. Tires that are so narrow are what we call asphalt cutters in Austria.🤣🤣🤣
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  33694. This doesn't have the exciting, emotional highlights or "wow" factor of This is F1, but I think you'd find Slapshoes' "What is IndyCar" incredibly fascinating. IndyCar has a long and fascinating history. The first Indy 500 winning car, Ray Harroun's Marmon Wasp, is the "Lucy" of single-seat, open wheel, purpose-built race cars, including modern IndyCars, F1 cars and dirt Sprint and Midget cars. People tend to forget that IndyCar was the most popular motorsport in the USA until the 1996 CART/IRL split. I highly recommend watching it.
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  33695. 🤣🤣 Classic. Now this is what YouTube is for 😆 lol
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  33696. U should see the DAF interior, they are the first out with the biggest cab after nev EU regulations, the interior in the newest DAF XG+ is amazing
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  33697. They should higher you to be a test driver.
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  33698. I'm 36, and this is the first time learning that Mount Panorama is used as a public roadway outside of races. Trippy!
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  33699. Bloody hell I miss the 90s
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  33700. That cab is a Hackney cab.
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  33701. Saw Praga for the first time, no idea that exists. Samson I know I can find in supermatkets, but I don't know anyone who drinks it. Pilsner Urquell, Kozel, Staropramen and Budvar are for sure most popular beers in pubs. Pilsner and Kozel from the tap are great. I like Gambrinus from the can, although lot of ppl frown at that beer. I donť like Staropramen and Budvar that much.
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  33702. As an Australian, I spent some time going around the US. My favourite place to visit, and favourite accent too was Chicago. Have been back there a few times now. Runners up, for just fun accents to hear are Boston and Southern.
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  33703. the actors have just done another for vaccines .....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xgWr1gYdgQ&ab_channel=AAMIInsurance
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  33704. The Vega looks nice. Most Aussies prefer the 67 Camaro for smaller muscle cars in the Chev line. But who would knock back a 57 coupe?
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  33705. History behind the ANZAC biscuit is during the war families sent the biscuits to soldiers deployed in Gallipoli. The recipe was really simple and used so the biscuits would still be edible after months of being shipped to soldiers overseas.
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  33706. cane sugar is so much more expensive than the USA then Australia
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  33707. I didn’t end up drinking much coke in my one trip to America because i became obsessed with sweet tea and was ordering that at every opportunity!
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  33708. Sounds awesome!!
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  33709. Ok so when are you going to move to aus?
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  33710. The only part I have managed for many years and not forgotten is the last part...GOGOGOCH, never manage the start nor practoced it but somehow that last part remains embbeded in memory. So when asked about this long Welsh town name, i can recall and say that bit with ease.
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  33711. Starbucks failed badly in Tasmania. We have a lot of very good locally owned coffee shops and cafes in tas, so it would be a very tough market to break into. Plus like the boys said! We build a repor with our local barista. I also follow Adam LZ (an American blogger) whom is involved pretty heavily in the car scene. I laugh out loud every time he comes to Aus as he always gets coffee from McDonald's probably because he is looking for something familiar. Thing is no Australian in their right mind drinks Maccas coffee.
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  33712. I deliver pizza in your favorite country Australia :) and I get tips every now and again but I never expect people to tip me. So do a lot of people here
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  33713. lucky it is grass there. its a sand trap in reality.
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  33714.  @Project420Vision  as a rally driver myself i love his reaction videos :) rally cars are crazy but for us it's normal, we grew up with that motor sport, and we europeans think nascar is crazy so yea :P
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  33715. 🤣🤣🤣 luv'd the 'magazine' joke for the gun library.
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  33716. 🤣🤣🤣
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  33717. You have said a few times wagons are not popular in the USA, but growing up on The Brady Bunch and National Lampoon's Vacation, I thought the 2 tone wagon was popular. But maybe that is part of the joke. Confused Aussie 🤣.
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  33718. 😂...
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  33719. Bentspoke is a beer brewed in Canberra - it's very much a craft beer (and I think Crankshaft has been winning pretty regular craft awards). It is expensive, but that's because it's craft. Beers like Tooheys or VB would probably be closer to $50 in most parts of the country (or less in some).
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  33720. The reason why gasoline/petrol is so cheap in the US, is because you only pay the bare minimum for your gas. There's no taxation that goes to pay for CO² release, road maintenance etc. That, you have to pay for via your income tax. There are videos explaining this on Cheddar YouTube, CNBC YouTube, and web pages like Business Insider.
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  33721. The car in front is a Ford Sierra Cosworth. 2 litre turbo with about 450 to 500hp.
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  33722. Venom & Poison is easy to discern. If it is injected into you via fangs or stinger or something else that pierces your skin it is Venomous. If it is secreted from the skin of say a toad, it is poison. Poison is usually ingested via the mouth or absorbed through membranes on the skin from a poisonous mucus from like a toad or mushroom.
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  33723. I need to send you our child hood books for your kids just mind the english spelling and a kangroo balls bottle opener 😄😄😄
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  33724. You should totally come to Austria for a roadtrip west-east, I can give you a ride ;-)
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  33725. im only 5minutes into the video but im hoping he pulls out some pizza shapes, they are the absolute staple of all shapes!
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  33726. Hey love your videos glad u love our country have u ever heard our country music?
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  33727. Too bad GM didn't take the dies and tooling back to the USA and continued making Aussie GM based products. Imagine a lhd Maloo rebadged as an El Camino.
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  33728. Yes, you are quite, Ian, Australia would be the least mountainous of the continents, except maybe Africa. Its mountains used to be much higher but weathering over the millenia has worn them down. There are still remnants of glaciers in some places. Did you know that researchers say a chunk of northern Australia was once physically connected to part of northwestern Canada? I kid you not.
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  33729. Yes faster the Murphy's, but we had a few 2:03 laps in top10 shoot out. Waters had lap record then chaz. Good lap but looks easy too easy. The way thing are going will get a 2:02 next yr
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  33730. Crazy lol, dont forget the 54 overtakes in one lap video ;)
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  33731. If you’re ever in Hobart, let’s grab a beer or two and do some walks around the place! If the weather isn’t playing nice, or if you have more time, we can smash around Bathurst in the 2019 Mustang on iRacing 😊
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  33732. This is eruope. Everywhere you go, a lot of history and amount to see.
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  33733. Hi, Daniela! (Ian, feel free to slug my jaw since I tried to flirt with your wife.. :D) And y'all gotta learn how to cook in metric. So much easier. Unlike Australia, the US' attempt to switch to metric in the 1970s failed. I was in high school then..we were about half-way through our classes. We had the small measurements down, but were never taught the large ones. To this day, when I cook or build my model cars & rockets - I think metric. When I think about distance and areas of land, I still think in miles & acres. Oh, well. I got half-way there.
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  33734. I’ve tried the American coke and I woke up with an Irish accent the next day …💁🤔🤙🏾😎
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  33735. I love this sound maybe check out some modern race starts and compare the 2 eras it would be interesting to hear your opinion
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  33736. Tim tam slam, bite alternate corners off bikkie (eg top left and bottom right) then use it like straw in a hot cuppa for a few seconds, until you feel the tim tam getting soft. Put the whole thing in your mouth. Just like a mouth full of melted chocolate, but better. No to the goon. Yes we have it, yes we call it that, but it’s not as revered as it’s made out. Not a fan! Chicken HSP with aioli and satay sauce is amazing! Golden gaytime had to recently change their name. Very iconic, but don’t expect a flavour explosion. It’s a milder yet refreshing yumminess.
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  33737. The strip of land is off in the distance while the woman is walking onto a strip of salt through the middle of the lake.
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  33738. You ignored the little bit between Melbourne & Sydney (ACT). Understandable lol.
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  33739. 30-40 years ago i learned skiing there. You know at the border in germany or in Austria, but same area/mountains other side. But today, i like more the sun for holidays, because much cheaper. Austria is like Aspen and the prices/income is not comparible like i went then there with my parents in ski-school 😉
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  33740. Hey Ian, I love your segments, you're very engaging which is cool, plus I love you always uses Celcius as well as convert it to Fahrenheit. Keep up the awesome work. Brisbane Australia PS. Last year in Emerald, Qld the first day of Spring was 41°C
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  33741. Yes good video, let’s go
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  33742.  @IWrocker  You beat me to it. It was a good video production, and I enjoyed the other non Aussie bits. And well, donkeys will act like donkeys lol
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  33743. The Bathurst 1000 is on in two days (I'm at the track now) when will we see content on it? 😅😃
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  33744. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIPQjn9dG4 this crash is from porsche cup australia where the engine was ripped out aswell seems to common
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  33745. Check out the KAMAZ dakartruck.
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  33746. I remember this race very clearly, ever timed the Jags pitted they would throw in 4 gallons of motor oil, I think they used more oil than petrol....lol
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  33747. Check out : Carwow - this is the finest car in the world - FACT Reving at 6.45 min. runs way smoother. Bmw engine rolls royce
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  33748. There are 2 of these in my home town of Gunnedah in New South Wales. The first depicts Vietnam War scenes. The second has a young girl and a farm scene and the first verse of a very famous Australian poem called "My country" by Dorothea Mackellar. She was raised in Gunnedah. They are amazing and watching them being done is phenomenal.
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  33749. My 2019 Mustang GT was $1092.00 AUD last month
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  33750. The fact feind YouTube channel did a really good video on the Gympie Gympie tree
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  33751. A lot of unmarked police vehicles in oz, usually see Toyota Camry's but a couple of months ago saw a silver unmarked VW kombi van pulling people up.
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  33752. Another nice video! The "Ford fusion wagon" in this video is called a Ford Mondeo here in Europe. They can be bought as a sedan and a wagon.
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  33753.  @IWrocker  hi mate, sorry about the speeling in the last comment sent, l had lost my reading glasses 👓👓👓 and it was late at night after a few beers, looking forward to your next blog, keep safe, cheers.
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  33754. You should do these rankings for New Zealand next we have sweet police cars and beer too
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  33755. You should look up the wellington street race in NZ mate.
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  33756. chicken is best imo, Shapes im sure you found by now get better the more you eat. The first one is usually kinda weak in flavour but it builds over time and all the flavouring is also at the bottom so that too.
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  33757. I haven't personally been out far enough to see any of these, but would definitely love to do so someday. They all look pretty legit, although I never realised how many there actually was. I've seen massive murals on the side of buildings in the city, though, so it doesn't surprise me. Still beautiful to see.
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  33758. Ian check out Autograss class 7-10 should be able to find many races or some big flips / crashes on YT
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  33759. Just such a nice guy 👍🏼
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  33760. Since you said "chunder" makes it sound less miserable, may I introduce to you the Carinthian (in the south of Austria) dialect word for vomiting: "Breckal lochn" (standard german: Brocken/Bröckchen/Stücke lachen - no one would say this in standard german). In english: to laugh "pieces" (/things/bits...) You're welcome. Greetings from Austria.
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  33761. Also, a big thing noticed in America is that no-one hangs their washing outside, we all have clotheslines outside and mostly only use a dryer in emergencies .. long term or highrise apartment living.
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  33762. Rottnest next bud. Trust me, the quokkas will have you laughing your ass off. Btw, in many parts of oz the beaches are literally considered to be roads, due to the remote nature of the areas usually. Some beaches are 100+ miles long. You can cruise at 60mph+ for hours!!
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  33763. P,S love your love for Australia.
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  33764. It’s pronounced, bond-eye. Yes, it’s a popular beach for Australians too.
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  33765. Congratulations, God bless your family. Welcome to the world little Sydney, beautiful name 😍
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  33766. Good video bud always hard to part from your truck for a time period. I’m only about 40 mins from loves park where do you go off-roading around there ?
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  33767. Haven't been there but i have the memorys of every one of those cars. 👍🤠
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  33768. All the little “roads” off 2 the side of track r actually people’s driveways, and when the Bathurst happens they actually just block in the driveway and if they don’t get out before the weekend, well ur not going anywhere. And my u auntie actually lived there, she would steep out the back sliding door and see the mount panorama, “sign” or whatever u would called it in the mountain, but fucker didn’t tell anyone until she moved away, which suuuuuccccckkkkksssss cos that would’ve been awesome 2 see
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  33769. I drink Dr Pepper as often as possible, we have in Australia the UK and US one, I like the US one better. Sold at Woolies. Also great as a mixer with Spiced Rum!
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  33770. Don't blame Australia,just because we wanted to know about this crappy virus that the Chinese accidentally let out of their bio labs 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔yeah right. We don't send infected people around the world to cripple everyone's economy, lives and way of lives. That's all I have to say, no one else had the balls to call them out on it
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  33771. Congrats!! Hope you got some time for a well deserved family time off.
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  33772. Here's another awesome rally video of the Mount Washington Hillclimb with a 862(!) hp Subbie on a really scary road (including gravel) with onboard and external cameras: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP2-UHXJ3pU It's nuts!
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  33773. I am a Swedish engineer/carpenter. Top American tools are among the best. No doubt.
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  33774. I like your channel, coz i can feel your fascination for motorsports and car mechanics! 😎
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  33775. I'm with you! I always preferred the old Unimog 406, but that crew cab is just beautiful.
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  33776. All good! But the sound of all that heavy metal shaking around all the time definitely tells you it is an older car that needs to be driven rather than simply guided around the track. Much rather see something driven. I know the skill level is exceptionally high in the new cars too, but always seems the old muscle cars do it tough and need to be hammered around the track. 😁🥰🤩 And what is going on with your contacts man? Your eyes look too tired! Too many good nights it seems. 🤭😉
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  33777. Speaking from a Baltic perspective, owning a car in general is kind of a privilige. It often takes up a huge part of your income and it's only really justifiable if you get good use out of it, and, as with many other EU countries, there's almost always an alternative. Fuel can easily be 7-8$+ per gallon, in a country where the vast majority of people earn less than that per hour, minimum wage being ~500$ per month, median wage hovering below 1000$/month. Also cars often are prized possessions and status symbols, even older and more run-down ones, which means that even if you are a hot-headed or courageous driver (which there are plenty of, don't get me wrong), you pay attention and take care when it really matters. Fender-benders are pretty rare and scratching up someone's car through negligence is quite the mark of shame. Shitty infrastructure aside, which is a whole different topic more to do with economics, I find driving in Europe generally stress-free. Also I've learned to always trust truckers on the road, never once has that rule failed me. Some of the most qualified and experienced road users.
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  33778. begin almost horizontal then towards half way start pouring it harder and vertical so u get the foam..;)
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  33779. You should react to Merli hillclimbe onboard.
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  33780. Check out they fire truck from Australia here our professional fire fighter trucks are red with blue and red lights and a european trucks we also have rural volunteer fire fighters who are volunteers and their trucks are yellow with red lights and a Japanese trucks.
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  33781. Clicking like already just because of the title. :) I bet even the video is great @1:11 you really don't want to hit those. Tomas Enge did it, and it sent his co-driver into the hospital with spinal injury. https://youtu.be/JO7ebt7CWcM?si=8zDL-5KZMnvAWNzx
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  33782. There used to be a chilli chocolate version. I was a little disappointed cos they didn't burn like I was expecting
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  33783. Oh, yummo. I've done similar with Capsicum (which you call peppers). Now I'm hungry. I might buy some squid tubes and stuff them for dinner!
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  33784. OMG You and your spider issues! They were only tiny spiders and you know that! lol 😂 The palms were Kentias native to Lord Howe. They grow by the bucket load. And the seeds can only be harvested on Lord Howe by locals. They try to sew up everything local to bring more export revenue to the island which is a good thing really. The wildlife is very quiet because there aren't the tourist numbers to frighten them away. Which is all good.
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  33785. I had an idea the Stuart highway was changed to a speed limit of 130 kph but I can't find this on wikipedia so I'm probably wrong. In my little 4 cylinder cars I've driven for the past 30 so years I have reached a whopping 130 kph! I would be way too scared to do 230! Vehicles sold in Australia haven't showed the kms/miles for at least 20 to 25 years, maybe longer
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  33786. Will this only gonna be a Aussie reaction channel or will you be reviewing other things ?
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  33787. I live in Queesnsland Australia, its said "Cans" like a beer can ,i was up there last week very pretty ,middle of winter here on the sunshine coast one hour north of brisbane,where i grew up,its pronounced as "brisbun", where i am 14 deg tonight , 24 deg today , so pretty decent, been to all the cities,they are all great,but where i am is perfect imo,im 15 mns to awesome beaches or 15 mins to waterfalls swimming holes and hinterland...snorkelling the barrier reef in the whitsunday islands is something you goto put on your bucket list.
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  33788. iwrocker,,, i have a 2015 power wagon. so basically if i keep it stock then i should be ok???? let me know so we can keep the pw's on the road. thanks
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  33789. I think the quarto was sandbagging. You should really check out Hoonigan's This VS That drag races if you enjoyed this. They have match-ups that are really good and sometimes really wacky.
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  33790. I had one in a 2005 Territory AWD. Good motor except for this.. Auto transmission fluid cooler heat exchanger under the inlet manifold corrodes filling your trans with water. Trans was sealed (no dip stick) After market trans cooler solved the problem unless, like me you left it too late, destroying an expensive transmission. Sold it to wrecker and went for a diesel turbo 100 series cruiser.
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  33791. We want more ian
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  33792. You stick the yellow crossing signs on your back window
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  33793. Audi love em.
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  33794. You should check out some "JPP" and "AUDI" tagged videos. They did some crazy sh*t with old and new cars together.
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  33795. Hay IWrocker ther is a really good Australian horror movie called Wolf Creek it's a story about a out back murder named mick taylor that hunts down lost backpackers in the out back you should react to it
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  33796. Most of Europe doesn't have skyscrapers, but Frankfurt actually ranks 5th for cities with most skyscrapers in Europe. So that's why you saw bigger buildings there.
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  33797. Just lost a long description of seeing one of these Corvair utes in Melbourne for the first time the other week ; https://youtu.be/HrhCAiV7diY Close to unknown here. Although the first prototype Corvair was disguised as a Holden in the US in 1959 by badging and hubcaps. Car mags here said rear engine for Holden with a photo story. The next Holden photos would always sell lots of magazines back then but we got sucked in. The latest Mid engine Corvette also got first developed looking like a Holden Ute as well. Saw it on YouTube.
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  33798. My generation knew him as Peter Perfect. You may enjoy Targa Tasmania Videos which still happen every year and many of these old vehicles compete on the States roads. They dont hold back either. Love your work mate. Keep em coming.
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  33799. My granddad had one of those... well. The street version that was not turned. He bought a new Audi every year so he got one of the very first batches. He never drove over 50mph/80km/h... very existing
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  33800. Love your enthusiasm for Holden and all the history on and off track. If ya haven't already,, check out Brocky in the VK Commodore , A.K.A "The Last Of The Big Banger's". Around Bathurst especially. In Australia Brocky is also known as GOD. Good onya mate. Get up it like a dog with 2 dicks!!
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  33801. Noice to see you read the comments and don't pronounce it as Bat- Hurst now.. 🤙
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  33802. Congratulations on the birth of little Sydney. She is absolutely adorable and we are so honoured that you have named her after the NSW Capital Sydney. Both Emma and and Andrew are also beautiful. Love their happy faces and big brown eyes. One question.. Does Emma ever take a breath lol. You must be so very proud of them as are so well behaved. We love watching your videos.both you and Danielle are so natural and down to earth.so love Pedro. Cheers from Jake and Rose in Australia. 🙂
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  33803. Been waiting for today's video. Thanks for all the videos. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  33804. I could be wrong, it did happen once before.... But the single spoke steering wheel only ever appeared in the VL.
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  33805. Always loved these, only ever seen one at a show years ago. Bonkers but weirdly good looking lol.
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  33806. Hi. I hear, and now see, that Kangaroo Island is a great place to check out. The closest I've been is a rocky bay on the south coast of South Australia (with Antarctica dead ahead to the south). Tangalooma wrecks/Blue Lagoon/Cape Moreton/sandboarding/4WDing/etc. also good on Moreton Island. Cheers.
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  33807. :text-green-game-over::person-turqouise-waving:
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  33808. If you had watch the video to the end you would have seen the from windrow come thur the car
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  33809. You should react to a video of VW Golf. 50 years ago, at March, 29 1974, the first Golf ever left the factory. Over this 50 years, VW sold just millions of these cars.
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  33810. Crazy tec. No starter problems
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  33811. Bathurst School of Technical and Further Education, TAFE have a workshop at the track in the pits and they repair racecars for free for the experience, Big Dick's Tru Blue Falcon was rebuilt overnight after getting that 'stone chip' during the Hardy Ferrodo
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  33812. I’d say someone or persons whom do similar videos stick thumbs down or complain on channel. Did eat dod attitude 😢
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  33813. Most of these photos are of old towns, churches and government buildings, just a few blocks away there are normal modern cities ;) Germany only has a small part of the Alps. The rest, some 85%, is shared by France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria. There are still a few countries in Europe that can boast of such a diversity of landforms, having both access to the sea, great lakes and mountains. If you like castles and old towns this is your goal. Keep searching. Europe is beautiful in its diversity. Greetings from Poland
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  33814. I live in Sydney and the city is only decent around circular quay. Manly is a nice place though. If you ever come to Sydney and visit manly you gotta visit the Stayne for a beer.
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  33815. If I have to be forced to get one I will just walk.
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  33816. PremiAir Racing is one of the smaller teams. So probably abit harder to get larger named sponsors Shell V Power Racing Team/DJR has had the same livery for years now. From the FG falcon days to the mustang, have run basically the same livery. Red Bull Ampol also basically run the same livery as the last few seasons. With only minor changes here and there. Cam Waters Monster Energy hasn’t changed at all! Haha
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  33817. 👍👍 for the new format 👍👍
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  33818. 12:43 they are still very common here, new ones also still are being produced and well liked , newer ones got slightly less flexible frames than the old ones tho they are used for agrarcultural transportation with dump bed and dual trailers, for use as auxiliary hydraulic unit for search and rescue, as recovery vehicle, for communal snow plowing and even more commonly for snow blowing, farmers also often got them as crane carriers and i have seen some in backhoe configuration- the other big appeal with them is that you can limit the gearing to 60km per hour and have it street legal registered way cheaper as a tractor real competitors are rare , one is the JCB Fasttrac in agrarcultural settings, in military settings its the MAN 18-12 8X8 configuration, in construction the biggest competitors are the very capable wheeled excavators with trailers - mainly from Volvo and Liebherr, snowblowing is a specialty it is still pretty well unbeaten - especially if you have to remove the remains of entire avalanche layer by layer or work really fast on runways between takeoffs and landings MAN and normal Mercedes Trucks have largely replaced them for highway plowing and road plowing under normal conditions - simply cause they can carry more roadsalt and have sufficient grip with their higher weight. i dont think there is any single maschine that can replace it just like the Toyota HILUX - the ISUZU D-max and the Ford Ranger are good competition , still the HILUX is unbeaten in reliability and longevity the other Fords and the Dodge rams are to cumbersome and heavy , overmotorized with to little grip breaking parts left and right while the VW and Mercedes pickups rust through while you arent even done with the purchase saw one Ford where the paint fresh after a crash was flakeing off - there were lines of rust underneath the paint - no proper etching and degreasing took place else that would have been impossible
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  33819. I will make u a deal. U send me some mega and max stuff Oreos and chips ahooy etc and I will send u stuff.
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  33820. Best and funniest hillclimb series was in the 90s in germany/rachau.
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  33821. There's another one out there with out-takes and actual footage mixed in. This was pretty mediocre for agro 😂😂
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  33822. Banger racing is total mayhem. There is a winner after a set number of laps and of course, the idea is to incapacitate opponents, though that is usually the last race. There are different classes and there's even a caravan towing one. It's popular in the Low Countries too, I believe.
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  33823. Im from Australia and my favourite is the chicken
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  33824. Loved 🥰 and spoiled 😊
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  33825. Thanks!
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  33826. I don't know much about Nascar but would love to learn! My knowledge is only from Will Farrell 😅
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  33827. when you have an eingine in the back, you also have a lot of mechanical grip on the tires.
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  33828. maybe let's wait and see if it will work....I mean who knows? hopefully! I am ready to order a Asteroid lol
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  33829. Check out the Chiron flat out on the autobahn.
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  33830. The Unimog is aktual (2022) in Service for the German Firebrigade. And will be a long time, because there ist no other option. When you have a lot of Forest and heather in the Region. The communal Service use them a lot too. Also the Bundeswehr.
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  33831. Great video. Nice to see you away from the studio. You should try more of your car heroes.
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  33832. Ramcharger i have a 89 with the 360 for a project the 80s where what i think the last year of what a real suv is
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  33833. Should buy yourself a Sim Rig for Christmas 😅
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  33834. I'm Aussie (ex Army) and worked with US Marines a lot in Darwin with MRF.. I loved FU$king with them with Vegemite. they think its like chock spared and just put it on thick! lol they hated it! Cool guys and girls though. some crazy nights in Darwin. I miss those days
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  33835. A young Neil Crompton there ( Voice of supercars now )
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  33836. When you get chance check out some of the Scania longline there are some really impressive trucks on YT .
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  33837. I would like to go to the US as I'm a railfan and would love to see the UP Big Boy steam loco up close...not to mention all the rest of the rail goodness! Plus I have a few friends in the US I wish I could visit. I think the tipping would piss me off as we don't do that here as well as the added cost of things as here with what the price is here...that's what it is....INCLUDING TAX! Oh...I avoid the terrorist...err...tourist spots like the plague if I can help it...
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  33838. 🌴☀️🤩😁👏👏👏👏👏 thanks for sharing this video 👍
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  33839. Sounds like my 5.2 magnum
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  33840. Toyota prado its called in Australia.
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  33841. Hz 1 tonner 13: 27 min
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  33842. Just the other week my next door neighbour managed to right off his Rav4 hitting a Roo. Tuff little buggers.
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  33843. Seat leon is a Spanish car.
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  33844. A thought regarding having to play on a smaller monitor. If you haven't solved this already. Check to see which monitor is number 1. I would guess it's the small monitor. You can tell windows to make the big monitor number 1. If that's not the issue ..... Hell. Hope you can sort it.
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  33845. here's an interesting fact about the bathurst circuit it's also a public road that when there isn't a race on and the speed limit is around 50 to 80 km/h
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  33846. Let's get back to natural power your Bathurst lap was great Australian who luvs your work
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  33847. Lots different sport can be weird sport as you never seen before it true but is it interesting sport history hehehe I mean all round the world ..
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  33848. This is one of those video's that you just watch with a big smile on your face. 😁
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  33849. Can you make another video about the Austrian volunteer fire department? where it is shown how they move out and how quickly it happens🙋🏼‍♂️🚒☺️
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  33850. Did you notice the grate was made out of train rails?
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  33851. He is the best. You need to see them all!!!
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  33852. I wouldn't be surprised if it has a superbike head on the engine. I've noticed that on some hillclimb cars, giving them higher rpm. https://www.youtube.com/@HillClimbMonsters is a fantastic channel for hillclimbs and the cars; giving details and specs on all the cars they show running - also they're the 10-15 fastest in reverse order, so you know which ones were quicker than which, which can be astonishing itself. My Dad had a 307 for a while. Also had a 309 (more or less a saloon/sedan version of the 306), which one of my older sisters had after. In honesty, I liked the 309 more. Ok... so, odd thing, Loeb never rallied in a 206. WRC, he raced almost exclusively in Citroens, with just very brief stints in a Corolla, and Hyundai i20s and Fords lately. He's driven Peugeots in Rallycross and Dakar, but those were a 208 and 2007. So, I don't know why there's a 206 with Loeb's name.
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  33853. OMG the Dick Johnson coin is COOOL, I didn't know that existed!! LWYRUP - Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul! Love the old trucks :-)
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  33854. And it is very true, draft is the best. Second comes bottles and last the cans.
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  33855. send him a A9x die cast ppl...go ford...im too poor 😥
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  33856. Given a chance, look further at Peter Brock aka Peter Perfect. You're vid of Brock talking whilst driving in one of many. Look for a vid of Brock in the rain at Bathurst, right arm resting on top of door, powersliding every corner one handed, demonstrating his rally skills. Greetings from Woomera in South Australia. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  33857. Aw man, when the video finished I was hoping you'd look up at the suggested videos... right at the top, "... Brocky in the wet part 2". It was right there mate!! Haha yah well.
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  33858. thanks for another great video Ian love your work:)
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  33859. Hey friend Would you like to make a review video of Club Car DS Light Kit? Pls feel free to contact me.
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  33860. In Portuguese we say "Saúde"
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  33861. Ian, let’s go 2022? You choose, the Bathurst 1000 or the Bathurst 12 hour…….
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  33862. GREAT STORY !
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  33863. Look let's face it,nothing good ever come out of the England
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  33864. ❤🇵🇱🇵🇱❤
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  33865. I am a mopar man. I have a 1971 VG Valiant Coupe, Aussie made, with a 265 cu in hemi six , and a left hand drive, 1972 Dodge Coronet, left hand drive, with a 400 cu in big block. Keep up the car vids. CHEERS
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  33866. M IWrocker should practice some roundabouts before he try to play that hahahaha the Truck sim was cringing me xD
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  33867. They petioned to get it back on tv ten years ago and it happened and the karens got it taken back off tv
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  33868. Hey Chook. My choice would be a XW/XY Ford Falcon GTHO Phase 3, full blatt, climbing The Mountain. Now that's a sweet sound :)
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  33869. Yes! I was hoping you'd check this out soon.
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  33870. There should be both on the roads especially outside US. Within states/countrys the cab over is prefered and on like coast to coast/intercontinental trips the long nose is prefered and should be specific roads for them. Sorta like trains with more frequent stops and train switches at certain stations and express trains with less frequent stops and no train switch (direct trip).
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  33871.  @IWrocker  The question was about the official language. Unofficially it could be Wookie, doesn't matter. Just like USA has no national religion, it's supposed to be a secular country.
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  33872. Funny!..Love to you and your beautiful family,xx as always.
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  33873. If you use a VPN & set it to Australia, I'm sure that you can catch it online on either channel 7 or 9 or find someone who's streaming the race. I don't watch the race (as I don't care for sports) but I might stream it for people who live in the states on my twitch.
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  33874. Love your channel mate been a subscriber for a while. That burger right there was such a common burger as a kid, I love pineapple and beetroot on a burger. It is a mix of savoury sweet and sour, Its perfect for a refreshing meal especially on a warm day, or cool day.. any day to be honest haha. Its weird combos that seem to be the best, Like vegemite on toast with a soft boiled egg, first time i tried it i was like no way this would be good, Yeah it was good. Edit: i jsut came to the part where you said its refreshing haha, its hard to explain unless you eat it, Burgers arent usually refreshing
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  33875. The test is, (like cheetos) which one do you want to just eat the dust that sticks to your fingers. Edit: it's chicken crimpy for me🤤.
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  33876. I saw the Yellow pages ad there... "Not happy Jan" entered the Australian lexicon following that campaign.
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  33877. hey man! I hope you are well! I recommend that you watch the Catamarca rally 2016 (el condor - copina Power stage) in Argentina. In my opinion it is one of the most difficult stages of the entire WRC calendar, on youtube there is an onboard video of Paddon, it is absolutely crazy to see how they run through those stone walls. I wish you the best, greetings from Argentina <3
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  33878. Australia pioneered helmetcam
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  33879. There is some misleading & inaccurate information presented relating to the RAN's strength. Australia does have 2 aircraft carriers but they are Landing Helicopter Dock carriers with no fixed wing aircraft capabilities (unlike the US carriers). Also Aust has 3 destroyers (not "0" as shown) and 8 frigates (not 11 as show). Don't want to nit pick but may as well point out the reality. Doesn't detract from the fact that the US armed forces dwarf all other countries by a country mile.
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  33880. Just fire🔥😄 could look at it all day
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  33881. Dodge are good cars I’m Asian filipino but I like Dodge cars my Mother has a Dodge Ram 1500 dual cab. Two door 🚪. I want the Dodge Charger
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  33882. When the fpv video u said Friday
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  33883. When the YouTube recommendations drops a bomb! I need to see more of this!!!
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  33884. They are 100% fair dinkum race cars and are cool as. The transverse motorcycle engines are typically mounted at 90° (inline), so that the crankshaft lines up with the driveshaft. The final corner on the Gold Coast's street circuit is the weirdest shape - because of how the streets connect. Cheers.
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  33885. Do you know the game "American Truck simulator"? There is a heavy load DLC where you need to truck oversized trailers across states and I got stuck several times in parking lots or smaller streets doing 50 maneuvers trying to reverse back on the right path but every move I make end up in worsening the situation xD Much much respect to those drivers !
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  33886. Nice! 🙂 The name is pronounced "-tsa" at the end.
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  33887. that grill indeed looks like "wtf thats awesome" that unimog looks damn crispy
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  33888. Maybe consider the 2005 Holden Ute. It’s the Ute version of your 2005 Pontiac GTO. Would be sure to turn some heads.
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  33889. I used to play snooker a lot here in New Zealand but only socially, and yes the tables are that big! In fact you sometimes have to use extensions on the cue to reach the cue ball. The rules of snooker are really easy, playing snooker is not so easy. With the table being so big the slightest error in hitting the cue ball means it's gonna miss the target by a mile. So easy rules, but tons of practice and skill required for a good game. British tournaments are televised, their professional snooker players are household names.
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  33890. Love the lights. Makes your rig look like something straight outta hell... pretty badass.The demon wagon.
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  33891. Sports Sedan racing was roughly comparable to the NASCAR Modified division (or at least Modifieds as they used to be, before they became one-make open-wheel series). Basically, it was all short, intense races run by wildly modified machinery - the entry-level stuff could be literal backyard specials, but the top-tier cars were basically Formula 5000s built into a donor bodyshell. The Torana above was meant to be the Holden Dealer Team's attempt to throw a hat into the ring, but it ended up kind of an orphaned project abandoned by team boss Harry Firth (the Smokey Yunick of Australia), and it came along too late to really make a dent. By the time it hit the track, its intended driver Colin Bond was signing up with Allan Moffat at Ford, so it ended up with a really short career. Which is partly why it's in such good nick today. Definitely not a touring car though. This girl is a looong way from stock, and since it was never meant to race for more than half an hour at a time, it wouldn't even finish its first stint at Bathurst. On the other hand, she'd be an awful lot faster than the LH Toranas racing at Bathurst that year...
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  33892. Watched all of your other snooker content yesterday and glad to see this now. Your mix of genuine interest combined with your (initial) lack of knowledge is very watchable. One highlight I would always recommend is the shot of the season from *Judd Trump at the 2021 German Masters*. Lots of Trump highlights out there but that one is unique. ;)
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  33893. You need a packet of Tim Tams that never runs out...just like the ad! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5bY2UVY7QI
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  33894. I was looking up Praga and I dont think we even sell it in Czech Republic.. I found a lot of info about it being cheap export that is mostly found in Brazil,Russia etc. :D So no surprise with the taste lol
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  33895. mad shout out's Ian, u deserve it.
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  33896. Dude you rock! You have an open mind.
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  33897. I’m a Holden, Nissan fan myself got a lot of respect for the Fords though. Such a shame Glenn Seaton didn’t get the win he so much deserved.
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  33898. if you want a little more current information on Kangaroo Island here is a nice video to watch (maybe react to) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqZ5sqCwAzk it shows the progress they have made on the Island after the devastating fires of 2019/20, its a Beautiful Island and if you are ever going to visit South Australia Kangaroo island and Yorke Peninsula are two places that dont get a lot of attention from interstate/international tourists but are must visit places in my opinion. also if you do visit SA make sure you go on a shark cage dive, Awesome experience
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  33899. In that era. The race cars ( Tirana, falcon, etc) were production based and had to run full interiors. And in turn that seton/ smith A9X would be an original race car
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  33900. love ya aussie vids it is a fun place down here mate!
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  33901. They sit light on the road, especially in the back. Much depends on your choice of tyres. Drift like a feather. 😎👍❤️💥
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  33902. The road at 13:00 is the M1 heading north out of Sydney towards Gosford.
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  33903. First time I've seen a non-Aussie try Vegemite properly. Most first time foreign tasters absolutely bomb it on resulting in the kind of disgust even Aussies would experience. Less really is more with this stuff. A large jar of it should last a person a year.
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  33904. The number plate that appears 82574-H designates that it has been registered as a Historic Vehicle in Victoria. I knew a guy who still has a 4 digit registration plate that he uses on his classic cars in NSW, it's been in his family since at least 1915.
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  33905. Holden and Ford didn't manufacture cars for the changing market. SUVs, larger work vehicles, and hatchbacks took over car sales and Ford and Holden imported them from overseas. Whether the corporate heads decided that they didn't want to be in Australia anymore or just sheer stupidity is up for debate.
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  33906. SUBSCRIBED! Love your content man keep it up :)
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  33907.  @IWrocker  yes me to. I had the factory version of that car, it didn't have much in common with the supercar. Compare the factory car to a NASCAR, they only look the same but underneath is a pure built racecar.
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  33908. Yep Halloween isn’t American,most Australians think it is.
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  33909. It's not good here currently. All Sydney and Melbourne are locked in our homes. I can't even spend my money
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  33910.  @IWrocker  don't be. Your channel makes me happy for atleast a little while each day. Thank you for the content
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  33911. 10:30 You should definitely take a dive into the Citroën DS…. With the 2CV, the DS is one of the most fantastic car ever, from hydrolic suspension, to turning lights, ability to change a tire without specific tools, etc… go check videos on youtube about it, I think Jay Leno has a good one. You will love it
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  33912. I had a E37 Charger 3 speed. There was a E37, E38 and the hot E49 with 4 speed. Mine stripped the oil pump gear which was a problem. Poor suspension too. Great for burning rubber
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  33913. Nascars on Mt Panorama would be insane.
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  33914. Kofola is not Coca Cola. It's a completely different drink. It is similar only in color and caffeine content.Kofola contains 14 different herbs and fruit substances, spiced with licorice.
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  33915. If interested in a longer clip of a Leopard tank (well, technically a Buffel... an ARV based on the Leopard) with full sound effects, search for this clip... "Leopard 2 Recovery Tank "Buffel" - Tractor Pulling Schoonebeek"
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  33916. Easiest way to describe to Americans who Peter Brock is to Australian racing fans. He is pretty much a mix between Richard Petty in terms of his record being the best to ever drive on Bathurst and still holds the most wins and he is also Dale Earnhardt Sr in terms of taking racing from that amateur sort of thing into a professional world and starting the process for drivers now to make millions and he was also an amazing driver too.
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  33917. Here's a challenge for you Ian, me ol' mate... See if you can find a REAL Aussie delicacy on your side of the pond... A big ol' chunk of kangaroo fillet!! Marinate it in bourbon and spicy plum sauce for at least 6 hours then wipe off the excess and straight onto a flame grill on high heat for 5 mins per side... I guarantee you'll love it!
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  33918. god dammit now you're making me cry! xxx
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  33919. depending on the breed of kangaroo they can be over 6 feet and 70+ kg
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  33920. I have never seen the Mazda and SangSang in person, not surprised 😂😂 I like the Ranger Raptor. I see those a lot and they are nice. Also Ford is a good badge for a pick-up, honest and to the point. Here in Sweden we do get a lot of pumped up American pick-ups like F150 Raptors, big Dodges and Chivies, etc. People mostly buy them for the cool factor. They are not that expensive because if you have a small firm (even one-man firm), you get VAT lifted, which is 25% of the price, and you get to book the rest as firm expenses because the pick-up is a work vehicle. I think Sweden has to be the country in Europe with the most American vehicles (usually big pick-ups and muscle cars, also really a lot of classic cars)
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  33921. Promote is sweeter than vegemite, so more likely to appeal to American tastes.
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  33922. You can join the army and die at 18 in the US, but cant drink till your 21. Bit Weird, you can hold a gun before you can drink.
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  33923. My God! I think you have more flavours then Woolies!
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  33924. rc are fun, just build mine first tamiya truck to, their fun builds. now need to make a some scale load
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  33925. 🇦🇺👍👍👍🤓👍👍👍🇦🇺
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  33926. For what it's worth... ... I'm in Ontario Canada, half way between Toronto and Niagara Falls (35 - 45 minute drive to each depending on traffic) and having just sold my house two weeks ago I can tell you that while prices are still high they are, unfortunately for me, quickly falling due to rising interest rates and the fact we are in a recession. Had I sold a year ago when everyone told us to, we would have gotten $200K more than we did and if we'd sold it even 7 months ago, in January, we would have gotten $100K more. However, with the economy the way it is we should do well (buy low sell high) investing the $2.00 we'll have left over after everyone or everything is paid off.
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  33927. How many Aussie beers do you want.I am really happy to send a care package your way but I do not know how to send a private message or know how to send stuff from Aust. your way, In the meantime try Carlton Draught or Victoria Bitter. They are the most popular beers here. While you are at it, immerse yourself in the story of the Footscray Football Club. Kinda like the cubbies in 2016 but Aussie Rules. Happy to hook a brother up. I like your vids
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  33928. Hi Ian! You should dive more into GeoGuessr. Playing on the USA map would be more interesting as well. I would really like to see how well you can perform, as an american playing on its own country's map. Greeting from Romania!
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  33929. Yup, housing has got expensive. I have owned my property for 20 years, bought at around 200k, now worth near a million.
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  33930. If your looking fo a driving game that can do alot of difrent kind of driving, Beam NG Drive is great with steering wheel and feed back. I love it and so do my kidz 5 and 6. And one of the most fun and useful skills to learn with this kind of set up, is drifting.
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  33931. There are seriously a lot of different species of ants in Oz. There are more species of ants on the hill behind my house than there are in all of the UK. And some of them have a bite or sting which packs a punch. Our son is allergic to the bite of one type, and has to keep an epipen handy, but that applies to lots of wasp and bee stings, and is not at all unique to Australia. Good advice - don't lie down on an ant nest! Duh!
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  33932. I've always wondered, what happens if a rally competitor damages private property on the course when they go off? Does the rally organization pay for it all?
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  33933. Well, you can't actually get anything over 25 years old. The dot has taken Japanese 4wd vehicles that were fully legal previously off the the road and confiscated plates and titles back as they were considered "off road vehicles" by japan, not because they were off roaders but because they were capable of going off road so not road legal. Yeah, stup!d I know.. But in saying that, vr/vs maloo's would be legal in the state's without having to do anything to them.
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  33934. i think the number 46 that you said sounded cray is a diesel engine, and you could see it by the smoke coming out of the exhaust. Great video keep it up :)
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  33935. F1 cars sound awesome, but a Bentley with a 27 Liter Spitfire plane engine is also something you should listen to. ;D
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  33936. I think maybe the greatest lap of Le Mans might be the 1990 Mark Blundell lap in a Nissan. Nissan wasn't expected to be in a position to win. I guess nobody told Mark that as he put it on pole, Six seconds faster than anybody else!!!! The footage is mindblowing, the amount of correction he is constantly making! I'm sure I read somewhere that Mark stated he was on the edge of a crash the whole lap, he also said he thought he could have gone faster!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqo8XwnrgiI
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  33937. Uturns depend on state, but in General, Uturns are deemed Legal unless at Traffic lights, where they are illegal unless posted "Uturns Permitted" where you MUST give way to all other traffic.
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  33938. Certainly a lot of weird shit going on just like the us. Any ways I'll just have another scotch refreshment. Cheers buddy.
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  33939. We don't use salt. Unless the car is poorly made rust is generally not too bad here. If a vehicle lives under a tree and isn't driven much then yeah rust can develop but compared to the US we don't really have a rust problem. We are a little more like Florida, Texas, and any part of California that doesn't snow.
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  33940. You should react to some top drifting moments
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  33941. I remember seeing Legends cars for the first time at Mt Gambier (Dirt oval) speedway, back in the early 90's, I'm pretty sure these cars are based off them. I know when the Aussie racing cars first appeared they had to comply with CAMS rules for circuit racing, which meant they had to have a reverse gear. The engine and gearbox is out of a Yamaha motorcycle, so to get a reverse gear, they put a ring gear on the left rear brake rotor and mounted an electric starter motor next to it, so to reverse the car you had to select neutral, then hit a button to engage the starter motor and drive you backwards. A clever workaround I thought
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  33942. Love my home state. Used to live out the back of Nowhere Else. There is snow about at the moment and in summer it can hit 100f in some places. Over 400 days no covid. The roads are motorcycle heaven. Living the dream.
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  33943. Wow!!! 94 packs of Tim Tams is $4:00AU each Coles Supermarket has them in their cattledog on special for $3:00AU at the moment. So the value of them is between $376 to $282 Australian Pesos.
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  33944. Hey, top fun Mr Rocker, keep going.
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  33945. 👋👋👋
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  33946. Me reacting to the python would go like this " Gooday mate mind if i make a coffee and while i'm at it would you like one to .
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  33947. You actually give me a headache from the tone of your voice to the very cringe/ shakey camera work.
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  33948. Bawdy Song, by Scared Weird Little Guys. Another good Christmas song.
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  33949. you select 3 really good beers,easy to find,you must to try the Leffe brown (perfect for cooking meat)
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  33950. 2nd three times and an amazing driver! Bathurst pronunciation is Bathest not Batherrrst. Silent R haha I’m going to keep working on you as you sound Victorian. 😂
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  33951. I live in South Africa and wood houses are just not really a thing here. Very strange to find someone not living in a brick house.
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  33952. Ford has the Record now
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  33953. Lol love your editing. I just wanna see a marlboro livery one more time.
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  33954. By the way, 73,4% of Austria is made up of mountains 😉
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  33955. I love fresh grilled asparagus too! And growing up we'd have tinned asparagus on toast with grilled cheese. When I visited Munich about 10+ years ago, I definitely had some potato pancakes there - served with apple sauce, great sauerkraut too. I remember they had these white sausages - Weisswurst, but I didn't try them.
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  33956. The quality is actually pretty good - the trunks are pretty long love it hahahahahaa
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  33957. Nordic countries, the one that goes furthest North is Norway, the one that goes furthest South is Sweden.
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  33958. Hey man are there any WRC or Rally events in the US? Get yourself to an event and vlog your experience for us that would be great :)))
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  33959. That video is a little out of date, here is a fantastic Guide to the current Modern Australian Army. https://youtu.be/xH_CyDOHnps hypohystericalhistory has some great videos on parts of the Aussie Defense Force, and historical battles we fort in WW2 that most in America have never heard about.
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  33960. Yes you can be fined for speeding on the track when it is not in race mode. People live on the track so during races track marshals move locals across the track so they can access their properties
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  33961. CONGRATULATIONS Ian and Daniella. It's so exciting, till night fall 😅 Happy birthday Sydney. Gorgeous girl 💘
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  33962. can I count on seeing you at the Oregon Trail Rally (Portland, Ore.) May 20-22? I will be there will you be? Oregon Trail Rally, May 20-22 The 2022 Oregon Trail Rally is the fourth round of the ARA National Championship which encompasses 9 events across the nation. The three day Oregon Trail Rally is known to challenge teams with its diverse stages of high speeds, technical turns, and varying road surfaces.
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  33963. the video he is watching is labeled Dakar but is not Dakar, but THE Dakar is not held in Dakar anymore either
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  33964. Andalucia is in spain
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  33965. hey IWrocker i really enjoy ur content and seeing you react to everything. you should check out the video on how big the universe really is by RealLifeLore its a little different but would be awesome to see your reaction.
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  33966. Cecil Moffett in Northern Ireland is generally credited with the 'invention' of the Moffett Mounty, a truck-mounted forklift. The brand is now owned by HIAB. Search "moffett mounty" for a bit of the history.
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  33967. I would to see you react to some modified street cars, Like Mercedes V12 with aftermarket exhaust. Those things are wild.
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  33968. State of origin rugby league is a must react.
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  33969. First timer congrets.The door opens? ofcourse its a Skoda
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  33970. Perth to Sydney is 3 to 5 days depending on how you drive it. I've done it multiple times.
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  33971. Can't say I've ever heard of Kookaburra licorice nor ever seen the Darrell Lee straight licorice sticks but don't quote me on that. I'm curious to see if they actually do sell here. Well, I know what I'll be looking for the next time I go shopping.
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  33972. "Greg Murphy aka Barry Ford" some mighty fine piss taking in this one.
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  33973. Someone send this man some Chicken in a Biscuit - Drumsticks..............There back baby!
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  33974. I remember some years back an American food critic said Vegemite looks like axel grease and tastes like rusty nails, I got a good laugh out of that 🤣🤣. It’s not often you find an Aussie that doesn’t like it, most of us were brought up on it 👍🏼.
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  33975. Ian you look like a guy who would love to eat Beef a Roo, loaded fries
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  33976. Cool to watch you figure this out. Check out the game you're playing settings, see if you can switch between views. A straight above the table one can help you line up your shots and judge cue ball spin . You can always switch back to the 'action' camera when you take your shot (to keep that dynamic feel). Edit: actually you did it quickly when you were on the yellow. That view can help a lot.
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  33977. Mate you’ve gotta check out automobilista and assetto corsa, they have a lot of mods for Aussie race cars
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  33978. Did I just hear CC, did you just use metric? Keep it up. lol
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  33979. Maybe more cooking your favourite recipes,
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  33980. If you like this, check out Saudi Arabia dune climbing. I think you have already though.
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  33981. You know more than the average Aussie about Australia Cobber.
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  33982. Ian you know we will prank you when you come to visit, we will prank you hard. By the way make sure you pack your thongs……..
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  33983. Ian I just totally love your enthusiasm. It's brilliant keep it going mate 👍
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  33984. G'day Ian. Just the other day Glenn Everitt posted a dyno vid on how easily the Holden Australian made 308 can get a big power boost but still be very Street able : https://youtu.be/vzXlxu6NJnE Worth a look.
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  33985. Well done...great to see somebody else appreciating the skillful driver that Bondy used to be. Not fully recognised for what he did. Not a Ford person BUT that staged 1-2 finish at 1977 Bathurst made the front pages of many papers.
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  33986. You are really good at it even though your native language isn't Czech and i love how you are terrified when Ř comes into the game
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  33987. atm were in lockdown . i can only shop at bunnings via pay and collect online now , n its killing me , lol , was so easy when you needed something to drive down there n get it , now yu have tgo order online and wait 4 days to be told to go n collect it lol . and no sausage sangas during covid , that really sux hahahaha .
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  33988. As a European I find regular American cars pretty cool as well. The fact that the police in the US drive Dodge still blows my mind. So I totally understand how you feel with the European cars.
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  33989. The Melbourne picture is taken in Albert Park. The road you see is part of the F1 GP circuit.
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  33990. Mint slice for me! You have a lovely family.
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  33991. Ian and family, I just wanted to say Congratulations 🎊 👏 on hitting 50k subscribers let's hope you reach 100k even quicker. So happy for you. Cheers and enjoy the success. Thanks for all the great entertainment.
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  33992. https://youtu.be/FrPXd3REfzw audi vs bmw billboard war.
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  33993. I'm not a coke fan but it's better with Bundaberg Rum 😆 also we have Vanilla Coke.
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  33994. Go Mexico go Pedro
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  33995. Have you seen stadium truck racing ?
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  33996. Love how your getting all the ford stuff
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  33997. Hey thank you for sharing, I wasn’t aware of all the details! Hopefully in the future someone can bring it back home👍🇦🇺 Statesman V8 is my fave!
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  33998. That was a choice walk, cheers mate. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  33999. What in the..?!! IWrocker out in the wild! That Skoda looks like its brand new!
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  34000. You need to check out Dick Johnson in Brockys Torana from Aus Top Gear, the sound is as epic as Moffots trans am mustang vid and he's doing laps of Bathurst.
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  34001. Ute is short for utility vehicle. They were originally produced as a modified version of a family sedan car using the same engine and running gear. Sadly Australia doesn't make cars any more, so these are becoming less common. They have been replaced by the cab-chassis type delivery vehicles. Anything up to about 1 ton capacity is still called a ute rather than a truck, pretty much anything you can drive on an ordinary car licence. A truck is any larger vehicle for which you need a specific licence to drive.
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  34002. The noises is crows... Like ravens... Conrod Straight USED TO BE one full mile long and dead straight. Now they have added the 'chase' which reduced the length of the straight quite significantly. The last corner "Murrays" will sent you back to Bathurst township if you miss the corner. The track is 6.213 km (3.86 mile) long.
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  34003. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATE
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  34004. Hi Ian the law about making rain is not as funny as it sounds in the 1950s a group of farmers paid for a flight company to seed the clouds to make it rain as the area was in the grips of a server drought, Cristals were sprinkle on the clouds and it started to rain and it rained and rained and a flood followed and the cost of the clean up fell on the government, that's why the law was passed to stop it happening again, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  34005. Netball was invented by the same guy who invented basketball, so technically it's a North American sport.
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  34006. Hi Ian, recent suscriber here. The second that you named the channel the video belongs to, and then I saw the logo at the up left, I was like, "It can't be", since that's my province where I live in, that's northern Spain. I've been watching some of your rally reaction videos, and it's refreshing to see that you like rallyes. Since I saw that you watched some crashes videos, here you have a couple of suggestions. This happened some time ago, but to the same driver, Ott Tänak. Montecarlo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy0wfWPcyGI Mexico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2WGddzQoXw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcnglXDNO94 (Last ones is the same thing, but one is a bit longer than the other, choose whatever you like) Cheers, and keep going!
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  34007. Cao u firmi u kojoj radim imamo scaniju 770 s 8×4 i ovo je normalno za evropi
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  34008. Zdarec ,mě se líbí tatra 111 tatra 138 tatra 148 a tatra 813,ony mají takový ten písklavý zvuk ..tatra 815 to nemá ona má jiný zvuk.
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  34009. Pedro 2.0 thumbs up 🤠👍🏻 me'za give it a 10
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  34010. 1. Sororities are purely an American thing. 2. On/Off switches on plugs are main/purely a UK thing, at least in Greece we don't have them.
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  34011. I love how you started off your react videos with a bit of everything but quickly became a straight up Aussie enthusiast, anyways, if you're ever over here hit me up and I'll buy you a beer (not fosters)
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  34012. The old Adelaide event (before they went to the SuperSprint format) was actually inspired by NASCAR. Then-V8 Supercars boss Tony Cochrane liked the way NASCAR opened the season with their biggest event, and reasoned that opening the Supercars season with a bang would benefit the series the same way. Thus, he did a deal with Adelaide and created a new event on a shortened version of the old Grand Prix circuit, the Clipsal 500, a pair of 250km races on Saturday and Sunday. From the first time it ran, it was a blue-ribbon event behind only Bathurst and Sandown. Even his worst critics admit Cochrane did two things right for Supercars - Clipsal, and getting a round in the Northern Territory.
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  34013. Well that learner certainly got a "lesson"
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  34014. Butter is a must-
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  34015. I believe a fire station in Londerzeel, Belgium has still one. It’s probably not the last one in use either haha. I think it’s mainly used in regions with difficult terrain. Londerzeel is known to flood once in a while. So I guess it’s mainly used for stuff like that. I don’t think it’s used for regular daily interventions, but I could be wrong.
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  34016. I used to date an american girl from Texas. When I first accidentally turned on the garbage disposal I was scared to death and runed to get her explaining her what I turned on.. not knowing the name I called it "the sink monster" 😂
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  34017. Americans have started importing TVR's as some of them are crossing the 25 year threshold. The Cerbera is worth a video or two, it has to be one of the sexiest cars ever made and it sounds fantastic too.
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  34018. Starbucks sucks. McDonald’s does better coffee.
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  34019. First up, I like the new format, will be so much better when doing any in car racing videos. Second, It's funny how people look for different things, 10.28 and you are talking about the cars on the rd, while I was checking out the chicks on the side of the road 😁
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  34020. Look at field days (youtuber) camper cruiser 75 series with the rooftop tent on top. Its awesome and they can live off-grid in it for weeks or months at a time.
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  34021. Population size Australia is close to Florida lol. Personally I think you guys spend a bit too much on military and we don’t spend enough lol America is like more than the next 10 countries combine. Our special forces are a top 5 fighting force, I’ll take quality over quantity any day of the week 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻 also are you in Vegas??
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  34022.  @superstorby  ah yeah forgot about that place too! Yeah I think your right 👍🏻
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  34023. Just import a 70s/80s/early 90s ford or Holden ute or wagon.
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  34024. Lets be honest if you "really came into some money" you'd be moving to Australia :P
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  34025. It will be country America i visit, the cities no thank you
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  34026. Fun fact: the company that made these futuristic double-bendy buses we have on this side of the pond (like here in my native Trondheim, Norway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnj7w_FcyLM&ab_channel=Cummins) is Cummins from Columbus, Indiana
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  34027. Lol, those little boxes/food items etc. were a Coles store promotion...
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  34028. Just found this channel. Seen a few videos now and it’s pretty cool to see an Americans reaction to Australian stuff.
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  34029. Hi Ian what I find different about Promite is I find it's sweeter than Vegemite. And that makes it a no go for me because I like the saltiness of Vegemite with Avocado or cheese. Also both Vegemite and Promite can be added to vegetable soups or vegetable casseroles when making them in place of salt. Of course the amount you use is a matter of taste so some experimenting is necessary. Maybe start with a half teaspoon in like a quart of soup. Or a bowl of soup without any in it and add it to taste test.
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  34030. Off-roading beach driving check out videos on Fraser Island some of the best off-road if camping locations in Australia Can’t wait to get back there once we get out of lockdown
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  34031. Oh yeah it's summer here and pretty hot night in Melbourne for new year eve.
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  34032. Unfortunately Chrysler was too slow to bring the 340 out here to put in the charger early in its life. They would have been more competitive at Bathurst with a V8.
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  34033. Volvo makes some great looking trucks and cars these days. Love it
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  34034. The guy that is recording u need to check out his channel I think you called his name in the beginning of the video misha. He also dose some insane laps on that track
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  34035. Bathurst is great but you should watch some old school truck/Semi racing at Oran Park sydney... 1995 Australian Truck Racing Championship - Truckies Mate Race - Oran Park.
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  34036. everytime i see hamilton winning the 2008 title in the last corner of the last lap of the seaon by 1 point...... gives me chills
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  34037. But the Poms think they are.....
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  34038. Yes he was a fantastic driver.
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  34039. I have a 2015 Captiva LT Turbo Diesel AWD. They do indeed sell them here. The 1990s Capri, which was sold as a Mercury Capri in the USA, was designed and built at the Ford plant at Broadmeadows, Victoria.
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  34040. Used too, driver the real thing 🙂🙂
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  34041. Whoah. You said ”bloke”.
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  34042. Now.. when you get different flavours of tim tams in the mail... you can try the slam with every variety! Also.. kids can use warm milk as an alternative to coffee. Thanks for calling them biscuits!
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  34043. I have a 1972 Holden HQ wagon it was a one owner car from new it was never driven in the rain or parked outside at night from new I've owned it for 14yrs now it's never left my shed or seen daylight it's 100% rust free i stored a HQ GTS sedan and a HX Premier sedan.
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  34044. Mate - you're a champ. Just a little bit, works wonders, spread it thin. Not 1/2 inch thick like one of my friends. If you take this video to an Australian consulate - you might be able to request Australian citizenship...
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  34045. Man I would swim an ocean for a 70’ AAR cuda.for me they are the toughest muscle EVER although 68-70 chargers are a very close second
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  34046. I’ve really only lived in places with easy names. Narre Warren is probably the strangest lol that was beside Dandenong. But Penrith now and emu plains is close by lol
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  34047. Sit some snaps over the holes in your cupcake tray, heat them until they dip in the middle. Put in some lemon butter and top with a tiny meringue. Yummo.
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  34048. Larry perkins used to build the engines for over half of the field of holdens back then. Also the castrol team was one of the only teams at the time to use the standard 5 stud wheel setup instead of the single wheel nut. Even though im holden mad, i felt sorry for glen seton to get so close to the win, only to have that valve spring problem go terminal 8 laps from the finish. At any rate this was an epic win for perkins. Youll have to check out the plastic bag scandal in i think it was 2001. A heap of plastic bags made their way onto the track & were collected by the 2 lead cars, blocking their radiators. Youll have to watch it to see the results.
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  34049. Just noticed you have lovely blue eyes for ranga Ian.
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  34050. Here’s a suggested link - see how Aussie cops interact with drunk drivers https://youtu.be/hKzONAZUM5s
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  34051. Go the barra🇦🇺✌
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  34052. Cara melo koala. As in Caramel. A few people I worked with now work at Cadbury. They tell me they are allowed to each as much product as they want but the one rule is never ever from the production area. A great idea. Cadbury choc is pretty good.
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  34053. Australian basement, the room down under.
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  34054. 🇦🇺🍺👍
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  34055. Ha bloody briliant!!
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  34056. A final of best of 35 frames can go over 3 days
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  34057. G'day mate:) You wanna see something that will scare your pants off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wynx1ukwdVA ---Andrew UCLES as Ozzy as you get.
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  34058. Hello, I was wondering, do you take video suggestions or is that for Discord/channel members? :)
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  34059. thanks ian love your work cheers.
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  34060. Platypuses have spurs on their hind legs to envenomate the victim. They don't have fangs. This guy sounds like Nick Cage, but half as smart.
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  34061. You can spell more better then me and I am born Czech😂
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  34062. I love F! 23. It's my current favorite and I spend a lot of hours in it.
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  34063. Australia pronounced straya
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  34064. Greetings from Czech rep. :-)
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  34065. Happy Birthday mate enjoy your Birthday mate from Chadwick in a Australia up in Queensland on the Fraser Coast a town called Hervey Bay
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  34066. Dingos are pretty much our coyotes
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  34067. G'day Ian mate that is where i live, but i don't live in Surface Paradise Gold Coast i live a 10 minute drive to Surface Paradise a suburb called Labrador Gold Coast. Surface Paradise is the most expensive town on the Gold Coast & then there is BroadBeach suburb next to Surface Paradise is the next expensive town.
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  34068. The blue Channel 9 car was Kevin Bartlett's Camaro, which had one of the more famous accidents and ended up on its roof, as I recall. It sounded great, though. Not as good as the Brock A9X, which I have been next to at Phillip Island decades ago and is my favourite race car to this day.
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  34069. you should check out Nat's What I Reckon do a few of his vids mate u will like em
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  34070. I was so hungry for someone coming in way to hot. But, Holy Moly. As you mentioned. They’re something to listen to.
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  34071. G'day Ian, I enjoyed learning about getting one of our Aussies registered over there, The time it takes to save for & Ship a Vehicle may get you a newer generation
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  34072. Hi i really like the video you do 🤩🤘🏻 you need to check the quarter mile accélération of loaded truck in Québec 😁
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  34073. We are even better NFL Fans, just check out the Munich Game and Country Roads.
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  34074. You're zéro Japon culture
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  34075. You did good with the set. I'm "jealous". 😄
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  34076. 😂 what a beautiful family!
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  34077. IWrocker I think that color looks dope AF
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  34078. That color scheme is awesome!
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  34079. great seeing someone else discover this stuff! 🇬🇧
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  34080. Imagine how I felt being track side at the Phillip Island F1GP here in Melbourne back in the V10 era. Even with ear plugs, it's still ridiculously loud and borderline painful... but the tinnitus the following day is 100% worth it.
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  34081. So glad you finally came to the dark side 🤭. Peugeot had to eat a lot of shit throughout the years since they had struggles with quality in the early 2000s and then, people tend to forget what was before and after. In rallye, there where not a lot of brands that did it better. There is also some fun stuff. Back in 95, there was the Eurovan. A pretty much identical car, build by and as: Citroën Evasion, Fiat Ulysse, Peugeot 806 and Lancia Zeta. They mainly diverged in engines. And Peugeot is now part of Stellantis Group, a conclusion of following brands: Fiat, Abarth, Citroen, Peugeot, Opel, Vauxhall, Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Mopar, Alfa Romeo, DS Automobiles, Lancia and Maserati. So all the big ones not from germany or scandinavia are more or less stellantis 🤭.
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  34082. You should react to Gatebil Extreme… The guys cars are insane 👍
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  34083. Omg totally off topic but you should totally react to Aussie farmer tiktoks!
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  34084. "Saab 9000 and sauna" ad is cool to see😀🇫🇮
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  34085. Don't wait for 1000 likes before you do a Tim tam slam Ian, you'll only be doing yourself an injustice. Lol
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  34086.  @IWrocker  get into it, big fella. Set the camera up, I'm ready 😂
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  34087. do you know maybach??
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  34088. Weird that this got inexplicably recommended to me too yesterday. No idea why; very out of left field. Unrelated to anything else I watch on here. Maybe youtube tweaked the algorithm and this video got to shine
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  34089. You are generally correct with things about Australia, and you also seem pretty chilled for a yank, you would fit right in if you moved here. I enjoy watching your vids, keep up the good work 👍
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  34090. Casino . A smallish town in northern New South Wales . An Abotoir in the town. Money casinos are in the major cities in the states
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  34091. awesome video once again, you have an awesome family, and cars :)
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  34092. 👍
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  34093. Love the positive attitude and willingness to investigate non american stuff.
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  34094. But who wins the beer test?👋💪👌🇩🇪
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  34095. Highlight no 04 features Renae Hallinan who is now Renae Ingles wife of Utah Jazz Joe Ingles- she is by far the better sports person in that family. Maybe watch this intro to netball- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiWERKL_ntg&ab_channel=NetballAustralia or this one- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzK3I42CcyU&ab_channel=Mr.Animate. This video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M1SuvmCNh8&ab_channel=MelbourneVixens is from the 2020 Suncorp Super Netball Grand Final- which is the national competition (think AFL, NRL, WNBA, NBA etc). Shows highlights from the win by the Melbourne Vixens.
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  34096. Moza is great to start with. The prices of their products is exceptionally well ballanced and their gear is well built. You'll really enjoy it for sure.
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  34097. Bedankt
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  34098. don't know if you ever checked it out but, Jenson Button doing a lap of Mount Panorama in an F1 car is impressive
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  34099. @IWrocker by the point you spoke about rear wheel drive, all of them were. Including the first old Skoda.
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  34100. Hey mate can you please react to american vs australian slang w/ kristen mcatee Cheers
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  34101. Quarter of the way to 100k subs! Keep up the good work homie ❤️
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  34102. Content manager is a must have!! You won’t regret it with all the mods 😉
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  34103. Hi IWrocker, love your stuff. Not a specific video recommendation but would be cool to see some Paris Dakar stuff, these Porsches reminded me of the 959 Paris Dakar, the Dakar bikes are incredible as well. God speed dude.
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  34104. The most powerful bike I’ve heard of is a 42 cylinder one off bike. I think it was seven banks of 6 cylinders. Sounded awesome. Some guy in the US had too much time and money to play with.🇦🇺
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  34105. I always add chopped raw onion to my mash and it's delicious.
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  34106. okay the snakes and spiders.. OVERHYPED.. I lived in the dessert for 13 years.. Saw maybe 5 venomous snakes in that entire time.. 3 SQUASHED on the road.
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  34107. Before COVID you would get 1 million plus people cramming into the city. If you wanted a good view you needed to plan it out way ahead of time (or make friends with someone who owns a boat or an expensive property). If you just rocked up you just end up in a mush of people and not such a great view.
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  34108.  @IWrocker  I was being silly but you were saying it wrong,
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  34109. Btw if you want to watch drifting, it’s free. It gets streamed on FD Formula Drift, D1GP, FD Japan and more on YouTube. It’s a stream this weekend on D1GP and FD!
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  34110. Australian assembled Rambler AMX from the AMI Port Melbourne factory : https://youtu.be/xq7dM-AGmk0 One of just 25 made at twice the price of a Falcon GT or Monaro GTS at the time. Normal Ramblers made in larger numbers. Not called AMC here as too similar to AMI and we were just getting used to Rambler name. A step up in price over Holden and Ford but considered a luxury semi performance car. NSW police and government car for the Rebel and model before. Classic was it ?
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  34111. Aaaaaand greetings from Poland!
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  34112. Watch "Big hits and best bits AFL" . Your gonna love it .
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  34113. 😳😳😳😳😲😲😲😲🥵🥵🥵
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  34114. aAnother reaction suggestion- showcase the best bits of the hilarious Aussie DIY legend Turnah81. Beginning with the now legendary "How to stop cats going on your car- the best cat video ever". 3 mill+ views, nearly 6,000 comments. Domestic Australian humour at its very best!
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  34115. I don't know if you ever heard of Mazda 787B... https://youtu.be/az39eqLIbyU It won Le Mans in 1991 with a rotary 1.3L engine. Listen to it. One of the most, if not the most high revving engine ever. In 1992, rotary engine was banned.
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  34116. The first map shows surviving aboriginal languages. However, only 20 of those are still spoken as a first language. I speak a little kuku yalanji (upper right side of the map), one of those 20 languages.
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  34117. G'day Ian, in some parts of the country Volkswagen is also known as a "dak-dak" because that was the sound it makes, or simply a v-dub... Nambucca is pronounced "nam-buck-ah", using the short sound as opposed to the longer "you" sound, the lad did say the name at the start, but I think he was so excited he was speaking quickly and it may have been missed... 🙃🐨🇦🇺
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  34118. Did I hear him say Melbourne correctly?! 😂 I wasn't expecting that from someone with an American accent.
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  34119. You can also skip gears in sequential 🙈 i use manual so i usually go 1-3-5/8-10-12 depending the load that's on the trailer
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  34120. Love your vids. This is so different from F1, and if you ask me rally drivers are crazier. They're nutz.
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  34121. 18 in 05 YouTube has been a big thing in my life miss the og days
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  34122. Backin the 60s to 80s, Fortitude Valley got the moniker " Sin City" because of the number of Mafia-run brothels, risque nightclubs, etc. After the cleanup both of the corrupt police and the mafiosi, the Valley improved with a local Police Beat shopfront, and a pedestrian mall. Now it is a centre for Straight Teens and also LGBTQ. Hotels (Pubs) and Nightclubs do a roaring trade Friday and Saturday nights but other nights are not bad either. Just off the main streets is the local China Town, as well.
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  34123. The Vegemite squezee is perfect for offroad stops and camping. Far easier to spread and no risk of broken jar.
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  34124. Shapes, a jar of El Paso Salsa with friends and some beers. Australian workshop tradition.
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  34125. There are hundreds of National Parks, 58 Commonwealth Marine Parks, 6 Commonwealth National Parks, and 12 UNESCO nature sites in Australia. I've been to most along the east coast but that's only scratching the surface.
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  34126. Following comments on a "Murray River: song I went looking. There are many. This is the one I preferred. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyuZ-WE0XUM
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  34127. That is Harry Butler. A TV presenter who had a nature show back in the 70s called In The Wild. He was a predecessor of Steve Irwin. I unexpectedly came across a diamond python on a bushwalk once. You would be surprised how far a human can levitate, given a good reason.
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  34128. we get most of your trucks or can get them if we import em but their to expensive to use as trucks, i have my HSV wagon which would cost the same amount. Ive said b4 i didnt get a maloo because its to nice to use as a ute and i just use my old turbo'd 2x4 hilux/taco to haul bikes,gear and tools. We have ALOT of f100- f250s compared to any other american truck. Old f100s are pretty cheap and alot of people restore em and drop big blocks in them ect for got my old man even had a black yukon, full luxury pack. 5.3ltr. He swapped something one of his harleys for it and sold it after a few weeks
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  34129. I would laugh if you ended up with a golden Tim Tam.
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  34130. Best colour GTSR is the dark amethyst (not sure if thats the name), in my humble opinion. Also one of the rarest colours.
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  34131. that hilux just screams! wtf!
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  34132. Stingers are being recalled for faulty electronics as of yesterday
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  34133. @IWrocker you are corrected on those last 2 cars, they are Ford Cortina's MK1's
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  34134. Havarti with pickle on a cracker is amazing.
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  34135. My favorite atm is Byron Bay Premium Lager, so crisp & smooth ! 👍👌
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  34136. Racing at its finest compard to the currant v8 supercars of today, Back in the day was it was buy from the showroom, rip out the back seats put a rollcage and the special seats. Right up to 1985. real exictment ment more bums on seats and the action.
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  34137. Another ripper Ian. Catch you 4 a beer when you're in Sydney.
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  34138. Somebody send Pedro a flanny maybe an Acubra 😊
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  34139. Id love to drive it, but not be a passenger...
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  34140. lol, looks like you killed the guy in the blue car
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  34141. First time I drove a LHD car in the US I mostly followed the car in front of me through intersections. And then it didn't take much time before it became easier and I lost that hesitation and worry about which lane to turn into. I was in Denver in late November one year and it was snowing and cold, and there was black ice, just hell on the roads. And I thought to myself that if you transported all Sydney drivers to Denver with those road conditions then within 5 minutes everybody would be dead. 99.9% of Aussie drivers will never experience anything approaching these conditions. And the Denver drivers took it all in their stride.
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  34142. Ahahah so nice.. a big american man driving a small manual european car!! So wrong but so right at same time!! Beautiful.. thanks for the content!!
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  34143. Let's kick in together to get him over for this
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  34144. A Bunnings sausage is a must do.
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  34145. Aussie supercars super impressive also
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  34146. Your idea of horrible would be our dream. That $1000 AUD can be normal, depending on your vehicle and state because it's covering third party insurance.
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  34147. I know this is unrelated to this specific video but I was just wanting to recommend some AFL videos for you to react to. Each year people vote for the mark of the year and the goal of the year in the AFL. Recently the official AFL YouTube channel has made compilations of the winners of both the mark and goal of the year in recent(ish) years. Worth checking for some awesome plays and marks out.
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  34148. You’re so cute
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  34149.  @IWrocker  Yeah I thought so! Back-up cameras was one of those mandates I knew off the top of my head that US went ahead and approved first. Around here they were just an option until January this year, and sometimes an expensive extra that required the infotainment upgrade as well.
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  34150. I wish you could see the Australian advertisements on your channel. I saw a great Shannon’s ad featuring a bloke who built his own Goose Z1000 It’s worth a google.
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  34151. You got a beautiful family mate. 👍
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  34152. Ian f.y.i Nascar racing was also held at Calder Park thunderdome back at the same time as Auscar and HQ racing. It was licenced from Nascar in the U.S and some famous American drivers came over to compete.
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  34153. What an awesome video Ian thanks mate 👍🇦🇺
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  34154. Have to do this again but 2nd hand search hsv and fpv and I'm sure there would be other suggestions like walkingshaw or tickford
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  34155. Heya Ian. I love the old groub B rally. I am a Mitsubishi guy through out, you need to check out the Group B Mitsubishi Starion. This vehicle was banned due to far too much power..
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  34156. Just found your channel mate👌 great vids keep em coming.
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  34157. Goodday to you HOLDEN is part of GMH the Australian side GMH had been very much supported by the government millions had been paid to them to keep running .the U.S. side killed it thay took the money and ran HSV is a side section to the mother brand HOLDEN thay make a HOLDEN into a HSV. the same can be told about FORD TO FPV. The cars start as one thing and tern into sumthing brilliant. Stay safe
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  34158. Basically the Dale Earnhardt of Australian motor sport!
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  34159. Msrmite is disgusting it tastes like sump oil.its like bonox. Promite is australian and it came into existence to support australian product. At the time arnotts was bought by ametican company , i think campbells and vegemite was bought by kraft which also american , so promite came into existence as genuine oz competition. However Bega cheese bought kraft and a number of other iconic products returning them to the oz fold. This was a surprise to me as bega is just down the highway from me and it isnt that large. Also the owner/manager ? Is in gaol for non business related activity and i thought thr company was struggling. Apparently not . So its all sweet. One thing even most aussies dont know about vegemite , its really good straight after you have had a meal of fish for some reason, on white bread with plenty of butter. My old man turned me onto that when i was a kid. Iys what he snd his fishing buddies all did
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  34160. Fun fact: in the south of Spain they have a region which is so similar to New Mexico - kinda desert style, very dry and hot - that it was chosen as the location for making the famous Clint Eastwood Westerns, like the "Dollar" trilogy and "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly". Those movies are supposed to play in New Mexico, but for the Italian film production it was much cheaper to go to Spain for the outdoor shooting. And nobody ever doubted that its in the American desert... Many film and Eastwood fans still travel to Almeria every year, to look at the original places where the films were made. Like the famous "cemetary" scene. The cemetary was only built for the film and later removed again - but now it has been rebuild by locals for the tourists. Weird, isn't it?
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  34161. Think it's teams of 3 and you have one fast car do laps and 2 " blockers" you could say that help you .
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  34162. you need to compare petrol prices
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  34163. Evening fellow petrol head ! I may be not a subscriber yet ! But saw this vid , You must check out the 1960s British race car that kind of flopped ! lack of development is the pain ! Is the BRM V16 1600 cc it will boil your bottom off ! Check out the brand new rebuild at Good wood ! About a year ago ! Keep sniffing the OCTANE ! Greetings from Cornwall !!!!
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  34164. Hi Ian, when I'm down to see my Son in Victoria from the farm in NSW l always go to Bunnings with a list and the tray ute empty and always go back with it full of things and l always forget something, that's life, another good one,cheers,Neil. PS a box of goodies should arrive soon l hope.
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  34165. Ian, they beat those engines all day at 7500rpm.
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  34166. The "Boost" bar's like your "Pay Day" just covered w/milk chocolate.
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  34167. I know crazy not to use it. But look at the prices of these kind of cars that are 10 yeara old and not used. Smart investment. But yeah i would drive it too.
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  34168. Kiwis do fly bro🇳🇿👍
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  34169. I have a few magpies here that I've been hand-feeding for three years. They bring their babies to meet me and some eat straight from my hand. They're great birds. Oh, not sure if you've heard of 'Riverfire' but this video will show it all. https://youtu.be/BAXpIwFeUAA You might be able to find shorter videos of the event to react to.
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  34170. I used to work for Frigidaire (part of GM) in the UK from 1972-76. We had a variety of Vauxhall (owned by GM at that time) cars & vans on our fleet. At that time Opel cars were also sold in the UK alongside Vauxhalls & the UK Opel service office was at the factory site where I worked in north London. As a result I also got to drive quite a few of the Opel cars & my favourite was the Opel GT - AKA "the miniature Corvette". The Opel GT was never officially sold in the UK so the only ones I saw & drove were left hookers. Opel had a lot of Rallying success in the UK & Europe with the Ascona & Manta & there's still a big following for classic Opel cars. There's talk about Opel bringing back a retro inspired Manta as a full EV. I've seen a working example & it looks great in it's signature bright green & black paintwork.
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  34171. I have been driving for a year or so and im on my green Ps still, I haven't got a ticket or a speeding fine at all :)
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  34172. There's a reason people will seek out the glass bottles in the US. The glass ones are made in the plant in mexico that still uses glass bottle and real sugar. It does taste better. There have been a few times coke/pepsi have done limited time releases of a few soda brands with real sugar in the US as well.
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  34173. You von climb 100% angled-hills up and down with this vehicle. And you can tilt him by 38 degrees before it tips over. Even with the older models. If you ever visit Germany, you have to visit the official UNIMOG-Museum here in my hometown.
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  34174. Yeah Go play with the traffic, No Thanks.
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  34175. Chip's not Crisp's
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  34176. I LOVE THAT YOU LOVE US
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  34177. Your funny ! I like you 😎 and you have an amazing family good on you bro 🤗
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  34178. Hey Dude, Just wondering if you have ever looked into banger racing, sometimes can be really brutal not sure if you like it but its AMAZING, my dad was a racer and we travelled all over the UK to watch him race, some of the accidents where brutal, like a steering column through the leg, but its all good fun and a great day spent :)
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  34179. Being a systems developer I would immediately say they are propably made as a tool for testing, where all kinds of anti forgery specs, materials, printing types, etc. can be tried without actually creating currency.
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  34180. Bunnings also known as bunnos number one hardware store in Australia
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  34181. Thanks for the video, Ian. You're right: what an era! Porsche 917, MacLaren, Lola T70, Ford GT 40, Ferrari, Jaguar, a bit earlier still Chaparell (the inventor of the rear wing) etc. One day I was walking through the pit lane during a classic car race, a race track in Germany. A CANAM series car was being started in an open garage as I walked past. I was moved two meters to the side and was momentarily deaf. The sound of the engine was infernal. Watch the movie: Le Mans, by and with Steve McQueen. Epic race with Ferrari 512
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  34182. Seat is the VW sub brand in spain.
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  34183. Tried American coke the first time I went to the US and avoided like the plague every time since. Dr Pepper for the win tho.
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  34184. Hi there can you Reaction to Canberra Fire tonado in 2003
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  34185. You can get the Utes through a bloke in Colorado. He imports them from here and converts them. :)
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  34186. React to the ford barra engine
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  34187. This video might be of some help for you... How To Understand Your Co-Driver in Rally Games https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CySfbPpWbCc
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  34188. Fly poop enhanced cheese?! Gross. 🤢
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  34189. Excellent. I remember it from the 80's when folks were less PC. Cheers. (Sir Les Patterson interviews on the Parkinson show are def worth a look :) )
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  34190. Well played, glad you enjoyed. As you said, play it like chess, table awareness for position on your next few shots in advance whilst nullifying your opponents options should you miss. Something important to look into is the safety aspect/plays of snooker which can be decisive in winning a frame.
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  34191. Your on to it now✌✌
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  34192. You must see it in person, it is unbelievable fast driving.
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  34193. Oh no! At 7:12, they highlighted Australia red BUT left out Tasmania!!!
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  34194. Blinds on the back window were not uncommon, at least here in Australia, up to about the end of the 80’s. My cousin had some on her old late 70’s Toyota Corolla.
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  34195. I’ve been recording videos since 2002 and back then it was on a hi8 video camcorder the quality of videos was still pretty high back then but it was all on tapes none of this digital stuff of today. It was a time when you could do crazy shit without every bypasser pulling out their phone to record you as evidence. It was a good era to get up to mischief 😂
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  34196. That SsangYong got a serious offroader architecture, body on frame, rear solid axle, low Transfer case, and quite good angles
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  34197. Yea, it's funny because I don't find a difference in taste between the diet and normal varieties, But some people swear there is.
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  34198. always try and leave hit shots at a angle and try and stay at the bottom of the taple and don't be afraid of snookering them if it works that is at least 4 points
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  34199.  @midnightkitchen8379  yeah :3
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  34200. If your infront of a kangaroo and it steps back on its tail your plucked. Just move to the side. Kangaroos have been giving through experts have 5 limbs. Just don't bother them!.
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  34201. Ripper video again. Getting on the turps since I missed grannie day due to work.
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  34202. Challenger or Cuda are my American mopar favs.
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  34203. Welcome to the world Sydney and congrats to your family
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  34204. Somebody made an actual product called drop bear repellent in a spray bottle. That lady told everyone on her news channel, “I came here to report about the tragedy of the Australian bushfires and its affect on the wildlife. Australians sucked me in big time, but I’m happy it created news so I can tell you people please donate to the Australian bushfire relief to help the many animals that have been injured and displaced.” So she was a really good sport. Without doubt one of the funniest videos you will find is “Isaac Butterfield’s, 10 reasons not to visit Australia.” Warning, this guy swears his head off right through the video. The English came up with these 10 reasons, and this guy goes ballistic about the authenticity of them. He pulls no punches, and it’s absolutely hilarious. I don’t know if there’s any copyright problems with a show called, “The comedy company,” but if you can obtain various parts of episodes of that, there is nothing funnier. The epitome of the Australian laid-back comedy style is “Carl Baron.” Listening to him pretending to have a conversation with an American about thongs is pure gold. Over here, thongs are what you put on your feet, (flip flops) as opposed to girls G strings. Don’t think I’ve seen you do a football reaction to “Lance Franklin’s best 23 goals” You must, you must, he will blow your mind. Love your interest in all things Oz.
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  34205. ford is a xr falcon fairmont circa 67
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  34206. where can i suggest videos ?
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  34207.  @IWrocker  great i would love to suggest something about the pensilvania dutch or better deitsch ,... i totaly love it that they speak my german home dialect and i can understand pretty much anything when they are speaking there langruage but i will send links per mail for youtube does not like that
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  34208. Great to see you looking into some racing here in nz. I have one video that i sould very highly suggest that i think you would love to see and review. Its called 73n vs 4n (midget race). It was taken a the top of the south speedway in nelson new zealand and i was there in person so i seen this race. It is a must watch man. Hope that you look into it.
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  34209. Hi Ian and Daniela, I would love for you to tell us more about New Mexico, your background here is so beautiful with the mountains! I work in western Queensland and there are some similarities, but no mountains The only things I know about New Mexico are from you guys, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul 😂
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  34210. They certainly dont teach you anything about the outback or survival the only thing they teach you is a lot of bullshit that wont help you in life
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  34211. it would be awesome to see you react to super stadium trucks, i think youll be really impressed
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  34212. Omg hahahahah Wow! Love the creativity. 😊😙❤
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  34213. Nice restored mog ,shame about the body color. Not unimog style ,should be green yellow or orange ,def no sparkely colors. But that is just my humble opinion. But all the other stuff is nextlevel for a workhorse ,👍🏻👍🏻 just that body color is wrong for that type of vehicle.😟
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  34214. If you win the lottery, please buy me a Unimog too!
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  34215. Love Carl Baron. Keeping it on the stage have a look at performer John Farnham. "Help" live (with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra) is really good. He is called 'The Voice" in Australia and a song by the same name was voted best song Aussie ever back in 2018 on a radio voting contest. He is around 70 now and still performs.
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  34216. It is not a real W12 design (3 cylinder banks with 4 cylinders). The W12 engines from the VW Group (Audi, VW, Bugatti, Bentley...) are actually two VR6 engine blocks, they are V-VR (4 cylinder banks with 3 cylinders). The real W12 design by VW was the Audi Avus Quattro prototype and the Bugatti Chiron 18.3 prototype. But nevertheless it is amazing how smooth the engines are running.
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  34217. https://youtu.be/INLR2m2cR4E rules explained here
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  34218. The WR 427 was off its head look that one up bud
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  34219. Please review DMEC, it’s all the best drifters in Europe competing against each other rather than FD which is based in America, love your videos ❤️ keep it up
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  34220. CROWS IAN CROWS, I'm yet to go to Bathurst but is 100% on the radar. :)
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  34221. Not sure if you have seen it yet Ian, but you may like to watch MV of Jimmy Barnes singing "Shutting down our town." An emotional look at Holden's closure.
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  34222. To answer your question about the ball…its the same size as a standard #5 soccer ball. The texture/material for most that you would use at a non-professional level is similar to a basketball but the ball is a lot lighter.
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  34223. G'day Ian. These are the number plate slogans for Australian States and T's as I remember as a child. Queensland The Sunshine State. Tasmania Apple Isle, NSW The Premier State , Victoria The Garden State, S.A. The Festival State, W.A. The Golden State, ACT Nations Capital, N.T Outback Australia. They do change. Victoria has had..., On the move, The place to be and the education state, but I see us as the Garden State. Cheers.
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  34224. Enjoying your videos mate. It good to see what an American thinks of our country. Those Fords you said look 60's are infact late 60's and you have them in America as a two door with a slightly different front. The red shell car is a Ford EL Falcon around 96 97 and the silver one is Fords ugly AU Falcon from around 98 or 99 till the early 2000's
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  34225. Just watching your older videos laughing so hard
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  34226. although the miami grand prix had almost 250,000 spectators, the 2021 US grand prix had more spectators (400,000 to be exact), mainly because of the netflix series "drive to survive"
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  34227. This thing when turned all the way up could make 900hp!
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  34228. You need to react to Meatstock in Sydney and Melbourne
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  34229. Supercar gets the power to the ground better on one lap,plus 250hp more in the Nascar
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  34230. Panama canal separates two continents. Greetings From Finland!
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  34231. I agree, US here and would love something this simple. It would be my only car.
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  34232. Praga is export piss :D Samson not extra good even here(Czechia), only Budvar and Pilsner are good representatives of Czech beers but atleast you got to taste bad ones too :) but man rating Pilsner under Budvar(OG), Beermasters in Europe would kill you :D also you had tooo much foam on that Pilsner even for Czech and German
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  34233. Dingoes are usually fine. I lived at Uluru for 14mths and we’d often see wild dingoes around the resort. As long as you didn’t bother them, they didn’t bother you. We would see Parentie lizards too sometimes, they are huge but again if you leave them alone it’s fine. Most incidents with wildlife are from people messing around where they shouldn’t, like swimming in croc-infested waters or shoving sticks in animal holes.
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  34234. I went to the 2012 British GP, the last year of the V8s, though watching the 1990s V10s on TV is how I learned about F1 as a kid. Each era had glorious engine notes though. I love the bark a Cosworth DFV, a 90s Ferrari V12, and the and (also) bark of an 80s turbo
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  34235. Ian the Supercars in Australia evolved from the ATCC , The Australian Touring Car Championship .
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  34236. I love that chittering sound they make too. Just the best. I was watching one of your other clips and this popped up in a thumbnail and I said YEAH MAN LET'S RALLY. Just love it.
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  34237. oi oi oi
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  34238. Queensland is the best state by a country mile.
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  34239. Hi, if you want to know all about Prague (or some other fine places in CZ), watch Honest Guide here on YT. They are awsome :) And Dream Prague as well, she´s also great. Greetings from CZ :)
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  34240. 🙂
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  34241. Ian has to do some of the Instant Karma videos from Australia next
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  34242. Having universal health care that most don't qualify for, effectively makes it useless. May as well have a pantry stocked full of cans but you can't have a can opener and none have ring pulls.
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  34243. 1:56 The music you muted was Heavyweight Champion of the World by Reverend and the Makers. In case you were wondering😁
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  34244. good to see you back Pedro , glad yu like our beer , another smash hit vid Ian and Daniella , hi to the tin lids , their prob sleeping .
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  34245. You should react to the worlds most remote music festival!!
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  34246. I am only able to judge the German Beer. I am from Bavaria :). Paulaner, Hacker and Franziskaner are all good brands. Of course the best beer you will find in local brewerys but this three are ok and maybee findable in the US :).
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  34247. Dick Johnson rana few races in the states. There's a vid on here of him binning it at Sears point ( Sonoma )
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  34248. That was thrilling Ian! I am not really a car person but I do enjoy a beautiful engine. I love power and the Beautiful thunder sounds the Maloo or any car makes for that matter. I had the opportunity a few years ago to buy my dream car, a BMW hatch back in a gorrrgggeous burnt orange, mag wheels, tinted windows...ohhhhhhh all the things! But, not only could my husband not drive it, he is 6.3 and couldn't see passed the top of the windscreen, it was also not as good a car as the V40 Volvo hatchback I'd test drove. Seriously! I loved loved loved the BMW, plus the salesman was lovely whereas the Volvo sales guy I did not like at all, but the drive is everything to me and the V40 had it. Volvo even had the car in Copper (so close to the BMW orange) but not for the Australian market! Stupid! But, I still wanted the V40 Turbo, so with all that you no doubt can see how great I think the V40 is! I even bought a second one, Cross Country V40, after my first one got rear-ended and written off.
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  34249. We are currently on the road in Far North Queensland. Yesterday we were up in the mountains which is gorgeous. For the first time ever I saw a sign that said we drive on the left in Australia. We were heading to a dairy in the middle of nowhere and when we got there it was full of Japanese tourists. Then I knew why that sign was up there. There was also a sign to watch out for tree Kangaroos. I am Australian and I have never seen one.
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  34250. Haval, LDV and GWM are all just Chinese garbage being marketed in Australia. As for Holden, no more brand new cars on Carsales from the now deceased brand. Although some lots still have a handful of new cars left, but you can't find them online. In addition, the grey 2017 Holden Commodore you clicked on is the base/fleet model Evoke. The 3.0L V6 is basically just a smaller version of the GM 3.6L V6. Doesn't make much power, only around 250hp/213ft-lb but it's fuel economy is surprisingly good at 28mpg. And yep, Hyundai is one of the best selling brands in Australia, ahead of sister brand Kia. As for the Holden Magnum Ute, its crazy price is because of the fact that it is a special/limited edition model of the Commodore Ute. Only 291 were made, 240 for Australia and 51 for NZ. It came with magnetic ride control, Chevy SS bucket seats, upgraded suspension, 20" alloys and so much more.
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  34251. ​ @IWrocker  For sure! I really wonder what you guys would say about Kofola. It's a traditional Czech cola drink with a sort of herbal undertones and Czechs are extremely passionate about it. I would even say more than about beer. To insult Kofola is the fastest way to lose a Czech friend. Fortunately my US friend absolutely loves it and every time he visits he then leaves with a couple of Kofola bottles in his checked luggage. 😅
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  34252. gday ian i would like to see you and your dad (your dad needs the slang book) on Kevin Bloody Wilson santa clause song
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  34253. Great upload! I'm so happy for you! Two questions: did you straight pipe or did you put on an after market exhaust? The truck sounds awesome. Second, what is the song/artist that you used? Tom
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  34254. If you want to ever go yo Bathurst plan your Australian trip specifically around that as accommodation can be difficult to obtain just a heads up haha
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  34255. You have to try Icelandic beer 🍻 Cheers
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  34256. Can't wait for day 3, I love Goodwood, only been once, can't wait to go again 👍
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  34257. the king of the mountain ute was after brocky
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  34258. that was something to see but you have to check out the holden ute record at nurburgring love the videos
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  34259. Make sure you roll the bundaberg ginger beer before opening
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  34260. bunnings had managed to kicked the living shit out lowes/woolworths owned MASTERS hardware of course BUNNINGS is owned by WESTFARMERS who also own a major share of COLES/MYER group.I go to bunning all the time and I think they must be bigger than Home Depot. We also have Home hardware group but only small fry compared to bunnings and MITRE-10.
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  34261. My first ute was a VP 5ltr. Loved that machine
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  34262. Kenworth 509 is CERTAINLY an Australian Domestic model . In fact , ANY of the Trucks with Triple Drive Axles are Australian made . The Triple Screw Volvo uses a Volvo Drivetrain , but a Locally Designed Chassis . Canada does have Triple Drives in Logging . Too WIDE for Public Roads . I am dead Against Autonomous Vehicles on PUBLIC Roads . In a Private , closed environment , OK , whatever . Good Luck with that .
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  34263. You've gotta watch the Redbull F1 team when they were showing off the courses in americas. You'd probably get a kick out of the Texas video but I love the New York one.
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  34264. Lime every time. 👍
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  34265. There are around 75 different varieties of avocado grown in Australia. Hass (the small dark ones) and Sheppard (slightly larger green ones) are the most common commercial varieties found in supermarkets. When in season at farmer's markets there's more interesting varieties to be found.
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  34266. no sauasage sizzle at the moment :-( im going into withdrawals.
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  34267. This is awesome!
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  34268. Almost all of the Australian pronunciations are the same in Britain, well most of Britain anyway.
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  34269. I always smile when I see a VW knowing it was the first design of the Porsche motor company and later the design template for their Porsche 64.
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  34270. Big Ben is not the tower , it’s the name of the bell inside the Elizabeth tower .
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  34271. center divider
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  34272. The monaro was a 2 door version of the Holden Kingswood (in the 70s) so the 4 doors wouldn't have been a Monaro per se later on the Monaro was a 2 door version of the Commodore. Kingswood being a family car back then was popular until the arrival of the first Holden Commodore which quickly took over as the family car for Holden. The blue car was a Statesman Deville - and was like a highend stretched version of the Kingswood I guess, had the luxuries like electric windows, powersteer and A/C. These had 2 versions - Deville and Caprice. Later on in the 90s and 2000s just the Caprice was made and closely resembled the Commodore look. You'd know the Caprice in the US as they were exported to the US as your Police Cars. I believe highly sort after over there ? You then had a red VY (?) Adventurer in the video too which was a 2002 ish VY Commodore with a V8 and AWD and a lifted look. Didn't take off too well but still a few around.
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  34273. A check of Wikipedia of Holden Monaro shows when the four door Monaro was introduced late in HQ production. Soon was selling faster than two doors since they were cheaper to buy and easier for family or mates to get in the back seat to use. Shannon's had a story of a great two door HQ Monaro that sat at the dealers unsold for over a year. Luxury LS Monaro introduced to try to sell unsold two door bodies. Falcon coupe a similar story with the Cobra version introduced to try to clear out unsold two door bodies sitting around. Worked well, these Cobras now worth a mint. Now these two doors are in great demand but back then after the initial burst in sales they became hard to sell as a dearer car with harder to access rear seats. So not viewed the same way back then when it mattered to the car companies. Even with the last Monaro /GTO, Holden knew it would likely only have a relatively short production life. Once the niche group of two door buyers were satisfied but commonly kept their cars as cherished weekend toys and not daily drivers here. So far less ongoing sales and not enough to justify a new model.
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  34274. Cool collection! 👍 Jack Brabham was very famous, mentioned frequently as an Australian icon! 😀 I'd like to see the motorbikes! 🤗 Alright Bathurstoholics! .. Who is selling his lifetime car collection, 50 cars, at Lloyds auction on 29 January!? He is Canadian/Australian, and last drove at Bathurst in the 1990s, his first car as a teen was a Ford Perfect 1954! ??? 🤔
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  34275. Looks like the windscreen started to crack at the crash, you can definitely see it then, just as you unpaused it. Tho it may have been before, its hard to tell.
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  34276. I'm going for Pedro's 85 but impressive line up there. Oh, and your belt buckle rocks. Awesome family mate, best wishes to all from WA. ☮️
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  34277. Rock on Daniellia 🤘🤘
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  34278. I'm not personally a racing fan myself yet, but I stumbled across this crash while browsing a subreddit one day, and then later went down a rabbit hole that led me to Senna's crash...may he rest in peace, in my search for info on him, he sounded like a very good man. Grosjean's crash is SHOCKING...at first I had thought that I had unwittingly stumbled onto a fatal crash video, and it truly took my breath away when I saw him appear from within that intense fireball. I'm amazed he survived, and it truly is a credit to the safety upgrades that the F1 cars/uniforms have received through the years. And yes, it was a true miracle too! I honestly may give F1 Racing a chance, because it does look interesting to me in a way that the NASCAR races don't. I do want to say however, that despite not yet being a racing fan of any sort, that your raw and honest reaction in this video has earned you a subscriber. I will definitely be back as I explore the world of F1 Racing more!!
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  34279. Check out GAZ 66 the russian Unimog.
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  34280. Norhern QLD is tropical as well as NT
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  34281. We have pop tarts 🤦‍♀️
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  34282. I’ve been coming across your videos for a while now and I love them! Love people that are eager to learn about other countries!
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  34283. I love how you’re showing your awe factor to F1, I’m a new fan myself and his “idk what he’s doing exactly, but damn it’s impressive”
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  34284. Tim Tam slam party 👩‍👩‍👧‍👧👨‍👨‍👧‍👧👩‍👩‍👧‍👧👨‍👨‍👧‍👧👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👧‍👦👨‍👧👩‍👧👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽👩🏾‍🤝‍👨🏽👯‍♂️👯‍♀️👨🏼‍🦽🕴🏻💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿🐨🦘😊🇦🇺
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  34285. Translate this: Ahoj Ian. Nabudúce by si mohol dať slovenčinu 🇸🇰. Je to celkom podobné češtine. Fun fact: Česi a Slováci si rozumejú na 99,99% aj bez toho aby sa učili češtinu.
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  34286. 😅ich lese hier wenig aus Deutsch... weißt du Alder!?! 🤣 La madre que nos pario! 🤣 Dabei sind wir doch 80 Millionen Experten und haben Pilsen um die Ecke.. 🥰. Und der Junge fuchtelt da mim WEIZEN-Glass rum, und nicht mal aus Bayern hab ich hier was gelesen 😂 Ich hoffe da kommen noch paar nette Kommentare💙🤣 South Frankfurt Odenwald / Santiago Compostela styled Greetings 👍
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  34287. I would really love to see your reaction on this rally video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP2-UHXJ3pU It's a flat out record run on the Mount Washington Hillclimb with a 862 hp Subaru on a really scary road (including gravel!).
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  34288. Take a look at Jamaican trucking
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  34289. Lol 🇦🇺
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  34290. Why is it when I saw the thumbnail I immediately thought pimp my Tim Tam 😂
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  34291.  @IWrocker  Mate, if you come to SA hit me up haha, I'll show ya around then drink ya into the ground. You'd love it here! You're from the mid west?
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  34292. I didn't know America doesn't have Maltesers, they are my go to for the movies as I'm not a fan of popcorn
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  34293. did you you just call the majestic huntsman gross? and if you move out every time you see a huntsman you'll be moving constantly. you need to watch woman has 4 day battle with spider in her car.
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  34294. Just throwing some facts from German perspective: - most BMW drivers don´t use the turn signal - some vehicles are sooo undermaintained (the average age of german cars is about 10 years) that everything flashes... or nothing And it´s definitely a personal thing, but to me the license plate in most of the europe countires (white background instead of orange)helps to have a clean look compared to these flashy plates like in Florida^^
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  34295. I would of ate that caramelo koala straight away I’ve never held a one and not eaten straight away and I’m 38 lol
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  34296. At 4:50 ish you can see the massive structure behind the torso lowering him then standing him back up. A giant animatronic puppet. But very cool.
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  34297. No spiders are fatally poisonous ( nobody is stupid enough to eat them anyway ) but we do indeed have a lot of the most venomous spiders and snakes in the world !
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  34298. I am with you Ian, I don't like the way they have to try get it done so fast, I think pit stops should have a minimum time, then anything extra goes to lap time, it would take the pressure off a little and costly mistakes will be avoided, at the end of the day, it is the skill of the driver that we want to see.
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  34299. I started with the same set, very good choice! Shortly after getting the R5 Set i build my own designed aluminum cockpit (around 350$/€) and got a real car seat too :) Now im still using moza, got the new r16v2 and 2 more wheels. Love rally sim racing! I wish you a lot of fun with it, and i recommend some sort of fixed rig, specially for the pedals.
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  34300. Caterham bought the rights to the "SEVEN" from Lotus in the 70s i think
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  34301. Lol Australia isn’t owned by America
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  34302. It's always good to start your first vegemite experience with it spread super thin, see if you like it, then slowly experiment to see if you can find out how much is right for you. Most YouTubers I see trying vegemite for the first time get a big blob of it on a spoon or knife and try it by itself. Unsurprisingly, they instantly hate it. Great to see someone being sensible about it. ^_^
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  34303. I traveled to the us a couple of times , for work and just for vacation. Florida , tennesee, utah, texas , nevada. I really loved the way of life.. I am 53 years old and hope to move to tennesee. When i am 60. I was a truckdriver through al of europe.. Saw lots of places.. But everytime i left murica....i wanted to turn the plane around😊😊😊😊😊
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  34304. I'm a disabled guy from Sydney Australia. I don't let the fact that I use a walking frame and wheelchair stop me from living my best life.
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  34305. We only need to defend a desert island.... USA has to invade... hence the massive difference in force & types of weapons.. Why Subs are so important & why we need to get it right
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  34306. So Australian trucks are double the strength and size compared to Americans trucks...american are up to 80feet and AUS is 175feet. road trains have no limit on private roads.
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  34307. That coin will rise in value... They are collectable... Keep it in pristine condition... Do not put a hole in the package of it.. Or open it... Kind regards...
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  34308. Been waiting for an nrl reaction. Have a look at state of origin mate
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  34309. Had to watch when I saw Leffe. Really nice beer.
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  34310. The old route master bus! Miss those!
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  34311. U will also love the Turkish delight they are the best I really wanna send stuff but u already got most of the shop already lol let me no what might be interested in ill have look what there is cheer jeff
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  34312. Their low central weight battery entire floor space even balance of weight on each wheel Braking is electric resistance on all 4 wheels as well charging batteries Doesn't just relies on brakes systems like other vechiles Speed acceleration is 4 wheel drive and direct drive to each wheel Not prop shaft draining power like other vechiles They are a lot of differences to other vechiles I'm guessing body way more ridged no flex because batteries They do weight heavier which helps with handling as grounded more to road Have herd they go through tyres quicker due to weight of vechiles Just don't get stuck in it if damage batteries in accident Can short out catch fire and don't have a way of putting out Go look up what happens when batteries damaged Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  34313. slavic pronounciation is gonna help you if you attempt to read the titles in pretty cool Skoda photo album I've send you a while back hahaha Hope you can use it for some video ;)
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  34314. Worked with a young Glen Osbourne in the early 80s The family was very good and quick the boat was Smuggler I think they ran 6 litre Social
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  34315. Hey Dude, Here you can find a link of a example for the most superhumans. Onboard at WRC2016 by night on an icy road in the hills. Unbeliveable! Greets from Germany👋🏻
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  34316. 18L/100km is about 13 miles per gallon
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  34317. We can get coke in glass bottles here in australia, which has a cleaner taste than the plastic bottles and also stays cold longer
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  34318. My daughter has played Netball for few years… very different to Basketball. Only similarity, need to get the ball through the basket to score. I believe is a British Commonwealth game, mostly played by women.
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  34319. The Toyota LandCruiser 79 Series, it's a modern day 4wd with the retro look that I love and wish i had the money for 😔
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  34320. Pedro in the Akubra looks like he belongs in an "outback" pub! Of course wearing his "Sunday" hat... LOL :)
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  34321. RIP to a true Aussie character and legend, one of his many life highlights was being engaged to Liz Hurley.. We will all have to play some drunken cricket while having a bbq when you come to Oz mate 😁
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  34322. The Nevera is the latest iteration of Rimac production vehicles Rimac produce technology for other automakers
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  34323. American here. One aspect of the differences I haven't seen mentioned in the comments is the condition of the asphalt. During my last trip to Germany, what really stood out to me was the smoothness. At 190kph I would go from highway-to bridge-to highway and there was ZERO bumps, noise or any feeling of transition!! It was like a billiard table. In the States, you could lose some dental work doing that.
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  34324. @IWroker in Germany we have an company called Baumann , it is special for such a Transport
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  34325. Americans do not have the discipline required to drive on 'Unlimited Highways', there'd be a death every 100 yards ... might not be a bad idea, get rid of some of those a@@holes who think they have the 'right' to dictate thier own rules. When I was in Germany I was driving a friends BMW325 and that maxed out at 135mph, sweet, but I had to be on the lookout for the AMG Benz Stationwagon who passed me at about 150mph, driven by a woman who had a couple of large dogs in the back, along with the other sports cars who were going up to 70mph faster than I was, and the cops moved over to let me pass, now that's a HOOT!!
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  34326. Sounds great man! Anything can be loud: riced Civics, bro-dozer Chevy's, my lawn-tractor, etc.. The Hemi's are different in that they actually have the torque and power to back it up.
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  34327. The white bird is a yellow crested Cockatoo. Beside the b pathway was a wombat scratching himself. You saw a possum up close at night and the colourful birds a rainbow lorikeets. That really big bird that ate the apple is a cassowary (they are dangerous). Yes you should check out more of Australia’s wildlife.
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  34328. Proper touring car not the fake stuff they race now
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  34329. I have a bunch of pool & snooker sim games on Steam, including this one. And I will say that playing without the angle markers makes the simulation much more realistic to RL...meaning way way harder. Try disabling them and you'll quickly see what I mean here : ]
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  34330. Hey I respect nasccst compétition from Europe! I really apreaciate it as as an europeans but just on a different way.
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  34331. I think he would like the sound of the Leopard 2. Yes I know it isn't a truck or car but still a very impressive vehicle.
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  34332. Thank you so much ❤❤❤it was so much fun!!!! Thank you for being there with us ❤
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  34333.  @IWrocker  it is and if you want to see more of Perth check out Grant Menner's videos and you'll love Cam Bostock's videos of his treks around Perth and the South West of WA, I think I've already mentioned to you his one "Cloud Waterfall on Bluff Knoll, it's a stunning phenomenon, he's also just done one on the waterfalls around Perth after out wet winter. Other geological phenomenon to check is the Bungle Bungles, Mount Augustus, Wave Rock, The Pinnacles, Ningaloo swimming with Whale Sharks, Stairway to the stars in Broome and WA is famous for its Wildflowers, this year is going to be massive after the rains. Far too much to mention as WA is 1/3rd Australia's landmass and to put it in US perspective 3.8 times the size of Texas or 10times the size of the UK.
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  34334. I've always thought our Coke was better but had no way of proving it, so thanks for that. I also have a theory that this is why Americans seem to like Diet Coke so much. Diet Coke is bloody awful, but your regular Coke is so bad that the Diet Coke becomes palatable. Also, I believe the reason America uses high fructose corn syrup so much is that sugar imports were taxed through the roof in order to protect your local corn growers. Though I could be wrong.
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  34335. Congrats , you deserve it. Specially 'cause of or humbleness and family, then for not thinking America is the most advanced country in the world and finally for being able to think like a human , and not like a robot. Thank you for all your content , personality, family Charing. Keep on the awesome work
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  34336. The LDV is a cheap Chinese make, likewise GWM; short for Great Wall Motors. Runs Toyota running gear built under licence. The SsangYong is a Korean built make. If you want to find the ugliest car in the world, the SsangYong is one of the top ten. A few Australian influences you might not know about: Chevy Camaro: When it was returned in the early 2000s, Holden did the entire R&D to develop it. Chevy's input consisted of "we want it to look, sound, drive and feel like this........" GMC Denali: It began its development in a Holden design studio Ford Ranger: Ford Australia did most of the engineering work on the Ranger, and it shows internationally. Ford USA must have thought "Wee need to make a vehicle that can actually handle being offroad, yet still be efficient." Mitsubishi Diamante: It was exported to America as a rebadged Mitsubishi Verada, which was the top of the line passenger car for Mitsubishi in the 90s Opel, Isuzu and Holden had a car called the Frontera in the 90s. Designed by Opel in Germany, built by Isuzu in Japan, and powered by an engine built by Holden. They looked like a short wheelbase SUV version of the Isuzu/Holden Rodeo. In 1971, Holden borrowed the wheel design for the Pontiac GTO to put on the HQ-HZ series Monaro. Many decades later, Pontiac borrows two models to rebadge as their own, the GTO and G8 aka Holden Monaro and VE Commodore If you want to see how the current Corvette hybrid system was developed, look up "Project Super Ute." It spawned two vehicles. One was a two seat roadster that used the electric system from a Chevy Volt, but it was AWD, and capable of 0-100 in 3.5 seconds. A VE Commodore ute featuring a Corvette cabin was used to develop to mid engine hybrid drive for the Corvette. Open the bonnet, anf there's nothing there but batteries and possibly a fuel tank. Open the ute lid, and that's where you find the engine and drive system. It was affectionately known as Black Jack, and allowed GM to do R&D on that drive system relatively unnoticed
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  34337. Watched your livestream just prior to watching this. Had an epiphany. Maybe you should import a Torana to the US😇 Now THAT would be unique
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  34338. Old pictures can be very good because film has very high resolution, maybe 20k or more.
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  34339. Dude you gotta react to some rally jump compilations. they are insane :D
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  34340. Please do a reaction to Sabine Shmitz Queen of the Nurburgring... Rip 🙏 she was amazing racer
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  34341. You should react to new Zealand team championship stock car racing
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  34342. Beautiful big sweet pineapples are abundant in the Glasshouse mountains area too🍍🍍
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  34343. Please look into some drift crashes since you have been watching all the goodness of drifting you gotta see the other side to it, It sucks seeing it happen but it definitely shows the skill level these drivers come with when they dont crash.
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  34344. HR Ute
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  34345. Here in AUS we don't carry a lot of cash anymore. It has definitely become a cashless society.
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  34346. Yeah you've never sworn so much! Job done!
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  34347. I like your car videos the best because you're a car guy you add some value
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  34348. The big Reds are built like there on steroids True
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  34349. Can you please do a reaction to the top ten UNMARKED cop cars.
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  34350. "This video was suggested by" akin". Well, close enough. It's not really a name, but a composition of my full name. I believe they have around +700 hp, and +1100 hp with nitro boost.
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  34351. A lot of those beers have a long tradition, but most of them are nowadays owned by either Anheuser-Busch InBev or Heineken, the two largest brewery groups in the world. It's the same with cars and Stellantis who own everything from Dodge to Maserati. For some reason, probably taxes, they are all located in the BeNeLux countries.
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  34352. You should check out the Dakar support trucks jumping sand dunes
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  34353. A true beast of a machine
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  34354. Miss those days, it usually had a pleasant Bavarian guy inside with a black cap who made complex engineering problems understandable for motorsport journalists lol. Excellent choice btw
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  34355. From memory they were 2:15-2:20s lap times back then mate, not a bad effort for your first crack. Grid Autosport is worth a go, you can race DJR's Sierra and Jim Richards(i think) Godzilla GTR or go the mid 2000's Commodore and Falcon V8's. I know its not the newest game, but for Bathurst and the $'s its pretty dam good me thinks. Hope you get to drive the track someday for real mate
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  34356. My name is Ben and one of my best mates is named Ben, so there was a slim chance James was waiting for James but yeah nah not this time……Clint
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  34357. G'day mate: that was so Milo cool and funny as well cobber, 👍🇦🇺🍵🍵🦘
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  34358. The cheap one can´t even stand the weight of a person. That is very bad. 😂
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  34359. The ball is kangaroo leather and light and smooth.....easy to fumble
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  34360. This mashine is an excevator but very special. Je cost near 200.000,-Euro and can drive near all over! It is very difficult to drive this one! It is the kingclass of excevator.
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  34361. I see Senna on a thumbnail,i click it 😳🐐
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  34362. Yup I've said it for a few weeks now hopefully with the amount of comment he will lol the others on YouTube reaction g are terrible haga
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  34363. I love how this is crazy to an American,Haha. but its not rare to see this in the UK
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  34364. The other car is a Ford Sierra Cosworth. They were very popular in the UK when they were released because they had real supercar performance in a 5-seat, somewhat affordable package.
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  34365. Yes please would love to see you guys make some, should be easy make and tasty!
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  34366. What an awesome shop!😮 it's a museum! As a Darts player it makes me shaking!
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  34367. This track cost 54 Mil and took four years to build. its not a home town track. Its in Melbourne Vic
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  34368. Santa Clause has got a new truck - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPD4teS0-PM Six white Boomers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdVwKHSBO5Q Santa never made it into Darwin - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJi_kBIiZ4A And now one that is not very kid friendly (You have been warned) but one that is absolutely brilliant Ho Ho Fucking Ho - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPFjSs3qviI
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  34369. Check out Peter Brocks dayglo Holden VK Commodore of 84. The video that dose it the most justice in my opinion is Goodwood festival of speed 2005 Big Banger HDT VK Commodore..... This car is a fluro orange but most videos it just looks red
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  34370. Heard worse not many better
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  34371. Too funny 🤣😂
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  34372. 😝
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  34373. Just don't pronounce your R's and you'll do a lot better. That's what makes American accents so immediately recognisable. 5/10 ;)
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  34374. A Ford Falcon Cobra was about hhe same size as a Ford Torino and I think they may have shared some body panels. Ford Australia produced 400 Falcon Cobras; and all for the 1978 model year. A curious fact about the XC Falcon is the way the engine options were assigned. The cars with serial production number 1 and then 200 to 400 (except for number 351) all got the 4.9-litre V8 engine which was rated at 204 hp and cranked out 268 pound-feet of torque from just 3,000 rpm.   The other cars in the production run were fitted with a bigger displacement 5.8-litre V8  that put out 217 hp and 316 pound-feet of torque.
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  34375. Vegemite TimTams are real... but there's a catch April 1, 2022: In an April Fool's stunt that has turned out to be real, Vegemite and Arnott's TimTam have teamed up to create a Vegemite-infused TimTam... which sounds intriguing, to say the least. When the news first came out it was roundly dismissed as an April Fool's joke, but both brands have today confirmed that while they won't be releasing the product as an ongoing part of the TimTam range, there are, in fact, five packets in existence that can be won. You'll need to enter online on the Vegemite and TimTam socials links, but all you need to do for an online entry is answer one question: "Tell us why you deserve to win a limited-edition packet of Tim Tam Vegemite?" The TimTam Vegemite flavour is a combination of milk chocolate with a sweet and savoury Vegemite caramel filling. It might sound like an odd combination, but salty chocolate has always been delicious, so we think this would work a treat.
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  34376. Kimi is a boss.
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  34377. You got all of the cars right lol
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  34378. Ian, have a look at the Alvis Stalwart, ex British Army amphibious 6x6 with straight-eight Rolls Royce engine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyNwm76yxRM
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  34379. From 10:42.. These 1948 Chevrolet cars were assembled by Holden, but all I have seen were four door Sedans or utes. My Father bought one in 1968 for $1. When new they were much more expensive than the Holden, so some people bought the cheaper ute version : https://youtu.be/QHp3uCxuIVc Well before the El Camino. Started in the thirties. First car I learnt in. All Chevrolet cars were six cylinder until 1955, but a 3.5 litre six unlike the more frugal 2.2 litre six being the only Holden engine until 1963 red motors. Ford were the main V8 people.
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  34380. 5:04 Looks like Graeme Blundell (AKA the 100% 70s - "Alvin Purple"). Can just remember the "Hey Charger" ads here. Some of my fav US cars (from movies and TV mainly) are those older Dodge Chargers, Pontiac Firebird, Chev Corvette Stingray, Mach1 Mustang, the Starsky and Hutch Ford Gran Torino. I can dream :) Cheers.
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  34381. Mate, you need to view old Bathurst races, Gallaher 500 & Armstrong 500 from the '60's. No guard rails, no cement walls. 50+ Street legal cars. 3 minute pit stops would put you a lap down.
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  34382. Reminds me of Initial D when the sohc AE85 beat the s14 on the mountain pass, and yes that carousel turn has made fools of us all.
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  34383. marree man was man made using machinery in 1998 theres a few rumours about who did it. gosford glyphs were done by a stone mason he also did some more at a nearby estate definitely not egyptian. he butchered the pronunciation of almost everything. gosford = goss-ford wollemi = wol-em-eye coober pedy = koo-bur pea-dee
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  34384. Welcome to the world of F1! 😊
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  34385. Best of universal truck in the world. UNIMOG = Universal Motorgeräte
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  34386. Actually, the weight is only 840kg/1852lbs. When a 1.4L engine was used for racing - it probably was a stock 1.3L bored out. A common technique on cars that age. The interiour seems to be the "de luxe"-variant. The rear seats already split 1/3 - 2/3 - as in modern cars. My trusty 1991 Golf mk2 GT Special still had "all or nothing" in the rear. Being one size bigger from a "better" brand like VW (back then, they were known for being expensive - but with very good quality - the complete opposite of today) that says something. Until 1993, they were carburated. From then on, a single-point injection (Bosch Mono-Jetronic) was used. It reduced the consumption even further. The LPG/Autogas-system was installed to cut fuel cost - incomes in Czechoslovakia were quite low shortly after the iron curtain fell in 1991. LPG is 60/40 butane/propane in summer and 40/60 in winter. Butane holds more energy but is hard to evaporate (liquid gas, remember) in the cold. In the US - it's always called propane - and chemically, both are very close relatives. Autogas is very common all over Europe - if you want to you can go from Portugal to deepest Siberia on Autogas only. Here in Germany, Autogas has fallen out of favor since it's no longer subsidised. Plus, modern direct-injection engines are harder (more expensive) to convert. It still makes sense on many older MPI-engined cars with high consumption. I will most definitely convert my 2006 Ford Focus ST with the trusty but thirsty 2.5L 225hp 5-cyl. Volvo engine. It saves 1/3 fuel cost - and it's the cleanest, highest octane (100+) fuel widely available. Way better than super-expensive Ultimate/V-Power - costing almost twice. In the US - I would take the system out as fuel is cheap (in comparison to Europe), the tank in the rear is quite heavy and the venturi nozzle in the intake cuts engine power by ~10%.
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  34387. allways love watching hillclimb lap times
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  34388. You come to Australia IWrocker you won’t ever want to leave
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  34389. Yes mate, we're in the southern hemisphere so the seasons are reversed (but who said we are "down under"?. If aliens happen to enter the solar system "upside down" we'd be "up over" right?)
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  34390. Dingoes are amazing, but wild dingos are not people or children friendly. There have been quite a lot of attacks recorded, though whilst quite a few people were seriously injured there luckily have not been many fatalities. That said they have tried to eat a couple of toddlers in the last couple of years, breaking into people’s tents/ camper vans in the middle of the night and snatching the babies while the family was asleep. In both recent cases the family’s were able to chase down the dingoes and save their kids, but they both needed urgent medical attention with one receiving a fractured skull and puncture wounds in the neck. Dingoes are cute, but they kill things for a living.
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  34391. Good tip about the foam and clean glass... I didn't know that.
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  34392. One thing that I have noticed here that is different between America and Australia is the advertising at sporting events like football games. If you notice in Aussie Rules Footy games, when they pan out and show shots of the grandstands, you see advertising everywhere, and they are now all digital so they can change them whenever. Here in the states, you might see a splattering of advertising here and there. The English Premier League ( professional soccer), also display digital advertising, but mainly down around the outside of the playing field.
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  34393. Well you sold it for me and I live here.
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  34394. Super rare and expensive these days. Back in the 90's we used to buy Valliants and Chargers really cheap like $300-$1000 from elderly and run them into the ground. Rinse and repeat. They were good HP bang for buck for us youngsters. Val's, Ford Cortina 250's, Ford Escorts, Torana's and Gemini's were all cheap with high HP and as common as dirt. If only we knew how much they would be worth these days
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  34395. If you like helmet cameras, check out this Metro 6R4 (notice it’s wet) https://youtu.be/99qHoM-ef10
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  34396. Very good video!!! nice !!!!
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  34397. looks like my south west roads. curvy on small hills....my hatchback love them.
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  34398. We walk the track every year it’s a 6 can walk nut the best fun ever.
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  34399. Comparing snooker and pool cues, snooker cue has a slight thinner tip than pool cue, so you can make your play and add effects to the cue ball. Basically, this mean that you can use four cardinal points in the cue ball: top, right, down and left. All points of contact make the cue ball spin faster after hitting any of the other balls on the table. The down contact point from the cue makes the cue ball hit any other ball on the table and returns it back to where it was before the play was done (or close by).
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  34400. This was an event in barbados at bushy park(rallycross circuit). Remember meeting Ken Block first time here as a kid.
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  34401. Several videos are not even from Europe, I recognized Australia in few clips. And Equinox was most probably imported, some Chevy were sold here, but smaller ones and mostly Korean-based - Aveo/Sonic, Spark, Cruze, Lacetti, Epica, Orlando, and one gen. of Malibu. Btw for crazy driving check channels Bad Drivers of Italy or Stop Cham from Poland. :)
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  34402. We have always called this shotgunning a Tim Tam. Top marks for effort.
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  34403. Want one!!! Christmas is coming!!!!
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  34404. 0:35 Dude, you gotta go. You have to hear a screaming V10 in person because you’ll never hear what they’re really like on video. Some combo of the mic and speakers can never capture and reproduce the whole sound. I have vivid memories of going to the British GP and hearing them and there’s just nothing else at that level. Maybe at best, you hear 50% of the sound on TV. There’s a whole lot of other noise especially at lower frequencies which you feel through your body as much as hear them. They’re either not captured or completely drowned out by the sheer volume of the high frequency notes. Also if it’s a Ferrari meet, you might hear both V10 and V12 in the same place which is RARE because with the exception of Ferrari few other teams ran a V12 and not for long. I was at the British GP in the last year of V8’s, V10’s and V12’s together and there’s a significant difference. V8 engine note is lower and I think quieter, they don’t rev quite as high. The Ferrari V12 note is the highest pitch with a beautifully smooth and piercing sound. V10’s seemed to have a slightly coarse and angry edge to them. Plus of course the sheer volume is crazy. I could hear them from miles away with a hill between the track and myself when stuck in the traditional Silverstone approach traffic jam (before a new road was constructed). At the track, you can be at the start-finish straight and a single car can be heard very clearly going around the entire track, progress from corner to corner tracked by the engine note and gear changes. At one point I was on the opposite side of the track from the pits watching a support race, and an F1 engine started up for a minute. Perfectly audible over the noise of the race cars right in front of me, must have been close to a mile away as the crow flies. I definitely preferred the V10 sound. The V12 sound is like being pierced with a sharp sword. A V10 with its slightly harsh edge is more like being cut through with a circular saw blade. Then there’s the small grenade bangs that go off when braking and downshifting that pound you in the chest. Earplugs are recommended just to give your ears a rest. Talking to someone involves cupping your hands around their ear and they still won’t hear you if a car is in front. There just isn’t going to be any 17k+ rpm racing engines like this again. Probably those which do run may be held to a lower rev limit for preservation. I get why the engines had to change to the lawnmower hybrids of today but spectators are really missing out compared to the V10 monsters.
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  34405. Thanks
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  34406. Ayers rock is no longer climbable. Due to respect for the Aboriginal herritage, they have now banned the climbing of the rock.
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  34407. dont forget the aussie wine that was number one this week.Clare Valley family winery Taylors Wines is celebrating a massive win after their $20 South Australian Shiraz was crowned International Champion with a perfect 100 point score.
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  34408. As they say in Illinois, just "take a minute". Do what you need to. :))
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  34409. Great input Ian……Loved the video……Cheers….❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  34410. 4:50 That is a Metro 6R4. Group B had complicated rules for Turbo and Naturally Aspirated engines, But in a nut shell Turbo cars were limited to 4 pots and 2 litres, but he NA cars could go 6 pots 3 litres. The 6R4 went the NA route...That engine ended up in the Jaguar XJ220, which was destined for the Group B GT series. The Ferrari F40, Porsche 959, Jag XJ220, McLaren F1, these were casualties of the fall out of the demise of Group B. It would have been amazing to see all these cars pounding around a track.
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  34411. @14:55 The sixth generation HiAce was released in Australia on 28 May 2019 and is offered in five grades: LWB Van, LWB Crew Van, SLWB Van, SLWB Commuter and SLWB Commuter GL. The 3.5L V6 engine option is only available on LWB & SLWB grades. A 6 Speed manual is only available in the LWB Van grade for both petrol and diesel engines.
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  34412. Melbourne sometimes has very bad heatwaves in summer . Also on the US state climatic equivalent map , the area marked South Carolina is closer to Hawai'i 's climate , the North Carolina area is more like Florida and in Australia, far north Queensland and the Top End of the Northern Territory has NO equivalent to anywhere within the United States as their climate is sub- equatorial !
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  34413. You're just great Ian!
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  34414. big v8's big horsepower and big rubber and go hard
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  34415. There is a country in Europe where I am sure that you ignore all the automobile manufacturers, and that is Switzerland. And yet, among the thirty existing brands, some are truly exceptional, like Rinspeed. I'm not Swiss but French, nobody is perfect. 😊
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  34416. Take a look the national motor museum videos on here mate 👍
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  34417. Kraft foods bought Vegemite a few years back. Bega (an Australian company that makes cheese) bought the recipe and name back from kraft, with the clause that kraft wouldn't make a Vegemite spread. A year later, we have both Bega Vegemite and kraft Vegemite on the shelves.
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  34418. You're sued You're sued You're sued 😃🤣😃🤣😃
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  34419. Ahoj, zdravím rád vidím když se někdo učí náš jazyk, hodně mě to zahřeje u srdce 👋🏻🇨🇿♥️
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  34420. They currently have different versions of Tim tams on sale at my local NQR , if you forward your address Ill send you some
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  34421. Vegemite on toast with melted tasty cheese on top (I believe in America you call it cheddar) is the best. Also if you spread it on both sides of a steak before you cook it, it taste divine
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  34422. You have a falshy, or fast car, you are definitely getting a ticket. If you are 40km over the posted speed limit and a Aussie citizen your car is getting crunched.
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  34423. hats off to Sir Norman Foster ! But as far as I know there are toll stations at each end, so crossing it is not for free. 2nd: if you'll stop (for fun) upon the viaduct to take photos or whatever, police will catch you and you'll probably be sent to Marseille and end up as a NOT volunteer in the French Foreign Legion ! Take care, these guys are same level - maybe better - than the USMC. Better think about before you stop your car there without having severe mechanical problems . . . they've already heard all excuses 🙂
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  34424. ive been living in vienna for 13 years now, and everytime i go down a new street even in my own district im finding new cool things in the architecture or random statues on the top of houses. the city isnt actually that big but its 1 hell of intricate and good looking (mostly) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrvcEmC9bsc youll see what i mean if you watch that short thing. sorry i really looked but couldn't find much in english
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  34425. Dog head/Cat head. If you look at it on the left it looks like one of those shitzhu style dog heads, On the left it looks like a cats head with that little bit down the bottom looking like the cats tongue and tasmania looks like the cat food it is about to clean up.
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  34426. P.S. You lot better have some parties...lots of them, to get rid of some of that food, 😂😂
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  34427. Take a look on Rimac Nevera pls 2000 hp electric car
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  34428. What was that thing? It was an s4 integrale It's a Lancia
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  34429. Lol hehehe drop bear that's what we tell people that visitors to our country hehehe 😜😉☺️ no such thing as a drop bear lol 🤣
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  34430. 5:25 Dude, you should look into South Africa. Johannesburg is literally called "Egoli" - "City of Gold". Until around 2006, South Africa was the largest gold producer by a country mile - at one point in the early 70s, it produced over 1000 metric tonnes, 5x as much as the next biggest (Russia). Here's a animated chart (not mine, but the best I could find): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEwWpSZqnIw
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  34431. Came off a JetSki going 80kmph and experienced human flight….hitting the water knocked every bit of air out of me. Thanked god for life jackets that day.
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  34432. Iwrocker, I love the channel, but I have to say, this one was quite tame, I got cut off earlier this evening, and I have to admit I lost it and went on a 2 minute tirade and I didn't repeat one swear word, which is difficult to do, but this Muppet nearly put me under the wheels of what you call a semi truck, so the flowed quite easily, you couldn't show it on here, but I'll see if my dashcam saved it and I'll send it to you to watch, keep up the great work, from Kent UK. 🇬🇧
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  34433. Its great to visit very acquired taste to live in id say but amazing place Also they say ‘’croc free’’ swimming spots most these have fresh water crocodiles. Extremely unlikely to ever have a worry with them but its a lie that its ‘’croc free’’
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  34434. So proud of Alexandra… An Aussie girl that started covering new supercars/hypercars… Now one of the best car reviewers around… You should see her own Ares S1, absolute gorgeous beast 👌🏾
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  34435. Nice utes mate LOL
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  34436. You forgot to look up the new $20 I still think they're pretty cool, but i don't use them often as almost everywhere here has contactless payment options and i use google pay on my phone to use all my cards for payment.
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  34437. They all run nascar or auscar run so the drivers are away from the wall ! And they were a unibody factory body shells
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  34438. trick or treating is gaining popularity in Aussie suburbs. Because of the movie ET I think. Halloween is popular mostly with kids influenced by imported American culture. A lot of older Aussies despise Halloween. We didn't have home delivered pizza until after ET either.
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  34439. Some police force motorway traffic units use unmarked trucks to catch lorry drivers using mobile phones or doing other illegal stuff in their high cabs (knowing they can't be seen from a car!)
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  34440. It looks like a lot of fun but I wouldn’t/couldn’t even attempt it. I’d be 💩ing meself. 🤣
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  34441. G'day Ian!! Happy New Year to you and the fam!! Hugs from Adelaide!!
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  34442. Have a nice weekend mate!😊
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  34443. I'm 40 now and watched this as a kid. Kind of shocking now looking back, I'm traumatized....you could get a pie for $1.10?! If only! 😭
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  34444. It's a 1980 model and the sell price is $195k.
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  34445. @4:29 IWrocker the reason for the weather change you have to realize is the length of mount panorama is 6km long or 3Mi in your conversion
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  34446. Well said Mate total reapect: great shoutout to our Peter perfect Brock Aussie Royalty The true Bathurst Legend.
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  34447. Aaaaah finaly the Belgium EDC. But you should really try to get something like Kwak or Grimbergen that send anything else into the shadow. It really needs Belgium Part 2 with the specials
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  34448. Nice jeep you should go off road and get a exhaust on it so it sounds good and lift it and tires and glad it's a Mopar
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  34449. Hey IWrocker, i can asure you i´m pretty sure drive through banks don´t exists🙂 at least not in Europe Keep up the good work and as always great content greetings from Sweden
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  34450. It was a good lap back then but there's been better since
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  34451. 15:20 Yep absolutely right, hyundai’s are doing great in australia and have done so for years, their hatches especially.
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  34452. thank you for caring for Holden mate long live holden
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  34453. Postie bikes are Honda 110cc
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  34454. Bathurst this year is on 4to the 7 November if anyone needs to know ! 👍🇦🇺👍🍻
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  34455. Mate you got me drooling. Love the slammed Tim tam
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  34456. Darwin is my home town watching this video in Darwin right now lol
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  34457. I was thinking the same thing. Those little bite pops look interesting, maybe we need to them here. Macca’s in UK had cheesy puffs last time I was there. They were good.
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  34458. This is a V6 Commodore.
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  34459. Yeah MATE it's real bad 😔 and the amount of live stock the farmers have lost again. 😔😔😔😔
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  34460. In Ireland, you can get all these in really any supermarket or off licence (an alcohol shop). All delicious, you should try some generic American beer at the same time as a good comparison 😂
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  34461. You are now an Aussie
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  34462. I feel bad for Jamie Whincup, poor buggar. Great time though 😊🇦🇺💖
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  34463. Ian, I'm sitting in the carpark at a truckstop north of Perth, Western Australia. It's not uncommon to see road trains with 72 wheels.
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  34464. Looks to fancy... Its got an offroad super computer in it that costs probably a quarter of the total cost. There is the problem for people that like to actually "drive" offroad. So much money to take away a lot of the fun from the experience. Although that tilt warning screen is dope!!! I cant wait to see what people modify these already bad ass trucks into.
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  34465. 07:40 that i sIVECO ..Italian truck maker.
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  34466. I specialise in making model kits of wwii softskin vehicles and have made quite a few of the different variants of the scammells. The tank transporter is a really good way of seing the ingenuity that went into that very architectural looking beast.
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  34467. 👍
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  34468. I see 99900 right now
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  34469. Hi Ian, Australian, state capital City's have a Casino their is only seven in total, cheers Mate, lol.
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  34470. How about some love for the friggin drone pilots following the cars
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  34471. sorry, I know it has nothing to do with this video but I wanted to suggest you look for a car: Alfa 155 v6 ti itc
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  34472. Love a good Huntsman spider, what's wrong with ya mate 😄😅
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  34473. in italy we say cin - cin (cheen - cheen) or alla salute
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  34474. That's the car I got my license on.
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  34475. This model is actually appreciating in price in Europe at the moment.
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  34476. Congrats on getting married and the new collaboration channels dude ! Don't know what's more beautiful, that beast of a truck or the beautiful future Mrs. IWROCKER.
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  34477. Nicely done man. I understand your confusion in the w. As you may be aware, the issue with U and V being written the same caused this. So in english, it is double U while in Czech it is double V. There are also other letters not mentioned in this alphabet. The letters with ˇ originally come from "Hlaholice" which was the first written alphabet in the Czech lands. At least according to most of the current mainstream sources. From this alphabet, the Cyrilic was born and the eastern savic countries still use this alphabet to this very day (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and possibly others that I can't currently think of from the top of my head). The original alphabet had what would be called Nabodeníčka (I think "small stabbings" is what the meaning would translate to) which evolved into "háčky" = "tiny hooks" = ˇ and "čárky"= "commas" but used above the letters to prolong the pronounciation. Let's take A for example. A in Czech is sounds like u in Elon Musks surname. But Á is like a in "far". and so on. We also have two types of "long u" one is ú and other is ů. Ú is mostly used as the first letter of the word, but there are some words where that does not apply, generally when the root of the word used it and then was given a preposition. Ů is never used as the first letter of the word. So unless you hit the specific exemptions for the usage of ú, you have to use ů. "Ahoj" can be interpreted either as an informal greeting (also Čau is used) or as a casual (and general) greeting of boatsmen or generally people who spend most of their free time in a boat on a river. Dobrý den is the polite way of greeting anybody. "Děkuji" is formal, " Děkuju" is informal...well in this case it is more nuanced I would say. In a highly formal event, you try to use as much of a formal language as possible, but if you were at a high end event and was speaking to your genuine friends, you would most likely use the informal "Děkuju". For learning Czech, well maybe practising it and getting used to it, I would reccomend the channel Honest Guide and the sister channel Kluci z Prahy. They are basically the same channel, but Honest is in English and Kluci is in Czech. Futhermore, if you want to learn, there is a lot and I don't want to sugarcoat it. Czech is not easy for foreigners, but I know that there are more difficult languages to learn. If you want tro learn Czech, I can give you a few pointers to help you. I am no teacher or expert, but since I was teaching people the basic level of English, I think I could bring some insight to help people understand the inner workings of the language.
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  34478. Hell yeah , back in 1989 l spent a year living in my Kombi camper van on the beach . The best time of my life .
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  34479. Congratulations mate, you really deserve all the good things that will come your way.....love your channel
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  34480. Dangggg you saying those names on point wrocker!
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  34481. 🤠
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  34482. Here a Freeway is a Metro thing, high speed multi laned road usually 80 to 100kmph, Highway is mostly country, long distance road, mostly single or dual laned and 110kmph. Kiwis will call all of it Motorways lol,
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  34483. You'll like the Matra MS670B if you like the FXX. Much older car but another mad soundingV12
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  34484. Mate you have nothing to explain . Congrats on everything and your beautiful family continues to grow. If you ever want to come down under it’s obviously going to be a huge commitment of time and money to even get here let alone make it a worthwhile trip. Don’t ever feel like you owe anyone anything mate ! Keep up the great work
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  34485. One of the best thing from England has always been it's cars and motorcycles so are legendaries some you would instantly turn into dog 🐶🐶🐶 food cans.cheers, mate.
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  34486.  @IWrocker  hi mate, currently l have a 1978 850cc Norton Commando, 1966 650cc BSA lighting and a 1957 500cc Matchless and had at one time 18 British bikes just love them, cheers.
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  34487. I had 2 valiant chargers a 245 and 265. Still love the chargers.
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  34488. I always buy my rocket powered rollerskates from ACME.
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  34489. Love this and it does crack me up. Certainly true of a lot of mainland European countries. Germany and the UK are a bit of an exception, as well as some Eastern European countries I think. Where I live in the UK every car is either a Land Rover Defender, Range Rover, Audi Q7 or BMW X5/X7. Weirdly, the UK has some of the smallest roads especially the country roads, but our car manufacturers make big vehicles, some of the largest in the world. Rolls Royce and Bentleys are big even by American standards, LWB range rovers arnt far off a Tahoe and McLarens are really wide. Germany and Scandinavia have quite big US car scenes too, plenty of RAM trucks and a few super duty’s floating around there.
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  34490. Congrats mate love your work and the family keep it coming 💥💥🤙💯
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  34491. Awesome hat.👍
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  34492. Missed you! (and the woman, as she is much more attractive than you are) Agree with what you said. Had a long time Chevy buddy and prior GM engineer, buy a PW a month or so ago. FCA is cranking out interesting shit. Ford wants to be a truck mfg in NA. GM. I seriously don't know what they are doing. Toyota, LC or 4runner is you're only real game in town as they are JDM. Haters are going to hate.
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  34493. The only ride you can be in that says "I can go wherever i bloody want to" even more than this is an Unimog... ;)
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  34494. That was a driveway to someone's house
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  34495. Yeah sure, it sounds O.K. but it's no thong slapper.
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  34496. Man you can’t describe the immense size of Uluru until you see it for yourself
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  34497. Difficult to know the specs of these bikes, they are DIY
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  34498. That race track is quite close to me.
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  34499. Australians are the same. The bigger the 4WD or SUV the worse the driver is especially at parking. One of my relatives used to be head of country road maintenance in one state. He quit in disgust due to small budget he was given expected to fix potholes in a state the size of Illinois.
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  34500. We don’t exist ?? but we live here and we’re actors ???? Where’s my acting pay NASA???,
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  34501. Watched nearly all these vids too
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  34502. Thec old fords were great . The 4 cylinder 1.6 and 2.0 were bullet proof, apart from the cooling, that stuff broke all the time . But they were so great to modify beause they were so dtuned and basic in the factory that any thing you did to them improve them noticeable. Just stuff like exhaust manifold, inlet manifold , air filter, carb . So many easy things to do that were cheap when you wer 17 . Great fun . These rally cars are the ultimate of what can be achieved . Ypu could never blow them up with revs , they would sit on max revs and never break and just scream . I still have a 1.6 in my garage. The old Toyota celica were my dream cars when i was a tedn
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  34503. My dad and I went and saw these cars race at Portland International Raceway before they were band. They were in a class all by them selves. They just checked out and nothing could catch them.
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  34504. G'day Ian. Part 2 of this from a more original source covering Toranas, Falcon Coupes and Valiant Charger cars and others : https://youtu.be/54SRgZx_YgA?si=FZWH7EmTOKoWGCoR Same channel had the original part 1. Some recapping in part 2. Not sure about a part 3 or more.
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  34505. G'day Mate! I can only speak about my old part of Sydney with a trend towards knocking down old houses and replacing them with duplexes(semidetached) mainly because the blocks of land were 1/4 acre and could easily accomodate this style...also in some areas you will see three seperate dwellings on one old block or even a strip of townhouses...Cheers!
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  34506. crisps would be the uk, we just call them chips
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  34507. Congratulations on your new Subie! 👏
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  34508. Bro I loveeeee this Chanel ,and his reactions are just 👌🏼
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  34509. Glasgow scotland has a street and its actually called Pitt Street as it was a pit before the road was built.
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  34510. Check out motoringbox’s video on the Australian AU Falcon 👍
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  34511. I swear... Every reaction I have seen to this video is just a pure big ass grin on the face of the person watching. This video never fails to make people super happy and impressed. It is so unreal fast.
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  34512. hI iAN check out the WOOLAMAI pine. it might interest you.
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  34513. What does American beer and sex in a boat have in common? They are both fuckin close to water! 🤣
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  34514. What he dose not say is the Roads in the NT use to never have a speed limit outside inhabited centres like towns or cities!
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  34515. G'day mate Wonderful powerful words It means so much more Cheers Asha 👍
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  34516. Isn't the tomahawk more powerful? V10 if I remember right
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  34517. You should definitely check out Irish road racing and our racing tractors from Balbriggan with V8's. they are bananas!
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  34518. Some viewer should just record a video of them walking through Woolworths and submit it if you want a grocery store video.
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  34519. I remember watching Rally Australia on the TV that year. Colin was making the car fly.
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  34520. Top stuff m8
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  34521. When I grew up, there was a "famous" person in my small village called Udligenswil. His name was Rolf Biland and he was a sidecar racer. In fact, he is the most successful racer of all times with 81 race wins.
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  34522. Day 2 video 2 of asking you to look at modern day trans am cars because they still exhaust.
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  34523. How does he know when to stop? In this case it is easy, when the wheels hit the Kerb at the front you stop when the drive axle wheels hit the at the back (second bump) you stop. this is more drive by feel than drive by sight. Being a good driver of large vehicles uses sight, sound and feel, and the mental capacity to process that at speed.
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  34524. Great video choice Ian😁😁
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  34525. Renault kangoo 4x4 🤘🤘
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  34526. Awesomeness
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  34527. Please watch JIM JEFFERIES ON GUN CONTROL PART 1 & 2 its here on youtube has about 14mil views. I come back and watch it at least once a year when americans are going especially crazy. Hes an aussie comedian in america doing standup so its a good mesh of both cultures and an awesome perspective for americans on what the rest of the civilised world think on the whole gun control school shooting nonsense.
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  34528. I'm pretty sure VW demonstrated this in a car show, when that engine and car came out. Not sure though, which model it was, but it was with the W12 engine.
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  34529. Jeep mainly the Grand Cherokee sold here. A local recent test : https://youtu.be/Pm1yLSvGH5U Trying to recover from a bad reputation here with good early sales of Jeep say fifteen years ago diving down after problems and how Chrysler here dealt with warranty issues. Similar with Chrysler 300C. Some may have been made in Austria. Yes in Europe not here.
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  34530. Impressive driving. But lately if I see a video from the Nuremberg then I get tears in my eyes. Why? I had a dream, a dream to sit one day in the Nuremberg taxi from Sabine Schmitz. Unfortunately she passed away. Let's be honest, she is the world greatest driver. A great charisma, always a smile .... I miss that Lady. Sabine RIP
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  34531. i´ve been watching ur videos, but football and the this beer videos are my favorites! hope u can drink Portuguese beer too, Sagres and Super Bock are the ones and they also have diferent flavors aside the regular beer. i love trying beer from diferent countrys too, and i had this ones from the video and i agree, they are good! hope u and ur family be good and be safe! i´ll keep watching ur videos from Portugal!
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  34532. You need to check out the first NASCAR race at ThunderDome look it up on YouTube (1988 NASCAR Goodyear 500 Calder Thunderdome) i'll see a very young Michael Waltrip Bobby Alison, interesting backstory with one of the pit crew guys came across in a shipping container with the car, true story
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  34533. You should react to an Aussie dash cam channel video of instant karma: caught by police. That is a great video!!
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  34534. Funny story: I remember being in Sheffield in Tassie during the 05/06 Christmas/New Year holidays and I stepped out of a shop there and saw what looked like a guy walking his pet down the street. I thought to myself, "Wow, that's a big dog." Until I realised it was a llama that he was walking. LOL
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  34535. Your camera was a little low in height , or are you just taller 😂half your head was missing
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  34536. It’s kind of already been said. But Vodaphone sponsors many Aussie sporting events you would have reacted too. Plus V8 supercars with essentially vodaphone livery.
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  34537. First of all, if your glass is greasy the foam disappears in a few seconds, in the Netherlands its a rule of thumb to have "2 fingers of foam" so your glass is full and you have an index and middelfinger thickness layer of foam Edit: in the netherlands a beer that has lost its foam is called a "dead beer" meaning its lost its flavor
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  34538. yeah that's Pat Morita...he was famous in Happy Days before Karate Kid. Born in '70 here I grew up watching Dukes of Hazzard and Happy Days. Too young to remember the Charger ads, but I remember the cars and the factories.
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  34539. Now this is so much of a wow moment for me, we had planned a trip there just before COVID hit, so too see what we love about that Park is awesome. We now are aiming for a trip there this Christmas so TY for enjoying some and I do mean only some of our beauty here in OZ. Enjoy and drool as much as you wish and hope one day you will get here in person to savour it in person. Hugs and Love to you and yours from Australia. Keep Safe Keep Strong
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  34540. The one big problem with it this late in the year, is it gets really hot. If it's 35c in the sun, how hot is it inside that V8 supercar. Hopefully we get to see a great race this year. Too cool mate. 👍
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  34541. Yeah, most people don't realise it but each island of NZ is as long as the UK. There are thousands of JDM cars here. One mistake he made was the Toyota Wisdom, it's actually a Windom (Lexus ES3000). JDM cars is an industry on it's own here. Nothing is made here anymore, all cars are imported. I thought every country had the same choices of cars to choose from. I didn't realise we were that unique. Car shows are mostly American classic and muscle cars and hot rods. BTW I'm on my 5th Cadillac, the first I imported from Pomona SoCal in '93, it was a 73 Coupe deVille, and my current car is a 98 Cadillac Deville imported from Japan and was an American embassy car with basically no mileage on it. (I got in November 2020 it only had 19,500 km on the odometer!)
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  34542. Queensland sent me ❤️‍🔥
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  34543. this brings back memories, these days stuff like this the networks would not get away with for a kids show. grew up watching this, ran from the late 90s till almost the 2000s iirc it was on channel 7 as to the first comment you read, Dickie Knee is just as bad as Agro in a good way
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  34544. Hi IWrocker, happy new year. And thanks for your vids, always interesting !
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  34545. Logitech g29 or g920 are great..one of the best wheels u could buy relatively cheap
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  34546. The U S do have a restaurant in one of their states it’s run by Aussies and it’s doing really well the Americans love them cottage pie with mashed potato on the top is delicious also. But I forget where it is but maybe you can get on line and check it out Cheers mate 🇦🇺🐨🐨🇦🇺
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  34547. Was it Aston trying to build a Muscle Car? I don't know what to think about that "thing". Does not look like a Aston but would be cool as a video game car like you said
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  34548. Unimogs are this capable, because they not only are heavy, but also have shot wheelbases like a european semi and compare to the truck you had, giant wheels, that have profile like a tractor
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  34549. Legendary colour 😊
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  34550. GTE is a gt cup (factory racecars). The E in GTE means endurance.
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  34551. Nissan 😎❤️
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  34552. Probably bought by LMCT+ or one of those car give-away mobs that are around here. They will be giving away Peter Brock’s personal VK Brock commodore around Xmas I think. You should take a look Ian…
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  34553. I enjoy your videos but pls pls pls try and STOP talking over the commentary of what you are watching. Pause it if you have to, but both you AND me miss something when you talk over the dialogue. Thanks 👍
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  34554. I'm so sorry but in Sweden we say "Finne" (about a spot or pimple) Finne is also a person living in/from Finland. Why??? I don't know . . . .
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  34555. Get the Connect access app, its worth the money. You can remote start, lock/unlock you truck all with your phone. You can also use your phone to locate you truck if you are in a crowded parking lot or something. Also, one of my favorite features is the SEND TO PHONE Navigation. You can search for Points Of Interest (Restaurants, Stores, Parks, etc) from the app on your phone and send the directions to your Navigation in you truck - so you don't have to type in the address an such in y our truck.
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  34556. Here's an onboard with one of the fastest guys ever there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkIepauST0s
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  34557. 2:13 You ask about when this little chat was happening. It was during the race. Pretty normal thing for the commentators to have a little chat with the drivers during the race. It's an endurance race and had multiple classes running at the same time so as he said he was coming up on a little Toyota that let him pass it was from a lower class in the race. So yeah, Brocky was just that chill when racing.
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  34558. Next car to try will be a Volvo 740? 😄
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  34559. haey mate been here from the start chech this out you will love it TOYOTA HILUX DURABILITY TEST 1 and 2
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  34560. P.S. the new camera is great, sharp picture & the colours are very vibrant 👍👍
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  34561. I also recommend the autox video of Unplugged Performance Bionic Phoenix. It’s violently fast around the cones.
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  34562. I'm more surprised about that Walmart add 19dollar/month car insurance and the other WD-40 add to put in your fuel tank 😂
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  34563. I have to say and I know I'm going to get hated on but the American peanut butter cup and the rest of the peanut butter sweets I don't like but there are lots of other stuff I like
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  34564. It's a 3 Litre V10, 18000 RPM. It was controled by a laptop
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  34565. I thought this would be a cyclones vs blizzards thing (even though there was a cyclone above Aus), still fun though
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  34566. You definitivly need to learn german, or maybe you can find a interview with Willy Kauhsen and maybe Kurt Ahrens and Hans Hermann in english as well. Nevertheless, Willy Kauhsen is THE development driver for the 917 who is telling in "Alte Schule die Goldene Äre des Automobils" a big story around the Porsche 917 driving during development and races, ... It is much fun to hear him talking about it. What you need to imagine, this was the strongest race car of its time, the rear axis was used with a rigid differential. Also the target of F. Piech, who was development-responsible, was to get this car for LeMans up to 400km/h (~248,5mph) they did not get it, but were very close to it on tests. In LeMans the car maybe was much slower on the and, but nevertheless extremly fast im comparison to others ;) (But this ones were done as long tails, like you have also shown in the video) About being scared of this car; you should, there is 0 security solution in it, but up to 1000PS ;) The drivers needed to be a little crazy fot that ;)
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  34567. it IS actually getting that way here , its becoming cheaper to buy take away, then cook a healthy home cooked meal . i cook every day . and not only has food sky rocketed , but so has electric , so to cook every day and use the stove . it gets really expensive . id say it costs me about 100 dollars every 1/4 just in cooking . i could save that 100 in take away lol .
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  34568. Great racer, the Skyline had a all or nothing boost curve
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  34569. Loving the videos lately. You should check out Summernats or just the Aussie burnout scene.
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  34570. Love your reaction vids! Check out my home town, Bermagui pronounced Ber-ma-gooey NSW, it's a magical place Love your reaction vids! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew4oYg478ts
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  34571. A selection of engines which are some of my favourite sounding: Lexus LFA - 4.8l V10 Mazda 787b - 2.6l 4 rotor Eagle Speedster - 4.7l straight 6 Jaguar F-type - 3l V6 or 5l V8 Sauber Mercedes C9 - 5l V8 Pagani Huayra R - 6l V12 Peugeot 905 Evo 1 - 3.5l V10 The Brutus - 46.9l V12 BMW aircraft engine
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  34572. Similar story with the Amiens Gun, a several hundred ton German railway mounted gun that was displayed in Sydney after the war. Barrel may be in Canberra. Worth the equivalent of multi millions then. https://youtu.be/mKXm90I3UaY Or a surprisingly good Lego version of the story : https://youtu.be/_3EibitrxfI
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  34573. Here in Chile, they got rebadged as Chevrolet
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  34574. SsangYong has got serious Pontiac Aztek vibrs
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  34575. I'm Japanese with permanent residency in Slovenia. The only time we eat lunch at 12:00 or around that time is on Saturdays and Sundays when the whole family is together, during the work week we have a "snack" break from 12:00 - 13:00, most people don't eat anything during that time, but just go out for coffee. Then whoever comes home first from work cooks lunch so we eat lunch between 15:30-16:30, kids have lunch in school, or if they don't they'll wait to the same time. And dinner hear is something light, just like breakfast, mostly for kids, and me and my husband usually eats the leftovers from lunch, but I mostly just indulge in some fruit or snacks.
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  34576. Where I’m from in the state of Vitoria on the coast it will be about 20 Celsius (around 68F) with light cloud cover and a light breeze, it’s going to be a great day!
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  34577. I didnt expect to be yelling at the screen watching one of your videos but f÷×k me that was one of the most painful and deplorable videos explaining Australian dangers ever bloody made.
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  34578. Check out! 7 Volcano eruptions in Iceland this year. We are fighting to save the Blue Lagoon 🙏 and important infrastructure. One town evacuated. Thousands of earthquakes. 😢😅 Take a look at Iceland. Probably the most "American" European country in Europe. US had army baze there. So we have more American food than many other countries.
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  34579. Know to F1 but what i would love to see is NASCAR come to Bathurst and have a go at a 200lap race. 👍😁👍🇦🇺
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  34580. Dacia is a rally car. They are going to do Dakar in 2025 and they signed some insane names.
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  34581. wow LP the man the legend i was there that day awesome drive
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  34582. Lol... I have seen that live. Was year ago in Hamburg Germany. Near the city park. They have an annual meeting here of old and young timers with demo races.
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  34583. I have never played Snooker, only Pool in pubs. They usually dont have enough space for such a huge table, which is quite expensive too, I guess.
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  34584. Hi Ian, great go first time around. To improve your lap times significantly, you really need to work on your racing lines, then you will take off a shit ton of time. And well done on not using any traction control, ABS etc. I can't wait to see future videos when you've had a load more practice. 👏
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  34585. Could you maybe make a video about Australian Christmas songs such as 6 white boomers (kangaroos) and the Aussie jingle bells song involving an old rusty holden Ute.
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  34586. I'd love to see a short series of combined f1 and indy. Each following the rules of its own series but no refuel. Champion, midfielder and wooden spooner of each series on 3 of each series tracks. 6 contenders 6 tracks. Winner takes all
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  34587. nsw highway patrol has the best livery in australia, if not the world.
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  34588. I live in the Czech Republic. And I rate your Czech at 7.5/10.
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  34589. Vinea je Slovensky vyrobok :) Česi su nasi bratia, to ano, ale Vinea je only made in Slovakia 😎🇸🇰 Kira260686
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  34590. this test was like a sunday picnic compared to the 1979 Repco around Australia reliability trial where Commodore ran 1,2 & 3.
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  34591. Awesome to know, maybe ya saved me a buck! Ram 1500 with 35' RT. 20PSI
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  34592. 09:49 BMW X6 5,0 !
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  34593. Wow you are the first person that i know of that doesn't like Turkish delights , Keep up the great work mate and congratulations for the new subs your channel is growing fast . 👌✌️👍
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  34594. Skoda was the best and most beautiful car in the former communist bloc.
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  34595. Merry Christmas Ian & Wonderful Family! Enjoy your lovely "cool" Day there while we "cook" over here in Perth LoL
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  34596. We are just laid back easy going people in Oz. Sometimes too much! 😆 Mostly I say hey mate, how’s it goin? That’s pretty much the greetings now a day in the cities anyway. Maybe younger gen are influenced by the US, but most people use mate,bro or man. I’m 42. In Perth. Keep up the good work dude. Nice to see you’re interested in Oz. I have a 90 vette. So I like the US too. 😁
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  34597. If you Google Mt Panarama or Bathurst 1000 - There is a museum of Peter Brock memorabilia in a museum of his cars that brought him his wins & records.
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  34598. Pro-tip, Never pick your nose or scratch your ear when foraging Warrigal Greens 👌👌🤣🤣😂😂
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  34599. needs to be pointed out, that the man doing the voice over for that video... also does the voice acting for arnold schwarzenegger films in our country.
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  34600. The chassis on the Hummer is a lot more rigid than the box truck chassis on the Unimog, The wheel diameter difference is an advantage for the Mog and from memory the springs are coils. Surely the Hummer has diff locks so suspension travel should not be as much of a problem. The Australian Army had Mogs so you see some in private hands now and watching them and other vehicles on the Telegraph Track to the tip of Cape York is very entertaining. If you like the Mog check out the OKA 4WD and the Iveco daily 4WD.
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  34601. Check out gold rush in Bendigo, Victoria! One of the biggest gold deposits in the world. Still producing gold today. Something in common with California!
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  34602. Wait until tonight bro 🤘🏻🇦🇺🤘🏻
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  34603. 8:20 no we say wagons here 10:10 so far my bike would beat all cars we have seen so far horsepower means nothin lol my 118.5hp will smoke all those 400-500hp cars :P
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  34604. Congratulations on the birth of Sydney. Huge numbers of people were eagerly awaiting the good news. Surprisingly there is another Sydney young tweens lady that appears from time on her father's very successful US based car oriented YouTube channel. Just confirmed the spelling and could provide a lined up link of the other Sydney involved in the delivery of a very desirable car funded by his YouTube earnings covering his exotic and not so exotic cars.
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  34605.  @IWrocker  I will give you a lined up link in the morning. 1:42 am here now.
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  34606. You should put the automatic shift mode to performence mode since it short shifts a bit in the standard mode. The video was amazing!!
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  34607. mate surely you do some videos on South Australia, I havent really seen much of it.
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  34608. you can define race car drivers in different categories, where the F1 drivers are the sharp dressed sleek looking superstars of racing, and the F1 cars are the ultimate racing machines. however! Rally drivers are wild feral beasts dropped in from another void, best to avoid contact-type of racers. I appreciate F1 a lot, but Rally is really out there in the wild, and in my opinion, rally-drivers are a totally different bread all-together.
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  34609. I just finished this event , now your reacting to it what a trip haha
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  34610. ohh that is a Vestas windmill :D Danish company.
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  34611. lol funny video my strangest bunnings experience was a day last year i was in the tool area and this guy came in next thing the guy grabbed the guy behind me and slapped hand cuffs on him accusing him of shop lifting the whole thing was some like a scene from a movie lol
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  34612. Arnotts have zero business sense if they don't offer to set you up a store there in the US. And the other companies should jump on board as well. A gold mine for all.
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  34613. Maybe a RC from ScaleART, a small manufacture that builds RC Models with highest possible accuracy. Because you love the UNIMOG, there is a report from a german car enthusiast about two UNIMOG Versions from ScaleART (in German but maybe Google translate works) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3YpZhAIdX4
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  34614. Awesome video mate! It’s a really good concept!
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  34615. I'd be upset if I got thorny devil wrong because some numpty used the wrong name. Yes it is sometimes called thorny dragon but that's just because some idiot got it wrong and enough other idiots believed them. Like people pronouncing GIF wrong. As for the other animals, pretty straightforward and I highly recommend checking out a video on the lyrebird. An amazing mimic.
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  34616. Cheers from Canberra, it's getting cold... 14:55 It's a baby magpie, likely used to friendly monkeys so far!_
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  34617. When F1 went to Indy in 2000, even compared to the indycars people were stunned by how loud the F1 V10's were
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  34618. I have seen people collapsing beside me exactly in the race start moment. It is the sum of the sound and vibration, an incredible experience.
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  34619. Funny little experiment! - How about direct comparisms like: US bread <-> German bread or US beer <-> Tschech / German beer, US Hamburger <-> European Hamburger, US Milk <-> European Milk, Pizza US style <-> Pizza Italian style; US Chocolate <-> Swiss chocolate, US Tap water <-> European / German Tap water, there are plenty of leftover opportunities to inverstigate… I am looking forward to what‘s next. But I am afraid, most food would be hard to get in the US.
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  34620. Hiya Ian I been loving your take on snooker it's been really enjoyable to watch 👍😎 at some point mate you need to check darts out!, As you'll be hooked on that as we'll lol 😂
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  34621. Just so you know, no hate or anything, but it's pronounced cube it's uh/kubitsah. Love the content man, keep it up!
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  34622. Want a laugh? Check out Youtube "Australian Beer Banned Commercial".
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  34623. Inem stands for national institute of medical emergency in the first ambulance, it was a Mercedes
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  34624. This is one of the all-time great sporting achievements. The speed he does this at is absolutely crazy.
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  34625. Jumps in Rally, and in Ski Downhill too, because it can be very Dangerous ;
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  34626. The prank is, that was just a Koala, not a real Drop Bear. It's easy to tell the difference as Drop Bears usual have blood around their mouths and their pupils are red.
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  34627. Fun fact about the AMG One: People made fun of the extremely slow shifts for a sports car. Actually the transmission is slow, because this car doesn’t need to shift fast. During every shift the electric motor goes in boost mode, so there’s more than enough power at the wheels at all times.
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  34628. In Poland we have an additional green arrow that indicates if you're allowed to turn right during a red light but still u gotta watch out for oncoming traffic or pedestrians.
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  34629. 03:12 that is Volkswagen Polo... 300 hps ! ( 930kg/ 2050lbs )
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  34630. Next thankyou
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  34631. Check out $1000 4WD CHALLENGE - Sick Puppy 4x4. Just a few bogans in far north qld
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  34632. I don't believe the Dodge Viper was sold here but a Dodge Viper ACR has won Targa Tasmania several times.
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  34633. Loved the video, thanks. I grew up messing about with minis, Mk 1,2,3,4 cortinga, garanadas. But the minis were best fun. I've just recently got myself a 2003 fiat sciento sport, little 1.2L engine, but at 750kgs weight its so much to drive, you can chuck it about like the old mini s. Its fiats answer to a newer mini.
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  34634. The wheels are called 'turbo fan wheels' they act like a centrifugal blower sucking air in through the middle and out through the edges.
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  34635. That was awesome 🤣🤣 Racing Button clutch plates & lightened racing flywheels are just the best. 👍🤠
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  34636. Hopefully now you'll do a review on the phase 2 and 3
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  34637. I am so happy you ordered a force feedback wheel and pedal set.... Unfortunately I believe you Gave away which brand of Wheel and pedal set you got by saying you ordered them but you are waiting...😂 LOL But the good news is, If you ordered the brand I think you did. You will be very, very happy.
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  34638.  @kirk5152  thanks
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  34639. Welcome back...I'm glad that you're doing so well!
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  34640. For me, it was exactly the opposite, when it comes about first time experience of snooker. I came across a video on YT, which intrigued me. After that more of such vids did appeared, and step by step, my curiosity and the fascination of this sport were increasing and solidifying. Over time, as the natural consequence of the consumed minutes I began recognizing more and more players from the world's top, and thus form very first and very own opinions about them, or even cheer those privately stamped as my idols. In total, I watched maybe 5 frames at most, and even not a single match. Until now I didn't know the rules... xD So thanks, greetings from Poland! ========= My, own dilettantish list of fav. players: - Ronny ofc <3 - Mark Selby - Judd Trump - Higgins
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  34641. Nice video! Keep em coming :)
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  34642. 10:33 is a Dacia Duster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacia_Duster
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  34643. Hi Ian did you know that Coolangatta and Tweed Heads are twin towns, even sharing a main street.. but Coolangatta is in QLD and Tweed Heads is in NSW. Queensland does NOT have daylight savings !! NSW does.
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  34644. My door has the 4 bolts where they show here, and also two more sets of 4 bolts, one halfway down from the middle and one halfway up from the middle, so 12 in total. - If the bolts are out, there is no way to get inside. No way. - If the keys are in the lock on the inside, you cannot unlock it from the outside, even with keys - Once the door closes, only the inside handle can open the door, and to open from the outside, you have to turn the key (which acts as the door handle being pulled down). Honestly don't know why there even is a handle on the outside.. Locked myself out once, with the keys in the lock on the outside. Called my fiancée to get her keys, and they didn't work. Since I had not locked the bolts though, the locksmith could jam a plexiglass board between the frame and the door and give it a good tackle in order to open it. Took him about one minute to get it open, effortlessly. Clearly, of course, because the bolts were not out.
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  34645. The Price of an Multicar? Used ones are Dirt Cheap. Starting at Around 3000 € for older Models with high mileage and good used ones Depending on Age between 5000 for old GDR ones and the newer ones even depending on the country between 15.000 up to 30.000 € and more or less New Ones with below 1000 km driven around 100.000 €. If you are lucky you can get for sure a low mileage one below 50.000 into the US but we all now US regulations for cars and trucks i can´t tell you if you can legaly drive one on US Roads
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  34646. Danfoss is a Danish Company 😁 BTW im a trucker in Denmark. Driving a MAN 😎
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  34647. About the weight on the road and possible limits there: I think the whole point of having so many wheels and having them spread over so large distance — which makes the thing harder to fit through the corners — is there to specifically spread the load on dozens of wheels, so that from the road's point of view it would be just like multiple "standard" vehicles. I'm sure they could have made a single truck that could have carried the transformer, and it would have been much easier to fit through, but after that thing would have passed, the road might have looked like a potato field with asphalt salad, which wouldn't be great.
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  34648. Sorry to be a detractor on your vid, but I've driven all around Australia for 30+ years. Have never experienced anything like this at all. Cocane is a hell of a drug! Or at the very least sleep deprivation! Still give you a like.
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  34649. being first on the grid in bathurst dont mean shit.. But to win the top 10 boo yeah
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  34650. PW, have magical qualities no other truck has had sense, the 1977 3/4 ton. Ford Highboy”
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  34651. Haha Carsales can be confusing at first Ian but with some tuning you’ll be right. When you open Carsales you shouldn’t need to scroll down just click on ‘Search cars’ click on ‘make’ under Refined Search, opens pop up screen, now scroll down past your basic model brands, including Holden and Ford until you get to the performance model brands and highlight these 2 HSV and FPV and continue, there you go mate a bit more in depth of what HSV and FPV had to offer throughout the years until just recently, and prices have doubled it’s ridiculous 😂 . You can always go back to the basic models and check what was on offer for your average Joe Dirt just by clicking on ‘make’ on left of screen and or scroll down to choose style or engine etc. Definitely enjoyed this style of content too my man 👍🏼👍🏼😎 I’m loving your knowledge of the motor industry which is refreshing too see thanks man.
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  34652. The Beetroot is great on a Hamburger with the Lot🍔 Lettuce, tomato, grated carrot, Beetroot, cooked Onion ,Beef Pattie ,Bacon ,Fried Egg, and Cheese , with BBQ sauce !!
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  34653.  @IWrocker  what I mean was you couldn't actually see what they were doing to person who recorded it done a poor job of it doing it no justice go watch one that's done before a rugby match and you will see what I mean 😉
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  34654. Okay so if you want to see a superb turn check this old video out. When ever i see people making tight turns i always think of this clip and go okay okay but what was the risk of failing that turn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX9ZPmQgiZI
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  34655. You can use Google translate to hear the pronunciation of words in other languages. Just make sure it's set to the correct language. The pronunciation isn't always spot-on, but it's usually close enough.
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  34656. Skoda's were universally mocked here in the UK, until these Favorit's were introduced. Sobeine I knew rallied these with a team. They werw called The Bouncing Czech's. 🤣 Best thing about these is the the fact they are still quirky before VAG got their hands on the comoany.
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  34657. Once again, from a practical perspective, it actually makes a lot of sense to have license plates in the front and back. But I understand your aesthetic criticism about it.
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  34658. Glad you found this Ian. I''m no fan of the bikes...except when they have a moving lump of human helping them around the track. Always my favourite! 👍
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  34659. COOL, my memories are back! Thank you and also lot of thanks to Michael! I think that hockey player Jaromír Jágr had Škoda Favorit as his first car...
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  34660. Yes ian. Finally you got on to seeing these little beasts
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  34661. I agree with the Melbourne / Chicago comparison. The first time I visited Chicago, I described it as what would happen if NYC and Melbourne had a baby.
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  34662. Like how you edited queens land
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  34663. G'day Ian your right mid to late 40s is a great at Goodwood Hill so to do that was insane and tv doesn't Goodwood justice that Hill is technically challenging and plus take the wall on . Never seen anything hook up like that on any course just insane and great to watch
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  34664. 👁👁😊😊🐕‍🦺👍🍺🦘🐨🇦🇺
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  34665. 9:28 cassowary very dangerous
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  34666. I own a Gen F commodore as well but it’s only an SV6 Black Edition 😢 Comes with a 3.6L LFX engine which is the same engine found in the V6 camaro’s.
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  34667. I knew it lol i chat with a few blokes from the USA and I was drinking some usa Fanta in Australia and said to them it tastes a lil watery compared to the Australian version, sugar vs corn syrup definitely makes a huge difference
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  34668. Hi there
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  34669. Missing out danni not trying Lamb n rosemary. Classic combo here in oz
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  34670. 14:07 One stage of a local rally near me (which sadly doesn't run anymore) used to go around one development, largely, so a few people really were "caught" as they couldn't leave the house for a few hours. They'd just sit in their front yards and watch, being closer to the action than any spectators who had to keep a safety-distance from the road. They'd sometimes just sit there, have the coffee machine on an extension cord or bring drinks from inside, and watch the cars race past.
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  34671. Bowled Lillee caught Marsh
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  34672. I have only seen one Chrysler Viper on the road here. Very rare import made super expensive by taxes and conversion to right hand drive.
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  34673. Great idea with the giveaways and two pools, very fair and exciting. Bloody legend mate👍
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  34674. Somebody get this Man a Pepsi Max the best goddam cola drink in Australia.
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  34675. I think you did a fairly good job, there is a few i would change to the good column. 👍🤠
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  34676. When no racing held, Mt Panorama is just a normal public road. 60kph. Thank you former Bathurst mayor for building this road.
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  34677. I don't know if it's correct but I've heard that the date order goes back to the printing press for newspapers. They didn't initially include the year so for the typeset it was easier to put the month first and the day second. It was then quicker to just change the day and not have to move the month each time.
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  34678. Very big in Malaysia too
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  34679. Thanks
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  34680. I would say I prefer mexican cola, Jarritos to coke or even pepsi. But Jarritos is pretty expensive to get here in oz. Looking forward to seeing you guys try some of that food that people have generously sent you. I am a big fan of the Darrel lea chocolates. Hope you all dont get to sick trying all the tim tam varieties. :)
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  34681. I'll send you a ponamu taonga if you want.. no worries. ( hand carved greenstone pendant )
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  34682. For beginners any force feedback wheel will do. These days you can even get direct drive wheels much cheaper but those are no joke and very powerful 😅
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  34683. We have all your fast food restaurants here. McDonald’s is shortened to Macca’s, we have hungry jacks and in some suburbs burger 🍔 king 👑 Taco 🌮 Bell 🛎 Nando’s, Subway, KFC, Pizza 🍕 Hut, loads of your fine dining restaurants like TGI Friday’s, etc..
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  34684. i’ve seen carl barron live and he was the best 🤣
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  34685. But if you still have Pounds if you take it to the bank they will exchange them for you.
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  34686. Check out nhra top fuel, they don't have a pitstop but do full engine rebuilds under 30 mins between races
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  34687. Australia biggest owners 4x4 in the world
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  34688. You gotta check the Super Formula pit crew action where the mechanic responsible for changing the front tires needs to jump over the car after finishing on one side. Search "acrobatic super formula pit"
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  34689. Love the vids Ian...your comment about not liking the new grill made me chuckle.  Like you I really like the classic cross-hair Dodge grill, but to be honest....when I saw the 2017 PW review on CNET...it was the new style grill that grabbed my attention.  I really liked it.  From talking with other folks...nobody is middle of the road.  It's either love it or hate it.  I really really doubt Ram will abandon the classic grill...make no sense to me.  Anyway...keep up the great vids....I'm hoping to take my 2017 PW to a couple off-roading parks here in the FL panhandle.
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  34690. its so much harder than 8 ball. Going from a 4x8 to a 6x12 is a massive difference.
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  34691. 25 year old Aussie cars will need parts, that might be the problem in the us, unless you are cashed up, then it’s not a problem, lol!
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  34692. Congratulations to you All ,Ian , Dannielle, Emma, ,Andrew And A big Welcome to Sydney.👍🇦🇺 ... I suggested Adelaide in a message when you you first announced your great news , Still you picked a beautiful name for your New Addition. Aussie Aussie Aussie. Oi ,oi ,oi .💐🇦🇺🍻
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  34693. You should make a reaction video on the movie !
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  34694. I lived in Santa Fe, NM and now in Northern Il. Check out Binny's beverage depot in gurnee illinois for Belgium Beer.
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  34695. This is about as bizarre as the women who was outside mowing and had a snake drop from the sky onto her arm and was then attacked by a bird of prey. Something to look up if you haven't seen that. How unlucky to be directly under where a bird drops its lunch.
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  34696. I was just watching some World Rallycross Championship videos. I think you'll really like it. 6 cars, 6 laps, a mix of dirt and tarmac, rally cars on steroids and joker laps!
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  34697. One of my sisters went to Washing D.C - she actually wasn't a fan (she also visited Boston & New York). My other sister & her family enjoyed touring around California. Yes, Gina Rhinehart inherited her father's mining company. She's the richest person in Oz....
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  34698. sorry if its been said before as im new to channel but with the tim tams bite both ends off and use it like a straw with hot coffee and when it gets hard to hold it just pop that bad boy in your mouth, its the best thing ever
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  34699. The First lead Truck was most likely an M series Alvis Unipower 8x8. 19 litre straight 6 with around 700 horsepower capable of 50mph unladen. The rear two are pushing but they also act as a braking unit. Even at slow speeds 475 tonnes would take some stopping!! These trucks tend to be 'Built for Purpose' machines. I think, (not 100% sure), the wheeled trailer units have 14 rows of axles that steer independently. Because the load is so heavy the entire centre section is to take the whole weight of the load that way the tractor units only need to push and pull the load.
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  34700. I am going to get a bit nerdy with the toyota hilux utes the bugger commocials were two wheel drive but they are the Australian model because they came with quarter windows (vents) also they were the generation 7 ran from 1998 to 2003 and they were efi and there are still lots of them still driving around on the roads when l go out any time l see at least 2 or 3 of them in the various types
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  34701. Even back in 1984 cars like NASCAR were built on a pure space frame chassis. Group C touring cars were little more than tricked out road cars with little in the way of safety other than a minimal bolt in aluminium (aluminum) roll cage, safety harness and racing seat for the driver, and a safety fuel cell. The rules of the day actually stated that a passenger seat had to be fitted (though the rules did allow its removal if an in-car camera was used by the TV broadcaster), and as you can see in some of the shots both the door trim and the original dashboards were all in place, though there was usually racing gauges in place of the original factory speedometer etc. And would you believe that some of the cars that raced here were literally converted back to road cars after their life as a race car.
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  34702. Pontiac didn't make them Holden imported them.
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  34703. And it looked soooooo big and odd, it was simply something special.
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  34704. I did a quick google search, and the size of a Ferrari F1 car in 1980 was 4.35 m long and 2.12 m wide. In 2024, an F1 car is approximately 5.7 meters in length and 2 meters in width, so the cars are much longer but a bit thinner.
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  34705. Beautiful car, the Audi quattro you shoud have to see in live action in the 80`s, i was a lucky one to see that monster in the Portugal rallye. I miss those days.
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  34706. you should do a reaction to a bushranger named Ned Kelly Australia's version off Jesse James but on different lvl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhAllnWPdcU&ab_channel=Biographics some extra info to watch afterwards very interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfw3JEppKsw&ab_channel=ABCScience
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  34707. Go na keep saying it... Watch him vs massa its unreal
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  34708. And that's what we do MATE, we are never to serious & always looking for the next laugh. Check out our red belly black snake mate on utube there harmless & make a good pet that can kill you dead. I play with them all the time. Check them out mate. HA HA HA I'm serious. 🤓💪👍🇦🇺
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  34709. You gotta do a bit on the time trial record breaker from this year, that thing was surreal it was so quick.
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  34710. 2017 another flying Kiwi, who is now in USA driving. Of course we already have Scott Dixon over there too, you may have heard of him.
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  34711. Thanks Iwrocker, I've never heard of this channel, but I will check him out for sure! I love that he is able to cover a lot more of the state that I live in. I shall try to send you something of the area/national park where I live as I didn't see anything of it on his channel in this clip. Be in touch...🤙
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  34712. You should make your own Anzac cookies now that you have tried them and like to it.
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  34713. Hope you don't keep drinking too much Ian youl turn into a red chillie the fact you are a 2 can Screamer 😅 😂
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  34714. The average height for men is identical between Aus, the US and the UK, but the women in the US are on average one inch shorter. The Netherlands has the tallest average height on Earth, averaging two inches taller for both men and women. Useless fact for the day 😜
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  34715. Well done! I'm German, and would have had to make wild guesses at which countries belonged to former Yugoslavia -- or the ones in eastern central Europe! (I would've aced the second map, though -- because I can read both the Cyrillic and Greek alphabets, and have been to Bulgaria, Cyprus and Greece. Unfair advantage, I know.) 😎
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  34716. That is a kangaroo balls opener
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  34717. I was working for Trugreen a couple of years ago. I was deep into the 'Thumb' of Michigan in the middle of farmlands. The GPS took me down a road that started to peter out and slowly became a farmers field. "Dueling Banjos" started playing in my head and I quickly found a place to turn around and got my butt out of there. Stopping at a local gas station I told my story and they all agreed that it could have been a bad situation. More likely than not it would have been fine but I'm American. We worry about shit like that. Peace
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  34718. Finally, a Yank who does it right. Vegemite is awesome, but you have to use it sparingly. Toast, butter, a smear of Vegemite. Bloody marvelous. Also great on Corn Thins with butter.
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  34719. Scotty beat that laptime in qualy in 2019 with 2.03.3 but was taken off him because of a technicality with the valve lift in the engine discovered post race (that by the way would have made no difference with power output, even the stewards made that comment). His funniest clip is when driving the Volvo S60 in 2014 and after Volvo's first podium, he was interviewed after https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH-kKi8SDW0 This is his craziest pass and still makes me laugh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5fRP5u1Wwg
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  34720. Very kool video Ian thanks mate 👍🇦🇺
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  34721. I read somewhere that the reason American pickups are soo big is that the bigger the vehicle the more emissions they are allowed, so rather than make less polluting engine, they just make them bigger.
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  34722. There is on Card & Bids site (USA!) at least one 306, rally version, on sale...
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  34723. Hilti makes best Tools in Germany..but its very pricy here..maybe less in the USA..🤔🇩🇪🇺🇸
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  34724. Im a 47 year F1 fan enjoying to see you learning what F1 is, I know Nascar and Indycar racing because of following former F1 and because fellow Dutchies who went there. It is about time 'American' racers coming to F1, there were few who have but with mixed results. Have fun scoping through the massive amount of F1 content there is to be found for you on YT etc.
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  34725. I have an old RC truck, but it's not electric, it runs on nitro. The thing screams like a banshee.
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  34726. The Milo that we export is not the same as what you can buy here I have tried Milo in Singapore and it is not the same as local Australian Milo.
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  34727. Damn. You are starting out with a great set already. Enjoy it, buddy. Find a compfy set up and let's do some community races sometime. 🫡 (I got my 8NM CSL DD ready for it)
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  34728. That piece of road is roughly 20 minutes from my home. And while the race is famous in the area i still have never made it there while the race is on. From what i know, the race only uses one side of the hill. (the east side) The road on the other side isn't bad either. (It even has a few stops upward where one can enjoy the view) First time i was able to drive an AMG car (a C63 with the 6.2L V8) a few years ago, was on that road, and while i did drive in normal traffic and with lot's fo safety margin (as one does on public roads with possible traffic), i was mighty impressed by the car. As for speed difference to normal cars... let's put it that way: i have seen onboard footage and i know my dashcam footage. Yes my way of driving incorporates way more safety margin and mechanical sympathy and i stay on my lane, but there is just no comparisson in how fast they are going. The fast cars are often faster than a WRC up the hill. Even if a WRC pro driver is behind the wheel and the hillclimb guy is a 60 year old hobbyist. (Yes we have guys like that doing hillclimbs for 30-40 years, knowing their vehicle and evenly important, the road better than people who live there) Lastely for the pronounciation: the "ch" is like a raspy throaty "h". Like when you listen to a movie russian accent speaking an "h". (If you pronounce a normal h and you lift the back of the tongue upwards you can make that sound too.)
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  34729. The orange chopper is a Sikorsky Sky Crane, one of only 11 still airworthy. A U.S. based aircraft, it's known as 'Elvis', and divides it's time between the Australian and Californian bush fire seasons.
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  34730.  @IWrocker  if you haven't already search on YT for berg cup hillclimb. There's absolutely loads of retro and new motors, grp b, single seaters, le man style beasts, everyday hatchbacks fully race prepared, ect and they sound amazing!
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  34731. Wow can you imagine the young people watching this,the complainant phone call’s would go into meltdown
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  34732. Hmm if you think you can out muscle a roo, Check out Bruce the Kangaroo and see if that changes your mind....
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  34733. @iwrocker could you check audio levels man , the video in background compared to your voice is very quiet i turn up volume to hear video then blow my eardrums when u start talking again , thanks man i appreciated you, love the content
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  34734. when ye think the vanilla stock sound is great, get yersel Kriechbaum's real sound mod 👌 or some open pipe one. And tae build up air pressure rev the engine without gear for some time, in the display ye got the bars or gauges how much ye got, for driving ye need at least 6 BAR. or deactivate real air simulation. as game key binds would be the best: Gas - Right lower trigger Brake - Left lower trigger Blinker - upper trigger (wich side is self explanatory) Up shift - Y button Down shift - B button Parking brake - A button Retarder/ Jake - X button Neutral Gear - Cross Up Trailer Coupeling - Cross Down Lights - Cross Left Engine - Cross Right the remains ye bind on the keyborad as what best ye could member it
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  34735. In the 90s I had an Opel Rekord (I called it Fuchs) from the 80s with an automatic transmission, red velvet seats, red paint, a black vinyl roof and lots of chrome parts on it. Unfortunately the engine was very thirsty (about 11 l per 100km - only 75 PS...) and I couldn't drive it for more than 1 year. Now I'm currently driving an Opel again. Opel Crossland from 2018. I affectionately call him Crossy. Diesel, 6-speed manual transmission with cruise control (!) – what a strange combination actually, LED headlights and HUD in gray metallic with a black roof. The Crossland is always two-tone. One of the first vehicles that Opel developed together with Citroen, even before Stellantis was created. With around 4.6 liters of diesel per 100 km, it is economical with around 102 hp. To be honest, it's not my dream car, but it was cheap compared to other brands. I needed to quickly find a replacement for my beloved BMW 320d 3 Series Estate after it was totaled in an accident (it wasn't my fault). That's when I came across the Crossland and after a good year we, Crossy and I, got used to each other. Unfortunately, it will no longer be produced in the near future and no new model will be released after the facelift. The Frontera is intended to replace the Crossland. Oh well... I don't really like SUVs... Greetings from the north of Germany ♥️
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  34736. Yes there are private property’s on the inside of the Bathurst Circuit
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  34737. hello from down under melbourne victoria here u guys are baautiful loving the the show already a fan well done
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  34738. just downloaded the same game, got creamed in my first game. I actually found the multiplayer mode by accident so was playing against another guy that was online.
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  34739. G'day Ian mate you look so young for being 70 on your channel, well done mate🍻👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  34740. This is a Rally Raid and there is a world wide series. The Mini Sedan is an older car with a 300hp turbo diesel. 4x4 and much larger than the street car. It was very competitive in its day and still a good second level car. There is also a Mini buggy. The Hi Lux is succeeded by the Tacoma in out country. A Hi Lux won the Dakar last year. Audi fielded several electric cars in Dakar last year. Very competitive and running at the front. Issues kept them from winning. Some stage wins. Dakar is run in Arabia the last couple yrs. Stunning. Before, it was run in South America for several years. Before that, across the Sahara but it got dangerous. For trucks look up Dakar Kamaz. 15 wins of Dakar. Also check Mali Moto at Dakar. The tough guys. And Robby Gordon is always good for a chuckle. https://youtu.be/o2kYDycjx68 https://youtu.be/RAMx8yRcHI4 The Hummer is a buggy, rear engine, two wheel drive. In the olden days before restrictions on trucks. Peugeot 405 Group B vs Daf twin engine. https://youtu.be/AWCNnlk8rkU I'm a stage rally driver and co-driver from 1973 on. There are excellent rallys in the US. Snow events in Michigan and New England States. Fantastic forest roads in the Pacific North West. Ken Block, one of our premiere drivers, on board... https://youtu.be/hJUH-XnC5hQ Enough already.
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  34741. Could you react to the midnight club? Drivetribe made a video on it. I think you would enjoy it.
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  34742. Hope you not getting flooded to bad my man. Seen some nasty footage from Chicago.
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  34743. Bought time lol glad to see the content
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  34744. Hey there Ian, hope your day is going extra well :) I just returned from holiday and there are a bunch of automotive videos waiting for me, what could be better? Have a good one, cheers!
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  34745. i think it can be interesting if you learn more about the drs in formula 1.
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  34746. G'day Ian. Some background of how The Sun News Pictorial became the largest selling newspaper in Australia : https://youtu.be/mAUvqLlByDY?si=B87kg0_7Cfw-qOSn Was very widely read in Victoria outpacing older newspapers. A big part if it was featuring photographs as a major selling feature. A very new idea when it started in 1922.
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  34747. FUN FACT: Judge Judy was created by two Aussie women. Kaye Switzer is one.
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  34748. 😂 penutflips called in Germany Fehrnsehwuermchen means ( TV Worms)
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  34749. Have you considered moving to australia permenantly?
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  34750. When you some time get to checking out Lada make sure you check out the Lada Niva 4x4.. for a commie jeep it is surprisingly capable, even compared to the Wranglers and Gelenderwagons.
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  34751. The white SUV with a trailer at 10:30 is a Dacia Duster
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  34752. yo i think you would love the the Audi TT Clubsport (Homage to the Audi IMSA) HOONIGAN got a video up for this car
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  34753. I am afraid you will end up with Diabetes ha ha ha all that OZ sweets are yummy!!! Watching all those Tim Tam you got I feel like driving to Servo and buy some Tim Tam ha ha ha even it's already 10pm.
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  34754. alot of ppl dont drive them much because they have club rego . which costs nothing . otherwise rego on these would be huge and a waste of money . so they get club car rego , which allows them to drive a certain amount of km's or days of a year . usually to get to car shows etc . that goes for all rare car's .
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  34755. Hey im from czech republic 🇨🇿 and im owner of a wine shop if you want taste some Czech wine I can send you some just write me
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  34756. Pronounced Bay Oh Bab Tree quickly as one word, the Baobab tree has a dirty great thick trunk where it saves a lot of water for its typical smaller sized branches & leaves, they are mainly found in desert & extreme hot climates & can live for up to 3000 years.
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  34757. Awesome mate 👍🏻 your becoming more Aussie with every video 🤣👏
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  34758. G'day mate. Thumbs up, 10 out of 10. Aussie Aussie Aussie io io io. Fairy bread = bread + butter + hundreds and thousands (colored small candy sprinkles)
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  34759. It's so disgusting that it becomes addictive. Foul stuff, can't stop having it on toast. Oxymoron lol
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  34760. You need to watch 85 86 87 bathhurst highlights
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  34761. This coming Saturday is the grand final. Due to covid in Melbourne it's being played in Western Australia at Optus Stadium.
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  34762. Tooheys New is the best 'common & cheaper' beer in Australia (NSW), in my likely bias opinion. It is only really readily available in NSW and is a New South Welshmen beer. We seem to each have our local state beers. VB transcends that for some reason with a few other honourable mentions.
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  34763. thats spe spirit. I´ve heard that beast live. i´ve heard formula 1 v10 live. this thing is AWESOME. so unique turbo sound, love it.
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  34764. Hey Mate , Poppy was Right too do multiple testing L.O.L .... Mate you would have lost Sooo Manny Brownie points if you diddnt pik Toohies over V.B. ,, V.B. Normally called V omit B omb or V erry B ad .... if Covid laws diddnt shut down Construction and i was low on Funds, I'd send you some COOPERS GREEN an RED and Melbourne Bitter and the Old Faithful XXXX GOLD and XXXX RED ... THERE REAL MEN'S BEER !!! You an all the Famm: Stay Happy, Safe an Well ... AvaGr8DayM8 ....
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  34765. Break by aiming at pack edge, allowing drift and spin, hitting half ball on outer red with running side, likely 60-70% power. Thank you for sharing😍✨
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  34766. Ian you have check out the Bathurst race from 1966 you will be surprised what car wins
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  34767. Iwrocker, sounds like your state is the closest to queensland, as it's humid over there with a lot of mosquitoes there too. Also the screaming girl is probably referring to foxes here as they do tend to scream like females at night.
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  34768. Thank you Ian, we're bracing for the cyclone, communities coming together, emergency services on alert. Lot's of panic buying happening, long lines for free sand bags for preparation. The wind is already quite strong, animals have gone quiet, preparing for the worst, hoping for the best in this situation. From South Brisbane.
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  34769. 😂😂 19 Crimes is cheaper in America then Australia 😂😂 it's $17AU here. Even with the exchange rate we pay more 🙄
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  34770. rocker there is a whole bunch of different commodore packages you havent seen yet as well,mine vz sv6,190kw v6 same year as ve 2006.glad you like our rides,our car culture is alive and well where i live in south aussie.
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  34771. In the uk we used to be the epitome of politeness. Say 30 years ago and back before that. Now most people are rude as f***. Lol. I want it back polite again : )
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  34772. Model D or R Harley Davidson chariots, I've seen Brough Superior chariots as well, think Laurence of Arabia or Jay Leno, cool as and worth big money. Aussie James Dean has a AJS 1928 K10 500cc ohc, special. Honda postie bike is a Cub from 1958 to present
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  34773. You missed Lebanon - the cedar tree was the giveaway! Also Argentina!
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  34774. We have in Victoria a USA. Food Store on line as well as going to the store and you can buy Mexican Coke there although I have never tried it but I will
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  34775. First of all: I discovered your YT-Show because it was: "What are the Ultras" and what is "Soccer" and lets explain this sport for "no idea us-ppl". Well first of all: You know a lot more than you give yourselves credit for. It's nice that you are really open minded - especially in sports. I liked your very laid back idea (and your enthusiams) how open you were to "understand" soccer and the fans. I am writing as a Swiss. And I am 100 percent sure, that the only way "we" are learning, ist from a history of utter devastation. "We" learned it after WW2. This is not the way to go on. If we do, we are doomend. So, after WW2, ist was the first time, Europe had the idea, to work together. The "European Union" which is it now known, had one and only one goal: Never ever is there a war between France and Germany, Never ever! And never ever become a warpower - ie Ger,many, France, Britain, Europe will be a power of economics and universities. At the time of the ruins of WW2, it took a lot of time and it made sense. This experience was the birth of the European Union. Survive two devastating wars from 1914 till (with happy 20 years in betwenn... 1945.
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  34776. What I wanted to say: One of the things I like the most about you, the "US-guys": You are open minded, are really excited to see different things (the "Fire" is flares, but yes, it is dangerous! I would never go with my godchild to such a match. Never!). We in "Europe" have - in a very narrow mind, the idea, that we "know" the Americans. Well. Not at all and I am happy, from Zurich to be proven right. A lot of us thing, "we are better". Well. not really. Keep doing, what you are doing - if its "only" sports (hell, thats one of the things that keeps us together, no?). Best, Christian
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  34777. the yellow one (thumbnail) is an octavia too 😍
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  34778. Cadbury also has a factory in Melbourne
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  34779. Yep, right near Brisbane, we have been preparing our house. Tomorrow, we are cutting down some trees that are close to the windows and taping up all our windows and glass sliding door.
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  34780. I used to turn Van Hool AGG300 buses around right turns in the Netherlands.
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  34781. As I'm in South Wales, I've actually had the experience of driving in with Rally Cars competing in what was "Wales Rally GB" it's a surreal experience. On a side note you should check out "International Rally day" at Castle Combe in Wiltshire England I went many years ago and met some legends of British and world rallying down the years
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  34782. I do agree that Americans are generally more friendly (minus a few big cities) than the English, who can come across a little cold and reserved. Also why are people complaining about air conditioning? Lol. Of all the things to complain about re America...that's such a nothing thing.
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  34783. you should check out Volvos Iron Knight if you haven't. That is a piece of complete and utter madness
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  34784. That kangaroo want yeet
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  34785. The upmarket version of the Valiant wasn't called the Chrysler by Chrysler that I've seen unless that was only for one year or something, Chrysler's attempt at taking on the Statesman(kinda like a Holden Cadillac) was the Valiant Regal.
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  34786. The MYTH is that America is the greatest country on earth... and Americans have been suckered into believing so.
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  34787. That wasn't a scoop on the hood, it's a shaker! It is not connected to the hood at all. When you drive one the shaker shakes and twists with the engine torque. They were the fastest 4 door production car in the world. They also had very long legs in 1st gear.
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  34788. Great video as ever fella! There's a few suggestions below about the on board lap, here's the link: https://youtu.be/DRg5Sp1iQMc
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  34789. A lot of our cars have the diesel option. Diesels are very popular over here and a lot of the time, it’s the better engine choice. Kia carnival (Sedona). So much better in diesel.
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  34790. i thinking how cool can looking some old times american cars in rally version. 1951 Chevy pickup, 1939 Lincoln Zephyr :D
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  34791. This just makes me think how awesome people are
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  34792. You should react to Adam LZ or other youtubers car collections.
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  34793. yeah more eurotrucks!!!
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  34794. Euro trucks do have awesome turning circles... one of the weirdest things is turning in a tight space and seeing the arse of your truck at the side of you.😁
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  34795. You should have a look at the history of the ANZAC biscuits :)
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  34796. I like Nascar 850 hp sounds good to me,Supercars 600hp, don't know what the production car is
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  34797. Oh, you told an Aussie You like a thing! ;)
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  34798. i wouldve been on this when i was in my teens, on our way to southern france, but my mums so scared fo hights we took another route haha
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  34799. Hahaha!!! this is just the sand to get to the barge that takes you to Fraser!...Getting bogged is a right of passage..
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  34800. I love FORD, and I can't besmirch a true Aussie legend. So Hurrah Mr Brock and HOLDEN.... but FORD RULZ!!
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  34801. Awesome video Ian thanks mate 👍🇦🇺
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  34802. Had 86 Hilux ute high wheel base certainly unbreakable.
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  34803. They do about 185mph (300km/h) down that straight now
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  34804. get ur ... on the nordschleife and train there
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  34805. Cracked up as soon as I saw the Heavenly row !🤣🤣
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  34806. 100k incoming
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  34807. Love your work mate.. I had a 2004 BA mark 2 & they go hard stock standard.. the turbo"s kick arse stock too..
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  34808. Funny when you were looking at the McLaren Papaya race cars, and mentioned the NZ drivers. One of them WAS McLaren, lol. The other happens to be New Zealand's only F1 world champion...
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  34809. Merry christmas Ian and family from Mooroolbark Victoria
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  34810. I believe it was a genuine mistake, but ol' mates mispronunciation of BaTHurst as BAThurst bugged me a bit. Apart from that, it was quite a genuine reaction.
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  34811.  @IWrocker  hey man. No biggie. It was a bit irrational of me. But the video was genuinely cool! And mad respect for actually diving into the lion-pit that is the comments man! Thanks for the cool watch!
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  34812. 249 mph is the top speed. 400kmh............wow!!!!!
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  34813. In Ireland we call every off roader 4x4 and suvs jeeps 😁 Actual jeeps never really sold here much.
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  34814. Ian In Victoria we have Mt Donna Buang Mt baw baw Mt Hotham Falls Creek in the High Country Mt Buffalo Mt Buller all places we get snow ⛄️ in winter 🥶 they are all Beautiful all up around the great dividing range even Bright in Victoria as well which is a small town is Awesome Victoria and very Beautiful look them up and you’ll be surprised what photos you’ll see
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  34815. yeah v8 in nz here
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  34816. I think the coolest thing about this game is the fact that SCS Software, the developers of this game.. are still pushing updates to this game… over 10 years later… also for future reference.. these trucks usually are best shifting up 2 gears at a time, not only for efficiency.. but you stay in the torque band (usually around 1200 to 1500 RPM) for a lot longer!
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  34817. Greetings from lower austria and ScaniaV8730 Driver
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  34818. You are now a true blue Aussie 👍 please check out the FORD XY GTHO PHASE III Australian made legendary muscle car there are videos on YouTube of people doing laps at Bathurst in car vision and make sure have the volume up to hear the sweet sound of that 351 singing
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  34819. Somebody wasn't being safe in the Safety motorcar. Probably on their phone asking where all the race cars were.
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  34820. Hello from France phew there is not the two horrors of my country: 1664 and kronembourg, to have a good French beer you have to look for more confidential brands like Jeanlain and pietra, the latter is brewed in Corsica!!
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  34821. You picked the Wombat on the number plate right away. Did you take my advice and finally do an American reacts to Wombats between last video and this one because thats the first time I have seen you nail a wombat at first glance. lol. Sure there is a joke in there someplace about nailing a wombat at first glance. Sure the Kiwis will find it. lol.
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  34822. How to start the day with a 💥😂. Love it🚜.
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  34823. Hey mate just so you know I'm going to have your logo made into a sticker and put it on the wall on Brock's skyline
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  34824. The "looking for love data" had a penetration rate🤣 i know they were aiming for a different meaning but wow lol
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  34825. Hey Ian another 3 good videos on you tube is 'Bathurst 1987 Brocky in the wet part 1' and 2 also '1987 Bathust 1000 final lap' enjoy
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  34826. Hello from Ukraine and thanks USA for your support
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  34827. Try and get your hands on some Carlton draught and dry Ian, both are so nice on a warm day!
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  34828. Gotta remember, 9 million tourists (plus overseas students) against a population of 25million. That’s over a third. That would be like the US getting 115million tourists a year.
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  34829. Congratulations, Sydney is so beautiful. Emma and Andrew are awesome too.
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  34830. This guy is a legend, now lives in my home town of Avalon
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  34831. Elephant on the left saying "Dude, check these goosebumps I'm getting"
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  34832. If you want a bottle of Bundaberg Rum I may be able to hook you up……. Since I live 30 minutes away from the distillery #BundyBoy 🤟🥃🥃🥃
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  34833. I liked that video, weirdly. The snooker game was nice to watch even if your where in easy mode
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  34834. The kangaroo picture in the thumbnail is from lucky bay in Esperance, easily the best beach in the country
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  34835. At the time the $20 was skipped, The market had been hit with fake $50, so the $50 was moved forward in a rush that lead to a spellng error on it. the old $50 got pulled. The fakes looked good till you screwed one up and the ink would flake off.
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  34836. Bring on more of your family 😊
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  34837. Just a note: No F1 fan could tell the difference between the tire compounds/"hardness" used, unless they are also a quite high level professional race car driver already. Even F1 drivers themselves historically often struggle to heat the tires correctly for optimum performance.
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  34838. Would be awesome to see you ask your family and friends and neighbours what they think about us over here in this beautiful place we call Australia lol
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  34839. I'm Canadian, and most of the things you talked about are also true for us, except paid time off. We get 2 weeks vacation after the first year, and depending on the province(Ontario is mine), we get 10 paid days off per year. They include, New Years day, Family day, Good Friday, Victoria day(Queen Victoria's birthday, but we call it May 2 4, relating it to a case of beer, lol), Canada day, Civic Holiday, Labour day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Boxing day. 💙💛Peace
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  34840. Mail time part two episode coming soon 🔜 stay tuned…
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  34841. My state ended emissions testing because it was costing the state too much and wasn't reducing pollution significantly.
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  34842. Do you get what Garn means? It Aussie for "go and" as in garn get fucked!!
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  34843. Ute design is derived from sedans, so family car at the front and work vehicle at the back. They do look nice because they were specifically developed to still look nice though being a work car. Interesting history.
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  34844. The Goon bag is an Aussie invention
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  34845. Yeah can't get more Aussie in spirit than Ned 👍
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  34846. Thanks!
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  34847. I've owned one of those. Sold it, regretted it, bought it back, hit a camel and wrote it off.
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  34848. Probably better than me, mine are the same as throwing a stick. Ian watch Mad Max 2 I think with a metal boomerang, you will soon learn how NOT to catch it 😁👍
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  34849. Just looked it up on our biggest used vehicle website in France, found 1 old Unimog 404 for around 9 grands and 4 Pinzgauer for between 15 and 40000 USD (including a 6x6 and one made as a smal RV)... Not common, but it exists...
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  34850. Not sure if you’ve reacted to Russell Coight - All Aussie Adventures yet, but please do if you haven’t. Also react to A Song About Birds
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  34851. Hellrazor ran at 139mph and it runs a twin turbo mercury 1350 ( 1350hp ) package from force boats 🤙
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  34852. I think the Only European Truck maker that still makes a Conventional Prime-Mover is Volvo , with their NL/NH series . Scania phased out their Bonneted Trucks a while back . I would love to hear if that is still correct in the Comments . Australian here . We have overall vehicle Length constraints here , but you can use WHATEVER you want here . We've got basically Everything here .
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  34853. Ive driven around that track a few times and a gotta say videos and photos do not do the esses any justice at all as its far more intimidating then it looks
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  34854. "Big Things" yea please check out those.....they are a great road side attractions that break up a long road trip.
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  34855. I sent you a email
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  34856. Lmao screw you Glenn ffs the rabbits! Dude follow a real team! Much love to you all!
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  34857. Calling kangaroos skippy comes from the TV series skippy the bush kangaroo as far as I know anyway
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  34858. Straight to the pool room with that shiny plaque. Congrats Ian and Family.
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  34859. Check out MSVD biggest Aussie race cars crashes each year. The Aussie cars r an awesome race series, like go carts but with awesome body's that look like full scale race cars, they race support at a lot of V8 supercar events, including Bathurst. Your going to love it.✅😎👍💯
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  34860. One more for your beer journey: Kölsch https://youtu.be/3-oXzI9BUH0?si=vx0anOZy5Wk27YUS
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  34861. air temperature was 30 celsius (86 F) and track temperature was 50 celsius (122 F)
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  34862. You can see plenty of Poinciana trees in Hawai'i !
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  34863. Thankyou again Ian, the opening and closing ceremony are both on u tube. It's long but worth watching.
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  34864. Check out back 2 basics adventures. A young Aussie couple island hoping around Australia with a boat and bare minimum supplies. You'll see some great footage
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  34865. Thank you for your sympathies Ian. As a country we appreciate it.
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  34866. Look great dude
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  34867. Is $USD the burger would be around $10. Keep in mind that's including all taxes and no tip required.
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  34868. Forklift operater squad
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  34869. Wow that looks great. Never seen this before. I've got some really cloudy ones on my k1500 too.
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  34870. We had this machine already in the swiss military back then in 2006
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  34871. I think in another life you were Australian. Down time is much needed or you can go nuts. I took a week off from my FB friends and family about 20 months ago. Still not back like I was. I think Covid made us all feel odd. So as long as you are all happy, healthy and still here, it is good. When is the baby due? Stay safe.
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  34872. HDT A9X Hatch with it's 1979 Bathurst Win and Brocky at the helm does not get any better.
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  34873. @12:45 WOOLIES! 😊 MAAATE! DID YOU KNOW THAT GREEN LOGO THAT IS SO KOOL IS ACTUALLY- APPLE PEELED TO SHAPE A 'W' ! WOOLIES LOGO IS : TH FRESH FOOD PEOPLE"! Its an apple bro! * Fair Dinkum!! 🤘🏻🤪🤘🏻👍👍 I was aeound when th original advertising campaigns were across all t.v. and radio stations (th only kind of media bakk then) The animation was of an apple being peeled digitally to make th "W" as thry changed thier model into a fresh produce provider and meats etc.. Its th farmers greatest battle so we try to support our farmers over th big corporations that destroyed th local traders..
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  34874. Should post a pic of all the tim tam's and lollies stacked up. Haha. Love the vids bud.
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  34875. I love your Aussie videos but I'd be interested in New Zealand too.🇳🇿
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  34876. As an American living in Germany, I have felt safer driving 100mph on the Autobahn than in USA, people just follow the rules and less chaotic.
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  34877. Had to hit the 👍 button just because of old mates enthusiasm love it cheers mate ❤️🇦🇺❤️
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  34878. React to the Aussie finke dessert race u will love it look up Toby price finke dessert race
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  34879. When you love onboard videos, you should really look at: onboard with david hauser, trento bondone 2013 ;). Great video i hope you have a beatiful day, enjoy life. ;)
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  34880. I never really got survival education. It was mostly that if I see something slowly back away and hope for the best. We weren’t told about how to look out for dangerous animals and I never (and still don’t) knew what many dangerous animals in Australia are. So when I almost stepped on a brown snake in school camp i was completely oblivious to the fact I could’ve died. I love living in Australia but I would like if young children would know just how dangerous it is.
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  34881. It would be amazing for you to react to Rottnest Island off of Perth!! Stunning coastline and cutest little quokkas that are famous for their selfies with celebs!
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  34882. You obviously loved it. Good reaction. Clarke and dawe, brilliant.
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  34883. Hi. I watched a TV documentary about how American Hot Dogs were made. It was, to my way of thinking, disgusting. All the preservatives that was added to meat was frightening. And the skins were awful. I thought if I ever went to America I would never eat a hot dog. I'm Australian.
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  34884. love these Aussie ones
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  34885. So much cringe from me on your horrible pronunciations of some of the place names and animal names as you have much to learn but your an American and you all pretty much do that but well done on saying emu correctly as I know Americans seem to think it's pronounced E-MOO but it is def not an electronic cow LOL
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  34886. I'm from the Czech Republic and this was my first car. I loved my red Faborit 1992. The car was made in the same year and month as I was born. I only have the steering wheel today (Another driver crashed into my car). Memories remain ❤❤
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  34887. The bloke you wanted to win even if he drove for someone else .
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  34888. That’s what I normally see the pilot car with wide load sign lights flashing but nothing like this
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  34889. Got ur self a new subscriber..
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  34890. There was missing: "Steering wheel", Monaco where Kimi disappeared onto his yacht, "you will not have the drink" and Brazil when he got lost
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  34891. Congratulations on your achievements buddy. You and your beautiful wife and beautiful children deserve all the very best. Nice work mate.
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  34892. 08:07 You have flat bed trucks . We have flat bed vans.
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  34893. Hey mate, where can we find where to send you some pf our amazing snacks etc???
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  34894. I agree with you on coffee. I make my own at home, but when in USA for holidays it is Dunkin Donuts or a truck stop.
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  34895. You times Kilowatts by 2.2 and them you have the Horsepower figure.
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  34896. Mrs IWRocker repping the Metallica shirt! 🤘
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  34897. So I'm watching someone watch something....what a generation.
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  34898. I drive past many of these fields when i drive to/from work. They are stunning. I also used to work in these fields as vacation job (beheading the tulips that the beheading machine/tractor did not get) that was not fun..
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  34899. You definitely have the hair cut for the job!
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  34900. @IWrocker i would love to see you reacting to the Bugatti Chiron driving 417Km/h on the german Autobahn! Greetings from Germany, keep it up👍✌️
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  34901. XA, XB or XC falcon coupes are porn on wheels!
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  34902. wrocker react to this brother https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrRAO_vG_K4
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  34903. Hey mate been watching your videos in lockdown for the last 3 weeks awesome job glad you love our culture im sitting here drinking the second awesome drink would love to see a video of u trying our beer
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  34904. This bloke would be a hit at Summernats!
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  34905. I think us Aussies are a little obsessed with you and your family now haha you’ve received so many things! 🤣 Greetings from Waterloo, Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
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  34906. The “you ain’t goin through there!” Guy has basically become a meme. That shit needs to go viral lol
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  34907. There is a video on YouTube of over 180 British singles that have topped the US Billboard Chart since the 1960s ...... you might see a few surprises in that one !
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  34908. This is the reason people in there late 30s upto mid 50s are quiet twisted. Also you can see why we have such thick skin to so much, Aggro and dicky nee legend
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  34909. HQ's handled like a bag of wet Sh*t. I can't imagine how much work they had done to get them to race well. Last I heard, you could still buy panels etc for them, possibly because of the racing series.
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  34910. *fastest supercar lap
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  34911. Popular in Australia and New Zealand too. A few of my school friends had full size tables in their homes.
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  34912. Love him
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  34913. You should checkout more of Misha's videos, he is also a very talented driver and has videos of him lapping in a VW UP, embarrassing people in sports cars.
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  34914. One of the most undervalued British sports people of all time. A true maverick.
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  34915. It was interesting how mentioned new car prices, and that the US new car prices are some of the cheapest in the world. I'd love you to see do a reaction video to new car prices around the world, or even Singapore specifically. That would be awesome. Keep up the great work Ian. Really enjoying the variety of videos you're posting as well.
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  34916. Ahh lol thats why i love the powerwagon well that and the giant 6.4 and its a damn good looking truck in general lol as you can tell as far as trucks go its a dream truck
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  34917. I truly admired this vehicle!I'm differential mechanic.the secret is on the differential .independent left and right diff'l suspension with mechanical lock!the best design for off road!!
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  34918. you need a wheel my bro, completely enhances the game
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  34919. 70s-80s would be good I think, or watch your TV in the backgtound😊
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  34920. you should absolutely check out George plasa's BMW 134 with the judd v8. Best sounding hill climb car by far
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  34921. Go watch the 80's rally championships with the greatest rally car of all time (i think) ..... the Lancia Delta Integrale In the 45 seasons the Championship has been awarded, only 13 different manufacturers have won it; Lancia being the most successful, with 10 titles including 6 consecutive from 1987 to 1992. That car is a beast, an absolute beast.
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  34922. Loved the Bioshock games. SOME of the Borderlands games where good.
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  34923. Wish it would stayed in boost! Good fight man, we'll have to hook up the other truck next!!! Probably won't win with that either but it'd be fun!
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  34924. If you ever want to experience the amazing capabilities of the Unimog platform yourself, I can wholeheartedly recommend the Unimog Museum in Wörth, Germany. They offer 2-hour long "active drivers training" for you and up to 3 'observers', and all you need is a valid drivers license... And a bit of money, of course!
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  34925. It would sweet if you could get the Power Wagon in what I think they call battleship grey
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  34926. Those Tim Tam's are like bitcoin. They do wonders and trade so well. Wink wink hint hints. Lol enjoy mate, you should check out south Australian foods and wine. Like Barossa Valley.
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  34927. IWrocker Hi Thanks Thanks I am following you from Saudi Arabia Bahra Rowad Team
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  34928. even as an f1 and v8 supercar fan i will tell you the old nascar pit crews were the most impressive
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  34929. Possibly the only America who can eat it properly!! Good work
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  34930. You’re allowed to love BOTH vegemite and promite…. I know I do! ✌🏻
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  34931. Im a wintery rain person, i just love it and find the sound very relaxing. I live in SA so we don't get a great deal of it. Everytime we do though im out with my coffee sitting under the porch enjoying
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  34932. Im from Croatia ..most of my primary school teachers had that skoda 😂
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  34933. Best tip I can give to people that try the aussie accent, Don't lol still funny to watch though
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  34934. What a Rockstar! Rolls up in a merc, tucks his trousers into his socks and then nails a 1957 Maserati F1 round a track. 👌
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  34935. when the touring car championship first started, it was a any car could enter or world championship but some were in the 90,s it became, only ford falcon and Holden commodore race , i dont remember the year, it was then could v8 touring or v8 super car series and it been like that up till just recent, when they stop making both models, so sad its the end of a iconic race, and it will never be like it again, while im alive, it was the iconic Holden vs ford race and there was a large following of both sides, that love to hate each other, and the cars were a close match up, years before in the 80,s it was any mans game, and winners bounced for one model to the next from skylines to ford sierra, the falcon and commodore didn,t stand a chance in them days
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  34936. I got caught in a hailstorm while driving undercover - car was totaled !!! Written off as soon as the assessor looked at it - hail is brutal here !!
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  34937. Holy shit! It's like when the feds make a big bust, and they place all of the drugs on the table for the media.
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  34938. from the chanel ZDF - German
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  34939. chanel no.5?
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  34940. Bbq is the only flavor!! Lol.
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  34941. 9:27 ANZAC biscuits are ok not the best but Australian made lol but there ok I like it when there hot out of the oven just cooked hot there chewy lol not hard and dry like when there cold ?? Straight out Of the oven best way lol
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  34942. Avocado and Vegemite on toast is tha bomb!
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  34943. Was a pretty good effort mate
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  34944. I think the difference is you can still have fun in a cheap small banger if it’s manual, small autos are never ever fun 👎
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  34945. You are on a deserted island and can wish for one lifetime supply of the Heavenly items, which would you pick and why ? :)
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  34946. Bought a metallic teal one love it
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  34947. That ish was lit, no cap 😂 I was born in Philly and came to Australia in 1977 when I was 5, so I’m used to both countries slang 👍
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  34948. I've seen you react to things all around the world but I think you never did anything from South America.
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  34949.  @IWrocker  nothing special, I am brazilian but anything is ok. I am just curious about your reactions. Also we had great F1 drivers.
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  34950. Perth will be the hottest city in the world Xmas day.
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  34951. Please do part 2
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  34952. you need to a reaction to RBT its a cop show in oz.
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  34953. Wait till he finds out about AFL.
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  34954. Lol Andrew is a natural at it.
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  34955. That was cool. What is the name of that game?
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  34956. You are an honorary Australian, if you can stomach Vegemite like we Aussies, you are one of us, well done. You are the first Yank that I know of that likes our Aussie delicacy........
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  34957. We can buy our own private plates
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  34958. 1:57 Those walkways aren't necessarily full scale. The robot is about 59ft (18m) tall.
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  34959. Wow you got the mother load right there! Great gifts from everyone. But will say that that Bundaberg Whittaker's chocolate is the bomb! My favourite ❤
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  34960. We have "florida man" too, mate!!
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  34961. You definitely have more Tim Tams than any Australian 😂
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  34962. Hi Ian. Check out "Black As Australia " (look for the Hyundai episode) and also "Bush Mechanics Australia". They are amazing. They just come across a wrecked car in the bush and get it going with whatever is lying around.
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  34963. Congrats to everyone in the IWrocker family. You totally deserve this and it's been an absolute joy getting to learn about you all as well as watching your great vids. Much success to you All and I am looking forward to seeing the next play button arrive no matter when that happens
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  34964. The biggest euro banknote is 500 which is quite common and worth around 480 uk pounds .
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  34965. I use the injectors from Danfoss for heating systems on diesel
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  34966. Another Brisbane resident here! I'm in the Northern suburbs of Brissie... I got a kick out of the one box Melinda sent, good to see my hometown representing! Loving the videos Ian, keep 'em coming!
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  34967. Awww soo close. She'll be right m8 Aussies won't accepted when it comes to Tim Tams. Somethings you just can't mess with. Tim Tams, ANZAC traditions, Bunnings, and the fake sickie phone call to the boss on a Monday morning, are all things that can never bee changed, and are taught to us from birth. Now lets talk about Farmers Union Iced Coffee V those pretenders Big M & Masters !?! :) :P
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  34968. Hi Ian, try watching "How a simple crime led to plastic money" about this great Aussie invention.
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  34969. Naaaah I'm still Vegemite it's a classic taste, Promite is okay but it's just not the same Vegemite taste that I love
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  34970. How ya goin? Ah, nope. “Owyagoan?”
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  34971. try to make series about that historic going tru difrent eras of rally
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  34972. I live in the Pilbara, next to the Kimberley (but still a six hour drive just to Broome at the near end). It really takes a lot of time to explore anything around here, so a lot of people who live here don't really get the chance to do it often. Our main school holidays (Dec-Jan) are during the cyclone season, when it's very risky to travel over that way - you'd better be prepared for roads to be closed and have enough food and water to wait for them to reopen if you can't turn around and get to a town. Even this week we've had major road closures due to wildfires, and the fire season doesn't really start for another couple of months yet. Oh the joys of the outback.
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  34973. If you pour the beer quickly so that it creates foam, it causes most of the gas to escape more quickly. Then you drink less gas witch beer, burps less and your stomach doesn't feel so bloated.
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  34974. you can get glass coke in australia aswell its just thinner and holds less
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  34975. A true question from other country, give that low porcentage of manual, in the end, manual cars (old or new, just overall), became cheapper, cause nobody want, or, turn more expensive becausa of the "rarity"??
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  34976. Waiting your reaction for the Sardinian Rally 😉🇮🇹
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  34977. So he picked up 4/tenths from the dipper the the finish line? Down 0.1 across the top and 0.3 up at the end...
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  34978. Pedro looks quite similar to my uncle haha Same moustache, clothes etc
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  34979. Ian when you asked why are Cheezells so good & your Misses said because they are from Australia.. I laughed.. it's now 4:49am just 1 minute before watching your huge unboxing video. I seen the latest from Ozzie man reviews, Kookaburras.. when you have a spare moment check it out.. On of the old stories (myths) when Kookaburra laughs it will rain with in 2 days.. Sometimes they forecast spot on. Sometimes they are a little late, & laugh as it rains.. And sometimes HUGHIE doesn't hear Kookaburra laughing & doesn't send the rain down..
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  34980. 4:45 Best driving I have seen and they get used to it is a B double slipping in sugar syrup in the sugar sheds. It is like drifting a B double but they get it to slide under the hopper. In the Frontend loader some times you drift into the wall so you steer at the wall to use the hard parts of the loader if you steer away you hit the aircon and hydraulic tank that does real damage. Fun in the sugar syrup. Getting a bit now on the forklift at the Mill. Great for practicing under and over steer.
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  34981. You have got to do the XY shaker, fastest 4 door in production in the world at the time.
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  34982. When you go to the blue mountains make sure you go to scenic world. It’s got the steepest train in the world and it’s always a thrill. :)
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  34983. sunt o romanca stabilita in Austria si da este foarte frumoasa
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  34984. Another great Aussie video is an interview on Ellen with a young Aussie surfer called Saber Norris.
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  34985. Epic downshifts. Made that engine sing just a little bit more.
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  34986. Great to see the bike hill climbs..
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  34987. You’re close .. Peter Brock died in Targa West race in Western Australia not the Targa Tasmania .
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  34988. Very good video 🇨🇿🇸🇰
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  34989. If you are looking for funny commercials you should look up some dutch funny ones. Especially "even apeldoorn bellen" ones.
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  34990. Vote for Pedro!
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  34991. Supercars have an air powered Jack. Four drop down from underneath
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  34992. G'day Ian, those cars look great are fast and sound wonderful but they have to stay on the black top or they fall apart, give me a 4x4 that can take me everywhere, how about having a look at the Range of 4x4s available in Australia compared to the USA, that would be interesting, cheers mate, Neil.
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  34993.  @IWrocker  hi Ian, we have 17 4x4 manufacturing companies fighting for our money 💸💸 in one of the world's best market for 4x4s, the top 4 are Toyota, Ford, Mitsubishi, Isuzu, we have model form All over the world and all with the models in single cab, duel cab and wagon, and the accessories and culture is far bigger than City based muscle cars, Aussie love there outback adventures and visiting iconic Remote Pubs is one for the bucket list, there are some really good YouTube videos you should see on the subject, Cheers, Neil.
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  34994. Good vid and yes, Illinois roads suck! I'm all familiar with them.
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  34995. Just an racing version of the Enzo not a race car HOWEVER its cousin the MC12 was one great GT1 race car .
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  34996. Hey Ian just seen a tweet saying a Kangaroo was on the loose in Pennsylvania lol
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  34997. Hi I just watched "American Reacts to AUSSIE MOPAR! E49 Charger HEMI Six." I didnt see comments on the track you commented on. Its the Philip Island track near Melbourne It used for cars and bikes. It was the track used before Bathurst for the 1000km race. Currently MotoGP is probably the biggest event at that venue!
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  34998. Dude love the content...please check out dutch tractor pulling
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  34999. duvel and la chouffe are great im from belgium btw :)
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  35000. So lucky, I only have one left in my packet and I don’t want to go to the shops.
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  35001. Eastern Switzerland and western Austria are great places to visit winter or summer. A winters day on Mt Rigi for a meal and a few schnapps is my idea of a perfect day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL3nDb5v66g
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  35002. How good are they!?! Youre now a cerified aussie. Every aussie subscriber should chuck in some change to get him a care package of "a packet of timtams that never runs out"
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  35003. Ian, do you think that the rally movie you just reviewed the trailer off, is going to put rally on the American map?
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  35004. I just finished work got a beer and an awesome sandwich, my girls is working and I can enjoy my favorite YT channel. Thank you Ian, for being better than 99% of TV channels.
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  35005. You say a lot of Americans missed out, but I wish we had Watkins Glenn here, you can keep Laguna seca though.
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  35006. looks so awesome its old school love it the logo i mean
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  35007. Australia has low grade or standard 91 octane 95 octane and premium 98 we also have e10 normally about 94 octane and some petrol stations even e85
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  35008. If you want to learn more about the history of the 2CV and other brands, and specific models, I highly recommend the Big Car channel. Andy, the creator, worked in the automotive industry as a programmer. He worked for Ford and Volvo if I remember correctly, on their infotainment systems. Through his contacts he gets hold of so many development pictures and inside stories from those who worked on cars he is discussing. Very well made and definitely worth watching. Here's the video on the history of the 2CV: watch?v=xqErkcNWox4
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  35009. Love watching you guys as fair and honest about trying other products from different countries, and always respectful. But in this video like the big stein glass Big John is using as that’s how they drink beers overseas, as enjoy content thanks you. Especially the Aussie stuff cheers 👍🏼
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  35010. Camping on my own, with basic gear, tent and sleeping bag is my favourite. Silence is golden. I reckon the Aussie bush is the best during and after rain. I wish I could bottle the smells.
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  35011. How much would Insurance cost for the homes on this track/road? Scary thought!
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  35012. The Gold Coast is my home town. A beautiful part of the world, the beaches are exceptional, but the hidden gem is the hinterland. Waterfalls, steep basalt cliffs, rainforest, sparkling mountain streams, bushwalking tracks and lots of unique fauna and flora. The Sunshine Coast is as beautiful with less population, the offshore Islands, Moreton Island, Stradbroke Island, South Stradbroke Island and Fraser Island, (all being sand islands, Fraser is the largest sand island in the world, Moreton Island has the largest permanent dunes in the world, Mt Tempest being 990 feet). The Gold Coast is sometimes called Australia's Venice, due to all the canals that have been built over the last 40 years, view an aerial photograph of the Gold Coast(or google earth). I've been overseas and love the beauty of the rest of the world, but my heart always brings me home.
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  35013. Awesome that you finally have a kiwi video haha, even if it was a very basic one shot from a bad angle.. As for the WRC Rally, now don't quote me, but as its sponsored by Redbull, unless its geoblocked like the Downhill MTB World Champs were in France a month ago, then it will be broadcast for free online on Redbull TV. And if it's geoblocked due to cable TV rights, then find out which country doesn't have cable TV coverage rights, & watch it via a VPN. This was how i watched the Downhill MTB World Champs from NZ, via Sweden using a VPN.. Give it a whirl.. Also you will find all sorts of epic Car racing action as well as extreme sports, all free coverage.. Speaking of which, sometime for something different you should do a reaction to some UCI Downhill MTB Worldcup footage, that level of riding, skill & guts is totally insane!
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  35014. Reminds me when Australia had bad bush fires the smoke had blown all the way to nz the sky was orenge was very strange and apocalypse vibes
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  35015. Should have clipped tooth picks in it so it don't fall apart like the ones the commercials.
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  35016. Haha in Australia we pronounce uno as youno, oono sounds funny lol nsw Alps (snowy mountains) get more snow then the Swiss alps and below all get snow and skiing in winter.
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  35017. Wow that's a lot of Tim tams that's a lot of Tim tam slams
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  35018. I couldn't believe the cost . Your beer is so cheap compared to down here.
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  35019. I am from the Czech Republic 😃🇨🇿 you have tried and I think you did it good
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  35020. would love to see u react to "How DENMARK Took Down McDONALDS" from the YT channel Robe Trotting, an American couple living in Denmark...
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  35021. Second
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  35022. Always answer to the misus ; ). Happy wife happy life.
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  35023. The Youyang Ranges where this was filmed is also where a lot of the first Mad Max was filmed.
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  35024. Im an Aussie I love my V8 Supercars and I do alot of sim racing (yer i know sim is not real life but dont care) and from that i have alot of respect for the NASCAR drivers driving 200mph on each others arse at the speedway dose take a hell of alot skill. And if young Scotty was in his V8 supercar and one of your good young NASCAR drivers come over and had the time to learn the track i think that would be a really good battle on a street/road corse but oval stuff NASCAR all day
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  35025. If you want to see emergency agencies video you find in truck firecrigade footage here: https://www.youtube.com/@kazernebaan2477 and some Police escort videos here: https://www.youtube.com/@TeamVerkeerDH . Both are dutch and I think are brilliant.
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  35026. Ok, now we know how to do it: someone gift that man an RC Unimog ... to make is dream come true, driving a Unimog! Well and maybe some CAT to go along or so ;)
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  35027. Used to be a rally Marshall. It's like working emergency at a hospital.
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  35028. If you like Audi's and emergency vehicles: the Dutch highway patrol uses the Audi, A6 Avant 3.0 TDI S-tronic Quattro. Might wanna check it out. :)
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  35029. the original video is no longer available. maybe cause it got so much hate? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMsqMEt5bok
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  35030. There is a quick clip Lamborghini vs XY falcon. Xy leaves lambo behind.
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  35031. Each state has it's police force.
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  35032. Love this! 🤣🤣 doesn’t appear very often but i watch it every time and share it always
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  35033. Praise 🔥
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  35034. Do you take recomendations for a beer video? What kinda beer do you like?
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  35035. Half way through the video an ad for LG came on. The thing that got me was, LG for what ever reason came up with a concept car. Ian, you should check it out.
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  35036. Don’t tell everyone how wonderful it is here, they’ll be moving in by the droves lol Nah can hit 100 Fahrenheit here in Melbourne in the summer. Next day could be cool lol. Melbourne is know for 4 seasons in one day as a joke - but it does happen. Summer here, my my cardigan on yesterday lol.
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  35037. if you look closely you can see that they all have a deadman switch, where if they fall off it auto cuts off the engine. at 6min you can see it dangling from his hand.
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  35038. The law leaves the publican with the option but it is funny as drunks are their main business. It is good to know the law in case a police person is standing there. It should be the bartenders decision but sometimes the person at the door makes the call. And sometimes the guy at the door is a dick. Actually the guy that did this to me got fired, ironically for drinking on the job. A few times the security has has me watch the door for them. Like the Seinfeld episode but in a pub. One time this guy from my work was trying to get in and I was messing with him. He was like why are you in charge? Then the bouncer came back from the toilet and I had to explain that I was just messing around. He thought that my workmate was dangerous or something. True story, this one bouncer went to the toilet without asking me or anyone to cover and three masked bandits came in and robbed the place. They had a hostage at knife point. I was the hostage. I'm ok, they didn't even get my wallet. Police informed me when the offenders were caught and who they were. Turned out they were kids. Very large kids however. Imagine 16 year olds but, front rowers or offensive linemen 16 year olds. I got free beers for about a year. Nothing official, after about a year the guy (night manager) went "I'm going to have to start charging you for beer again". I must mention that I had been given some free beers before the robbery. But that was fair as I did help out. One time this bouncer, different guy asked me to bring him a pizza. I worked in a pizza shop. After that I brought one for the staff as they were confused why he got one. I used to watch the show 'cheers' growing up. Norm Peterson was my hero.
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  35039. Wow, pristine condition! he loves his car
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  35040. no offense but youse americans doing some weird shit but i spose so do us aussies ahahaha silly comment
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  35041. I think you now understand why they put that corner at the end of conrod straight as it used to go all they way down to the Last corner
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  35042. Come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 in this time of the year SaudiArabia has very good wither..
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  35043. thats not a holden. thats a european import. theyre all european imports with the holden badge.
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  35044. blue car was a aussie chrysler valiant i think
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  35045. it is eyeopening going around Mt Panorama. In the old days people used to end up a ways down the hill when they went off. always trees to stop them going to far :)
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  35046. Love it
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  35047. Yes Ian see if you can stream it as it is coming up soon I am not sure when though because they keep putting out different dates. Check out the Philip Island track down in Victoria and make sure you watch the super bikes (I am not sure but they used to have the MotoGP race there) that race there. As for F1 cars at Bathurst (I live about 100kms from there) is the regs that are in place. Now I am not sure again about those monster trucks that race but do know that they do race prime movers like Kenworths Macks and Western Star (without the trailers of course) at various tracks around Oz.
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  35048. yeah australia has had pringles for quite a long time now
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  35049. There's a nice documentary about this subject on the French YT channel "Une bière et jivay" (number 147), you can get auto-translated English captions. It includes a visit of the Budvar brewery plant.
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  35050. No we didn't get the viper in Australia but I do know one person the imported the old 90s viper
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  35051. I used to go to Silverstone every year with my dad in the late 90s/early 00s and the sound was always something you took home with you. You could hear them from the other side of the track and the roar as they got closer was just electrifying. It's something I miss about todays F1 cars, as much as I still enjoy the sport...
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  35052. Kobe Bryant grew up here in Italy following his father on various clubs of italian A1. He gree up with fans like thats (not at these levels) in Italy. For that reason and others he played with passion and carisma. In Europe fans are a part of the game, in America fans are similar to cashcows.
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  35053. The one that looked like it went over your head a little at 1:45 is about a theme song children's tv show loosely based on books by Paul Jennings called Round the Twist. Tis very old now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPxJ6RR40ZU
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  35054. " and you will need more than a month " You will need a lifetime there is so much. Its a big country. I would love to visit the US. Ride a bike across the country.
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  35055. Awesome stuff Ozzies, we made Dani cry! Queenslander Cane Toads Vs NSW Cockroaches we will eat them for breakfast next year go Queensland!!! Ian you can put the 2 posters on both side of my bar mirror!!!
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  35056. Costco is another example but they must have learned from the mistakes Walmart made as they seemed to have done much better overseas. We have both Aldi and Costo here in Australia and both have thrived.
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  35057. Nothing funnier than watching a pommy tourist being attacked by a Magpie,40 minutes was the longest the Magpie won,tourist went to hospital not prepared to conseed and I needed a new spline bcos I was laughing so much I think it was on the verge of bursting I'd always wished I had a phone then it was hilarious.
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  35058. A lot of English speakers have problems with Czech pronunciation, because we use ˇ and ´ above regular letters to change or prolong the sound. As you saw, consonants have ˇ and it “softens” the sound. In English č would be ch as in cheese. Ň little bit as in new. Since Ď and Ť have “tall” lowercase the symbol changes to ď and ť. Vowels can be prolonged as in á (British pronunciation of car, far), i as in fit, í as in eel. And only e can be both long (é as in bear) or soft ě which is either ye sound (pět) or takes the symbol from the previous consonant (děda, which uses the ď sound and then a simple e). Also to confuse foreigners, ú (oo sound in English) is used only at the beginning of root words, for example úhoř. When it’s in the middle or end it’s written ů. But you have to think of prefixes. Vyúčtovat (to bill) comes from the root účet (a bill) and only uses a prefix. 😅 So you said Ja jsem Ian, but it’s Já jsem Ian with long á.
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  35059. Toyota Land Cruiser is surplus here in Papua New Guinea. The country is flooded with these vehicles.
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  35060. Rogfast raise you by another 9km in length and over 300m deeper. It does however not include rail as it is to steep for that. We already got the Ryfylke tunnel at 14.4km long and 292m below sea level.
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  35061. The red bag is a Qantas bag.
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  35062. Your a champion wrocker
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  35063. https://youtu.be/ROgGTkXX-7M You have to see this video and react to it. Especially half way through where he puts the Ute in the washouts and almost tips it right over LOL.
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  35064. Hey Ian, you asked about prnunciation of Jaffa.... the first 'a' is pronounced like as in 'cat' with the end 'a' pronounced 'uh' but fast. Jaffuh I guess....
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  35065. If you want to watch the best driver on the mountain you need to watch some Peter brocks races there he is the king of the mountain
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  35066. Crazy bro. I always search for power wagons for sale and I saw yours today and here is a video from ya. Good ti have ya back.
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  35067. I have never seen that, that thing is HELL FAST ! ! !. 👍😎
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  35068. IWrocker I stopped by your locker area today to say hi. I have to work between shifts this week so I will see if I can come around again at the beginning of B shift
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  35069. Too many coppers to have fun boo
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  35070. Great to see Jodie in this. Legs that go forever, down to earth, sense of humour, and a very capable race driver in her own right.
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  35071. watch a Malcom Douglas episode on youtube. 70s and 80s aussie bushwackin at its best.
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  35072. Gday Iwrocker! Yes poisonous animals live in and around suburbs/ cities namely red back spiders, funnel webs and highly poisonous common snakes (eastern browns, dugite, tigers, western browns etc) oh and very common to have daily shark warnings on the radio and which beach they’ve been sighted (Great whites, Tigers and bulls are the cheekiest) And we have our big ugly spiders like Huntsman spiders which are fast becoming a domesticated spider they love indoors so much. I’m always catching these buggers and throwing them outside. I’m also teaching my daughters how to safely catch and release these ugly bastards. Lots of stories mate but that’s just life here. Keep up your reacts and looking forward to the next one
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  35073. The 2nd boomerang is a hunting boomerang it doesn't return
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  35074. Sic as!
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  35075. Germany have really great fire apparatus :-) 90 meters are around 300 feet... extension of the ladder :-) use the same in Austria as well :-) greetings from Vienna, Austria... great clip Sir :-)
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  35076. Ute racing next or improved production series, it's sick racing because all types of cars are allowed and they are allowed modifications.. You get see a Honda civic racing v8 holdens and Ford v8s, rotories as well anything
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  35077. Hey Ian...*waves* It was suggested before a long way back there that you do the occasional movie revue. I've been thinking on it. None of the other reviewers do movies from Aus or NZed...and there are so many good ones. It would surprise you I am sure. I have been watching some classics on youtube of late. Maybe one every few weeks? I know it is a bit of editting...
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  35078. If we could only turn back time. I went to every race at the Thunderdome. Often took my mother out for the day. She enjoyed the races. She is gone now. I would trade anything to be sitting in the stands again with her that roar of the V8,s again. :( Sad now..
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  35079. Did you notice, No bend in conrod straight
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  35080. congrats man well deserved, the best wishes for the new year from The Netherlands.
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  35081. ngl last video threw me off a bit, i wrote a comment about the sound of "boxer" engines being super satisfying, until you said "flat 6 engine" and i deleted the post and felt a bit dumb (cause i confused it with "inline 6 engine). NOW i know flat 6 engine IS a "boxer" engine, soooo jeah anyyyywayyyy keep em coming, love these vids :D Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH898shfBFQ This is what i mean, that´s a porsche 804 F1 from the Stoneage but that sound :O
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  35082. Kudos to Ann-Maree. It wouldn't have been the same without her.
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  35083. Dope vid bro! How was the drive to Canada from IL? That must of been some tough snow for that PW to get stuck... you'd say tougher than mud trails from the cliffs?
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  35084. Amazing car, but not without its issues apparently. According to top gear. (BBC) highly technical machine. It kept cutting out. But I'm sure they will nail those issues. Certainly didn't play up in that speed run. Amazing they have got an f1 engine to start up on a button as apposed to having a team of mechanics required. Merc are an incredible company.
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  35085. Check out Guy Martin... Isle of Man legend blowing his mind driving a FXX.
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  35086. Ive always wanted a Fortuner haha. Diesel and manual has me sold without a doubt and it would go great with my Tacoma.
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  35087. Avo goes well too. Spread it on before the veg.👍
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  35088. My goal is to drive my early 90's commodore on there when its finished from its ground up rebuild
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  35089. I saw the Australian NASCARs at Oran Park in the mid 90s, was cool to see.
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  35090. Senna, the GOAT would always wait till everyone else had put a time in before he hit the track. "Show me what I have to beat" The GOAT.
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  35091. I was wondering if you could possibly reduce the input gain on your mic so that the mix is more even volume levels and I don’t get complaints about my video being too loud from trying to hear the videos you are playing 😎
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  35092. That "Announcer" you mentioned is Allan Moffat. Another legend.
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  35093. watch the video of dick johnson driving peters a9x car at bathurst on top gear australia
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  35094. @10:15 ur right, i grew up in a Belgian village, we were always enjoying our outdoor times. 90's <3
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  35095. Thank you again! Many of the drivers were from Finland. Hannu Mikkola vs. Walter Röhrl Audi/Lancia and later both Audi. Finland has the most rally world champions than any other country. Current WRC World Champion is French, Ogier, driving for Toyota but the team is managed by Finns In Finland again. They are also manufacturers World Champions I recommend WRC Jyväskylä-flat out videos.
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  35096. There is a nascar track here in Australia that needs a upgrade as it hasn't been used for years..
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  35097. I'm going to show my naivety here. Q: in the US, is your slow lane in the centre & you fast lane on the outside? If so doesn't that make it harder to use the exits? Here in Oz, our fast lane is in the centre & slow lane on the outside.
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  35098. I knew you'd appreciate it, that's why I only hinted, just for the moment of "Wait, this is insane." And you're not alone in saying Batmobile Jr, most of the commentators were discussing it in similar lines, even as it obliterated everything. And as for the speed comparison, in the shootout, all the other podium members did 45 second runs. If you can crack 45, you're pretty damn fast. The VW IDR did a shade under 40 when it did the hillclimb in a practice run, but this was 8 tenths quicker.
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  35099. I am proud to say.. He is Australian.. Oh if you look up the Mercedes Unimog.. Larry Perkins, enginered and designed a over drive gearbox for it.. available at all Mercedes unimog dealers.. His 5 litre ram injection GM motor, pre empted what we have now.. Look up his v dub.. rally car..
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  35100. i bought my 2nd hand 2003 holden vx commodore for 1500 dollars , got a great deal . straight as . low km;s for its age , air con , stereo, mags , still got it 5 years later . i think 300 dollars a year is a great deal for a good now rare holden . lol
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  35101. That long blue one is a Holden WB Statesman Deville it also comes in a Caprice it is 1980 to 84 comes with a Holden 308 its build on the same platform as that yellow HQ Monaro. That body shape started in 71 as the HQ then was facelifted to HJ, HX HZ then WB, They came in sedan, luxury long wheel base sedan, wagon, ute, tray back ute, van and coupe
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  35102. We have a big tradie culture here, hence why so many utes and trucks are kitted up everywhere.
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  35103. @ 5:13 you miss the in house joke that only older Aussies know about google a movie called ( Alvin Purple ) and ( Alvin Rides Again )
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  35104. Near Vienna we got a wine vending machine 😅
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  35105. you have to check out some of the Aussie Bike races over the years. some cool stuff if you like bike racing. here's one in 1978 at Amaroo park in NSW, a six hour endurance race. https://youtu.be/IHo0DiqXAys
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  35106. I live in the north of Spain, in Asturias. Normally here the landscape is green and it rains a lot throughout the year. In summer we are used to having peaks of 30º C/ 85ºF but it is not the usual. Two days ago we had 39ºC/ 102ºF. I've never seen this in my entire life
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  35107. Yes things tastes better in glass
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  35108. Rules on the Livery is that. Police - blue and yellow Ambulance - Green and Yellow Fire - Red and Yellow Other department have different colours Rail Incident Officer - Blue and Red Search and Rescue - Orange and White (Silver) Coast Guard - Yellow and Navy If you didn’t know.
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  35109. Hi Ian great video, the letter on the side of the car is the, Class they are in. Keep up the good work 👍 from Dave in Australia 🇦🇺
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  35110. hey iwrocker fam. that kiwi ad with the boar and chimpanzee wanting an icecream was epic as. as a suggestion for funny ads and a reaction vid, theres a company(or used to be) known as "bad idea jeans" and their ads are just as good, if not better than the hilux ads. stay cool amigos
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  35111. I'm with you Ian, I'm Aussie and I could not and would not imagine what these would taste like!! Then I read the comments. Phew!!
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  35112. You said US healthcare is rated as good? Maybe for Americans, but when compared to other developed nations, including those with universal health cover like the UK, it's really bad. It's the most expensive per capita, that's government spending, not individual insurance spending, by a lot. But you have the worst outcomes on pretty much all metrics, lowest life expectancy, highest maternal death, highest infant death, poorest general health, worst access and worst equity, worst value for money. That's what happens when health care is about profit, not health.
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  35113. I'm going to have to block your entry into Oz after this vid. Vegemite is King. P.S. Joking abut blocking you coming to Oz of course. You can like what you like. Keep up the boss content. Love from OZ.
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  35114. All i can really say is dont be too judgemental on those caravans/t & c's, my girlfriend has a '97 t & c and that 3.8L V6 has some frickin power and will roast tires pretty easily. I hear the 3.6L pentastar engine is a really good engine.
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  35115. you need to check out the mackv8 that was put in the renault magnum it had to be tuned down for europe but could be tuned back up to 1000+hp they where some monsters
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  35116. Red Rooster is an Australian company. Their chicken is barbecued, but they also have deep fried crispy and other styles from time to time. Check out their website.
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  35117. Hi Ian you love unimogs then you have to watch Aussie salvage squad on seven mate witch you can see on YouTube. I think it will tickle your fancy my friend. Cheers PS, keep an eye out for Christopher 😉
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  35118. Manhattan project
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  35119. The toughest beach race on the planet takes place in the Netherlands! 👉 The race has been called "Red Bull Knock Out" in recent years. 👈 Touquet is good too, but real the shit is at Scheveningen/Den Haag. Must see Ian!
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  35120. Bro if you want to see beautiful landscapes you need to check out NZ landscapes.
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  35121. i ain't going to stop posting this ian, craig lowndes craig lowndes craig lowndes, he was peter brock junior
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  35122. You gotta play Dirt Rally 2.0 on a wheel pedal h-shift ebreak setup lad.
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  35123. Didn't know Opossums were like that, you learn something new every day
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  35124. Wet Tyres, Dry Tyres, strategy ???? Doesn't matter what you do, If Heartbreak Hill doesn't want you to win you're Faaaarked !!! But if it's your year, everything seems to just fall into place !!! Larakin Larry- Last to first Tricky Dicky- Bradburied in the Tru-Blu Brocky- Last win due to 1st & 2nd cheating (included the Lap of the gods)
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  35125. Netball is played in about 80 different countries including the USA. I use to play, and my coach gave me my own goal, to keep my skills up when I was about 10, I'm in my 60's now, and the goal is still in my mum's backyard, but it's laying between the garage and shed, but still looks ok.
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  35126. The clear section is referred to as the river.
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  35127. the bird is real and yes, it does mimic ALOT of sounds, and not just other animals, it can mimic human language as well as many other man made sounds....i used to live near a few of them, once i thought i heard my Magpie mate outside (another Aussie bird known for swooping anyone that gets close to their nesting areas) calling out to me, go outside and find a Lyrebird there instead, they are the worlds best mimics
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  35128. It’s like a type of feta but more flavor but mozzarella or your favorite cheese can be used many people make the insides diffferent some people even use ground beef inside too with veggies :)
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  35129. Props to you for pronouncing Škoda correctly!
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  35130. Wow nice one guys, don't eat it all at once ok😃 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  35131. good to see you like our high country it has more tracks then any country in the world. if you tried to do them all it would take you about 3 years none stop and some are very challenging . hope to see you down under cheers
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  35132. Yeah house prices are high. We let too many people in too quick and with queue of people waiting to get in the pressure will stay on for a long time. It depends on where you want to buy as well. If you buy outside of the cities it's more realistic. We don't have the expenses other countries have such as health insurance. When you add everything up it's the same or even cheaper and your quality of life is second to none
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  35133. Dude you honestly didn't miss A lot. Ur right it's all to do with eating lamb on Australia Day. New creative ones come out Every year. 2016 is probably one of the best. 2018 is probably the most cringeworthy. (Any Americans with strong political views, watch the 2018 ad at your own risk)
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  35134. Ian, you need to find some old Australian movies to watch such as Malcom , The Big Steal , Bad Eggs , Young Einstein , Rikky & Pete , Death in Brunswick or maybe even Hercules Returns if you can find them.
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  35135. My perfect car would be a Lan Evo IX with like 450PS. -grip? Yes. -power? Yes. -luggage? Yes. -MPG? Yes. -reliability? Yes.
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  35136. Could have saved you some time: spread one of each, take the promite and the marmite, chuck them out the window, eat the vegemite.
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  35137. I think if anyone opened a pie shop in US it would be a hit
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  35138. KI Is a great place to live
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  35139. Thank you so much bro,,, my country! ❤️ 2 years i living in the New York 😁 the best peoples 🤝
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  35140. Yeah, nice 👍
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  35141. Hey from Shanghai, China.. I love your channel, it makes me homesick as I am an expat living and working here and can’t get home due to Covid.. This is very Asian and not Australian… especially the 3 in one satchels. The Asian version is not as good as the Australian blend.
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  35142. Ian you have to do alcoholic tim tam slams
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  35143. I am asking myself, how many flags of US states you know (how your forcast is, and actual result will be)
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  35144. Fangio is likely the ACTUAL Greatest of All Time . And his Signature move was to Stick it in Straight and Back it Out . A drifter .
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  35145. 260k's , 92 Subaru turbo , Speedo maxed out at 260 at exactly max redline 7000 in top(5th) gear
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  35146. Hi coming from England I watched your video about your Love for Swedish Trucks I mentioned to you please watch the way here in England The Trucks are known as A Push and Pull Trucks and we have a lot of steep hills The Escort cars will stop ALL THE Traffic because of the length of the load which can be steered manually and also operation of the suspension I saw a lot of heavy haulage Trucks going from Around England And this got me into Heavy Haulage Trucks And this is why I love these Awesome Trucks And I think you will be impressed how they get though our villages and towns All the best from Robin Hood county Nottinghamshire👍👍
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  35147. HEY BUDDY THANKS ( nice color. Still the grey, and the black are the best colors ever came on power wagn ) THANKS FOR SHARING 👍👍
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  35148. Plz check out Esperance beaches in Western Australia... Whitest sands in the world.... Also the quockas that live on Rottnest Island in Western Australia ..
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  35149. Me being an Australian watching this for some reason.
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  35150. Another awesome Vid .. Thanx Ian and Family x
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  35151. not sure if you are into gaming... but immediately the game EuroTruckSim2 came to my mind - you can test-drive all of these right on your PC
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  35152. The weird looking thing is the X-Raid team's Mini John Cooper Works Buggy believe it or not. Yes, it's a mini.
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  35153. Hey Ian, this might be up your alley. Rally champion Markku Alén test driving Sisu's new Pasi 6X6. 😃https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIVy46zaTSw
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  35154. You seem like a really cool dude, would love to have some czech beer with you. Hope you visit our country!
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  35155. Yeah we have some dangerous wildlife but most Aussies will go from womb to tomb without issue. Rather be here than deal with bears and bob cats etc. Sadly our blokes are more dangerous, about one woman per week is murdered by their partner down under! And about twenty thousand people disappear ( mostly women ) every year. I don't know how that stacks up against other western countries per capita. But for the most laid back country in the world we could do better. Just saying.
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  35156. Gotta see the F1 lap around Bathurst.. awesome reaction 🤙🤙
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  35157. I used to have it on ice cream. Never really drank it. There was also Ovaltine and Aktavite around too. Similar products. Also I bought that Los Pollos Hermanos -shirt for my son a few yrs ago. He loved Breaking Bad.
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  35158. How do we get a discord invite?! :)
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  35159. You don’t realise how chaotic the lead-up-to-Christmas driving actually gets until Christmas morning itself. Everyone driving to Christmas lunch (which is 99% of traffic) suddenly wants to drive extra safely for that one drive each year
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  35160. React to NRL biggest fights!! BRING BACK THE BIFF! You want rivalry? Try the State of Origin. Mates against mates go hard!
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  35161. Come to Bathurst and you will freak out just driving around it at the 40mph speed limit.
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  35162. I think there was a vending machine for cars in Germany. I think it was from Volkswagen.
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  35163. you should also check out how the Parisian drivers park their car! :D
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  35164.  @IWrocker  my bad, I‘m a relatively new subscriber :D I’ll check it out.
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  35165. Good job 👏🏻💜
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  35166. ian , it was 111 on saturday . its just a normal summer here in western sydney . and its been over 100 3 days running . and summer has only just started . i think we'll hit another 48 c this summer which is 118.4 f
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  35167. To answer your question at the end there, as to what could be a direct competitor to the AMG ONE. I suggest the Aston Martin Valhalla, I think it's still in developement and it too was designed in collaboration with a racing team, that being Red Bull. It's basically the road going version of the Valkyrie.
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  35168. what a wild car, but if you want to know about a real badass car you should react to the "Brutus" it has a 47 liter 12 cylinder BMW airplane engine from the 1920s. this thing is brutal
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  35169. The F1 in Emilia, Italy. Is cancelled. Due to too much water, after a long period of drought. The soil was so dry that it can hardly absorb any water. Greetings from Spakenburg, the Netherlands.
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  35170. girlfriend has 64,000 on her avenger sxt. heat is going out on passenger side will be thousands to repair. very common issue. also the window switch is acting up at least the 10 sec. trick works. work buddys avenger no windows open. so ya at 64,000 miles and these kind of problems these two avengers in particular are built poor. glad ya got a good one though
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  35171. ​ @midnightkitchen8379  merry Xmas by the way(!), i hope this time it won't get deleted. I only wanted to recommend you guys to try traditional german christmas cookies and sweets in case you are interested. However, there are various variations, up to roughly 40 different recipes.
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  35172. @ Merry Christmas 🎁 and thank you. :) and a happy new year 🎊
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  35173. 5:42 Alpine yes :)
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  35174. Oh yum meat pies ,snag rolls and a bundy ginger beer ! Bundaberg is where I travel to shop ! So good to see you enjoying the spoils of Aus and our region
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  35175. Dicks a Legend but he is very old and slow, you can see how early he is Braking he was at about 70% of that cars limits
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  35176. Out here we say : "Tatra knows no brother" (as in- there is nothing like it)
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  35177. Well done on pronouncing Arnotts and Melbourne right. And saying biscuits and lollies. Jaffa’s are pronounced more like jah-fahs not joh-fahs. Mint slice are definitely as good as Tim tams if you like mint and chocolate. And we call them chips, not crisps and we also call fries “chips” or “hot chips”
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  35178. Epic crash. More Group B please, you gotta dive into the Peugeot 205 Turbo 16!
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  35179. Merry Christmas Ian and the whole IWrocker family. Hope you all have a great day and hope Santa is good to you all
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  35180. one sold in australia for $770,000 you can youtube it...
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  35181. no I believe your scale i was just mis informed in the past, good to know. great vid
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  35182. In Malaysia, we always mix Milo with hot water then add bit condensed milk and bit evaporated milk to make it creamier and sweet. I don't know it anyone in Malaysia has tried with cold milk.. I remember my family always mix them with hot water and just drank it. We always find creative way to make Milo tasty. Here we have Ais Kepal Milo, basically it just iceball drenched in Milo syrup (I think they mix Milo powder with condensed milk to make it thicker) and it was super sweet but perfect for hot summer. We even use Milo powder to make homemade ice cream, chocolate muffin, cake or biscuits.
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  35183. ahhh Track Le Mans ;-) Nice Choice
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  35184. Great northern for me mid strength stubbies 👍
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  35185. The Pinzgauer is not common in Germany but I saw a few in Austria. I never had chance to drive ohne but I drove a Unimog 2 or 3 times at German Army in 1990. What I found amazing about the Unimog was the gearbox, you have 8 gears for forward or backwards driving. They use a additional tumbler gear to do this.
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  35186. Appreciate the cinematography but really just would of just like to have seen it straight up without it being some kind of epic commercial
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  35187. nice, could have watched best of 3 there
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  35188. Hey! Galena Illinois hat. I’ve been there! awesome little town.
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  35189. I've been around Mt. Panorama in a bus on a school trip many years ago .I think 🤔 over 40 years ago. Great video 👍 thanks .
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  35190. And then imagine that in every fast turn there's 4.5-5G trying to pull your head of your body.
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  35191. That blue car is a sexy 1969 or a 1970 VF Chrysler Valiant sedan Pacer
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  35192. Its just fulfilling. The very last Falcon model ever produced does the fastest qualifying lap at Bathurst. Its a pity he isnt as successful over in the U.S. in Indy Car, but time will tell!
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  35193. I'm amazed your mates are just discovering how weak American beer is. In school as a kid I remember a common joke being, what does American beer and sex in a canoe have in common?..... It's f@#king close to water. I've tried maybe 4 or 5 full strength US beers in my life, and each compared to an Aussie lite beer. Can't even imagine how much bud lite would just resemble creek water
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  35194. You were right in saying Holden isn't around any more. The last Australian built, designed, and produced Holden was the VF Commodore, after that, GM shoveled a German built POS on us, claiming it was as good, and insulting us Aussies. It would be like having a Ford F150 built in Korea, designed in Korea, and US Ford fans being told it's just as good. A slap to the face, kick to the mass, and nipple cripple at the same time would hurt less
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  35195. You might wanna look at the KMW Dingo vehicle family (1-3), military APCs based on a militarized Unimog chassis ... Dingo2 being a direct competitor of the Bushmaster you looked at already, with an fairly equal success. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IxdrYibdkM
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  35196. Very fun. I remember Pedro was a high scorer in the other videos. So I think he'd give them all a 10 😂 . Myself and Pedro are very similar when beer is concerned. We both like all of them 😂. There's another Czech beer called Staropramen . That's lovely Gregg is a fast drinker 😂
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  35197. Wrocker, look at Belriet t100 and BelAZ trucks you will be blown away.... believe me
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  35198. Thanks for that it was very funny
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  35199. Nascar did a few races at calder park late 80s early 90s it on youtube
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  35200. My first car was a 1983 Volvo 240, cost me about 500$ but that was 1995 in Sweden. I miss that car.
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  35201. You should react to Sick Puppy 4x4, this guy is one of the filmers for them. It's very funny
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  35202. On the positive stereotypes, or US culture. Coming from NZ and living in Australia, North Americans seem way more enthusiastic and willing to get involved to help raise money or awareness for health conditions. I am extremely grateful for the work that has been done for the conditions I have. The link in my channel account for a cure is American. I plan to fundraise for biomedical research in Australia. There is really good research infrastructure here and I’m sure we will continue to attract bright minds and invest in research in the future but from my limited experience, trying to rally people in Australia to participate or donate seems like far more work than it is in America, especially at a grass roots level. If I do get disappointed, at least the US gives me hope ❤️
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  35203. Lol I live in Darwin I remember this
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  35204. I remember all but the New Zealand one, they have always had very inventive ads here in Oz. Most likely not required as they have been one of the most well sold vehicles in Oz since year dot. Prior to my retirement in 2010, I traveled to almost every mine site in Australia as a service engineer on the equipment they use to analyse their products and Toyota Landcruisers and Hilux's form the majority of vehicles on these sites. I bought my own tray back ute new in 2005, and it is still my day to day run around and has nary missed a beat.
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  35205. i had the chance to buy a new Larry Perking built race engine back in the day for $5000 should of pulled the trigger would be worth a shit ton of $$ now
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  35206. Kind of surprised you haven't checked out Targa Newfoundland, pre-war hillclimbs, or...just more european hillclimb racing in general yet, but I am sure you will get there eventually!
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  35207. Australian coke, Bottled 3 blocks from where I live. I don’t drink any of their products.
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  35208. There's not a lot of on-road in Oz mate!
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  35209. We are in moderate to severe draught. Didn't rain in April and temperatures are around 85-90F which is not normal for this time of the year. That explains why the soil is so dry and raise so much dust.
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  35210. When doing some research on Costa Rica before I traveled there, I heard a Tico from Costa Rica explaining things that annoy locals about Americans. One is when visitors from the US introduce themselves as Americans. He's like, knock it off about being American. We're Americans, too. While there is some merit to this, I don't necessarily agree with it. For one, there is no other aesthetic way to use United States or USA to describe us. Additionally, none of the other countries in the Americas use America in their country name. So, my opinion is that it is just a matter of practicality, just like most naming conventions in this world.
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  35211.  @IWrocker  351 using the Cleveland tooling that was sent to Australia for casting at Ford Geelong. Happened after the Cleveland had trouble meeting US emissions laws. Geelong also made a 302 Cleveland version for local Falcons. However 70% of Falcons and Holden's were six cylinder cars. 200 and 250 for the Falcon six.
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  35212. Have driven around the track since its a regular street people live on. You could feel why it was a good track much steeper than it looks but not nearly as "dangerous" or hard as youd think i guess its different when youre going the speed limit hahaha
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  35213. Funfact, Germany has a realy BIG volunteer firefighter brigade culture..unprecedented in its scale anywere else.. a total population of 82million and over 1 million active volunteer firefighters in total.. who are perfectly capable and are all running real scenarios, where called to real emergencies, real life heroes so to speak.. in oposition to 35000 professional firefighters of cause heroes too and on top 275000 people are organized in youth brigades, training brigades ..
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  35214. Yup, the whole track is lined with properties and houses
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  35215. Don't trust the audio for the exhaust noises. The RS3/TTRS 5 cylinders are pretty rowdy in person.
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  35216. i was like you! your a nascar fan learning about F1 and now i hate skipping and F1 race no matter what time its at
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  35217. It's always surreal going from the UK to continental Europe and seeing Vauxhall cars as Opels. Or presumably the other way around for people who live there. The Cavalier was one of the more iconic Vauxhall cars when I was growing up.
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  35218. Early
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  35219. Everything is relative in the end. The dollar is stronger than the pound and the average wage earnings are higher in the USA. This guy has also selected products that the USA pays more for but doesn’t mention the stuff you guys can get real cheap, so it’s not really a genuine comparison in price when it comes down to it. This is like someone comparing UK prices to some country in Africa, the UK might pay £2 for a box of cornflakes but said country in Africa only pays 25p equivalent. If I am being cynical I think these types of videos are designed to get clicks, America is ‘crap’ because ABC facts and those outside the USA get to feel a bit better that their country does something that owns the US.
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  35220. pizza or bbq shapes!
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  35221. As a brit skoda mean a bit to me but not much. I have a friend who grew up with them and loved them. This vid was great thought!!!! More please!
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  35222. It is what it is, haters can hate, I'm gonna do what I do. I clean up my community. I burn fuel, I use electricty, yeah. But that's the cost of doing business. I use LED lighting, I use solar, I recycle everything I can, I do everything in my power to offset my impact. Sure I make profit but not nearly as much as I could if I did business dirty. But hey screw it, I'm a ignorant American 😀🇺🇸
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  35223. The mine shaft, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQfvl2XJOig enjoy Ian. Seeya Rob
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  35224. More people live in Sydney and Melbourne combined than the rest of oz more live in los Angeles than oz
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  35225. There are truck mallfunctions. Then you need to visit a garage. Low air: put It in neutral en stamp on the throttle until It stops beeping.
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  35226. Halloween hasn't been big here in the past but it is becoming more of a thing. All our major retailers including grocery stores do have Halloween displays and crap to buy for it. eg cheap Chinese made costumes, pumpkin shaped buckets for collecting lollies etc. Last year my local Coles was selling those weird Halloween pumpkins that we never see any other time of the year.
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  35227. Horses for courses lol.. I like them all, I use them all for different things.. Marmite, we used to mix as a hot drink, Promite is awesome on toast with a soft poached egg and in a stew, and vegimite is just toast all the way lol.. Promite and Marmite are sweeter!
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  35228. Vegemite. The original and best. I tried the copy, Promite once many years ago, but went right back to my Vegemite. Now they have a Vegemite with 45% less salt and that’s yummy as well, also better for my low sodium diet.
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  35229.  @stuarthancock571  yeah, that too lol.
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  35230. promote with cheese. vegemite with butter.
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  35231. Congratulations to the entire family! Glad that everyone is in good health and enjoying this very special time. Can not wait to see what adventures are upcoming for the IWrocker family.
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  35232. A lot of the early 2000s cars are still very "modern" in their design, or at least very close to what is on the roads today. The main difference is of course that you will still see a lot of late 80s and 90s cars in old footage, and those are becoming rarer.
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  35233. Better than I can do buddy. I'm hopeless thowing a boomerang
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  35234. the jaguar type E (I saw one last week) remains the most beautiful, even my wife found it beautiful, whereas cars don't care, but I have a weakness for the mercedes butterfly.
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  35235. Really nice cars but bang-for-buck I'm not sure. I agree cars should be driven and enjoyed. Used car prices have been going only-up for a couple years (sold my AU2 ute at the wrong time!). House prices have been going up and up, and up for many years. Cars will peak, but houses will just keep on climbing IMO. cheers.
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  35236. We have a couple raptors that run around here in athens OH and same with the power wagon glad I found your channel because power wagon is my dream truck and now that I see how tough and what it can do i have no doubts now
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  35237. Tim Tams get a bonus point for being original. The others lose a point for being copies.
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  35238. The announcer/narrator was the great Kevin Golsby. A very familiar voice in Australia.
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  35239. I must admit the first time you see the driver get out and the car park it self your blown away
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  35240. imagine if a V8 supercar did a lap, could change things
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  35241. Sorry Ian but as someone who owns and rebuilds show cars the odometer reads level until it runs around the clock or if it’s wound back the numbers never line up. So as an expert this has been played with. Even brand-new cars have at least 10km on clock due to factory and showroom movement. NOT THR TRUE KM’s ON CLOCK. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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  35242. Happy Birthday
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  35243. That was cool!
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  35244. ice melts lol...in nz and aussie the drink dont last long enough to melt the ice ...lol
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  35245. 7:38 yes bro Tasmania has chocolate factory bro yes awesome LOL 🤣🤣😄
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  35246. The Whoop Whoop when downshifting is where I have the fondest memoriest of my first ever le Mans. And yes you can hear this engine downshifting for Mulsanne At Arnage and even at the Porsche bend. For your info: Johnny Herbert is a race winner in F1 as well.
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  35247. You should do a reaction video to MG6R4 prototype to homologation and 1985 RAC rally. It has Mr. Calm himself Tony Pond. I'd like to see your reaction to the 'Pond bombs', when he gently drops just how awesome that thing was.
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  35248. Make and review Pavlova! It's definitely originally from NZ. Super easy. Literally 15min prep, 90min bake. I posted a link to a recipe on your last vid. Just google "Chelsea sugar pavlova recipe"
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  35249. ga day mate hows things how was christmas i came across this video that the kids might like to watch its called merry christmas backyard birds australia part 5 laughing kookaburras- 5 of them david
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  35250. Double decker coach, mainly European countries have these. America does have a bus very similar created by Alexander Dennis, a bus manufacturer in the UK. I believe it’s the Enviro500EV CHARGE bus for North America
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  35251. We had vw off-road beach buggys when I was a kid. They had Datsun 1600 engines and used to go like a scalded cat.
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  35252. A beginner guitarist will never be able to play on a 10,000 dollar instrument, what Jimi Hendrix could have done on a 30 bucks guitar from a thrift store. I think the same goes for cars. If you don't have the skills and the balls to floor the pedal of your Porsche, it's not running any faster than a Nissan Altima on a grocery tour.
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  35253. Hi iWrocker, Crisps or Potato Chips are only for those made from potato. Corn chips like CC's are just called strangely, Corn Chips. Though that varies from state to state I live in New South Wales, and there are no Casinos in Casino. We have no place like Las Vegas. Just wanted to add that both Jaffas and Minties are a really old brand of lolly that has been around since the past century. A trick to play with Jaffas was to roll them down the steps (pre carpet) in a theater during a movie. And with Minties the thing was to try an tear the thinnest and longest continuous strip from just one wrapper. These are the things I did when I was a kid in the 1960's and 70's.
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  35254. The thing that really stands out to me in the older vids is how few and far between the safety walls were compared to today. So much bare earth vs the concrete of modern times.
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  35255. That was pretty funny , Australia is a bit weird , sometimes in a good way 😆.
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  35256. G'day Ian, Mate if l did a quiz on America l would fail, that's part of the fun when you visit, if you know to much spoils the fun, cheers, Neil 🤠.
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  35257. If you like Frazer try crayon box travels. Dude flies an ultralight regularly over Frazer. Also Andy's fishing.
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  35258. Nice to see the truck at 12:10. The Writing on the side: Luftgefedert means Air Suspension, 1100 Wien is the postal code of the 10th district of Vienna/Austria, that's where I live. 0222 is the old phone prefix for Vienna. Since 2007 it's 01.
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  35259. Honda 90cc or maybe 110cc postie bike. Good to see old footage. 👍🤠
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  35260. Such is life.
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  35261. One more thing, have you looked at a Pedal Commander for your truck?
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  35262. At 20:35 he showed the early sixties unsuccessful compact Fairlane. Assembled here from imported parts, so too expensive for a compact car here. Much more successful were the 1968 onwards Fairlane made here from Falcon parts but made to look much bigger using the station wagon long wheelbase floor pan and different four headlight grill and tail lights. Convinced many it was much bigger than a Falcon. Very clever lower cost , or higher profit, luxury car from Ford emphasising how Australian car companies needed to do more for less. GMH responded in a rush before the Statesman with the Holden Brougham. Cue your Brougham jokes. But just an extended boot, V8 and luxo touches. Did not look different enough from a Holden Premier, the previous highest trim level. The Holden Statesman also looked big but used so many standard Holden parts in the same way as the Fairlane did for Ford. Eg both used the same windshield as the base model smaller cars.
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  35263. Great reaction as always brother Keep up the good work!
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  35264. Are you dropping the FPV video this week still
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  35265. Hillclimb is top!!!
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  35266. Kiwi here..(Tauranga, Bay of Plenty) .. 31 deg last 2 days and same for Xmas day... all meat groups ( roast, cold, BBQ), salads, fruit salads, ice cream, pav, citrus beers...1st breakfast, 2nd breakfast, 1st lunch then food nap then quick swim in the ocean then 2nd lunch.... Have a great Xmas mate.
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  35267. I am in Victoria and I would prefer to stay in lockdown another year, rather than knowingly cause more COVID19 deaths by forcing “freedom” too early. Much more pity for you guys in America though….your numbers are way larger than ours. The amount of deaths and illness the USA is accepting as normal nowadays, terrifies me.
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  35268. I think the recent heatwave in UK and Europe has highlighted the problem for building veered to 'one climate' eg, cold in the UK. We here in Aus tend to be obviously geared for heat, but without the a/c in the UK, it proved to be a real problem. I think our architecture is very much more American style.
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  35269. Congrats to you guys and your family 🎉
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  35270. That was very American of you for apologising for just taking a measly week off in a whole year. You need to learn to take at least a month off at a time. I once just took a month off to visit your west coast up into BC. (I recommend Canadian Rockies to anyone 👍) I still felt unfullfilled when I got back home after such a short break. (Overseas trips need to last a lot longer but work commitment forced that short trip)
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  35271. Machesney park nice Im pretty close lol
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  35272. still have a pair of rear lights...should show the engine bay ...how much room is around the engine. for the timing chain change you didnt have to pull half of the engine out :D. than again it lasted for ages. double row short heavy duty chain compared to todays standard. tha back of the favorit is rock solid if not rusted thru . it could break even the volvos front :D:D:D
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  35273. Happy new year from Germany!!!👍
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  35274. That heat in Europe would also be very oppressive due to humidity. Unlike the dry heat of Oz or New Mexico, it would be like those dog day afternoons you get in August in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin where 90+ deg F makes you want to curl up and die if you do not have a place to cool off in.
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  35275. Love the idea that you thought it through enough to decide double coat is strongest for trying to build a tower.
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  35276. You know what really grinds my gears?!? Ram comes out with the retro power wagon decal up the front of the box, like back in 1979/80, and they speak of Simon &Simon...where is the regular cab? Ya can’t talk the talk , and not walk the walk...the 2017 model would look SWEET as a regular cab! 👍🏻 imo🍻
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  35277. Yep a green huracan! That lambo is actually very well known within the car community in Adelaide!
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  35278. Well done on spotting the Tasmanian tiger and not a dingo.
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  35279. When I was 3 or 4 yo, the Charger was my dream car.
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  35280. You should really check this video "F1 Driver Robert Kubica in BMW M4 on the Nürburgring! | Fast&Fun" from Misha Charoudin channel. Lap start's at 3:50. Over 8 mln people can't be wrong.
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  35281. some trivia for you Bathurst was the site of Australia's first gold rush started by an American Lawrence Hargraves who went on to write the flight theory's that the Writ Bro's followed designing Kitty hawk and also the two guys from NZ who flew a few months before them his portrait was on the original Aust $10 note
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  35282. Welcome to the family mate... It's an awesome sport... Yep.. You'll be adding and upgrading all the time now.. Buy once cry once... I spent about 20gs Aussie over 18 months putting my rig together. It's a custom one of a kind.. Started with a g920 coffee table and dinning chair..
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  35283. Tried a 3 banger diesel mini tractor from Japan. That was really fun moving snow with a big brush. It´s really powerfull with the hydraulic pump in the gears and AWD. Felt almost like a catapult rollercoaster launch both ways the first 90 feet.
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  35284. 2nd clip, the wing for a windmill is definately in Scotland, I've seen these trucks on the A7 near Hawick delivering parts of windmills just south of the town. road layout is wrong for the A7 though.
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  35285. awsome love to see your reaction on this Onboard with Juan Manuel Fangio testing Maserati 1957 F1 - Modena Autodrome
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  35286. bro if you buy a wheel this game will be one of your favourite instantly
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  35287. You should try it on dirt 2.0 on German stages
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  35288. That's about it. 👍🤓😅😄😃🤣😂😆🇦🇺
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  35289. hey Iwrocker Jan here from czech you know that bottle of beer behind you is the same name like this car Praga😂😂😂 same name Beer and Car Praga
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  35290. Yay!!!
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  35291. Mad Mike Widget and Fanger Dan. NZ drift cars. Mike is with Redbull
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  35292. A couple of years ago I went on a silo art tour though western Victoria. The silos are magnificent, I have some lovely photos. The one I liked the most is the one in the video of the aboriginal faces.
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  35293. 3:20 is what is called the 'Elvis Sky Crane' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxkwgcH-6Mo 4:20 "Beautiful sky line" Perth, Western Australia - My guess with all the ships with Australian flags, Australia Day event on The Swan River.
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  35294. Steyer - Daimler, Austria produce also the Mercedes Benz G-Wagen. Daimler AG will become Mercedes-Benz Group AG on February 1, 2022. Also Volkswagen produce since 1947 Trucks. Also MAN is today Volkswagen.
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  35295. #21 and #37 are not Typos, someone F....ed up, they are not Australian. on #37 there is a sign, top LHS of the shelter (321,458,5037 Junk Cars), definitely not an Australian phone number
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  35296. Hey mate, I hear our supermarkets will be contacting you for some supplies as they are running low, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh my goodness I wonder how long it is going to take your family to get through them all & then you have the lollies & other goodies. Looks like friends & family are getting Tim Tams in their Christmas stockings, lol. Mate just goes to show how much Aussies think of you & appreciate your channel. You deserve all the presents sent to you & your lovely family. Take care mate 🇦🇺❤️
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  35297. Is that Dreads i see coming in? hahaha YEAH MAN
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  35298. You need to find a video about people sliding down the sand dune.
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  35299. That Car was a BEAST. Larry Perkins engineering ROCK SOLID 👍👍
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  35300. Ian please ask people to send you the NACHO flavour shaoes coz i PERSONALLY GARAUNTEE YOU theyre a 10 😎
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  35301. Max had the Civic because of the honda redbull sponsorship. fun fact, vettel legitimately owned a golf. dunno if he still does but yeah, he buys normal cars xD
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  35302. "G'day how you goin" Ian the only thing missing was the "Mate/s" at the end and you would be an honorary Aussie/Ozzie. As for temps on seats vinyl, which I grew up with as a kid, will give you 1st degree burns. Also outside temps are tough to be accurate because the metal of the car is radiating heat from the motor/exhaust and the road so the air temp may not be that hot.
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  35303. This is the highest Aussie praise. “ Well done MATE”
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  35304. We need Isaac as Prime Minister because there's no bullshit with him
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  35305. Hello Ian! I saw the comment that recommended this glorious sounding beast of a car so I will try my luck art introducing you to a car that has half the cilinders but makes the most epic mad sound you will ever hear, the Alfa Romeo 155 V6 Ti, a DTM monster with a NA 2.5 l V6 that revs to 12k rpm!!!
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  35306. Mate don't forget Bathurst this weekend, if u get fox you'll have 4 days of motoring heaven well maybe 3 not up to date on what's on there this yr
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  35307. I'm guessing Ian would love one of the most sold hatchbacks during the 90's and 2000's, the Citroen Saxo. Very underrated little car and relatively cheap to modify. A good mechanic could turn it into a beast. Same with the Fiat Panda and Uno.
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  35308. Things dont have to be fast to be fun.... You are definitely part Aussie mate ❤
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  35309. Knowing the landscape, tree's & bushes can be a big help tree's can be different in some areas & states
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  35310. 👍👍
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  35311. G'day mate, i was never a Ford man but that was impressive. Go Holden, hahaha.
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  35312. If you would like to learn more about Dutch roads, then you might be interested in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0GA901oGe4&list=PLa3sD-ow4F3TKqzzagzlmkar2t-bvZzod&index=12&t=1139s&ab_channel=UniversityGreenways As a Dutchman, I found it very interesting to see how Americans looked at our road system!
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  35313. awesome stuff ,nice car u look good in it
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  35314. 😅😂 im watching this at 8.19 am with my morning coffee Cheers from France
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  35315. Funnel Web spiders in Sydney, NSW are the most dangerous, males are skinnier than the female as they have a stocky build, they grow to about 2 inches body size, legs make them about the size of your palm, some can jump but mostly they run very fast, huge square shaped funnel web entrance to where they hide & attack their prey. They mostly are around overgrown backyards & bushland. Then there is the Red Back spider which is also very poisonous often found hiding in garden sheds & wood framed garages. Tarantula spiders are the huge spiders that grow about as big as an open hand, orange to brown, hairy & very creepy, scary but non venomous, they often come inside houses being found on the wall near the ceiling as they want to start making webs in corners of the room to catch bugs & fly's etc. I once put a T-Shirt on after getting it off the clothes line & as I was putting on a jumper or pullover I felt something itching my armpit only to look down to see a dirty great big Tarantula slowly moving over my arm, I nearly shit myself but flicked it off onto the floor where it disappeared somewhere in the house.
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  35316. Lived in El Paso for a year, loved it, felt very safe. The only place I didn’t feel safe was Jacksonville.
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  35317. your hope is wasted. if you live in Australia then you've dealt with them
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  35318. I believe the Taurus was front wheel drive. All Ford Falcons in Australia are rear wheel drive.
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  35319. Please please look up Australiana by Austen Tayshus, I promise you will love it 😀
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  35320. Volvo electric trucks are looking good too. Check it out .
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  35321. Glad you're doing snooker reactions. It's a great game.
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  35322. Just remember, it doesn't matter if you're Ford, Chrysler or General... Without 1 the other two wouldn't have developed in the same way.
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  35323. Il y a des milliers de maisons à colombages en France la plus vielle du début XIV eme siècle, rien qu'à Toulouse il y en a plus de 200, les plus belles sont sans doute à Dinan et Troyes.
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  35324. You should find Dave West’s Freightliner race truck doing the Leadfoot hill makes the drift guys look soft.
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  35325. 👍
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  35326. fun fact as you talked about the size at 5:25, in sweden a dually of any pickup from the usa is actually so large that it requires you to have a truck license because of its size
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  35327. I thought ol' mate Pedro was dressed up for some reason but that's just his standard clothing lol
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  35328. Only just stumbled across ya yesterday and been having a laugh since at ya vids.2 weeks and its the footy grand final here so don't miss the game.Glad you get sent gifts to try,your genuinely curious and very respectful of the great southern land.I haven't checked yet but would be awesome for some music reviews.Keep up the good work mate
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  35329. Snooker is nice: massive table, small balls, tiny pockets. Easy! ❤😎
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  35330. Need to react to New Zealand superstock crashes
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  35331. Ian, you need to detail your own Subaru, is it an H4 or a H6, single or twin turbo, manual or automatic, wagon (estate) or 4dr sedan. I had a Subaru Forester 2Lt. GT Turbo but it's gone now, as I can't drive it anymore due to my accident and the subsequent Brain injury I now suffer from... Would be very good to know more about the technical details of your new "Scooby-Do" (Subaru)...
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  35332. Once you suck on the minties for a bit they do soften up and you can chew on them, but it is still hard work. Keeping the sucking up, suck the jaffas for a while before you crunch down so they melt the chocolate before you bite into them - flavour explosion. it's kind of like they way melting the middle in a tim tam slam works. Just checking, do you guys have chocolate blocks shaped like that? The ridges are designed so that the chocolate is made to break or snap into smaller pieces. And yes, Mint Slice > Tim Tams. Double Coat? Probably on par. No kangaroo jerky?
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  35333. Hello and thank you Ian. I have watched your channel for a long time now and wish I had the dollars to bring your extended family and your goodly self to Australia for all of you to partake in all it offers. Re the Opera House. Two story that I can relate personally. As a very young poof in the 60's I stow away on the Angelina Lauro and eventually arrived in Sydney. To this day (I'm now in my early 70's) I can still recall the absolute magnificents of coming through the 'Heads' and sailing up towards Circular Quay. There ahead was the Sydney Opera House. OK, still to be completed but my god it was magnificent. (If anyone wants to arrive in Sydney for the first time, arrive by ship, not by aircraft. Those who have know what I am saying.) Story 2. Anyway I ended up renting a house in Surrey Hills whereby I ended up with some of the Australian Opera Company living there. Worked out well as it got me work as a 'super' whilst AOC were still performing in Newtown until they could move to the new opera house. Many scandalous stories I could tell re famous Australian Operastars
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  35334. Continuing, I hit the wrong button. Anyway, my flatmate was to sing the part of the Queen of the Night for the opening of the opera theatre. However it was decided that a 'name' was required for such an occasion and a couple of days before her performance she became the understudy. Yes, Australia still had that cringe, are we good enough. Luv ya Narelle.
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  35335. 4:03 the part where you say what a driving road is called the sidling, its between Scottsdale and Launceston. its an incredibly fun road to drive unless you get stuck behind a tourist or truck. when I first got my license I would drive from launceston to scottsdale and back every weekend just for the drive.
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  35336. Well I did see this back in the day, it want on for a long time but I had no idea what was going on. just V 8s doing their thing
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  35337. Try ozzy man reviews pub brawl its epic
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  35338. Absolutely love the genuine pleasure and gratitude you guys show for the packages from my fellow Aussies! Not gonna lie, I was watching and making a list of what I'd love to send in future, because your genuine interest in our country is such a compliment to us, gets us really stoked. Keep up the fantastic videos mates!
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  35339. All I hear is "keep in the middle on a jump! middle! jump! middle jump!", Finnland is harsh. 😁
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  35340. Never thought I'd see a CB Media video on here. Awesome!
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  35341. @IWRocker The mentioned 2000 liters are the tank capacity. A gallon is 3.7 liters - so that's 540.5 gallons. A single hose does 250L/min - 67.6 gallons. Therefore, 2000 liters go pretty quick. Greetings from Germany!!
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  35342. , g'day Ian, in our location Northwest NSW, Christmas Day will mainly clear Sky's, top temperature of 36c and no rain, it's 9.30 pm at the moment and it's still 30c outside and the airconditioning is on, the lowest temp tonight will be 18c, no mater what weather tomorrow Christmas Day will be wonderful, wishing you and the family all the best for Christmas, lol, Neil 🤠. PS my wife has bought me a new Motorbike for being a good boy.
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  35343. I may or may not be bed lining my grill with a coat of clear coat to give it that.." I'm wet , don't touch me look!"..just throwing that out there.😁🤣🍻🍻👍🏻
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  35344. I think pit stops when one guy takes off and puts on a new tyre, refuel and brief the driver in under 9 seconds. Or Nascar's pitstop routine.. That's WASTLY more impressive than F1's 14 man team with only one task eatch
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  35345. Notice that even with our huge motorsport culture in Australia, you rarely if ever see any Aussie action in these vids. Only Aussie made vids seem to have Aussie motorsports in them. We seem to be ignored by the rest of the world.
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  35346.  @IWrocker  Yeh but you're a real person! And you're a great promoter of all things Aussie!😁These compilation are great to watch but I'd love to see some Aussies included in them.
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  35347. Wait until you finally get to use a full size snooker table because it will look enormous compared to a pool table
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  35348. Chouffe is the less "commercial" of the three Leffe and Duvel are very common but very good nonetheless ! Proud belgian here..
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  35349. Hi watch Ozzy man does red bull tiny boat race Murray River South Australia you'll love it fishing tiny boats modified and worked outboard motors only 30 horses to 60 horses (hp) hooting through backwaters of Murray River Australia's largest river in South Australia. A red bull event the Ozzy man does a great coverage.funny as!
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  35350. Hi Ian my dad did a wagon and it was the second biggest love of he's life after being a dad a father to all 6 of us The next car was Ford falcan 500 xt gt Sir Jack Brahman had a dealership he name was on the sales paper
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  35351. @IWrocker, the dutch company name is Dutch for Mammoth, pronounced "mahmmoot (mahm like british Mum, and moot)". I counted the wheels on one of the trailers, there were 160 wheels total transporting the load.
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  35352. Shifting job markets might be an issue, but US citizens also buy houses to fit their changing familie sizes and lifestyles... Europeans have a tendency to calculate family expectancies from the first home they buy, so that they can stay in the same place, longer and yes, building materials are a definate factor, to longevity hello from Denmark 🌸 🌱
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  35353. Grew up on the NC Outer Banks. Had a '77 'full size Jeep' Cherokee when I was a teenager, me and my dad split the price. We were allowed to drive on the beach back in the '70s. Old fisherman down at Hatteras had an older Land Rover - dude winched me out of the dunes more than once since I couldn't drive worth a S then. 🤣
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  35354. This video is just to short! love your personality!🤩
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  35355. Yes us kiwis are cool people lol
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  35356. Cars with the RR layout were built in CZ as it was a solution to a lack of CV joints That aventime is an extremely rare car. Awesome to drive though. The wizard is doing a series of videos on the DS. The ID was the low spec version 205 GTi was the dream hot hatch in the day The lotus - lots of trouble, usually serious 🤣🤣
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  35357. We call it silly season. But not just Christmas all or most of summer. It's school holidays time added to the crazy
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  35358. Unfortunately i started attending F1 races after this era, but at the Melbourne Grand Prix they used to have a minardi two seater that went around the track…and in the mornings, you could hear it doing laps of the track from the city CBD (the track is a good distance from the city centre)…but the sound when you hear it on track is like nothing else. But nothing beats any sort of F1 race start…been lucky to see all the cars go off the line in melbourne, singapore and Barcelona…and its honestly one of the best sights 😊
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  35359. Answer is rly easy if u didn't know any units what would be easier to learn. 1 foot = 12 inches, 1 yard = 3 feet = 36 inches, 1 mile = 1,760 yards = 5,280 feet = 63,360 inches 10 millimeters = 1 centimeter, 100 centimeters = 1 meter, 1000 meters = 1 kilometer.
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  35360. Coke here tastes like pepsi in the US. And vice versa. Hate the taste of coke in the USA.
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  35361. Toyota, Hi-Ace 15 seater. LDV, made in China. The Mazda BT-50 is made in the US by Ford and is the same as the Ford Ranger. The bullbars on the front of the utes and light trucks are made to take the hit of a kangaroo at 100kmph/60mph.
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  35362. If an Aussie finishes school (at age 18) and goes for a gap year in the US, they are not allowed to drink there, even though they are able to drink here and in most other places.
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  35363. Hi Ian, One of the recommended videos from the original is this look around of a restored example. https://youtu.be/mqr2ioQTV5s
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  35364. Spend like $50 to $100 more to get a stainless tip for that exaust. Truck looks good tip looks like shit. You and I are a lot alike except I started a little earlier. Got a 2010 rubicon and a 2012 power wagon. Both with mods. Good luck.
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  35365. Ian...you REALLY should drink beer - ANY beer - out of a glass as 50% (50%!!!) of your taste is your smell. So if you're drinking it out of the aluminium can: a). you can't smell it, and b) you also get a small amount of aluminium taste mixed in!!! Drink from glass!!! If you can, try some Western Australian "Redback". It's a wheat beer, and is best drunk with some lemon or lime slice in it!!! Awesome!
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  35366. The Michigan wolverines and the fab five. Jalen Rose. Chris Webber and there new coach Juan Howard. Mainly tho
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  35367. Don't forget PB was also a rally driver and very comfortable with cars moving around under him.
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  35368. Paulo Abesamis Yeah for me a 6.4 L is too big and the gas mileage is not as good the only reason it compares or some may claim it’s better it’s because of the new eight speed transmission but if you tune your 5.7 L you can easily get reasonable mileage with the power wagon not that it really matters, And if you compare the specs the old power wagon has slightly more capability with towing and payload. The new PW has a better stock suspension but I wouldn’t care about that because after buying a 10-year-old truck I would throw a carli or Thuren suspension system on it which would make it even better than a new truck.
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  35369.  @IWrocker  the mud graphics first showed up as a "concept" on that black 4th Gen in your video then production kicked in '14 with the introduction of the 6.4 HEMI on these trucks. I'm still learning new things with my PW as well but it's always the cool facts that gets you going.
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  35370. I recommend you search for "how f1 is recorded", the technology and the work behind recording and live transmission are crazy.
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  35371. Check out mad mike drifts crown New Zealand
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  35372. Awesome stuff mate Turkish delight is an acquired taste I love it best part was seeing Dani's shirt Metallica Just put Nothing else matters on Awesome band!!!!!!!
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  35373. Good point 🤣
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  35374. My father in the 60’s got his license without any test. He bought a car and his neighbour drove it from the dealership to his house. Then he just tried everything out, he never drove a car before that day, he learned by trial and error. I can imagine how nervous he must have been.
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  35375. The XX Progam is part of Ferrari Corse Clienti program is a series of annual events that allow customers of the brand to test their track only cars (this includes privately owned F1 cars and GT race cars) , meet factory engineers and professional test drivers, and even participate in various technical test sessions. As part of the Corse Clienti Ferrari has to invite you to be a member of the XX Program, just three cars are available – the FXX, 599XX, and FXX-K. Ferrari takes care of everything planning, logistics, schedule, maintenance of the car, engineering and support teams, everything. If you buy an XX car from a private owner you still only can be part of the XX program by invitation only. Ferrari has to invite you, which involves (rumored to be) owning a dozen of other Ferraris and a member of the Corse Clienti. If you happen to own a LaFerrari FXX K, for example, the company will ask you to pay somewhere between $10,000 and $15,000 for each day on the track with your car. A FXX-K recently sold for $4.3 million in Dubai. XX is a laboratory for Ferrari, where clients have an input and work directly with Ferrari test drivers and engineers. The XX programme builds a car that is track orientated and has the latest technology available, and also so that the technology can transfer back into the road cars. Ferrari allows it's most important customers to pay for the opportunity to be involved in the development process of new tech that will filter to road cars in the future.
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  35376. Kansas city. Saw a guy with his applied M colored duct tape racing stripes to his BMW. 🤦‍♀️
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  35377. We have Mexican coke with corn syrup. I don’t mind it but it’s not the best. You can deffs tell the difference. Way more sweeter
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  35378. The Nordschleife, or the Nürburgring, is one of the best, most spectacular and most difficult racetracks in the world. But it is also home to one of the best and most demanding races in the world, The Nürburgring 24 Hours, about that there are also many videos. But the best in my opinion is: "24h Nürburgring: The Best Race in the World? THIS is Why!". Don't know if you're also interested in things like history or general facts about the Nürburgring, but there are videos about that too. For example, many do not know that there was also a southern loop (Südschleife) next to or below the northern loop (Nordschleife), and in between there was a start-finish loop or concrete loop (Start- Zielschleife/Betonschleife).  There are also videos about it. There are many videos from the Nordschleife where people drove right to the limit.  But there are also videos where the limit was exceeded, crash videos that really show how challenging the Nordschleife really is. There are also split screen videos on the Nordschleife, with the AMG One in direct comparison with the second fastest car, the Porsche 911 GT2 RS.
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  35379. Hey Ian, Check out the 2024 '70 series' LandCruiser updates 👍 New fangdangled LED headlights and a retro older 75 series looking frontend 😂
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  35380. Very early happy new yearto you Ian Daniela Emma and Andrew and Pedro and John was hoping my package would arrive before now but oh well
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  35381. Ian, if you do visit Australia you must visit Queensland we have the Great Barrier Reef the world's largest coral reef system, and also exploring the Whitsunday Islands a collection of 74 continental islands of various sizes off the central coast of Queensland, approximately 900 kilometres (560 miles) north of Brisbane particularly go to Hamilton Island an island of the Whitsunday Islands in Queensland, It is approximately 887 kilometres (551 mi) north of Brisbane and 512 kilometres (318 mi) south of Cairns. It is the largest inhabited island of the Whitsunday Islands and a very popular tourist destination. I also recommend visiting the Gold Coast hinterland it is an area of natural beauty that comprises the Tweed Range, Nimmel Range, Tamborine Mountain, Numinbah Valley, eastern parts of the McPherson Range and western parts of suburban Gold Coast, it is also Queensland's fastest growing wine regions. With a range of wineries located at Mount Tamborine with lots of great restaurants to choose from, I also recommend doing at least part of the walk a total of 54 km in length. It takes you deep into the Lamington and Springbrook National Parks, away from the popular paths some walk highlights discover glow worm caves and the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk.
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  35382. It is worse when they come through your windscreen. You should see the mess when a Road Train hits a Kangaroo.
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  35383. F*^&ing lockdown heaven. Envy you bastard. XD
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  35384. in case you dont get on b4 the 25th . which is only a day away here . i hope . YOU , DANI , EMMA AND ANDREW HAVE THE BEST XMAS EVER MATE . AND ALSO THE EXTENDED FAMILY . PEDRO , AND DANI'S MUM . YOUR FAMILY AND PARENTS . all brilliant ppl . you have made the better part of this year more bearable , i look foreword every day to see what new things your looking at , especially love mail time . and the live ones are so great . we feel like were there with you . love you guys heaps . although i dont do xmas . i wish you guys all the best , and hope 2022 is even better for you all . much love from sydney .
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  35385. hey ian what size t-shirt are you cheers
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  35386. 😳 ( you need your power wagon back😢)🤣🍻🍻🤙🏻
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  35387. Watch the clip "Jamie Whincup 2.04.909" as it is from inside the car for the whole lap!
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  35388. Dads hat is the best
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  35389. my farm is surrounded by macadamia nut farms n sugar cane farms .i live in bundaberg where the best rum in the world comes from
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  35390. That huge tire is for those massive mining dump trucks.
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  35391. Can't believe it took you so long to find this one.
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  35392. Sunday prices anywhere are always higher because the employer has to pay the staff double time. However, that $77 seems like a rip off to me, even for Darwin, because I can eat a three course meal at my favourite local restaurant owned by a four star chef and his wife, for less than $50, and that includes salad, main, dessert and coffee! A main would be something like grilled beef fillet with mushrooms and red wine jus, dutch carrots and potatoes dauphinoise.
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  35393. there is a very recent AAMI ad for the vaccine with rhonda and ketut in it. link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6awkkPhnQA
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  35394. I got Frank Sprongls old Audi and the bonkers Escort Cosworth that they were racing against on digital tape from back in the 90's Susquehanna and Maine rallys someday I'll figure out how to import those and put some on youtube - they sounded epic, but I wasn't using a external mic just what was on the camcorder D-vhs or something so not sure how they sound, lots of tape I never even watched too
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  35395. rally drivers sure are a unique breed. Very fun to watch.
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  35396. What an awesome looking holiday mate. Looks like a great place for some photography. New Mexico has now been added to the list 👍🏻
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  35397. EDIT: I envy that Direct Drive now! Biggest recommendation I can come with off the bat seeing this. Bigger monitor! haha Be warned. Once you upgrade to a bigger wider, curved setup, maybe even with Tobii 5 eye+head tracker.. Theres no going back!
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  35398. Most places in australia has multiple days a year over 100F. 45 celsius is 113 fahrenheit.
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  35399. When you are ready Ian, I have a 2016 VF series 2 wagon that has your name on it, straight as, and in anonymous white
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  35400. Have you done anything on Brock in Europe with Holden 86 at spa?
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  35401. Here's two Barras that are worth a look at. This one is destroked to 3.7 litres and revs to 9 grand https://youtu.be/rDPqUkBGuuc And this one is the highest HP Barra I've seen, no clue what's been done to it, I'm gonna guess everything https://youtu.be/hPpzdjT9P28
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  35402. love the reactions!
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  35403. Great video...I think I have said every line of the that video while driving...some people are unreal...I admit I was the idiot a couple of times....
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  35404. F1, MOTO GP, LMP2, Nascar or any crazy formula you can come up with. Should turn Mt Panorama into the Aus Pikes Peak.
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  35405. how is that ANTI anything? Its Anti Lies. It's the truth. Which soda would you prefer to drink at a party? US or European? Just wondering... I think its good that he is learning about different cultures and foods.
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  35406. As a 40 year old Aussie, I think I’ve seen more of Australia through the eyes of foreigners on YouTube than I ever have myself! Actually, I’ve seen more of the US (about 35 states) than my own country 🧐
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  35407. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘👍
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  35408. Cheers, the skodas from 00' to now have been brilliant reskins of VW products, the Skoda Fabia is based on the VW Polo, the Octavia from the video is indeed based on the Jetta (Passat in Europe). I'm really happy you like the sound of boosted 4cylinders, some don't like some of their "farty" exhaust notes, but some so sound great. Seat and Skoda are usually reskins of VW cars, as you were intrigued what some of those hatchback brands are. The rally content is great, keep it up!
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  35409. Vinea is not produced in the Czech Republik but in Slovakia! Im from Slovakia and can say both drinks are awesome!
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  35410. Such a bloody awesome game to play but also to watch I use to play it heaps back in the 70s as a teenager Glad you are getting into it Ian
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  35411. Happy Birthday big falla
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  35412. Check this U-turn, in Finland we call this "intiaanikäännös" ( "Indian turn")
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  35413. Try some SCANIA free pipes
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  35414. Ian those turkeys mate there not like your wild turkeys. My mate left his window open and went into town . 2 of them turkeys got inside and it took 2 days to clean up .Better known as Mongrel Chooks
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  35415. 👍👍🦘🦘🦘
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  35416. As an Aussie, I'm embarrassed to say I like the Sanitarium Marmite the best...
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  35417. Well if you have assetto corsa then you must get content manager for it which is a more better launcher for this game and has some better graphic elements which makes the game super immersive.
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  35418. On the price of fuel, here in Ireland petrol (gas) is €1.85 ($1.86) per litre, which would mean a gallon would be $7.03! Definitely why the average car engine sizes are smaller. Loving your reaction vids - keep em coming! Hi from Athlone in the centre of Ireland btw!
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  35419. A lot of these sounds like her views on what she thought America was like and not what Europeans actually believe Americans are like, most of what she said are not my views of Americans as a European and I suspect each person's views are different from one enough. I was hoping we were going to get some kind of stereotype kind of views that many Europeans have of Americans but what we got his her personal views on what she thought America is like, a lot of which is to me not the views most Europeans have of the US.
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  35420. Well said you have a very large heart you can tell just from your reaction love your videos man stay safe and all the best And yes i from the UK and was watching the race live
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  35421. Dunno if you're aware , but the GTHO phase 4 was actually banned .... too powerful ,so they only built a handful and now they are super rare . phase 3s are rare enough but there's only about 2 phase 4s in existence , wonder how much one of them would go for . Also , check out the Torana ( XU-1 ? ) on the backdrop of the GTHO photo , how cool is that ( gotta be Brocky )
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  35422. You definitely gotta react to the other Goodwood days and the highlights video
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  35423. Oooh that finger in the top left corner 😀 I had a '93 Škoda Favorit back in the 1990s here in Hungary and I loved it very much, that was already a facelifted model with some Volkswagen features, but the design was exactly the same (with slight modification like e.g. the front grill). The Favorit was designed by Bertone Studio in Italy around 1983, based on the order of the (then) Czechoslovakian state-owned Škoda company. It is a really cool design with nice angles in th style of the late 70s, early 80s, that was maybe a liitle bit anachronistic in the early 1990s at the time of bubble shaped cars, but still lovely. And even if this 1990 model was powered by an unmodified old 1.3 litres Škoda engine, it was very reliable. There are still many of these cars running here in Central and Eastern Europe, and they still do not look very old in the streets. Thank you for this video
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  35424. Just a quick info fact for you, when the gtr and Sierra rs500 were racing it was called Australian touring series (Supercars/super tourers) and only ran for 2 years together, once turbocharged and awd was banned it then became V8 supercar series. Pretty sure I got that right 😅👍
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  35425. What a top bloke you are Ian...you really seem to get us. Good job mate 👌
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  35426. ** Mate you must, must watch Dick Johnson 1983 Bathurst lap. The best sounding race car ever at Bathurst ends in disaster. He drove Fords and was Peter Brock's main competitor in the early 80s. Love your channel
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  35427. I went to a few events at the Bata Complex in Jakarta Indonesia. It was the venue of choice because of it’s appointments. That’s how I learned of the Indonesian passion for boot making. The Bata Complex is/was a very well appointed self contained city-within-city of about 10000 resident employees. The residents have pride in their company and have prestige in the eyes of their fellow Indonesians
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  35428. Temperature is fairly easy in celcius. Note first the SI temp is Kelvin and Celsius is derived from this. But it’s easy. First of all just like a $ is 100 cents and decimal - Celcius’s 0 is freezing point and 100 boiling point of water. For weather descriptions though it’s even easier. 4 English words to describe temperature and they align to the 100 above by 10 degrees. 0 to 10 = cold 10 to 20 = cool 20 to 30 = warm 30 to 40 = hot Anything below 0 = very cold Anything above 40 = very hot So these pictures are all above 40 Australia’s Death Valley is Marble Bar where it can push 50 Btw if 40-50 is very hot, then above that is f**king hot The building at 5:46 is Sydney Central which won Worlds best building in 2014 by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) based at Chicago’s Illinois Institute of Technology.
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  35429. A thong MUST have a piece between the big toe and next toe. A sandal has no toe divider at all.
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  35430. Please tell me you've put the Bathurst 1000 on your bucket list??
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  35431. Hi Ian, the Audi RS4. Is heavier. If the RS3 had the weight taken out and had the downforce like spoiler/ back wing, and front spoiler/splitter, like the Audi Quattro, it might be an even race. That's my opinion. Anyway keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.
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  35432. I really love the funky mix of beautifully desgined buildings that make up the London skyline now.
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  35433. It's awesome especially from a Peugeot. A Peugeot lol that is unreal. Good for them.
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  35434. Five time zones, island territories excluded. When it's 6 am in Perth, Singapore and Beijing it's 7:30 in Darwin, 8 am in Brisbane, 8:30 in Adelaide, 9 am in south eastern Australia. The US is even more complicated.
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  35435. Probably she's just checking that it's not going to be for a future taste test video ;)
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  35436. Glad you got to the NRL , pity most of it is shit quality. This weekend is the last round of the regular season. Finals/playoffs start next week. NRL is rugby league, and you also have rugby union. There is a video that sort of explains the difference, but IMO it’s slightly biased to the union side lol Russel Crow owns a team here called the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Good team but not my team. I’m a Penrith Panthers fan myself. The game has gotten a bit softer over the last few years, they stopped the biff (proper fights) a while back and since then it’s not as good lol but this year mid season they have totally gone overboard with some rules about high tackles, which is fair enough but your hand can brush past someone’s face and you can put on report or sent off now. I like both AFL and NRL. My afl team were shit this year and my NRL team will go in the finals in 2nd place 😊
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  35437. They forgot the ninety-mile beach.
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  35438. Congratulations Ian well done mate.
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  35439. Yeh Martha Stewart needs to pick up her game and put a 350 chev on her cake mixer
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  35440. 👍😎
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  35441. Should also hear it from track side view in race mode, maybe the Monza lap record video which did not get beaten afterwards for 14 years (until 2018). Being F1 fan back then and watching crazy drivers like Montoya regularly burn up those engines by reving them close to 20 000 rpm was something else!
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  35442. Great Cap
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  35443. Small fun fact about myself, everytime my mom ask what I want to eat when I visited my parents, I ask for crepes 😁
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  35444. Haha. We have our own version of the confederate flag. Eureka stockade flag. Freedumb enthusiast misuse it all the time.
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  35445. Hi, do you know Misha Charoudin (racer on Nurburgring, youtuber) ? He has video about his home racing sim. setup and he told the best SIM he drove is Assetto Corsa Competizione, it's the closest thing to a real ride. You can try it.
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  35446. The NASCAR Mustang is an 870+ horsepower beast. I like it more than the Supercar version. I've never been negative about NASCAR. The cars are way overpowered which makes for a serious exercise in driver control both mentally and physically.
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  35447. I'm sure you are an Aussie born in an American body lol. Oh and just a bit of info but the V6 still had plenty of kick because they were pretty light.
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  35448. I've gone to Bathurst 1000 every year since I was 4 years old, I'm 40 now and I've never seen this. Awesome 🤘
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  35449. Happy birthday Ian. I hope l got the time zone thing right. If not, Happy belated birthday. Here's too many more.
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  35450. Czeck truck climbing.
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  35451. Hey Ian the rally is on this weekend just 60 km from where I live. Usually go watch every year but have a fractured hip so can't this year
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  35452. Cassowary’s are savage animals
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  35453. You should really watch some Dutch and Scandinavian truck spotting videos, I’m sure you will like it. ;)
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  35454. Great and interesting reaction Ian. But everyone are sheep and goes with the flow. It would be a mammoth task to get people to change to white roofs, so this in turn relates to more energy consumption with results is unfavorable warming effects
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  35455. You should really try the crimpys with an assortment of cheeses and meats I promise you’ll like it more
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  35456. Mate.......You gotta come to Australia and take a Holden commodore or Ford falcon for a spin. Especially the fpv ford's or hsv Holden's. 😜🇭🇲🇭🇲
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  35457. I stayed in the motel there and it is underground . The Temp underground is in the 70's all year around .
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  35458. where can I buy this game? I only have very old billiards games from 2000-2005 and this looks like a genuine modern version btw, can we just make Ian a honorary EU citizen? Soon he will surpass us all in knowledge
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  35459. you need to see argentinian cars commercials. ;)
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  35460. That's a €2,- euro coin Ian.
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  35461. I'm from mandurah. small city/town depending who you talk to. just outside of Perth Western Australia. from my balcony. I can see the mandurah, Rockingham. and Perth fireworks. doesn't matter if they are not super because there are multiple lots.
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  35462. love the corection of melbourne hahaha
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  35463. Awesome video, you indicated you wanted to see more Torana video's, well one of my favourites is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzjvvJQQIGc&t=6s, this is a part of the Awesome Toranas series, Part 6, A Torana In Germany, makes my mouth water every time I watch this series.🍻 😁
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  35464. Australians have hp sauce like the poms not a1 but probably is available
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  35465. Someone is going to have to send you some Australian tomato sauce because it is NOT the same thing as American ketchup.
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  35466. Left hand drive export Holdens advertisement from 1960 promoting the export levels achieved including LEFT HAND DRIVE versions exported to Hawaii among other LHD markets https://youtu.be/I5YReuF6BVA Possibly GM head office and US auto workers unions would prefer these markets to be supplied by Detroit later. Would love to know how the cars were received in Hawaii or if any survive In 1980 my brother travelled in Greece in a 1967 Holden Taxi that the driver was very happy with.
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  35467. Love my country 🥰
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  35468. If you are interested...there is another badass AWD truck in Germany. It's the MAN Kat, which was invented for the military. In the link below it can be seen as a container loading truck transporting 4 tons of extinguishing powder. It's the 4th truck turning out. It's run by the Duisburg fire department, which is in German known for really big fire trucks due to the heavy industry located in Duisburg. In contrast to usual German fire trucks with two axes they run trucks with 3 or four axes...enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji7ntrAZwj0
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  35469. Underneath the bolt on bits that S1 is an Audi 80 pre-87. I used to own one and it was a pretty car. The thing with those is that they are much sought after because you can drop pretty much anything in it as is, it's that well built. So an 1980 Audi 80 is what I had, 325BHP with a V6 from a VW (I think it was from an Omega, cast pistons cost me $30 and fixing the cylinder walls took a LOT of time with honing tool and different stones) and a supercharger from a Mercedes. Cost me about $500 all in all. Add some bodywork to it and two square rally extra lights from Hella and it looked like amazing. I had people note that, including people with much more expensive cars. I think it's the aggressive stance of the car that makes it look great. That's what has worked for a lot of vehicles. Straight cut gearbox made for rally and it sounded like fucking heaven. Didn't need a radio in that one.
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  35470. 😀 Woooow thats a KOOL Mancave , poolroom bro! A brilliant time capsule tribute. Ya makin' us all jelly! Haha. Fair Dinkum bloody Goodonya M8! Well deserved ur fam is beautiful and we all love seeing you get a kikk out of Bathurst like we do , ur lovely Queens reaction to her fav chocs/candies , Master Pedro reaction to Aussie beers in his inspiring hats and attire and kool little tackers have a giggle and say kangaroo. haha. Thats th best. Cheers beautiful family! You are truly in th spirit of Australia 😀 top room bloke. Best insure it for a motza. Koala hugs from Australia capital Canberra. 🤘🤘💛💚💛💚
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  35471. I was literally thinking how tall everyone looked and how I would’ve looked like a child next to them when you made the observation. I don’t really enjoy Surfers Paradise nightlife that much but I have been there for schoolies (big end of year celebration Gold Coast puts on for high school leavers) and it was hella fun!!
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  35472. i like the eu trucks for the looks but american trucs are very nice to drive (never tried a eu truck but wish ) and i would like to learn more about that and its nice to know around the world
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  35473. If you like BIG INCIDENTS have you seen Peter Dumbrecks flip at Le man's?? https://youtu.be/nkcGPf-fLV0 don't worry he walks away, but sphincter clenching!!
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  35474. Mate you should get a patreon going to come to visit Aus. With 30k subscribers + all the people sending packages we could easily fund a trip over plus plenty of free accommodation. Once corona is over of course
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  35475. Ian , That colour is called "Panorama Silver" [named after the mountain]
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  35476. The cars they use in these are vehicles like Toyota Crowns, Volvo Estates, Ford Scorpios, Ford Granadas, Jaguar XJRs, Hearses, there’s a American muscle they use but I can’t remember what it’s called and they use Minivans. There is something we have in Australia called a Caravan, Boat and Dunny derby which is kinda similar to this but done in the Australian way. We also race Steam Trains as well which is known as the Great Train Race in the Hunter Valley of NSW.
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  35477. What I enjoy is the background in your studio, full of Oz.
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  35478. Please react to mark larkums this is Mt Panarama Bathurst. It is an excellent vid on the track and what it takes to win.
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  35479. It would be cool to see you and Mrs W rocker do some videos together ❤
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  35480. went to this zoo it was awesome and love it the giraffe I was there when they pregnant or just had the baby
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  35481. I like it I'm from here. one of my best experiences was when i and my father rode our motorbikes up the Großglockner . Dietrich Mateschitz, the founder of RedBull, has done a lot for motorsport and extreme sports in this country and worldwide. thanks When I think of Austria, Formula 1 legends like Niki Lauda or Jochen Rindt come to mind. if you like motorcycle party and dirt check out the Erzbergrodeo. My home. Have a nice day and I would be happy if you would take a vacation here.
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  35482. 2:30 yes it is. plus i live only 15km (9.5mi) away from the location the video was shot at.
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  35483. you want a real rally sim experience? rbr through rally sim fans, its a heavily modded richard burns rally, the game is good, free and ironically for the sheer number of mods that it has, is far better optimized too, sounds great too for its age
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  35484. 75% of my interactions with police have not been pleasant. Though. 100% of that unpleasantness was my fault.
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  35485. TIM TAM SLAM! 👍
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  35486. They should have sold them in the states by bringing back the el'camino
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  35487. Someone needs to send you some Australian, Rosella brand Tomato Sauce. It is a completely different taste.
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  35488. 45 degrees c = 113 f ........ but as someone else mentioned this map is of 18th December which is only the start of our summer. Try a map from late January or February........ Love your "stuff" on here.
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  35489. Really cool you should check out Kawasaki h2r dynotest or breaking 400 km/h over a bridge 🤟👍
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  35490. Šťastné a veselé vánoce from Czech Repulic
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  35491. 5:00- Hi Ian, portuguese here. Just so you have an idea, here are the highest temperatures recorded between July 8th and 17th, the duration of this heatwave: July 8th: 110.3ºF (43.5ºC) July 9th: 111ºF (44ºC) July 10th: 109.6ºF (43.1ºC) July 11th: 109.2ºF (42.9ºC) July 12th: 112.3ºF (44.6ºC) July 13th: 115.3ºF (46.3ºC) July 14th: 116.6ºF (47ºC) July 15th: 113.7ºF (45.4ºC) July 16th: 111.6ºF (44.2ºC) July 17th: 111.6ºF (44.2ºC) Mind you, these were not limited to a specific region or one single weather station, they happened all over the country. In the last two days the heatwave started to fade out a bit on the coastal areas and the highs were limited more to the interior regions. Here's the list of how many stations out of the 134 recorded temperatures above 104ºF (40ºC) in each day: July 8th: 24 July 9th: 36 July 10th: 24 July 11th: 21 July 12th: 58 July 13th: 71 July 14th: 58 July 15th: 25 July 16th: 20 July 17th: 20 The highest temperature ever recorded here is 117.1ºF (47.3ºC) on August 1st 2003, the second highest are now 116.6ºF (47ºC), one on the same day as the previous one and the other on July 14th 2022, and the 3rd highest was 116.2ºF (46.8ºC), in Central Portugal near where I live, in August 2018. One curious fact: the previous record of the station that registered the highest temperature on this heatwave (Pinhão, Douro River valley) was 114.8ºF (46ºC), registered on July 31st 1944! There are more temperatures above 104ºF (40ºC) recorded in the 20th century, which goes to show that these high temperatures are not exclusive of the last 15 years, the difference being that they spanned over a period of 70 years and they're not as many as the ones we've had in this century mostly in 3 years: 2003, 2018 and 2022.
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  35492. Chewy Caramel my favourite!!!
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  35493. One year watching Bathurst they had Sun Shine, Rain and Hail on one lap
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  35494. You were doing okay until you said any words ending with er. Don't pronounce the R, Victoria Bitta, stubbie holda. On the flip side, if I'm trying to sound American I have to consciously use a muscle in my throat to pronounce the R in words ending with er, like water, driver, and end up sounding like a pirate.
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  35495. lol their all tiny babies, no one would be messing with a big one like that lol not many people stupid enough to approach a big fella
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  35496. 2:25 The K in the Porsche 917K means Kurzheck which when translated means 'Short rear' :D
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  35497. I have done amalfi coast in June 2014 on a motocycle. The traffic wasn't as bad as on this video at that time, but did pass a couple of buses myself. Mind blowingly beautyful place.
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  35498. I worked in a sand and gravel quarry. My friend had a 20t scammell to transport the material . He never got stuck in the soft sand or mud , unlike all the other lorries I had to tow out .
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  35499. 4 wheel discs and 9' diff, 4 speed top loader box came stock with 4.9 (302) and 5.8 option(351 ) could also get with a slugamatic. Red and white car is a vh commodore 5.0(308) GMH (general motors Holden
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  35500. Area 3 numbers are automatic,no need to put them in atleast here in Latvia
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  35501. The ball is light unless its wet but it does get speed which hurts
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  35502. Welcome to this world Sydney and congratulations to the parents.
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  35503. as truck driver myself from norway having an aoutomatic in truck is the best thing ever especially and the new volvo trucks the have a dobbel clutch system and gear changes are so smoothe. but for driving a passanger car i still prefer manual gears.
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  35504. Must Watch.. Edison Motors " is Europe 10 years ahead of us?"
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  35505. You got a license plate from Graz there with your yt channel‘s name on it, nice! Where did you get it? Greetings from Austria!
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  35506. The Smitty built M1 bumper is pretty bad ass. Had one on my 2012 ram 3500 love the way it looked
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  35507. Merry Christmas Ian, Daniela, Emma and Andrew and, of course, Pedro. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas. Enjoy your time together. Have fun and make lots of great memories. Stay warm... I ‘m melting at the moment. Christmas will be here in less than 2 hours now. (It’s 10.20pm Christmas Eve now and we have just had our 2nd thunderstorm today). I wish you and your family and friends a very happy Christmas. Much love and hugs from Australia. (Brisbane, Queensland). We are going to be eating cold chicken and prawns and salads. Too hot for hot food. Hey Emma and Andrew, I hope Santa brings you some great presents. Have fun. 🎉🎄🎁🎉🎁🎄🎉 ❤️❤️🐨❤️❤️
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  35508. I’m so lucky that my local bakery make the most awesome pies, truly a blessing for any day of the week
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  35509. Someone send him some lamingtons. I’ve tried Twinkies. They’re disgusting. This guy needs a lammo. It will change his life. ❤️✌️
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  35510. Too bad there is no sound from the finish line in the video! On full throttle it has a very distinctive and special sound!
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  35511. Wow thoes first two car s made ..one of tho s would be werth $$$$$.now day s ford falcon long car my arntey had one. But luved when dad got a rambler hornet ..
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  35512. I went to the 1st gp in Melbourne in 96 and they were handing out earplugs at the entrances and different parts of the grounds near the grandstands, i waved everyone away that held them out in front of me and literally for the next week I had the ringing in my ears but don't regret it 1 bit. Top fuel dragsters are on par especially right at the start line where you just feel it smacking you in the chest at idle and then boom as they launch, but its such a short blast compared to 2 hrs of high pitched screaming of that era of f1.
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  35513. Good choice for a track day car Ian! Those little Civics are great. They actually raced the early ones at Bathurst in the 70s.
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  35514. Awesome to see you back! You should take the Jeep to Badlands Off Road Park!
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  35515. I've touched a small gympie tree. And its like holding your fingers over a candle and letting your fingers burn. The thing to learn here is. Theres also another plant that grows around the gympie tree. If you find it break it open. It has white sap. Rub this on. And it clears away the sting immediately. Believe me I can testifie to that.
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  35516. Ian, again his surname is pronounced as in bow of a boat not a bow and arrow 🏹
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  35517. With these loads they move left or right around any obstacle irrespective of normal traffic rules…or even directly through the center of a roundabout if required.
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  35518. In Japan, regulations make cars expensive to own as they need regular inspections, which becomes harsher as the car ages, the result is good quality used cars are too expensive to keep on the road and basically become worthless. So, it only makes sense that they can be imported into NZ, and even after a full inspection and registration process, still be put on the road cheaper than the domestic used car market.
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  35519. Purple was very popular in the 70's, especially on Chrysler's, Leyland P76 cars (boot can take a 44 gallon drum for when you need to get rid of bodies in daylight) and on Holden muscle cars
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  35520. Bat Hurst is something that happens at the back of the pub on Saturday night Bathurst on the other hand is where we go racing on Sunday ha ha subscribed the blind garage
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  35521. Look at the little Kangaroos on the beach. What Kangaroos! My eyes did not see Kangaroos.😂
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  35522. Hi Ian, medium strip or traffic Island in Queensland
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  35523. Doesn't sound crazy to me. IT IS more intense. Driving 4h on a tarmac track?!? That's boring. Fall-asleep-at-the-wheel boring. Rally has it all - mud, gravel, sand, snow, thick, thin,... I do love some NASCAR and F1 but Rally is like.. Everythingggggg in 1. The speed, the danger, the sights, the technicalities, the technologies, the sounds,... I want my burger with cheese and tomatoes you know what I'm saying. I don't want just the burger
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  35524. You need to try the ones with caramel in them! 🐨🐨🐨
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  35525. 08:17 Yes in Estonia can by old police, ambulance even army used cars on plain like civil car by interbnet or special market.
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  35526. i like the souths hat
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  35527. The 4x4 drop in is the infamous 'gunshot' on the tele track to Cape York and the most northern point of mainland Aus, I think it is dumb, but many see it as a bragging right.
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  35528. i had a vl with some weird factory aero kit for my first car. then a vk calais. then boosted everything i owned from there on. well actually boosted the vl as well. you would have loved my 2jz hilux surf 33inch muddies. 2 inch lift on the body and 4wd maintained with 500hp lol
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  35529. The first truck would be like driving your car and the car behind you at the same time
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  35530. I worked at channel 7 in Brisbane from 1988 to 1992 where "Agro's Cartoon Connection" was filmed. Jamie Dunn (AKA Agro) would make disparaging comments about Ann-Maree Biggar on and off the set. Ann-Maree was a very nice person who tried her best to sweetly steer Jamie to the G rated format, which was why she was hired. They both had some issues that I can't mention due to a disclosure agreement; "Agro" alluded to Ann-Maree's but she always kept it professional and never alluded to his.
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  35531. Mad mike is a monster, if you look closely you can tell a few of these clips were first takes and most if not all were like 2nd or 3rd takes. Dude can drive
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  35532. It's Chrudim. It's town where I got my truck license.
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  35533. Another awesome one is AUSTRALIAN STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS... IT WILL BLOW YOU AWAY... 👍👍👍👍
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  35534. Love
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  35535. Most vehicles of that size in Oz would be diesel. Would not be able to afford to keep them on the road with our fuel prices. Today 8th September (8/9/21) diesel = AUD1.55/litre = AUD5.87/gal = $USD4.34/gal and petrol =AUD 1.52/litre = $AUD 5.75/gal = USD4.255/gal. Also outside of the major cities diesel is more common.
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  35536. Marmite is British so much sense it's the worse
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  35537. Loved this mate, and always enjoy how much you get out of it.
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  35538. Cabin of Crown Vic and Clio are almost the same size 😵🙈🤷‍♂️
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  35539. The little red ute is a Datsun 1200...quite rare now
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  35540. Sugestion : https://youtu.be/Dd-naAfCBNE Think you love it
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  35541. even just within the major cities there are distinctive architecture styles from suburb to suburb, or at least there certainly is in Melbourne, depending on when each suburb was developed and other factors.
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  35542. Nice video thank you for your work. I have driven always an Opel in my life. At the moment I drive an Insignia B GS in Red and I love it❤.
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  35543. When I was a kid living in Ashwood and Arnotts's were baking Tim Tams you could gain 15 - 20 lb just inhaling on a summer's evening. LMFAO. ; ))
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  35544. If you want to see the inside of one of those medieval houses in the neighborhood of Le Marais in Paris, here is an example: https://youtu.be/110-G28GdDo?si=D3l2-yR7G1XJjqKO Go directly to minute 4:00
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  35545. Hope you make it here one day. I think you would really appreciate what it has to offer. I gotta say, Ian, hands down you would have the most impressive and comprehensive knowledge of Aussie cars and Aussie motor racing of anyone outside Australia. Best wishes to you and yours this Holiday season. Feliz Navidad! Oh yes, stay warm and safe - that bomb cyclone of freezing weather that has gripped the US at the moment looks particularly nasty.
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  35546. Ihave a sugestion on a prototype you might want to react.Check out yhe KORES P4, the first and only all terain supercar.
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  35547. Maltezers are the best so glad you liked them.
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  35548. Those 70s American over cabs are my favorite, Freightliner I think.
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  35549. Project farm is a good channel for anyone that likes this sort of stuff
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  35550. You did good but if the toast gets cold... you lost the game. Gotta keep the toast hot. A for effort, though!
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  35551. You could have a look at Rugby League State of Origin, think North v South or Eastside v Westside in America. At one stage they had played 3 games per year for 20 years with one point and one win seperating them. Queensland v New South Wales and you play for the one you played your first grade game for. Think College football for US. Queensland had a run of 9 out of 10 years that have thrown things out of wack but NSW is coming back
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  35552. Florida man , yes thats true , Florida man killed by pet Casawary .......https://youtu.be/_C5JRpOcev0 ..... and more parrots ...... https://youtu.be/ugXusFK7o2A
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  35553. I'm proabbly the only one but I wish factory air bags were an option.
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  35554. My home town Lismore I was lucky l live higher up but sister lost every thing and for 3days all she cared was finding her beloved pets People went to bed thinking they be safe houses are built higher up but this flood was 5 metres above what has it ever been it all happened in the early morning around 3am but for the grace of God my sister is a live and we got one a precious pets are 3 days mate thank you for sharing this if you want to watch more all you will see is sadness but we will rebuild
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  35555. Dovojité V (W) is the same as "Double U"... it means the same... reads like V.
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  35556. Btw... good luck with Czech language... honestly, you can't learn it on your own... or you can, but would only be a spoken one, written is not an option, different level, even some czechs are not able to master it... :D But if you want to know anything about it, let me know, I would gladly help you, if I can!
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  35557. Im not sure how this is going to go, taken the average temperature of Bathhurst during that time being around 30 Celsius (85 Fahrenheit) the fatigue levels of the drivers along with the high temperatures of the track, I think there is going to be a large amount of driver/vehicle errors. it is actually scary to think about what the drivers will be going through during the race.
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  35558. Aussie racing cars actually started out in very similar cars to your Legend cars
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  35559.  @renniks1975  As i know it uses a " Stretched " US PASSAT Chassis , because allmost all Cars in the VW company use the same Frame in different sizes so far i know the have 4 different " Sizes for a every Class from small like POLO and VW UP to medium like GOLF , Skoda Fabia, Seat , large frame for AUDI.... and so one but the Phanton was "to Large" and they used the US PASSAT Frame to market a competition to the Mercedes S Class the Standart US Passat frame is 4 inch longer then the EU/German Frame and they had to have "stretch it even more for the phanton
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  35560. Well done Sir. I'm an Aussie and I get a real kick out of watching your reaction vids
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  35561. I, if you love rally, you must see world rallycross championship
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  35562. Nothing beats a V8, the sound,the torque,an LSA supercharged V8,best engine ever put in anything built here in oz
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  35563. You gotta continue this! awesome stuff
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  35564. You are going to be sick of Tim tams. We get Rams, GMC and F 250’s down under.
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  35565. @IWrocker watch onboard videos of that beast. You will love it
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  35566. very nice game
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  35567. My Aboriginal tribe is from out that area
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  35568. The problem was it was done on a race track, not on the Australian roads where the true test was and it failed, they forgot to mention the cars were also given oil change and service. None of the cars done 70 000 miles, it was the total of the 6 cars, I know your thinking there was 5 cars, remember they had a spare, which hit the track every time 1 of the other cars stopped. The whole thing is a play on words, just like the GT Falcon was the fastest production car of it's time in the world. Sorry to say It wasn't, most of the other muscle cars in the world at the time were 2 door and that's why Ford would say it's the fastest 4 door muscle car in the world. See a play on words, back in the 60's and 70's Ford Chevrolet and Chrysler were making cars virtually built for dragracing and all were 2 doors, the falcon had no chance against these cars, that's how they got around it, they only made the GT in 4 door sedans back then. Holden had the Monaro and Torana that both beat the Falcon on the racetrack and were both 2 doors. Ford did have the fastest 4 door car in the world but not the fastest car in the world.
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  35569. I’d suggest looking at some Scott Macs highlights. Especially his record at Bathurst if you liked Greg Murphy’s lap of the gods
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  35570. Even our trucker culture is rough and rugged. You should see some of the conditions our big rigs have to get through out in the outback.
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  35571. Tasmania has a lot of deer, they are actually a pest to our farmers. Great mail time for a great family 😊
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  35572. Now you have found some real stuff. : ) Although Leffe Brune is my favourite.
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  35573. Hi Ian. I agree with you. I know people here in Oz who waste and leave air con on without being home. Everyone is different and you can’t put all your eggs in one basket. There are loud people everywhere.
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  35574. They are bad to the bone. 👍😎🇦🇺😅
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  35575. Congrats Ian & family, well deserved.
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  35576. There's some really great videos on the subject, but the supercars series is really hard, cars have small wheels and tread for the power they produce, heavy cars and complicated courses as well as the crazy regs. It's a recipe for good drivers
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  35577. Nice shirt
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  35578. my mate has 3 maloo ..... the last one he purchased was build plate 0001..... first off the line
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  35579. Hi Emma and Andrew.. Tia loves and misses you both! Do I get to guess where you are? LOL
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  35580. Few of them makers I didn’t know either, and I live here in Australia 🤣 Skoda used to be a joke about 10-15 years ago but Audi bought them and started building them so they are basically Audis now at slightly cheaper price point. The superb is a nice car loads of legroom on the back and just nice all round. They use Skodas for taxis/mini cabs in the UK , usually the Octavia. If taxi drivers use them that should tell you they are pretty bullet proof 👍🏻
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  35581. @11:13 A flash of light in the sky caused by an electrical discharge from the Earth's surface to a cloud. Reverse lightning is so called because lightning typically occurs between clouds or travels from a cloud to the Earth's surface. Also called return stroke
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  35582. They only go at about 80% with passengers in the car ... Could be a lot faster that that ...
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  35583. So now that you have 3K, when do you plan on heading to PA and giving Mike some Chick Fila? :)
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  35584. Really great video Ian. How special are you!!! haha
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  35585. React to the top ten shootout explain with mark larkham
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  35586. I'd say it's postponed because our state or alot of it is in lockdown stick. They say we will be 70% or 80% vaccinated very soon. But I ain't getting no vaccine.🖕
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  35587. there's visorcam in indycar and.....nascar and has been in F1 off and on for decades
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  35588. I run Thrustmaster TMX Pro and it's pretty nice and easy to setup with PC and Xbox I would recommend it's kinda well priced
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  35589. https://youtu.be/9rLiWvwzbCA Angelina Jordan sevens Heaven an official And studio
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  35590. I’ve only ever heard Americans say I could care less.. everyone in Australia says I couldn’t care less.
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  35591. ME WANT ONE :D <3 <3 <3
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  35592. Use to work at Home Depot. They forced us to help customers. Especially when the DM came to the store. Hated every minute of it.
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  35593. But with athletics don’t you yanks run the 100metres, 200metres 400metres etc, surely you no longer say 110yards, 220yards and 440yards. Same for your swimming?
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  35594.  @IWrocker  ok, that’s interesting with your nuts and bolts going metric, I never thought you’d drop your American Standard and American Fine. Now we just need to teach you the difference between a “metre” and a “meter”...... your welcome, no need to tip me lol
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  35595. Larry Perkins last to first...
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  35596. Ian really needs to stop calling himself just "NASCAR Fan" xD
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  35597. The trailer wheels are steered by the person in the pilot car, you should really watch Iwona Blecharczyk on youtube, she delivered these wind energy pilars and blades.
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  35598. Mate I never coke from other parts of the world but I am not a fan any cola drinks 🍹 but the only time I’ll drink it if I mixing with jack Daniels, if your saying American coke is not as good as Aussie coke then I imagine it would taste 👅 crappy with jack daniels. If u want to a good iwrocker taste test taste with jack daniels I recommend gentleman jack I don’t if u have there or it’s made in Australia 🇦🇺 but mate is bloody awesome
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  35599. if there was dmg in the game, you would have fried the trasmision in the first few corners.
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  35600. Here's what I'd like to know, what happened to those cars after the event? Were they repaired and sold? Or kept as is and sent to Ford Australia HQ as display pieces? Were the sent to the scrap yard? Or are they hidden away in private collections? I fear they might be long gone, but imagine if they were still around, you couldn't put a price on them.
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  35601. I am far from a beer expert, but I know one thing. Same beer, but one from a bottle or can, the other one from a tap, they taste and feel super different. That tap beer is far superior. I wouldn't even suppose it's the same beer
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  35602. Think she enjoyed it - she said thank you.
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  35603. About the tyres, yes they are in the limit here, but more important is what kind of tyres you choose to use at the different stages and how you place them, which tyres to which "corner". The weather is/can be notoriously crazy, so during just one stage you could have like snow and gravel or rain or what not. Hyvä KALLE!!! Best Regards from Finland!
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  35604. Hello from the Netherlands . thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck
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  35605. I kept trying to expand the vid at the start but soon got used to it. Definitely will prevent those "shift ya head" moments. I think I'm 60/40 in favour of it.
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  35606. So proud of you E!! You never cease to amaze us!! We love you.
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  35607. Lol at your crash at mount panarama. That was epic😂
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  35608. don't need much horse power to tow a car specially a small European car
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  35609. Glad you caught/can see the over done ones
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  35610. typically german!!! What do you do after your day at work? I go back to work but with toys. Even when they have fun germans are serious
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  35611. The drag car with the dirt tyres has a Monaro shell. The OG Monaro.
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  35612. Chaz Mostert was Bathurst 1000 Winner in 2014
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  35613. Got him tagged he is so spot on and funny as well 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🐨🐨🐨
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  35614. Dude just come to göteborg and the head technology office of Volvo Trucks! Love these reaction vids :)
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  35615. All the best Aussie Ian for you and your family HAPPY NEW 💥 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🎉🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
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  35616. It don't look like a concept! It looks og! Anyway I like it!
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  35617. great vid, love your channel and love ross reviews channel you guys both make interesting content
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  35618. If you want to see some aussie Muscle cars... type in narangba chook shed Muscle cars..
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  35619. I see the flag every day 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 On It's pole outside my house.
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  35620. I believe 1965 was before seat belts in standard cars as well
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  35621. Soooo sketchy 🤨. I want one!🤣
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  35622. Ian, today: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/double-dorkel.1002243/ White Knuckle sliders in a couple of weeks (still sitting in box on my trailer). Taking her to California mañana with the fam. The inside joke with the Land Cruiser crowd, "chicks dig snorkels." (or dorkels) Congrats on the trophy!
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  35623. What a great backdrop in your office. Good choice with the Tim Tams. I hope that packet is empty!
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  35624. In Argentina In most schools English is taught, in other private schools German or Italian are also taught.
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  35625. Mate, your friend Greg has zero clue about beer. Your taste buds are in your tongue…not down the back of your throat……I score him a big fat ZERO Love your content though👍
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  35626. welcome to the MOZA club ! 😃 i was on a thrustmaster TMX and upgraded to a R5 . i REGERT nothing ! lol
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  35627. Ian, you should get Arnotts to sponsee and become the American importer of TIM TAMS. There’s a fortune to be made mate.
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  35628. Australia mainly has the 1 tap.
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  35629. Hey, you should react to a video called "This Is Formula One" from the channel SR16i. It really brings out the beaty of Formula1
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  35630. we love nascar!
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  35631. yes, we have yellow licence plates on the back, white on the front. big rigs have the same plate on the trailer as the truck hauling the trailer, same for cars and trailers & Caravans some plates have a blue stripe on the front with the EU flag and "GB", a carry over from before the UK left the EU now the stripe has gone and you can have the option of having "UK" on the plate on the side. those zigzags are marking out pedi crossings
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  35632. Very cool, gotta love the fast 205 variants.... As for a few more Nurburgring suggestions: - Yellowbird, with a Ruf Porsche going around mostly sideways - Räikkönen and Giovinazzi together in a Alfa Giulia, it's hilarious!
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  35633. 11:45 . More on the Leyland P76 that comment guy got wrong : https://youtu.be/S21P9n2RoBE And more detail on the car from a Welsh car Guy visiting Australia trying to get rare cars to test : https://youtu.be/oSwgB_68Duo He got the base V8 with just two headlights. Higher Australian content than most Holden's, Ford's and Chryslers here.
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  35634. Driving in America, I reckon I'd really struggle changing gears with my right hand (stick shift I mean).
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  35635. RIP Rod Marsh RIP Shane Warne Both Aussie Legends I had a chat with Marshy at a nightclub in Kalgoorlie many years ago. We were both pissed. For your reference: Batter - Batsman Catcher - Wicket Keeper Wicket - Getting out Wickets - wooden sticks behind batsman Bat - Bat Pitcher - Bowler Throwing - Bowling (when it’s the bowler). It’s still throwing is it’s from a fieldsman. Pissed - Drunk (to be annoyed is to be pissed off)
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  35636. Here in Portugal we (the customers) are also victims of the "we're all living in Amerika" phenomenon when it comes to gas stations. Not in the size department (fortunately) but in the business model (unfortunately). I live in a city that has 6 gas stations withing the city limits, 4 of them follow the gas station/convenience store model and the other 2 are only gas stations: one of them still has an attendant to fill up your vehicle and receive the payment and the other is self-service, you can either pay with a card at the pump itself or at a booth at the exit where there's an employee. Around here pretty much all the big supermarket chains (Intermarché, Continente, Pingo Doce and E. Leclerc) have a gas station associated with them (either in the parking lot of the stores or in a separate location) and prices are usually lower than in the branded gas stations like BP, Repsol, Cepsa, Galp or Prio but there's a general belief that the quality is also lower.
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  35637. You're right, it's an echidna. The timing of that is cool, we just put a video of an echidna on my wife and my channel. Lots of driving and tourist videos around Tasmania if you want to check them out as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMqFYr9H9XY
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  35638. Damn. $AUS400 for a passport. That's about $NZ432. Our passport (for an adult) is $206. It's good for 10 years.
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  35639. The 4x4 is a permanent intelligent all wheel drive with an electronic regulated multi-plate clutch. The torque is individual distributed to each wheel depending on slip. That is what Skoda says. Problably the same like 4motion and Quattro with VW and Audi, just another name. Like the names Variant (VW), Avant (Audi) and Combi (Skoda) for a station wagon.
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  35640. Mate if your ever in Bathurst I'm buying you a drink
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  35641. mant post offices in Australia are franchises, they sell things to make the business more profitable rather than reling on just the income from parcels and letters
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  35642. We're did you get your Bennie? Red Ram looks good
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  35643. You should watch. Lee Keen's Rain Dance - 24H Nürburgring - / Drivers Eye. That is crazy.
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  35644. Excellent presentation of a bonza video... Cheers mate.
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  35645. Queensland is the best. I’ve live in many places and states over my 50 yrs
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  35646. Iw rocker... Thanks for fast forwarding.. Otherwise this would have been a loonngg video
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  35647. Congratulations to your beautiful family on the birth of your gorgeous little girl Sydney. Lots of love from Bundaberg! 🥃 Cheers. 🎀🎉
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  35648. Peter Brock’s last drive https://youtu.be/pcVPToyoTaY
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  35649. Hey Ian could do a show on the willy jeep variations out their. There was a team of guys that put together a willys jeep from parts on the floor to a full running vehicle in 4 minutes. Amazing! 👍🇦🇺🤠♥️🇺🇸
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  35650. All throughout NEWZELAND cars lol there petrol heads lol just like Australia mate look into all the hill climbing in Tasmania Australia as well as what we call Targa Tasmania one of the biggest races in the WORLD
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  35651. Do you have a channel with a more vlog type style? Really interested to see you when you first see and play on a real full size table
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  35652. Hey man, you should look at "Nissan 200SX on slippy Nürburgring Nordschleife", this dude is crazy :) Driving a commercial car on circuit, you should enjoy this video :)
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  35653. i watched this show growing up mate and even seen him live
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  35654. Here's a question they didn't show. Why are powerpoints/wall sockets always live? Most countries have a switch to turn off when not in use From an Australian
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  35655. I like the new format. Thanx for your video and all the work you put into them 💖
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  35656. Australian people are a very honorable respectful and generous and amazing people with beautiful hearts. Bless all of you. :)
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  35657. Holden cruze otherwise known as the conbustable bomb as they have problems with the engine many times
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  35658. Here's one for Emma and Andrew. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu76GhRO9Yk
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  35659. She is just beautiful! Another healthy head of hair as well! And what a great name. Completely unexpected. Congratulations to you all! I wish you all the very best for even more happiness with your sweet family. I love her little dress. 💐🌻🌷🌼
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  35660. My town in the UK has four churches, one I sang in the choir 50 plus years ago and at one time we had at least nine Public Houses (pubs), serving 12,000 people, all within a five to ten minute walk.
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  35661. Yep, same in Europe
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  35662. RAMCHARGER hands down would be awesome, I also own one already so maybe we can link up and do some videos, don’t see many here in the Midwest 🐏
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  35663. Highly regarded motoring YouTube guy here on an example of why Jeep having trouble here : https://youtu.be/rJa-GVLswK8 And more on the earlier range : https://youtu.be/PVsvkKfUnjc Comments on these reveal high level of agreement with Australian experience of Jeep. Worst brands 2019 opinion with Jeep right up there : https://youtu.be/yq-sGQdzYGU
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  35664. Congrats Ian & co. Your humility and mutual appreciation of the world around you has certainly been a key factor in why I stuck around and subscribed. An arch-type American that still have the surplus capacity to be fascinated about the entire world. Best wishes 😊
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  35665. With respect sir.Those are souvenires and collectable bank notes(they aren't that much worthless,just fun memotabilia for folks who loves fo collect).It is not about monetary value,it is about collecting them.Whole idea is to promote travel around Europe.Also they are some folks which had whole collection and wanna keep that as valuble thing,which they are truly.I like to collect things but no make mistake it is not always about money,in most case it is but sometimes it is not.
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  35666. Was not surprised you didnt like turkish delight its like vegemite and musk sticks in the unless you grow up eating it you wont like it. Floral flavours and smells tend to really confuse and gross out americans 😂 europeans tend to be a lot better with traditonal flavoured lollies and desserts. Youve probably tried baklava but thats amazing too. It was brought over by the greeks to aus its amazing honey nuts and filo pastry that just dissolves in your mouth. (Youll find it at turkish bakeries too since they argue about who created it haha) bit like the pavlova with us aussies and nz.
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  35667. greetings from bavaria
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  35668. Right?!?! I think he just hasn’t had the real deal. It looked good what he had but yeh nah 😂
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  35669. remembering the legendary FALCON V8 this subaru looks so badass, max speed demon ^^
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  35670. Alright mate grab your passport, your in 🐨
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  35671. Right now it’s Ford and Holden. The holden commodore and Ford falcon. However GM shut holden down so halfway through next year it moving to the gen 3 car (new regulations and car) which will be the Camaro and mustang and hopefully some other manufacturers soon. Currently all engines have to be 5.0L v8. The commodore looks similar to the road car except with aggressive splinters and a huge spoiler. The mustang doesn’t as they had to fit the body on chassis designed for a 4 door car. However gen 3 will accommodate for both 2 door and 4 door cars so should look much similar
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  35672. Same for me, I think motorcycle are beautiful and desirable machines, but I would never have one, I know how stupid I was with my 50cc back in my teenage! And sadly I know few people passed away or severly injured on these machines and not only by their own... so nope not for me!
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  35673. Thanks!
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  35674. You should react to Bundaberg Rum ads. Or The Housos
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  35675. The light switch thing isn't really a thing. At least not what I've noticed. Living in Australia all my life and I still don't know which way the light switches go, you just learn which way does what when you use it. Off and on can be in either direction depending on the switch, it just depends on the type of switches and how the electrician installed it, I've been in places where all the light switches flick in different directions for different things. A lot of places have two switches in different spots to control the same thing (like a light) so off or on can be in either direction depending on whether the thing is turned off or on and depending on which switch turned it to that state.' Oh and there is a hole in the ozone over the entire continent. On a day when the sun in particularly strong you can literally feel the sun stinging your skin.
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  35676. Yes the young gun Chaz has the record, there is also the race record in his sights now so Good Luck Chaz, good luck and TY to all the track volunteers Race officials Medical ETC, bring on tomorrow mate can't wait it is already in party mode here on the top of the mountain. Place is packed and everyone is just so damn happy to be back here together has been a long 2 years waiting for this piece of heaven for all who love the epic race. TY mate for the reaction and enjoy the race we are with you tomorrow Have Fun!!!!!!☺☺☺🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  35677. @IWrocker The oval is the harness racing which is horse racing with buggies that can be called trots in some states Yes, there are houses and properties on the road - these get sold fro m time to time and bring big dollars As a further FYI they also run hill climb events on this circuit (both directions) and have hosted downhill skateboard (long board) events
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  35678. If this happened as bogan is saying, I reckon they both sound like f**kwits. Was that a clapped out old EA Falcon? The EA that I had kept breaking down (ignition) and finally cracked a head, so no fond memories of the EA. :) Cheers.
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  35679. I'm from Geelong where the afl team geelong cat are from a cool thing is they are sponsored by fords which there factory was in Geelong before shuting down not to long ago and they made the first ever ute in the world in Geelong ps love your videos keep them coming
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  35680. I’ll say just one thing : « Do you enjoy your unicorn ice-cream ? » 😂 Very nice VLOG by the way. You should do more often when it is possible. Hope you’ll come for a little trip in Europe one day. It would be awesome to have your point of view and your feeling on video. A little Hello, from France 🇫🇷
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  35681. Motorsport moments is a great channel
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  35682. And you should also check out some australian burnouts
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  35683. I heard on the news that temperatures could reach -36ºC in the Chicago area this Christmas weekend. Be safe, Ian.
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  35684. Larry Perkins sideways in the wet - Bathurst 1994. Check that one out
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  35685. there are some videos truckers have to navigate in gamla stan, stockholm you could check out. But in some towns like rome, venice or neapels it´s worse
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  35686. Your going to like what I have planned for my rambox mods!👍🏻that's coming very soon!(maybe I'll make two😁)
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  35687. love the sounds and the terrain looks beyond fun
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  35688. G'day Ian, it was a great race pitty the Ford broke down and a Dunny Door won, such is life, cheers mate, Neil 🤠.
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  35689. Plenty of people have emu and kangaroo in America as pets
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  35690. we tend to get shown the worst of the US here in Aus a lot, on the news etc, and it can sometimes make you forget there are plenty of down to earth, cool americans out there. It Isnt hard to tell from the comment section plenty of aussies have taken to ya mate. Good on ya cob! (look that one up)
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  35691. please look at OKA a western australian company I wish I could afford one
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  35692. Add Milo to your hot coffee.
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  35693. WOW that's bloody awesome mate, that is also convenient for the homeless aswell. Good on you Germany. 👍🤠
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  35694. Love the Bronco, the paint looks nice, not big on the front bumper, but overall I love the truck. Super nice rig. I've personally have always been a fan of the 1990's Chevy 454 SS. I know its not an off-road truck but I would love to get my hands on one of those.
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  35695. A L E - Abnormal Load Engineering They come through my town every so often as I live near to the A34 which is their main route
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  35696. I had one of those 206 Quicksilver Diesel, put 60000km the first year I owned it, almost indestructible. Mine was the 2.0L HDI, manual of course. As you said, like their big Heavy Duty counterpart mostly in your trucks in the US, those engines have still a lot of torque for their size so yes you can definitely slip the clutch and take off without touching the gas... You can even do it in second with a bit of gas. Now due to the nature of that engine, it doesn't like to rev high. For the sound, the HDI is actually a turbo so you can heard its discret whining when reving it a bit, but it's still a diesel, so cold start is not really beautiful and very clicketing. It's a Common Rail Direct Injection so very fuel efficient. The pattern on the door panel is actually the Quicksilver logo in random orientation. Now it's old and cheap, option wise, there is not a lot of automatic stuff that we are used to have nowadays, no automatic whippers, auto low beam or high beam, stop and start, cruise control, auto unlock, folding mirrors, etc... etc... plastics are not smooth, start to rattle after a just few years (I have lost my oil cap one day on a highway due to the vibration of the engine touching the plastic carter 😂 almost ceased the engine). If you want to be very unique in the US, I would look for a 206 CC, it's small and absolutely not convenient but a lot of people will turn their head around.
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  35697. You are truly becoming an Aussie
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  35698. Would love to see you react to the barefoot bushman
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  35699. I believe it was the same car that Greg Murphy slammed Ambrose into the wall at Bathurst. That at Bathurst is called Murphy's law. (Bad sports man ship) . Ambrose was on que to win his 3rd straight championship. The end
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  35700. Just give the man a citizenship already
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  35701. 8:00 They are called echidna's mate 😀
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  35702. "Platypuses are the only mammals to lay eggs" - Wronggggggggg. Echidnas do too.
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  35703. Nope I wouldn't know I don't eat McChucks. HJ's all the way (Hungry Jack's)
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  35704. Hey Ian Do you know how Four X got its name? Because Queenslanders can't spell "****".
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  35705. Great place to live 👍
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  35706. You should watch this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mHkfCmoMVs&t=20s . Ferrari 2001, 2002 and 2005 running at Monza. The purest noise demo you can hear on youtube. This gives you also the depth of the sound, how you can hear it from miles and miles away as the cars are aproaching and how it continues to scream as the cars get farther and farther away from you. One of my favorite F1 engine videos
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  35707. I like the smaller Fire Trucks like the TLF 8/18 on Unimog U1300. For rapid intervention in impassable terrain such as a military training area or Forrest fire. or the newer version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehD2Q2FrkTo
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  35708. Stop just watching videos! Pack your bag and come over! :) Just think about all the Tatras you will be able to see live... ;)
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  35709. My favourite 😍
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  35710. Such a cool car. I am not a fan of most of the French cars, but I love this one.
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  35711. A popular SA destination. The roads are apparently rough. Sadly after 2020 major fires in the summer 2019 to 2020, the island and fauna had severe losses, so has needs of recovery. Probably ok again in a few years. Access is a ferry service apparently, though I have never gone there.
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  35712. 😎🍿👍
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  35713. The American pharmaceutical industrial complex is a giant, powerful beast.
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  35714. i was there as a 20 year old
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  35715. How about some “Bad Drivers of Italy” next? No subtitles, sorry, and if the swearing is blasphemous, it’s covered by a dog barking. Any mention of human genitalia in various colourful contexts and dialects is fine though. And Italians being natural born actors, it’s amusing enough even if you don’t understand a word, because it’s from Puglia.
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  35716. lol what a name, Dick Champion
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  35717. It was my fathers favourite car. I guess that is why we had four of them. The first two were 'estate cars' or 'break' as Citroën called them. That car could seat 7 people. Citroën had cleverly added two fold up seats in the back of the car. The next two were a DS21 and later a DS23. (the 21 and 23 stand for a 2.1 litre or 2.3 litre engine). In 1976 we exchanged our las DS for the new CX model. And it was probably already answered here, but no, you could not just remove the back panel without tools. First you had to open the back door, release some sort of clip, then unbolt it with the bolt just above the reflector at the back of the panel. The DS also had a cranck start option. and you used the same handle to release the back panel.
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  35718. Snooker is never a power break like pool is. The idea is to tap a red loose each time you play on the black, in a perfect game. If you foul the opposing player gets an option of a free shot. Snooker table cloth is very fine so little friction on the balls which means they do roll a lot, it also means you don't hit them very hard. Red 1, Yellow 2, Green 3, Brown 4, Blue 5, Pink 6, & black 7, their values and order of play. Playing this game live requires a pint of beer to sip as you're playing as it can be very frustrating. I like the "chess" comparison.
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  35719. New Camera is way better...
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  35720. Awesome you're into Better Call Saul mate - Sweet license plate bro
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  35721. Maaaate! Your really swimming in Australiana here! You’ve gotta visit here mate! I reckon you’d love it! When we finally get a handle on the Rona, you should do it!
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  35722. I think you maybe in New Mexico…..possibly in the Las Cruces area looking at the Organ Mountains. Cheers mate. Love the videos 👍
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  35723. You might enjoy this Brock footage search you tube Brock - goodwood 48-215 Holden
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  35724. Please react to the volunteer firefighter austria
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  35725. @3:43 ...."Out of the way 'Sheep Shagger'....LMAO!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
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  35726. Well going off the video. NASCAR had a clear run the whole time only last corner may of been held up. Going over the timestamps of the clip, the NASCAR left at 0:14 and crossed the line at 1:48 giving it a lap time of "1:34". The supercar qualifying times were all "1:19".(dick still did good for an old boy😉) Sorry but supercars are better on the tracks and NASCAR better on the ovals..😜 The NASCAR left
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  35727. This was a brilliant comparison. However, you have to give technology an award for being able to put the power and torque of a beast machine into a package that is quite civil when driving on your average road but can unleash itself to almost Group B pace when allowed.
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  35728. Here in Perth Western Australia, the lowest temp I’ve experienced is 28°F (-2° c)
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  35729. I've lived here all my life and didn't know about this. Dude your channel deserves many subscribers. You're doing a great job indeed.
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  35730. Your moustache looks more and more Hungarian. ;) Mazdas cheap? that mazda 3 is 19 years old, at 8k it's anything but cheap. They don't tend to be expensive cars, but also not cheap, at least here in Europe but this one sounds like it's quite expensive. It's funny to me that manual transmission, or diesel engine are seen as 'cool'. To me manual only means I don't risk a bad auto transmission (some are really weird... react slow, or react in a weird way and hard to predict how they shift, don't shift when they want them to etc). Also manual is usually a LOT more sturdy and cheaper to repair of broken - an auto transmission can easily be 3,4,5 thousand euro to recondition, maybe more if you need to buy a new one. Not something you want on a 10+ years old car, but that's the usual age they can start having problems. Manufacturers and dealers will say auto transmissions come with "lifetime" oil and you never have to change it, they won't even do it if you ask sometimes, but lifetime only means first 10 or so years, so if you're poor and buy it older you can be really wrecked by a repair bill as high as the car's value. Diesel cars just sound like tractors or trucks, if I was traveling hundreds of kms every day on the highway it would be a logical choice, but 99% of people do a lot of short distances where they don't make as much sense, at least afaik diesel engines don't like the many cold starts and short distances as much. The trucks kinda look cool but as European I don't know, they are for those few people that actually do the kind of work that needs them (maybe 1% of population, small business owners that need to move stuff in relatively small quantities every day). You could not even park in a parking garage or a normal parking spot, it would be such a pain, not to mention they are slow and eat a LOT of fuel. Imagine traveling 1000km on highway on your holidays, visit a big city like Rome or Paris, or go to the mountains where the fun roads and curves will be so narrow something like this can't fit easily.
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  35731. Auckland is a lot like Sydney, SOME say, a copy even ;)
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  35732. if they ran these two at mt panorama, the stock car would catch the supercar on the straights but at the top of the mountain the supercar would just hose the stock car
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  35733. 8:00. is what I was talking about. when our minibus hit that section. I was like holycrap. thats scary ;) I would be scared driving this coarse with other cars. LOL can't see down there ;)
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  35734. I'm from Saudi Arabia.
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  35735. Why didn't they leave in October where the weather is better for everyone?
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  35736. Hey there, it's the guy who doesn't just leave a comment but instead several pages in the comment section lol :) The rules you were asking about: -Most famous/most used cars for drifting has to be Nissan's S and Z Chassis but more recently some Camaros, Mustangs and Vettes have become ever more popular, especially in the US. Other cars you'll regularly see: BMW coupes including E36, E46, E92 and even some newer ones; Nissan 350/370z and last but not least a few Toyota Chasers in Japan, but they're ludicrously rare outside Japan, though. -Get as close as possible to the walls, clipping points and lead car without "crashing" into any of them. The term they use is "shadow the lead driver" Arguably, nudging is encouraged. If the front car changes direction of drift, i.e. "transitions", it's the chase driver's responsibility to get their front bumper out of the way of the swinging rear end of the lead car, which is why the chase driver lets up in these clips just before the lead car swings 'round (except Chelsea Denofa lol). There are zones on track where the chasing car is liable for hitting the front car and there are zones where if the lead car goes off throttle and causes a crash, the mistake will default to the lead car. These are basically just insurances so the rear driver keeps his distance where both cars need to decelerate as well as the front driver produces something that is "chaseable". -The power, oh the power... In the days of Sam Hubinette and Tanner Foust, a good competition car would run btwn 550 and 800hp, that was about 10 yrs ago. Since then, the LS and 2JZ platform have dominated the competition since these platforms are as reliable and easy to maintain as they are. Half the field runs an LS platform, round about half of those are running a 427. Then we get to the power adders.. Turbo&Nitrous are the name of the game by now. Superchargers have the downside of being crank driven, which makes them less suitable in an application where you're constantly on and off throttle. You're chucking a blower belt on almost every run.. Turbo has to spool up and weighs a little more but has become the most trusted, cheap method for reliable power. Then there's the Mustangs from Vaughn Gittin Jr. and Chelsea Denofa, his teammate.. They run a Roush Yates 455 with a 200 shot of nitrous to rev up more quickly. They got the famous NASCAR cylinder heads, I believe they're called "FR9", which are happy as a pig in mud at 8500 rpm on wide open throttle. That setup revs to 9k rpm and it's by far my favorite engine set up out of the competition. Of course, the more ppl use a tried&true setup, there are those that chose to do something completely different. That Corolla you saw has a 2.7 Liter 4 banger with nitrous and a turbo making 1000hp. There apparently is a Corolla hatch version with AWD, meaning it's not super revolutionary to convert it to rwd, even though the engine is still in a transverse layout, meaning the crank is 90° shifted from the direction of the drive shaft.. Weird, but they made it work in 2020 and 2021 so who am I to judge! -Tires have to be road legal!! Sticky, yes, but still DOT legal on your road car! There used to be a limit on tire width in connection to car weight, so a 2800 lbs Viper used to run 305 rear (possibly even wider), now it might be 295 but not super sure about it. Cheers, hope you enjoy this sport!
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  35737. You know that pouch is a scrotem
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  35738. Hey mate this is regarding your last video you updated if you would like to try Australian troll gummies worms send me a link or something where I can post some and I would be happy to send you soon.. cheers from one of your Aussie fans.. Aussie bogan
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  35739. Don't think it would work in the states? I've driven there, Canada, Europe and the UK and I don't think the general standard of driving would be good enough in the US to cope with something like this? Too many decisions to make yourself!
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  35740. Whole new meaning to keeping your foot in. Wow 😁
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  35741. That 'Chitti Chitti Bang Bang was fuckin hillarious! i think it was like 1920's
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  35742. Have a look what happens if the stadium isn`t build well: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Katastrophen_in_Fu%C3%9Fballstadien
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  35743. Danfoss is a multinational company Based in Denmark With more than 40.000 employees round the world
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  35744. Notice No Barriers! well bugger all compared to now!
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  35745. The UK is in Europe 😉
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  35746. Mate, the best Ute ever made was the AU Falcon. Possibly the best car in the history of cars.
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  35747. I'm 100% behind you Ian with regard to the spiders!!! Disgusting!!! They are even worse in person!
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  35748. So I only know what 3 of the cars are about thanks to one of the drivers in the video adam lz. The orange s15 he drove in this video made 1100 hp out of a 2jz and the two rtr mustangs who he drives for now make 1200 on nitrous out of a custom roush nascarish motor
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  35749. Please, PLEASE, do another one with French and Italian drivers cursing!
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  35750. Ian, If you are into tool testing, check out Project Farm. This guy is really thorough and he really does his homework.
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  35751. Yep Tristan has a lot of great videos he did while he was in Australia.... I think he's in Mexico these days. If you want the local perspective on Aussie Slang check out Isaac Butterfield's channel.
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  35752. Love that I live in the mountains and on 5 Acres I could not handle live in Sydney I hate the heat.
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  35753. Ford launched in Australia with the XL model which was basically the same car in the US. They had terrible durability for Australuan roads at the time and warranty issues were aplenty. Their reputationwas sullied by this and Holden reigned supreme in the sales race. Little change in sales was made with the XM Falcon so with substantial engineering improvements Ford used this to prove that the XP Falcons had no such problems. Henry Ford II was in Australia at the time and Ford management took him out to see the run. The story goes that he thought it was all crazy and convinced that it would be a PR disaster, he flew back to Melbourne after only a few minutes! Note also that the lead driver (of #1 red car) was Harry Firth (he wasnt the guy who crashed it). He managed Fords racing program until 1969 when he was terminated and went to Holden to run the Holden Dealer Team, discover Peter Brock, and develop all the racing Toranas including the A9X. Also note a young Allan Moffat driving in dark rimmed glasses.
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  35754. One thing that wasn't mentioned was the need to keep the construction rules changing. When the rules are new, teams tend to try a lot of different ideas in order to figure out how to build a good car. This often means that a lower budget team with a clever idea can dominate the racing, like Lotus did when they invented ground effect in the mid-70s. But once the rules have been the same for a few years, all teams will have figured out the optimum design, and it all becomes a game of who has the most millions to spend on squeezing out 0.001 % more performance than the other teams, so the biggest budget will likely win. Also, it tends to make the cars dangerously fast. Which typically means that the ruling body decides to introduce some drastic changes to the rules. Like going from naturally aspirated engines to turbo, or the other way, banning one type of wing and mandating another, or whatever. The latest major change was allowing ground effect, which has been banned since 1983. Also, the efficiency thing has sometimes been very pronounced. During the turbo era of the 80s, fuel tank size was for a while restricted to 195 liters. The cars had the most powerful engines in history, but many races were determined by who ran out of gas and who didn't. Very often it meant that the Honda engined cars were the only ones still rolling toward the end of the races.
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  35755. Cooper pedy next, majorty live under ground and known for opal mines
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  35756. 😳😬this is too stressful for me!!!
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  35757. Amazing pronunciation for an American, man! 👍
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  35758. I've got chills..
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  35759. Congrats on the new Motor ;)
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  35760. damn bro your wife is a beauty
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  35761. My former brother in law has a gorgeous golden/brown one. I doubt he would part with it for even a million.
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  35762. At 0:58 when you thought he was locking up, he was but it was on purpose. Generally for rally, they will pull the handbrake to get the rotation when encountering hairpins or sharp corners.
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  35763. The goosebumps this video gives me are INSANE, god I love F1
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  35764. just so happened to get your video in my feed and honestly was a joy to see how much you enjoyed it, can really tell your passion for motorsport in general, gg's
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  35765. I remember "break-in oil"! The workshop manuals for my old British cars would tell you what brand to use, and how long (short) to leave it in before draining it to put in the good stuff. Of course, that was when I was a teenager, and any Euro car I could afford theen was well past its break-in mileage.. Glad you finally got to drive a Skoda! And an old Favorit at that.The two or three I've ever seen in the US were owned by older gentlemen who defected to 'the West' during the Communist era. How they managed to smuggle out their cars as well, I don't know. Maybe a vacation in Italy and a ship from Naples? EDIT: Tell Michael to bring that thing to a RADWOOD ('80s-'90s) car show. People would be all over that. You seem to like cars from that era as well - you should go with him. You might find a Volvo 244 to buy!
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  35766. Please bring back the Netherlands videos, and keep up the awesome current stuff!
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  35767. You need to watch a video when burnouts go wrong 7 it will blow your mind
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  35768. Hey Ian, the reason you couldn't compare your truck with these is because it's a Ute... 😉 Might be a big Ute, but it's a a Ute. 🖖🏻
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  35769. Do you still have boxS to open because I just want to check you got ours because I sent things to Canada and they lost it My was a box had green wrapping with Koala s on it hope you got and they didn’t loose that as well ? Happy New year guys
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  35770. G'day IWR, out here watching from the red centre in AUZ 👋🏻Yes sadly the 2024 cruizer is only available with a 2.8 4cyl TD, Due to the high demands in the previous model. I'm not a fan of the lights either, they look cheap in my opinion. Apparently the whole design is based on safety. I haven't found an official price for the new cruizer but I'm sure it will be in the 60-70k AUS range. In my opinion you would be best off buying an older cruizer. Auz also got the 300 series and the LandCruiser parado in 21 and 22. Most manufacturers are discontinuing the V8 engine and manuals 😭
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  35771. First time watching your videos. Loved how easy going and good natured you were ☺️ As an Australian, I got a bit confused over some of the things too but others were more recognisable. Glad that you had a laugh and so did I !
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  35772. Bite the end chocolate cap off each end next time then poke one end in the coffee and the other in the mouth, way easier than the way you just did it 😜☕☕🔥
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  35773. You are right it's more convenient to turn on a red light when there is no traffic. But Aussies like to push borders. The safety comes in because you will have motorist that will go when there are on coming cars coming. The servo just makes sense. If you want a drink or a quick sausage roll while on the go. You can pay off card but really only matters when you're running late.
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  35774. I imagine Tricky Dicky's name gets a snigger everytime he goes through customs in the US. Dick being another name for a penis. As is Johnson in the States. So your daddy called you Penis Penis sir?
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  35775. This is the Pacer. It has had a V8 for the past few years...Before that it had a in line 6 and it used to scream down the hill and keep up for the most part through the turns.
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  35776. Has to be the best Aussie ad ever
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  35777. Nice greetings from Austria 🙂
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  35778. Awesome mate, i see someone is from Ellenbrook known as the Bronx's in Perth Western Australia. 👍🤠
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  35779. That was a pretty good job with the cities. I still got a few wrong and I live here 😅
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  35780. Nice :) We used to have a white, slightly facelifted 1993 model in GLX trim that had less 80's/cyberpunky interior. I was hoping to get it eventually, especially when in 2007 dad got a then-new Škoda Roomster MPV because we needed a bigger family car (a move that saved us later when my mom got wheelcahir-bound). But my older cousin bought the Favorit from dad and within a year managed to total it, so I never got a chance to really drive it. By the way, even the new Škodas would probably be head-turners in the USA. There was an article about a guy getting a facelifted second generation Škoda Superb station wagon (a car made on the same chassis as VW Passat but with its own bodywork and interior), and people were stopping him and asked what kind of car it was and allegedly compared it to premium brands such as BMW or Mercedes Benz, something that wouldn't really happen that much here in Europe due to it being a VW Passat counterpart (and that is despite Superb being the top-of-the-line model for Škoda until Kodiaq, and in a way it still is)
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  35781. Don't know where he got 2.9m km2, it's 7.6m, nearly 7.7, km2. Internet speed figure is a bit questionable, though with NBN now rolled out in most cities, depending on what you pay for, 50Mbps is probably around the average in the city, though you can get up to 100Mbps. That said, in some rural areas, where the technology is different, it could be as low 8-10Mbps. Language, yes we only have English as an official western language. Obviously our First Nations people have their own language too. Being as multi-cultural as we are, you'll often hear anything from Italian, Greek, Cantonese, Mandarin, Hindi, Arabic depending on demographics. And isn't the capital of America just Washington? The DC (District of Col) is just to distinguish between the capital and the state? That literacy rate must be for all levels of literacy. He also neglected the emu as a national animal ;)
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  35782. This just got 5 thumbs up from me. Crazy, thank you Ian.
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  35783. In 1985 there was a major riot at the motorcycle races by fans in the mountain top camp area —- at that time there was unlimited alcohol in the camp area and the track in general —- everything changed after that trouble where severe limits on alcohol being taken into the circuit on race periods —- it was rough in the old days !
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  35784. How do you even park a monster like that? You crush a smaller car to make space? At least they make the planet warmer spewing out all that CO2.
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  35785. in the outback its common rule to help someone stuck because you might be the last person to see them alive
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  35786. You should watch estonian rally where they race old soviet time gaz trucks
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  35787. go a bit wider on your lines into corners over the mountain you'll find better flow through skyline.Some of the apexs are blind across the mountain so you won't actually see them you just have to know where to be on the road to get the right angles into corners. Use all the road to get best angles through apexs across the mountain and down the dipper. Also use a wheel in your Sim racing you'll get a better feel for the track 👍👍
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  35788. A hard earnt IWrocker family achievement, congratulations. Ian, Dani & kids, it would be great if you could have an adventure around Australia. All of us Aussie subscribers of this channel would love to have your family pay a visit sometime especially during our Aussie footy season (AFL, League & union) roughly March - September which is most of the motor sport season also (Supercars, rally & others). Australia has so much on offer for visitors to see & do.
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  35789. Air spike in the door pillar to activate air jacks
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  35790. I also think those giant cab over trucks look so cool and masculine. For instance the new Iveco S-Way, wow.
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  35791. He's kinda portraying the optimal situation. Believe me: There are left-lane or middle-lane huggers in Switzerland, Italy, France and Germany as well, and sadly it's still usual that passing them on the right might lose you your driver's license, whereas not getting back to the right-most free lane is usually frowned upon but probably won't even get you a ticket if police is around.
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  35792. The good old Ford falcon! My favourite car ever. Especially the fg but the fg x is alright
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  35793. Good on ya mate 👍
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  35794. You can’t keep them as pets but people do break the rules if you can get away with it
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  35795. Believe it or not netball can be a highly exciting game . It can be intensly physical and girls can be injured frequently .netball is played all over the world (except America presumably) but the premier teams come from GB , NEW ZEALAND AND OF COURSE AUSTRALIA .girls start playing From the age of 5 and go all the way to seniors . The Diamonds that you viewed are super fit professionals who are great ambassadors for Australia and it doesn't hurt that they are all georgous .
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  35796. Thanks for the vid Ian. Definitely deserves more views. On the topic of brakes, I used to get brake fade all the time in my HQ. They may have had better compounds in racing, even then but the speeds they are doing would also help to cool things down pretty quickly. Put modern tyres and brakes on just one of these vehicles, it would be interesting to see the difference.
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  35797. Danke!
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  35798. Bruce Wilson Scania in USA From Canada to Florida series. Please my friend Ian react. 💪🤠
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  35799. Being utes, rear end very light
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  35800. Hey dude! V8 supercars have a channel, named Supercars (obviously) they sometimes replay old races (1990s, 2000s, 2010s) and they are live, check it out sometime as they are always streaming something!!
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  35801. You definitely need to watch more of their video's, they are all brilliant
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  35802. If you import one, get one of the diesel ones, even here in Australia where diesel hatches are more common people still get confused when you pull up to the diesel pump, I can only imagine what it would be like in the US if you rocked up to the diesel pump in one of these. You can't just let the clutch out without using the accelerator on a small diesel like this (unless you have at least a slight down hill grade, then you can), but you don't need much, the real benefit is staying in higher gears and not needing to down shift on hills as soon as you would in a petrol car, oh and of course fuel economy.
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  35803. I first went to see this event with my parents in the 60s, in the SE of England. In the United Kingdom, kidney-shaped circuits were sometimes used to include a right hand bend, and undulating hillsides were also used to increase the challenge for riders.[1] The events traditionally occurred after haymaking and before harvesting season on newly-cut fields.[1] Postwar grasstrack circuits included "permanent" venues such as Brands Hatch, which have staged F1 races in the past, after the track was made into a tarmac surface, and Mallory Park which were not simple oval shapes, although solo motorcycle races were run in an anti-clockwise direction. Later, these were converted into tarmac circuits with races using the more common clockwise direction associated with modern road racing. In the modern era, it is generally similar to Speedway with races usually taking place over 4 laps from a standing start. Unlike Speedway, which has 4 riders per race, Grasstrack racing can have many riders in each heat and the circuit is normally longer allowing higher speeds. Grasstrack has three solo classes, 250 cc, 350 cc and 500 cc together with three sidecar classes; left-handed 500 cc and 1000 cc (turning left) and right-handed 1000 cc (turning right). The British Grasstrack season usually starts in early spring around the Easter holidays and runs through the summer/autumn months. More spectacular racing takes place at larger roped tracks including the Poacher and ASTRA Champion of Champions and Grand Slam meetings in Kent and in particular the most exciting meeting of all at the famous Rhodes Minnis circuit. Wikipedia.
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  35804. Ian mate when u do come to Australia where are you going
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  35805. Love the mix you have on your Chanel. Have a look at “Scott Taylor Motorsport” Hauling Down Under, Gold Coast to Darwin Epic Road train.
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  35806. First
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  35807. I would love for you to take a look at a Panther (WW2 German Medium Tank, built by MAN, Maybach Engine) really flooring it at a presentation in Trier, Germany in 2012. That old thing is beautifully maintained by the German Army, not in a Museum. There are a few Videos out there, but this one (2 Parts) is one with better sound: https://youtu.be/xMlgkYX0zs8?si=WrxDh7-tZ_5lhcVR Part 2 https://youtu.be/cu2ZDb8yqJs?si=jWVKBwBo3vFWcRJZ
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  35808. An Englander here. Love the channel! 👌
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  35809. 👍🤠
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  35810. Welcome back!!! .. Headed over to those other channels and I will for sure smash the subscribe button. A tad bit disappointed that the Power Wagon is no longer your daily driver, but trust me I get it. I daily drive my Power Wagon and know how much it takes to run this beast. Nonetheless great to have you back and I'm looking forward to more content!
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  35811. I knew Highway patrolman back in the day. He preferred the Valiant charger with the 265 Hemi as it was quicker to get up to speed from a standing start, then the 351 Cleveland Ford Falcon hardtop.
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  35812. Also, it were eastern block's version Skoda LIAZ with smaller L6 engines. At least cabins were that same.
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  35813. The current house I live in was built in the early 70s. nothing wrong, will last another 50 years (I wont be around then). It was built when builders took pride in what they did. NOT JUST FOR THE PROFITS.
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  35814. Hey I love the content I would love for you to check out rallycross overtakes they're sick af
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  35815. As I know you love the Aussie motor-race scene, the Monaro, and V8s, I think you'll find this to be very much worthwhile reacting to - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRCdxnm6U4U - the story behind the 427 Monaro endurance race cars.
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  35816. So good looking at our muscle cars thru someone elses eyes. The xu1 and the hq 1 tonner looked amazing.
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  35817. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX0z3PuLJEE When they first announced the Raiders - a cartoon in Rugby league week showed what the best dressed raiders player would be wearing. It was like they were dressed for the snow, which is funny as the only time a NRL game was played in the snow was at the Raider's home ground.
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  35818. Pre-chicane on Conrod.. 1000kms.. about 8 hours.. You only have to be top ten in the last 10 minutes to win.. Just gotta last the day.. This is "Group C Touring Car" too, so some Toranas, Ford Falcons, Holden Commodores, a Jag or two, RX7 Rotors (new at the time), Nissan GTR.. The in-car cam technology was invented by Channel 9 and refined doing Bathurst over the years. Today its one of the most entertaining and informative motors sports.. Bathurst is our Daytona etc. Or Indianapolis. My friend had the TV on at his wedding as it was Bathurst day!
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  35819. You keep coming up with imaginative excuses to drink more beer. Well played Ian.
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  35820. Cadbury did a limited edition Vegemite chocolate block.
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  35821. Mexican coke is the best harder to get in Australia at the moment here
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  35822. Dont really care for the metallic paint job....matte suits it much better.
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  35823. Murray Walker Bathurst hot lap is a good one. F1 commentator Murray Walker on a Bathurst hot lap in 1997 with champion at the time Brad Jones in an Audi A4.
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  35824. There much better in Western Australia we use fresh rolls 😋
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  35825. Hey buddy really enjoyed watching this with yourself it’s great to see someone appreciate and understand and articulate perfectly the brilliance of mr O’Sullivan he is one of my personal hero’s and I was lucky enough to see him make a 146 break against Ding Another true snooker legend and brilliant break maker at the same place the hallowed ultra unique and wonderful crucible theatre in the world champs a few years ago with a friend who had left for the toilet while we “queued” in wait hoping for spare tickets you’ll enjoy him too the ticket came free it was unbelievable 😅 I’ve seen him a few times and met him once, I hope you enjoy the sport and the genius of me O’Sullivan because he’s truly adored by us English and brits and the Chinese worshipped almost thanks buddy I super enjoyed this vid and your take on it respect mate Luke from England sheffield hope you see the world championships next month it will be fantastic it always is checkout the BBC coverage it’s top notch all the best mucka 😅💪🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✌🏼I’ve subscribed
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  35826. Cool ride Ian does the owner know you like Skoda Rally Cars😀😀😀
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  35827. The way that video went I fully expected the horse carriage to be a firefighting one 😂
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  35828. remember the table is not like pool , alot of the time low power better hits
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  35829. As Ive commented on here before Glen Seton is the most unluckiest driver in the history of racing in Australia!!
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  35830. Search for scottish reporter and drop bear its a great laugh. I see others have suggested Jim jeffries gun control yep do that also check out Tim minchin either prejudice or the pope song.
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  35831. There is some good vids walking Barangaroo/Darling Harbour Sydney really cool to watch great side of sydney harbour vids from last couple of years have good HD worth a look, keep up the great work love watching your content Cheers
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  35832. Good to have back in 2024. Happy new year to everyone, here in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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  35833. The coin test is ancient. The old Porsche 944 already had it in advertising to show how smooth the 2.5l Porsche four-cylinder engine was ;-) Incidentally, that was a halved V8 from the Porsche 928, whose missing cylinder bank was replaced by a balancer shaft in the in-line four-cylinder.
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  35834.  @IWrocker  hey I've just made a short video with the full field of cars for the season 2022 and the Liveries, it's a quick no fuss one, I haven't given any opinion, just naming teams and drivers. https://youtu.be/zyF_mtQuZ3U
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  35835. IWrocker is an Audifan, nice broo me to, nothing better then Audi 😉
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  35836. Fire trucks in Australia come under basically 2 types. Metropolitan and Rural. The metro trucks carry minimal water (1200 litres) and are basically just pumpers, so they need to access mains water for building fires. The ones seen here were all Scania which I think is the most common. The metros also have larger ladder types and sky jet models. Nearly all rural fire trucks are Japanese. 4WD Isuzu or 4WD Hino. They usually carry 3000 litres and are built for bushfires and rugged terrain. Some smaller units like Landcruisers seen here are used as well. But unlike American fire engines, that have dedicated brands that just make fire engines from the ground up. these are standard models from the manufacturer and then transformed into fire units
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  35837. The full lap!!! Please!!! Full telemetry. In car! It’s breathtaking.
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  35838. You should really check out "Gilles - For the Love of Speed" and "Hot Lap" by Antti Kalhola. He has many other great montage videos about motor racing. Actually he might have the best vidos in this genre.
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  35839. IWrocker should have a look at I Still Call Australia Home by Peter Allen. One of the Qantas choir advertisement versions (2000/2001 version maybe). They may substitute Rome for Rio in their version (sacrilege!), but the whole song is there, the landscapes are great and that kids' choir sure sing it well! Could chuck in reviewing a version of I Am Australian if that's too short. QF must not fly to Rio...
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  35840. I'm pretty sure Cadbury can't trademark a colour
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  35841. Mopar or no car go to the valiants
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  35842. Should do another American reviews Aussie fan submitted cars
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  35843. a lot of motor sport history from our cousins across the ditch, you gotta check out a movie about burt munroe a very famous kiwi called the worlds fastest indian !!!!!! great movie about a motorsport legend
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  35844. Bro, I like your videos, but please fix your greenscreen! 🙂
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  35845. watch two of the best youtubers on the wwws niceeee
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  35846. My heart is Supercars V8,s when and if you come to aus make sure it’s when Bathurst is on once you go to that you will change
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  35847. QLD sent me subscribe ✅❤️
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  35848. Cascade Mtn. is only a couple hours away from you up here in Wisconsin. It's got some good mellow runs that are great for learning on.
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  35849. He knows every flag 🥳🥳
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  35850. Not sure if you've done a video on them, but check out the Kirovets K700. A V8 powered Rusdian Tractor, also available in V12. And the Zil 131, a Russian V8 powered truck
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  35851. Awesome video as usual. Beautiful Family.
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  35852. It reminds you of Jetta because it is on same VW platform VW and Skoda are really close even for some models same car with different logo (you can even find logo of VW on engine block in Skoda car.) And this is around 2000ish Skoda Octavia 1 so yeah its close to Jetta. :)
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  35853. Does America not have McCafé? You won’t find a tradie here without a Macas coffee in the morning, also that macas is quite upmarket compared to most in aus
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  35854. Big hello to you Ian and family
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  35855. Subscribe to your channel and thumbs up from Saudi Arabia.. you are most welcome to visit .. by the way the Nissan pickup is 2016 and still 2020 the same .. the small Mitsubishi is pajero.. 3800cc v6
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  35856. You absolutely can control your pouring and, consequently, the amount of foam, with ANY beer. Just learn how to control the pour.
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  35857. President George W Bush called us Austria during his presidency, I assume that's the meme.
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  35858. One impressive thing with Nascar pit is when the guy with lugs pistol switch from right back wheel to left back wheel, the refueller is moving to clear the path and come back in position to continue to refueling the car.
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  35859. Something some may find interesting, the oldest car makers are 1. Peugeot: · 2. Tatra: · 3. Opel Automobile GmbH: · 4. Mercedes Benz: · 5. Skoda. Note that two of them are Czech :)
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  35860. 05:20 Ethanol is here now - it used to be E5 (5%), but E10 has been appearing in the last few months.
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  35861. Well done Ian, You reallly deserve it after all the (long) work you put in to it. Congrats!!!
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  35862. Daewoo, Samsung motor company, and Ssangyong is missing from the list, but then there are probably a bunch that didn’t get mentioned Recently discovered and subscribed to your channel; keep up the good work!
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  35863. I thinks next island should be Rottnest island in WA , it was once a army base infact it's where my granddad done his training they would have to swim around the island 6 times a day, but it has since become a tourist location and home of the cutest Australian animal the quokka 😁 their always smiling
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  35864. Try to look up a show called Bondi Rescue, it’s about the lifeguards on Bondi beach
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  35865. ACK.. I was hoping you bought it and you were gonna drive about like a Czech Walter White for Halloween. ✌🇮🇪
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  35866. If you want to get a bit more Aussie i can recommend. The big lez show on youtube. A whole bunch of short animations down by two guys in entirly in micro soft paint. Its absolutely saturated with aussie humour and culture. Fair warning theres a lot of violence swearing and drug use depicted. These of course being staples of semi rural aussie culture
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  35867. Well some have become quite valuable as they where limited numbers printed . like coins. but flippos , pokemon card baseball card football cards etc etc , have no physical value until people start collecting them . and suddenly they become big money.
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  35868. Powers Gold or XXXX Gold (Fourex), If you're really thirsty go for "Darwin Stubby" 2,270ml or U.S 77fl OZ.
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  35869. When you said" how ya goin' "? At the start,you sounded Aussie as mate,well done,most yanks butcher it✌️😆🇭🇲
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  35870. BBQ and CHICKEN CRIMPY 👍👍 PIZZA are good too
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  35871. I was so happy that your first beer was a "Früh Kölsch" 😃 It's a "protected geographical product" And it is only allowed to name it "Kölsch" if it is brewed in Cologne. It used to be said that you had to be able to see the cologne cathedral from the brewery😉 (It's a little bit more complex but this would go beyond the scope here) And the second big difference to other breweries and beers in Germany is that this beer is always served in 0.2 liter glasses called "Kölschstange" Therefore it is always fresh and never stale. And you never have to reorder a new one. The "Köbe's" (the guy who brings the beer 😄) always brings a new one when your glass is empty until the moment you put a beer mat on the glass. I hope I didn't bore anyone, but I was so happy to see a beer from my hometown with you that I couldn't hold back.🤣🤣🤣 If anyone wants to go for a beer in Cologne, just let me know.😉😄🍻
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  35872. 730 bhp and well over 3000nm of torque. Scania now make a 770 which has 3700nm (2729 ft lbs) of torque!!!!!!!
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  35873. Check out “Driver61 sim racing” channel on YouTube. I think it’s Nigel Mansells son. He’s a race driver and his channel is excellent for learning racecraft, trailbraking, car setup… everything!! A real professional channel. 👍🏼
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  35874. Thanks for reacting! In the good old days you heard those cars first and then you saw them, now it's the other way arround. There is no problem going to a F1 race without ear protection. But not in those days! 😀
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  35875. I can't believe how bad the hot dogs in America were , i thought theyd be the tits over there since they love them ,but they were pov as. Not one place had grated cheese.
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  35876. Some of Danfoss' products are Refrigeration systems, air conditioning, electric motors, thermostats, valves, solutions for renewable energy such as solar power and heat pumps, production of energy-efficient technologies for industry, transport, food and construction
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  35877. There is going to be a test event in the usa in september 2023 near Tennessee, organized by the WRC
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  35878. Hey I know its not about truck driving but check out the vid of Michael Schumacher setting a sub 5 minute lap in a Ferrari 2004 at the Nurburgring. Unbelievable! And the sound!! Find it at Nekrews 51. You really will love it!! From 1 of your English followers.
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  35879. No reason to feel dumb, You are a victim of the US education system. Compared to other US citizens, You are far above average, just because You question the system. OK, I doubt You will manage a career as a chirurg, but what You do is good enough to help me regain trust in the US
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  35880. Yes, you are right. #4 is the Imsa car, and #44 Trans am. The Imsa car is one if my favourite of all time. I Saw the real one from Stuck in a Museum here in Germany. Just goosebumps all-over!!!! 😍😍😍
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  35881. I'd urge you to have a look at different videos of the Matra 650. Here is one older video: https://youtu.be/m8fcA6lcpX4
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  35882. Pit stops can win or loose a race. That's why I LOVE watching pit stops. Especially during your ( OUR ) favorite race. B A T H U R S T!
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  35883. Interesting point, Australia has more skyscrapers per head of population than anywhere in the world.
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  35884. The engine gives me goose bumps
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  35885. Congratulations on 90k Ian 👏🏾👏🏾 keep grinding bro 👍🏾 I think think this was during the Michelin/Bridgestone tyre war era… Tyres were grooved to slow them down around corners 👍🏾
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  35886. as a Aussie I'm partial to supercars as i worked on them in the historic category but love NASCAR just the raw engineering and H pattern. it seems more grass roots than supercars
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  35887. I can feel a.... Carlton Dry coming on.
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  35888. There's a new flavour fried chicken out at the moment. They taste great also.
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  35889. The Bowdens definitely have an enviable car collection
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  35890. Mery Christmas to you and your family 🤶salute from Czech Republic
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  35891. LOL also the guy Called it the Wisdom when it's Windom , My father owned one for some time good car 👍
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  35892. Take a look to Toumatra wood transport in Belgium.. you´ll like it.. 😉
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  35893. Tyrell p34 (6 wheeler) a very famous f1 car most people haven't heard of lol I think it came about in the mid 70s raced in 77 and 76 I think but I am not 100% sure, by 78 it was outdated or not competitive due to rule changes. There is a really good couple clips on YouTube about the history of this car. I only ever heard about it about 8 10 months ago. I don't know enough about it to comment any further but there is a tone of YouTube content about it. Very interesting either way.
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  35894. is mexican coke jarritos?
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  35895. Just so you know Rod Millen is a 70 year old man absolutely sending it. You should do a vid on him.
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  35896. Super entertaining. I forgot how funny Australians are. hahaha Thanks mate.
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  35897. 👍 Cool. Back in the day*, we used to manufacture a couple million Coke cans at a time at work, and store them until they were loaded and trucked to the Coke factory to be filled. If you ever see an old three-piece Coke can with a little "G" near the bottom of the side seam, I may have made it. I feel like it's time for an icy cold Coke :) . Cheers. *IE: Back in the day before (EDIT: two-piece) aluminium cans out-competed the three-piece steel beverage can.
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  35898. I just did some homework for you nobbys products are actually american via the pepsi cola company
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  35899. I recently sold my 1976 Skoda S110L in Australia and now wish i didn't. It was a hell of a car.
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  35900. MY mom had a dyane cabrio when I was a kid, wind would make you change lines on the highway, crazy.
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  35901.  @IWrocker  I don't know if you have tried burger rings my guy, but they are legit awesome Aussie chips. If not I may need to hook you up
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  35902. Hay mate look up Roger the ripped kangaroo
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  35903. I like the intro at the beginning
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  35904. Palm Cove is the beach of dreams......had several holidays with my late mother up there in early 2000's. I was often alone on a massive of expanse of sand with palm tree boundaries. Those bluddi Yank utes are utterly,ridiculously bloated waste of resources,similar to ev's.....too heavy,too damned expensive & generally not fit for purpose.
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  35905. go easy on those Tim Tams... if you are anything like me, you will put on a couple of kg's/lb's just from looking at them. But then again we only live once.. enjoy
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  35906. Isn't American bread just cake?
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  35907. 🇵🇹
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  35908. HAHAHAHAHAH this is mucked🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅better at cricket broo
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  35909. Yes go the bunnies 🐰
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  35910. Love your videos, in particular the variety of subjects! Motorsports (Rally!!), countries, "everyday culture", people... Greetings from Vienna, Austria!
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  35911. This is a badass truck. I love power wagons I've owned 2. My guessing why they never made is because the power wagon isn't a huge seller, but now to put out probably a $75k power wagon I guess they figured they wouldn't sell. Power wagons are a special group, but a small group
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  35912. Your a loved man mate, 👍 I think your gonna put on 50kg before Xmas mate,..watching this as I stuff my face at maccas
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  35913. That rx7 sounds nice
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  35914. That’s very diplomatic of you Ian🤣👍
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  35915. Ello ello here in new Zealand you see both everywhere but I haven't seen the long nosed with giant cabs on them. Like yours do. Since watching these videos of yours I've Definitely looked more at ours. I do know the speed limit for our trucks is 90km on the open road but also I know many can go way faster and watching them on our winding roads always impresses me. Its crazy your trucks are allowed to drive so fast but makes sense you've longer straights and far more kms go cover. Here unless it's changed they can drive for 10 hours then have to have a break. I remember my dad driving his big trucks always pulling up at a lake to have a break.
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  35916. And the most iconic Aussie muscle car would be the XY GTHO Falcon, which is a 4 door
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  35917. Pitch Black is fkn awesome movie.
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  35918. The DeVille is the Holden Statesman DeVille which was the highest spec for the luxury Statesman model during the 70's after the Brougham was discontinued
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  35919. If you were to pay only $50 for a two-hour flight in the U.S., the hardness of the landing wouldn't matter there either.
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  35920. I ditched my Holden and Ford V8's for a Tesla and it is way more fun then either of the previous two! No looking back and driving a 19th Century ICE car! One drive and I was hooked.
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  35921. Definitly check out MotoringBox, he's got a few videos about the history of some of the later model Falcons and Ford Australia
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  35922. Welcome to the world of Colin McRae (and Nicky Grist, the navigator). :) Now you should do a Richard Burns video to follow this. Another legendary rally driver to check out is Juha Kankkunen.
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  35923. I'm from Iceland, 80/90's kid, these were a very popular model here and Škoda still is. My father runs a concierge/taxi service here and his fleet consists of multiple BMW 7 series' and Škoda Superbs, every now and then the Škodas fill in for the 7 series' on VIP pickups and no complaints yet, USA residents often ask if they are a finer version of Audi. It might be worth mentioning that his Superbs are all L&K versions. You should dig into that, you will be recieving a package from me in the mail with Icelandic sweets soon and if i get clearance you will get some "Hákarl" and "Brennivín" (to be enjoyed together) but that would be traditional Shark Meat and Aquavit Schnapps.
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  35924. I think the trading partners table was BS. There is no way we import less from China than we export. We pay a lot more for produced products than we get from selling the minerals and materials.
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  35925. try english porters
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  35926. Look up Bergen, Norway. 202-239 days of rain.
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  35927. Merry Xmas mate ( cool Jacket ;) ), good song , an alternative to the rusty holden ute , was a rusty falcon ute ( the better one ! :) ) i had one of those .
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  35928. My Birthday is October 18th as well. Lol
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  35929. I really enjoyed the photos. New Mexico looks spectacular. Great video with a human touch.
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  35930. I don’t know if you ever saw the vid on UTUBE of the guy in his huge ford ranch diesel getting stuck and wound up damaging the shit out of his truck because it couldn’t off road worth a damn but I just watched it and it made me think of your vids and how I bet he wishes he bought a POWER WAGON!!
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  35931. $1000 Might get you two laps
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  35932. I like lime better
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  35933. Do you measure temperature in degrees Celsius? I saw on your desk🙂 btw your channel is cool👍
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  35934. Thank you so much ❤ yes they’re part of our meals now 😊🎉
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  35935. There is a 4 part series about Australia's 4 billion year history. It is the only country in the world where there is an uninterrupted timeline to the earth's history. Each episode is about an hour long and it is on YouTube, so when you have some time, it is an excellent doco. FYI, the tides in the north of Western Australia are so high (13+ metres, 40+ feet) and drop so fast that when the reefs are exposed they form waterfalls on the edges.
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  35936. This McDonalds wages issue is interesting when you consider that a number of US people have criticised Australian McDonalds for not having the value deals like $1 burger. Though here you can get the deal of $2 Mac. Given the wages here are legally minimum a bit over $18 /hr full time. I do not know actual salary but that would be minimum. That is full time and would have holidays and other benefits too. However McDonalds has very many young teens and younger generation employed part time. That I presume applies in US too. And likewise both countries there are no or less benefits. Of whatvI believe from this presentation and others in US there is nothing extra on casual pay. Yet in Australia there is a legal requirement where no benefits apply like casual positions thevsalary must be loaded by 25% of the equal full time pay. Sorry to say that is all too frequently cheated on, as casuals will be offered a rate of pay claimed to be loaded to compensate, and then unknowingly the casual employee agrees to work for that rate, where in fact other full timers are on equal or in extreme more pay, and under orders to not discuss their wages with the casuals if they want to retain their pay rate. Of course if caught the business involved will be severely fined and even forced to backpay the employed people even former employees many years in arrears. Recent years many cases of "mistaken" under pay by large organisations have been hitting the news. Companies like banks, restaurants, delivery firms, manufacturers. Ok some might self report that for last 10 years they have failed to fully pay overtime, work on weekends and public holidays, night shift on call jobs (pay penalty rates up to 50% and 100% apply) . I am convinced that US can offer these super special $1 deals because their labour cost is minimal, while here the same super low pricing is not possible due to wages level. So absence of such can not be validly criticised. Base cost is just limiting, but if wage levels compare then our special deal is generally far better, as for minimum payed persons they can still better afford our higher prices than the minimum payed US worker.
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  35937. If you want to look up odd sports, try kabaddi https://youtu.be/kW6z5TyU8QA
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  35938. Might not seem like it now but I think Government Motors...err.. I mean GM might've killed the golden goose by getting rid of Holden. Just have to wait and see of course. It still saddens me that there's no more Holden as I was born and raised Holden and learnt to drive in a HQ station wagon with a thong slapper 253 V8 with Traumatic...err..Trimatic T-bar auto as well as passed for my licence in a Holden Camira. Here's something for you to watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjWRHgTm6wk
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  35939. Love the reaction videos, would like to see your reaction to British stock cars and banger racing
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  35940. I made a suggestion before to look at tractor pull Also tractor pull failures They literally explode like a bomb 💣 Also look up Australian bandag bullet Specific build drag truck 25000 horses twin V8 4 tubo diesels coupled together Special tyres as melts them in a couple burn outs It was used by tyre company to advertise their tyre for commercial vechiles Travelled Australia 🇦🇺 drag circuit's Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  35941. Although this is a VERY Niche category of racing , that I never really got into , I MUST agree about the SOUND these brutes make .
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  35942. That car driving through the thick dust. Spinning out of control and stopping is a mark one escort. One of the most earliest rally cars alongside the mini.😊😊
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  35943. check out the moza r5 or fanatec 5nm starter kits. They both come with a direct drive wheel base, wheel and pedals.
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  35944. The blue bird is a Fairywren. Port Macquarie. Think of a quarry where they dig up rock and that is how you say that part. The spiky fella is an echidna. If you received a 5 cent coin, he's on that.
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  35945. Yeah... Heineken and Carlsberg are kind of everyday beers... not exactly considered interesting... but it's probably the ones that people think about when comparing generic European beer to generic American beers like Budweiser, Coors and Miller. Something darker, like Guinness are perhaps not suited for hot weather, in that case I'd recommend the Radler-class, or just the lagers/pilsners. My preferred of these quite mainstream brands would probably be the Newcastle and Franziskaner on a comfortably warm day at a sidewalk café or biergarten, preferably with some snacks to follow. Good thing about this list is that they're all very much exported, shouldn't be too difficult to find in the US either.
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  35946. Merry Christmas to you and your family. You should become a weather man. Very entertaining. Loved it. 👍
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  35947. Oh dear - only 4 mins in and already feel like the Uk lass is letting us down
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  35948. Ian, I'd love to see you vlogging the TT outside a pub with a pint & fish n chips lunch.
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  35949. Yep the baby faced assassin could definitely drive, he and a amazing career at Ford
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  35950. Great video
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  35951. I am Scottish but live in Austraila now and yes they got me too but hey love this country grate fun
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  35952. Bathurst this year 2021 is November 4-7
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  35953. You should hear the v10 aircooled diesels in the Maguiris-Deutz 6x6 trucks. Used by the South African Defence Force, under the sanction busting name of SAMIL... The same trucks were also sold under the Iveco name.
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  35954. I think this game is Brazilian. A lot of Brazilians in the comments of Aussie racing videos so I think there's a lot of fans of Aussie motorsport there.
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  35955. In Australia a man's choice of manufacturer (Holden or ford) is a line in the sand when it comes to motorsport. Bathurst is the one race that everyone wants their side of the line to win. People remember the Bathurst winner more than the championship winner probably because it is a bloody tough endurance race on men and machines . In our eyes it's our motorsport grand final and the greatest race track on earth.
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  35956. They only glow during the larvae stage, they spin the sticky web lines to catch food during this stage. Just amazingly weird shit!!
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  35957. I feel like America and Australian actually have more in common than we think 🤣
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  35958. 90s bro 👍😂💯
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  35959. The yellow car at the bottom of the page is a Giocattolo; based on an Alfa Rkmeo. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giocattolo
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  35960. Apart from your weak beer, you in the USA have one of the best whiskeys besides the English, from your south, "Southern Comfort".
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  35961. Yeah thats about right. 😂
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  35962. She's adorable, love her name. Congratulations to you all.
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  35963. Agro's full name is actually Agro Vation
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  35964. giant gaming machines on wheels so Japanese
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  35965. These Holden torana's are small cars with big motors and now days they are $200,000 worth. Search SLR 5000 to get an idea. Very hot car
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  35966. you should check EuroNascar, they also race in Belgium at the circuit of Zolder, Zolder is a city in Limburg in Flanders in Belgium.🏁🚗🚗🚗🚗🇧🇪
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  35967. Korea's oldest automotive manufacturer.. SsangYong is respected for its rugged build quality, reliability and outstanding performance since its foundation in 1954 !
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  35968. Would ever want a Cummins on the channel?
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  35969. Do a Aussie weather video we get insane Dust Storms to
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  35970. Subway car looks like it be a Australian car because green and gold is Aussie colours
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  35971. Bathurst is seriously the place for you. Hill End is BEAUTIFUL! It’s my all time fave place here!! Go to Sofala too. 💕💕 They are both really accessible from Bathurst. Gulgong is the most beautiful town in the world though. It is also easily accessible from Bathurst. 👍👍👌XB
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  35972. The tourist solgan use to be "If you never never go, you'll never never know". My favourite place was Kings Canynon back in 2000 when I last visited. Absolutely beautiful, as is the top end of WA in the Kimberley and Pilbara.... Beers Beers Beers as Jimmy Rees would say 😊
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  35973. So when are you coming down to the land down under
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  35974. I'm not too sure on the US race disciplines but in F1 a 2.7s stop would be quite disappointing. The fastest ones are usually around 1.8, averaging about 2.3s ish. A big factor for the F1 pitstops is that because it's all so precise and crowded around the car, the driver has to stop EXACTLY on his marks where the wheel gun will meet the nut on the wheel. If he over or under shoots his marks, the whole crew has to adjust which will lose you loads of time! The fact as well that the F1 crews can do this so fast and still "double-stack" a pit stop servicing both cars right after one another is incredible. You might notice in the WEC classes where they have a driver change, the driver jumping out assists the driver getting in with safety harness and drinks bottle etc. They have the tear off windscreen covers and the guy wiping down the windscreen and headlights because of all the bugs you get around the track as the race transitions from day to night and back to day. The WEC classes also have a maximum amount of crew who can be working on the car at any one time. Also for any more significant damage as you might get in the result of a crash, they can wheel the car straight in to the garage and replace near enough anything. WRC are also amazing for being able to turn a completely wrecked car into something that can win again in about 30 mins! You should check out this video comparing very early F1 pitstops to now, where they were literally smashing the wheel off with a hammer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRy_73ivcms You might also be interested in the legend, Guy Martin training to be a member of an F1 pit crew for a race: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wyUmoY54BQ
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  35975. Vh💪have had mine since 18.....😉24 years later and still have it.the last of the steel bumber Commodores..
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  35976. U said u r a car guy, React to Aussie Burnouts!
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  35977. Best sounding v8 the vp
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  35978. Hello Darryl. I will make sure to let him know :)
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  35979. what's with the overdub "Queensland"? what was it before??? rainforest in queendlsnd is only in small pockets unfortunatly
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  35980. Hey there Ian, you didn't do as bad as u think, about fifty percent correct, I mean, how many of these languages would you hear on a regular basis, anyway, so don't kick yourself too much, good fun though, even I got the swedish one totally wrong, thumbs up nonetheless
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  35981. She gave her all! It sucks to get old...
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  35982. I totally agree with this expat. I live in Canada and have driven in both North America and Europe. Very good drivers over there.
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  35983. lol Love your commends Ian ;-))
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  35984. Skaife's pole lap in 1991 was a 2:12.63. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cV-_zeAaI60
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  35985. Okay so if you look on youtube for David Attenborough Lyrebird, you can watch! I live next to the bush & it took them 4 days to mimic hubby's new car's unlock beeps. lol
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  35986. You gotta see the episode on international finances. Sort of an Ausie equivalent to the American “Who’s on first base “ skit
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  35987. The jl looks more like a fiat to me than the jk. I have actually owned both. The jk is more jeep and seems more rugged. The jl has lots of plastic and seems flimsy. I didn't like the 4 cylinder turbo so traded it for a 2018 jk with the naturally aspirated six which had an oil leak the day i drove it home. Dealer said it was a common problem from 2014 and up and relaced the oil cooler and radiator at no charge and seems fine now but this motor only had 9700 miles when I bought it. Its been over a month now and so far no more issues but in that time I have noticed the jk just seems to be of better build quality. All of the materials seem to be more substantial but the jl did feel better on the road, more like an sun but is that what you want in a jeep?
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  35988. Hi mate the guys from 4wd 24/7 YouTube Australian 4wd channel just done a tip there it aired this week go n check it out Cheers mate 🍻
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  35989. The first GP i went to was Brazil 2004...and the roar of the cars felt like it was all coming out from my chest when they were upshifting on the straight..it was like the end of world 😂 visceral is the word..I couldn't stop smiling or getting goosebumps..
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  35990.  @IWrocker alright Ian.I recommend you gonna watch a video of the 1978 AMG Mampe Lufthansa Mercedes Benz 450 5.0 SLC Race Car. It’s great 👍
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  35991. Start the ETS series. I’d love to see that
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  35992. The shrubs/trees at the end look like a type of hakea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakea
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  35993. Recording at 3:17 AM. That's dedication! 👌
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  35994. The "bugger" ad was the best, it was circa 1999 and didn't last long due to all the complaints about the use of the word "bugger", however it aired just long enough for it to become a catch-phrase around the country. You can probably guarantee that anyone 30+ who uses "bugger" when something goes wrong got it from that ad. The dog made that ad, and most will mimic the tone, I always picture that dog whenever I hear someone say it that context. It's funny that it offended so many back then, but now it's part of everyday language, and more people probably get offended by "damn". In fact a lot people probably have no idea what the word really means, and think it's just an expression of frustration/annoyance.
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  35995. "How is he doing this?" F1 driver, Knows the track and in a modern M car.. Whats the m5 these days stock 550? 650 bhp? Not to mention the stability control active body control etc etc. Course you add all that up, along with his insane talent and you get laps and driving like this. You should check out Sabine Schmidt.. Either her transit van run for Top Gear or her ring taxi runs or there is a vid with her passing like 30 35 cars in 1 lap V similar to the one you did already in a race. Also Kubica is with a soft c.. just FYI
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  35996. LOL!!!
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  35997. I've used vehicle mounted winches for 30+ years and I can't say I've ever seen a bumper winch that can hold enough line to go that far! 8mm cable may do 30 meters or so and a 10mm 25>30.
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  35998. Carlsberg also own one of four main chains of breweries in Poland. They own sub-brands like: Krąż, Kasztelan, Bosman, Okocim, Harnaś and Piast.
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  35999. A light colour scheme for the interior is a bad idea, because as a work vehicle it is going to be prone to scratching and dirt. Eventually you will have oily gloves / hands ... and it might be difficult to get all traces of that from a dashboard / seat if you touch anything with that dirty stuff.
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  36000. John Clarke & Brian Dawe where the masters of dry humour. Thanks for that classic, Ian.
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  36001. Ian, your comment "it looks so solid...so strong" when looking at the images of Dresden belies its past. This is city was almost completely destroyed from allied bombings during world war two. Basically the bombings reduced the baroque city to something resembling a moonscape. It took almost 60 years to rebuild but its beauty was finally completed recently with the restoration of the Frauenkirche, a famous landmark of the city.
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  36002. Judd built off-the-shelf engines for midfield F1 teams and Le Mans prototypes (though I think they did some CART engines in the 90's too). So, this is basically a BMW with an F1 engine fitted. Hillclimbers are nuts.
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  36003. If you read any one comment on this video let it be this one. It takes years to understand cricket, years. Even once you understand the game you'll spend a lifetime tring to understand the lingo and different fans all around the world, good luck start with 'test cricket' then 'one day cricket' then 't20 cricket'.
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  36004. The Aston Martin Valiant is inspired by the '80s V8 Vantage Race Car, known as "the MUNCHER" !!
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  36005. I like your channel a lot, there is always something new, and you have also different items, rally truck and so one, like that very much,Bedankt
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  36006. Love the content, you should check out the Donut media video on Colin Mcrea I think you'll really enjoy it
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  36007. Suggestion for reaction and it may be an acquired taste but most aussies ❤️her you will have never met anyone like her Dame Edna
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  36008. good morning From Germany
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  36009. That shirt is way cool me old.
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  36010. Ahhh, the joy your family brings👍👍❤🤟👋
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  36011. You should react to Dakar rally next !
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  36012. I love watching NASCAR too at least the American commentators give you the opportunity to crank it up and feel the V8 rumble through the speakers, but this Australian commentator just can’t shut up and let you enjoy the sound. Seriously how can he say listen to that sound of the v8 when all he does is yell over it, my rant over 😊
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  36013. I love these family video’s, you seem like such a great family and it’s so endearing
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  36014. Another great video! With 900HP...I would spend the rest of my 40’s in a gas station,between that and a power wagon!🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻
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  36015. NSW are phasing out the Chrysler 300 due to poor fuel economy and terrible reliability, boosting numbers of the BMW 530D
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  36016. I can't really comment, I'm too heavily biased towards Cam's Monster Stang..
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  36017. This car is all round mad. You have to check it out... maybe in a reaction
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  36018. last one would've been so easy with a trailer that had swivel tires, like the ones we use here in europe, since with those you can make trailer turn wider
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  36019. Starbucks are still missing the point which Gloria Jeans understand. A bigger coffee menu compared to food menu. Australians want coffee first, food second, in a coffee shop. It’s a ‘coffee’ shop! Australia is very influenced by our immigration. Europeans brought us coffee, pizza, pasta, delicatessen meats & cheeses, wines. Asians bought us amazing Asian food mainly. Coffee is expensive here. Even Maccas coffee is over $5 Maccas were smart with the McCafe concept. Coffee first. Small food items to go with coffee. Or alternatively coffee to go with a Maccas meal unlike the annoying Schnitz franchise. Australians aren’t big on mammoth sized meals and gallon drinks full of sugar. Thank god. We want to sit. Enjoy the coffee as an experience of taste and a vehicle to meet friends over a coffee. We’re just as time poor. But our time ‘includes’ coffee
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  36020. I'm a Ford fan so these aren't my favourite cars but this is great racing and I do feel a bit sad watching so many of these classics being destroyed. If I had a say in it, I'd like to see them add XB Falcons to the field and get that old red vs blue rivalry going out there. XB has 50 more cubes but the leaf spring rear wouldn't corner as well as the HQ coil over rear. Still love watching these cars. The only downside is REAL classic cars getting smashed. Even if they are Holdens. 😉
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  36021. Supercar YouTube channel got loads old races for free plus also this year's pay on YouTube
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  36022. Iwrocker you need to check out Dutton garage in Melbourne!
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  36023. You have seen nothing yet. Next stop, the rally crushes 🤣
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  36024. Maaaan. Pretty sure they cost more than that here these days. very cool vid
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  36025. Australia does have a few American Trucks like Dodge Rams and a few F150 and higher but they have been Imported in. We just get Navaras, Land Cruisers, BT50, Rangers and few other I forgot from dealers
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  36026. Penalties can be anything from a pit lane stop n go to 5sec & up to 15sec. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  36027. Thank you for your kind words at the beginning ❤
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  36028. Very cool!
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  36029. Dude I would LOVE to check out the PW and would be honored to do a video with you. I'll make sure that my truck is all cleaned up and purty. I'll send you a PM with my cell. My business is 2 minutes from FCA Belvidere.
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  36030. Anybody remember the "Toad Mobile" ? It was in AMCN back in the early 90's. Had a 4.4 liter V8 and Auto Tranny from a P76. AMCN (Australian Motorcycle News) Kudos to PGM
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  36031. really enjoy your channel, when and if you want to trail in Colorado my 05 power wagon would love to tag along.
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  36032. That looked like Joey in the back seat of the car. An echidna could be worse if you found one in your shower. The lizard is a goanna, the bird is a cockatoo, you're the only American I have heard pronounce emu correctly. Never seen Kanga meat in the supermarket. The spiders are awesome to keep around they keep the insects out of the house.
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  36033. Mate you've gotta do "Working at an Aussie Bottle-O" by friendlyjordies next.
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  36034. Our English sometimes doesn't sound like English? seriously. Australians speak a sub dialect which is recognised by the large number of unique words from indigenous languages, our pronunciation is very close to typical British English though we do drag our 'a' vowel closer to 'ar' and we are a bit nasal. Americans speak, well American. It's more removed than a dialect, it's more like Swiss/German, Flemish/Dutch, American/English, almost a different language but not as far removed as Portuguese/Spanish/Italian. This is because America isolated itself from the rest of the English speaking world for almost 200 years so American is based on a more archaic version of English.
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  36035. Being from Australia and growing up with watching Bathurst,my choice of the best sounding cars would be the early V8’s like Dick Johnson’s green xe falcon,Brockies SLR5000+ the PB special SS VK Commodore and the valiant e38 and e39 in-line 6 cyl 6 pac triple webber Carberry hemi chargers thunder’n up and over the top of Bathurst the sound echoed off the concrete wall’s and you’d feel it in your sole sitting at skyline Or ne’er the dipper! Definitely a bucket list item The start line at willowbank raceway ready for the green light for the top fuel& funny cars race Or the burnout master’s at summer Nats in Canberra ACT
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  36036. If you get 6 more packs you can raise your bat for the tonne.
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  36037. That race is located just 2 hours away from Oslo, Norways capital city where I live. I'm going see one for the first time this year.
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  36038. Nice video. You will have some great try food videos will all that lot for sure.
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  36039. I know my friends workshop had someone bringing in a viper. Theyre very rare here
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  36040. Caught it
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  36041. Ian's going to become a meme, dude that constantly receives TimTams.
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  36042. I used to love this show growing up.
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  36043. The '79 Repco Round-Australia was just sadistic: 20,000km in two weeks. 100mph at night, on dirt, from one state capital to the next via the most torturous back roads they could find, with no sleep. Noel Richards wrote: "Starting and finishing in Melbourne the Repco traversed Australia clockwise taking in parts of the outback seen only to a few – the Sunset country of Victoria, Maralinga and the Nullarbor plain in South Australia, Meekatharra and Chocolate Ruffle Pass in the West, Borroloola in the Territory and mining tracks in central Queensland." Brock won, sure, but the real king of this kind of event was "Gelignite" Jack Murray, who won the 1954 edition with no time penalties at all.
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  36044. I feel that America has great coffee in certain places but not everywhere all the time. At least in Melbourne, cafe's have to be good or they'll go bust pretty quickly
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  36045. i would have liked to have seen the V8 supercars at bathurst with a brake change as well
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  36046. I've been in Rally de Portugal's Lousada special stage this year, it was really fun. But it's nothing compared to an actual stage. Next year I'm planning to do like these guys in the video 😂
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  36047. now check out George fury smash all the v8s in his 4cyl blue bird...fastest car down the original conrod straight
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  36048. i watch the Icelandic Formula Offroad race on youtube every year its over a few stages though out the year its crazy the stuff they do to watch them hydroplane down a river is nuts dont think its deep till one slows down and sinks like 4 ft under the water lol
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  36049. I will buy one in regular cab longbed if it comes
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  36050. My Mrs always adds a spoonful of Vegemite into the broth of a beef stew while it's cooking.
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  36051. I went a few years ago, it was amazing everywhere you look is bathed in lights and images. Cruising on the harbour at night gives another perspective of how the whole city looks during the Vivid Festival.
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  36052. I love vegimite. You put a little too much, but it's a personal taste thing. Just make sure that you use real butter not margarine.👍 Well done for trying it sir.
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  36053. I’ve been watching F1 almost all my life. I’m a motorsport official and have marshalled F1 in the past. Steering wheels differ from team to team and from year-model to year-model. This is last year’s Mercedes Benz steering wheel and it’s settings: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=giWg44Uprb4
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  36054. Is it just a coincidence the the symbol for gold is Au same as the internet’s code for Australia 🤔
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  36055. In mid 1970s the NSW police used Chargers as highway patrol vehicles. Possibly other states too. The NSW ones and I presume others were booosted performance engines and 300kg lead plates in the boot (truck). The normal road common sales models were too light and prone to loosing driving traction on hard accel pedal to the floor. My boss had one , second hand ex highway patrol, bright orange replacing the police patrol colour, used normally by his wife. I then had a Suzuki LJ50 540 cc two stroke 4WD, that had to be repaired by dealer as they damaged my transfercase oil plug hole by stripping the thread. Unfortunately as they needed to get a spare part from Japan I was left minus my Suzuki for 2 weeks. My boss let me use this high power Charger for that time. No problem I handled it without issue. But when receving my Suzuki, on first drive away, I first thought I hsd missed engaging a gear, as the engine reved screaming and no go power. Not so, the low power and extremly low 1 st gear ratior, reaching a bit over 5kph at 7000rpm, gave the no go impression, compared with the powerful engine of that Charger, and fast speed accelerating in its 1st gear. A number of months later the boss sold it to one of his plumbing apprentices, who was arrested one afternoon, as the orange charger had hit an elderley man late one night, and a hit and run was reported. Soon the apprentice was however released as evidence was raised that a mate at a pub had borrowed the Charger to gp home for his wallet that had been left home. That mate had done the deed and said nothing. Got a stiff fine and 2 months jail, disqualified licence for 2 years. But also the apprentice got regular speeding fines. Certainly the Charger was very successful, and competed very well in market to V8 Holden and Ford, the real success for Chrysler Australia, that went downhill in later years into 1980s, when Mitsubishi took over the Adelaide factory.
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  36056. Mad max had xa and xb v8 sedan police cars but the interceptor was xb gt coupe.
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  36057. Seems your roads and ours have a lot in common regarding potholes. Beach hop would be a good car meet to look up for the diversity of vehicles.
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  36058. Rego in Australia is about $900.00 Aus dollars per year. Normally you’d have a tarp with a stretchy cord that would hook over that rivets to cover the tray.
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  36059. As for "Ausfahrt" I can say "fahrt" meaning journey or trip has been a very funny anecdote from my now 99 year old grandma and my grandad who died 20 years ago. He married her from Vienna after WW2 and brought her back to England. She knew a good amount of English but when she settled on the final journey from Austria to the UK, she let out a sigh and said to the whole carriage "My, that was a very long fahrt!". Grandad and the carriage burst out laughing and she didn't have a clue, bless her.
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  36060. We don’t have basements but I could use more storage. Except there is a beach in front of my house, not much lower than us. I think my basement would be full of the ocean. Nothing on that list was right. Except maybe the Funnel web spider but we have the stuff to save you now. They can bite through leather boots and your big toe nail at the same time. Red Back spider is not as deadly. Blue ringed octopus is and stingers. If you are up the top end you will find crocodiles at the beach. In the water, don’t swim there. Or in a river or water hole up there. My Dad taught me how to swim out of a rip when I was three. Just stay out of the rips. Everywhere has rips in any ocean. Snakes! My husband and I worked in the desert for 2 years. Going through my induction I had to learn the snakes in the area. They had 10 of the worlds most deadliest snakes and they are protected. The induction wasn’t to save my life, it was to save theirs. I did run over a Copperhead snake and it flipped up under my Land Rover and came home with me. I was stuck in my car for 2 more hours until my husband got home. I usually was anyway because 2 Emu arrived at my house every morning. They decided they owned my front garden until sundown. They used to let my daughter or husband into the house but not me. I saw one snake and one scorpion in the desert in 2 years. Where live now, next door has 2 wild giant Pythons in their garden. Every year they lay their eggs where we can find them. Then they winter in our garage. I have photo’s and they are huge. In 5 years I have never seen inside our garage and I never will. We even got here in time for Cyclone Debbie. She totally missed the front row of houses and got the ones behind us. I did ask my neighbours why the house’s were so cheap on the ocean with great views. They told me there were no views. They had big sand hills with big trees on top until a cyclone took them and a small island just before we came. In 5 years we have only had Debbie. Who knew a cyclone ate islands.
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  36061. Have a look at Kakadu National Park and Katherine Gorge. If you come to Australia get use to the buffering we have horrendous internet.
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  36062. For fun! Is that little LCD display beside your cute blue fridge(?) a Celsius thermometer?
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  36063. I was taken for a ride at the Thunderdome by a maniac with a CAMS licence back in 2011. I can confirm it's puke-inducingly terrifying when you're not used to it. Slick race tyres hang on insanely hard, it feels kind of like wood glue when it's tacky; the car is ready to let go and slide, but the tyres won't let it. The G-forces feel like you're holding up a fridge, so you can feel how hard you're going to hit the wall when it finally does let go... and then the driver kicks it a bit harder to break the rear loose because it's not turning enough. Scary stuff, I came away with massive respect for the people who do this for real, they do something most of us can't do. Not least because after my four laps I went back to the motel room and slept for like 10 hours! But Mal Rose, my driver? Even though he was pushing 60 and had been in the car for nearly two hours by the time I climbed in, the first thing he said to me was, "I've got to get back to Charlotte, they still let over-50's have a steer there!" He was pumped up and keen to go. He must've been a hard bastard in his prime, that's all I can say. And that's NASCAR, the famously "non-athletic" version of speedway racing. IndyCars with downforce must be absolutely brutal.
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  36064. Maybe you should check out the classic Mercedes Benz NG 1632 with V10 Engine....that sounds awesome!
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  36065. As an australian i would like to see how Nasar cars would go around Bathurst
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  36066. This car was so good and dominant that they banned it.
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  36067. Check out Aussie Racing Cars if you haven't already, Thier basically Legends Cars but with a modern body, Thier was a huge crash at Bathurst a few years ago
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  36068. to know what are ultras you need to go to see .Why Ultras Are So Important For Football
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  36069. Hey it’s misha his channel give him props
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  36070. The crewman has a horrid paint job but they sound nice with the LS 1, there's an Australian dude lv'e seen on YouTube who imports from Oz. Average is around $3,500 Aus .
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  36071. That was interesting. Enjoyed the data. Always good to learn
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  36072. OH you need to check out Darrell waltrip bathurst supercar hotlap... its hilarious
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  36073. should try and find stuff on the Finke Desert race here in aus.
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  36074. Ayo I’m early 🇦🇺
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  36075. That "shoulder" you mention is actually a bicycle lane as most people in the Netherlands ride their bicycles instead of cars. BTW. Seat is owned by VW.
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  36076. I don't know what the beer scene is where you live, I could walk out of my house and in less than an hour of two buy every beer on this list. My favorites on this list are 1,3, and 4. I also really like Hograrten. If you try Heineken I suggest getting it in a can, it is much more consistent. If you find yourself in Cincinnati we have beer everywhere. Over 70 craft breweries and just across the river in Kentucky there is the largest employee owned beverage store in the country.
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  36077. Gday Ian you need to watch the 2020 fails and near miss completion sorry I don't have the channel name it's in Europe of there 2020 seasons some insane stuff on there.
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  36078. Unimogs are usually rather boxy, and they have a short wheelbase with very short overhangs, meaning they have a small turning-radius with very little front-end swing. And then you got conversions like the "Uniknick" which fold in the middle to steer and need even less space.
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  36079. That would be absolutely insane. Imagine the noise and flames outta that thing. The chain would spin almost as fast as the engine itself.
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  36080. i remember watching that on tv i was pissed off about glen seatons car breaking down so close to the end. but i always liked larry perkins he always used holden 5.0l instead of chevs like other holden teams, he always put together great engines and he also stuck with a carburetor long after all the other teams had gone efi. he opposed anything that made it too expensive for racers and turned it into the circus of big corporations that put profit above racing.
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  36081. Bathurst is on this weekend ... the utes race usually on the Sunday
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  36082. One of the most favourite drivers. When he started with Ford he was a fan fav for us Ford fans n our hearts broke with him everytime something took him out of the great race
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  36083. Love this Vid, as a proud Aussie I like to watch people from other countries react to things I take for granted. As for hot, I live in South East Queensland only 5 minutes from the beach. My bedroom faces west and in the middle of summer I've taken temps in the high 50's (celsius), That's over 130F. So yeah, it gets hot here - and that's pre global warming panic. As for Magpies swooping. I love our Maggies and always have 20 or 30 turn up for food every day, but I've been swooped on and it's scary as hell! But as long as you stay away from trees where they're nesting, it's not a problem.
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  36084. Love you channel good to see a yanks reaction to Aussie cars the fx was the first Holden made in Australia not just utes mostly sedans also if you love toranas check out hardy ferodo bathurst annual race from the early seventy's those toranas used to beat the V8's keep up the good work man look forward to more videos
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  36085. If you like this, you should watch Robert Kubica sending a BMW through this track
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  36086. Filmed in South Australia
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  36087. Idd, Belgian company (Viabuild). I know the boss, they have even bigger equipment.
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  36088. This series has me in a chokehold. Fanta Limón is my favourite, thye used to only have that in Spain, not in Belgium and I drank almost only Fanta Limón when I was on holiday. That and pineapple juice.
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  36089. Very nice! I really appreciate it!
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  36090. Hungry Jacks is a Western Australia thing not an Australian thing, its burger king in almost every other state. Most Australians consider WA backwards compared to other states, tho that's only those from outside WA. Also here its called HJ's :)
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  36091. the safety car is a monster !!! Sorry for my english.
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  36092. I’ve been there multiple times indoor and outdoor here in 🇳🇱 It’s even more impressive in person 👌
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  36093. I paused at 17.00.The end or Australia,you did really well mate.I have been to the US so really looking forward to the 2nd half of this.Hope I get 1 right
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  36094. 2nd 1 I said north /south carolina region.Will take that as a win.Last one I said upstate new york..happy with that
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  36095. Congratulations! Welcome to little Sydney... She is absolutely beautiful xxx
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  36096. I love water but you dont want to swim in this its filthy and full of debris etc. Also Queensland is still getting hammered and now northern NSW including Sydney are getting it also. We all band together when things like this happen as we have to cope with floods and bushfires etc. Its been a shocking few years with massive bushfires, covid and floods but we will come out the other side.
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  36097. Please do USA vs EU with Coca-Cola next! Then there's always Sprite, Dr Pepper, Mountain Dew and Pepsi etc.
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  36098. Man I couldn’t believe you didn’t no what he ment when he said garden hose and a Gatorade bottle lololo
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  36099.  @IWrocker  OK Ian. Thanks for replyiing mate.
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  36100. Yeah Belgium makes some good beer man !
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  36101. Thanks Ian I'm due for some vacation time. I now know where to go 😆
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  36102. were a strange country lol . thanks for reminding me ian .
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  36103. Much more detail on the Mini Cooper S Australian modell from Shannon's : https://youtu.be/qOtVY2kb7aU Of course references how the Cooper S took the first nine places at Bathurst 1966 and how special the motor was. And how the Australian versions were perhaps the best ones.
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  36104. Platapus venom is in a barb on there hind legs not the mouth Im 43 and still have not seen a koala in the wild now i live in tasmania if you come here bring cold weather clothing as it can be freezing temperatures even in summer it can snow here all year round in some places beautiful place to come see
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  36105. When you uploded your first episode, I started playing it again myself... And oh boy, did I grind... currently almost at lvl 20 and 1-2 deliveries away from buying my 3rd truck... and of course I ply4ed the game while watching your video, but this kind of wasnt a good idea, the game sounds can be somewhat confusing 😀
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  36106. I am from Vienna, Austria. I have to remind me often, how great it is to live here because you take it for granted to have all that great stuff, buildings and events around you but it's not. But don't worry, it is also other way round, one time in 2007 I was in LA and it was special to me, as we dont have many high buildings and skyscrapers (at least back in 2007, we may only had the milenium tower, today we have a few at danube river).
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  36107. We spell colour in Oz like the English and you guys spell it color because of Noah Webster who created the American dictionary. He wanted to make words easier to spell for students. Many English words like ‘colour’ originate from France because England was ruled by a French leader for a couple of hundred years. While other words are from the Saxons and the Vikings. ‘Skill’ and ‘ability’ mean the generally the same thing but one is Old Norse (Viking) and the other French.
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  36108. Showing Australian car racing high lights is cool and if you throw in some American Nass car high lights that would be even better, Nass car racing has some very spectacular smash ups.
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  36109. Just take a look at the English version of Wikipedia for the word "Gasoline". This explains the origin of all the different names for Gasoline. The German "Benzin" comes from "Benzen" (In German: Benzol, English: Benzene).
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  36110. Did u warch the Ken Block Gymkhana Videos? If not .. BRO U HAVE TO WATCH THEM ALL !!!!! love your Videos dude . Keep going
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  36111. Ian this is just part of the long slow decline in Aussie car racing the touring car masters is so much better than a 2 make series that aren't even made here RIP Aussie motor racing.
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  36112. Ian....Thank you so much ....Honestly you are more Aussie than many others and I'm so pleased you have taken a look at the mighty Barra ... Fantastic effort mate ...These engines are nuts ... This is one of my favourite examples of just how insane the acceleration is... Remember this is not far off a 4000 lb car .. It's the FPV F6 It's an FG version ... In miles per hour it's 0 to 160 mph ..(257 kmh) Watch this ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLqkfKGIRjw .... That's a big car going very fast very quickly courtesy of the Barra Turbo .. THANKS AGAIN...
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  36113. your reaction to motorsport videos are the best!
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  36114. It is so un-American. No chrome, no fancy curves, not a beast but a beauty.
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  36115. Now I am realizing that the Milwaukee for sure has no rubber grip since either you pull with your hands on it and likely do or can wear gloves, or you need it to be easy to put a pipe on it. the Japanese and German products has such a big grip, that is nice to work with in a workshop with bare hands. But if you got stuck with your truck in the middle of nowhere and you need to put the only dang pipe you have on the ratchet, you surely want the Milwaukee with you. So call me crazy. But I assume that the Milwaukee was especially meant for outdoor heavy duty work with gloves and under any conditions while in Japan and Germany they thought about working in a less harsh environment like a factory of a workshop. So for me, not although, but becasue the Milwaukee has no grip it is the better tool. Because it is more Which is good to know since I am about to buy a lot of new tools to replace older ones. I will go with Milwaukee this time.
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  36116. One tip about spiders a lot em like to walk around the bathroom or shower
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  36117. Glad you liked them. I know the driver of car 9 👍
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  36118. There's not really a phobia that I've heard of for breaking down in the middle of Australia, but there is one technical expression I heard widely used; "you're fucked". 😂
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  36119. Ian you should go down to Mexico and rent a Peugeot or a Citroen there. I've owned a couple of Peugeot in my life time . Besides the quirkyness of some features there strong point is being a honest and very comfortable car imo at least.
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  36120. One and two cent coins were removed from circulation as these small value coins became useless for shopping, now onltv 5cz 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2 are coins, and 5c is almost useless now too. $5 to $100 are all plastic banknotes.
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  36121. With the oil change interval, no car enthusiast is following those "long range" intervals. Especially with turbo engines, you'll really lower the age of those parts. Turbo has very tiny oil channels and when those get clogged, the turbo's *cked. A good rule of thumb is that one year and 6500 miles. If you miss that and go to 10000 miles, it's not that bad the oil is still fine. I really wouldn't go over 12000 miles as the oil quality is degrading fast at that point. There are some unofficial tests on yhe internet where, probably car entusiasts that know how to do it, have tested how well some oils work after different mileages. Of course better quality (usually more expensive, but not all expensive oils are better quality) oils fare better for longer, so that's something to consider too.
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  36122. The good news is you need to practice on a lot more Tim-Tams.
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  36123. In Germany there is a saying "Gott schütze uns vor Sturm und Wind und Autos, die aus Frankreich sind", which basically translates to "God save us from storm and wind and cars from France". This is due to French cars (as well as Italian cars) having the reputation to be very unreliable. However I used to have an old '94 Fiat Punto (65hp), which was an absolute shitbox, a '96 Peugeot 306 sedan (88hp), which I absolutely loved and was somewhat rare since most 306s are the hatchback version in Germany, and now I drive an '11 Skoda Octavia (122 hp) which I inherited from my grandpa.
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  36124. Yep they are pretty awesome, watching them do it is really interesting. Cherry pickers and scaffolding. Really talented. A lot of them are kids from local schools and local figures. The images, not the artists.
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  36125. Hi Ian, I've suggested it before, but you should really check out "TENmotorsport There's nothing like it This is Mount Panorama This is Bathurst". It's probably the best explanation of the track and the race I've even seen. Still get chills ever time I watch it. Cheers, Glenn
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  36126. 12:20 Volvo Trucks may look fine, but a true Swedish supertrucks are the the V8 Scania trucks.
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  36127. Dreamtime stories are cool.
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  36128. i am a 150kg and my god they are a perfect size ..... and comfy as
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  36129. It's a day of only the best on the day!
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  36130. some good cricket video's for you mate. the rules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqtpNkMvj5Y Shane Warne Bowling Masterclass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyHX7GsrMlo Shaun Tait extremely fast bowling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04UV5TCvECY Some great catches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX9fRb9M_bY
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  36131. Send me your email Ian I wrocker I will send you pictures of some charges we have here in Perth
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  36132. Did you receive any pictures yet I just sent a few to check to see the system working I’ll try and find a picture of a charger a mate of mine here in Perth has
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  36133. That all aluminium thing is another example of how behind the US auto industry is, I mean, they used LEAF SPRINGS on Americas most famous SPORTS CAR, the Corvette, all the way up to the C7 Generation! Leaf springs have barely been used at all in Europe apart from maybe on some off road vehicles for DECADES! It's absolutely ridiculous!
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  36134. Agro and Dicky Knee are classics. You have to check out Dicky 😂😂🤣😂 Oh, how i miss the days of a sense of humour
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  36135. Surely someone gets them a state of origin footy
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  36136. They used to test them in the Highlands. My dad has photos from the 80’s and 90’s with hay bales strapped to them to disguise them. They were helicoptered onto the dams.
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  36137. You can hear the car’s from a good distance from the track I went to British F1 race and the only thing louder than the car’s was the crowd when Mr Schumacher hit the wall and DC went on to win the race what a weekend that was 👌🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 but still think the motorcycle are a better 😜🏍🏍🏍
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  36138. I want all my dollaroos from NASA!
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  36139. Sometimes Aussies are born and trapped in foreigners bodies. I think Ian might be one. Come home mate! 🤠
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  36140. 😎
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  36141. They aint doing nothing exciting until the next gen comes out in what 2020? I just hope they don't screw it up. Manual TC, cable to the slushbox Course everything else.
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  36142. :_RallyCar::_HolySmokes:
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  36143. Small tow truck for the city space.
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  36144. I got 180k on my 2.7L originally my aunts car she did all the oil changes thing runs great still. Looking to do the timing chain and water pump soon. Oh man that motor sounds so bad
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  36145. Well done on pronunciation of the Aboriginal words (nations) 2 out of 3...last one is pronounced GUBEE GUBEE Gub like cub and long E sound....
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  36146. fyi, burger king IS hungry jacks. once you land in oz, BK changes to HJ's. AND HJ's burgers are way way better than Macca's burgers. (in saying that, the BEST burgers will always be bought from a fish/chip/burger shop)
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  36147. a little bit of unknown info about the late Peter Brock, he was a supporter of women in Australian Motor Sports. in 2020 a Lady i knew had her Pink Holden Torana returned nearly 30 years after it was stolen, she used to rally the car and was a personal friend of the Brock family, when Peter passed away she had a personal invite to Peter's funeral. i lost contact with Carol over 10 years ago, so i haven't been able to tell her how happy i am she got her Sexy Lexy back.
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  36148. can you watch Bondi rescue, you will learn a lot about the surf and dangers in Aus.
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  36149. I have been there :yougotthis:
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  36150. The Mexican and Canadian cars seemed to be mostly slightly modified US models. I guess they didn't have Holdens, because it it wasn't a US brand name, though it was owned by GM.
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  36151. Skoda is a good 👍 Police 🚔 Car not so expensive !
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  36152. Part 2 pls. Hilux surf, 90s models, rule... kay. 🤙
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  36153. Get a nascar motor to play star spangled banner
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  36154. Wouldn't be responsive enough or have the rev range unfortunately The engines in those era cars were small displacement, high revving v10, as high as 20k rpm, nascar engines can't quite match that 😅
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  36155. I used to simulation race online in a game called GTR2. There was a Le Mans & ALMS league. When i qualified for a P1 class car? I chose the P1 "PUG" 908 over the Audi R15. Great prototype race car.
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  36156. Thumbs up however I would not drink a VB.
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  36157. can we have the volume of the videos you play a bit higher as your voice comes across a lot louder, us aussies love to laugh at ourselves
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  36158. I think I want to see old and new NASCAR reactions
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  36159. Personally I'm a big Mercedes fan. And that's partly because of their approach, which I feel is ahead of the rest. Mercedes has features that don't really stand out at first glance, but that do make a difference: 1. The physical buttons are grouped in clusters of four. Those clusters form a single unit of related functions that can be popped out and exchanged with other clusters, making the truck more configurable for the driver. This way often used functionality can be placed within the immediate reach of the driver, while less often used functionality can be placed in the overhead console. 2. Although Mercedes has relocated many functions to the secondary display, those functions are mostly secondary functions that the driver doesn't use that often. If you look carefully there is a row of dedicated icons on the bottom of that screen, simulating buttons that directly select the main menus of the display, making it easier to switch to the different functions.
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  36160. The Queensland voice over is hilarious
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  36161. It was very prudish attitudes from the authorities back then. Bike was a Honda step thru scooter
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  36162. First race I watched live . . . was worth the trip.
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  36163. That Holden Barina is the same as the Chevrolet Aveo, which used to be Daewoo Kalos.
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  36164. Ian, you MUST check out the Aussie Christmas song “Six White Boomers”. A boomer is a kangaroo. Please please please
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  36165. I was born in 79 but if I could go back to the 70s say 1970 I'd go in a second mate. Bruce lee would still be alive for 1. Is go to the states and meet him:)
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  36166. Omg. You remind me of Ed Sheran here lol. And that sport is something out if this world 🌎
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  36167. Loved this show as a kid 😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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  36168. Sad you didn't comment on the Unimog's, they are made to go anywhere except underwater or flying
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  36169. I just got a great recommendation from Youtube called "Renault F1 engine playing God Save the Queen". Im pretty sure this is something you would enjoy.
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  36170. I have watched toy shows with these models and yea, they are freaking awesome and probably expensive. I have had a few RC vehicles, but my favourite was a Wild Willy Jeep that I built.
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  36171. Get onto the Koenigsegg Agera RS ! A road car that sounds like Satan gargling with the bones of Tesla owners in his mouth 👌
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  36172. Yes!!! please a playlist of Unimogs!!!
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  36173. I hardly drink coke because one of my mum's ex boyfriend's (from over 20 years ago) worked for them and we would get crates of the stuff each week 😂
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  36174. Nascar at Bathurst. Bring it on.
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  36175. Also Oreos are made by Cadbury here!
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  36176. Seems like mate, you might need to buy the yank versions of our holden’s like the gto 0’4 (holden vz monaro) or the g8(holden ve series 1) or chevy caprice (holden statesman series1/2) or chevy ss (holden vf ss).
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  36177. Just sat down to watch, with a box of cheese shapes from Arnotts.
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  36178. I was asked if it’s really true we have kangaroos hopping downtown the main streets of Sydney 😂 Most city people in Australia have only ever seen kangaroos in a zoo
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  36179. That white Detomaso Pantera you saw there, is also very cool and nice sound, based on a GT-40. Imo BRM H-16 engine in the BRM F1 cars in 1967 is the best sounding car ever. Just so you know. Hard to find audio for it though. Also, you need to hear these IRL, youtube comes close but not the 100%. IRL it sounds like heaven!
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  36180. dude as an aussie male burnouts are part of our culture
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  36181. My now 30 year old son grew up watching this every morning. He loved Agro. Now he watches it as an adult and realises how much just went straight over his head at the time. He pisses himself laughing still, just for a different reason. Agro was popular with the adults too, I used to watch it with him and it always cracked me up. Miss that show.
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  36182. That's my jeep, she's a total baddie with the meanie eyes, just like momma. 😎😼😼
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  36183. Never forget Monaco and the yacht. Kimi is a legend
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  36184. Good to hear that you've been inspired to learn a language. It's a fantastic way to broader your horizons.
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  36185. Off topic: youtube.. " Bogged on Fraser Island" channel 4WD24-7 If you feel like it.
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  36186. yeah mate, lol I looked at one and said oi look, it looked back at me and said oi look.. and started barking like a dog the amazing little bugger
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  36187. An early morning for me
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  36188. Yes i could 👍 easy mate 😁
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  36189. I am subscribed to Steve's channel, he is awesome
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  36190. I'm gonna have to buy some twizzlers and try them out 😁👍 keep up the awesome work bro
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  36191. You have names like Kalamazoo, Albuquerque, Sheboygan and Cucamonga and you think Australian names sound funny. Australians could probably pronounce them because they grew up watching American cartoons.
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  36192. Very interesting video. A very rare car in the USA. I have a question...is there someone somewhere in the states who owns an Audi A2? If there is one, you should take a look at it and also drive. I would be very happy about your reaction. Greetings from Germany 😊
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  36193. Hello from Australia :) awesome video would love to see a part 2 and 3..would also love to see you do a reaction video to stevie irwin the crocodile hunter 😊
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  36194. If you want to listen to weird sirens, search for ambulance siren Belgium.
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  36195. Check out some russian off road channels Gaz 66 is the russian Unimog.
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  36196. uk truck driver..i used to drive from south wales to north/south england and all around wales ,so really enjoyed this great vid 😎
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  36197. hahahah Ian I was yelling at you TV GUIDE TV GUIDE TV GUIDE 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  36198. Like one or two years ago there was change in regulations about truck cabs, they can be longer, so there is more space for aerodynamics, you can see it on the new DAF XG+, that has the biggest cab of all EU trucks but not sure about these ones.
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  36199. Another great reaction. I've seen some of these things racing down here. in a mixed bag race which included a McLaren Can Am car and BRM formula one. they were pushing the things and I will never forget the different sounds of frightening amounts of horsepower being unleashed that day.
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  36200. In this episode, they explain that this bridge is clever too as it can rise or fall by as much as 10 feet depending on the temperature and season! Here’s the link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=HvaSqSCJaK0&feature=share
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  36201. Targa Tasmania is the bomb
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  36202. Love this series!!! Miss those flamespitting monsters. You can give me any livery but if i need to pick take the martini livery.
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  36203. Coins. Imitation gold and silver. When the 1966 50 cent coins were round and silver they started being melted down after a few years because the silver became worth more than 50 cents. Same happened to much older shillings and sixpence coins made with higher silver content.
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  36204. Warm the breaks up by riding them out of the pits with your left foot.
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  36205. Listen mate don't get too excited about German machinery,it's high maintenance,expensive and unreliable. If you like real trucks,look at DAF xf 105,British truck with a cummins not that Scania v8 shit what people bum over. OLD British ERF are all over the world and still in action today,a lot in Jamaica,Africa and even australia yep ozz and the British foden big cam cummins. ERF ec10,ec11 n14 cummins. British cummins. Please do a review on those or the daf open piped cummins. Dafs are used in Brazil and they smash volvo for power on there mud roads.
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  36206. The Reaction to the Z4 BMW...awesome :D one of the best Sounding V8 in my opinion.
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  36207. Ay mate is more common,not Gday mate ,as for your name Ian I’d just call you legend trust me it’s a compliment 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺oi oi oi
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  36208. That was Grouse mate, I’m gunna check his channel out
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  36209. My Power wagon is on its way, Should be picking it up next Wed. 2018 granite Crystal metallic. cant wait ,
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  36210. Fastest lap time at Bathurst for a GT3-spec Audi R8 Ultra. was 1:59.2910 that was in 2018
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  36211. I suspect most of Honolulu's skyscrapers are hotels. Similar to the Gold Coast in Australia.
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  36212. A beautiful woman makin’ you a burger like that. Take care of her. They do not grew on trees!
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  36213. Out of all the countries in the world Australia is one of them.
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  36214. Noise in the first clip is a reverse beeper on an vehicle that has had the d!ck. lol
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  36215. The guy talking about sports fans sitting together made me wonder. Earlier you established, that politics are extremely tribal in the US. But somehow football fans get along. From a European point of view this is really strange.
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  36216. Thats fkin impressive but they forgot to put the most iconic and impressive pitstop of all time into that vid - Guidos Pitstop
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  36217. Good luck growing your channel Ian <3
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  36218. PLEASE DONT GO FOR FORD HOLDEN ALL THE WAY
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  36219. I've seen 'All Torana" shows from the U.S. Also Aussie Ute shows (also from the U.S.) Admittedly the "shows" are relatively small with few entrants, but they do exist.
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  36220. Your birthday is the 18th of October, that's my wife's birthday too cheers
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  36221. Unmarked is the default for traffic police in the Netherlands. Fortunately tender-procedures limit the amount of brands and models, so they you can spot them.
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  36222. I lile hand the best. It's not too big. Bit has a 350 chev. And we all know red is faster lol
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  36223. That old school white ute/truck sounded mad bro ...which is also carbureted I think you mentioned?
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  36224. All are awesome but SUV sounds the best I own a 1995 Holden Commodore ute with 250000km i still drive daily nice vids 👍🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  36225. the obc for me would love a dually one of those here in sydney
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  36226. Hi Ian. My fav was the GMC. Your red thing sounds angry, very cool truck. But the GMC was like so powerful without annoying me.😀 We don't have GMC here but they have started selling RAM trucks here. Holden (GM) used to sell rebadged IZUZUs and Chevrolets. Now IZUZUs are sold here as IZUZU. I'm guessing GM will start selling their products here now. They have to put the steering wheel on the other side.
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  36227. Your red beast brother. Sweet.
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  36228. The big red beast sounded the best to my ears. Love the oldies. I'm driving a 1983 Toyota land cruiser. Still chugging along nicely. Great vid this one Ian, good job cobba. 🤙🏼
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  36229. I think it was your pick up/ truck that had the best note
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  36230. Beautiful place for a holiday. I live in the Kimberley region in Northwest Western Australia- u must visit this area you will love it
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  36231. In UK you can fail in one minute. One mate fail UK driving test in 5th minute drive over red traffic light. He didn't seen it becaus it was very top. You have to look UK driving test.
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  36232. Scrub pythons and most of the really big nasties are more commonly found in the tropical climates to the north. Critters tend to be smaller the further south you go in Australia.
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  36233. 2:19 That is a Audi V8 Racecar. Yes, it is called V8. Bi-hihihi :) That blowoff valve on the 5 Cylinder is awesome.
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  36234. Any alcohol bought through commercial outlets are expensive due to taxes. I work in a small craft beer company, (only 5 people) and we do 116 different beers. have over 5600 members who own there own kegs and the cost is about $36 au for a case of 24x375ml bottles. Our biggest seller is a Mexicana which is actually a Corona but better. I found your channel to late, I wanted to send you a Beer Advent Calendar that we did for the first time this year, maybe next year or you come over and save me the shipping costs. LMAO.
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  36235. Shame you have no email here , there are plenty interesting topics but posting links and or pictures here is impossible.
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  36236. the QLD highway patrol KIA stingers are no joke though, cant sleep on them. should react to normal every day patrol cars next.
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  36237. Do some videos of brodie howe
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  36238. Yes did a trip.in September 2019 and did the Victorian ones. They are awesome. Check out the Stick shed too
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  36239. Have you ever seen Dutch volunteer firefighters if you chose my comment the channel is Brandweer Lunteren the video is car fire from 2 months ago
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  36240. I know the Rock is huge but it is Kevin Hart being tiny that looks so funny. Kevin Hart is small compared to anyone.
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  36241. Nice selection 👍
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  36242. New Zealand does this as well.
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  36243. Melbourne has a huge Greek community. It's the second biggest population of Greeks outside of Athens. There are also big communities of Italians, Vietnamese, Chinese, Serbian, Croatian and South Americans depepnding on which city you live in. I came to Australia from Uruguay when I was 3 years old so I grew up here. Speaking Spanish at home and English at school, I too am fluent in Spanglish which is how most of my family speaks now... 😂
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  36244. Amazing vehicle even today, I'd swap my M2 for a pristine one without hesitation.
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  36245. So the S3 won in the slowness test🤣🤣 Good fun. You can see the tech advances over the years I'd walk past a S3, I'll walk round the S1 Nice video
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  36246. We call Jello…… jelly. If you get lamb chops, don’t overcook them. Should be a bit pink inside. Australia Day is controversial because it is celebrated on the day the English arrived in NSW. A shit day for indigenous Australians, it’s also referred to as Invasion Day. We will hopefully celebrate Australia on a neutral date which includes everybody.
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  36247. I have the 3 windows of my house that face east all fitted with similar metal shutters here in Perth. Mine are all individual and manually operated with a crank system inside next to the relevant window. In summer they are almost always fully down to keep the house from heating up so fast, and in winter they are always up to assist the sun in warming the place. I also have them down if I am going away on vacation for security reasons.
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  36248. Plenty of utes here were a full ton vehicle, making a mockery of your giant trucks that can only hold a half ton. Look up Holden one tonner, for example.
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  36249. As far as I remember we have here in Slovenia diesel, 95 with 5% ethano and 100 with 5% ethano.
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  36250. Australia has some mad chocolate. You reminded me how good this stuff is
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  36251. ...and to make the confusion complete, in Denmark a truck is a forklift :)
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  36252. The hat looks good on ya mate
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  36253. Hi from Australia, very cool you've commented on Peter and our awesome Holden 304 cubic inch V8. I was at Bathurst that year as a 15 year old kid, our Holden Commodores took on the might of Japan, and Germany and the UK during this era and won more times than not at Bathurst. Love that you commented on the sound, for me one of the best sounding race cars of all time. 👍
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  36254. I will let you go through the motions of learning the laws of cricket on your own and look forward to how funny this will be.
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  36255. Lovin' Iwrokers in the kitchen. So sweet
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  36256. McDonalds in Singapore also have milo drink machines, learned that during my stay in Ang Mo Kio 6 years back. The people i was staying with there drank it with milk like us Australians. While i was working in the wet markets during my stay a couple venders also serve it in a plastic bag with a couple cubes of ice (same way it's served in Thailand). Never saw anyone drink it with water and honestly after trying it with water it's dreadful... Stick with proper full cream Milk. Tho powder milk is also often used in Asia... Singapore version tasted odd to me more sugar flavour and a weird after taste. Hot coffee is popular here in Australia, ice coffee caught on over the last few years personally can't stand cold coffee.
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  36257. I have to say that you did it so good. I am from Czech And lot of people from other states are so confused And don't know how to say it. Acually, Czech is Difficult even for us Let alone for you. 😅😂❤
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  36258.  @IWrocker  The Australian dashcam owners best of reactions
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  36259. well done! Only tips I would say is, I don't use egg wash. I find melted butter (real butter) on top makes the pasty that brown, crispy yumminess. Also, lamb has a higher fat content that beef. So when you use the mince, don't get it too lean. Lastly, you can freeze them. So on a cold winters day you just pull them out and pop them in the oven to warm them ( the microwave makes them go a bit soggy). Magnificent effort 👌
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  36260. I would love to have you play at the Katanning Club. Full size tables. Black tie. Western Australia.
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  36261. I loved the excitement you had in your voice in the video, showed your passion for this awesome power wagon!! Those orange notches above the doors are tie downs, great idea! Did you mention the integrated light bar just above and set back from the clearance lights ? 😜I understand your passion for this truck, if you were a salesman, you would have just sold me one!! I think, possibly the reason they don’t make the parts available for our trucks..exactly what you said, we could build our own! Maybe that’s an indication they are considering a production date, even if it’s limited!😜👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻(out of beer ,sorry😢)
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  36262. Nah it's the second last month of summer in Australia 🇦🇺 here and that bloke must be sunburn
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  36263. This is wild for you???😳😳😳 Oh brother,you're in for such a treat! I sometimes envy americans that don't know football! You guys get to learn,test,laugh,enjoy,insert all the good,GREAT moments of this sport in one week...meanwhile normal fans have to suffer for literally decades...anyhow,I'm 100% convinced that if you follow this sport and make an effort to understand it,you'll fall in love! Just...don't be the typical American that chooses an English team to support 😂😂. INTER MILAN IS A GREAT TEAM TO BE A FAN OF. not biased at all cuz i don't have my bedroom painted nerazzurro with a fuckin snake down the middle 🙄
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  36264. Not taking anything away from the driver(s) skills as they/he competed against the current best over the last number of years to get those times, yet these are aero cars and are easier to drive 'fast' in comparison to records broken in the past. Comparing Greg Murphy's run to these is erroneous. I will prefer the format next year as it is closer to the road car than these cars now. As these current ones are too far from the original specs or even dimensions. In most ways that matter it is not a real commodore anyhow. These are aero tin cans really. Also the format next year puts much more control back to the driver. Closer to when Greg Murphy drove his lap of the gods. These current things are to easy to keep steady around the track. It will be interesting to see how the current crop of drivers handle cars that do not make up for their mistakes. That's when you will see true talent stand out. Remember the drivers that excited you when they could take a car and drive it by the scruff of its neck?!? The likes of Brock, Johnson, Moffat, Perkins, Grice, etc etc. Hopefully the golden days will have a new era.
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  36265.  @timjohnun4297  Well this video topic is a lap record with no one else on the track. Not racing. Just lap times. If you are comparing GEN2 to GEN3 then GEN2 is more stable with all the aero. So GEN 3 should be harder to drive on the edge. If you are comparing GEN2 to old GEN1, Group A or C etc etc... then GEN2 is definitely more stable in every way. Not to mention no power steering, traction systems or 4 wheel disc brakes, etc etc. Depends how far you go back. Which ever way you look at it. GEN2 is the most nanny spec car of the entire Touring Car history. GEN3 will sort the men from the boys as they say!
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  36266. Mate, I never thought I'd like NASCAR, but I get it, it's f-ing cool as
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  36267. You should check out the clip from supercars Australia top 10 SVG burnouts👍
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  36268. Ian start s sending. Me USA. Foods snak s. 🤩😎👍 Great vid .as all way s ..love from the Aust.ailan Hip Hop man .
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  36269. I’m an Aussie and enjoy your videos very much. I’m also a subscriber. I just want to say that I think that you are a very fine young man. You’re a credit to your parents and to yourself.
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  36270. Well guessed, staggered lines mean you have to yield and continuous line means you need to stop. It's the same for most of Europe
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  36271. We Have the best in the world in many things, Aussie Aussie Aussie
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  36272. How do you rate our drivers, Mr IWrocker,? love your vids. It shits on going round in circles lol
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  36273. Hello there from Germany. I am a 23 year old Truck Driver and i am trucking since 2018. I can relate the Trouble with small roads and small cabines. The small cabines are really horrible for Drivers Like me because i am a 2m tall Guy an barely fit im the bed. The good Thing is that i only Work daily an can sleep in my own bed at Home but Sometimes i have to sleep in the Truck.
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  36274. Danke!
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  36275. make more of these videos
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  36276. Good job 👍
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  36277. Dude!!! That first shot on the black!? 😅🎉👌🏼 Brilliant
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  36278. Another great reaction. 👍 PER-joe ✅ Pew-joe ❌ 🙂 Škoda is Czech, but is part of the Volkswagen Audi Group (as is the Spanish manufacturer, Seat), and shares body frames and components. In Europe the Astra is sold under GM's 'Opel' brand, and the UK's 'Vauxhall' brand.
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  36279. Nascar is definitely entertaining but the differences between Nascar and F1 are things like history and especially that in F1, the main focus is always the engineering and the chase of always developing something new. In F1, they push the engineering envelope all the time and that is also what partly creates the entertainment because a team can get it very right but also horribly wrong. Nascar, while very entertaining, is not on the same level of engineering exploration but it is definitely entertaining. At the end of the day, it's all racing and the challenge is to keep it entertaining for the spectators.
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  36280. just had the god tier 9:49 pringles salt & vinegar, i love it, bit burning my mouth, sides especially, but the taste is nice, i like it, my rest of the family hates it, next going for cheesy cheese
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  36281. The open pipe V8's are majestic sounding creatures
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  36282. I’m sure home depo etc is way better than Bunnings . Bunnings is crap quality furniture that only last a couple weeks .
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  36283. That would be a V6. V8 should do 260-270.
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  36284. The UK BBC2 channel used to have a show called Pot Black. I think a pool table is about 1/3rd the size of a full size snooker or billiards table. Tables are made from solid pieces of 1/3in thickslate slabs which are joined together withe putty or epoxy resin, and sanded to a smooth perfectly flat finish and covered by a heavy grade cloth called Baize. A full size snooker table is one expensive item and here in Oz could set you back as much as A$27K.
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  36285. I really like Volvo VNL in America. I live in Europe, but I love "long nose" trucks. Specially SISU (Finnish truck manufacturer) trucks with Cummins engines.
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  36286. One of the first cars ive driven in was a Valiant Dodge panel van, it was a 245, 3 on the tree auto but it was a good car to learn in On my 18th birthday i went camping in it on my dads 1000 acre property and me and my highshool girlfriend made sweet you know what a week later my dad decided to sell it for scrap
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  36287. A neighbour of mine has six white boomers another aussie carol aka 6 albino kangaroos on her fence with santa holding a boogie board.
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  36288. Very interesting, even for an austrian like me. Thank you for bringing this Video on your channel. I just missed facts and pictures of Salzburg, my Birthplace. This little town in the western part of Austria on the border to Germany is very, very beautiful und very cultural. For example, it is the host and organizer of the largest festival for classical music with the world's best opera singers and orchestras every summer for 6 weeks (Salzburger Festspiele). And also Wolfgang A. Mozart was born and raised in Salzburg. That is why millions of tourists come to Salzburg every year, many of them from the USA. It is the most important tourist place in Austria after Vienna.
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  36289. I'm a barbie bloke , sorry about the smoke, when I start drinking, I stop thinking. Classic CLUB VEG ( radio show) available on yt Listen to the idiot trying to spell AC/DC😂😂😂😂😂😂 Another good one is The Wanker
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  36290. Moffat always drove a Ford? He was a big Ford guy, but famously campaigned with the Mazda RX7 and then started driving for HDT with Brock.
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  36291. Good video MATE, CHEERS. 🤓👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺
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  36292. Hey, it’s ok not knowing where Malta is, important to know that Malta loves your channel. ❤ Dude from Malta 🇲🇹 Love your fanta videos
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  36293. Oh Hun we're going to send all the timtams
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  36294. I think you can change the visuals and graphics a bit more, or the PC is to slow for that, then leave it as it is :-) great to see you play ETS2, i suggest you look in to Thrustmaster wheels. That Iveco sounds like my vacuum cleaner.
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  36295. You forgot to bleep the c bomb
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  36296. Only on deep fried stuff for me chicken salt
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  36297. Not 100% on it but I think WA has the most gold in the world
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  36298. if you want some good exictment check out the HQ Kingswood Pression Driving Racing Team Circa 1971 , Filmed at the Brisbane Exhibition Grounds. In this clip this music in this is from Richard Roundtrees Vision of SHAFT + The Blue Danbue. Its worth a watch. Russell Horsefield from Australia
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  36299. According to wiki it's a six speed manual, I would have guessed sequential myself.
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  36300. I'm italian, live in Italy. Over here my 6" lifted Dodge Ram 1500 (35" tyres) looks even bigger.
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  36301. They grunt too almost like a bark
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  36302.  @IWrocker  You need to experience ab Aussie Ute now. Doug DeMuro has a really good review on his channel of one.
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  36303. you should look into old Volvo 240/740/940 series commercial
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  36304. Love from belgium !!🫡
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  36305. UTE is short for Utility Vehicle , We shorten every word we can . lol
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  36306. Ian, here is a link to a doco which I am sure you will find as fascinating as I did when watching it. The title is "First Footprints" about our first peoples. the Aborigines, very spiritual film: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n6VJ5jq7zY
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  36307. I dont like comment-videos, but yours are so entertaining.may be cause you are so US. Like it. Berlin,Germany.
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  36308. Rock Melon and Cantaloupe / Cantalope are both used here It depends upon the State that you are from.
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  36309. I really thougt for a moment you would name her "UNIMOG". Congrats to your newborn and best whishes for all of you.
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  36310. Tooheys old you should try and get
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  36311. crossing the tiniy brigde was freaking tight,never saw a rally cam that clear,great video and reaction!!!
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  36312. American Rock Bouncers are ridiculous, check them out .
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  36313. what a coincidence to see this as i just came back home last night from my ski vacation from Tyrol Austria myself, luckily the first few days we got some fresh snow and than we had some wonderful sunny days and relative good snow conditions.
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  36314. Its my favorite Favorit ! And you are rocking magnificent facial hair! And the owner has the unmistakable Czech/Slovak accent when speaking English, I just love everything about this video.
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  36315. Hi. Try " meanwhile in Australia " - it's about our state leaders- and he copies them and what and how Aussies feel in each state! ( he motions with his head looking where each state is in aus. Cheers.
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  36316. They’re based in south Australia
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  36317. Fun fact the last two f1 pitstop records were both set by redbull at below 2 seconds, 1.88 and 1.82 seconds
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  36318. as an Australian i would say America would win, look at all war movies you guys make lol, but Australia has got to have some of the best Marksman in the world we only have rifles here lol
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  36319. You like Volvo, Ian, yes? Maybe you might be interested in the Volvo 850 estate car that defied Touring Car norms? Video: 'The genius rule-bending of the Volvo 850 estate touring car (1994 BTCC)' Channel: The Motorsport Story
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  36320. FYI these two were a regular weekly enjoyment for plenty of us Aussies thru the 90s. each week they assume different character roles regarding a current issue of interest, always a funny take.
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  36321. Haha! Kiwis CAN fly!!!
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  36322. Can't wait to see the taste testing, also you kids are so adorable 😁👍
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  36323. Great video Ian, loved it mate.....Butterfield is a great bloke love his videos....thanks for sharing champ....cheers
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  36324. Release it vertically not horizontally and throw it a bit harder and Bob's your uncle. When you throw it horizontally it will climb, it's due to the lifting surface. Throwing it in the vertical plane will cause it to come back. Also when it does come back it will slow down like a Frisbee. Cheers mate.
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  36325. in hungary we have 95 (10% ethanol) and 100 (5% ethanol) mostly.. there are some 98 still maybe and 100+ is rare.. we have addictives in every fuel more in the premium ones
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  36326. If you want to see one of the most genuinely funny Aussie blokes on TV you have to watch these. Host of Australia's today show. https://youtu.be/ioD_zaGiL3Y
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  36327. Excellent, Factory webers
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  36328. What about doing different start procedures? I don’t know how much differences there are now but I remember seeing really old F1 race where the drivers were lines up as a running race and needed to run to their cars.
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  36329. Omg you have to look into the bizarre world of potatoes in West Australia, its a crazy story and there has to be something out there explaining it 🤔
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  36330. and u rev to much up, its diesels , switch up 2 or even 3 if needed
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  36331. 😎
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  36332. Nerdy fact: the shape of the Australian 50c coin is a dodecagon (12 sides).
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  36333. Fireworks are always the big highlight at the end of each year.
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  36334. Nice bunny hop on that blue Scania XD
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  36335. I thought his wife was native American, but she Mexican. Hello from Sydney Australia
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  36336. It’s not “Staylia” is “Straya”
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  36337. Christchurch NZ
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  36338. He could've gone faster without his roof racks. :)
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  36339. I knew you'd like that pocket-sized track weapon!
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  36340. Only issue I had wenn driving unimog is that when driving fast it did not have a high speed gear. So it becomes very uncomfortable at 80km/h
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  36341. Peter Williamson 1979-1980, i believe the first in car cam laps around Bathurst, in a Toyota celica no less.
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  36342. Rita is right... South Australia is a great state to visit... A very friendly and welcoming state. The Bush Tucker Man - Les Hiddens - is a great series. You will love watching them. I used to live in Port Macquarie (I was born in that area). I have fond memories of visiting the Koala Hospital. The Port Macquarie Koala Hospital was opened in 1973 by local residents, Jean and Max Starr. Jean and Max were local shop keepers who observed local koalas, witnessed the development of the town and were determined to help injured and sick koalas. I got to know Jean and Max, they were truly wonderful people. Sadly, Jean passed away in 2012. Max passed away in 2014. They left behind a wonderful legacy.
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  36343. Hi man!
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  36344. the new utes look alright but the old ford and holden utes look the best. love the 1 tonners
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  36345. you really forget how beutifule tyrol is when you live here. but videos like this makes you want to get out there and explore more of where you live.
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  36346. 'Trucks' as you call them are pretty common here. Usually owned by older people or tradies. F250, Silverados, Rams. If someone has something big to tow or needs the room for business use they are common. They are very expensive over here compared to Asian made 'Utes'. Our roads and carparks are not made for vehicles of that size so if you dont have one for a specific purpose they are just a pain to drive around, park etc.
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  36347. Some of the most common asian utes you will see here if you want to search them. Ford ranger, nissan navara, toyota landcruiser ute, toyota hilux, mazda bt50, volkswagon amarok, isuzu dmax, holden colorado
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  36348. Congratulations and welcome to the world Sydney! FYI in the 1800’s in Australia the name Australia was a common girl’s name.
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  36349. You should watch: chaser american/English translator
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  36350. Honda Cub50......and those shoes were called "Desert Boots". Eric Bana -St Kilda footy jumper and 67 XR Falcon.
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  36351. Toyota Granvia: it's the successor to the Toyota Tarago/Previa
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  36352. They didn't have the reliability the V8 supercars did
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  36353. I'm really excited to see the videos that you make when you come here mate, you'll have a blast 👍
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  36354. the noise was a crow!
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  36355. You could get sponsored by Tim tam
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  36356. Congratulations on your milestone from the UK 🇬🇧 you've definitely earned it!
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  36357. Just get some lamb inya son, its good 👍. 😎
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  36358. Can you react to the Bupa crocodile ad please? My legs went this way....
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  36359. That blue car is a 1969 VF Valiant Pacer 225 slat six
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  36360. For comparison, tallest office/apartment building in Croatia (Dalmatia Tower, Split) is 130m. So that 90m telescoping mast is only 40m shorter. And most of newer highrise buildings in Croatia are at 90-100m height 13:00 1st gen Nissan Navara singlecab 13:00 Mercedes Vito (if it's cargo van or crew transport like this one) and Viano/V-class if it's more luxurious VIP type of transport. Camping version is called Viano Marco Polo edition. In US 3rd gen (in video is 2nd gen) is called Metris 13:45 Mercedes Sprinter (3rd gen) ambulance
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  36361. 2006 citron only in australia not in the USA ?
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  36362. Just to pass on some information for you, incase you was wondering. Firstly i am an emergency service worker in the UK. Your video appeared on my feed. The reason for the variety of different models of vehicle is due to which county in which they are based (similar to your states) and their role. Each county is provided a budget each and so their is often a variety of vehicle models, (where i am based we use alot of Vauxhalls and Peugots for 999 response) specific roles also will have specific vehicles for example; BMW are usually Traffic Police due to the need for more performance if they need to conduct a car chase. BMW 4x4 which you often see are Armed Response, in Northern Ireland you also have Armored Landrovers with Police Livery. There is no real rule to specifify what vehicle must be used, unless its for a specific role. In relation to the lights and sirens, yes we use full blues, they are much brighter and noticeable especially at night time, and the livery is also extremely bright, sirens are very very loud which is why they are used in specific scenarios, for example coming to junctions, heavy traffic, country roads, etc, and are mostly turned off when they are not needed and when the road is much safer whilst leaving the lights on, the sirens are triggerd by horn press, and by pressing the horn you can also change the soundwaves of the sirens as generally people will not pay much attention if its the same sound so they will alternate them, sirens are turned off by double pressing the horn. (you have buttons to do the same but its more practical with horn) Red strobe are also used on Emergency vehicles to the rear when conducting traffic stops for safety. The Scottish Police vehicles you asked about at the start of the video, has English and Gaelic Language on them hence to the differences as some people in Scotland speak Gaelic, if you look at the Welsh Police they will have Heddlu which is Welsh, for the same reason above. I know their was a white ambulance but generally they are also mostly yellow, and the fast response car's green and yellow. The cars are for rapid response or specilist as it is much easier to get a car to somewhere than an ambulance, they are also used to get to an emergency first to access whether an ambulance is required or not if unsure. I hope this answers some things for you.
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  36363. That Melbourne , in queensland it's hot mostly and good sunny days we are in the sub tropics
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  36364. Road work on Mount Panorama. Proof that there isn't a road in Australia that isn't being repaired!
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  36365. For a long time, Aussie Cars filled the gap between the heavy Yank Tanks with their big HP and the Small nimble Euros. We have the big open roads where the big V8s chewed up the miles, but we also embraced the Touring Cars, so handling was pretty important too. Or largest cars were smaller then those land barge Americans, but we gave them much larger/powerful motors then almost any euro.
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  36366. Great video and classic vehicles meetup! enjoyed it! Even for an Euro guy like me, the was tons of unknown vehicles most of them in the video were Skodas
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  36367. Both cab designs look very nice in my opinion.
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  36368. Not sure if anyone has said not to use water, just milk.. Think we aussies are trying to tell you something.. 🤣🤣🤣
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  36369. Suggestion - Aussie snacks vs Aussie knockoffs (e.g. ALDI, Woolworths, maybe Mondelez etc.), and maybe some Aussie-made knockoffs of Nutella and stuff
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  36370. you could be like supercar blondie she is from Queensland i think, you could be Car Guy Ranga :face-blue-smiling:lol
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  36371. Thanks for reviewing to french vehicles :)
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  36372. Thats a Super touring car. Its not a v8 supercar. Australia had 2 race series. Super touring cars and v8 Super cars. The Super touring cars was a franchise series all around the world. America also had its Super Touring cars series unfortunately that category of racing did not appeal to the American public i think it lasted only 4 or 5 years in the USA, OR American public was not aware of it.
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  36373. Hey mate can you please react to american vs australian slang w/ kristen mcatee Cheers Hooroo 🤙
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  36374. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrZoDGFEwEE (Faster than Scott McLaughlin's Bathurst Lap) But never gets a mention!
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  36375. Congratulations, Sydney is absolutely adorable 💖
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  36376. That was great. I've never seen these two before as I'm in the UK. We had something similar as a sketch in a programme called Alas Smith and Jones, which was funny at the time. Also a slightly more recent programme called The Day Today, which was a spoof news programme. Check them out if you can. Alas Smith and Jones: https://youtu.be/1oHQLMLG1KY The Day Today: https://youtu.be/t2x4hMr2WLw
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  36377. You should look at the norwegian movie series called ( børning.) Its funny, nice cars, nice driving.. 😂😂 the børning movies, its like a norwegian cannonball run.
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  36378. There should be a documentary how Audi Quattro changed motor racing and there's a documentary how easily this car dominated USA racing series and got straight up banned.
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  36379. hey bro, big fan here from Ireland! if you like the v8 Scania and Iveco you should check out the Mercedes SK 1950, its also a v8 truck from the 80s and 90s and she sounds awesome, even if you dont make a video on it, just check it out for your own benefit lol
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  36380. The best ride along in a V8 super car that I have seen was from a few years back when Fox showed it the Bathurst 1000 and Darrell waltrip did a ride along that was the most hysterical one I've seen
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  36381. I want you to go out and hit the pace care. What??!
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  36382. 😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  36383. I miss my old LX
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  36384. Highway patrol in Australia are no joke they scary
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  36385. Check out this XY GT rally clip I think you’ll love this one as well. https://youtu.be/4y6kMej-Bio
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  36386. I still have the original flyer from Iveco, from the whole Iveco truck brand. The Iveco vans were the best also, there was nothing like them.
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  36387. IwRocket. You have see you tube video. The Largest Rc. AirBus. A380. Made my. Fight. It looks like the real thing. Thank you buddy. ❤😊
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  36388. 5.0ltr v8's bud.. Cheers 👍
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  36389. I used a public toilet during a visit in Philadelphia. It was free - and very clean. The stall was a bit odd - but absolutely usable. On our German Autobahns, there are free (very filthy) standalone public toilets (payed with tax money) and (clean) pay toilets at gas stations. IIRC they charge 0.70€ giving you 0.50€ extra to spend in the shop. Considering our gas prices - a small expense.
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  36390. Love your deep dive into snooker, mate.! Superb to see.
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  36391. That break was hilarious 😂... Sorry I know your new to it. Definitely worth watching a real match to get the feel of how tactical it is. It's night and day compered with pool
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  36392. adam hills is another great one his an assie thats missing a leg
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  36393. Looks like a period road tyre? They sell them in the USA also for your own muscle cars-
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  36394. I'd live to see a lolly tasting. BTW, your wife's laugh is so good, I was cracking up with her.
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  36395. 20 of these things flying by in lap 1 must have been so awesome. What a shame that we can't experience that anymore
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  36396. IWrocker hell yeah. I'll put the drag tires on so we have traction this time!
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  36397. I remember watching as much rally as I could given North American coverage was limited. Group B was an obvious fav to watch. Yes, I'm old. I've owned an old Audi GT, strictly because of Group B - 5cyl/5spd. A total blast to drive, especially in the winter. Go anywhere / anytime car. You may be able to find the rally information and a listing of what cars were in it, including photos (pre-race)... haha... cause some may not make it or be recognizable post-race. Find out what the mystery cars were, who the drivers were. And as for which is more talented this or F1... Hands Down RALLY. Why? Because as soon as bad weather is out there, they have to stop an F1 race. These drivers go on, pretty much no matter what. I love F1. Have since before I was able to drive myself. But, Rally takes far more talent. Remember, most of these guys started out as their own pit crew as well... or even could still be. And few have 'major' sponsorship deals, whereas F1 has massive dollars thrown into it.
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  36398. I was racing formula Vee in 84 and 85 then Formula Fords. Its was great to be in the same race meetings and the big bangers , especially in 1984 - the last year before Group A started. Even though our class was at the boring end and nobody paid attention to us, it was just fantastic to be on the same meeting. The drivers briefings were held together with all drivers regardless of your class. So I have a few pictures of me standing between Brock and Moffat (Both my heroes) listening to the race Stewart. As for the cars ... my god they were beautiful and exciting and t In any Group C race, you could 50 or more cars on the track. I just cant get into Super V8s like I did the Big Bangers. In those days you could see cars like your mum and dad drove or cars like owned yourself, all on the race track at the same time. Those cars were somehow more relatable.
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  36399. Any of you boofheads out there need to read this, You HAVE to try mount Panorama in Gran Turismo -with Virtual Reality and a force feedback wheel. I now know that track like the back of my hand. Having tried it in PSVR has given me such a greater appreciation of this batshit mad track. It is an incredible experience. You all owe it to yourselves as V8 supercar fans.
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  36400. Bedankt
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  36401. Another cool video mate, before you do a HSV video go back to where it started with HDT, the Holden Dealer Team https://youtu.be/yLDGx78-JoI
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  36402. ian there is a new video out from the nurburgring with a the 2023 honda type r breaking the lap record for a front wheel drive car beating the one set by the renault megane r by just under one minute you should have a look. keep up what you do, just curious what do you do in your spare time do you work as well? cheers mate
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  36403. haha, even as an Aussie I think these ads are bad! lol
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  36404. Look at oilfield trucks And onshore rig moves
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  36405. They say f1 drivers are the most badass drivers because of there high speed and G force around corners but to me a rally driver will always be the Most badass drivers on this planet.. there track can change drastically the tight forest roads high cliffs where one slip means death and not to mention the spectators
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  36406. Pedro looking sharp as always, i love these beer tasting videos. 🍻🤠
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  36407. If you ask, people will rant... Asian drivers... old fart drivers... women drivers. However, in reality, stupidity knows no bounds. A few days ago, my wife was nearly t-boned by a cop, who was on his mobile phone while driving.
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  36408. Diehard F1 fan here. I saw this move pop up in my Youtube feed, and I've heard a few good things about NASCAR recently. Thing is, I know absolutely nothing about this sport. So if you have video recommandations, I'll happily take them.
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  36409. in 97 to 99 i learned to drive a truck in school . we had a few iveco trucks like this one. sadly not the V8 and only 300hp; we had ZF gearbox and eaton fuller. i loved the eaton.
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  36410. Steak and Bacon pie is heaven
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  36411. Look at that smile :) awesome... And you are very talented man. Excelent driving for first time. Recomending Skoda Fabia from 2000s its much more fun than R5 ,-)
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  36412. Your video is very cool hi from france 🇫🇷
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  36413. Please make film about dunes near the town Łeba on the Balic coast. Use phrase - Słowiński park narodowy or wydmy koło Łeby
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  36414. Happy Christmas to you and yours, Ian. Melbourne was a sunny 29 today, with a light breeze - perfect for meat and salad at the outdoor pavilion at my parents’ retirement village!
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  36415. If you liked this video you can check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhxChLtLQ6g bulding/renovating a ski slope. They use a similar machine.
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  36416. When you have a beer and the foam is gone, you have to take a napkin and roll it up like a cigarette and then dip it in the beer a few times and then the foam will come back! 🍻✌🏼
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  36417. Would love it if you checked out young guns opal hunters YouTube channel. They a really genuine bunch and opal mining is fascinating.
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  36418. G’day Mate, Just found your YouTube feed! Love what you’re doin. Great stuff Can’t save the link to post here but, try WacKEDmaN page and nascar diver hot lap at Bathurst ? I think Darrell Waltrip Bathurst V8 Supercar Hotlap?
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  36419. Add bacon and hot chips/french fries.Superb cuisine.
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  36420. I think you need to plan a holiday to Australia and visit Bathurst when the race is on.
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  36421. The Mitsubishi Pajero was sold in America as the Montero and the Shogun in the UK.
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  36422. Dukkah is a nut spice dry dip.. traditionally middle eastern you dip your bread in olive oil then dip in the dukkah its really popular in austalia but its a mid eastern cuisine.
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  36423. The bike is a cub (Honda) postie bikes still look like that lol but I believe they have now stopped production 😢
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  36424. The grandfather... send more😂😂
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  36425. I live in an old suburb of South Western Sydney and it’s got a lot of old tree coverage.
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  36426. You really should review (or at least watch) the Vision Australia Carols by Candlelight from Melbourne. Watching it on Christmas Eve is another great Aussie tradition. Some great performances, especially from Marina Prior and lots of cheesy stuff.
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  36427. It's funny that you keep saying aldi is a good store. It's considered one of the worst here in the netherlands (but also germany). Really a discount store with no atmosphere or good looking store. They have very good stuff for the price. But it's not enjoyable to walk through the lanes there: all big cardboard boxes filled with the actual products, instead of layed out products in neat organized drawers. Again going there for the price-quality ratio that is always superb, but you go there with a mission, not to have a relaxing shopping time at saturday.
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  36428. 2:45 I remember the tables! I used to collect them...for no idea why! Probably because they looked like little tables...
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  36429. How's Wayne Gardner finishing on the podium with Neil Crompton. There's one for you IWrocker Gardner, the Wizard of OZ. Watch 'Wayne' the documentary movie, it's bloody unreal. He couldn't walk the streets of Japan without getting mobbed by fans.
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  36430. G'day Ian, always a fan of you comment, you and your wonderful family please have a safe and joyful Christmas ⛄ and may all your dreams come true, cheers mate Neil 🤠.
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  36431. FYI ....The freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus johnstoni or Crocodylus johnsoni; see below), also known as the Australian freshwater crocodile, Johnstone's crocodile or also known as freshie, is a species of crocodile endemic to the northern regions of Australia.
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  36432. The guy who's have a remote start or stop. The car is a Smart roadster with a Hayabusa engine I'd say. The car spinning would have a front wheel lock lever or device in the car. Makes the car spin sharper. Seen it on a mini in the UK. The tricks he is doing on the bike are good but there's guys and gals out there doing more extreme stuff than this guy is.
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  36433. Wash the coins in coke that's what we use to do in school with the 1c and 2c coins
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  36434. You just glanced over the most influential and ahead-of-its-time car ever: the Citroën DS (pronounced: Déesse – Goddess). As a compensation you MUST react to a DS video. I promise you'll be blown away! For example: https://youtu.be/kzW_ERSgFRY
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  36435. 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹💪💪💪
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  36436. I like this smoke
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  36437. That was cool. It looks super easy to drive in a circle but it most definitely, is not, those camber changes on this track look very Trickey to master and you have fa room to move. These saves are epic I'm enjoying these videos. Question? Did the HQ have the column three speed in the 6cyl. My aunt and uncle left their Kingswood on our farm for a while and told us to give it a run every now and then, it was great fun. I wasn't a HQ it was a HJ I think but could be wrong. Well it was great fun when mum and dad had to go to town shopping 🤪👍haha
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  36438. Danke!
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  36439. Loving these 👍🏻 keep it up
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  36440. Congratulations mate🍻👍😎
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  36441. I like it that IWrocker comments on Australian cultural phenomena . Thanks old sport, it's really amusing.
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  36442. You guys are really becoming my favorite comfort channel that I put on the TV when I get home from a long day at work and need some good vibes. Thanks! And keep up the great work!
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  36443. Small cars in Australia had a significant market share in Australia even pre war. Australian bodied Austin, with convertible and UTE versions available : https://youtu.be/yBoWkq89h2M Lower purchase price and fuel cost an attraction for many. Stories and photos in my family of the pre war Austin Seven. Even the first car Peter Brock drove was an Austin Seven, but one he hotted up as a kid. The car still exists in this amazing collection : https://youtu.be/RhllAzdl0-Q
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  36444. Apparently only 23 still exist.
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  36445. Congratulations IWrocker, extended family and community.
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  36446. Really fun watching your reaction to your first game of snooker, and I love that you pronounce "snooker" correctly! Kudos! The next thing you should look at is how to apply spin to the cue ball during shots to affect where it lands after the shot. This can make a huge difference to break building by keeping position on a colour after a red and vice versa. It also unlocks a new dimension of the sport in addition to angles and power. Stephen Hendry (2nd best player in history behind Ronnie) has a really good YouTube channel where he goes into detail on all sort of snooker techniques so look out for that. It'll be really interesting to see how you react to your first 12 foot real-life snooker table experience because it is much much harder in real life than in a game/simulation. I play on 12 foot tables maybe 5 or 6 times a year and used to have an 8 foot table when I was a teenager, and I find computer games pretty easy because I know the rules, strategy and techniques. But when you try to apply these in real life you find that tables are not quite level, your cue isn't entirely straight, your eyesight isn't perfect and there are a number of other variables which affect the outcomes fundamentally (eg. how many beers have you consumed! 😂). Speaking of Ronnie, have you seen the TV series where Ronnie came to the USA with a friend of his and they went round various pool halls and tried their hand at hustling etc? Here's the IMDB link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6356668/ It's really fun to watch. :)
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  36447. Check out Jensen Buttons lap in the Vodafone F1 Car...
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  36448. Fun fact. Australia is the ONLY country that EAT the animals on their coat of arms. Kangaroo meat is beautiful Bbq'd but Emu is a bit like turkey👍👍👍
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  36449. Very good mate, now do the citizenship test and eat a tablespoon of Vegemite straight up. 😂🤣😃 👍😎👍🇦🇺
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  36450.  @IWrocker  Great humble response. Like most countries they have their pros and cons. But I think it's healthy to acknowledge some of the cons such as school shootings and health care. Being proud of your roots and cultural identity is healhy and can only foster positive long-term change in areas needing attention. 👍
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  36451. Make sure you get to BROOME...GORGEOUS..spent a week in WA,,,lovely,,could live there for sure.Boab trees are beautiful...feel very blessed to live in such a diverse environment. I hope you get over one day you might not want to leave.
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  36452. 😵 OMG
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  36453. Hi Ian. 577kg on the Milwaukee is incredible. I know it is a 10 inch centre on that tool (I've got one) so that is around 1526 Lb/Ft or, to give you a idea of how much that is, 8 average (7 Americans) men hanging from the handle. Brilliant and costly but WAY over-engineered. What I really want to know is "Who the hell makes sockets that can take that much crap", Great stuff. keep it up.
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  36454. when are you coming to europe my guy?
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  36455. BCF and BWS for all your camping needs.😊
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  36456. 💔💔😭😭😭
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  36457. Bro your gay.
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  36458. Im frensh and know we have unimog and they are still used
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  36459. As a central umpire, I have been hit by the ball from the stikers end in the head, and I was knocked unconcious. Ambos were called.
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  36460. Ian if the game has it, try the Gold Coast track.
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  36461. I've punched and round house kicked a Roo before, they can take a hit!!
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  36462. Good job. The second drop of was very well done!
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  36463. In New Zealand I remember the old 50's, 60's Dodge ambulances then the UK Bedford ambulances then Chevrolet then most modern that I've seen was Mercedes Benz but I think there might be a new model now but not sure
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  36464. Agree to this. He is such a joy to watch
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  36465. 06:12 stop there and look back tires . Yes these are 6 inches long peaks !
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  36466. Mount Augustus (Burringurrah) actually isn't a monolith (as is claimed in tourism), it's a 1,105-metre-high inselberg (isolated mountain) in the Hamersley. Uluru is still the largest monolith, a single giant rock at 863 metres, with the majority of its mass underground. Nevertheless, they are both very impressive and spiritual places.
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  36467. ian have a look at the big bash if you think marshy could hit
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  36468. How you checked out summernats? Lots of big horse power cars doing burnouts. And another cool event is power cruise.
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  36469. Kia Ora from your Maori viewer in New Zealand.
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  36470. Its a nice Truck ;)
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  36471. I'm not sure why you feel you had to do this, it's none of our business, full stop! Congrats God bless
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  36472. MORE please.
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  36473. Ginger beer is the best lol
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  36474. Should check out Bathurst 12 Hours. GT3 racing on the mountain. Imagine racing there in the dark. https://youtu.be/JC5lVjkKUN8
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  36475. Mega lap, at the tail end of the best F1 era! You have to check this out, it's niche.. But the McLaren MP4/15 and MP4/16 from 2000 & 2001 respectively. Generally F1 V10s all sounded very similar, absolutely epic but very similar, but these 2 cars from McLaren absolutely had their own very distinct high pitched 'wail' even more so than the other cars, so much so there are videos dedicated to them! It's particularly noticeable when the car is accelerating out of a low speed corner, check this video out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDqUs5Cm2fA
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  36476. Guess you are doing the slam..
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  36477. A commercial for not really the best beers from Europe. Ian, do not trust this! Come over and give really good beer a try.
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  36478. Congratulations to the entire family 👪 your new baby girl is just beautiful xx 💞
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  36479. I work at a Mine. I wonder if I can send you a sample of High Grade Lithium from Western Australia for your collection? Somehow that rock found it's way into my pocket...
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  36480. us aussies are so bad . i think we get banned and demonetised more than anyone lol . i dont get it . noone here takes offence to what we say , its how we are so easy going . but the snowflakes are making it hard for us to be ourselves , with their 'feelings ' were not allowed to mention nationalities , its called being racist lol dont be an aussie , it makes the foreigners feel unwanted , we cant even have cheese names that weve had for 100 years because it sounds racist . australia is losing its identity in the name of political correctness .... so yu not allowed to be racist against anyone , except australians lol . its fine to wipe our culture out . 🤣🤣
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  36481. Let's be honest. If it's crunchy and salty and flavoursome it's a win 😋 Like others have said I've never seen the Hawaiian Pizza Shapes. Maybe you need to start sending them out to us haha
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  36482. Pls do another Euro Truck Simulator video but add some mods from The Steam Workshop for ETS
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  36483. I haven’t watched the whole vid yet, you’d know more then I do! I cant name the ones I’ve seen so far! The 14-15 Nissan is just terrible; body kit is meh! Just dead weight! That’s my opinion but anyway, keep up the vids mate!👍
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  36484. RCZ was 2010 - 2015 in Australia, and yes they came in either a petrol or diesel, the diesel with a manual and in white is my wish
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  36485. Hey mate from Down under just letting you know your videos are great viewing keep it up a few mate recommended you too me your getting quite a following from aus
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  36486. Please do USA peanut butter vs AUS!!
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  36487. He is a wise old man in Australia Ialways drank with the older guys and it was nice and taught me a lot of things 🍻
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  36488. 80s, i won a bunch of heman stuff from that show !
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  36489. I love Turkish delight, but hate crunchie and violet crumble. They are both a love it or hate it thing. Love that you guys are honest!
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  36490. Just adding on to what other people have said about the Paw Paw Ointment - paw paw is a tropical fruit. I believe the ointment is made out of fermented paw paw? Anyway yeah, it does a great job with helping things heal, soothe, etc.
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  36491. Looks good👍
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  36492. If you like rum you should try Bundaberg rum and cola
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  36493. You should try the Snooker '19 game. The mechanics and physics are much better and the game is more realistic. It's the best snooker sim available in my opinion
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  36494. Pizza are always shrinking in size 😂 Extra Large premium pizza is $25, the XL traditional is $19 and the value ones are $15. They always have vouchers available too. I dislike Dominoes though.
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  36495. They parked the modern rally cars where our guild does lightsaber duelling. Is a gorgeous setting in Auckland overlooking the harbour next to the Museum and the Cenotaph. Unfortunately I was unable to attend it in person this year, so no me in those clips. God I wish I had been there for the S1 though.
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  36496. Seems Ed got lots of his inspiration from the excellent Shannon's end of an era series. Part one of four : https://youtu.be/5tC7yP9LmAE A few less mistakes than Ed and more detail over two hours.
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  36497. 8:35 In Poland there are usually two officers.
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  36498. Just like Kookaburra liquorice, I've never heard of the HSV Maloo. I learned something today.
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  36499. Great stuff!
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  36500. I think supercars are just playing the money game, hence why only select races are televised for free, it's all pay to watch now and they have yet to wonder why the viewership and followers have declined, they're killing their own sport and wont listen to fans
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  36501. I remember growing up everyone wanted to play like Ronaldinho. We spent hours, sometimes days, trying to learn a skill we saw him do. He inspired a whole generation.
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  36502. 'Uitzonderlijk vervoer', 'exceptional transport'.
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  36503. Hi liking the channel Tony (UK )
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  36504. The Macho Power Wagon was truly badass, just not sure Dodge would be able to sell enough of these to justify making them. I mean that rig would easily cost $100 k plus. Loads of goodies on it for sure. However, those goodies I speak of should be available as aftermarket accessories. Mopar seems to have dropped the ball on this for sure. But some of the pieces are easy to replicate with time and colour matched paint along with vinyl wrap. I know this because I have been using the Macho Wagon as an inspiration for my build. AEV does put out a very similar hood. AEV also has a Nomad package available witch is totally badass and very popular with the Ram 2500 diesels. But again it all boils down to dollars and cents because these parts are by no means cheap.
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  36505. You need the try some different tim tam flavours! You’ll love them all
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  36506. nice mate
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  36507. I doubt Andrew (his son) can even type yet 🤣perhaps you meant Ian?
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  36508. We do eat our animals kangaroo 🦘 and Emu on our Australian 🇦🇺 Flag but Kangaroo 🦘 is very low fat and delicious 😋 if cooked properly 🥘 I’ve never tasted Emu before so I don’t know 🤷🏻‍♀️ how it tastes. 🥘🕊🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  36509. When you do buy a fresh import car here in New Zealand all the cars has the price to purchase then it says plus ORC (On Riad Costs) which is the price of registering the car, getting number plates etc.
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  36510. The whole series is worth watching - he is hilarious
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  36511. the scariest moment i've ever had behind the wheel was when my vans windscreen wipers stopped working on the motorway during really heavy rain. I could not see anything. I got in the slow lane and went 50mph all the way home but yeah no visibility is way worse than ice or snow!
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  36512. Similar to the Subaru Symmetrical system, very impressive 👏
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  36513. Played it on games and have visited many times, no game or simulator even comes remotely close to the visceral thrill of physically putting your car through its paces 😁
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  36514. Australian weather is actually quite diverse. You have the tropical north but just south of Canberra you have the snowy mountains which have several ski resorts
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  36515. Try Löwenbrau Oktoberfest Version not bad at all for a commercial beer
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  36516. There's a bloke in the US that has a channel and he mines gold using RC trucks and sluices. Seriously. He dredges Gold with RC vehicles.
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  36517. sheet tuned on to your vlog n was belted to my seat.... and I hate v eights..... im a four banger... lighter on gas brakes tyres handle better faster... etc etc.. have a good one mate.
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  36518. 1.01 - 'alright you guys ready?'..... haha Emma's already all over it :) I spent this whole vid eating a bag of Twisties :)
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  36519. The American one looks like they're from the 70s. They do look really old fashioned compared to modern fire engines.
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  36520. That accent was shit, but you got a like and subsribe for trying. Edit, P.S, try some Aussie Man Reviews for the excact same interviews with these celebs, way more fun.
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  36521. The poor tree. I don't have a lot of sympathy for the guys involved, the truck shouldn't be on the road, but the tree was entirely innocent. :)
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  36522. 10:05 Here in Australia, not every animal can kill you - they all want to... Just not all of them can. 🤣🐨🇦🇺
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  36523. It's for the different time zones
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  36524. i'm from Canada and agree that Kofola is way better than Coca Cola or Pepsi. You can actually taste its herbal origins. I was introduced to it in Slovakia.
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  36525. I've only driven Scania and Volvo but i think personally the cab is smaller in the volvo, it feels more cramped, i've never been in a MAN but it is close to scania
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  36526. hey dude, have a look at ruben zeltner gt3 onboard or in general rally competition stuff. thx for the entertainment and cheers ^^
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  36527. My mum has requested that I take her to get a Bunnings sausage tomorrow, she is 88!
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  36528. Under English convention, if it was spelt with 1 'r' your pronunciation would be correct. But with 2 'r's it is pronounced the way you don't think it should be. This seems common in USA English, other examples of reverse pronunciation are found in the names 'Dana', correctly pronounced 'Day-na' because it has only 1 'n' and 'Tara', pronounced 'Tar-ah' again because of the single consonant following the vowel. Love your stuff and watch it all, cheers m8!
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  36529. I’ve mentioned the Roo stuff several times hopefully he will pick it up
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  36530. hiiii :D
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  36531. That's funny! Look at all the bodgy cars.. 😒 Straya 🤘
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  36532. Your room looks like mine when I was 8 lol
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  36533. Probably worried about how the youtube bot categorises this video.
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  36534. Bathurst week mate
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  36535. recommended video - tremendous loaded trailer trucks, i'm sure you never seen something like this in us, australia or eu
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  36536. Love the channel and your beautiful family. This one's for the children.. WOMBAT WOBBLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDlh_SPW6Mc
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  36537. emoji in Australia 🙃 ....... sorry just had to do it
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  36538. I had a VK Commodore 5 speed straight 6 painted in Brock group A blue as one of my first cars wish I could of put a V8 in…
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  36539. I'm a ford man but I'd kill for one of these
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  36540. There is some good truckers out there that eat, breathe and sleep trucking and it's them you can trust with big rigs.
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  36541. Hi Ian, I had the pleasure of being in the stadium for this event. AWESOME, AND INSANELY LOUD. Loved it. Cheers from Australia
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  36542. Because nothing says ‘I love you’ like an immaculate car. That Skoda is a very clean show car and could win lots of prizes in his class. Michael must be very proud of this gem of a car. Cheers! Dzięki.
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  36543. G'day Ian, something to watch, is the Redx around Australia rally from the 50/60s, have a great Christmas, cheers mate Neil 🤠.
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  36544. Ian check out Cactus Country its a little slice of Mexico in Victoria.
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  36545. You gotta look at the old Australian Hard Yakka work wear adds from the 90's
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  36546. i played netball as kid/teen and im a guy... so not totally a girls sport. Netball is about strategy, chess with a ball.
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  36547. In Brazil we had a Chevrolet Astra, it has been discontinued for a few years. But it looked nothing like the one in the video. I wonder if it's the same car or they just have the same name.
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  36548. With you and the Aussies with this one, love a Monaro!
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  36549. It's funny when Beaty started to call us the smart state. Honestly if you have to declare your smart you're not as smart as you think you are😁 I prefer the sunshine state at least our warm weather backs that one up.
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  36550. Happy Birthday mate
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  36551. Hi Ian yes nice we have a few gorges here in the north of Western Australia too , you can be driving across the flat landscape and come across these amasing holes in the ground , Karajini National Park is an adventure https://youtu.be/YamG1YQBYxU
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  36552. I knew there must have been a massive accumulation but crikey some of us in Australia jealous just to have one at the moment good luck to you mate I've enjoyed your videos I haven't seen many it's only been a a few weeks I've known about your channel anyway from the Barossa Valley South Australia
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  36553. In Brazil, we are used to have a crew of 2 per patrol car. Somtimes, our cars bring 4 cops(when in operations demanding mor support). I was surprised about the absence of a cage in the back, as they are pretty standard issue here in our wagons, pickups, and SUVs udes by police.
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  36554. A few decades ago I attended a huge low loader at a nearby power station, along with two other guys from our tire depot. The damn thing was so long that it had a separate driver on the rear steer "unit". I actually can't recall overall, but just the "bed" had something like 18 steerable axles with 4 wheels on each sub dolly on each side!!! So 68 million tires on one truck, prolly! Heh, kidding-ish. 😅 The towing units were crazy big too, with something like 5 or 6 axles, with several of them steerable. We replaced several tires on the bed which had presumably run over something.
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  36555. YOU HAD TO WATCH THE VIDEO. The Commodore was extensively changed because they widened it over the Opel width so that meant a lot had to change . The engine was a 253 ci V8
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  36556. 1st
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  36557. pilsner is awesome, one of my favourite
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  36558. I just thought of something, maybe you could "rinse" your palate with water between each tasting. I know it seems over the top but I guess the high fructose corn syrup and sugar in general sticks a bit a sip. By the way, if you find the blood orange San Pellegrino, I am pretty sure that you would get blown away. Like 15/10 rating :)
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  36559. Ahh the vibrations! 🤤🤫
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  36560. Congrats wrockers. Good to see everyone’s good and healthy. Great name (my birthplace).
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  36561. Aligators!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm sorry but alligators or crocodiles. I'd prefer to come across an aligator rather than a crocodile thats for sure! How can you mix the two up?
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  36562. Belgium beer is always strong 😂
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  36563. Would be cool to see a comparison of how much quicker you are on a track you know between a controller and wheel. I’ve heard it can be as much as a couple seconds.
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  36564. 1987 the greatest year of all 3weeks later PETER THE KING BROCK was given the win after yanks caught cheeting. do the whole race you wont be disappionted
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  36565. IN QUEENSLAND AND I LIVE IN QUEENSLAND AND I NEVER SEEN ONE IN MY LIFE, I KNOW YOU LOVE IT IAN.
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  36566. Water and wind has amazing abilities to shape and form rock faces! Check out the 12 apostiles...
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  36567. This guys the most Ozzie American I’ve seen lol ( OZZARICAN )
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  36568. Bertone design
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  36569. we didnt get vipers, We only got camaros a couple of years ago, but they are crazy expensive i think they start at 90k, the RHD mustangs are your "premium gt's" they are about 70k.
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  36570. Good on ya Mate! The whole world needs a Tim Tam! Spread the love mate!
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  36571. Not my type of car, i want the sound. Still curious, how many laps can it run like this and how long to recharge.
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  36572. Much better look! Well done!
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  36573. I'd be curious to know, is the current owner the one who imported it or did he buy it second hand already imported? If he is the one who imported it, why did he choose to do so?
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  36574. I feel so ashamed, the average European does not base their perception of reality on movies and series.
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  36575. You welcome 🤗
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  36576.  @IWrocker  if theres one thing that unites all gearheads is we like anything with a motor to do something dangerous and/or stupid in lmao I highly respect you and your channel bud keep up the great content
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  36577. Yes having you blocking part of the video the video is not a good thing. You need to show what we are watching not obscured.
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  36578. It's funny, 'cause today I was commented ecactly this topic to and older video of you. Thx for making this to your topic
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  36579. FLIES rule in Australia in summer. They are bloody horrible. Snakes are basically shy unless you walk on them or try and harass them. Spiders are basically harmless and will avoid you. WATCH OUT for our most aggressive and dangerous marsupial, The Drop Bear. Their attack is 99% fatal, you cannot walk in our coastal national parks on your own. They are extremely intelligent.
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  36580. 🔴 They picked the very best assortment for you there. Premium stuff ❕🔵 The Wagyu Beef jerky is just like Kobe beef jerky.
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  36581. As far as I know American trucks have a separate generator for running heater and lighting, I know that’s what super trucker Dan has on YouTube.
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  36582. Hahaha wow. This is why you should make more videos about correct truck info man! You need wayyyyy more views than that channel ha.
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  36583. DW Euromaxx has a short video called "How exciting would it be to spend a day with the German Autobahn police?" that might interest you.
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  36584. Poutine is missing the one Holy ingredient of Chicken Salt.
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  36585. Reminds me of that scene in Spiderman 3, where the physicist warns Peter about that evil symbiont substance that came from out of space. Except in this version the Promite is the Symbiont. And we need to be the ones warning Ian. Don’t let any of that get on you…
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  36586. I saw you loving all the post cards and the glasshouse mountains one in particular. Glasshouse mountains are home to some of the gnarliest 4wd tracks in Australia. a lot of people attempt Big Red and fail. There's a YouTube channel called Do it in the Dirt and a lot of their content is filmed in the glasshouse mountains. you should definitely try find some videos of people tackling Big Red though. it's a wild track
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  36587. So what about Beta (Italy), Facom (France), Britool (UK) and Snap-on(US)? Beta and Facom provide tools to F1 teams and presumably Snap-on supply US racing teams, so by association they ought to be at the top of the game. Having had Makita, Kamasa, Facom, Beta, and Snap-on my favorite is (modern) Britool, which has the quality of Facom, its parent company in all respects but at a lower price point. I understand that Facom bought Britool to enter the popular end of the market without jeopardising their premium rep and they invested heavily in modern production and quality control, which allied with the long traditional manufacturing knowhow of the British company are turning out products as good as their parent.
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  36588. I went to the US in 2006 and saw the USGP and a NASCAR truck race at Sparta, Kentucky - that was Marcos Ambrose's first season in NASCAR. Got to Indianapolis with my friends and found out accommodation was surprisingly cheap. My friend (from Nebraska) asked why, and the manager said it was because they thought F1 was the following week. In 2010 I came back and saw NASCAR at Watkins Glen and Bristol. NASCAR sounded quite nice at Watkins Glen, but nowhere near as loud as F1. NASCAR at Bristol was painful. When racing the sound became a horrible drone, much louder than at Watkins Glen. The sound just bounces around the grand stands.
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  36589. H patten is real racing
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  36590. hello Ian Pedro family. 😊I hope to get sume thing to you's thru post one s got stuff to send you s .okay. ...amazing gift vid as all way s. .
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  36591. I've worked bars in Oz and UK and the beer glasses/mugs are designed for the amount of beer you paid for plus a small head. Some glasses actually have a mark to where you pour to and rest is head. I had people in Manchester and you would pour a beer for them and they were so cheap they would wait until the head had disappeared and then demand you top it up. Sometimes I would, it depended on how you asked. Most of the time I didn't because they had the correct amount they had paid for and some glasses had the mark and you could just point at it. 😝
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  36592. You need to checkout Kym Illmam F1 photographer. He covers so much more than just the cars of F1
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  36593. Great video 👍🏼
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  36594. Welp. Since everyone beat me to explaining Brake Migration, I might as well suggest a video by Donut Media on the Evolution of the F1 wheel. It's a great short vid to see how the steering wheels had changed over time.
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  36595. i like those cars to! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹
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  36596.  @DStead2239  Supercar panels are all composite nowadays, have been for a few years. NASCAR uses original driveline layout, supercars uses a rear mounted transaxle. NASCAR doesn't use a ridiculously high rear wing. All the Commodores, Falcons and now Mustangs have had different wheelbases than their road going counterparts, for years. I think the only thing that makes Supercars LOOK a little bit more relevant is the swinging doors and having badges and lights
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  36597. It's a dual fuel kitted car too. Can you buy LP Gas (propane) for cars there?
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  36598. https://youtu.be/ROgGTkXX-7M regarding the off-road utes, you have to watch this video of Luke Fink taking a lifted Falcon ATV ute through these washouts in the Glasshouse mountains half hour down the road from our house! I tried to go on your discord to suggest this video and the link in the description wouldn't work for some reason saying it was expired or something.
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  36599. well.. you know there is a possibility to drive an European style truck in the USA. Bruce Wilson (https://youtu.be/YNpsGt9b4LY?si=2BCj62RZtjdcpHNr) got some Scania Cabover .. maybe it is time for a collab :D
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  36600. A massive congrats to your special edition to a beautiful family only just woke up to see your baby I'm feeling so proud like as if I am the uncle I have a tear in my eyes and love the name Sydney but I thought it would be Matilda anyway thanks for the great start to day
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  36601. 16lb of lamb per person per year. According to United States Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service, each American consumed about .6 pound of lamb yearly in 2011. The highest lamb consumption in the past 100 years was 5 pounds per person in 1912. Lamb is one of our staple meats, and delicious. Not sure why you guys dont eat it.. (You have sheep obviously!) Adelaide is my home town.. (see, we dont even call it a city!) Its like the city you have when you arent having a city.. with parklands in and around the main CBD Laid out from the start, by a Town Planner, Col. Light..
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  36602. lucky to even see an early Fabia now. back in say 2016, I saw more than one W-reg one and I rode in a Y-reg one (that was scrapped later in the same year), but nowadays? nah. even the 03-reg late 1.4 MPi-engined example that was round my way seems to have vanished.
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  36603. Hi Ian Not a V8 Supercar, but it is Bathurst but this a full lap looking out through race cam, and it's quick, cheers https://youtu.be/XM4QpKaTNtc
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  36604. But Ian I’m a proud Victorian, Melbourne, Yarra Junction. Female. 💙🦋💙🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕🌹🌹♥️♥️🥊🥊🔥🔥🌹💙💙that loves ♥️ her AFL, AFLW and Netball teams!! 💚💛🏐🏐🏈🏈🏆🏆😈😈💞💞
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  36605. Peter Perfect ✊ Hey Ian check out some Aussie concept cars,, The Holden Hurricane is a stand out and Efijy is just magic on wheels
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  36606. Kombi is similar to a samba , made by Volkswagen in Germany and Brazil , John Fogerty , Seinfeld and Jack Nicholson are well known owners , they were hugely popular around Woodstock era
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  36607. 3:25 i think that they didn't require them by reducing pizza size . Reducing humidity 8n box , but importantly smaller box less drop on box lid . Just my thought. 🦘🦘🦘🦘👍🇦🇺
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  36608. Definitely check the video from davev8580 back of beyond. Very tight Wales country roads in dense fog. With a bonus of v8 scania sounds!
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  36609. If you wanted to go to every beach in Australia it would take you 30years.😲 👍🤓
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  36610. alright...NOW! you are an honourary Aussie, cheers mate
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  36611. Got me one of those Commodores , Lime Green VR SS
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  36612. Check out videos about kangaroos at Bathurst. So many.
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  36613. Bunnings banned the fried onion that goes on top of the snag because someone slipped on one inside the store. Now the onion gets put on bottom with the butter haha
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  36614. I honestly don’t understand how people live in cities, the most populous town I’ve lived in had 13,000 people and that’s to damn many. I’m happy livin out bush😂
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  36615. Ale is the transport company and Alstom produces a kind of big electric stuff (also trains)
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  36616. I was living in Townsville in 1979 when the Round Australia Trial went through, I can still remember the cars lined up at the local showground for their overnight stop. There were a series of endurance trials back in the 60s but interest waned after a time. The 1979 event was the first in years, heavily backed by Repco, Holden had a 3 car team to promote the brand new Commodore and they threw huge resources at it. There was another event in the 90s but it didn't get anywhere near the publicity. The Bathurst museum is a must-see, to their credit the don't just focus on the "Big Race," there's enty of acknowledgement of the long history at the circuit, the other events that gave it a rich history before the touring cars ever turned up, the motorcycle racing that was held there for decades too.
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  36617. nice work
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  36618. Nice music n scenery;) ❤️
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  36619. Basically Snooker and Pool is like comparing Chess and Checkers. just a lil more in depth and a bit more tactical. All fun games still :)
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  36620. As an Aussie I apologise that we have idiots with more money than sense.
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  36621. I dont know cause I've never been there, but I would guess that the traffic lights around the perimeter are not to direct trafic like normal traffic lights, but rather to give pedestrians a chance to cross, e have some wher I live where pedestrians can press a button and after a lil while, the light will go red for the cars and let pedestrians cross, then turn green again
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  36622. Have you done Greg Murphy's Lap of the Gods yet? Cool channel, mate!
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  36623. You aren’t wrong about the HQ series being affordable to get into, at least back in the day (90s) it was. I looked into it back then (I had a 1972 HQ), they all had to have the standard 202ci straight 6, and to kit them out for racing (once you bought the car), would cost you about $10,000.00 to be competitive. So very affordable for a race car. It’d be a lot different now, as good healthy HQs are hard to find, most were destroyed racing in the 90s or just weren’t saved/maintained. They are gorgeous cars, probably my favourite. Beautifully built for racing, they are super low, and corner very well, the body profile is great for racing as well. I miss my HQ every day, so mad that I sold it.
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  36624. Love your rally videos. Think of Baja trucks, for the cars suspension. Stay healthy, stay safe, and keep being you.
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  36625. Looks like you need to watch two more aussie shows that are hilarious if you haven’t already, danger 5 from south Australia which is based around ww2 with a Secret group of spies, then full frontal for skits look at teletstubbies on youtube for one of the skits.
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  36626. Did you notice how the fronts heat up immediately as he stops on the grid? That's heat from the brakes which is being sent in the air when moving, but spreads through the wheel when stationary
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  36627. Weird seeing houses i have landscaped on the channel. Dont worry we put trees in. But there’s obviously not enough of them
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  36628. Happy New Year from The Netherlands
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  36629. Those Ford territories are truly great cars though (I can vouch) and really practical SUVs, way ahead of their time because later on many other manufacturers would copy the design / it’s just a damn shame we will no longer get them because I swear by them
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  36630. The comment regarding the terrain is especially relevant, in the states where you have miles upon miles of highways gear changes are minimal, in Europe driving as we say over Hills and Dales, especially in rural areas is a manual driver's dream, anticipating gear changes going downhill or going uphill all adds to a driving experience that an auto box doesn't give you, that delay as the auto box catches up with the changing road conditions is incredibly frustrating.
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  36631. 6:00 this kind of windows exist in germany for more then 40year!!! Is a must have
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  36632. ✌🏼🇦🇺🇺🇸✌🏼
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  36633. For Christmas day tomorrow, Brisbane looks not too bad temp wise now, but 80% chance of rain. Merry Christmas to every member of the IW family. Cheers. 👍
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  36634. There are no onfield decision challenges there are no time outs and no “breaks in play sequence” in which to make the challenge. Umpires decision is final right or wrong (mostly wrong, bloody umpires). Only goals can be reviewed, when there is suspension the ball was touched before crossing the line or hitting the post. This is reviewed only when goal or field umpires have doubt. Can’t be “challenged” by opposition team. (However all goals are reviewed whilst ball travels back to centre of ground for restart.)
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  36635. You should do a review on the ISLE OF MAN TT!
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  36636. Also in South Africa, we call it the same as the US. Not sure why, cause we have a lot of Aussie and UK influence.
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  36637. On ya Ian. Welcome to the world of sim racing, you'll lose so much time, perfecting tunes, looking for those extra 200th of a second.
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  36638. The new mustang super cars look better the the one in this clip. I’d watch more nascar if they did more tracks like ours they be sick with the go they have.
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  36639. Promote is kind of an intro level Vegemite. If Vegemite was a video game then promote would be the training stage. It is good for Kids who dont like the taste of Vegemite
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  36640. "Wetten dass" was once THE German Saturday evening prime time TV show. The show guests had to bet on a realy hardcore tasks or new world records. They had to bet on that they made it or fail. If they lost their bet, they had also to perform a odd, curious stunt. Even half of the Hollywood grandes have been guest as this show. Like Michael Jackson who also once made there a world premiere of a new song.
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  36641. This Fraser Island of the Queensland Coast. Love your videos. workhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uceUaDJRAZc&ab_channel=TripInAVan-RoadTripAustraliaSeries
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  36642. Huge Bear Down to you man 🤞🏻 Lots of love from Germany to you
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  36643. Check out Stavros969, Trucker tim, or other trucker youtuber like Martijn Kuipers (Not english speaker but has eng sub on it) for more about European truck not only driving but they also always check the interiors and the whole truck too Check em out Edit : And also check out other European old school trucking or holland style (ex : scania,volvo,daf holland style/old school) oh my god they are so good looking you might gonna like it
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  36644. LDV and GWM are Chinese crap. Ssangyong Musso is Korean, Foton is Indonesian, Mahindra is Indian
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  36645. The remark in the video about the succulent Chinese meal and grabbing the man's penis comes from this arrest in Brisbane years ago (screamingly funny, and they had the wrong man): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRaa1js92Hk&ab_channel=AussieTV
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  36646. Nothing has changed for nearly 50yrs, people still call out Hey Charger waving the hand peace sign. 🇦🇺♥️🙏🇺🇲
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  36647. Doh, it's 5th October 2018, Ian.
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  36648. They are actual blinds.A lot of cars had them well into the 80s. Not a great speller but give it a go. 'venician blinds'. Probably wrong spelling.
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  36649. 3:32 in europe we usually doesnt use ACs in houses and we arent using big truck.. in europe everything has to be compact due to old historical cities
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  36650. Hey, i know this Car on the Top Left Video recomendation. Thats the Green Beast, Marco Koch/Stefan Assmann, Group H (Historical) Opel Kadett C. This Guy is FAST, he smoked a Bunch of Evos and Subarus on some local Rally events in Germany (mostly Tarmac).
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  36651. Hi IWrocker!! Greetings from Germany!!! I would like to suggest this video of another great female driver: "Frikadelli Racing Team best of VLN05 - 2014 Sabine Schmitz vom Ende der Startgruppe auf Platz 1" ---- It´s not so great quality unfortunately, but still very much worth watching, I promise :D
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  36652. I race RC Euro trucks, Tamiya do a stock racing class and they're only $150 ,so much fun, highly recommend 👍
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  36653. Thanks
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  36654. That's the seal of approval at the end of the video. ;-)
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  36655. Hey and the Coins are really nice too Lots of editions and per Country Super Awesome :D
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  36656. You're a good man!
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  36657. German are very good but Belgium beers are SUPER beers !..if You like premium lager type beers.
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  36658. as always great video from nosso irmão dos USA
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  36659. Hey Ian i will be at Bathurst again this year. 38 in a row from memory. Would you like me to get a Holden hat or something for you to send it over?
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  36660. The aboriginal name for the hunting boomerang is A STICK .
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  36661. Need to do NRL reaction vid as for the accent not bad mate
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  36662. I can see Mount Panorama from where i'm working right now..
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  36663. Fosters line was gold !
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  36664. Good one Ian but stop stuffing around mate and come over here and watch it in person.
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  36665. Really enjoyed this! 😊 I haven't been to the N.T yet. And barely scratched the surface in WA. But some of National Parks I've seen/been too: In Qld - Lamington National Park and Springbrook national park (Gold coast hinterland), Noosa national park, Carnarvon National Park, Glasshouse Mountains National park, Morton Island national Park. In NSW - Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Blue mountains National Park, Royal National Park, Kosciusko National Park, Sydney Harbour National Park, Jervis Bay national park. In VIC - Dandenong Ranges National Park, Grampians National Park. WA - Yanchep National Park, Yalgorup National Park.
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  36666. I recomend you to watch the Volvo construction truck test. It was even better, steered by a little girl 😅. She just rolled the truck over and that beast kept going just insane.
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  36667. You should review the Doug DeMuro video that was in the side list, about the the holden ute some time
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  36668. Can you do more f1 reactions
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  36669. I see in the comments quite a few Coopers Pale Ale Fans. I gotta admit it's one of my fave's. I still like a Crown Lager though when we are 'allowed' to got to a pub and have a beer on tap, it's gunna be a 'Schooner of Reschs'...NSW
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  36670. the raspberry is my favourite.... actually it's the only timtam that I buy
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  36671. Hell yea, Like the Christmas decorations, I am really getting Power Wagon fever. getting mine in April or May. My dream truck awaits me man, lol Need to think of a name for it and then put graphics on it. on The rear window or tailgate. getting one like my Icon man. you and your Woman have a very merry Christmas and a great New Year.
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  36672. Soundtrack is beyond awesome! DAMN!
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  36673. hoouu it seems misses has a broken voice
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  36674. The new 70 series comes with the Hilux 2.8L and automatic or 4.5L manual V8
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  36675. 11:42 for me, microwave is used to reheat yesterday's leftovers and thaw frosen food so i can cook it 😄
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  36676. A Tasmanian invented the first bound notebook in 1902 and how can you go past the goon sack that revolutionized how Aussies guzzled their wine 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷💕.
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  36677. Have you got an email mate? I'll send you some black n white police photos of my dads crash. He owned a VL Group A SS with number plates HDT SS. Similar to this but less plastic lol
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  36678. Ha, interesting comment about first year of production. I remember my Dad said never buy a new model, yet ironically that is exactly what he did in '73. (I was 5) Had this 'burb until a couple of years ago, now this Apple dude in Palo Alto is doing a major rebuild, though it seems to have stalled. http://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/171024-The-Camp-4x4-Bus-1973-Suburban-8-1-Swap-amp-Build  Larry, the guy on the thread with the '78 Square, is my good friend, and was an engineer at GM. He has a cool '91 'burb that he also swapped an 8.1 and NV4500 into. Very clean job. Look for a box this coming week!
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  36679. For belgium beer the temp can be a bit higher but i like them cold so thats fine by me. Also try do them from least to most alcohol. its a good way to appricate the the things better. Doesn't always work out that way but as a generale rule its a good one. The leffe defently is one of the better blondes nothing speciale in my opinion just a really nice beer on a warm summer night. But Blondes aren't really my favorites i still like them a lot. Its either Salute or proost depending if you franch or dutch speaking. And now for the other 450 beers they make hehe.
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  36680. Loving these snooker vids
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  36681. t.A.T.u was Russian duo. They were stylized as lesbians (even though they are not) just to increase popularity, because it will rezonate more between people. And most importantly, they were singing in Russian language. Some very popular Russians songs were sang again in English
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  36682. I am diabetic. The very best sugar free chocolates are Whitman’s and they are American. Before diabetes it was Australian. Every Australian kid rolled Jaffa’s down the isle at the movies to drive the ushers nuts. Until my best friend taught me to throw a scoop of ice cream into the giant fans on the walls and which one’s wouldn’t get us. Not sure what some movies were about when my parents asked. I have been to America and Canada a fair bit. You don’t win much in the food department and your coffee is undrinkable. My youngest travels there a lot and she calls me at the airport where I am waiting to pick her up to ask. Mama? When we get home will you make me some real coffee and while I am drinking it will you make me another one please? America tried to kill me again with coffee. She used to travel for 4 months and I learned to make a flask of coffee for the drive home. We lived in the world’s most livable City 8 years running. With the world’s best coffee, judged by American judges. They loved it so much they stayed an extra week to keep drinking it. We thought they were interesting. We never had a drip filter coffee machine. We have the giant espresso machines that grinds the beans fresh for every cup. It is normal here to pay more for your coffee machine than your refrigerator.
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  36683. That'll shake the fillings from your teeth. Yikes! 😱
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  36684. Off topic: Am I the only one who thinks Ian looks like Valtteri Bottas? xD
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  36685.  @IWrocker  There are worse things than that. And your content is at least on par with Valtteri's driving skills ;)
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  36686. Ian, please respond to your subscribers where necessary, ie, factual information etc, it would make your channel so much better, and potentially grow it more. Just a thought from a fan of your channel 👍
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  36687.  @IWrocker  Yeah I suppose I didn't take into account the many thousands you get, and how time consuming it would be to do. Hey, thanks for the reply though, appreciate it. Keep up the great work.
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  36688. Netball is a world wide sport. The U.S have a very talented team. It's also a Olympic sport.
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  36689. I’ve been driving one of the main roads between the middle of Norway and the capital city in southeast of Norway every week by car summer and winter for the last year (6 hours each way). There i meet a lot of drivers and i’ve also seen a lot of elk. The exterior lighting on the trucks is not just for decoration to put it that way. After fitting some proper LED extra light on my car myself, i have started stopping for elk much earlier than before. These conditions can be very hard at times. I have seen trucks tipped over fully on the side, trucks in the ditch, i’ve been behind trucks struggling up icy hills, i’ve seen trucks surrounded by police cars after hitting elks at least 2-3 times, been behind trucks that couldn’t make it up a slippery hill, and drove past trucks that had slipped and hitting another oncoming truck, and this is just during the last year.
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  36690. Where they are filming isn't the outback, it's just country area. On the east coast we would call it out west. Ie,: I grew up out west but now live in Brisbane.
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  36691. Try channel ‘Aussie Girl can cook’ you might enjoy her.
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  36692. Glad to see you wearing a Bunnies cap. Go the Bunnies.
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  36693. Man that HEMI sounds mean. Keep up the good work!
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  36694. The rock!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💨💦⁉🌏🌝⛆🌡⛈🌪😉😆
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  36695. I'm personally not much into trucks from the 80's or before that, Just more into the mid-late 90's and early 00's. But the older Iveco trucks were something else. I kind of prefer those over te rest when it comes down to trucks from that time
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  36696. omg that kitty!!! :3
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  36697. Hey there Ian . It's my understanding that the BRM's actually used an X-16 Layout . Specifically , Two Flat 8's , Siamesed together One above the other . Geared together into a Common Output Shaft . A much more Compact Package , but still HEAVY . BRM's were NOT renowned for reliability .
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  36698. State Governors are apolitical and are appointed by the Queen on the advice of each state's Premier. The Prime Minister advises the Queen in a similar manner regarding the appointment of the Governor-General. They are vice-regal representatives and take the place of HM in the parliamentary systems: giving royal assent to bills which Parliament has passed; dissolving parliament; commissioning leaders of the winning party/coalition to form a government after elections etc. As for the rest of their time, it's just generally being the symbol of the Crown in society (lots of functions at schools, community events etc). As an example, the Governor of NSW is the patron of the choir in which I sing.
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  36699. The Repco Trial happened just after the launch of the Holden Commodore in Australia. The resources that GMH threw at the rally were imeance. They practically rebuilt the cars each night. The win was tinged with controversy as the second Commodore with Wayne Bell (renowned Aussie rally driver), Dave Body (rally co-driver who wasn't shabby behind the wheel either) and Barry Ferguson were allegedly asked to slow so the Brocky ( who had a much higher profile) win.
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  36700. Tak!
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  36701. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEAT_Marbella is the first SEAT I can remember
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  36702. "So many places I wanna see" You're barely getting started mate. You've gotta check out some Southwest Tasmania 4x4 and Cape York Gunshot Creek. Also Stockton Beach and the Warrambungles will blow you away. The biggest problem is that 4wding is big business here with all of us driving 4wd utes, so they tend to be very protective of their 4wd video production, so the really slick players like 4wd 24-7 and 4x4 Australia will probably protect their videos very heavily. Check this one: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl2uZCrz0ac
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  36703. Look up Tom Walkinshaw engineering
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  36704. 😎😎
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  36705. The interconnectivity of all things in the universe (SPOOKY)!!!
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  36706. Day 9 video 9 of asking you to look at modern day ta and ta2 trans am cars because many people don’t know they still exist.
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  36707. I had a boyfriend with a monaro....., sigh, the grunt of that machine was amazing.
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  36708. Don't feel to bad about thinking what we call a 'bush fire sunset' beautiful, even though the cause is not great some of them look incredible, with some of them turning the hole sky red.
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  36709. G'day to you all. I married a Freeport Illinois man 2 1/2 yr ago. But still in Aussieland cause of covid. 😡. We have alot of American utes/trucks and cars down here in Queensland. However they don't last really last long. About 20 yrs at the most. Some a bit longer. But not much longer. They fall apart and they cost the earth to repair, as parts have to be imported. Glad to hear that you and your family love Australia. We also have alot of Mexicans down under too. I know of a whole suburb in Sydney that has mainly Mexicans in it. Keep having fun exploring Australia. I myself hope to be over there and learning more about America soon.
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  36710. Second clip looked like natures own gender reveal. And i eat vegemite straight out of the jar on a spoon, so salty and delicious. Shooeys we do (not me personally) because we are just such loose units while on the piss.
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  36711. thy did it a real Gundam :)
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  36712. Brother, as a Bears fan my Son’s first ever Bears game at Soldier Field was the double doink game. I see him up for failure.
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  36713. I think it has something to do with the Chrysler built muscle cars and maybe Dodge one's as well as seen on the TV series Graveyard carz.
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  36714. It is short for Chrysler MOtor PARts.....MOPAR
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  36715. A proper F1 race would be total carnage. I've hit a roo on a reasonably short drive out the suburbs, destroyed the car (no one hurt though).
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  36716. Hi Ian, I invented the SAFER BOAT PROPELLER, Won Invention of the year in Australia , Entered into I.P. AUSTRALIA'S HISTORY OF INNOVATION 2009 , Same Category as Black Box Flight Recorder, Wi-Fi , Every thing you first mentioned.. IGNORED BY THE MAJOR PLAYERS as they have held the MONOPOLY ON GLOBAL PROPELLERS MARKET FOR 6+ DECADES and my SAFER BOAT PROPELLERS DESIGHN Will make there SHARP EDGE BLADE PROPELLERS OBSOLETE !! Safer Boat Propellers will HELP REDUCE BOAT PROPELLER DEATHS AND INJURIES to PEOPLE and MARINE LIFE GLOBALY.. Will do SIMMILAR for Boating as SEAT BELTS IMPROVED THE AUTO INDUSTRY IN THE SIXTIES..
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  36717. Congrats folks, all the best to you all🤘🤘
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  36718. Hi. Add the Walmart Stores that were in the UK. Sold to an existing grocery store owner. Still , you are right it is uncomfortable to shop in there.
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  36719. Smaller bites off the corners, hot beverage. Draw the drink through amd straight in the hole or it breaks off and falls in the drink. Nice vid man, and i likes your cute family. Glad the misses took her hat off so we could see her eyes. Tim tam slam used to be a girl thing when the women got together. But mow anyone can do it
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  36720. What I want to see is Iwrocker in the back yard, in a snow suit a beer in one hand and tongs in the other. BBQ full of meat. Surrounded by that white stuff cold places get. It's cool here today just 30 degree Celsius.
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  36721. Told ya… by far the best sound ever 👌🏾
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  36722. Dutch fan of yours typing here. Dude, I love these videos, especially if you encounter fellow Dutchies with their hearts on their tongues, not beating around the bush, just telling you straight up. I would like to add some opinions to the list, the not so obvious ones. - Here in NL, it's highly unusual for a family to have more than 2 cars. Mostly one family car, 4door sedan or small SUV, and a small shopping cart hatchback as reserve. - There in US, kids going to school everyday recite "the pledge of allegiance" (dont know what it is) that sounds very strange to me, like indoctrination or brainwashing to me. How odd. - Here in NL, there is no such thing as a school police officer. It's not necessary. - Here in NL, there are talkshows, and there is the News, brought to you by different outlets. The first will talk about the news and there are opinions, but the second will give you the News, not opionated, just straight up facts. Ofcourse there are exceptions, but the main News channels bring you the facts, without opinions. Which to my knowledge, is a rarity in the USA, a just factual news-outlet. Every big news-station seems so opinionated, it's wicked. Americans if you don't trust your news-outlet, please visit Reuters.
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  36723. The reason is that the US has an abundant supply of Corn, and so corn syrup is cheap, AU on the other hand produces an F-tonne of sugar cane, and so sugar is cheap. Further, US foods generally contain more sugar than AU foods, so sugar is in greater demand in the US.
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  36724. i love mad mike. i recreated his rx-8 livery (the nfs speedhunters redbull one) in forza cus its so good. definitely made the best one :V
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  36725. Don't want to mess with a Goanna.. the large lizard, don't go near a wild Koala, and do not mess with a brushtail possum... all things with decent claws that can hurt a lot :)
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  36726. Love the look without the flares. I think lights on the top would look good and you can have some pointed in your box
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  36727. I've been on a few laps at a Holden drive day with Rick Kelly many years ago in a SS commodore and it was a n awesome experience even in a road car..
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  36728. Omg!!!! I love your comment from 12 years ago!!!! That is crazy!!!
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  36729. done it many times - Singapore to Melbourne = 8 hours total (a bit less these days) but that is 4 hours over the ocean, then another 4 hours crossing Australia's outback.
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  36730. Moza good 👍🏻 I got R9, it's sick!
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  36731. Can we get a reaction for "C'était un Rendez vous 1976", it's more like a movie but you'll like it, you can find it on youtube.
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  36732. You want to see Unimog rally? No problem 🎉 Just search Mercedes Unimog Dakar 2022 👍🥳🤣
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  36733. If you bite of opposite corners and suck up coffee or milk it takes timtams to the next level cheers from Australind Western Australia
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  36734. The roll hoop over the car was added after the Jules Bianchi accident. That's horrific if you haven't seen it. Way worse than Grosjean's fire
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  36735. Fords👎😂🇦🇺🇦🇺 great video do more we love our cars😊
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  36736. Skoda Favorit! I had one in my family for 6 years. Then my father switched it to Citroen Xantia.
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  36737. yep heat extraction venting for the radiator
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  36738. Díky!
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  36739. Art is life and the world is a canvas so grab a brush and start painting :)
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  36740. Mate I think you've done enough that we blokes over here are happy to make you an honorary Australian...So good on ya mate! And by the way, bloody entertaining channel.
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  36741. "He's in a different area code", hahaha. I have to remember that one.
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  36742. Moin moin, Congrats and keep going🎉 My greets and my best wishes for 2023 from Hamburg, Germany 🎉
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  36743. it don't matter what they say about any ram I love them iv owned a lot of trucks my fav is ram will be the only truck I ever buy again man love your vids people don't need to bash if you haven't driven a ram don't dish it they are very solid trucks with power just go test drive them you'll see drive them all and the two other trucks how heavy are compared to the wagon.
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  36744. My husband will eat a jar of Promite in a couple of days. He prefers it to Vegemite, but still eats heaps of Vegemite.
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  36745. Love from Sweden .🇸🇪🙏😇👌💕😁
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  36746. Was the show you were referring to, breaking bad?
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  36747. Saturn Astra (Opel Astra), Cadilac Catera (Opel Omega), Chevrolet Volt (Opel Ampera), Pontiac Le Mans (Opel Kadett) and Buick Regal (Opel Insignia) are few examples for rebranded Opel cars sold in USA. :D There is also a very popular movie about the Opel Manta in Germany. The widebody manta in particular is very famous here. The movie calls "Manta, Manta" from 1991 :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMV742oO69Q
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  36748. I’m with you Ian, spiders freak me out 🤯🤯.
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  36749. on break, you want to set white in a position that makes it hard for next player, getting it to sit against/behind a coloured ball is best way to make it hard for them, if it is touching, it increases your chance of them hitting it. I'm sure there'd be vids on the technical side for the break
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  36750. I did a search using "snooker venues in USA" and it seems it's centred in the SW states for venues, Mexico seems to have a love of it, looks like almost the same amount there as in all USA lol, not sure your location, but it shows all the locations on google maps if you do that search, if you have to travel and you upload a vid of it, it should be a tax claim if I'm not mistaken. There's also a United States Snooker Association (USSA), could be worth you reaching out to them, you may get a contact that will let you record you getting lessons and talking to them about the sport, on a private table closer to you.
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  36751. Ian it is so good you are discovering all the different forms of motor racing the rest of the world is seeing, many Americans never get to see or even know exists
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  36752. Congratulations to you and your lovely family!
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  36753. The audio of your commentary is much louder than the car video. You need to check your audio levels. If I turn it up so I can hear the car video your commentary is too loud.
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  36754. If you want to learn about old Le Mans, you can’t get any better than these 2 eras. Group C which ran from 1982 all the way to 1995 and the LMP900 which ran from 1998 all the way to 2008.
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  36755. Current cars are the same size of a Chevy Suburban
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  36756. Check out George Fury’s shootout lap from 1984 in a Nissan Bluebird powered by 1.8L 4 cylinder turbo setting the lap record that stood for 7 years until it was broken by Nissan R32 GTR.
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  36757. Plymouth Duster would be my Mopar car of choice, not many here in Oz..
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  36758. I think that businesses just buy pre-made point of sale software that have the tipping component built in for the American market. The simple solution is to just not tip.
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  36759. All of them except the kiwi ones aired here in QLD at some point.
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  36760. i'm at 0:52 in the video, so here's my predictions, if they are both factory tuned the S1 probably win as it has the most BHP and NM, but there's the fact that it's almost 40 years old, so the older technology might set it back a little. the stats i could find on google are as followed, Audi S1 Quattro has around 540 BHP at 7500 RPM and 590 NM at 5500 RPM. Audi RS3 has around 400 BHP at 5600-7000 RPM and 500 NM at 2250-5600 RPM but my bet is on the S1 Quattro, mostly because it's in the top 3 of my all time favorite cars.
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  36761. Cant you look on swedish fire trucks? Im from sweden haha thats why im asking.
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  36762. Just a little bit of info on that Mercedes ute/truck. They tried to get into the Aussie market a few years back but scrapped it after two years
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  36763. I like how u koment bro
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  36764. The mancave is awesome!
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  36765. Your choice of gear was excellent. Your life will now change forever. The adddiçtion begins. Consider spending sometime in MX5 Miata or something like that.
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  36766. That hole in the ground. When you see similar ones here in Norway they are 100% for WW2 Canons or big-gun batteries. You can find those all over the country mainly around the coast, where most of them (especially canon holes) made by the Germans. That white china thing. First close up picture and i said, "looked like an old eye washer cup". 👍
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  36767. Hehe, kinda get's the Adrenaline going doesn't it ? 😊
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  36768. Going to a hill climb event this weekend and Im so excited. Maybe check our local hill climb in Slovenia called GHD Gorjanci if you are intrested.
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  36769. R3E is awesome with the latest update. Hard to beat RF2 for driving experience, although I haven't tried either game with a controller
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  36770. Can you do a reaction video on irish emergency vehicles ?
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  36771. Well I didn’t know that Americans use those red cups for everything I thought they were just for college because you see them in alot of college movies
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  36772. The common misconception is that Kangaroo's are everywhere hopping down every street etc. In recent weeks there have been a lot of Kangaroo's seen hopping around the inner suburbs in Adelaide. I have only seen one Kangaroo fight. I think roo #1 stole roo #2's pencil and it was on for young and old. The fight only lasted a minute or so, but roo #1 got the crap kicked out of him. I have also seen video of two Koala's having a brawl. The video of that is on Youtube.
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  36773.  @brendanfromnz  What you really need to watch is "Group B - The Age of the Supercar" best homage to Group B ever made.
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  36774. 12:35 Thats a Rally Raid Stage. Its a Marathon Rally. I remember watching some footage of the Silk Way Rally from Moskow to Bejing, Wikipedia told me it was 2016, that could be right so. I've also learned it is now called World Rally Raid Championship. Well whatever, for me this is still Rally Raid. You really should look into the Group A. The Rivalry of Tommi Mäkinnen, Colin McRae, Richard Burns and Carlos Sainz was so Fascinating and so thrilling at the times. I was born too late for Group B but i sat on the TV and watched every Race, if they where broadcasted in the mid and late 90s to watch these guys battle for the Championship.
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  36775. The thing is, you get pretty used to stuff like this. Most market squares in every european city or vilage has a gothic church or cathedral. Old houses are everywhere from all different ages from history. You kinda get used to it around you. The koln cathedral is also amzingly imposing and impressive. Compared to the usa where there all these mc mansions that imitate these old styles or these huge glass towers. There are some amazing buildings in usa. But they are very rare. In europe this kind of stuff is everywhere.
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  36776. You have to just try a vegemite and cheese sandwich.... it was a go to for us Aussie kids in the 70's - 80's :D Even toasted, that is so good as well lol......
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  36777. This, in a very broad way reminded me of A B Facey's "A fortunate life." He had a hard life but that was what made him the person he was and he was grateful for that. It's been at least 25 years since I read it, so I may be remembering it wrong. Thank you for this vid.
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  36778. Some of the best street food I've had is in Indonesia. Chicken feet soup and a bowl of rice was 75 cents australia
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  36779. for the collectors of classic cars this race series has all but made the HQ extinct , very few have been restored which while the race series was a great way to get into racing unfortunately the few that were not raced are very expensive to buy now . even the v8 examples were striped of the v8 and raced .I owned a HQ ute with a 308 4 speed with a few mods went like shit off the end of a shovel . I would like to restore one but as I said they are like hens teeth .
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  36780. Love Nat, discovered his videos early in covid. Got a couple of his books now too.
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  36781. 13:31 hahahahhahahaha Not holding back punches today are we Ian :D That’s so out of character, love it :D
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  36782. Too late we're stealing Koozie now.
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  36783. I liked the old trucks with the guy sitting on the end of the trailer steering the rear wheels.
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  36784. First car 62’ XL Falcon Pursuit 170… immaculate bought in 97 for $3000, I don’t want to know what it would be worth today
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  36785. I live in Salzburg, Austria and moved here from a small bavarian village called "Reit im Winkl" - there even MAN trucks were used for plowing on the main roads, the Unimog was used on the mountain road leading to the hotel I worked at. There we had some massive snow in january of 2019 - 3 meters of snow in 10 days... When the plow isn't enough, you can switch to a snow blower instead... They're fun to watch but for handling them you need training. Because you're that high up the plow has some flags on it so you can see where you are with it.
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  36786. Supermarket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCjcjAAkYOM
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  36787. The real war is coming. The military here is readying for combat. I live near the RAAF base in Queensland. The globemasters have been flying so low and several times a day. Normally only 2. The jets are doing their manoeuvres a little further west as it’s less populated. General consensus of distrust, disgust and disappointment. Everything is made in China here. I wonder if I’ll get to see a product not made in China. I’m 53. As a kid it was Taiwan 🇹🇼 I can link my YouTube video of the globemaster if you like.
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  36788. We dont have many Vettes or Vipers here the old C3 Vetts yea theres heaps but not many new ones. We do have fox bodies but not enough imo. They're all imports though.
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  36789. The electric boost was the KERS system, it was use during the late V8 era. Now with the hybrid they set the intensity of electric power they want to use, they reload the battery on braking zone. In a qualify lap it set full power all the lap but the battery is almost empty at the end so they can’t go for another fast lap. Into race they have to manage it to optimise the electric power and save the battery, so it’s very strategic, like the "push to pass" in indycar.
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  36790. So cool that you also watch Goodwood! I am a fan for years! I was so blown away by the McLaren X Häkkinen Car so much history... What a great time it was to be a F1 Fan!
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  36791. I like the ones used for hunting kangaroos. 👍🤓✔🇦🇺
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  36792. Teachers should be valued and respected, everywhere. 🙏 They play such an important role in our lives. I don't know about the pay in the US. But 'That Johnston Life' said on his channel that he earns around 40% more in Australia as a teacher, than he was earning in the UK. School hours for students might be 9am -3pm but we know teachers also do a lot of prep before and after and at home. They put in a lot of hours. And honestly deserve more pay and support. Just checked, according to 2022 online figures, average salary in Aus is between 87,000-128,000 AUD depending on experience (entry level around 70k). Also varies a bit from state to state. ACT pays the highest. Honestly US teachers deserve a medal. They have more stress to deal with considering the insane "safety" issues there. (That's a polite term for it).
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  36793. 48:45 Bob of Tassie... I can see that $100 at the back. Wow. 5, 10, 20, 50, 100. $185. Wow. $20 Is a lobster, because cooked lobsters are red. $50 is a pineapple, and you have the big $100 too. And then all the new versions of it too. So another $170. Crazy generosity mate. Seriously, stand up golf clap. Huge effort. One for the kids to take for show n tell... with an armed guard. the Quoll (pronounce kwol) is like a cross between a squirrel and a marten. They're a predator about the size of a cat. Very very cool animal. Bob, you've outdone us all mate.
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  36794. Ian I think this car is now in America Roger Penske owns it
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  36795. Do you think Tim tams are better than Oreos?
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  36796. I feel you would realy dig new DAF XG+ interior👍,new Iveco S-way is not bad too so is the Renault T. P.S. New renault trucks are owend by volvo ... :goodvibes:
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  36797. FWD gives you that instant oversteer and that rear wheel cocking lol
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  36798. Ian.. Have been in Monte Carlo Tuesday before race and seen stands go up and Tuesday after race with stands being removed. Bus watched the race on tv in nice
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  36799. That thing is so fast that the software has to keep the car safe if the driver is a bit too overenthusiastic on the pedal lol
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  36800. We also have a sand desert in Czech Republic, but I think it's a result of sand mining, it doesn't really look natural to me and it is also called the Sahara, Moravian Sahara more specifically, another little one is few km from place where I live, it's like 50x50 m little sand dune, but even when it's just one and little, we are still proud that we have our own sand dune. 😀 Some our little deserts were actually created by years of military trainings and driving tanks and shooting there, it destroyed whole vegetation and it turned to little desert. BTW, some dunes or beaches I saw in Portugal were that wide, that it was literallly felling like you are at desert, especially when you cross some dune and don't see a sea anymore. 🙂
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  36801. I’m in Brisbane, fireworks were beautiful here too but honestly nothing beats Sydney for New Years in Australia, especially 1999/2000
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  36802. Interesting vid mate thanks for posting , Some of these " facts " are bs and the last pic of burning mountain was fake those flames were placed there photo shopped have you ever seen a fire with 0 smoke especially from coal ? And ufo's immerging from hills cmon i have never heard that before what a load of shit ! 😂😂✌️
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  36803. no way :D Greetings from czechia Ian, your pronunciation for the first time is great. No jokes, small training and you speak like native czech.
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  36804. The back of those is horrific, just like the M-B coupes. RS6 ftw. Sound is amazing though.
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  36805. ROFLMAO LOVE IT!
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  36806. You should come to Brussels and visit Autoworld. You'll love it. Give me a call if you are ever around would love to show you the place.
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  36807. I always feel sorry when I hear an American say they don’t know how to drive a stick. And by now it may be too late, modern cars are all autos and ev’s don’t have gears at all. Driving a stick is gooood. The sense of control, of manual craft, is irreplaceable. My mum, now in her 80s, taught me how to shift gear without synchromesh. She thought nothing of it. It’s not a ‘manly’ thing, it’s just driving as it was then. I can change up or down without a clutch, with care, and it just feels right to be able to do that. I don’t mind ev’s, but please retain the stick and clutch. Even while it’s really useless, just give us that one bit of nostalgia
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  36808. Eurosport TV channel shows snooker all the time whenever there is no other live sports event to show and I have to admit, it's really hypnotic.
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  36809. What a lovely part 2. Thanks for sharing, Ian...The ladies inbetween was funny...btw, i love the littlens going rogue in the background❤🍻😂❤
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  36810. While these are awesome, to your point about jumping, i launched my LH Torana off a slightly raised train track crossing once, due to a drop off on the far side of the crossing, i went up about 6 - 8 foot, flew about 15 - 20 yards down the road, only damage was to the cross member under the motor, scratched it up some, not dented or bent, worse part was as i started coming down all the leaves and dirt in the air vent grill shot up and covered the windscreen, couldn't see where i was going to land..lol, Would never get away with it now but we had some crazy fun back in the day.
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  36811. Cute babies!!!
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  36812. I actually had a really interesting experience many years back. While bushwalking not far from where I live, I came across a red-belly black snake (venomous but shy snake we get a lot of around here) that was trying to swallow a dead frog. When I approached and it became aware of me, it started curling its body in an attempt to regurgitate the frog because it was literally helpless while that thing was in its mouth. But it was slow going, so in that time I managed to reach down and touch it very briefly, before deciding I didn't want to tempt fate any further and left while the frog was still stuck in its mouth. A small thing, but kind of cool experience!
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  36813. As one of the hundred or so who recommended this vid, glad you did this one (and enjoyed it!!). Also hope you did go a smidge further in the vid and see the Opera house close up!!
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  36814. Use to go and watch nascar at the thunderdome almost all the time!!!! Awesome, love it best race in Australia!!!!
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  36815. Group A Mark Skaife Australia Nissan Skyline GT-R R 2:14.50 6 October 1991 you was a wee bit slower lol but with practice u may beat Skaife
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  36816. I see the blades of the windmills on the road here often and saw three parked in New Mexico or Texas two days ago 11/26/2022). They are taken as close as possible by train and then unloaded onto trailers. I have seen trains driving around with like 70 blades and then still up to a hundred additional carriages.
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  36817. The Oz accent is hard to do for US and UK English speakers. They usually crucify it. There are reasons for this if you want to research the characteristics of how the Aussie twang developed, and it is also why Aussies can mimic UK and US accents quite well. There are a few exceptions of course. But you would be surprised to see the long list of Aussies working both in US movies and popular US TV shows who do American accents perfectly well. eg: apart from the very well known ones like Cate Blanchett, there's Yvonne Strahovski from The Handmaid's Tale; Eliza Taylor, Bob Morley, Alicia Debnam-Cary from The 100; Poppy Montgomery from Unforgettable - I could go on and on, and who knew? Yvonne Strahovski went to high school two suburbs away from where I grew up in Sydney, Australia.
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  36818. Nascar probably demanded that Australia put a new different circuit in every state so that they could extend the series for longer than just one event because it would have cost a fortune for transport & Australia probably said no way mate that's too much to ask for.
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  36819. You guys are a lovely family, you are good people. And Pedro is a real gem. I love watching your videos, your enthusiasm is contagious. PS Wagon Wheels are the best!
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  36820. Hi Brian and Pamela! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 😉⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍻
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  36821. I average 15.2mpg in my truck...that's a 3 year average of interstate (70mph) and county highway (55mph) driving. I've had my truck for 39 months and have 102,000 miles on it presently. 2015 RAM 2500 Mega Cab, 6.4 HEMI, 4.10 differential, Cooper STT Pro 35"s, 2.5" leveling kit.
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  36822. I have driven the A25, A30, A40 and A60 articulated haul trucks and they are really smooth and easy to reverse with once you get used to the mid-steer
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  36823. I new about the last one but the other 4 was a history lesson for me. 😎👍🇦🇺
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  36824.  @IWrocker  Cheers Mate. Hey bro i have 3 items and just trying to find a die cast supercar at the right price and ill send a package soon , one of those items is a jigsaw of a 2006 VZ HOLDEN UTE Blue in colour. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  36825. American here, but lived most of my life in Eastern Europe, and that's my favorite beverage. Way better than any soda.
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  36826. you might not do it but alot of other people do(in the usa) ie tim pool always comments on other countries, but gets the shits when you comment back.
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  36827. Wait till the children are a little older, we will still be here mate.
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  36828. The more you tilt it when you release, the more it will go up instead of around, to make it come back. If you hold it completely vertical, it will do nicely but lose height, so just tilt it a little which will give it some lift but the most curve will go in it going around. Then it's just a matter of finding the sweet spot for the angle and the right amount of force in the throw to make it all the way back to you.
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  36829. i really want the new ford bronco in Aus. Really sucks.
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  36830. Does your daughter have a birthday coming up at all. If so look up how to make a Tim Tam house or maybe your daughter would enjoy making one with one of you anyway. Tim Tam houses are great to do for xmas too.
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  36831. Orange chocolate chip icecream best flavour ever
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  36832. Looks like it runs on LPG gas as well as unleaded fuel, Dual fuel use. if he's from Victoria, that State is the home of vehicles running on LPG gas, in Aust. you need to get a LPG gas test certificate, to get it registered in Aust. Looks like in the U. S. They don't care.?
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  36833. Ok, instead of writing all of that, I should have said, "APPS are REALTIME vs the majority of websites that are NOT!" Realtime is updated from minute to minute or hour to hour depending on the product line of supply and demand!
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  36834. I love all your videos but mailtime is one of my favourites ❤️
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  36835. Those lights look sick in the snow
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  36836. Snooker got very popular after the introduction of colour TV.
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  36837. if you were to do a side-by-side test, I'd suggest trying Coles Urban Coffee Culture. As it states, its basically the coles (supermarket) branded coffee and not only is it likely a good option as an overall cheap, widely available coffee here, its also really good.
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  36838. 9:30 Got more stuff than our local camping stores. Some people must be rich ;) Nice to see what is available. Thanks Ian.
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  36839. borders open. you're welcome to visit now 👌
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  36840. Bruh you really do need to do a reaction to the Walkinshaw Commodore, Among Holden fans, it is considered the Holy Grail of Commodores.
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  36841. I was sitting at traffic lights In a Melbourne vic suburb there is a townhouse with a turntable on the driveway. It’s a pebble/concrete driveway and i couldn’t believe it. No reversing from driveway and it’s not even a mansion. The lady was just sitting in her suv and turning facing towards the road driving out.
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  36842. why should you choose a Prius to drive rally? I do not know either. The only reason I can think of is that you don't have enough money to afford a rally car and your sponsor has a wrong opinion about what a rally car should be like. or you lost a bet.
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  36843. I think there ia an auto and manual version of the license but its only like that for the learner/provisional license. Once your on your full/open license you can drive either there is no noted restriction
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  36844. Your an offroader mate, Bathurst is cool but the "Finke desert race" shits on this lame shit
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  36845. The cadets are the high school kids who are interested in the armed forces.
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  36846. What looks like fire is people with flares, love your videos.
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  36847. Well it good to see Aussie money been used in other places. I mean the plastic notes
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  36848. My favorite F1 Car sound is from 2011/12. Maybe u can look up this too. Its as loud and strong as u like it :)
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  36849. "That's a steep incline in pure snow" ... and CITY CAR (winter) tyres.
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  36850. hey, love all the car content, as a great car fan i would love to see some paris-dakar vids, the tatra's rule, great trucks of all brands, greetings from the netherlands, keep up the good work.
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  36851. Love these cars! That characteristic purr from the air cooled flat four and short exhaust. As soon as you hear it you know what it is. These cars weren't exactly fast. 60's and 70's models topped out at around 80 to 85 mph and the 0 to 60 was somewhere around 20 seconds. If you want to see how mad things got for the Beetle check out this old advert. It's a trailer specifically built for the beetle and yes there are some still in use out there! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56XL0TysIn0 These cars have a HUGE following. Everything from the Classic 'purist' to Hot Rods with heavily tuned Porsche 911 engines in them. A friend of mine had one. The heaters were designed to take heat direct from the exhaust blowing it out at foot level. Driving them properly produced some serious heat and it would almost cook your ankles.
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  36852. Been watching you for a while...and WHATS WITH ALL THE BOGAN STUFF???? Holden and Ford = Bogan. Tooheys and VB (Vaginal Backwash) = Bogan...You should have tried one of our awsome Beers from Tassie wich is James Boags or Cascade...or at least the Queensland Bogan Beer XXXX...Whats with all the BOGAN STUFF? PS: our beers are stronger than US beer
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  36853. Throwing a boomerang.... Hold it (painted side to your face) at about 2 o'clock to the sky.. look at the wind and throw it at about 2 o'clock, just above the horizon.... throw with meaning, not power. All boomerangs throw different but that's a good start.
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  36854. hi ian, the beauty of todays world is that a naieve american like you can be bitten by a snake and your phone can tell you , even if you know nothing, what to do , " imobilize the limb, apply pressure bandage to bite , call ambulance quickly, see if you can get a photo of what bit you to give first responders a chance to administer the correct anti-venom quickly instead of a more non-specific general anti-venom" cheers matey!
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  36855. Fun fact, I had see Tiesto live a couple of time before he became very famous bc he comed a lot of time in the nightclub I clubbed at the time, he was awsome
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  36856. I just saw a tiddylick on dailly dose of internet. It is an inflatable QLD frog, btw QLD is the abbreviation for Queensland
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  36857. Hey Ian, while you're checking out these big off road rigs, you should check out the OKA
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  36858. I don't regret it! :)
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  36859. You should check out the carlton united breweries
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  36860. Also search HOOKLIFT truck. because i newer seen these on american trucks. Apart from one Wood hauler rest of them looked like hooklifts with container uptop
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  36861. You begin to be a "connaisseur" :)
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  36862. The one you said they shoe horned an LSA into is actually an LS9, in the Maloo they made 4 and that's it with the LS9, if you get onto Llyods Auctions atm they have both the Sedan and Maloo up for auction, HSV made a model called the W1 which incorporates the LS9 from the Vette. At this point in time, the Maloo is at $715,000 and the Sedan is at $475,000, with a couple weeks still to go at auction
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  36863. Ask your wife what Pajero means.
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  36864. Ian You drool over the thought of the 1979 round Australia rally. This was really just a replica rally, a copy of the rallies run in the 1950's. These rallies were run annually from 1953 to 1958, back when men were men (and so were a few ladies), and cars were basically standard, without 4WD, air conditioning, seat belts, radios or many other safety and comfort features we now take for granted. But they did have to carry a week of emergency rations. There are a number of videos on Youtube, but check "Redex 1955 Official Film" by Peugeot Car Club. Picture quality is poor, but remember, the camera had to not only follow the rally, but be there first! My uncle was in the 1958 rally, covering 16250 km (10100 miles) in 19 days. Indianapolis 500? Great if you like driving in circles. Formula 1? Good for a pose. Bathurst 1000? Okay if you have nothing to do on a Sunday. Paris-Dakar rally? Good for a warm up. The greatest events were these rallies. They were actually reliability trials, not races, but if late or early to checkpoints, points were lost. Legal speed limits were only "prima facie", so it was legal to drive faster if it was safe to do so - and there were no speed radars. Check it out.
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  36865. Did you ever hear our see the Cummins diesel Indy car that was raced in the 40's I think that put it self on pole for the Indy 500? Great achievement and a great sounding car
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  36866. Can we adopt this family?
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  36867. Team Cheese all the way!
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  36868. My first 2 cars were wagons (HK Holden and a XA Falcon). I had a 1990 Toyota Camry which i bought in 2000 a arsonist little pr*ck set it on fire in a shopping centre carpark. Once the whole event was done the tow truck couldn't get in to get my car....so i sat on the ashes turned the key and it started..so i drove out to get towed away...I miss that car.
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  36869. In that big book you got, look up “Wave Rock” its in WA 😉
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  36870. Well they probably don't want anyone to find out that COVID-19 was intentionally developed as a bio weapon.
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  36871. Be very careful with the Belgian beer. I know, many of them taste great, but they are STRONG! If you are used to "I can drink six beer and feel fine", that rule is out of the window with Belgian beer. :)
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  36872. I don't know if anyone else has suggested this but V8 Ute Racing, this clip is from Bathurst, cheers https://youtu.be/DJlO7_mJR90
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  36873. The yellow car that past him down conrod was a Camaro & i think this footage is just before he switched to the V8 so it would be the 6cylinder 265ci slant motor. Love good in car footage. 👍🤠
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  36874. Unfortunately we have had two of those disgusting hairy spiders at our place. One was in the basement stair area and the other was on the bonnet of my car...in the internal garage!!! This one was so so hairy it had its own coat! Truly DISGUSTING! And on MY car not my hubby's! Very unfair! However, the hubby had to vacuum it off and he said it was hard to suction it up 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨. We had visitors at the time and Max and I ran to the other end of the house! Max was 7 at the time 😁😁😁😁😁😆
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  36875. Try RS7 Avant ... Nice family car :)
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  36876. That was interesting. Never seen a video like this before.
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  36877. Pretty good :) about translation of name Ian, i would for Honza .. in pronanciationsimilar to Hon"da" but change end to "z with open A" Honzaa
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  36878. America won the space race but is falling behind badly in the snake race
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  36879. You should check out the V8 Ute racing. They were wild
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  36880. Hey Ian, please check out Rottnest Island in Perth WA :)
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  36881. I was at both Formula 1 Races at Anderstorp, Sweden. The only thing comparable, would be standing close to the startingline of a top fuel race... both have soundwaves ripping through your body!
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  36882. I have never driven a VK Commodore, but I do own a red 2001 VX Commodore.
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  36883. The blue car was a Chrysler VF Valiant Pacer, I owned one back in 1984, with a Blue Diamond 245 slant 6 (not the red 225 slant), it went like the powers of piss, I wish now I had've kept it.
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  36884. Both brands are delish
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  36885. A mate of mine has just dropped his first video on the history of the Torana… reckon you’d be interested… show him some love legend!!🤙 https://youtu.be/3o_yFjVmPFo
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  36886. Man, there ain't nothing hotter than a hot chick driving a hot truck. You a lucky man.
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  36887. Nice video of a great commentator and motoring wit. It's very pleasant to watch and listen to your reaction to these events and experiences in Australia. Your happy demeanor, decent car knowledge and a touch of humility do you and your countrymen credit.
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  36888. If you want to hear the Sound of some of those Trucks, you should watch the German Series "Auf Achse". They have used a lot of these Trucks, during the years. Greetings from Germany.
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  36889. ​ @IWrocker since you are from Chicago,there is a big Serbian community.So there are Serbian restaurants in Chicago,i recomand to try Karadjordjeva schnitzel and Sarma,and of course our brady called Rakija,but be prepaird that sh.t is strong.
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  36890. Would have been interesting if they had gotten the end of event time sheet and put up their time on each clip.
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  36891. My favorite sounding car is Peter Brock Holden 308 v8 A9x or Vk Big Banger as Holden v8 has a unique firing order unlike any other engine I believe 🥰
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  36892. I think you have a very large Aussie audience because you come across as a normal, everyday family, as opposed to these large production value families. It’s like you pick up a camera & press record, giving a glimpse of the family life. And Dani (hope I’ve spelt that correctly) is the sweetest person/mom. Dad is someone you can chat over the fence to. Kids come across as well raised & well mannered. You’re like the neighbours I wish I had, hahaha
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  36893. This is my hood! Moved up to the Kimberley a little while ago, and not looking back! Towns can be a little rough but those weekend trips make it all worth it!
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  36894. If you want to see onboard rally look up "Craig Breen circuit of Ireland 2016" the stage is very close to my home and known as one of the best in Ireland. Craig is now in the WRC driving for M-SPORT so he is QUICK
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  36895. You should have a look and react to this, a time when cars were cars and not lumps of plastic. 'London to Bath in a MK II Jaguar in 1963 with George Eyles F231'
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  36896. If you find a Volvo 940-series with 4 cyl B230F (the light turbo 135 hp) you shall buy. Thats the best engine that Volvo built. 5 cyl came with the 850-series late 1990ths and were front wheel drive.
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  36897. Thongs? Flip flops you mean? A thong is an entirely different thing where I'm from.
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  36898. Definitely have a listen to the Lexus lfa or a Toyota century with an f1 style exhaust
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  36899. So cool if your ever in Sydney would love to show you all the best sights.. best opening ever
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  36900. Hi Ian, did I hear you say your birthday is 18th October, well that's my wife's birthday too, how funny, cheers from Bathurst, and I've gotvmy tickets for the race, cheers
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  36901. What is most surprising about Promite is that It actually contains more salt than Vegemite. That's the added sugar that reduces the salt flavour. (Vegemite has no added sugar) Its an old trick the food companies do.
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  36902. The guy driving the black Hyundai at 9:14 is Hayden Paddon. I reckon you would enjoy this short video of him driving the car at a test in Finland prior to this rally. https://youtu.be/fTrVXCTVVDo
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  36903. There are I think 3 Viper ACRs that run in Targa Tasmania but they are still LHD and are a private import. The GTSR Maloo is the best Maloo apart from the GTSR W1 but they only made 3 of them, one of which sold earlier in the year for over a million dollars. On the website the yellow GTSR was a special edition built because holden had an order for taxis cancelled and were left with a heap of yellow shell so they turned it into a special edition with a stroked 5.7 litre v8. My uncle had one and put a supercharger on it
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  36904. Dammmm that's a nice ride
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  36905. If you interested some officers from the Nederlands also post escort videos here on YouTube, they are called Verkeerspolitie Den Haag. I am not from the same country but I do like blue lights which is used by police, ambulance and fire dept here in Europe. I come from Denmark and we also have series for television where you follow the work of the danish police, I'm sure you can find some of it on yt too.. they are called "politijagt" "fanget på politiets kamera" "Lima" and "indsatslederne". I think politijagt might be easy to find on yt.. Just if you're curious 😉
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  36906. Horses, crocs and sharks would be our biggest killers I reckon. That was good. Thanx Ian!
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  36907. You might enjoy this one too. Living underground in Coober Pedy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywBwXyF1UuI&list=PLwfrwg3Z4pv7I3faC4IH4KXYHS9NeRj9u&t=0s
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  36908. Where's as they where finding ounces in the Californian gold rush , it was pounds here in Victoria
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  36909. Geez o mate well done 👍🏻 it’s blatantly clear you didn’t like that video one bit. Even before you started it it was clear you were uncomfortable 😳
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  36910. Was that number plate from Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul?
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  36911. If in doubt, flat out! What a legend
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  36912. Those F1 pitstops weren't even that quick, as the record is sub 2 seconds by Red Bull. This was with guns which indicated if a nut was torqued and ready, which was changed, so now it's 2.2 or 2.1 I think. Still crazy fast. F1 is about coordination and they train a lot to get it right. A tenth of a second makes a huge difference in F1, so faster is always better. The wall of people is three per wheel (one on the gun, one removes the wheel, one puts on the wheel) two jacks (the front has a quick release and needs to be swung out of the way) and two stabilisers in the middle. There are reserve crew for each jack and spare guns for all cars. When they refueling it was a lot slower, but that was really sketchy. Look up Jos Verstappen's car going up in a ball of flames when the connection failed and sprayed high pressure fuel everywhere. He only had minor burns because of the safety gear. I recommend watching Ferrari: Race to Immortality on HBO Max, to get an idea of early Formula One and where it came from. All about the early days of racing in Europe. Not really a pitstop, but very cool to watch are the rally service park repairs in between stages. There is a time limit for working on the car, so when there is a lot of damage, they have to quickly asses the priorities and fix them as quickly as they can. These crews can tear half the car apart and replace major parts in half an hour, or 45 minutes (depending on the rally).
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  36913. The First one was Gustavo Saba from Paraguay (my country) on the Skoda Fabia evo2
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  36914. It's very difficult comparing housing from one country to another. I've spent some time in southern California and travelled around Europe. I was born and live in England which may have social housing built in the days of council housing which are similar and in terraces. However council housing design changes throughout the UK. Then there are hundreds of years of fitting houses into available space over centuries of development . There are houses in towns and villages in my vaccinity which were built before Columbus sailed.
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  36915.  @there4ldonnie  Ok maybe never seen that happen on a truck reveal, and you could be right but what about the no airbags? Lack oF a functional suspension? No tow hookup? (not even a single tow point) The fact that the top of the triangle isn't over the b-pillar making it suspiciously unable to pass the rollover standard tests? I would understand all of that and everything IF it was a prototype but I thought it was a reveal of the finished product. I don't doubt they are working on a truck but this is defiantly not a finished product.
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  36916. It hot there in Oct about 35 degree , but good thing it not summer time like 47 degree watching the race 6 hours with little tree shelter , there two racers in the morning then v8 supercars around 1030am , gates open 630am and close 6pm on Sunday the big race ... Tickets $100 not to bad entry fee for all day racing if you fly to Sydney Australia , hire a car at airport or catch a Country link to Bathurst from Central station
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  36917. Those snakes were all pythons. They can strike and bite you but they teeth not fangs and are pretty tame. Lots of people have these as pets. If one bites it will just puncture the skin with maybe a tooth or two stuck in the skin as they have a lot of small teeth. As for the spiders they were all harmless huntsman. They can get much bigger like the size of a dinner plate with their legs spread out. We find these little buggers in our houses once and a while mostly when it's been raining and come in. But there huntsman as they are great huntsman for catching insect. They move really quickly when they try to escape being catched or killed. I just catch them in a container and let them out side.
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  36918.  @IWrocker  hahaha exactly what Dick said.
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  36919. I see Honest Guide, I press like, great channel for reactions.
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  36920. Love seeing the smile on your face when you try something new
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  36921. I know at some point the Goulburn police had a brand new mustang
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  36922. I know you love the Australian outback, you should check out "Brazil, Dust and Fire | Deadliest Journeys" avaliable on Youtube, its a long one but has interesting machinery and vistas
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  36923. Curious as to when New Mexico is getting renamed to New Mericuh🤔😅
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  36924. How about a collaboration video .. I have a 13 GMC Sierra ..compare to the Power Wagon. Good to see you back ..Bigdaddyiwrocker
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  36925. Underneath the ingredients list on the American package, it says they are made at Arnott's factory in New South Wales, so I guess they are still Australian, just exported (Saw you come to the same conclusion - glad we agree!). Ironically the Australian package says "Exporting to the World". I believe the difference in ingredients list is to do with naming differences (Americans don't know what Golden Syrup is, for example), as well as regulations requiring the additives and stuff to be listed in different ways. Also as you saw, the Australian ones show Milk Chocolate, then break that down into constituent ingedients, while the US ones just list the base ingredients, so chocolate and milk solids are listed separate.
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  36926. I am not "techie" so hope this means something to you Ian. My home wifi in suburb of Melbourne on the top plan offered by Optus. Ping 25ms, download 54.23Mb/s, upload 18.88Mb/s. These readings are almost exactly the same as every other time I have tested in the past 12 months.
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  36927. As a Dutch person, you can actually understand Swedish. Some Dutch words are very similar to Swedish words. Same goes with German, but German is the closest to Dutch.
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  36928. Hi Ian don't fell bad about 60% of people who live in Australia would fear worse that you, to become an Aussie all you have to do is live here and except our lifestyle and ways, the accent come with time. Cheers 😊😊😊.
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  36929. Fun fact. Four Mile Beach at Port Douglas in Far North Queensland was once used as an airfield. It was also a really nice, quiet country fishing village before the megarich developers turned it into a playground for the wealthy. Second fun fact. That lookout where the photo was taken was a great spot to trip on mushrooms back in the late 70s, early 80s.
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  36930. Gee I wish I was rich. I’d just buy two, keep one and send you the other one. I’m having a midlife crisis. I want a yellow one from about 16-17 years ago. A V6. Never been a practical choice for me though lol.😎👍❤️👋
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  36931. I think that the biggest difference might be that NHL, NBA, NFL etc, the tickets are priced to earn as much as possible in order to pay for all the big stars and their massive contracts. That brings in a lot of spectators who are rich, but maybe not so passionate about their teams. Definitely not passionate enough to make a massive flag, or join in a supporter club and coordinate with other fans to create these shows. In European leagues, the prices are set so that the passionate supporters can attend. That is how you get such an atmosphere. And it's an identity here, our clubs are local and they don't move around. Most of them have been around for 50+ years, the love for them are passed down from one generation to the next.
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  36932. His measurement for Australia was way off. Australia is 7.7 mil sq km. Not sure where he got his figures from. Australia and the contiguous 48 states are of similar size with the US being slightly bigger. Very little Spanish spoken in Australia except by a small immigrant pop and tourists. Mandarin and Vietnamese are probably among the biggest second languages around the country and Italian and Greek in specific places like Melbourne and Sydney.
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  36933. I understand your point of the Headlights they should of stuck with normal glass type, perhaps comparing Mercedes Jeep Look The 70 Series Ute is popular, it’s a real farm truck, but also used in our cities. USA model wouldn’t be good for towing why people buy the big trucks Tundra, GMC Ford and Chevy Monsters.
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  36934. lWroker you need to do a video on V8 ute racing .This is a video of the top 10 V8 ute crashes.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U-nVex8RUo
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  36935. you get to drive mount panorama in a v8 supercar in the forza motorsport 7 campaign
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  36936. GREAT VIDEO
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  36937. You should know better. It's called a tire. 😉
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  36938. I have no idea what Discord is or how to use it but I’d like to suggest that you watch the Top Gear Ayrton Senna tribute. It is beautiful.
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  36939. Thank you, he will definitely hang it somewhere in our home, it’s too beautiful to throw it, I agree. Thank you ❤
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  36940. Welcome to the rabbit hole. Small tip from my side, try out a lot of different games first, to what is available and how you like the physics of driving. And most important, have fun!
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  36941. Cop cars used to all be local (Ford / Holden) but they stopped making them here and other manufacturers make better cars. There are some BMW's, Kia and all sorts. I've heard there are a few Porsche's but haven't seen one myself. The unmarked cars are sneaky gits and you often don't know they are behind you when you're speeding. We don't have separate police for counties, we have state police & federal police. No town Sheriffs & deputies etc. We don't need toughened up cars because nobody has a gun here (almost nobody), whereas in the USA stopping a grandmother for parking crooked could result in a gunfight. :)
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  36942. Theres a full on motox track up top too
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  36943. The best race track in the world
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  36944. I was there in person, hands down the bedt event I've been to in my life. Seeing all these beautiful cars in person and the sounds they make is so much more amazing and powerful in person and they look a hell of a lot faster in real life
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  36945. The ricky gervais video was blocked are you planning on reediting or uploading it at all?
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  36946. My neice was one of the first to be trained to fly the PC24 for the RFDS.
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  36947. The wheels are called turbo fans 😎
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  36948. Mate... youre getting the connection & shout outs... cause aussies know bullshit... & you dont... youre 110% honest & true blue... it comes across. Love your work mate.
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  36949. Always hot in Western Australia, little bit of relief now after a scorcher couple of weeks. 😎
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  36950. Kookaburra Licorice is a family owned and operated company from Washington USA that apparently gets it made in Australia but like all the others have said, I have never heard of the Brand
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  36951. The Cobra came about when Ford had about 400 cars remaining at the end of the model run and wanted to get rid of them, so painted them with stripes, did a few other little Cobra enhancements and then sold them as specials. They are now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, if you can find one.
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  36952. My favourite is the Marmite from NZ (sanitarium brand), which is different from UK Marmite.
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  36953. Imagine being hit by a rock the size of a tennis ball. Thats about how it feels
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  36954. Such an emotional video, fantastic! Thankyou iWrocker for sharing this video with us and reacting to this, much like you I was speechless throughout the video.
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  36955. I started watching f1 in the v10 era. Those cars had a lot going for them, not only was the sound of those v10s the best sounding screaming piston engines out their, I think that the rear wings of that era looked the best also.
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  36956. Dude you gotta check out Darrell Waltrip VS V8 Supercar, to see an Americans perspective is great, also the extra leavers in this car next to the shifter allows the driver make adjustments to the suspension and handling. Love your reactions, great work.
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  36957. I once had a Ford Capri Turbo, lots of fun 😎🇦🇺
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  36958. We could make some nice little cars down under yes we could
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  36959. I bought a 1998 1500 4*4 , it runs nice . But I can not seem to engage it in 4 high. Help.
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  36960. G'day Ian and family, all I can say, God bless you all, and that was wonderful, cheers, mate, Neil 🤠.
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  36961. I have to admit that NZ chocolate - especially Whittaker's - is even better than ours.
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  36962. Happy Birthday Ian 🎉👍
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  36963. With cylinder deactivation, supposedly the Hemi Jeep is close to pentastar mpg. .... pricing will be high $40s to mid $60ks .... if they can keep production costs down, with demand so high, I’m guessing $60-$70k .... AEV is base price up to $50k for their Jeep Pickup, in house Jeep can cut about $20k... Tacos will be the only real competition & squished seating position is the tacos Achilles heel
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  36964. There's rally and racing classes where you have a max budget of like 8K to buy and modify a car. They were created deliberately so that anyone could get an entry into Rally and Racing. That's why you'd buy a Prius, Twingo, Peugeot 106 or another super light car even with 50HP engines as a standard (Modern Prius are closer to 200HP anyway). These are bought super cheap second hand and didn't get run hard by the gran that drove them. The running gear is relatively unused, even if the paneling probably took a beating. On top of that, you can get them to a pretty decent power to weight ratio and if you blow an engine, there's loads of these available, while finding a replacement Porsche engine is going to set you back more than that little car cost with tuning and outfitting. My first two cups competing were the Twingo and Megan cups.
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  36965. They can sit on 120 mph for 40 minutes
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  36966. Congratulations guys, you deserve that recognition. I love your channel and your family. keep up the good content, looking forward to the next instalment. Happy new year, Knobby
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  36967. Posties rode honda. Still do I believe. The bikes are known as postie-bikes. If want a laugh try watching their annual ride to the outback. Check out Redex Rally. Gelignite Jack Murray you will know why he has that name.😜🇦🇺👍
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  36968. About 12 years ago I used to work about a block from the Melbourne Grand Prix street circuit. When the F1's were out doing their practice laps we had problems hearing our customers on the phone. I had one say when I answered "oh, the F1's are out" - she could hear it over the phone" lol.
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  36969. It's not like "Da Car" It's pronounced DAK AR. DAK first, then ar
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  36970. When everyone talks about our animals they never mention our cutest one a Quokka. I take that back they mentioned them. You can buy kangaroo steak from the supermarket. Fact: in the native language where I live the word for welcome is Giinagay.
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  36971. The Australian Sports Sedan Championship was the predecessor of the Australian GT Championship. The car that Brock was driving was the one that Bob Jane contested the Sports Sedan series in, but modified further to take advantage of the more permissive rules in the GT series. The 10” max width for tyres in the SS was increased to 18” in the GT. Bob Jane retired from racing in 1981 because of bad sciatica. This race was in the first year that the GT Championship ran. Alan Jones, fresh from his F1 career, won the championship in his Porsche 935 in a clean sweep winning all 9 races. Brock placed 5th only managing to complete 3 rounds, but he came 2nd in all of those. I was only young, but I remember being very excited watching the races.
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  36972. iwrocker i think you might need to react to sickpuppy4x4 for some aussie offroading and camping adventures
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  36973. They are legit, we joke about drop 🐻's but these are real so are tree 🦘's 👍😎 Quokka's (the world's happiest animal) too are unique.
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  36974. It's nice to see that there are some Americans who are really interested in motorsport and not only care about the V8! V8 NASCAR engine is hell, then the V10 F1 engine is heaven! I can only recommend watching videos about this. (and from 1995 Ferrari 412T2 V12. The most incredible-sounding V12 race car, unique in that only Ferrari used a 3L V12 engine and only in 95 in this form! Before that, cars from 89 onwards ran on 3.5L V8/V10 or V12 engines, but they didn't have such high revs, so they didn't have such a high and powerful sound!)
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  36975. Around the same time Dick Johnson went to the USA to race Nascar circuit racing. I remember he slipped off on some oil and had a racecam in the car. When they played the replay he just goes "ah f#%k" much to the commentators disgust. Was hilarious. We also had Nascar running when the Indycars were running at the Gold Coast.
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  36976. The last tow truck is a iveco daily, they do anything with them, tow trucks, flatbeds, delivery truck (i drive one like the one in the video)
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  36977. Good comments Ian😎👍❤️
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  36978. Here is a link to a Hellcat Powered Ram that we built. Replicated the TRX look by doing Rebel front end and used the same suspension FCA did. https://youtu.be/x-aGQz2fCVY
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  36979. One thing that suprised me is how well you pronounced the letter "ch" because, I would expect for other peapole to not get it, similar to "Ř" but somehow, you did really good👍
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  36980. hey, love the vid and I have a suggestion to watch the idiots in cars series
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  36981. Look up iveco daily 4x4 it's like unimog but from italy
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  36982. I preferred the Coke I had fifteen years ago in China.
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  36983. I can tell you now it was one of the most amazing experiences watching that live.
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  36984. Wow theese models are serious business. Absolutely top notch. With real working hydraulics and everything. They will cost something in the low to mid 4 digit number range. Where i live there used to be a big modeling exibithion every two years, where the dumped real truckloads of dirt and sand into the exebition center to create a huge indoor "playground" for all their models. That was so cool to watch, loved it as a kid.
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  36985. 5;30 a plumber is known as a "Dunny Diver". a "Dunny" is a ..................... toilet 6:40 "Stuffed" can also mean "Rooted". which means broken, or no good we do not say bathers the word is "Cozzie" , as in swimming costume "Bogan" is used as an insult by upper classes against anyone deemed bellow themselves. "Chiiin Bn" is the Kiwi word for an "Eskie" "Goonie" is a 2 liter bottle of cheap wine (Moselle) boxed wine is a cask (an Ausie invention) Australian football is "Crap" Real Ausies watch "Rugby League" (not to be confused with rugby union) apartments and flats, are the same thing, just depends on the social status of the occupant shopping trolleys are right hand drive a "UTE" is not a truck.... a" Coupe Utility", is based on a sedan/wagon platform. most ausies are not car people, and don't know the difference. Chevy El Camino and Ford Ranger for example. one panel from door to taillight I was not aware of a word for designated driver. we usually laugh at the poor basted "Cheeky" to be disobedient, naughty, sarcastic in a playful, childish way (possibly flirtatious, not necessarily) an acceptable way of referring to your penis, is to call it your "Old Fella"
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  36986. 06:27 mister IWorker You car guy = I hope Your cars have fog lihghts
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  36987. I know you love Aussie land, we get 4 weeks annual leave, through work which is earned/paid for by your company, and you get holiday loading, which means you will earn 1 week holiday on your holiday and it also accrues... if you don't take time off for 3 years, you'll be owed 12 weeks holiday full pay,then add loading, and long service leave, which means if you work 10yrs at one company your entitled to 6 weeks full pay..... yep we live in a great country.... love your videos mate👍👍👍👍 edit : September 16th, my daughters 5th birthday 🤗🤗
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  36988. You don't have to try and pot every ball, if an easy shot isn't on then just try to play off the ball you're on and get the white as far up the table as possible to make it difficult for your opponent
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  36989. We name cyclone's and bush fires My state to bad one ash wensday and black friday Ash was because everything in its way was turned to ash regardless Black friday was day turned into night as smoke was so thick Sport drink are for days like today here at 4 pm 38 was temp and probably go up another 2 degrees It only got down to 25 degrees last night and by 10 am was 34 degrees Our sport drinks have alot of different minerals in them as well sugar Because you loose alot due to heavy sweating when working out in it You try to hydrate the night before as you can't drink enough during the heat of the day Cheers mate🦘🇦🇺👍
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  36990. Snooker is surprisingly fun to watch.
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  36991. I hope you and your family have a Dental plan.....lol. Cheers & have a great day guys. Milo on vanilla ice cream is YUM! Make a Tiramisu & use Tim Tams instead of sponge-finger biscuits YUM again.
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  36992. I actually met the driver of that first Audi while in a queue at a burger joint, really nice and cool guy, apparently he lives just an hour away from where I live😂🤩
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  36993. man I'm not a fan of gmc or Chevy I love the power wagon ill take it if you want me to have it lol
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  36994. You have to love a Valiant Chargers ,E49 came stock with 3 webber ,best looking stock engine EVER!!!!!! In the commercial for these cars, the man driving it had to have his hand out the window and give a 'V' sign with his fingers, but he was missing his index finger, so he wore a glove which had that finger stuffed 😂😂😂😂😂😂 so funny, only in Australia
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  36995. celica is THE RALLY CAR of 90s :D
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  36996. Can't say I'm a tiktoker, but am diggin' your content 👍 . 'Bin chickens' (Sacred Ibis or White Ibis) are in nature a beautiful bird, but they're thriving in many cities now and becoming a pest. As for pets, it's illegal to keep many native animals without an appropriate permit - EG: animal welfare, rearing orphaned young, etc. If they're raised by humans, and don't learn proper survival skills, they can't be released back into the wild. I hear possums on my roof and they also walk along the top of my six foot fence (yes we still hold on to some imperial measures :) ). It's a nice (and safer) shortcut between trees at the front and back of my house. I don't mind the urban wildlife. Cheers. :)
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  36997. I saw a Countach in '87 it even had the wing on it. had the red poster on the wall too, perhaps my cybertruck order is making more sense
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  36998. Opel cars were really ahead of its time in the late 70s
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  36999. Ford in particular always had a mix of British and American models as well as locally designed variants. Large American Customlines were in Ford dealerships alongside Ford Anglia and Ford Zephyrs, which were British. And then the locally made Falcon was sold alongside locally made Cortinas and Escorts which were also British design. This also flowed into their larger truck models, with British Ford Thames Trader and D series superseded by the Ford Louisville in the 70's.
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  37000. Mcd was down in Europe also
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  37001. Loving the videos mate, decided to start commenting to show the support from Australia ❤️
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  37002. Given how you have looked at a lot of truck videos lately, i highly recommend the video "Volvo Trucks - How 72,000 heavy-duty engines a year are manufactured - Trucks' Anatomy E02" where they show how the Volvo D13 are manufactured, from scrap metal to a complete engine.
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  37003. My hand crank window did break — the plastic crank failed. Thank goodness for vise grips…
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  37004. This is so wholesome ❤🇦🇺🦘🐨
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  37005. I'm so high right now this video was crazy 😂🔥👌no 🧢
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  37006.  @IWrocker  love your channel mate us Aussie all have high levels of respect for you I'm glad I'm subscribed
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  37007.  @IWrocker  your very well known here in Brisbane Queensland
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  37008.  @IWrocker  no worries mate thankyou for replying it made my day🙏🔥🔥👌
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  37009. all I can say is at least it's a dodge put it in the mudd anyway I did in a dodge intrepid and cebream lol
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  37010. If you wanna talk about buses in portugal, i'm your guy.
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  37011. If you want to see a really amazing come back, the top video on the list you had showing is the high lights of a charge from last to first at Bathurst
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  37012. Anything that sound Awesome is Awesome!! Ford Cortina EH Holden Mazda RX2 (hopefully 13B) Ford Mustang some old school car that we all love to watch!!!
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  37013. It even switches tire chains from back to front wheels while driving as you can see at 2:03 and then at 2:11
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  37014. it is called Mitsubishi pajero the Nissan trucks are not old, they are newer models with classic look. there are 2 variants of Nissan patrol in the market. . US and Saudi guys share the same interest in off-roading and automotive sport. thank your for the entertaining commentary. peace from Saudi arabia
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  37015. We got one of our TVs from Aldi and it’s not too bad at all.
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  37016. react to ayrton senna!
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  37017. The Mog doesn't just have solid axles, it has portal axles, plus the chassis flexes too, on purpose.
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  37018. There's a colony of little penguins living on beach in Sydney Harbour.
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  37019. Hey dude, to get the real vibe you should do an onboard driver view video then you will know what is like, its a blast.
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  37020. I suggested that in another vid of his with a highlights vid link. Love Rallycross.
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  37021. Around the Mediterranean sea it's called the Mediterranean climate for a reason, we have similar regional areas in Australia as well.
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  37022. Would love to see part 2
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  37023. Sorry Mate but Cadbury don't make anything in teh US that crappy Hersheys have a licence to package their shit chocolate in Cabury packaging, I know I was caught out in Klamath Falls Oregon.
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  37024. I am just going to say two things right now (even before the video starts). I like how you really try to learn new stuff all the time and the fact (sounds silly) that you don't use a baseball cap all the time now like you did in the begining (there is actually nothing wrong with that but here in europe, we don't use it unless you have to).
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  37025. That cop was just parked up listening to island boys in the middle of the road there
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  37026. You will have to try stella artios or westmalle trippel, stella is one of the best standard beers and from my opinion westmalle trippel is the best strong beer. Nice video
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  37027. I use to play that for my doughters to have them sit down, they love it. There are like 3 different scales, i think its 1:32, 1:24 and 1:16 that is common if i remember correctly. The first two are actually pretty cheap. The smallest one is typically €50-100. and the mid size one €100-200. The smallest one is more like a toy and the mid is somewhat realistic. The largest one are those ultra realistic, and they can get a bit expensive. There also exist even larger, but those are quite rare and very expensive (€1000+) The smallest one are pretty much toys for children. Found two on discount, a digger and a dump-truck to give to my nice and nephew when they was 4 and 7... Yea.. my nice really didn´t like here dumptruck that much. She wanted a doll
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  37028. Need to check out Craig Lowndes as well… was under Brocky’s wing. He’s a legend in his own right also. Can we discuss the 2 Wally’s that disliked this video?! They need their heads read.
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  37029. Love to see you back on rally
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  37030. Know a gent that has 3 XPs, 2 are straight 6s and 1 a V8 using them as wedding cars.
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  37031. G'day, first
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  37032. Enjoy the Aussie treats mate. Keep those videos coming.. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  37033. Sorry Ian. I made a comment earlier, to what I believe a background story to this car happened. I get bombarded with halfwit dickheads. Mate I won't ever comment again on what I know, let the haters bang on with dribble. By the way, you'll see alot of bickering from Australia as well. Little keyboard doofords that know nothing, but think they know it all. Love your programe. 👍
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  37034. Can't wait till you see the white Wallaby, and the Ecidna that was on the track during the race.
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  37035. Diesels used to be more common in some racing disciplines, particularly endurance. That has died off over the years as they switch over to hybrid.
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  37036. Interesting Sean 🤣😂
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  37037. Mt Panorama Bathurst, amen🤠
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  37038. 🤣🤣🤣 you know exactly why it's banned 🤣🤣🤣
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  37039. Up until recently I owned the 206's smaller brother, the 106. It had a 1.4 diesel engine and in first gear could get up the steepest of hills. Mileage was on average 52 US miles per gallon. Apart from the usual wear and tear items which need replacing and servicing nothing ever went wrong with it. Studioly I got rid of it because it only had 250,000 miles on it. Great little car.
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  37040. You hit it on the head dude. NASCAR is boring cause of the shitty ovals, need more 'bendy' tracks to make it worth watching, otherwise only first two and last three
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  37041. If you likr Scania you should probably watch swedish emergency vehicles responding. The liveries looks like the british ones and some sirens sounds like the finnish ones
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  37042. 25cents a litre is my first memory of fuel and 90cent for a packet of 25 Winfield blue cigarettes. How times have changed. The two door Australian Chrysler by Chrysler is the one that i liked. 🎄👍😁👍🎄
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  37043. Statesman and Caprice were the long wheel base cars. The first Statesman came out the 1971 to 84 but a different shape like the Monaro's they go a recall in the 90s and a Commadore face lift. The Omega is the base Range Commodore in 2016-17 it went Evoke, SV6 and SS, Calais, then the HSV Range Club Sports, GTS and Senior.
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  37044. Ohh you want a BIG roundabout. Look at Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
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  37045. Another good vid bud keep it up. When you head up to Canada give me a shout. I got an idea where your going. If I am right I am only a couple hours away.
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  37046. Short track has been a thing in UK since motor cars were invented. And banner racing goes back to before the war. I think we might have got there before your demo derby 😉 The best one if figure of 8 racing watching cars cross each other at speed. In general an evening is heats where the aim is to finish and win the race. But at the end of the night all cars still running go out in a "last man standing" event. Which is a great way to end. Love short track, grass root racing and every one just enjoying them selves.
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  37047. That battle back and forth around minute 8 to 9: A Porsche might not always be the fastest or have the most top speed, but the car handling is phenomenal and it has grip where other cars just give up.
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  37048. I’ve been watching nascar for about 35 years the only reason why it didn’t take off here is you can’t have a whole season on one track they did try it with Auscar but one track was never going to work I know this from my own experience I went to auscar school and with my father we built a Holden commodore to compete in the series but it was all over before I could begin but that’s how it goes the car was a good track day car though with a change to the suspension for street circuit
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  37049. That's a heavy heavy big ole truck 😎
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  37050. Pin gab lol we have a area 51 here in Australia to did you know America used to do there bomb testing here with us ??? And so much more ???
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  37051. I just googled the VW XL1. super economical, 0.9l/100km which is about 240 mpg! It is also capable of 100mph, though probably not both together...
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  37052. wow the garden is amazing.... love you guys.... big Hugs from belgium
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  37053. bit of trivia for yu Ian . the blue or yellow original gtho 'hoey' sold for 5000 dollars when it was made as a new car . now worth the 1.15 million lol .
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  37054. Just noting, where you thought the Hardie Ferodo 500 meant 500 KM, Back then in the 70's i believe it would have been 500 miles,not 500km race. As Australia were going through the conversion from Miles to KM across Australia around that time.
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  37055. You should do a reaction video to Australian dash cams.
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  37056. As you know seeing Social Media we are desperate for more Reality. So your Wife's Cooking Channel with Editing? would be good. Have you tried Crumbed Lamb Cutlets?
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  37057. It's a nice place for 4x4 driving its across from Harvey Bay im from Queensland but moved down to Victoria be cool if u came to Australia Ian cheer jeff
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  37058. Please check out the '92 race. I believe you will be interested. In my opinion, that was the beginning of the end
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  37059. That was me brother. I found out RED was oob when I tried to hit their site. Confirmed it on one of the Ram forums.
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  37060. That's the insides of a box of wine invented in Australia.
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  37061. Just a sidebar to My other comment My Fellow Passengers and I thanked the Bus Driver when getting off. One Gentleman had fallen asleep even though it was around 4:30 p.m. He woke up just as the Bus was leaving His Stop. The Driver stopped and let Him off anyway. I can't drive. So You finally got some Bundy Rum I hope You'll follow My recommendation from when when the Bundaberg Ginger Beer arrived. Please make a video of how to make A Real "Dark And Stormy" now that You have 2 of the Main Ingredients. You'll need the juice of half a Lime and Ice as well. Your Fellow have been Lied to about what a "Dark And Stormy" is. Please tell them The Truth.
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  37062. Hi, great video as always! To answer your question regarding the Magirus-Deutz truck and its logo: These trucks were built in the town of Ulm which is also home to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulm_Minster , the tallest church building in the world. Therefore, the logo of the Magirus company was intended as a stylised "M" with a sharp, long center point to portray Ulm's landmark.
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  37063. you have to visit a rally in real life like it hits when watching a video but those roaring engines in real life hits different
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  37064. Hold it vertical when thrown not horizontal, your causing it to go up instead of left, and throw it twice as hard, a really hard flick.. a much bigger park is needed about a football field size.. but yeah youl get it easy, just throw it almost vertical not horizontal and it will come back..
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  37065. You need to react to every single TVR ever made, including the really weird one off prototype that is NOTHING like their insane sport cars.
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  37066. The Fire Truck at 03:10 is a Scania ;) 12:29 Evonik is a Company for Energy, Chemical things and property
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  37067. This made my day...I got a 2016 Power Wagon a couple weeks ago primarily because of your videos and some TFL vids comparing it to the Raptor. Could you link me to where you get most of your mods/upgrades? To this point I've only added some floormats, so I have a ways to go!
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  37068. Well if you don’t Aussie car’s it’s not Bathurst
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  37069. Yeah, that was fast. 👍
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  37070. 1:42 As an Aussie who is rarely phased by the weird and sometime crazy ___t that only happens in Australia, my jaw is still on the ground over this one lol > Jokes.. Everything looks like a brain worm at the moment, and every ailment "Might just be a brain worm!?". There was a piece of brown twisted vine on the back deck that looked a bit like an earth worm so I said to my sis. "Sis, I think your brain worm fell out on the ground." > Jokes and weirdness aside I really feel for the person who picked this one up. Could have been me any day of my life :/
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  37071. The Bathurst stream was awesome mate, really enjoyed it.
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  37072. more dakar de rooy vs vatenen daf truck vs peugot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWCNnlk8rkU
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  37073. The third sharp “corkscrew” corner of the Esses is called the dipper. Mount Panorama is a public road year round and the speed limit is 60kph. At the top of the mountain in a normal road car you have to go slower than that, it is so tight, gives a serious appreciation for what these drivers and cars do!
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  37074. Your pronounciation of Millau is on point for an english speaker ! (I'm native french speaker) And yours is much better than Simon ! This project involved soooo many companies across Europe Engineering prowess ! PS ; say it "Mee--Yo" (with the o said like "Au" from Australia)
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  37075. For decades Golden Gaytime was just a single serve icecream on a stick invented way back in 1970 A few years ago I think the manufacturer was unsure what to do when their icecream trademark evolved to mean something else. They even had an ad jingle "Hard to have a Gaytime on your own" made decades ago and they resurfaced it recently I think to test the public reaction. Nobody cares. So recently they've just gone crazy with Coco Pops, popcorn. flavoured milk, and easter eggs. Always a winner for flavour.
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  37076. thats the outback for you
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  37077. Have you thought about asking the town council (that’s what we call them) to give you space where it can be displayed & maybe even bring tourists to town?
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  37078. lmao at Rhonda lol
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  37079. Breaking news Earth quake 6.0 hits melb https://youtu.be/BR-1rgtJ6M4 Destroyed a hotel https://youtu.be/fC8C2r4lXOY I'm 35 and i dont remember having one that big ever in my life here.
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  37080. The ATCC was pretty the prelude to v8 supercars I'm pretty sure and Bathurst is the great race.. peter Brock was the king of the mountain .
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  37081. Mate, find the band Yothu Yindi its Aussie thru n thru and will get the kids dancing around
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  37082. We soon need the 80s Turbo era
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  37083. I would recommend spending at least a month. And you have to do both city and country. People out in the bush tend to be far more helpful, so if you want to see mateship, go bush. Don't go to the outback without a four wheel drive and lots of spare petrol and water though.
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  37084. Hahahaha I was tempted to send you one of each I could find lol
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  37085. IWrocker 2017 f350 had a retired army vet sticker on the back window
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  37086. It showed up in your recommend because he changed the description of the video for the first time since upload to talk shit about the removal of the publicly viewed dislikes.
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  37087. That was crazy.. Go the Fords ✊😁
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  37088. I like Mitsubishi triton
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  37089. Great paintings but respect for the Eddie George Titans jersey!!
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  37090. iRacing has bathurst and V8 supercars series. I used to race there a lot a few years ago. would be better if you have a wheel and pedals with a clutch for race starts if you go that far.
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  37091. you should come join me and my mates Race team and do the 1000 on iRacing in September in the ZB Holden or come watch us in two weeks race there in the OOR Racing Season.
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  37092. Race 07 the moding community is massive same with Assetto Corsa they both have v8 supercar mods and track's if you need help with the mods send me a message
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  37093. I may give it a go on RR as I haven't tried it on there, but in VR on PS4 with Gran Turismo Sport is heaps of fun
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  37094. This Aussie says you did GOOD for first time. The Track that scares the shit out of me, is the one you have in the USA Colorado " Pikes Peak International Hill Climb" You guys in the USA have same balls doing that track.
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  37095. Check out the AussieCar series on my panorama
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  37096. Bet your gonna play that more often!
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  37097. Limited to 380hp and 450nm for wrc cars for safety reasons
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  37098.  @IWrocker  What was not stated is that there were well over 200 different languages and over 500 different dialects amongst over 500 different indigenous tribes / mobs throughout this nation. Very cluey nomadic people who could cross the continent with nothing but their knowledge of the movement of the heavens and using landmarks.
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  37099. Busses? Man you are going to love the Van Hool AGG 300. It is a 82ft monster that can hold up to 200 people at once.
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  37100. Imagine these big girls going around at Bathurst. I'd LOVE to see that. Also semi-interesting fact is that the commentator, Lachlan Mansell, is a former contestant of the Australian TV show Beauty and the Geek. Seems like a genuinely nice bloke.
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  37101. Hopefully if the world gets back to somewhat normal, you can visit. Love ur stuff mate.
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  37102. Greatings from Brno. We have got here wine and beer as well you should try it 😉 Moravia is the best part of the Czech rep. so forget the Prague.
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  37103. Hahha 😂 si. Gracias . Alamejor un dia ❤
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  37104. I’m 50 and legit flown to so many places around the world with many different carriers… I’ve never seen anything like this 🤣
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  37105. you finally drove a Skoda :D
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  37106. Good job Ian, you pronounced most of them correct ... but these ones we say as .... Bondi = Bon/die, Mooloolaba = Moo/loo/la/bar. You also have to speak slowly long and drawn-out like an Aussie (half pissed) plus break the words into syl/la/bles
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  37107. Here’s Supercars video on the same stuff from earlier this year https://youtu.be/D81Lel4HwrM And here’s an actually well executed brake change https://youtu.be/ppffCnGcUWU And a couple of funny clips in this https://youtu.be/gp80_8ghraE and this https://youtu.be/SOcahb9rw1o
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  37108. For a second I thought this was about how school works in Australia... then I saw the thumbnail.
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  37109. In western NSW the 300c and BMW with cool aboriginal paintings on the livery and different base colours. Definitely worth a look.
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  37110. Love watching your whole family
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  37111. Pro comps have a great factory warranty. There xtream at is gov rated m/s and 50,000 mile warranty. But I love my 35" dura tracs. For some reason there tougher than the stockers. I know you will have to run spacers with the stock wheels and 37s.
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  37112. I’ve got 4 video recommendations and there gonna be tough ones 2 watch so bear with it. I almost had tears with my eyes while watching them the other day 1 “Peter Brock’s racing car collection to be auctioned off” by Lloyds auctions, not only do they go though and show off his cars and a replica off pb’s first ever race car which he build from stretched, and the replica was build by peters son, and u really get a sense of the man behind the legend, and y besides his skill behind the wheel, he is soo beloved 2. “Brocky’s last leg of targa west 2006” by brockLj. It’s a video of the rally stage he completed the day before he passed away, and how he’s passing effect everyone there. But the sound of that car is unreal and as much as I love the a9x I would have 2 say this car beats it in terms of the noise it makes 3. “Peter Brock tribute at Bathurst 2006” by Derek Gamble cos that was his actual tribute at HIS mountain 4. “Peter Brock - a current affair special” by MartoWA, basically the new coverage of his death
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  37113. Have a look at Chrysler by Chrysler coupe from the mid 70s in Oz and you can see the us charger we had here
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  37114. Fraser Island off the Queensland Coast. Largest sand Island in the world. Thank me Later
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  37115. Check out Yuthu Yindi the aboriginee band in australia they awesome
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  37116. There is Australia too
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  37117. 4:53 Yes, it's always heel/toe in these cars in that era. You can see him using the clutch for both upshift and down, it's classic driving style. These days there's a lot more left foot braking and flat changing on the way up, but down still uses clutch.
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  37118. Try xxxx gold
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  37119. We have over 10,000 beaches, who is the tossa that made this. video.
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  37120. Us Aussies and this one particularly just love it when foreigners give commentary on a country they have probably never been to . I'm not saying what was presented was wrong it's just the flippant way it was done . Don't get me wrong all Aussies like a joke and we can laugh at ourselves as well as anyone but the commentator humer was cringe worthy . The other problem I have is that reactors such as yourself believe every thing these people tell you like they are experts on the subject. This commentator has other videos out which are downright wrong such as 10 reasons not to visit Australia , and there are others . My advise to you is to come on down to gods country and see for your self youwill find us welcoming and easy to get along with , but don't expect to only spend a couple of weeks and know every thing . Failing this at least check out some Aussie sources for some in depth research. I checked out your earlier reaction and thought you did a good job .See you at the next one .
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  37121. I knew Peter from his involvement in Rallying whilst he was better known to most for his race car driving he was also a highly competent Rally driver as was his often teammate Colin Bond whom I also knew when I was involved with the Ford Escort RS 1800's. Unlike at the races when even when you knew Peter he was always so heavily focused on the race as was Bondy when out in the Bush competing in rally events be they State or Australian championship events or the Repco Round Australia events both drivers were highly approachable during the event to any young fan. It was obvious they both immensely enjoyed the atmosphere and camaraderie of rallying. If all you have ever seen is Circuit racing then take my advice and go and see some rallying especially the World Championship events be they the Coffs Harbour event or take a trip over the pond to see the alternate years rally of New Zealand you will become a fan in short order. The Holden 308 later to become a 304 Cu In in the Commodores for homologation reasons when fitted to the A9X was fitted ex factory with a Bosch Twin Point distributor the rear end was a Salisbury axle and as with the earlier XU1 Torana's they differed in Suspension pickup points, A Arms, Brakes and a special extra spot welds to stiffen up the bodyshell. I worked for a few people in the scene back then hence why I know about the cars. Bathurst back then was special because they raced what you could buy unlike the poor cousin to Nascar that is the V8 Supercars of today, They have lost too much with that change of format and the fact that UN Laws adopted by the Keating Government allowed Foreign Big Money to take control of an Australian Sporting Championship, Definitely not right and a retrograde change for the Punters when all said and done something special has been lost with that change.
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  37122. Thanks Ian. A 12 × 6 table is huge when you stand by one. TV doesn't show it. Ronnie O'Sullivan is my favourite. The skill level is outta this world. Cheers. 🇦🇺😀
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  37123. Watch some Scott McLaughlin highlights even Shane van gisbergen as much as I don’t like him
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  37124. The big rock reminds me of an ancient Tortoise frozen in time!!
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  37125. I love American V8 engines.
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  37126. Mr. Saxobeat is Romanian artist 😂😂😂 and is one of your favourite
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  37127. Danke!
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  37128. On the Gold coast with daughter and son in law. We might get a bit of blow and wet feet but we will be ok - thanks to all the first responders who are working their arses off
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  37129. No need for guns , but I would have definitely taken my shirt off and shown him how my guns can work 💪
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  37130. you are a great human and we appreciate you very much, thank you for your kind words
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  37131. Love ur videos 🙂
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  37132. The strongest S1 Quattro was 570-600HP, but the Pikes Peak version is 750HP, but this is special. The strongest engine for normal racing is 720HP, this used in American IMSA in Audi 90 GTO (amazing and succsess car, better than big block amerericans) and previous versions. But..... The Strongest Rally category is not Groupe B!! The strongest is Group S, but this was deleted before starting! But good news for you: Many car development was finished, and used at special fan events. This cars like Audi Quattro RS 002, Lancia ECV and more... More information on Jackoh Motors channel with every single Groupe S car!
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  37133. Your family looks so nice mate! All so friendly love seeing these videos I’ll have to send you a box one day with one items from the country
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  37134. Luv your channel mate. Best wishes from Perth western Australia.
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  37135. yeeeees, finally somebody on yt reacting to these definitely watch movies 1-3, they're fricking awesome classics
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  37136. My father (86 years old) collects money (coins, notes) and has 0€ note as well. But for me, and besides old coins , etc etc, one of the most impressive and modern stuff added to his collection, is a series of silver coins , size way bigger than normal (in diameter) . Added to collection in the 90's each one had a value of 1000$ (escudos) and could be used also in daily life. So some years later we had the euro as coin and most money was converted to euro (there's a value to make the conversion). So now they value more for rarity, price and silver weight.
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  37137. More than likely the boomerangs are for display purposes
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  37138. Congratulations on the birth of beautiful baby Sydney! You have such a lovely family. ❤
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  37139. The unofficial lap record was achieved by Jensen Button in a McLaren Formula 1 car. That is a video worth watching.
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  37140. Ian chaeck out all 4wd adventure. Couple of Aussie cruising around
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  37141. I love racing at Bathurst in the wet, I'm not quite as good as the Baby Faced Assassin though!
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  37142. You get 6 downs no matter how many yards you make. After a down you must play the ball immediately. On 6th down you have to kick the ball for field position, if tackled on the 6th you must hand over the ball. There are no forward passes so you must throw the ball backwards or "laterall" unlike the NFL. You must ground the ball in the endzone to score a try or "touchdown". Compared to the NFL in which you can just run over the line without grounding the ball. You can only tackle a player with the ball unlike in NFL which allows you to block and tackle people without the ball. The game is played with 13 players on the field and 4 on the bench. We don't swap attacking and defensive lines like you guys do. One team plays both defense and offense unlike the NFL. The bench players are rotated on and off to give some players a small break. There is a limit of 10 bench interchanges however so its not unlimited. Usually forwards are interchanged while the other players play the entire game.
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  37143. Isaac is a stand up comedian he has a hatred for cyclists and vegans you should realise that anything he says is for comedy some of his vegan clips made me cry with laughter Another absolute genius of an Australian comedian is Carl Barron a must if you like Australian comedy
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  37144. Merry Christmas Ian and family 🥳❤🎅⛱🎄 love your content!
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  37145. Maaaate its f#@king hot hot hot 43°c but im loving it & Christmas day & boxing day is going to be around 45°c in Perth. Food / cold roast porky pig & salad, case of TEDS TOOHEYS EXTRA DRY Beer & a bottle of wild turkey. Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year Take care & stay covid safe . 🎄👍🤠👍🎄
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  37146. As a "dickhead," I am tired of this cancel culture!
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  37147. Station Wagon in the US. Kombi (Kombinationskraftwagen) in Germany :P Never heard "Estate Car" before tbh.
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  37148. The letter box you see were very common australia at that time this is where Newly built homes were going through a new phase adopting american range style built method with aluminium windows and so on
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  37149. Hey Wrocker if your keen to watch a full game the NRL have just finished the first round of finals. Perfect time to get into the sport I reckon , with sudden death footy starting next weekend there should be some good games to watch if your keen :)
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  37150. Congrats to you and your beautiful family - we know how important your support team have also been in this achievement.
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  37151. If an Aussie doesn't tip in America, he's not an asshole he just forgot or didn't know it's expected, especially if you're drinking.
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  37152. You should check out the Isle of Man TT
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  37153. I miss all these clips they always do on TV race day because I'm at the "The Great Race" ever year. You camp on the Mountain around the track or camp sites. It is a massive weekend with the BOYZ. This year is going to be 21st year at the track. Watching that clip just made me get a little excited for November to come a little quicker.
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  37154.  @davis2671  does it take better visibility when lights are visible from a mile away already? I highly doubt that. Also depending on the country red lights might mean sth completly different. Taking Germany for example, red lights can't be used as emergency light ... not on fire apparatus, ambulances, police cars or any other emergency service and its vehicles. Red lights are reserved for both the red take-down lights when police wants to pull someone over, and to markt on-scene command posts from the FD or EMS. "And it depends on every state," Over here it doesn't depend on states, but in most countries emergency vehicles will be designed and equipped based on a nation-wide standard no matter in which state they're at. And yeah obviously blue is better in the night. Red emergency lights can easily blend in with red tail lights and other red lights from traffic lights and traffic signs ...
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  37155. Lol.. 110°F is like 43°C.. In my city it hit 50°C (122°F) a couple of summers back, i think last year it hit 48.9°C, but 40°C is pretty average. And the states and territories further north get even hotter.
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  37156. Funny old world. I'm in the UK and have been a life long rally fan. I had always looked at NASCAR from afar with awe. I just bought a sim setup and I am now racing NASCAR on ovals. I mean as close as you can get on AC anyway. I would highly recommend you mod AC. The Custom shader patch and pure weather mods are great and the access to many more tracks through the mod community is well worth it.
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  37157. You can get aussie Coke in glass bottles
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  37158. Cool reaction video as always. If you want to go deeper into the 'German language rabbithole' you might be interested in a video called "How anyone (including YOU) can read German" by the wonderful Robwords channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VebSZrHmsI4
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  37159. Did you see the VW Sharan commercial where a dad loads his Sharan ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B44hvyDw1FY unfortunately it is in German, but if a may translate a bit. The two in the orange car try to mock him and say: "Hey are you going to the beach? laughing Yes yes for Ma and the kids you need a lot of space ..."
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  37160. there's truck races in Québec (i don't know if those races exist anywhere else but, i'm sure they exist in Québec) 2 trucks side by side with 60 tons trailers... a regular drag race in Canada. There's a massive truck parade for the trucks race Le Mans 24h (yes, Le Mans 24 h exists for trucks, with trucks)
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  37161. If you look closer you will see that front suspension for these bikes are totally different compared to regular mx bikes.
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  37162. You could always invest in Australia by coming over here for a holiday. 🇦🇺🍺👍
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  37163. ok, impressive variety for sure ... I am kinda jealous .. but how does that work in the NZ car infrastructure? their repairshops and vendors must have either huuuuge storages for all the parts, modifications, etc or everyone has to wait for international orders coming through for otherwise basic stuff which should be at hand?! Or is that more an african situation, where repairshops just make it fit/work by all means necessary and every car ends up becoming a unique puzzle after some years? And how does the NZ regulations authority take care of that variety? Do they have so vague and weak regulations that its simply easy to fit every international kink and difference into it? ... forgive my ignorance, I am German ... here its a pain in the a** to get a car registered which is build to foreign standards deviating from ours (for example color of brake lights or something like that). Thats why car producers either make EU versions or you simply cant drive your foreign models without modifications and/or jumping through some high hoops.
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  37164. The fucking Škoda favorit at 10:59 lmaooo. My grandpa used to burn the asphalt here with that shit.. Funny seeing it all the way in america.
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  37165. This was fun to watch. If you keep driving on the left lane, you're going to be disliked by other drivers! In Europe trucks drive at the right lane and only go on the left if they need to. And it's preferable to have your lights on 24/7. With the parking, well done! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
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  37166. Nice family my man.
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  37167. this kind of stuff is a aussie tradition..... onya buddy
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  37168. In the NT you could Bulls Balls stubby coolers. I tried to buy one in a pub up that way. I was a bit shy to ask the barmaid. I said, ahem, do you have any buffalo scrotum stubby coolers?. She said loud enough for the whole pub to hear. You mean BULLS BALLS?. I bought one and slunk out.
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  37169. The great Tim of Tams.
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  37170. Yeah well Italy doesn't call it football because they don't speak English, hahaha. Oh and I think the thing with the date is because of the way Americans actually say the date as well. For example you guys would say "Today is February 21st", whereas in Australia we say "Today is the 21st of February." Also yes it does make sense, it's the smaller unite, then the next bigger one, then the biggest. Day/Month/Year.... simple
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  37171. I had a hard time in the States...mainly when coming to an intersection and having to turn left or right...I ended up on wrong side of street....actually had to drive a block before I could make another turn left to correct .....frightening.
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  37172. Two in the white, eight in the yellow. :)
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  37173. I like to think Walmart is like our Kmart Australia. According to stories I hear from American people. 🤣😅
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  37174. So happy to see you try this one first ... I work in Spa.
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  37175. For all it's faults, the V dub was a clever, cheap design that can be a lot of fun! I've owned 2. A stock standed 66 and a Baja bug!! Love your stuff Ian and family! Keep it up!
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  37176. The Ford-Cosworth DFV engine is still nowadays the most successful F1 engine ever raced in the history of the sport. And they won their last title in 1994 powering Michael Shumacher's Benetton that year, so not too long ago. So, an involvement of Ford in the sport shouldn't sound that surprising, after all.
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  37177. Wait...did Ian reference The Castle? It's going straight to the pool room? When did he watch The Castle, was there a review I missed?
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  37178. 360 in the Ram Charger is fierce ... power windows, mirrors & locks get gremlins.... Broncos will need a lot more attention ... eat up a lot your free time
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  37179. Hi Ian the inner lights on the phase 3 are spotlights
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  37180. Just stumbled across your channel. I appreciate your manner in commenting and honesty. Nice.
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  37181. I believe the U.S. is rich in a lot of minerals but no one digs the shit out of there own country more than us Aussies.! And regarding cricket we have our hands full trying to beat off the onslaught of the West Indies, India, Pakistan and England.!
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  37182. Danke!
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  37183. Merry Christmas to you Ian and the whole family. Thanks for your joy mate.
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  37184. IRL the table is giant. Plus the balls are around 10% smaller then standard Eight Ball balls. And yes, there are lots of Snooker simulators on most platforms. As well as browser-based ones.
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  37185. Some more off road vehicles to check out: Tatra, Haflinger and Unimog :) I'm enjoying your reactions, greetings from Germany.
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  37186. ian you should watch the laps of the jag xjs up there
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  37187. Check out the 8000€ Scaleart RC Unimog, you will love it.
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  37188. That road is the black spur drive in Victoria
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  37189. The track was damp and maro Engel thinks he can push a 6:30 with relative ease and good conditions, he was coming onto the throttle softly to also charge the batteries for the hybrid system I believe that’s why he wasn’t full tilt in many parts of the track it’ll just take time to learn when to deploy the hybrid system, keep in mind the gt2rs and get black series also did their laps on damp tracks. Another thing is it hasn’t been legalised for US roads and with the small production numbers it might not be at all. I think perhaps it’s only rival will be the Aston Martin Valkyrie which was developed in partnership with the redbull f1 team and cosworth producing the engine
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  37190. I love watching kangaroos fight it’s good entertainment for us Aussies
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  37191. i like the 71 hemi cuda
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  37192. I found some old paper aussie money hidden away in my garage by a previous owner a couple years back and even thouse notes are definitely still legal tender, though im not sure what a retail store would do if you tried to give them one
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  37193. yea ian the divots are for hold the tarps cover over the ute
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  37194. OK, so back then IMSA had only 3 classes: GTU, GTO and Prototype. U meant under 3 liters, O meant Over and Protype was the cars like the 962. Years later, they created a new class for P-Lites....prototype cars with smaller engines and less horsepower. The GTO category was really a showcase for American GT cars like Camaros and Mustangs much like the TransAm series. I was at the Miami Grand Prix when Audi showed up with two of these cars!! Driven by Hans Stuck and Walter Roehle, they dominated so badly that they backed off and just toyed around with the rest of the field. After that, the rules were changed to disallow AWD. Gobs of weight was added to the Audis until they just weren't competitive. Typical American bullshit...make the rules then change the rules when you get your ass stomped by somebody better. Go back and watch some stuff from the original TransAm races. The rules were a GT car, 5.0 liters and a weight minimum. OR, 2.0 liters and much less weight. It is really interesting to watch big American iron get crushed by little 2 liter Datsuns, Alfas, Porsches, etc. Glad you like the Audi sound...the squeaking is the result of the removal of the diverter valve in the waste gate.
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  37195. You got a like on this video as soon as I heard "Illinois sucks".....
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  37196. Happz iwrocker shell here from Scotland u have to cheak out the stock cars at cowdenbeath racewall and hrp lochgelly cheak them out ul love it
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  37197. Continuing learn is very important. I've been a car parts salesman, a bookstore manager, a pharmacy assistant, a teacher, a research scientist, and now I'm studying law. I've studied various things almost non-stop over that time. A few degrees now (luckily I live in a country where government loans allow that). I'm eager to learn, and opportunities have always presented themselves, and I never get bored. Just keep moving forward and evolving. I don't let anyone tell me that I have to be just the one thing. It's just not true.
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  37198. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UvzAkP9A1Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2Rn_JpcoKU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clwOw_4acro
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  37199. Ah the outback is beautiful you should check out the Kimberly spectacular
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  37200. 2:20 i just love your reactions ^^
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  37201. I saw Carl Barron live in Adelaide 4-5 years ago. One of the best Australian comedians and will make you laugh the whole show.
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  37202. lol kinda reminds me of emus they are staunch as! i had a group of emus stop me on the highway when i was driving around aus, their was 8 of them walking in a line down the road blocking the road and they all surrounded my car haha they are kinda freaky, i found a good quick vid of some emus trying to intimidate a little roo lol the roo aint having it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9OBqYbZ99c
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  37203. Happy Birthday Ian 👍👍 🇦🇺🇦🇺🎉🍻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🍹🍹🍸🍸🍸🍹🍹🍹🍷🍾🍷🍾🍷🥃🥃🥃🥃🍸🍹🍺🍺🍺🍺🍸🍸🍹🥃🥃🍸🍸🥃🥃🥃🥃💨💨😵😵😵😵🤯😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍 Oreo's are garbage mate 🤢🤢🤮
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  37204. the other part I dislike is who get the most tips? A hot young woman showing some cleavage? or an older woman working just as hard? or a man also working just as hard? People talk about gender pay gaps, is tipping an area where young women are a head for no reason other than being young and female? Or do people actually put all tips in a jar and divide them evenly each week?
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  37205. Btw John Bowe's surname rhymes with 'wow'. If you rewatch the start of that video, he introduces himself. You were talking at the time so you missed it. Anyway, keep up the good work, I'm enjoying your videos!
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  37206. You know you have to watch the hq's at Bathurst
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  37207. Mid 80s to mid/late 90s.
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  37208. Best way to get a instant Aussie tan. Rub the red dirt into your skin. The best way for us ranga’s to get tanned for days.
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  37209. I think people would enjoy him in NASCAR if he was there full time.
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  37210. You should react to the fastest ever nordschliefe lap by Porsche, that is literally crazy
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  37211. thank you iain & family for the videos. here in vic aus we have been in hard lock down for nearly a year. i haven't seen my very elderly parents since may (brief reprieve) nor have i seen my chidren, grandchildren nor niece/nephew/ greatnephews. watching your family gives me joy. because of health issues i must be extra careful, but when i can send something for emma & andrew i will. they are so gorgeous. grandchildren by proxy? lol
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  37212. Hello Pamela. So sorry to hear that. Can't believe its almost a whole year of these crazy lockdowns for you in that area of Australia. I really hope you can see your family again soon. Like really soon and these lockdowns are over with and the rona goes away forever. Prayers for you n your family and your country for freedom again and health n happiness. And no worries about sending anything if you can't, we appreciate you watching and thank you for your kind words and yes grandkids by proxy lol 😊take care ❤
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  37213. Don't forget that price doesn't include tax whereas ours does. When you get to the check out that is when the tax is added.
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  37214. I love that tequila ❤️💯🤙
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  37215. compilation of German ambulances and other EMS vehicles from all across the country: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNKmuBurSl8
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  37216. first it was f1 2023, now it''s dirt 2.0. what next forza 3(which sets in australia)or assetto corza competizione?
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  37217. What a wonderful old guy!!
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  37218. I was about to 🔥 you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 . 🇦🇺 for the win!!!
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  37219. Video recommendation: https://youtu.be/EtVAJm2ikNQ?si=p3ppeJsE_HwdXtdj Matthias Malmedy, the very well known sportscar tester around in TV and in social media for decades, tests the Audi RS6 performance on the Autobahn and on the Nürburgring track.
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  37220. As mentioned below you need to see these machines driving across lakes
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  37221. im so hyped for the wrc sweden tomorrow..
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  37222. New you would of liked this one.
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  37223. i recommend the video (here on YT and in english): "The Unimog. History of an unique vehicle concept". Unimogs are Awesome :D
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  37224. Snorkel is standard on 4wd in Oz. Most are Turbo Diesel as well. My old rig was a Toyota Troopcarrier which sadly caught fire a couple of years ago. To give you some perspective, Our total population is just over 25 million, 98 percent in Citirs. Our land mass is similar to the lower 48 so there is still a ton of unpopulated area to explore....2
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  37225. U should watch a succulent Chinese meal
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  37226. 5th October 2018.
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  37227. Hahaha that's so many tim tams 😂 at 28 I don't think I've eaten that much in my life
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  37228. CONGRATULATIONS!! I got emotional watching you receive plaque, so well deserved. IWrecker family rocks, so well deserved❤️
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  37229. We have many large trucks with a bed in the back...some people erroneously call these utes here...but a ute is actually a half car half truck combo....USA el camino and ranchero are utes
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  37230. Matttteeee I'm coming to live at your place...yummo
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  37231. Thanks
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  37232. Nothing wrong with Dead Rooter....err...Red Rooster! It's better than KFC. But that's just your average Pom...a whinger! They're even still sooking about last year's Ashes tests!
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  37233. Recommend you watch/ review shapes “flavour you can see” commercials, they were very entertaining
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  37234.  @IWrocker  same goes for you as well my brother
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  37235. Hahaha Boomerangs are a very small if not nothing as a part of Australian European culture. Yes it has it's part to the world but not as much here. I have not seen a Boomerang in a local park for years.
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  37236. I prefer chicken adobo
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  37237. the blue car you were asking about is an old Valiant, probably running a Mopar engine
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  37238. I grew up with the 'old' Bathurst- different classes. Now it's just V8 Supercars. More exciting before, but speed differences made it unsafe.
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  37239. I mean your pronunciation was solid
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  37240. You are too good for youtube, I think we need to give you an official job, Prime Minister of Australia, you can not do a worse job than the Donald Trump mini me that is assigned to that task right now. Is Scotty from Marketing still-in the country or fled to New Zealand.
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  37241. For many European countries this is true though unfortunately not all. I had a bit of an issue in Munich, Germany asking for help, people just didn't seem keen to stop and help. And definitely in Paris (Normandy region was much nicer though). In Paris they can be real jerks. Hardly anyone was willing to help me there, too busy or too rude. I even got mocked by rail staff for trying to speak French. I was asking which train to catch to Rouen and they kept laughing then made me write it down. Then laughed again. They absolutely knew what I was saying and were just being jerks. Got told to speak English instead of mediocre french. Wankers. So I did that then got told off by someone else for speaking English lol.🙃. And bizarrely I mistaken for a Brit a couple times and when they found out I was Australian they were friendlier lol🤷‍♀️. I can't imagine making fun of someone who speaks broken English(which happens all the time) asking me for directions here in Australia. I'm always happy to help. Italians were much friendlier and even appreciated the efforts in speaking their language. People were so lovely and helpful in The Netherlands. And Switzerland too.
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  37242. Don't take this wrong way, mate, but you and Ozzyman look very much alike. 😁
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  37243. I recomend you to react to some WW2 planes cold starts they are amazing to hear and watch on screen.
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  37244. I love the the way you speak of these vehicles. Brock was like a Jedi master in a Commodore. But he taught Lowndesy and he won in Bathurst with both ford and Holden. He was never the same after the crash in the red Holden. But he drove magically in the au Falcon. My dream car is a xc coupe, 351 Windsor 5 speed manual. Let's remind everyone the 9 inch diff is ford, just like the crossflow engine. Which Holden took use of.
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  37245. That first US clip, Euro truck would have made that so easy :D the fact that that oversized load didnt have its back wheels turning amazes me, I have alot of questions about how you Americans do things haha.
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  37246. Good lord what a gorgeous colour and wheel combo. Hats off to Ram. I agree the lugs should be black as well but as you said it's an easy switch.
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  37247. About twelve percent of the entire population of NZ actually live in Australia. That quad guy looks like he's spent time as a sidecar rider.
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  37248. I live here in NZ and some cars have to model names. The used Mazda 3 which used to be the Mazda 323 is imported from Japan as the Axela and the Mazda 6 is the Atenza. Both variants of cars are on the road.
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  37249. Had a smile the full video. Such a positive vibe! And check out Dakar they have big trucks, small trucks , and the weird thing the trucks are faster than cars in the dessert :P
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  37250. My personal preference is how you did it in the first one, basically a 'flat pour' for about 80-90% of the glass. Then I will swirl the bottle and 'dump' the rest, as in the 2nd and 3rd, into the glass creating a head of foam thus sealing in the flavour. If I'm going to be drinking it quickly then I flat pour 90%, if I want to take my time then I want a good head so 75-80% as liquid and rest head.
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  37251. nice backyard
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  37252. If you're going to do a State Of Origin video, I urge you to watch this first. A 5 part video series on this great rivalry between Queensland and New South Wales. It's war. Maroons V Blues. State against state. Mate against mate. It's a genuine hatred between the 2 states. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyfurziZVng
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  37253. Goodwood has indeed a lot of variety. There were also three NASCAR stock cars there. One was Jeff Gordon's Impala. (I know almost nothing about NASCAR except for a few names and cars 😂)
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  37254. It was a good clean race. Not much drama. I watched it on Kayo and I was enjoying the broadcast formats available. They had the options of watching the entire race from in car, certain sections of the track and from the chopper in the air! The entire race was broadcast as if you were in the chopper or sitting at a certain section of the track etc. it was finished within 6hrs.
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  37255. Please make a reaction video to Portugal emergency vehicles and super cars…
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  37256. We also have water tank art here in Aust.
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  37257. React to Old telegraph track to gunshot creek if you like 4x4 in Straya
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  37258. Was it this Jag or the other Jag that broke a seat mount during the race?
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  37259. You should watch a Monaco qualify, that track is insane.
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  37260. Adelaide is super hot and dry in the summer and reaches up to 116.6 Fahrenheit and usually a 3 week stint every year it's in the 40 degrees Celsius.
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  37261. Hey mate check out " muscle car masters Bathurst " right up your alley Aust and US cars from the 70's and 80's enjoy
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  37262. Thanks
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  37263. You haven't seen yet the Bathurst 12Hr. That has all the best cars that you can buy that are turned into race cars. You gotta check that out too.
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  37264. You should react to Toby price. His an Australian Off road racer and legend
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  37265. The Adelaide street circuit is in a few games including: All three releases of TOCA Race Driver Formula 1 '97 Grand Prix 1 & 2 and a few others. Since it was only used as a grand prix circuit for ten years (85 to 95) it wasn't around long enough to be well known.
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  37266. awesome :)
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  37267. I was stunned that we had 613. My guess was about 50!
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  37268. It's pronounced as REE-MUTS, and Nevera means disbelief, which suites this car amazingly. You literally can't belive that something like this exists
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  37269. Nice Video.
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  37270. Dude check out mishas channel. Not the one driving. Misha lives right next to the ring he drives rediculous cars on the ring. Sometims like 8 dif cars a day. Youll love his channel dude i just found you the other week. I watched like ten of your vids earlier actually was in a car mood and like the country ones that german economy one was really good. Youll love misha tho man
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  37271. Ian , London is small approximately 1,500 sq klm . Sydney Australia is 12,300 sq klm
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  37272. Its Australian.
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  37273. My auntie collects them over here in Australia… but I’ve always heard of them being extremely unreliable due to the rear and badly designed engine! I grew up driving them as paddock bushers and even then we would have to walk home half the time because they would just stop sometimes then start other times… basically the car decided if it wanted to run or not lol
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  37274. in Germany the US Spec with Sidemarkers is quite popular - and i also like the US style plates
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  37275. Even the slower frames where there are no big brakes (big scores in one visit) are fascinating. A player will snooker the opponent but the opponent then has to play to not only hit the red, but to put the white ball safe again - often snookering the other player. These tactical safety battles can go on for a while and the skill involved in it is unreal.
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  37276. you can do a u-turn anywhere unless a sign say otherwise.
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  37277. This was so worth watching! 🤣
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  37278. I like your channel Ian, but lately you have far too many ads in the videos
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  37279. Hello from ireland
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  37280. Please someone send Ian the Arnotts Family Assorted pack I would but not one of the Asian countries I have worked in sell them. I'm miss the shortbread and cream also the Monte Carlo it's been almost 7yrs since my last bite so probably spelt it all wrong ha.
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  37281. That time of the day you wouldn't see many kangaroos but towards dusk they appear out of no where crossing the road and lets say travelling at that speed or close to it you would have no time to react next thing you got old skip through your windscreen in your lap kicking the guts out of you
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  37282. Ian ithink you jumped over the bit where they are reading the book
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  37283. Perentie will generally run from people 😂
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  37284. You can catch a ferry on daily bases from Vict to Tassie. Tassie short for Tasmania
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  37285. One thing you have to note : these guys are animate by passion, one can't take this job as a filler : the 1st employee is here from 16 yo for 10 years (like 40% of his life 😅), the second one studied bakery in school for 5 years to reach a knowledge we (frenchies) deem is over high school. And they choose to wake up at 3am for the rest of their worklife... They love bread and pastries 😉 Excellency comes with a cost everywhere, but there is a thing more : without bread (and associated products), there is no France !!! So the fight to make the best baguette is really crude and cruel. An "almost fine" baguette for the rest of the world may seem doomed to us 😅 And yes, this is a medium to high quality bakery, this is a bakery you can find everywhere in France in like a 5 km (3 miles) radius from your home in the country and 500m (1500 feet) in a decent town. Not basic, but far from extraordinary 😉
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  37286. I’ve watched this lap soooo many times and it still gives my goose bumps. So glad u loved it..
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  37287. G'day Ian, you should watch a short movie called "The Rendezvous". It's a quick blast through the streets of Paris, in the early morning. Love the vids.
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  37288. We have Speedway Racing in Australia, we Raced American Drivers for years. Support Races is Smash up Derby till last car standing. The Poms do this with Caravans too. YouTube Banger Caravan Racing
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  37289. Start calling you Wvroom Wvroom Wrocker soon😂👍❤️🦘
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  37290. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻awesome video
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  37291. That Chevy looked like an Isuzu
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  37292. NOOO! You don't want a Dasia Duster. It's a real garbage truck. You want a Skoda Kodiaq. Great for a family of five! Economical, fast, easy to drive and reliable. 4x4, 7 speed automatic transmission, can tow a 2500kg trailer. and in addition lots of space. So please, let me not have to hear you say you want a Darsia?!
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  37293. 4X Bathurst winner Murphy is back this year racing at Bathurst. His last race was in 2014. Also Russel Ingall is making a comeback, A tall order to win for for the pensioners, so much has changed.
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  37294. Patient everyone? Mail time is coming. Keep cool 😎
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  37295. Ian, how much do you know about the HDT monicker? If not much, find out how and why the HDT was setup. Foresight by the car dealers that the manufacturers just didn't have. Also: Violet Crumble or Crunchy? What's your preference?
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  37296. welcome to oz cheers from down under
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  37297. There are many doge vipers here mate . ✌️
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  37298. Hilarious!! $20 K-mart steel toes, approaching trades with unsolicited advice!! Laughing the whole time
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  37299. Even a NASCAR run this year at GoodWood : https://youtu.be/mpxP2FEM3HY?t=258
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  37300. Best YouTube channel ever!!! God bless you!!! 🍻
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  37301. Check out the movie " Shaker Run " with Cliff Robertson it was filmed in NZ ..... Classic Car movie 🍿🍿
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  37302. Next try South Africa 🇿🇦 beer. Black Label and Lion larger.
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  37303. This ended up being a VERY smart Tactical move . Brock was a GREAT Driver , Excellent PUBLIC persona . Apparently " difficultv" in private , however . Even being referred to as a C--t of a man more than once . TOO competitive . Mark Skaife , from a later time had something of the same Reputation .
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  37304. 2:25. Renault 5. Were actually incredibly modern when introduced in 1972. Stayed in production for 24 years over 2 generations. Both generations looked very similar but second generation was very different And shared few parts. Second gen was designed by Gandini.
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  37305. 90% of World race cars like WRC etc (like this car been pretty much a road course rally car ) are left hand drive for some reason going back decades !!!!!!!!!! , ALSO i can guarantee , it would of had a type of ALCON Brand Racing brakes as well for your info ................
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  37306. back in the day lots of big names besides brock.... alan moffit, fred gibson, pushed his way. thru, brian foley alfa driver , his head mechanic was my tech teacher, small motors, outboards, i left an outboard for 3 months with 40 tonnes till the drive shaft let go from the powerhead..............the blue printed 45hp outboard had to put a foot pedal in , wanted to walk on the water clocked on radar 107mph! awesome. these older holdens wow................i had an eh 1964 wagon auto travelled 60,000 miles around oz. had a falcon, to tow my 21 ft boat, i had a charger a heap of shit. my mate had a hq took it to the summer nats was moded out big time ....the eh came with a 179 straight 6 or a 186 six. lots of mods .
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  37307. FWOAR!!! That was epic! What an incredible driver. Outstaning Ian... ✌
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  37308. It got to 43.5⁰C (110⁰F) at Sydney airport a few days ago.
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  37309. No country has legal rights to ownership of land in Antarctica.
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  37310. Head gaskets? That's more of a 6.0 powerstroke thing....
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  37311. Dude, you gotta see at least the first three, they are amazing.
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  37312. Thanks for doing my and others suggestion of this 🙂. We definitely need to see YOU doing a similar video when you come to Australia. Lol
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  37313. I was at a F1 race in 1974 as a 10 y/o boy. Everything was way smaller than today: we sat on a hill in the gras and watched the race. We even could enter the pit lane during practice. This was loud. Really loud. Only Motörhead could beat this years later 🤣
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  37314. From Oz. We have changed to one tap most of the time. We also have a huge fridge. I am 5 foot nothing so would love a lower toilet lol and I wouldn't live in a house without ac lmao
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  37315. Yes, that was Willow Bank in Ipswich QLD, an awesome track.🏁💯😋
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  37316. Maybe some of you know the channel Matt´s Offroad Recovery (MORR) and I watch it a lot. Now I want to see this maschine going thru "Hells Revenge" (Moab) in Utah. 😄
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  37317. Could you react to the Subaru Rocket anti-lag system? It's a very unique mechanism that was used on several Subaru rally cars , the car could make full boost at low RPM's due to it
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  37318. wowwwww, Ian, thankyou for doing this video, think most of us Aussie's are in shock, yesterday, Rod Marsh, this morning Warnie, he was only 52, my heart goes out to his kids, they're only in their 20's.
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  37319. I drove the first generation Smart with automated manual transmission. With no clutch and very long shifting times. Scary thing.
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  37320. Gotta hand it to the German the Wankel engine is just amazing. There was a story I heard years ago, they bolted a number of segments together well when the went for full throttle from a lower rpm it tore itself off the bench. The story is out there somewhere. The biggest problem they had with this car was keeping it cool.
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  37321. You need to review the film "Senna". Its a good documetary about his life.
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  37322. Mate, have U checked out the V8 utes racing.. it's cool
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  37323. theres a new video called the greatest race ever, a youtuber asked what was the greatest race ever out of all types of racing and he did the video on the bathurst 1000
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  37324. Nice 👌🏾 you will.have to check the asian offroad dakar rally you will be susprise
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  37325. This episode lacked BEER ! :face-green-smiling:
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  37326. What a Beautiful car❤ But did you ever hear of BMW's M3 GTR for the ALMS That's a beauty too
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  37327. Native Polynesian Maori culture is a rich tapestry and the English imports want to fit in. Mind you the haka is ingrained into NZ life. I understand the whitey is marrying a Maori girl, but it is so stupid to see white dudes dressed in suits trying to be great Maori Warriors.... This looks much more authentic when a whole clan does it in traditional dress with face tattoos and weapons.
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  37328. should see state of origin it is harder then this
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  37329. How do I send you a Australian care package. And old fella seems like a good old time amd would love to here some of his storys of the good old days love ya work guys .
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  37330. you forgot they killed saab too, also vauxhall went to psa, a few saturns were opels and even Buicks and so were holdens like the Astra and insignia and some chevys in europe were started out as daewoos untill gm closed that too,
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  37331. im from finland, depending on the shape,you can find these 240's starting from 1200€ 😁
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  37332. That's the Thorny Devil lizard, quite something aren't they? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSRD1F2F7NI
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  37333. im proud of you! You get the point of the Escort. These are the best balanced 4wd production rally car ever! couse of the longitudial Engine Gearbox concept and not so front heavy like most other with transverse Engines. In my opinion the Escorth cosworth is the best production style rally car.
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  37334. Bathurst's coming Ian , can you feel it ? Also , I tried to read your story in the Bathurst newspaper but the interweb wouldn't let me. If you ever wanna buy a Holden ute body , let us know , we'll sort you out .
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  37335. VW Veyron thanks😁
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  37336. Yes, America is slowly adopting roundabouts because they are far safer than traffic lights where a lot of fatalities occur.
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  37337. 05 was he’s number because the blood alcohol limit for driving is 0.05 and at one point he was an ambassador for road safety and apparently he wanted 2 use his racing 2 be more awareness, or like use his racing career for something good but as per some rule, I can’t remember which one, u can not have a number less than 1, sooo he dropped the decimal place and ran the 05, and that stuck with him pretty much his entire career.
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  37338. Love your holiday shots.
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  37339. LOL i have never seen a basement ever. They must exist but we just dont have them. Out in the desert opal country they live underground. But seriously!
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  37340. Oh hahaha! You froze her image at a slightly unflattering point at the end there! I'm sure she thought it was funny, but you never know, you might get sued!!!!!!!
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  37341. Congrats brother 🍻🇦🇺 Here’s to the future of the channel… IWrocker family is the best 🇦🇺🤜💙🤛🇦🇺
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  37342. Every country has had some type of problem with “mass” shootings in private. We recently had one in outback Australia. The problem that America faces is when these things happen indiscriminately in public. No type of gun control law can ever make guns intrinsically safe, but they can limit the damage that can be done to the public. Terrorism is not about shooting. Terrorism is about creating a wave of societal fear. Many terrorist attacks have been made without guns or bombs. To call mass shootings and terrorism the same thing is grossly misunderstanding them.
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  37343. Great list mate. Pretty spot on bar a couple exceptions (love my burger rings)!
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  37344. You have three beautiful children the youngest looks daddy.
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  37345. You need too watch to 2 short videos on YouTube of Peter brock driving with a broken gear box u would absolutely love it
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  37346. That all stars thing with the different cars would be great to see
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  37347. If it’s not covered under warranty I’d tell them to take that truck and RAM it up their ass
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  37348. G'day Ian & Family. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas 🎅🏻🎄🦌❄️☃️ And a very prosperous New Year 2023 let's hope it's a better one than the last 2. Sending you all much cheer 🍻🍾🥂 and Tequila 🎉🎊🎇🥳🎆🎁, love from Down Under 🇦🇺🐨🦘❤️🇺🇸🦅.
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  37349. No vipers… unless imported.
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  37350. You stopped it before the outtakes! Knew you’d love it, though. Cheers from Oz.
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  37351. I’m a huge advocate for my Chrysler products, my father has been a mechanic since the 60s and makes Scotty Kilmer look like a clown. I daily drive a 1997 Dodge Stratus and the Avenger is the successor to the Stratus, and I always maintain my vehicles so I have no issues whatsoever. I have no complaints it may only be the four-cylinder, but I get along just fine on the highway/interstate. It currently has 140k miles and keeps on going. I only paid $800 for it, because someone was selling it for their grandmother it only needed a fuel pump. I plan to buy an Avenger/Sebring/200 shortly!
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  37352. Someone in states imported a 1994 Commodore ute ss $18000usd , Maloo sold at aucton $33000
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  37353.  @IWrocker  Well there was that time they closed the road so Jenson Button could drive his McLaren around... (search that vid)...so if you throw enough money at them they will let you...
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  37354. Welcome to the entrance of the simracing rabbit hole ;) (Also...a balanced Porsche ;) )
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  37355. we call them wagons or station wagons here too but i think you will find that because audi, merc and bmw are euro they call them estate, and i think you will find even in america they themselves will call it an estate even tho 99% of americans will still call it a wagon
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  37356. Gotta react to more Australian comedian youtubers, Issac Butterfield, Fairbarn films, Frenchy, Jimi Jackson, and even just some comedians like Carl Barron, Randy feltface. Would be really fun to watch
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  37357. There ya go, interesting. 👍🤠
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  37358. You can find a clean SRT-10 for around $20,000, give or take a few racks. They're only 2wd, but I think It would make the perfect compliment to the Power Wagon. You'd have the best factory off-road truck and the best factory street truck. Once my 07 PW is paid off I might go that route myself.
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  37359. CONGRATS on the coming baby. Also, many Aussies forget that people in USA don't get tons of holidays, like we do. So it's not easy for you to just come and have a huge trip. Also a big LOL about the long flights and changes... that is what we call 'normal life' here - outside of South East Asia there are NO direct flights to anywhere really. So in our world it's never a consideration, because we have no choice but to spend 8-16 hours a single flight. 😢
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  37360. $1000 for a test drive mate ! 😂✌
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  37361. Loved the video, and the kids are so cute I found myself reflexively waving back to them (I know they can't see me). No pineapple for me thanks, but these burgers are best enjoyed, home cooked (beetroot juice has a nasty habit of being attracted to my shirt, hahaha) and fresh like you did. Cheers!
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  37362. The ford has the same suspension as Julius Caesar's chariot.
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  37363. Regarding the turn on about 7-8 minutes where several cars run off. This was most likely due to the pace notes incorrectly written. I've been partaking these rallies for 35 years and this is very extraordinary. Still miss group b... :)
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  37364. Ok...these Aussies are so generous!! And those white chocolate Tim Tams 😋 look incredible!!!!!!!!! The books and coins and boomerangs......so kind!!
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  37365. I'm surprised they didn't have to get out and push that poor old chaffy up the hill hahaha Oh one of the nicknames for beetles was a chaff cutter cos that's what they sounded like
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  37366. G'day mate love your videos thanks for showing us a bit of your country to I would love to visit the country area's of the USA someday. If you are ever down under look me up so we can go wheeling off road in South Australia.
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  37367. Really happy for you bud. In the next video..... Nascar fan buys triple screens and tries for the first time.
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  37368. same haus, other side
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  37369. Been simracing for over 2 decades. I really cringe when I hear you say "realistic feeling" on a gamepad :) You gonna be hooked so hard when you get the wheel, you have no idea ! Get ready for your new racing addiction. Oh , and stick to RF2, best trainer for real life driving skills out there.
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  37370. That was great, what a brilliant advert!
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  37371. We love Carl. We have a heap of his DVDs
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  37372. Welcome back, I missed your Power Wagon stories. I really like our FCA products. I thought of you this spring, we went to the TFL studio in Colorado and met Andre. Nice operation, you would like it. Maybe a Colorado honeymoon. Be well. Wayne
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  37373. Who says Kiwis can't fly.
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  37374. Yeah I'd be tempted to nuke the house from orbit, it's the only way to be sure your get them all....
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  37375. Yeah, the biggest bitch is the fact you can't control the lockers or the front sway. I mean come on. Front locker is cranky, AAM needs to step up their game. Also I'd like a G56 option. Autos are generally better off-road, but I like a manual. I go up to Flagstaff every other week from here in Phoenix, so 2200 to 7000 . I'm impressed with that 6.4. And I'm heavier than you are, and about to be more as I'm putting on a double rear swing bumper. Took her in for a recall last month, They gave me a Charger. You probably know that was the last of the Daimler pieces. I didn't want to give it back, and it only had the 3.6.
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  37376. He gave the motorcycle a push start there may have been something wrong with the ignition
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  37377. Hahahahahahhaha imagine that , I said you had more Tim Tams than my local Woolies , ring up Guiness Book Of world Records
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  37378. im lucky I'm not in an affected area by the coast and with a new broken knee I would have been up shit creek but christ did it rain, was crazy, mate sent me pics inside the sports stadium/flood shelter they're in, they getting looked after with beds and hot meals
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  37379. blue parking pass, we have this also in france , it s called disque de stationnement . in 'blue zone", you change the time on the dsque and yu have between 1h30 and 3 h free. the police check the "disque" reguralely, if yo are not in the frame of time , you got a ticket
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  37380. nice to see a nascar guy (despite you also have truck races with huge jumps but without that hardcore environment) discovering how thrilling could be the rally against the "asphalt" races.
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  37381. Hey, nice video so far. As for the wight of the vehicles. You can roughly estimate 10 tonnes per axle. So if a truck has 5 axles it might be around the 50 t limit. Also the BASF and some other chemical companies have some "Turbo Löscher". This are the trucks with the jet engine as "range extender for the water. Thanks and best wishes from Germany.
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  37382. Brocky would be doing that with one hand on the wheel and his right elbow hangin' out the window... lol.
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  37383. As far as Im aware, Ovaltine is basically the American "version" of Milo. Both are malt based chocolate milk drinks with similar proportions of ingredients. Would like to see you compare it to Milo. Probably doesnt make a whole video but maybe a segment.
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  37384. « Everything is bigger in texas » I’m not sure 😅 Check out à Mylène Spectac(cular)le! 😇 before the 2000 « Mylène Farmer - Intro + L'amour naissant - Mylenium Tour Live! »
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  37385. It's real brother....that was Alvin Purple the aussie chick magnet.
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  37386. i have a NASCAR engine sitting here , putting it in my XE FALCON Panelvan
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  37387. Heres the link incase you want to look https://youtu.be/xI6TRTBZUMM
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  37388. Yeah you are spot on - Aussie tends to have more Fizz ...................... better with Scotch, Southern Comfort (Your Whiskey) or Rum. I sent some of the smaller 200ml cans to a mate & he liked them better. That's a 600 ml bottle - we have 2 litre, 375ml cans, 1.25l bottles. We did have 3 litre bottles for a short time 25 years ago. There 1 litre bottles being sold served cold from a fridge at checkouts.
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  37389. I like Asian made small cars personally, I even own a small ute made in Malaysia lol (03 proton jumbuck if you were curious)
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  37390. Fantails are Aussie, Jaffa is NZ Only one downside to this vid, now I have to go by all these and more of my childhood favorite. Aus has several orange chocolate combinations. Chilli chocolate not bad either 🤣
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  37391. I think you should check out some snooker trick shots, I remember watching alot of those back in the day, some of the stuff these guys can pull off is absolutely insane!
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  37392. I love the color.
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  37393. Had to go a check out the 1988 Trans-am street circuit race at Niagara falls NY, awesome stuff from BITD 👍
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  37394. Tough as nails 👍
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  37395. The Australian weather bureau, the BOM, stopped using Fahrenheit on 1 September 1972. So just a couple of years after the old Sun News Pictorial newspaper showing a forecast of 72F. The highest selling newspaper in Melbourne and Victoria and likely Australia. Still is, although merged with the evening Herald newspaper to become the Herald Sun in the nineties. No longer five cents but i think around three dollars when i last looked at how inflated newspaper prices have become.
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  37396. If you really want to see some good Mini racing search on YouTube for Amaroo Park, it was a small track on the north west outskirts of Sydney which really suited the brick well.
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  37397. Thank god you called it duct tape and not DUCK tape. Probably ny biggest pet peeve 😂
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  37398. Do a vid with “Kranky- invades Hoonigan”
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  37399. It's always more fun been in on the joke😉 and we have plenty
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  37400. Hey bud, you should react to, I can't remember if it was "flashbeer" or beerdance" That was another good Carlton draught ad.
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  37401. You should have a look at the opening few laps of the 1990 Bathurst 1000. Jim Richards in the GT-R starts outside the top 10 and drives through the field to the lead against a plethora of Ford Sierra's
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  37402. Hi Ian! Do you want to come to Europe one day?
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  37403. Save the third pedal. Manuals are the best.
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  37404. Thx 4 Information i didn't know...in this case it is obvious! Now i understand it.U're still one of my favourite reactors! Happy new year Iwrocker😅
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  37405. The guy was TALENTED for sure but the TEAM cheated using an ILLEGAL engine PANSKE R&D will never learn
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  37406. The US has the similar problem as Australia, made up of states and getting the states to agree to a major infrastructure project is akin to try herding a 1000 cats, this will make you laugh, in Australia the states could not even agree to the track gauge and at one point we had 3 different track gauges, now only 2, so not unusual to have to change trains before entering another state.
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  37407. Used to live about half a mile from the north end of Sandown race track; you could always hear when the cars were racing….😜
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  37408. If it would just be the time used... The austrian flag was already used by a smaller nobel family that died out in 1122(Eppensteiner) and passed it on to another dynasty that died out 1192 (Traungauer) and passed it on to another noble dynasty (Babenberger) which died out in 1246 when the Habsburger inherited the flag and lands and since 1918 the republic uses it. So while the flag is in use for an area that is in todays austria since before the danish one, it's not been continually used for the same thing for that time . Edit: if you are into such things, the styrian coat of arms is used for the duchy of styria (which became the federal state of styria in 1918) since 1180 in the same form (with one little change in removing the flame from his penis in the 1920's as a female politician felt it to be obscene) Which makes it one of if not the oldes coat of arms continually used for the same thing (that is still in use today)
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  37409. I thought there was something similar in the States where the hill was called "The Widow Maker". I remember watching it on Wide World of Sports when I was a kids.
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  37410. The shapes bro that's not even the best flavour bro there's heaps of flavours buddy chicken barbeque pizza lots of different types hey buddy same with your cc chips heaps
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  37411. That was back in the day when an upstart cable channel here in the states was just hitting its stride, Speedvision. Learned of rally and so many other forms of motorsport didn't know existed prior to then. Come to 🥰 both McRae and Richard Burns (gingers unite!). Didn't think of co-drivers before Nicky Grist but, after hearing him when i got my hands on the McRae racing games i made sure he was "my" co-driver (later games you could choose). Even using a controller it was crazy how fast you could go when you trusted the pace notes being read and just went. 💨
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  37412. In real-life face to face with the V8 supercars there are loud as Frick and I got a Question does NASCARS have lights
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  37413. Guessing he's an experienced bus driver and he would have a very good understanding where his axles are, plus pretty sure he would have his mirrors set up how he needed them.
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  37414. If you love this video, try looking for a super load that went from Loy Lang Power Station and back again.
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  37415. I know that bloke he friends with me dad because me dad used to work on his car
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  37416. This channel 👌👌👌👌👌👌
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  37417. congrats Ian and to your WHOLE extended family .It is great to see Pedro's English improve over the years. And this is from a fellow Vegemite eater... from OZ
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  37418. One I haven't seen Ian do yet is "Bathurst 24 hour" with a love of Bathurst and the Monaro this video is a must where Monaros beat all comers, Lambos included.
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  37419. here on the mid north coast of nsw (about halfway down the east coast of aus) we get between -2ish to 48ish, when you are used to average of 20s, yes anything under 10 degrees feels cold. now add in our sub tropical humidity and its a fun eclictec mix of storms, sun and a little cold n frosts in winter. Also southern tassie when the southerlys pick up from the south pole can get very cold... (for aus anyway lol). Sounds like you are trying to convince yourself about moving here ian lol could definitely see pedro in the aussie outback and loving it!
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  37420. HAPPY NEW YEARS FROM YOUR NEW EXTENDED FAMILY HERE IN AUS!!!
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  37421. Very Cool machine to see in person. Just idling they seem to jump in place. When it is equipped with steel wheels it makes the ground beneath seem to bounce Too
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  37422. Would really love to see you play some racing games Ian!
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  37423. There is an annual event hear in Australia, called the Dennie ( probably didn't get spelling correct) Ute muster.. blokes & shellas come from all over.. any one that turns up not in a Ute get Bood.. average of 5000 to 10000 Ute's chucking doughnuts in the dirt & boozing on.. I haven't been, whot I've seen on TV it's a BLAST..!!
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  37424. Since you are so fascinated by the Unimog, here´s a video of the very special rail version to wich the Zagro company adapts Unimogs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdN89lx94E maybe you can do a short react to that too :)
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  37425. 12 - 15 C winter and 25 -35 summer but we do have 40plus days each year usually 10 to 20 days in middle of summer. In the 15 years i have lived in adelaide i have experienced three 45+ degree celsius days. One of these days was January 24th 2019 when the city measured 48 degrees Celsius (118 Fahrenheit ). This was an extreme thou, average is around 30C (84F).
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  37426. Just think of the spin off sales generated by youtube , especially go-pro's , drones and selfie sticks .
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  37427. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FVSuHIjN4Y This is what was mentioned about the Chinese meal
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  37428. Big haul of some cool stuff. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍🤓👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  37429. You say that the US does have Universal Healthcare then, in the same breath, say that most people don't qualify for it. So which is it? UNIVERSAL Healthcare means that everyone is covered by it, not just the less well off. AH! Just read your pinned comment. Fair enough. 👍
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  37430. I like Perth, one syllable, noice and easy, these Welsh are nuts, you can also look up Icelands volcano, same kinda thing. Eyjafjallajökull, this one isn't terribly hard to learn comparatively. Eye Jar far jalla Jo Cool
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  37431. Cobber you deserve it, any Aussie that watches you channel could be forgiven for thinking your an American, a truly beautiful American at that
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  37432. They are talking about bringing the WRC to the US in 2024, so there is a chance u can watch it in ur own country!
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  37433.  @IWrocker  im from the netherlands and we got quite a few rally’s here every year, upcoming weekend is the last rally of the year and im a track marchall on a very slippery stage because they are going from termac to loose sand all the time so im pretty sure there are going to be a few accidents but we will see
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  37434. This video is Aussie approved. Youre building yourself quite the fan base mate.
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  37435. You need to check out a 2018 movie called "Swinging Safari" it has captured the 70's culture perfectly in Australia. Not a kids movie, and "Back to the outback" a new Australian animated movie which is for kids, but is funny for adults too. Isla Fisher is a Taipan snake, Guy Pierce is a funnel web spider with notable appearances with Keith Urban as a cane toad and Kylie Minogue as a bush pig. There is another show called Johnson and friends for kids, some of the best adult humour hidden in a kids show ever done. Parents in Oz tend to watch the kids shows with the kids because the subtext is written for them. You have seen Agro, it is indicative of Australian humour.
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  37436. Can you do a video about nascar for us Aussie's that don't know much about NASCAR and other American racing series you're into.
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  37437. Those notes are plastic notes. The first plastic notes came into circulation around 1988 or 1989. The whole reason we went from paper to plastic is for longevity and durability. They also can’t be torn up. Definitely legal tender.
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  37438. Yep. Ya gotta love big trucks doing awesome stuff.
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  37439. chicken salt = perfect for hot chips/fries
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  37440. If think the Pink uniforms were for supporting breast cancer if I remember rightly. You finished with the greatest team in the NRL and my team Manly Sea Eagles, Manly for 2021 premiership!
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  37441. Look up Quambatook tractor pull championship, you might be interested in it.
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  37442. MotoGP gives 360º option..but too much efford while watching..
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  37443. Kia ora mate nz pies are way better prove me wrong
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  37444. Ian can you please do me a small favour and let me know if you see this comment as my YouTube is not notifying me of a lot of my subscriptions
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  37445. Unfortunately , deserved or not , The USA may be their own worst enemies. Living in Australia all you ever hear about is the way they treat their people. Terrible working conditions, just about no healthcare for those that can't afford it, mass homelessness ,riots and mass property damage and all the deaths caused by multiple shootings ( mainly in schools ). It may just be a case of the rest of the world collectively shaking their heads and saying " thanks but no thanks"
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  37446. This things def expensive... but you should try fixing a diesel regularly lol.
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  37447. That's a ford FG-X, they should all be flogged for stopping the production of these beautiful loyal machines.
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  37448. They say never meet your idol, they could be a Big disappointment. Would love to see you in Australia one day, hope it's everything you hope for 🇦🇺
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  37449. Looks like they've used some purple from the double coated packaging ! ✌👍
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  37450. on the polymer back note there is micro writing, Have a look at your $10 not of Bango Patterson, as a Poem behind his head.
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  37451. hej tohle ma hodnotu kamo! mint condition! :)
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  37452. That Subaru lap time is close to the lap times of the fastest bikes.
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  37453. I'm surprised nobody has recommended "How A Formula 1 Race Car Works" by Animagraffs, it really helps you get an inside look at the intricacies of construction & operation of one of these beasts of a machine. really makes you think that F1 cars are more spaceship than racecar!
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  37454. The Netherlands is a pretty interesting country.
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  37455. Awesome video man,you are a gold guy :D Also the Porsches are way way faster,but it also depends on the driver,because if you don't have experience on the track,better not to push a car 100%.The camera guy is Misha Charoudin,you can watch his channel,he drives on the RING every day,he's also a very very fast driver,i believe he says in a video that he think he is a few seconds behind a super fast racing driver like Lars Kern (the Porsche test driver who sets the records on Nurburg:)
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  37456. Might be time to send you some Whittakers chocolate from NZ. If you think Aussie Cadbury is good, Whittakers will blow your mind.
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  37457. Check out ozzy man reviews if you want a good laugh 🤣
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  37458. Yeh Ian you definitely butchered the poor lads name ha😂
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  37459. A friend owned the Tatra 603 that is seen in the opening of the movie Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Such a cool car.
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  37460. You need to see the Top 60 unveils, they are epic level car builds.
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  37461. the 2CV was born with 9 to 29 hp. its like rallying a lawnmower XD
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  37462. Ian, if you haven't seen the 'Red Bull Dinghy Derby' video, check it out. Not as fast but just as nuts.
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  37463. Mate, it's a spectacular island state. Most civilisation is across the top and down the east coast and when you fly in from Melbourne to Hobart you can see the huge mountain ranges to the west. By the way, It's a Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine pronounced "thigh" as in upper leg, "la" is in everything french and "seen"
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  37464. SsangYong is pretty interesting. For example: Their "Korando" began it's life as a Jeep CJ-7 and the second generation used Mercedes-Benz engines, similarly to the Musso.
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  37465. love that GULF painting
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  37466. Yess hahah you need to react to more of garn! Definitely watch every mechanic ever
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  37467. That’s confirmation of your honorary Aussie status mate, congratulations 👍
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  37468. There are double decker buses or bi-level buses as many Americans call them, in some cities in America
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  37469. I can get better coffee from my local servo, the cashiers are barista trained and the coffee is made properly in an espresso machine. It also costs only $2.50. I have travelled all over the world ,still the best coffee with South Africa coming a close second.
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  37470. Waskerley wabbits 🙄🐇
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  37471. From his recent Nascar race at Watkins Glen: Reporter: What can you tell us about the crash you were involved with? Kimi: Well I wasn’t involved with it Classic Kimi 🤣🤣🤣
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  37472. Do you like speed? Look for Isle of Man TT ... 😊
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  37473. Victoria has the second biggest coal mine in the world..
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  37474. Good stuff mate love the vids watch some russel coight highlights and watch some of them honest government ad Australia they are funny as maybe one day you get over here we will show ya how to have fun
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  37475. Don't like Frosty's colour scheme. They've broken the age old adage "Blue and green should never be seen without a colour in-between".
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  37476. Nice bro
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  37477. Driving in UK the speed limit on motorways is 70mph. All Speedos have around 3% 'flatter' ie overestimate the speed and you can expect a police car to disregard around 5-10% excessive speed ( not cameras though)so people tend to drive at just under 80mph indicated speed . If your driving and then hit a block of slowed backed up traffic it's usually a cop car or traffic womble driving in the middle lane @60mph and noone daring to pass them !
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  37478. The important part of the Barbecue shapes is the seasoning in the bottom of the bag. 😁
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  37479. when i used to live in Newcastle NSW there used to be a speedway called the newcastle motordrome at tomago (now closed) they used to race these type of cars
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  37480. Tim tam slams next!
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  37481. G’day cobber, if you want to see any of Dicky Knee look for him in the Hey Hey it’s Saturday show but you need to watch Kingswood Country for some hilarious ethnic bashing. Cheers mate.
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  37482. The construction site I’m currently working will be putting in temporary traffic lights over the Xmas shutdown, and every local resident I’ve spoke to has said they are gonna ignore them 🤣🤣 red light will definitely be optional 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣
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  37483. Former competitive sim racer here. 1.)LATENCY: Get it down to almost zero, by avoiding vsync and every other setting that produces it. Fix the FPS to the highest hz your monitor can deliver instead. 2.) VR would be the best for immersion (By far!) but i get you would like to be seen as you comment, so get an ultra widescreen gaming monitor or a big(ger) OLD T-V. Reduce GFX settings so you always get your fixed 120 FPS/hz. 3.) CLIPPING: If you don't feel the rear grip loss in time, you definitely have clipping under full load - means you already are at full capacity of the wheel so the forces flat out and details get lost or delayed. Set your driver force to 100% so the wheel can deliver 5.5nm peak instead of only 3.7 and dial it down ingame. HF!
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  37484. ❤ the fury pussy 😂😂😂 Truck could be any where in Oz Most of our roads look like that in hills of Adelaide Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  37485. is it normal that i know that he is breaking in wrong spot just by sound and his location on the lap? i might have been watch f1 too much.
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  37486. Hey mate, I noticed your hat had Galena on it. I drove through there in 2017. A nice little historic town. U.S Grant lived there.
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  37487. We would swim in Cadbury if we could 😆 woohoo I thought you were in Arizona or New Mexico from the landscape I could see it looks beautiful.
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  37488. Congratulations. What a beautiful moment Mr + Mrs IWrocker. Tears of joy.
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  37489. You like subaru, react to Colin mcrae, drove rally for subaru, won World championships and known for pushing to the limit more than any other driver in history, he sadly died in a helicopter accident I believe
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  37490. If you like stand up comedy search up Carl Barron. He's an aussie comedian
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  37491. In Spakenburg, Netherlands. We use the double wheels at the back. From the well-known van builders. To take our sales trailers to the Market. And take some extra stock with you. Back in the day, it was the Nissan Patrols. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  37492. if if your going to this again u should do small small business names, come to think about it u one of my business cards that i sent u in mail time on my first mail time parcels about 2 yrs ago/longer
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  37493. It’s amazing how much the cars have improved though, none of the current 2nd 3rd and 4th corners with arguably the greatest driver on the mountain ever and they are still 15s off the pace of the current cars
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  37494. Did you catch the quick clip from the movie Apocalypto that took place in Mayan Central America?
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  37495. It's Dat-chia Ian, well as near as I can do it in phonetics. (My wife is Romanian.)
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  37496. These things are insane and from stock it doesn't cost much money and are very easy to get 500hp without changing internals , The best one i have seen personally is 1700 hp and is street driven . There is a vid here on YouTube about it on the dyno tune ! 👌👍
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  37497. If I ever go to Australia, it won't be in Sydney, nor Malborne, not Adelaide, etc. None of that stuff. I need to see the wild. If I want cities, I can go to any place in good old cloudy Europe
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  37498. Some extremely heavy transport and lifting! Mammoet Moving massive furnace modules using the power of 322 SPMT axle-lines https://youtu.be/v7eq07aGo2Y All you need to know about the Mammoet Self-Propelled Modular Transporter (SPMT) https://youtu.be/wL3YvOe0ZgE Mammoet replacing Coke Drums at Chevron’s El Segundo Refinery https://youtu.be/6KUDX1gLlF8 PTC200-DS lifts 1,600 ton wash tower https://youtu.be/aGO020ZBRtY
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  37499. Good job buddy. If you ever needed advice with that I'm sure Talyor Ray on YouTube could help you out as well... Maybe take you drifting too... Lol
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  37500. My first PC was a Windows 3.1 then 3.11, 96, 98, etc. Started in 1996
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  37501. ian i know you reacted to pine gap before but look up the video why theres a cia base in the center of australia by channel real lifelore its much more concise than your last vid gives global overlays of satelittes ect youll love it and will then know why our countrys are so so close
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  37502. Give him a break, he knows now after watching that video. Cheers😊
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  37503. You are correct. Rwd swap corolla ...Short wheel base is twitchy. Long wheel base is more predictable and can take more power and angle.
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  37504. You should try watching some A Current Affair U will get a good laugh it's an Aussie classic show
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  37505. chook shed ::" the man is learning.
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  37506. I hit 278 km/h on conrod straight on my GSX-R. 298 km/h was the top speed hit it once on a country road.
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  37507. so glad the roof hasn't collapsed 😅
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  37508. A different fact for you Ian is my favorite ever Basketballer Aussie Luc Longley had a great 4yr College career at the University of New Mexico for the Lobos from the late 80's and of course won 3 Championships with the Bulls in the mid 90's.
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  37509. CDkeys is generally the best place to go for the dlc too
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  37510. What ever it was, if it was more than a 1/2 pack of Winnie Blues and piss filled stubby it was too much. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  37511. I live here in Western Australia and I have worked in the Kimberley it's a beautiful and fantastic place it is a MUST VISIT
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  37512. The houses and properties in Australia are so expensive now. I live in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales and there is not much to be found under A$500k. In Sydney the average price for a house is over A$1 Million! The properties that Ian showed in the video where very cheap compared to the Australian housing market. I am a single, older guy that rents an old 3 bedroom weather-board house, with a metal roof for $480/Wk. It does have a front and rear covered verandah for some shade, and also has an outside laundry, and a second toilet and wash basin vanity just outside the back door of the house.
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  37513. Bet you regret not saving more hahaha I slammed a whole packet with hot chocolate last week. No regrets.
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  37514. The sound comes from a Flat Plane crank, which is what the Lambos and Ferraris use, I believe one of the Corvettes has a Flat Plane Crank and sounds like a Supercar, so it's worth searching for in the YouTubes for a proper explanation and comparison.
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  37515. @IWrocker: Cool, our Volvo is the openingsshot... It's a prototype build for the government in 1966, unfortunately it was to expensive back then and only 2 (different designs) were build. The concept of our Volvo was withhold for the government contract but they used an International Loadstar V8 gas powered chassis instead. While the diesels were obviously better the price difference back in the day was massive. However, that government contract was the last gas powered vehicle contract for heavy duty vehicles, after this every pumper, aerial, etc... had a diesel engine. This Volvo was in service until 1992 when it was retired from service, it is currently still located in our firestation and is fully operational. There's a little video of it that I've filmed a few years back when we did a pump test (my uncle was at the controls, he was the lead operator after it went out of service, unfortunately he passed away not so long after this video due to a brain tumor, he served 42 years as a fire fighter). The link to the pump test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL4qZsEWVj8
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  37516. It's an awesome track, I had so many driving lessons with my brother and cousin up there. And yea people live along there, my aunt had a friend that lived there. We used to go swimming there :) if you do a scout lap and have a mate wait at the gate to let you know if any cops are coming you can give it a good rip :p it being a race track means not many entrances for surprises to come from
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  37517. "Fliegl" you see on Mercedes trucks, is trailer company from Germany. They also produce all kind of special equipment for communal services (e.g. road sweepers, snowplows etc.)
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  37518. Street parking signs in Illinois are stupid. US workers are definiteky more intense than Aussies. Service and shopping is a lot better though. I walked into a jeans store in Michigan Ave and the guy immediately told me what my size was without needing to measure me and they the right size in stock. In Australia you can usually just get the right waist size but have to get the legs shortened. Buying gas is better in the US, most servos here you can't swipe your card at the pump - to make you buy food in the store. The performance of many cars here is nobbled to meet environment laws e.g. the air flow to the engine in my Skoda is restricted.
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  37519. We also have * Table top utes also known as a tray back with steel or Aluminium side's and tray . 👍✌️
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  37520. How about reacting to the Porsche 917/30 turbo-charged 5.5l flat 12 producing up to 1,500hp at 2.2bar and killing the Can-am racing series by being to fast
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  37521. Hi Ian, love your American commentary on all the stuff we probably take for granted. Here is a must see. Jenson Button lapped an F1 car here at a leisurely 1.48.88. You will enjoy seeing this. https://youtu.be/wuhg2RWisjo
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  37522. Boggie axle and it comes down when the vehicle gets to a certain weight. Which tbh tells me that the truck in which you pointed out the wheel not being used, is no where near "overloaded". The idea is why waste money servicing an extra axle when you don't always use it but also do require it for other purposes. Like you don't need to wear the tyres, brakes and use the wheel bearings if you don't need to. And when you do it comes down and allows more weights to be transported and provide more brake force utilising an extra axle.
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  37523. The mid-foam style is da wae. Like I read in the comments: 2 fingers width in height; start slow at a steep angle. There is no right and wrong - as the Whisky Tribe likes to say: the best whisky is the one in front of you. The best way to drink whisky is the way you like to drink it - but there is such a thing as etiquette and customs grown over centuries. Do try to get a special Belgian beer glass, though: it really enhances the experience. Maybe reach out to the community or better yet: the brewers themselves like Leffe or la Chouffe.
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  37524. Number four true, incident happened near cairns.
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  37525. Noice ! Starting with a Moza R5 is a very good choice . Looking forward to see how you like racing :)
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  37526. Nice to see they added Kromhout to the Dutch roster. Still missing though: Terberg. They made special vehicles (4 axles and more, usually dumptrucks or cement mixers) using a Volvo cabine. They stopped doing that somewhere between 2004 and 2010 and now only build terminal tractors. Also: missing in the USA section: GMC and Studebaker at least... Funny how a lot of the Chinese trucks look like Mercedes trucks (even with something like a 3 point star in them) The Ford F-max is being made in Turkiye (as I think it's spelled now) and they are slowly seeping into the rest of Europe. But if I see one every 6 months, it's a lot (I live in the Netherlands). I do see the rest of the big European 7 regularly: Daf, Iveco, MAN, Mercedes, Renault, Scania and Volvo. And the occasional Tatra (they seem to have taken over the multi-axle role that Ginaf had within the Paccar group).
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  37527. Ian you have such a beautiful family. I can just imagine you guys coming to Oz & following your adventures over here! Strongly recommend following this link below of a down to earth young aussie family. They will get your juices going & the possibilities travelling around Oz with a young family true aussie style. They've been doing it for years. Lotsa tips & tricks. Entertainment for takeaway night! https://youtu.be/sL793wnehak Enjoy your snacks. 😁
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  37528. Awwww no-one told you to roll the ginger beer bottle before you open it, it gently mixes the ferment back into the drink, just saying. Good job....by the way, New Zealand make the best pies on th planet, just saying lol!!!
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  37529. React to the lap of the gods… ayrton senna at donington park 1993
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  37530. Scania good trucks.
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  37531. Thanks for this video.
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  37532. OK NASCAR is for man but Rallye group B was for realy man 🤭🤭
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  37533. I was at Monza gp in 2008. First touch with sound was at practice 3 in saturday. I was in the overpass bridge at the backstraight before parabolica. No earprotection at hand and the cars drove beneath us. The sound was absolutely deafening and intestines were jumping all around... After 2008 the regulations changed and the noise was no more that loud.
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  37534. if you can get any Slovenian Beers mostly Laško and Union try them that is if you manage to get a hold of them
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  37535. I've seen sunflower paddocks, what appears to be eggplant paddocks and is that barley? Racing through farm tracks. Cool.
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  37536. I wish I still worked at arnotts mate, I'd get you a supply of them, just for promotions, Wicked as always bro keep em coming cobba
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  37537. Ian, you should check the General Knowledge Channel here on Youtube, he is doing good stuff about many countries, including their flags, but a different style to this, you will see...
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  37538. uh, to understand how big RC is in Germany: https://youtu.be/6Ypfv0lAbzA <-- A very good overview on all sorts of RC-vehicles and categories at the Modellbaumesse Friedrichshafen (RC-building fair)
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  37539. 90% of that isn't available in Australia
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  37540. American pool tables are 9ft
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  37541. I have fond memories of the Thunderdome. I saw the first Australian Truck Grand Prix down there after a 5-hour roadtrip (I believe it was 1988 as well). We got there about 7am and had pit passes, so got to check everything out. Sadly, the Calder Park complex had a meteoric rise to fame and a crash almost as spectacular. It was almost a Mecca for motorsport geeks for a while. As for Nascar, as a teenager I could never understand oval track racing for race cars. I liked our Aussie speedway, where we had dirt ovals and raced bikes and super-modified cars. It wasn't until I got older that I began to understand the dynamics of racing on a banked oval. The speed and aerodynamics of other cars make this sport a very complex one. I enjoy Nascar nowadays but don't see enough of it. I don't have TV as such, so don't get sports channels. That's why I like your content and other motorsport-related channels. I get my fix on YT.
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  37542. We are watching this and love seeing your reacty to our country's product. Thank you for this awesome content. We are in covid lockdown and this is an awesome pick me up
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  37543. I am happy you you watched it mate cheers
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  37544. Mole Creek Caves, in Tasmania, have them as well. Tasmania and New Zealand are the only places in the world you can see them.
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  37545. One does not find themselves 'blocked', one finds themselves 'snookered' 👍
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  37546. I’ve studied Australian history at high school snd university and this topic was never covered. Thanks!
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  37547. Hopefully you have more from this weekend, from the more wild stages Rally NZ has coming up
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  37548. Hahaha I just panicked because I thought there was a little black bug trapped under the screen glass of my iPhone…….. everyone calm down, it was just Ian’s mouse cursor.
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  37549. Interesting, Indy pit stops look exactly like F1 pit stops in the 80's and 90's, with around 7 seconds to proceed.
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  37550. "Damn foreign drivers not following our regulations !" shaking virtual fist in air lol Not played myself in some time but I do remember I took the limiter off the engine using a mod I think and went racing down an autobahn with a heavy load because. . . well why not ?
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  37551. That was a cool walk around. 👍😎👍
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  37552. Ssangyong once had a partnership with Mercedes Benz, and went on this weird design phase where some of their vehicles had the pseudo Merc-ish look. They even made a"Ssangyonged" licenced S Class called the Chairman.
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  37553. You can hit the batsman every ball if you like, and a cricket ball is harder than a baseball - it hurts quite a bit and can break bones.
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  37554. 7:20ish was a wombat
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  37555. Wock have you watched the start of 2003 Bathurst 24 hour two 427 Monaro’s drive away from a mossler and Beamer on mountain straight it warms the heart to see two Holden’s drive away from Euro Supercars
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  37556.  @IWrocker  thanks for the reply. opposite to here. NSW has 10 (I think) and if they want you to work they need to pay penalty rates or overtime in most situations.
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  37557. You'd definitely get a kick out of the hqs running around Bathurst
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  37558. Annoying arrogant people in life are annoying arrogant people behind the wheel.
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  37559. I counted the wheels. There are 260 wheels in the beginning and 258 after the truck-swap. That's a lot!!!
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  37560. The old Saab cars , those where safe , the only car that did not need a roll bar during racing . it could be dropped upside down from 5 meters and you could stell get out as the doors would still open . Swedes make qualtiy stuff ,
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  37561. Sydney has American influences in its suburbs. Matraville named after a Loyalist of the troubles of 1775 to 1783,. Concord, a Sydney suburb, is named after a community in the New England 'region of the USA There is also a locality named Liberty Plains where Black Caesar, a very early early Bushranger, operated and died. Then we have Canada Bay on on the Parramatta River of the Sydney Metro area.
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  37562. yep you got the Nullabor Plain correct 👍
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  37563. I can hear your stomach rumbling all the way from Adelaide Ian 🤣👍🇦🇺
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  37564. these types of videos are always fun to watch :face-red-heart-shape:
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  37565. The Scottish (and now other countries like Australia) sell deep fried mars bars! Basically throw them in the deep fryer in a fish & chip shop. Wonder if the yanks have a deep fried milky way? ;)
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  37566. That is why... THANKS to the video you put up of all your truck’s dimensions, to validate ...I had them build my third car garage with an 8 foot tall door :) now my Wagon will fit when I add some height to it. Also added 6 ft to the length of the whole garage while they were at it.
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  37567. 👋✌👍🦘🐨🇦🇺 from Melbourne Australia
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  37568. You havent yet found the Police HGV tractor units yet then? Some forces use unmarked trucks on our motorway network so they can see what others are doing in their vehicles.
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  37569. American remake with queen Lafita I think is simply unwatchable… please notice the early acting of Marion Cotillard… who became a big star. Please note many French movies are simply snobbed by the American distributors, unless it’s a remake in English. Another great example is the visitors. Remake was ok and they kept Jean Reno in it but the French version is more authentic and funnier. You also have the French block buster “les ch’tis” which is also really great (comedy without real action) and many many more like the classics “la grande vadrouille ” with de Funès …
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  37570. Threre was recently an voting system online for the public for an new design theme, with birds, nature in general, europian culture as examples. They expect to choose an theme in 2024, and finish the designs in 2026
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  37571. Mate the new background is good, and yes you did block alot of the screen. A great video, I'm like you not my idea of fun anymore, the missus loves the Goldie, only for the shopping tho
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  37572. Too nice to throw? Hell no, go out and throw - give the frisbee golf players a treat. 👍🤗
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  37573. Good on ya for havn a go. Definitely good instructions, just smear it on till you acclimatise to the taste, we all grew up on it. 😎👍
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  37574. I had a '73 charger, 265 cubes, 3 on the floor.
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  37575. While these are all amazing markets, you should also check out the Christmas market in the caves of the Dutch town of Valkenburg, that's something really special
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  37576. Agro had an R rated show that was really funny . Dicky knee was on Hey hey Saturday. Argo aka Jamie Dunn had a huge breakfast radio show for many years and did many great thing for the community in Australia . Long live Agro
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  37577. No worries about the knob on the window lever, they come off all the time, think I’ve got about 4 spares of those just because they break off all the time😅 vw golf 1,2 or these skodas apparently (even though not yet owned by vw back then, didnt now that), all have those. But That’s just a small trade for so much enjoyment 👍
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  37578. Václav Pech - very good choice, Mr. IWrocker👍
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  37579. Have a few c10s / Silverado,s GMC,s one Yukon and a few suburban,s in Bendigo Victoria ,GMCs used to be used as ambulance,s when I was kid
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  37580. Taking wind farm blades up the Palmerston range in far North Queensland was challenging I hear. Not sure if there is video footage available.
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  37581. Check out Dick johnsons xd true blu and xe greens tuff race cars. Legendary. But the most sort after by any ford guy will be xy GTHO phase 3 and 4. Valued between 800k and 1million plus for originals.😁
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  37582. Tobacconist sells cigarettes lol
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  37583. Car hills crossing? Its pronounced like "Kay hills". Like you'd pronounce the last name cahill. Who was the original narrator? He needs to hand in his Aussie card 🤣🤣🤣
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  37584. if you have not already seen the tinny derby then you should check these out :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klGsAC56aXw
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  37585. Sadly no viper here. We get f***ed over here for American cars, we only get shit SUVs and pickups, spoiled for choice if you want a rubbish Jeep. The only 2 cars that were good from America were the mustang and Chrysler 300. We did get the camaro too but had to be converted to left hand drive so it is about $80k US for a 2SS
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  37586. You could start selling tim tams on the US black market
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  37587. Dude in the black rig has no idea how to help a fellow 4wd . Same with dude in the other car. How they got in that soft sand I don’t know. The trick is to follow everyone else’s tracks. Inskip point is where the ferry leaves to go to Fraser Island . If you look near the end of the video you can see Fraser Island in the background - it’s really close to the mainland. Recently have been having sink hole issues there where half the beach disappears overnight and people have lost caravans / RVs in the ocean in the middle of the night. The tide is really strong there and it’s not a good place to swim for that reason. The big issue though is people driving through the wash at speed and crashing their cars and getting seriously injured. The wash is like a mini riverlet that runs from the bush to the ocean and it dips . Inexperienced drivers have been killed hitting them . We do have 4WD day classes available before you go driving which is recommended as it’s a very different experience on the beach vs the bush and getting up skilled can make your trip more enjoyable.
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  37588. Definitly should have looked into the the xr6/xr8 versions of the 90s falcons. Much better looking than the standard models. Also the FPV models
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  37589. That hot rod truck is an old Scania vabis.
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  37590. Congratulations
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  37591. When a kiwi mate of mine lived in L.A in the early 90's, he said takeaway food was ridiculously cheap and he could buy dinner for his wife and two kids for $5-10, but a condo and utility cost was horrendous.
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  37592. Anyone else totally think you're gonna be snookered if you take the pink after the last red 😂 Actually really enjoyed this
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  37593. I remember watching these at Bathurst once I'm sure one went off at the chase into the sand barrel rolling a couple hundred times LoL
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  37594. Raw teaspoon full for mouth ulcers works every time. Down the hatch 😉
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  37595. 2nd best car I ever owned Audi 80 1.8 I,great vid 👍that alloy wheel prob cost the same🤣🤣🤣
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  37596. great choice looking forward to see more content with this, its so much fun ;)
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  37597. G'day Ian, l have visited the US and call it the state's while there also it was referred to me the Northern state's and the deep South or Southern state's, it doesn't really matter what it's called it's a fantastic place to visit, cheers mate, Neil 🤠. PS give my love to the family.
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  37598. The pontiac gxp was based on the VE commodore not the VF
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  37599. U-Turns are legal, unless otherwise sign-posted.... "Chuck a youey/youie" is a common Aussie colloqualism/slang. When you go passed your turn-off.... "mate chuck a youie, you've gone passed it." In one of the parts, you can see the sign with the no right turn, and the no U turn sign under it. Other intersections often have a "U turn must give way" (like duh!, I'm not going to turn into traffic) Depending on the state maybe, but I do believe a u-turn over double white lines is illegal. Also, depending on state, fast acceleration is not illegal per se (there's no road rule in Vic [that I know of] about how fast/slow you can accelerate), but it is officer's discretion as to whether the acceleration is deemed reckless and/or dangerous. If you wheelspin off the line, it's often considered loss of control of the vehicle, and you can get done for that. The slow driving in the right hand lane (left lane in the US) is not only frustrating, but we also have a 'keep left unless overtaking' rule for 80km/h+ speed zones; though there are exceptions, e.g. traffic congestion. In addition to excessive speed, we also have rules about excessive slowness.... I'm not sure what the cut-off is, but it may be as little as 15km/h (10mp/h) under the limit could be considered dangerous... but that's a guess, however it is possible to get done for driving too slow.
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  37600. Those magpies stats are only what’s recorded, most Aussies don’t admit they were attacked. I would say the real number per year would be over 100,000
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  37601. Damn conrod used to be massive... Like a mini-mulsanne!! What a wild circuit!!
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  37602. Mint slice over Tim Tam any day :D
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  37603. next austrian beer please
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  37604. It's called( The southern 80 ).. there Big block Chevy's average 105 to 120 mph
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  37605. I have another one react to 'Late lunch with Les'. Onya Mate.
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  37606. You'll soon be able to open a Tim Tam shop! Lol
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  37607. ❤Luna❤:_KoalaLove:
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  37608. You guys would honestly be amazed by how Americans eat compared to the rest of the world. I don’t get how any of you are even alive still
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  37609. You should definitely check out the motorcycles ripping it through tt. It’s freaking crazy.
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  37610. Classic '88 Adelaide should rightly be VR raced in AMS2. A world of difference in immersion and speed compared to flatscreen racing.
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  37611. Snuggle pot and cuddle pie is a fantastic children’s book. We read it many times, enjoy it.
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  37612. To Convert KM to miles. 235 Km per hour. 235 divided by 8 = 29.375 multiply by 5 = 146.875 Miles per hour. I Km is 5/8 of a mile.
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  37613. Merry Christmas!
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  37614. The picture of Melbourne is overlooking the Formula 1 track at Albert Park with the lake in the centre.
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  37615. Sorry to hear this. Definitely sounds like an issue somewhere in the valve-body though, which thankfully should be a quick and easy fix. For anyone who has a hard time seeing the odes you show on your phone: - PO933: Hydraulic Pressure Sensor Range/Performance - PO734: Gear Ratio Error In Fourth Gear - PO735: Gear Ratio Error In Fifth Gear
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  37616. Guys from cz/sk send him some skoda/tatra stuff who work at Skoda.. please :DD
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  37617. Looks good 😊
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  37618. Looks fantastic. Nice easy diy project. Where are you going to put the decal?
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  37619. The Ozzyman Reviews does funny interviews as well you should watch cause they are funny as fck
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  37620. In1966 i had the choice of buying A new mini or get married , to my everlasting joy i got married . The mini was really big here in Australia and the Bathurst 500 race was a huge factor their in sales .I think a brand new mini cost around $2 ,000 and we hadn't really got into muscle cars yet . Another good thing the race showed was how hard it was to actually flip a mini so they were seen as extremely safe I recently looked into buying a semi restored mini and the guy wanted $20,000 for it so I still don't get to own one ., you mentioned that the race track looked like a country road , it was a country road and still is . Loved the look back IAN it brings back so many fond memories , keep them coming .
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  37621. I am italian i live in Rome, here and all over Europe you can find a soart of time machine, cause you can see, touch, live the ancient times till today. I hope one day could see grate architecture in USA also ❤❤❤
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  37622. American can't do Australian accent but Australians can do America accents.
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  37623. I cannot imagine how many g forces there are when they hit the barriers straight on😬😬
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  37624. You look so American 🇺🇸 I love it!
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  37625. Congrats! You deserved it! All the best from Germany! :)
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  37626. RedBull did the US anthem years ago as well, when promoting the NY GrandPrix which never happened.
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  37627. Well done you folks from Australia I am knew from my first view of your channel that you would make it a great effort from all your family 👍👍
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  37628. It’s great seeing more reaction channels watching snooker pop up as I can’t seem to find many.. my recommendation would be a Mark Williams compilation/best shot I think it would make a decent video 👍
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  37629. Wow. Congratulations from all the Aussies that enjoy your content!
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  37630. Very GOOD Channel And Footage!
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  37631. I noticed The US don’t have much of premix. Trying to find bourbon and coke was impossible 😞
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  37632. Hi Ian, glad you got my message after the race yesterday 😉 I will miss the Holden Dad had a FC. My first car was a HT...then I had an LH Torana. Then a 1996 Holden Statesman and 1965 Fleetwood Cadillac. A pillarless Pontiac.. Then a Holden Sandman .... Now a VT Commodore Station wagon. The value of old Holdens have gone through the roof now, so has spare parts .😪 No more war game here anymore either. The end of a long history of the battle of the cars...🤦‍♀️🙆‍♀️ What do you drive a HOLDEN ?.....oh, just holdin' together ! 😂 FORD ?.... oh, found on the rubbish dump ! 😂
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  37633. Meat Pies are so varied, some are just ok and some are really nice. People always know where to buy the best local fresh Meat Pies, and it's those places that win awards for the best. I hope you have a award winning meat pie there for your first try of one.
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  37634. where i live whe usually get around a couple weeks worht of 45+ celsius degree days which is around 115 fahrenheit
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  37635. Oh and a second Tip: DON'T drive over red light... turn right on red light is forbidden in Europe. Later on you can get more Mods like realistic Mods. Oh and by Low Pressure: Nutral and Gas until it build up Pressure ;-)
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  37636. @Iwrocker, it's probably important to know that Australia and America rate the octane ratings of fuel differently. America uses AKI, Europe and Australia use RON. Your 87 is equal to our 91
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  37637. Do not pot a ball cos it is doable! Think! Think! of the consequences! Where is my next pot, what if it fails? am I going to leave my oppo a siiter? Great game mate, you did well.
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  37638. You need a lolly jar to keep the lol lol's in.
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  37639. Man is M.A.N. They make excellent vehicles. I love your channel! Greetings from the Netherlands. 👍
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  37640. Zenvo is a hypercar manufacturer founded in DENMARK, bet you didnt know Denmark even had a car industry? Cause I sure didin't until Top Gear featured one of their cars way back
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  37641. The Aussie dollar is around .72 cents U.S. (a bit over $3 Aussie for $2 U.S.).....
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  37642. Peugeot 205 is one of my all time favorite rally cars and I'm just now finding out it there was a pikes peak aero version looks insane, the livery is great too
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  37643. 4:53 I like to identify states by looking at dashcams
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  37644. I like my jk. No joke, I'm not jk. 😜 but for real it's a nice design and I'm feeling my new whip. :) it's a good vehicle and good 4x4 :)
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  37645. Yes the Monaro was called the GTO in the U.S but in Australia it was called the Holden Monaro there was a few versions of it the CV8 and the HSV GTO
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  37646. i had a 68 pontiac lemans pillarless 4 door with a buick big block. tjst was a cool car.
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  37647. I am a very proud Aussie.
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  37648. If you'd like to do older cars in a full championship level of detail, with all the real cars, drivers, tracks of the 90's and 2000s, I'd suggest "Grand Prix 4" or F1 challenge 2001. The latter one is a bit easier to get running on a modern rig and has a timeframe from 99-2002, if you wish you can start in 99 and make 4 seasons with one driver. Grand Prix 4 can be a little more annoying to get running, but once set up, it's not to bad. But it's worth it. It's basically Nascar 2003 but for F1. Default is the 2001 season but you can pretty easy mod it to do anything from the early 90s to modern day f1. IMO no F1 game ever came close to GP4, not even 21 years on. Just as with Nascar 03.
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  37649. On your Bathurst V8 racing, you should check out Dick Johnson. He was an aggressive racer and didn't watch his P's and Q's (language) if you got in his was. Whitaker's chocolate is actually New Zealand chocolate. And I had both Toranas, the 2850 and sunbird shape. But love love love the XW - XY model Falcon, Fairmonts, especially the wagons.
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  37650. We are a long way from anywhere. So far away, Covid hasn't even made it here yet. One of those scenes you gasped at was the Tide pouring off a reef. The North West has Tides of up to 11 meters, 33 feet. You can nap for an hour on the beach at the waters edge, & when you wake up the water's 300 yards away. It's pretty freaky.
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  37651. They do have hill climb events on sections of the Bathurst track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSonJiZR1K4
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  37652. There is a street near where my mum used to live that was similar to this one, best thing about that was it had a Bus route on it too... yes a single floor bus or small coach around 30 foot long, and every winter they have to close that route because one year a bus went around that corner with its brakes fully on and slid all the way down the the hill taking fences and some cars were hit too, the driver tried steering but the bus did it's own thing while he had about 15 or so people on board... scary. lol
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  37653. How they got away with the Kent Bruce ads has got me buggered
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  37654. Yes, favorite type of Trucks "taking huge dumps" in a very short time. Drove the Actros first series and the Scania R series 8 x 4.
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  37655. my stomach hurts from laughing so much
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  37656. 🇭🇲👍🇱🇷
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  37657. Ugly isn't the word 😂 mercedes and riviton laughing today hard
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  37658. NZ best mountain road footage Porsche gt3 racing on The Crown Rangers , American shipped his Porsche over the road near Queenstown
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  37659. Pretty sure Jessie Dixon is an owner of one if the Nissan super car teams or merc maybe. Back in the 91 I did a Peter advance driver course around sandown rave track, had an sle vb commodore was alot of fun I must say..
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  37660. I have that exact same fear regarding driving, about other reckless drivers and possibly misjudging or not able to react to it.
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  37661. Everyone stuck on him thinking the Europe Fanta tastes like OJ is kinda funny to me. As an American that lives our unhealthy snack and foods, I can say the reason he said that is because of the comparison between the two. Im certain if he had a glass of OJ he would not have made the same comparison.
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  37662. wonderful reaction, i did not expect it to move you so much.....Yep, its a tear jerker. Thankyou for the purge Ian....lol.....its a wonderful advert.
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  37663. You gotta do this Ian & no 1 bite I'm full stuff, eat the whole thing lol, plus don't forget the wife & kids :)
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  37664. Brocky was poetry in motion.
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  37665. Nice trucks. But I'm more of a fan of the Ford F100 trucks, especially the oldskool 50s & 60s models!
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  37666. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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  37667. Omg what's your p.o boX I'm for sure sending you some stuff. 100s and 1000s buiscuits. Omg bomb. And salty plums lol
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  37668. My previous employer also had a Range Rover 4.6 liter V8. I have driven one regularly myself. To the car wash and back to the business. They also have air suspension. If you want to let a woman board properly. Then he can drop a bit more. And above 80 km/h it also drops slightly due to its air suspension, for better fuel consumption. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  37669. Dingos can be very dangerous. But they are rare so attack is rare, they are on Frasier Island as well as the mainland.
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  37670. If you want to watch something true Aussie watch Steve Irwin he's a Aussie legend
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  37671. the pants the girls are wearing were known as hot pants
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  37672. Actually it's not a real W-engine (like the W16 of Bugatti as well) but more a V-VR-engine. A W-engine has 3 cylinder banks, so a W12 is basically a V8 with one more cylinder bank in the same angle as the V. These are two VR6-engines in a V. A V6 and also the VR are not running balanced like an inline-6, but i guess depending on how you combine two of such engines you can balance all asymmetric internal forces...
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  37673. HFC is just a different different sugar. It’s not bad it’s just not as nice. Like palm oil. What’s bad about that is the clearing of rainforests and destruction of habitat. The actual substance itself isn’t any worse than any other oil.
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  37674. Tim tams are a biscuit not a cookie, just another Aussie difference for you Ian :)
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  37675. You took a drink at the wrong moment. 7:10 on the video, guys. The Kimberley region, and the adjacent Pilbara, has some of the oldest cratons, or pieces of crust, on the world, along with some of Greenland. As such, it's one of the few places where Earth's original crust is still pretty much intact. A lot of interesting early earth history in WA. Not just fossil dinosaur prints. You've also got stromatolites, which are to blame for our oxygen atmosphere that still are visible in the coastal waters of WA. Much of the surface of Western Australia has been in place since over 4 billion years ago.
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  37676. The wettest place in the US (not including Alaska and Hawaii) is Quillayute Washington with an average of 99.54 inches (2.52 metres) and a record of 131.64 inches (3.34 metres). The wettest place including Alaska and Hawaii is Hilo in Hawaii with an average of 126 inches (3.17 metres) and a record of 211.22 inches (5.36 metres). The wettest average place in Australia is Babinda with an average yearly rainfall of 168.5 inches (4.28 metres) but the highest recorded rainfall is at Tully with 310 inches (7.9 metres) of rain.
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  37677. Nice one Ian,that’s exactly how you do vegimite toast ,you are the first American I’ve seen do it right props to you,love from Australia 🇦🇺
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  37678. Such great days. I remember them well. Hey Ian. Don't forget to have a look at the 4 races of the V8 Supercars at the Melbourne Grand Prix over last weekend. Some great racing.
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  37679. Welcome back Ian!
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  37680. Gday mate, been a view for about 6 months, watching your production value sky rocket has been amazing to see, keep it up mate much love from Brisbane, Australia
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  37681. If you are into open wheel cars, have a look at the S5000 cars. They are V8 open wheelers. They sound great
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  37682. check out superute racing.
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  37683. amazing! maybe next time you could find a FSO polonez to drive or maybe check some videos of it the rally polonez is a devil like the drivers said spoiler stratopolonez had a engine from a ferrari maybe they weren't the best cars but Poland made some good looking ones in my opinion i even have one and i feel truly polish haha
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  37684. No viper for us unfortunately. Unless you're willing to fork out for the import and potential conversion from LHD to RHD.
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  37685. Alan Grice raced NASCAR in the states aswell, thier was a few others but I was a young lad in the 80s Larry Perkins did alot of open wheel stuff not sure about NASCAR though or could've bn Alan Moffat huge Ford guy in the Cobras at Bathurst.
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  37686. The Brabham BT62 I think looks and sounds the best. Watch Lap record Philip Island Brabham BT62 and you will see what I mean.
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  37687. Real trucks dont lose air pressure through normal driving (Would be a bit dangerous hey).. You need to pump the brake pedal countless times to drain the tanks... Bit of a silly flaw on this game
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  37688. We have garbage disposals here in Australia, you can buy them from Bunnings, they're just rare to be optioned in new houses, my grandparents old house had one.
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  37689. The first time I’ve been to your videos, I’m a big fan
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  37690. There is alot of Isuzu trucks here in jamaica and also a lot of Toyota trucks as well but i am see more of the kia trucks on the island and also more of the Chinese brand here and there is alot of Leyland on the island there is more old ones than new one here in jamaica.
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  37691. Game series is a great idea, this particular game is perfect! I will watch
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  37692. Loving the Bathurst hat. Shapes are usually 'Beer Food'.
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  37693. I've never been a broad in any country. I'm a bloke. ;-) We too have hot dogs in cans of salty water here in Australia. The only good thing about them is you can store them for many months.
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  37694. Just a FYI. The Czech Republic only got member of the EU in 2004, so those stickers at 20:18, are not that old.
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  37695. I'm 99% sure these guys film somewhere on the Murray River in South Australia. Looks like Tailem bend to me.
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  37696. Ian not sure if you know but Ram 1500's have been selling like hot cakes down here in the last few years......ps I did once own a 79 f100 with a 351...so big utes have always been here : )
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  37697. Looking foward to your next frame in the game
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  37698. We have a high standard for coffee and Starbucks wasn't it. Aussies took one taste and didn't go back. I think we are the only country they failed in. Those flies would probably be in a rural area or the outback. If you go there you want to have a hat with netting or they will be in your mouth and up your nose.
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  37699. "Did anyone see him drive?". So close! He was entered for the '58 British GP, but retired before it. I was there cheering for Moss, but it was Ferrari one, two 😞
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  37700. 5:20 I got bad news for you. Those rockets you see make “just” 300HP 😂
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  37701. there are around 10 or so different types of tim tams, not even pulling your leg.
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  37702. Mine is around the middle for my bday common rate. Yep some beautiful places in Australia, the Nullarbor is interesting lol the border between WA and SA has a great border town place it’s the best.
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  37703. we love YANKS your like a cousin we been missing that we can wait to see again,🦘🦘
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  37704. Your on a commercial page, you need to look at private sales bloke. We got Utes by the bucket load here, used classifieds would be a better show of what's on offer here
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  37705. I had an RN46, the model before the old one in the vid. It drove exactly like that (rufflux) and I loved it. My back thanks me for swapping to Defenders for the last 25 years. Great vid choice, thanks Ian. Thumbs up.
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  37706. I think you might enjoy this Rally for your future react videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I27LcegrWEk
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  37707. you could check oout interior of the Mercedes in the specification called GigaSpace SoloStar Concept...by my opinion next level.... 😉
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  37708. The reason why we don't need body Armour in Australia is because we aren't American 😂 but dude your channel is great I love it were just Tougher, don't cry it's just true, 🇦🇺👍🏻
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  37709. Isn't the said good visibility caused by the thin A pillars? I mean... if you turned the car on the roof in an accident, you would die. Today cars are much safer sacrificing the "good visibility".
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  37710. :_HolySmokes: This was fun!
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  37711. You can see hidden pictures on the money when under a blacklight...pretty cool. I love youre Oz reactions. Hi from Oz.
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  37712. Heck yes, congratulations man. You deserve this so much! Your openness and positive attitude to new (and old) things is so great to witness. I whish you guys only the best for the future. 😊
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  37713. the mustangs like 50k in the US, and 500k+ in the Netherlands, kinda crazy
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  37714. Yeah Nice Yeah. 👍🤓✔🇦🇺
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  37715. Esky is a brand name, which has become synonymous for a cooler. (It’s short for eskimo) Americans do this with things too. A xerox in the USA is a photocopy is Australia. A Ute is a utility truck.
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  37716. That channel has more excellent videos pointing out the details that make them go that fast. It's an excellent sport, a dream come true for a motorhead.
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  37717. Man I love those monaros / if only they still existed, I remember watching an ad where they had one driving on the moon and I was just mesmerised
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  37718. You all are honorary Aussies now 😁😁
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  37719. Regarding competition, the Aston Martin Valkyrie is out there somewhere. AM claim it's the fastest production car, but have yet to deliver proof of it. It had a lot of troubles during development (as did the AMG One) and i don't think any units have been delivered to customers yet.
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  37720. You had a video where you said you were a forklift driver, therefore i think it's a good idea you checkout "forklift driver klaus" it is german but has english subtitles. It's also very gore but very funny
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  37721. Looks perfect!
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  37722. I like your Taonga(Maori necklace)..I am from New Zealand and recognized it right away. Did you get it from here?
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  37723. In my town in Qld we have a new Guzman y Gomez opening soon , I'm a fan of spicy food so I'll be there to sample the offerings :-)
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  37724. i drive a 105 hp VW polo, 40l tank gets me all the way home to Munich (620 km) in one sitting going ~140km/h love the little one. btw. Ian your humidity levels are insane, i never have below 40% here in Germany, even on a dry winter day.
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  37725. You need to check out the Nissan GTR driven by Steven Richards and Mark Skaife at Bathurst. This is where and the GTR got there nickname Godzilla.
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  37726. That car at 1010 was an American driver going round a roundabout the opposite way. Ian the message is don't drive in Australia it 's way more dangerous than the Animals and you have the option not to drive we don't .
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  37727. I have seen at least 2 Starbucks in Melbourne, I’ve never bought coffee there but they do a good mint hot chocolate. I save my coffee buying for real coffee shops haha
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  37728. My Wife owned one of them "origional" not one of the 1500000000 knockoff that exist. Real with papers etc, cars real name "The plastic pig" because of its looks, not the performance which was crazy
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  37729. "Arrgghh, Shut Up Karen" 🤣🤣🤣
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  37730. I've crossed the valley a few times before the bridge with my truck . It took me more than an hour to get to the other side .
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  37731. As an Aussie, I can assure you, Whittakers make a wide variety of superb chocolates.Their Dark Ghana is a particular fave of mine! Cheers! OMG ...... Promite ..... yeccchhhhhh :( You poor bastard! rofl
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  37732. IWrocker Yeah, I love the look of the Ram’s but Ram( Chrysler) can’t build a good transmission to be honest, or at least a long lasting one, that’s why Aisen is an awesome choice but Love your truck! Hopefully everything gets fixed👍
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  37733. Nice one mate! Search Marcus Zukanovic on YouTube and he's got some in car footage of the XD around Bathurst.
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  37734. I live in western Australia. The last few days I've been complaining to one of my friends who lives in the US about the heat here. At the same time he's been complaining about the cold. It's a thing we do lol
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  37735. Did you know the bend in the middle of conrod straight wasn't always there. It was put in to slow cars when they got insanely fast, but it's still called conrod "straight".
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  37736. Hello from germany! I have a Video for you that I'm sure you'll like! " Dembell motorhome Model M. Luxury from germany! I like your great comments, keep up the good work! 👍
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  37737. I know what I'm having tomorrow 🤘🍺🔥
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  37738. Or the hill climb at Rachau
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  37739. Mint slice tast better than original Tim tam but not white chocolate mango & chocolate forest berry Tim tam ...you haven't tasted the best yet
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  37740. What is so bad about paying a little more tax to support your country and other people, such as the health system and schools (etc. pp.)? Are people really that selfish in America? But... yes, I agree that people who have a lot of money should pay more taxes than people who have very, very little money!
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  37741. Next talk to Aging Wheels, he has "weird" (for USA) stuff, including East European.
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  37742. Nice video, known all the brands but didnt know soo many brands/products that i've seen forever around, are from germany, and at the same time all of them being sold in my country, Spain.
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  37743. Noticed the Bunnings stubby cooler. That cracked me up. That’s Awesome.
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  37744. Please watch Greg Murphys lap of the gods in a proper Commodore
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  37745. world's first in car race camera - peter williamson's toyota celica, 1979, bathurst.
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  37746. I have my theoretical driving test tomorrow and I can't fall asleep 🙈 I'm hoping your company can calm me down😅
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  37747. Good to have you back mate, we missed you, if the air con is fucked crank the beers lol
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  37748. Allways pour on an angle , let the beer show how much head it has . If you check out different beer channels on you tube , they will pour the beer as should be 👍 Most important thing is to enjoy drinking it lol 🇬🇧👍🍺
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  37749. So my truck all the sudden stoped shifting gears and its just on the first gear and i cant go over 30 cause the rpm go higher and higher
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  37750. Nice of you to try our lovely beers and cool video! Just some friendly comments from a Belgian Beerlover (and employee in a small brewery): Zundert is indeed a trappist, but it's from The Netherlands (ours are better ;) ), we don't say 'proost', we say 'Santé!' Belgians are quite keen on drinking the beers in the fitting glasses, we have one for each! In a beer tasting, we would use one that fits the selection most, Westmalle or Orval glasses are a good option for that. There are a few rules for a beer to be called a trappist, most importantly, it has to be brewed in an abbey, exclusively by monks, coördinated by an Abt (leader of monks), they often make a fitting cheese with the beer, also the cheeses are amazing!  If you like the brown Westmalle, try the blond triple (9,5% alc.) its even better in my opinion! I'm not the biggest fan of Zundert myself, but the La Trappe from The Netherlands is amazing, they even have a quadrupple (one step higher than a triple beer). Sint-Bernardus is indeed not really a trappist, because of the strict rules. The beer is not exclusively brewed by monks, but they have the trappist recipe, I personally love the Sint-Bernardus Abt 12 the most, it resembles our most famous, but most rare beer of them all, called Westvleteren (they actually bought the recipe from the monks). Westvleteren is a special one and I'm not sure if you can even find it in your country.. You can only buy it in the abbey itself, and you're only allowed to take one crate every year + you have to show up with the exact same empty crate for a refill the next year. The monks write down the numberplate of your car to keep accounts. Or you can simply buy it in a bar for the price of 15 to 20 euros per glass (which is waaay too much for us Belgians, we pay 4 to 6euros for these beers in a bar). But surely, Westvleteren is the most traditional of them all, its dark brown and very strong, because the monks brew it like in the old days, there's not so much production every year, hence the restrictions of buying a lot of them. Another thing which is done frequently with both Orval and Westvleteren, is to store them in our basements for long periods of time in order to ripe them. The duration of this storage is really depending on individual taste, I personally like a two year old Orval the most. Keep in mind the alcohol percentage rises when you store and ripe them ;) The fruity Lindemans beers are a poor choice for Belgians, the fruity beers from Brewery Boon are so much better. If you're interested in trying more Belgian Trappists, here's my ideal selection: Orval (amber, also very traditional and not a big production), Westvleteren (extremely difficult to find), Westmalle Triple, Chimay Blue (quadrupple, dark), Chimay White (Triple, blond), Rochefort 12 (quadrupple, dark). Good abbey beers: Sint-Bernardus (Abt 12, quadrupple dark), Halmont-Achel (used to be a trappist, but lost their title because of the rules), Averbode (normal blond, fresh taste like the Zundert). Normal breweries with very good beers: Omer, Triple Karmeliet, Boon, Roman (Adriaan Brouwer Oaked of this brewery is amazing), Gulden Draak. And there are so much more kinds, depending on your taste, for me as a Belgian, it's literally almost impossible to try all of them in a lifetime. We ave bars which serve more than 400 beers.. Enjoy them!
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  37751. Check out the HQ support races they were wild . Very tight and lots of prangs
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  37752. cool clip sweet car, experiment with tuning setups, you will improve your experience and times, fun clips 😎👌
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  37753. Dodge Vipers (V10) have raced in Australian Sports Car category years ago
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  37754. Hey Ian and FAM. Qld now has a MUD ARMY, just random people that go and help affected people clean up. Go aussies.
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  37755. That was no German thing. But I love it .What great id😮ea!
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  37756. I see a Tim Tam party happening
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  37757. In drag races, the largest brake drag is as much as 27 tons (metric)
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  37758. I like the short throw on the gear shift. Ideal for rally use.
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  37759. Oh boy, buddy's gonna have a blast once he discovers a truckload of assetto mods and ways to play the game 🤣 Hopefully I get to see you rip up the touge sometime, those are pretty fun too 😉
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  37760. Hey Ian, pretty cool with the shout outs. Larry Perkins is a legend of Aussie motorsport, and his engineering accomplishments are staggering. If you want an idea of his prowess, check out Enforcer and the Dude's visit to his workshop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLO93f_m22w (It's a great video, about 2 hours long) Larry is kinda famous for an interview where he was asked what happened when one of his cars crashed, his response, which was aired, "young bloke, cold tyres, f**ked up", it's a quote that lives on in Aussie motorsport to this day. It's up there with Peter Brock talking about a miss-firing engine, Mechanic, 'Whaddya rekon, shit in the carby?' Peter Brock, 'If you think it will help' Jack is a great bloke, Very humble and genuine. He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and over-came the challenges to be able to continue racing supercars, and regularly features as a co-driver at the enduros (Bathurst, Sandown, Gold Coast). He spends a lot of time restoring the old Perkins cars, which he documents on the Perkins Engineering channel, definitely worth checking out. And if you think the Perkins' transporter (hauler) is good, check out some of the Supercar transporters, they're all B-Doubles, but especially the Red Bull Holden Racing Team, there's a few videos on YT, very impressive.
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  37761. Always think about the colour after the red, the first red you potted, you should have just screwed back for the black, rather than the fluke you got :-) !
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  37762. Barrrrrraa power bringing people together
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  37763. Definitely needs bacon. I can't remember the last time I had a fish & chip shop burger without it... The only other thing is, I dunno about the pineapple and beetroot together like that. They serve the same purpose and in my experience you'll mostly get pineapple in the northern states, and beetroot in the southern ones... The chippy I go to here in Tassie only does beetroot on their regular burger, but they have another one called The Queenslander that replaces the onions and beetroot with avocado and pineapple, and it definitely hits more like a trip to the beach.
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  37764. You should do a reaction to good old British Lorry racing......
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  37765. Starting with the beginning of motorcycles culture in New Zealand Check out on YouTube Burt Munro part 1 and part 2 never too old to chase your dreams and The Burt Munro Challenge 2021
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  37766. Never expected to see Heineken on this list😂
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  37767. Almost 4 k !
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  37768. First time I saw this was about 25 seconds ago. Got a dislike button gona try it and see if it works, Nothing personal !!!
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  37769. Check out the Bungle , Bungles Rock formations Western Australia and yes that's it's name , great work mate , Peace and Love from Australia
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  37770. I have heard of guys hydro locking the engine going through water fast. Intake brings air in from behind the headlight. Just a little info for you. But keep up the good work bud. Cheers from Brandon Manitoba. If you know where that is lol
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  37771. The reason the sun is worse in Australia than the US is down to the timing of aphelion and perihelion....... We (the earth) is three million miles closer to the sun during the southern hemisphere summer. Temperatures are broadly the same as the likes of New Mexico during the summer but the intensity is waaaaay worse - Lots more UV radiation!
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  37772. A nas car would be awesome to see! But wouldn’t they have redo the whole steering set up because nas cars are specially made for the steep track not sure I don’t know enough it?! And yes we do have monster jam I used to go each year before covid!
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  37773. I've been in a bus along the Amalfi coast road. It's very scary at points as not only do they squeeze through as you saw but the roads are very windy with little guards at some point and huge cliff drops of 100ft plus!
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  37774. Excited for mail time. Looking forward to seeing your awesome reaction. Later mate! Cheers 🍻 bro 😎.
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  37775. It's interesting to hear what this guy states about his life experiences and opinions. Unfortunately this leaves many more questions than answers. There being questions that need answers isn't a bad thing I guess. Do the best you can with the hand you've been dealt. Everyone is different. Stay safe. Cheers.
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  37776. At primary school I actually participated in teaching geology and wildlife. I got rock samples and talked and wildlife I did topics like Dinosaurs with diagrams on the blackboard and did the class talk while teacher marked homework at the back. I caught various animal specimens including bats, spider, scorpions, crayfish, beetles, lizards, and my pets, bringing to class for many class sessions even skipped other classes while going out of school range to catch things for upcoming class. Also did talks on Krakatoa volcano both at primary and secondary level. Funny event at 2nd year Secondary school a young female teacher jumped in horror as she took the yard long blackboard ruler and had a LARGE huntsman spider , leg span like her hand width, on it. She screamed and dropped the ruler. The spider ran up the wall as girls in the class also were shocked. I casually went and with my handkerchief took the spider in hand and proceeded to the classroom window. Sadly it riggled free and dropped to the floor and ran up the row of girls desks. You can probably imagine the girls screamed and scattered. I simply went along trapped the spider again lifted it to the window swung it open and dropped it outside. Order soon restored in class. Other boys were laughing at the girls. Teacher was most concerned that I was not bitten, my reaction "why would it want to do that all I did was help it get outside" . No issue I have handled many. Another was in my first month in school here in Australia after the family migrated here. At morning break I sat on a benchseat in the yard, eating an apple. I did notice a few bees buzzing around, but was not worried. Suddendly a teacher ran up agitated, gesturing to me. I understood mo english at that time, but he grabbed my hand causing the apple to fall. Direct under where I sat down was a large swarm of bees hanging as a mass. Guess I was very lucky, or judged by the bees as not a threat. No stings. Yet I have been stung by many bees while rescuing them from water they fell into, unthankful little critters... Had numerous early adventures in my first six months in Australia, with attacking Magpies, large Preying Mantis, 3 inches long, landed and clamped to back of my neck. Finding lizards and even three times seeing snakes. I at that time did not catch them, that was tried as of years later
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  37777. Really great car, there is a video of a Sauber C9 driving around Spa, sounding very aggressive as well and you can see the gear lever move while the driver is playing with the throttle... It's been years I've seen that video, will try to find it again and post the link to it :)
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  37778. And Ian your such an amazing man ... if that video does not affect people .. then there not alive ty for loving our.. Great country ... love ya mate
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  37779. Question for you Ian. What leans an American towards one or more the big 4 sports? (NFL, NBA, NHL MBL) Is it random or some particular demographic type follow one more than another? Not sure if you're into baseball but is Rockford a Cubs town or a White Sox town? (Assuming people there follow the Chicago teams)
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  37780. if you look at the money there is a little bump its braille
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  37781. Love your videos IWrocker :-D
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  37782. 1 kilowat is 1.35 horsepower. 200kw = 270hp+ in a car that light is going to rock round the mountain. They reckon they were getting over 350hp out of the race versions!!
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  37783. Omg your so lucky 🍀 wish I had Mexican/Spanish family or friends it’s a language I’ve always wanted to learn❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  37784. It is insane. I saw the 1998 gp in belgium. Schumacher in his ferrari amongst them...it was ludricous. To this day , never forget it. I was on the other side from the start line, and even from there, when they started the engines up, it allready was sickening, just hearing that from like a mile away. When they came bye, the ground was shaking from the braking and the gearshifts...madness !
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  37785. Super impressed you knew about thylacine.
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  37786. This looks like a good game, the only thing I don't like, and it's very minor, which is how slow the balls drop into the pockets, it looks too lethargic. Time to head on over to Steam.
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  37787. Thank you for showing this museum collection.
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  37788. Come to Oz for a visit & I'll loan you my 1990 VG (model before above) ute to drive around in. Buick v6 with multi-point injection- I believe over there it was a single or dual point carburetor replacement type system on most of yours... (I haven't been able to find out if the Grand National any different) Won't light the world on fire but gets about quick enough but light arse end keeps the grins coming ;) Work out your questions about utes & I'll do you a clip with some more details as soon as I can edit again! :v
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  37789. "Just little trucks and stuff", then proceed to show off the Arrma Mojave, one of the big boys of the RC world. 😄
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  37790. They did have a kind of all star event on Mt Panorama for a few years in the mid 2000s, Festival of Speed it was called, had Top Fuelers & jet cars running down pit straight, also had a 12 hour as part of the event which had everything from hatchbacks to LeMans style cars on the same grid.
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  37791. Ian, sounds great For the complete opposite, please look at The FIAT S76, known as The Beast Of Turin, its amazing
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  37792. Ams 2 is the best sim racing game... you need to download the skins for the v8 supercars
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  37793. Cabela's is great. They have an online shop that I've used a lot for about 30yrs. Used to be able to buy Carhart stuff nice and cheap but the Aust Importer stopped that. Never the less I have bought lots of clothing as our seasons are opposite, the specials work really well, fishing gear (Tackle boxes are about 1/2 price inc shipping) Boat Trailer parts. Well worth a look.
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  37794. NASCAR’s roots are about driving backwoods roads while running moonshine. Rally cars still run on those roads. They’re closer to NASCAR’s roots than NASCAR is. Wait until you discover hillclimb cars. Those things are wild.
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  37795. aggro recently did 'uber ads' with telly vet dr chris. dr looking at xray of aggro wondering aloud what he was seeing, aggro replies, ' i'm a 40 year old bath mat with a hand up my arse'. pure gold.
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  37796. If you want to know what an Ultra is, there's a video called "Why are Ultras so important."
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  37797. In the suburban area's flies aren't bad, they get nasty in the outback
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  37798. I own both American muscle & jdm turbo ... The both unique
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  37799. Hey bud, just wondering if you had more mail backed up yet to open. I sent a few boxes before Christmas so hoping they made it to you in one piece!
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  37800. Gday from bundaberg.you will love the ginger beer. But there is something about this channel I have to keep watching . And please do a jamboree video(the drag racing one)
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  37801. You may enjoy doing a review on Million dollar Mansions built on cliffs. From TheRichest channel. Cheers mate
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  37802. IWrocker awesome thanks man I'll look for the video. I love your videos watched almost all of them I now am running 37s too thanks for the quick response!
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  37803. They have now adopted the Subaru Crosstrek name in Australia for new cars.
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  37804. In 1998, we had the Porsche Festival in Melbourne, Australia, not Florida (50 Years of Porsche). They held a rally around parts of the Victoria. It culminated with a Porsche parade down the main street of Melbourne (Swanston Street, which featured in the AC/DC song "It's a long way to the top"). A 917 lead the parade down the street. We had to all line in position and be ready to go before they could fire this thing up. When they did squirt the throttle, the noise was deafening, it was amplified and echoed of all the tall buildings in this concrete jungle. Once it got moving, it was allowed to idle aloud, for the first half of the downhill run, then switched off and free wheel the rest of the way thru the denser populated area of the city. 26 years ago and it still brings back vivid memories that had faded with time. Thanks Ian.
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  37805. Sold my challenger and got a ecodiesel. Even the used trucks are expensive.
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  37806. Funny you mention not watching NASCAR much. I'm the same with V8 Supercars, haven't watched much except Bathurst since they changed a Ford to a Mercedes overnight. Bring back slightly modified production cars.
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  37807. If no one has mentioned it, the "Open Road" mags are a membership bonus from NRMA - National Road and Motorists Association - which is our road service mob in NSW, (like your AAA)... each state has their own, eg, RACQ is the Queensland mob... ;)
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  37808. Crazy fun video… Maybe more powerful than my mums car, definitely not mine 😂🤣
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  37809. You mentioning how the word c#nt is more controversial in America made me realise you need to watch the comedy skit airplane etiquette by Jim Jefferies.
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  37810. Hello iWrocker, you might like this page on YT. Trucks at real work. A great site with insane documentaries about transports. https://www.youtube.com/@lesRoutesdelimpossible greeting
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  37811. Not surprised by the Turkish Delight at all. It seems to be the kyptonite of America. I mean there’s a lot of people here who don’t like it too, but I’ve never seen a nation so uniformly perplexed by anything the way that Americans are with rose water in general.
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  37812. When I tell people I'm Cuban they ask me if I speak Cuban. No I speak Spanish.
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  37813. Mate I am loving your content! My 79 year old dad RELIGIOUSLY watches you content and put me onto your channel! Cheers from OZ! Check out Esperance in Western Australia videos! It will blow your hair back!
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  37814. Ian ...Do a reaction to Mt buller snow ... In Victoria Australia ...
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  37815. Hi from New Zealand. Ian you should check out the formula 5000 cars from NZ Maximum 5.0 liter engine size. Massive rear wheels great sound. F5000 cars are from the 70's to early 80's NZ runs a competitive series every year. Love your vids
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  37816. It's in East Melbourne, Ian. A Lot of doctors, pychiatrists, business professionals & medical specialists live in that neig hbourhood
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  37817. A bit suss those hundred dollar notes. No one else in Oz has a hundred, let alone 2 hundred dollar notes in their possession. They are all being hoarded or something. Ian you now have more hundreds than any Australian lol
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  37818. Thank you for your comments and experiences you had with your power wagon in this video, especially staying with stock build as much as possible ! I am purchasing a 2020 power wagon shortly, my last truck purchase since i recently retired. This truck has always been my dream truck to get to my favorite hunting and fishing places over very rough ground ! Regarding tires going with your suggestion to get 35's, also to check seals etc. underneath now and then.
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  37819. Hey man love the vids you gotta react to some trophy trucks brother💪
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  37820. a 3 car team finnished 1,2 and 3. not bad bfor a 2 ton car
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  37821. With boots like Pedro's who needs a bloody truck mate?. I'd be walking everywhere I went if I had them boots. Them boots are made for walking and that's just what they'll do.... Ya know the rest. 👢🤠
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  37822. 😆 We have that here. It's an Ice Cream store called Cold Rock (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSmHhnIdCwA), You add various sweets and fruits to ice cream and they mix it in on a cold Granite Stone (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1LpS_BGD1c). From memory, you can add Milo, Tim Tam, crushed peanuts, 100's and 1000's, Cookie Dough, Smarties, M&M's, Fizz wiz (sherbet), jelly bears, Oreos, Caramello Koalas, Strawberries, blackberries, Kit kat, Cherry Ripe, Fruit tingles, various Cadbury chocolate and others that I can't remember. One of the favourites I used to request was using a doughnut flavoured ice cream and adding Strawberries and strawberry topping to make something that tastes similar to a jam filled doughnut.
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  37823. This was just the second time I've ever gotten to experience / witness the WRC in my country. Only managed it, as we were visiting my in-laws who live in the area. It was so very much worth it. And then some.
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  37824. These are a ball to see and go like heck too. A great spectator aimed class.
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  37825. It's the hoop snakes you really have to worry about. :P
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  37826. Thanks alot, you just made me want a Q7 even more, gonna have to start playing the lottery or something! 😅
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  37827. You need to look up the Kent Bruce has gone completely mad ads!!
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  37828. ian i don't know if you saw it today or not if you didnt you need tocheck it out i'm talking about shayne van gisbergen doing a burnout at the end of the last main game race in adelaide it was mindboggeling, he jammed the car front on into the wall smoked it up set the throttle wheels still spinnig climbed onto the roof of the car then jumped down grabbed the trophy he won then got back into the car. enjoy
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  37829. Thank you for your recommendations 😊
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  37830. Ian how about doing a video showing us your town? Or a video of Pedro rounding up the horses. 🤠
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  37831. Thats not questions one learn on social media! Ask them about Kardashians instead!
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  37832. You should leave America. Come to Australia to live mate, you'll love it.
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  37833. Great sound, I love high reving engines (as long as I don't have to daily it). However, the best sounding car is a Group B series uhr Quattro from the 80's. Period.
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  37834. 3 sets for the race yes... Kinda. 3 Fresh-Unused sets are set aside for the race, but they also get to use part worn tyres from quali. But you gotta remember if your using four sets of tyres, youre gonna need 3 pit stops. Nobody wants to stop that many times. The general dilemma is wether to do one stop or two, you only see more than 2 stops if things go bad, like accidents or punctures. Chainbear has a much better video covering how tyres are allocated and used..
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  37835. Well Dan Murphys is the Biggest and BWS is the second biggest and owned by Woolworths THEN you got Liquiorland and 1ST choice is owned by Westfarmers.
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  37836. When I say athletes, yea, they are training this bit for hours every day. And yep, it is crazy :)
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  37837. ( Google well behaved tyre ) where a wheel comes off a falcon during a 1990's race at bathurst and rolls a faire distance without hitting passing cars, goes off the track and bounces up onto a tyre stack for it's final wresting place. worth a look.
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  37838. Congrats to you both, the package avalanche will be arriving in about 10 days time :)
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  37839. Ian, that noise or animal call was from a dropbear. Warning that they were too close to their tree. Not uncommon, but dangerous if too close.
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  37840. you should see RC airshows from Germany and Austria... sadly can´t provide any links, I just casually watched a few :)
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  37841. Driven many variants of these back in army times in Switzerland. They are fun. Just remember how old they have to be: I joined the army in 1996 and by 2002 most of these were gone. I never saw any newer than 1974 so this beast is probably 50 years old. I got a cargo model with tarp back to 130km/h (around 80mph) but that was scary, exceptional and some high rpm warning light was on as well.
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  37842. well now just find some new skoda to drive and compare 😀 i know its hard to find one but mabe not impossible
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  37843. Craig Lowndes 2013 top ten
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  37844. Ian If you can, listen to 2012 Spa grand prix start. Oh my god.
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  37845. we're a bunch of colourful characters in the world's best sitcom!
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  37846. You should check out the Sapphire Coast NSW Australia,.I love it, I've been exploring this area for years now. There are some wild areas that most people will never get to. This is a short movie I played with of a hike I took my nephew on for his first hike -https://youtu.be/nSd8htp3Jl4
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  37847. You knee mog,, Uni mog Nice BUT now i want to see him get some mud on the big fella. 😂😂
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  37848. As an Aussie I love this guy!! Come down to Oz sometime and go to Bathurst, I’ll even go with you, rock on dude.
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  37849. Australia invented plastic money and all our notes have bird holograms.
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  37850. These things are rare. I don´t recall ever seeing one in Germany, but then, they were not much used here anyways. There were many more Unimogs built than Pinzgauer (which number at 30.000 vehicles overall). I read that up until 1980, there were almost 65.000 Unimogs built.
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  37851. You are a young man with a young family. You have lots of time to travel in the future.
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  37852. These things have crazy amounts of power. Tractor pulling is Dutch hillbilly entertainment at its best :) That's a joke of course, but it is especially popular in the mostly agricultural east part of the country. Not much is left stock on these trucks, only the body shell is sort of stock... The engines are tuned and modified like crazy. And that Iron Horse is running a bit rich.
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  37853. Hey man nice video just one question you need to watch What happend to Pontiac from Dunot media its a rly emotional video for me whould love it if you would give it a reaction greetings From Germany ^^
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  37854. We owned a sports version of the Chrysler 770 SE Charger back in 1972 🇦🇺 with all the bells and whistles. Yes we got lots of ‘hey charger‘ at the lights, or from the children on their bikes. It’s was a great car, stick shift, such a nifty gearbox. Had one of the comfiest seats ever, and that includes, Jaguar, Mercedes, Holden Grange HSV to a Chrysler 300C V8. It was white, and we were married on an Easter Saturday, the special wedding cars we wanted were 3x the cost of a normal Saturday, which was out of our budget. So yes the white charger was our wedding car. Looked very spiffy too. As you said, should never have sold it, probably would be worth a Motza now. You know how some cars just have it…….that was our Charger, always turned heads.
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  37855. Without being political here like you said I don't understand what there are people in America protesting for us. I don't really understand people here protesting in Melbourne.
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  37856. In the 90s , here in Italy, I remember people used to play with small RC cars with real combustion engines! They were relatively expensive , smelled so badly but they were quick,cool, and funny to watch (and maintain). Have you ever seen those petrol RC cars? Are they still even a thing, nowadays, with lithium batteries?
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  37857. Uh, must keep keyboard silent on this one. 😇
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  37858. Ian, this video might interest you - 2007 USGP at Indianapolis spectator footage https://youtu.be/a2YKkegE8dE Shows bits of practice, qualifying and the race.
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  37859. Ian, this may have been another ordinary video - except for YOUR ENTHUSIASM! That made this a fantastic watch.. I loved it. Thanks mate.
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  37860. The Nürburgring was once a Formula F1 circuit but the big races don't come to this circuit anymore. From time to time races of smaller organizers take place there. Or motorbike racing. Music festivals are also held there. However, if the route is not used, anyone can drive there with their private vehicle. There is a small entrance fee but a tow truck is available.
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  37861. Question Ian, as a non McDonald's eater would you try it when you come to Australia?
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  37862. Summer nats is where it’s at for aussies, well it used to be a decade or so ago they were absolute mad lads with zero fucks given now car culture has changed its not what it used to be but still will always be here in some form or another
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  37863. Keeping my fingers crossed for ya man. 2 weeks seems long but hope all goes well.
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  37864. Mate don't worry about saying Aussies don't like nascar a half and one quarter motor sport lovers love nascer
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  37865. Some great skills Ian and congrats on the 100K subs mate from Australia.👍
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  37866. Reverse is legal, watch some highlights of an Australian player Glen Maxwell aka The Big Show and you will be amazed at him batting
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  37867. If he's talking that's not a lot of flies 🤣
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  37868. A lot of us Aussies prefer coke in glass bottles or aluminium cans too. Like with you with American v. Mexican coke, it's a bit of a thing here that the coke made in SA is better than the rest of Aus because they use water and fruit (apple and/or pear) juice instead of just water.
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  37869. That looks sharp!!😍do they come in white?
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  37870. I think Adelaide would match better with Austin!
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  37871. There is a difference in taste when it comes to can, bottle and off the tap. The taste gets better in that order. Cheers fellas. 🍻🍺
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  37872. Kinda weird watching this in Chrudim (town in video) :)
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  37873. "what a warrior" lol, how little do you know that player plays for the NZ Warriors.
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  37874. kia ora from Whakatane NZ
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  37875. What you were looking at is Buick Excelle GT which is much smaller than Buick Regal/Opel Insignia and shares not the same underpinnings. It was sold in North America as Buick Verano.
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  37876. Edge of the world, yes the beautiful Pacific Ocean, Castaway was filmed in Fiji, which is in a north east direction from Brisbane Queensland. Lord Howe is out from, and east of Port Macquarie NSW.
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  37877. Top Gear Australia once pitched the presenters against a V8 Supercar team in a tyre-change contest. The V8 mechanics won, of course... even when they were given ordinary spanners and the TV presenters had the rattle gun.
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  37878. Holy crap man you find a genie? See ref to australian tim tam ad XD
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  37879. You guys are wickedly amazing, you bring a new light to life especially in today's climate, I myself hang out hard for you vlogs,
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  37880. The 80's were a wild time. I wasn't born yet either but many in my generation wish we could have experienced it even just for a little bit.
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  37881. Yes, it's so beautiful.
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  37882. Thought you'd like the HQ's. They were more entertaining and fun to watch than the Auscars and Nascars imho.
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  37883. interesting from a UK perspective as we got a couple of Holdens (US got them also as the pontiac gto and chevy ss) as Vauxhalls, that the rest of europe didnt get which i had just assumed they had, we didnt get the GT though, i can live with that
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  37884. Check out the XU1 toranas earlier versions triple carb 6cyl. They raced Bathurst too.
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  37885. Ian, you might find a documentary showing how Opel Rekord/Senator became the Holden Commodore. GMH had to beef up the suspension and frame to handle Aussie conditions. We also had the smaller Gemini, and others rebadged as Holdens. The Commodore story is a good one and we had a strong engineering connection with Opel in the from the 1970s through 2000s. Be good if you can find a video clip.
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  37886. Another classic Aussie comedian Russell Gilbert: https://youtu.be/HxWyt0a4Fd8
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  37887. Well done man. You are definitely improving as a simracer. I haven't taken the leap to pc yet (currently using ps5 with Gt7, ACC, world of outlaws and wrc 10). I'm involved with a group that gets on each Sunday after lunch and does longer races that can take an hour or more. Most of the guys I race with are in their 50s or 60s so haming definitely isnt reserved for teenagers. You'll love the wheel. Completely changes the experience. Hope to see more of this kind of content. 👏
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  37888. Ian ...There's two video channels , one American and the other Australian that you might like to check out ,, The American one is quite big and focuses mostly on the Chevy SS (VF Commodore) in the USA but also previous G8 and Pontiac cars which were U.S. versions of the Aussie Commodore during the early 2000's ..The channel is based in Maryland and is called Red SS. , The other one is a Canadian ex pat who now lives in Australia . He reviews many brands but especially Aussie Fords and Holdens . He does stuff like this and this was one of his first vids ..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCUUdp62-lc He is called Ross Reviews . I have the same FG car in the factory XR6 version . I keep banging on about our incredible Barra engine I know but this vid will show you just some of the capability it has and the V8 5.0 too if you have the opportunity ..and the money...He's done some great Holden vids too ...Cheers again ..
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  37889. Dude I tried tracking my 2017 before, last I heard of it's whereabouts the new owners kept my nerdy decals on it and was enjoying the truck. Had a chance to talk with them via a fellow PW owner but that was over a year ago.
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  37890. easiest way to make the difference between emergency vehicles(at least in Romania) is this: Ambulances have only blue lights, Firetrucks only red lights and police vehicles both blue and red(don't know if it applies to all of Europe)
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  37891. Chev's have a great note
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  37892. 9:50 You nailed the true and false one except for that single stupid question lol. The shapes trick question had me on the edge of my seat. Really surprised you knew how many stars are on our flag aswell man that's crazy.
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  37893. hello sweden here. most of them were from Sweden. and the orange v70 is original front wheel drive now more rear wheel drive with an ls and turbo. like your channel
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  37894. The Holden Barina is Korean Daewoo Rebadged. GM Brought them and started changing all the Daewoo brand to Holden here in Australia. We did get Daewoo Branded ones in Australia the have a 4 cyl ecotec motor and are fairly cheap to run.
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  37895. Aussie Race Cars have a Yamaha Motor Cycle Engine. Sound is so good. 👀
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  37896. Don't knock the Nissan Micra/March! They might look like a pus box and they're a bit sluggish to 2000 rpm being a 3 cylinder and all but after that they fly! My wife had a manual Micra/March in Thailand and I was the driver. They're actually a pretty good little car. I got done one time doing 4 k over the speed limit in Thailand (120 kph) so they do have some get up and go past 2000 rpm!
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  37897. Congratulations Ian. I first found your channel when you had only about 30,000. Hardly ever miss a day without watching what you have to say love what and how you do things. All i ask is that you don't stop.
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  37898. They are a lot better to watch on the normal race tracks and at Bathurst
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  37899. I am an Aussie with Coeliac's disease..who would have thought I would be living my tim tam dream through American's on the other side of the world.....? AWESOME, you guy's are great!!!!👍👑😆
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  37900. Pit jat n jar ra for that long oooooone lol......uninhabited nah. Us maori are trying to recognise New Zealand as its original name Aotearoa.
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  37901. Ian, Sports Sedan Racing Class is essentially a racing class that caters for cars free of construction but utilising some of the bodywork of a closed, series production vehicle. In other words any thing goes in modifications.
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  37902. Absolutely amazing channel, I couldn't be happier for you and your family. I look forward to many more videos. 👍
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  37903. we love you Ian!!!!! can not wait what the future holds for you and this channel!!!
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  37904. I like your channel. Thank you for checking out Australia..
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  37905. Can I give you a couple of things to think about this track that you will not pick up just watching the video. Turn 3 is called "THE CUTTING" It is a double apex left hander. During the second apex the road does not only turn left but it goes up. (1:57 on video). if you watch carefully this 625bhp weapon uses second gear to climb the hill. It is steep. At 2:52 You crest a hump you can not see the road and turn onto "SKYLINE" (straight). At 2:58 you are at the end of "SKYLINE" you can see nothing as you are about to throw yourself off the mountain and down through the "ESSES". At 3:09 you turn Left and drop down "THE DRIPPER" once again the road drops out of view..At 3:21 you round "FOREST ELBOW" you can not see around the corner but speed is SO important cause it leads onto "CONROD STRAIGHT" where you aim to hit 300km/hr for the right hander into the "KINK" (3:42) The brave take this at full throttle. The track is a road. It is fast, narrow and blind. I hope this gives you somethings to think about to take you appreciation to the next level..May you see it in person yourself one day and you still be amazed.
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  37906. The Blue car towardfs the start where you asked what it that one, was a 13b rotary powered Mazda. It was either an RX3 or Capella.
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  37907. Those two red sportscars are The Tomaso Pantera (You're right👍) the Pace car is an Audi RS5, and also you are right, it has a V8, it sounds really cool
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  37908. De Tomaso....
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  37909. This was from an actual ship accident - They were so clever - Clarke and Dawe
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  37910. I got flooded in Briz. The water rose from moderate to evacuate in 15 minutes. But a lot had it worse than me so can't complain. Old mate driving around with "I come from a land down under.." blaring from his ute was pretty Aussie. People were getting flooded and kids were out with their boogie boards surfing the ground flows through the parks. You need to come to Oz mate. I think you qualify as an honorary 'Strayan.
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  37911. That's a badass truck, nice build. It must get a bit tight driving around on some of those narrow streets. I wonder what the price tag is for something like that?
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  37912. 5:49 It's a Fiat Ducato. In the US sold as Dodge ProMaster.
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  37913. Awesome stuff mate "SHOUT OUT TO YA DAD" MOPAR nice but the HD VS HR classic Revival !!! Thanks for the clip IWrocker.
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  37914. How much do you charge for a reaction to a Australian walking videos?
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  37915. 8:33 if you’re taking aircraft suggestions, then you have got to check out the landings at Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong. It’s been closed for 25 years now, but to land there you needed balls of steel. Its unbelievable
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  37916. As you saw netball is mostly just a big yawn it's boring as hell . Oddly it is an Olympic sport , strange hey.
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  37917. can you do more of this videos (react to other Fire Services around the world???)
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  37918. Josh Revell creates some amazing content
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  37919. it looked exactly like NFS race😂😂😂the car looked like smart forfour
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  37920. In Group B spectators used to deliberately put large objects on the track, not to sabotage any particular team or driver, but just to see a spectacular crash.
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  37921. Also to do with land area, Deserts in USA about ( comparison not accurate )10%, the non Desert area in Oz is about 20-30%. with that you can see why our population isn't as big.
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  37922. please make more of these. is interesting to compare with yours. don't forget the link in the description.
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  37923. In Estonia is most police cars Škoda Octavia combis or Superb sedan/ hatcbacks. Newes are Volkswagen Golf combis . Rare are Nissan Navara and Mitsubishi L200 . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU33usD2-Dk
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  37924. Would have "grabbed it like an ape"..hahaha love it
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  37925. So tyres for these hillclimb open wheel cars are a very specific compound that is designed to warm up incredibly quickly (look up Avon tyres for hillclimb events, they’re a prime example of a winning tyre for these applications) as compared to tyres from any other racing series, however they’re still cold at the beginning. The tyres are usually warmed up from a burnout off the start line and maybe one before they get to the line, but the front tyres are cold for the first section of the track, hence why you observed the driver being slightly skittish on the first few turns. By the middle to the end of the course the tyres are warm and the drivers are flying, it’s a game of who can manage tyre warmup the best and make the most of them throughout the remainder of the course
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  37926. The comparison between nascar and supercar is unfair because in this example dick Johnson is an old man who's been out of the car for years before this, and ambrose still has some spring in his step. Around Adelaide they're pretty even but put them against eachother on the tracks they're built for and they would dominate eachother, this is purely for entertainment not for a comparison
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  37927. Good on ya mate 😂😂😂
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  37928. Loved this game growing up in NZ. Used to go to the snooker hall with the boys on a Sunday arvo. The top pros have the most amazing control over the cue ball and are always thinking 3-4 or more shots ahead
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  37929. Darwin is a nice place. A bit to hot there for me , as I live in Adelaide south Australia and much cooler there. Have you checked out the Gold Coast Australia? Its in Queensland. Its not exactly a city , its more like a massive holiday resort along a beautiful beach with tall skyscrapers right along the beach with amazing views
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  37930. Look up dinghy derby
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  37931. MotoGP: Rossi vs Stoner Catalunya 2009, Rossi vs Stoner Laguna Seca, and Dovi vs Marquez --> https://youtu.be/bn8TJA09gP8
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  37932. Wtf is a Moery ? Lmao dude is trying to teach how to say Maori and he is way wrong he cant even pronounce it right should be said like " Mow-re " ! 🤦🤦😂😂👌👍
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  37933. I wonder how she got from "Europeans believe" to "my personal list". I only believe a few of these. Like there's 4 times as many obedience people in America, compared to my own country (11% vs almost 44%). The roll-on deo is easy to explain: Using a spray close to a film camera lens, is a bad idea.
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  37934. I would love to see Nascar come back to Australia for a points race, sadly the Thunderdome is rotting away and it would need allot of money to get it back to racing condition.
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  37935. watch top fastest cars from FOS
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  37936. The legend's of Batherst is Peter Brock, Dick Johnson and Alan Moffitt.
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  37937. Congrats guys 🎉 I love watching your videos! Well deserved 🫶🏼🙌🏼
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  37938. Looks like a Union Pacific track crew judging by the code on the rail car.
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  37939. Your pictures are awesome. The contrasting colours & those sunsets!
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  37940. IWROCKER You ROCK MATE THUMBS Up 👍
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  37941. I never worked on them but I have deep respect for the HEMI six. A bit more than 21 years ago I worked with a bloke who loved Mopar stuff. I remember going round to his house after work one day: we drove about 20 minutes to get there; once we'd arrived, he said "I'll show you around after I put some fuel in the car, wanna come for a drive?". So we drove the 10 minutes to the servo in his beaten-up, absolutely stock, 1970 245 HEMI VG coupe. One corner before we got there, he lit up the rear tyres for a few seconds; there was a bit of smoke but the engine quickly began to lose power. He said, "probably needs some water". We pulled into the servo, he filled up the tank, poured 9-10 litres (2.3-2.6 US Gal.) of water into the radiator, paid, drove out of the servo and into a minute of full-smoke burnout. As we got back to his house (and Valiant parts collection) he said "it's got a bit of a coolant leak, I've got to fill it up every day or two."
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  37942. Might be worth putting your overlay on the side of the screen with adverts etc, same goes for YouTube videos, the right hand side is just the suggestion list, wasted space :)
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  37943. More animal videos in your future
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  37944. Another interesting thing at the Countach is the plate. Its a swiss plate of the canton Waadt which is in the french part of Switzerland. I can imagine that they called this guy and asked him "Wanna drive once in Monte Carlo while a F1 race?" Ofc! He comes over, they put the light bar on it and "You're the safety car now" 😂😂
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  37945. when the cortinas fought with the minis youd see the minis lift a rear wheel as the cortina lifted its front through a corner, nice vid mate. very cool
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  37946. At about the 5 minute mark, I believe that was Alvin Purple. Worth checking out, you will understand why all the girls wanted a lift on the Charger.
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  37947. Speaking of "raw"... there is a video of Charles Leclerc, current F1 Ferrari driver trying out the 1970's Ferrari 312, driven back than by Gilles Villeneuve... Leclerc struggled to control it in every corner. That historique widowmaker machine literally tried to kill him. And when finally he get back to the pits, he looked deadly exhausted and horryfied with 1000 yard stare in his eyes...
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  37948. You should check out the Volvo Trucks Live Tests series. Theyre brilliant. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKFJ3tQvdojTHq0Zw0PUYtDTjGqi93bPe
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  37949. Space X is using Mammöt as well, nice machinery. Love this heavy load videos.
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  37950. Gold Coast, honestly, doesn't come into my top 50 beaches in Australia. We have so many better beaches than that.
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  37951. There's no doubt they've been installing hellcat engines in trucks since day 1 just to see, but if one hits the showroom I think it'll need to be AWD like the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. The Charger & Challenger can't put the power down as it is... can you imagine how squirrelly a 2wd pickup would be? They'd all be wrapped around trees 😲
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  37952. maybe check out the Novitec 812/F12 N-Largo next. One of the best V12 sounds
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  37953. Speedway racing is very big over here in Australia as well
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  37954. Engine in a ramp 😂🤣
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  37955. My son has 2 utes 1 is a 1970s fully tricked out street legal Holden ute that does the quarter mile in under 11 seconds he can't sell it because he has to much money in it it has a flip flop paint job that costaround 15 thousand dollars at the time and a motor that has been fully fitted with all the latest race equipment . His other ute is the last fully Australian made Holden HSV (Holden special vehicles) it is the top of the line ,with all accessories and options available, ,he bought it second hand from a bloke who it scared the shit out of when he drove it because of the power so my son bought it for thousands less than a brand new one .my son was offered 10,000 dollars more than he paid the week he bought it,, said no put it in the garage up on jack stands and drives it once a month or to car shows it is now worth over 100,000 dollars
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  37956. Have you looked at dash cam owners Australia yet.
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  37957. IWrocker if you haven't already done so I recommend you watch some Goodwood feastival of speed videos. It's essentially a hill climb stage but contested by race teams from any motorsport. So you can expect to see classics, sports and hyper cars, rally, hill climb monsters, nascars, touring cars and f1. It's a great event that one day I will go to.
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  37958. Completely nuts, love it
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  37959. Some older truck racing was good as well
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  37960. Danni might have a different choice(no rockyroad ) on the list..lol…Good choice Ian…Cheers…❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺
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  37961. Waiting for the meat pie taste test, meat pies is as Australian as Apple pie is American. Please do not microwave them though, oven bake / heat them, if you want the pastry to stay a little soft, moist, add a bowl with some water in the oven to add some stream but you do not need heaps.
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  37962. Dani and Ian you have to bring our adopted American family over one day to see the Sydney opera house.Your 3 Beautiful children are a credit to you❤
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  37963. an american reacts; inflated used car market in Australia
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  37964. Casinos are in the capital cities, none in casino, or not the last time i was there, its a farming, timber town inland nrar lismore south of the qld border. We dont really call anything crisps here
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  37965. Mate checkout the blend line for local Australian racing luv Ur channel mate
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  37966. A burnout day keeps. The doctor away👍💯
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  37967. Ian you know how they say everyone in Australia lives on the coast line ...check out a detailed map of new south whales and see just how many towns are far inland...out of a total of more than 1, 500 towns ...here's one in the state new south whales.. broken hill to Sydney 13 hour drive over 1000 klms to Sydney ...or in Victoria almost 1500 towns .heres one Mildura to Merimbula 12 hour drive almost 1000 klms and Victoria is the smallest state ..over 15,000 towns in Australia so much more than just big cities to see...
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  37968. Recently found the channel, love seeing your reactions to this wonderful country, seeing as your a car guy it would be cool to see you react to the car meets that we have here, a group in Perth made a pretty mental video of a big one we had, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX4f6pfEpQc&ab_channel=StanceRoyalty
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  37969. Yes!!! and now the 500.000 !!!!
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  37970. There are a few Vipers in OZ
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  37971. You should check "Skoda 7s" model it's really interesting😎
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  37972. Bro this is the first time seeing this and I'm amazed that something like this exist
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  37973.  @IWrocker  THX for ur reponds and cheer from Swizerland😊
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  37974. Holden Ford Chrysler used the colour in 70s / 80s lime.light green was what one called this colour
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  37975. Also the creature hanging from the power lines is a 'grey flying fox' a species of mega bat that can have a wingspan over 4ft
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  37976. I was gonna sub then you go and wear a Queenslander hat.
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  37977. Coolangatta QLD, is the southern most end of the Gold Goast. It is one of the Queensland/NSW border "Twin Towns", along with Tweed Heads NSW. As a local, this festival never gets old - the car range gets bigger every year, beach weather is perfect winters days around 20deg.celcius, family friendly. Come on down. 😊
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  37978. The hoist i beams are cool. I remember seeing people hoisting a sofa up into one of the Windows when I visited, makes total sense.
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  37979. In summer when it’s really hot a summer storm in the afternoon cools everything down so yes for summer storms, but when it rains for a week or two in winter not so good 😊. Love your work and a very merry Christmas to all your extended family. Keep up the great work mate and I’d love to shout you a beer and all the best spots in my region when you come .
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  37980. NBL is National Basketball League :D
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  37981. If you want to see how kiwis back a truck/trailer..... https://youtu.be/OT1h4U8P7DE
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  37982. My uncle was talking about it and went for a test drive 2 months ago, now he wants to trade in his GD6 for it
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  37983. I see a lot of people getting into F1 now on YT, but you've really been watching the more relevant videos out there. Keep it up. PS: and this is not even close the most intense qually lap on YT LOL
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  37984. It's not the U.S. government's job to make sure you can afford a new iPhone every year. That is pretty petty that this is your main concern. There are plenty of other cell phones available on the market that don't cost $1,000 USD.
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  37985. Better Call Saul , can’t wait for next season. We can get Chev and GMC, both are expensive and limited in availability.
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  37986. Congrats Mate, throughly deserved, love your videos, you and family are welcome anytime in our beautiful country. I don’t think you’ll need a passport, honorary Aussies.
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  37987. Look I'm an Aussie and I don't even like it myself , but your the first person to have some brains and try it correctly, congrats on your achievement hahahahaha It warms me to see
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  37988. Oh yeah if you like coffee, Wellington (or Welly as it's known by us locals), has some of the best coffee shops in the world.
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  37989. There is an old video from1984, where rally driver Ari Vatanen makes his co-driver Terry Harryman say "Oh, Dear God!" after slightly missing a corner. Its a 5ish minute video thru a small village and then out in the countryside. I think you will enjoy it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxDz0Z066NI
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  37990. Let's not forget that Americans and British are prudish by continental European standards and especially in past centuries they would not have liked any unnecessary attention towards the naughty bits. Many would have been embarassed by the thought of it alone.
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  37991. Hi, I've been watching your channel for a while and have a recommendation, look for Russian extreme off-road trucks, you wouldn't believe a river crossing, the whole truck is underwater, you can only see three snorkels one for the engine, exhaust and one for the driver who is in swimming trunks!!!! Sitting in the truck with a strong current, it seems to be an old 6x6 zil or ural with a trailer. This tops everything I've seen so far. It is used to supply tree felling camps with food, fuel and much more in swamp areas that are difficult to access and to transport wood. Greatings from Germany. Andi
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  37992. Poor tasmania always left out haha. When i see that i love any credibility for videos 😂
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  37993. Fun Fact. This car was actually illegal. It ran the older spec engine that wasn’t in line with “project blueprint” regulations, but was granted as special dispensation to run due to financial issues with the the team. Doesn’t change the result now, but it’s an interesting piece.
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  37994. Tyrell 6 wheeler was crazy.
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  37995. Softest sand in Australia is Stockton Beach, if you can drive Stockton you can drive anywhere
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  37996. I've seen fuel in NY rated at 94. When I lived in Florida, there was a gas station that was selling 102 Octane fuel, but was charging an arm and a leg for it, and that was some 15 to 20 years ago. However, since I had access to free 100LL AVGAS, I sometimes added some or used it instead. Recently I got back from Poland, where the lowest price I saw for E95 was 5.32 PLN per liter, which equals to $1.322 per liter, or just about $4.99 per US gallon. With highest price I spotted being 5.46 PLN ($5.09 per gallon). That hurt a bit in the wallet department when I ended up putting around 1600 miles on my rental in 3 weeks.
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  37997. Nope, your not wrong... The track was a bit damp and they recon they could have lapped the track about 5-6 sec. faster in the right conditions!
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  37998. I really like the Milo cereal, it looks like the dude didn't cover those
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  37999. Hey mate... dunno if you're into bikes at all, but another subject I reckon you'd find interesting is the story of John Britten and the Britten V1000...
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  38000. Spotto the Bundaberg ginger beer Ian!!
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  38001. I think you should play mudrunner 2! Thank me later😌
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  38002. You should watch a video on the peugeot 208 r4, its amazing coming from a 3 cylinder
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  38003. Philly has had articulated buses on certain routes since at least as far back as 1999.
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  38004. if the US has universal healthcare but not for everyone is it... universal? great video and reaction. not they typical bashing this topic can bring about.
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  38005. I was there for this. 💙
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  38006. There haven’t been any fires in my region this summer but in the past week the local fire truck has headed past my house 3 times so I think it’s safe to say the roads on Christmas gets chaotic here too
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  38007. "Why We Shouldn't Build Skyscrapers " from Adam Something, is also verry interesting and I would love to see a reaction to that 🙂 Also its illegal, is not a reason but a decision, if the cuntries in Europe wanted more skyscrapers, they of course could make it legal, it is just not appealing enough, to sacrefice the optics,
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  38008. Have a look at the trucks that do the daka rally it’s awesome please
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  38009. Just here to say... That's a fantastic shirt sir And again an gonna say it... Kubica vs massa f1. Easily one of the best few corner battles you will see in any motorsport
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  38010. I personally haven t been watching much lately, tho don t know if yt does recomend me your vids, im at discord so i get them there. + im saivng some of ya vids for later, and by that i mean i sometimes watch for (10ish) hours straight (ussually i watch month of someone life/work in a day :D )
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  38011. It might be cheaper to just import a car than to buy it for 7.5kUSD. You can find them in Sweden for under 1kUSD if you look long enough. Dont know the cost of import for Volvo 850 but the general cost to import a european car seems to be 2kUSD. And then ofcourse some changes on the car for US regulations and stuff like that might cost a few KUSD. I would still say its cheaper tho and you are going to get a manual. Volvo 850 and 740 are the most iconic volvos here in Sweden so alot of them sell really fast. But theres tons on the market everyday.
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  38012. Uncle Mark says.. great video Ian. Keeping Mopar love in the family 👍
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  38013. You would get used to RHD pretty quickly, I did.
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  38014. hi you like your cars there is an aussie movie called running on empty but it got released in America as(released in America as Fast Lane Fever)i think you would like it
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  38015. The speed and the control on those turns!!! Wow!!!!
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  38016. I used to own one of those, tough as nails.
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  38017. If you like drivers going full send you would like the main driver of the #99 car, Brodie 'Bush' Kostecki. He's not scared to give it the beans.
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  38018. I miss kiwi ads so much
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  38019. You should take a look at footage of a rally drivers footwork whilst racing. Truly impressive. It looks very challenging.
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  38020. I prefer the yellow and blus checkers of the nz patrol cars
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  38021. You can drive it in Assetto Corsa. It's in one of the Porsche Packs, which you might already have if you bought the ultimate edition. Be interesting to see you take it round Laguna Seca yourself :) At least you'll have more headroom in the sim, lol.
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  38022. Love sporting the Bunnies cap!
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  38023. Love this! 😍
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  38024. Great video bud!
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  38025. I'm so glad you found this channel. I know I told you about it, but I don't think it was just me that got you to watch :)
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  38026. You should watch the record drive of the new 911 GTS RS 😮 insane corner speeds
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  38027. Nice video as always, do one on single nations!! Like "10 Italian vehicles...10 French vehicles....10 Spanish vehicles" and so on.
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  38028.  @IWrocker  Being italian I can only suggest you start with us of course!😁🇮🇹 Also i'd love a "history of..." kind of video with AlfaRomeo (since you mentioned the 4C) or other classic brands. Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Fiat....we used to have it all !!❤️
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  38029. I don't think the people in the comments understand the different fuel rating systems.We use Research Octane Number which is the peak octane the US uses Anti Knock Index which is the average octane so our 98 is the same as their 93 it's just got a different name we don't have "better" fuel
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  38030. yea thats what we do to get the mail in australia
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  38031. Great to see some old vehicles 😀 please check out the Norwegian emergency vehicles. The police Chiefs Ford Explorer is really a beauty 😍
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  38032. Congratulations... so glad mum & baby are well... Me & my wife love watching you all...such a lovely family...all take care
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  38033. Both my dad and me were posties, he was on a bike I was on a pushbike (tredlie) he started on Piaggio scooters, and then went to Honda bikes and I think he finished on Yamaha's
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  38034. Well done Ian, proud of you. Thanks for being a fan of Oz
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  38035. Hello from Czech Republic Yeah it is plenty of letters but it is because of the sounds like č š ž ř that extends these.... Great Ch sound there well done on R and perfect for foreigner on Ř you can try this tongue twister: Tři tisíce tři sta třicet tři stříbrných stříkaček stříkalo přes tři tisíce třísta třicet tři stříbrných střech which is something like 3333 silver sprayers were spraying over 3333 silver rooftops
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  38036. That induction sounds is music to my ears!
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  38037. @TRA21 The tail is best part id say
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  38038. do a nordschleife crash compilation reaction ! :D thats a tongue twister
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  38039. Wait till you visit Australia. There’s so many pie shops. The supermarket s also have a selection. I prefer my pies with out sauces.
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  38040. Almost up to 2k subscribed I see, Awesome
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  38041.  @IWrocker  I was describing the old looking Nissan, I hate it, it costs +$50k it has the same 80's old interior with a low quality Chinese touch screen , I'd rather buy a used car
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  38042. when we were nightclubbing back in the early 2000's we used to have a kick on recovery party afterwards called "tanked" in a mates parents garage and he would always run the c31 fishcam through a projector on to all the surrounding walls so it looked like we were chilling and blazing it up with the fish swimming amongst us.... needless to say that our states of mind wernt you could say "el'natural at the time either lol
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  38043. Halloween is not big in Oz...but it's gathering a small following for kids.
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  38044. Awesome Video ❤👍
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  38045. There is a road on the outskirts of the city of Toowoomba in Queensland that does this. I have driven on it and it is amazing that the car will go in the opposite direction to what is seems it should. You have to drive the car downhill and it simply will run uphill with the brake off. This too is an optical illusion. Great experience and mush closer to civilization than the South Aussie one.
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  38046. You need to revisit rFactor2 once you have the FFB dialed down.
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  38047. Ian, looks like you are wearing a shirt made in Australia by first nations people... Larry Perkins (Oz SC's) has a Unimog in his shed...
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  38048. Agro comes from hey hey its Saturday also dicky knee is on the show
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  38049. I used to own the V8 TDI Touareg, that thing was a jet on wheels. I recall it being about 1000nm with 450ish bhp on a stage1 tune, it was mental. I will never forget when I picked up my friend for the first time and told him he would never be able to imagine the force when you floor it. He luaghed it off and said it is a heavy diesel SUV. I proceeded to absolutely smash the pedal down and he got knocked back so hard for the first few seconds he wasn't able to straighten himself up, amazing car :D
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  38050. A Prius or a Sandero are exactly the sorts fo cars I'd use for rallying. And yes, because they're different. I play a lot of Forza Horizon, and rallying is my favourite form of racing on them... I rarely use a Subaru or a Mitsubishi Evo. The less business something has being on a rally stage, the better as far as I'm concerned. The Dacia Sandero was infamous in the UK for a good while thanks to a Mr. James May on an obscure motoring TV show. It has long been considered appropriate to precede any mention of the Dacia Sandero with an enthusiastic "Good news!" as a result. Also, they're essentially more basic (therefore lighter) Renaults, so going to handle well. I know Hyundai had officially rallied the Accent (not with any success, but still), and I think Seat had a WRC programme. If not, they should have. 307 makes some sense, Peugeot have always rallied. For modern Citroen, to go back to that little known British TV show, Mr. Clarkson did a thing on the C3 Cactus that is very much worth a watch. Alpine are their own company. They've worked together closely, but they are separate entities. That US based rally car... yeah... I got nothing too. Toyota of some sort? Nissan maybe? It does have a 90s boxy Japanese saloon vibe, but I'm not sure. Could maaaybe be a VW or Audi? Ok, I just realised after far too ling scrawling - Though Honda Accord for a bit, but... it's a Maserati Biturbo isn't it? Great video! loved it. Have a fantastic Christmas!
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  38051. BRM H16 and Matra V12 good ones to listen too also.
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  38052. The Fire trucks are mainly Scanias from Sweden. Lights, sirens and radios are often sourced from the U.S. They handle beautifully. Enough to scare the crew if you're up it, don't ask me how I know.
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  38053. I’ve watched both the Unimog and Pinzgauer video and really like the basic and unprejudiced approach you take. Funny enough I actually own 2 Pinzgauers (4x4 Petrol and 6x6 Diesel) and also owned a Unimog 92’ U1200, so I might be able to do some comparison. I personally think they are indeed very different, but let me explain: Fair enough both cars were similar on the outside and had mostly the same purpose when they were developed. There even was a legendary offroad test between both trucks arranged from the Swiss military before they bought the Pinzgauers in large numbers. The Legend goes that Mercedes-Benz had very good connections to the military staff, and they made sure that the offroad-test-track would fit the Unimogs capabilities perfectly to improve its chances. But it simply happened that the Pinz performed superior in every task and so Steyr-Puch won the contract. But there are quite some differences between the two. While the Pinzgauer was designed explicit for military purposes and tried to also serve the civilian market, it was mostly the other way round with the Unimog. Also, the Pinzauer mostly stayed the same during all its production timespan, while the Unimog was developed heavily. And so over time they got further and further apart from each other. The Unimog got much bigger over Time and competed with the bigger trucks while the Pinzgauer stayed rather small in its almost Car-Like dimensions (at least the 4x4 version). Also, from a technical standpoint they are not as close as it seems. Of course, both have Portal Axles and are Body on Frame, but that’s where similarities pretty much end. While the Unimog has a ladder frame and traditional rigid axles, the Pinzgauer (as its predecessor the Haflinger) takes a totally different approach with its characteristic center tube frame and fully independent swing axle suspension. This also means that every driveshaft runs inside this rigid tube frame and the differential casings are also an integrated part of the frame. Basically, the frame of a 4x4 Pinzgauer from front to back consists of: Front-end piece with hitch, differential case, large middle section with inner driveshaft, group gearbox piece with power inlet, another differential case, and the rear-end piece with tow hitch and integrated handbrake. Want a 6x6? Simply add another differential case and a smaller middle section. So theoretically you could make an endless long Pinzgauer with as many axles as you want by simply bolting these frame pieces together. But the cleverest trick of this construction is, that the swing axles are directly carried in the differential casings. There are no open axle bushings or anything like that. This whole construction is massively overbuilt, and Steyr-Puch was always keen on using only the best materials available. Subsequently you end up with an extremely stiff and capable, yet very light vehicle frame. Naturally this genius and rather unique solution of building a truck comes at a very high price and that’s the reason the Pinzgauer was never successful in the civilian market. Besides military purposes it was only bought by a few firefighting and rescue units in mountainous areas as well as some power grid companies that really had to go everywhere. But this construction is also another Reason that the Pinzgauer always stayed the same, as you’d need to reconstruct literally everything if you want a slightly different vehicle (except in length of course). So, which one’s better? Honestly, I have no Idea. Personally, I like both vehicles very much and in reality it depends on what you want to do with them. The Pinzgauer is lighter and a little more capable in off-roading. In Europe the spare parts situation is better on the Unimog, but only because you get everything at the Mercedes dealer around the corner while Puch parts must be ordered online. Although Steyr-Puch as a Company sadly isn’t around anymore for quite some time there are still suppliers for (most) original Parts, at least for now.
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  38054. Wow car rego is super cheap in the states. I pay $700 per year in Western Australia for my car.
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  38055. Thanks
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  38056. Look, I get it. If you are looking to do some real off-roading or haul serious weight, then it’s a no go for sure. Comes down to needs and likes. I respect they way you respond. Not use to that. Either way, God bless America and enjoy the toys you got sir.
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  38057. Popular in UK also these
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  38058. Excellent video, man! I love classic F1, but classic Rally is something else. Awesome!
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  38059. Hi there, You are right except for the Pajero it's a duck but let me tell you something, the sand itself varies a lot if you want to go for dunes bashing nothing like the Nissan patrol 2 doors & Toyota FJ cruiser, for the Un even sand with many dips nothing like a Jeep Rubicon because of the sway bar for ramps with very loose sand you need Ford Raptor, Toyota Land cruiser pick up it's a raw power monster on a light body or of course the Toyota Tundra.
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  38060. I have played this game a little bit, less than 40 hours, but I really like it, it is very realistic and challenging, then again my last experience with a rally game that I remember vividly was with Colin McRae rally 2 all the way back in the PS1 days so that's not really a fair comparison You did one hell of alot better than I did when I first started playing the game!
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  38061. 🔔👍🇸🇦
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  38062. laughes in Mercedes G Class
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  38063. I feel like this video doesn't do it justice. Many drivers who have raced the track have noted that seeing it on TV doesn't do it justice. This is Mount Panorama, it's a mountain, and it's got some bloody steep declines where the car can get away from you. Also, you're right about these being production cars. Back in the 60's and 70's and 80's, you had all sorts of cars racing on the track at the same time. The idea was that whichever car won the race on Sunday, you could walk into a dealership and buy on the Monday.
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  38064. Kangaroo island needs all the visitors who can get there, help them get back to the paradise it was and will be again. So much was lost in the bushfires and the people there are more than worth helping all we can. They will show true and genuine appreciation, trust me. I'm not even a local, I'm what Adelaide calls an Easterner and proud of where I come from. Even if you want to bar S.A. altogether make the effort to at least get to K.I. at least once. You'll then probably want to keep coming back.
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  38065. Hi Ian, is the discord address still valid in your About section? I just wanted to let you know that I’ve sent you something under the theme of Botanical. But I have sent it via the store so it might arrive with no details. Which is absolutely a-ok. 👍
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  38066. All the love to you guys, all the love <3
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  38067. I highly recommend looking at some patrols, I’m sure you know about them but they are the go to for offroading and are a staple!
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  38068. Bear in mind these are all regular road vehicles, not purpose built for dragging.
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  38069. Going to have to try a Tim Tam slam
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  38070. Get well soon to you and your family!
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  38071. Duvel/Leffe - both of them blow my head right off lol
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  38072. Had these in the uk too as a cheap car. It amazes me how small cars were compared to now. Especially seen on USA roads. 😂
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  38073. You know one of us mad cunts is gonna go to Bathurst with a beer and a bunnings snag to do a burnout now, don't be surprised to see it mate. Love to the family bruv
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  38074. KOMBI. Short for 'Kombination' from memory. The Kombi van was very versatile.
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  38075. A hot tip next time you eat them turn the bag upside down and shake it to spread the flavor it works for me. BBQ, Pizza and Dixy Drum sticks are my favorite three.
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  38076. Very interesting video, nice one Ian.
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  38077. hahahaha. what a fool. no normal person would do this
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  38078. Check Out Perth's Sky Works Fireworks
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  38079. Fiat Panda 4x4 would be a great choice as a new interest 😉
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  38080. Btw. There is no such thing as a fast lane in Australia. No slow lane either. The lane on the far right is the “overtaking lane” on our highways and motorways. The next to the left of that is for through traffic. On multiple lane such as the M1 Brisbane to Gold Coast, 3-5 lanes wide. Center lane/lanes are through traffic. Being vehicles not existing for a long while. Trucks must use only furthest left lanes x2. Far left lane is also an overtaking lane and an exit lane. Far right overtaking. A lot think the far left is for slow vehicles. Not true. We have a rule that a lot get confused on. Keep left unless overtaking. It applies on most multi lane roads and is generally misunderstood. A better way to look at it is “right lane overtaking only”. On main roads, highways, and town to town roads. Freeways also. City streets aren’t really held up to this. Far to much traffic. But still a good idea for emergency services to get through quickly. The original idea was for three and four lane roads. It gave a one and two lane buffer between cars as well as allowing ES vehicles through easily.
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  38081. Now do a real one with Irish Cream Liqueur..
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  38082. You should check out the Scania L-series! Super unique truck style
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  38083. Pretty sure it’s Australian dollars
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  38084. Aussie Dollarydoo's, given 4 out of 5 are in that bloated bubble that is Sydney, and one in Perth.
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  38085. You guys are soooo sweet, I adore Pedro. Bless you guys from Australia 👍👍
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  38086. And your precious daughter 💕 little pumpkin
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  38087. And your son ☀️
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  38088. Beach Inspector conference in 1967 where they were moving with the times a bit : https://youtu.be/kkKkG3tcrOA Another excuse for the ABC to get bikinis on TV.
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  38089. This guy had the right of it - however a shift in thinking and strategy is required for the younger generations. Yes i've read some complaints and "yes buts" in the comments. Every generation has had it tough. The big difference between each is that the issues 'at hand' are/were different. Yes it's hard to afford rent etc on a crappy wage - even harder for those who rely on tips - but guess what? If our grandparents were as solitary as the yong of today, then they would have found rent hard too (not that they didn't). They stayed at home till they had enough to start out with some level of modest living. I know of previous generations here in Australia who married and one spouse moved into the in-law's place till they could afford a home deposit (sometimes they had one or two kids before that happened). I know of people who grew up with three generations in the one house. People are so "me, me, me" and judgemental of the previous generations (and each other) that families are so fragmented now. Many kids don't have grandparents around - let alone cousins, uncles and aunts. Families stuck together during hard times - heck whole communities used to pitch in together when things got real bad (think Great Depression). Since when does it take a natural disaster like cyclones, bushfies and floods before humans will make an attempt to look out for one another? And even then it's only during the acute phase. Yes life is hard work, but like all forms of life, if there is a will, then there is a way. Life was never meant to be easy. Yes i'd like to 'go back to the old days', but not because i think it easy, but because i think it was a kinder time, where humans actually cared more for each other, rather than themselves and their objects.
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  38090. Bewdy mate 🤟
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  38091. Anyone hating on NASCAR would not hesitate to own or drive one if given the chance. I mean just the sound alone turns heads.
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  38092. Ooo it's going to crazy hot, not sure I'd wanna be stuck in a race suit in a car
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  38093. No need for safety car to pull far across the track just at a corner like that. Sure they want to block the racing cars, but safety is needed, an so be it if a racer rounding that corner still ets ahead of the safety car. Of course we do not see what flags were waving ahead of the bend, that would potentially put the racer at extreme fault
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  38094. With supercars moving on to Mustangs and Camaros since no more Commodore/Falcon. Chrysler/Dodge/Mitsubitshi falling out by making FWD cars like the Magna. Maybe that Dodge Hellcat should join the party? Merc, Volvo and Nissan chickened out though too tuff for them.
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  38095. We all go to Bali for holidays…. Chase up ads by the Mojo agency. Classic, iconic Aussie.
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  38096. That was interesting. Really like all your vids! Do you think you would do a vid of old Holden's? I think it would be great to see what you think of the evolution of Holden.
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  38097. When she reved up the engine the first thing i said, holly S**t!😱😱
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  38098. What a great idea. Really happy you could spread the love.
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  38099. "AUSTRALIA'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS" - SONG...."A SONG ABOUT BIRDS". 2 aussie songs. You may have already seen these but both are a giggle. 1st one is a dig at american gun laws, 2nd one is about a bird. IF you haven't seen them, enjoy!
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  38100. Take a look at Perrier advertise, the old ones were very famous at the time ! (hand and Bottle 1976)😏
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  38101. Please check out videos of flooding in northern and NSW which connects with southern Qld here. It’s even worse! Thousands rescued from rooftops!
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  38102. Hi Ian. I like nearly all your videos that I have seen, but this one is really good and different. I like this. I’m born n raised here, but had a British accent before I went to school (so my mother says).
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  38103. Hey man, just migrate out here. You will be more than welcome.
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  38104. We have something in common. We call em servo's too. 😊👍
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  38105. We dont got komodos but we ave goanas
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  38106. And all that big sky.
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  38107. Danke!
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  38108. Peter Russell Clarke adult out-takes. Gotta love the REAL Aussie off-camera personality.
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  38109. Ronnie is a very interesting and controversial character...its worth watching a documentary or two on him..both his game and personal life. He is without a doubt the best player snooker has..and will probably ever see...loved by millions..but disliked by many.
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  38110. Here in Glenorchy... I see this.. and agree ...us Tasmanians make no fuss.. we get it done 😆 anyway possible
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  38111. Top video again thanks Ian. An army guy told me one time of an experience he had with a roo (kangaroo). Apparently some dogs had hassled this roo and it was very angry. This poor guy just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time at the army base and it chased him.
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  38112. Thanks Ian. Interesting subject. You're right, these machines are schmick. I love how they just keep accelerating until they brake hard.
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  38113. Would love to see some more food videos. Would be fun to see the grocery store differences in Australia.
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  38114. You should also look at some Tatras or Praga V3S in terrain. They are also capable. And tatras are used in US.
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  38115. I remember doing the 'Hey Charger' out the bus window...
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  38116. The chrysler caravan was called a chrysler voyager here in Oz. My parents had a grand voyager LWB. The family took a trip up through central Australia in 97. From Melbourne to Darwin, 3 weeks up, 1 week down. Hope on the Ghan train from Alice to Adelaide. What a trip
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  38117. The first Menzy Muck was built in 1966. Of course less capable than the new ones. I liked them since I was a boy.
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  38118. If you get a chance, checkout the super six touring cars (also known as Australian super saloons)
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  38119. Tim Tams for days. While they are great I prefer the classics like Orange Slice or Custard Creams. Even some Honey Jumbles are more my taste. Hopefully, you'll get something other than Tim Tams.
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  38120. You HAVE to come to Bathurst 2022 when we open up!
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  38121. They are Jack of all. 👍🤠
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  38122. Just got back from a fish and chip shop and they had a Milo ice cream which I got for my son. 240 ml sized.
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  38123. You should have a look into old Holdens, a lot of them look like smaller versions of American GM cars
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  38124. Need to react to more Peter brock
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  38125. not that Bad.👍👍 Next time split it up !! do continents ( North and south America in one ) you got blinded by the amount of flags. that's what happened for you. Split it up ( my advise ) Europe is easy to do on its own same with America. Africa And Asia is where you ( like me ) have problems.
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  38126. I recommend Chris Martin EMS, he drives a paramedic car which is on the scene before the main ambulance. You get to see what it's like onboard going through traffic and the thought process at junctions and interactions with other cars.
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  38127. Equinox I think was never sold in EU. It's sister cars Chevrolet Captiva and Opel Antara (in US Saturn Vue) were sold in EU. It could that it's imported
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  38128. As a Victorian I normally drink VB… but I do like the Tasmanian beers better… Cascade or James Boags.
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  38129. has anyone been starting their morning with one of this guys uploads? great and consistent content my guy! you should react to the pagani huayra r. sounds better than the Lexus LFA impo.
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  38130. They sell milo in Canada:) I think you guys will get sent heaps from Aussie fans though somehow:)
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  38131. Lisbon sure is pretty
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  38132. Sorry to labor this point. EU does not equal the Europe, many conflate these two. Now the EU may ambitions to become the United States of Europe. I'm very sorry but this idea that Europe has it's own identity and therefore "like" the USA is false. I grew up in Southern Europe from the age of 2. European countries are highly fractured, they have independence issue within their own borders, such as Catalunya and Spain. Never mind issues between them. Catalunya is where I grew up and was educated, even though I'm British. Unfortunately there are some major issues looming on the horizon for the EU, because of some of the reasons I mentioned above.
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  38133. Basements are not common here, I've never seen or been into a house that has a basement in my 30 years here. There is probably a few but they seem rare.
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  38134. And as for the ice driving part: Yes, they use HUGE (1 inch plus) spikes in the tyres! It´s a heck of a lot of fun driving, tried it once a few years back!
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  38135. From memory there's a motorbike section in the museum as well. For me Peter Brock's 1979 Torana A9X. Won by six Laps.
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  38136. This is an old model Neoplan DD. And old German tv show.
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  38137. Long time since i last saw this video, and i gotta admit it was a good one i didnt remenber about! Nice stuff
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  38138. Durrie - like Duh-ree not due-rie (say it fast)
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  38139. A list of funny commercials and no VW darth Vader one ?? Meh
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  38140. 3:44 Yeah... "designed"... A certain Czech brand would like to differ... Great video as always Ian👍
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  38141. I live near Mount Panorama in Bathurst and you don't want to go there today because it's 4 degrees Celsius and it's raining pretty hard and the winds very cold yet another good video keep it up cheers.
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  38142. There is an other little truck for you: Lindler Unitrac. It's a farming equipment that is use in the mountain area, it can have PTO in front, in the middle and in the end of the vehicle depend on what you need
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  38143. I prefer to make my own vanilla coke by adding a shot of Butterscotch Snaps into it.
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  38144. My Son is a Teacher. He loves it.
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  38145. In pcars2 FA (F1) with a good setup you are basically flat from the cutting to skyline.
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  38146. You know this is aircooled, right?
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  38147. I so cant wait to see this museum when the wife and i start our lap of Australia... I most look forward to seeing the first road train. Apparently 1 of 3 unconfirmed 4, 1 went to Russia, 1 here in Australia and im not sure in the 3rd.
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  38148. You should check out the mexican hoon cartel youtube channel. It’s a bunch of australian street drifters. It would be fun for you to see some more common car culture
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  38149. thats a Ford Ka, perfectly discribed when you said "smaller than a focus or the fiesta even" as they are the smallest Fords in the early 2000's in europe
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  38150. I love them too! It must have been a fun first car. Jealous. I did get rides to school in one back in the day though, so I can't whinge.
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  38151. That was a kool video thanks Ian 🇦🇺
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  38152. Now there is a clip of the Native Big Bearded??? Attacking the Lesser known Caramel Cream Cacao Krispy(also known as the Tim Tam,) Due to the graphic footage and crumbs that were mercilessly hunted down the True massacre could not be shown..
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  38153. for me its the mint
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  38154. Hi Ian congratulations on reaching 100,000 subscribers and a lot more coming.your channel is so fresh and great to watch.regards j….p.s. on a bit of a sad note we lost another amazing driver this week (Ken Block).he was an amazing and talented driver.
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  38155. ...and we here, dying of thirst :)
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  38156. Hi Ian. This tornado is a very rare occurrence here in Australia, my sister lives very near to this area and is a home care nurse that has a patient that lives in Medow Flat. Thankfully her patients house survived and my Sis is okay. But thank you for your video on this news item and your care for the folk affected by it. Thanks Mate.👍
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  38157. When I get out of home isolation I’ll send some other stuff they’ve forgotten to so
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  38158. My favourite YouTuber
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  38159. Ian ,in the Dandenong Ranges here in Aus we also have a tulip festival which was only recently held.
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  38160. Hi from Czechia. Praga and Samson ( beers you didnt like) are not popular here.I've never even seen them in a store here in czech republic, so they're probably mostly for export
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  38161. But then you will become an Audi driver😅
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  38162. Totally agree about the restrooms. Should always be free. You often need a credit card to use a restroom in Stockholm.
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  38163. Onboards from Seton doing it are pretty sweet too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Ezbfk2RJs
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  38164. Nice that you watched the video I suggested Thank you
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  38165. I had a '71 VH Ranger 4 door with a 360cui. Was awesome with a 727 auto. Also one of my mates had a Mazda Capella with a 1600cc 4 cylinder.
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  38166. Was a great idea and you did well thanks.
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  38167. Yeah minigolf in Europe is kind a different, altough we also have miniature golf that is played on a grass as you described and we call it putting golf.
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  38168. Great job Ian, you did it the right way, I often have vegemite, not daily but still love it.
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  38169. Man I'm french and if you like the 2cv and interested in buying one, go buy it, easiest car to repair and also very fun to drive. Would be cool to see you in !
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  38170. I am not into cars but I am enjoying his joy! Cadillacs are rare here not available unless specially imported.
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  38171. Ian, before the Opera house was built it was one of the biggest tram [trolley] depots in Sydney ; called Fort Macquarie [ I don't know why ,but it did look like a Fort ] built in 1902 it was home to about 600 trams [trollies] it closed in 1958. Because the powers that be decided to get rid of our trams and replace them with busses .Sydney had trams [horse,steam , cable , electric for 100 years [1861-1961 ] and they have made a mini comeback from 1997.
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  38172. Cool 👍🤓
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  38173. To my knowledge, the returning kind is meant to be thrown into a flock of birds when hunting.
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  38174. Those coin folders are selling on eBay for anywhere from $23 to $35 each Australian. The limited edition ANDA versions are always worth more.
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  38175. Unfortunately Arnotts recently announced they’re discontinuing the Monte Carlo and Scotch Finger biscuits due to poor sales.
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  38176. BTW .. look up "schreitbaggerwettbewerb" ... aka walking excavator competitions... They're not only very skilled drivers .. but very competitive ones too. ;)
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  38177. You want to watch super cars,well watch the Sydney night racing on channel 7 mate
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  38178. YAY SA!!!!! this is sooo close to me, I'm on the mainland coast that looks out over this island :)
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  38179. Another great video, Ian. Trucks here are definitely made to different specifications to those in the US. Even if they are imported from other countries, they are modified to conform to Australian standards. The main reason for this of course is that they have to travel extremely large distances in very harsh conditions without breaking down. But most of the roads these prime movers drive on are probably the best you will ever see anywhere in the world, and they have to be as they support large numbers of very heavy road trains every day.
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  38180. Halfway to becoming a naturalized Aussie 🇦🇺. You've gotta do the Billy Tea with eucalyptus leaf, condensed milk and a chunk of damper with bush honey.... Then we'll consider you... Learn Waltzing Matilda enough you can reside it half pissed. 👍👍's up Yank, you're on your way. 😉
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  38181. Not just cheap airline, also the biggest in EU. With pretty new fleet and good saftey record. "The airline has never had a fatal crash and was named the world’s safest airline in 2018. It is the biggest in Europe in terms of passengers carried, becoming the first European airline to handle a billion people in August 2017 and has a fleet of more than 400 Boeing 737 aircraft and serves over 225 destinations worldwide." Everything is extra, they would charge to use the toilets if they could.(Owner has said as much). The seats don't even recline.. Wouldn't suggest for any kind of longer flight. With that many flights, bound to have a few bad ones. Personally only ever flown with them maybe 6 times, all but one was fine and the one was in bad weather(not super stormy, just turbulence on approach).
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  38182. We have to have lights on all the time. Greetings From Finland. P. S. It escpecially helps to see other cars when the sun is low and shines on your eyes.
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  38183. you should check them out on Bathurst
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  38184. Great Vid mate..👍
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  38185. With Aussie homes we have reverse cycle air con. So it cools in summer, heats in winter. Roller shutters on windows to keep out noise, light and heat, also protect house from theft. No basements at all or storm fallout shelters. Some apartments being renovated that are smaller and don't have an inner laundry, they've been putting both dishwasher and a wash machine in the kitchen. Pretty rare, but usually wash machines are in the bathroom or a European laundry cupboard. We find ceiling fans are better to sleep with in summer, giving a breeze instead of cold air. Our power voltage is stronger hence we have an on/off switch to our power points. A bit of added protection along with surge protectors for appliances.
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  38186. Don't underestimate the knowledge and skills in Czechia ( and other countries in the former east European/ sovjet part), the Skoda holding seemed to be the only company who were capable to make 10 meter diameter ballhinges for the "Maeslantkering" in Rotterdam.
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  38187. The look on your face at first was normal btw. Like “ew what’s this? Actually pretty good” Same as how people react to beer, and coincidentally vegemite started as the condensed scrapings from the bottom of beer fermenters.
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  38188. Lolz how every second f**k gets blanked but the c**t slides straight in. Aussie Aussie Aussie!!
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  38189. Enjoyed this video. Small reminder for you 100 days until the start of IOM TT
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  38190. Your're welcome, Laso does amazing special transports. I have recomended tons of video on you're discord and even here on youtube comments, but dunno why my comments are always deleted when i use my gaming account, Razudmezeghis, for doing comments and sugest stuff...
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  38191. I would think a really heavy and good balanced engine should be the best.
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  38192. Love when you dip into rally. <3
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  38193. Legitimate ive heard them.
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  38194. Ian, I am your father 😂😂
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  38195. Hi Ian! After taking a closer look at the Beetle, you should take a look at the military versions. The VW Type 82 and Type 166 (Schwimmwagen) and the post-war model Type 181. Definitely worth it...
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  38196. I love these videos. I would like to see Daniel more on videos alongside you
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  38197. Uh oh! Does she realize what she got herself into? Lol! Congrats!...and she should definitely do pink and glitter so it will keep you from driving it! Lol!! Good luck and have fun with it!
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  38198. Good job. Your pronounciation is awesome.
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  38199. I haven’t missed a race since 1983. It’s the best race of the year. I was lucky enough to go to Daytona for the first time and was equally blown away with Nascar and the pre race entertainment. I definitely want to go back.
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  38200. Enjoy the snacks. Those cars look good, but they would be expensive to run in Australia. 1 litre of fuel costs about $AUS 1.50 at the moment, and about 3.78 litres = 1 US gallon. So most cars in Australia are 4 or 6 cylinder models these days, and probably only 3/4 the size of your utes. Ute is short for utility vehicle, which l think you call a pickup truck.
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  38201. Also in the local dashcam videos there are mainly bad driving examples, rather than demolision and crashes that are so common and main content in Russian and also much of US videos. But this one of good deeds is also rare.
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  38202. good video ian the FX you see at 10-49 in the vudeo is the very first prototype being tested at the michigan testing ground in the usa this car still exists today in the national museum in canberra full restored it was hand built with 2 others at the times and later sent to aust they also made 10 pilot cars in 1947 on the bonnet is the letters G M H not the later HOLDEN lettering we need to send you don lofflers books he done a great series of books detailing the holden history i own and drive a 1953 FJ sedan currently under going restoration owned for 45 years
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  38203. Your somewhere near Hiroshima??
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  38204. tyres tyres 12lbs.
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  38205. I understand, it's not easy to find Belgian beers in the USA, 2 out of the 3 you got are good ones, leffe is not regarded as a good beer in Belgium :-) As a belgian i am bioust, but to me Belgium has the best heavy beers in the world. We do not have the best pilsner beers, but heavy beers, we have the best in the world. i am a fan of blond beers, so if you ever have the chance you should try some Westmalle triple, Deus Pax , those are just wordlclass.
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  38206. The ones in the end of the clip had Swedish licence plates and it was also likely from the late 1980s. BTW, the green car in the middle of the clip was not a Ferrari but most probably a Fiat 128.
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  38207. to your Question at 4:15 The Autobahn is only sequentionally speedlimitless most parts have a speedlimit of 100, 120 or 130 km/h (60,, 75 or 80 mph). Also you as a driver in the limit less sections are suspected to go a so called Richtgeschwindigkeit (target speed) of 130 km/h (80mph) wich means most Cars are going to be about this Fast exept Trucks. Also in Germany you have the Rechtsfahrgebot (drive on the right) what means if you have the space you have to drive on the right side of the road so a faster car can always overtake (in theorie). I hope i can help :D
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  38208. My nephew married a Mexican Texan, she lives in Australia now but misses good traditional Mexican food, our mexican is very different in Australia , so she flies home to see her parents once a year and indulges in real Mexican food lol
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  38209. You need to watch sick puppy 4x4 one of there older videos you will love it there Aussie 4x4 YouTubes and they do a lot of other things give them a try
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  38210. Yes Holden has stopped being made in aus but we still have dealerships as that’s just our car sales yard but they just get cars shipped here instead of making them here.
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  38211. https://youtu.be/PfTnHkyCsFA Hey I think you will enjoy this video of an iconic Aussie country singer, John Williamson.
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  38212. Soft sand, gotta be fit for 3hr race. Gotta be fit full stop for motocross, its a different animal. ✌🤠
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  38213. Pinzgauer can be a daily driver and do highway speeds. There are a few places to buy them. I had one for a few year back in 1999. It was amazing. Wish I still had it.
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  38214. Ross reviews channel and Kev spec channel. 2 great channels to have a look at for the mighty BARRA
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  38215. We actually call it a shopping trolley because if it’s just a trolley, usually it’s anything with wheels that can carry something and wheel around. What you call a grocery store we call it a supermarket and most of the time a supermarket in the shopping centre as you would call the shopping mall. Our main supermarkets are Coles, Woolworths and Aldi.
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  38216. Hi from Oz, we love you. ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🦘🦘🦘🦘🦋🦋
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  38217. Been watching all forms of motor racing for almost 50 year's and raced for 40 year's, these car's are great to watch thier fast as fu#k usually great battles going on 💯👍
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  38218. Congratulations IWrocker, I am so happy for you and yes you and your family deserve it. I love your wife and your father in law also, and your children are soooo cute. Fantastic news.
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  38219. Meanwhile in Hungary: Ballpoint pen Vitamin C Chemoton Coach (carriage) Cristóbal Carbine Crumple zone Electric motor Carburettor Telephone exchange FÉG 37M Pistol FET amplifier Field-effect transistor Gomboc Hydrogen bomb High-performance liquid chromatography Holography Impulse generator Janko keyboard Jendrassik Cs-1 Kalman filter Kodály method Kovats retention index Lactobacillus vaccine Low-level laser therapy Match Neutron spin echo Petzval lens Plasma display Puck puzzle Ramjet Rotary phase converter Segner wheel Telephone newspaper Thermographic camera Transformer Transistor Mechanical Turk Ultramicroscope Variable capacitor
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  38220. Very true mate , but the V8 supercars have far more grip and corner waaaaay harder , i would love to see a Nascar go around Bathurst
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  38221. I think a country's automotive heritage is part of its spirit, and from Europe to Hollywood we've seen that America is huge, the cars are huge, the trucks are huge.... Everything is big. And this is part of the American mentality and spirit, it gives you character and personality. As a Spaniard I prefer a thousand times to go to the United States and see a Peterbilt than a stupid Scania. Keep your culture, your cars, your trucks, because it is part of your way of understanding life that we admire from other countries.
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  38222. Video needs a ozzyman reviews commentary but without the language, check out his dropbear video from a couple of weeks ago.😂
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  38223. I live in Victoria at the foot of the snow fields. We have about a 4 month ski season depending on the weather. Australia has about 4 popular ski mountains.
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  38224. Check out the Toyota hilux bugger ad.
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  38225. Military personnel in Australia is low because we don’t want join and guns aren’t legal we would rather enjoy our life unless a war or a dangerous threat came our way which the military population in Australia would grow ridiculously and 100% fact that threat would be China
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  38226. Omg... he finally did it!
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  38227. Cool. you don't miss much here in oz🤠
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  38228. Now that's a real vehicle test
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  38229. I'm a truck driver in the EU, i have my license just over a year i love to drive anywhere in the EU. The most where i drive is the Netherlands (home country). Love your videos IW keep it up!!!
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  38230. Go for it mate, have a crack. I query I have I know u have corn chips but I was wondering what oil they use. We had our company try palm oil n sales plummet so they weng back to vegetable oil. I hope someone sends u some cc (Australian owned) corn chips.
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  38231. I absolutely love your channel, especially your videos on Australia. Dick Johnson raced in nascar in America, he was one of the cars in Days of thunder.
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  38232. NFL football games at wembley? I highly doubt that. NFL is only in the US.
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  38233. Please try and react to some of the Carwow drag races. Not sure if they let people but youll be sooo happy cause there are sooo many from hypercars to f1 vs moto gp vs Bugattis and so much more.
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  38234. You did say at one point "wow we're starting a rave!" 😂😂😂
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  38235. Not sure you know Ian but the touring cars/V8 supercars are mandated to run locked (spool) diffs, which makes it even more impressive being flung around some of these corners. You really have to corner them with the throttle otherwise they will understeer badly.
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  38236. Polish guy here. When you mentioned rolada it makes me hungry. By the way, as far I remember we've got does in Poland to.
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  38237. Just out from Shannons on the Holden Ute Story (with a few early model confusion errors) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlF_fI6g5F4 The time around Nurburgring is only bettered by high performance sedans and sports cars.
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  38238. Aussie Aussie Aussie. Cheers mate
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  38239. In my younger days, my friends an I used to be sat 5ft away from the track while those group B monsters flew past, jeez they were so loud!!!!
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  38240. Love watching your family opening up these packages. Your kids are adorable. Aussies are definitely a generous bunch and I love the way you guys so appreciate the things they send so much. New Zealand also has a pretty big car culture for a small country. Drag racing, lots of Hot Rods and Muscle cars. Lots of events and car shows. I know you love Holdens but if you're interested search you tube for some videos of The Beach Hop. An amazing yearly event held in the small town of Whangamata in the North Island of NZ. Thousand of people and beautiful cars. That's life magazines are my favourite. I buy one every Week.
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  38241. In the EU we use inches for car wheel size, tv screen size and plumbing. Cause is just a more rounded number.
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  38242. You should check out some videos on some of the tracks in New Zealand, Tracks like Highlands, Hampton Downs and Pukekohe Park are some of the most underrated tracks in the world and highlands is definitely the most beautiful
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  38243. You made my day reacting to this My favourite episode is Lez's enlightment
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  38244. i love watching these, they are insane
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  38245. These are no inlets at the wheels. These are outlets, pulling out the heat from the breaks
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  38246. Yanks can't do accents. Aussies can do ANY accent.
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  38247. Senior Sepak Takraw Finalist 50 years old, Thailand https://youtu.be/b37kI9EAIpw
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  38248. Love these reactions to v8 super cars, you should also check out some of the support categories as they have some great racing as well, like improved production and touring car masters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9UPw5BQ33U&ab_channel=MotorsportAU this is a personal favourite of mine, jordan cox has some great highlights on other tracks including bathurst.
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  38249. I found a huntsman in my bedroom last week, easily the size of a dinner plate. It was on the back of my bedroom door so I was trapped in there, had no spray or shoe to kill it so I literally through everything I could grab at it 🤣 Lost him and slept in another room 😬
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  38250. Sydney is such a cute name!! Beautiful family! Congratulations! :)
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  38251. Have you looked up dirt circuit if not I suggest giving that a go hear in south Australia we have some great events
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  38252. The flat out lap is way better I recommend it a couple of times this week 🤷🏽‍♂️
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  38253. Nearly got it bro mean az
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  38254. If you haven't already, you should check the small movie "C'était un RDV" by Claude Lelouch, a high speed run through Paris made in 1973... Stil nerve wrecking ^^
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  38255. @10:56 That mog kinda reminds me of my childhood tv show "FIREMAN SAM" especially those wheels👍😁
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  38256. We are about to embark on our third trip to the USA🇺🇸from Aus🇦🇺; and we love it, we love the confident,bold and brash yank and yes you guys do have a lot of flags compared to us but we love that you guys do and so stay proud and brash, your big advertising bill boards,big oversized flags at car yards, big Bass Pro Shops and Cabellas, big cities and land marks(Golden Gate Bridge)(Niagara Falls)(Grand Canyon)(Mt Rushmore)(Washington DC)(Las Vegas)etc are great😀
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  38257. Heya Ian, your mopar car is a valiant charger by Chrysler. Apart from the charger title and the Chrysler connection it shares nothing with the Dodge charger(forgot they are both 2door cars). Chrysler connection.. Sounds like a Gene Hackman film or a muppet song. Ah well.
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  38258. Great review love your enthusiasm.
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  38259. Yum yum yum! But you needed much more ice cream IMO!!!😆😆😆 and more milo! Now I need ice cream🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
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  38260. Yep different girl different segment 😂
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  38261. You not even see the police Audi R8, the Subaru WRX or the Honda CRX that they have here in Portugal 😅😅 The tow truck with blue lights is from police, orange lights r private companys, and i think it was a Iveco, you can imagine a Dodge/Fiat/Iveco with a flatbed.
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  38262. As you're into number plates - when you see a Belgian number plate starting with 'zero' (0), it is registered as an oldtimer (over 30 years old). Normal number plates start with 'one' (1) or more recently 'two' (2).
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  38263. That was an ss commodore with a 304 5L v8, they brought out an ss group a of that car called the walkenshaw with full aero package and better intake set up that won batherst in the era of the Ford sierra dominating by Allen grice and win percey
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  38264. We did get the opel speedster in the U.S, but we got it as a lotus elise
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  38265. We get all sizes and in glass bottles and in cans also in Australia and I have to agree glass is better.
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  38266. I met Shane outside my work, he asked for a light for his cigarette while walking along Elizabeth St. RIP.
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  38267. Rally drivers are nuts. I can't think of a different form of racing, besides maybe the IOM-TT riders, that need better reaction time
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  38268. IMO the only thing that is good at Maccas is the coffee.
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  38269. The US has different laws and manufacturing processes. In Australia it’s law that chocolate must have a minimum of 30% cocoa solids, and our good dark chocolate sits at 70%. It’s only 5% in the US. Which might explain why Ian said he tends to prefer dark chocolate. And Hershey’s pre-sours it’s milk with butyric acid, which is why American chocolate tastes like vomit (that they then try to cover up with way too much sugar, or high fructose corn syrup these days). I find US chocolate grainy, too sweet, not chocolatey enough, not milky or creamy enough, and it tastes like vomit. No wonder they went crazy for proper chocolate! There’s just no comparison. I wouldn’t even call the American stuff “chocolate”.
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  38270. they are some time around even in germany on steep hills, i mself now its as the "spinnenbagger" (spider excavater in english)
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  38271. One good thing about Australia is it doesn't matter what state your in the 4WDriving is good no matter where you are and patients is key because a lot of places help is a long ways away and sat phones are needed in Australia because mobile phones won't cut it. In the last 10years more n more 4WD are out there and with the COVID the price of a second hand 4WD has gone through the roof. Good video MATE. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  38272. These are handicap "races". They usually do 3 over the course of a race weekend and adjust the start delays accordingly to try and get all the cars as close as possible to each other over the finish line. I know alot of us Aussies (and no doubt others) hang shit on the oval racing that you guys enjoy in the states and its true that as a tv spectacle it's a little dull compared to road course racing. However being in the stands with over 150,000 other fans and seeing up close the insane speeds the stock cars go roundy round does put a different perspective on it and makes it a lot more exciting/interesting.
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  38273. I meet this car on the road to this day :) hope u can try some younger or older Škodas too :) I really enjoyed this video! Im from ČR and I also got a soft spot for forigner cars. I bought an import from California just recently (originaly from Japan) and Im going to fully restore it... it will be hard to buy all parts from States... but it will be good challange :) Škodas will always be like "normal comuters" here but i got your excitement! Keep it up man
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  38274. best speed in a car was 326kph (202mph) in a 996 twin turbo Porsche , did it once and will never do that again
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  38275. The LDV & The CANNON are basically the same and are made by Great Wall motors in China 🇨🇳
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  38276. Awww Andrew is so cute! Soon he will chatting as much as Emma. Lovely mail time ❤
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  38277. Unfortunately they wont do a 1000 race with the old girls, the pits just arnt set up for them, and if you want to hear something being thrashed around bathurst check out Brocky hotlap in the VN https://youtu.be/SWOq94g2HB0
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  38278. The Muscle Car Scare was when a motoring journalist named Evan Green wrote a story about these cars, the proposed XA GTHO could reportedly do 151mph. The Government overreacted and demanded the makers cancel the cars. Only three prototype XA GTHO race cars and one production road car were ever produced. The V8 XU-1 Torana only existed as three rough prototypes, Holden going to the local 308ci V8 in the subsequent model, the bigger LH Torana. Chrysler put up the 340ci V8 E55 Charger which was produced in small numbers.
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  38279. More great content, thanks. For truly outrageous outsize loads, search 'Mammoet'. Mind boggling stuff!
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  38280. You guys are going to have one helluva chew fest. Make sure you have those dark chocolate Tim Tams with dark tea, milk and no sugar thanks.
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  38281. When you do stuff like that, please link it in the description for those who want to play along and are too lazy to google 😀 Found it though and yeah it's really hard. Especially the small countries, where it's near impossible to make out the shape when you only know them from a normal map with all their larger neighbors and the entire country being pretty much covered by the caption text.
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  38282. If nobody else has, I recommend looking up usa vs European basketball crowds 👍🏻
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  38283. Bumbles is made by same maker as Violet Crumble. Both excellent, and both head and shoulders better than Crunchie imho. Dilute the Bickfords cordial with water, or better with unflavoured soda water (CO2 and water only).
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  38284. Your guide to the twists and turns of the Mountain, with a touch of history thrown in (trigger warning for mild gore: if you're squeamish don't read Turn 18): Turn 1: Hell Corner, so-named because a tree stump had formerly lain at its apex waiting for an over-eager motorcyclist to cut the corner and whack his head (which, since he’d be killed in an act of folly, would send him straight to Hell). Mountain Straight: It goes up the Mountain. 'Nuff said. Turn 2: Griffin's Bend, named after Mayor Martin Griffin whose idea it was to build a “scenic drive” (because he knew the NSW Government would never fund a racetrack) to create some work during the Great Depression. Turn 3+4: The Cutting, because it's literally a cutting in the rock. Turn 5: Griffin's Mount, see above. Turn 6, 7 & 8: Reid Park, named after Hughie Reid, the Bathurst city council engineer who actually designed the "scenic drive". Turn 9: Sulman Park, don't know. Turn 10: McPhillamy Park, named for Walter J. McPhillamy, another former mayor who owned* most of the land at the top of the Mountain and donated 15 acres to use as a park. Turn 11: Brock's Skyline, named of course after Peter Brock; before 2006 it was just Skyline, which had nothing to do with the car above and everything to do with what you can see as you approach at full throttle. Turns 12-17: The Esses, self-explanatory. Turn 14: The Dipper (NOT the Corkscrew, thankyou DW...). It's a sudden, stomach-lurching dip. And before the track was re-designed slightly in 1987, it was a lot worse. Back when it was a production car race, there were stories of cars flexing so much their windscreens popped out in the Dipper. Turn 18: Forrest's Elbow, named after the unfortunate Jack Forrest, a motorcycle racer who scraped his elbow down to the bone after laying his bike down there. Yuck. Conrod Straight: renamed such after a conrod failure ended Frank Kleinig’s race at the 1939 Easter Meeting. Turns 20, 21 & 22: The Chase. The most recent section of the track, built ahead of the 1987 race because it was due to be a round of the first (and only) World Touring Car Championship, and the FIA wouldn't let them have a straight that long. Conrod use to head straight down all the way, so if you missed your braking point you'd be halfway back to the main street of Bathurst before you came to a halt. Now you negotiate a right-hander taken absolutely flat out and then do all your heavy braking amidst acres of kitty litter instead. Only at Bathurst could the addition of a 300km/h corner be called a safety upgrade... And finally, Turn 23: Murray's Corner, which was called Pit Corner until Bill Murray crashed his Hudson there in 1946. There you go, that's one lap; only 160 more to go... You absolutely can drive this track almost any time if you're in the country, it's a public road most of the time, albeit with a strict 60km/h speed limit and frequent police patrols (you have been warned!). If you really want to see the GT-R driven properly, though, check out Mark Skaife's Shootout lap from 1991. He wasn't showing it much mercy. Edit: The car ahead is a Ford Sierra. That by itself shows that the GT-R driver is taking it easy - back in the day the Sierra was a 550hp, tyre-melting monster, and Godzilla would waltz past it virtually on a whim. *We'll sidestep the issue of First Nations people actually owning it, and just point out they weren't called the "Bathurst Wars" for nothing.
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  38285. Check out more vids from motorsport moments please!
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  38286. G'day Ian. Glad you found Blendline TV. Lots of grassroots Motorsports that deserves a wider audience.
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  38287. I was at that race I was 10 years old it was cool
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  38288. Hi Ian, what you haven't talked about is how people of the world drink coffee. For instance , I for one only like pressure forced coffee with milk but my wife will drink instant, coffee bag, granular and pressure forced coffee and she drinks it white. We have friends who like theirs drunk black only or with a spoon of sugar, others that drink only short black,s. I once again I only drink coffee a couple of times per week but my wife drinks coffee every day. My experience with American coffee drunk in America, is I found it week and bitter compared to the same brewed coffee we have in Australia. It all comes down to what is available in our own countries and what we have gotten used to. One last example , coffee in France I've drunk I found very strong to my liking, Turkish and Greek coffee to strong and gritty but to these counties it's their norm. Enjoy your video's , keep it coming.
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  38289. When you think of how big video cameras were at the time that's great footage. I remember trying to do some recording in the early 90's with bike racing and road riding and the interference just from the bike's electrical system played havoc with the recording, so there must be some really good shielding, or maybe the bikes have no charging system at all and are running the whole race just off the battery.
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  38290. Please do a reaction about the fire trucks, ambulance and police services from Chile! You can search Cuerpo de Bomberos de Santiago or simply Bomberos Chile, we have a crazy style between American and European
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  38291. We USED to have a Chrysler factory in Adelaide. It changed to MITSUBISHI in the early 80's though.
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  38292. jumpy's, LCM's and ovaltines are like staple snacks from lunchboxes at school back in the day. an LCM is ricebubbles mixed with some other things combining it into a bar
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  38293. You f#£¥en mad bloke that was so f+×÷n helourouse that was so funny loved it mate ya killed it
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  38294. Very impressive
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  38295. I'm from San Marino. The country of thie event <3
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  38296. mate, if you are gonna talk... please pause as i wanted to hear the drivers talk
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  38297. somebody send this man a packet of crowns. King amongst biscuits
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  38298. The best touring car of all time
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  38299. Hey Ian,maybe some more good old Aussie truck racing.
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  38300. lmao . bob jane . he ownes one of the biggest tyre services in australia now , bob jane tmart .
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  38301. Your father in law has a nice moustache haha. My mates living in the outback also have big moustaches like that.
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  38302. Trumpy IS your best president. Im Australian and didnt like him at first, about 18 months in his presidency, I noticed he kept his promises, I have never seen a president or Pm do that, so since then I have been doing a lot of research on him and the democrats, and America has gone down hill since Biden was installed.
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  38303. Love your videos man, you should watch Travis Pastranas Mt Washington record, hello from Australia!
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  38304. It had to be rescheduled because Covid is pretty big in NSW at the moment, with lockdowns etc. So they changed the date hoping things will be back to near normal by December, I think it is only for this year and will go back to October next year.........
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  38305. The little maroon ute was an early Mazda . In most states, it's illegal to u-turn at traffic lights with a few exceptions. Damn we do love other people getting pulled over hahaha
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  38306. I was at that race. The one thing I liked about the circle track was that you saw all the action.
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  38307. Hey mate love the content. You need to get a bottle of Bundaberg Rum (Bundy). That is truly an iconic Aussie drink.
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  38308. Pavlova is amazing
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  38309. I grew up in Denmark in the 60's and 70's, and Citroen 2CV was VERY common in the street picture along with VW Beetle, Volvo Amazon, Opel Kadett, Austin Mini, BMW Isetta and a few others.
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  38310. i just love spain and portugal for wrc
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  38311. mother nature revenge haha ,, do reactions please
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  38312. Haha! Well done, mate, you can be an honorary Aussie. If you happen to come by some more Tim Tams, you should try doing the slam with some straight rum. It'd put a horn on a jellyfish.
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  38313. That’s personalised number plate :)
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  38314. Hi Ian, you should try doing some geoguessr rounds in Australia. I'm sure a lot of the towns and cities look completely different to what you'd expect. There's also a map called famous Australian places, which is great. There is a sporcle quiz called "can you name the Australian Americans for each clue" - it's interesting how many celebrities can be forgotten Australians (to Americans, that is, we always remember them)
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  38315. She shitting herself so much l bet her pants changed colour, good laugh, cheers mate.
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  38316. The Peewee PW50 50cc Review https://youtu.be/35sb3yvle80
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  38317. You should check out Tracktor Pulling too, some of those are crazy.
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  38318. put a 72 cortina 250 cross flow in there , be a whole different ball game lol
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  38319. we can have plates in a few different sizes here, slimline fronts, USA/JDM/EUR sizes/scales, perspex instead of tin as well as our normal size.
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  38320. Fun fact; The ad for the Audi Q7 V12TDI, was the car pulling a plane
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  38321. Sup ian watching from tauranga nz.🤙
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  38322. Moza R5 and R9 bundles are very good
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  38323. Happy Birthday Daniella. 🎉 Hope there's lots of Fairy Bread and Tim Tams.
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  38324. :trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  38325. Finally an american seeing good racing…
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  38326. 14:09 You actually made a Skandinavian flick there, Nice man! :)
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  38327. Check out Nigella Lawson's website and her recipe for Pasta with Vegemite. Trust me Ian, Australians do eat Vegemite off the knife and it's not strange at all. I've never tried Promite.
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  38328. awww thats so sweet ian , seriously , im sure yu got aussie blood mate .
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  38329. 5:00 In Germany (and switzerland too) fire departments often get cars that were meant to be scrapped donated by the scrapyard to train with, the green one in this video was probably that too. Just someone's crashed, retired car that they got to train with and they just filmed it because why not.
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  38330. Hey Iwrocker, I live in the UK and I've driven many many different vehicles but whenever it would come to driving an automatic, I would feel as though I dont have the same precision or control over the vehicle as I do with a manual. Wherever buying a new car would actively avoid automatics because I always enjoy the drive more whether it be for daily use, or leisure with a manual transmission vehicle. P.s, just found your channel and like your energy will subscribe. Peace
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  38331. No frat houses or sororities here in the UK. I watched Animal House, I know how it goes!!! 🤣🤪 Toga Toga
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  38332. Well done bloke, you can add cheese on top or smashed avo if your a bit fancy. You need to try tim tams, and milo now.
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  38333. Have you ever checked out Juan Pablo Montoya’s record lap time at Monza? It’s amazing!!! I think that record still stands.
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  38334. Nevermind… his time was 19.5 I think. But you’ll appreciate the sound of the V10.
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  38335. We can thank America for the helicopter tour idea
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  38336. I'd still like to get a grange or g6e turbo.
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  38337. I live with one of NZs best locksmith who's helped write laws in NZ regrading locksmithing and security, he's told me trying to program keys and prox cards is a nightmare because we get everything from everywhere, we even get things from South Africa. Because of that a lot of programming tool fall short as you might think its a JDM car but when you go to program it you find its actually a EDM or some other country. Pretty much if it after a certain year and it doesn't contain asbestos, it can be imported (there's more to it but that's what it seems to boil down to).
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  38338. bang on point on debt collection, don't agree with anything they say.
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  38339. You need to react to the Goodwood final timed race and the insane EV fan car that beat the record!!!
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  38340.  @IWrocker  they are tough
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  38341. bros yard is massive lol
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  38342. Car on the front of Muscle Car Magazine is the Nation's Cup 427ci Monaro from 02/03 Bathurst 24hr I've sent you with links via email..This one is the Kevin Bartlett livery of 1969 freshly built recently by Garry Rogers Motorsport from left over bits from 02/03 Nations Cup Monaro competing in the Bathurst 24hr of the same era..have to do react video for sure
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  38343. thankfully i still have my father's 1981 falcon, along with his 1966 valiant, a 1973 valiant ute and a 1977 fairmont to remember those days by.
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  38344. The word is "up selling". Miss, why would I sell you this cheap car, if I can sell you this much more expensive car? You know, the Jones's just bought this SUV?
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  38345. I live on the Central Coast of New South Wales, which is one of the worst rust belts in the country. Even 20km inland here, something gets a mere whiff of the outside air and it starts rusting! Keeping stuff like this in a garage does slow down the process a lot.
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  38346. the hell did you find now
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  38347. Oh Dear Ian LOL
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  38348. Its like the barra in barracuda...that is how you say it
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  38349. HQ racecars were 6cyl very close racing and fun to watch
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  38350. Awesome gold mine of Aussie motor history
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  38351. The street sign was in Chinese. Fortitude Valley has China Town located in it as well.
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  38352. Yes that was in Holland alias the netherlands. Maybe a episode about older Mercedes-Benz v8 euro trucks is nice to..great episode this one..love the turbostars to💪💪
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  38353. 4:26 - even manual AC 😯😁
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  38354. You should search for more European cars, the small ones, Cupra (Seat Spinoff), DS (Citroen Spinoff), Peugeot Sport, Renault RS.....
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  38355. Man, I get PTSD seeing a VB can. I was a uni student circa 2007 and that goat piss was everywhere, and nothing - NOTHING - will get the smell out of the carpet the morning after an all-night sesh from your housemates. It really just reeks. Interesting you're a Coors fan though. Could that be Awesome Bill from Dawsonville's influence, by any chance?
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  38356. I always wanted to have a Opel GT. You got it rebranded as a Pontiac Solstice or Saturn Sky.
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  38357. You can buy these in America :) A guy in Colorado makes the magic happen. Google Left Hand Utes America
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  38358. The Luna Cat Tower is back👍
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  38359. Glass is better. I also like it in the can vs the plastic bottle because it's colder. There was a while back a limited edition 6 pack put out by Coke in AUS that was different glass bottle shape variations throughout history. Very cool.
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  38360. Happy birthday Ian. All the best for the day mate.
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  38361. Welcome back 🙂
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  38362. Mate as an Aussie i really enjoy your content , please keep at it
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  38363. Dickie Knee, and Mrs Macgillicutty was a similar character as Agro in the program "Hey Hey Its Saturday" made Darryl Somers a huge fortune for over 28 yearsish ... Like as a young adult you wouldnt go out on a saturday night until the show was finished .... seriously .... it ran on and off for years they tried to bring it back in about 2018 but the show wasnt the same and they threw in the towel and gaveup !!
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  38364. Chicken Salt is for French Fries
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  38365. For something interesting there was one year in the mid to late 90s where they ran NASCAR's at Bathurst as a support race for the Bathurst 1000. Maybe you would like to see NASCAR's at Mt panorama
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  38366. True Aussies love cheese and vegemite sandwiches
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  38367. You have to react to the dutch company brouwer transport they all have heavy duty scania's open pipes
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  38368. 5.0 litre V8. carburettor.
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  38369. Not just original spec cars. “Tribute” cars in good restoration condition are making big dollars. Example a LH or LX Torana in everyday spec is $20+K, but one in SLR5000 or A9X “tribute” spec is $50+K. And it’s not just classics, there’s a Covid tax on lots of vehicles, my Cross8 VY Crewman was near top dollar when I bought it at $10K in May. If I sold now I’d get $20-$22K.
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  38370. Pretty soon IWrocker will be titling his films "rally fan reacts to..." 🤣
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  38371. Brown water, stone pebble beaches, pale cold looking people... Yep, no footage of Australian beaches there!! Australia doesn't use the word 'basement' Research fail.. :D
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  38372. Beers to try 1 Coopers Extra Stout 2 Coopers Pale Ale 3 Coopers Vintage 4 James Squires (All) 5 James Boags (also have great ads) 6 Monteiths (NZ), Black
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  38373. Happy Birthday Ian.I am a new subscriber and I live in the Far North Coast in New South Wales.I was wondering if you did any videos on Aussie singers and bands.If not but might be interested go o no to YouTube and look up John Farnham,Jimmy Barns from Cold Chisels,AC/DC with Bon Scott,Little River Band(which John Farnham was lead singer for a while.He is a K so know as The Voice).There heaps more singers and. Bands so if you want to know more you can go and have a look.Australia also has some amazing waterfalls
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  38374. I'd love to get one. This is definitely the Raptor killer we've all been eagerly waiting for. But, my 2017 Power Wagon will have to do for now. I agree Ian, I give the edge in looks to the 2016 TRX teaser truck. I think Ram has hit it outta the park with the 2021 TRX.
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  38375. You really need to watch Peter hickmans 135 lap on board. Oh BTW TT 22 starts qualifying tomorrow
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  38376. Since you have tried Belgian Beers, why not try Belgian Chocolates . I want to see your reaction on that. Greetings from Bruxelles.
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  38377. Qld sent me ✅ https://youtube.com/channel/UC7pVOdphdaurzUbNkQKgIGw
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  38378. Up there with Nurburgring!
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  38379. Awesome video !
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  38380. You're welcome, happy to help. I hope that it made sense. Australia Day is our national day, not sure how else to describe it. We still have a governor general who is the Queen's representative in Australia. And no, someone probably already answered your question we don't say jello, we say jelly. What you call jelly, we call jam. Other food name differences include: Australia USA Rock melon = cantaloupe Capsicum = bell pepper Biscuits = cookies Scones = biscuit Chips = fries Soft drink = soda/pop I'm sure there's a lot more examples but it's fun to find the differences. Happy to answer any questions you might have so feel free to ask.
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  38381. I love hill climb. Honestly he beat motorsport
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  38382. Indeed - depending on spec', it can run closer to £150k!
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  38383. In Australia we use RON 91,95,98 and E10. Also not as common anymore is LPG ( Propane ). I have dual fuel with injected LPG and can use either petrol or LPG. At the moment I’m paying 79.9c per litre while petrol is around $1.90. So much cheaper.
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  38384. Australia developed "racecam" specifically for the Bathurst 1000
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  38385. the navigators would have knackers the size of watermelons to sit in there with only a bejezes bar which does not stop, steer or slow the car no matter how much you push , pull or twist it
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  38386. Its always kinda fun when countries play with their money. In Aus, there are regular special edition coins, normally on the 20c, 50c or $1 coins. they have the most space for art. still very legal tender, really not worth much as cash. but big coins. Portraits, emblems, commemorations, anniversary's, that kinda thing. its always cool when you get a neat one. but their just in regular circulation, and I rather like that. I think my favourites are the Kingsford Smith and the Scouts. our notes are cool, but we have some cool coins to. we also have a One Million dollar coin. one ton of gold. the metal is actually worth less than that, but the mint says its worth a million, so It is.
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  38387. I am 32 and I want those. I could play all day long. FYI I don't have mental problems. Just want them 😂😂
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  38388. You don't have to have mental problems for such stuff. I'm 31 and i am playing with such stuff too 😂
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  38389. 1 line in Our national anthem actuallys is: Land der Berge Country of miuntains
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  38390. Netball is a popular participant sport in some parts of the world, particularly in countries of the Commonwealth of Nations. According to the IFNA, over 20 million people play netball in more than 72 countries.
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  38391. Fruchocs are uniquely South Australian made in Adelaide
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  38392. John Monash is a man u need to investigate. he planned the attack on Amien. (first use of tanks & infantry).theres mini-series & documentary's on him. Major highways & colleges named after him. he got the WW1 war memorial built. dude was a fuckin legend.
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  38393. I drive a 1994 4×4 Hilux tray back 460000klm on the odometer 2.8 diesel, not much for creature comforts or power but reliability and freedom is awesome 👍💯😎 Cheers brother 🍻
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  38394. I love Americans and how they see distances. "only 3 hours away" :-D In my mind everything above 45 mins away from me is a long distance.
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  38395. Another Holden built Chevrolet ute from 1952, well before the first El Camino : https://youtu.be/I9yWLUBYeg4 Another one snapped up by a US collectors originally from Australia. Holden built Chevrolet utes from about 1935 to this last version in 1952. Holden cheapest utes then in full production and the Holden built Chevrolets concentrated on more luxurious and expensive sedans in limited numbers.
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  38396. The reason the Ram is expensive is 2fold. A$ versus the US$ to start with it; importing it increases the price. Plus the numbers being brought in is small so that increases the price. Then there is the left hand to right hand drive conversion adds a bulk of money.
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  38397. I recommend vb beer. Ads
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  38398. Instead of blowing sunshine up yer arse, a glow worm literally has light coming out of it's arse! "G'day Daniella...welcome to the madness!" :D
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  38399. We are pleased that there are who follow the wonderful content of Road Bahrah. We hope you watch more videos and enjoy like us
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  38400. After this series you should do people are awesome car edition
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  38401. ey bro please react to barra dyno record
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  38402. Helmet cam - Craig Breen- Metro 6R4 Group B is epic 10:20 secs video. Highly recommended watch. Intense
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  38403. Ok how long do you think before they get under 2 min? Is it possible? 20 years?
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  38404. Me every day parking my Power Wagon...lol.
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  38405. They would likely be manual MR setups, so something around an Isuzu NPR 1250 size. The articulation on some of those trucks looks to be independent lateral swing arms, like the front of an old F100, which is why there is positive camber. The Uni Mogs use the chassis for flex and have portal axles.
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  38406. ❤ we love Volvo ❤️
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  38407. One of the greats and definitely the greatest driver to never win a Bathurst (came 2nd 3 times). Did win Sandown and the driver's championship a couple times though.
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  38408. Bauxite is the raw product for Aluminium with a Australia's largest smelter in Gladstone Queensland. Hey Ian, Do they have Cricket. Mind you are better than us at Baseball. Sheep is a based product of UGG BOOTS how dare do they take the name. Lamb is about $40.00 per kg, Beef $25 per kg and Pork about %10 per kilo. (2.2 lb). Where is Brisbane. Brisbane is more better than Sydney.
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  38409. King of motor sport!!!!
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  38410. It's my go to food when sick. It's about the only thing I can stomach when sick and you can feel it doing good! You did it correctly, hot toast, lots of melted butter or margarine and a light scraping of Vegemite! Good job Sir 👍.
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  38411. When I think of American birds I automatically think of eagles
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  38412. Damn, I love this; these vehicles do not give a rip no matter what you drive them on, climbing over hills like they're nothing!
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  38413. That's a ludicrous amount of Tim Tams. You guys better share them around, otherwise you're going to pop a heart valve! Onya Straya!!! 🤣🤣
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  38414. ALWAYS LOVE THE VIDEOS
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  38415. Oh, and some BTCC. It's an amazing championship that needs more recognition outside of the UK.
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  38416. there was a pilot that said in an interview, 10 years after group B was over, that he was happy to not drive a stratos anymore, because sometimes, to shed some weight on the car, lancia did put some fake roll cages MADE FROM CARDBOARD. Wich sound a little unsafe ;) If you really wanna see something CRAZY, research about the trucks they used in the PARIS DAKAR, before they implemented very strict rules for the trucks, they used to drive in the desert faster than the cars and bikes at crazy speeds.
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  38417. Let us be honest, these drivers are amazing, but who are the IDIOTS managing these events. Animals on tracks, cars seemingly parked on tracks, vehicles driving onto tracks. Not to forget the idiot spectators that stand on tracks. It is amazing that people aren't being killed. You could try Targa Tasmania.
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  38418. Let go to silver lake this year we have same days off lol
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  38419. Ian, leave all the models in the original packages because they maintain their value way better.
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  38420. Would be curious to see a comparison between auto parts stores between the us and aus, noticing a lot of that super cheap auto product placement around the track
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  38421. Most Holdens were usually just rebadged opal and vauxhull cars, with a hand full of gmc vehicles too, personally the wife has a Arcadia (gmc) and i have the RG Colorado. The last commodore build here (Australia) was the VE , funny enough due to the chev engines blokes would replace the lion badge with a bow tie.
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  38422. You are close with the pronunciation of Port Macquarie, it's pronounced "Mer-quarry" or "Mac-quarry". It's a popular for holidays and camping/fishing.
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  38423. There are some videos you can hear the co-driver reading the notes. The drivers don't see what's behind the next corner. They trust in their co-driver! That's really crazy...
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  38424. G'day Ian. , Surprised you did not know about the van at 3:45. It is a US Chevrolet Greenbrier Corvan or the delivery van version. Never sold new in Australia but imported in the past few decades to have something unusual in Australia. Rear engine air cooled flat six cylinder van version of the Corvair : https://youtu.be/TlKFyaBfkRc Saw a ute version in Melbourne a few months back. First I ever saw on the road here.
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  38425. You should check out the cranes. Mobile cranes, tower cranes, dock cranes, more cranes ...
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  38426. swb suzuki lj80 and jeep yj are definitely not ideal hill climb machines. i reckon a jeep cj6,cj8, or wrangler rubicon unlimited would eat that hill.
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  38427. Australian built cars I've owned: 1963 (?) XP Falcon wagon 1966 (?) HR Holden panel van 1966 XR Fairmont with the 289 V8 1967 VE Valiant with the 225 slant six (my favourite car EVER) 1969 VF Valiant Pacer (265) 1970 (?) VG Valiant with the 265 Hemi 1971 CH Chrysler by Chrysler with the 360 and the Torqueflite transmission 1974 Valiant Charger (245 model) 1980 something XE Falcon There may have been others that were somewhat forgettable.
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  38428. Please do a reaction about the baddest, fastest, highest reving DTM race car ever. The Italian beast! The title on YouTube is: Alfa Romeo 155 DTM (ITC 1996) - Davide Cironi Drive Experience (subs)
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  38429. Green Machine coin, special release from the Mint (got my bro the Holden ones!) Fruchocs (Froo-chocs) are an Adelaide thing...
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  38430. I remember fixing fuses at mum n dads as a kid & those entrance mats had those aswell. 🦘
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  38431. Ian, check out Honda's earliest efforts in F1 The RA272 (1.5L V12) https://youtu.be/UHSqnyoOv2E The RA 273 (3.0L V12) https://youtu.be/Tpym8zNcpxU Ferrari also made a 1.5L V12 - the 1512. https://youtu.be/vXsCbBxkr90 Ferrari ran a V6, a V8 and a V12 for 1964 (Surtees was World Champion with V8) and the V8 and V12 for 1965.
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  38432. Can’t wait for American reacts to the Ford Barra engine
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  38433. You should really get a wheel like fanatec they have best black friday deals right now and possibly get vr.
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  38434. Hey bro this spring let's do a video and I'll burn the tires on the challenger.
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  38435. Paralysis ticks are everywhere here.. YOu can't avoid them.... They drop from trees... Especially after it's been raining They make me really really crook and they also kill hundreds or domestic cats and dogs every year First time I have heard of the meat allergy thingie though
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  38436. 15 Days in a Road Train - Perth to Brisbane to Melbourne then back to Perth - Gear Changes have a look at this you will like it
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  38437. Lol - "Our food is really behind...." takes a swig of Powerade. :P
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  38438. Little known fact. Cricket was a popular game in the US before the civil war. My brother has a belt buckle commemorating an 1850s 3 way series between Australia, America and England which was played here
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  38439. Here in Slovenia we have 2cv fan clubs and the local club went on a month long trip through Australia (mostly outback) and they all come back without any major issues. If I remember correctly, this happened in mid 00s, so every car was quite old at that point. And as you said, it was lifestyle. No one bought it because they couldn't afford better car.
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  38440. Old legends never die
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  38441. I like my snags burnt its perfect 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  38442. Up the Maroons! 🏉
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  38443. Go find the hyabusa powered starlet...this is how rod used to drive home fromthe pub
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  38444. That's a possum having steer down, we have the same possums in nz, but they are classed as pests so we are aloud to kill them. Always see them dead on our roads and run them over myself.
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  38445. IWroker , do a video with a few friends over and have a taste test of people's favorite 3 flavours and some how come up with a winner .
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  38446. Congratulations Ian & Danielle. Sydney is a real cutie and is such a great name for her. I was guessing Matilda, but Sydney really does suit her.
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  38447. Burger Rings. "You know they are made from the back seats of Old Toranas." "Yeah they taste good but." That was an Ad for Burger Rings from the 80's(?)
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  38448. I LOVE IT
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  38449. Emoji map for Perth should be 🥵
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  38450. A situation you would never like to be in xD
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  38451. Mate almost nowhere has drive through banks apart from America :D
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  38452. I just found your channel but I love it (Aussie fan)
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  38453. Here in Brazil almost all houses are built with bricks and concrete. Wood is reserved for roof frames (just the frames, no wooden roofs with that waterproof covering), door frames and flooring (but most flooring is tiles). Wooden houses are frowned upon, seen as being not sturdy and requiring more maintenance. Also, here houses are made to last, even if you are not going to live forever in it, because you can always sell or rent it afterwards. So, in the end, we keep on fixing and renovating whenever necessary.
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  38454. Not sure ingredients in the Philippines but tastes excellent in the old school class bottles also.
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  38455. RedBull once did a F1 pitstop in zero-G as a PR stunt, can recommend
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  38456. The thing about driving the fastest and craziest cars. They are too fast. I know multipe Lambo/Ferrari etc exotic car owners who drive a Fiesta ST as a daily just because they can actually use the power. I jumped from a car that could do 0-62mph in 3.1s to a car that can barely do that in 10s but oh man Im having fun compared to it. Just yesterday my friend drove my car and was so weirded out by the fact that you could rev through the gears full throttle an still not be over the speelimit :D
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  38457. Sweet ✌🤪
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  38458. Same in Denmark.
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  38459. Hi i´m from belgian and wirk in a truck garage that services DAF vehicules. For us American trucks are amazing. The brand DAF is part of the American Paccar. So i have already sat in a Kenworth and a Peterbild. And its amazes me everytime how big they are. 🤩
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  38460. Awesome video. But nothing at all really compares to driving it n person. It's STEEP going up, and STEEP going back down. You mentioned in an earlier video about the corkscrew of leguna seca, that's one corner, half of the bathurst course is the same as that one corner. It's blind, its deep, steep, and crazy.
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  38461. Those Americanisms :P "Addicting" instead of "Addictive", love it :)
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  38462. Moza sponsorship 🤔 The joy on your face when you first went out was like a kid in a candy store 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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  38463. 🤙
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  38464. Don't feel bad about ř, I've noticed that even some Czech people struggle with it. You did better than some native speakers! It's like a rolled R and a Ž at the same time
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  38465. Don't forget the super cars are only 5ltr and 6500 rev limit
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  38466. Darwin 90°f in the top end and Hobart Tasmania 48° f is winter here
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  38467. That was a lot of fun to watch. I'm not really a gamer, but this is the kind of games that I like. I haven't played ETS2 in a while, even though I always buy the new maps, but I don't have the time and patience to play it for a long time. When I do, I like the long hauls, where you can drive from Turkey to Scotland or whatever. I would watch another video of you playing, when I find the time.
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  38468. Like my parents steep street in new Zealand , most cars will struggle in first gear ... I tried my dads pick up truck second gear it struggled
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  38469. I bring some rally recommendation. 😉 1. Here's a video from Rally Poland 2016, where Citroen's mechanics repairing damaged DS3 WRC in 30 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKBnPnYh8iw 2. And if you like Skoda, here's a video about Skoda Felicia Kit Car (it has english subtitles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c03VTFYC9to
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  38470. Basically a nearly 7 million dollar spectacle. Very cool indeed.
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  38471. Bit off topic - tell me you have seen the best car chase movie in history ( the driver 1978 ) !! Some epic and realistic chases between some amazing cars / pickups ! And no fake 15 + speed manual audio tracks !!
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  38472. The Isuzu was at one time tied to Vauxhall,which was the British division of General motors, ( Opel being the German division. )
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  38473. Front wheel drive burnout Noice from OZ The Ford Probe was a FWD vehicle and it was crap should have been RWD only but thanks for all your clip on Australia!!
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  38474. As soon as that started I thought it and then you said it. Wreckfest!
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  38475. I have a Skoda best car I ever had
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  38476. Pink was using strategy. Creeping up on the bank and using it for more speed. It worked.
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  38477. Once you try all the Tim Tam flavours you can start selling them! I’m sure they’re a rare find in the US so you can fetch a bit for them! $$$ Or you can share them with your friends when you have your barbie’s 😆
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  38478. These would have Been a perfect use of the the UC Holden coupe's and that base would have had the longer proportions ,, as the UC was looked down on over the lh and lx toranas of previous years tho now even a UC four banger pull the coin now lol
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  38479. 3:55 He held gas to the floor (pedal to the metal), angular momentum lifted front of the car 😊
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  38480. Nar still love ours and their different size Reason is for visually impaired is one and have Braille dots Also easy to recognise for visitors as well as colour But definitely interesting Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  38481. Oh that is awful! I'd have been so scared. Poor thing!😣.
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  38482. 1 last coment i notice that you were intriged by portugal just yesterday i saw a really weel produced vid about Madeira with is an iland in portugal i think that you would reaally love it this is the name of the video btw. The 600-Year Battle to Settle Madeira, Portugal
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  38483. Love the Subie! I have a classic 98 model WRX myself that i'm currently restoring to it's former glory (been parked in my garage for the last 10 years). Had it for almost 25 years and will probably still have it in another 25! If you want to you can even take a look at it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g63un6Qom2M It's a work in pogress, especially the paint haha but it's my baby (slightly neglected)
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  38484. I am a big bmw fan. I currently own 4 and one of them is an m5 so to say im into bmw is an understatement. BUT in the last few years they have totally lost their way...
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  38485. Anything he dose is gold and should be look up .
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  38486. Most of these I have never heard of and it's cool to learn about them. The only ones I knew about was the Yowie and Bunyip.
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  38487. What about z11 tahoe
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  38488. Hey guys love the video.. with the milo goes with milk or with plan ice cream and mix well
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  38489. my younger sister loves Starbucks. she's 22. so maybe the younger people are helping Starbucks as well as tourists like siad previously stay in Aus
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  38490. Your pronunciation of Melbourne is almost perfect! Melbn
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  38491. Tbh the fun with these cars is that you basically have to drive them flat out if you want to get up to speed or overtake.
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  38492. In answer to your question....yes, the coffee in Australia (particularly Melbourne) is that good.
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  38493. I think you'd like Bondi Rescue. Makes me wanna leave the US and move too Australia whenever I watch it.
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  38494. I would say that you are ready for a trip to Czech! You will have a blaster,,,,,!!!!! New you will not see a STOP sites on every corners!
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  38495. Awesome video man great family and wow those big American trucks ! Great stuff man. Also your father in law might be the king of cool
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  38496. Great video…Bit of trivia for you that came to mind as you were doing weather check at end. Even though us Aussies love the metric system we still like to measure rain in inches and flood waters in feet (at least up here in the bush we do) and our babies in pounds and ounces.
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  38497. Standing up to a roo is possibly the worst thing you could do. If it is a male it will see you as another male roo and try and beat you by grappling you, then leaning back on its tail and kicking you in the guts. If it doesn't disembowel you, cause internal bleeding, break a hip or rib, or cause deep bruising/cuts, it will try again. This guy was lucky, I reckon - you don't really want to be in striking range of an angry male roo's kick.
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  38498. youre a legend man
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  38499. I worked at Bunnings many years ago when they first started to expand and yes, they are modeled after Home Depot.
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  38500. 13b is 2 rotors ,20b is 3 rotors and 26b is the 4 rotors from the 787b
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  38501. Need to put about 2.5-3 times that on the toast and cut into 'soldiers'. Kids love it this way.
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  38502. You get al all black one of those snd cops will NEVER stop pulling you over
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  38503. Still say you to start a new Channel, " IWBeer from the world ", and get payed to get hammered on Youtube ! :D
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  38504. Two things you might want to look at is the 1936 Movie Robin Hood and the shorts the blonds were half in we called Hot Pants
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  38505. Try some swedish ones while you are here
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  38506. I will recommend the great barrier Reef as one of the next one's mate🤙🏼
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  38507. Its from czech republic :D my country f yea..
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  38508. Not going to look through 381 comments to see if anyone has made the observation. But, you may have noticed the chain-wire fencing beside some parts of the track. It's there to keep the kangaroos off the track. There's some video somewhere of a kangaroo bounding onto the track, mid-race. Hairy!
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  38509. Awesome video!
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  38510. The supercar mustang will change next year. It will look less weird because it doesn't have to meet regulations that are meant for 4door sedans, next year it will be mustangs and camaros and regulations will change to better suit there's 2door muscle cars, NASCAR fans will be jealous of the look of our cars (No hate).
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  38511. Yeah, some people take it outta context. Loving the gag reflex. Lol
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  38512. Funny stuff-i live in Broome....its definitely not a city :)
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  38513. Allanson taking Grice out, probably put alot of Ozzie's off. If the yanks were smart, they probably should of let us Aussies win, to stroke our egos.
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  38514. Saw the title for this and was like, good question 🤔 why is that? Love learning with you Ian, keep up the good work 👍💕
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  38515. i live in czech republix and kofola IS FIRE (my mom dosent like it idk why)
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  38516. The Tim Tam mcflurry had crushed biscuits and dairy milk chocolate sauce. Wasn't nice
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  38517. Tim tam baked cheesecake awesome
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  38518. A lot of the Europe countries it’s part of their building codes. That’s why they BK sign look like that.
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  38519. The US has some spectacular dessert for sure.I have broken down in the outback many years ago as a 20 yr old with a few mates,fortunately we had plenty of water ,it was in the Gulf country and we had the means to shoot a buffalo even so we became argumentative and stressed after a few hot dusty days.
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  38520. Man you gotta react to some hillclimb shit. Some pikes peak, also some Goodwood stuff... The cars at the Goodwood hillclimb are just insane, you got everything from the old beast of turin to F1 cars and Lemans cars going up that hill.
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  38521. There far from cheap. A rubbish XD Falcon will cost you $25,000+. Check out the price's. A original XY GT 351 HO will cost you $1 million plus.
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  38522. The Truck is based on the DAF F241
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  38523. I have watched a polish lady doing windmill blades of 60 meter, she gives the remote of the steered trailer to guys in the van behind her.
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  38524. Do your self a favor watch Love the beast by Eric Bana you will love it.
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  38525. Kubica has a reputation for being crazy!!! he almost killed himself in the world rally!!! . I have a friend who has had everything, Lambo, Ferrari, Porsche etc etc and he always told me the same thing, that the car that has run the most has been a BMW!! now he has a BMW V10 M5 and an Audi RS6 Performante plus.
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  38526. Lights like that are common in trucks here in Finland. we have long dark roads and at winter there is only couple hours of sunlight so you need proper lights to see where you going on narrow roads between trees. I have 250 watts of led's on my stationwagon and i feel like i need more.
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  38527. If your able to make money without being bound to a location, (like being a youtuber) these 'houses' could be interesting, but for any other 'working class', location is everything. Without income you cant sustain your house...
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  38528. I did some overseas traveling a few years ago. I had never had Starbucks but had heard the hype. I tried them first in Singapore. It was not good. I tried them in Manila. It was not good. I was staying a few weeks in Cebu and the only place to get coffee locally was a Starbucks. Weeks of terrible coffee. Funnily it was in regional Manila terminal on my way to Dumaguete I found a McDonald's McCafe and finally had a half decent coffee on my travels.
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  38529. This trips me out. It seems that 70 to 80 percent of videos I watch, you end up reviewing the subject a short time later. YouTube must be applying the same algorithm to both of us LOLZ
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  38530. Keep one of each packet and get a big frame done up with every flavor 😃
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  38531. Due to very dry air and clear sky, you can have over 40°C in the day, going to under 0°C in early morning. We had 43°C in afternnon in Burke mid west NSW, and slightly north travelling from there in that heat to Cunnamulla Queensland all in that heat slept in the 4WD with 5L water bottles outside overnight. Both 5zl wTer bottles were solid ice by morning 6AM.
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  38532. Check out our Masters series it's the best
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  38533. YouTube Australia Ute muster videos you'll love it
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  38534. If you like big and weird look into Big Lizzie that was the biggest tractor in the world and it had an inventive wheel design
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  38535. Mate Im not sure about school now but with the outback if your born and raised there you know the dangers, and it's so far away from the main population that kids can't wonder out into the "outback". Most danger is tourists who don't understand the conditions and the remoteness.
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  38536. Da goss make all sorts of parts for the refrigeration and air conditioning and heating. Everything from t/stats valves etc. we use them a lot in australia.
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  38537. I see Race 07 on the steam list! - I'd race ya! So there an idea - Host a race for you racing fans. Could be in Assetto Coursa or something like it - Thanx for the content.
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  38538. I drove a semi truck from Iveco and a curtain trailer and needed to deliver some parts for a laundry company in Bremen and I remember when I shoved up to the location I got pretty nervous cause I needed to back up the truck and the trailer through a small gate and it felt like going through a needle hole. And while doing so everybody got mad since I needed to block a 3 lane road to do so.
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  38539. I know how hart it can be to talk about food. I recomend you maybe would read the first two chaptwrs of Honore de Balzac, The Belly of Paris, where he describes the things at the big market in Paris in the 19 century, and he finds so many words to describe the food he sees, its unbelieveable and gives one a huge vocabulary on how to describe what you eat or drink.
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  38540. hey dude 🏎🏍 🙂 i don't know if you've seen this, if not then please enjoy, THE MOST POWERFUL ENGINES in the WORLD on AMERIKANO's page. some really jaw dropping and smile inducing stuff on this one. rock on 🤘🤘🤘🤘
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  38541. Newcastle Knights are Rugby League, a good team. Newcastle is their home and a pretty City. Raymond Terrace about an hour away and pretty. My husband came from Newcastle. All Post Offices sell stuff, some really good stuff. If you go to post something and forgot a gift. They have it. Several types of Mangoes are grown around me with Avocados, strawberries and much more. We are about 2 hours South of MacKay in QLD. Your Kookaburra socks are Sulphur Crested Cockatoos. Mackay is said Mckye
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  38542. 1000hp is common for the top class if I remember there 3 or 4 for classes. There a video on YouTube with one of these guys going over lake without sinking. And they add going over water in there courses.
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  38543. I was 8 years old! I never new this existed! Look up Garry rush! Absolute sprint car legend
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  38544. I have passed pretty much every supercar you care to mention, not just Porsches at nurburgring with my old diesel BMW.. track knowledge, car knowledge and so on counts for a lot there, to say the least. I am not bad at driving compared to most people, but as another guy said in a video, the difference is that a "F1" driver goes as fast or even a bit faster in the same car after just 5 or 10 laps as what took me 500 laps of practice to do...
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  38545. You should try walking up it drunk like I have many times.
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  38546. BANOFFEE is Banana Coffee
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  38547. They also had build Lanz Caterpillars for the works in the forrests. They've got chains like tanks. Gives a special sound when they passed on by...
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  38548. You should check out this lap with an instructor on the the Nurburgring Nordschleife: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXJzt4bRWR8 The car used is a modified VW Up (very small car). While it's modified it doesn't have crazy power instead it's a demonstration of what driver skills and knowledge of the road/track means. And it's an awesome guide to the Ring with a good bit of humour. (Lap starts about 2:40 and ends about 13:50)
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  38549. Finally an American who did it right. Well done. That jar should last you months by the way.
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  38550. That right there is a cool wise old bloke! Would have forgotten more than I have learned! No substitute for experience! Awesome 🤘😎
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  38551. #1 BBQ. #2 Pizza. #3 Cheese and Bacon & Chicken Crimpy. Nacho Cheese is another good one.
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  38552. Hey Ian, just found this AFL from your neck of the woods https://youtu.be/SfHyWr0nUFU Cheers Matt
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  38553. That first clip , the Rally-cross was other worldly . Holy Shit indeed . That " Safety Car " Driver lost his Job I hope . What an IDIOT . That Airborne Drifter ! Speechless .
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  38554. It's the same with Dr Pepper. The Aussie version with cane sugar tastes much better than the US version with corn syrup.
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  38555. I wonder if it's only meant to work at the EU speed limit of 80km/h for trucks. In Australia the truck limit is 100km/h and a lot of truck drivers do 110km/h. I wonder how it will hold up at faster speeds.
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  38556. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a map for 'bathers', 'togs', 'cozzie'/'cossie', 'swimmers' etc. or a map with a horizontal line dividing 'potato cake' & 'potato scallop'. 😅
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  38557. Too bad it didn't show the speed (or maybe partially). I would have wanted to compare the speeds to those when Misha drives different types of cars there.
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  38558. Not a fan of the oval tracks I like road course
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  38559. Ha ha east coast gets a slice of bread lol.. In Perth we get proper buns with our snags
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  38560. Makes me miss my old 88 VL Commodore.
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  38561. You guys are amazing 💕
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  38562. For a height reference, I'm 5"4 and I can easily see over the roof of one of these. Top of the roof would be around the 4"9 mark.
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  38563. Check out Colin McRea onboard footage from the late 1990's and early 2000's with Nicky Grist on the pace notes, sadly no longer with us, but the most heroic crazy talented rally driver you'll ever watch but ever so reckless which cost him his life along with his son and his son's friend.
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  38564. Bunnings = Home Depot in USA - but they have a Sausage Sizzle (Sausage with Onions & Sauce) run by Charity Group. They have everything you want & don't want. Retired Tradespeople do work there in some stores but the way to get some sanity away from home too.
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  38565. That is german. It was Thomas Gottschalk speaking, so this is likely the TV show "Wetten Dass?" Bets are made on some weird stuff guests can do, like squeeze a raw egg between two opposing trains without crushing it or recognize/read vinyls and tell the song scribe to the vinyl out of thousands of vinyls.
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  38566. Is there any difference in the calorie count?
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  38567. Try this and I'm yelling at you. MOO LOO LA BA or just google it. It's one of my local beaches here on the Sunshine Coast Queensland. Absolutely beautiful here.
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  38568. The Glass always tastes better. Here in Aus when I see Glass coke on offer and it's normally Treat day. So it's a go. Glass everytime. Unless there is Pepsi in Glass which is rare. Coke is like 80-20 compared to Pepsi sales.
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  38569. Haven't seen the ad with the hot air balloon but I noticed the Hilux was left hand drive so may have been a European ad. I think a Hilux in the US is badged as a Tacoma?
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  38570. Ian, the idea of Snooker is a mix of potting and strategy, what you did when you potted the pink, you left yourself Snookered with the yellow. That is what you want to do to your opponent, make things difficult for them, don't hand them the game. With the break you want to catch the last red in the pack, you don't want to open the pack up if at all possible, you want the cue ball back down to the top end of the table, and even better is if you can get it behind the yellow, green or brown. Watch more Snooker videos to get the idea of how the game plays. My only claim to fame is I played Stephen Hendry, 4 or 5 times when we were both teenagers, even back then he was a nice guy, we knew he was very talented but back when you're 13 you don't think the guy you are playing is going to have seven world champion titles.
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  38571. i drove 2, they are pretty good. Comfy, fast enough, economic, just a good small car, drives for years without any real costs in maintenance. If you'd just want a nice, trouble free car 15 years ago, you'd get one of these.
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  38572. two of them USA cars are still here .. Ian
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  38573. I heard today on the news that an old original first Commodore in mint conducting, the only one of its kind left, sold for $120,000 today. Also a 76 (maybe) Holden Monaro fold for $300,000 ! Somebody likes cars.
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  38574. Super Cool Dude🤘
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  38575. they also did an australian post video ...i get great guys in my area for the australian post but the way some people talk his post video must be true in some areas
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  38576. lol canada freaking so cold!
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  38577. Subaru acsent pretty sure that's America only and probably LHD.
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  38578. Love this machines!!! Good vid!!!
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  38579. Alice Springs also known as The Alice is one of those places that once you visit it seams to draw you back. Have seen the Todd river flood three times. For a bit of fun have a look at the Todd river regatta.
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  38580. Noice! It's also great with avocado on toast if you don't want to use butter. Yummy :)
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  38581. If you're coming to live in Australia, Get educated IN Australia. Your overseas qualifications are worth little to nil here.
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  38582. Alonso has good moments too. Recommended.
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  38583. Have a look at "Amazing Volvo truck braking" on Yannick de Vries' channel. It's short, scary, and features the american variant of semi, with the engine sticking out in front of the cab.
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  38584. hej Ian. congrats to 100k subs!
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  38585. Australia has every weather condition. kinda the mirror opposite of the USA, look up australian bushfires, floods, droughts and cyclones.
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  38586. Hi Ian ! dm stands for decimeter, a tenth of a meter. dam is decameter, 10 meters. hm for hectometer, so 100 meters. Obviously, countries using imperial will only know the most used in their daily life like "km, "m", "mm", "µm", "nm". Not sure you've ever come across pico / femto / atometer and other subdivisions.
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  38587. Hey bro It would watch a whole series of these racing games if you invested in a wheel it would be great to see you then try asking for track requests and then travel around the world in sim
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  38588. Proud to be Finnish. : )
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  38589. i have a 2016 GTS, these things are crazy. If you ever come to Aussie land, hit me up you can have a drive
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  38590. Hey bro the certificates on the Boomerangs are to help stop the cheap knock offs made by non indigenous people (usually Chinese imported) and cultural exploitation that actually take funds away from the locally produced ones that are genuinely made by Aboriginal people, usually from smaller communities. The size and shapes can vary with returning boomerangs like you have there. Hunting boomerangs fly very straight, can be quite heavy, are able to decapitate small game (ducks etc) or incapacitate or kill larger game (Roos, emus etc) even out at ranges upto 100M (109yards-328Ft) with reports of some of the old school hunters being able to take down a fully grown red kangaroo at over 160M (170yard-524Ft).
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  38591. Great stuff mate, I remember recommending this one a while back. Great to see you enjoy it 👍
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  38592. I have never heard "plum bum" before but I have heard it called "money box". as in, drop a coin in the crack lol
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  38593. Very nice Mate, some cool Utes there Bud.
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  38594. To be honest I was expecting the same brand of vehicle and then compare euro spec to American spec. Interesting to see the differences tho. I hope that all the Wrockers are are well. Much love from over the pond
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  38595. I'm a bit surprised by what was said about the mandatory conscription. It made it seem like countries in blue were the only free and peaceful ones with the "a sign of peace and freedom for their citizen", which is crazy because a lot of coutries in blue are or were recently involved in military conflicts whereas Switzerland and Austria are borh really peaceful and free countries. Also, the map about the name of gaz/petrol/whatever excludes avec country that speaks multiple languages.
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  38596. Drinks a Pepsi while watching a video on Coke. (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ Tis a Mango Pepsi btw.
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  38597. Try and find Larry Perkins drive in the wet on the Adelaide street circuit in 94. It is INSANE.
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  38598. Hey Ian. Love the channel. Do yourself a favour and google NZ deck oil adds 😉
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  38599. My favourite is what you call venom green…..spunky!!
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  38600. Ian I went to a few of the NASCAR races because I live about 10 miles from the track and although I preferred the HQ races (more action with spins etc) the sound from the opposite side of the track was just rolling thunder absolutely awesome noise my car mad son who was just a little tacker at the time was always glued to the action but he loved all forms of racing touring car and especially door slammer drags his big hero was Victor Bray in his Castrol 56 chevy for his burnouts all held at Calder Park an amazing place in its heyday.
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  38601. Hey bloke ! Love your vids and love your attitude. Just stay as you are and soak up the Aussieness lol ! Family is always first in my book also. Congrats on the new family addition news. Mate hand on heart would love to see you down here , in Melbourne as that's where i am from, but life is life, so if and when is good enough for me ! You have a lovely family, so just soak it up and enjoy. Australia isn't going anywhere, and will be waiting with open arms for you when the times arrives. Thanks for your great videos and your natural love a praise for our little Island ! Peace and love from down under !
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  38602. The cassowary eating the apple also eat rounded river rocks as big as golf balls to grind up their food.i remember a young bloke up near mossman pig hunting with five dogs ,dogs bailed up a cassowary,it killed all the dogs then killed him , they found him with multiple stab wounds.they jump in the air and kick outwards with a 6" 7" inch spikes so they can stab you head to toe.In saying that it's usually dangerous when they have chicks, most times they just run off and all you hear is them crashing through the jungle and the horn on the there head is for parting the jungle as they run.
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  38603. just imagin timo bernhard in the 918 porsche on the tt isle of man
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  38604. America treats it armed forces just as bad. People that signed up for Afghanistan were paid $15,000 up front. But if you were shot or hurt in any way and could not complete your tour you actually had to pay the money back!! Any other country would most likely put you on a pension if you were permanently incapacitated. For example in Australia the department of defense would put you on a TIP pension of over $1100 a week. Plus free medical and medication. You can even get a free ticket to the movies each month. In America it's stiff shit take care of yourself 😟
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  38605. Nice video ❤ When I was a little girl, this was a really fancy and modern car. Now it's a museum piece and I feel really old 😅😅
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  38606. Western Australian and NT are not very populated. Weird names in east coast too.
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  38607. Those cars are MEGA. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺
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  38608. lol football in the background. and this is soccer.
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  38609. Of course you Americans have this sport. You usually have it on public roads, but they drive mostly solo and drive Mustangs 🤣
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  38610. It should be noted that some of these drivers raced these type of vehicles back in the day.
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  38611.  @IWrocker  all good, thanks for your reply.
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  38612. You should check out a fight between male kangaroos. There's actually a David Attenborough clip on here showing a fight between two eastern greys.
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  38613. Next time have look at the other football code we have in Australia. It's called NRL or national rugby league particularly the Sate of Origin series. Now that's big hits.
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  38614. 02:12 you name it right ;)
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  38615. Omg you looked like a kid in a candy store watching this 😝
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  38616. Well, she's just beautiful and we are honoured that you called her Sydney. It's a lovely name anyway. Congrats to you all!
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  38617. love ya work mate. Have you ever reacted to the Aussie TV show " Fat Pizza"or "Housos" ( esentially the same cast doing 2 different stories about life in Australia).
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  38618. 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
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  38619. you tried and liked vegemite ,thats enough for me to tust you and subscribe to your channel :-)
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  38620. The blue one in the game is a Citroën ID i believe.
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  38621. Both chargers US and Australia were designed by the same guy Ian
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  38622. Great video, if you can watch Peter Brock in 1987 in this same race, where he is on slicks on a damp track at race speeds... Absolute legend of Australian Motorsport and one of the best drivers ever to turn a wheel.
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  38623. I had a 2008 power wagon with a 2 inch leveling kit and 35s and now have a 2017 power wagon with a 1 inch leveling kit and 37s I must say I believe the 2008 was a more capable truck it was way lighter and a bit shorter and as for the 5.7 I think with the 4.56 gears it powered the lighter truck just as well as the 6.4 powers the new heavier truck with 4.10 gears. Don’t get me wrong I love the interior and the look of my 2017 and it’s better on fuel but long story short, power, ride, towing and handling is very similar between my 2008 and my 2017. Like the videos keep them coming.
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  38624. Good luck Ian, I hope you get the truck back soon .. love you
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  38625. A lot more practice NEEDED when it comes to your camera work, not the best. Camera needs to go on a tripod mate. 👍✌ All in all lots of Australian goodies but can't believe how much Australian food you have now, WOW ! ! !
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  38626. COLIN BONDS OLD CAR PETER BROCK'S TEAM PARTNER
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  38627. Please do Estonia emergency vehicles video! There are not as many videos as you might need for a video but there is some.
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  38628. Mate you have to come down and see the race live
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  38629. Yeah, good one Ian. Looks like you had a chocolate hit. Lol actually, try the McDonald's fries and chocolate sunday, just as good. 👍
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  38630. Oh boy... I've been waiting for this one!!
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  38631. He lost me at " lamb is cheap " Lamb is my favourite and it's expensive af
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  38632. Made me laugh. Haha thankyou, how do I recommend a video? Found 1 on magpies id think you would like too see... Cheers
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  38633. The saddest part of these videos is finding out that Americans don't have things like Liquorice Allsorts or Sausage Rolls, or Smarties. What a deprived life you must lead over there. Thankfully we Aussies can send them to you. You have to have a go kicking that footy and show us the results. It is Fan-tales as in "Tails". A fantail is a type of small Australian bird. Also the wrappers of fantales are printed with a guess who? quiz of a celebrity's life - so they are fan tales. You probably won't get a lot of the Aussie celebs but they have a few American ones too. Would be fun to see you taste them and test each other on the quiz at the same time. Don't think I've ever seen a biscuit tin with a car on it before - usually they're like real sappy landscapes and "village" scenes. Geraldton is about halfway up the coast of WA. It's the biggest town in the area, and is pretty cool. Personally I prefer Kalbarri a couple of hours north. The entire area is just wild, untamed coastline with red stone cliffs and gorges. Plus a lot of shipwrecks, including the HMAS Sydney (WW2 battleship). The Albrohos Islands were the first part of Australia to be (unintentionally) colonised by Europeans. Established after the ship Batavia was wrecked there. Pretty gruesome and crazy tale. check it out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batavia_(1628_ship)
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  38634. IWrocker I believe that the Aus GTR's were the quickest gtr's back in the day (around the world tho that was just Aus and Japan I believe). Bit like Dick Johnson's Sierra's they had the most power I believe also when it came to the sierra's.
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  38635. Glad to see you back in the truck again. Had to be hard not having her around. As always love the vids and keep em coming.
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  38636. Playing both ETS2 and ATS both 1.30 version,SCS Software did pretty good job on these 2.
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  38637. The filmed Mad Max 3 in Coopa Pedy and one of my mates Rod Venables a crop duster did the flying in that movie in his airtruck aeroplane
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  38638. Make sure you read the book only after washing your hands post-timtam! :) lol
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  38639. You only need to bite enough to see the inside chocolate. It would be best with a hot chocolate drink than a coffee. 🇦🇺👍
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  38640. Hatchbacks, sedans, waggons, basically all low-slung, low-air-resistance vehicles. Fuel in Europe is insanely expensive compared to the USA. So you simply can't afford US pick-up trucks and other fuel guzzlers. Autobahn is the German word for highway/interstate. Basically three rules 1 only pass on the left, never on the right 2 when there is a sufficient gap to your right allowing you to merge farther right without constantly weaving in and out of traffic, you are obligated to merge as far right as possible. 3 always, Always, ALLWAYS check your mirrors and use your indicator lights when changing a lane, especially when you want to overtake; there can be a car zooming in on you at 180 mph / 270 kmh to your rear and left. Just because you WANT to change lanes, doesn't give you the right to change lanes if you create a dangerous situation by pulling out really close in front of a much faster car.
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  38641. Hey Man i enjoy you videos, I recommend u should react and watch "Ross Reviews" he does Aussie car Rev
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  38642. By the way, did you know they used to have a racing series on these trucks. At least one Finnish team was quite successful.
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  38643. Yep, that' Monza GP Circuit
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  38644. They are VW's! America used to do great station wagons!
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  38645. That big bird that swallowed the orange whole is a Cassowary (found in far north Queensland) whose claws can kill a man easily. Despite signs everywhere saying to steer clear of them, that woman obviously didn't realise the danger she put herself in! As for the spiders...they were all just huntsman...look fierce, but harmless to humans.
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  38646. I appreciate all the love you give to us Aussies.. word of advice - vegan chicken salt? Be careful. 🤣 😳 Also while I’m here, please remember - we appreciate the obtuse and sarcastic and pure unbridled honesty. Don’t feel compelled to sugar coat anything - we sure as hell don’t. 😉 Oh, and re the Shapes - it’s the flavour crumbs left the the bottom that is the true treasure. Thanks for sharing the love of our people! Look forward to your visit to Tasmania. (And the mainland if you really ‘have’ to)
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  38647. Congratulations what a very special new member to a great family . what a top name for a little girl. I'm so happy for you guys.
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  38648. Anything from Dash Cam Owners Australia, the monthly compilations are just gold, it’s a perfect lesson on how to curse like an Aussie. I’d also suggest the Crash compilations from the same channel, as well as the What Truckies have to Deal with ones
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  38649. I visited Cabela's when I visited Virginia last year, I was fascinated by the life-sized dioramas all around the store. The place was huge. My friends took me there to get skeets, it was the first time I had ever fired a real gun.
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  38650. My son likes some milk or ice cream with his milo 😂 but I only like it as an alternative to hot chocolate. Two heaped teaspoons with hot milk
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  38651. Hi bro you should check out beach hop nz, and Americana nz
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  38652. Need to try a McOz, it’s limited time only here but its sooo good. Just a big burger with the lot on it.
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  38653. If my memory is correct these cars were as quick as a formula 1 car( of the day ) up to about 180 ks (110 mph). Crazy times
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  38654. Check out electric classic cars on u tube with an electric rally car at the rally at Ceredigion in Wales
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  38655. Garn is a great channel. Great realistic satire
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  38656. Mad dog! Cheers. Fun facts: you can't bring honey to KI because it's home to the home to the world's only remaining colony of purebred Ligurian bees. Can't bring rabbits here either, there are no rabbits on KI. If you ever come a lot of people stay at American River, which would be quite fitting.
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  38657. I wish you two could taste our beers straight from the tap. Night and day difference
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  38658. I would love a conservatory. I think they're so beautiful. Imagine sun-baking in there in the middle of winter with a hot cuppa. Sounds heavenly. But it's probably a hazard here in Australia 😂
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  38659. the knives behind cabinets makes sense but other products no way
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  38660. What do you call a person who is dead drunk who can't stand up and can only crawl on their stomach? Magotted.
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  38661. seen carl a few times . yu leave the show with a sore jaw , funniest bastard ever lol .
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  38662. We have glass bottles here bro
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  38663. I'm Soo happy we can share our treats around the world. Try the Tim Tams next time from the fridge too. There is so much to try like a traditional Aussie meat pie and Sausage Roll. Looking forward to see more of your videos and commentary.
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  38664. I wish they would do Snickers with almonds out here Ian as I get a reaction from peanuts. Have ahappy new year from me and mine to you and yours.
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  38665. Saw Agro live when Jamie took him on the late night pub tours, very very funny show.
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  38666. Watching your channel for two years. And you can tell you have gotten better.
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  38667. Nice old Favorit in amazing condition
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  38668. I heard from another Youtuber (who was also a fan of road courses) that NASCAR are going to 7 road courses next season.
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  38669. What an honour a film maker knowing who you are. I personally have no idea who he is, but I hope his resume gets stronger.
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  38670. thing would be fun as!
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  38671. Tell Dodge to send you a 2019 Powerwagon to Demo...(-;
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  38672. Wow memories, I remember as a kid saying this everytime I saw a charger lol
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  38673. I loved watching agro every day.. so offensive and charming
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  38674. Like something like this https://youtu.be/XRhnGiCcrx8
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  38675. Hi Ian, the Renault 5 Turbo (the smal yellow car with the "Diac" livery) has really a wider stance in the rear. But Why? Renault took the Reanult 5 beeing a front engine, frontwheel drive car, and moved the engine besides the drivetrain to the back. So the result was the rearwheel drive Renault 5. I consider the R5 turbo the "grandfather" and the Reanult Clio V6 the "grandson", because Renault was doing the same with the much younger Clio, where they fittet the V6 engine with about 250 BHP in the Back and also the drive in the back. The Clio originaly was also a front engine, frontwheel drive car. Here you see some footage from the civilian versions of both of the cars side by side: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bv1u6XjGI5o, sorry poor quality but both cars are really rare. And the weird green car is a Ciroen DS, in french DS is pronounced déesse, which woukld be the french word for goddess, and the car was absolutely advanced for it's lauch in 1955! Here some Information about the goddess thanky to "Big Car": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flMvtuQ_u7M Sincere greetings from Austria, and thanks for your content! Keep it up! Günter.
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  38676. Yes platypus are venomous but I think it’s only with the females they have a stinger on the back of her foot from an Australian them self 😌😙
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  38677. Larry is one of my all-time favourites of Australian Touring Car history. Not only a gun driver but one of the best engineers ever to have built race cars. Brilliant. Just brilliant.
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  38678. Check out a TV reporter freaks out when a rooster flaps its wings in this hands now thats gold
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  38679. We have A1 sauce. It is full of high fructose corn syrup which stands out to our palette. It tastes very artificial.
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  38680. Na zdravi :)
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  38681. So you didn't eat it straight off the spoon like the other "American tries Vegemite" videos and then curse it. Well done. Butter is a must.
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  38682. Ooh early 😊 Rally is my favourite race, crazy races
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  38683. This was fun to watch, good on you for having a go. For pronunciation Kookaburra is Cook (as in cooking) u (up) burra; goanna go and anna as in the girls name anna. Loving the vids, keep it up!
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  38684. 4:01 the first Quattro to ever win an International rally, in Sweden, Feb 1981. Later won again on The RAC in November 81. Both by Mikkola/Hertz. Seen by myself in the UK forests on the Lombard.
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  38685. Try Slovenia next time... 🇸🇮 it is next to Austria
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  38686. The bus is a German-made Neoplan with a Mercedes V8 truck engine. Not sure what this model is called, but it's what's known as an interurban bus - more comfortable and powerful than a city bus, less so than a proper tour coach.
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  38687. G'day from Australia :)
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  38688. So is your birthday the 17th or 18th? Mines today (18th)! Happy birthday!!
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  38689. I love snooker. It's amazing how it can go from attacking to tactical from one shot to another
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  38690. The convict era was only a tiny part of Australian population growth. No convicts sent to South Australia and only a handful to Victoria for a few months unsuccessfully. Tasmania lots though initially. So even the cell block joke is wrong. Biggest boost to Australian population was after 1851 start of the gold rushes and the prosperity that bought. Melbourne for a decade or so the highest per capita income in the world from the flow on of gold.
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  38691. A Tasmanian devil is watching you
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  38692. 9:22 is definitely an American charger.
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  38693. It would be cool if you reacted to some russian offroad logging videos, the ones where they drive these barebones army trucks underwater across rivers etc. I know it might not seem that interesting cuz it's russia, but just for the machines and raw engine sounds ukno
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  38694. Uh, mmm, the garage isn’t the only thing that’s expanded. 🤔🤣 Maybe some ideas for content should be more oriented towards exercise and diet. 🔥 In other news, got a full Thuren suspension coming for mine. King 3.0 front 2.5 rear and Don’s other goodies. No real lift maybe an inch. On the topic of weight, 😱 put it on a Cat Scale a couple of months ago, 9,125!!
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  38695. i enjoy different stuff like this as well
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  38696.  @midnightkitchen8379  Thank you so much! Make sure to apologize to him for this being the 100000th time I ask for it tho xD
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  38697. It hurts Ian, I used to love hitting the batsman when I bowled back in the day put a few in hospital too.
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  38698. I noticed she said the Bundaberg Ginger Beer was from her home state, which means she must be a fellow Queenslander. I was like her the first time I went to a Walmart. I was blown away by the variety of things under one roof. Then I went to a Costco and was in awe. I was walking around with my jaw dropped, especially when walking down the alcohol aisle......so cheap!!!!
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  38699. Díky!
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  38700. It is winter here now it’s snowing in the mountains 2 hours away from me.
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  38701. I tried the vegan one & to me it tasted like dirt , I just can’t drink it lol tradition milo is my thing
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  38702. THE IS3 IS JUST A MEAN LOOKING TANK
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  38703. Congrats guys! All the aussies will be thrilled with the name Sydney (hope the Melbourne viewers aren't too disappointed😄). Care and love to you all
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  38704. It would be interesting to know how many times in a race drivers change settings on the wheel. Also just a note it's impressive what Indy drivers do during qualifying at Indy. Drivers change weight jacker while going 220+mph on a oval/ rectangle lol. I believe they also can change roll bar settings on the fly unlike in F1. Both series are impressive in their own right 👍
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  38705. I believe he had a slow outlap to save the best in the tyres for the quially lap hence why the car stepped out as they weren't quite up to temp. First couple of corners were easy with "straights" between. By the time he get to the twister parts of the track, the tyres are up to temp and giving the extra grip needed for the fastest lap. Back then, new tyres would only give the ultimate grip for one lap. Second lap would always be a bit slower. Tyres: as already mebtioned, F1 run dry tyres with grooves on 1998 to 2008. Track: Red Bull Ring in Spielberg Austria, (called the A1-Ring previously) Fun fact: He ran with MSC like his son does currently, due to Ralf (Michael's brother was also in racing) Normally driver are given first 3 letters of the last name (Ex HAM=Hamiton) on the onscreen name/track records. This was done to prevent them both having the same name indication. The sounds of these engines never gets old. Love how you can hear the engine screaming, like ths sound is enforcing how hard its working. And those downshifts sound so sweet and so quick. A harmonay of engine and gears keeping the revs in the sweet spot for pure full on power.
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  38706. Great first time setup! I don't know if this has been mentioned already, but the first upgrade you should make is to a load cell style break pedal. It will not make the break feel exactly like a real pneumatic petal, but it will changing your breaking from position, to pressure. Which will feel much more natural (once you get used to in a few races) and it will make your braking much more consistent. Consistent braking leads to consistent racing which leads to faster and safer racing overall. Good luck on your sim-racing journey :)
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  38707. Never heard of that brand but it looks bloody good mate, the set-up i went with after speaking to some gamers is LOGITECH and wow LOGITECH is awesome aswell. Have fun mate 😂🤣
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  38708. I’ve been watching a ton of your videos, and I think you’d love watching videos of the Swiss hillclimb monsters. A lot of great video compilations on here. Should definitely check them out 👍
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  38709. Btw crisps is England. Chips is Australian
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  38710. Burger King used to be Huckleberrys in the UK before being taken over (1970's) Cocoa Pops changed it's name to "Cocoa Rice Krispies" in 2003, sales bombed and they changed back in 2006.
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  38711. Wow I've seen them do the war one in their tribal tats but this was on a whole new level, beautiful and made me tear up...so full of powerful emotion!
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  38712. 🤣haha - very funny!
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  38713. yes every American i've seen eat the vegemite , smothered it thick as on toast and tried eating a tea spoon of vegemite and said they hated it . Born and raised on vegemite i can do a tea spoon of vegemite . You sir listened well and now no how to Appreciate a good product =)
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  38714. as teenagers we use to do it in the dark, throw it an huddle together and see who it hit, lol
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  38715. That amount of dust isn't especially unusual, rally cars kick up an enormous amount of road dirt. On a wet Wales Rally GB, as much as 100kg of mud would accumulate underneath the cars between services. The suspension had to be set up specially to cope with the extra weight.
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  38716. Its a Holden Statesman Deville. Running a 308ci v8 turning out about 200bhp. Fitted with a 3 speed auto, turbo 400 box. 2doors are called coups, and 4 doors, sedans. In Oz matching number cars are important. The difference between matching and not matching could be worth up to 10s of thousands of dollars, here in Australia. You have GMC in the U.S. We have GMH in Oz.
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  38717. Great video. Loving how you know so much about Australia.
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  38718. I grew up on Altona beach in Victoria. It had the best sunsets I remember as a kid. Oh and apparently to visit every single beach in Aus would take you 40 years.... Facts!
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  38719. Nice video! You should look up "Scania V8" especialy with an open exhaust! That's europeen truck culture right there.
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  38720. Haha, you most definitely need to buy one, you'll love it! My parents had a lot of 2CV's and I was driving them too when old enough.
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  38721. That’s well done 😂
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  38722. G'day Ian anzac biscuits you could make at home so easy I've made them myself
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  38723. I'm pretty sure that rear-axles on that yellow 5-axle monster are made by Sisu, yeah that Finnish truck-company, 🇫🇮😄
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  38724. It's a Judd engine from the european LeMans Series. It's a 3 liter (increased to 3.4 liters to increase reliability) V8 with 500hp
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  38725. In my opinion, its hard to beat a Pilsener Urquell, as well as Warsteiner which didnt made it on the list. Liquid Gold, so to say.
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  38726. You need to look at/listen to Kimi Raikkonen’s F1 McLaren Mercedes at Spa 2005. The 3liter V10 splits open the time-space continuum. I believe this is while they were still running beryllium pistons (radioactive).
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  38727. The holy grail is the Ford Falcon XB GT Coupe..... most fat ass best looking car ever!
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  38728. Mate you should just get a Isuzu rodeo and get some frontera badges off ebay and badge it up as Holden. Cheers for the awesome videos
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  38729. React to swedish please
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  38730. Tim Tam's are a biscuit not a cookie.
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  38731. Love the content from the UK. When I was in Australia I heard about some of there multi truck heavy haulage. Sometimes 2 or 3 trucks pulling / pushing one load.
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  38732. I would love to watch your reaction to Peter Hickmans chin cam recording of his Isle of Man tt run on his motorcycle. I remember you’ve mentioned a lack of experience with moto gp stuff. That video is a NO RISK run and it makes my heart drop. Moto gp guys have a ballsack heavier than the bike 💀
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  38733. I work in chevron renaissance so see this every day. It’s definitely not as clean as you think. They made a special effort to clean up for New Years. But it’s still a nice place. Fun for your family in the day. But gets a bit rough after 10pm if you have kids.
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  38734. Bcos it's the English language Ian in Aussie I say in a sentence, let's get a dowey 🤘👍
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  38735. ANZAC biscuits are what the soldiers would receive from mums, wife’s daughter last of soldiers in world war 1 and 2. It was the only food that would last the trip.
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  38736. Vegemite wins hands down because the yeast comes from Carlton and United Brewery in Abbotsford, beer is better than vegetables so its a no brainer .. Vegemite wins
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  38737. Top Channel 👍🏻 and Porsche has the mid-engine Cayman. The GT Version is amazing
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  38738. Those would be the Holden Calais, it's a executive/prestige version of the Commodore platform, in between a Commodore & a Statesman.
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  38739. Adelaide 500 race today last one for the year
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  38740. Beautiful name! Hope she grows up with the love of Australia like her family
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  38741. Roast lamb is what I always serve when family come over. Nothing better with gravy and mint sauce, roast potatoes and roast root vegs, plus Yorkshire puddings. If we go out for a pub meal my husband always goes for the lamb shanks
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  38742. 1976 Communication Solar powered telephones and digital radio concentrator system, for extending clear phone calls to the outback, developed by Telecom. 1977 Hot Water Double glazed solar water heater developed by Roger Morse.. 1981 Health Twins fertilised in vitro by Dr Alan Trounson's Monash University team were born in Melbourne. 1985 Energy Solar cell with recessed current tracks developed by Stuart Wenham and Martin Green, University of NSW, Sydney. 1995 Communication ADSL developed by Telstra for high-volume connections.
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  38743. Agro could be a very naughty boy 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  38744. You need to watch a video on just police vehicles alone because there is so much variation and high powered vehicles not shown in this video.
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  38745. When I was working in Thailand, I worked with a group that came from Montana at a children's orphanage. A local used a tractor to dig up dirt to lay a driveway and the group from Montana were spreading the pile. I needed to borrow a wheelbarrow for some reason (don't remember what) and I asked one of them if I could nick off with their wheelbarrow for a bit. Their response was "Pardon?" And I repeated if I could nick off with their wheelbarrow for a bit. When they answered "Pardon" for the second time, I explained that I needed to borrow their wheelbarrow! About a day later, one of them asked me if I wanted a cup of coffee. As I already had one, I declined, saying if I had another one, I'd be pinging off the walls! They were like "What?" and I said it's just another way of saying "wired." That day, we were talking politics for some reason and the topic was about the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinski incident. Being Australian, I of course was a bit rude and crude minus any swearing and I had them pissing themselves laughing!
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  38746.  @IWrocker 😊 I'm a "third culture kid/individual" (TCK/TCI) AKA"... other than their parents' or the culture of their country of nationality, and also live in a different environment during a significant part of their child development years." (Thanks Wikipedia!) I was born in Argentina, lived in Dubai, the UK and eventually ended up in the US and have mostly lived here since lol. It really does help me (being someone who hasn't ever had much of ONE single culture I necessarily 100% relate to lol) understand a. Where others are coming from when I watch either folks like you learning all you can b. Others outside the US getting more informed/looking beyond the stereotypes etc because in my experience neither JUST one 'side' (US/non-US) is ever 100% anything. I guess, watching others sort of use the Internet (which at 39, I didn't have growing up) to become something similar TO a TCK/TCI. I may be woefully idealistic but I think it's helpful in at least learning to broaden views, redefine or maybe just hold on to certain ones and in the end, at the very least learn we can at least agree to disagree on some things and break out of echo chambers in other cases vs holding such rigid beliefs one way or the other. Then take that and apply it in our daily lives. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Sorry, I initially left such a short comment because I can HONESTLY waffle on quite a bit 🤣
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  38747. What's your lap record around there now?, in your racing simulator.
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  38748. Our ice-coffee and American ice-coffee is different. Usually Australian have vanilla ice-cream on top and milk within ours. If I remember correct yours is more of an iced-black. Correct me if I'm wrong here :)
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  38749. You should stream it, and put higlits in video.
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  38750. He was looking at tottenham's stadium, 1st one, but since he is browsing from the states, he got search results about ragby and tennis :) But ge was looking at the same stadium :)
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  38751. To all Americans, Australian Supercars are better than NASCAR, sorry not sorry lol
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  38752. The real interest towards The subjects of your vids is refreshing. And The fact that The subjects are not familiar to you and you admit it. Ty
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  38753. McLaughin was heading to the states to do nascar before COVID. He is definitely the next Brooky.
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  38754. 6:25 Bouddi national park is like 5 minutes from my house! That was surprising to see lol
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  38755. It’s hard to fathom just how good The Maestro was in his day.
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  38756. Oooh boooooy... I left a comment some months ago under one of your videos about MPVs, wagons and the soccer mom image attached to them. There are a bunch of factors which have made the SUV so popular recently but I think none is as big as the impression of safety in your vehicle. Upgraded side impact standards have made the windows smaller, which has inspired the design of some mid 2000s sports cars, turning them into something between a stealth bomber and a armored vehicle.. Compare the green house of any car from the 90s and earlier to the ones built today and you'll immediately notice how the bottom of the windows have risen and the pillars have become fatter, which has negatively affected visibility but improved crash test results. So if you'd like to buy a car with a view comparable to 20-30 years ago, you'd have no choice but to buy an SUV/Truck. I believe this has led to some kind of vicious circle in customer behavior: "I need an SUV 'cause when I'm surrounded by trucks I can hardly see and they can hardly see me so I fear what might happen to my kids in the back seat when some truck driver is on the phone instead of looking for traffic and runs into me" Understandable you don't want your loved ones to get hurt in an accident but by buying an SUV (that's hardly off-road capable), that person is now reinforcing the problem by making other regular car drivers feel less safe because now everyone else on the road is a ton heavier and a meter taller than you. US roads and highway lanes are quite a bit wider than in Europe so a G63 SUV is CONSTANTLY on both white lines in my country but that car is doing just fine in LA suburban streets. The SUV isn't substituting what used to be the wagon market: It has taken over the MPV market and is now also taking over the wagon market. In the late 90s, there was a car by Renault called the "Espace" which could seat 8 people, have two rows of three people sit side by side in relative comfort, weighed 1.5tons and had the footprint and gas mileage of a sedan. That segment of cars was killed by the "soccer mom" image imo, which is truly a shame. Those were the real "checks every box" cars due to the increase in interior space: good aerodynamics for something this boxy so you get like 40mpg on the highway, can literally fit half of your kid's soccer team on the rear seats, you can put bikes or whatever on the roof or transport a fridge by flipping the seats down and transform it into a delivery vehicle that could also fit a mattress on the 6 rear seats for a place to sleep. In the 2000s, that was seen as the car segment of the future and all major manufacturers spent millions to get their version of it out ASAP. Mazda made the MPV (creative naming lol), Chrysler made the Voyager with the sliding doors (very cool), Opel designed the Zafira (very cheap, comparable to a hatchback) and they all sold very well from 1998-2012ish, then the SUV market exploded in Europe too. The only reason Porsche still exists is their Cayenne SUV which comes with 19 inch wheels as standard to clear the brakes and wheel arches that can't fit off road tires smh. That's ultimately my gripe with SUVs: they're all facade built with the guise of being tough and capable when they really aren't. The Lexus SUV is arguably the most capable in it's segment bc it's built on a Land Cruiser chassis but the people who buy them don't need that. They'd buy a crew cab truck if they go off road. Why is the SUV so attractive to people in urban environments? Maybe it's the comparative lawlessness and reckless behaviour of some drivers, maybe people who drive their raised trucks downtown are potentially part of the "tacti-cool" movement of people who like to own military grade equipment for ego reasons.. Don't really know why, fewer than 5% of SUV owners use their vehicle off road. Also, since SUVs built in the US are built on truck frames which just feels like the US has found another reason to not abandon it's archaic body-on-frame construction philosophy. Don't get me wrong, it's great for utility vehicles but incomparable to a vehicle built on a space frame. The SUV has added roughly 50% extra on top of the global CO2 emissions by cars when there is no particular other reason to own one except "I sit higher". I haven't even mentioned how the raised seating height and the raised center of gravity makes most SUVs very top heavy and roll over prone, on top of the fact the roll over protections have to be reinforced due to the excessive weight of the vehicle. I think I could go on forever but I won't. As a suggestion, could you imagine looking at diesel engine builds or maybe diesel drag/tractor pull events? I'd love to hear you tell me which part of the engine just exploded :) I wish you and your family a happy new year Ian and I hope you're all doing well. Cheers from Frankfurt, Germany
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  38757. Congratulations to you and the family.
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  38758. Those dusty gravel trails are good to see the rear aero work.. air is being pushed up to push the car down.. but when air is forced up it creates a negative airpressure and sucking the dust up upwards.. so if the car doesnt have downforce it will just spray gravel everywhere like you have with a normall car..
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  38759. @8:10 Like the Spiderman villain 'Doctor Octopus' (Dr. Otto Gunther Octavius) you mean? Well he's from Switzerland so his first names could be Otto Günther, who knows huh? haha.
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  38760. Thank you for the kind words and thoughts for 🇦🇺 at the start ❤️ I don't recall ever seeing those low picnic tables before. Unless I just didn't notice 🤷‍♀️. The eyebath I've seen before as my grandmother had one for many years. I think they still sell them but maybe not ceramic ones anymore. Or maybe I'm thinking of contact lens cases lol.
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  38761. That huge jump! At the end of the stage, I believe it was in Australia, with Nicky Grist navigating, who said, “Jeez that was high man!” 😅
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  38762. And um. this was the best thing i saw today. btw, your wife is lovely.
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  38763. Try sitting on the unwrapped Minties.. the warmth makes them soft. Haha
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  38764. Great reaction! Some good AFL recommendations in the comments. One that how a mixture of all types of highlights is “AFL - Best Commentary Moments” you’ll see all types highlights; big hits, goals, marks (catches) and clutch moments
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  38765. If you haven't already, check out F1 Pit stop in 2 seconds: an indepth analysis by channel driver61. Great channel for F1 content and some other stuff they do as well, primarily explained by a racer, and coach I think he was/is, can't remember now.
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  38766. with a 25year import rule you should be able to get the inline/straight 6 engined toyota landcruiser/s which I would say were the better engined. I prefer the 80s to early 90s toyota offerings. As for the new 4 banger automatics I'm sure it will make the city slickers happy...
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  38767. have a look at Estonian Rally Trucks...................crazy stuff lol
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  38768. I used to drive Pinzgauers and Unimogs in the New Zealand Army. Amazing vehicles 👍
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  38769. Ian they gotta fly threw because they got no brakes
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  38770. Welcome to Saudi Arabia ♥️
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  38771. Hey, mate loved the video Would love it if you could react to Wires wildlife rescue volunteers video these guys often put themselves in danger to rescue and rehabilitate injured Aussie wildlife I have posted a link to a short 9 min video for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8Ena7w-LM
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  38772. Awww yes that sounds like a good one
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  38773. I know what you mean. I used to live out in the Simpson for 20+ years and waking up in the morning with the frost crackling under your feet until the sun come up. Then it was, okay it might get warm today (45°C+) :P Sunrise over the desert is the best medicine! As I was leaving to return to Melbourne, the drought finally broke and watching all that water wake up the frogs and everything else is something you'll never forget!
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  38774. Dude that was my suggestion! You pronounced that name fairly well Sz is S just fyi
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  38775. Nice choice. I do have a recommendation for you, if your chair can be height adjusted, lower it so the shoulders is at the same height as the top of the wheel (roughly), and distance from the wheel should be keeping your elbows bent, almost 90*, and the wrist rest on top of the wheel. this should be the most comfortable position for racing, especially for longer sessions. In AC you can adjust settings and assists, so you can enable a racing line, that would give you an idea, and also play arround with assists, like turning off traction and stability control, and later when you get used to the brake, turn off abs. Now you can start playing Rally games, EA WRC game apparently is good
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  38776. Still got my 1970 VG valiant 245 hemi
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  38777. Was there in 86, plenty of beer and no money left for food lol
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  38778. There are loads more flavors
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  38779. With the rain the last few years, covid before this and the fires before that, it's been quite a while since I last attended the all Holden day at hawkesbury show grounds. I was with the nsw hsv owners club for 5 years and now up in beautiful Queensland
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  38780. Thumbs up for a manual wagon fan ! Viper was never officially sold here. There are some that have been imported and engineered to RHD.
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  38781. That was truly impressive 😀👏👏
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  38782. South African plates are generally like European plates. However, like the USA, each of the 9 provinces has it's own design. I find it strange that USA regulation has all these strict rules, yet there are some flawed rules remaining like the red tail/brake/indicator lights. Perhaps, this is why they started making a 3rd brake light mandatory before the rest of the world?
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  38783. I cannot believe that you allowed a wramgler to winch someone out when you're in a power wagon! Come on man, embrace the awesome power that is the Ram El Gato Negro!
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  38784. Returning Boomerang where used to flush game. but also to come back if it didn't hit a bird wile hunting.
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  38785. Wow! I haven't seen gas stations this extravagant where I'm at. Yeah, they have hot cases but are more like convenience stores from 20 years ago. I'd love to see this happened. I'm in Oregon. But I haven't traveled extensively outside of my hometown, so it could be completely different than my perspective
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  38786. Congrats on the new baby! My son just turned 3, and your right changes perspective on life tremendously. Sad to see the power wagon go! But man that Z71 was the truck to have back in the day, so good trade! Can’t wait to see more videos. Glad your back!
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  38787. Have a look for old videos of the Bandag Bullet - in the old days that rig was white and blue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1Grf1pxK0Q He'll throw out a TON of smoke, then sit in it, then spits fire from within the cloud. Twin V8s bolted together, with twin superchargers and 4 turbochargers to produce over 2000HP, with some mods to the exhaust to spit out that flame. Here was the guinness world record video from some years back when he went for the standing start 1km speed record - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW4exN-7s1g It's been reborn with new metal and still rolls coal and shreds tyres like it always has - and has been renamed the "Bullet Burnout Truck", this time with 3000HP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vx2I08oo7I
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  38788. Ian, my brother had a light blue charger in 83,84, second hand of course. You mentioned Mr Miyagi in the US ads, in the Aussie ads one of them featured a young Geoffrey Rush, the Aussie actor who appeared in The King's Speech and the Pirates of the Carribbean movies, he was the guy wearing a cravat and the blonde wife.
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  38789. thank you for recognition of our work, wish you best from🇨🇿, currently delivering to🇬🇧
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  38790. Aaand that's how Australians can survive in a country full of venomous creatures: breakfast hormesis. Awful stuff, I've never liked it. Fun fact though: Peter Brock liked to have lashings of it on his mashed potato. Takes all kinds, dunnit?
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  38791. That was a funny video!🛬 I have lived in central Europe for 10 years, so I have flown Ryanair many times. Cannot beat the prices. I make sure to print my own boarding pass or you get hit with a big fee if they have to print it for you. I have used the same carryon suitcase since 2002 and it has been on more flights than I can count. But one time the gate agent told me to put that suitcase in the holder that measures if it meets the size requirements. It was tight, but I was determined it was going to fit.😂 The landings can be rough. They are the total opposite of Lufthansa in that area. Lufthansa landings are almost always super smooth. I liken Ryanair to being the McDonald’s of the airline world. Even the color scheme in their jets remind me of McDonald’s.😁
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  38792. The barra is better than the v8. But an ls3 is better than both.
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  38793. Holden make caprices also
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  38794. I've never seen a Pinzgauer before, plenty of Mogs as you said. I still prefer the Unimog, but they are used in different applications, so horses for courses.
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  38795. Dickie Knee was basically a basketball with black wavy "hair" on a stick wearing a cap. He always appeared below the camera facing the hosts of Hey Hey It's Saturday so you could only see the back of his "head".
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  38796. I have cousins that grew up in the Melbourne suburb of Hoppers Crossing, which sadly is not named for kangaroos, but the family who lived in the area and manned the rail crossing. Good that you liked Kangaroo Island, Ian. Try and see a Fraser Island video next - it is the world's largest sand island and a great spot to camp, or at least it was 30 or so years ago last time I was there.
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  38797. 14:40 he found dinner. Lol
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  38798. I like promite and cheese together but like vegemite and honey but will eat the way as well.
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  38799. Yeah the flys 🪰 it's known as the Australian wave 👋 lol 😆
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  38800. You know it’s hot when the Indian bloke says it’s bloody hot.. awesome vid
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  38801. 4:21 The grey car on the left is a Karmann Ghia from the 60s. That used to be my favourite car. It shares motor and chassis with the VW Beetle and it’s slightly bigger base plate with the VW Bus. The Karmann company specialised in car body construction and has built pretty much all VW convertibles until recently.
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  38802. Any track the HQ’s went to race was awesome to watch. Loved going out to Calder Park for the races. Epic night. Shame it didn’t last
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  38803. In Australia it's pronounced sileeca
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  38804. Great video. I am amazed how you Americans like watching these Australian racing cars, but it isn’t surprising considering you guys like anything powered by a V8 engine. The Commodore was a VL Commodore with a Holden 5.0 Litre V8 engine, this was the last of the small body Commodore.
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  38805. my best time on Forza 7 is 2:25.107 in a 1993 GT-R
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  38806. I guessed New England on the 4th one. Pretty good for a person who has been in US only once (mind you, I was in NE 😂). For the Washington D.C. I thought we were in Virginia, which is pretty close too. And of course the obvious one in Florida
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  38807. Make Bathurst reaction stream every year!!
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  38808. AFL is awesome. Also check out Hurling.
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  38809. US vehicles have to be converted to RHD which can add $20-25 Grand ! Aussie $ is usually worth 75c US, so add 25%.
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  38810. If you like DTM you should check the series before that. It was called DRM Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft. With Porsche 935, Zakspeed Ford Capri, BMW and there had around 500hp+ . Was in the 1970's till early 80's. Enjoy.
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  38811. I thought Subaru was Japanese, is it American now?
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  38812. and after getting destroyed by schumi, jos verstappen became the classic abusive athlete parent and pushed max to where he is
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  38813. I'm a little weird. I use 4 big spoons of Milo and add it to a cup of milk, put it in a blender and mix it well. Applies to both hot or cold milk. Occasionally add some cream and/or some Splenda sweetener. On colder days for breakfast I use hot milk and pour it over 6 WeetBix.
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  38814. I've seen a lot of Saudi Arabia dashcam driving videos and I was surprised they drive a lot of cars and trucks and SUVs that I see here in the states.
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  38815. I'm Australian and I'm not big on coffee. I'm big on beer and goon.
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  38816. Another cool vid mate..enjoyed seeing your family..have mentioned before...should check out Michael Anderson..xygt bathurst.about 3 laps from onboard camera ...best view on mountain...track etc.
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  38817. Thank you so much for your videos. It makes me feel so happy to see you happy. I hope you love the Bundaberg. It's my favourite.
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  38818. I have never seen a car with a paddle shifter and a stick. It tripped me out seeing the shifter move when he hit the paddle. I wonder how many rally crashes there would be without the co drivers.
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  38819. G'day Ian Czechvar is available in Illinois Archer liquors for about $11 it is 5% alcohol. Hope that helps.Take care keep you the good work.Tony from Oz.
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  38820. Going off google maps I think that track still exists
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  38821. Mint slice hands down my favourite biscuit ....ill look forward to your tries video. Minties are also a big favourite of mine. I hope you all enjoy. :)
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  38822. I participated in it once didn't finish cause my bike broke down, I was sad I didn't have the opportunity to finish but I did participate in it and I'm still hyped about it
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  38823. That's amazing man you really put a smile on my face and we need it since half our bloody country is in lock down! You obviously have an advanced palette if you can appreciate this, good on ya bloke!
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  38824. You should go to trader joes and get their brand of Tim tams and do a comparison. I’m from Australia and apparently the brand that trader joes has is almost exactly the same as Tim tams
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  38825. I like the sound of cars so much. Especially those heavily modified for racing and rallying. Something beautiful. 02:32 - Take a look at this skoda. There are even two compatriots sitting inside! I wish them good luck. Poland!
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  38826. An Australian pie company called Pie Face tried to crack the US market. Not sure if they are still in the USA though. They had a hard time selling savoury pies.
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  38827. Another short series (8 parts- 12 minutes approx. each) of very funny skits found on Youtube.... Is 'How to Talk To Australians'. Supposed to be an English Language Institute based in Delhi for call centre staff, but most of the footage is shot here here. If you want to learn more about Aussie lingo and culture.... this is it. Recommend episode 7 to start. I was born and grew up here and i learnt a thing or 2... actually quite a lot. Really is the best 'Aussie' comedy I've seen, scince John Clarke passed away.
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  38828. New display 😃👍 it should work fine for racing .
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  38829. You're in for a treat! Recommend going with socks only, no shoes, but not barefoot.
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  38830. Stadium Trucks I think are the most entertaining. How big are they in the States?
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  38831. For real fun factor you do not need only that car, but those central european 3rd class roads that it was built for 👍 It is not much fun, drive this on long straight U.S. roads.
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  38832. The „V“ in Volkswagen is pronounced like it was an F but apart from that it was pretty good.
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  38833. I notice that the dealer near Heathrow London has one 3 years old, single cab pretty basic for a Unimog but it does have a 300bhp engine for sale at £185,000 ($215,000ish). See if you can find a video of one with the steering which slides across the cab, so you are sat on the edge for any steep drops.
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  38834. The suicide plant is not as bad as you may think, I remember running through a couple of the plants and my arm and leg swelled up, also stung but not as bad as these videos makle out, she is bearable.
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  38835. In Germany the bakeries are everywhere and everything in them is delicious and full of calories and carbs! The Doner Kabob are the other thing you find all around Germany, a Turkish version of a Gyro ... best fast food ever!
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  38836. „America is so good at sports. It has won every superbowl ever.“ LOL! I almost p.ssed myself! 🤣🤣🤣
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  38837. Do all parts not just one please
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  38838. Eric Idle: We find your american beer is a little like making love in a canoe… Graham Chapman: … making love in a canoe? Eric: It’s f*cking close to water… Other than that, I wholeheartedly agree with the majority here. Most beers on this list are ranging from mainstream to outright bad!
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  38839. Capicity grid of 55 HQ's are racing at Bathurst as a support race at the upcoming Bathurst 6 hour April 15-17 check out Blend Line TV which also features Saloon Car Racing..6 cylinder Falcons and Commodores from 90' through to early 2000's is worth a look too! SuperCars this week from Sydney Motorsport Park (SMP) featuring Aussie Racing Cars, Toyota Gazoo Racing 86 Series, Super 2/3 and Touring Car Masters (TCM) as supports
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  38840. " i cant stand this one " the cork screw 🥴
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  38841. Matt, ah, rank, ah falls. Said as quickly as you can.
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  38842. The ironic part when u said warrior in the middle of the video is that the team was the warriors who put on that shot
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  38843. Im surprised America doesn't do speed comparison's. You have Nascar, Indy car, sprint cars all forms of racing.
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  38844.  @IWrocker  i would like to see. Nascar vs Indy car, vs 24 hour GT3 car
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  38845. I have a suggestion for a video you once did and I'd like to see again is reactin to maps of europe/world
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  38846. Hey, Love your video's! I'm from the Netherlands and if you wanna learn somehting about our tiny country you could check out on of these video's "Geography Now! NETHERLANDS" by Geography Now and "Holland vs the Netherlands" by CGP Grey
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  38847. Fish cakes are bloody brilliant! Damn! I haven't made fish cakes for at least 15 years! Fuggit, I'm making fish cakes on Thursday night!
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  38848. This was crazy so funny the Hilux ad made in New Zealand
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  38849. Rain is my buzz I hate any heat above 25'c
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  38850. Good luck, congrats, but you might want that Power Wagon back latter on ,,,,, just saying!
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  38851. Try fia European truck racing game
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  38852. G'day Ian, l was 9 in 1966 and my Dad had a Mini for a short time, 3 speeding fines in a month and Mum told him to sell it, Dad missed that Mini, cheers, Neil 🤠.
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  38853. Doesn't your wife like you any longer? In the first half of your latest program, you keep showing a hair man boob ( I'm not sure I'll ever recover from that) why did she do that to you?
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  38854. For some reason, I feel drawn to Magnetic Island.
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  38855. You need to check out the Torana of the 70's
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  38856. Funny to listen to a american speak Czech . But I like it. One thing is to learn to speak and another to write. God sometime even me have a problem . BTW word robot is Czech and it's from 1920.
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  38857. A few comments (to the original video and your questions) 1) Where to get off the bus. For my grandparents (and country friends) they just ask the driver when they are getting on where they need to get off (if not using the app) 2) Put the F** trolley in the return, don't just leave it, be civilised 3) Sausage on bread > Hotdog (and not the same) 4) The switches are also designed so you have to fully open or close (when functioning right), you cannot accidently leave it half way 5) As mentioned they are sized to make them easier to distinguish, the $1 & $2 are also thicker
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  38858. Ian TWU is Transport Workers Union.
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  38859. Doka = Doppel Kabine = Double cabin It has one shifter with forward low, forward high and reverse. The second gear lever has gears 1 to 4. That makes 8 forward gears and 4 reverse gears. With the first shifter you select the group, with the second shifter you select the gear. This technology is known from tractors.
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  38860. I think it is a Fiat ambulance.
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  38861. As far as standardization goes. It has been constantly evolving, but with outright dominance being at the forefront of the Holden vs Ford debate, Supercars, around the year 2000 brought in parity measures called "Project Blueprint" to level out the playing field. This made the chassis pick-up points, wheelbase, track, and driving position became standardized across both manufacturers. The VY & VZ Commodore gained double wishbones in the front, which was standard on the BA Falcon at the time. But other than what is mentioned, the teams had fair game to make the cars their own, within the confines of the regulations of course. Next came "New Generation" which was aimed at cost-cutting and bringing new teams to the table, provided they had a 4 door saloon in production. From this we saw the likes of Volvo, Mercedes and Nissan join for the 2013 season. But sadly after all of this, other brands pulled out, and we went back to our Holden vs Ford roots. The Gold Coast 500 marks the end of an era this year, It will be Holdens last race as a Supercars brand. It will still be run in the Super2 category for a while, but after that they're gone. With all of this comes the the caveat of Gen III, hybrid systems, further measures to increase parity, with very little wiggle room (As an example, there will be only 6 different shock setups that all teams can use) The Camaro, which modern Australians wouldn't have much of an attachment to will race along side its brother from another mother, the Mustang. We may have to turn left and right, but we may aswell watch Nascar now
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  38862.  @IWrocker  absolutely agree with you and love your videos mate! I'd recommend, like others have, watching Mark Larkhams "This is Bathurst" video. Gives me tingles everytime I watch it
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  38863. Yea!!! so good, love this! Watch this before I go to the supermarket
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  38864. Very well deserved brother! 😊
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  38865. They fed him and he wanted more, he didn’t seem too aggressive, just curious so he probably gets fed regularly at that spot.
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  38866. I went to the first Adelaide F1 GP in 1985, I was 11. You certainly needed hearing pro in those days and at the end of the day when I got home, I felt sick from all the vibration and sound just exploding into my body.....and I loved it.
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  38867. My parents have one, I never used it and I don't think anyone else has. We live in Sweden.
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  38868. Hell yeah first
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  38869. The most epic car EVER !
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  38870. My Father ex REME told me of war time trucks that were fitted with oil filled filters for the western desert. You started with a crank handle and if they kicked back would suck the oil out the filter and start to run backwards. Then they would just rev to the moon until they blew up.
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  38871. Mosquitoes=mozzies 👍🦟
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  38872. And regarding tipping here, our minimum wage is one of the highest, if not, the highest in the world...unlike America where minimum wage is very low, so tips are needed to earn a decent wage..$20.33 is our minimum wage..
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  38873. Hahaha! The spider was in my home town of Coffs Harbour, glad that’s all there was crawling over the car 🤣🤣
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  38874. Air con also just called Air.
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  38875. They’re flat climb is a show(great by the way). Brits seems frustraded on comments! So funny...but Ian already did several videos on Goodwood.
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  38876. i think the bike is a honda step thru
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  38877. Love the vids , just seed you guys a parcel on the 8-9-2021. I hope you get it. I won't say what's in the box ????🇦🇺👍🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  38878. Aussie here, kangaroos are strange .. I have seen countless kangaroo, crossing the road near my place, occasionally on company property, in the near by university grounds... I will never get used to the way they look.
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  38879. Hi Ian, If you haven`t done so already check out the Australian centipede truck that transports zinc ore from the mines to the port.
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  38880. Mailing a parcel today with a PERKINS No11 surprise (so no more surprise now) item, among other 'No Food' things.
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  38881. Australia used imperial system (English version) but thankfully we switched to metric system. We still use inches measurement TV'S and car wheels (rims) sizes for some strange reason.
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  38882. Gotta try nacho cheese shapes mate, sooooooo good
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  38883. When the British Pirates colonized this place they locked the indigenous in camps and missions. Recently the British started to give some lands back. The Aboriginals were almost wiped out, They are the Oldest Know Species of Humans on the Planet. RH null bloodlines. There are over 50 genetic variations in their tribes.
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  38884. Congrats to all The WIRocker family and extent family/ies. And nice choice on your daughter's aussie name.
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  38885. Ian with map showing all major gold areas of Australia, including my home state Tasmania. Talking about Tasmania, and gold there is video's by " The Tassie boys" who are gold prospectors here in Tasmania, that go look for gold in the wilderness areas of the state. Why not do a reaction video on the Tassie boy Ian, you won't regret it...Pete from Tasmania...🤠👍🍎
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  38886. 2:50 FYI, Toyota still ships these land cruisers to Saudi as 2020/2021 model year even though they haven't been refreshed in a long time. Love your videos!
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  38887. for your upcoming beer vids, check out the crazy beers coming out of iceland... like one made from testicles of whales... not kiddin
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  38888. U actually hit "Have a peek" pretty well haha... More accent that I have thats fo'sure.. Im from South Australia, we speak the Kings English haha
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  38889. older ute with a modern interior would be sick
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  38890. Hi Ian, I saw your Clips about Audi (good stuff ;-)) I think you could like the Calibra Touringcar (DTM 1993-1996, ispecially Team Rosberg and the black "Cliff Calibra from Team Joest) I will see you:person-turquoise-waving-speech: Greets from Germany:hands-yellow-heart-red:
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  38891. Wow nice job on that first black ball Ian! I don’t mind a longer video personally, I prefer videos more than 10mins long, and probably no more than an hour depending on the topic.
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  38892. Forklift operator eh? Me too. It can be a good fun challenging job to do well. I loved it. I worked on the wharves so saw a lot of different cargo both in ships and in the sheds. Also, I think we are all unique but with some being more content to march to a similar drum while some others have to beat their own but each of us has our very own self.
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  38893. AFL biggest hits part 1 reaction Ian. Love your reactions bro.
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  38894. Your laugh made me laugh even more!!!
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  38895. Watch the world championships that start on may 6th this year and last 17 days. ( the final lasts 2 days). You will see drama , skill, tactics and the best players. You can watch highlights and even full matches on you tube. Also, snooker isn’t just about sinking balls, if no easy pot on , hit the red so the cue ball goes far away from the reds so very hard for your opponent to sink one. His miss may leave you an easier chance on the next turn. If you can, block the path from the cueball to the object ball (like you were with the yellow after all the reds were gone. This is called being “snookered” and the opponent gains 4 points if you miss. He can make you play again from how the balls are after your shot, have all the balls reset to make you play the same shot again ( and again and again until you hit it, racking up lots of 4pt penalties ), or, like in this video, take a “free ball” if snookered after your foul shot. . In this case he can nominate any colour to replace the object ball. He nominated the brown to replace the yellow. brown is normally worth 4 points, but because he was playing it as a free ball, it took the value of the yellow, 2 points. Try to find a real table to play on, it is much harder than pool, but lots of fun!
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  38896. Quick pronunciation note Dimbulah is pronounced Dim then bue-la as in Bueler from Ferris Bueler. Dimbulah is a town on the Atherton Tablelands north west of Cairns Qld, where most of Australia's coffee is grown. It is not to be confused with Dimboola which is in rural Victoria and sounds just like how you pronounce Dimbulah. I know you like knowing this stuff otherwise I wouldn't bother telling you.
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  38897. You did extremely well! Your knowledge of Australia is better than my knowledge of America!
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  38898. Those machines used a standard 202 cu in 6 cylinder Red Holden motor. The original HQ was the first of its Series of Holdens. The Series ended with the HZ which was the first Holden to have "Radial Tuned Suspension". The RTS suspension actually handled reasonably well. All the earlier Holdens had terrible suspension geometry which was set up to understeer. The RTS was far more drivable. The HQ and its children had either a 161 cu in engine or the BIG 202. Later V8s were offered as well. We had lots of base model (Belmont) Holdens when I was working in the 1970s. Ours had drum brakes and 161 motors with "three on the tree" three speed manual gearboxes. One of our people was driving a Station Wagon Belmont on a dead straight road as fast as it would go. It topped out at about 72mph. He noticed a vehicle a way ahead of him and he gradually caught it and started to pass. As he passed, he realized he was passing a similar Holden . Its driver - a police man in uniform - was also going flat our but ours was about 1 or 2 mph faster. In those days, there was no max speed limit. You could go as fast as you liked in "de-restricted" areas so long as you drove safely (what ever that meant). Ah the good old days. Mike in Oz
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  38899. They came in tray back too, flat bed
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  38900. nice i watched this just the other day, that museum looks awesome, those old scania look great! 👍 suprised you havent heard of Autocar as a yank sly drove one in over the top i believe lol🤣 great vid dude
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  38901. Cmon down (under) .. Beers in the Fridge...
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  38902. You can already see how far "racecam" was on Aussie TV, even back in 1987 (excuse the video quality but!). It was basically "The Mountain" that required the broadcast teams to invent new ways to broadcast the race, due to the size and complexity of Mt Panorama..
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  38903. The Best reaction channel,youre the man
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  38904. Invite your family & mates over for a tim tam party lol
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  38905. Almost everything on the Eastern Seaboard of NSW is a multi million dollar property regardless of proximity to Sydney. The average unit (condo) in Sydney is worth about the same, but it still only represents a small percentage of the overall figure....
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  38906. The best coke in world is macedonian coke, hands down... I've tried in a bunch of different places around europe, australia (I am an Australian), american coke (in the mail like you), etc. Macedonian coke is made from the local mountain water and it's SOOO smooth, not harsh and burning like aussie coke or most of europe. IMHO aussie coke is the most harsh, but does have a more correct flavour than the american coke
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  38907. Alvin purple in a hey charger add. Look him up... famous 70s Aussie actor
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  38908. Again, I am goig to point you to a video, I pointed out earlier. It is in German, and I know you don't speak it. However it is basically a kid challenging an adult. In this case, can you guess which countries fire department, uses this sound on their trucks. So, if you react don't cut it short, and guess if you recognise the sound before the contestants do. -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7M1K8XW_cAs
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  38909. Costco is in Australia as well.
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  38910. Pretty sure you'd get "Wheldo" here.
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  38911. I was just as excited as you guys... So cool...
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  38912. Hi Ian ☺️☺️ l will have my butt glued to the seat for the six days of racing, hope the missis can keep the supply of 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺 beers and food up, for us through the day, you at night no sleep for you my friend, lol to the family, cheers mate, Neil.
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  38913. The idea is to cover as much ground as possible, use as much of the skid pan as you can without hitting a wall and keeping the burnout going in a limited time. Bonus points for blowing out tyres and/or setting your tires on fire. Environmentalists are NOT welcome! Also, if the crowd can see you car you're doing it wrong. [Edit] Just to add to how it works for you as a competition, you start in the gate, have a short straight lead in to the actual skid pan (a few of the vids you showed were just the lead in to the skid pan). You basically get points for control of the car and keeping the burnout going and using as much ground in the skid pan as you can. You lose points if the burnout stops at any point and/or the car stops moving. So you can't just line lock and burn, there is real skill involved in doing perfect burnouts. Of course the crowd doesn't care as long as you light that shit up :) [Edit 2] I believe there's a show 'n' shine element as well before the burnouts, so the cars also have to look good.
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  38914. so its a sequential escort, but modified. looks like theres a paddle attached to the gear stick that the driver can use to change gear without removing his hand completely from the wheel. thats awesome honestly
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  38915. Sometimes you just need to be quiet
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  38916. What a nice women, nice voice, not like today's american women with their anoying voices, also nice camera holding... not like regulkar women who cant stand still and not shake :D A keeper
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  38917. You ought so check out Finnish SISU trucks; they also follow a similar path with offering specialized trucks for heavy duty end users like construction or forestry. They don't produce their cabs in-house so there have been different cabs and engines used through the years; I may recall they're currently offered with MB cabs and engines while the rest of the driveline can be spec'd according to buyers request and their frames are unique SISU designs
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  38918. Thats correct our summer is over. we started autumn at the start of March will go to the end of may !st of june Winter begins
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  38919. The animal that was itching on the ground was a Wombat, that particular video was shot from Cradle Mountain Tasmania.
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  38920. you should do more videos of diesel cold starts in winter ! those videos are awesome ! thank you
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  38921. IWrocker Falken Wildpeak AT3W Nitto Ridge Grappler Cooper Discoverer AT3 These are some good picks. Have the Falkens on my Cherokee.
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  38922. U just put the chicken salt on normal hot chips
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  38923. Awesome 😎 video
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  38924. Hy from Austria
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  38925. Not sure if its mentioned in the 1.1K comments but the new $50 note had a typo: "responsibility" as "responsibilty", missing "i". To bad they realised this after 6 months, printing about 46 million times. They said they would fix this on the next print run, google it, its fascinating.
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  38926. Vodafone was major sponsor of McLaren F1 for years and years. When they raced in the US they switched it to Verison logos
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  38927. Back in the day my dad had a gtho and sold it for only $500 and hate him for that till this day
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  38928. Moon thing is correct, Aus and the USA combined would wrap around it
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  38929. Scania use a similar system but if it is activated it sends a message via telematics to your transport office so you have some explaining to do when you get back, I think all new heavy trucks in the UK and EU must have emergency braking installed it must have saved meny lives over the years so it's a good system to have
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  38930. Cairns is on the NorthEAST corner. Adelaide Oval is a cricket ground which also serves as the home ground of both Port Adelaide Power and Adelaide Crows AFL teams. Adelaide is a very pretty place, at least, along the River Torrens, and on Glenelg Beach and surrounds is very nice indeed. You pronounced Brisbane perfectly. Brisbane is a lovely place and the people are pretty cool too. A great pity Tasmania and Perth were muted. Perth is a great city and Western Australia is truly awesome. Vast, harsh, and unforgiving, but amazing nonetheless. Saltwater crocodiles grow to just a little over seven metres (22 ft) and have a bite of around 1,500kg. You got Melbourne right. A magnificent city, well organised, and has done a fantastic job improving itself over the years, one of my favourite places. The MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) is a cricket ground which also hosts AFL, Rugby Union (sometimes) and Football (soccer). Uluru changes its colours with the sunrise and sunset. I'm a Sydneysider and love seeing my home town in videos. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is also known as the Giant Coat-hanger. It was also known as the Iron Lung as its construction breathed life into the state of New South Wales at the most dire time (the great depression) of our history.
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  38931. you call it swearing we call it the our language aussie way of talking we dont speak english we use it but we dont speak it we speak aussie and swearing is how we emphasise things remember that swearing is part of our language
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  38932. Great video, when my son was small some people used to say he had an accent, which I used to find strange as we are all Australian, and his brother didn’t have an accent, that others commented on. I think it was because he used to spend a lot of time a family member originally from the Uk who still had an accent. He must of picked it up from them 😂😂
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  38933. Some of the notes have nicknames according to the colour. The 20 is sometimes referred to as a lobster, the 50 is a pineapple, and even though the 100 is now green, it’s called a grey nurse.
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  38934. 12:52 Being black and being Mexican aren't mutually exclusive.
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  38935. if you can get your hands on Logitech G27 with shifter and peddals ofc. ( in EU not able to buy anymore since its the older model but very durable ) Logitech G29 is a wheel to buy right now in shops but you have to buy the shifter extra.
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  38936. I'm one of the weirdos who hates hot weather and likes cold weather. Four years ago I spent a few months travelling around northern and western Europe and the UK/Ireland during their winter. Escaping the stinking hot Aussie summer and getting to see a proper winter was great. Still not as much snow as I was expecting. Only a few days throughout my whole trip. No white Christmas for me. I'll be in Melbs tomorrow. Glad we're getting a mild low 20s.
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  38937. 🦘👍🦘
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  38938. Hi Ian, great upload as always. You as a fan probably already know, but you know the 2CV's are nicknamed 'Ugly Duckling' right? When a Dutch journalist saw the car in 1948 he called it 'de lelijke eend' Dutch for 'ugly duckling', after the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
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  38939. Do not let your children go anywhere near a kangaroo !
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  38940. 😂😂😂😂😂 Awesome to Watsch
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  38941. I'm glad you liked the video man! How happy and excited the elephants get makes me so happy
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  38942. Standing in a pit garage when an Auscar (yes exactly what is sounds like) was started was quite an experience.
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  38943. I love this car so much 😍😍😍😍
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  38944. if you want to know more about euro truckers opinion about how it is to be a trucker in europe. You should listen to the polish trucker Iwona Blecharczyk. She has more than 10 years experience of trucking, she has also been to the US so she can compare how it is trucking there as it to doing it in europe. There are subtitles, she speak polish in her vlogs.
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  38945. So u-turns is an interesting topic, They are fine and perfectly legal unless specified by no u-turn signs. Although so many idiots ignore the signs and we call the midle grass section a median as well. EDIT: that red car at the 14:00 mark is a subaru brat/brumby if im not mistaken. Someone will correct me if i am wrong!
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  38946. I'll join ya watching it bro when it's on I think it got delayed because of Covid but shouldn't be to long now I can't wait 👍🇦🇺❤️
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  38947. Marty Monster vs Kangaroo must see https://youtu.be/JUz93v_s18A
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  38948. The MiltiCar istn't half of cool as the video is trying to suggest... ;o) The roots aren't offroad at all. The first ones are made as mini Mini-Trucks. Kinda private property, small farm, factory area... Do you know the Piaggio Ape? Or have you seen the small, electric, china trucks? Golf car sized mini trucks? It was meant to be like this, originally. The MultiCars came from East Germany, but they evolved pretty far into a kinda multi purpose urban truck. They are made to go to very small areas. They are not supposed to go anywhere, but to places like into small yards, inside workshops, halls, onto board walks for cleaning... stuff like that. To be ready for competition, they nowadays added stuff like 4x4, heavy hydraulic systems and PTO. But, unlike the UniMog, these are bonuses, they are not core of the originale mindset!. :-) Greetings from Germany, Pete. edit: perfect example for a MultiCar job: park maintenance! Why didn't I came up with this idea in the first place? :o)
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  38949. I used to do all the glasswork on Glenns cars. He is definately the best driver to never win Bathurst. A Great driver, true gentleman and should be the definition in the dictionary when you look up Sportmanship.
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  38950. Whats NFL Jersey you wear? Panthers?
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  38951. It is fake just like space X is also fake
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  38952. Love Vegemite for brecky
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  38953. My very first car was a 2cv. Loved it. Almost everything on it could be maintained and fixed by somebody with almost no mechanical ability and a basic toolkit.
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  38954. Hey American matey, go thru clips of our Legend Peter Brock, you'll love his daring experience on Bathurst.. And then there's (in my opinion) the king of tailgaters Craig Lowndes on Bathurst up the butt of the car in front, not a paper thick distance between front bumper and the other car's rear bumper... 👍👍 Bathurst is the best race on earth.. 👍🇦🇺👍
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  38955. You should check out truck dashcams Australia
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  38956. Addiction - "bad news" lol yes..... so true! I have been waiting for this day that you got to experience a FFB wheel. I am So happy for you. Sim Racing, literally has changed my life. Sounds stupid, but it is a fact. Take your time, because there is so much to learn, perfect wheel settings and in game settings, they all need to be fined tuned. It takes time to get good but the satisfaction of each step of progression is so satisfying! Then...... the racing, the LIVE racing, with real people, just takes it to that NEXT LEVEL.
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  38957. Hey, that Trail in Utah/ Arizona, was that Elephant Hill? I've been over that in an old Jeep. The back axle came loose so we put it back together with an undersize bolt, Duct Tape and Bailing Wire😁😆
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  38958. lmao yes I dont think he got it
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  38959. Ive been playing this game since 2014 and its nice to see someone's reaction on it
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  38960. The real question is Why does the 600ml cost twice as much as the 2 litre bottle 🤣🤣
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  38961. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i4xN0vfpUk here's a good video for you to react to - it's Craig Lowndes getting hit by a wheel, on the approach to the cutting. Saved by the "Larry bar" ;)
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  38962. It’s a shame the wrc doesn’t come to the US anymore :/
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  38963. Mate you have to go there one day I went there when I was 17 as a spectator I was born in 62 I went back several times walked around it clockwise and anticlockwise on the outside of the circuit amazing since then I’ve been back racing on the track as a crew chief suspension technician and many other things you have to go there and experience it for yourself and you’re right back in the day at the campgrounds at skyline it was wild to say the very least I could tell you stories
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  38964. I was a T-55AM driver in the Hungarian army in the 80's, I loved to drive it, but it was a piece of shit, it broke down all the time :D 38.800 ccm, 550 hp, luckily I didn't have to fix it, only the diezel pump was 20kg :D
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  38965. I congratulate you to being the first American to pronounce the word "reservoir" almost as how the French invented it. It's resefwar, most Americans say resefore.
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  38966. If you want a true "Kangaroos and Wallabies in the wild" experience... Nothing beats Cape Hillsborough (just north of Mackay, Qld) https://youtu.be/0wb8WISZXrc
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  38967. G'day Ian, that was so interesting didn't know it was so hard to get cars into the US, hope you get the funds to buy one, l start looking for the body now mate but there getting hard to find, O well we can dream and that costs nothing, love to the family, cheers, Neil 🤠.
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  38968. I used to sit on the approach side of that Adelaide hairpin turn every year! You could see the cars coming and then slow for the hairpin and accelerate up the straight. Pity they shortened it.
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  38969. Good work on the minties, wise to go slow, you can just savour one for about ten minutes without chewing.
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  38970. Same. I'm a Ford fan and get goosebumps everytime I watch this lap by Murph. It intensifies as the lap progresses. Never get old.
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  38971. I am from Czech and the way you said "Ř" was times better than my little sister😅❤
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  38972. I went there in 2022, I was sitting just over the U turn at the end of the beach, with a group of friends of mine. It was a great week-end
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  38973. Yes . Chicago runs Illinois into the ground . Very badly run . State . Love Florida
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  38974. The old 3 finger rule was in force for bikinis.. Ie beach inspectors would go around and measure the side of a bikini bottom.. it had to be 3 fingers width.
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  38975. Great video Ian and so true, keep up with the good work your doing. From Stephen, Sonya and Tayla ❤
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  38976. i dont know who sent you the dinky car toys but keep them safe they will be worth money
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  38977. Ian just letting you know that Holden just won the Adelaide 500 race just 5 minutes ago. Broc Feeney in Car 88. won podium ( race winner ) ( Red Bull, Ampol Racing )and Van Gisbergen on points. Sunday 4th Dec.The final race for HOLDEN cars😪 🇦🇺 I had no other way to tell you so I hope you see this. I posted in your Mexican post too just in case.
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  38978. Ian I'm a bit confused. Is your reply real. I'm not sure if it's a scam 🤷‍♀️🤔considering we don't use telegrams here anymore. Your ? message sent me a link to reply but it's suspicious. I've never seen a message like this on anyone's comments before.
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  38979. Just close the door and leave her be and let the meter reader deal with it
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  38980. Went to maccas tonight to get a McFlurry and of course the machines were broken.
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  38981. Those mini food items (shapes, water, peas etc) are from Coles. Every now and then Coles brings them out and you can collect about 30 of them. Every $10 you spend you get 1, but you don’t know what one you’ll get. Woolworth did Lion King collectables when the movie came out and that was fun.
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  38982. Should check out Australian moterdrome dirt track back in the day Aust vs USA
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  38983. Another Great review IWrocker! and, any cold fizzy drink in a plastic bottle always tastes weird. However, if you tip it into a plastic cup most of the weirdness vapes off?
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  38984. Margaret River caves in Western Australia are amazing too
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  38985. ow yea a rally 4 banger sounds amazing..it's sad that regular 4 banger's can't sound like that...well they can but generally not for long, it's the sound of an engine giving 150% of it's all :P and you mentioned all the reasons why i fell for rally car's they are agile, vicious, and they crash land and just shrug it off (most of the time) just a amazing thing. but i also tend to prefer the older rally car's the Group-B's and the older group A's the celica's (especially the short lived 6th gen), the Imprezza's and the Evo's i mean the current car's are faster but also...smaller why i found the 6th gen celica so impressive is it was MASSIVE (which is probably why they felt they had to cheat).
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  38986. Dodge Ram Fam!
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  38987. i suggest watching kyle.engineers explaining the new cars on youtoube, he makes you understand how differently car aerodynamics are.
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  38988. Kinda want to see videos on XU1 Toranas and GT-HO Falcons
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  38989. Tim Tam block party
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  38990. Hmmm. The comment about cabovers being less comfortable is wrong. Also American cabs have significantly less "work" room than European ones. I've driven both so can compare. As an FYI... MAN here in the UK is used as an acronym... Mean And Nasty. IVECO is another manufacturer... It. Vibrates. Everything. Comes. Off.
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  38991. Ah just found you on Facebook. You are talking about Melbourne as I type this - my hometown 😊👍
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  38992. Worked on one that looked exactly like that for rally car races back in the early '90s for a smash repair shop in Fyshwick ACT Australia.
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  38993. Naaahh mate, you're just on our level brilliance. Keep at it bro, you'll understand our beer fueled logic in no time! The leading for Marree Man is that some American soldiers stationed at Woomera did it for a laugh. If that's true then I'm bloody proud of the very Aussie nature of the joke and pulled off on a pretty decent scale. Well played lads. Well played.
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  38994. 2005 damm yeep only seems like few years back. Full on was it the guy who designed utube first vid posted lol 😂 stop the clock damm times flying for us 70 s kids.
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  38995. Check out the Woomera rocket range in South Australia.
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  38996. Subbed just because of your shoutout to our beloved Legend Peter Brock. You’re the man bro 🤙🏾
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  38997. 🤣🤣🤣
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  38998. "santé!" is cheers for the french speaking part of Belgium :)
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  38999. Bang all that in a blender and add some fresh milk. Best shake ever!
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  39000. The irony of coming to an international channel and learning about my own country 😂
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  39001. a 306 exotic xD it's wild hearing this as a frenchie
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  39002. Volvo Trucks was a separate company within Volvo. The Volvo Group was reorganised on 1 January 2012 and as a part of the process, Volvo Trucks ceased to be a separate company and was instead incorporated into Volvo Group Trucks along Volvo's other truck operations, as Renault Trucks and Mack Trucks.[
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  39003. Bro I think you should move to Australia lol your oz now
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  39004. McDonald’s is McDonald’s or Maccas. No Hardy’s or Jack in the Box. We have Taco Bell and Carl Jnr.
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  39005. So close only a little over a week away....my favourite weekend of the year.
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  39006. OMG, congratulations to you and your extended families on the arrival of your new baby girl Sydney. As an Aussie I am so thrilled that you named her that. That is so beautiful 😍
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  39007. TimTam's were made for sucking.
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  39008. Note the interior / dashboard from the days where cars had to reasonably conform to showroom specs. We all gained from that in as much as the cars participating represented what you could purchase within reason. Glenn might not have won at Bathurst but he was a dual Australian Touring Car Champion and followed in the footsteps of his much liked Dad. Barry (Bo) took out Bathurst 500 (miles) in a Cortina GT500, our copy of the famed Lotus Cortina that Jim Clark loved.
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  39009. That looks as dangerous as f... Turning round so close to the tree Love it Try and fit one in for mail time Can't wait for you to come on over
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  39010. Ian and family, congratulations on your You Tube award and for the interest and love you have for things Australian and showing the 'land down under,' and its people, to the world.
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  39011. Yes they were, here in Australia tv is relaxed and not taken to serious it's the Aussie way mate. 👍🤓😁😂🤣😃🇦🇺
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  39012. The Barina you looked at can be found as a Chevrolet Aveo in Europe
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  39013. LOL funny as MATE
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  39014. South Africa ran Audi 5 cilinder turbos, Opel Rekord V8, and Triple Rotor Mazda 323 is the Wesbank Modified Saloon Series in the late 80's and early 90's. A glorious mix of screamers. The best days of my life was spent at Kayalami watched these monsters battle it out.
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  39015. You have to check the youtube channel " Movie cars central". A french dudes who buy so many movie cars from famous movies. And, of course, he got two cars from Taxi movies (there's a Peugeot 407 too)
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  39016. I'll have to send some timtams aswell. 🤓👍🇦🇺
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  39017. It is also a 4X4 paradise. some of Australia's toughest tracks.
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  39018. 👍🤠
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  39019. I did a run around Bathurst with a Scottish friend, nutcase, never again! 🧐😳😩 Great racecam footage! 😂
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  39020. If you can deal with the auto translate subtitle option of YouTube, there's a very cool French channel named "Une bière et Jivay" where there are short (8-15 minute) documentaries and interviews on all things about beer around the world.
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  39021. You should hear an Audi Q7 V12 Tdi in full song with deleted mufflers. An experience you won't easily forget Ian, but you should experience this in person if possible. Did Audi sell the V12 Tdi in North America?... God bless and lots of love from Norway. edit: You could try to find videos of the OM517 Mercedes-Benz diesel v12 engine also..
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  39022. Iwrocker In your intro Thankyou for your generosity to Australia and yes we are keeping strong all the best.
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  39023. Ian, here's a video to watch of Scotty - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ70vU5swG0 Oh and he pocketed a cool AU$10,000.00 and pole for that lap.
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  39024. If you actually heard two buck kangaroos fighting it would freak you out . I heard two crashing and bashing into one of my sheds with the strangest grunting / barking noises , no way was I going out there ( at night ) and my dog was going ballistic . It went on at least two hours . Next day went out to walk the dog and found one kangaroo dead . They fight for keeps , don't underestimate a buck kangaroo . It can make your day a bad day .
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  39025. in australia a xxxx or 4ex is a brand of beer
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  39026. I went as a kid and still remember it so well, I must go back again.
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  39027. You got Holdens but with Pontiac or Chevy badging. How the mighty had fallen having to import muscle from Oz. Square Toranas [LH LX UC] are EH Holden size, 105" wheelbase and 55" track. Good cars in their day. BUT not much lighter than the full size car. Generally under engineered, gearbox was good for a healthy 6 as was the diff.. Just ok with the 253 but the 308 no. All the Torana street guys then want to fit 10" wide wheels on the back [8s on the front] but without a deal of surgery they do NOT fit. I have this problem regularly with guys spoiling their cars doing so. I sell several period style wheels in 6 7 8 &10 widths. GpC cars had to run full interior sans carpets. That car is a mock up as the original is in a collectors hands. I raced against it regularly in the 90s. Interestingly it was probably the last Torana racing on 14" wheels and the smaller brakes as it raced at Bathurst. Many of those cars morphed into Sports Sedans,, car with big flares and max 6 litre engines. I raced against several and drove one on occasion. One is back on the road still with the race engine!! Others are being 'restored' from parts of the original car and some just ended their lives as out and out Sports Sedans. This is genuine GpC cars. Quite a few GpC Commondores also raced as Sports Sedans. IF you want to see a restored Bathurst winner,, 30 years ago! look at the ' Perkins Engineering' You Tube channel. Larrys 93 Bathurst winner has been restored by son Jack. A big job. I was involved with that car in 95-96 as it was updated to VR then VS and even the rollcage was replaced. It was track tested a couple of weeks ago.
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  39028. Glenelg, in Adelaide, is another one too!
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  39029. You should come for a ride in my aus post truck on the new england hwy, you'll be amazed at what you see
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  39030. Love the " this bits called the widow maker... ur not married are ya?... no.. she'll be right then." Lmfao
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  39031. You are a lord 👑👍
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  39032. Ian, Yes you can pronounce Melbourne and Brisbane correctly but can you pronounce Merryanbone and Buckiinguy correct;ly? They are said as Mer-Ryan-Bone and Buck-I-in-guy...
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  39033. This is the real record https://youtu.be/9iGW7YbGvuw
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  39034. I say fuel as well. But that's only because my car is diesel and doesn't actually take petrol. But saying you're going to get some diesel makes you sound like a twat XD
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  39035. no chase .hehe old track lay out
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  39036. that green mate is called HOT HOUSE GREEN
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  39037. YEAH!!! LOVELY! Hugs from Spain!!! <3
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  39038. You should check out fernando alonso too
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  39039. Australia bread doesn't have sugar unlike American bread so you might want some low sugar bread. Always thin beef sausages not hotdogs or frankfurts you need sausages.
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  39040. Live in Swindon so although it looks challenging, use normal rules and it’s simply to get from A-B.
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  39041. Nice, but you should react to "how the Nordic truck stand out from the rest of Europe, from truck topia
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  39042. I’m trying to get into racing these actually, got a few on my radar
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  39043. Merry Christmas from Tassie Ian and family not going to be too hot down here nice comfortable 22° this year.
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  39044. They also do side car observed motorcycle trials. Loving the variety!
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  39045. Scotty is a absolute weapon behind the wheel.
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  39046. ✌ Hey charger ✌ Chrysler Centura, about the same size as a torana but not as popular. Had a very cranky 265 hemi in mine, very fast and quite happy to wheelstand
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  39047. Congratulations Champion! Wishing you and your family all the best.
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  39048. I think it's time that you start to watch Australian films and movies like Walkabout and Their a Weird Mob or something way out there Is Welcome to Whoop Whoop that movie will make you say what the heck or something like that
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  39049. You didn't look at the W1 Maloo ute?
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  39050. Some marine diesel engines run backwards for reverse and some really old gas powered 2 stroke boat engines did the same by moving the ignition advance lever to the alternate position and starting backwards.
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  39051. check out Benny's custom works taking his barra powered Toyota cretsa to drag week in the USA https://www.youtube.com/c/BennysCustomWorks
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  39052. Love to you and your lil family on Christmas Day mate! Shouting out from Adelaide here!, hope to visit the US someday soon! Merry Christmas 🥰🎄🎉🎁
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  39053. It is an awesome looking vehicle!
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  39054. Hell...yeah...brother! Glad to see you’re back up and running! I would HATE to be without my Wagon for that long! Good decision on taking down the video in question. That was just a helluva tough situation and it’s best to take the high road IMHO. Here’s to better luck from here on out!
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  39055. Congratulations! You really do deserve it. One of my all-time favorite YouTubers! Thank you for the great content!
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  39056. Search Ford Falcon AU XR8 ute Commercial/AD. Must be stuck in third ;)
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  39057. Yeah we've got Pringle's in Australia I like em
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  39058. We have a lot more flavoured Licorice such as grape, apple, orange etc
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  39059. One of our more successful NASCAR drivers here was Max Dumesny. He is still racing sprintcars after 40 years plus, I remember going to the Easter sprintcar trail back in the early 90's and he was racing every night, then I went to the thunderdome and he was racing there too, in NASCAR. We also had Indycars racing here every year, at the gold coast, until the IRL/CART split. I did enjoy NASCAR but preferred sprintcars, still do ;)
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  39060. FYI the c word while often being used as an insult.....Has another use in our ever creative nation... it's also used as a compliment - ie my best friend you're gonna love him he's a real c..., or I've missed you, you old c...
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  39061. I recommend checking out one of Nico Rosberg's (2016 F1 champion) track guides he goes into lots of detail about breaking points etc. While doing laps on a simulator
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  39062. Were used as highway patrol
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  39063. More,more.more
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  39064. Hi from CZ, I have skoda felicia, which my granddad bought in 96 like new for him. It was in terrible shape, but i am trying to make it nice again and have it few more years before it will just rust down. It is fun to drive it, like you said, everything is so mechanical, even it is old car without power, it is always fun to drive. It will be good to inform your fans, when u will travel to CZ and they can drive you with some skoda cars, there is chance, that u will have some fans there with their cars to try, if u let us know on IG😀
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  39065. hey can u take a look at old russian trucks? theyre the most badass trucks ever made in my opinion!
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  39066. Best track ever besides mt panorama
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  39067. America and oz have a great relationship. In the 80's when your air force come here in a galaxy we loaded it to the brim with pallets of fosters lager cans for the trip home. We were not sure if it had enough runway so we donated a couple of our JATO units from our C130's to get it in the air. 😀😀😀
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  39068. Hey you 2 newlyweds... no hanky panky at the car wash, remember, it's touchless.. lol.. The exhaust note still sounds pretty badass for an 04 Saturn. Great choice for a daily driver.
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  39069. Cheers Ian. You can't go wrong with Rally Trucks. Check this out, I think you'll love it...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rXVD-qU_VM
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  39070. My son lives in Austria and he sends me a few photos each year showing what they got up to over there. Ice skating is big most years. They skate on the river usually although some years he takes his daughter skating at a free park in the centre of the city. They skate at night then. It is very magical or what we are brought up to understand as being magical. The sight of people skating at nighttime is intriguing. While here in Australia I spend it alone usually doing gardening or similar.
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  39071. man, i hope i can have a Pablo-tier in-law one day
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  39072. Oh man. You need to search for an All Blacks Rugby team Haka video and react to it. Or any Haka video. Definitely an intimidating welcome or challenge. New Zealand was part of what was called 'New South Wales', basically Australia, New Zealand, and I think Papua New Guinea. New Zealand became a separate colony in 1841. PNG gained independence from Australia in 1975.
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  39073. First Ambulance is a VW. That was filmed in "Praça do Comercio" near the Tagus River. The Police Bike is a Yamaha. The "roof top" shot was of an Ambulance and a Car that usually goes with a couple of paramedics. If something is more life threatening, they send first the medics on the car and the Ambulance follows, sometimes and in busy places of the city they send a Doctor on a Motorcycle just to clear better the traffic, and then the Ambulance. And yes here we have a lot of tow trucks with Van Cabs.
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  39074. Another great video brother! Love me some old-school cars
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  39075. Cool 😎
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  39076. REACTS TO THE FUNNIEST CHANTS BY ENGLISH FOOTBALL FANS
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  39077. Hi Ian, please you have to react to Jack Newman, helmet cam at the chimey Escort Rally in Belgium, it's frigging insane the speeds he hits on the smallest of roads... 👍👍👍
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  39078. The thunder dome was based on charlotte or Daytona raceways in the USA. You should check out the abandoned video on the thunder dome
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  39079. Berries and Cherries.
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  39080. Your children are just precious 💜
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  39081. That's intriguing to know mars bars and milky ways are different in the states.. kinda like the name 3 musketeers. I need to try that. Lol
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  39082. A tourist drives into the city of Bathurst: https://youtu.be/E7sJFzEJ-6U
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  39083. I´m from Madrid... and in summer not so far from New Mexico :D thanks for the video man !!
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  39084. Try Milo
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  39085. were part of Asia and there is nice cheap Asian holiday destinations close by, Id probably go to mexico for a holiday b4 i went to USA for one... Why go to USA when i can go to Americans fav holiday destination
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  39086. In the thirties as a farmer's wife wrote a letter to Ford lamenting the fact that they could not afford two vehicles - one for carrying pigs and one for going to church. She wrote that it would be nice if a town car could also be used for farm work and that resulted in the creation of the Aussie ute. The first ute was an Oldsmobile. In 1969, while serving in the RAAF, my sergeant told me that there was a Rolls Royce Phantom II for sale for 150 pounds in Victoria around 1955. The reason why it was so cheap was because the owner converted it into a ute to use around the farm. It had a wood tray on the back. In the early 80's I saw that Rolls Royce in a Holden dealership in Fremantle, Western Australia. Fully restored it looked spectacular.
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  39087. It's like the Scania driving awards.
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  39088. Have you got more v8 super car crazy pitstop moments vids on ya list ?.
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  39089. hey bro if you got a hand and a night free, checkout Alison Whyte and frontline
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  39090. Pre-Port Arthur you could get Ammo and Guns in the Sporting Goods section of Big W, K-Mart and the occasional Target.
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  39091. The craziest thing I've seen being rallied was a Trabant! One of the worst russian built cars ever made! Even the russians thought they were terrible! Some of the cars are... 2:44 Toyota Corolla. 3:13 Vauxhall Corsa. 11:03 Fiat 126. 11:11 Peugeot 205 V6. 11:39 Ford Sierra Cosworth. 12:50 Possibly a Talbot Lotus Sunbeam. That thing at 6:21 is a Piaggio Ape sometimes referred 'Tuk Tuk'. A 200cc (10.1hp) three wheeler often used as taxis in India. However, this one has a heavily tuned Super Bike engine in it. A 'Slight' power upgrade! The Lancia Stratos had a 2.4 V6, Some of the rally cars had the Ferrari Dino engine fitted and tuned Down to190hp. Rally cars are so cool because they are Loud, obnoxious, F-ing quick and the drivers are simply insane!
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  39092. Where’s the fords at you say you would be checking some out
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  39093. So you are a White Sox fan too....good luck in the ALDS but they need to put two wins together from Sunday and hope for the best in G5.
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  39094. Damn snakes in Australia...they'll get you one way or another. Cheers from Downunder.
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  39095. 4:35 the safety bar is called the "halo". It was developed following several incidents, like Massa getting hit by a flying part in 2009 or Bianchi's fatal accident in 2014. Some pilots were against it in the beginning, but since it has saved several lives already - e.g. Grosjean - it is broadly welcomed nowadays. 5:00 as the Red Bulls were Honda-propelled, I am sure this was also meant as a promotion. 5:25 not much of a surprise, as drivers choose their numbers since 2014 and usually stick to it over the years. Before 2014, drivers were numbered by the standings in the championship the previous year with the champion getting #1, otherwise the constructors' championship was used as a template with teammates getting two consecutive numbers. This is also the sequence at which the teams' pits are ordered along the pitlane as the first spot in the pitlane is considered an advantage. At some races this is changed to provide a better view for the fans. 8:04 it is not the first time Ford has provided engines for F1, it already did so for decades, look up Cosworth.
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  39096. Hi Ian, it's me again, the old driver from europe. You're right, this is the "Turbo Star" which had an inline 6 up to 36ß BHP, and V8 from 420 to 480 BHP. I'ver driven a 420 myself, and the same engine with up to 520 BHP had been in the successor , the "EuroStar", which i've driven myself also. They were real awesome fun. But if you want to have the experience yourself, i suggest Euro Truck Simulator, and the Truck, as a free Addon, done by "XBS". He really nailed the TurboStar and it is IMHO the by far best sounding Truck in ETS! So give yourself a chance! XBS really turned the clock back for me! Greetings from Austria. P.S.: The IVECO Trucks didn't hav to have the best reputation, and soi they were nick named "Pizza-Blech" beeing Pizza-sheet or Pizza tray? Like the sheet in the oven to bake Pizza.
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  39097. racing country roads at 150 mph see the sign saying first position: "P1 haha good one" "ppl are waving I must be fast"
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  39098. The track is a guys driveway it end at this garage
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  39099. You are a decent guy. Most americans feel , they are better than the rest of the world. my personal advice is, take 3 month off and visit europe. it is the cradle of civilization through thousands of years- does not mean to neglect the fantatic beer tapping in slovakia, trying fresh sardines in portugal or famous greek ovenrecipes . I hail from the Ruhrgebiet in Germany and travelled all of these european countries and spent 4 weeks in the west of the usa on honeymoon vacation 2001. get yourself over the great pond and have a look on your own, that is my advice .
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  39100. You do a great job. Fun to watch!
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  39101. Coming from a Holden factory worker such as myself, just a floor hand nothing special. Holden actually made the Chevy ss here a ship to USA, gmh (general motors holden) had usa set ups already. This was the same for both ve and vf modles. so im sure for slightly extra price u could convert a ve or vf ute either in auz or usa there for bypassing the 30 yr rule. I believe u can also convert a vu using Pontiac set ups but like all conversion getting the engineered certificate for the car will be costly. The process also applies for auz aswell when importing vehicles. Although in my opinion i think it is a bit hard to obtain the certificate because of the regulations we have in Aus. Im a ford man myself but can appreciate most manufacturers. I still have no idea ehy Holden or gm itself wouldn't just make a usa ute when they did the Chevy ss, it would have been a great business idea as these would have sold like hot cakes in merica. Maybe gm had some safty issues with the ute back then or something similar, thats my guess.
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  39102. Here's something to react to Bill Richardson transport world Invercargill there's a few videos on here about it shows new Zealand's diversity and history in transport aka the world's largest private automotive museum apparently
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  39103. I just saw something on Youtube you might be interested in, It is called the Origins of the Ute if you haven't already seen it maybe you can have look Dinkum
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  39104. Im from Australia and born at a place called Wollongong witch is part of the Illawarra that you carnt say lol but I lived in Kalgoorlie witch is in Western Australia and it gets very hot and dry
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  39105. The other car is a cosworth escort
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  39106. Dude I daily a 1989 bronco I love it recommend a bronco to any 4x4 lover
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  39107. Nah we learn about Shakespeare instead and we have to write a 1500 essay about some guy sitting next to a tree
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  39108. I've been driving several times over this bridge and also been this valley under the bridge
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  39109. nice video, but ya gotta hear them laugh, nothing better than roaming thru the bush to stumble over a rock and have a kookaburra laugh at ya!
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  39110. Emma is adorable
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  39111. Most of our fire trucks are Scania now. Police cars can be Holden,Ford's, chrysler,Mazda,Subaru,mitsubishi, Hyundai,Toyota that's all I can think of probably more and ambulance is Mercedes-Benz. Cool video mate
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  39112. Hello Ian, I follow you for a while now and I love the fact that you're so curious about Europe. I'm from Belgium and I'd love to invite you here when you want. I'll show you around and will help you discover much more things about us. The culture, the beers, the suburbans etc... Hope you'll think about it. And by the way, we say "Santé !" when we drink. And also, each beer has its own specific glass. ;)
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  39113. Great videos all year! Looking forward to seeing what you do in 2018.
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  39114. G’day from Fourmile Beach 🏝 #portdouglas Other than Whitehaven, those others are too cold most of the year
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  39115. Problem with these stupid top 10s is I swear they listen to us Aussies bragging about our deadly shit and take it literate that they are everywhere while never actually researching.
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  39116. That's very interesting Ian and family I would have thought that coca cola would taste the same all over the world as they are supposed to have the secret recipe. But obviously some country's change that to their own taste? Wow! Nothing better than an icy cold coke on a hot summers day or in the morning after a big night out the only thing that clears the throat. Plus they use it out here to clean your sink or water pipes and clean your coins (money) in a glass over night lol! Wicked stuff, just shows you how tough the human stomach and organs are.
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  39117. Check out John Watson's McLaren crash at Monza 1981, the first carbon fibre monocoque crash in F1. This is kind of reminiscent of that.
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  39118. Check out Dodge Van Racing in Japan! https://youtu.be/7U2BC5sOltU
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  39119. Never heard of the Kookaburra liquorice
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  39120. wow you should go i bet you will love it its very nice
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  39121. Enjoy your videos 😊
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  39122. My mother had a VH Charger XL in brown with a cream vinyl roof and beige interior.
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  39123. tourist all love kangaroos till they hit one at 110kmh... they aren't very bright animals as you can tell hahaha
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  39124. Congratz mate to you and ya family
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  39125. Cool I haven’t seen that before 🇦🇺
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  39126. looks like the boomerang in the box is probably made to be hung on the wall and the other two id say might be for the kids to play with, and you too of course haha
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  39127. Happy Thanksgiving 😊🇦🇺
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  39128. yes man:D ahoj, dobrý den, prosím :D děkuji :D
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  39129. Suggestion: extremely brutal and intense rally max attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6ofVyau6oc
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  39130. Greetings to you from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🌹
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  39131. This is all garbage, but makes for good content, and you're much more engaging than the guy you are watching.
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  39132. the bloody aus system in the 90s probably late 80s, ran a wide range of progressive seemingly anti traditional, programs influencing the youths, life style an career perceptions, targeting our rural farming districts. for decades now, hardly any kids stay on the land, carrying on the family's knowledge, while continuing to grow that knowledge though the cycles of time. cant exactly write, advanced farming of ''set property'' (witten by Old Bob from the flats) china all of a sudden, Na everyone with some awareness of the recent several years activity regarding water an farms on the east coast, instantly new what was going to happen if the commonwealth government directly pointed at china (same as they always do) almost simultaneously, china went after Australia's dry crop exports ''barley'' the grain growers council ''whatever'' on the west coast, our primary producing district of dry crops, cut its corporate ties/stakes in the malting sector, restricting farmers assess to alt buyers after china sales shopped. hurting almost exclusively farmers for absolutely no meaningful positive outcome, besides it's influence of global shipping BS.
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  39133. We can get a great cup of barista coffee at smallest little Cafes/ coffee shops or even our small local supermarkets so why would we pay over the top prices for inferior Starbucks non barista coffee?
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  39134. You want to see smoke? Look for the 'Bandag Bullet', a multi engined, multi turbo, multi supercharged diesel fuelled purpose built burn out truck. Basically a rolling advert for Bandag retreated truck tyres. 👍👍🇭🇲
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  39135. Red rock deli products rock
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  39136. Not sure if anybody posted so sorry if I’m repeating, but you may know paw paw in the USA as papaya. Great watching this video. Great stuff 😎
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  39137. i knew it, 10/10!! My favortie too! And you can get it in cans too!
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  39138. On the mental health services issue, speaking as someone who did psychology degrees and is now working in youth mental health - I've not really heard of a country that does mental health excellently with access for all and an emphasis on early intervention. Our mental health systems are underfunded, but they always have been. There's more funding than ever, but there's more demand than ever. Here in Perth, especially with the borders and covid kind of stopping all movement of skilled workers and exacerbating people's mental health issues, most free community services and mental health services here have like 3-6 month waiting lists, and most psychiatrists in WA aren't even taking on new clients full stop because they are so backlogged. It's really tough so people to get the type of help they need when they need it, and without having to shell out $100s, but even money might not get you in quickly. We're really trying, but just got a lot on our plates!
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  39139. Yes! I've been waiting for this reaction! I knew you would like that sound man 👌🏻
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  39140. I think that Subaru driver thought he was in reverse when he went into that ditch 😂.
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  39141. Yeah they are beasts, I think I mentioned these in a comment on one of your earlier videos. They are tough.
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  39142. Gen 3 supercars start next year, a bit closer to sale versions. Less turbulence, more overtaking!
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  39143. Definitely more like this please Ian. Thanks.
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  39144. Bloody Nice, not sure the name of the colour but it looks like "ICE BLUE" to me Well that's what i would call it. 👍🤠
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  39145. Maralinga is more like where you are than Alice Springs.
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  39146. The wine in a bag is cheap $4/$5 , it comes in a cardboard box & you pop the spout out the side . People ditch the box for ease of sneaking it in places etc..... Nicknamed " Goon " or " Goon Bag " . Drinking Game : Peg a couple on the clothesline have people stand around the clothesline , spin the line who it stops on skulls , it's called " Goon of Fortune " ... like Wheel
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  39147. Rock me Amadeus is like the second most Austrian coded song even after Anton Aus Tirol. No shame for not knowing, but once you know, you can't unsee it.
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  39148. Ian, not only was Warne a great cricketer but he left a legacy to teach up and comers. Here is a link to a Warne "How To" video. Some Americans have commented that the grip is not unlike a baseball grip but the way he uses the ball is obviously different for a different game. It is nearly 10 mins long but he demonstrates grips, release and what it looks like when it is bowled [that is what we call pitched] https://youtu.be/yH6LHbDgTpE
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  39149. Maybe if we crowd fund it?
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  39150. Whoppers VS Maltesers next? Maltesers are much much better!
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  39151. can u pick up coins off floor with the forklift ???????
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  39152. would love to see you react to the science and engineering behind Subaru's rocket anti lag system
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  39153. lovin your channel.. From an aussie..
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  39154. Hey Ian, have another look at the Ford Landau Coupe, some people even modded them to the moon! Theyre my favourite of all the ancient Aussie Fords.
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  39155. Hi, my name is Tim and these are my TAMS BABY!
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  39156. Try nz speedway
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  39157. holy shit that blinker sound is crazy!
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  39158. Fun fact. The Prototypes with Hybrid must go with electric engine first after the Pit stop and the combustion engine kicks in when the car reaches 50 kp/h.
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  39159. Hell yeah!
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  39160. I would like you to compare Amazon Australia to Amazon America it would be interesting
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  39161. just let you know i made that comment on my other account as of have two of them if you wondering who mediawatcher2023 is
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  39162. It's interesting that the Sept babies come 9 months after Christmas and New Year parties... hahaha
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  39163. Thanks for pronouncing Porsche in the right way.
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  39164. Small model good for learning driving with a manual gear
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  39165. Fun fact: the echidna was named after a Greek half-snake half-human goddess, because a naturalist wanted to reflect that it seemed half-reptile and half-mammal. I always loved that fact. 😉 I love your videos! You’re so chill, can see how much you love learning all this stuff, and I reckon you’d fit right in here, really easily. Also, I mean, you eat Vegemite properly so first honorary citizenship point scored!
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  39166. I am impressed that you can tell anything from those blurry plates. I think there are a lot of similarities between the U.S. and Australia. Sometimes it looks like the same country.
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  39167. Freightliner is the most common truck in the USA with 40% of all trucks sold being of that brand. Volvo comes after also Kenworth, PeterBilt and International with just 11%.
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  39168. Massive News 6 days only been to Bathurst once what a weekend it was back in the 80s
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  39169. Last car one made me miss my VL & now this is. I want it back =(
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  39170. Hey man, if you are interested, there is a channel called Mr.M who does a lot of well edited no-comment-motorsport-moment compilations (a lot of Rally moments also). I think tjose would make for some cool reaction videos. Cheers from Austria
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  39171. Not a coffee drinker but send ian some coffee from Australia to try aswell. As longas it's made properly and not in a reheated brown water slopp jug.
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  39172. New sub here! Seeing the way you reacted to the first take off was well worth the money and now its running through your mind all day. Its gets better with all the upgrades in your near future. A wheel stand was my first upgrade. Then came the bigger monitor next up will have to be a small race rig. Happy racing !!
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  39173. To add to the confusion: If you start your break on a free ball, while all the reds are still on the table, you can achieve a score higher than 147. Even if you don't follow the free ball up with a traditional maximum, just high scoring completion.
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  39174. They make cuppachino Tim tams too which are absolutely amazing
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  39175. And it's "ow-ya-goin'". We DON'T pronounce the "h". Just sayin'. Love your stuff.
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  39176. Lol, well at least it’s not a Camry!😂 My newest car is an ‘04...
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  39177. one of the reasons I subscribed your channel is your fascintion about the Nürburgring, I live just 20km away from there :D
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  39178. Onya Mate! I'm about to enjoy my packet of Dimbulah Mountain Estate Coffee and Choc Tim Tams. I waited for everyone to leave the house so I don't have to share :)
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  39179. Lamingtons are definitely from NZ just like the pavlova which you should try to make as well loving the cooking shows keep them coming guys 😁👍🇳🇿
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  39180. here ya go mate, here's a nice little song about the bin chicken. bit of language in there so be warned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO-OpFjHRbE
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  39181. I actually LOL’d!
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  39182. Australia's closest equivalent to Cabela's is probably Anaconda with BCF in the mix as well .
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  39183. Love you Guys...
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  39184. I love how you guys get together and enjoy these beers that are all familiar to me. Also a very supportive camera lady. The enthousiasm you all have is so nice to see. Proost!
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  39185. 100k subs in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...
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  39186.  @IWrocker  you , have a great sense of humour tho . thats why im here lol
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  39187. Those $1 and $2 are not the standard. The regular $2 does not have any colours. For the $2, that particular one is a design from 2018 based on the Eternal Flame at our national War Memorial in Canberra. The $1 coin usually has 5 kangaroos on the 'tails' side. The Australian Mint does all sorts of limited coins with different graphics for a wide range of events, anniversaries and the like. I, for one, have an entire collection of 'special' coins. The only coins currently in circulation here that do not get special designs are the 5c and 10c pieces, with the exception of some in 2016 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of decimal currency in Australia. We also used to have bronze 1c and 2c pieces, but they were phased out because they were effectively useless and more expensive to produce than their face value. (Looking at you, pennies.) Fun fact: The 2000 Sydney Olympics issued bronze medals made from the melted down coins being taken out of circulation
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  39188. Hey Ian, if you want to see some big jumps and carnage there's a jump in Australia called the Mine shaft, WOW. Find it and enjoy it mate. Seeya Rob
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  39189. The animals are more scared of humans and will avoid you if they can. If cornered, or pple mess with them they can ruin your day. It's not like we have bears, mountain lions, Bob cats, wolves, they seem much more scary to all aussies I would think.
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  39190. Probably the best era for Bathurst. They had so many different cars racing from minis up to V8 muscle cars, jaguars, comaros, BMWs so many different cars all racing together. They had them race in different classes, and an overall winner. Brocks VK Marlboro commodore was an iconic car. Even today the scale models sell for like $1500.00 If you can find an original Group A VK Brock commodore, if the owner would dare part with it, you’d be paying a fortune for it. Such a wonderful piece of machinery.
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  39191. Hope someone sends you Monty Carlos or Iced Vovos both are by Arnott's. Great with milk or coffee.
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  39192. I cannot even comprehend being on this level but have you ever found yourself 'in the zone'. Like riding a bike where you don't think but you just act instinctively ? You check this, see that, move a button, react to a movement and manage your fear and control your emotions. These guys a on another level !!!
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  39193. The fire brigade of my old home town has one of them.
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  39194. I love watching these and how you appreciate our country! Also love hearing about your own comparisons or differences!
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  39195. Sorry mate, there is no Antarctic Ocean. Maybe you mean the Southern Ocean or the Arctic Ocean up north. Yes there are 5 oceans - just add Pacific, Atlantic and Indian to those two.
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  39196. Good on ya mate love your work
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  39197. I wish there were an Offenhauser engined 'Aussie cars' class, or obviously, 'American class'. Great sound, great history.
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  39198. i forgot how nice the RX7 and the Nissan Bluebird and JPS BMW's all looked
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  39199. You even looked like an Aussie doing that
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  39200. The buffering issue has to be on YouTubes side because I get the same issues and it has only started recently (within the last 2 months).
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  39201. Regarding Subaru, the reason why asia pacific got Libertys and the US got Legacys is because of the trade marked name. The US had the Jeep Liberty, so that name was out. Suspect the same with the XV, although I haven't researched that one. You also don't know how to pronounce brands and models in Aussie language, but thats not so bad as neither can New Zealand and they are just across the ditch.
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  39202. Car in front is a Ford Sierra Cosworth. Escort in the USA I think.
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  39203. The 1970's Falcons is a large large car. Ours was a 351 v8, but I have no idea of this car's spec.
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  39204. You should watch a mini series "end of an era"
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  39205. Arms & legs seem to simply work like excavator arms… but when it walked, it didn’t shift its weight over the standing leg. I would suggest it remains in contact under the feet… hence all the smoke down there when it walks.
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  39206. Congrats Big Man
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  39207. for 1 million bucks ? a car would want to do more than get me from a to b lol . i think the only thing id ever spend a million on , is a house , and even that doesn't get you a great deal these days .
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  39208. Yep, we love taking the pis and stringing people along . And best of all we are believed 😂😂😂😂
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  39209. Yep, I’d say yes to all those things….. ohhh gawd I’m old ha ha ha all the best from Melbourne Australia.
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  39210. One of my personal favorites, with my group of friends goes along the lines of a greeting and a response. Bob says " mate how's it going" Wayne responds " yeah mate , long and loose , full o juice, and throbbing like a sack full of grass hoppers ". May I suggest, don't try and do our accent when in our country, sure try it when you are not here but if you do it here you will appear like a blow in.
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  39211. I’ve forgotten, you have absolutely found someone who can let you drive that fantastic car !!!
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  39212. Wow, that Audi is one of the best looking racecars of all time. The wheels are so cool. And the sound! Love it... Speaking of sound.. you have to take a look at this legendary 400 hp rallycar from Finland. Ilmo Lario's BMW M3. It's famous for its sound. https://youtu.be/jKKulirHFFw
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  39213. More of the very end also. Love the scenery :)
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  39214. You want a good laugh you should watch the minis go around Bathurst
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  39215. Hay mate keep the car straight on the road or pull over lm Gunna be car sick.
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  39216. You will have to watch chaz mostert take kalyn ponga on a hot lap the sound is unreal
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  39217. On September 25th 7:15pm (aest) the afl grand final is on so it would be like 5:15am est (American time) if you want to react to it or the highlights of it.
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  39218. Words can be hard. If everybody is unique then being unique is normal. so everyone is normal. ;)
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  39219. Great acknowledgment for a great guy and family love you guys and the channel keep up the awesome work
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  39220. A couple of notes on this clip. That Skyline is only 2wd. The car he overtakes on the outside at skyline is a BMW M3 - probably the best handling Group A car of all. When it jumps sideways on Conrod it is probably doing about 150mph. Denny Hulme, 1967 F1 World Champion was watching in the pits and said "This kid has no imagination". And... if legend is to be believed, while he is doing all of this, his team manager, Fred Gibson (a former winner and touring car legend) is screaming into his intercom "for f*cks sake slow down!".
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  39221. The HQ Monaro GTS 350 had the US Chevy, If the GTS does not have the 350 prefix after its name it had the the Holden 308 fitted, Holden built their own small block V8's they were the 253 and the 308. The De Ville is the Holden Statesman, De Ville is the series(Top model Luxury). We call 2 door cars coupes and if the 2 door car does not have door pillars then we call them hard tops. Holden did use the US 350 Chevy in some of their cars especially the 1970 Holden HG Monaro GTS the car that started the Ford vs Holden rivalry here in Australia. If your a ford fan check out the worlds fastest production car built in 1971 the Ford XY GTHO phase III (351 4V heads) built to beat Holden's dominance at Bathurst and that it did.
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  39222. I've only been an Aussie for 65 years and probably only agree with about 70% what the person said but this is probably more to do with where he spent his time and/or age group as sayings vary state by state and age groups tend to use different slang. Slang tends to be more rural than larger cities I have found that when I travel around Oz (Slang for Australia) like in Queensland they seem to add "eh which sounds like ay" to almost every sentence, but Never heard it used in Melbourne, slang seems to be more outback than the main capital cities which are more influenced by American television and movies so in more modern times we tend to follow whatever is used in American Media more than older Australia terms It amused me that he didn't seem to mention the toilet much as there would have to be more slang terms for going to the toilet than anything else, especially when a male wants to have a piss, there would probably be over 100 ways of saying that alone The more social media takes to hold the more that the world takes over for example OMG was never an Australian expression but it has been adopted, probably mostly from Facebook, it's like we are very aware of American terms and slang as we see it so much on TV and the movies but most likely not the reverse Most of Australian slang would even be lost on younger Australians as a lot of it is fading away Although there are some words that might not ever convert like how you call jam jelly, even though we hear it in American TV and movies, therefore, know it we still use the Aussie words which we inherited from the UK Then there are words that confuse us within Australia as we don't have National terms for a lot of things like in Victoria we call potato scallops - potato cakes but in Queensland, they call them scallops which is seafood in Victoria so this sort of thing causes confusion when travelling
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  39223. Oh yeah.... Bunnings stuff is cheap and nasty
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  39224. At my primary school here in Australia we did a Christmas concert to this song :)
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  39225. U should watch a video on pit stop mistakes in F1 some of them are crazy driving off with fuel hose still attached etc
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  39226. I would love to see part 2
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  39227. Grocery store. Look up Woolies or coles
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  39228. You need to check out the TVR Cerbera Speed 12 and the Jaguar XJ220. Both are marvels of the British car industry for their time and were far ahead of the competition.
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  39229. If you purely love the sound of "any" engine, I know it's not a car but, have a listen to the 1979 CBX Honda 1000cc six cylinder, it sounds like a V12 Ferrari at full song, an incredible sounding machine....
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  39230. Should be able to stream it...I managed to stream it when I was in Thailand.
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  39231. Those engines are incredible they have very very little inertia so they can pass from idle to full throttle in tenths of a second and that's insane. It is not strictly related to the video but if you have time watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr1A7aaffTQ&t=143s . It's a video from the free practice session in 1994 in Imola, there's also Ratzenberger's crash in which he died and that was also the week end when Senna died. There you can appreciate how beautiful those engines sounded back then. The most impressive is the Ferrari engine and i can ensure you if you keep your eyes closed you can tell when a Ferrari passed on track.
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  39232. 3:30 Now that is clever. How much easier would that be in very tight garages where you have to carefully squeeze out of the car, or when putting your car in a closed trailer? As much as I prefer a basic vehicle without any frills, this is cool. Remote control trailer reversing and other silliness could ensue.
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  39233. California has a policy of not arresting or prosecuting shoplifters when the value of their haul doesn't exceed $900. This might explain all the extra glass secure cabinets.
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  39234. You should look up some dutch heavy load trucks. Most are 10x4 and some have permits up to 300 metric tons
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  39235. cheers from Portugal ;-)
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  39236. G'day m8 From Brisbane......im a Mintslice person p.s. u can slam those too.....cheers from downunder!!
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  39237. just bought a 98 k1500 and for my first truck at $4300, I love it. 157k real miles everything works perfectly and just a small rust spot about 5"x 2" which I already bought the stuff to fix but I also plan on restoring it as well especially before I go off to college. I might get carried away with the 4x4 but hey as long as I can fix it it's all good.
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  39238. Most of the "Street vehicles" you refer to are probably incident control vehicles, forensics etc. Most highway patrol cars are commodore or Ford V8's. Until they stopped making them 🤬🤬🤬
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  39239. Maybe you could do some on some of the crazy giant Soviet vehicles
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  39240. to be honest another happy American with Aussie snacks. You can't be our snacks.
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  39241. Dont let the camera fool you its an illusion you find it bigger as you think it is
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  39242. love the great race
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  39243. Your predictions are bad😂😂nice video tho, keep it up
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  39244. Heading up there next Thursday for practice & events, can’t wait 👍👍
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  39245. Cam Tilley is the Owner/Driver, I believe the engine is an ex Nascar engine (Dunno what generation or capacity) and the car is handicapped coz its too quick. The Car is an A Body Mopar similar to a 60's Dodge Dart and believe it or not before the V8 Cam ran a modified version of an inline 6 on this series and did well :-)
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  39246. Pour it how YOU like it. In Europe they tend to do a higher pour to knock some of the carbonation out,. In the UK they tend to pour at an angle as British cask beers are less carbonated.... but as I said, do it how you like it.
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  39247. @iwrocker should go live on YouTube for an hour , so we can chat and interact live with him and each other . I think he would like it , try it out
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  39248. I am so happy for you. for all the time i have heard you talk about your love for them, this is cool
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  39249. Ian your colour saturation of your camera is a bit extreme... you look like a Simpsons character 🤣. much love though, Steve from Western Australia 😊
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  39250. Congrats on all your success mate, keep up the vids. )
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  39251. Ive owned wrx's, v8, and the fastest car iv'e ever been in is an R/T charger. Damn that thing was quick.
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  39252. The V8 is called at 8280 engine and is 17.2litres.The red one you liked was called the cowboy
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  39253. Please watch this video land rover darian crossing it was in 1971
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  39254. Awesome content man, keep it up 🤘🏼
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  39255. Welcome to the moneypit! If you want an affordable wheelstand, I recommend GT-Omega. You can mount everything on it. I even mounted a monitor on it.
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  39256. Alot of cars in Australia and Europe have different names and sheet metal to your US variants We also got the fuel efficient engines such as small 4cyl turbo diesels and V6 petrols vs the high output V6 petrol and V8 petrol options 2 perfect examples are the Nissan Frontier (Navara based) and Toyota Tacoma(Hilux based) And yes Hyundai is 1 of the leading brands up there with Mazda, Toyota and Kia
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  39257. Ford Performance Vehicles (FPV) next?
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  39258. I like the 2021 ad it's clever
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  39259. It’s not a massive motor museum. It is particularly dedicated to Bathurst and racing. Very worthwhile seeing if you love Bathurst.
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  39260. Jeremy Clarkson and James May from Top Gear had a ride along in a V8 supercar also
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  39261. and the proving grounds are still there at the You Yangs
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  39262. HSV Senators up at Alice Springs
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  39263. Have a look at the tryguys eating aussie seafood https://youtu.be/WZKe91_J1f4
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  39264. I really enjoy watching your vids. One of Quentin Tarantino's favourite down to earth aussie movies is called "Dead End Drive-In". We also have a movie called 'Razorback' which has an American fella (being out of sorts) plonked in the Australian outback, being hunted by a feral giant pig on a mission to bag humans type horror movie. Even better if you get a little wasted before or while you watch it to provide a laugh out loud comedic element. Great cinematography!
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  39265. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 RLOL!!! Oh Ian! I'm feeling for ya Buddy! I'd forgotten all about these ads. Now I wish I wasn't reminded lol. I sooooo hope there is more for Ketut. Back to your video...
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  39266. Great watching, good luck getting your beautiful kids to bed on all that sugar ! Bring on Bathurst
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  39267. We do have Monster Trucks in Australia, though not often. Some of the ones we see are a Buddy, Wicked, Tropical Thunder, MisMayhem, Grave Digger, Zombie, Megalodon & some Rocket Cars, if you look up Monster Truck Mania that is one of the promotions, they have a few videos on their site & surely easy to find some on Youtube. Monster Jam is also in Australia.
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  39268. 1000hp killer wasps!! Also how Aussies refer to Kilowatts. Great video Ian, very visceral. Hey have you checked out Top Fuel Dragsters running a 1/4 mile yet - I don't remember. There are some funny scenes showing bottles of water vibrating off chairs at the start line! Cheers mate.
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  39269. Michigan...2 land masses...what about Hawaii? Many more in Hawaii
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  39270. At uni, my housemate and I had anxiety dreams about going to class and finding Kimi was the lecturer.
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  39271. My first car was a 1963 VW Beetle. I bought it for $300.00 in 1986!!!
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  39272. A comment somebody made about gellic nite Jack Murray that was the Redex trails through the 1950s the Variety Bash was started by Dick Smith sort of based on the Redex trails there is footage on you tube
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  39273. Good find 👍
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  39274. bathurst is such a great track, i drove around it (at the speed limit) once and i was surprised how long it takes to get around. makes you realise how much faster the race cars get around it
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  39275. The 19Bozzy92 channel has a full 7+ minute video about Travis' mad Subaru GL Station. And I can also strongly recommend the channel Marvdogger2 for anything Group B related; that guy has legendary old 80s material (that is copied a lot by others) with pure engine sounds; especially his "<carname> The Sound" videos are awesome, I'm sure you'll love it !
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  39276. These things are crazy in real life, for little cars they have some go and people as young as 14 I believe can race these things
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  39277. your vids are so relaxing, watching everyone - i guess- Great Stuff! ..one of my lifegoals: get a Lancia Integrale with Martini Paintjob, drive it and keep it for my Kids...will be worth a lot in 15 Y :)
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  39278. The Gold Coast is a region, I guess you could say it's a bit like saying East Illinois, except maybe bigger, The skyline you saw was Surfers Paradise, the centre of the Gold Coast. The video was shot at Coolangatta which is the southern end of the Gold Coast. that should give you some perspective of how big the Gold Coast is.
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  39279. As you yourself reacted, ball control... This is what all football is based on, and yours, America's and the rest of the world's! Tactics, filling the field, players who are able to hold, take away, release, be in position... Soccer is an easy sport for the backyard, but at the professional level it is something very different. Really, you haven't even scratched the surface with this clip. But I'm glad you noticed one thing you need to be a professional soccer player ;)
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  39280. I rember walking down to this night market on a Saturday night after a few beers for a feed when I lived in Auckland
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  39281. That first add I had not seen before & I live in Sydney Australia what’s going on🤣👍
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  39282. 68 charger with a 440 is one of my dream cars can’t go wrong with them such beautiful car Gday from straya mate 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤙
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  39283. can you react to modified euro truck interiors, like danish pluche and holland style interiors, they are really cool, i love the videos. Keep up the good work :)
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  39284.  @IWrocker  the state of Illinois I haven't experienced that much the neighboring state of Missouri is beautiful got to love the Ozarks. Have a good one from Gouveia, Portugal.
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  39285. You guessed right on the sanctioning bodies! I flagged them - they were insane. SCCA buddy of mine had a modded street car with the wick turned up to about 450hp on the 5-cyl, it was quick. And very LOUD! We'd take it into Oakwood (GA, small town near Road Atlanta) and try to pick up girls. Worked, a lot of the time - they'd see those four rings and think, 'Ooh! Young men with money!' Great days. And not much gets your attention like Hans Stuck blowing by at WOT with nothing between you but a row of tires! Here ya go. Mid-Ohio, 1988. I think the uploader means "full broadcast" instead of "full race". '88 was the year SCCA gave them most of the penalty weight..but it didn't matter when it began to rain.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfjKi8vdwuk EDIT: The wheels! In the '80s, there was a concept that a fan blade structure inside the wheel could help cool the brakes. I guess it didn't work, since we don't have them today - or maybe they just got banned, too. 😁
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  39286. Thanks
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  39287. In Europe nozzle size is different for diesel and petrol/gasoline. Petrol cars have restrictor plate which only allows the smaller nozzle to enter. Diesel nozzles are larger diameter, especially when it comes to trucks.
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  39288. It is a V8 79 series land cruiser https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni2iwP2yAHc&list=RDQMvNS7f-Tm4rc&start_radio=1
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  39289. Hows that truck driver getting out of truck before it went over cliff, lucky quick thinking dude had his balls in his throat after that one & maybe a poo stain. 🤣😂🤣😂
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  39290. Tim Tams taste better after being in the fridge
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  39291. NASCAR will dominate for the first 10 laps then start to fade. Supercars would dominate from then on
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  39292. Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺....you can buy coke in glass bottles in oz to.
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  39293. Even saying just "United States" is actually ambiguous. You could just be an English-speaker referring to the United States of Mexico...
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  39294. I whistle ND say hello to all magpies I'm only 37 because I heard they won't go you ,, ND surpriseling it seems to have worked I never get swooped, PS: I'm also a Collingwood supporter go pies lol PSS: go iwrocker love your vids about aus ND your interests in US,I share the same thing for the USA
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  39295. Package 1 funny curved timber thingy... I think it is a wine bottle holder. Put the bottle through the hole and it will balance. Hi from Tassie
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  39296. AAMI Rhonda And Kathy Vacs up Australia
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  39297. Hi Ian, so glad you like Aussie snacks, America has lots of fantastic things but Chocolate 🍫🍫🍫 is not one of them l have bought American Chocolate,s and truthfully l wouldn't feed it to my Dog, its tastes so fake, sorry but it's true, now that you have tasted good chocolate you won't go back, l will send some soon, cheers, Neil.
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  39298. That was awesome. It's a shame we haven't had more cross overs between our 2 nations with motorsports.
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  39299. 🤣🤣🤣 total gold. I remember seeing this years ago and it made me laugh then too🤣🤣🤣
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  39300. 13:00 I lived on the very Northern outskirts of Perth when I was a kid. Some years ago I used Google Earth to find my old home. Just by scrolling around, I couldn't find it. So I put my old address into the search thing on Google Maps. Holy shitballs Batman! My old home is basically part of Perth suburbia now. I did learn that the 4 bedroom, two bathroom, main bedroom ensuite walk-in -robe, lounge and family room, lowset home, and block of dirt that they paid 36000 for, are worth near on a million now. They sold the place four years after it was built for 120000, when we had to move back to Brisbane.
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  39301. Love it man!!!!
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  39302. the car breaking in two is taking a lot of the energy out of the impact :)
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  39303. Challenge partly accepted in return for those thoughtful NASCAR based tips.✅ 🇦🇺 Lots of Escorts (both MkIs ~5:30, stuck exact same spot 😂; home built 'Lotus 7' copies (Caterhams way too $$$); 8:04 a 2wd Suzuki X90; 8:49 reckon it's a badge engineered Nissan flying a 'Ford flag of convenience'; 10:15, 10:58 etc the square Escort Mk II (I had a wild 2.0); 11:12 Vauxhall Viva(?) 🎉
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  39304. Well done to all the Family you have earned all the rewards coming your way, cheers mate Neil 🤠.
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  39305. Keep this look 👍
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  39306. Great reaction Ian. Ian do you have any videos from your day at the track?
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  39307. The first Ford Ute was produced in Australia in the 1930s.
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  39308. Even the normal F40 was spartan as hell. Open the door with a handle, no .. you get a string ;')
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  39309. Soccer is life in Europe and south America too
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  39310. One of the absolute best dark stouts in the world is actually American, you should try Yeti Imperial Stout.
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  39311. I had a Toyota Corolla and totaled it . Guess what my next car is 😭☠️☠️☠️
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  39312. The vid makes an error, a quite common one, in saying that American banknotes aren't paper since they're made of cotton. The definition of paper is a material made from pressed cellulose fibres. Cotton is cellulose fibres. US banknotes are therefore paper.
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  39313. his son drove this same car in Hockenheim in 2019 and it still sounds as beautiful as it did.
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  39314. Modern Chicago doesn't exactly spring to my mind when it comes to America. Maybe during The Prohibition Era with Al Capone but let's face that was roughly a century ago. It shouldn't stop anyone visiting Chicago these days.
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  39315. As far as reasons to miss the race, that's a worthy one
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  39316. Promite is a no for me because its sweet, its always been marmite & Vegemite in my pad and i love it thick. 👍🤓👍🇦🇺🇬🇧
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  39317. And the South African Ford Capri and Serria has the biggest Motors fitted
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  39318. Hey guys, I’m from Australia too, how can I get in contact with you? I have some things you will love from AUS.
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  39319. For something different than trucks, search for dutch Police porches. They drove around from the 60s till the 80s. They drove around as highway patrol cars.
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  39320. I lived in north Queensland for several years & saw lots of cane toads - but never as big as that one 😅
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  39321. no, you dont want to buy from old people ... their cars hit the curbs, pot holes, lamp posts etc and their gearboxes/engines are usually torn by poor shifting and choice of gears. Old folks are usually long past the point of giving a sh*t about the car. Middleaged parents with not the best income are a better bet, as soon as they got kids they become careful drivers who drive safely and fear ruining the value of their car/costly repairs.
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  39322. Issac is so tame compared to some Aussies. But he is as Aussie as they can get. Buttamarn is the man
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  39323. i have seen this act a dozen times but it's always better watching it with you
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  39324. The sound is awesome.. closest I can get is console..
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  39325. Check out the HSV Maloo ute,fkn awesome,LSA supercharged V8, absolute weapon
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  39326. I really like some of the Russian trucks,especially the Zil, something I just found out the other day is that the US don't produce any coach buses, they mostly seem to come from Canada and Europe, not sure why because the US used to make some nice ones.
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  39327. Ian, if you want to study some really interesting history, start with the ancient Vikings because they were fierce warriors who explored with ships and travelled further than anyone else in that era. They travelled as far as Canada, the UK and France, and claimed many lands, before they finally came across armed adversaries. Their influence around those regions is still there to this day. Modern Britain is full of their exploits along with the Romans, another conquering people.
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  39328. TIM TAM SLAM! Bite a tiny bit off diagonal corners. Dip one end into a cup of coffee and suck the coffee into the Tim Tam. Eat quickly or it will collapse on you. NOMM NOMM!
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  39329. 100f is 38c
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  39330. I learned about the tests in South Australia when I was in primary school (1965). When I asked my parents and grand parents about it they all said that South Aussies were not impressed that nukes were being tested in our state. There were also tests done in in W.A. as well. Most South Aussies are also against other countries using the S.A. outback as a nuclear waste dump. I don't have an issue with countries or even other Australian states using nuclear power stations, but if they do, they can bury the radioactive crap it in their own bloody backyards and not mine.
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  39331. State of Victoria beaches -shown - Bell's beach-world surfing competitions at Easter time- on the fabulous Great Ocean Road Mornington- beach boxes to stow your gear in and relax in/by- Mother's Beach-fairly safe for children Sorrento- near to the end of the Mornington Peninsula-has a quiet back beach on Port Phillip Bay bay and a wild front beach on Bass Strait Elwood and Sorrento- in Melbourne-backpackers often gather here and enjoy the 'cool' and arty/alternative area Altona Beach- in Melbourne- wonderful for taking little children at low tide to have fun on the temporary sand islands and shallow waters around- on Port Phillip Bay The video did not mention the very long Ninety Mile Beach in East Gippsland region of Victoria- parts of it has lakes on one side and Bass Strait on the other side Approximately half of Victoria is surrounded by sea. A member of my family lives a few blocks back from Palm Beach on the Gold Coast. A quick walk to it every day. pronounced Moo-loo-la-ba. An aboriginal word There are so many superb beaches in Oz. .
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  39332. Awesome boys : ). Australia has a crazy history with beer. Somewhere on YT there is a documentary on how it developed from non refrigeration to modern day. you should def check it out. As for my favs. Thooeys New all day and Little Creatures is excellent.
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  39333. Dude, why'd you do netball before the NBL?!?! Netball is a patriarchal and anachronistic hold over sport designed to keep women "in their place"...
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  39334. You should have a look at real life Hotwheels tracks, they have done a double loop and a long jump
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  39335. Come on Ian you should do a complication of all huntsman spiders
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  39336. Circle track wheels from Jegs... Flat track D cut, or pie cut. (You may also wish to run is 8 screws or so around inside and outside beads.) This will keep your tire in the rim until you WANT them off.... [Old drag racing trick]
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  39337. Hey you should come down over to SC, take my Rebel out for some off-roading with your power wagon.
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  39338. think the most interesting for him would be the "40ton DUMP TRUCK - Angelica Larsson"
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  39339. Great video as per. Not a movie, but the Donut team did a Past Gas podcast episode on this story, well worth the listen.
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  39340. G'day, Melbourne has the biggest Italian population outside of Itally. It has a special influence on the population. Sooshi Mango have some special examples that you will enjoy doing a reaction vidio to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=791SxeuIh2A and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIwHmmgxaxQ are just a couple.
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  39341. Ian you are the best thing on YouTube I love you and your family and Pedro and you dad john are legands I am from Launceston Tasmania it freezing here at the moment
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  39342. Coles/Woolies, Big W/Kmart, for ever! So glad we don't have Walmart in Australia.🇦🇺🦘
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  39343. I'm not very well known but I heard 800hp engines plus nitrous. Not surprised to see more turbo's these days. But yeah around 1000hp. Swap axle in 15 min and back up near vertical sand hill to pass through same gates. Oh and they can drive over water too. Very extreme sport indeed.
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  39344. I visited that place before it became popular. Walking along the beach I found a wrecked raft. An old perished basked ball with a grimy hand-print and the name Wilson written on it. On one of the high rocks was a large ''S.O..S Castaway- T.H. scratched on it. I hope whoever was stranded there got off OK ??
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  39345. Have a look into the Gunns plains caves in Tasmania your wife will like them to
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  39346. It is a Dingo and because idiots have ignored the rules and fed them. They come into camps at night. In the last 2 years one opened a zip in a camper van and pulled a 2 year old out by his head. His parents had to fight off a pack to get him back. Kids are now being attacked too much on the beaches. They have started fencing off Dingo areas because they are protected. I would like to see them protect one from me if it hurt my child. Usually if one attacks it is put to sleep. The only thing wrong with Fraser Island are some of the idiots they let stay there. It is so beautiful. You need to see Rottnest Island where the very cute Quokkas live. Or Pygmy Possums the size of your thumb in WA. Yes, it has the best off road places. The OutBack is amazing. My son and his wife’s family went to the Big Red Bash this year. It is a mix of 4WD and a mad music festival with a lot of beer. The OutBack is red sand but so many other colours. You need to take a course so you know how to be out there and what to take. My Husband drives a RAM Laramie 3500 and we pull an all off road van. We have 4 booster seats in the back seat. For our 4 tiny Yorkies, if we travel they travel with us. They don’t know they are dogs.
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  39347. You need to see the dutch swearing movies
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  39348. I haven't been across the Nullabor but in August we went up (and down) the Stuart Highway which stretches from Adelaide to Darwin. Instead of the underwear on trees, people decorate termite mounds and dress them up like people, with pants/shorts, t-shirts, hats, some are even dressed up like Jesus and Mary. You don't get a great perspective of how big the country is until you're driving on the same highway for 3 days.
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  39349.  @IWrocker  Thanks for taking an interest in our little piece of Paradise. Fun fact - one of our past Prime Ministers called us "a pimple on the arse end of the world..." Thanks for caring lol.
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  39350. Would love you to react to the city I live in, south France i'll post the link to a video thats in english for you on the discord Went to Austria once during christmas and it was beautiful btw last time I went into a cave that wasn't explored I found a goat that ran at me and hit me lol
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  39351. Love your videos mate. Brilliant work
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  39352. Hi, Ian, completely off-topic, you'll remember that it will soon be a time to leave the cars, trucks, etc in the garage, and celebrate your loved one. You might try your hand at this, which should happily surprise her: '"French bakery: Making a Valentine's Day cake with a pastry chef in France" - Oui In France Enjoy!
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  39353. Hilarious. Australia does cricket better than the USA. What a shocker! What a great video!! Haha... stay safe, mate!
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  39354. If you could get any of these in the US, be happy and enjoy. All European beers have very different traditions, ingredients and recipes compared to American beers, so any of them will be a new experience for you. Otherwise, all beers mentioned here are nowhere near anything special here in Europe, especially Heineken, Stella Artois, Carlsberg and Amstel. None of them are bad though, they are just bland. Most of them originate from old recipies, but are made by big breweries in huge amounts nowadays. Those big boys are very good at making their products look good, and are able to export their beers. It will result in a stable and accessible but rather uninteresting taste. If you ever get to Europe and try beer, please go to a pub and get any draft beer. Of course you can get any bottled beers or cans in the supermarket, but getting draft beer is the best. Or, if you can find any craft beer from local breweries, most of them will be very good as well. Alcohol percentages will be anything from 4-6% for pilsener (lager), between 6-8% for craft beer and up to 12% for barley wine types. For this list, they could have mentioned more generic beers like Kronenbourg (France), Lech (Poland), or let's say Laško from Slovenia. All of these are good, but nothing special. Still, if you can get any beer from Europe, be happy and enjoy. It will be a nice experience for sure.
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  39355. Some trivia about Pringle Tubes. The guy who invented them liked them so much when he died he had himself cremated and buried in one.
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  39356. Autocar is an American company, founded in Pittsburgh in 1897. They've been through different owners, but, they're still in business, based in Birmingham, AL now. Now, they specialize in garbage tucks, dump trucks, roadworks trucks, airport support vehicles, that sort of stuff.
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  39357. My vote has to go to the 1968 Le Mans Ford GT40. It's such an iconic sound and one that has never been replicated.
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  39358. Ian, is that a South Sydney Rabbitohs cap you are wearing today? Go Souths/Bunnies!
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  39359. Yes! In 1888 and the Americans, contrary to popular belief, never invented the automobile (let alone the steam engine). The Americans did, however, come up with the Autoped in 1915.
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  39360. Kiwis dominating ozzie sports
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  39361. Sea snakes are the most venomous but have fangs at the back of their mouths which makes them less dangerous.
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  39362. Other Asian and Muslim regions tend to use Palm Sugar which to me has a dirtier ground flavour and I have had some while in Iraq that had a mix of Cane Sugar and HFCS (High Fructose Corn Syrup), the HFCS is bad enough as the hotcake syrup used for Australian MacDonald's replacement for the maple syrup. America has their grain industry to thank for the change to HFCS as all their farmers got subsidized for producing corn and it became cheaper than cane sugar to grow and exploit and for some stupid reason it is still subsidized to this day
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  39363. 👍😎🇦🇺 Valiant Pacer 6pack💪
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  39364. I'm pretty sure that thicker boomerang is for display only. Nice gifts. And also the red ripper use to be called red skins but obviously its political correct to change that i guess.!
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  39365. First ambulance was Hospital EMS second one is a firefighter unit ambulance
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  39366. In the rear thats a full floating hub not a spindle. Keep the front because you dont have manual locking hubs like the fords have. I gotta leave my fronts off on my 1 ton axled bronco and superduty. That tire must have soft sidewalls. I run around on 5 psi with 39.5 tsl swampers up front with my 88 bronco. Never a problem. Or you caught a rock or rut the wrong way and knocked it off. Low air pressure makes a major difference off rd.
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  39367. Merry Christmas too you and your family and a happy new year love the show
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  39368. by the way Ian a fact about HSV gm didn't actually start that brand the founder and owner of HSV was a man by the name of Tom walkinshaw and after he passed away it was taken over by his sun Ryan Walkinshaw. and now since GM have scrapped the Holden name HSV is now gone and GM now have thier own performance range here in Australia now known as gmsv. HSV no longer exists and all the performance cars that come out of the walkinshaw factory now are under the Walkinshaw performance name.
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  39369. Chill the fricking beer properly !!!! Can't stretch this enough..... It's like trying refrigerated fried mozzarella sticks, melted ice cream or warm salad..... If you want to know more about Czech beer serving culture, talking about the importance of foam and types of serving it (the same beer, different ways to draft it, that makes different taste profiles) watch a video from Czech channel honest guide.... Just search words beer and honest guide on YouTube
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  39370. great original video and great reaction ;) greetings from northern-germany.
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  39371. The whole story on Adam’s gt350 is that one video his gf took the car on track, car caught fire the voodoo was done, so he decided to build a Barra and put it in his then engineless gt350. And now it makes like 900hp
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  39372. Believe it or not, but when I was a child in the 70s and even late in the 80s, the fire brigade trucks in my French country town were mostly... Repurposed WW2 Dodge and GMC trucks. The repainting of a WW2 ambulance (green with the red cross and all) in red is one of my first childhood memories, in the late 70's :)
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  39373. dude please! Make a reaction to Latin American Football fans too!! It's also insane and sometimes they are even more enthusiastics.
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  39374. What do you think of the 88-95 F150 with the 5.0 or 5.8 for under 3k? Having a hard time finding GM in my area for under 4K.
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  39375. You could sell them out of the boot (trunk)of your car lol
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  39376. Those that goes down into the road (as you saw with the private houses) are used here in Czechia especially to close historical town center if there is any action or fair or so. We have it here in Třeboň also - past major let it put here to close the historical center completely to let them down just for two hours to let the shops get their goods by car. But then happened that one house cought fire and fire truck wasn´t able to go through and they were trying to find someone with the key to open in. So since then it is left opened (hiden in the roads) and they use it just if there is a need to close the center for some event.
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  39377. I think, Ian, that you should enjoy this (on YT): "Beer culture in Belgium" - UNESCO "Discover Belgian Beer" - LCBO Cheers!
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  39378. IWrocker makes my day!
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  39379. Check out the Iveco 4x4 daily it comes in many different versions. It's the new version of these trucks and is amazing off road in the Outback! Plenty of videos of this on YouTube
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  39380. Make a video about the sound of W204 C63 AMG and the best sounding diesel ever made- the OM606
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  39381. Congratulations guys, the baby is gorgeous, Emma is a little chatterbox,lol beautiful family..
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  39382. We have double decker charter buses in America I’ve seen a couple on the east coast
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  39383. You was spot on with the last one its a Big turbo LS powered gtr. Look up baggsy all the spare GTR bits are now 1000hp and in a pick-up😂
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  39384. Hahaha bath mat
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  39385. Mate your format is better than all. Usually it's the reactor as the main screen, does my head in
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  39386. That engine is an air-cooled inline 6 - it's half of the V12 from the Tatra 111.
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  39387. Here's a great video called ... Richard drives a F1 car round Silverstone - Top Gear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGUZJVY-sHo he manages to get it all the way to 4th gear
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  39388. Gotta Love those kiwi ads, they got kangaroos loose in the top paddock
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  39389. the €500 was removed due to US pressure, as they argued it facilitated drugs and money laundering, due to the ability for a person to carry a large sum of money in a briefcase etc relative to smaller denominations that required much larger space.
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  39390. Higher toilets are better -especially as you get older!
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  39391. Ian thats one bad ass race car it was a six now has a v8 in there
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  39392. Burger Rings are awesome. A huge aussie fave when we were kids. Chicken Crimpy's are great too. Love them with creamy salmon mousse.
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  39393. Kangaroo's do a lot of damage but imagine hitting a grizzly bear or a moose.. Surely it must happens every now and then un usa and canada..
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  39394. It's not even a Corolla!😂😂 I just bought the same car today, well same year and color but it's the sxt and it's awesome for how cheap it is runs great sounds great looks great
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  39395. That man is coming out if retirement to race that race again in a wildcard entry Holden before they go to chev comaro he wants to win the last one in a holden
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  39396. I regularly drink all three of these. Brewing it yourself costs the same per liter as the cheapest and worst beer in the supermarket. You can also pour it by holding the bottle upside down in the glass with the neck of the bottle just below the beer that fills it. This way, you always have the perfect foam head.
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  39397. I reckon if you were to put together a shopping list, one of us could go shopping for you and record it. ;)
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  39398. Hi Ian, Chas Mostert, smashed the time in the Holden, he was awesome when he was driving with Ford too. I have a photo taken with him years ago. He's a great guy. + I would tomorrow for snacks meat pies, potato chips, or Doritos and salsa, and you should never forget the Beer. Have a great day and keep up the good work 👍 from Dave in Australia 🇦🇺.
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  39399. One of the most fun things about being an older American who grew up loving imported cars is remembering that before 'Gas Crisis 1 & 2' in the 1970s (and the resulting invasion of J-Tin that could get 30mpg), this was our scene. Most of these "..odd cars.." we loved were usually used by people who were a little bit eccentric. My French language teacher in high school had a DS. First time I saw it, I thought, "Wow..she's Jane Jetson's Grandma!". To this day, I don't know where on Earth she got it worked on. Even 15yrs after that, half of my professors in college drove Volvos or SAABs. Some of us who went import "because sports car" actually got some help with out GPA because we'd just drag the car over and fix it (most of us on the sporting side spun our own wrenches).
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  39400. Please do your due diligence and research before you try the Vegemite. It’s actually a great way to make your breakfast toast interesting again, but it has to be used right. There are 1000’s of videos of people eating Vegemite incorrectly, there’s very few of people getting it right.
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  39401. Crowded highways are not a problem - if you're in a Mog; get into underdrive, put it in 1st gear and start climbing up the trunk of the first car in front of you... it'll be just like a walk in the park from there on. 😁
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  39402. Modern cars in America that we don't have here would be the Charger, I like the look of them 🤷‍♂️ but you never see them here, you see the new challengers, Camaro's etc but never chargers for some reason 🤔... now if you talking old muscle I'd certainly swap you a Torana for a 70' Roadrunner 440 #moparornocar 😂
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  39403. The blue car was a valiant, search "tilley racing 265" and theres in car bathurst footage, and just like the ford cleveland, australia got a unwanted motor design from the US and ran with it. The engine was a replacement for the slant 6 but was originally supposed to power trucks in the US. Ended up with factory triple weber carburation and one of Australia's favorite engines. The "265 hemi"
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  39404. There is a translation mistake in the section taking place in Switzerland. What they are actually saying is that one of their Unimogs contains a water tank, the other is an equipment carrier, that's why they operate in pairs. The larger TLFs - Tanklöschfahrzeuge, or LGFs - Löschgruppenfahrzeuge - i.e. the regular fire trucks you've shown in a different video, have this combined in one vehicle, but that would exceed the carrying capacity of a Unimog in the eye of the law, which requires 20hp/ton minimum. Of course, a Unimog can technically carry much more, it just would no longer comply with the highway code. Furthermore, back in the day, a Unimog restricted to 7.5 tons GVW could be driven with a car driving licence, so no personnel holding an HGV licence was required. Oh, and the stickerbombed car on fire is a poor little Fiat 128, the first ever FWD with unequal length driveshafts, a brainchild of Fiat's legendary chief designer Dante Giacosa.
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  39405. Well done chum! Addictive, isn't it?
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  39406. Ahhh, back before that dog leg was put into Conrod Straight, straight into a lefty onto pot straight.
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  39407. You say $180 for a year is crazy expensive hey try being in Queensland where a 6 cylinder is $800+ and a V8 is over 1K ................ Thumbs Up
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  39408. wagyu (pronounced wag-you (wag like the dog's tail). It's a premium marbled beef. Also; you haven't tried tim tams untill you've tried double coated.
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  39409. Oh the Coke sign, well played sir. Now let me explain, there is a Coca Cola sign near Kings Cross in the centre of Sydney. Ok nothing exciting, however some time ago it was hacked and someone was playing porn on the Coca Cola sign. I think those signs have been hacked a number of times by various people.
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  39410. stick the Caramello Koalas in the fridge they taste so much better and the caramel wont be runny, In Australia what you have there we would mostly call them pick ups, a ute is smaller the size of your average car. your American version of a ute would be your Chevy El camino or ford Rancho, although I did see a few utes in Alaska about 5 years ago but didn't get the name of them. even your Toyota Tacoma are bigger than our utes. what the car down the back at 13:35 when Andrew is pushing the stroller
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  39411. Ok, I see that you have follow F1 for some time now and learned a lot from a spectator point. Now I would like you to see and experience a different prospective. This is why we love F1, why we dream as kids to be a F1 driver, and hopefully you feel a bit of the emotions that attracts us to it enjoy. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nkea6ltQyY8
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  39412. Rice bubbles with milo for a topping is awsome
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  39413. Congrats Ian and your lovely family.. well done.
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  39414. IWrocker that's funny AF, that you commented that...I had that in my comment, but deleted it to keep it short..lmao🍻🤣🤣🤣
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  39415. This is undoubtedly my best clip of F1 / Rally car of all time. Big smiles throughout this clip. Imagine I was there live. WOW.....
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  39416. Electric hair clippers was australia too. An aboriginal if I remember right
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  39417. They have an event called challenge bathurst which is happening this 11-14 November 2021 which is a exclusive chance to drive your own street car or race car on the mountain I suggest searching that up online thats pretty much the track day
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  39418. One of the other insane era's in motorsport that took a heavy toll and for a lol i believe it was a Honda City that was the first twincharged production vehicle
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  39419. You should check out the crashes that happen at Bathurst! People say the mountain decides the victor, and she decides who finishes at the end of the race, Will she let you complete those 161 laps, or will she ruin your dreams? There have been many great and not so great crashes, I think the worst I seen was Damian Flacks accident on Conrod straight, poor guy was hit by his brother and was sent Barrell rolling at speeds I haven't even been at yet... Great video as always! As a kiwi you should check out the Hamilton and Auckland races, Auckland is one of the top races drivers want to win, Hamilton (now no longer raced on) had an infamous turn that sent cars flying on two wheels maybe more!
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  39420. The Fies = The great Ausie salute. Cheers from Australia
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  39421. 👍👍
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  39422. If you want to drive a Commodore in the US seek out a Chevrolet SS or Pontiac G8 or GTO from the last twenty years. We were hoping for more US sales to keep Holden in production, but no such luck.
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  39423. Don't be fooled by the age of those cars in 1971. They went like the clappers.
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  39424. In regards to the NASCAR 5 lugnuts - I don't know anything about NASCAR but my first thought was that the change to a center lock is a bad Idea because it takes character. It is not always about being more efficient, and I say that as a German. Sometimes it is about heart to the sport. And NASCAR is not F1. If you have to deal with 5 bolts, you deal with them as fast as you can. That is then whole thing. To see who does it faster. Or am I wrong there?
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  39425. Just to let you know Ian, all these things have silica in them… Bricks, glass, ceramics, plaster, concrete etc Even your natural granite bench tops contain 20-40% natural silica Natural sandstone contains 70-95% silica 🤷🏽‍♂️ It’s the production method that was dangerous before they started using wet cutting… I know this because my friend owns AB Stone in Dandenong… He asked me, how many times have you seen a tiler or bricklayer dry cutting onsite at a construction site… My answer was plenty ✌🏽
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  39426. for the 1st time im gonna out do yu ian . this is not cool . its fkn fantastic lol .
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  39427. love the video car is nuts, have you ever seen Sabine Schmitz transit van trip around the Nord..... was so fun
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  39428. Another great video and a trip down memory lane. Cheers Mate. 👍🤓✌😁🇦🇺
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  39429. Monaco 2006 Epic Kimi Räikkönen - Going straight to his Yacht after Heat Shield Blow up! 😤 / Kimiisland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMzeluIxblY
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  39430. thats a cool thing,never saw this before.and as allways: the old guys know how to do it,there is no one with a phone to google it😃
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  39431. That was hilarious. You could tell it was pom that has never been here and wouldn't know shit from crisco. Yes there are a few snakes but leave them alone and they won't bother you. Rip currents, easy to avoid swim between the flags that why the lifesavers put them there. Crocs you get them up north. Again if you are silly enough to piss one off well he's gonna have you for dinner. Spiders are everywhere and there's a couple, Funnel webs and Red back spiders that can make you crook but you'll hardly see one or two or three. Dingos. They are Australian wild dogs and like any wild animal it will get shitty if you think it's just a dog and go play with it or feed it. They can be domesticated but parks and wildlife don't like you doing that. Beaches, there's a whole flaming coast line of white sandy beaches not like those rock and seaweed covered things they have in pommy land. Need I go on.
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  39432. I went to something similar here in Australia. It was a couple of years ago and it was called Speed Week and it was at Murwillumbah in NSW. I had the most awesome time.
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  39433. You are getting to be so Aussie now. The only American I know that gets our humor and actually tries vegemite more than once. To put you to another test and laugh have a look at this interview and see if you understand all they are saying on the first watch :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KavEoHGiU5I
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  39434. Watch a video called the difference between Rugby league and Rugby union. Australia plays both, but Rugby league is much more popular here. AFL is the biggest sport in Australia, but in New South Wales and Queensland NRL is more popular, which is why those two states play a series every year called state of origin. State of origin is like the Probowl in NFL except in state of origin the players hate each other and are actually trying to win at all costs.
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  39435. Hi bud had a look at scania xxl cab it’s a European truck look at the size of inside of the cab mate I’m British and we seen them a few times over here enjoy the vids mate
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  39436. That's a 1969 valiant VF it's running Australia designed chrysler inline 6 It's a 265 cbi engine with cam and triple 45 mm Webber's on the engine which was standard in RT charger He has put in earlier valiant pacer this should be running a slant six engine Tilly has spent hundreds of thousands on developing the engine from memory it revs at 6000 rims But it's become unreliable as he developing more horse power oil starving was it main cause of engine failure he's had to design and get lots of parts made If you notice he didn't have the speed in the straight due to limited gear ratio for them as all street products other then what he had made But you see how quick in corners was it strength and out of them The stock factory had cam and the triple 45mm Webber's on them they used to be fastest factory manufacturer car around 11,5 seconds in quarter mile straight from show room If you bought one The valiant and early torana xu1 was inline 6 triple support carburettors and cam they relied on their small light weight but under steered badly why you'll hear them screeching front wheels and under steer off the track This is where Brock skill cam it to adjust to under steer and would run bigger cars down late in race as they used up brakes and tyres Tilly in last interview was going to put a v8 in the car It was the best racing as relied as much on driver as the car because they all had their weaknesses H patern shifting as well drivers where professionals and rarely took a chance taking someone out Clean but fare races always tight at the end Like the dealers used to say win on Sunday selling cars on Monday sales would go up for who ever one the week end
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  39437. Yes, endurance of drivers physical, mental state and every single bit of the cars. Exiting was the range of cars as there were definite performance differences, unlike now. This caused far more demands on passing slower cars, at all those difficult parts of the circuit. Now with so well matched performance , really passing is in straights, or more controlled corners keeping pace in harder areas. More sudden catching others in near impossible places causing either collisions or hard to manage pace changes. Peter Brock was quite regular in our automotive electricals development office dealing with the ignition module we created for his team.
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  39438. I loved watching this show growing up. I never understood the adult content due to my age (some of it didn't actually air), but Agro was hilarious anyway. Best show ever 😂😂
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  39439. They are a cool looking car.
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  39440. My best place to drive, is hire a bike in Bali...totally loved it.
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  39441. Hey mate can you please react to best and worst of stump mic, only goes for 3 and a half mins but you’ll have a good laugh
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  39442. Genius! I have never seen it before.
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  39443. There was 3 Mopar's there . Last was a Mopar
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  39444. Thanks for that it was great to see what you think of our food and drinks
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  39445. Speaking of lights, they are mandatory to keep on while driving in Europe. ;)
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  39446. Wow that's so true mate. I never imagined that they were so banked. That's crazy.
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  39447. The cork hat you got is for the flies.
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  39448. You should do an Aussie hailstorm vid.
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  39449. Chicken crimpy is my go too
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  39450. I love mine.mine is a 1996 with almost 300k but it runs great with no problems yet
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  39451. Just a suggestion,. When a business is sending you stuff could you please add it to the description so we can go to their social media and show them some love
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  39452. @ausfoodshop on the socials,. I have tagged them on twitter with a link to this video
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  39453. You might like this one. It's a little more in depth for you! https://youtu.be/6OLVFa8YRfM
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  39454. Two things about Darwin in my memories are; the predictable weather (stinking hot with an afternoon thunderstorm if you’re lucky) and; all the beer
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  39455. There are some servos that have pay at the pump set ups
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  39456. 79 Series are considered the only tough landcruisers left. 4.5 litre diesel v8 is one of the standard motors. They're agricultural as hell but tough, and are very much a status symbol for miners, tradies, and yobbos. Old mate in the 200 series is probably running Highway tyres at 40 psi with all that weight too.
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  39457. I currently have a 2016 Rebel. I love it. But it was expensive at $55,512. I would absolutely love the TRX. But I think it will be outta my price range. Hopefully I hit the lotto before then. That would be my dream truck
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  39458. Retired Marcos Ambrose from V8 supercars drove NASCAR you should have an interview with him!!
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  39459. Its an acquired taste, and the more you acquire it , the thicker you'll spread it.... edge to edge....True. You've just dipped your toes..... ;)
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  39460. 15:26 look up Camren Tilley bro blue Mopar only a 6 cylinder I shit you not
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  39461. Most of those shots are illegal now. Shoulder charge is banned, unfortunately. The old days were brutal, same for AFL.
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  39462. police will leave him alone because they want the track clear and the next time theyre stuck they will want his help, notice the traffic sign? and the cop driving on the wrong side of the road to get some where ina rush, the other cars skipping the traffic driving on the wrong side would get a warning if they were seen by cops Its a toyota land cruiser, it was towing a toyota land cruiser too. Its a hiluxs big brother with a twinturbo v8 diesel, probably with a tune a 3-4inch exhaust, small lift and some tyres, its pretty standard other then that... and its want going to break anytthing in that driveline on 33s, they are fucking solid
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  39463. Sydney and Melbourne are too expensive(Brisbane is cheaper). But I'd go to a smaller coastal town in Qld or NSW. Or western Australia, only drawback is it's very isolated.
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  39464. Finland! You have a mansion and good racing car. Rally or track or rallycross. Every weekend races. And world greatest race drivers and greatest nature.
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  39465.  @mh2oprivatevideos339  Then you have Adelaide and SA in general being the driest of any capital cities and states. Adelaide only having an average of 540mm of rain a year, less further south you go and much less when you hit the outback. Parts of queensland can see rain totaling higher falls in 24 hours then Adelaide will see in a year, which is pretty amazing.
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  39466. straight to the pool room !!!
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  39467. Hey Ian, one more reason why we have these "flat-nosed" trucks in Europe: if we had those long-nose trucks you have there in the US, both the dummy Volvo passenger car and the real Volvo V70 would be a long-nose length shorter after the situation is over... 😉😂
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  39468. I have never been to the US but I know Volvo Trucks there are big, are the law. They are super efficient, economical, safe, and convenient. Reliable too I forgot.
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  39469. Have a look at Kakadu National Park.
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  39470. This way you get to see Tasmania bro it's bigger than you might think lol 🤣🤣🤣
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  39471. Rev battle
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  39472. I heard there were Cubans worried about a monster mosquito invasion. F1 is loud! Lots of interesting history, with some great names. Lotus, Alfa Romeo, Cooper's, Brabhams and more. Not F1 but the relationship between Citroen and Michelin tyres is worth checking out. Thanks Ian, cheers.
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  39473. I would suggest applying a mod for realistic traffic and trailers - I personally use mods by a creator called Jazzycat
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  39474. There's a cm/inch toggle at the bottom if you're interested.
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  39475. That's why Group C was the best. All the different cars. Group A was good too, but when they killed off those two classes and turned it to just Holden vs Ford it was just a snooze fest. Imagine a race class where you once had Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Chevrolet, Ford, Buick, Cadillac, Mercury, Plymouth, Rover, Jaguar, BMW, Nissan, Toyota, Mazda, Suzuki all racing and the next year all you had was Ford Mustangs and Chevy Corvettes and all the other stuff was banned.
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  39476. Thanks for that it was great to see all them awesome cars
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  39477. ​ @Aremeriel  When it comes to the fuel in cars, in American English, gas is short for Gasoline (which can refer to petrol or diesel) and doesn't actually refer to the matter state despite having gas in its name. Also, when you accelerate you are turning the liquid fuel in to a gas by burning it, in a way, giving the engine gas.
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  39478. Congrats Iwrocker Family on the new arrival of the little bubs (Sydney) 🧚‍♀🦘
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  39479. I live in an extremelly hilly city in Europe (think San Francisco steep). The parking spots are this tight and people park on the extremelly steep streets because they have no choice, that's just how the terrain is. Centuries old streets were built for horses, carts and humans, not modern cars. You just play the hand you're dealt and learn as you go.
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  39480. G'day mate, did you say " a Charlie horse - pulling a muscle "? Never heard of that. We've taught you so much Aussie slang so that was interesting.
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  39481. RFDS is a volunteer service! It is sustained by donations only. I donate yearly. I live in a city, but this service gives regional the best possible chance to survive!
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  39482. You guys notice that the TRX could be a play on words from Dodge (or maybe it was mentioned, I don't know). TRX could be a subliminal way of writing TREX meaning a bigger, stronger dinosaur that can outclass a Velociraptor (Aka. The Ford Raptor). I'm not saying this is necessarily true but it's different to think about 😂
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  39483. Waves hi to my buddy hope you and your family are well mate
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  39484. Them rally drivers have brass balls.take my hat off to them
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  39485. its kinda like F1 revs right out of the 1.8 or a 2l engines
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  39486. When you take a look at a map, there is beer on west, vine on south and strong liquors like vodka on east. Well czech is the place where all these three meet😂
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  39487. search for "Hakkinen spa quali" first video, best F1 V10 Sound. Mercedes used 2 or 3 years a different exhaustsystem than all others
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  39488. Shout out to Freeport IL, where a good mate of mine lives.
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  39489. Please take the comments with a grain of salt, just having bit of fun
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  39490. The Terminator would approve!
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  39491. mate seriously youre videos f k n crack me up keep at it!!
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  39492. Congratulations brother, thanks for all the entertaining videos. Love the whole family mate. Keep up the great work
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  39493. I really like watching POV rally clips when you hear the co pilot reading the notes, so intense
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  39494. This isn’t from NZ but rather Ukraine. I thought you and your wife might enjoy this amazing sand artist: https://youtu.be/9zLa-o7ZeiQ
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  39495. Mean sounding car at 4:44 Subaru Impreza
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  39496. Evidently a Bobcat is a specific type of Lynx-also called a Red Lynx. I have learned something today!
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  39497. Ylirska bi-stri-tza. C is NEVER EVER a K in any of many slavic languages.
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  39498. Merry Christmas!! 🎉 🎄🎊🧨🎆🎇
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  39499. You're right. I remember László József Bíró who invented the ball pen together with his brother Georg. The ball pen is a well known and world wide used and very useful invention. Others are the vinyl LP or very important developments in electrical engineering.
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  39500. Have a look at Trophee Rose des Sables.
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  39501. Nothing to do with the subject at hand but few recommandations to widen your experience in automotive sport: 1- 405 T16 Pike Peak, you know the race but this video (the official one) won some cinematographic award back in the days and you might have missed it. It shows the sedan version of the beastly 205 T16. Fun fact,the 405 T16 BRI was the law enforcement interceptor back in the days😉 Title is: “Climb Dance 1988 Pikes Peak Hill Climb, Ari Vatanen”. 2-The second one would be a small taste of the show: Hot Version that was hosted by none other than Tsuchiya Keiichi, the Drift King. Title is: “Onboard: Keiichi Tsuchiya Amazing Touge Run with AE86 / Tuned”.
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  39502. lol every time i watch your reaction videos your mouce moving on the screen makes my brain think its a fly lol everytime sometimes multiple times per video, lol fly season is about to start in melb :( RIP Brocky 05
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  39503. Please react to iveco turbostar 190.48 with a v8 Italian engine
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  39504. I don't know if youve ever checked out top fuel drag boat racing, but if not, let me suggest "Put 10,000 horsepower in a small boat and this is what happens" You will not be disappointed.
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  39505. CONGRATULATIONS to you and your family, well deserved, happy new year and all the best for 2023 from Tasmania.
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  39506. Once again you have made my day!!
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  39507. ETS2 is ATS' big brother, it has a lot of map DLCs, and there's also ((when you have all map DLCs)) a mod called PROMODS, extremely popular too!
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  39508. that's cool your birthday after mine it's 5th October
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  39509. this is gotta be the best sounding car ive ever heard
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  39510. Hey mate check out cape york aswhell as the old telegraph track I reckon you'll enjoy that
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  39511. I guess 'recently discovered' can cover anything over the past 200 years :).
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  39512. we do have a few of these so called trucks,but there more a less big utes they standout like a saw thumb on the road.
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  39513. Paid restrooms are only the "public ones" the free to use are in restaurants where you can just go and dont need to pay anything (depends on the restaurant but mostly are free)
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  39514. I'm from Canada and an American friend of mine was texting me cause her favourite musician was touring and was in Toronto, she asked if I could go see him and try to talk to him for her. AMERICANS! NOT ALL CANADIANS LIVE IN TORONTO!! THERE IS OTHER PROVENCES AND MANY OTHER CITIES!! Also can we just talk about how blue this guy's eyes are 😍 sorry just something I noticed haha
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  39515. Every morning before work, i have toast with vegemite and avocado. Actually i mix it up and have promite or marmite as well. And i spread quite a bit on
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  39516. That Holden Crew Cab was painted in "MFP" colors from the original Mad Max movie.
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  39517. In fact the US Toyota models are awesome. Look at the 4Runner for instance, we don't have it in Saudi Arabia and only this year (2020) we started having the Highlanders.
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  39518. Trick or treat only gradually catching on here in the last forty years. Supermarkets etc encourage it to sell more stuff. I have moved to a new house a few years ago so did not want to be labelled a Grouch, so not wanting kids with too many unhealthy lollies played a trick instead. Hard to disappoint real little kids, certainly not going to use the C word approach or anything too aggressive. When the kids knocked at the door I offered them a plate of nice washed baby carrots. Helps clean their teeth and a bit nutritious. I was surprised that they really liked the carrots as did their parents. Either very polite or health concious kids in my new area so either way worked out well. A trick and a treat at the same time. The surprising defenders of Halloween here are people of Scottish ancestry where it came from.
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  39519. You are correct, australia had the biggest goldrush in history.. it actually doubled the country's population in a year
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  39520.  @vadervanman  I wasn't thinking "Nah!" then "oh bugger he got it!" Well done @IWrocker!
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  39521. I was tempted to send you some 2CV off-roading links. Glad you already found some. There's a hundreds of cool things people have dine with 2CVs.
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  39522. Thanks 💜💜
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  39523. Kia Ora from New Zealand
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  39524. If you haven't already... Look at Chaz Mosterts "Last to First" race at Bathurst I won't spoil it for you if you haven't seen it but fuel management is key in Supercars... It was a great finish.
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  39525. Better yet... Just watch the whole 2014 highlights package online... That race had it ALL!
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  39526. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV9tZ8ijkQk
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  39527. Keep at least one boomerang for not throwing - but throw the others in a wide open grassy place - you won't get it to come back straight away. It shows the skill of the hunters who used to use them. Amazing. But so happy to see you got some. I was going to send you one, but I'm now watching and waiting and I'm gonna send you something no-one else has. :)
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  39528. Sorry bro it’s not emoos it’s pronounced emyou
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  39529. You can go to some rural fairly isolated towns in Australia where they will practically give you a house.
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  39530. You mentioned you have a couple of Saturn's. I have an Opel Speedster (Lotus Type 116), the GM car that's really a Lotus.
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  39531. Šternberk hillclimb is one uf the most difficult tracks in Europe. Located in Czech Republic. I hope I´ll be able to go and see this racetrack with my own eyes.
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  39532. The wallabies are fine it’s the big red kangas that you don’t wanna mess with.. I’ve seen one same size as me 6 foot tall but he was twice my size 😂 his arms was huge but his legs was massive wouldn’t wanna get kicked by them
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  39533. I was an Agro fan as a youngster , Who could sit under a desk , arms up and talk potty mouth thru a puppet ?? Jamie Dunn could :-)
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  39534. Readsdale near Lake Epalock. Not sure on spelling. But it looks like that from memory. Victoria
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  39535. Got a 2008 hemi with MDS. Want to disable it. If I use the tow / haul mode on mine will it work like your 2015 truck ?? Reason I want it off is I've been hearing horror stories about my 5.7 hemi. They say the valve seats come loose and one cause is the MDS being on making the heads different temperatures on different parts of the heads causing havoc. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks Man
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  39536. Me and my familiy are going to the Christmas market every year Lübeck and Timmendorfer* .. And we absoluty love it! 🤙
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  39537. I used to own an XB GS coupe.... Worse decision in my life selling that in 1988
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  39538. Looking forward to hear about you daily driving the wagon again!!
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  39539. As a senior Eurotrucker i can recommend getting an Elgato Stream Deck with the Mods Studio 2 Plugin for the Buttons! I play with Logitech Wheel or Xbox Controller and the Stream Deck and its so much better than Keyboard only
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  39540. What a Great Old Guy . Around 80 years of age and Looking Good AND still Sharp as a Tack . I'm 62 myself and comfortably retired too . I see Other comments below along the lines of : " Yeah,Yeah . But that was Then and this is Now " . Clearly missed the POINT entirely . The Gentleman was telling you , TO MAKE YOUR OWN OPPORTUNITIES . To look around you . And to get your Head out of your Arse . Cheers Ian .
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  39541. Great work Ian and family tip them in a bowl at parties mix up the shapes very morish Great video. I want to know when you are doing the pies and sausage rolls you got a while back and tim tam taste tests look forward to them
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  39542. Ian not sure but Australian police cars might be interesting for you there are some that look like pace cars : )
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  39543. OMG everything you said is spot on. this is AMAZING. MUST watch. INCREDABLE
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  39544. I managed to get in the startline grandstand for a grand prix just once. When the lights went green there was a cracking noise like the air was breaking trying to transmit the massive volume of sound. I had to stick my fingers in my ears after a couple of seconds. If I ever do it again I'll be wearing ear defenders!
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  39545. My Fastest Time on Bathurst on Projects Cars is a 2:05.78mins Get on it Son. Yours True Pumpr True Blue Aussie from Melbourne Australia. P.S keep up the Good Vids Mate.
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  39546. We could call you Wellsy.
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  39547. Got to love the memories: early ‘80’s & the parents bought a Statesman Caprice WB (always bought Holden). Plush, electric windows, large comfortable interior. Don’t know any other specs except the kids at school called it the “Limo” 😂 It was pretty impressive ✌🏼
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  39548. Hi from the UK, If you noticed on the front of some emergency vehicles you have "police.fire.ambulance" written backwards. that's so when you are driving and look in the mirror you can quickly tell which vehicle it is. It's probably obvious but UK emergency vehicles also have cool engine upgrades aswell as lights, liverys etc etc.
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  39549. Hey man can you react to worst crashes at the Nurburgring?? The amateur ones, please!!
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  39550. I have Grey Kangaroos on my property on the South Coast (near Hyams Beach, whitest sand in the world, react to that) they are usually pretty docile, like cows, but you never corner them. The males (even grey males) can get pretty large, the one on my property ive drunkinly gone up to and he has snarled and put his chest out (about 5ft standing) his talons are a few inches long and would easily slash me. You can approach them, even in the wild, but best to NEVER corner them. They cant walk backwards and that tail is 100% muscle, it will lean back and slash with its claws that are no joke. They are also beautiful animals that mow your lawn and sleep half the day that are always very welcoming.
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  39551. When are you coming to Aus? You need to come stay in Brisbane. I’ll take you and your family out and show you lots of great Aussie things and experiences. Gonna take you to see Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and play Cricket on the beach and go swimming and go to Australia Zoo and take you up North to the outback where I grew up and go camping for a night and take you guys shopping to. There is so much to do, you will never get to do it all. You will end up having to move here and live here and we will welcome you. 😁
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  39552. 5:30 sorry mate, your hearts in the right place... but they're chips... Corn Chips
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  39553. Steve? You mean me!
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  39554. Did you get the reference at the end. Making a bong from garden hose and gatoraid bottle
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  39555. My personal car history is as follows: 1, toyota carola 2, volvo v40 3, volvo v70 4, volvo 850 5, volvo v70 6, audi a4. The Audi is a diesel car because we now cover many distances from the Netherlands to Luxembourg and Belgium
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  39556. ide love to see chip foose do a ford xa gt coupe, its basically a mach1 mustang but the rear end is phat!
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  39557. I passed my driving test first time. I will say it was the most nervous I’ve ever been in my life. The motorcycle test in the UK is slit in to 2 parts and I failed the first part once (didn’t go fast enough through a speed trap) but passed it second time the passed the next part first . The first section is slow control in a compound and second is out on the road. I was less nervous for those ones as I knew I was a good rider.
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  39558. I used to have a XB 6 cylinder 4 door
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  39559. I like to watch the video you reacted to once in a while. Its basically 5 minutes of goosebumps lol
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  39560. Our petrol stations are known as service stations (servo) because they would fill your car and top up your oil back in the 60's, you guys call us strange Americans say gas station, since when is petrol known as gas ? Gas comes in a bottle and is used to fuel your BBQ. The water that sits in the toilet is to stop the smell coming up the sewer our sewage system is designed different. Sydney is not the skin cancer capital of the world. The ozone is not over Australia laugh out loud! In Australia we have minimum wage so no tipping is necessary some wait staff earn good coin especially on weekends and public holidays.
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  39561. I just put the red bin out for collection. That is generally household waste. The yellow lid bin is recycling,and the one with the brighter green lid is garden waste.
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  39562. As per usual it will be hot and sunny for Christmas day here in Sydney. Ham and turkey meat for lunch with prawns, cold beer and fruit salad. Merry Christmas Ian.
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  39563. maybe you will see films about Polish firemen from the expedition group who drive all over Europe with a set of expedition vehicles and rescue our friends from other countries in need. Sometimes the column consists of over 150 fire and extinguishing vehicles. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=polish+firefighters
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  39564. Well done Ian and family, well deserved. So enjoy your videos and interest in my home country. It is great to see a person who brings such joy in an ever changing difficult world. Again thank you so much, from Peter from Melbourne Australia
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  39565. Ian. Put the map on peg boards then add different colour pins in where people live. Or where you would like to visit. My dad passed on Anzac Day….he held on for this date as he was a soldier and was very proud, he went to every Anzac Day march ,he could never have picked this to happen but things just lined up, he was a proud man.
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  39566. Wow. So complex. Hallo from Germany 🇩🇪
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  39567. Actually that red xd could go for around 10k stock. And up.value is ramping up here with 80s early 90s.models.
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  39568. Bunnings= big box store
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  39569. There's a classic cars race in my birthtown since 1975 (course des remparts Angoulême). This competition was created as a tribute to the "grand prix d'Angoulême" which existed from the 30's to the 50's (one edition was won by a certain Juan Manuel Fangio). There's many races during the weekend with cars from the early 20th century up to the kind of cars on this video linked below and there's a regularity rally in the region during the week before the race, of course with classic cars (britishes cross the country with their 120 years old cars to race in Angoulême) this is a 360 video i found with the warmup lap and the first lap: https://youtu.be/OpRcPzOrUx8
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  39570. I think the absolute best way to learn about AFL properly is to talk to an AFL fan, if you know any Aussies or AFL fans i would recommend asking them questions. AFL was made back in the 1880's btw
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  39571. Great hat mate
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  39572. I love muscle cars, but rally has always been one of my favorite motorsports, next to hydroplanes.
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  39573. Each state has it's favorite beer.. In Qld it is XXXX
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  39574. Bigger cars(Pacer, Mustang, Camaro) in this class use a 6L Engines..Toranas are using 5L engines, different weights for cars with 5L & 6L with 4 speed gearboxes.. notice how they only using 1st and 2nd across the top?
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  39575. 10:19 Look below Tasmania and New Zealand at Antarctica there is a long island land mass and Antarctica is a continental sized atoll lol
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  39576. Hey Ian......R U leaning to look around the corner....lol...love your work dude👍
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  39577. Gday from tassie
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  39578. I've got an indigo blue metalic 98 Z71 ext cab that's in much better shape than most that I see. It's got decent paint except for the hood which I'm going to get painted soon. It's also got the original saw blade wheels too that are in good shape. I don't think I'll ever part with it. It's such a good looking classic body style and solid truck! Growing up in the 90's and admiring these as a kid definitely adds to the sentiment.
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  39579. 😎
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  39580. what is that red thing... that my friend is a Datsun 1200 ute!! vw Skoda seat and Audi!!
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  39581. Yes, finally someone pronounced it "Sh"koda, and not Scouda!
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  39582. Fastest ski racers in the world!
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  39583. Correct Ian. Gold Coast City stretches right to the border of NSW and at the border, the city of Tweed Heads just continues the urban environment into NSW. Twin cities as it were.
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  39584. Bathurst on the limit is one you gotta comment on mate
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  39585. Check out Guy Martin. He learned to be an F1 pit man and it shows the training involved x
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  39586. Sorry mate but the Australian Charger is much better looking than the US version. It's a nice car but the Aus version has better lines and proportions. More subtle maybe? But no one ever said US cars were subtle!
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  39587. Is it just me, or are most truck/semi combinations in the states still 18 wheelers? Do you get higher mass limits there with extra axles, like we do in Australia?
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  39588. Bathurst was built for motorcycle first not cars
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  39589. Hahar the ending did he make this vid at the air port lol lol .wilst waiting for he s plain .funny as. Ending.
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  39590. G,day Mate, your half way to becoming a Aussie, all you have to do now is live here a while and boom your one, cheers.
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  39591. Omg 🤣
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  39592. Here's a start 1. The aim of the game is to make runs. More than the other team. 2. You bowl in cricket. 3. You bowl at the wickets. (stumps) to knock the bails off the top. 4. If the bowler hits the wickets, bails fall off, the batter is out. 5. If the batter knocks the bails off, he's out. 6. If the batter misses the ball and steps over the line (crease) the wicket keeper can throw or hit the ball on the wickets to knock the bails off and the batter is out. 7. If the batter hits the ball and a fielder catches it, the batter is out. 8. No foul balls in cricket. 9. If the batter hits the ball over the boundary its 6 runs. If it goes over the boundary but bounces first it's 4 runs. 10. Two people bat, one at each end of the pitch.
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  39593. I love all your video keep it up
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  39594. I remember when this vid came out like it was yesterday. Good times 😌
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  39595. The AU road car looks just shit in the factory trim, personally. In race trim though? In race trim the AU looked *mint*. Especially the 00 Gibson Motorsport Lowndes car, and the 17/18 Dick Johnson Racing team cars. I'd suggest giving some of the 90s - 00s racing vids a look. Supercars is uploading them on youtube, so they shouldn't be too hard to find.
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  39596. Far out I'm surprised he didn't say don't come to Australia because they only eat vegimite there
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  39597. Always informative and entertaining, Love you kiddo
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  39598. the red cars are of course ferrari,the ones silver /red with vodafone sponsor are mercedes. and for you as a fan,next year they drive in Miami,Las Vegas and Austin/texas
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  39599. So am guessing your in Las Cruces, tell us what makes it special to you???
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  39600. Larry perkins use to biuld his own race engines unlike the other bigger race teams
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  39601. Lol we have a Danfoss in Dandenong a suburb of Melbourne Australia
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  39602. I think I once heard that Pop Tarts are actually illegal in Australia due to the number that have caught fire in toasters. We can occasionally get Dr. Pepper in the small American section of some super markets. I used to drink it once in a while when I still lived in USA. I always loved candy corn as a kid in USA, never seen it here. I used to love Twinkies when young, tried one a couple of years ago when last over and didn't find it near as good as I remembered. I am not that all keen on Snowballs or Lamingtons either. I also love Crispy Creme doughnuts. Back when I was a kid in the 50's, a small little finger size Tootsie Roll cost a penny, and one close to the size she has was a nickel. I loved them.
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  39603. It wasn't a 307, it was a 307 CC. CC it's for coupé/cabriolet. at this Peugeot did 3 CC cars 206, 207 and 307, they were convertible with an electric hardtop. The 307 CC wasn't a simple rally car it was a WRC car
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  39604. Interesting thing about American trucks is good luck guessing the parent company. Mack owned by Volvo, Freightliner & Western star owned by Daimler (who also have BharatBenz, FUSO, Mercedes-Benz, Setra and are actually owned by Mercedes), Kenworth & Peterbilt owned by Paccar (who also own Daf)
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  39605. Targa Great Barrier Reef 2019 - Valiant Charger, Pure Sound
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  39606. U did it just right, perfect!
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  39607. Your gonna need a second refrigerator for all our Aussie food an magnets lol
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  39608. Greetings from CZ :)
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  39609. Great review, love your enthusiasm. At some stage i hope you will look at Talbot. I had a Talbot Alpine, great car in my opinion. Talbot made some very interesting vehicles. A British company that collaborated with Peugeot Citroen. Eventually (sadly) being sold to PSA Peugeot Citroen.
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  39610. Ian l saw one of these a couple weeks ago driving and l do like ho
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  39611. Check out the thunder dome now totally derelict, sad
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  39612. Well played. You hit some cool shots there. Remember, it's super important where the cue balls end up with regards to the next shot. I used to play snooker all the time, but my eyes simply aren't up to it anymore. Keep playing man, you seemed to get a great kick out of it. Besides, as names go, 'Wrocker' sounds like it belongs on a snooker table!
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  39613. i want you to know something ian , theres not one person here that would not say , im a true blue aussie . wont matter who yu talk to lmao . but im not even an official australian . i was born and partly raised in england . my point being . you dont have to be born here to be a real aussie . its a life style . and this is one of the reasons australia has taken you guys in as our mates . hahahaha . we see bits of yank in you now n then . and thats ok . but you and your family , have the aussie attitude . easy going . fun loving . caring , family orientated , outdoorsy , adventurous and friendly , you guys would make awesome aussies . hope that makes your day . : -)
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  39614. Rally drivers are made of something special, they are crazy. Love how you enjoy whatching this videos XDXDXDXDXD
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  39615. hey mate , got a funny one for ya, bit r rated so watch without the kids around! kangaroo with an aboriginal voice over, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxW5bbKTG_o&t=27s&ab_channel=KINGPERCY
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  39616. Hi IWrocker If you want i can make a tourvideo of a DAF XF106 Super spacecab.
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  39617. Yes Ian, we need another live Bathurst stream, last year's from you was epic.
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  39618. Ian please check out super ute racing..these are not the car utes but the bigger utes like ford rangers, Holden Colorado, Tritons ect....right up your ally i think : )
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  39619. you should make some go found me campaigns. One for each country you want to travel to and the fan base founds you and your family trips to those places. I would be personally offended if you visit Barcelona and don't let me show you around.
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  39620. I went to NYC and went down to Florida back in 1996 when I was about 15. I remember going to a little food shop and I said “thank you” at the check out (down stairs from the hotel in Manhattan) and the lady said “are you Australian” and I said yes. The store was empty and the lady yelled out to some other workers and three people ran at me and they wanted me to talk.. I was like um… from then on for the next two days they would yell “Aussie girl is here” 🤣. It happened so many times after that. Now a days my friend in the USA will hear my voice and say how much she loves it. To me I sound normal but apparently I’m not :)
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  39621. FYI, the Tim Tams will have to be put on hold for a while, the US Navy want them as payment for the Nuclear Subs we're getting. (don't tell the IRS either, you'll lose 60% in tax). Seriously, I and all your Aussie subscribers love your videos . When your family comes to Oz we'll have to have a Barbie in each state (or a sausage sizzle at Bunnings) so you can meet everyone. Then we'll have a big fight to find out who's place your going to stay at. Stay safe and lots of Aussie love to you and the family.
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  39622. LOL I skipped straight to 4:50 where he plants the black :D youre a natural son
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  39623. this sirene tatütata😊is the german martinshorn. all tatütata are martinshorn, invented in germany in the1950
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  39624. it has been banned because it's a monster not a car (indirect consequence of the group B...quattro turbo 5 cylinders...nearly the same insanity as the group B several years before) i think i remember that these cars were available in a street legal version like the M3 and the insane Mercedes 190 evo 2 (of course a way more civilised version)
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  39625. Fun fact Perth is known as the city of lights when in 1962 John Glenn flew over aboard the friendship 7 space craft and the people of Perth turned on all their lights, torches and even set up sheets on their Hills Hoists and projected lights into them to make them glow, during americas first man to orbit the earth 😊🇦🇺
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  39626. Gday Ian , I agree with you this vid is exaggerated like a lot of other vid's probably to get a greater reaction from the public. Nice vid mate cheer's
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  39627. React to the new rallylegends event!
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  39628. Haha all the size of a RAM 1500 and it’s only a 1/2 tonne capacity. Makes us laugh when the Aussie Holden 1 tonner has been around since the 70’s at like 1/2 the size.
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  39629. 8:58 car 62 , if you look at the left headlight you can see its got a camera mounted inside, then at 9:10 is the camera feed with the head light wipe/ washer going to clean the head light lens the camera is mounted in.
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  39630. Another great video, i like your stuff, nice party you had there. I live in Germany near Frankfurt and what can I say, of course I also love our beer variety in Germany and you would be amazed how many more different flavors there are.
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  39631. 8:11 That "Rocket APE" is from Italy. I saw a video of Guy Martin, when he went to Itally to build his own one and joined races there.
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  39632. would have liked to see him climbing back up
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  39633. I always wanted the hilux from back to the future when I was younger !!!!!!!
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  39634. American food is Terrifying. Why do you have Iwi on your blog? Oh its iwr... sorry, my bag. Love your vids, CrankyGranny Western Australia
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  39635. nice.list but missing more than 80% of the toyota options, we have all kinds of crap here 🤣🤣
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  39636. Hi this was done to save ford Australia because of reliably problems with ball joints to prove they fixed the problem also Henry ford the 2 came a watched some of it .
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  39637. G'day Ian, yeah mate they raced at the mountain and pretty much whenever supercars were on they would be there. now they run Porsches and master's etc. If I remember right I think the HQ was and still the number selling car in Australia by number. Around 360,000 sold.
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  39638. More Kimi Räikkönen reactions.
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  39639. Straya baby. God I miss the freedom to do a burnout in mlbourne
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  39640. Congrats bud on the upcoming blessing you have bud. I’m expecting twins love you’re content you’ve remain humble and thts important family is important as well those are values tht we all shouldn’t lose. Im fluent in Spanish as well food se ve muy delicioso keep up the amazing work bud. Buen trabajo Pedro bendición
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  39641. Brockie is the undisputed King. But l have a super soft spot for Larry. I think it was the 93 Bathurst where he was only driver still using the Aussie built V8, The rest had switched to Chevs. ALL my friends were ford fans and were giving me a ton of grief about the ford Sierra's, "They have half the cylinders and twice the power" , "Fords are going to flog you at Bathurst...blah, blah, blah". When Larry the legend won, it gave me the ammunition to hang shit on them for next 12 months. 😂💜
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  39642. That was awesome 😎 Loved the VW. A close friend had a VW Baja for their first car. A lot of fun was had 🤣
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  39643. you are hooked!!!!
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  39644. Hola desde españa islas canarias tenerife,q t parecio europa?y los vehiculos europeos?mas pequeños que en usa,si alguna ves vienes por canarias avisa aqui tienes una casa para que tu y tu familia se queden,un saludo amigo
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  39645. It's always best on Tap fresh and cold
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  39646. Sunday 5 December NSW time is when the race is on this year... I'm already getting prepared! What you're reffering to at the end of your video sounds like Challenge Bathurst where GTR, TCR, and a few other classes get to put in some laps without the restrictions imposed on them by their individual racing leagues. I think that this years Challenge Bathurst event is being merged with the 1000 so there is a week long festival of speed in a sleepy little NSW town!
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  39647. Call was from an Australian Raven. It’s still in the Corvidae family like an American Crow, but they’re the only Ravens that wail at the end (almost as if they’re lazy).
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  39648. Just under 5ltr capacity, single carb.
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  39649. You should check out Judd Trump. Another exceptional snooker player. A few of his shots feature in this video.
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  39650. It has a ferry service. My favourite island still Fraser Island though. The inland freshwater lake is amazing. White sand and clear water.
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  39651. Dude you must have a fat wallet I love what you do the truck and it is gorgeous great video man! So far all your videos of been great’.
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  39652. Hi Ian, currently the ashes cricket test match has begun again our old foes England. An iconic Aussie start of summer event.
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  39653. You may be cool but you,ll never be Pedro walking away from a black Cameron cool!
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  39654. That was so funny...a lot of swearing, but funny 😅😅 Seriously though, what other countries think of us & Oz is always so far from true that it beggars belief. Reason 1a not to come: Don't come here unless you are ready to have a great time 👍
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  39655. Look the Breslau rallye.
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  39656. Watched the whole thing. It was good. Don’t worry about things being boring as it can be watched at 1.25 or 1.5 speed. 👍
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  39657. St. Peter Stifts Kulinarium in Salzburg, Austria is Europe's (arguably, the world's) oldest restaurant. Its first trace is in a poem by Alcuin of York, in 803. It may also be the only restaurant to have served both Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Clint Eastwood.
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  39658. Oh I would love to put some 37+- on my 2017 Wagon. Problem with going with bigger tires for most, is like myself I get the 100,000 7 year "bumber to Bumper" Max care extended warranty with 6 of those expensive synthetic oil changes. And I negotiate and get them for about $900 to $1200 max. I have purchased many warranties some factory some Louisiana dealership warranty "LDS" and have done the research to find out exactly what the dealership pays for them and offer the pay between $200-$300 over their cost. Takes a little arm twisting but you can get a warranty for way less than they offer it to you. I do this for 2500 RAM's have PROBLEMS with the a/c System, pinion seals, and a few other expensive service problems. I have had the same problems with just about all the 2500 I have owned. Starting with 2002-2017 8 trucks in total. The warranty has always paid for it self with the first a/c System problem that seams to always shows up between 40k-70k. And in all the warranties if you use any tires larger than the max the factory uses you warranty is void. They will not even cover stuff that has nothing to do with tires. Not sure if this is an issue with the standard 36k or 60k power train. Just something to consider if you have warranty on your truck. And surprisingly only tires are a point blank "void'. Other modifiecations are in the fine print, but there some dealership/warranty case by case discression for every other modifiecation but tires. I had a 2008 that I had 315/75 17. I had not had them on long and had a system fail on the truck so made an appointment to have the issue fixed. My dealership was nice enough to say " believe you have a tire problem, try fixing that first, and if it is still no working bring it back " WINK WINK, and pointed it out to me before they accepted the truck for the repair. So I had to put the 265 back on it before bringing it in for repair. Just something for your viewer's to consider in making their choice on tires. Never hurts to have all the up and downs of a disision. And I agree with you on the not making it up that hill, for by far was driver error. He made several errors from. Starting with NOT paying attention on approach to start with, and the errors just piled up after that. Enjoy the videos keep it up.
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  39659. You and him should meet up . That would be cool
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  39660. IAN i changed my channel name . and content , also pic lol . ive been subbed from the start as dave rowlands . so letting yu know im still here lol
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  39661. that hail is insanley rare most hail here dosnt get bigger then a golf ball
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  39662. Batemans bay is where i live!
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  39663. Ian you have to watch some Ken Block. Here is just 1 example of many and this isn't even the best one.. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qanlirrRWs
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  39664. Those were pretty funny lol
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  39665. Exactly like Jerry and my Jeep when we bought it..only difference is we had the premium rims..you will love it a ton..have fun you guys!!
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  39666. In Australia we call soccer, soccer.
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  39667. Guy was on point and yeah I found those tt vids after you mentioned them and a deep dive on the channel. Hey if you havent already look into touring car masters series down here I think you may enjoy the cars and style of racing 👍🇦🇺
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  39668. There were some awesome clips in that compilation!
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  39669. I was 16 when this first came out in 1989. Loved watching it before I went to school. I had the hots for Ann Marie, and also Ranger Stacey. No matter what crap I copped at home, or at school, this helped me through. Agro's Cartoon Connection ran from 1989 - 1997, though in 1996 it changed 'sidekick', channel, and filming location, for the 1997 season. Jamie Dunn was the puppeteer, and also executive producer.
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  39670. Your cat is adorable!
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  39671. this question doesn't pertain to the video but when do you go to badlands off road park in Attica Indiana. did you go just once or do you go yearly. i was just wondering cause i go there with my family on memorial day and labor day and that would be cool to see that beast of a truck in person
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  39672. IWrocker Thanks men best video ever Yeah i hate prius hybrid shit
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  39673. The Kimberley is awesome but if you want to go on one of those cruises and helicopter trips you could burn up to $50,000 for a 2 week trip!!
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  39674. At the turn of the century I competed in hillclimbs. In an otherwise road-going class, save for a few bolt on modifications. The fuel I ran was Super 98 Octane, with a bottle of Millers CVL and a couple of capfuls of Pro-Boost. Smelled like death but it made a really noticable difference to throttle response and the general feel of the engine, especially when it came onto power at 4500rpm. I'll not say it increased performance much outright, but overall you could feel a difference
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  39675. The very cool animal? The Tasmanian Tiger or the Thylacine. The last one in captivity died in about 1933.
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  39676. Pity this industry is now history. I grew up with it and so lucky
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  39677. BUGGA!!! 🐕😂👍🇦🇺 You really need to check out the Boags Tasmanian beer ad's
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  39678. I grew up watching this……and there’s nothing f**king wrong with me 🇦🇺 😎
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  39679. second guy has no idea what he is doing. he is Russel Coight.. just doesn't know it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbGzBwNMigc
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  39680.  @IWrocker  2020 Silverado's are being sold for 125K+ over here in Aus!
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  39681.  @IWrocker  not many.. would love one but not paying that much for one. It’s insane for what they are selling for Rams etc are just the same.. I’ll stick too my Dmax ute 🇦🇺😊
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  39682. Whistlin Diesel's hilux durability test is way more epic than top gears
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  39683. in 37 years living in that area I have never seen one the worm that is
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  39684. OMG HERE IS THE MAN the KING OF THE MOUNTAIN R.I.P Mr Brock ty Ian
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  39685. Is miss those days
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  39686. I traded diesel for gas ( 6.4 Hemi) and my friend just traded a diesel Ram for an 18 Power Wagon and a2018 JL Sahara for an everyday driver. The biggest reason is upkeep of modern diesels and the emissions. I ask you to keep your Wagon or wait for the new ones, please. I know you follow TFL and Mr Truck, they are in Moab in a new Rebel and they love it. If FCA puts the effort into the new Wagon they have into the half tons, the improved Power Wagon should be a knockout. I will still follow your JK videos, but remember your Wagon put you on the map. Be well. Wayne
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  39687. Yaaaas been waiting for this video and to see ur pure reaction to my fave speedway class in new zealand
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  39688. You want baddass Aussie driving....Check out Luke Fink, international drift champion and deadset madman behind the wheel.
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  39689. you great at this im from czech ahoj
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  39690. My automotive wish is the Ferrari F1 F2004, the V10 legend
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  39691. The thicker ones are not designed to return there a throwing weapon designed to knock things out
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  39692. Wow. Its in really nice shape. And those seats, never saw such comfy seats in Favorit.
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  39693. Loved seeing your family trying out all the snacks :)
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  39694. It's a awesome game. Used to own Aussie V8 from Codemasters game many moons ago Start with the slowest game and work you way up Good onya mate
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  39695. Not taking away from the contrast. USA is still massively bigger in defence but that video is outdated and I believe they sourced their data at the time from older sources. There are some good, more recent videos around. Will try to find a good source and post to your discord.
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  39696. Some silly bugger somewhere on the corporate Walmart ladder thought that the company could play Aldi's game in the US and take a bite of the pie in Germany. And they went into Germany with that blissfully ignorant attitude that far too many rich folk have.
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  39697. 10:20 Wound out in 5th and 6th gear on twisted winding dirt roads barely wider than the car. Yep these guys have balls of steel.
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  39698. You should have the chance to drive Scania it's is fantastic. The biggest Scania have 770hp and around 2760 lbf-ft
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  39699. That interior looks super comfortable.
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  39700. Someone was taking the piss when they told you no wakkas was slang iv never ever heard that phrase as an Australian. Sometimes Aussies enjoy tricking foreigners by making things up that aren't actually true you say this to an Aussie they just going to laugh at you like what the f you on about
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  39701. If you come to Australia, Ian you and I Gunna hit pub and get hammered.
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  39702. I said before you should look up the bin chicken you will find some funny stuff!
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  39703. All V8 cars for nearly thirty years. Removal of V8 word was expecting a change in the future that still has not happened. Kia Stinger interest never got off the ground for example. Nor other makes. Next year gen 3 Camaro vs Mustang but both still V8.
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  39704. The IMSA GTO. One of my all time favorite cars.
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  39705. Many of those phrases are common with people in the UK, such as Brolly. Both fries and crisps are often called chips here. I went to the US 15 years ago and caught the California Zephyr train. FIrst day of the trip I went to the food car and ordered a burger and chips, only to get a burger and crisps. Didn't see that coming. Also had a meal in a restaurant which had an item "Aussie style Fish and Chips, but no chips, go figure!". I think gasoline is unique to the US. Pretty much everywhere else it is petrol/petroleum. He spelled a few words wrong, like Jetti, which should be Jetty.
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  39706. Would love to see you in a video about salvage trucks
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  39707. Not being bitchy but black widows and red backs aren’t the same 😀love your vlogs
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  39708. Mate I was there on Friday taking shots all day. Bloody hot day, but the driver have been on the ball since turning the first week. Going to an epic race. Unfortunately the Erebus cars have been dq'ed from top ten quaily due to tech regs.
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  39709. It's glorious byut the best a oundinf car ever is the brm v16
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  39710. There are drive thru beer wine spirits thirsty 🐫 and Australian have liquorland and first choice bottle and Dan murphy grog shops
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  39711. Hey matey, have a look at the Bathurst 1000, 1973 to1979, this was true race on Sunday, Buy on Monday
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  39712. You are not to know his name is pronounced worn as in like worn out (about to break).
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  39713. Tatra is the second best sounding V8 right after the Detroit 2-stroke.
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  39714. Poptarts are in Australia they come in amd out in fads you can always get the
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  39715. No mph because there’s no other country we can drive into that might use mph. In the US you can drive across boarder to Canada who uses kmh
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  39716. Please do a reaction to the southern 80
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  39717. The video is much better the new way thanks Ian
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  39718. The biggest congratulations you 2, you have worked hard and more importantly I think you have shown amazing appreciation for all the items and comments that have been given you. Hope to see you along with your lovely family again this year.
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  39719. Ahoj, z České republiky :)
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  39720. Our UV this week has just gone up to 7. By the end of spring I’m expecting 10-11 and summer is gonna be a scorcher this year so 15 won’t be unexpected 🥵
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  39721. as for the burnout school, yes, for us it was the kmart carpark.
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  39722. My favourite beer is coopers original pale ale
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  39723. You should check out VHS Rallies channel here on YouTube, he posts some amazing footage from older rallies.
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  39724. Can send Aussie snacks if you want..send Post Office Box
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  39725. The coriander is likely the seed, not the leaf. The seeds have a slightly citrus flavour.
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  39726. HFCS is used if I recall from a video I watched because there were shortages of cane sugar at one stage in the US and the price was prohibitive and some smart scientists came up with HFCS which was cheap because the US grew such huge amounts of corn because the government-subsidized farmers to grow it instead of other crops. Lobbying by the huge farming giants kept pressure on the govt. to keep increasing the subsidies so now the majority of the mega farmers just grow corn so the HFCS is here to stay Meanwhile the US has to import most of its produce because it doesn't grow enough.
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  39727. My 2017 is flame red. I would love to be able to to buy all that red trim on the dash. And even the red Ram on the steering wheel. Would look so much better than the current silver it has now. I have every option but the sunroom, and sill find the interior kinda on the bland side. They did it with the Rebel, so why not the Power Wagon.
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  39728. My last Holden was the 2005 VZ Calais, in black. Had it for over 10 years… it was a sad day when I traded it in to bye my wife a Kia 😢. I now drive a Nissan Navara Ute… yes we call it a Ute not a truck.
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  39729. Just out of interest will be tuning in to game 1 of our State of Origin tomorrow night? It’s a beat of 3 series of games between Queensland and NSW. Always an epic thing to watch as it’s the best of the best playing against each other.
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  39730. The first feature length movie was also Australian.
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  39731. I have been fortunate enough to attend F1 races in both the V10 era and the modern era. There is no comparison. Sitting in the stands at T1 in COTA its not even loud when they come by. Sitting at the end of the straight before T1 in Indy back in 02 it was spectacular.
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  39732. @iwrocker these trucks are the trojan 8870 8x8 heavy haulage trucks pulling a specialized trailer called a girder frame trailer which consists of a girder centered between 2 platform trailers
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  39733. Great video As an Aussie we didn't really have the variety you guys had in the 60s/70s but we did/do love our muscle cars. Here's a few of my favourites you might appreciate 😎 Ford XW,XY GTHO 1971 XY GTHO phase III was at the time the world’s fastest four door production car and Australia’s fastest four door production car for almost a decade. Ford XA,XB Gt (sedans and coupes) XB coupe is the Mad Max car Ford XC Cobra Coupe Holden HG,HT,HK,HQ Monaro (coupe) Holden HQ sandman (Panel Van... Shaggn wagon 😎) Valiant Charger, VH,VJ,VK Holden Torana SLR5000 Holden VL Walkinshaw Hope you like them
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  39734. So nice to see animals NOT in cages :)
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  39735. HOLY😮😮😮😮SHIT.....I ALMOST SHIT MYSELF AND I AINT EVEN DRIVING.
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  39736. Car is a Lancer GSR. Similar to an Lancer Evolution
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  39737. Hi. Where I live (QLD), calling Rugby League "Rugby" kind of annoys both Union and League camps. Rugby League (also known as *Rugby League*) is the you beaut number one game, competition, and organisation. "Rugby" is Rugby Union. "Rugby" is NOT Rugby League. Having said that, I'll have a Bex and a lie down. As well as big claws, Koalas also have 'weird toes' to help them climb (obviously they're not made for walking). Cheers.
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  39738.  @IWrocker  of course I like your reaction. Can you react to UAE burnouts ?
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  39739. Check out Thunderdome today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-jGMA1zSh8
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  39740. forgive my ignorance as i am not a car guy (tho i have been enjoying your videos and getting into it a bit now), what is the purpose of buying a super fast car like this if you cant take it above the speed limit? like are there tracks you can go to as a regular person or what?
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  39741.  @IWrocker  ah i see gotcha. that makes sense. thank you for the reply :)
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  39742. Check out Salt Water Crocodiles. They get big! Crazy animals as old as dinosaurs.
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  39743. 3:28 ok so for starters that team would 9/10 times be Rugby Union which isn't what your watching. Rugby Union and Rugby League are 2 different games. Your watching Rugby League which is more Australian and Union is more English.
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  39744. I live in Spain, im currently at 104F at 7pm, i live on an island tho, close to the coast and we have very , very high humidity reaching 80% humidity sometimes, and then combine that with "Calima" wich is basically a lot of sand that flys from the Sahara dessert and covers our atmosphere for a few days, wich makes it even worse, being on my house literally feels like being inside a sauna. I have a small desk fan connected right to my face and sitting here on the sofa and im just sweating like crazy without even moving. Its crazy out here now
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  39745. Mate you've got to do some reactions/reviews to aussie movies and tv shows as well, come on! i know you've already seen mad max lol all you gotta do is talk about it!
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  39746. I guess Germany or Poland. Probably the north as they have a lot of silage companies. Buildings in the images suggest that too. I looked up some facts about Tatra after this video and my assumtion was right. They are basically the off highway versions of DAF trucks. I hought they were pretty similar looking already. Did you know you actually can use agro trucks as tractors too? You can fit them out with three point attachers and stuff,... The Tatra in the beginning at least had a three point linkage in the front. MAN has very nice agro trucks too.
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  39747. Thank you Ian, good vlog with good insight from you.
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  39748. Thought I’d share this https://youtu.be/s5DUUnXSBcc it a submarine museum in Holbrook Australia. You’d all be surprised if you google earth it’s location.
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  39749. I spent a few years in the Italian part of Tyrol. Most people still have the Austrian mentality, even though they speak Italian. They tend to like to keep everything tidy :D It's a real delight for skiing and hiking, the views are spectacular, some places have been preserved from the 70s architecture ugliness and still keep some of that Epinal's image look of mountain village.
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  39750. Happy birthday mate
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  39751. The HQ styling is not dissimilar to the Chevy Chevelles of the same era, only in a four door. You can really see the Chevelle influence in the HQ Monaro Coupes.
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  39752. your uploadfrequency is insane thumbs up 👍👍👍
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  39753. ESPN used to play AFL in the 1980's. We lived in Texas and we would get up in the middle of the night to watch AFL. Maybe they still have it!
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  39754. Bob Jane broght it in Compare it to Bathurst no comparison auscar only had a few tracks!,yep Glenn Seaton son
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  39755. Love your camera work. Very crisp video :) ❤
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  39756. You're right about Tasmania. If the temp goes above 19 degrees... your legally obligated to go to the beach. If it goes above 25 degrees... all the old retirees start dropping dead from heat exhaustion
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  39757. Hey mate I tried to use the Discord link in the doobly doo under the video but discord keeps telling me the link is expired.
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  39758.  @IWrocker  thanks it worked in another video. in the discord now.
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  39759. Nascar hacks lol
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  39760. London is over twice the size of New York for example Its goddamn huge
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  39761. Barbecue shapes are a 10, the rest dont matter
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  39762. Have you thought about a beer taste style of videos, giving your thoughts about several european beers, and comparing with american ones... I'm pretty sure some brands could send you some packs if you want to make this kind of content... Estrella Galicia, which is a located about 30 miles away from my home, have recently started selling in the US, so you could contact with them.
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  39763. everytime ive tried to join your discord, its spat me out saying its an invalid link. it may have timed out over time, they often do, let me know when you get a new code
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  39764. Loved all of them, seriously made me laugh..
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  39765. I've had Tim tam McFlurry and it's disappointing
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  39766. It sounds weird as heck. But vegemite and honey on toast. Don’t question why but it just works.
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  39767. 2:10 It is more fun to drive slow car fast than fast car slow. My first car were also hatchback, Peugeot 205 1.1l 3 door. Not fast nor ton of power, but damn it was fun to drive around Lapland (Finland) at middle of the winter... :D
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  39768. gatt damn that was a rush haha
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  39769. Definitely check out more.
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  39770. Since you like off reading look into Simpson desert, vic high country, cape York (gunshot track)
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  39771. Okay, this video should be R-rated with all those innuendos! (JUst kidding. ^^)
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  39772. Hi Ian, even though it's got tags etc on if Holden didn't register numbers with government regulators they won't have the tag numbers so it can't be registered. That is why a lot of cars holden used around it's plant got crushed and not sold.......cheers Cowboy.
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  39773. You are able to make the Halo (roll cage) seethrough in the settings, great work btw!
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  39774. The Tim Tams will be eaten in about a month but the chicken salt will last a lifetime ...
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  39775. A couple of other things Isaac didn't comment on that highlighted what a cock up the video was and how badly researched/made it was. The footage of the Cassowaries was of from Papua New Guinea, not Australia and I am pretty sure none of the snakes shown were Australian species (although the reflection of one in a mirror could have been a harmless Keelback Snake).
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  39776. if you like Subaru and Rally, check out "Launch Control" on the official Subaru YouTube channel, even has a season of Mark Higgins as the lead driver.
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  39777. Monster is my favourite 👍
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  39778. Yes 01:30 37 F or 3 C is great for beer use ... and here in Estonia is out side today now March of 24 2024 34 F or +1 C .... Estonian spring .
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  39779. You’re father in law is cool as
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  39780. Andalucía Rally is in Spain
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  39781. As a Pole i liked almost all songs shown there, i knew Sweden had/has awesome talents but i had no idea to what extend. It's mad impressive how so f-ing many absolute banger, come from a country that had a population of only about 9million people! My second favorite country in this list is France.
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  39782. 2:04 That was impressive, some people who's native language is Czech still can't say "R" clearly even in their teen years
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  39783. Technically, the cassowary is a member of the ratite family. Similar to emus, rheas, ostriches and kiwis. They are solitary by nature, and can be agressive towards everything. They live in rainforest, and mainly eat fruit, fungi and small animals. The females are larger, and both sexes grow to about 1.5 to 1.8 metres (5 to 6 feet). These days, car strikes and dogs are the main cause of death, and feral pigs are competing with them for food.
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  39784. also that chevcy police car isnt based of a commodore but rather of a statesman. very similar, but statesman chasis are a it larger, - so for the VE series of holdens and hsv - VE statesman and a VE commodre very similar, but differnt VE gts - hsv based on commy with magnetic ride (VF will get tfe LSA engine) VE clubsport// R8 - hsv based on commy VE caprice/senator/grange - hsv based statesman ve R8 Maloo - hsv commy ute might have missed one or two, point is, the American police cars are based on a caprice/statesman(or there hsv equivilant) not a commodore just some info
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  39785. We don't get the Subaru ascent, but we did have the previous generation called the Tribeca which I believe is what it used to be called in the USA as well. Also we only ever got the more premium Chrysler Grand Voyager here. The dodge equivalent was never sold in Australia which was odd because it would have been a more popular and more affordable version over the Chrysler.
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  39786. ive been watching ur videos for a while and i just noticed u look just like valtteri bottas !
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  39787. Like many it's my favourite sounding car of all that are using engines designed for a car but my absolute favourite is Rod Hadfields(Castlemaine Rod Shop) 55 Chevy, with a twin-supercharged 27-litre V12 Rolls Royce Merlin engine out of aircraft like the Spitfire and Lancaster Bomber. You should check it out
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  39788. 10:56 It's a pneumatic system for the jacks under the car :) And GTE is very similar to GT3 and GT4, but focused on endurance, there might have been hybrids but not mandatory and no EVs there ;)
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  39789. You could buy Tim tams in Walmart a few years back.
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  39790. Hey mate could you put a new invite for the Discord server? It says the one in ur description is expired
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  39791. Even I don't get everything right, no worries) Some mistakes I did were the same as yours. You doing great!! Thank you for amazing content!
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  39792. They vary from 200hp to a 1000hp That white/blue golf has about 800hp and wheits about 900kg. If you whant specs check the hillclimb monsters compilations here.
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  39793. Most of the world is left hand drive Ian.
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  39794. Check out swift n shift couriers or housos and fat pizza all made by paul fenech. These are recent shiws and he gets away with a lot that others couldn't.
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  39795. I find the hooded trucks looks nicer especially the older ones, the old kenworth with the sleeper windows on the top I think is the coolest looking. I'm not a fan of those with super extended cabins though, the truck just looks too weird when it get that long but I reckon it is nice with a camper in the back.
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  39796. Kangaroo meat is very common. Like the lady said, you can find it in pretty much every supermarket. There are even some upmarket restaurants and stuff that have Kangaroo Burgers. It's actually quite popular among bodybuilders because Kangaroo meat is super low in fat and super high in protein.
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  39797. If you hear a kookaburra laugh usually is a sign it's going to rain.
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  39798. You should try our Maccas coke
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  39799. 7+ min video of "I think it is ridiculous..I think it is fake"
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  39800. Please react to the Ferrari 333SP’s sound, a great contender for best sounding cars
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  39801. You are a great sport IWrocker
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  39802. Fun fact -- the blond guy from Modern Talking, Dieter Bohlen, is kind of the German version of Simon Cowell (music producer, song writer etc.), except that he can sing, too. 🙂
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  39803. Look up the first 1000km Bathurst of 1973 when the Ford Falcon Superbird made it’s debut. Two blue and white factory Fords and the yellow car of John Goss were awesome, the sound on that video is good, worth a view.
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  39804. We're going to build a wall! And Australia's going to pay for it!
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  39805. Yeah mate we don't use or need miles in our system anymore. Straight metric in everything. Keeping it simple. Some older tradies might use inches every now n then but everything is kept moderately simple. So everyone understands.
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  39806. Ian, during the live stream..there was a trip up the hill with the driver of the "Beast of Turin" taking Richard Petty for a ride with the King's old Superbird next to them. Oh, and 03:04 - that's one of Dan Gurney's "Eagles" (someone's already mentioned what F5000 was). Dan's a legend among us US road racing fans. First American to win an F1 race in an American built (from his own shop) car. Check out the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix. For most of the season, the thing was "fast, but fragile"..but he got it over the line first once.
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  39807. Snooker tables are very smooth and the table is even heated to make the balls roll further
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  39808. The Australian sun is nothing. I go to New Zealand every now and then, and the sun burns me within minutes of being exposed.
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  39809. so my favorite track on the earth is the German Nürburgring Nordschleife what i know is there was a time where Formula 1 cars drove on this track so i should chose the f 1 car BUT on this track i would rather use Ken Blocks rally car P.s i think Ken Block shot a video where he is drifting the Nordschleife and that was a Master Piece of art
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  39810. The recipe involving chocolate being ancient makes sense, chocolate made its way from the Incas to the rest of the world way back in the day of Cortez and others who went to the Americas and brought it back to the "Old World".
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  39811. Australia has a very large 4x4 community, channels to check out Pro Touring Concepts, Boss aluminium, Shannons Engineering, and many many more
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  39812. Yep. If you are in Sydney, check out Paul's Famous Hamburgers at Sylvania. Voted best burgers in Australia.
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  39813. The Amarok 2 is the second gen. You may be more familiar with first gen that Volkswagen ' s late 2000s / early 2010s styling. The BT50 you saw is probably 2nd or 3rd gen (or major restyle update?), since it has existed for years 7:19 yep it's korean
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  39814. KitKat Milo just came out here in Australia
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  39815. I live near Mt Kaputar its in the north west slopes of nsw. I’ve been to that mt but have never managed to see one yet.
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  39816. You mentioned Greg Murphy he was commentating for supercharged tv was in the pits when Scott came back and was there to congratulate him
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  39817. Rocker O Sullivan 4:47
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  39818. If you like motorcycles you should react to the isle of Man race, pure madness.
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  39819. You should check out every Silver Arrows GP footage you can find .along with some of the crazy Cars found in the European Hill and Mountain climbing Championship especially the Judy Powered BMW and several much modified Lancia Delta S4 Group B cars along with an array of ex Formula cars and Touring and Sports cars that run these events in Europe. It is also worth doing a search for DRM cars that once ran in Germany back in the 80's these were crazy Turbo charged monsters with very open rules and high BHP based of road cars of the time but only in a very basic way .
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  39820. did you notice the weather at the top is different to the weather at the bottom?
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  39821. Loving your content, you should check out Top 10 V8 ute crashes. We also used to have a V8 ute racing series here too
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  39822. Perentie lizards are the largest monitor lizard in Australia. They can be fiesty, but they kept by reptile keepers and aren't really that bad... Pity I watched your video haha couldve gone more inception and done a reaction to your reaction of his reaction 😉 💜🇦🇺
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  39823. Happy new year, Feliz año nuevo, desde Barcelona.
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  39824. A bat is a bat in both games, what you know as pitching is bowling
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  39825. Hi, there just letting you know the red fire trucks are on the body of a Scania, and the white truck to me looked like it may have been Isuzu truck body that is all I can tell you about the trucks in the video so I wish you all the best and stay safe.
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  39826. belgian beer is superb
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  39827. Have some peaceful days with your family merry xmas🎄 from 🇨🇭 switzerland
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  39828. These were called accent in the states
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  39829. I prefer just to drink it out of the bottle, but I lack culture. It’s kind of a matter of taste. Whatever makes you happy… I hate going to an Irish pub and asking them to pour me a Guinness in one out. They ALWAYS have to explain that it’s not the „right way,“ but I like to drink half of while it’s still cascading.
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  39830. Not sure if you have checked out the Swedish Rally, with classic cars? I am from Sweden and these are some of the cars I used to watch as a kid (the late 70´s). The title says "Crashes", but there are many incredible recoveries too. It is the "Rally Spirit", definitely - "when in trouble, GIVE GAS!". Historic Rally Cars Crash Compilation [HD] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvkgCte133o
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  39831. 5:35 Made by hand. You'll find a few museums or books that explain how it was made. Most of the elements were designed, with the exception of the details, then entrusted to stone carvers, and finally assembled using wood scaffoldings.
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  39832. Dam I miss agro. He was such a smartassed little bastard. Can youse understand why Australians are the way we are now, ya prick!?
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  39833. I think there are rankings for height per country. Dutch women are particularly tall; don’t know about how Aussies stack up against them.
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  39834. That's Rad...I said 17.2 kg...WOW...✌
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  39835. Congratulations on the child.
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  39836. and he skipped parts. It's the format, not accidental.
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  39837. 10:16 - It's a Dacia, a romanian car brand that's owned by Renault.
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  39838. Not surprised that New Mexico and parts of Texas has more of a Mexican feel considering they, along with Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada and Utah were all part of Mexico at one time. Looking at the chocolates you've been receiving you may want to increase your dental insurance but it does look yummy.
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  39839. You'd love to see how a real guinness is poured.... Or the nitro surge device, it's a clever bit of kit.
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  39840. Life is perception. Wow!
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  39841. YEWWW top job ian i assume after yur last few videos you need to check that P.O box for more, you will have to get the wife to do one now.
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  39842. Australia invented wine in a bag. Oh, and Bundy Rum? If you do find it anywhere, try the overproof. The regular is a sickly sweet rum.
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  39843. 427 superchargered manro 24 hour race, it's pretty cool to watch, holden showed the world that torque beats power hands down, Im a Ford man but it was amazing to see holden smash the world..
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  39844. Funny the number plate has 72 in the middle and XY at the end.....Think Ford Falcon.
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  39845. Call the guinness book of records...
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  39846. He’s done a speed comparison already.
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  39847. More expensive car doesnt necessairily mean you dont get off as easy. Commodores, even the cheaper ones, have become a bit of a cop magnet because so many people act like morons speeding and doing burnouts in them and cops know it. Also has become a lot more common with falcons too. If you get caught doing burnouts in your car in vic or speeding 25km/h over the speed limit your car gets impounded and you can lose your licence along with receiving a fine.
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  39848. Yeah we noticed.. and you damn right about it. They are freakin awesome back in de days someone in our village had a few. Back then i just concidered them weird. Until i saw one on a Trail ride Events for semi's. Like you discribed it before. If you Like going everywhere and offroad this is the pick. There is also a german company that Males 8x8 Expedition vehicles. Should Check that out to.
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  39849. The skoda isn't popular at all. Absolutely great car but I've literally been in a car yard where they had 4 skoda superbs sitting there for 6months unsold. Literally can't sell them and they'd have like 40,000ks on it for 3year old. Barely used. Renault are great, I had a Clio GT for 6 years. But the funnest car to drive is the suzuki swift. Tightest turn circle, you can drive it with 2 fingers. Zippy, quick off the mark, small but really nice, great steering wheel aswell. Makes all the difference. Its normal round circle but the thickness towards the front window/ dash is like an oval, rather than the normal round shape for the wheel and the depth of the wheel between your thumb and fingers.
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  39850. That was the LEYLAND P76
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  39851. I think Pedro should take some packs to his buddies.
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  39852. Great to hear the interest in more than just American music. One of my favorite bands from Germany is Münchener Freiheit. They mainly sing in German but they did have an English hit in the 80ies I believe. Being from Belgium I recommand listening to Stromae (in French, very popular even in the States), Angèle (she sang Nightcall with Phoenix & Kavinsky at the closing ceremony at the Olympics in Paris, but she sings mainly in French), Loïc Nottet (phenominal voice, his last album was in French but his previous albums were in English - listen to his live cover of Chandelier from Sia - https://youtu.be/BZdlxb5WSEQ - or Million eyes - https://youtu.be/68EnJITH-5Q). For the Dutch speaking part of Belgium I recommend Bazart, Camille, Pommelien Thijs, Metejoor, Gorki (all of these sing in Dutch), Hooverphonic, Oscar and the Wolf, The Starlings, Lost Frequencies. But I would really recommend you have a look at the yearly returning Eurovision Song Contest. It's a song contest that started in 1956 and is still going on to this day. It started really very minimalistic with just 7 European countries participating with a very static podium with singers singing in their own language and an orchestra. Today it is more of a hugh spectacle with all kinds of effects, dancing, singing and the songs can be in any language. The songs can be serious but also hilarious and funky, it is now taking place over 3 days (2 semi-finals and a final) and around 40 countries take part (since 10 years Australia is participating as they were/are huge fans of Eurovision). The only thing that is still the same as in 1956 is that the songs have to be original. To have a taste of what it is, have look and comment to the following funny explanations: https://youtu.be/S4RXY_2RnbE or https://youtu.be/QgzBwwvn6eY.
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  39853. Have a look at Bill Browns crash at Forest Elbow at Bathurst approx 1971
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  39854. Old mate in orange was lucky he didn't get gutted by that roo....
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  39855. It's back on after 2 year gap, yes the Isle of Man TT is back in action
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  39856. my understanding is basketball was created, some teacher asked for the rules and through some misunderstandings on positions and areas of the court (she thought people were locked into certain areas) net ball was created. Then another female teacher thought it was unseemly for women to grab the ball, run or dribble the ball and changed the rules even more to be the modern netball. So its basically basketball with more restriction and designed for women in a time where wearing pants would get you arrested.
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  39857. Group C , the big bangers . What an era of Aussie motorsport it was . Inspired everything ever since .
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  39858. try R5 cars next 😁
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  39859. Ehh good evening always love the genuine vibes here.. the Volvo looked awesome I want a remote controller big truck looked proper fun. I don't think I've ever seen one in person
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  39860. Hit a nice big roo recently - crumpled up the front end nicely (admittedly in a pretty light small car). This morning on way to work saw a group of skippys watching another couple punching on alongside the road. To be honest, the ones you see probably aren't the problem - if they're coming in perpendicular they can move so fast you literally won't see them until impact (I remember clipping one some years ago - saw him on one side of the car, and clipped his tail on the other - in what felt like less than a second - no time to react at all.
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  39861. The majority of our taxis are Barra falcons
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  39862. Hi. The number plate is correct, there what’s known as “personalised plates” you pay a extra fee for it.
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  39863. How about an open google docs document where you keep the admin rights, so everyone can participate and write their usernames and ratings? Shouldn't be too hard to create one. You could put the link in the description.
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  39864. Fun fact. As the Nurb is actually a public road per say, if you are about to be overtaken, you have to keep your right and let the car go by your left. Overtaking by the right side is forbidden on this "track" unless you have no other choice (stopped/crashed car etc...)! :D
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  39865. You should really check out Jozef Béres driving his Audi Quattro, he mainly does rally on ashpalt but that 2.5Liter inline 5 just sounds so good, his driving style fits the car perfectly, there are some amazing quality onboard footage here on YouTube.
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  39866. Merry Christmas and happy New year to you and all your family Ian stay safe and watching you through the festive season.
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  39867. Mazda since the beginning of time with utes here have just partnered with other manufactures and were with Ford until this year, since have been partnered with Isuzu so the BT-50 is just a D-Max with different panels and slightly different interior but it all has the same running gear
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  39868. 100,000 congratulations! ✊🏿
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  39869. Tacoma...first thing I thought...busted CV and/ or tie rod. I've seen a Chevy towing a boat with a busted ball joint just like in that vid. The wheel rolls right under. The problem for that guy was that it was in one of the worst spots on Hatteras during hurricane evacuation day. That guy was screwed. I've had stuff busted on solid axle trucks, but they still got me home. IFS your SOL when something breaks. At the end I believe the one truck was an old GMC without badging. And the other was a Jeep Kaiser.
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  39870. Great story
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  39871. People say it's impossible to roll over one of those 2CVs. Maybe I should google that to see if anyone managed to do it. lol
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  39872. Driving on Autobahn in 150-250 plus km/h is amazing. Just as long as you are aware of the rules.
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  39873. Philip Island is the start of motor sport in Australia that was the first track I'm pretty sure..
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  39874. Believe it or not, $30k per day (known as liquidated damages in the UK) is nothing for a project of this size. I have been directly involved managing projects that carried much higher L.D. charges, for comparatively (to this) tiny constructions.
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  39875. That 4WD doing the standing spin had some amazing diff because the wheels went forward on one side while the other side reversed.
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  39876. Yes, I got stuck for 20 minutes in a motorcade in Brisbane when the G20 (I think) was here. I dunno what possessed me to go to the city when I knew all sorts of world leaders were here but I did and I paid the price
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  39877. Hey can you react to Darrel Waltrip Bathurst lap. I would love it :$ thanks
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  39878. Wreckfest is a game from Finland gaming software Bugbear that is also famous to older banger games called Flatout I & II
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  39879. Blue car Valiant VF Pacer
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  39880. Film becomes brittle over time so preserving the old films for archiving is a global practice. Film can also be damaged by fire, water, heat and freezing temperatures.
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  39881. Just call it "Aussie As Ice Cream". Simple
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  39882. You’ll probably find more 4x4 suv’s, in the posh areas of Sydney & Melbourne & never been off road.
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  39883. Mate, being an Aussie, I've always loved the mean look of the Nascar, and I wouldn't be alone. Aussie and American muscle Is always an eye turner.
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  39884. Check out Norfolk Island as well mate. Especially it's history. Amazing place.
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  39885. One of those cars are mine and many are mates.. Its a great event, with 1000's of Holdens.. Thanks for hosting and show the USA what Australia has to offer in the car sceen :)
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  39886. Hey, quick question. When will you do another opening of fan mail? My package from last year wasn't shown and I wanted to make sure it did arrive for you.
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  39887. The funny thing about the video. The original is gone Isaac's is still up but Mind Warehouse's video is gone and their other one about Australia is just as bad.
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  39888. @IWrocker The mountain at 1:00 is called the "Großglockner" (The letter ß is pronounced as double s, so Grossglockner) and that video is shot from the well known tourist highest peak... called "Edelweißspitze" named after the Apline flower Edelweiss from that famous song of "The Sound Of Music". I have been up there as a child with my parents in the middle of July and there was snow up on that peak back in the late 80s and it was darn cold, which young naive me did not expect obviously as it was 30 degrees Celcius down below in the valley where we camped. 😅 Also the route you see is the "Grossglockner High Alpine Road" or in German "Großglockner Hochalpenstraße" route, a very beautiful and auto and motorcycle tourist road up and down these mountains, including lovely twists and turns you can already see in the video and amazing views. To quote Wikipedia: "The Grossglockner High Alpine Road (in German Großglockner Hochalpenstraße) is the highest surfaced mountain pass road in Austria. It connects Bruck in the state of Salzburg with Heiligenblut in Carinthia via Fuscher Törl at 2,428 m (7,966 ft) and Hochtor Pass at 2,504 m (8,215 ft). The road is named after the Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain. Built as a scenic route, a toll is assessed for passage."
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  39889. Ian, I'm in Adelaide, and KI is my favourite place on earth. Been there a dozen times. You can get a rushed day tour out of Adelaide for around $300pp, but 2 weeks camping is the proper way to do it. The wind down, the becoming part of the vibe of the place makes it more special (there is such a thing as "island time". I'm retired, so keep me in mind, would be happy to take your family there and show you around. Best time is September/October, for the wildflower bloom. I also know all the good fishing spots, best beaches, then there's Clifford's Honey Farm (the kids will love the honey ice cream), Raptor Domain, Seal Bay, lighthouse tours. The dunes you saw were Little Sahara, the kids can board down them. Remarkable Rocks...considered by First Nations people to be the point where souls arrive/depart Earth. They tend avoid it. I must admit it has an eerie feeling to it, stay too long and you start to feel unwelcome. Sadly, the fires of 2019/20 summer absolutely devastated the place, then just as the locals needed tourist dollars...Covid.
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  39890. My Mob thinking was if it starts, stays running and gets you there. That's a good cage.
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  39891. Always get a laugh from this
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  39892. The police bike looks like a Yamaha XJ 900, but i''n not sure
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  39893. Check out multi-gp racing. Basically drone racing. Preferably anything from Min Chan Kim or Evan turner. Also DRL is nice
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  39894. Hi
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  39895. I am officially a member! <3
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  39896. Wow UK prices are very low. Here in Australia, Adelaide, prices are roughly in-between UK and USA. Many products have gone up double lately. Toilet paper 🧻 is still expensive and bit scarce.
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  39897. Have a look into Calder Park, sadly the oval track is abandoned now, but there is also a drag racing strip there, which still has meets.
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  39898. I would be interested what you think of the Flying Kettle, Scammel Explorer recovery and Scammel other trucks such as the Iron Horse or Constructor and the 8x8 tippers etc.
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  39899. When you took your hand away for the reveal, I laughed so hard I dropped the phone! 😂
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  39900. hey man, so glad to be apart of this journey with you, best of wishes for the future, can’t wait to see what you’ve got to come
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  39901. Gotta love true Mopar guys/girls lol glad to see your back I miss hearing that hemi of yours
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  39902. 4:55 It's a company with the headquarters in denmark and wolrdwide over 40k employees
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  39903. Driven over 2 of them on dirt roads never seen their head or tail tip, their like a speed bump.
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  39904. Unlike Baseball, there are different formats of the game of cricket. Essentially we have 3 formats - Limited Overs One Day, Test Match and 20/20 (which is a newer form of the game). Each format has varied rules but essenitally the objective is always the same....score more runs then the opposition. And unlike American Football...we do not have a lingerie league!
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  39905. Hey! 🇦🇺♥️🇺🇸✌️ I recently found your channel, it’s hilarious to watch as an Ozzy! 🤣 If you need a local’s opinion let me know and I’m happy to help! 😋 You should c’mon over - it’s worth the 36 hour trek! My advice to anyone travelling to Australia is as soon as you land, go DIRECTLY to the nearest pub! 🤪 You should check out the link below👇 the lady talking is our New South Wales Premier 😂. Everyday at 11:00am, on the dot, we get a daily briefing of “Doom & Gloom”. We’ve gone COVID-crazy! Insane! Take a look at our COVID stats and you’ll be blown the EF away! I’ve been locked down for about 8 weeks I think 🤔 (I don’t know I’ve stopped counting) but I know we are locked down until at least mid October in Sydney. These lockdowns absolutely SUCK! 😖 On the flip-side though, there’s more time to be creative at home (most people aren’t allowed to work atm) and the videos coming out are gold! If anyone watches the link below, I’d love to get your comments! The editor is a damn genius! 🤣🤣🤣 Stay safe everyone! Love & Peace Shelly O ♥️✌️🇦🇺 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6s-FbuqdLw
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  39906. People don't talk about Liechtenstein because there isn't a lot to talk about a microstate. The only fun fact I know about it is that switzerland accidentaly invaded it like 3 times bacause their troops unknowingly crossed the border.
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  39907. Also be cool if you done some live streaming
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  39908. The old 240 was a tank, but made next to no power. Volvos are more common in the northeast of the US.
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  39909. I was wondering when you would discover the mighty series of Ford 6s which powered most falcon over the decades. 🇦🇺
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  39910. You want to speak like an Aussie don't say "er" at the end of a word. For example the word water, an American will say wat-er. An Aussie will say wat-a. Clean-er is clean-a. This goes for any word that makes the "er" sound at the end of a word. Doctor is Docta. Fire is Fiya. We also abbreviate a lot of words. McDonalds = Macca's, service station = servo, ambulance = ambo, relatives = relos, football = footy, barbecue = barbie, University = uni, hamburger = burger (pronounced burg-a). And if you're male you can probably expect to be known with a nickname that ends in a vowel. eg. David = Davo, Daniel = Dano, Robert = Robbo, Steven = Stevo, Nicholas = Nicko, Thomas = Tommo, Jonathon/John = Jono, Hamish = Hamo, Damien = Damo, Shannon = Shanno, Bradley = Braddo, James = Jamo, Dane = Dane-o, Wayne = Wayno, Anderson = Ando, Adrian = Arno, Dominic = Domo, Simon = Simo, Calvin = Calvo, Christian = Chrisso, Hayden = Haydo, Matthew = Matty, Joseph = Joey, Richard = Ricky, Michael = Micky, Andrew = Andy, Lachlan = Lachie, Benjamin = Benji, Patrick = Patty, Oliver = Oli, Max = Maxy, Luke = Lukie, Timothy = Timmy, Paul = Paulie, Mark = Marky, Joshua = Joshie, Anthony = Antsy, Victor = Vicki, Samuel = Sammy, Donald = Donny, Vincent = Vinny, Peter = Petey, Louis = Louy, Adam = Adsi, Frank = Frankie, Fabian = Fabi, Gabriel = Gabi, Jordan = Jordy, Zachary = Zacki, Sebastian = Sebi, Scott = Scotty, Mohammed = Moey, Akrem = Aki
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  39911. When you come to aus youll have to get one from a schooner its so much better.
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  39912. 💙 I love the way you put your focus on details leaving away any kind of judgement. When seeing and listening to American emergency vehicles I always feel we do have kind of ridiculous staff over here. Happy to see your passion. Fantastic job, Ian! Love from 🟥⬜🟥, Mike
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  39913. Lovely Vid Guys
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  39914. You gotta stop thinking of a 1/2 tonne truck as a full size truck. The maloo can be loaded with 3/4 of a tonne
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  39915. When ever you're in nothern germany, I'll take u on a trip ;)
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  39916. One nick name was KING OF SPIN and I think you can see why
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  39917. Good to see you got some other stuff besides biscuits chocky bars and Darrell lea goodies magazines a book and those tins we see all these food products in the super market and now l know what's in those tins with the cars on them the tins usually come out around chistmas
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  39918. Im not a mcflurry fan
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  39919. I love snakes, crocs, and sharks, but spiders can f*** off. I’m as scared of them as you are!
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  39920. Epic Ads. Awesome. 😆👍🏼🇦🇺
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  39921. You should check out the scania xxxl I noticed a lot of Americans think you can’t get a decent sized cab in Europe I think you’ll be surprised at the size there is a video by big truck magazine that showcases it.
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  39922. Falling out of my chair at 5:05 ! I thought that was just a 'Southern Boy' joke. I'm kinda stoked to see that it's nationwide! 7:29 - I've got friends that have made things like that when their cheap WallyWorld/HarborFright box end wrenches wear out. Most of 'em are 12pt instead of 6pt, though..the 12pts always seem to strip out first. That Praga looks like Labatt's. Same color. And I had to laugh at that can of Milwaukee's Best Light that eventually showed up on the table - when I lived in Starkville, MS beer wasn't legal. Until the 'city fathers' annexed the piece of ground from Mississippi State University where the frat houses were. The annual referendum on the ballot to legalize beer sales actually passed the next year. It had been on the ballot for about 10yrs, but had never passed. City council freaked, they never expected it. Put in place rules saying that bars couldn't serve unless they also had a kitchen, and made 50% of their income from food. And couldn't sell even then, if dancing was allowed in the establishment. Stores couldn't sell beer unless it was unrefrigerated. Yep, hot beer. Skunked beer. We drank a lot of regular Milwaukee's Best because we thought, '..it tastes the same hot as it does cold.' 🤣 Oh, and 29:04 ! I actually saw the Blue Angels flying F-4s when I was a kid! Amazing airplanes. Sorry about how long my comment is, Ian..just thought y'all might think it was funny. And yeah..Pilsner Urquell is amazing. Try it with a big steak and potatoes.
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  39923. I was so happy to see you have done a video on our Dash cam Australia weekly.. I only watched this a few days ago and thought that this is something you would be into... Our language is quite fresh.. lol and its entertaining to watch... :)
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  39924. With politics, so many communities and creators that had no to low politics are now just almost only politics strating since last month. It is just so tiring Also everything being Trump good or Trump bad without any room for discussion, just repeating the same thing over and over again. I left those places now
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  39925. You Are such a genuine nice guy, Ian and your wife and kids.. you deserve al of the goddies and books. Enjoy
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  39926. Haha thought it looked familiar I'm from the other side of the BS (Bristol) 😂👌🏻🔥
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  39927. Someone in Tassie needs to smuggle some of that Cadbury’s beer, that isn’t available anywhere else but Tassie, to Ian if you can. No one else in Australia can get their hands on it.
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  39928. From memory in my early childhood teens. Auscar was in an era when the v8 supercars was in its early stage of starting to kick into another gear in popularity.
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  39929. so cool dude, thank you for sharing this video with me/us.... I love the didj so much.... funny I don't have one now in Sydney, but I did have one when I lived in Scotland........
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  39930. Jamie Dunn [the guy behind Agro and his humour] was a radio host as well.He made Agro from a bath mat that is why he refers to himself as a carpet.
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  39931. @IWrocker Ian I don't have any links, but there were LP records on sale of Ile of Man TT races. Back in the late 60's Mike Hailwood rood for Honda and the 6 cylinder 250 cc sounded pretty amazing. This was just before Honda, Yamaha, and Suzuki pulled out of GP racing when the Auto Cycle Union made their bikes illegal when the rules were changed to limit the number of cylinders and gears in an effort to reduce costs so more, smaller, makers could be competitive. At the time, Suzuki had a three cylinder 50 cc bike that ran to 22,000 rpm. The Yamaha four cylinder 125 cc bike lapped the Ile at an average speed over 100 mph.
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  39932. here is Tatra 4x4 AWS testing on realy narrow streets of a historic town https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy6T8xw1k-Q
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  39933. I used to watch this every morning before school
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  39934. Thanks Ian I needed that laugh....although as an Aussie there were some I got wrong. I was yelling at the TV for some. There was 1 question that may have been out of date. We have had 1 female prime minister Julia Gillard and I think your questions said no female prime ministers but I may have got the question wrong. I'd love to see you get an Aussie o and ask the same questions and Aussie answer for USA and you answer for the Aussie.
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  39935. Ian make your inserted pic a tad smaller mate so we can see the video better.
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  39936. Love the previously viewed item you have there Ian, Looking at a barra engine 😆😆 and not a bad price as well
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  39937. Happy bday mate 🤙
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  39938. 🦘🦘🦘🦘
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  39939. These are even wilder than Group B as they are considerably lightened and with power in the 600-900hp range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y3mzKuoTic
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  39940. Hi guys looks great to see you guys appreciating Aussie goods and culture.., had a smile the whole time... awesome to see...
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  39941. Someone better send him a violet crumble bar. He’ll lose his mind. What’s your address and I’ll send you some. Chocolate and honeycomb. Also iced vovo biscuits.
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  39942. Would love to visit death valley
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  39943. From all the complaining about our NBN, It's actually pretty fast. Optical internet, not 5G. My net at home is 99Mbs NBN.
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  39944. you should probably be able to find a rally event around were you are and honestly it will probably be more fun than watching an WRC event. (atleast it is in Europe/scandinavia) Sure WRC is faster but pretty "on rails" so usually much less eventful. The non-professional drivers and cheaper RWD series tends to be the most fun to watch with wilder slides etc and lets face it, most go to rallies for the crashes (as long as everyone is OK ofc) Local rallies often have multiple classes ranging from old calssic cars to modern WRC (or close to it atleast maybe ex-WRC cars) dont remember where you live, i guess rally is more common in the northern half of USA?
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  39945. Ian. Darwin definitely is a jewel of Australia. Kathy Mills wrote a song about her and describes her as the Arafura Pearl. Checkout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fUX4Tw4fPA
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  39946. Macquarie is pronounced as Mc Quarry. Like a McDonald's mine. I live in Newcastle and we have Lake Macquarie right next door. I love kayaking and boating on Lake Mac. Fun Fact, Lake Macquarie is the largest coastal salt water lake in the Southern Hemisphere.
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  39947. Cube's son said Melbourne correctly, or atleast that is how Adelaide people (myself included) say it as you can tell the difference between states, hell some even say Mel-bin or Mel-burn it's just however it's said in your state, plus realistically nobody says G'day Mate and if they do they're lying to you and of course South Australia was founded as a free state as we didn't have any convicts. But honestly I'm 40+ years old and honestly to you almost sound more Australian with your normal voice. But in closing awesome channel and keep up the awesomeness.
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  39948. Congratulations buddy, you deserve it 👍
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  39949. Imagine coming down to Australia and doing a massive viewer offroad adventure in some of the toughest trails!!
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  39950. I, for one enjoy your videos, fxxx youtube 😂
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  39951. Did I hear Thunder? I'm glad you enjoyed them! ⛈️
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  39952. Great vid. I find the "sleeping cabs" pretty interesting. No idea where a vid on it would be. Keep on trucking!
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  39953. hey man excellent reaction channel. you should check clakrsons favourite rally battle audi lancia
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  39954. Your getting Tim Tams sent to you for sure
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  39955. I love em all wrocker.Its all about appreciaitng all forms of motor sport.What are we gonna do when the world runs out of petrol?
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  39956. Interesting that all the videos featured men. You should find some of Italian women, especially the Nonnas! Hi, from an Italian/Australian 🦘🇦🇺🐨
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  39957. I'm not gonna lie, Vegemite is like a drug; the more of it you have the more you need each time to get your fix 😂
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  39958. I’m not surprised. Tooheys new is a lager, like almost all North American and Mexican beers. I picked it as soon as the video started. Come to Melbourne and have a few VB on tap on your way to a footy match at “the G” and you’ll be in love with the “Very Best” “Vitamin B”
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  39959. Thanks for the heads up on the tailgate issue. Once again you are ahead of the curve with important Power Wagon info. My condolences on the dearly departed by the way, but staying on the bright side of things, I'm looking forward to the upcoming videos my man. Congrats to you and the misses.!
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  39960. The vast majority of the silo art celebrates local life. The farmers the wildlife etc. the one with the children are simply faces of local kids. There are some that commemorate our serving forces both in history and currently. They are just amazing. We’ve seen a few As soon and this ‘panorama’ is over we will be doing a solo art driving holiday to see some more of them. The one of the 2 women hugging shows New Zealand prime minister Jacinta Arden hugging a Muslim woman after the Christchurch shooting.
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  39961. I remember that video, his hands movements are more akin to saying "damn! That was close!*
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  39962. Not flying,, Hooking It.
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  39963. If you like Nordschleife, you can also watch this onboard with late Sean Edwards. It's from the round of Porsche World Cup 2011. It's a great video, I can honestly recommend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aI9JAgllIo
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  39964. My first ever car was that make / model (i.e. GM Holden Commodore VK, 1986 - but I ran an I6 202 Black Motor with the Bosch EFI, not the 253 / 308 OHV V8's that were standard for the day) that I kitted-up with the same HDT-stamped front air dam, rear spoiler, side skirts, and grille; based on my worship of Brockie and the Holden Racing Team of my day (when he was racing with Craig Lowndes). Peter Brock was a racing legend from back in the day of his GTR XUI Torana, and I'm glad you have love for Bathurst and the V8 Supercars as well.
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  39965. Love your videos (Queensland)
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  39966. Has anyone sent an Aussie flag yet?
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  39967. Almost all of the modern "Cannon" bollards are modern copies but there are still a small number of the original cannon bollards surviving and still in use around London. Most correctly fitted bollards often have more length buried below the ground than there is above it. So a bollard that sits 3 feet high is probably actually 6 feet long with half of it buried in concrete.
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  39968. Not related to F1 ....... Or cars at all .... Have you ever heard music being played with a Tesla coil? DUDE! If you haven't ....
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  39969. gotta try some bundaberg rum (better known as bundy here) if you ever get the chance the basic version is good but there are a lot of variations like spiced and blenders edition which is my personal favourite not sure how getting it in the US would go though
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  39970. Ashok Leyland trucks are oldest trucks in india, dated from 1950s. It was joint venture between Leyland trucks in uk and ashok group in india. We still use the same Leyland badge since birth of Leyland trucks.
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  39971. Ř? Try this: Tři tisíce tři sta třicet tři stříbrných stříkaček přestříkalo přes tři tisíce tři sta třicet tři stříbrných střech! 😅
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  39972. you have to check out the video "DAF TurboTwin 1988" by Buferka, it is legendary Paris-Dakar Rally footage that shows where these fast T4-class off road cabover trucks truly began. check the Paris-Dakar rally highlights in general too, especially the 80's stuff. the vintage racing is mostly an open desert rally only Mad Max himself could have imagined.
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  39973. IWrocker almost at 80k subs keep going brah, been watching this channel grow! 👍
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  39974. lol i’ve still got my agro stuffed toy.
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  39975. Great reaction thanks for uploading, search "hill climb action from the sand in Liwa 2019" and do a reaction video to it, would love to see your reaction to that video.
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  39976. Radial tyres used in this run . From 5:48 Dunlop SP41 radials. I think the first Dunlop radial. The XP was the Falcon that introduced the disc front brake. A certain option for these cars unlike the buying public.
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  39977. Hi mate I have worked on this cars they are awesome things and they tough fun little cars and these are very similiar to legend coupes that americans race these are also hard to move and big guys can fit in these if you want photos I have some I can send u
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  39978. Interesting vid Ian, nicely handled! :)
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  39979. I’m so excited to meet the Beautiful Miss Sydney - welcome to planet Earth! Congratulations to you both and, as an Aussie, I’m completely blown away by the name. So cool! Love to you all xxxxx
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  39980. Glad to have you back!
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  39981. He's done that one.
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  39982. Luv ya work. Watch the Doco "Food Inc." Will blow your mind. Peace 🦘
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  39983. Friend of mine accidentally started a riot at Bathurst in the 80’s. Oops. Hell of a claim to fame though. (Actually he’s still trying to live it down, but shit eh?!) PS my first car was a 69 Torana. (HB) Wrote it off which wasn’t hard,it was only worth $750 back then. Poor thing. ☹️
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  39984. That lap record is probably never going to be beaten, Gen 3 chassis due next year which has a much reduced aero (wing) package. You're right, it was wild to watch live...
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  39985. feel free to contact me. I'm born and raised in Belgium and a huge fan off Scania's and can explain you how the trailer's and Scania's can do. IWrocker
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  39986. I love rally too man. As an aside. I hope you are keeping up with the practice sessions at the Bathurst 1000 at the moment. The race is on this weekend. Enjoy.
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  39987. You should react to Formula offroad competition and pitstops, there they fix things ruined trucks between tracks
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  39988. @IRocker If you would like your own Australian classic. BIANTE model cars... makes Aussie classics.. So does Road Ragers (can't remember who makes them). And Classic Carlectables (mostly V8 supercars, but not exclusively). I have about a dozen of Brock's race cars and a few HQ sandmans and utes, GTHO Falcons ...and every Torana model I can find almost lol...won't go on with whole collection....but these things are DAMN NICE and close as some of us will get seeming as my fav...Torana..were already getting ridiculous in price by time I got driving. This way you can import an Aussie classic ...maybe a supercar.. Wait...I just realized in your description...we can send you stuff.. See how the paycheck for my new job goes, AUS to US postage ain't cheap... But I would like to send you one.
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  39989. There is whole channel called “bad drivers of Italy” with dash cam footage similar to this but they add the province so you know where it happened
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  39990. The quiz only had two territories. There are 6 others, but admittedly many Australians won even know the others and 5 are off the mainland.
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  39991. The other film of the lap is more interesting because you get all the car data and you realise just how fast he's going.
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  39992. Hot weather in many towns in Oz is dry heat so easier to handle that humid heat. 90F in Chicago felt like 110F in Melbourne..
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  39993. Also notice the even harder double pump on the clutch during the down shifts...one pump to get out of the current gear and then another to get down in to the next lower gear, thus saving the gearbox over the 161 laps of the Bathurst 1000. Doing it all after a casual chat at roughly 280kph down Conrod straight. Not bad.
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  39994. Most Aussies couldn't name which are cities. Karratha was a town I thought. Fun fact what we call a city America calls a small town.
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  39995. we have 11 deserts of various sizes.
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  39996. some drivers dont put the rear bumper so the tyre smoke doesn't enter too much on the car interior , also some of then cut the rear bumper for the same reason , it's very common in Ireland
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  39997. next weeked 28th to 29th may is this years 24 hours of nürburgring. There is a crazy video where porsche took there lmp1 919 evo removed the regulatory downgrade and went for a record lap on the good old racetrack.
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  39998. OKAY IAN.... let me introduce you to RHONDA AND KETUT! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP_AEiGebpQ&list=PLT6-Vh4oUZXnGAFLFmOw9GL1usUZg3Nbm
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  39999. Should have Phillip Island track as most of the MotoGP riders love that track the most.
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  40000. You got to react to some of the japanese drifting on course and the mountains and wangan racing
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  40001. Watch v8 supercars crazy pitstop moments mate
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  40002. Iana question,are there any cycle races in the u.s. like the tour de France ,
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  40003. Drive this in Dirt Rally 2.0, it drives really well. but once you're going fast it gets scary.
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  40004. Emma and Andrew were extra cute in this video 😊
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  40005. Go you! You’ve got. “Geday” down pat….for a yank. Cheers
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  40006. Go to settings and select monitor output
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  40007. So good. Hey dude, find time to check out Electrikhana Vegas Ken block. Their gymkhana sound designer is worth their weight in gold.
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  40008. Let's do this I love history and lore
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  40009. You should look up some US cars using the make tab: eg a new F-250, old Cadilacs and Valiants, oh we cant forget the valiant chager.
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  40010. Hey you should check out the F.P.V range of the fords Ford Performance Vehicles division I’m Ford man every day bought myself a xd falcon 351 for my first car when I was 18 but the FPV fords look so much better
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  40011. Check out enforcer and the dude episode 11, it highlights Larry Perkins, he has 2 unimogs, one is a late model, the other has been larryfied, has a Kenworth cab and a Larry designed and built overdrive, which he offered to MB to enhance the highway speeds and ability
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  40012. I never new that about the Yatala lights. Driven past them multiple times and just thought it was a bunch of lights.
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  40013. Just to give ou a heads up its the aniversary of peteR bRocks death 8/9/2006 RIP
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  40014. You'd probably love the Tim Tam ads, never ending pack of Tim Tams, what more could you wish for? https://youtu.be/I5bY2UVY7QI
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  40015. congrats to 100k subscribers from Germany Buddy! ✌️
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  40016. I had my Yamaha raptor quad bike on the big sandy west coast of Jutland Denmark, that was good old fun and doughnut / drift heaven. Airforce use to train landing C130 airplanes over there. Dirt bike tracks here are often very sandy, when you have deep tracks driven into it, make it such a pain to drive in, try drive your cycle or moped on a handrail, its sort of the same. For the surfers getting a leg up by wind, in Denmark we have Cold Hawaii. https://youtu.be/btivjLTeQGU
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  40017. Ian I live in surfers don’t visit in the summer it is to hot and windy if you go for a swim you end up 100 metres down the beach because of the rip tides.Autumn is the best time perfect temperature no wind very still and the surf is great no rips so if you go for a surf you come out where you went in.There is nothing worse than going to the beach when it’s to hot and windy and the ocean is crazy. March, April, May is the best weather.
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  40018. Really appreciated the reaction. If you want to learn more about Ultras culture in Europe I suggest you to react to "Ultras: Our way of life" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOj8h5Ptfu8), and "Why Ultras are so important for football" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nf8Vz7Kf0hE&t=13s). Then if you want you can react also to another great video so that you can understand the lyrics of the chants (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkbrTSNdOVA&t=0s)
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  40019. Holy crap!
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  40020. Motogp is on in Australia. U have to see it on the Phillip Island track. U can tell a good track by watching motorcycles because u can see how tight the turns are by how far they are leaned over. At Phillip Island they are constantly shifting full lean left and right while drifting and making passes and they enter the straight at well over 200km/h. In a way the track is a bit like Nascar as the track is made for constant overtaking.
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  40021. What's the first thing you ask when you wake up with a hangover? What day is it.
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  40022. The idea of creating the HQ Racing series was that old HQ's at the time were plentiful and you could pick one up very cheap, and then modify it accordingly. But due to the high attrition rate in the race series, by the end of the series HQ's were almost extinct. Thus raising the resale value of the remaining cars out there. These cars ran a 'warm' 202 6 cylinder engine which had to be built to a formula, so all of the cars were virtually identical in horsepower. These cars were also raced on flat tracks. It was like a rookie series for aspiring Auscar and Nascar racers.
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  40023. In all honesty I really needed to hear this today thank you so much Ian love your work man have so much respect for you such a genuine guy best wishes to you and your family
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  40024. Priceless 😂😂😂😂😂
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  40025. he´s trying to be fair with the original video uploader, so he takes just parts and we have the option to view the original in full... Legit if you ask me and a nice move.
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  40026. Nope, definitely not. Drifting was invented by a guy who would win races by huge margins so would throw his cars sideways during the race to have fun and entertain the crowds. This is still what it's about and why it's a judged sport not a timed one.
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  40027. I think he said his name was BARF lol.
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  40028. Brock races at bathurst is on youtube dude. You can watch the whole races. I even remember when they were racing and they had trucks just plodding up the mountain when there was a crash and the cars just raced around it. Unlike today when they put safety cars around the whole track over an incident that may happen on one corner. Heres part1 of many. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vnRP7aszlU
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  40029. Nice cooking! I just read your bio….loving trucks etc. Are you aware of formula offroad iceland. I really liked to watch those races as long as my tv provider had them in his program. Best whishes
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  40030. pog im so SO happy that someone even mentions czech
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  40031. Tip for roundabouts. When you enter the roundabout and when you are inside it you don't use your turn signals because you can only go right and then only left, you use your turn signals only when you are exiting the roundabout
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  40032. Was fun to watch, best to see if you can find a real club with a full size table and try it for real
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  40033. YEEEEHAAAAA Lets fooking go
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  40034. watch the ants pants ads
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  40035. Hi, have you looked at the MWOAG yet? It is a Swiss-built vehicle, and impressed the hell out of me when I fit saw an Irish Army one. They are usually 6 or 8 wheel drive.
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  40036. if you ever find one called hancock black grab it. imo a great danish beer. goes well with food too.
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  40037. Enjoying ur channel lovely people ✌️
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  40038. So will I be blowing your mind if I told you that there are mint Tim Tam's?
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  40039. Great video!...Please do an other!
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  40040. Now you are an Aussie u have watched the gun no turning back now lol
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  40041. Nice that this man cared enough to post this vid. If all the would could care more the world would be a better place. Love to Ukraine
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  40042. Haha almost pulled a Lowndsey on the warm up, Bathurst in GT sports on ps4 is fun too
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  40043. Danke!
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  40044. Love the enthusiasm and genuine reactions!
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  40045. I understand that the way people are taught things seems the most "right" to them, but if you use pure logic dates & time should be a progression from either smallest unit measure to largest ie. DD/MM/YYYY or like military time stamps, largest to smallest. YYYY/MM/DD/hh:mm/x (x representing the global military time-zone code) For instance, for me it is currently 2021-09-18-11:58-K BTW both NASA & the US military use metric units as standard, except for aircraft altitude which is always in feet, which is also the international universal unit of measuring altitude.
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  40046. there used to be Milo chocolate bars, tried to find one to send over but seems they no longer make them
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  40047. Back in the 80s and 90s you could say shit like that on TV.
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  40048.  @IWrocker , yeah..that's another way sim racing resembles IRL racing. "How much money would it take to (performance improvement)?" 🤣
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  40049. im in uk. in cornwall. audi quattro cars are sought after here. beach. mud runs. unexpected ice patch. mostly single track country lanes. people usually travel 60 - 80 mph down those roads in stock ones. and thats the little qfuattro wagons too. the 2006 a4 s-line quattro se is a favourite of mine. 2.0 direct injection, k04 turbo. twin intercooler. high lift cam. nice porting. forged rods and crank. brembo brakes. torsen diff. traction control and esp. 6 speed manual. all on a factory spec car. 230 hp standard. good for at least 600 hp tuned. most have miltek exhaust. i actually have this for sale at moment. they are a family car. flies down the lanes. manages the dirt and snow, comfy. all leather. air con. eats highway miles. limited to 155mph in ecu program. the bigger ones have various diesel and petrol v6 and v8 turbo and twin turbo options. cant laugh at those audi quattro diesel wagons, they leave a truck sitting. 😂
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  40050. Did you notice in the rear view mirror the black police cruiser following everywhere 🤣🤣
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  40051. Yep, would have loved to see Dani react to this video 🤣
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  40052. Some of that desert reminds me of Mars photos almost, because of the age and erosion. You don't obviously expect to see plantlife and fields of grass there but I digress.
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  40053. The only real way to taste test the coke would from a glass bottle.. glass is inert, but plastic, and aluminum will both slightly effect the taste of the contained product. Cans have a thin plastic liner inside of them so it would be the liner that effects the taste on a can.. anywho I know it’s not exactly a scientific test but I’m just throwing that out there for fuel for thought.
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  40054. Cool.
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  40055. The Eric banna picture the car could be a '64 fairlane
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  40056. Nice one Ian. I thought this video would never come. How does manual work without stick shift? Very cool.
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  40057. The Kimberly's are closer to the Northern Territory's capital Darwin than the Western Australian capital of Perth
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  40058. My dad met Peter Brock and has a signed poster of him in his shed.
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  40059. Honestly, I was a little under impressed with this run. If you want some pants shitting hill climb videos pleeeeease check Lionel Regal. He ran an old F3000 and was legendary. Won the French hillclimb championship in 05, 06, 07, 08, 09 and probably would have won it in 2010 too if not for being killed in a crash in the middle of that season.
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  40060. Ian That was Australia and New Zealand they have a big rivalry in netball if you look on their Guernseys Gk which is goalkeeper everyone on the team has a Guernsey has a pacific role no running passing game The idea is to get as closest to the goal so they get an easy shot at goal definitely Australian New Zealand rivalry in netball is awesome to watch
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  40061. I was right there at McPhillamy Park watching the Top 10 shootout that year, as I did from 2013 through 2019. I'm a Scotty fan. We thought he'd lost time in the dirt, but no. What a memory. I want to go back. I'm praying that things change Down Under. Love that country.
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  40062. A lot of the racetracks here before Covid you could pay around 100 to 150 dollars and they take you round for a hot lap. My brother went for his 60th birthday and being the petrol head he is he was upset they wouldnt let him drive rofl.
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  40063. Love your videos brother, would love to see you react to some VL turbo's
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  40064. Have you seen super stadium trucks? Best racing of all time. You would love it. Its insane
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  40065.  @IWrocker  ah I see.. OK I'll suggest Irish road warriors for 2 wheel fun. Or Isle of man side cars for complete lunatics. Or inside the indy 500 of lawnmower racing for a laugh
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  40066. Weekend of Dec 5th, Ian , WOOHOO.
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  40067. 1st view, 1st comment. Aus-farkin-stralians are renown for being terrible drivers.
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  40068. If and when you come to Australia make sure you come with a motorcycle license because if you do you should go to Tassie because the roads are perfect for a motorcycle cruise, so do yourself the favor and hire a ROAD KING HARLEY DAVIDSON and you won't be disappointed with little Tassie. It's a must do if you come to OZ and don't forget the PILBRA OUTBACK in the North of Western Australia because it's the only outback in Australia worth seeing, that's a fact. Maybe you should do your next reaction on the PILBRA OUTBACK North west Western Australia. 🤓👍👍👍👍😁🇦🇺
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  40069. Really enjoying your vids mate, keep it up, and hello to your lovely family!
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  40070. I'm so glad to see you watching this. He seems like another version of you.
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  40071. Heckyyy yeahhh baby! Canada 🇨🇦 was amazing having fun in the snow lol good video 😍 my love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎keep sending them Canadian vegan cupcakes my way lol :p
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  40072. I live in Miami beach and you're surrounded with lots of restaurants but we do have a few fast food restaurants as well. Yes, its true about the breakfast menu's like Denny's or I Hop restaurants which have a large assortment of sweet pancake toppings, crepes, and waffles. If I'm dining at a Denny's or I Hop, I always omit the toppings because the toppings are way too sweet for me. I'm athletically fit, so I'm conscious of everything I consume. In most cases I cook my own food, breakfast, sometimes lunch and dinner. Plus I take time to go to the gym and to ride my bicycle for a ten mile round trip to South beach. I do understand the temptation but I have been keeping the same diet for almost 50 years. Come on America you can do the same or at least in the right direction.
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  40073. Kind regards from Germany, I like your content and how exactly you explain the facts. I live 50 km to RUF manufacturer. Especially the film from yellow bird on Nürburgring. Likes and abbo for your channel 👍 And please sorry for my English.
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  40074. So when they lift the throttle you hear like some rattling in the recording. In person that's actually exhaust popping, but more like a machine gun every time they slow down. And you can feel it in your stomach, your whole abdomen is shaking.
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  40075. Michael from Germany/Stuttgart if you see this: Great Paket you send. Sau gut g'macht ;)
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  40076. About 25 years ago I was playing Grand Prix 98 (I think that was its name) with cars and drivers from the 1967 F1 season. Cars hardly had any grip but were controllable once you knew their limits. I had a Logitech force feedback wheel which worked well although the pedals were just so-so. I put a squash ball under the brake pedal to provide varying pressure as it was pressed and it worked well with modulating the brakes. I'm sure you're going to have a lot of fun with that setup, hope Dani doesn't become a sim racing "widow" 😁😁
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  40077. is that a bundaberg ginger beer?
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  40078. a hectare is 10,000 square metres
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  40079. For anyone hwo has trouble with this, here's how I was taught how to do it and it never fails: 1 stop next to the car infront of the space 2 turn the wheel fully, so that your rear turns towards the spot 3 turn like that until you see both headlights of the car behind you, in your left mirror 4 straighten the wheels and reverse backwards until you're at a good distance from the curb (this is the only step that requires skill) 5 turn the wheel fully, so you swing the nose of the car into the spot 6 profit
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  40080. I was watching a video of some rally chick the other day. The video was called something like. "rally girl haunted by ghost" Lol don't really know much it was a random video but I think she does other's she had a.. full .. set up. Mate for racing you should check out "Lakeside raceway" it's an old V8 supercar track near Brisbane. Anyway 👍💓👍🙂🇦🇺
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  40081. If you can't fit 1000Kg in the tray, you don't have a truck... You have an ego compensation package on wheels!
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  40082. Winners of the big Dakar race : https://youtu.be/kmyCPY1NIvc Over time they got far removed from the road cars they were originally based on. Some cars seem only built for Dakar like the Schlessor Buggy. From the rear wheel drive mid engine buggy class.
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  40083. Crown Vic PI is a great car too😍.. the coin test is real
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  40084. US Target stores might have Bundaberg ginger beer! I've seen Adam Savage (from Mythbusters) drink it on his Youtube channel, so I got curious and looked it up. Also, my friend Daniel made a video titled "Magpie Defender Helmet". I'd love to see your reaction and I know he watches your channel, so that'll be a great surprise for him too! He's a funny guy, but just a heads up, it does have some swearing lol. Love your enthusiasm for Aus!
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  40085. !x Noice !! I see you got all dressed up for this one !!
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  40086. with the engine in front cars can make sharper turns because the front is lighter, it does tend to make the rear loose. In f1 for example the fastest drivers Leclerc, hamilton, verstappen, alonso (and more current and past drivers) like a loose rear because they can make sharper turns and because of that they can get back on the throttle earlier when accelerating out of a corner and just catch the possible slide and correct in time (which is really hard haha) thats why for example Hamilton and Verstappen are so fast they tend to know the exact limit before the car starts sliding, whilst for example Perez, Verstappens teammate prefers it the other way around which gives him a higher cornering speed but because of that he can get on the throttle later, but thats not enough to catch up to the time you make by accelerating earlier especially in F1 cars with their crazy acceleration
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  40087. Since the Holden factory shut down, you don't see the Holden police force. Lol...now you see kias, Toyotas, and pretty much everything under the sun! Stay safe, buddy
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  40088. Can you react to Australia's Deadliest Animal - Song
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  40089. That was good , loved the old pics, thank you.
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  40090. 👏✊🏼
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  40091. Awesome driving man🤣👍loved every part of the track.
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  40092. Hi, I am in Scotland. The weather has been OK here! We've had a bit of rain, I've managed to stay cool with the windows open. I am so thankful to live here. My daughter is down in Leeds visiting friends and she is dealing with 38C with 40C threatened today. I understand that some schools have closed as have some workplaces. Unions are asking for a max and min temperature limit to be introduced which I think is sensible. My daughter used to work in a shortbread factory and even in ordinary summers the heat was unbearable. Kudos to the company (Walkers) as they did lengthen breaks and try to introduce measures to mitigate the heat.
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  40093. Tropic of Cancer sits a few hundred miles south of the Florida peninsula. Our equivalent, Tropic of Capricorn runs virtually thru the middle of Australia. So if your in California making your way down into Mexico and then Sth America, it's comparative to starting in Sydney and heading north up to Brisbane, with Bundaberg ( 4 hours north of Brisbane ) being like middle of Mexico and Cairns being into Sth America, Temperature wise. I'm assuming Mexico has less green than Qld so the humidity would be different. If you like the cold, Cairns really sux Lol. sweating 24/7 for more than half the year, regardless of how many fans you have on. Lol
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  40094. Have you seen Irn Bru commercials?
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  40095. Tips is not a bad idea man. I'd like to know what price a standard restaurant meal is in the US. For example in Australia if I go to a standard restaurant I will pay over $40 For 1 meal.
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  40096. Haha , there was an Oreo add in your Tim-Tam video
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  40097. Car max offered 36,000 to us. I could not do it and congrats on the baby. We welcomed our new one in December.
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  40098. 3am , man you need to get some sleep,,, great reaction video thu
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  40099. I think Biathlon is something that could interest Americans, it's basically driveby on skis, but i also think they might not because the nordic countries are the usual champions in that sport.
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  40100. Glad to see that your back. You were one of the 1st channels I subscribed to. Looking forward to the new content!
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  40101. All power to you Ian ...You are now an honorary Aussie ..Truly respect to you for doing it the RIGHT WAY...
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  40102. You should check out Chevrolet corvette C6 GT2
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  40103. Great clip, Ian. If you want to see a tough truck, look up the "Austin Champ" (circa WW2) with a rolls royce engine and totally submersible. I had one for a few years, it was AMAZING. I'll tell you all about it when I see you in PERTH! Gateway to the 'must see' Kimberly.
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  40104. it's Xmas every week...lol
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  40105. In Touring Cars there is a saying "rubbing is racing"
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  40106. And made in home town Adelaide 🙌
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  40107. Chapeau for your "Adidas". The ref has a smartwatch on, for instance when the ball crossed the goal line in its entirety (sometimes its hard to see) he gets a message on it saying that was indeed the case.
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  40108. That was a first for my ears, its a ripper Aussie jingle. 🇦🇺🎄👍😁👍🎄🇦🇺
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  40109. I thought about recommending this to you for a few days now, but I couldn't find a good video. I used to work with a M220 – these things are amazing! :D
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  40110. The same thing with my dad he bought for 80 K in the night to end in 1992 The house cause about 680,000 or 780,000 Make profit 600 K
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  40111. by 1970 new style of homes were built with aluminum windows based on USA styled house ranches
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  40112. I've been following your channel for a long time and I have to congratulate you today! You are definitely one of the 5% of Americans who know something about other countries. I don't think many Europeans could keep up with "American questions". (German here: left-wing thinker, green voter, anti-car person, and I still watch your channel every vid and always like it^^)
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  40113. Hey Ian, check this out when Greg Murphy received a 5 minute penalty at Bathurst https://youtu.be/QqO1Stk-2Hk
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  40114. Love the format 😁👌
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  40115. Have you seen whislin diesel’s Hilux testing? Now that’s how you test a Hilux hahaha
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  40116. Na you nailed it. Those two cars at the start were Lotus Cortinas. Mate you gotta check out Phillip Island and some of the epic battles that have taken place there. MotoGp or who could forget the Supercars with Bargs crash on the start or Murphy's flat at the end of the main straight. Actually check that one out bud, Murphy in the HRT and a flat at 230+. She's a bloody beauty mate!
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  40117. Hey Ian, what weather app have you used for this? Looks very nice
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  40118. Damn you look hella younger must be the beard that made u look 35 lol u look great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I’m try that no social media for 5 months . Expect YouTube 🤣
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  40119. All Aussie kids love Vegemite but as a adult I eat promite most mornings, great on muffins, not as salty
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  40120. What a beautiful positive man 🥰💕
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  40121. Fantastic show i grew up watching it as a kid thanks for posting Ian this brought back a few memories ! 👍👌✌️
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  40122. In Melbourne Australia I’ve only ever seen the cereal , the tin, the refill bag for the tin , the kids box drink & the bar - no biscuits or choc nuggets here
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  40123. I'm not sure whether there is film of the famous Mille Miglia, an italian race actually sportscars racing round Italy, This was stopped because so many deaths occured ,I believe in the early sixties, I remember as a young man seeing it on Pathe news in the local cinema , not as full on as what you've just watched but exciting nevertheless
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  40124. Also I forgot to mention in regards to number plates , if your car is regestered to a car club you can get custom plates to match the car as you saw on the Chevey. You can get personalised plates for you own car with different backgrounds provided your willing to pay annual fees to keep them. I don't know if there is a vid on that subject , but if I find something I'll pass it on cheers mate
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  40125. Imported beer from Europe to the U.S has to be pasterised before getting sold in stores. My favorite beer is the Belgian cherry beer called Lambic. is a type of beer brewed in the Pajottenland region of Belgium southwest of Brussels and in Brussels itself since the 13th century. It' fermented through exposure to wild yeasts and bacteria native to the Zenne valley, as opposed to exposure to carefully cultivated strains of brewer's yeast. This process gives the beer its distinctive flavour: dry, vinous, and cidery, often with a tart aftertaste.
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  40126. Hi Ian, a couple of F1 suggestions for you Michael Schumacher's pole lap for the 2003 Austrian GP https://youtu.be/gOp2l1hsqGk (Qualifying was single lap shootout in 2003) Michael Schumacher wins with 4 stop strategy France 2004 https://youtu.be/B-iRflw68tQ
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  40127. Cameras don't do it justice, the place is insane.
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  40128. Aussie here, a couple of kiwi ads in there too ..yeah agree the Bugger ad series was funny as
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  40129. Driving on the opposite side of the road sucks. Especially when pulling on to road, and rural areas. Also crossing road on foot. Look the wrong way and step out.
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  40130. The best milo is a thickshake - you want roughly 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream take your pick but not the cheap stuff - but the stuff where you can actually taste vanilla lol, plus about a glass and a half of milk and 2 heaping table spoons of milo and toss that in a blender, you've got an awesome milo brand choc-malt-vanilla thickshake.
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  40131. 👍🇦🇺❤
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  40132. Isaac is from Newcastle, I haven't been there, but I was surprised to hear he was not a Queenslander, he sounds exactly like my son when he talks. My son too is just as irreverent. Some days I want to visit the US and other days, I could not think of anywhere else I would less like to go! I will go one day, but a lot of the place does not appeal. On my list to see, would be a number of their National Parks, including the big sky in Montana, then paying respect by visiting history museums and learning more about the pox that was the slave trade particularly in the deep south. New York for the art, then tours of Palm Spring style architecture and a tour or two seeing homes by Frank Lloyd Wright, that is about it.
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  40133. Mopar memories, I have a few. From an old and clapped-out Dodge pickup to an E49 (??? not sure) Charger, neither of which were mine but I spent plenty of time in both. The Dodge had rust everywhere, doors that didn't close properly, a gearbox that jumped out of gear on overrun, and steering that had a huge amount of free play. But it had a freshly rebuilt 440 with a 4-barrel Holley and extractors, and it hauled arse. It was used as a tow vehicle for a race car, and was diabolical to drive. The Charger was more like a street-legal drag car. When the driver hit the gas you were violently thrown back into the seat. This thing was a monster. Didn't corner for shit, but went real quick in a straight line.
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  40134. Vegemite is extremely good for you because it’s got lots of Vitamin B12, Niacin and Thiamin. Vegemite is Peter Brock’s secret to winning 9 Bathurst titles and the crown “King of The Mountain”. Vegemite gives you super powers.
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  40135. No everyone hates the pies 😂
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  40136. You might like a channel called SickPuppy 4X4
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  40137. Danke!
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  40138. I prefer Thooeys over VB although, I don't mind VB but then I normally go with Boags Draught myself, being a Tassie boy born and raised. Boags has a few beers and has been brewing for quite the number of years and is known as James Boags having been started by James Boag. Cascade (Also Tasmanian) Brews nice beers as well Cascade their Cascade Draught is very nice and just a side note Cascade is the older of the two! Also Pedro seems like a good drinking buddy, it seems to me that he is the type of bloke to have a couple of beers before getting on with the job possibly even sipping one while he works! At least that's what I picture in my head anyway!
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  40139. Aw, the sign the kids made is adorable! Happy New Year, guys! I want a Kit Kat now.
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  40140. Ian you might like to see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7707zEX9X4 it is all about F1 race cars builds.
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  40141. G'day Ian, "What the hell are these things?" The Best Racing Cars in the World Yes Ian the Aussie cars grew from Legends & the Drivers are of all ages & you can rent the cars for a season
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  40142. A few years ago he upgraded the stock 225 slant six to the Australian 265 hemi six. But from 2018 he was allowed to upgrade to a new 358 or six litre NASCAR based V8. Or so my search says.
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  40143. Was 15 an had the biggest smile watching and hearing then thump around the Thunderdome have love NASCAR racing ever since if only it took off and still ran here in Oz . Best times as a teen was trips to the Thunderdome. Btw Ian check out the truck aka prime movers racing on the Thunderdome now that will make you hard
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  40144. For the algorithm. Good job reacting. 8/10
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  40145. This ones are more raw! The sound is more metallic also. PS: Almost 100k subs!! 😎
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  40146. Thanks for the info
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  40147. Turkish delights are the BEST!!!!
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  40148. YT algorythm got me here. And DAMN I DIDN EXPECT TO SEE NO.10, my town ot be represented.... Thought slight correction, its just basically few hills otherwise its flat area, but yeah most of country is kinda hilly i guess, except in here.
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  40149. Aw yeah, Marmite time.
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  40150.  @IWrocker  maybe im wrong but i dont remember you told it out loud, maybe think about giving the adress in the video instead of just the description ! Thats my 2 cents
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  40151.  @IWrocker  There's a few channels I watch that do this, I keep meaning to post the sort of British things people don't send. Specifically our love of the two flavours Salt and Vinegar. Really really sharp pickles and that sort of thing. And NOBODY ever sends Bovril for making Beef Tea with.
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  40152. The second time, you read Dacia (with the C letter read as CH like in cheap) correctly. Dacia models aren't that cheap anymore. Imagine the very popular sedan, Logan, their model from 2004 was about 4000 euros while new. Now I think a new one is about 3 times more and it can get up to 4 times more. We have a lot of them as taxis here in Romania. Peugeot exterior design evokes feline claws on the front lights (the 3 parallel lines), that's why it looks like that. The DS brand is a premium brand of the Citröen brand. I mean there might be some cars called Citröen DS but the DS are premium cars, if I'm not mistaken, some are performance like too (but premium inside). Seat cars and Cupras are part of the VAG group and share similar platforms, so some might be similar to the Golf and the Audi RS models.
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  40153.  @IWrocker  many Westerners died of thirst because they fell in love with sand dunes and did not know that the desert is like the treacherous seas. Desert lovers in Saudi Arabia take all security precautions when traveling to the desert
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  40154. Knew nothing of this. Liked it so much it made my eyes water😂😎👍❤️👋
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  40155. you need to slap the hood more, in your videos.
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  40156. Also do you guys have the Ford rangers over in America?
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  40157. Adorable cat spotted in the background! About smoking. Here in Sweden it's heavily regulated. In some areas there designated areas where you're allowed to smoke rather areas where you aren't allowed to smoke, and they're spreading. It's also heavily taxed. Considering we have the second highest tax rate compared to income in the world, you better believe that's a high tax.
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  40158. You've made the news here in Australia in Touring Car Masters website and Facebook page
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  40159. good effott I'm an aussie I am willing to take on the USA
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  40160. Hi Ian, I'm 2 1/2 times your age and have lost count of NEW things I've seen, Just one comment that'll get me into trouble,is just how easily some of the younger generation give up. If if doesn't work when first plugged in they say its no good and spit the dummy. Many have lost the desire to find out "why". Say the peanut butter out when there is still half an inch left in the bottom, etc. and so on. too easy to replace rather than to try to fix it. Enough rambling, good clip.
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  40161. great videos just make me smile. the xy gt was the fastest 4 door car for i think 12 years and is the most expensive car today
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  40162. You have react to south Afrika car spinning! Its blow your mind!
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  40163. The modification they need to make is build affordable trucks again....
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  40164. Look up formula offroad.
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  40165. G Wagons (or G Klasse how we call them) are also luxury items here in germany nowadays. Even though they're still incredibly good off road vehicles
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  40166. Also Peanut Butter is a common staple in most Aussie kitchen cupboards, just as much if not more than Vegemite. And no we don't have drug ads here in Australia, plus our medication costs are vastly more stable and normalised from store to store compared to the US. I watch American television and was shocked at not only all the drug ads but also the ridiculous costs. There can be a $10+ difference from one store to another of the exact same medication. The fluctuation of costs is outrageous. I'm very grateful for our healthcare system even though doctors give me the sh*ts. As for the date it's more logical to have the smallest to the biggest, as in a day is smaller than a month and a month is smaller than a year, hence day, month, year. It's X day of X month of X year. Makes perfect sense in my part of the world.
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  40167. Hmm, not even any love for a fellow FCA employee huh? I went up to my house in Flag this weekend and back down early yesterday morning to work. Every hill that she had to change 6-5-4 made me think of you. Unless the valve body issue caused low line pressure to one of the bands, I question the need to pull it. I know that with the 47re on my 99 Cummins, I smoked it several times. You get just a slight slip on one of the bands, things go south quick, or VB issue where it was a 2nd gear dead stop start, bad mmmkay. Front driveshaft removal is interesting, I'd seriously question them on that one. Only thing I could think of is excess wear due to the lift, which, if that pumpkin isn't in the same plane as it originally was, will potentially put additional wear/load on the shaft. TBH, I really haven't studied mine. Not sure if there is a double cardan on that shaft? I know that on my 80 series Land Cruiser, you really have to pay attention to the lift and caster angles to prevent driveline vibrations for one. Overall steering too... Since they are fully lockable AWD that shaft is turning all the time, I think our PW's don't as it has a CAD.
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  40168. Hey man I love your videos. I got a ram 2500 2018 6.4 Hemi. I really like your exhaust, what have you done to it? Magnaflow or flowmaster?
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  40169. The one from Wirrabara in South Australia is about 35 mins from my house and the first time I saw it I stood there in awe just staring. His wrinkled face and the hidden details just blew my mind
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  40170. ill buy some hawaiian shapes and try them . theyre the only ones i havnt had yet . but my fav depends on what im drinking lol . i like the savoury ones with beer and the chicken with my wild turkey lol .
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  40171. CONGRATS Ian and Daniella. Awesome milestone. Every great man has a great women beside him 🎊🎉💞🇦🇨🌹
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  40172. Congrats! You really deserve this ❣️
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  40173. With regard numbers on the road, the VW Golf is the most common european car. They were sold by the millions, and are still present on the road. 206s are rare in Germany nowadays, where I live, even though it is a nice little car. In my view the 206 Turbodiesel is quite good, having > 75 Diesel HP in such a small car is fun...
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  40174. One question: What kind of bad roads do you have in the States? The sound reminds me of old "Reichsautobahn" roads from the WW II era.....! The typical “bump” sound every few meters Are you making any technical progress at all? I believe that we haven't had such bad roads since the end of the 90's after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the "renewal" Another question on the topic...? How long do your shock absorbers last? 15,000 - 20,000 kilometers, I don't dare say miles because that would be the equivalent of even more kilometers?!
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  40175. Netball is kinda like NFL as it's all about the pass into the end zone. Could u react to our big wave surfing? There are two famously feared big waves in Aus. Watch: 1) The Science of Shipsterns Bluff. 2) Monster Energy: Ryan Hipwood 'The Right'. These are two of the craziest big surfing waves in the world.
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  40176. Very composed car and driver. Very F1 Mercedesy altogether. I did not know anything about this car, but after 2 seconds I knew that I am listening to a low displacement V6 hybrid. I found out after the video that it uses a version of the F1 engine. That's very cool. I am only concerned about durability. That is a racing engine in the core, not designed to last long. But maybe they have addressed those concerns, what do I know?
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  40177. Ha, I'm so old, I was in the test-screening groups for Agro. They wanted to make sure he wasn't to scary for us 3-6 yo viewers.
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  40178. That's much better than all the Holden rubbish 😂
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  40179. This answers everything! https://youtu.be/eNEeq5qGh8I
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  40180. @IWrocker hello, if you want to know more about the Czech Republic, that's no problem. I come from North Moravia and I could make some videos of my life and work for you. Simply something from the mountains and the surrounding area, how people live in the countryside. I've seen your videos and I would like even people in the USA knew about Europe how beautiful it is. I use google translator
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  40181. 160 laps yes it survival at the last 10 laps 15 cars on the track , half the field retired
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  40182.  @IWrocker  You're correct, imo, that this design will hinder it's market appeal. I think you discount the market that isn't currently there, and I can tell you that for many, the stats will help them swallow the ugly. It will not be a staple of their fleet as 3 and Y though.
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  40183. Hey Ian. I´ve posted the Full Highlightsvideo from this Race at your DC. Greetz Alex from Germany
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  40184. https://youtu.be/AUu5gjyYmMQ look that lil number up
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  40185. I think to appreciate this game maybe watch Australia v new Zealand, very fast pace game, they do get injuries as well, when I played Aussie rules football as a teenager in the 80s, it was either netball,(girls) on courts and footy, (boys) on the oval at the same time.
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  40186. Happy Christmas from Norway!
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  40187. You can just jump in your everyday normal street car and do a lap. There are speed limits.....unfortunately ....well, maybe that's for the best, anyway you can drive it anytime you like. I drove my truck , mmmm semi trailer around there once just for a giggle. Just coz I could. The downhill sections are unbelievable. Tires squealing at 60kph. Man those race cars are doing 2x 3x that I'm not sure how fast but its WAY more than 60kph. Go drive it man. You really get a feel for the place and just how special it is
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  40188. At 14:35 . John Cleland's name was on that car. He's Scottish motorsport royalty in the BTCC
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  40189. I liked that video, is funny that an American thinks the coolest is Scannia while i'm european and i like old Peterbilts and Kenworths much more than european trucks, but i like the scanias a lot too.
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  40190. You need to watch Perkins last to first at Bathurst. He is an engineer that built engines for most of the non factory teams and certainly knows how to drive. 1995
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  40191. :_HolySmokes:
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  40192. it´s a very smart solution ! well done
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  40193. There are a fe indigenous stories about why the lyrebird has this talent.
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  40194. We say Mac, You say Muck which is more appropriate. Americans visiting Australia - just remember right is wrong, left is right. Some cafes have tip jars for small change. The ozone hole is closer to the south pole and east of New Zealand.
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  40195. in Quick Jobs, you don't have to pay for fuel, your employer does, but when you have your own truck, you have to pay it yourself :D
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  40196. You should check out the full lap, it’s awesome
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  40197. Ahoj
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  40198. For those first ones: It doesn't get much better than a Detroit Diesel 2-stroke tbh. Sounds like your tormenting the hell out of it when in reality you're not doing much more RPM than an any other truck diesel.
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  40199. So you are an adventurer :) Škoda Favorit :) Otherwise, Jesus, to hear the Škoda engine in the USA? :) funny👌👍
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  40200. looks like the video is speed up .... but its not ... thats so crazy xD
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  40201. Part time sucks especially if you need a real full time jobs. That happens in Australia too.
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  40202. I think the reason why most other countries have the lower drinking age is because they went with the idea that if you are old enough to die for your country in war at 18, you are old enough to have a drink...at that was the reasoning behind the dropping of the drinking age here in Aus... the gov of the day reckoned if our boys, and girls, at 18 could go off and risk life and limb for our little patch of paradise, well the least they could do was let 'em have a coldie at the end of the day...or even a stiff one to calm the nerves... ;)
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  40203. This is why people all over Australia fought to stop mining in the Kimberley, West is best? Come on let's not get all caught up in which state's best on here. Everywhere in Australia has some stunning places and we're all Aussies are we not?
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  40204. This is the first time hearing of this. I don't know why when I saw the pictures of the orbs and heard this was are they fireflies then I thought what if they are fairies
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  40205. From one who has driven some of these trucks. Ranking goes, Scania - Great sound and the feeling of something of real quality, sometimes heavier to maintain. Volvo - The best allrounder imho. great seats and driving position, probably the best seats in the business, but dull engines compared to Scania. MAN - Never goes wrong, horrible heating for your feet when plowing snow in the winter, but bulletproof otherwise, prob my favorite if reliable trucking was most important. The different cooling channels for block and head means you can keep on trucking for a while even with a blown head gasket, great for getting you to the service center and still do your deliveries on time. Those really are the only sane options in the Scandinavian market. I have not driven Kamaz and other east European brands tough. DAF, cheap but for a reason. Never driven French trucks but I am fond of IVECO for light trucks(only IVECO's I've driven) God bless from Norway...
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  40206. Damnit, now i m even more eager to return home. Thx for reminding me what i m missing out on lol hahahah
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  40207. 2 fingers of foam is the rule, more greetings from the Nehterlands. You can probably not buy the good dutch beers there but im curious to see it.
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  40208. Homer Simpson ' 64 Slices of American cheese' Ian IWrocker '64 Tim Tam slams'
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  40209. Two channels I love watching awesome 👌
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  40210. its in 🇨🇿.... again on this channel, love it, these make everything possible herenin every town, workhorses
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  40211. E do get some skylines that are badged as infinity, this is the same with other models as well. With the recent demised of Holden, we are seeing more Opel being imported.
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  40212. Look up the Gimpy-Gimpy bush for some funny shit
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  40213. you should definitely try San Pellegrino Chinotto.. Chinotto is a special type of orange which is bitter.. it has really unique taste.. actually San Pellegrino is making so many great drinks.. Chinotto, Pompelmo, Ginger beer.. love them
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  40214. You forgot to show us the engine... :)
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  40215. To make things even more interesting. The octavia was a cross over version, which is higher and a bit beefier than the standard one and the Fiat 500X is a lot bigger than the normal 500😅
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  40216. In 2014 I bought my first ram it was a 6.4 base model 3/4 ton and I wish I had know to get the factory 4.10's the 3.73's are ok but the 4.10's are the sweet spot. You already have these gears but you have taller tire's you need 4.56's that would also feel in the seat of the pants like the truck had a lot more power. Sorry for multiple posts I have now had over the last couple of years 2 more rams and the one in the middle was a Cummins which I did a lot of r&d on it was the first second gen swapped 2014 and up Cummins. I see your main goal is off road and heavy duty fun and you are correct that the much lighter hemi is good for you I now have a very plush 1500 Laramie Longhorn and just finish with headers/throttlebody/vararam intake/MBRP on the back exhaust which is all straight through no cats i make 386whp/425 whtq and in this half ton on 35's with 4.10's it feels perfect but it will never be a power wagon you have the solid front axle which is priceless for reliable off reading so which I do a lot of but I have to be more cautious than you power wagon guys and gals because independent front suspension at this power level moving through constantly changing traction that you find off the pavement is very likely to break a front axle of cv joint. So Rock on brother! Life is good have fun with your awesome truck!
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  40217. Hey, Australian here. Loved the vid, really entertaining. I lived in the US for some years, used to drive a Saturn quite often when renting vehicles I always found them really nice, and economical. I think the thing I miss the most about driving in the US was being able to turn the right corner on a red light. Used to be very convenient. I think its a rule we should adopt in Oz. The other thing I found interesting is how the rear brake lights in the US also double as indicators. I wonder why we didnt do that here. Cheers 🇦🇺🇺🇸
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  40218. Ahoj, jsem z Česka a sleduji tě v Česku :D
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  40219. Some solid runs & epic rolls. 👍😎
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  40220. Just found your channel! Proud Aussie saying you’re doing it right! Only other thing you need to know is that we don’t drink Fosters beer... we hate it. Gotta get yourself a VB or a Carlton Draught. Take it easy!
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  40221. You should react to Col Elliot singing "i wish me dick was bigger" and "gin gin" plus Rodney rude and Kevin bloody Wilson
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  40222. 2nd clip is from Poland
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  40223. Try a history of Lakeside, north of Brisbane. The birthplace of Queensland motorsport.
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  40224. And everyone thinks it's the Spiders and Snakes they need to be worried about in Australia ??? LOL
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  40225. That was a fun watch. That kid was hilarious. And yes, I would love to see you do something similar out there on the streets 🙂
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  40226. Dude, if you liked the Combo, you will love the citroën C15, same kind of layout, and surprisingly efficient in rough roads 😆
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  40227. In QLD when the police ask: What is the cricket bat for..sport what about the compound bow..I'm a competition archer..sport and the spear gun..well fishing..so sport and the highly modified gel blaster..I compete in competition..so sport also and the machete..gardening Oh and so why is it all crammed behind the seat of your car...Well some weekends I garden and sometimes I play sports. Do you have an answer for everything?..Yes Sir I do. I Bet.😉
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  40228. It was 500 miles australia used to be miles per hour
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  40229. I love the Chevy vaga. My all time fav car is the C7 corvette
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  40230. Tooheys is better than VB but Carlton Draught is better than all of them.
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  40231. You talk more than my wife.
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  40232. Not a job for beginner-excavator operators.... 😄
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  40233. the prononciuation was accualy quite close
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  40234. Bus driver here, the hardest thing to get use to when I was training was the fact that you are sitting in front of the front wheels, it's such an alien feeling to get use to. Also I'm in the North of the uk in the height of summer it starts going light at 3:30-3:45 and goes dark around 10 pm I love the long days, the bad thing is that you have the flip side and a normal December day it goes dark around 4pm 😂
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  40235. You should watch the BIGtruck 2022 Cabtest; it's in Dutch, but there are English closed captions.
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  40236. The penguins are in many places including on the mainland in Victoria and South Australia
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  40237. you have always to drive in the right line, the left is only for overtaking in europe
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  40238. Every video.... Ian... "Oh, I love it, I want one, put it on my wish list!". That wish list just keeps getting longer and longer! We need a part 2! Great video.
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  40239. Jeremy Clarkson did an awesome documentary on Lancia vs Audi for The Grand Tour. It is must watch for any rally fan.
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  40240. Great video Ian
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  40241. Im from Adelaide but also have been to Chicago CBD. The parklands in Chicago reminded me of Adelaide to a degree and it felt like home during my cross country trip from New York to LA.
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  40242. Island fever heh? ;) what island would you want to go if you could Ian 😊
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  40243. Still need to look up nordic Folk racing my man
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  40244. Great grunty sound!
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  40245. Hey Ian the link to your Discord isnt working or your Discord is full
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  40246. Hi, the German YT Channel Bart Farm has some Videos with an very older model of a Menzi Muck they have in private. In Europe these Diggers are very specialized machines with high prize and not really usual for common jobs… The most Diggers here are kubota, wacker and so on like US. Best regards and greetings from Germany, Lars
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  40247. This dude is a legend
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  40248. You may want to look up a DVD on Peter Brock from Chanel 7, when he first started to race, it's not a bad doco/mini movie . Cobber🇦🇺👍🦘🦘🚔🛺🚘🛻
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  40249. Hi Ian, still a few more reveals to come. The Red Bull cars look good, but not featured in this video. I'm going to go out on a limb and say there's nothing particularly special about a Bunnings snag, other than a) the charity and b) the novelty of walking around the store dripping sauce on the floor. They are simply cheap supermarket pork sausages, bbq'd onions and store bought tomato sauce and/or mustard in white bread, you can easily make them at home and get the same cheap sausage after taste that repeats on you for hours. But don't ask what order they go on the bread, you'll start a heated debate.
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  40250. that Tow truck is actually a Police tow truck so it only tows criminal's vehicals same in uk but its a flatbed tow truck with police logo on it
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  40251. A really important thing that you might not notice, but during those games, you've got some Ultras facing the fans, acting as a conductor, he signs a phrase to the crowd, and they then repeat it in unison, hence they all are so well synchronised.
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  40252. You should play dirt rally 2.0 career mode on stream
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  40253. Why don't you try for a world record with people doing the Tim Tam Slam, then we Aussie's will accept the challenge and beat your record?
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  40254. Awesome video Ian, love ya work cobber. 😀
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  40255. Come to the south, we got some truck for you
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  40256. Happy birthday ian
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  40257. is that the rotary engine le man car? I think he already made one.
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  40258. Now I gotta go and buy these Hawaiian shapes as love Hawaiian pizza. You guys are eating or tasting more things than the average Aussie.
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  40259. Unusual cars Ian ? What do you know of the tiny cars we have here in France that you can drive without a driving licence ?
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  40260. We are having a BBQ and a few drinks, and them heading to family's place on boxing day go do it all over again. Merry Christmas to you and you're family :)
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  40261. 5:14 this is a Magirus Deutz from Germany
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  40262. 😂😂
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  40263. Brock had a performance car safety testing course in Blackburn Victoria to help people learn defensive driving skills to help prevent accidents
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  40264.  @robertbarker2458  yeah I meant to say the original parts like glass, spoilers and dash. The engine brakes trans suspension completely new
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  40265. Not especially all european, but nice compilation
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  40266. Heinz stole that from a Swedish film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAEnwIr-ltc&pp=ygUWaGlwcCBoaXBwIGhvcmEga2V0Y2h1cA%3D%3D
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  40267. I’m listening to this on Australia Day. Thank you
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  40268. Dads got a 1973 HQ 1tonne Ute. From new it had a Holden Blue 202ci straight 6 manual 3 speed column shift, that was replaced at 750,000klm (460,000+ miles dash was originally in miles, dash replaced to Klm with new engine, many years after Australia converted to Metic system) for a Holden 308ci on LPG and manual Aussie crash box 4 on the floor. It has currently done just shy of 990,000klm.
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  40269. Just noticed the resonator/exhaust tip appears to be blacked out on this one. Nice!
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  40270. a licence for Motor bike is a different licence.. Yep I have to come to complete stop to fight off a huntsman on the windscreen a couple of times. ha ha its very funny for pedestrians to watch.
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  40271. The size quoted on the doco is BS, USA = 9,372,610 km2 , Oz = 7,617,930 km2 , not counting Antarctic Territory = 5,896,500 km2. Oz and US have much in common. Love of freedom, fair play and belief in justice.
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  40272. Thanks for the beautiful scenic outro. A treat for we regular viewers Down Under.
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  40273. I always want to see a modern version of group c. That would make the wec and imsa much more interesting.
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  40274. If you’re in the states and have a vpn, change to Australian and you’ll get it on Netflix
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  40275. All time favourite is BBQ shapes. A while back they changed them and everyone was not happy so they had to change them back.
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  40276. looks much better, the ratio is good as well finaly👍🙋🇨🇿
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  40277. It's also worth noting that SUVs is not a traditional US thing. It's relatively new. You guys USED to drive estate cars.
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  40278. There are rolled English Rs in UK dialects such as Northern Scottish or Cockney. Listen to the Sex Pistols!
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  40279. They're starting to make big carparks with concrete surfacing instead of bitumen. Roof tiles with light shades of orange instead of the darker colours that used to be popular, even sometimes using metal roofing with white, silver, yellow (matte, not bright yellow). They're even thinking of trying to paint road surfaces white in the US, which would work just as good over here. https://youtu.be/1s8BNrnI7PY
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  40280. When that ship horn goes off - the guy being interviewed reminds me of Jerry Stiller from King Of Queens lol
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  40281. Are you going to order a TRX?
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  40282. Fastest Bathurst lap 1min 59.29sec was set in 2018 by Christopher Mies in an Audi R8 GT3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iGW7YbGvuw&ab_channel=ChristopherMies I did 8 min in my 6 cyl HQ Prem.
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  40283. Now this was fun Ian. Really enjoyed this video. PS. I love it when you say lookit 😁
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  40284. Yes watch the Starbucks video!
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  40285. The council around Bathurst try to move the Kangaroos away from the track before the race.
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  40286. The only one I like and remember buying was the Turkish delight , but just one years ago. Really none of it is really healthy food. My preference is avoiding all of these to keep my most valuable possession in the best condition. My health being my most valuable possession as should be everyones when you think about it.
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  40287. In finland they drive those too
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  40288. Danny, you haven't tasted lamb until you've tasted Australian lamb
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  40289. hey bud u really need to look up the meaning of ROOTING in Australia when u find out what it means here u will laugh your ass off ... so pls look it up.....love your work mate ...
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  40290. that palm tree on a pole is near my house. it cost $400,000aud to do. the locals arent happy the local government wasted so much money
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  40291. Nice rig. Always fun whipping shitties but you’re going need to head to town soon for more gas lol
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  40292. Hi Ian, that does look like an awesome road. The most spectacular road I have driven is Trollstigen in Norway. The views were stunning and the road consisted of a series of switchbacks. The only downside was that it was pretty busy, so had slow down a lot, especially at the corners. Here is a video on Trollstigen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wobNfSpcDnE
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  40293. Rally is the best motorsport ! There's always something happening. 😂
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  40294. You should take a look at road traveling mobile cranes here in europe. Like the huge Mammoet LTM 11200.
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  40295. Even our McDonald’s coffee is brewed with fresh beans and taste pretty good
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  40296. Congrats to you all & another sheila to take over the bathroom LOL. But this is wonderful news indeed for the IWRocker Clan. Emma is so excited to have another sister to be with & poor Anthony is still taking it all in whilst he needs to learn that 3 women in the home = all toilet seats must be left down :) Congrats to you all & I just love Sydney's name too @@@@
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  40297. Hards (White) and Full Wets (Blue) are relatively less used as races these days are not generally started under extreme wet situations. Hards have issues with heating up to operating temperature, so are rarely used.
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  40298. great channel, really love your videos! more rally videos!!
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  40299. Coolangatta Queensland is approximately 28 km (30 minutes) south of the Gold Coast - which is possibly the city skyline you see in the background. However, Coolangatta is also 100km south of Brisbane or 70-80 minutes drive.
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  40300. It didn’t fail Just aussies know good coffee and Starbucks is crap lol
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  40301. You SHOULD listen to DTM cars from mid-80's to mid-90's they sound really close of this !
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  40302. Unimog rapid hole 🤣
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  40303. If you love car racing and haven't been to Bathurst go there,I have it's fantastic
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  40304. I did my theory part of getting a driver's license here in TN in about 6 min,did my driving test in about 7-8 min and it cost me 2×$25.Back in Sweden it would probably take about a year or two and cost a minimum of 3 grand...minimum.I'm not complaining but it was a surreal experience Lol
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  40305. Fun fact, both scania and MAN are owned by Volkswagen, might be part of the reason why it’s reminding you of a cars interior as much like the cars a lot of elements are from a shared bin such as the radio in a scania etc and up until very recently the technology in a us truck was equivalent to a euro truck from the 80s/90s including a lot of new American trucks still not having air suspension
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  40306. The grey area of the map is drivable – for most of it, you have to buy DLCs though. Fair enough, I guess, the base game has a lot going already, and they keep working/adding stuff, so they do earn/deserve money, It's not that expensive either. That's the kind of DLC I am willing to pay for (if I like the game. And it CAN get somewhat expensive, if you really go down the rabbit hole – looking at you, Paradox! [or in case of ETS: Fanatec]) While driving though Europe (in ETS), also watch how the traffic changes. That's kinda cool. Also: I used to laugh at this game. Not anymore.
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  40307. Back in the days when you could tell which car was going past with your eyes closed. Fury was awesome in that screaming Bluebird.
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  40308. Who have you ordered your wheel from? If Fanatec they are having major issues ATM some people's orders have simply been cancelled altogether without being told
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  40309. Imagine your father in law Pedro has done his life and seen a lot in his life time
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  40310. Check out his specials. He is an absolutely funny guy.
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  40311. Yep easy access to these freshly baked foods just around the corner here in France 😊.....I have good memories as a teenager 30 years ago, we would knock on the bakers door at 5 in the morning after nightclubbing to have hot croissants just out of the oven. I find it hard to understand to not have access to quality bread ....it is part of the culture I suppose ❤
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  40312. Once I flew from Cairns to Perth, via Alice Springs. It was freezing on the aircraft so when we landed in Alice Springs I was so happy to feel the warmth walking across the tarmac into the terminal. Not far to walk, though about half way the heat really hit me and was glad to get inside again lol. Must have been about 44, 45 degrees. Bloody hot mate! Tennant Creek is also bloody hot, and that's in the middle of the night. Suggest you visit the Red centre during winter time!
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  40313. Zyzz was from the Hills district in Sydney I'm pretty sure. RIP brah.
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  40314. Belgian beer is the best. This are famous good Belgium beers, but there are better, in my opinion.
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  40315. Great choice to react to a video like that! It really broadens the variety of your intersting and great channel and might attract more viewers and subscribers. For me as a german it is also interesting to learn more about our neighboring countries. Thanks for uploading and thumbs up as always!
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  40316. I love seeing your face and knowing by the sound what's coming. Yes, that was Opel. Opel Manta. Easily 20K € in Finland if you find a good one. Or even 30k. A basic street version. Mid and late 90's when I was a young car fellow, they were still pretty cheap and a bunch of friends had one. Believe it or not, the base engine was 1,2.😂 What I used to see back then were built up 1.9 turbos i think. Some snob teens I knew back then had a Lancia Delta HF...damn those are expensive today. They were back then too but jeeeeZ today...I've seen specimens up to 50k€ in the net. Very rare cars. Haven't seen one live for at least 10 yrs.
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  40317. Did you know you just said maccas naturally instead of mickeyD or mcdonald?
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  40318. My favorite motorsport which I rarely watch anyway! I love the look of old and new cars and these unbelievably modified mechanical beasts making very different sounds. Water, sand, gravel, asphalt, snow, mud. No matter. We're going fast!
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  40319. There was a 'he' man showing off with what he thought was an innocent Python to a group of bus tourists in an outback pub (Hotel/Motel) It wasn't a Python though - it was a Brown snake one of THE most deadliest in the world . As he was mucking around with it , it bit him . Luckily there was a cop there who immediately call for a rescue helicopter approx 1000 ks to Darwin Hospital ( top of Australia ) . The bloke knew he would not survive before he could land so he said to the cop " mate , I ain't gunna make it so can you get a 'joint' out of my rack pack and light it for me , mate " . He smoked that joint and blow me down , because it relaxed him and his nervous system so much , it ultimately SAVED his life ! True story !
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  40320. First
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  40321. Have you seen the French Hill Climb Championships? They're fantastic! https://youtu.be/4x678Pwpk6A
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  40322. Love the passion of someone getting their first sim setup. Enjoy!
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  40323. My dad's first car that I remember 😅. Cool to see one rocking in the US 🤘
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  40324. Love your channel Ian, but that included 4 minutes of background noise, meaning nothing to me, as you read the Fahrenheit temperatures. I know 32F = 0C, and 104F = 40C, but the mental math of anything in between is not in my holiday schedule. (Perhaps some captions of temperature conversions of 40F = 4.4C / 60F = 15.5C / 70F = 21C to give us slow folk some indication?) Have a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.
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  40325. You might have a easier time with Chinese food, if you drink tea with the food. I myself can have a hard time with the fat, in Chinese food, drinking hot tea(Green, White and herbal tea in the light months and black tea in the darker months).
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  40326. In Perth WA, rust isn't a major issue unless you live near a beach (or go beach driving). Since most of Aus doesn't get snow, there's no need to salt the roads. The biggest issue we get (at least here in Perth) is the sun fading the paint, and about a decade or so ago there was a major hailstorm, and you can still occasionally see cards driving around with golf ball dimples on them from the hail damage.
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  40327. If you think this is crazy you have to search in the YouTube for the old rally of Portugal (rally de portugal) on the 80's trust me you will like it and that is really crazy the fans are in the front of the cars.
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  40328. You should take a look at one of my favourite cars from history. Such a great shape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub_Xu3WGwRk The 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K Special Roadster.
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  40329. you MISSED on the hot spot , Adelaide was at the top of the heat scale , hottest place in the driest continent on earth
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  40330. Vegemite is disgusting, BUT For some sick reason I don't mind the Vegemite shapes!
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  40331. I want a truck that I can use... as a truck. I want to go 400 miles while towing 6k lbs, stop at one of the thousands of readily available gas stations, take 5 mins to fill up.... and do it again. EV trucks are no where near ready for prime time. If you use one to tow or haul, the range will be severely impacted. It’s kind of ridiculous.
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  40332. Hey mate, You should definitely check out some clips from "Bondi Rescue" Gr8 show.... set on Bondi beach Sydney, follows the lifesavers saving people + More. Its awesome. Worth checking out. 👍
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  40333. Did you say “I can’t believe this” all of you community can believe this. Congratulations you have made our lives better sharing your family and your love of Australia with us all.looking forward the next 100,000 with you
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  40334. This must be only Asian fans because we don’t have this range of products, we have cereal, snack bars,custards,milk box drink,ice cream and probably some other products I can’t think of, I’m 35 and still drink MILO the way I like to have it hot is, in a mug put 3 spoons milo 3 spoons hot water to dissolve milo then add hot milk (don’t add sugar it’s not needed milo is 50% sugar in the form of carbs) the same method to have it cold but use cold milk and ice cubes. Milo doesn’t dissolve well in cold anything, some like to just use milo with cold milk and eat it with a spoon.
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  40335. Love Daniella's t-shirt Kill Em All best albumb ever
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  40336. just imagine what that car couldve been like on slick tyres. well, you kinda can. jimmy broadbent did a video on a mod for an f2004 with slicks. dont know what sim it was on, might be assetto corsa. he managed to lap the nurburgring in it in less than 5 minutes. the fastest car around there is the 919 evo i think, which did a 5:15-20 or something
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  40337. 30min mate you gotta go try it take the family you'll love it 👍
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  40338. These cars ford or GM Holden run a 5.0litre engine pushing close to 650 horse power
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  40339. My mother in law is the only person I know who likes Turkish delight. Can’t stand them.
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  40340. What can we say they are Australian made😄
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  40341.  @IWrocker  Love your attitude and curiosity, cars or beer. I just like to explain things, not give you homework to spoil the fun.
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  40342. In Spain the BMW it’s a normal car, but all of this stay here also , including all the high game of all marks in the world. More , since 01/01/2023 in Spanish cities with more than 50.000 people, combustion cars can not come into the town .
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  40343. Where ya going brother, come see me in Windsor Ontario. We will hit the bar for some pops 🤘
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  40344. How about you take the winner beer from each county and do the ultimate beer test
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  40345. Few years ago I was living in the Philippines and I was chatting to an American man in the net and he asked me, do you have an internet and electricity in the Philippines? the dumbest question I ever heard, I wanted to answer him "NO, we live in the cave" lol
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  40346. 8:00 I told you about them in other comments..... We have these around in europe since about 20 years or so? Maybe 30? And heck yeah, they're actually pretty cool mechas ...... they just don't walk on 2 but on 4 - nah - 5 legs ;)
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  40347. I mean he did turn around quick but let me tell you this if your trailer is looking in front of you and the cab is looking backwards it’s no bueno chief 😂❤️
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  40348. Egyptians 🤷🏽‍♂️and I live in pirates bay and you can surf a wave at the tessalated pavement on the right swell 🤙🏽🤙🏽
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  40349. Congratulations 👏👏🎉🎉🎉
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  40350. Hey I’m a big fan just wondering when the next rating subscribers cars video will be out
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  40351. I've been around these at track days many, many times over the years and the design and noises just never get old. No traction control, no power steering, I don't believe it even has power brakes. The spring rates are crazy so it rides like an old horse wagon ridiculously hot inside from the radiators and the turbo lag is just awful...but Lord have mercy...what a sexy combination!
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  40352. I heard that it used to be a war rashon for the Anzacs in ww2. Try it with bacon eggs and cheese👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  40353. This isn't a slight on Nascar, but would a Nascar even be able to get around hairpin?
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  40354. They cannot under any circumstances damage a wind mill blade as they are all balanced together as a set so yeah these guys are good it's all in the dolly's and spotters as well as the driver it's team work A semi has better manoeuvrability then a Ridged truck as you can use the pivot point to change the angles where a Ridged has what steering lock only and cannot pivot most guys who drive semi hates Ridged truck or box cars as you call them I worked in transport industry for over 40 yrs and drove Ridged trucks in Australia 🇦🇺 On another note you like big engines and engine noise petrol and diesel watch tractor pulls and also fails when they go bang they go bang thousands of dollars destroyed engines you'll love it's they used tractors ,truck, pick ups
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  40355. Surely America has a similar biscuit. Brittian started the idea. Australia improved it apparently. Trader Joe's has an alternative now. I personally like the Aldi ones the best "Just Divine", not as sweet and better for me.
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  40356. for variety with a modern twist, check out the 'bathurst 12 hour', mainly GT3 class but also lower classes in the same race
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  40357. A school mate of mine was a Holden fanatic, and he had an SLR 5000 back around 1980. But with marriage and kids, he eventually had to sell it and get something practical for the family
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  40358. IWrocker Yup Congrats! From the few little videos Ive done, and edited. I know it can be time consuming and it takes some effort. We appreciate it!
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  40359. That's awesome bro! If anyone gets offended by that then they're just jelous of the whole power wagon Life! Lol. Keep up the great work Buddy!
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  40360. There's a bit of a meme centred on BA Falcons, kid racers buy them because they are cheap, and they GO. For some reason AU Falcons are famous for drifting.
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  40361. Congrats to you all on the birth of baby Sydney!! I have become a Nanna for the first time a month ago which is a beautiful miracle as both my daughters have PCOS. I had accepted that being a Nanna wasn’t on the cards but amazingly I have a beautiful granddaughter.
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  40362. Refueling is the main factor here. The tire changes can be tuned to that unless it is the actual bottleneck as in F1.
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  40363. New sub ! Liked 🙏😁😀😄🙂❤️😃
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  40364. pitty they missed all the way from the cutting to mcphilamy park , great part of the track .
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  40365. I was wondering if your wife was sick of you talking about Oz. From her reaction, apparently not.
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  40366. Check out man getting attacked by kangaroo. It happened in Australia last week. Man was interviewed on morning show
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  40367. In Australia 🇦🇺 ours are freezing cold beers most visitors can't believe how cold they are Also must have foam head of 2 to 3 inches otherwise they'll tip it out It all in the angle you hold the glass when pooring to how much foam you get in Aussie beers Even if pouring from bottles was taught as a kid on how to pour a good beer with right ammount of head / foam It's to stop beer oxidation of the beer yeast flavours Also our pubs have multiple types of beers on tap and will vary from every venue but most will have some common ones In Australia 🇦🇺 no head not cold you'll wear it for sure it'll never happen as their all well trained and drinkers themselves 😂 Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
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  40368. alot of these are kiwi ads. usually they were the funniest ones. the make my dinner ones were good to
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  40369. It's actually M.A.N. not Man, you are right. Love your Styrian Iwrocker license plate 🤟.... and your channel of course. Greetings from Austria
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  40370. RAM's are fairly popular out here too.. big buggers.. cant imagine they sell well in europe and asia
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  40371. Come on Ian, that's ugly.. Sports sedans were never pretty but were fast. I'd have an original falcon hardtop, a9x or charger over that anyday. Dream car though is a 70 roadrunner in plum crazy🤤
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  40372. Hey Ian and fmily so glad you enjoy a little taste of Australia.excuse my bad hearing but did i hear your wife say Why are we not there yet!!!
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  40373. You should check out Shane Van Gisberen, Jamie Whincup and Winterbottom tandem drift
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  40374. You absolutely nailed it! It was fun to watch.
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  40375. Good see you worked out the twist stacking principal. I got 16 before they fell. I was building a display at work. I work for Woolies. Your a freak to get 11 first go. Well played
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  40376. HAHA, I love how you laugh every time he swears
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  40377. The Nascar is awesome! Mind you Dick Johnson is in his 70s. Fancy being beaten by a 70 year old grandfather! Three legendary supercar ford drivers. Good stuff The supercar 'stang had to have its roof raised to fit in the roll cage, that's why it looks gawky.
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  40378. As you are a car guy, you might appreciate this Australian tv show, showing the skills of aboriginal bush mechanics. Created by film maker David Batty and suggested to him by and in collaboration with Francis "Jupurrula" Kelly. David joined Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association to train young Aboriginal film makers...thus Bush Mechanics was created to show off skills of remote outback mechanics...many Australian have never been to these locations...it is just incredible how they solve mechanical problems and very entertaining.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDeHI3fOlzo
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  40379. Yeah part II please Ian, I really love that NZ one with the hog and monkey. I’ve never seen it before 👍🏼🇦🇺.
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  40380. 5:50 is a Irish rally driver called frank kelly he’s had the same escort for the last 15 years I think it’s called baby blue. You should look up some Irish rally’s like the Killarney rally of the lakes and Donegal international rally we’ll worth a watch.
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  40381. NBL is national Basketball league it is Australia's basketball series
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  40382. The Canberra 400 and the AU Falcon - the least-beloved car and least-beloved V8 weekend of all time really shouldn't have produced a classic moment, but, here we are. The event was supposed to showcase Canberra as a tourist destination during a lull period in the year, but it backfired completely - TV footage of a grey and miserable city, with trackside fans hugging themselves in the cold, really didn't sell the idea of visiting the national capital in the first month of winter. As for the car... Ambrose didn't have a huge amount of success in the Stone Brothers Racing team's AU Falcons, but it proved the warm-up to a golden era when the BA Falcon came along.
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  40383. EA looked sooo good, hands down the best looking car but how could you pass up 427 kw so number 1 deserved 1st place. Nice vid ...so was the Hurricane the 1st car in the world with a rear camera ?surely ?
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  40384. Beautiful baby, beautiful name… congrats you two
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  40385. VOTE FOR PEDRO!!!!
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  40386. Please pease do part 2. Cheers from Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺
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  40387. Look for Tony Pond's run last century in aslightly modded road Rover. Impressive for all time
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  40388. What way say in Australia, sick mate
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  40389. One thing about Aussie's is that during a crisis. No matter how big or small, the community always comes together to support one another. My heart defiantly goes out to these people who've lost everything. Stay strong guys 🧡💗💗💗 I think when faced with a situation like this, you don't always 100% recover from it. I lost everything in the fires back in 2019/2020, the feeling and memory will never go away. And after (last year) my local town got hit with a 100 year flood pretty much half the town went under. And we are getting rain from up North as I'm in NSW below Lismore about 5 hours away, some of the local areas have been given flood warnings.
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  40390. I like to pour my coke into a glass with ice when I can
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  40391. Hey Ian. I came across your channel a couple of nights ago and am totally hooked. I'm so stoked your enjoying learning about our car culture down here. I grew up watching Bathurst every year with my father from the couch in New Zealand, always rooting for Ford. By the time I started work I had completed 3 years of high school in Australia. I landed an mechanical apprenticeship in the biggest Ford dealership in QLD. I was a second year apprentice when the BA came out and the XR6 Turbo was an absolute game changer. At the time Holden had been smashing Ford with their LS powered Commodores for a number of years. The Falcon could now compete! Ford released an XR8 at the same time powered by an Aussie assembled 5.4L truck V8 with 4.6L mustang heads. While that seemed like a good idea at the time, the engine was never competitive. The long stroke of the 5.4L block just didn't suit the flow characteristics DOHC heads from the high revving 4.6L. They had nothing down low, would come on song at about 5000rpm then it was over by 5500rpm. The XR6 T by contrast had torque almost everywhere and would rev and pull cleanly all the way to the redline. The later Barra turbos with the ZF 6 speed autos drop 3 cylinders between upshifts and sound insane! Kind of like a VW equipped with a DSG box but in big capacity I6 turbo form. Absolutely heavenly. I hope you can get down here after this covid mess is sorted out to sample some of our Aussie delights in person. Maybe for the Bathurst 1000 or #Summernats. PS. Search for the Barra powered XD Falcon drift car from Townsville for something different!
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  40392. Try the Toohey 2.2 beer ads with Doug Walters and Max Walker. They were Australian Cricketers.
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  40393. Sorry Ian....but......👎...🤣😜
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  40394. Congrats on the new addition, mate. Good to see you well.
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  40395. Pretty full on ha.. chocolate Tim Tam slam, with hot Milo 🤯🤤. After you suck the hot Milo through, have to eat the Tim Tam immediately. It should melt down in you mouth straight away. Intensity chocolate 10 x 10. Not something you do all the time, insanely good but every now and then. Enjoy family, you guys rock..
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  40396. I would suggest Importing the VE or the VF V6 Ute, the engine plant was completely redesigned for the V6 engine (includes direct injection), its efficient powerful and it fixed all the problems from the older Buick (east-west fwd) design. There are a lot of them so they are a lot cheaper than the V8's
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  40397. Race this Sunday best track of the calendar too
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  40398. Have a look at this amazing collection of GMH built Holdens, you will drool over these....... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne73FAZIK0Y
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  40399. I must admit I don't really take much notice of the spiders. I lived in a tin shed in the the Queensland bush and i woke up to see a snake sliding along the wall beams. I threw something at it and rolled over and went back to sleep 😅 i figured it was chasing a mouse or rat. Please don't feel bad about taking time out to spend with your lovely family Mate 😊.the videos will always wait
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  40400. Check out the LDV D90 2 liter 4 cylinder twin turbo diesel. 8 speed auto, 220 hp and 490 Nm of torque. 2 and 4 wheel drive, 7 seater. I bought it for towing as it is rated for 3.1 tonnes. Check out the specs for the thing...
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  40401. Hello from Slovenia. I like your channel a lot. You must see the new Lancia Kimera EVO037
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  40402. There are people who mine gold with RC trucks , catepillars, you name it, convoyer belts, grinders ... hah hah ..excavators... chek it out.
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  40403. imagine if we gathered up like that and yelled at our politicians, they would be terrified 😆
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  40404. Yea viper was here but I decided to buy a house instead
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  40405. This car can be driven in a simulatior I think it was race room one of the craziest time attack/hillclimb car I've driven to date
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  40406. A couple of cars he didn't mention from our market was the AMC Rambler's that were assembled and sold here, the Hornet, Javelin and Matador. Also I can't believe he didn't mention the Leyland P76 and it's locally manufactured alloy V8 from the early 70's........................Some honorable mentions, Chrysler Centura 245 6 cyl and the Leyland Marina super 6 (Austin sourced 2.8L 6 cyl) to compete with the Torana's and Cortina's.
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  40407. I can honestly say I've never tried Promite but I have tried Marmite and Vegemite won. I'm just wondering now when Arnotts will bring out the vegemite Tim Tam hahaha just kidding. Good going mate, I'm sure nobody will hate you for preferring that other rubbish . Lol.
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  40408. Ok strange Australian names,. In Tasmania there is Snug and Flowerpot,. NSW, Wattanobi, there are lots more
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  40409. I got Flight Simulator on the xbox and did a quick fly around of Bathurst and Mount Panorama. I posted a video a few days ago if you wanted to check out where the track is in relation to Bathurst. I crash landed on pit straight. lol
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  40410. Congratulations mate. Keep up the great work.
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  40411. This i A MUST SEE if you like semi old rally cars. No music only pure rally sounds. WRC Classics - Rally Catalunya 1995 with pure engine sounds
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  40412. Quickly I checked out some comments, seems like I'm not alone. Was gonna comment the other day, cos I thought you were pretty cool. Glad I left it to today, you guys, you put a smile on my face, I really like you guys, keep it up. I'm actually a kiwi, but I've been living in Australia since 1971. Back in the day, full on culture shock!! Fun fact, Alan Moffat was at the top of his game that year, I had no idea who he was. Sort of like instant celebrity/or harassment as my maiden name is Moffat. Growing up in Australia, from high school onwards was awesome, best country in the world....besides NZ. As you may have guessed, I like my Fords', if nothing else you can't beat 'em for style. Enough about me, you guys are great!
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  40413. I could so see you driving around your local area in a Maloo Ian, Pedro would have to have a Sandman
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  40414. Ian I'm looking forward to your crew trying out Irish Whiskys. I recommend Jameson. Bushmills. Powers. Paddy. I'm looking forward to it. But make sure the measures aren't too big 😂😅
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  40415. I live in Perth, work in the Pilbara region near Karajini National Park. Karajini is absolutely spectacular. Have been swimming in some of the gorges a few times over the years.
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  40416. What, nobody mentioned Colin Mcree's Suburu blue and yellow? The most iconic rally car ever! You lot ain't rally enthusiasts by a long shot, also stig, can't spell his second name's Mitshibsi lancer evo
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  40417. Decent snow only falls on mountain ranges that are 2-3hrs north of Melbourne and about 5hrs south of Sydney and also in Tasmania, the rest of the county is too hot.
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  40418. Tim tams over here make bank in the airports from excited tourists lol. I came back from overseas for the first time and saw them in the airport arrivals section for like $8 haha. They are like $2 in the big chain supermarkets 😂😂
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  40419. That last one is recent. Only on I’ve seen since I’ve only been back since 2017 😳 lol
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  40420. The Mitsubishi that says SMUR on it is a mobile emergency unit for medical situations and arrive within 10 minutes of calling, the car itself is a "Mitsubishi Pajero" part of those luxury off-roaders that are popular outside of North America, like a Toyota Land Cruiser, while a bit luxurious they are at the same time more utilitarian than say the full-size SUV's that are exclusive to the NA market
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  40421. if you want to see high hp barra car have a look at RIPSS it is a 7 sec quater car https://youtu.be/hPpzdjT9P28
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  40422. K dude, they are called black cabs. Look up the turning circle on them, it will blow your mind!!
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  40423. Yanks are so lucky with their rego rates. My car, a 2 year old Kia cost $31k... Rego this year cost $494... green slip was $557... 😬 Insurance on top was $1211... Cost me over $2k just to drive a lousy 5000km during covid lockdown. 💰💰💰
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  40424. you should check out the guy taht dug his basement out with rc trucks for 14 years lol joe murray is his name :)
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  40425. If you like those, look at the Holden Statesman and the Ford LTD.
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  40426. There is no doubt that trucks today are getting crazy in their pricing. The idea now a days is to shop around for the best deal/incentives at the right time of year. As Ian has demonstrated though you get a lot of options, bells and whistles these days for the money you spend. Sheesh, I remember the days when trucks were single cab, 8 foot box, bench seat with 3 on the tree. You were living high on the hoof if you had an AM/FM radio with a tape deck. Manual rear slider showed that you had made it big in life. The trick though was managing to keep all 4 hubcaps in place. Ahhh the good old days.
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  40427. i've driven it and the cameras never do justice. there also seems to be a speed cameras every 50 meters!
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  40428. You should do a video and try Australian snacks and other foods
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  40429. Chrysler Valiant is the Blue car is a 265ci Hemi six cylinder.
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  40430. A lot of countries underestimate Australia. I doubt the CCP will ever admit their mistakes and will continue to put their regular people in a hard place to "Save face". They're still trying to bully us now but it continues to backfire on them. All it has done is shown the world if Australia can hold out maybe there is more than meets the eye in the land down under than koalas and BBQs. We're that mysterious kid in the playground that is friendly but keeps to themselves.
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  40431. Ian. I have a very special video coming for you. It will be snail mailed to you soon and I hope you enjoy as I have lived in Bathurst my entire life so stand by brother.
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  40432. Hopefully someone sends you the Fried Chicken flavour.
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  40433. So good to see your family mate. Mintues and Jaffa’s have been around since I was born in 1952. Back in the days when cinemas had timber floors people would roll the Jaffas from the back down of the front and go clunk clunk clunk clunk. Vegemite is an acquired taste and if you can get your children onto it now they will be very healthy. With the mint slice biscuits put them in the refrigerator. They are excellent with a cup of tea or a coffee or just with a glass of orange juice. Whitakers New Zealand chocolate is one of my favourites. I still remember their race car at the first ever in the Grand Prix on the Gold Coast in Queensland in about 1991. The whole car was painted like a big Whitakers chocolate bar. Peanut Slab was the car and I have eaten Whitakers chocolate ever since. At the petrol station they often have them near the payment counter and I’m a sucker to grab one every time. Tim Tams are the favourite biscuit dope smoker. However I much prefer the Mint Slice COLD. Just love your channel mate I hope you do really well moneywise with it. Your father-in-law and your family are just beautiful. I don’t forget what I said about Vegemite get your two kids onto it. It is chockablock full of vitamin B, and niacin, and also it’s a rather healthy products. And it’s made from the leftovers when you make beer.
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  40434. Closest silos that are painted up around here is Devenish (closer to me) and Colbinabbin.
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  40435. You have to try it with a nice Twany Port.
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  40436. Look into what speeds each car did down the mountain you will be shocked a 6 cylinder LJ GTR with triples carbs used to over 160 miles an hour look into There top end speed S LOL
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  40437. Why don't you do live reactions, then you'd get your answers immediately too!
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  40438. So when will you disclose where you are holidaying and its Aussie connection?
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  40439. Great driving my man! 💚IE
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  40440. FIY, it's not "coupe" but "coupé". Skoda is very popular here in Belgium.
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  40441. What astounds me is the drivers are not only driving the perfect racing line, braking, accelerating, and changing gears, they’re also changing the brake bias for each wheel based on the corner, the track temperature, and the fuel level. These guys are insane.
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  40442. Don't think I want his job, but I do want his machine.
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  40443. Pity they didn't do a close up of the two tone FB that was in the background...the FBs and the EKs were the Holden version of the 57 Chevs. Still kicking myself that I sold my LJ Torana but that's what you get when you're young and stupid!
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  40444. This would be the first time I'd EVER seen an American try it properly, and appreciate it for what it is! Maybe not instantly an honorable Australian yet (though the love of Utes & being able to pronounce 'Melbourne' properly go a long way), you're certainly a mate.
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  40445. They actually released the video of songs by Brits following this European one just today, just letting you know
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  40446. Between melbourne and geelong is the sewage processing facility(the poo farm). When i was a kid there was always a fight in the car over who farted when we drove past on the freeway.
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  40447. haha you did well dude =}
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  40448. Hahaha there is a hwole series of Taxi u have to watch... ;)
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  40449. If you love wierd/obscure sports/contests, Finland is the holy land... We've got Wife-carrying, mobile phone throwing, rubber boot throwing, swamp football, air guitar world championship.... 🤣
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  40450. Australia is the oldest country, geologically, in the world, you are correct. When you see those 'mesas' and such, you're seeing the worn-down bones of mountain ranges.
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  40451. I had one over 20years ago low build number back then early to mid 30k to buy a used onebut it got stolen,loved it back then and still do !!!
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  40452. I think the upgraded gears with a bit more power and 35's is enough for me. I'm not tech savvy. But from what the high level trim of the power wagon has now i think its perfect. Maybe they could add like gps for overlanding like what ford is doing with their bronco. But other than i dont think the power wagon needs much. Its already great it could just be a little better. If they can keep the current prices for the power wagon with upgraded gears,power and tires from the factory its worth it to me. But if they start pushing 70k - 80k for like a base model!! Thats a fuck no. Thats the only problem nowadays, is the damn price. But i guess we'll see what happens. I just hope that they make these small adjustments that i want for when its time for me to buy one lol
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  40453. I would love to see the Nascars race at Bathurst
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  40454. They eat kangaroo in Australia! Aboriginal people have eaten it for thousands of years big deal
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  40455. My father used to race Formula Ford in the 70’s in the UK, I grew up with the sounds of racing engines. I never had any ear defenders so I guess I’m luck to still have my hearing. The 70’s were a magical time for such a wide variety of differing engine sounds :)
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  40456. G'day mate love watching your content im from Australia i highly recommend watching a TV series and it's called OUTBACK TRUCKERS i love it cheers
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  40457. Here's a thought your viewers would have to be in on it as we/they all know what a love and desire you have to see/visit Australia. What about instead of everyone who sends you parcels sends you the money instead as I am sure it is something you would not suggest yourself. Even if every one of your subscribers donated $1 dollar equal to American money that would give you 89.4K that's nothing to sneeze at :) Of cause a trip would have to wait until your new coming Bub was a bit older and could travel ;) congrats by the way. I enjoy watching your videos and your enthusiasm along with your dream to come to Australia one day. Something to ponder on I am sure your audience would love to help you all out so you could all Come on Down as we say here ;-) - As am sure you would not wish to ask your followers I mention it here for you :D maybe your followers could talk you into setting up a cash app - or I don't know what is available to set up for donations but it sounds like a great idea to me :D and I am sure as your family are much loved I doubt the parcels would stop coming also :) just a thought. Hard for a family to travel but with enough time and money to organize I am sure it would be done with careful planning.
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  40458. Most Americans think that whatever they were used to growing up with is the only "right" way of doing things. Even if it's more dangerous; even if it wastes time; even if it wastes gas; even if objectively worse by every metric. It seems to come from an antisocial "you can't tell me what to do" attitude that is purposefully counterproductive.
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  40459. You should watch the stig from top gear drive a maloo up an open cut mine https://youtu.be/zmGfLFF6O9M
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  40460. Happy to see you off your chair. I have to say that I am impressed, you are really a big "unit". Nevertheless, you fit right in that 2CV, of course, you didn't have to wear a "top hat".
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  40461. Good stuff 🤓
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  40462. Hottest recorded temperature was 50.7 c which is 123.8 F. On average it’s low 27 - high 40 c summer which is 80 - 104 F We also flood the beach to cool down and have people in Santa suits surfing the waves as that’s when we have Christmas. Some people have Christmas in July which is our winter time.
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  40463. Haha anything John Clarke does is brilliant. He is a Kiwi but we will claim him. Rest peacefully!
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  40464. We had a bit of rain lately one years worth in 2 or 3 days it's raining Now , but that's how it go's , and every thing John Young said , good on ya John
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  40465. SsangYoung Pick up's are popular in Sweden 👍
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  40466. Your pretty good at getting your Aussie terminology right don’t call rugby league “rugby” it’s a different sport and is not a very popular sport on the east coast of Australia although extremely popular in NZ. AFL states call NRL rugby and it always makes them sound a bit thick to people from NSW and QLD.
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  40467. Grind them up for cooking, now you're talking 👍🇭🇲
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  40468. Cool wheel. Much better than the cogged G920 I have. Assetto Corsa with the content manager and Sol is much better than stock. You sould take a look at it. Also, you can change the widgets in the race, change the drive's position, and so on.
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  40469. Congratulations iWrocker family on the new little addition, Sydney! 🥰❤️💖🙏 She is super cute! Pedro is so awesome!🎉🌺🧸
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  40470. Hi Ian, the BRM produced 612hp at 12000rpm and I think that it revved up to 14000rpm
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  40471. I second the Miniatur Wunderland! Although I find some hobbyist model railroads have more "character", MW is simply phenomenal. I haven't been there myself (yet), but I've seen tons of videos. I dare say it would even impress people who have zero interest in model railroads in general.
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  40472. Ian personally it just appears to be stuck up, SJW, tree hugging EU nations (people) that are complaining, the very same nations (people) that cry for the Yanks to help them when ever they have problems, they do exactly the same towards Australia, don't give 2 flying f*cks what these idiots say, by the way love your video's mate, cheers from Australia
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  40473. I have heard a lot of people don't eat the more extravagant flavours. Most people prefer the originals. Only kids and the younger generation eat the new stuff. I remember hearing mass raging from friends when the company decided to stop making the originals completely and solely make the new flavour. It didn't end well for the company and there was mass raging across the country and boycotting until they agreed to release the originals again. It is often hard to find the originals and easy to find the new flavours because the old ones sell out constantly. The riots were almost as bad as the day the newly contracted television studio who had just got the rights to broadcast the Bathurst car race, decided it was a smart idea to go to an add break five laps from the end of the race. By the time the TV adverts had ended, everyone was on the podium. Everyone missed the last five laps completely. It didn't go down very well for the broadcasters.
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  40474.  @IWrocker  holy crap batman, never seen you talk like that before 😂😂. Man, in your line of work there will always be some tool looking to discredit you because they have nothing better to do.
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  40475.  @IWrocker  btw,I never claimed to have an issue with your way of doing things.. Wich APPEARS to be, enjoy the love, avoid the conflict. I do understand how it works.. I thought my comments made this clear. Getting involved in such things and taking a side can alienate half the audience. If anything I was defending you.
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  40476.  @IWrocker 😂 fully agree mate, ppl so sensitive these days.. free speech is SO important. I so wish you experienced the 80s..it wasn't like this. I was a little concerned you had taken my comment about how getting subscribers works.. the wrong way.. Many of my subscriptions ARE political and your channel I come to for FUN, and caus you and your family are just so comforting to watch. I'm really glad we clarified the situation. Great to see you still Interact with your community.. this gets extra points with me. Many don't once they get as big as you have. Man..your going to get swamped when you come here 😂. So many hot cars waiting to thrill you, so many locations that you will need to visit a new state every year to see it all (my flatmates suggestion).
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  40477. I was wondering when we'd see the Butterfield in here.
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  40478. ^^ "that is German Engineering" is 1 sentence to describe it... XD 😉👍
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  40479. Gonna check out onshore rig pulls?
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  40480. You should watch the Carlton Zero ad.
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  40481. Hi Ian here in Australia we have e10 which is 91 with 10% ethanol then we have regular 91 / 95 & 98 we also get e85 as for diesel some servo’s sell truck diesel and a cleaner diesel for cars diesel is currently $1.89 per litre and regular 91 is about $2.03 per litre
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  40482. buxus hedge is what you where looking for'
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  40483. I love both styles of race cars and yes those NASCAR's are damn fast but because of their weight and smaller brake package over the course of a race of 30 or 40 laps one would think they would struggle towards the end of it , Brakes wear out and with the added weight of the NASCAR you would need to brake more intensely spending more time on the stop pedal rather than the go pedal and with the high number of sharp turns i think the supercars would definitely have the edge especially on the mountain . ✌️👍👌
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  40484. Didnt know about this one, and its just awesome, truly unbeliavable that someone could survive that with almost no injuries... damm... its shocking how sturdy a human being can be...
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  40485. for older F1 try R Factor 2. seems the latest update is really good for AI F1 racing with older cars
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  40486. I have now finally realised how much you love and respect our Country Ian in naming your beautiful little girl after one of the most iconic cities in the world Believe me when I say Sydney is drop dead gorgeous and the perfect name for your new baby Congrats to your wife in agreeing with you on the name, Sydney will grow up thanking you 👍
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  40487. I was always a Brock fan. I must say though, the older I get, the more I appreciate a dude whose name is effectively "Penis Penis". Also, he was mostly a privateer racing against full factory backed teams. He did well.
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  40488. By the by, most of the cars in these races were log axle rears. They didn't really handle, these guys just made it look easy.
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  40489. Mad ass down here!! Better than the mad ass European offroad rallies!!
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  40490. You’ll probably never see an Aussie car commercial on the telly showing the car speeding, doing doughies, burn outs etc; The nanny committee nagged & nagged until the government put a stopped to it.
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  40491. I just shared this video with Arnotts Twitter. Maybe they will send you some more?
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  40492. you've disneyland & half-time-shows in the US ... we've passion and real fun! greetings from munich
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  40493. Also great truck: The Kamaz trucks from Dakar.
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  40494. Fun Aussie Fact: Cask wine, or wine in a box, AKA 'Goon', was invented in Australia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box_wine#:~:text=The%20process%20for%20packaging%20'cask,company%20on%20April%2020%2C%201965.
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  40495. It would be great to hear feed back from the Aussies on the question What does fair dinkum mean and where does it come from? I think very very few would know its origin
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  40496. Yet most celebrities have less viewers than ppl on YouTube and instagram. TV shows are failing. You tube gets way more views
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  40497. Why does it feel like opening Christmas presents.
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  40498. when you have a beer test, I'll keep you company by drinking my favorite beer. and as usual, Pedro gives high points as in previous tests.
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  40499. We got the Barina here in the UK but was badged as a Chevrolet, the Aveo, which itself was a reworked Daewoo model, the Kalos. We did get Chevrolet models in general but, they were seen as the "budget" alternative to Vauxhall (mainly due to them being rebranded Daewoo's). We also do get some Chrysler models however, they are all rebadged Lancia models because of the poor reputation the Lancia name achieved during the 70's/80's in the UK for dissolving from driving through a puddle. So because of that, Fiat rebadged them all as Chrysler's.
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  40500. Stick a Flake in your Soft Serve Cone, old school ice cream option even Maccas do it. We make a Pecan Macaroon Pie cover it with fresh whipped cream and crumble half a Flake over it, Yum-Yum!
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  40501. The Bloke that Built Brisbane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VsGHIjcu0w He also got the Contract for the Olympics upgrade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5jDwrInYdo
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  40502. Olympics ! lol Keep up the good work !
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  40503. Not 100% sure on the older 4WD models, but it might be a Petrol/Diesel thing. In Australia, the common thought is that 4WD must be a Diesel. We do get Petrol options here, but they are not well liked. This means that some of the older models stick around, as we will not buy the newer, petrol only versions of 4WD's. Also, we say Ni-san, not Kneee-san.
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  40504. Ian very sad the last two days Warnie and Mr Rod marsh RIP GUYS and THANK YOU
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  40505. Great video guy's and cool to see Grandad joining in on the fun 😁👍
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  40506. Do remember that only about half of belgium speaks French haha
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  40507. German 2 € coin And the A8 like the 7er and the S class are the cars for comfort and power, usually the chancellor drives one of these. They're like the answer to Bentley and Rolls Royce, which ironically are German owned too now)
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  40508. How many people can do the same with American states ?? All 50 asAUS has only 8
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  40509. you’re funny man love your reactions haha
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  40510. I think the LDV T 60 has a cummins motor.
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  40511. Great video Ian, had me 🤣 the whole way through. 👍
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  40512. It's cool when they drive long blades to wind turbines. But, it's much simpler than it looks. You'd probably have made it with a day's training. I have ridden along in a few such transports. You have a pilot who often goes behind and tells you how to steer the trailer, so don't worry. Then you should check Swedish clips, when they It's cool when they drive long blades to wind turbines. But, it's much simpler than it looks. You'd probably have made it with a day's training. I have ridden along in a few such transports. You have a pilot who often goes behind and tells you how to steer the trailer, so don't worry. Then you should check Swedish clips, when they run 79 ft timber trucks on narrow forest roads, and turns inside the forest at minimal turning point. And often it's girls who drive. Many entrepreneurs in Sweden hire girls as drivers when it comes to trucks, wheel loaders, etc. Because they do the same job, just as quickly and destroy the vehicles less often
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  40513. Black tulips are pretty cool and rare.
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  40514. You should react to Dick Johnson crashing into a rock at Bathurst in I think it was 1980. Funny but sad at the same time
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  40515. The main commentator on this race is Leigh Diffey, an Australian that is now commentating the Indy Car on NBC in the States,
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  40516. Amazing how soft his hands are on that wheel , I'd be white knuckleing it !
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  40517. Bro if you jump over to my channel you can have a little look/listen to what my VF commodore wagon sounds like, almost 500 rear wheel horse power! I was tricking a friend into believing I had voice control on my wagon while using remote start when I accidentally fooled a guy walking pass and just played along with it.
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  40518. check out the skid factory, and picnik media as well for some great summer nats coverage 👍👍
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  40519. The Touring Car Masters is all the old Australian & American muscle cars racing something you will love watching Ian there are videos on YouTube
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  40520. im from czech and im happy to see you are fascinated from my country :)
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  40521. Baa-th-hurst….. I forgive you 😂😂😂❤️‍🔥🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  40522. XXXX is Queensland beer
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  40523. Hello. I'm a Belgian born I lived between The Netherlands and Belgium for 15 year's. Now I live in Spain and I work as a truckdriver. What the video said about Belgian roads it's true 😄 it is also one off the most densely populated place of Europe with a lot of truck's because it's very central. As a professional driver I got to say that in France is the best place to drive with a truck. The people are very educated. They let you in on the highways by shifting a lane to the left or even reduce speed. The signals are very clear in France and at the roundabout they even use there turning lights to let you see where they are going. Here in Spain it's a little different. 😀 A 15 years ago it was normal to do 180 or 200 on the highways and even national roads. Now there is more control but still Spain is a place you can drive a little more looser. Because it's extended roads true the mountains with many km without even seeing a house. As I like to drive. I choose Spain. Greetings.
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  40524. I and mates used to pilgrimage to Easter meeting at Bathurst in the early 70s. It truly was a sealed backstreet goat track unlike the immaculate track of today. The only way to try to appreciate the skills of those early riders was to ride the track. Even at relatively safe speed it was unnerving. The steepness and direction changes from Skyline to Forest Elbow was a insane roller-coaster ride. At that stage it was comparable to the Isle of Man. One year they brought over some Superbike & GP champs. After some test runs, several refused to race. I think the great Giacomo Agostini could only manage about 4th in a preliminary race. Did I mention the sidecars ... Did I mention the pissups in town ... Did I mention the pissups back on the mount ... Did I mention the Donut rings ... Did I mention the Cop raids against innocent drunken bikers ... Did I mention the 250k ride home with hangover ... 🥴
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  40525. Dude, Scania Chimera!
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  40526. You did a lot better than I would doing a non home country
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  40527. You do NOT need to justify the scratches and dings...You're using the truck for the exact reason it was built and why you bought it specifically (PROPS to you)...I get so tired of reading jealous idiots remarks about how "no one ever takes a PW/Raptor/GWagon off-road..." Well, you are proving those naysayers wrong and I for one admire your use and love of the truck.
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  40528. Very eastern European colour scheme. When I lived across from Denmark, over in Sweden, we saw plenty of Danish Škoda and Wartburg cars in orange and shades of green just like this one. It is also a very cool car 🙂👍🏼
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  40529. Peugeot was great. But check out the 1979s Le Mans Matra V12 racers, best sound ever!
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  40530. I don't play videogames, but I can tell you you deerve a bigger screen!
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  40531. Here's a "smaller" one travelling from Victoria to South Australia last year Ian. Magenta lighted vehicles are heavy traffic enforcement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUenW-7Xhys
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  40532. 🇦🇺🇦🇺 Hi Ian, my comment is a little long but I think worth the time and thanks for another well done video. I found this very emotional and thought provoking. America has achieved many great things but it’s truly a national shame how they treat their own people in regards to the work ethic and health care. When you consider it’s the common peoples that built such a powerful and rich nation through self sacrifice, sweat and blood. It is truly way past time the powers that be returned the spirit of wholeness and oneness to make America absolutely shine as an example for the rest of the civilised world. The expenditure would be repaid in kind due to a significant decrease in crime, family breakups, accidents due to fatigue as well as many other issues. I can in part understand why so many people there lose the plot and turn to crime just to feed their families or even go on shooting sprees simply due to losing their sanity. Big changes are well overdue and preparations must be organised for this to start the process for building a better America 🇺🇸. 👍🏼🇦🇺
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  40533. i learnt how to drive in a V8 HQ the same as the one in the video. Oh the memories! Such fun to drive.
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  40534. Watched plenty of this in car video back then and Peter Brock made it look easy compared to any of the other great drivers of that time ! Who else could do commentary like that ! while driving at that level ?
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  40535. Check out Scammell Trucks.
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  40536. If you're going to look more into any British manufacturers, it HAS to be TVR. They are genuine contenders for the best sounding cars to ever grace this earth
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  40537. I heard a story about one that lives on someone's property that if you went near it it would say "f*ck of b*tch." I really want to know how it learnt that.
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  40538. I used to do contractor work at the Arnott's factory here in Brisbane and can confirm they are baked in a huge oven room
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  40539. there is good sounding cars..and then there is corvette c6.r which sounds like Odin teaching Thor some hammersmithing..just insane.
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  40540. The bright colours on British Ambulance's is only due to EU law and the UK going over the top with the law. I remember when I was a mere 21 year old on a holiday in Ibiza in 2001 and wondering why the Ambulance's were all bright yellow. Little did I know, 6 months later the UK changed our once white much bigger Ambulance's from white to a mild pale yellow. That's also when they stopped using British built LDV Ambulances with nice V8 Rover petrol engines too, they used to sound sweet! Then suddenly all the UK emergency vehicles had bright coloured reflective vinyl stickers. Been like that since! I love Portugal, it's the most friendly holiday destination on the Mediterranean.
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  40541. If you have the opportunity, Check Yaris Gr on that track(no need to react to ytb) . Yaris gr is the amolgation car for rally. It's a "simple and cheap" with a great performance. Really impressive when compared with top cars. Yaris gr vs porche search and watch.
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  40542. You've gotta take the family and have a go!
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  40543. The XY GTHO phase 3 is by far the most famous an not the XA - XC. Put it this way a XY original 1 owner no mods here sold for $800,000
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  40544. 🤢 I literally feel sick to my stomach watching this.!
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  40545. Hey IWrocker I still have the factory exhaust on my 2015 PW with a K an N intake i could totally use some Magnaflows
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  40546. LOL Yank tough not- we all ( Australia) know what the Yanks think is tough, wait until you come to Australia and see it.,
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  40547. OMG I was watching u yesterday and was wondering how many Tim tams u have by now enjoy
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  40548. An Australian self taught engineer, Lucky Kaiser, built himself a 5000cc vtwin, supercharged, nitros injected motorcycle. He cut off the last two cylinders from a Rolls Royce Merlin motor which was used in the WW2 era Spitfire fighter aircraft. It had 3 gears He said he never got it out of 2nd gear but given that it did over 1000mph in first... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H70OqfF0AWY Rumour has it he took it to the USA to compete in the sled pulls there and was banned from them all The Bathurst Easter Bike meet was cancelled due to the unruly behaviour of the bikies.
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  40549. Loved how Chris sent you our money, I've not seen anyone else do that on any other reaction channel when receiving Aussie goodies 😊👏. By the way, the Australian map outline is missing Tassie, once again🤦🏼‍♀️.
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  40550. All right. Check this out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVwsAC_rS_Y This is a BUS, but it is a BIG BUS. For some reason, the driver wants to make a 17-point turn, probably because one of his passengers left his phone back at the hotel. And, just to make it easier, he is on a road on bridges apparently in a cave somewhere. It is an oldie but a beauty.
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  40551. This Race track is 5 minutes from where I grew up and whenever the races were on we could here them at home, I have also had the opportunity to ride my push bike around the track a couple of times over the years. It is really sad that they no longer race on the Thunder Dome.
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  40552. This was my Grandfather's Car in the 70's ... he had the Lime Green model ... what a car! I've always been a Valiant MOPAR bloke ... More so than Holden and Ford.
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  40553. That dashboard shot brought back memories. That was my office view for about 10 years.
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  40554. Here in Queensland Great Northern Beer cobber.
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  40555. You should check out last weekend's F1 race at Silverstone. It was a banger!
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  40556. I had a 1970, fully imported VW Kombi pop-top camper with a 1600CC engine. 60mph flat out, downhill with a tailwind.
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  40557. I hope these are going to be in Adelaide in three weeks time. Looks awesome !!!
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  40558. Merry Christmas buddy, and a fantastic day to your family. Incidentally… for any Aussie under about 50 or so you might as well be speaking about temperature in glugwuffles when you talk figures in Fahrenheit. We haven’t used that unit here since before I was born. Some people can still do the miles - kilometres conversion in their heads, but temperatures are more involved. Officially we use Kelvin as we use the SI system but nobody would speak in Kelvin, but rather in Celsius (from which Kelvin was derived)
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  40559. U Turn. Might be different in other states but in QLD, illegal at traffic lights unless otherwise permitted by sign. The road through the cutting was probably the freeway Sydney to Newcastle. Skoda is part of VW.
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  40560. Hey so I know you've covered 4wd 24/7 before a couple of times, but if you look at their page again, they shipped over Shaun's "chopped 69 series (nicknamed the "sorry 30") tuebo diesel (right hand drive obviously), and a couple of other Aussie cars and have shipped them over been doing the 4wd tracks in the U.S.A.!!! Including Moab, and rocky mountains! Ian, you NEED to watch like the first ones when they got there and the MOAB where they almost write off Shaun's chopped and kitted out 60 series landcruiser!
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  40561. There is a place at Kangaroo called American River. This were American Seal Hunters stayed for about 3 or 4 months in 1803.
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  40562. And most of our resources are in the West, the best state in Aus... Hit me up if ever want anything sent over, happy to send an Aussie care package
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  40563. Cricket balls are a fair bit harder than Baseballs and when the buggers hit you, they hurt more lol.
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  40564. I have an 85 V8 VK commodore… my dream car. Hasn’t driven in 5 years simply as I can’t afford to have it on the road… can’t afford 2 rego’s, 2 x insurance, 2 x fuel & maintenance. One day I’ll get it back on the road… I miss driving it. Drove it as my daily for about a year…. Never missed a beat.
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  40565. The aluminium body was on a steel chassis, so the vehicles still suffered with corrosion. The advert was also referring to the older Seires 2/2a/3 vehicles which used more aluminium and galvanised steel compared to the later Defenders. The Defender chassis are notorious for corrosion, and the door frames are steel with an aluminium skin so often the door frames corrode away a the bottom of the doors. Also bulkhead and floors are steel, and usually corroded. (Im a JLR mechanic on the south east coast of the UK, so we see and repair a lot of corrosion!).
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  40566. For me as a german it's very funny that the Audi 200 was named "5000" in the US. When I saw one the first time I thought: "that's a lot" 😁
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  40567. Your right Ian it’s more a volley ball you have positions that you are only allowed in certain areas as it set in 3rds the defence has to be at least 3 foot away before defending. You are only allowed to take 1 step with the ball, no dribbling. In the country areas the football clubs quite often have netball follow them, so really it’s a day for the whole family. A lot have trouble getting the rules of netball, it is meant to be a non contact sport even less than basketball
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  40568. True that deer are not native to Australia but someone introduced deer here to North East Victoria where I live and they've been let loose. On my way back from Mooroopna this morning, I saw a stag near the horseshoe bend in Harry's Creek Road. I've also seen a doe as well a baby deer. Those bastards are almost as bad as the Skippys (roos) although they seem to have slightly better road sense than Skippy! (Bastard things!)
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  40569. Been waiting for you to find drifting.
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  40570. Your french is very good and your wording was faultless!
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  40571. a great car to drive in this the praga, very fast very forgiving and a ton of fun
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  40572. Lol love this
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  40573. New subscriber ❤ and Aussie lol
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  40574. TAA as a brand became Australian Airlines in the 80s, then in was given to Qantas and both brands disappeared (and yeas my 1st job as an adult was with TAA).
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  40575. I enjoy seeing my country through your eyes So many things I have always taken for granted Thanks for the videos mate 👍
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  40576. Welcome to the addicting world of sim racing. I've been racing for 3 years now and yes you will get a good workout. I've got a 15 NM wheel and eventually went crazy on my setup. I now have triple 27 inch monitors, hydraulic brake and full cockpit. If you are like me, get ready to spend some money and a whole lot of time on this new hobby. Congrats. See you on the track.
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  40577. I can't wait. I'm going next year for the first time. The 50s MCM, is my favourite era. ❤🤗🤙
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  40578. When you asked what was going on with the police lights, it was LED arrows scrolling to the left to try and get the car to pull over.
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  40579. You see quite a few of the old Scania's on the road in NZ, as long as they are well looked after they will last as long as the new Scania's. And that yellow Scania you thought was a crane, it's a reach truck for working with heights, also from New Zealand but doesn't appear to be registered, at least with the number plate in the picture.
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  40580. Always be open to try new things! I am from Sweden and have never tried that cheese in coffee because it is just in the most norden part of Sweden that they have that, would be willing to try it though.
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  40581.  @IWrocker  Sandra was very popular mainly in continental Europe and also in Asia in 80s and early 90s, but not so popular in English-speaking countries. In Britain, her most successful Everlasting Love, a remake of an old song, reached the Top50. In addition to Maria Magdalena, Heaven Can Wait was also in the UK Top 100. Britain also liked Celebrate Your Life, Johnny Wanna Live or Don't Be Aggressive. There was no Top 100 hit in the US, but Evalasting Love reached the top 25 on the Dance chart. I think Sandra's strong German-French accent could play a role. In Europe, she was at one time more popular than, for example, Madonna, Kim Wilde, Belinda Carlisle or Kylie Minogue. However, the project of her then husband and producer Michael Cretu - Enigma - was hugely successful, winning charts all over the world, including the USA. Sandra's voice is heard in Enigma's songs...
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  40582. Ian mate Get over here to Sydney and we go through the Blue Mountains to Jenolan Caves....mind blown 😀😀😀
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  40583. Kia has cars that can park themselves just using the key fob
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  40584. Better come to South Australia. We are the driest state on the driest continent in the world.
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  40585. The soil in Australia has a lot of minerals so a tomato, carrot, cucumber etc etc & even meats are going to taste way better.
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  40586. When the border open back up, you should come visit bathurst. Awesome event, I've been a few times
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  40587. Check out Greg Murphy prank on Cameron Smith nrl great. Search Grey Murphy aka Barry Ford. Very funny reaction
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  40588. I have lived in Vienna for some ten years now, and I have seen and been in very many old buildings (work). Some that was built by rich folks are ridiciously big (no lack of space), but some are kind of tiny. Some of the stone staircases are also so worn from people walking there, so they are also not flat anymore. Some of the older wood work is truly astonishing, as is the metal work (blacksmithing) all over town. Ordering/building something like that today would make a deeeep hole in your wallet. Ever since I came here, I have been photographing gates and doors - I am contemplating making a book or a website about just that. The craftmanship is just amazing. If you want to see many old and fascinating buildings, I highly recommend a visit to Vienna!
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  40589. Brocky was a legend. Some additional info. They are small block V8s. You will see that he double declutches (DoubeShuffles) as well as Heal -Toeing when under very hard braking to stop the gearbox from baulking e.g. end of conrod strait. A skill that takes years to learn. The Heal toe you need to rev to different speeds to first get the gearbox internals up to speed in neutral and again to rev match for the final engagement in gear. A technique we had to learn in earlier days with racing strait cut gearboxes. Easy guess as to why they called Conrod Strait, Conrod strait. As littered with.  Ford ran Cleveland 351cu's GM ran the GM 350ci.
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  40590. 30 mins 1.2k views 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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  40591. Them good ol dayz ... we used to have a street race in downtown Wellington and along the waterfront (capital city of nz) for several years.... was even won one year by a volvo s40, known as the "flying brick". Was fantastic with the noise reverberating around the buildings.
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  40592. The white Audi with the extra front and rear wing, and the yellow Peugeot that looks “about ready to take flight” are both Pikes Peak Hillclimb cars. They ran back when the road up the mountain in Colorado was gravel, and are some supreme legends! Just a heads up on the topic, the 100th Pikes Peak International Hillclimb is June 26th, in case you wanna check it out this Sunday.
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  40593. Vegemite is excellent for mouth ulcers, rub a little on the ulcer and it will be gone very quickly
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  40594. Volvos are very economical and offer good value for money. A mates company of 30 has migrated towards them after having a mixed fleet.
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  40595. Thank you thank you very much! Great reaction! When you have time like just for fun, watch the fastest rally over all WRC Jyväskylä flat out. 😮😅
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  40596. Hahaha....... Ian said "petrol station" well......now I've heard everything.
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  40597. Straight to the like button!
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  40598. hi ian love watching your u tube channel just ba quick note in australia we have whats called the state of origen its queensland vs new south wales in ruby league this is better than the grand finale it will be held on wednesday 8th of june at 700pm our time i dont know if you can get it televised over there its something you must watch david on the gold coast
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  40599. The technology and software is 🤯
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  40600. Call the $50 a pineapple. An call the the $100 a greenback
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  40601. Words of wisdom right there, if I may l'd also like to say there are no free hands in this world except the ones at the end of your arms👍🍻🇦🇺
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  40602. You guys were only paying $2 for a dozen eggs?! That’s ridiculously cheap!
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  40603. This dude pronounced campbelltown perfect
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  40604. Should send you pictures of my Grad Cherokee Overland. It's a 2018 model so hey you might have built it.
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  40605.  @IWrocker  sorry i didn't mean offend you Australia and America are two entirely different countries when it gun laws it
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  40606.  @IWrocker  its all good everyone has their own opinon thankyou for your reaction to our great country of ours 😀
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  40607. After all this, business settles down, i know you are coming here BUT you have to bring Pedro... simple as that the guy is too cool.
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  40608. 2:49 Another car track had a battery powered spinning rubber wheel that contacted the roof of the cars as they came through and gave enough force to them to complete the track just to get back to the wheel and get set off again.
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  40609. Look up 'Daf 3600 Van Die', it's an old, stock, 1980s era DAF with 360hp from an 11.6 liter straight 6 turbodiesel, lovingly restored. Great sound, beautiful machine, very short clip.
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  40610. Brilliant idea👍👍👍
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  40611. Darryl Lea licorice is the best. Never heard of Kookaburra licorice. Probably made for export.
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  40612. If you like Mexican Coke you'll like Australian because we don't use High Fructose Corn Syrup in ours. Aussie Coke uses Qld sugar which is why a lot of Americans struggle with the taste.
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  40613. yes sir more google earth all good fun : )
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  40614.  @IWrocker  Hi Ian just had a thought if you like rock formations you might want to look at The Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.....cheers for your reply : )
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  40615. I struggled with remembering to tip in the US. We get great wages, so you don’t need to tip Every cafe/restaurant is different. Some you order and pay upfront. I freaked out at the gallons of wasted water in your loos. We can’t afford to waste that much water, and we have a dual flush, 1/2 for #1’s and full flush for #2’s Also - what is with the huge gaps in the toilet doors? You can see people walking around outside the cubicle while you are sitting. I wear factor 50+ sunscreen every day of the year if I’m going outside. Yes the ozone layer is depleted down here. I’m a member of Lions Clubs International and we have a special van and screeners that go around doing free skin cancer screenings. My biggest freak out was seeing a sign on the door of the bus gate at McCormick Place in Chicago of a gun with a red circle and a cross, like a no smoking sign.
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  40616. nahhhh ian . i eat vegemite and promite from a spoon . lol , i love the taste .
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  40617. In Germany in the last couple of years during the summer the temperatures were sometimes high 30C close to 40C (~100F). Sometimes even for a week or more. That is super dangerous, since nobody has AC. The buildings often have thick walls and when the walls heat up, the temperature inside the apartment stays high even at night and many days after the heatwave has passed by. It may not be the biggest problem if you live on ground floor, but most apartment buildings in cities have 4 or 5 floors and the closer you get to the roof, the worse it gets. I know from friends, who life in the top floor, that the temperatures inside tend to exceed the ones outside because of the sun. That means you cant even stay safe inside your home. I bought a fan for myself during the winter, since they are very often sold out in the summer. Without I couldnt stand the heat at all
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  40618. Congratulations on the birth of Sydney. She’s absolutely gorgeous. I’m so glad that she and Daniela (sorry if I misspelled it) are good and healthy. I had to have a giggle over Emma. She reminds me of my oldest daughter at that age. She talked a lot as well. Good memories.
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  40619. Now, imagine experiencing it as a passenger in one of the Ring Taxis, driven by a pro (or former pro) racing driver. Might be the best rollercoaster ride you'll ever experience (also admittedly probably the most expensive, starting at 330 EUR).
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  40620. Amazing machine. But it still can't beat the sound of my Ducati V-twin with Termignoni titanium pipe. Nothing is better than that symphony!
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  40621. The workhorse cars from the austrian Polizei are either the mid size VW Touran or the full size VW Sharan. The Touran is quite popular since its only 4.55m long yet has a boot capacity of 865L and maple space for 5 ppl. The civilian Touran was one of the best selling cars the 10yrs ago. Its also quite economical with the TDI engines. We get 45-50mpg/5-5.5L/100km The skoda undercover cars are usually octavia models, black or grey. Makes them really hard to spot, since the octavia is like the family wagon for the "financially smart" dad. So they are very common and hard to distinguish from police cars
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  40622. You need to react to SAMIR! YOU'RE BREAKING THE CAR!
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  40623. And yet when the current Peugout 208 went on sale in 2019, lot of Americans were jealous.
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  40624. ​ @chrism869  Some Renault models were sold in the USA, Renault 5 was sold in the US, but known as Renault Le Car. I believe that Renault 21/Medallion was the last Renault.
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  40625. i appreciate everything you do and i like your australia content
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  40626. the track is insane. you see it on tv your like okay. you go there in real its like holy cow batman ;) I did a trip to orange a number of years ago. and on the way home we drove on it. when you go up the hill. and down around the shacane.(the s bend) it goes down and around. when you go down that thing it is so steep and if you hit the race line you cannot see around the corner you are driving blind. I was like now I see why most of the crashes happen here. its on thing to see in on tv. or from the cars camera. or on this video. but when you get out and see it in real its like :O yikes
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  40627. Lynx is a much bigger cat compared to a Bobcat. An adult lynx can weigh up to 60lbs while a bobcat maxes out at round 30lbs. When i was a kid i went goose hunting near Alturas, California and we went into a shop and i hear this strange sound from behind the counter. Then up jumps a friggin bobcat onto the counter. Of course his name was "Bob" and the owner had found him as a kitten with its eyes not even open and decided to raise it. It was actually real friendly. Though i wouldn't want to piss it off considering how much a normal house cat can shred you at 1/5 the size.
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  40628. 12:32 Tatra Phoenix truck built for Dakar Rally, this time running just for show at some hillclimb event. Engine is a modified Caterpillar 6-cylinder, 1100 bhp or so.
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  40629. 6:00 no they didn't turn around the boats were on the return from the Harwood Bridge in This video it was the 108km water ski race from Grafton nsw to the Harwood Bridge and back and is held on Sunday of the October long weekend each year. but in 2019 it was changed The new course consist of two 50km laps from Grafton to Brushgrove. The top end of the course will remain the same as previous years, with boats heading upstream from the Crown Hotel in Grafton, to the tip of Susan Island before heading down the back of the island and under the Grafton Bridges and heading down river. This year, competitors will turn around just near the Brushgrove Bridge, before heading back up river to complete the first lap. Crews will complete two laps of this course, before crossing the finish line at the Crown Hotel in Grafton, to complete a total course distance of 100km. 2019 race was divided into two Heats. Heat 1 – Will start at 9am and run until 11am and include the following classes: Superclass, Unlimited Inboard, Unlimited Outboard, Unlimited Naturally Aspirated, Sportsman’s Class and Under 18 Years. Heat 2 will run from 11am to 1.30pm and will be for the following classes: 1up, MOC, F2, Women’s, Under 16 Years, 70MPH/Weekend Warrior, Under 14 Years, 60MPH and Under 12 Years. So it was two separate races that year, with the faster boats racing in the first heat at 9am. 2020 didn't happend 2021 Bridge to Bridge was also cancelled but Planning is under way for the 2022 event to be held in November 2022 sorry I don't know anything about the boats or the murrumbidgee river race Also I googled the Bridge to Bridge and this 1989 video popped up you could do a reaction and cut out the stuff you don't need or just watch the whole thing in private. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtvisHGsA28 sorry for the old video it was all that there was
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  40630. Surely react to New Zealand superstock crashes you won't regret it especially when it comes to the teams champs
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  40631. Hey Ian, can I borrow$15🤣 I really like our money, it is more durable, especially when wet. However it can be brittle when folded and split.
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  40632. Let the Mrs know they make mint Tim Tams, so she can get the best of both worlds. As for CC’s I make a Mexican layered dip with those… smashed avocado on bottom, refried beans on top of avocado, salsa on top of refried beans & sour cream on top of salsa. You can garnish it on top with chives, cheese or leave it as is. Dip the CC’s in all 4 layers & enjoy the fusion of flavours.
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  40633. Puttin in the OT today Ian cheers mate love the content.
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  40634. The cars have air jacks
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  40635. You should have a look at gaelic football from ireland which is similar except its played with a round ball on a rectangular field that is much bigger than a soccer field but much smaller than AFL and different tackle rules.Then there is hurling which is similar to gaelic except with a stick and small ball
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  40636. Hello Scandinavia - SCANIA from Sweden and DANFOSS from Denmark ...
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  40637. I have heard of people pulling bumpers off the front of stuck vehicle, but splitting a vehicle at the firewall needs a special kind of expert. Good boy, Russ!
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  40638. LOL! I remember these ads. Hey Charger...
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  40639. Whittaker Chocolate is the Boss JELLYTIP/CARAMEL CREAM/HAWKES BAY BLACK DORIS PLUM AND ROASTED ALMOND/WILLINGTON ROASTED COFFEE SUPREME FLAT WHITE CHOCOLATE/FIJIAN GINGER AND KERIKERI MANDARIN/NELSON PEAR AND MANUKA HONEY/MARLBOROUGH SEA SALT CARAMEL BRITTLE WITH SAFFRON/WEST COAST BUTTERMILK CARAMELIZED WHITE CHOCOLATE .....AND THAT IS JUST ONE OF THE RANGES FROM WHITTAKER'S me and my partner probably get though $20-25 a week.... the three best healthiest food groups CHOCOLATE/CHEESECAKE/BACON NO DEBATING ON THIS IT IS FACT
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  40640. States in America are like countries to Europe: each state has its own culture and identity and varies from every other state. Same language, common currency, and free travel between states. For instance, California is vastly different than West Virgina, Florida, and NewYork. While New Mexico is adjacent to Arizona and share the desert environment, they are quite different from each other too; about the same amount of difference between Portugal and Spain.
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  40641. I would be like yea its mine 😝
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  40642. You should watch this Australian show called Mr Inbetween, it would give you great insight into Australia, a little bit of cars, and it’s “underworld”, show has a similar premise to dexter, so if you enjoyed that show you will love this one.
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  40643. Man do I love the shape of this car. How I wish they sold Skoda's in the USA. You are a very lucky guy.
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  40644. My Uncles advertising company was behind the Toyota adds.
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  40645. 8:37 "I've a lot to learn about them ..." ➡ Based on, what you've said, I tried to find the excellent video from carwow about the FH16 (as 750, which is the most powerful version), entirely in English (to not focus onto subtitles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dgdk555G0g Hope, you like it :)
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  40646. My uncle have roadster two seater, it looks sexy without rag roof.
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  40647. Lived in Darwin for 13 years and loved every day of it. The trippy thing about Wangi Falls is how cold the water is coming out of the rocks, it literally takes your breathe away when you first get in.
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  40648. Fun facts: There are 602 Skoda Felicia registered in Denmark at present, and keep in mind that those has to be inspected to be roadworthy every 2 years to keep their license plates. Skoda has been voted car of the Year in Denmark 3 times: 1997: Skoda Octavia 2001: Skoda Fabia 2014: Skoda Octavia Skoda made a pickup variant of the Felicia. Search Skoda Felicia Fun for pictures.
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  40649. Hey mate, I know you get heaps of links to videos but I thought you'd like this one. Amethystine Pythons are fairly common in the rainforest where I used to live and I figured you might like to see how big they can be. https://youtu.be/bPMRodTixnM
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  40650. Similar in Southamerica, we have 2 different words, home would be”hogar” in Spanish, and house would be “casa” in other words the building.
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  40651. I have a friend in Montana and another in Washington and they both sent me pictures of kangaroo sausage in their supermarkets. Kangaroo meat apparently isn't exclusive to Australia
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  40652. "found this by accident ". the full onboard video is far superior
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  40653. Ian, it’s not so much about facts as much as it is about perceptions of America, and those count! The US is not making a good impression on the rest of the world, the perception is that they think they’re a great country but that’s not always what we perceive from outside.
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  40654. It's a shame GM took our money and ran and closed Holden, then Americans decide to show interest in our cars. RIP Holden
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  40655. Congratulations from Germany too! It is a really cute name for the little princess. Well done!!
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  40656. I have a prediction. There will be 9 packets of mango left next election. Lol
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  40657.  @IWrocker  you should look into rally cross. I know you will love it.
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  40658. React to Porsche 991 rsr gte sound
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  40659. Go SOX
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  40660. Oz is full of fat, booze drunken fools, that don’t work, and bludge off the government, and their families. Snakes yes, just watch what your doing, and where you put your feet. Like other countries, we don’t all sound like yobbo’s and yes we do have electricity. Wake up world, we are just the same as you!
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  40661. Michael Schumacher was a very good skier, but, when doing as these guys are doing,ofpiste skiing, you can get badly hurt, seriously not for rookies, my advice,Ian, is learn first the basics, how to slow down, how to turn,then, and only then should u contemplate any and all ofpiste skiing, good videos homes, keep up the good work
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  40662. The 6S gives you like 45 minutes? :D It's around 5 to max 10 minutes with 2x 6S in a plane like the Freewing F-14 Tomcat XD
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  40663. Aus had some more good ones, the ad in 2012 for the Hilux was pretty memorable. It played for ages
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  40664. Nice job Ian thanks for sharing :)
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  40665. It brings smile to my face to see Americans find the true joy European beers offer. 😀 German and Czech beers are very similar, even though as a patriot, I have to insist on Czech beers being just a tad better than German ones...🇨🇿 I wonder if there's an easy way to ship some local beers to you? Many of the smaller breweries make the best beers ever, but they usually don't export them, and even the big ones that export to the US don't export the best stuff... 🤔
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  40666. I like your videos, thank you very much for them. Greetings from the German city of Solingen (also called the “City of Blades,” famous for our knives and swords).
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  40667. Nice mate. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  40668. I've watched a lot of the reaction videos to this RG 2020 GG awards and your reaction is my fave by far! Thanks and I hope you've done other reactions to his other GG videos. If you have plz let me know. He's a gem 💛 And so hilarious! 😂 But his brutal honesty I think is the most refreshing and him hitting the Hollywood elite is just classic! 👍👏👏👏 I wish he was the host of ALL award shows 😊
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  40669. Wow, very impressed by your comprehensive and thoughtful input. You were very understanding and argued for and against which was so nice to hear! I value channels like yours 👍🏼
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  40670. I had an old vh vacationer. The one car I never wish I sold. Was really just the best old car I've ever driven
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  40671. That is actually the First I have ever heard of the Marree Man . Definitely there , on Google Maps . Similar to what is on the Plains of Cuzco . Peru . That SKULL . Oh dear God . A Fake surely . Let's hope so . Hieroglyphs are a HOAX I feel sure . Did you notice the Dickandballs Glyph ? That Castle is Super Cool . And yeah , Bloke who built it ? What a Boss . The " Horizontal Waterfalls " are cased by the SIZE of Equatorial Tides . Can be 20-30 metres between Low and High . Not kidding . Never BEEN to the Wave-Rock personally . YES Bucket-List item . The worlds BEST Presented Geo-Syncline . That Titanosaur must , I suppose , be related in some way to Brontosaurus and Diplodocus . The GIANT Quadrupeds . Hmmm . Gnomes . Lotsa begettin' and begattin' been happening there . Fruitful and Multiply . Must be Catholic Gnomes . I had ALWAYS wondered where that " Forest Ship Hulk " was . Now I know . The Embarrassing thing is : I LIVE IN SYDNEY . Never knew .
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  40672. I live in adelade SOUTH Australia, I went 120 mph on highway 1, in a 1993 datsun 180b , in 1989
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  40673. If your a car guy goodwood is a amazing day out just walking the pits is awesome.
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  40674. you should try reacting to danish emergency vehicles
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  40675. Starbucks in Italy?! HAHAHAHAHHAHA
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  40676. To finish first, one must first finish. Bathurst is the ultimate test in Australian motorsport, I watched this race as a not quite 6 year old. The Bathurst 1000 is a permanent fixture on my calendar
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  40677. 🤣 xx I am glad you enjoy watching our culture as much as you do xx
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  40678. That Turkish guy made me think of all the Americans who come to Europe and expect to find air conditioning, waste disposal devices, dishwashers, clothes dryers, closets etc. Most of those things do exist but are by no means universal.
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  40679. My opinion is Holden and Ford should of kept making there performance vehicles and just dropped the bass model's and Australia would still have something we could call our own. Just my opinion. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  40680. Merry Christmas to you and yours Ian!
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  40681. Pretty sure that's Netherlands not UK. You'll see a wider mix of vehicles and more actual racing in UK.
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  40682. Red Dog - So sad Were they missing Backyard Ashes!!!!!
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  40683. Try watching our KFC ads in Australia. Some of them are magic.
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  40684. Now I know why the Unimog name was familiar to me. All firefighting trucks in here are Unimogs.
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  40685. Hey mate. My first video of yours. Loved it. Although, I couldn't help but notice, you look very much like an Aussie YouTuber known as, Ozzy Man. I would LOVE to see a team up with you 2 in a reaction video. Here's the link to his channel. https://youtube.com/user/ozzymanreviews
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  40686. The ginger beer bottle is about the same as a stubby bottle.
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  40687. I think the variety of trucks also depends on the terrain , the size of the roads , and how tight the turns are . Also the maximum length of vehicle and trailers in different countries and states. In Australia we have a bit of everything . In city’s like Melbourne and Sydney trucks with two trailers are fairly common , and B doubles , two trailer rigs with cab overs or flat nose are easier for getting around the city’s and wharves. Out in the country and outback road trains with two or three trailers, or even more in some scenarios. As for European trucks vs American trucks , I think a lot of it comes back to drive lines and coomanality of parts and ease of repair. For ease of repair I think the American trucks had win in that area, for a start American trucks can have engines from different company’s , Detroit , caterpillar, Cummins, Mack , and usually a buyer can pick and choose his own driveline and power unit. And detroit engines for example came in many different configurations, to many to mention , and often parts where interchangeable from a v6 to a v8 , and at times engines could even be joined together. Volvos and Scanias, etc ……. Not so much. The American engines where imo easier and cheaper to repair in a lot of cases . As an ex trucky myself , we used to joke about engine repairs on euro trucks vs American engined trucks . 3000 dollars for a rebuild kit on 8 Detroit and 500 bucks for a rebuilt injector pump vs 3000 dollars on a Volvo engine and 20000 bucks for a new injector pump, but that was a couple of decades ago when I was driving. Buyers all have different criteria why they buy a certain brand. I used to like kenworths and Mack’s and western stars , I also drove the odd euro model and did come to like a lot about them too , I had a bit of fetish for the big luxury freightliner cab overs , like driving a lounge room 😀.
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  40688. Hurst indy shifter 😍 T10😍 tough 308😍 mechanical injection 😍
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  40689.  @IWrocker  Thanks for the response. Keep up the good content. So if you want to have your mind blown with some car stuff, here's something that's a little different that I think you should check out... Search for "Ferrari 312 PB replica scale model. Must Watch!!!!". You will NOT be disappointed.
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  40690. In my opinion, the US coke is heaps better tasting than Aussie coke
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  40691. Ha, ridgy didge vid matey. How good are the bloody tim tams ay???🤘🍻🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  40692. Man that was a true lap of the gods Mostert will win tomorrows race if the mountain does not bite first and let's hope it does not rain 🌧️ tomorrow , Enjoy the Race tomorrow Iain I'll be watching .
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  40693. SHAPES. The flavor you can see. Plus the shape of the biscuit is on the box.
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  40694. The only thing annoying as hell, is the non-stop commentary from the glass box! Those boys need to shut up so we can hear that freakin' engine, man. The race commentators just never stop, every darn race its the same, give ya mouths a break fellas and let the car do the talking 🤘🏼 Go hard or go home 😀 ps. I'm Aussie born and breed, a Supercar fan and Holden owner, VE SV6 with the Aussie designed and built Alloytec V6. 230kW (308 bhp) at the rear with over the radiator cold air intake, Catback exhaust and ECU custom tuning.
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  40695. A few Opels or Opel-platform vehicles sold in North America in the last 20-25 years off the top of my head (before watching the video): - Last 2 generations of the Buick Regal: Opel Insignia with Opel turbo 4-cylinder(s) and some non-Opel (perhaps Chevrolet) V6 - last generation of the Saturn Vue: Opel Antara with some non-Opel (perhaps Chevrolet) V6 - Buick Verano in the 2010s: perhaps same platform as the Opel Astra J series. Not sure about the current Verano but pretty sure it has a lot to do with PSA models just like the Astra itself at this point. - Buick Cascada of the 2010s: Opel Cascada - Saturn Astra of the mid to late 2000s: Opel Astra H. Mainly Opel engines as well I think. - Chevy Cruze of the late 2000s and early 2010s: I suspect the 1.8 engine was the same that was available in the Astra. Platform: might have been that of the Astra. Later Cruze model(s): I think they still use(d) Opel Ecotec engines. - Cadillac Catera: Opel Omega with some GM V-engines. (EU spec Omegas also had V6 engine options (2.5 and 3.0) but I think those were Opel designs unlike the ones in the US spec car
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  40696. You are an honorary Australian when you say "he just tapped the arse end"
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  40697. In NASCAR and V8 Supercars, the further back in time you go, the better it is to watch.
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  40698. blue car is a old mopar
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  40699. New to your channel to see your appreciation for our culture, our humour and our natural environment epic
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  40700. Search 'Agro Adults Only'
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  40701. 🥰🥰🥰
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  40702. Omg milo and ice cream is the best….
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  40703. Maybe you look for some videos of the BMW M1 Procar 😊
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  40704. Love the shirt mate
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  40705. Hi Mate if you do ever get to come over to Australia , you're welcome to come and stay at my place near Bundaberg Queensland Australia I'll show you around and take you fishing and crabbing ,, Cheers Pal stay safe from the COVID-19
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  40706. If you haven't already, I can definitely recommend the channel 'CPH Emergency Vehicles' Lots of great videos on Danish emergency vehicles
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  40707. If I win the lottery, I'll find one and send it to you...
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  40708. more nz content lol
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  40709. It's pretty hard to tell due to the perspective, but even the smallest guys on the field are bloody HUGE. And the biggest guys are just monstrous (feel sorry for their parents trying to feed them as kids).
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  40710. If you want to see a few examples of aussie 4x4 rigs in action take a look at the channel built not bought , an example is the video "the most damage in one day"
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  40711. OK I have a question - In lots of films and tv, we see US citizens standing in big queues at the "DMV" and it is always portrayed as a real hassle and inconvenience. You don't do anything like that in the UK. How much of that is real?
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  40712. FYI, for those who were not in the military there are three (3) official sizes of the Colors (the flag): Storm, Garrison and Post. The flag in the video appears to be a non-official size - larger than a Garrison Flag and smaller than a Post Flag.
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  40713. If you want to try Filipino food i would ease in with Soup Number Five first.
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  40714. I have to agree to the other commenters: The clips mostly show the trains going through stations or other more low-speed sections of track. Apart from that, some of the trains seen here are not true high-speed trains, with a max speed of around 250 to 280 km/h. Their true speed can only be truly appreciated by either seeing them on the real high speed parts of the tracks or by using one yourself. Most of these trains have info-displays on the inside, next to the ends of the train cars where passengers enter or leave the train. During travel, this usually alternates between showing the next destination, the current speed and other information. Slower sections will be around the 200 to 270 km/h mark, but on the high speed sections (which have extra smooth tracks and more sturdy "bedding") you can expect 300 km/h or more. The highest I remember from my travels was around 370 km/h (at least thats what I saw, not sure how accurate the info actually was), on a stretch with the French TGV when riding from Paris to Marseille. Pretty smooth ride as far as I remember, definitely recommended...
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  40715. I`m liking watching your stuff mate, but that accent attempt was horrible lol 10 points for effort though
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  40716. Still like the sound of the Carrera GT a bit more. And the Lexus LFA. But, and but, those newer pipes they are using on Aventador's and some other Lambo's are also freakish. Because the Lexus yes, it sounds awesome, but to be honest the fact that the sound was workd scientifically takes something out of the equation. But the Carrera GT sound is out of this world. Besides, you my friend already saw the porche 919 in the Nurburing circuit so.....
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  40717. I told you that you would love rally cross 😂😂
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  40718. I love the blue Giocattolo in the first video.....I want it!! BTW Ian, I have never heard of this until now, thanks again for a great informative video.
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  40719. I have Black Oak LED pods, 2 spots and 2 floods, mounted on the RED bar for about 6 months now. '16 PW. The setup doesn't affect the parking sensors.
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  40720. Mitsubishi, brought to you by the people that built Mitsubishi Zeros, that bombed Pearl Harbor and Darwin in WWII!!
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  40721. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years from here in Hungary!🌲🌲🍾
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  40722. Hi Ian Unimog was independent beurre Daimler Benz bought it. It means Universalmotorgerät in German (Multi Purpose Motorized Tool). This Doka (Doppelkabine, in English double cabin or crew cabin) is really beautiful. Hôtel you'll fond one son for sale... and get it !
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  40723. The first american to: a. Have vegemite properly b. Like it
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  40724. HQ's came with 4 engine choices, 202cuin 6, 253 cu in V8, 308 cu in V8 and 350cu in V8. Most of the sedans and utes had a choice of the first three engines, two door Monaro's and Statesman's could have the 308 or 350V8 but the 350's were more for export to South Africa and the Middle East. Also different gearboxes, 3 spd manual, 4 spd manual, Turbo 350 auto, turbo 400 auto, there was also Holden's home built Trimatic auto box, I think I destroyed 4 of those. My HQ was a 73 build Premier with bucket seats, 253 cu in V8 and a Trimatic T-bar auto, we called then Traumatics. It was white with about 22,000mls on clock, belonged to my gran pop. By the time I was finished with it it was chrome yellow, custom beige leather/vinyl interior, Lowered with King Springs and KYB carbon gas shocks, full nolathane bush kit, Chevy 400 small block, Edelbrock Torker manifold, 650 Carter Carb, Turbo 400 gearbox set up as manual, 12 bolt Chevelle diff and 4 wheel discs ( mongrel to set up ) and a Jensen sound system with sub woofer. Speedo pegged out at 220kph but the tacho went a lot further than the speedo. It's major problem was it ran hot. So that was solved with a 5 core alloy radiator and twin electric fans, Also fitted electronic ignition at the same time which helped heaps. It was a great car till fuel started shooting up in the late seventies. I miss that more than my SS Commodore mainly because I built it, with a little help from mates.
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  40725. Mark Bryant I was looking at the 2017 wagon since it was announced last year. Finally this past July the right deals were in place and I bought one. I don’t see myself ever driving anything else.
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  40726. FWIW there is a Youtube video on people in the US who import Holden Ute bodies and mate them to the G8s to basically make a LHD version of the Holden ute, then claim there is 1 state in the US where you can legally regsiter the ute as a Holden ute and then transfer that reg to any other state after it's been registered for the first time. I reckon there was video by Carwiki or someone. Top notch jobs they did like factory finish and fully legal in the US. Can't imagine the cost though but you certainly do have LHD versions of the Holden Ute in the States. The are all the VE style G8 version, nothing VF wise I don't think.
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  40727. Thanks :)
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  40728. Finally!!! 🙏🏼 I knew this was going to get an awesome reaction!
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  40729. Yes, indeed, brother Ian, we do go hard over here in europe :))))
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  40730. Bit disappointed it missed out Croke Park in Ireland, it holds over 82,000 people, Irish sports gaelic and hurling is played there, maybe a future reaction too.
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  40731. I had to laugh I’m an Aussie and work at “Outback Steakhouse” yes we have them in Australia too
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  40732. I was at Bathurst 1980, in those days there was no access road to the Skyline camping ground so they opened the track to traffic between races but only in race direction. We were heading out for dinner Saturday night as we started down the mountain an over zealous biker dropped his bike and skidded down the dipper. We pulled over to help, put on the handbrake put the trans in first got out. Our car a 1970 Ford cortina started to roll down the dipper turning over the engine, I jumped back in and put my foot on the brake pedal. Then the car slid down the dipper with all four wheels locked. About four meters of the middle of the dipper is a 40% gradient (36 deg).
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  40733. Turkish delights go straight in the bin at my place, they are crap. Violet crumble is just melted down caramelized sugar with some bi carb soda added and when it starts to rise in the pot quickly get it on a baking tray and when it cools and sets hard you have violet crumble. 👍🤓🇦🇺
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  40734. There was a V8 Supercars event held in Austin years ago. There is a video of the race.
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  40735. I do have to agree with the video, the places listed there are great to visit. Suprised that Jeseníky were #2 though. Greetings from Czech Republic. Hope to see you here.
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  40736. on average our weather is awesome . summer does get hot . but not all summer . same as winter gets a bit cool . but not snow cool . lol . ummmm . from about september it starts warming up from winter , winter is usually not bad . depending where you are . im in a weird place . western sydney . im an hour from the snowy mountains . but an hour from the ocean lol . winter here gets to normally 0 Celsius at worst . sometimes -3 or 4 . but thats the early morning just before sun up . our days are from 12 cel to around 17 c . which is ok . spring is september 1 thats when the warmer days kick in . usually around 20 to 25 c . nights and mornings around 6 to 10 c . so nights n mornings a bit cool . but usually lovely days unless we get the late august winds . lol i dont know why they call them august winds when we always get them in september . lol october is 2nd month of spring . but really starts warming up . early n late temps are in the teens , days can go from 25 to 35 c in a flash . November is usually hot . high 20's to even upto 40's c . december is summer . and temps are often 25 upto even 50 c but in saying that we have the summer time monsoon seasons from asia . so we usually get alot of storms and rain . then about feburary . things start cooling down again for autumn . autumn or fall as you call it , is like our springs , but reversed . it goes from hot to cool instead of cool to hot . and that about sydneys weather for a year for you lol .
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  40737. There is a FG FPV GT parked 20 metres from where I am watching this. Unfortunately it isn't mine...
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  40738.  @KevinBrown-lv2fk  They are vicious all the same so I totally agree!
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  40739. @iWrocker Looks like Dr.Octupus from spiderman😆
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  40740. Wait. From 8:11 onwards... is that a Hayabusa powered Tuk Tuk? I never knew I needed one in my life. That's awesome!
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  40741. I used to work at “2, Easey Street, Collingwood”, too easy…….
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  40742. They both did well in their own way
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  40743. Find Glen Seton in the wet. Classic video.
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  40744. Sad but true! 😟🥴👍 Adminstrative work is a huge part of each day, even in Australia, these hours are supposed to be about planning subjects and consideration of student needs! Would more responsibility from parents help?, parents used to do more and not just interfere!! Security! 🤬 Hourly rates hardly apply to teaching! 😏 There aren't enough teachers in Australia, but we do always value them! 👍
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  40745. It has been a a very bad 48 hours for Australian sport as also Dean Woods an Olympic Gold Medal winning track cyclist passed away from Cancer.
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  40746. American Ford just steals the technology we produced rather then importing our cars, they are allowed they own the company but yeh they never wanted our cars just the technology
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  40747. Been to Goodwood a load of times, met my hero's, in racing. If you come over to the UK ,go see the Isle of Man TT 2 weeks earlier , then Glastonbury, Then Goodwood.
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  40748. Whoever you are, can you buy me all this shit also? You've spent like 100 dollars on food for them and god knows how much postage; you can be my sugar daddy, It will be really rewarding! lol I like food!
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  40749. Your cave looks grouse, Ian. The lighting works!! Hope you and fam are well, mate…. 👍🏼
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  40750. We have pop tarts but I've only seen the one flavour chocolate. We have the Starbucks coffee in Coles and stuff
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  40751. i call a thumb tack just a oin, to me a pin is a pin
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  40752. The car you saw when you paused the video is a Gordon Murray t50. It's looks are a case of form follows function. Possibly the best engineered car money can buy. You're certainly not on your own with the BMW opinion, I was a lifelong BMW fanboy but the looks have got too wacky for me now. The snap, crackle and pop is the antilag system.
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  40753. I have never seen anything like this, looks yum👍🙂
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  40754. Agro is Jamie Dunne and Anne- Marie Biggar
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  40755. youtube brought me here and i dont know why. but it was fun watching you guys. greetings from germany. please check "stauder" beers the next time. its delicious. cheers.
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  40756. These are my 2 go -to beers.. as a regular beer drinker, I buy which one is on sale each week. Tooheys wins on price
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  40757. We are warned about the outback,, nd when heading out the locals will tell you b4 you move on into nothing,,
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  40758. I normally dont browse the reddit but this was pretty cool I wouldnt mind more of these maybe like a bi weekly thing?
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  40759. I have a washing machine that plays my national anthem (NZ) haha
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  40760. If the V8 sounds like that I can't even imagine what the V16 will sound like
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  40761. a reactor that understands push econics without knowing it. knows more than a lot of people that talk about the wage lol.
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  40762. That civic cop car is the sort of thing I imagine the police showing off at a tuner club show n shine or something like that
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  40763. You need to watch the movie 'Running on empty'!!!
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  40764. Nice house for sale on Conrod Straight at Bathurst... if you have a spare 5 million to spend. 🤑
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  40765. You should look into the New Zealand side. The old Hamilton 400 track was a pop up track built in the city.
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  40766. Checkout the VL Walkinshaw it’s an 1988 Holden first HSV Holden build
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  40767. Dunno about 'viral', but this clip caused a bit of a noise... Bunnings Snag Sanga Drone Delivery! :v Original clip; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dHQxNCIYUE News Report; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuXkLwnx_ak
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  40768. You should do a american nascar oval circuit and see what's harder and what race course produces better racers
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  40769. Yep, real Japanese cars that speak Japanese to the driver and we (me) have no idea what I've done to deserve what sounds like a telling off lol.
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  40770. The V12, V10, V8 Engines in the Formula 1 cars from 1990 to 2013 was some of the best sounding engines, that's my opinion, but the Turbo V6s from 1981 to 1989 sounded really nice as well. V12s were “officially” banned in 2000, to “keep costs down” (and to screw Toyota) by supposedly preventing teams from experimenting with new engine layouts; however, it should be noted that literally nobody was using V12s anyway, and in fact, nobody had used V12s for about 5 years before the rule came into effect. The main issue was that the V12 was just far too fuel-thirsty, and it was slowing the car down via either forcing the driver to lift-and-coast to save fuel, or make an extra pit stop to refuel. Hence, after 1996, everyone went down either V8 or V10 routes due to comparable power output without the extreme fuel consumption of a thirsty, unreliable V12. V10s (especially those of the 3.0L variety) had been the de facto engine of Formula 1 since 1998 (literally nobody ran anything other than a V10 from 1998, and from 1996 to 97, the only teams to run anything other than a V10 were the hopeless backmarkers with cheaper V8s), until their abolition in 2006 (with a special exception made, but we’ll get onto that). V10s are notable for being not only powerful, but also making a very, very distinctive sound; one that is sorely missed by current fans. The problem was that the cars were becoming alarmingly fast, and the road relevancy of V10s was, shall we say, not exactly there. As a result, the FIA decided to slow the cars down by limiting the power of the engines, and they accomplished this by lowering the maximum displacement of the engines from 3.0L to 2.4L, as well as mandating a smaller V8 arrangement, which was deemed more road relevant than a V10. (Fun fact: the FIA had a special clause which allowed them to grant special exemptions to some teams, and this exemption was indeed granted to Minardi. Team owner Paul Stoddart more-or-less begged the FIA for permission to continue using V10s due to the cash-starved Minardi being unable to afford changing engines, and the FIA responded by creating this exemption, at the cost of a rev limiter and a restrictor plate to keep the V10s performance roughly on par with the V8s. When the team was sold to Red Bull to become Toro Rosso, teams protested until the STR01 proved, in no uncertain terms, that it was still not up to par; it scored a grand total of just 1, yes, ONE point in the whole season) V8s were mandated from 2006 until 2013, when they were superseded by the dawn of the current 1.6L V6 turbo-hybrid era. This was done due to a desire to make engines “more road relevant” again (which has failed catastrophically). The engines were made smaller, and, for the first time since the 1980s, turbochargers were allowed again. In addition, the new engines have all sorts of electrical harvesting capabilities to power an electric motor (KERS from 2009 was renamed the MGU-K, and a new component in the form of the MGU-H) which provides bursts of power during a lap. The issue is, this chase for efficiency has left the engines sounding very dull (compare the scream of the V10s and V8s to the dull whine of the V6t’s), and the components are so difficult and intricate that they will never see use in any normal car; hell, other than in something bonkers like the Mercedes-AMG One, the MGU-H will never see use in anything for the road. Where the rules will take us in 2026 is anybody’s guess.
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  40771. Check👀🚘 out our horsepower🚖 party SUMMERNATS CANBERRA AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 🇭🇲🍻🍻☀️💪🇭🇲
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  40772. You seriously need to watch the Longtail Mclaren F1 that car was a 24 Hr Endurance Race Monster!!!!!!
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  40773. There's also the A.C.T. which is the Australian Capital Territory. State-hood is determined by population level (primarily). Incidentally, that's exactly how the U.S. decided statehood. I was reading U.S. history recently (admittedly an abridged version) and the law was exactly the same. The U.S. federal govt. could overrule the decisions of Territorial govts. (except there are no longer any Territories in the U.S.) You have to have, in the first place, a certain number of people to become a State.
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  40774. Happy birthday day ian hope you have a great day
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  40775. It's like a Swiss army knife with 4 wheels
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  40776. A 12 is always impressive sounding, it being a flat or V. Unrestricted sounds good for most all engines too. Also 60-70's noise wasn't a issue 😅 Its crazy how smal many of these cars really are, they looks so big when you see them racing.
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  40777.  @IWrocker , my apologies. Yes, it did come across as you not knowing. All good; enjoy your Aussie adventures!
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  40778. I've owned a Peugeot 205 .. one of my favourite cars to drive. Sure, mine wasn't a race car, but you could tell it was made for fast driving on little windy french roads. When I parted with it it went to a new home at a local rally school. I'd own another in a flash!
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  40779. He near lost it in the dirt at the top of the mountain, then locked up heading into the dipper (or was it the esses?) and still hit the line half a second in front of everyone else. One can only wonder what the time would have been if he'd nailed the top of the hill.
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  40780. One of the islands off of Tasmania is king island famous for its milk and cheese products Check out Queenstown Tasmania for its gravel football field
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  40781. I watch F1 from South Africa and I have been watching since 1994 I wouldn't be able to explain as good as the 2nd comment you got but I can see that you are catching up quickly. I will keep watching your reactions so good luck with that
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  40782. So glad your back!!! Best Ram on the Tube
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  40783. The tow truck looks like a 5-ton Iveco Daily, ideal for urban work, easily tow a big SUV
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  40784. Great video! I’ve always been a Vegemite kid myself 😎👍🏼💛
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  40785. There are specific classes for this type of cars in rally, but they can win overall as well in certain events. In events with dry tarmac and long straits this cars are a threat. In the national championship of my country, a few years ago, a former champion made a season with an Aston Martin DB9. Even tho it didn't work very well for him, earing the car miles before it passes it front of you and the power it had was amazing to watch and would take more spectators to the stages.
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  40786. 🍺Having a VB now Watching you guys Love the reviews keep them up🇦🇺
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  40787. G'day from Australia, the New South Wales Police, used the R/T Charger 440 originally as their Highway Pursuit Cars 🇦🇺
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  40788. Watching someone see this for the first time. For context is supposed to parody LoTR and the grandiose airline ads
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  40789. ❤😊
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  40790. Did you see John Bowe shared your video the other day?
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  40791. Congratulations Ian, been watching you from the beginning. All the best for the future. Cheers.
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  40792. Ball is 5kg
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  40793. Cheese and Vegemite sandwich was a lunch staple at school.
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  40794. That was a very interesting video. I did learn a lot more than I'd thought. Since you asked for recommendations I'd suggest you look into the city of Bamberg (Germany) maybe with this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwB-dO5dh-Y
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  40795. I used to grind the camshafts for hq association and commodore cup, its a amashem up derby lol
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  40796. I was there when this happened! Love your channel mate, gives me goosebumps watching this again. If you want some personal videos of the race let me know and I can send them through from Raceday.
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  40797. Hey mate great video.. That was really interesting and enjoyable to watch.Some factors are a little off.. Australia is actually about (7.7) Million sq km in size.. So America is around 27% larger then Ozz.
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  40798. I've seen GMC, F150 (raptor too) and Ram's (trx once) pickups here in Austria. Since we got mountains, as you know, they can be quite useful and handy (seen one F150 with the skiing equipment in the bed for example)
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  40799. Hey Mate, love your videos. Your a funny bugger & your little family is awesome.. You fit in just fine here in Australia Cobb. We to do enjoy drinking a few beers with our Dads and mates whilst revving the beejezus out of our cars. Love ya work. Bloody legendary stuff. 👍
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  40800. I live in the south island with a population of 1.2 million but we have 4 race tracks ruapuna/levels/highlands/teretonga new Zealand love motor sport please check out the john britten motor bike story
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  40801. The Bridal Boys helped me to find the place where you were driving. ":rochaus" - Music and Spirits sounds quite german. Cheers from an Austrian Skoda Driver!
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  40802. The spiked animal is an echidna. Only one of two monotremes in the world. The other also lives only in Australia - the platypus. A monotreme is a mammal that lay eggs.
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  40803. Shirt 👔 fit’s! 👌
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  40804. Go the BARRA ! 💪 Love my BARRA ! 👌
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  40805. Hey man, greetings from Czech Republic, i want to recommed you a video called HISTORIC RALLY CARS - BEST OF 2010-2020, its really good
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  40806. Ireland also has alot of toyota stuff Including the glanza starlet
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  40807. And Glenn is one of the best guys you would ever meet.
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  40808. All thiese Scanias ar auto in rl.. you don't really need to use EVERY gear go auto and learn how it shifts Otherwize👍
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  40809. Congratulations to Ian, Danielle, Emma and Andrew. Welcome Sydney to the world. I love her dress. Will she have a middle. What was her weight, date of birth and length. Emma will be a great help for her mum.
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  40810. should check out some kadett C coupe doing hillclimb. they sound soo mean. 50 years old and still killing it
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  40811. Dying inside right now beeps out the word f*** but no worries with the word c***
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  40812. Should have provided a link to that quiz so we could all have a crack.
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  40813. mate, you were dribbling so much garbage you missed the bloody snake!! You freaked out over a spider the snake would have given you a heart attack!
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  40814. I completely forgot how Americans pronounce Hyundai! I love how much you love this track 💙
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  40815. Czech countryside roads are really good for cruising or a bit of sportier driving. But you have to go pretty far out of cities (usually in more mountainous border regions or to the highlands) to get a road section that is less busy. In the video they obviously got it closed off for the purpose of filming, otherwise driving like that would be a traffic accident guaranteed. But if you drive safely and - more or less - within speed limits it still can be a good driving experience if you are into it 🙂 For comparison, when I was in the US I really enjoyed a road trip from Seattle down to San Francisco on the coastal highway 101, especially the section in Oregon between Tillamook and the Oregon - California state line. That road was quite curvy (at least for an American road) with lots of climbs and downhills and not very busy in mid July. And of course there were lots of beautiful views of the Pacific ocean, coastal mountains, woods, rock formations and the like. If I could choose where to live besides Czech Republic, it'd be the Pacific Northwest of the US <3 The perfect antithesis to that was another road trip from Denver, CO to Rapid City, SD. That was just a perfectly straight road through the plains for miles an miles on through rural Wyoming and Nebraska to the point when even a slight turn was like a revolutionary oddly refreshing change :D
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  40816. So Ian, if you’re going to recreate the recipe you need to find white bread with the least amount of sugar in it that you can get……. Seems we don’t do is much sweet bread as you guys do.
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  40817. great fun should try the online mod brother 👍
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  40818. yep new format is spot on
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  40819. Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍
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  40820. If you are serious about buying an old Holden, without breaking the bank, look at the square bodied Torana's. LH to UC models. They can be very expensive if they have race heritage, but finding a clean low priced one can also be a challenge - too many SLR5000 "replicas" priced like they are genuine Bathurst veterans. Standard LC and LJ models (71 to 73) are getting harder to find unfortunately, as they are the genuine gems in the line up.
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  40821. MERRY CHRISY MY AMERICAN FRIEND and im from Canberra Australia
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  40822. @5:52 Have you worked out who the guy is? it's Geoffrey Rush
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  40823. A cousin of my wife. Who lived in Bisbane. Are there also ski resorts in Australia? Greetings and best wishes for 2024. Spakenburg, Netherlands.
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  40824. The halal snack pack is delicious. I eat mine with mayonnaise. The meat is similar to what you get in a Gyros (I think that’s what you call it over there)
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  40825. Gud vid 💯💥😃😎
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  40826. Marcos is the absolute best. Loved watching him race in NASCAR especially Watkins Glen. He, Kyle And Brad was epic in his two wins there.
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  40827. the glowing brakes should be carbon ceramic brakes.
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  40828. Not all GOON is bad. We even play GOON OF FORTUNE here... 4 or more different goon bags taken out and PEGGED on the hills hoist ... round and round and round she goes.... where she stops... Thats your skoll
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  40829. "Look at his face" I LOLd hard
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  40830. I've posted tons of such videos in the Discord ! Nearly found a clip of each major Grand Prix from the 50's Even found one GP of Spa 1952 under the rain ! (won by Ascari)
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  40831. Hey mate. There is an episode of top gear where they drive the VF maloo I'm Australia, you should react to that. You should also react to FPV (Ford performance vehicles)
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  40832. Check out skippy the bush kangaroo for a good laugh
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  40833. That MAN truck was a very nice looking piece of equipment
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  40834. The best part is they and all their dumbfeck followers will stay the feck away. That's how the drop bear myth started, it worked for a while but the secret eventually got out.
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  40835. I wonder why its left hand drive.Maybe they brought it in from the states
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  40836. Ian's Top 10 sounding cars as watched with his YouTube community 2022 edition This was an Awesome video, what a car. Cheers mate 👍
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  40837. French :)
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  40838. You would love a hq 1 tonner
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  40839. Pre lockdown I was spending every spare weekend up in the Vic High Country. I miss being able to do that, my 4x4 is gathering dust now.
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  40840. Check out the Stuart Highway - 500km NO SPEED-LIMIT fastest in the southern hemisphere -lots of scary speed videos
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  40841. We in North America (I'm in 🇨🇦) haul loads just as large as this. We even in the past have designed our own trailers for specific loads which we would tear down (the trailer) at the final destination and erect it vertically into a gantry crane. The one thing that, up here in the oilfields we don't have to deal as much with is the long drawn out routes going through towns with no bypass roads available.
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  40842. I used to watch this every morning during my primary school years :D Late 80's early 90's. This show had cartoons and in between toy giveaways etc with these bickering. Good times. Different times. Could never be aired today.
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  40843. It looks like the guy who is following has to kinda predict while blinded by smoke when the front guy is going to make the transition so he can back up a little and not collide. I have no idea how they are doing it.
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  40844. 10:39 yes bro na triples Weber's 265 with over 600 HP only 6 cylinder in the class he wants to prove a point lol 🤣😄 check him out bro omg
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  40845. Ford Sierra
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  40846. At least they are all driving in the same direction. In Naples, Italy, they are taking the shortest route to their desired exits, while scooters are zooming all around and people trying to clean your windshields for a few coins are jumping in front of you.
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  40847. Should maybe check out some vids of the old tasman series from here in n.z and aus back in the day. The crowds were insane and most top grand prix guys came here for their offseason. Alot of cars remained here also, insane the cars we have here for the amount of people. Cheers
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  40848. You should check out some comedy company or full frontal. See some early Eric Banna (still his best acting imo). Classic 80's/90's Australian comedy. Also Shaun McAuliffe!! Maybe the most underrated Australian celebrity
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  40849. I rarely drink, but I do enjoy a glass of Guinness, and the bigger the head, the better, because sipping through that creamy foam makes the Guinness taste way better!
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  40850. I used to go wheeling with some guys who had some crazy gear. There was a 6x6 Pinz, a Haflinger, a G Wagen and a Hummer. They were some pretty wild trips.
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  40851. These were mostly Czechoslovakian trucks, some of them coming from the Socialist era. Wanna see how old Tatras are? Watch Jay Leno :) https://youtu.be/c2XyLgv-UQY
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  40852. Can’t believe that you don’t have these in America What do u feed the kids when u have a bbq? It’s been a normal meal for kids in Australia for many years For a different variety when your cooking at home is instead of sauce try sausage bacon egg and cheese or sausage with gravy and cheese Cheap meals for your kids and the mess they make when eating them is priceless Most times it hard to get the kids to bed so when after they have finished they must have a bath to clean themselves then they get tired and go straight to sleep Full belly,warm bath =sleep for young kids =adult time
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  40853. We Ozzie's shall Knick name you BLUE. OZZIE OZZIE OZZIE!! , OI OI OI.
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  40854. The Iveco Powerstar (the only long nose Iveco produce) Dakar version is build in Czech Republic, axle are Hungarian, gear box is Alison and the engine is modified by Iveco themselves 6 cylinder, we don't know the process, but i know there are 1200 horsepower (original made 840 hp or less)
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  40855. Love how you clicked Kangaoala on the Fake or Not quiz. That's a mix of Kangaroo and Koala :)
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  40856. Hi Ian, you might want to give this Peter Brock story a watch: https://youtu.be/af4Pq8yDw5w
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  40857. Engine 5.0 308 l34
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  40858. Why put MPH on cars when only three countries still use them all our cars are KPH, The reason America uses KPH as well as MPH is for Migrants, Tourists etc!
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  40859. not even one cup of gløgg? smh 🤭 Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🎁💝
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  40860. that was Jim Richards and Mark Skaife in a R32 Skyline
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  40861. Hello Ian I don't know if there is any videos out there but we have a great Victorian market it is called in Melbourne it is a great place to go and visit has a great nightlife also
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  40862. G'day Ian mate, that is the best vid ever cobber, i think they all end up like the Flintstones car going around with there legs running and holding on to the car to the end 👍🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
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  40863. Omg. When I came to the USA in 2001 I bought home some bars of Irish Spring soap. I still have one left. It still smells good!!!
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  40864. I’m hoping when I get some money to make you a gift box of accidentally and intentionally vegan snacks from Australia as it aligns with my values and I haven’t seen you get anything like that before :)
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  40865. American automotive market+German constructor = BEAST RACE CAR
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  40866. There's a guy, i think Danish who has built a 917k that's road legal. There's a video about it on you tube on Magnus Walker's channel. The thing is freekin nuts!
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  40867. Logies are very real & Sally Struthers was also in the Gilmore Girls she played Babbet. 👊🤠
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  40868. What people don't get about Mt Panorama, well it's in the name, It's a MOUNTAIN, it's the only race in the world where you drive from the lowlands to the top of a mountain and back down each lap. Imagine a race up and down Pikes Peak for 600 miles. When you look over the barrier on Skyline straight down to pit straight it's like looking out of the window of an airplane.
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  40869. I always listen to something on my way to work in the morning, my workplace is only 40 minutes away, I go by public transport. When I got to work on Friday, one of my subordinates asked me what I was listening to, I showed her. She heard the sound of a similar video. She didn't understand what it was, she had a freeze... :)
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  40870. Was watching your latest mailtime when I realised I'd forgotten to watch Pedro's cooking video! That chilli meal looks yum! Always great to see Pedro the legend in action 👏🙌😊
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  40871. Another fine drop brother 👊
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  40872. Wise words Bernard and well done on all your achievements 👏 you'd put a lot of people to shame in this day and age!
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  40873. One large glass of cold or hot milk and heaps of milo keep stirring and more milo and drink and repeat..👊👊🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  40874. The Iveco was born under the Fiat after a joint action with Deutz-Magirus (Germany), O.M. (Italy) and other two french brands that I don't remember the name... Although, back in time, Fiat was famous to make EVERYTHING: cars, vans, truck, tractors, passenger trains, marine engines, and also planes. If you heard about italian acrobatic air patrol "Frecce Tricolori", their previous plane was a Fiat G-91! Yep! A jet plane made by Fiat from the army acrobatic patrol. P.s.: today Frecce Tricolori patrol uses the Aermacchi MB 339, which also is 100% italian
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  40875. We had a rural Nissan dealership about 15yrs ago and the D40 Navara single cab (diesel), 4x4 with a tray that we would usually have locally built for the customer, and they were our bread and butter sales to the farmers. Good value and a reliable workhorse 👍🇦🇺
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  40876. My brother is a truck driver, he used to work for the subaru rally team back in the 90's
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  40877. I've been to the glow worm tunnel heaps of time's it's incredible inside it's like you are walking into the night sky with star's all around you
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  40878. In Germany, where I live, we got lucky with a very cool night at something like 12 degrees celcius. Managed to cool the flat down and then just closed all the windows and shutters, so it stayed very much bearable. So far, I think 2020 was hotter around where I live, last year we had massive floods in Germany... Let's talk in a decade, we'll be used to it.
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  40879. Dick Johnson can still drive a supercar at the age of 76.
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  40880. That has always been a great run of adds
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  40881. Look this up, there are 10 ways to get out in cricket, 5 are common most people dont know the others
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  40882. Lol that was hilarious both Butterfield as well as you Ian. Check out his other clips.
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  40883. Promite for me.
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  40884. Hey, Ian - when you guessed the Queensland one that ended up Mt Isa, I guessed Cloncurry and was only a short distance away - not bad, hey. Thanks again for your channel - it's great
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  40885. Loved it !
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  40886. ian you need to check out fellow you-tuber, million dollar bogan he is traveling through top end in latest posts using drone to get great footage of Australian landscapes,its not for kids language is adult.
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  40887. I really like your F1 content
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  40888. How about this 👉👉 "Great Strahov Stadium" - capacity: 250 000 spectators !!! 🤷‍♂🤣 The stadium is no longer used for competitions and sporting events - it serves as a training centre ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Strahov_Stadium )
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  40889. I just cried my eyes out
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  40890. The motorbike is what we called push start, you can do it in pretty much any manual car or bike
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  40891. Congrats IWrocker , keep up the great content.
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  40892. Timtams should sponsor you and send you a dozen pallets full of timtams and timtams merchandise 😂. P.s. I sent em the link to this video for the hell of it
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  40893. Legit Wreck fest game IRL. Awesome!
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  40894. Ahh You should choose Sweden as headquarter.. *-)
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  40895. I've been following the RC LIVE ACTION channel for a few years. Ian, if I may make some other RC recommendations: https://www.youtube.com/@WernerS01 https://www.youtube.com/@RCNordbauAG https://www.youtube.com/@RCScaleAirplanes
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  40896. I just realised that this huge transport truck is produced according to European driving way(left side), so in the UK (right side) had to plan the entire trip going the opposite side of the road. That's why it's difficult to recognise the roundabouts, because they are driving the "wrong way" for UK standards.
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  40897. Bro i klicked on this video and the first AD that popped up was Kofola! BTW Kofola is my favorite drink.
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  40898. The HQ Holden , was an New Style Body on an Old Style Chassis . They LOOKED really Cool . But underneath ? Shit . 3.3 litre , 202 cid push-rod , 6 cylinder engine . Bulletproof in this state of development . Three on the Tree gears quite often . Leaf Spring back end , Open Diffs , ETC . Pure Shit . ALL IDENTICAL . A GOOD one might turn 240 hp . Exciting Racing . Comes down to PREPARATION . That first wreck , a few of them did VERY well to avoid everything . These are OUR version of EARLY NASCAR . The Pieces of Shit that EVERYONE drove.................... Racing . Great Fun . Did you notice the Cut back Wall on the Bad Turn ? Looks like it is a KNOWN issue . Tough old cars .
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  40899. Congrats! Welcome to the rabbit hole... And by the way, you don't need "racing shoes". Just use whatever is most comfortable. Many people just race in their socks!
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  40900. The extended boot (trunk) was called the saphire...the 2 door hatchback is considered rare, especially the rs500. Awesome vid, brought back a lot of memories from attending rallies and a friend owning one 👍
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  40901. so just like the DAF LF you saw at 3:40, theres alot of smaller versions of lorries that are mostly for mid to heavy weight transport and they are only available as rigid bodies(very common as 4x2 and 6x2 with steerable rear rear axle which weighs less and has better maneuverability due to 2 steerable axles instead of 1 like the 6x4 with both being the same length) other examples are the Mercedes Atego and Axor; Volvo FL; Iveco Eurocargo; Scania L-series, P-series and sometimes the G-series is also available as rigid body; Renault Trucks D and Premium; and finally the MAN TGL and TGM Land Rover Defender and the Mercedes G-Wagon are basically the Euro-Wrangler, btw the one in this video looks like it has LED headlights or some modern headlight, these actually been in production till 2019, and they are offroad monsters since theyre available as (turbo)Diesels plus they are available (also like the Wrangler) as coupe's, pick-up body or 5 doors SUV. the G-wagon still carries the same cube-like shape meanwhile the new Defender doesnt look like a Defender anymore.
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  40902. The northern parts of Australia (Inc tropical north Queensland) don't have a full seasons like the rest of country. It's basically dry and wet seasons and warm year round. The bombing of Darwin by the Japanese during WW2 was our Pearl Harbor. February this year was the 80th anniversary.(19th February 1942.) An important part of Australian history that too often gets over looked...many Australians don't know too much about it. it was heavily censored by the government at the time, partly to stop panic and largely because they were embarrassed at being caught so unprepared. There was about 90 American military who perished in the air raids too when one of their ships was sunk in Darwin Harbour. President Obama I think visited the memorial there during his time on office. Around 2000 killed over the 20 months of air raids accross mostly over Darwin but also, Townsville, Exmouth and even Sydney Harbour. Had there not been precautionary evacuation of most civilians in Darwin prior, the casualties would've been much higher during the initial attack. My great grandfather was stationed in Darwin during the time, til the end of ww2. He always said they censored and played down the scale of the attacks and deaths. I added some related viewing suggestions on discord.
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  40903. Yep fastest. Glad you got to see the shootout.
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  40904. We are men here in Australia 90% of 4x4s are stick shift an 95% of utes are also stick shift
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  40905. Scags, landpride and craftsman have that foot pedal deck lifter thing, kubota has hydraulic foot pedals that do it. That’s all the ones I’ve seen.
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  40906. if you want to feel like a racer there is a video on YouTube First time Ever Eye-level camera Formula 1 - Lucas Di Grassi | Real driver point of view.
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  40907. Love your channel mate 💯🤙
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  40908. Hey mate! Hello from Adelaide, Australia! Love your content on YouTube! You gonna watch Bathurst 1000 this Sunday 8th Oct? (probably Saturday evening your time)
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  40909. I love Australia, as a nation they are upside down americans with a better healthcare system and a cool accent. Their political incorrectness is also refreshing.
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  40910. The only thing that comes close is an air show. Visited a lot of those a decade ago. Having an F16 or F18 taking off full afterburner vibrates your chest like nothing else. The rumble just goes on and on and on. I guess these F1 V8s have a lot more high end. Very impressive.
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  40911. Lotta times the overdrive section Fails .I don’t rebuild themMy one employee does I’ve watched him many times go through the transmission everything is good except the overdrive section but if you’re rebuilding it at another shop besides the dealer have them Rebuild the whole thing with heavy duty clutches and a new high Stall Turk converter You can look online a place called transstar. Located in Norcross Georgia you can get the kit from them It will save you money check out my ram https://youtu.be/BbwuEmWyOsg
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  40912. I demand a rematch - promite and cheese on toast vs vegemite and cheese on toast! :P
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  40913. Different countries have different variations of this - in the USoA they climb rocks and loamy dirt, in Europe it tends to be in quarries with a lot of loose material, in NZ and the UK it tends to be slower, and MUCH muddier, but trickier with co-drivers also helping with 'twiddle' brakes on each wheel. You should check out the European truck trials, where they use 4, 6 and even 8 wheeled off-road trucks with factory backing for most of the top teams - they're freakin' bonkers!.
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  40914. first
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  40915. Well that’s not good. Glad (knocking on wood)mine hasn’t had an issue yet. Thanks for the heads up dude!
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  40916. You should listen to “Six White Boomers” next!
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  40917. The lane is unbroken which you can overtake if safe but to lines parralel you cant overtake.
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  40918. As an actual archaeologist I can assure you the so called Egyptian rock art is a hoax, the marks are recent additions to the rock face and show no age due to weathering etc and the Marree man was probably made by people some pretty definetly clever people having a laugh, there were anonymous faxes leading people to the site etc at the time so probably not aliens
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  40919. check the land cruiser 70 its a legendary light weight off road vehicle
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  40920. Dude I just watched you get those as a gift from Oz minutes ago. How can I send stuff to you? I'll hook you up with some more tim-tams 😉👍🏻
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  40921. watch Volkswagen electric car record video in green hell one second slower than 919 tribute but a monster
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  40922. https://youtu.be/zpBHgNuIGyw From 4:20 to the end😊
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  40923. Hi Ian you are correct that was an echidna. They are a monotreme, Thier diet consists of ants and termites.
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  40924. Seeing an American be wowed by Australian money is interesting to me,
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  40925. Check out top 10 crashes in the Aussie cars series motorcycle engine in a mini mock up of supercars . Spectacular https://youtu.be/DUpC8FvQ9ik
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  40926. Hello from Australia. When I read a review of the Octavia station wagon I decided to get one. "Must have had Doctor Who as design consultant - very roomy on the inside" "has a logo that will scare small children".
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  40927. You still need to check out Truck Trialing,rhey use 6x6 and 8x8 trucks like you see here.
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  40928. I was there for that event sitting on pit straight, the NASCAR sounded unreal. Would love to a round of NASCAR down under
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  40929. The first car i ever drove on the streets was a torana hatch. Yeah, a lame 202 6, but hey, i was 12. So later on at 15, a v8 converted UC, yes they never were a v8, but this one was, ran 12s which is nothing these days. Annnd then there was the LH. i was actually old enough to hold a licence by then. It ran 12.2. So not anything these days, but im pretty old and toranas are even older. Legal to import to the US.
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  40930. you found it stressfull watching it knowing he was ok, I watched it live and it was insane, cant imagine what is was like for his loved ones and team! F! safety features are the best!
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  40931. If you want to see small, short cars dominate, should check out the mini coopers at Bathurst in the 60's.
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  40932. Just wondering if you have a Holden red bull racing jacket from Bathurst, If not i will send you mine mate
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  40933. F1 GP of America at COTA is on this coming weekend.
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  40934. All eras are awesome in rally with, as you said, group B being the highest level of rally cars ever obtained, with cars from back in those days! Love your great openness about racing, Your channel is awesome Ian, keep up your great work!
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  40935. Hey Ian Take a look at the Sunshine Coast Queensland!! BTW Happy Birthday Mate!!
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  40936. Starbucks are still here. If I want good coffee I will go to the local cafe where the barista knows my order. Once or twice a year, if I feel like a bucket of pumpkin spiced sugar and whipped cream I might go to Starbucks, but I won't order just regular coffee there.
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  40937. when you almost spat out your drink a the beginning 🤣
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  40938. I have been in most of these places, but not many at Christmas. Most of the past 20 years I have worked at Christmas to allow my colleagues with Children or further family to spend time off with their family.
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  40939. You should react to Christian Merli onboard or Simone fagioli witch are the two italian and european champions those guys don’t lift off full trottle all the way
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  40940. wait what,there were kangaroo's on the beach
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  40941. The most impressive vehicle that I have seen up close in my time in the army (in Greece army is mandatory for all men) , is the American M60 tank we had before the leopards and I have actually seen the bridge tank version get damaged in front of me and let the bridge fall down. If you want to see and react Search for M60 AVLB tank videos.
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  40942. The 10% statement is because Bunnings says if you find an item cheaper elsewhere “We’ll beat it by 10%” The sausage sizzle is run by different charities (they book in what day they get to do it) and every Bunnings is very well known for that sausage sizzle!
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  40943. Hey mate react to best afl goals marks tackles
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  40944. OMG IAN no more spiders OK OK IM DONE not a chance in hell im going to watch that AGAIN SORRY IAN not laughing at all mate
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  40945. I tnink that Audi's Quattro is the best four wheel drive system of all German manufacturers. BMW has X-Drive, Mercedes has 4Matic and VW has 4Motion but Quattro is at the top.
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  40946. Also use the Milo on some Vanilla ice cream
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  40947. Ha! You’re driving your icon! I’m gonna love watching this, but I just had to react, being only 2 seconds in :) Mind you, the wrc rallycar was a bit different… just a tiny bit. You’d hardly notice
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  40948. Definitely inland South Australia
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  40949. With the driving during my last visit to the US, I found that it was fairly easy to get used to the idea of shifting my thinking from left to right. The 2 bits that caught me out were that the rear view mirror is not where you expect. I instinctively look up-and-left - only to find there was no mirror there and then ended up shifting the gaze down the side mirror. The other thing that threw me was that the "bulk of the car" was on the wrong side of me. I scraped a few curbs on the passenger side because side of the car sticks out further than I was used to.
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  40950. Great vid. The new kids -ish music in the background had me dying. The Dutch are a different kind of breed xD
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  40951. Absolutely excellent reaction video from a true fan. And I'm not even a petrol head!
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  40952. Is that a business card with a pic of your truck on it?? I want one.. :)
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  40953. Indigenous people didn't "own" the land as we know "ownership". They considered themselves as part of the land. they looked after the land, the land looked after them, they shared the land with other animals, eating what they needed but always making sure to leave enough for other animals and for the plants to survive so there would be food again next year. "ownership" was an alien concept. White man came along and said they own it all, ripped all the trees out (except the mountains where it's too steep) for grazing sheep and cattle and growing wheat. Approaching 200 years on, white man conceded the indigenous people were actually people and really did have some valid claim to the land, having been here 65,000 years or so, so they started giving them back the Nothing bits that nobody wants. Everybody learned in school about how the British discovered Australia (not much about the Dutch who arrived earlier), and then brought convicts to start occupying the continent. Many of us didn't learn much about the dark side of Australian History, the way they treated the indigenous people. The battle for recognition is still going on. I descend from an indigenous woman used for the sexual pleasure of a white farm hand. The state flags were designed back in the days when Australia was just a bunch of British Colonies, hence the very British looking flags. Northern Territory was part of South Australia so didn't have its own flag. That came in much more recent times with far less British influence hence the more modern flag.
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  40954. Primator 24 10.5% is really good. You can drink it like juice, until you can't 😂 But seriously, it's really tasty but dangerously sneaky.
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  40955. They're both North Americans, as are Mexicans.
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  40956. Garn is also the behind the scenes camera man on a yt channel called sick puppy 4x4 and they are funny as well
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  40957. Have a wonderful birthday
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  40958. If you want to see some videos of the west coast of Norway, I have a few GoPro videos I made from various scenic routes. I don't know if you'd consider this cheating, but I edited the playback speed to 3x to give the same kind of speed as in this video without me having to break all of our traffic laws. Most of my GoPro stuff is basically mountainsides, hills and fjordside roads, some of them being tourist attractions. Since you mentioned liking more windy roads, maybe you'd enjoy some of them.
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  40959. Another brilliant reaction
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  40960. The VAG group (vw, skoda, audi etc), bmw and mercedes are the f150 of europe. Doesn't matter if its old or new, they are everywhere, especially vw.
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  40961. Ian, in your first twenty years you hopefully get to be a kid. The next ten years if you’ve decided what you believe is your calling in life you become an apprentice, the next ten years a tradesman, the next twenty the master of your trade. The scary part is trying to be a teacher to your children whilst you’re still learning yourself.
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  40962. Caramello Koala's are criminally good.
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  40963. Ian we have 45 national parks in Victoria Some of the most spectacular are the Grampians National Park the Cape Ottway and Wilsons Prom National Park Yarra ranges in the snowy River country and Fraser National Park and many more Australia definitely does not disappoint when it comes to its national parks
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  40964. It hits 52 in some places in South Australia. In summer. I think that's the hottest recorded temp
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  40965. The Dale Earnhardt of Aussie Super Cars!
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  40966. Hey man glad to see you're enjoying Bathurst so much! Fun fact, the section of the track known as The Chase never use to be there in older racing, Conrod straight use to go the whole way down to Murrays Corner, onto the main straight, but it was too dangerous so they had to slow the vehicles down a bit before the last corner. Also motorcycles use to be raced around the mountain in the early era but that was stopped for safety reasons. You should check out some of that early footage of the motorcycles, it's great!
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  40967. Australia Invented WiFi Also Australia Has bad internet
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  40968. When you get a chance check out leyburn sprints in Queensland Australia. 👌
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  40969. European (precisely Portuguese) speaking here! Well, small diesel engines are really common here and I drove them enough to tell you that your statement at 14:37 is real! As a matter of fact at home I have 3 small gasoline engined hatchbacks (curiosly one of them is a peugeot 206) so i'm quite used to them alrady, thus just kept adding throttle, not that it was absolutely necessary in diesel's... Talking about my fleet: Two renault clio's: a 2001 1.2L 8v engine and a 2010 1.2L Turbo engine; a 2005 peugeot 206 with the 1.1L 8v 60hp engine from the video. I love them all (2010 clio chassis has a special place in my heart!) but as we were talking about peugeot in the video i'll talk about it. It is my mom's car it has a bit over 230k kms (~143k miles) and still going strong without any major issue. It is quite well equiped for the time with electric windows and mirrors, auto headligths and wipers, auto AC and even a full glass panoramic roof (and ABS!). About the engine, it is slow indeed but thats what makes it fun because we can push the car harder and to high rpms without getting an hefty speeding ticket :) and the specific trim this 206 has gives it a bit more sporty exhaust note that is quite surprising and tasteful!! Only drawback: it is a quite thirsty engine! Sorry for the long text, for those who reached this far have a good day! Hope this was enjoyable to read! Btw great video Love ur channel!
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  40970. Each state is in control of of their own emergency services. They go to all the manufacturers and put it out to tender. Generally they go with BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Ford. Not every car is setup as a pursuit car. Most cars are setup as general duties cars so are essentially bog standard stock and just put some lights and stickers on them. The highway patrol cars are always high performance cars like Kia Stinger, BMW 4 or 5 series. Ambulance in Australia is generally universally Mercedes Benz CD319 vans that get modified by MB for the task. The UK uses the same so i think we essentially jumped on that band wagon.
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  40971. nothing like a rb peaking out on conrod straight !!!
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  40972. I had a XY falcon and sold it for 3 times I bought it for. Big regret. Is was beige with a black vinyl roof. The guy that bought it was going to make it into a fake HO. Apparently they are worth a bit as well.
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  40973. I worked in Spain for two years (early 2000s), just outside Madrid. Both summers were quite hot with several weeks of temperatures over 40C. I remember the day I left, the temperature display at the airport was showing 48C. I was more than happy to land in London an hour or so later where it was only about 28C at the time.
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  40974. Hey, im a dutch truck driver. If you wanna get in touch to get some questions answered or just to have someone in Europe to contact with. Im here. Love your show man!
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  40975. Kangaroos r actually same level smartness or probably even smarter than a Dog
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  40976. American kids grew up with PB&J, whereas a lot of Australian kids had Vegemite and Cheese sandwiches or sangers as we would call them. Oh and not that god awful orange stuff you call cheese, seriously cheese should not look that colour.
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  40977. I suggest the swedish winter rally, I had been there several times....also spectacular🇸🇪
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  40978. G'day Mate! Sorry for the late note...from yesterday's mailbox opening...MG cars are owned by Shanghai Automobile Industry Corporation and are made in China. Cheers!
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  40979. the fastest internet speed I have is 931 MB/S I'm from NSW
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  40980. Hey man, love your videos. You should react to: "American Basketball Players Talking About European Basketball Atmosphere".
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  40981. Epic 😊😊😊
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  40982. Just for a bit of useless information. There is a good chance that the carbon dioxide that is used to fizz the drink comes from a company called Manildra. This company makes things like starch, gluten, glucose and other similar products from wheat. Some of the bi products is ethanol and carbon dioxide from the digestion to make ethanol. This companies main plant is in Bomaderry which is located near Jervis Bay. One of the best known and beautiful bays on the NSW coast.
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  40983. I know where there is a 2006 1500 quad cab 4x4 6 inch lift big tires for sale lol
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  40984. The Kelly gang was in and around Glenrowan and only 10 minutes from Winton raceway that you watched the supertruck racing recently
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  40985. Hey @IWrocker ! Great Video - Rumor has it that they sometimes found fingers from spectators in the air ducts after a stage. And Walter Röhrl (one of the Audi drivers) once said: "In that car even your own thoughts are too slow".
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  40986. The Ford Sierra was sold in the US as the Ford Merkur XR4Ti. The Australian built Ford Capri was sold in the US as the Mercury Capri, as was the original UK Ford Capri.
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  40987. To make money fast do quick jobs until you can get a 2nd loan, then buy the cheapest truck & hire a driver to drive it while you continue to do quick jobs (Alway go for the longest runs as they earn more money). As you Earn $ keep buying the cheapest truck & hire a driver to drive it until you have a couple of full garages, this lets you have more fun driving a bigger range of trucks & jobs until your drivers are making a fortune for you then you can work out the best truck for you & start customizing it. Maybe watch a few videos on how to get the best start. Love this game & have driven most of the roads now, that is my coal to use every road at least once even if they do add to difficulty trying to get a big load around a tight road 🤣
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  40988. Australian signs show that we are no waffle and fluff and there are alot of places that have No DHPs (D$&% Head Policy)...
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  40989. Thanks for the new life goal. Now I want to hit every pub in the UK. I have been to at least 150 different breweries in the US.
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  40990. Well done Ian, I enjoy what you produce for your subscribers.
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  40991. Wait what did I just see an yank do Vegemite right 😯🤔, Another Australian thing is banana sanga and hot chips (French fries) sangas bit of sauce what we call a mechanics lunch.
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  40992. This Skoda is from a time when we got new safety standards in most European countries. That's why it has not only big windows and headlights, but also this big a*s rear lights. We hated this at this time. 😅
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  40993. Really like these, used to see a few running about here in the UK, there super rare now.
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  40994. a great aussie icon. he also done a tv show mother and son with ruth cracknal. it was a very funny show
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  40995. Actually Aussie special forces have outdone US special forces in joint training missions in the past, but of course the US has a massive military and weaponry by Aussie standards, which is to be expected since the US has over 300 million people.
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  40996. I recognise this Bunnings. It’s my local Bunnings in Burleigh Waters, Gold Coast.
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  40997. I wonder if Ian watches Sammit's youtube channel? australian drifter living in japan
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  40998. Fun Fact - Johnny Herbert walks with a limp as after a crash early in his career they had to shorten one leg and he struggled with braking as he has less strength in that leg. Also he join us in the grand stand at the AusGP this year and the stand went nuts for him
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  40999. Regarding Rally group B Power , please check : Nikis Wallbergfahrt ungeschnitten - GRIP - Folge 304 - RTL2 , but you neeed translation. i just say uncut video so you see all his reaction
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  41000. Dead right. And I'm a Holden guy. A quick flick through wiki shows he was 15th or better in the touring car championship /supercars. 16 times. 104 podiums out of 209 starts. That is freaken good!
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  41001. I recommend to subscribe the channel of Cargold. He has soooo phantastic cars to offer.
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  41002. Congrats on the baby
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  41003. I call them mullets. All business up front and bling in back. Fat!
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  41004. Hi, apparently it's an association that works to realize the dream of sick children who organized this event (Paris Interceptor--- https://www.youtube.com/@ParisInterceptor/about)
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  41005. I live straight next to the DAF factory. That would be something for you. 😂
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  41006. Better start jogging
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  41007. I've watched several American YouTubers building their own homes, by American standards, just to see how they build their homes. And I'm pretty shocked by the way these wooden houses are build. I'm from Denmark, where the brick house is almost entirely the standard.
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  41008. Now you know why i always loved a '71 GTHO Ian, the beige roof on it is certainly weird. I could never afford one today without a massive lotto win. The Maloo's will continue to rise fast as we just can't get our fav utes anymore, honestly they will be more expensive then the GTHO or the A9X Torana.
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  41009. Wow! Even considering the exchange rate, houses in the US are more affordable! I love seeing differences in mundane everyday things like houses. As the lady said, Australian houses are built for winter. I would like if Australian houses incorporated some of the UK features like double glazing and wall radiators.
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  41010. Awesome !!! Good to see not EVERYONE has been sold out on the PC madness.. The cop car , yes, the basic cop cars looked exactly like that while back, highway patrol usually more extra colors.. and yes, now the Commodore is going extinct.
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  41011. I see a kebab stand in the back - ashame you don;t get them in USA. Always better in the wee hours after a few beers :)
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  41012. Congrats with wheel setup. Awesome! I have the same 37” tires on my 2004 cummins 4wd with just 2” front leveling kit only. rubs a little with 17”x8” stock wheels. No issues with fenders. So decide to buy the same pro comp 69 series 17”x9”. But the offset is just -6 and i am suspicious if will still rub? Thanks in advance for your help.
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  41013. We used to have a pool hall in my hometown, and while most of their tables were regular pool tables for playing 8/9 ball, they did have one or two Snooker tables and they were indeed gigantic compared to the regular pool tables!
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  41014. I love "filet americain" (why do they say it is american, I don't know). But she didn't say that usually you have some pickled things in there. The "capres" is not a thing now... well they ask you if you whant them beforehand
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  41015. Biscuits, Cookies I grew up with both being marketed like, CookieTime cookies now they are yummy lol. With that said there would be no Cookie Monster all those times watching Sesame Street deflated 😟 all over a biscuit/cookie lol and Biscuit Monster just doesn’t roll with it, COOKIE! MONSTER! 😂🤣 Haha that was awesome to watch melting chocolate never gets old man. Another way to get a melted chocolate fix is try dunking your next fav chocolate cookie in your hot drink and once you get the right density yummy as dude. 😄
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  41016. I'm terrible at liking and subscribing to things. I'll do it now before I forget... I'm completely addicted to your videos. Pretty sure Australia is going to just adopt your whole family.
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  41017. 2:30 is the Toyota Corolla WRC car from the late 90's. It might be a former works (factory) car as well, as it has the name placards of Carlos Sainz and Luis Moya on the rear windows. By the trees on the livery, that appears to be the Finland edition in specific. The Lancia Stratos was one of the very few non-turbo & non-supercharged cars to be racing at the top tier of rallying. It had a 2.4L V6 that was sourced from Ferrari. 12:35 is the Subaru Legacy. It was used prior to the Impreza. Colin McRae got his first WRC victory (1993, New Zealand) in a Legacy. 12:44 is the Talbot Sunbeam.
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  41018. Supercars is not the same without Scott its actually a bit boring Give Scott a couple of years in indycar and he will be in the mix for a championship, he is an absolute freak of a driver
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  41019. It’s funny how we always refer to gearing “in the rear” when it’s in the front too. What we don’t talk about much is crawl ratio. When you combine the 6-speed with 4.56s and the BorgWarner (new for 2013 model) transfer case. The only thing that would have truly made this a unicorn is if they kept the manual which they ditched in 2010 and the regular cab which they ditched in 08.
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  41020. If you look at the winch specs you would surprised how similar it is with the M15000 unit Warn has save that of course on the PW it's a Ram-specific 12,000 lb capacity unit.
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  41021. IWrocker lol ask me about any other truck and I’ll be useless. My obsession with (dodge) rams is all I’m good for but I’d be honored!
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